St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 28, 1929

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~ ~ @ f : “SATURDAY. APRIL 27, 1999 .: POA DIMINDED ICALLY . £ pal OH BUT LETS )/ uP! yTO ‘ ALWAYS be | - RUNNING ») DOWN WHAT YOU CALL “CAKE EATERS | WHAT A VULGAR EXPRESSION TO /_) USE FOR FOLKS % WHO ENJOY KEEPING THEIR MOUTH SHUT WHE 77aY EAT. - \ ANO NICE 7 THINGS ) MUSH > AITED FOUR HOURS S'RE NOT HERE ver! ED TO HOLD My a a NTING TO A HU RE | GET MAD— ve ACHED NINETY-Nine D lM COUNTING E LAST ONE | FRACTIONS |! i \ SOAS ANSE Maa ——a NRAGRSRLSS ASSO SSEASRBRNTR ASR CE SSS TL NON >>> d2> aaa aa SA SESS SA AR. SAA BANS Aa SN Mi SS3sg " , f8ee - Saee@ ey “wer } ee = SS a COMIC PAGB a ! . . “F “fe, | 7 Sa2ia «i AVerak: .. Eon Among the report Listed the Was 68 ‘ Lnons rid) lodsh a tae remains tlic fewer and che are nally,” it econoiniic fewer mel facturing. crease in and mor? in the process. ment.” KILLED WHEN PLANE HITS TREE T. J. Flannigan Burned to Death Near Curtiss Field; Pilot Held. he Assmciated Press. NEW YORK, April 27.—Anm air- plane crashed into a tree and burst when landing Curtiss Field today, causing (the death of Thomas J. Flantnigan from burns, and injuring the pilot, Frank Hughes of Newark, N. J. He put under arrest at a hospi- charged with homicide. ap houses decreasing. read, “there theory that are required in manu- owing to the great in- industrial efficien’ and men become desti- of readjust- inore tute By Was tal, near ate | ; 000 11s his | ;ernoon., —A futile South of Inundated Area, With Illinois Tracks Flooded. — Special to the Post-Dispatch. MURPHYSBORO, Ill... April 27. 18-hour struggle by many men to reinforce the South Grand Tower levee against the rising waters of the Mississippi ended today, when the flood worked its way through and over the barriers and covered the six and one-half mile area from a point south of Grand Tower to the Biz Muddy River below, about 7000 acres in all. The waters worked their way back to the higher sections four miles inland and surrounded scores of tarm houses and buildings. Stock was driven safely to higher ground, * The inundated area ex- cepting a few wooded sections was planted in wheat, which will prob- ably be lost. with damage running to thousands of dollars. Part of the area had been plowed for corn, but the recent rains had prevented planting. Residents load- ed as many belongings as possible into automobiles and left their r -mes. The levee at McClure, additional acres are still holding. The in danger, Jackson | | | } | | Central, where 2O0.,- County front of the Mississippi was | rising steadily at 7 o'clock tonight south of Grand acl Water now eovers the Illinois Central road tracks, halting service north and south. NO breaks as yet have been reported north ot Grand Tower. but the levee there in danger. At Grand Tower, the river o'clock Saturday afternoon was feet, than three feet bes | the gauge reading of 1.4, which was the of 1927. both was stave less crest Rail- | PRITCHARD AN CITY JOBS AFT. RYCKOFF IN L oe a ae) -_— passen- to be trans- April 27.— | ferred to the steamer Montcalm. Police said Hughes admitted he) kad no pilot's license and had not off the switch when he saw a crash was imminent a,other C. P. R. now in port here. , The Duchess of Richmond ronte to Tiverpool when i the sand bar passenger vessel was en she Sr rue —Chicag ‘0 | in | On a standard | | is. 2a 1 W | day ! | rete LAE ELLOS OL ILL PALL ALLEL LI PO —Bv a Post-Dispatch ee eee ™ —— IE IS EE OO RIO mR ASI IA ELIE LOL LLL IOL IIL OOOO oor HEATH RESIGN R INDICTMENT WITH GHT CONTRACT FRAUD - MAYOR ACCEPTS; ae Staff Photographer. HN C. PRITCHARD, Director of Public Utilities (left) and his subordinate, George B. Heath, Su- perintendent of Electrical Construction, photographed yesterday at the Municipal.Courts Building when they surrendered and furnished $20,000 bond each on an indictment charging them with obtaining money By false pretenses from oF city. BRITISH SHIP HELPLESS FAR OUT ON ATLANTIC Inch- East Coal or Food, dairnie Is 500 Miles of Bermuda. the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., April 2%7.— Without coal and without food for the crew, the British steamship Inchdairnie was today reported drifting helplessly in the Atlantic By 1000 southeast proximately miles of Hampton. Roads. The position of the far outside the coast of the Norfolk Division steanier guard and this port to her aid, Capt. Scott, commandant of the division, said. The message telling of the sel’s plight asked the coast guard to broadcast a message of distress. Position of the steamer was giv- en as latitude 32:54 north, and longitude 10 -west, late last night. She is said to be slowly to the Southwest. The Inchdairnie lett March 7 and Plymouth for Pensacola and land. vyes- vo: March Zea- on New TWO STATE SENATORS IN CRASH George Wilson, Michacl and Joseph Brogan Slightly Hurt When Auto Upsets. Slight cuts @nd bruises suffered by former Judge Daniel ylor, his law partner, Georg ilison and State Senators Mich Kinney and Joseph Brogan, Fri- afternoon when Taylor's seden | ot beyond the control of | Negro chauffeur, ran off a 59-loot embankment on State Highway No. 00 and turned over. were his The accident occurred near Rosé- | bud, Mo., was on the City. shaken as the party way home from Jefferson Judge Taylor was. badly up and spent vesterday no one was seriously injured. treatment by a physician at Union, the party continued the trip to St. Louis in another machine. U. S. ATTORNEY ASKED TO QUIT WASHENGTON, April 27.—The Department of Justice has request- ed the resignation of William A. Degroot, District ttorney Eastern New York. The department announced to- day the action was in line with the policy of Attorney-General Mitch- ell of improving the service. resignation has not been received | berk ‘KDKA | expedition | greeting ithe ihe 500 miles east of Bermuda and ap- | | mess tent at Little America, te ‘could hear the field | no | coast guard vessel will be sent from | Phillip | wb | pedition, , essagce | tion | bier, | Washington, | message. drifting . . ‘neer working here, Antwerp | | sages, 'Greason D. G, TAYLOR, HIS PARTNER AND ‘DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS Kinney | New | By ae} | ficially | Darts in bed but) After | }awanna, for | i schedule. ‘Chicago and nearby Hisito go on daylig ‘DOG BROADCASTS BARK 11,000 MILES TO BYRD HUSKIES Radio Program From Pittsburg Includes Greeting From Trained Animal. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURG, Pa., April 27.—The of a dog was broadcast 11,000 | tonight from radio station | here to Commander Byrd's in the Antarctic to the world by the explorers. Commander. informed of KDKA’s plan to send the dog greeting, said would arrange to have his hus- kies near a receiving set in the so they bark of their ca- nine kin from Pittsburg. A police dog, of known barking accomplish- ments, sent the greeting. In a special broadcast to the K DKA presented Kennard F. Bubier. who sent a to her husband, an avia- mechanic with Byrd. Mrs. who signs her radio messages “Honey,” came from her home in aR the miles icy send Finn Ronne, a Norwegian sent a with messare the ex- nies} his father, who is He read several his native tongue, sent by Harry Adams, Sydney and John Jacobson, three members of the expedition who returned to the United States. to pedition., in Lieut, IN MANY SECTIONS OF NATION York and Chic ago Cities Pushing Clock Ahead This Morning. Associated Prets April 28. (Sunday) —Davlight saving time started of- at 2 a. m. today in of the country. or the first time, the New York Central Railway placing the Twentiethy Century Bimited on day- light saving time For the first time, too, the Pennsylvania Ilail- road is putting the hour forward for its fast New York-Chicago train. the Broadway Limited. New York suburban trains on the Lack- Erie, Central Railroad Jersey. New York Central, New York, New Haven and Hart- ford and’ the Pennsylvania rail. | roads will run on a daylight saving schedule. More than will be affected by the of the cigek. In this cities and towns will Lr NEW YORK, 1S New 25,000,000 moving up State, 146 follow the April 25 towns hour today time CHICAGO ahead an ht saving their clocks fall Bu- eae | live. as a/| huskies taken into | The | ° TWO WOMEN SHO AFTER PARTY Al EVANSVILLE, IND. State Senator and Former Lieutenant - Governor at Function in Apartment of Mrs. Owen Conrad. Ss By the Associated Press. EVANSVILLE, Ind., Li.— April | Police here today were endeavoring (to determine the circumstances in eCX- | Mrs. i | Margaret the shooting early Josephine Greene vorcee, years Maley, shared an Conrad is the bullet today of Mrs, Conrad, a di- old, and Miss also about 23, apartment here. not expectetd to having penetrated *) *) ~ «ao who her liver. engi- } Among | | Conrad's | latter was Both women are prominent so- cially. They entertained a party of friends until late last night. In the party were F. Harold Van Or- man, his wife, Orman, candidate for Mayor of Evansville; State Senator John H. Hewitt, and several other men and women. Mrs. Van Orman, today. said the party broke up about 1 o'clock this morning Miss Maley told the police abéut 4 o'clock she entered Mrs. apartment and that the brandishing a revolver. in a statement that |in attempting to wrest the weapon | from many | | | persons | (Sunday)— turned | until | bullet struck She said herself tn Mrs. Miss Maley Mrs. Conrad then shot the abdomen, Mra. Conrad 2-year-old child. (Conrad, a in the leg. is the mother of a lier former hus- band. Owen Conrad, is said to be in England. This women are daughters of millionaires, and both inherited considerable money from their fathers. KILLED IN PARACHUTE LEAP of} Wife Sees “Daredevil” Dan Smith Plonge Into River. By the Associsted Pree. PORT JERVIS, N. Y.. April 27.—While hundreds looked on, “Daredevil” Dan Smith, of Pater- son, N. J.. parachute jumper, plunged 2000 feet from an airplane to his death in the flooded Dela- ware river here thie evening. The hundreds of persons who saw him fall were powerless to of-" beats» wart fer assistance because no aere available. Smith's wife among the spectators | | | former Lieutenant-Governor | (of Indiana; | Mrs. Susie Van ‘done, THEY SURRENDER AND ARE RELEASED ON $20,000 BOND Retiring Officials Protest Their Innocence—J. L. Rilliet Jr. in Charge of Utilities Bureau. CONTRACTOR MAY BE HERE TOMORROW Accused Chicagoan Expect- ed to Face Charges — Grand Jury Has Others Under Investigation. Jolin C, Public Heath, neer, | city Pritchard, Director of Ltilities. and George UJ. his chief electrical resigned engi- appointive positions yesterday afternoon, following their indictment with A. M. Ryekoff, Chicago lighting in- stallation contractor, on a charge of obtaining money from the city by false pretenses) Mayor Miller accepted their resignations. Both Pritchard and Heath said, in their letters. to the Mayor, that they were innocent of the charges, but did not wish to embarrass the adminisiration by remaining in of- fice. Pritchard, before resigning, placed J. |! Rilliet Jr.. division engineer of the Utilities Depart- ment, in charge as acting direc- tor. Pritchard and Heath gave $70.- 000 bonds, earlier in the day. The indictment, voted Friday afternoon by the grand jury. and made pub- lic yesterday by Circuit Attorner Franklin Miller, charges that Ryckoff and they obtained $175.- 000 from the city for brick side- walk repaving claimed, but not under Ryckoff's bond issue contract. It was based on the closure of the overpayment in the Post-Dispatch March 21. Ryckoff is expected to surrender here tomorrow and give bond. In- terest turns on his course—wheth- er he will “sit tight” or turn state's evidence by making a clean breast under Oath of the whole story of bribery and conspiracy which he told to Ralf Toensfeldt, former city electrical engineer, as published in the Post-Dispatch April 19. The two city officials, Pritchard and Heath, were indicted jointly with Ryckoff because the $175,090 overpayment to the contractor was made on estimates prepared under their-direction and certified as ac- curate by them to Comptroller Nolte. making it compulsory for the Comptroller to pay out the city's money as directed by § Pritchard and Heath. “Only the First Fruits.” “This indictment is only the first fruits of the grand jury's \.ork.” Circuit Attorney Miller told re- porters. “I cannot name others under investigation. Thig inquiry is not closed and will b#resumea by the grand jury at its next ses- sion Tuesday.” The Circuit Attorney stated the grand jury's vote on the indictmen: returned Friday was unanimous, The charge, a felony. is punishabie upon conviction by from two to five years in the penitentiary. Mayor Miller spent three hours at his office in the forenoon in con® ference with City Counselor Muench and Associate City Coun- selor Field, and upon his departure said to the press: “Don't ask me any questions: [I haven't anything to say. When f have a statement [ will send for you.” their dis- Meeting With Mayor. Pritchard and Heath went to the Mayor's office after giving bond. They met there with the Mayer, Muench and Field, and two of the principal workers in the Mayors recent campaign for re-election, isaac A Hedges, chairman ef the Miller Campaign Committee, and Wililiam R.. Orthwein. head of the Anti - chatge - of - administration Committee. 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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ PAGE? __ ina ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ces BUNDAY NOENinG, 46eu ee, ae ORES] (IF (ND | Mississippi Flood Waters Near Alton LIEUT COL. t. H. ABADI EXPECTED 10 PASS jgt@gummmmearmecsessccaceccecccmeeo —ILLED IN AUTO CRASH net Sagat MM Fee 2 Oe ae Se te 385) wow enrnsit ot cathy ao: Mate : a - tl eet at a ea re) pce Fen etn At ANE SO dane pA TE eee tBS wee Beit bene ao oe | in Washington. River Will. Reach 35-Foot | as : ‘te F ee . ..; Saw Special to the Post-Dispatch. : Baa all i et ee Sl aks TS tea ee ae WASHINGTON, April 27.— Level, Maximum Predict- ge - eee or Soe A Sele i en ae 2 : Lieutenant-Colone] Eugene Hilari- ed for April Rise of Mis. | an Abadie, 57 years old, a consult- sissippi Here. ~ ws ~ ai = - - > om 7 >. = wes - ~ re panera ing engineer with offices in Wash- ington, St. Louis and New York, was killed in an automobile acci- dent here today, when his car CROPS UNDER WATER : . at TY crashed into an electric-light pole IN COUN LOWLAND and a truck after Abadie had | | g ts swerved to avoia anotner car start- . | ; : Fe | 4 ing out from the curb. : Crowds of Sightseers Visit | Abadie was taken by James A. } P McCormick. driver of the other | Levee, Bridges and Parks | car, to Georgetown University Hos- : 4 | see Oe pital, where he died without, re- ; 20 Families Flee From ~acoiestamnl nat : Rh : eR OES os PN ne eS spe es Ea io gaining consciousness, ; . ’ we REO DSP ee aide ne Se es te ae ; ~ NER “v TOE, BF sy ie : Se. Sr, ~ : 7 : Bo Bn ie ng TRE IO - See ES Bt Sn SR ERI Se Re RR McCormick told the police that | Columbia ttom Road. | Boao a | fe np QE. , , 7 5 gas Sea aaa OO gd 2 Bee : peated ph a aR A es. he was turning from the curb, H 3 em ET Oe ee ee Sc Re when he saw suddenly Abadie’s | Crest of the Mississippi Rive , : rae kt eee oe gee : _ car rego Sth Fd fast. wha iB , , ; raze iS car and shot across e at 1i00d is expected to pass St. Louis - : street. snapped down the heavy electric-light standard and collid- gauge at 4 o'clock yesterday: after- a a me § : ee 7 éd with a truck. noon had risen to 34.6 feet and , * se | Mien ) a me a me Be Re Abadia is survived by his widow, tonight, at a mark of 35 feet. The the additional! rise will be hardly | Bid ah. te : who was Alice G. Bolling, of Louis- noticeable. Flood stage is 30] , iii ‘ ge Ry ee Sere Mee ville, Ky., and three children, Anna, tect. =! sf PBR SE: Roni RRR ; LEE Alice and Lugene. Yesterday the crest passed Han- Parks Airport Photo. Col’ . ; ; ; ol. Abadie was a native St. nibal, Mo.,- moving downstream View From an Airplane Yesterday Afternoon. Louisan and practiced as a con- with some rapidity. The flood ex.) —=—————"= ee — Ss tends from the vicinity of Keokuk, | 9¢ the buildings facing the levee | to Toensfeldt’s version of the lin 1925 he wanted former Director] some years before the World War, la.. to Cape Girardeau, Mo., and are flooded. story told him by the contractor, ! Wall to discharge Ralf Toensfeld?| when he offered his services to the has swept into low sections of The Terminal Railroad is ex-,; paid out for graft and bribes vir-]as chief electrical engineer and | Government. country and towns of this stretch sulting engineer independently for 1 TA, anh ier Ri A mea an he OG Rott eet th wey ee NI. Td ~ me Pie 2S Eee a” = oa! ve = man LES ee | Engineer in Fatal Accident I By the Associated rress. By the Associated Prees. WASHINGTON, April 27. — In- vestigation by the Senate of con- ditions in the North Carolina Tex- tile Industry. where workers have been on strikes, will be proposed Monday by Senator Wheeler (Dem.), Montana, at the request of the American Federation of La- bor. Wheeler announced today he would ask the Senate to authorize the investigation at once. “l want to ascertain,” he de clared, “whether or not the textile industry, having received special] favors from Congress in the form of tariff duties. is sharing these favors in increased pay for its workers. : “The repvesentatives of the tex- tile industry came to Congress, asked for increased tariff protec- tion and got it. They are here now aSking for more and they claim increased protection means increased wages for the workers. Notwithstanding the grant of spe- cia! favors to this industry by Con- gress it has not been paying its workers.” Wheeler said ‘officers of the American Federation of Labor had asked for the investigation. U. S. Labor Commissioner Finds Two Causes for Textile Tis. By the Associated Press. PHILADELEPHIA. April 27. — Ethelbert Stewart. commissioner of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, in a paper prepared for delivery ata textile conference here today, placed some blame for the present situation in the textile in- dustry on commission men “whose Only interest is {n sales and not in profits” in the South, and on absentee ownership in the North! The conference was arranged by the labor college of Philadelphia. “With the textile industry in {power project near Linn Creek 1s| Justice.” se built across the Osage River. Buys 400 Southern G y Stor wages have dropped from 26 to/0of civilization. 41 per cent. At the same time Senator Walsh spoke at ¢% ee ’ Per Cent to Be Called Up the hours of labor have increased |nual banquet of the Ame 7 a in every state except Alabama andjicicty of International] Massaehusetts. which Charles Evans Hughes, “In the South the textile mills|tired as president to assume are hopelessly entangled with the | new post as a member of thas commission men whose only inter- | manent Court of Internation est is in sales and not in profits. | tice. In the North the large percentage Walsh sail the “ur of the mills are held in trust by/|trait” was exemplified banks under the terms of trustee-| after the sinking of the @ iships as outlined by the grand-| schooner “I’m Alone,” fathers of the present alleged man-/| ‘distinguished senator Montanan Calis lo “f > Ty oe ag MES MATTOS WASHINGTON, April $2. approving what he termed the “ F Industry Got Tariff Favor, but Is generous trait” of the Amemal Not Paying Workers. people in showing distrust of « eign members of interr : bunals, Senator Walsh Montana, tonight predi¢ea « the reign of law would = such chaotic state,’ said Stewart, | over fears and hatreds that | “labor must fare badly. Since 1920) troubled man since the besten to Small Borrowers to 24 agers or owners, who find them- | suggested that the con selves as helpless in the hands of | Submitted to a court compas their trustees as the Southern} fifteen foreigners.” Thig gee mills are in the hands of commis-| he said had suggested sion men.” the case be submitted t@ | Prof. Brandus Mitchell of Johns, foreigners, the decision wom Hopkins University, asserted that; be controlled by the facts aga the drift of industry toward the|law “but by their antipathes South was due chiefly to “low| policy of prohibition.” wages.” give = senator's name, ~ = _— “T ‘e bee dvi . a LEGISLATURE CAN’T AGREE Walsh said, “that the (enn ‘ontroversy, ti ”e ON NAME FOR NEW LAKE disputed questions ea maaan JEFFERSON City, April 27. — | troverted questions of law, Dy A squabble seemed immirent to- liarly appropriate for day between the two hors of the| termination and ill Missouri Legislature over aming} Character of controversy thas the more than 100-mile lal:e which | fying diplomatic adju will be formed when the big dam| >@ With proprigty submitted of the proposed hydroelectric] PeTmanent court of IiLer ee IO = % HOUSE THIS WEEK c 3 ure Reducing Interest ay ‘ aa) . 2. a ig ~o * a ) Tuesday. | IN SENATE WILL BE RENEWED xe May Be Decided on ; Question of Whether Bu- | Receive House Bill. , CURTIS A. BETTS, : staff’ Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch, 4 JEFFERSON CITY, April 27.— ,nonents of legislation to curb 42 per cent loan companies, 9 failed Thursday in their effort obtain action on the Senate reducing the interest rate to | r cent, are preparing for a re- {rates 7 Lof the fight early next week. first contest will come in the », and if the bill passes there will be continued in the Senate. hey virtually have abandoned hope of action on the Senate bills, The House of Representatives] By the Associated Press. engrossed a bill by four nm -mbers NORFOLK. Va.. April {Tet as representing counties in which the| Windholz, president of the} ae lake will form, to provide that it| der Grocery Co.” a be called “‘Lake Benton,’ in honor/ the National Food of Thomas H. Benton. late United] poration, announced@ States Senator from Missouri. The/ the corporation had Senate has a bill pending ‘> nar..>} Southern Grocery it “Lake Missouri.’’ ; which operates some Indications are both houses will| the South with he go ahead with their bills and - 4! Atlanta. conference committee may have to| == aritrate the matter and effect a compromise on the name. ST. LOUIS POST- J \; ihr Foot Relief Foot Institute of Missouri OR ay FS 503 American Trust Bldg., 315 N. order or St. Louis exchange. 7th, St. Louis, Mo. CEntral 8558. Daily only. 50¢ a month; Sui at the Postoffice at St. Louls, lack of landing places, the Wiggins| were accompanied by Director of | brick repaving that had not been ferry, operating between Poplar| Public Safety Brod. laid. At the unit price of 11 cents street and a point south of Lads Ryckoft’s Lawyer Goes to Chicago, |* Square foot, this amounted to Bridge in East St. Louis, and the : overpayment of $175,000 to the Davis street ferry, running to East contractor. Circuit Attorney Mir- able to park on them in the Sun- day traffic. Among high spots from which the Mississippi may be observed are Chain of Rocks, The Circuit Attorney conferred ra = - ve - es ee SY YY with Police Commissioner Bartlett, local attorney for Ryckoff, .and As usual in high water. a scene announced he would not start ex- a ny . ‘esenti > case to the grand | : rete * presenting the case | of great inundation, is Missouri HEATH, PRITCHARD, yada, proceddings at this time jury, which began its inquiry Aprit Point. St. Charles County's long, ’ UNDER INDICTMENT, el expected Ryckoff to sur- 11. narrow neck of land at the conflu- Bartlett departed yester- O'Fallon and Bellerive Parks and Jett B \ Carondelet, have had to suspend ler used this information, together efferson Barracks. service. with testimony of 18 witnesses, I TY > Chie sins eal ; Witnesses Before Grand Jury. ence of the Mississippi and the RESIGN CI POSTS aned epgpine Bowd pgs ae The witnesses were: Comgaeetahe great streams, have run together, pany Him to St. Louis. Nolte, A. C. Meyers, engineer in The inquiry, i whie ‘ireui ad . 1 creating a body of water three| meeting, and were not the result Promotie rend © wEen Circuit | tne Comptroller's office; Charles tf miles or more wide. To a lesser} of the conference. itant Ptheauate } eee sepa ote by 'As- Spencer and Reginald Hopkins, in- 4 , extent, the point is flooded in Pritchard, in his letter of|,. orney Joseph A?! snectors in the Comptroller’s of- ‘le th : ' : hte Lennon, touched only the forst] ¢:... =n > st , : \ places for several miles to €/ resignation to the Mayor, said: lightine contract mendeten Pea tior fice; John MT. togers, Post-Dis- : northwest. While wholly innocent of any BC eB D mae Ph fot 5a . Slough, near Alton, where there is| tion in any way, and -I there- : i :, Board; Daniel Bartlett, local attor- : . : Before making final payment to ; . a shallow wash across the pave-|- fore herewith tender you my Ryckoff, Comptroller Nolte chal. | 2°Y for Ryekoff; Leopold A. S. : : ment. Traffic is not interrupted.| resignation as Director of Public lenand ae and 8 ty isnres ee Woods and Claxton Allen, officials ‘ except that trucks are barred tem- Utilities, effective immediately. nentnn on oe om eel oe prt it of the Westinghouse company; R. | porarily for fear their weight In order that the department nertiied ap 'Sutiadlahions Pecbramtogi- H. Buchmiuveller, engineer, and this road, the Mississippi has swol- tion, I have appointed Mr. J. Le aap ‘eben a. ) het ‘othe dealanane E. Vansickl and Albert Sebastian, Sh len to a width of nearly two miles Rilliet Jr., division engineer, | 1, thie settlement the Co mes oT} ‘| fermer city draftsmen: C. W. Sy of the road the river is much] ties until my successor has been $19,000 ¥] Municipal Research; Melvin C. SS wider, for lack of levees. — appointed by you and has quali- ie Lefman and James Saunders, city * Water has stretched to within 4] fied. Records of Indicted Men and of | @lectrical inspectors. Sf few hundred feet of West Alton, a Heath's Resignation. > ‘ iit Boos : +" " i ae : the Investigation A witness who was to have been y St. Charles County village. There Heath also addressed his letter 8 , called by the grand jury was is water about 12 feet deep over! of resignation to the Mayor, though The terms of appointment of apie W. Stultz pen 9915 Wieesm a SN the Burlington Park road, a local | he is an appointee of Pritchard and|J0ln C. Pritchard as Director of ave se ‘ Gerk in th De artment 7. ; Pi thoroughfare connecting with State|not of the Mayor directly. He | Public Utilities and of George B. at ae Utilities a wd re cap a, i Highway No. 94 in that vicinity. | wrote. Heath as Superintendent of Elec- _ om 8 8, ny! te SS The extremity of the State route Serious charges have been trical Construction expired recent- nd ge 9h m “ aaren bs Py hi SS Xi Es also is flooded. The Wise and| made against me by the grand |!y. and they were holding over reniigert ai sna ti fone “i nom ‘K te st Wagerman levees, south of the jury, charges of which I am en- pending the Mayor's decision as to ae se ae ea a a my yor SX SM PA bridge road, are reported to be the| tirely innocent. I do not want | their reappointment. They had “i cas ] deceaain “aan all sy a only levees in the neighborhood} to embarrass your administra- | been three years in the offices they a . — ar wer a } af G4 that have not broken. They are| tion in any way, and herewith | resigned yesterday. a mig nie —— shapes SS 3s SS ay protecting about 1200 acres of] tender my resignation as chief Pritchard, a civil engineer. grad- — and, according to his brother, sa 7 i 7 ee wheat. electrical engineer in the De- | uate of Washington University, is a eb a gree yen age on + had to leave their homes along “IL can only say that I am, very, works from its beginning in 1923 | man, 4558 Laclede avenue, fore- 7 PT) Columbia Bottom road. tinuch surprised.” until he was promoted to Water | man. Ss ay Missouri Is Falling Rapialy. Pritchard was holding over as|Commissioner in 1925, When John Bambrick, president Bam- a, wT The flood crest has passed out} Director of Public Utilities, his; Mayor Miller ousted Edward E. | brick Construction Co.. 4949 Letus SS DS of the Missouri River and it is|jterm of appointment having ex-| Wall as Director of Public Utili- | avenue. vs > ‘ ’ falling rapidly, except that the de- | pired recently. | ; les in 1926, Pritchard was ap- Justin T. Flint, laundry proprie- a Ot : cline near the mouth will be slow Kyckoff’s Statement. | pointed to succeed him, for thé|tor, 15 Beverly place. y 3, until tomorrow. tyckoff declined to answer a term which expired last Apri! 9 Thomas W. Garland, merchant, SS Ss 5 A search was made yesteria) telephone call from the Post-Dis- His salary as director was $soog | 0167 Raymond avenue. hi 7 j for the body of an aged = man . a year. He served as a Captain Robert O. Kennard Jr., viee : thought to have drowned in t'ie patch to his office in the Builders’ overseas with the Twenty-sixth En- | president, First National Bank of aS aS, eS Missouri] Friday. He was frank | Building at Chicago. lLiowever, his | sineers in the World War. ‘ Weliston, 11 Thornby place. : 7 Ty Wright. a laborer, about 73% yeurs| Chicago attorney, Charles C. Carna- | Directed $21,000,000 Jobs. Oliver M. Kennel, credit depart- > : SS old. Leaving his shack home on some wood, was found empty three|er go to jail if necessary, than | amount which proved sufficient to; bury Marble Co., 245 Uni boul YY a B miles downstream, Apparently it| have anyone think | am guilty. || over only two-thirds bf the work | vard prt Hees es Seige ha > 2 " " . ‘ i ’ > - ; . : d been tipped enough to cause |] shall probably come to St. Louis; planned; and $1,000,000 for the George N. O'Connell. business Wright to fall out. Monday or Tuesday to give bond.” | ew municipal service building. agent Sheet Metal Workers’ Union The sidewalk along the St. Louis It is understood the Circuit At- Heath went to work at 18 for! 4530 Lexington avenue . paved levee, which extends between | torney’s inquiry thus far has dis-| an electrical contractor. lie Duvall O'Neal, president Lincoln is ee a and Chouteau ave-/| closed some evidence of bribery and] studied electrical} engineering at/ Oil Co.,-5905 Julian avenue. | va: nue, s Ww olly submerged. In the | conspiracy to defraud the city.| vight in a correspondence school, G. Alvin Rubelman, president | Vicinity of Eads Bridge, there % | which. if fully developed, would re-| and has been Superintendent of} Rubelman Hardware Co 6131 about three feet of water over the | sult in the indictment of others, | Electrical Construction for the city | Westminster place. ‘4 » Walk. At Market street. ~ where The indictment returned Friday | since 1923. when he entered the James EK. Newell, of George H Se the ground its higher, the depth | charges obtainine money by false | ¢tity’s employ Burr & Co oe By wr Cur Ch is Only about an inch Basements | pretenses. but Ryck ae : ena ’. * » Mvestments, Watcs- . : : l ses, bu ‘yCKOIL, according; When Mayor Miller took office worth Hotel. XK 2k ah HOUSE FURNISHING CO, | 1120-1130 OLIVE STREET UNION’ HALF PRICE SALE EXPOSITION FS — OF LIVING ROOM FURNITURE IS NOW IN PROGRESS EXQUISITE SUITES AND INDIVIDUAL PIECES Hand Carved Imported Frames ~ Imported Covers | ONLY ONE-OF-A-KIND ’ ALL AT ONE HALF THE REGULAR PRICE ee ee ee ee ee ‘|| -$250 Two Piece Suites . . . $125.00 Ka MNS N NN NN NNN NNN NR RN RRMA ‘ For Example~ $400 ‘Two Piece Suites ... $200.00 $350 Two Piece Suites ... $175.00 , $390 Odd Davenports .. . $195.00 $150 English Chairs .... $ 75.00 $99.50 Love Seats ..... $ 49.75 $39.50 Odd Chairs ..... $ 19.75 Convenient terms may be arranged ~ >. mcCommitte on Criminal Jurispru- Published Daily by The Pullt Twelf t Bo j | : 7 ~ MEMBER OF THE SOCIAT (guar anteed and AUDIT BUREAU OF ¢ : The Associated Press is exclusively, s exch the use for republication o& all 2 Remit either -by postal orden’ eam Entered 23 second-class matter | 4 Representative Ballew of Living- County, whose interest reduc- » measure was forced from the Judiciary Committee more | ‘than a week ago, expects to call imme the bill up for passage ‘early in “ala the week, probably Tuesday, The 7am action of the House in taking it be y from the committee, where Mt was being smothered, as have : - J ~ in Section, defining salary buy- | — Nmiting the interest collected | y that authorized by the sniall | apheadl and subjecting the sal- feta ts “Uy¢rs to supervision and reg- on Of the State Finance De- | ment in the same manner as. "mal! loan company. | PUITOR OF AP £34 ‘ar ROPOS WED Preidecker Elope to A ote PI EVEV EVE EI EI EI EIFS MP A Pe. Miss Ruth Preidecker, who Re ee sal «Mrs. Perrill is the afternoon and —> married. a ¥y om, IX o 0. '! about two years ago. *y will reside at 4236 Mary- avenue, EE lang Committee consideration of the) === the Senate bills, ' Ed or Brownlee of Broekfield ts! ramblil "Ot the eight members of the with inking committee, five including | the Buford'’s action in suppressing th® | blue, mi te Hills when Senator Dear-/| swung mt attempted to force a commit- | teaves 1 report. But this* cannot be | gnow-w en as evidence of what their| raise thi ltude would be on the bills if} matevole Mt to their committee. A vote! trudera br the Dearmont motion was & iter th ote to rebuke a fellow Senator, ing 1 with of a powerful group of Sen- wold, Ors in holding the bills, and it is| a. Le Kk unlikely that if Winter tries presider Send the House bill to another “a & small loan law an addi- » GAZINE PICTURE MODEL A. Perrill and Miss I bs: Madison, Hl. a arold A. Perrill, editor of | to @l he PO" «Magazine published by | day, i Automobile Club of Missourt, | teeti t i fer inany pictures used | ea. ate stories for the publi- | ‘a... *!Oped to Madison yester- . \ ughter of | . aoe @™d = 6Mrs. John Preidecker. | Southwest avenue, She met | 7 Se ee ee oe Y Rae oeneinichaall a a # beama, % mee mittee, these being of minor | Springs, luxuries irda, he bill would be a very different | with ¢ their Buford Has Powerful Support. barred — oom. — The f In refex it to the Criminal Juris- | and an idence Committee. This would peratur a renewal of the fight which | ebove © he Over Dearmont’s motion, and, spray 1 le it would not as directiy in- realistte ve a rebuke of Buford, the Sen- | the sus rs Opposing curbing.of the small | are res coinpanies might be expected | yines # ith @ plained them t Louis Willies = j ———e $10 a Aa ve ritt B

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WALSH REBUKES AMERICAN DISTRUST OF FOREIGNERe — Montanan Calis It “Un Trait” to Doubt Their Goo Faith in World Tribunals, By the Associated press. WASHINGTON, Apri! 27.— Dy; ;Senerous trait” of the Amerj people in showing distrust of ¢f eign members of international : bunals, Senator Walsh (De Montana, tonight Predicted p the reign. of law would trium over fears and hatreds that : troubled man Since the be Of civilization. Senator Walsh spoke at 1 nual banquet of the American cicty of International Law which Charles Evans Hughes tired as president to assume hi new post as a member of the manent Court of Internationa] tice. Walsh saiul trait” was he ar the “ungene exemplified recen after the sinking of the Canad Schooner “I’m Alone.” when “distinguished senator jocula Suggested that the controversy Submitted to a court COM posed ¢ fifteen foreigners.” This Senator he said had suggested that she the case be submitted to fiftee foreigners, the decision would , be controlled by the facts and ¢ law “but by their antipathy to ¢ policy of prohibition.” He did n give the senator’s name. * “I have been advised.” Sen Walsh said, “that the ‘I'm Alon controversy, presenting as jt d | disputed questions of fact and troverted questions of law, is pe liarly appropriate for judicial] d termipation and illustrates th character of controversy that, fying diplomatie adjustment, migh be with proprigty submitted to permanent eourt of international justice.” Buys 400 Southern Grecery Sto By the Associated Press, NORFOLK, Va., April 27.—L. } Windholz, president of the p. Pen der Grocery Co. a Subsidiary ¢ th€ National Foed Products Ce poration, announced today the corporation had acquired Southern Grocery Stores, | which operates some 400 stores the South with headquarters Atlanta. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12. 1878, Published Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing © Twelfth Boulevard and t MEMBER 0 local pews publi herein. Al! rights of republication of 6pecial Datches herein are also reserved. Subscription Rates by Carriers Delivered. by city carrier or out-of-town Daily only. S0e¢ a month; Sunday, 10¢ 6 com Entered a3. second-class matter July 17, 1 a* the Postoffice at St. Louls, Mo. $200.00 $175.00 $125.00 $195.00 $ 75.00 $ 49.75 see e $ 19.75 may be arranged ie +. "? "— *¥ . .* -« approving what he termed the “y hed ginnip enema eee an - ML 10 CUT LOAN RATES MAY PASS USE THIS WEEK sure Reducing Interest 49 Small Borrowers to 24 Per Cent to Be Called Up lacHT IN SENATE” } WILL BE RENEWED Hiase May Be Decided on Question of Whether Bu- } fords Committee Shall dl Receive House Bill. By CURTIS A. BETTS, a Staff Correspondent of the Post- ; Dispatch. — Se _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ' i ' | ' ; ; ' gs et CORSE er Pe | # f ‘ ‘. Sate’ a ‘«® a ti Pa «tae Sa 4 | | | hr Ses * center of a dark. low, rainbling house of stone and heavy ' beams, which overlooks the Mera- mec from its high hill at Windsor , Springs, just west of Kirkwood, is ee ee _heller, | ia luxuriant tropical forest, teeming | | with birds of the jungle and fish of | | the jungle rivers. Macaws, scarlet, orange blue. mutter and whistle on perches swung beneath the broad, thick jleaves of a sinewy rubber tree. Snow-white cocakatoos screech and sulphur yellow crests malevolently at the approach of-in- truders. Gray Java sparrows twit- ter through the matted overhang- ing lianas. African queen whydah birds, black but far from somber, raise their of their bodies and strong, golden- wings, flutter across the room. perhaps 40 feet square and roofed wvith screens and skylights, in Crag- wold, the bachelor home of Edwin A. Lemp, financier and former vice Lemp Kept Warm In Winter. the winter automatic oil burner keep the tem- perature of the patio uniformly above 7) degrees. A _ hose sprify nozzie give realistic imitation rain. the summer months the are removed, Breezes vines and palms. Rain In of . ‘Tne eway drenches . the entire scene through the screen 'that prevents the birds from | ing away. Lemp's birds 's one-——a none of Only lor pinioned, ed perch. ever they are so inclined. “I’m never going to buy a bird: with a cut wing egain.”’ Lemp ex- plained. “The pinioning- causes them to fret and pluck at the cut . feathers.’ was addressine a group of visitors at Cragwold. George P Vierheller, director of the St. Louis Zoological garden, was one. William Buchholz, chMirman of the Kansas City Board Election i cieenenendamieneniiaell He of ADVERTISEMENT $100 a Month for One Cent a Day An accident policy that pays up to $100 a month cosiing only le a day. is issued by the Nationa] Pro- tective Insurance Assn., 1014 Sear- ritt Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. 115,000 paid policies of this type already in farce. They will mail vou a policy for 10 days’ free in spection. Send no money, just your name, age, address, benéficiary’s name, relationship. After reading poliew either return it without obli- gation or send $5.65 to put poliey Will reside at 4256 Mary-!in foree for a whole rear—365 days avenue. | (Copyright 1929.) rose-crest- | cockatoo — is fastened to its| All the rest can fly when-| Over | | imagine. and | ly.” ested in birds< : : lout of with graceful tails twice the length , . . ‘ ' catchin y hit Mag The reproduced jungle isa patio, | ~ ‘jon | animal ‘like $1500 devices | and | a sufficiently | During . skylights | ' whenever fly- | ¢he stir it the and several a friend Vier- was another Coniniissioners Has 18 Different Species. “How have here?” asked. “There 18 different species, | members of most spe- Around altogether, |] It's exact- manv birds you In Someone are r ou hard cies. tO Say “How long have you been inter- } “On, 1 Ve was a kid. and so fort! “I think had American another had birds ever aince I] Canaries and parrots Was Ot up pointed yards about and flew He eal S00 the house on the law! green ridge “We had a Way there to a away some terrible time Vie rheller! ‘“Bartelils—he's a bird and dealer in New York—had two of them. He'd paid something for them, Well, one got out and flew across the street and up into a big apartment build- | ing that was being put‘up. He flew right up to the roof and lighted. Bartels was frantic. Uses Girl to Lure Bird. “Well, he didn't know what do. He had a red-haired working for him, and the it got a chance in the store, to get into her hagtr, | and pull at it and work away like it was trying to build a nest. “So Bartels sent her up to the roof and told her to take her hair | down. She did, and the bird flew | over and into her hair and they. caught it.’ | A gray-brown bird with &@ scar- bill and head hopped into view from behind some of the green foliage. “That's a Japanese Rob- in,” Lemp explained. “They’re—” he had started to explain when a hoarse voice interrupted with: “Whisky. Lemp learned to ut a huge miijtary macaw, head down and chuckling had created. Its bright shaded into orange at the neck, then reminds me, “That srmiled, to girl | used let P mao 9 doctor. laughed ‘lie’s Sav that T1198 pointed SA ing- ing head base of red / gone of deep yellow, then brilliant blue, ; then orange and finally red the bird's long tail. Sings Only in Cage. “There's a Russian bullifinch,” Lemp continued, pojnting quick, perky bird about the of a robin. “Funny thing, won't sing if you liberate When they’re caged, they beautiful voices.” A green Amazon parrot clacked its bill with a chopping noise, and climbed hurriedly up and down its perch, with an occasional rusty on size they have squawk. “Hie wants attention,” ‘. 3 remarked. Buchholz Jungle Life Reproduced in Lemp Home ee ee ae EERE: BRR sia noe Westie gs | walls | circular ) thing.” He iche top of one of the heavy glass ; and ; trom) | peared ' fish, bird, | if at | into ai | a them, | ’ Lemp walked to the perch and, The bill. and a finger. his held out pushed it with parrot i find. | Wee .« ~ ae 4a BE BIRR: E .* } Federal Post- patio. “This He | ie stepped Lemp explained. lf continued t Bobby, Bn 1. VaACK, firm, Bobby,” on himst and mauling over on his uD his his conversation turning him him bv ruffling Most not picking heavy feath- parrots 30bby. He feet each and a 7 nis bili and outrage curved ers ously. bout resent. handling. ry 7) ierely got back pushed } . hH1S8 time he was over his for he arched neck, Waiting head to seratched. Shows His Smallest Fish. Vierheller’s to the iriums along the larger aquarium patio near the rk of host's attention numerous aqu and to the center of the fountain. here,’ he said, rising I'll show you some- pointed at a spot near it '¢ reria in the “Come quickly. containers, For a moment the others could see nothing but water slender green plants. “Look closely,” “They're the smallest fish T have. See? The the corner.’ more than half ay almost as transpar- which it was still It was not il ry ert long. and the water through swat). moment it in the much as a humming hird poises above a flowering plant. Then of the moved and, like a flash, disap- in the water as For a water, observers the deepest one fish growths. others,” Lemp aquarium cone- lance-lik “Here are sone gestured at another taining small, straight. an inch or two in length.” “These the fighting fish. In India they really put them.” Bedroom for His Birds. are pointed room off one patio. “This is where I keep big birds at night,” he said. y couldn’t sleep in the patio I should have ¢g I put in small cages here, - ha re » ost as uUeSsSi.s, in SO them __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 __ ‘STORM RELIEF UNDER Lemp directed. | re’s one. Swimming away | at an immaculate, | corner | Tt __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. ‘Royal G ~ PAGE 3 ypsy Wedding Off, — WAY IN SOUTH, 52 DEA)’ Brtde’s Father Raises Price | Doctors and Nurses Sent to Georgia and South Caro- lina Tornado Zone. | By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., April lief and rehabilitation measures gained momentum today in the dis- | aster area of Southern Georgia and South Carolina where persons _Wwere killed. Several hundred in- jured and scores made homeless in a Series of tornadoes Thursday. While local, State and Nationa! officials moved to obtain aid for , the storm sufferers in the form appropriation and (ross donations, rescue workers |; announced after covering the | Stricken sectors that original | ports of the number of dead | been exaggerated due to duplica- | tions in names, | A survey showed that a large _ part of the discrepancy occurred in | reports from Metter and boro, some 30 miles apart. where the greatest loss of life occurred. This revised count developed that each localitv had duplleated a total or 36 hh their respective lists. First reports that four ner- sons had been killed in | County, including two at _ town, were found to have been erroneous, | Most of some vi. Re- ” vm of lf - | the dead were | Tn quarters, belief pressed that further among Negro tenant farmers mirht | be recorded when isolated rural districts surveyed. although Nexroe =. xX. casualties was were Chief John and Band Quit Louisville; He Says) p... yw. ; Ceremony Will Take Place in | Chicago Later. By Assoviated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 27. —! One perfectly good band of gypsics, led by Chief John and his Prince Hendrik John, went king out of Louisville in high geon today, and.this city will witness a royal wedding of Inahy, The ec rem 6nies, scheduled today. in which Prince John the son, treKe- dud- not | lio- for Was | to have married Rosetta Stanley of Red | _ off—for had | in three months—in Chicago, where ' the States- | death | Eramarnuel Norris- | Loulsville, fair gypsy maiden, the time being at Chief John, as he departed across the Ohio. River bridge, said they would take place in Chicago With- | are least. ' people are more hospitable | and where more gypsies can gather | to engage in festivities worthy of the wedding of one of royal blood. | Just why Romany'’s wandering | band left Louisville without hold- | ing the wedding was a mystery to- | day. said that pestering by | sight-seers and curiosity seekers | had caused the gypsies to depart. | Others said that the bride's father! had demanded another $300 of | Some Chief John for his daughter. And | | then there were rumors that Louis- } i | relief workers said they expected to | find more dead. Under the direction of local Red ("ross teniporary stations began to function today in Widely separated storm area, distributing | clothing to the homeless | ing the injured. funds for the (it to complete work ' storm ridden territory went out ' from several localities. Goy. L. G. Hardman called on citizens to re- , spond liberally. TEACHER GETS 3 1-2 YEARS AFTER DEATH OF GIRL PUPIL Pawtucket (R. I.) Man Throws Self on Mercy of Court; Student's Body Found on Tracks. ! Special to Post-Dispatch. PROVIDENCE, R. IL, April '—Francis Wheeler, Pawtucket school teacher, pleading nolo con- tendere to serious charges growing of relations with Florence Wierbriekx. pretty 15-year-old jun- | high school pupil whose lor gled bodv found on the no officials. relief sectors of and Cuifr- for food and for Appeais its in the ! tne our his Was rajl- the | ted Cross to permit | _ American have ee ee | Chansgsha. blue. ’ Ville’s boys in otherwise | known “the had not wel-| comed the chief and his followers | With Open arms, | Anyway, Chief John is gone, caravan of old but in an! law,’ as not by as _~+- — ————— - -—-<—- —a — mr ee " THREE CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES KILLED BY CHINESE BANDITS -— eee One of Victims, the Rev. Walter | Corvelyou Studied at St. Louis Monastery. the Associated Press, NEW YORK, missionaries By —Three | April 27. (‘hina vitcims of bandits. in fallen rev. Linus Monohan, rector of the St. Michaels monastery of Un- a » today from Ankow, that Rev. Father Clement Seybold, Dunkirk, N. Y.: Rev. Godfrey Hold- Walter Corvelyou, of Petoskey, Mich., had been killed. All belonged to the {oman ion City, received a cable- gram stating bein, Baltimore, and Rev. i automobile my day the \ trailer, and most of | pulling a with him went his clan, them, too, in Kuby, a of the bridegroom. eaid the wedding was postponed the bride's ther refused to take $2700 for his daughter, but insisted on $3000, Ruby was asked if that wasn't a good deal to pay for a woinan. “Not for a good woman,” she replied indignantly. “My husband's | father, he paid $4000 for me. For wedding they rent a hall in New York. There was maybe 400 people there. Everybody get drunk and the police arrest 43. The next fine everybody $1. wheth- kill some- Curs, propose d “4 Sis.ier fa- | because er they just drunk or body.” But the for Gypsy wives must vary widely, according te Tessa, another sister. ac- cording to her story, brought only $4 and a collar button in the mar- | riage mart. Pians for the wedding here were elaborate, and Chief John said that 600 members of the John tribe | were expected to attend. Gypsies from Chicago, New York, Cincin- nati, Indianapolis St. Louis and other cities already were on hand and the barbecuing of pigs had been going on for days. Now, | according to Chief John, prepara- tions will start all over again “in (Chicago within three months.’’ TWO ALABAMA 0 FOUND GUILTY IN DRY PLOT: Sheriff of Shelby County, Calera | Police Chief and . Seven Others Are Convicted, Associated Press. price Tessa, ee By the BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 27.— Sheriff Curtis J. Falkner and Chief of Police James M. Long of Calera, were among the nine residents of Shelby night by a Federal jury on charges | of conspiring to violate the national] prohibition act. Five other per- sons were acquitted. Several score men and one wom- an testified for the Government at the trial that they had paid Shelby County convicted here to- ing service | said, an , Chapman said. Lines will ATLANTIC AIR LINER SERVICE: PLANNED Chapman Announces Project as Auxiliary to Ship Busigess. Gy the Associated Presa NEW YURK, April = 2i.—Paul W. the United States Lines, announced today that the company shortiy would open a Py ed Chapman, head of trans-Atlantic air liner service m connection with its shipping busi- ness, “Within a reasonably short time, | passengers to Europe by the Unit- ed States Lines will have a choice of going by steamship or airplane,” “If they are in no special rush, they can take the Leviathan or one of the siower boats, but if they are in a hurry, we'll put them across in 24 hours Chapman #Aaiu. | or so in an air liner.” trans-Atlantic fly- is started, Chapman the company will establish air service on land. This will he said. will be Before the be done within a year, Twenty-passenger planes used. “Suppose a passenger on the Leviathan or the President Roose- | velt gets a radio that his mother dangerously ill in Chicago,” “We shall be ready When the is to take care of him. | ship docks, one of our big passen- ger planes of the United States be waiting to land him in Chicago in seven or eight hours. “Eventually we shall extend this land plane serviee to the Pacific Coast if necessary.” Chapman said the company had for some time been experimenting with and testing a passenger plane built for him by Vincent Burnelll. It has a 90-foot wing span, carries 1000 gallons of fuel, weighs 8700 pounds and has accommodations for 20 passengers with 45 pounds of baggage each. HURT BY RADIATOR EXPLOSION Irvin Bruck, Truck Driver, Cut by Windshield. Irvin Bruck, 3828A Cottage ave- nue, suffered cuts about the head yesterday when the radiator of his truck exploded, shattering « the windshield. He received first aid treatment at City Hospital. The explosion occurred as he County officers from a few dollars Catholic Passionist Order. They were killed April 24 in Chenki, in the Province of Hunan, near i received. mane- road tracks at Cross Street Bridge, | April 6, sen- and a half at Superior Court Central Falls, was ‘tenced to three in State prison today. Wheeler, whose the girl were the subject isearching investigation, while lice sought to unravel the mystery of whether she was_e slain | tossed onto the tracks, (she committed suicide by hurling | herself from the bridge, threw him- relations with years | The Nationalists and the Wuhan opposition have been fighting in this region for some time. Mis- sionaries were warned to flee the country April 17. Chenki is next to the Province of Kiangsi. where a Catholic chap- el was burned recently. of a} po- | and | or whether iself on the mercy of the Court in | 'making his plea. He had entered a | guilty. Wheeler's wife land wept as sentence was pro- ‘nounced. of not plea he ‘ is very important for the birds to get their sleep.” “Took there,” Vierheller ©xX- claimed. “That queen whydah bird lin the palm tree. He's the one I particularly wanted you to see. tle’s the one that always fhes , the dining room when Eddie’s hav- ing breakfast, and eats with The -whydah, as though conscious under the gaze of strang- ers, flickered out of sight behind a mass of foliage. “The birds are all ,there are strangers around,’ Lemp self- shv when | explained. “Te it true.’ one of collapsed | | which | turn, Info ; ; ' him.” | ; the group | ’ | asked him, “that parrots and ma- | 'ecaws never drink water?” “Oh. no.” he replied. n old belief, but it is incorrect. They all drink—”" The military macaw ed gravely: | «whisky, doctor.” Double Eagle Stamps Monday DR.SAWYER'S ? 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Shortly before his departure for the Orient, from the Passionists never re- he spent a few days in St. Louis in the interests of The Sign, | a magazine published by the or- | der. of whose staff he Was a mem- per his philosophical Passionist Monastery in dy, St. Louis to 1914 and East in 19208. ‘cial No other details were | to several thousands over a series | from offi- | and | | selling liquor. | Falkner and Long were accused | protection making years for interference ip of having plotted with Cc. H. Rus- a Government under .cover agent, who had been appointed a special deputy after gaining Falk4 | ners’ confidence, to “do away with” | D. C. Trexler, special prohibition |investigator, and A. L. Kimbrough, 'State law enforcement officer. of sell, Ln GENUINE KRYPTOKS - Fer Monday and Tuesday Only The Invisible Bifocal Lenses Groand Sphler- Two Visions Into One Lens ical Combinations. Lenses Only—Frames £1.00 Tp PAIR Reading, sewing or distance Glasses. 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raur4- ' NDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS PUST-DISPATCH “4 4 ——= —— ~—_— DD OMS RED EH 2K " ni ws 4 Sai er “CS 4 U ' sai ‘ ee BE — vara for tue current year. | TELLS OF USING VITAMIN B GETS ELEPHANT THROUGH ‘AD’ [CAULFIELD INDORSES {1 igh R Under Discuss ) : ROM ihi i «oe ' Hig way Koutes Under ion | testimony and exhibits before the | IN DIABETES TREATMENT |G. 0. b. wirtnpiace Celebration POLICE FREE FRI | - | commission is the name oO rof. aan . Gover ES | Cc. O. Ruggles, formerly Dean of | Cincinnati Doctor Says It Controls | Comuiittee Solve Its Difficulties. | wh io kom on : ) WELDON | the College of Commerce and Ad- Disease as Does Insulin and | By, ste Associated frem. 7 us Staceses Publis y and "| | | VY SPRINGS. ministration of Ohio State Univer- Has Curative Properties. RIPON, Wis., April 27.—Tame KANSAS Ses : , : r By the Associated Press NSAS CITY, Mo., April Ben , sity and now of the faculty of the : . , nay a | elephants after all, are not so dilfl- | |f publie service ig plates auk: BAY N Harvard School of Business Ad- SPRINGFIELD, O., April 27.— | cult to obtain. Those in charge of ; party success inevitably will a | ministration. A new treatment for diabetes was | ,, . low. Gov. Henry & . ) | a . | the celebration to be held here 1: 7¥"> “#0. enry 5S. Caulfieg | | Ohio Dean Hired to Make Survey. | .nnounced before the Academy of | -serted here tonigt ie EX In October, 1927, Dean Ruggles ; 4 ’ ; June to oBserve Ripon’s claim as b ' , lon ies nt cs a : € ay. . anquet © le Seven | was employed by the N. E. L. A. ‘Se — Sas : Py the birthplace of the Republican publican Club. = Ward's Inv | 1 MILE to make a national survey of pub- ae. G2. ake Mills of the laboratory ! part y decided an « lepnhant part) i Eb this t) 4 : i lic utility teaching. He was given | of experimental medicine, Universi- | ot Ee eo ee Se ee ——_———— County Court Judges Re- | Basis for Massachusetts a leave of absence from Ohio Uni- |, of Gincinnati Medical College )emblem, was an essential part o! 2 mocralic party in Missouri sators Drop Two 100-) ay | versity and received a Salary of | ; = : —" i the parade. They canvassed cir- ing In power for 40 years,” ' iles I ) quest Commissioners to | Legislator’ S Charges That $15.000 a year by the association |*” ® lecture said that experiments | cuses und zoos without results. no pao gee one, ¢ 20% the m & Pound Miss oa | oy . while engaged in the survey. he made in China and America led | one having tame elephants for hire. rOlice “—— of the great cities A Re ' | Go Over Ground With Power Trust Influenced It was the purpose of Dean Rug- i} him to believe vifamin B extract. i Finally in desperatic 4a the Y abp- | says State. gent’ 8 y ed . ; o gles’ investigation to discover (1) |q vegetable product, not only had | pealed to the newspapers. Today nswering critics of what begs Bad! Scattered. | Them Before Locating a Harvard School. the extent of college instruction |the same property of controlling | it was announced that several ele- | of a a es attempt to y T N 40 9 on public utilities: (2) the charac- | giabetes as insulin, but likewise, Phants have Ye offere. and it | ye a an ae powes depa | ae associated Press. ° oO. . ; By GHARLES G. ROSS ter and extent of the demand for |haq curative properties. Vitamin | WaS just a question of picking the | fiend cities, he read from the ico CITY, April °7,.—The | Fre, g . SG. mend college-traine@d personnel in the/p js obtained from alfalfa. sweet! biggest and tamest one. -pubiican platform of 190g; MEX! a % Chief Washington Correspondent public utility industries: (3) the op- petal pe na cons pets on “ad sain Police Departmetts of the Government announced tonight | RESIDENTS OPPOSE ese Pp cases was able to stop treatments; —_ Ste : cep ism.’ Par i Gx sim netalh ee div |b Coast Superhighway Will | in its teaching by the Power Trust,| fessors and utilities officials. At/ong report his patients cured, at | presentation and afterw ards were! He expressed his convicumlll gages tO the Government 45 oaGiy | mt : is based on evidence laid before} some of these meetings, the Fed- | jeact temporarily. teabiies: :- a | escorted on an inspection trip of his policy was in accord | ttered. ae | rom Connect New Missouri ‘the Federal Trade Commission in| ¢r@! Trade Commission was told, | much milder form of diabetes is | (he mew building. ideals of his party. A body of about -.0 cavalrymen | @ rare | 4 tj ticati e th the quality of text-books was dis- | )revalent in China than in the | said to wg tgp a - cles, . . . : |its current investigation o OF cin . bey : ade r ten River Bridge With City | nang! es . “i cussed. The expenses of the men | United States, he said. no Maced ant widened _ ; ce : _* : Os oo | |financial and propagandist meth- attend! h tings wer aid , ; Be ae . : Sentains in the vicinity of Sahu-/ of | attending the meetings were paid | trials in this country yielded simi- | We Are Not Fools, Neither Do We Think You A . t Oakland A | | ods of power companies. by utility organizations : #- | : ‘, ou Are directly east of Hermosillo | seum a an venue. earn ae ted, the i iry| 7 mar ~ lar results, although they were not | Truthful Advertising Pays pa, | Pp ae Raveasy TepVese . or Reports filed with the commis- wre ig a 0 Expulsion from the navy of six; that a has disclosed a widespread and — so quickly obtained. He suggested fai | nape y sae sion show that the utility men /aiso that the. great preponderance We sell more cages, more Senet ee ee ae + waa St Tnuis County Court de-| well financed campaign by. the were well satisfied with the res in the Chinese diet of vegetables more bird b f th Lieutenants because of their His ios power interests to inject propa-| | that one of the purposes of the| a 20 00 ey will whistle beautiful songs. ek tate Department was advised to- years route. und was to promote the publica-| Special . a e | TOGS FOR DOGS—At half the regular prices. it y that three Mexican Govern-| jous The action of the County Court, | | tion of a textbook which would be | ; Si itlaabioiblipeiilitsigs oc oka ee re Ment planes attacking rebels at! which composed of Judges Wehmeyer, THE dotted line indicates the Conway roaa route for U. S. highway | useful to the industry. The exhibits | Cowhide Leather Glad- | Free advice on the care of birds, dogs and pets | ludad Obregon, Sonora, dropped | accident Gardner and Rott, which has juris-! © No. 40 acgoss St. Louis County. The alternative Hibber road | do not show whether or not this stone Bags your troubles to us, maybe we can vty N chargé eral bombs on the city Thurs-| scone diction over county roads and | route would follow approximately the line of crosses where that road | purpose has been realized. ‘ e g . 18. () this service Brin our birds h r pt a 7 eal ‘5 y afternoon. Une crashed He whose technical adviser is ‘ioy| does not extend. It joins the Conway route between Wood's Mill; Ammouncing the grant to the Special. . . \ advice 4 nara en, ty rough the roof of the United! , pa Jablonsky, county highway engi-| and White roads. | Harvard School, Chairman H. T. , A onucbiapnmnaige - -: Rates consulate and exploded ve and ut aias dake efter 0, diecussicn | ne =| Sands of the Public Policy Gom- Fiber Wardrobe Trunk; ied: Dane, ted Shei dee ae ae Vice Consul Earl W. Eaton of} in rug of the subject with representatives | interested in the location o the mittee of the Association, said: “It : a » largest selections, sen YF ngham .T!.. reported to Secre- as ete of tenn: | regan anata vo Hee Pinny NEGRO BUSINESS MEN to obvious that etch literature, Open 25 () Not marked up, won’t be marked down. The right ail of State Stimson that no one great merce and the Conway road Ob-/ tion to guide the decision. The eATIAg ‘the tprint Cf | SREvEne Top. . ¥ | ao te ot, oom wey ee ee ee ae injured but that the explosion a) jectors. | commission, he added, might go GAINING IN EFFICIENCY University, would be quyxe gener- pana 6 Bay one person paying twice as much as the « red him with dust and debris. | to a It is expected that the State| over the territory itself in view of | Tnskegee Report Covering 22 Cities ay SSapIeS bn other the route Conw ay route now being complet- which fewer than 1,000,000 were book covering this ground would | . He - d sire a sume Four’ led began at the site of the pro- | Nee: better appear under academic aus- | : : “Hirst. the engineers’ recom posed bridge over the Missouri, be- The survey state. there are 15] pices than as a publication of this | ! Le 2 nce 5 . bee a tween Gumbo and Weldon Springs. | Negro enterprises doing m6re than association.” ; mendations, showing topography, ( 3 ~4 | directness of the route, probable Thence this tentative route is as | $100,000 annual business, 718 more | Other Grants of Money. ee cost at censtrection sag r a follows: Across the bottoms to |than $10,000 and 1251 more than} The exhibits show that within | location as it affects the iebennce | Olive Street road, along Olive Street | $5000, with all but 46 situated in| the last few years, in addition to L to St. Louis proper end the ore 'road to a point west of Chester- |Negro neig!:borhoods. | the grant to the Harvard School “ tion as it affects eee crossing of | field, thence northward to a new | scarps 'of Business Administration, gifts | the Missouri River on the project- od new bridge beyond Gumbo. Next. the question as to the feasi- —_— location chosen to give an over- HUNGARY CREATES NEW FLAG were made LO institutions as fol- head crossinf of the Rock Island | | lows: Harvard Engineering School, Railroad at Chesterfield, along | IN FIGHT AGAINST TREATY | $3000; Northwestern University, | bility of acquiring the ° right-ot 'Olive Street road to the western | : Kvanston, :I}l.. $32.500: Massachu- | all ate) os Bix ' ~~ ’ a ‘ at ® »7* nied > *? k 4 . t+ oc ” wav and _ ee ; iend of Conway road at Bellefon- Three Letters “R"” Emblazoned on setts Institute of Technology. | “a! ane its cost will have a bear- ' ‘ : Symbol q) > j ; . . » a i ing.” taine, thence along Conway road to | mi ’ ne is for Lord 1 $8000; Johns Hopkins’ University, R . Joi 2 P 7 . , } ) : . ¢ ) a ee ie : e , e ; i Rothermere. b SOOo0 tae "Si? 4 ‘a . TT. Discussing the objections of the | Denny road, ove. - new location PO De Open ee . Lniversitv of Michigan, be & ‘ “ Ya c ‘ L1CAl } | ne treats Us¢ would destroy the characte Oil road Ate ul would be from = few of Trianon whie) n ¢ sitet used. , es ‘ € , . re . = 2h i a ie i F ii *T) C 1) Or? . Ter ' ; Ler } , ¢ ] ‘ seclusion and rural quiet which PS oe muneres — ton. icent of its t ielnail af gS in November, of last year, as ‘ rs " lad “4 yt > . ' ‘ LS © LU y ‘ Tit wo. Lee " - CW az "e’T ins thre rreeewny lek > tiae 4 } o. . values established there in recent | “ ood bail road it would be per- | eae daa of righ i i as en, omr¢i£itt of the National Electric I wears. he said: |haps half a mile north of Conway ute and re@ of the national flag, Light Association, meeting in Cht: e 5 r : rei ecCcuUsEe f a ste j oo | but is —_— ) Z bene Wifh thre. let gay a fo Consider Both Stdcs. oad | — of a Meep hin in the | ters “R os a Sapien = | rivl i} pil be Liol = i} - VUY, tm Northwe Ste rr e . Ti i ‘ ; ’ " ~_ ‘ag ) =bit A VV l¢ uss * ilg } ] rie > « be bitrary stand to destroys property ane outh of Olive Street road Is | Hur a . ae ) Sara date we cot University | of 330,000 to Har- , : interests, and, ( verything being ed be surveyed with the idea of re- | j ces a me wecong ts _- equal, it could select another! @UCins the length of construction | — They have interests to protect Iieason for Protest. TT} te ses is iS lliagz W} © ifurled -o ee but on the Other hand the com. Among the residents at} d prop- ee He li. b untiuT; 1-on : bs bes “ae » " : ; , aga 1S © Occasions aHiogne side t he r) “ ¥ _— represents the whole erty owners along the five Or six | tional flag ee oe — aT » | ie. i » . : ; views . svieonGay ar : — and must balance local in-/| miles of th: Conway road involved. | " ay ’ neoday Special oo against generat interests. | all of whom have signed a peti- | ROBBERS UND ; Introducing e wes tte t has been develop: gd that Con- tion of remonstrance are the West- | ER WOMAN § BED “an ote Pao caine, emmnet —_ Listes in be way would be : ‘oute from | . . - eee eee tation of the white ~ 7 : Ould be the best re ut tron wood Country Club and the Sis. 3.clleville Youths Arrested on © vogue. Durable se — = sonens Seesmeeer s Slandpoint of construction and ters of the Sacred Heart. who are plaint of Sisee { ri Vote: pearance. — Over Colembia System "| ats ) yn . sIsier oOo a Of the values of tand in the re- | Mite Tunheune * : «¢ a , J OC and, 19 years Oid, and Here | ~ .50 at Soe gion as i . : + . oe eS, : ( j 1a and : Man Mat ‘lane : ~o. Doth oft Belle. Throvach Station Wiich iev recently bought at the ‘ re pwn ape Mr. Matthews indicated it was corner of Conw: i : i he | vill ,» were bound over to the St. R d ox unlikely the sunt | aa ial way and Spoede! Clair county grand jur¥ vesterday oh ing, or Distance Glasses, | ee — Se county would be! roads. The ptitioners set out that | aftern mn Ghaire , ete, spherical lenses fitted in good On Display asked to obtain the right-of-way ithe « annie lied abe ; é : [ oon on charges of robbing | quality library frames. ‘ ‘ } . ‘ e\ndy «i roo! ‘ ’ : , ‘ ‘ : . j : on the route ultimately selected thoroughfare. had bec *> - is weere armed, after a ash liminary | be 00 | : ‘ is ‘ bat’ . rTTI¢E j “Sle i hari ve , oe : ‘ ‘ . +. ide suid that if, howe \'é . prope et det et - ane rr " i aston nie > ry arinez in Justix ‘* Court bond ————_ | G XN , er S aes een > ISIGCTALIE tor CA’ hy was fix i at t 7, ; s . . . ; / 7 en © i . i Att il eit ' in | uUnwncrs Were unwilling to donu i investments in homme “ had bee} T j -_ \ , With th necessary ground and the Stat as al dada and and McClane were arrested | is exceptional value is in- Eleetrie Ce. ae ae 2 . © Stat made; that the Westwood Country | shortly before noon ness War ar ats \ fm cluded a thorough and dependable 4 ) i &' a! if 1 ive Stuf ti igtit *Vands's invest nt . - . A Sierd: j FKAAMIination by our ex i ad = | 4 . ' " wieS tf Stren was upw: : ' “Omplain + perts, assur- b “work through the counts lie | $1.000.000 i that | ere ery laint of Mrs. Lillian Keller | img accuracy. Jo21 Nort Gra ; ; pi v.V09., aid ia. MOTe siles On iof 12 North Nint ' , . ‘ . inte " he s ‘rhic ' ~ sVOrTH wwihth street, a sister | . COlf 2600 * : - ; ee © superhighway | the eagtern end wf the rond had | of ] and. who told police the two | Service uf Oculist, aX « = aS NOt designe to serve the! sold ; (ro " " ) * is ~~ Sie | ; = Open Svenings “4 county but general traffie to and pe - | vies 430 to $7000 an held her up in her room tlast Optometrist, Optician —— sek e?ace Ad «i : if ; me re. ' oy he lo» ~ ¢ th , ’ ‘ aa en the cits .* : } ened aitention to the Thursday night and took $47.50 LYONS OPTICAL CO When the comm) : itsh6g be tala — the Hibdler road, | and two chee! from her Mrs 8 Kaemmerer | Mmntiason Will Gde-~| which has macadam si in » | a ee : i. on the rout: a a Ry Bates ace ay 1) — € on | Kelicr ‘said that she had cone to Formerly Moritz Optical Ce. M ‘ pity ty Giiir mie OF ft lve Vo , : bree] a Vos +) ‘ Ss 5 feretold, he doclar: 7 st Siiied Pe Mitios frie’) L! higehw , : a ee ae wo young mecn For 23 Years at : 83 8% - ould ae ey genie : : : i i = nt Wout cra wien ‘ ‘ ‘ , od 609 ay tion hea ee ae an ia seeity [follow and which traverses an CX- and den nded th mn : } N. BROADWAY 3 17 Delmar, $199 Ss. Grand : . . . ‘ ‘ ‘,f ij ; fare ee , . es R 5 (© Five | person \ ming recien point of a piste! Just North of V ashington | CAbany 9100 LAclede 6920 K Open Breaings — . PO, ER re - i icicles =e. . 4 ee ¢ ee . =“ or er _— Prope ws po exe sens Pree ; Ba oe

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—== Fe eee D’ CAULFIELD INDORSES K POLICE FHEE FROM POLITI¢g Governor Addresses Party rar } . ~ , , O ization im Kansas City and J = os > * ne es io she Public Service, + nRANBSBAS 6 ee 2 Mo.. April o* fi- lf bts ia Lye PV Deeg : thre x puoi service is placed fi o! = C SUCCESS ti if; rat, tS, i J SUC bit Vilably wil] fai. ej low Gov. Henry §, Caulfieig as. 4 a serted uere tonight at the annual L., | banquet of the Seventh Ward Re. i) publican Club. Invalid Coll ‘sl “4 Oe a 1 oliectors interest, Bt Bemc ea ted ra Rear ecov- By | Democratic party in Miteours «. sed Speeds . fe. being in power for 40 years sem Drop Two 100-. oused S Recov i is ‘ ne ~ ci : oe 3 wo : . ; no Ose rmor said, “Was the misuse o¢ ff Pound Missiles on Insur- ery From Serious Illness poll “¢ Orces of the great siei / re. A ed Cillegs of § , Arm e . ea t's “a ported -—He Now Sits Up and wering critics what he —. 4 ‘© de. F Badl Scattered. EN: fe [scribed as his attempt to divers y Talks Enthusiastically of ee .° Bolle Gepartmens iaied Press Pri B. | of the cities, he read from the pig mie mooie! Pr eee rize Specimens. publican platform of 190% ¥ me yExico CITY. April 27.—The | Police Departmefts of She ee. Government announced tonight | cilies, should be organized a two Federal aviators from) LUGS, which have lured Jameg h: onducted upon a basis of effi A droppea two +Y9-pound | F. Ballard into danger in his : A entirely free from po Gilat on the enemy near La Mo-! 25-year quest of them, in the Met eal influence ‘ lithe dia, killing 20 cavalrymen | opinion ot his family had much to o! “My friends.” he added. “it The rebel army in southern So-/ do with leading him away from it he | wise to find ‘out sometimes what the last considerable body of ,two weeks ago. | we is We publicanism.” t gvolutionists. is described in mes- The retired capitalist Was rv i cthressed thie conviction thas «= tp the Government as badly brought to Jewisn Hospital here Of his policy was in accord With th gattered. from Mia, Fla., gravely ill with ideals of his party. € A body of about -.0 cavalrymen a rare disease of the blood corpus- eas said to have fe!t the main in- cles. For many years he had con —— weent army and headed for the (templated giving a great collection Sentains in the vicinity of Sahu- | of rugs to the St. Loui rt Mu- ther Do We Think You Are aerantty east of Hermosillo ae His conditi tray . Advertising Pays ' a a ae j » &ad waa “tt = . S , on “ as : Su‘ i} @, Expulsion from the navy of six that a physician advised his af- Cu be (‘a US¢ attitude gmodores, thre: plains and Lieutenants Seputed favorable ie rebellion ll more cages, more canary; birds, by far, than all the aging Canaries| toward “when it broke out es expressed thr that remainder of the was iiely to break up at any moment. vistors are barrassing them with male singers, at least ten months opinion army ROKEETS, pair, $22.50 —— oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING. James F. Ballard’s Hobby, . Rugs, and Planning Gift fairs be promptly cleared up. of their | ' enice : h 3 ut Vera Cruz Was ane 1 ced officiall: tonight. The | ' torney the transaction. | been listless for days. mment refused to accept the | Beignation that the officers had THAT REALLY SING mneared tO Side with the rebels wily to Save their Vessels. ' 1ed Songsters Several groups of rebeis have endered and Secretary of War Rebs and machine guns while weral cavalry pursues thein. eéerais Capture d two Mecomotives and 41 Meded With ammunition-and sup- | plies north of Navajoa. OKEETS, or Yellow Shel] pair, $4.95 iy tame miniature Parrots, zht, each, $5.95 OP KNOT CARDINALS, ruallroad cars a ee AGuadalajara dispatch to kl Uni- each, $6.95 ——— puadalujara dispate!i to. BA Uni- and blue and white, abso- | says that rebel guerilla Mand attacked the Mexico City- 5.95—females, each, $5.00 ir Guadalajara train near Vilia | IRDS IN FULL VIEW Rueva. Michoavan yesterday, | h talking kind, ance dandies, punding one pussenger, E:nilio | 7 [. 8. Consulate at Ciudad Obregon lasts, each, $12.95 green Parrots, 6 months old. propped up in bed and pointed out! exhibition in the Pennsylvania Mu- Mal ao ee. ;an exotic bit of symbolisin or a!/seum at Philadeiphia. and are to ales, each, $4.95 i ies theet Orcas. ymbolisi o seum at Philadelphia. | OF course they will live, of course WASHINGTON. April °7.—The forgotten dye of the ancient weav- | gO permans ntly to the ot. Louis 2s. i iitident was advised ie ers; he re a eng that had cost him! Museum next bepten ber, eae siaey ) if the regular prices. Y that three Mexican Govern- asec > — — re & Pree ee tec gps eT oe —_ ent planes attacking rebels at ee So eR BONUS] Sere Sees SUE ane a ——_ . Ridin ¢ oe ag aaa which had come to him by happ) How He Began His Quest. of birds, dogs and pets. Bring | “amie steam sonora. dropped | accident or the ignorance of a “It's 25 years ago now,” he said je can help you. No charge for ~~ bag on the city Thurs- scheming broker. reminiscentiy a was in New s here for experienced, capable es ag a wn aa a - ad Of in rug cleaning. ee this is the! Fourth avenue shop when the col ed down. The right price from Be og eg es stl ~ mccre- | greatest gift the St. Louis Art Mu- | ors of a very beautiful rug caught y of doing business. No monkey ena ; we rt he one, seum has received, as the curator’ my eye. I stopped. I! locked at Ying twice as much as the other. “pte there see was kind enough to say,” he said it for minutes. I went _ and M. Sundays till Noon. A little out ther pred a ome ginaga to a Post-Dispatch rapeeeer with asked the price. It was $500, and enty parking space. Wa make your te: oD; 1 | Said. fel] in the | a new earnestness, “surely it the rum was a small one. : meta few feet from the front of should stimulate other St. Louisans “Every day for two or three fonsulate and exploded. The to make similar gifts. weeks ] went back to look at that | re. Mail Orders Filled were smashed. “Otherwise this collection can-'rug. On the day I came away ] The | abandoned | likely 'to crinkle | with His son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David B. White> who. with another daughter, Miss Ber- Ballard of Paris, knew his wishes and, in fact, had aided him in planning the gift, called his at- to the bedside to complete Mr. Ballard had but the ment rugs became the topic, interest quickened. He took part in the discussions with increasing liveliness, pointed out the rugs which the museum must have if its collection was to be complete— enlarging it from the 35 rugs he had originally included to 70—and last week, when his $250,000 gift was announced, had recovered to the point of sitting up and “talk- | ing rugs’’ quite energetically. Agiow With Old Enthusiasm. And that his 25-year-old hobby | had something to do with the im- provement in in the wav he to the subject yesterday. is face was wan from long illness but apt with a smiie or an old enthusiasm as he sat mo- | his his condition seemed | warmed up! glow To the City, Saved Him ; ; j ee aneeinne ios a Se Poms “ages "CSeorseaaaienoe soe: Sonpncteatied JAMES F. BALLARD. not mean al! I hoped it to mean | | for the people of St. Louis. The Art Museum needs many things It needs, for example, more space. It should be kept ; in the community life of St. Louis, well to the front) Hyde, ANP MAIL DELEGATION TO FLY 10 WASHINGTON Party Will Leave Tomorrow for Conference on Direct Line From East. . Argunients for a direct air mail New York. Louis wili*be between and St laid be- Postoffice Lepartment offici- line } Lon | tore Washington Tuesday by a Si. senting the Air Board of the Cham- als in of Louisans, | delegation repre- | ber of Commerce, which will leave tomorrow by airplane. in Washington, ‘the delegation, under the leadership of Stanley | Clarke, chairman of the on Second Assistant Postinaster General W. Irving Giover, laying before him statistical data to prove that air mail! to the will call Kart would increase 100 per cent (if the new line were established. | The party will leave St. Louis at ! 7 a. ob. In a tri-motored Fokker | plane, lent by the Universal Avia- (tion Corporation. They will stop 'at Celumbus, 0. for tunch and | fuel, then proceed to Washington, |arriving there at 5 p. m. The | pilot will be Harlan Gurney, assitst- | ant manager of operations of the ' Universal Lines. A number of other St. Louis business men will join the delega- tion in Washington. At noon Tues- duy the group will attend a lunch- eon given by ihe United States Chamber of Commerce in honor of Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. j United State Senators Harry liawes and Roscoe Patterson and and no public institution can hold the | turee Congressmen from St. that position without constant growth, constant development of new interests. That kind of growth ~~ requires the vigorous support. of | our citizens of wealth amd discern- ment, and, I believe, desires it.” The rugs, as previously told, are considered the world’s finest lection of Asia Minor particularly of th: haks, but the outstanding types. and rugs, rare (JuS- 17 a2 represent virtually a ish to Persian, in the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries. They are on Pet Shops e 3101 OLIVE STREET AND RETAIL ——— Mode! A-36 Mode! 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Music Shops. Ine. $317 Delmar. 3199 S. Grand bany 9100 LAclede 5990) Open #. enings Kissel Music & Radio Co. 39th St. at Lafayette GRand 6390 MUSICAL Lvenings REAL Open SERVICE BRANDT Electric Co. 904 Pine ™ i Hestout @7te nG1i4 &. Grand Bi. Kiverside S495 Seuth Side bicre—Open Frenings Serving the Home FP iectricallg Bince JARS cole} from Span- ihe took | ' £1500 | after | across thrown Louis. went in and laid $375 on the coun- } | | dition Washing- | | &. Lie Air Board, | | March 6, ee ee | Whittemore, they | Who obtained $15.000 in a hoidup | Se umn i seven buried cities. APRIL 28, 1929__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. WOMAN LEARNS HER FRIEND ' ; ’ ; ; | IS HOLDUP MAN, TAKES POISON Hilda De Marset. Stenographer. tn City Hospital; Prisoner Taken to See Her. Learning that the young, man with whom she had been keeping DEBT CONFERENCE t | ' , ’ comMany was a bank robber, Miss. Hilda de Marset, 24 years old. a stenographer, swallowed poison at her home, 3865 Page boulevard Friday night, and is in serious con- | at City Hospital. mer in a cafe the evening of April posed as a business Miah and spent money freely during. their acquaintance. Later she learned from a newspaper that he | ber. Minner and his friend. Rawlings have admitted that were two of the three men bank at and are moval to that city. Minner was taken yesterday to see Miss of a Westminster, Md.. awaiting re- At bis request. to the hospital De Marsct. _—_— — prayer rug. The or arch at the upper end is we call the mihrab. the door mosque or the entrance to if this point what of the were a | heaven, One Rug Worth $15,000. “The Bergamnia rugs, of which six are included in the Art Mu- collection, take their name a modern city of Asia Minor was called Pergamum in times and is site of This one, clas- sified as a Bergama but woven at Makri, is one of the fron which ancient the that ever came out of Asia Minor. It's worth $15,000, but if I were keeping my collection I wouldn't take that for it. I wouldn't’ sell it for any amount. “Rugs have a soul. the soul of the weaver. They reflect Only gen- (jus and a true love of beauty could | terpiece so that each other ter. “This is your ljast chance to get this $375.’ I said. ‘You can. get another rug to put in your window in 10 minutes, but as long as you live you'll never get any of this money unless you take it now.’ “The dealer was angry. Told me I was trying to take away ali his profit. But his eye kept wander- ing toward the money, and finally it ‘“*That’s trouble,” Mr. Ballard “Shortly afterward a deal- finer things offered me it And the next time I went abroad, 1 went in search of rugs “Pickings were pretty good when | first began going to London. fine rugs go to the because there are the peo- who appreciate them and have the money to pay for them. “But Try and Get Them.” “Some of rugs from collectors in London, Constantinople and Berlin. collectors are a source Of some the greatest treasures—pbut try and er in the : for these centers, ple finest came Paris, my} get them!” While he talked Mr. Ballard was giuncing over photographs of | he his mid- of which Sometimes would cease almost in rugs, a recreation never Wearies. | voice his ‘held a ‘rugs. | was the rug that got me into |! ‘checks a day and see what it does All | great | have woven the colors in this mas- they play upon in such ance and rhythm. “Only such devotion weaver to the involved in some One of mine, t. has BeeAas could of an Indian Ogn ‘ots to labor day's weaving meant but fine that a/| two | Enna | Was an ex-convict and bank rob- | ment pian, will spend May day and / perhaps another forthizsht in Paris The thelr | of ee negotiations at a standstill and the | preparation the 80 chi Gay offered in Berlin before the meeting of di- rectors of the Reichsbank on day. | His |}ugain aroused talk of possible new developments deliberations. talked briefly with Qwen D chairman leaving Paris, | immediately lor Reichsbank Meeting— PARIS, April 27.—The repara- | experts of | committee, ish Miss De Marset met Kobber Min- | — | man finest rugs | - exquisite bal- | have | downright | these | Is- | square inches and the ruc required | °5 years to complete. Twice 9890 186090 knots the weaver had to ie each day. Try) sisringg 2000 to vour arm, and your eyes.” Mr. Ballard chuckled as he held up a photograph of a sixteenth century Syrian rug, with three red | ‘hexagons on a fi ld ineluding a+) | rare steel blue. Dealer Gave Him Bargain. “This rug came to me for al- most nothing,” he remarked. SA | New York rug broker sent it ere) ‘for my inspection and named his price without ever suspectil what he had. I took it at once, and then told him what a bargain he had The | of | ijuk Turks. sentence as he lingered over an es- | and then, ZO On, partic- find. he would pecially cherished a moment. or digress to poimt out the ular beauty before him. “Here's a rug I traveled 30.000 miles to find,’ he remarked, point- ing out a rich design of yellow medallions on an orange field, threaded by a leaf scroll in deep blue. “I'd never have obtained it. except that the boy Emperor of | China, when he was deposed, had to sell] many treasures to keep up his retinue. This came from the Imperia]) Palace in the Forbidden City. “Look at the exquisite iVOLUSEeS on this Indo-Persian of the seven- teenth century. The lotus grows in the toulest surroundings but comes up in the most limpid pu- rity it 18 sald that a Parsee will] arise before daylight to be near the lotus when it unfolds, because ' “ . = 7 e beheves that then the spirit of (,0Od ascends from the flower to heaven, and if he is there he is uear God, Betrothal and Marriage Rugs. “These his Ghiordes rugs.” he remarked, turning to another pho- lusraph,. “are betrothai rugs. Turk- Inti yvOung ladies wove them when they becutie engaged. and wove into them ali their talent and af- fection and their hopes of life and Marriage, and presented the rug Lo the groom “And these Ladik rugs, woven near the site of ancient Laodicea. were marriage rugs,” pointing out another of the collection Kiven to the Art Museum “The bride and eroo! stood on one of these rugs during the ceremony. and at the end the bride cast down a pvuive- granate The number of seeds that escaped were supposed to forecast the size of their family. “Une may see the pomegranate, to Juno, growing from the design of the has the Rho- legend guid- Sacred arrowheads i rug. This rug aiso dian lily border. The that when Apollo was absent. ing the flammg chariv the heavens the over the coffins of This Koula of the Eigh- teenth Century is an excellent ex- ample. Upon it one sees the. sa- cred mountain and the row of dead. is | of the sun | the other gods | | divided the world and left nothing for him. Jove, upon his protest, | is said to have erdered the isie of Rhodes cast up from the sea and covered with lltes. “Rugs had their part in death, too. There were rugs which were the | tornbs extending upward to heaven. | Beside and the willow: the each tomb are the cypress | cypress, @ 6a- | cred tree. and the willow, as with | us, a symbol Of sorrew. “This was a hearth rug. field is double-pointed. The for the | low- | er end of the ficld would be square | ‘fix our mind on 'The few I could find were either given me. much to his surprise. “For about 20 years I searched | for a ‘bird’ rug. woven by the Sel- The designs include birds. generally pecking at flowers. in aj ‘private collections and unpurchas- nobody | would buy. but I kept my mind on) we) able or in a condition it. and, as usually happens when anything, finally) | succeeded. “Aijter 20 vears I went into a shop in Constantinople and the very first rug the dealer brought out was the one | wanted. that same trip, the first rug shown mine by another deajier was that 5ix- teenth Century rug with the three balis of Tamerlane as iord of the parts of the earth. the collection.” three the finest of “I wish I had And on | one of | ' the last 20 vears to live over again.”” he smiled as he | closed the book of photographs. “What would you do with it. There wasn't a trace of uncertain- tv about the response: “I'd collect rugs: confidential to wives If we were in the wom- ens wear business, giving the style, value and price we do in men’s clothes, we would have an easy time of it. For women are judges of style, mate- rials and value — and many men are careless. Wives who are interest- ed in the good looks of their husbands, can per- form a most commendable act by telling them about GLEN ADDIE WOOL- ENS. What better basis for this could there be than seeing them your- selves? Among the forty- four fine patterns and colorings are many you will admire. They run from very light to dark. Some quite sedate—others rather gay and youthful. Beautiful goods — and only $60 a suit. MADE- TO-MEASURE. We shal] be charmed to show them to you. (Other Suits $50 to $70) cme #sre ' bring Berlin. | rumors short existence. put an end to it by declaring thal there was no other reason for Dr. | Schacht’s hastening his departure | than the mere fact that there was | no use in The principal experts spent this | afternoon in the country, seeking a | relief from pessimisrn overhanging | a before | Settlement various Governinents far ¢ i Lhe cuulereieed. ed ' turned from a cruise in the Adri- weeks. perhaps give a few points for cor- | avenue 'tinuation of the work. which te now hostess PAGE 0 Morgan '« ‘expected to require two moge full atic with the Archbishop of Can- Mu Phi Epsilon Musicale. , terbury. The supcommittee drawing tp The last of a series Of Sunday Al A STANDSTILL final report will meet on Mou. | afternoon tiusicaler given by the . | day. but its work will not then i~ Theta Chapter of Mu Phi Epslion i final. in any sense. It wil! look was given tast Sunday at the home | over material already gathered wii|of Mrs. John Cook. 535! BGartmer Dr. Schacht Rejurns to Berlin Mre. J. A. Gewinner was Other Experts Rest. : { the second Dawes | “who had hoped to fin- Easter their work in of a new German pay end of work 7 the eleventh ioday finds Weth i actual of the final report to lagging behind that Dr. Schacht. of the German delegation, to- hitnself two days . 'e--@--@--@--@--@- -o--* 2. -2--@--@--@--@- -@--@--@--@ -@.-@--@ -@ Our New Store, 310 N. 10th Street Wil]l Not Be Ready Until Wednesday, May Ist We Will Continue Our rest | we Tues- departure this afternoon | 7 the Lr. couimittee s Schacht had Young. committee, before | and it was reported that the chief Cer- would endeavor to proposals from like similar had only | Germans in of the - uélewate b@ck new This report, during the week. The ~~. MONDAY AND TUESDAY APRIL 29 AND 330 LOTS OF REAL BARGAINS . his remaining at Paris. | CHARGE ACCOUNTS NR 4 COME TO PINE STREET _.. AND SAVE HALF! it am still selling the Best Prescription Krys ptok« for. 40 Y\eurs Testing Kyes. 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These pieces. are of walnut combined with American gumwood. Black striping and gilt banding provide an interesting note. The interior work is of white oak and is dustproof. This is an offering you should not miss, for the price is low and the value is high. 2» Dresser, Dressing Table, Chest and Twin Beds. 5 Pieces... $260 4 Pieces (with Full Bed) $220.00 “e~ ai Notable Bedding Values... Kennard Special Mattress . . . made of 100% new cotton felt. Full or twin size. .. $16.50 The De Luxe Spring is famous the country over as the best of its kind. Full or twin size. ......-2cccccecececs SOee Simmons Beautyrest Mattress . .. built for sleep. Covered ina choice of damask ticks. Full or twin size.......... $39.50 Simmons Ace Box Spring ... when used with the above mat- tress, provides the last word in sleeping comfort. Covered in damask ticks to match mattress. Fallortwin size. $42.50 Three Floors of Furniture. . . 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH however, Can make short work of | apply to all counties of " 3 _____.__ SUNDAY MORNING, APBIL 28, 1929 MIQIAI ) reduction applied to certain class- / es of warships but reduction ap- plied throughout the whole field } | & ze, S Soe: Principal Mexican cities are ia =. Recces ye a “= co Said, ‘Tt a chanc: earth pronounced iad singing a ‘le lt was in 1927. orci ~ tT? 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The Washington Gov- plastic surgeon, He also treats ecars and all ekin and ernment has no jurisdiction over the state militia and last year Gib- scalp diseases, If you want | reliable information, send son filed a reservation on this clause, name and address to Dr. Saunders, 3908 Olive St., St. Sc x ae tee dan Santas Peliok The delegate of Czecho Slovakia Very handy around the car. Has ball- 70e pint can Duco today proposed to alter that treaty | — Louis, Book free, ‘‘How to Be Made Good Looking.” ™ corsa, 4 non a and padded heed- 30c Chinese Bristle Brush | SO as to make the . American | rest. regula “ROSE $1.60 value at ..i-cccssees 85c $3.50 Value, | Militia exempt from the foregoing lips: = All for general provision. Gibson voiced 1” | America’s appreciation of the | 25— , Czecho Slovakian gesture. Phone Lindel] 7452. TIRE PUMP Aluminum Step Plates With Folding Base Including rubber sear. cece Regular $1.50 Value at mat. Regular $1.50 Chamberlain Says Ut. S&S. 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pe oe ~ ~ re at # — ee eee ae al ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISP UNDAY MORNING, APE eee'y to all counties of the g a RR TERESI cE wee DUNVAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 " ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The first, No. 197, auth mpate | County Court to create’ See Our Other Announcements in Part 3—Pages 5,6, 7 and 8 peanning commission t) ¢ 5 at a re gula te Contra P . oe BIE Subdivision D nd to provide for the nent Of roads and for the a pched | at dr geulation of buildings n he | Ane second, No, 198, author ent| POrated areas, regulate the h a © ! © on of | aud size of buildings, t) eg ig Per ej ‘“e a 4% ; ore nF lot that mav t sRA . 7 . wg Cc ‘ E wn i PY a. bui OCCUpis G 4 AD L é . ~ «- buiiding, and to Provide rehensive zoning Plans. , ihe third, No. 199, is the Stay Die | arg citv Zz Ming act prepared . Dine i the direction of President He - efeat | when he was Secretary of res The | merce. ascy Pe “oremgog agg Bo. | Adjourns Diversion Hea WASHINGTON, April end- = * i | Charles Evans Hughes, $i. | | % 3 _ % » Y . | master in the Lake Michigan ée, | | A A iD i Thie | , . “ Nn Ver ; Sion hearings, yesterday 2djouraiifd a ~ a + 4 a. a a ex- | a : ‘a rr Ba hearings until fall after 4 of : ing ct motion Dy the comp | Great Lake States that the @ n by the Chicago Sanitary | eI0 pri-{ trict be limited to 7509 f they tecond until final judgment, , 1929) #2 NEUTRODYNE “* aii | / m@ me 4 All-Electric—With New Type Speaker—in This Beautiful Cabinet at Only | i 7 ee rela wie wn © =~ = ae tdi al : i ; \ NGS RT BRS ING Raya tea. AR IRR hes ap! scary + ° ad ’ : - . « —., J , Py: TS y — . pape wemmeniae 9a nt - ee ~ ao 2 wane o~ -4 6 —— ones eee - — ~ - Ay em . " . ‘ a pal ye bye - ‘ rs a a psNiare ~ a» Sen _—— oe . 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F ' SSS Nw! meee gg! 1, ~ SSS GSS : — : . . ~~ - . ——- -—_ — ata cmaneere OO RL PP I OEE CAPA RI LOO Fue oO) *OD= LESS TUBES as PR eG Se eS Bem ia NE, SR Se Bh POG RB a, PR Nie AS, Ea ane as oe SR re : oes Ee een cee eas ~ : ewe ees - eemen "is Me ry : 4 a J “ nanan RAR RR Rr re tree ene sen es eee . . = ~ ~ = ee on eae cave - . sa” a8 EE PNP rE ER ke eee v. > - - ~ - a e OA MEE a LS a SR Se —— . >> NY P ¥ A Small Payment Will ea The new Radiotrope...a marvelous radio... de- veloped and produced by the U. S. Radio and Tele- vision Company, is presented to St. Louis now for the first time by Stix, Baer and Fuller! When you call Monday to inspect this new achievement, come expect- ing to hear exceptional tone, to see cabinet work that is the pride of skilled craftsmen, to witness greater se- lectivity and distance than that to which you are accus- tomed. RADIOTROPE, with its individual and distinc- tive features, offers new possibilities and new beauty. ee . Se o RTS Mais, 2 oe A , ee MONEE Ris: i, Pa “ Sa b 7 . y ‘ ~ ee - — » ‘ Re ae Other Radiotrope Models Are Priced (Less Tubes) $79.50, $99.30. $119.50, $137.30. $149.50. As Pictured Both 7 and 9-Tube Radios, All in Beautiful Cabinets With Speakers of the Latest Type P Xi, “as ° ~ ae x * q a ae . > aa ee HEAR IT! SEE IT! : 67 ‘S i | J INSTALLED ,ON | YOUR AERIAL Pech set carries the trade mark of the maker—lbcautiful cabinet une rich tene PYAAMIC type power speaker. (ine-ddial control, bair tris eer SELEGA TIVITY and an abut dance of VOLUME, that reereater evrry tene im the audihie rane” with perfect naturainess—from vielin's shrill bich netes to the ler rumbie roll of the drum. >& OPEN EVERY "NIGHT Pay For It While You Use It— NOTE THESE FEATURES Seven tubes. all-electric, neutrodyne circuit. A powerful speaker T na ber * it Y q bf ' * of unusually fine tone. _ S ame ou r on V eCmie i ce The cabinet. in beautiful matched walnut, is well proportioned and will harmonize perfectly with any scheme of interior decoration. ... FIRST PAYMENT ... Select your RADIOTROPE now and enjoy RADIOTROPE NEUTRODYNE uses patented features of the it | perfect reception of all the season’s sports events and musical entertain- Radio Corporation of America and its associated companies, and uses e ments. After making the small initial payment, the balance may be ar- licenses of Hazeltine Neutrodyne and La Tour. ranged in monthly or weekly sums to suit your convenience. The Credit Three stages of tuned shielded radio. Two-knob control. All elec- Office is located on the Fourth Floor . .. the same as our Radio Dept. tric. Illuminated dial. (Fourth Floor.) a ee ee ee ee SS ee eee eee ee ee ee ee a ans 28 a ee — = . mae yy +8 ~ . a Ee oe ees ook a * ty

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tts Hold Any Outfit for Future Delivery i i i i i i i A Small Parment Will All-Electric—With New Type Speaker—in This Beautiful Cabinet at Only 50 *OD— LESS TUBES The new Radiotrope...a marvelous radio... de- veloped and produced by the U. S. Radio and Tele- As Pictured HEAR IT! SEE IT! INSTALLED ,ON YOUR AERIAL Dech set carries the trade mark of the maker—tbenutiful cabinet and tich tone DYAAMIC type pevwer speaker. €medial cootrel, balir tris eer SELELGA TIVITY aed an abut danre of VOLUME, that reereater with perfert patu violin's shrill bigh netes to the ler rumbie reli of the drume. > OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL “9” engi MBE eR ae ™ ‘ 0 me . . SS OO ae ate > “ a ee " ‘ Ce ty , bs eh ee F , ¥3 © . » oe ae ~ “ i it vo bits bi ‘ * feos oO, said te ncepedtihlibat neti a al ne inns . _ Aenets cote . , . EO ns Apert Aette yitelitiny: he» eeepc gp) sem we ee - " AE ania yp Sek . ae.) ee 4 3 . . \ ine Po uty rn * wa 7, Sen “ \ ~ sae Prva anoles egal Day meas aston: tate Te eee y . : ro ~ te “ » oa = ro yr tay: = : Yoru ache — ‘ 7 se op the tii was engrossed by | rane: Under ?wHo / ARE YOU? Ihe Wortd’s Greate-t ‘ames ie faniada he ga SS ip 2 a , a . , : Lee lé r’re il pas- Ass0Cla Press, ——— i i ea = rey 4 4 “ . . - ; . i lam ie € ] O itfa ws ‘> : b* Pris, holding that SS; cre ft) | \ 4" . | ’ y/ ? , > ) 7 ’ ? dad i) iawWw\ 5 Bw) 1 a Stateimen On is llegal)}y ae a aia a . > 7 _ " 7 . 4 . " ‘ , » ‘ t 4 i} i:\ 1 ic’ - - - ’ a's Gc oY tne }j O! aAD-=- , GUiCiadr\ Committe unth ys oe di iv: PHRENOLOGISTS AND ' sails *8 Bliss and “B) listering Mat te | DI aring against this bill or the] after more than two pre o1 RHEUMATISM OF JOINTS SIX YEARS : on | : AS CHARCTER MOLISISTS |} rimony. Two will be n d by .he legal arguinents offered.” | Warm discussion. A close divis | Principles of Phré ches “Mon It Seems impossible to have anw /! Was apparent, however, Ww 1 read vol PES ae “3 ie o ete OT led ia thle > | ents vocations! ’ P. M. .Success Is Eas} Failure } measure presented for the protec- | Sharply meee d report of Norris | =r « ! = or 4644 gy a taal Is Hard. Demonstration. Tuesday, “On or so rety, or to make it hard- had been ad. The report held ! Pain and Stiffness reaking and Snapping of Joints | te Aly aDs. > “ee a S J M. *"*Your Right Jol Dem- : r tor criminals to escap: punish- {| that Me ines as a stockholder in va- Quickly Respond to Weldona Tablets | : Lindell 7270 ¢ ment, that is satisfactory to the; rious business enterprises, was | Apo: r)? en? Sen- mn tnat is here as ageténders.”’ Serving in wlio tion fF : HNuow ~. | és —, elation FREE. | Nat'l Inst, of Phrenology : said Griggs | old. statute forbidding the ,Seeres| chrome theunetha oe Mee egrith | the shoulder joints I could not get | ‘ | MID-CITY BLDG, The ack on Ube bill was led | tary of the Treasury to be inter-/} said Mr... Lecpold 7. Se ob DaBels | on . snd “v my ‘head facia tag Drea ; $22 N. GRAND, ROOM 1 Dy Sion sentative Blair of Col ested in trade or commeree. who lives at 1625 North Leffin: ow ell | | 0 p Was 20 lame i could hardly af “ pes ne . urie; o1 Ca r Coun- | ita Of the old law, but he repeated | z % = Ss 7 meh ze A * ~ > lace mv 7%, oees os Lnem are iawvers i his argument that a stockholder : Bos siege Sree 2 Gen ad ing OW 80 ms: lV St. END es OF : THE = MONTH SPEC] A | S! The bill, introduced by Repre-| was interested in trade and com- Go EAE See ae = people had been benefited br | . sentative Zevely of Osage County,/ merce. He contended the law eldona I decided to try it, and I | FOUR DAYS ONLY | Provides that the three courts of | should be enforced unless it is am glad I did for in a short time the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, — oe, we a Court, in | m¢ d ¢ I In that con- | pain and stiftness disappeared. r | : Passing upon an appeal in a crim-/ nection he referred to the recent | ae sleep on my left side, can "* } : inal case, s / aiso consider and / appeal of President Hoo pass up I Ings of the triai .,enforcement and SugRe (court that were adverse to th. this “sentiment should Prost CUTIO! if the State except: d guid ne Star. ‘poses : , to nese rulings at the time in th. Republicans Rely on O Uther Republi sitetintietntn the committee countere “4 : 7 oe. ©, 4. GUILBATLT Delegation to Joan of Are Fetes.} erence to the oni GLASSES for Farsight, Reading or Sewing onc | By the Associated Press | tor: wh fi hte opinion ee n by At- giad to have them cal! or write.’’ Complete With S 50 HA\ RE, France, April 27.—aA ae nt eid ma poor Seca held bt Keetson | this tes reward to anyone prov ing | a: ;' s estimonia| is not genuine. ai if A T t? >* ; rl ? ’ - Y ~ vA. = ‘*y ' ~ ? 7 hy? t } ? ‘ . : " ' ‘> i) i 7 7 PS wee ree ‘ uu MiylL U1 Lilt le grat FRAME AND LENSES Pay For It While You Use It— Terms to Suit Your Con ve nie aL ce 2 ue ga a ee matched walnut, 1s well proportioned and ments. After making the small initial payment, the balance may be ar- - = iis sont wey tt office an d a fine Dissatisfied With Measures «gy | € $3000. in} e +49 | Three U nder Arrest in Last ce | Protect Society. of 80% ot witch halt shall be | I °C AA oan an S aie or the use of the person givin auis Dex a obec O és Ab epee nae = : cen hk ee Union Craftsmen. a rely criticised tod ay by Fis * | Seieete Committee Defers | that a stockholder could not be | in two new houses at Thirty-second ; but little chance ot! a FREE | Sag at this late stage of the ses- W ASHING TON. April | S20N. cision Or the report of \ € r for law / Sax. eee EP 8 eee Ae J ~ atu. . Aa ISS“ © ‘ . . id , ~ ; 4 = enmnss.sanac> ~ _ ~~ —~ ae 7 emacs « ame . owe ~ ° ow - 8. eR IR re ree ee Oe ee ” “9 . x Seren tee came paneer ew ewww ce ena + ‘ _ _ = oureavere $y nr + wr ree ; - ~anaeanamnds - _ ——— G6 SD 4 rewemeerercunamnmannsnann ~———- ? ae 7 it ~ “ - # ~ « a ie ae A oe em - ~~ on “ ws at a _ _ careenen maa 2 MO ae re ' a -~ - . ne Ne ne * = om = _—am nam Lamm ava- ci veve - s . ss ELL LEELA LE ELL CEE EE CEES TEI Ba NO III LL OE IEE EE SERED RE paket é ; , A oo bax § ws RROD : tana 2 aa a , ae _—— amnnns : : a an oaneeve a - - ~~ ~~ % ~ \ Qy _ «NY Ss A 7 . y . y , ‘ . . ’ . » . & ~ ‘ - i‘? ? y / “* vA wa? “> " . . J : \ ~N . ‘ s N iA 4 : ~ . ‘ or a2s -- were 2 a » - Deana eens . ON v Poses Ga ; . osama ees susan ——E : . sass em , if Zoot Sine Sailr Wee H 1 Hp 0 = une! ~ — eo tt * A 7 ON COR re ED > RE RO RA I ey URE 8 CU ee re RE FE EE ER RR ee Se ew . ~ —— a . - - ~ -_ — . Po ~ . ~ - ——— — = = am . . - — ~ i owwee -- A eweewh oa 7 ; _ ] y : NOTE THESE FEATURES Seven tubes. all-electric, neutrodyne circuit. A powerful speaker will harmonize perfectly with any scheme of interior decoration. ... FIRST PAYMENT ... Select your RADIOTROPE now and enjoy RADIOTROPE NEUTRODYNE uses patented features of the “ SO perfect reception of all the season’s sports events and musical entertain- Radio Corporation of America and its associated companies, and uses ranged in monthly or weekly sums to suit your convenience. licenses of Hazeltine Neutrodyne and La Tour. The Credit Three stages of tuned shielded radio. Two-knob control. All elec- Radio Dept. tric. _ Lluminated dial. (Fourth Floor.) ty. provided by the law struction of propert -. aoa eee & A: ¥ hy Te os we 2 > ais ab > a,” 2 ee REE ie wie © $ - oe 7 - pou’ information. Mellon himsel? : | informed the committee of his East St. Louis police early yes- | | stock holdings. He said he hel@j terday arrested three men, de- ' tock in the Gulf Oil Corporation scribing themselves as union build- land tt 1¢ Aluminum Co. of America, |. | Ibut not a controlling interest. ing craftsmen, who were detected : ; he act of destroying mbin; It was argued “in the committee in the act of destroying plum! ing. | considered within the intent of the! and Gross avenues. wv“ ere jj Arthur Bisher, Harry Gathe and | | este -d in Carrying’ on ‘ Asa stock- cretary’s | bolder, it was con tended that Met- ‘lon was not “carrying on” busj-} Charles Paneliet, declared their Law. ——— action was a ptotest against the ADVERTISEMENT ise oo" LEFFINGWELL AVENUE MAN HAD after pe ! | go 1 up and down stairs as well as | ever. I am greativ pleased to be! Sted that} | able to give my letter to the public ou: | so that ethers who m av suffer from /| i pron imatism wil] try Weldona and | " l. gain health as I have. If anvone mb rs oft wi ith ref- wis hes to investigate my case oF | obtain more particular t would be | gualifi- 2 DAYS ONLY! Apartment Size The cut above illustrates one of the beautiful Grand Piened on aan a DO NOT MOVE THE OLD PIANC Trade in your old Piano or other musical i ment now at full cash value and save moving expenses. Pei : >a a tH ~/ eo “ : ae’. pa oe ee a . a ID, Se San RF tate Se Oe ee tg ee ee Oe CAR ed NS, eh eta Ste RR ok aa ‘ * “a'e se * . ‘J a " “ e “~~ - ~ y) ae oat’ SE Siig ae . , a NES we : EI OS SRE, PE Ce Me eg oe “ us Sk cl ee eR Oe as ‘ ee fae he a TR bn Sa LOLI DELEON NE Sr LS RNS NLEN REF Stel byes, Pee. i Ma ae ecg ’ » q a es itd tet, Die . fe eee egw * — —— oe =— ve ae eas oe ae a NAA tet ana . eR yr 88 —ieuteaen a ‘ : as SSSI” AINE? OOF REE CRRA A TE IR ETS EAI EEO RE ROR SY CR: RE OT WEE ee ors 4 4 $1.00 Dial For household purposes. Keep accurate check. 4 79c

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eel | manpaiee Sepreee: 96817" con a ahngad Eek Sag Tae YE ok ___ "SP EGutS POST-DISPATCH. PAGE ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DJSPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28,1929 Qe | _— --- ite a aamapanaaa 7 : ‘e off aed TA K ion " . commerce, or be the owner in| MEN CAUGHT TEARING OUT | employment of nonunion men in pseu’ DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGED |r nists |ATTAGKS LANYERS OPPOSED |) ACE DUMICHO\N PIN |S Sarto tah eortarmens of serwnien ese salem al — terday. Grillion was arrested Fri- Capgee | | Warrants charging malicious de-;| age with axes and as kelonpy Warrant Issued for a pve: Lhasue by J. G. Wayman, a] T0 CRIMINAL CODE REFORM | sel. NON-UNION PLUMBING HELD eos of se i widl be | they were semneik ; private watchman, who observea ' Crillion, Salesman. rm ae . e « hy’ Is | F , ie a a i David Grillion. 31-" \4 «ales. him driving at Park and Virginia House Member Say: Bunch Is | ‘is removal from office and a fine | mnree Under Arrest in East St. eo | he city Hospital phy-| Dissatisfied With Measures to lof $3000, of which half “shall be) . > TI elves as man of 2321 North Fifteenth street,; avenues. At the cify nospite ~~ Protect Society. ) th se ofthe person giving} Louis Describe Themsetves as oc me UO 5 ty Union Craftsmen. i ; -_ rT ician id he was suffering from ' was charged with driving ww hile ili- Sit ians said ai J SFFERSON CITY pril 97 i : pen = LE serie a be o A st | isuch formation. Mellon himsel? 3 “ ; toxicated in a felony warrant issued | such inrorm East St. Louis police early yes- so ° — The penalty. provided by the law - alcoholism. 3 | . . informed the committee of his \ | stock holdings. Hie said he held terday arrested three men, de- 2 DA | - ‘ > | Ssistently have opposed all criminal | r ? code reforms and have been in- | peppy in the Gulf Oil Corporation| scribing themselves as union build- | SPECIAL S MUCH RAIN PREDICTED: aos antag tk ot eerie | ee ALE OF | oun 'strumental in blocking the reform ; — ‘but not a controlling interest. a ; yram of the Missouri ssocia- , in the act of destroying plumbing, d : | agp p ere Py os , gic ce. weteee It was argued ‘in the committee) , 6 ie Stina’ | |i = tion for Criminal Justice were se- . ie) 4 ‘holder ~(y) | in two new houses a llrty-seco ; = at a stoc : ould not be i an verely criticised today br Repre- Senate Committee Defers |t>2t 2 stockholder could 7 anh : i sehen, Aaa a | considered within the intent of the| and Gross avenues. | | e isentative J. W. Griggs of Carthage >a SHEET METAL OF ALL KINDS lin defending a bill to give the Decision After Discussion la nt oT weg Pin pag! rion The men, who said they were} $750 Value ia | Ca ‘ | ;ested in carry) on. As StOCK- - : s | a . 'State some of the rights accorded ad : x! ae Arthur Bisher, Harry Gathe and | B d-N fs ry eage ry iholder, it was contended that Mel- | ran ew # Thos. McHen & Son Tinners Co. / rendant in ithe appeai ot ‘Yilii- of Treasury Secreta $ ion was not “carrying on’’ busi- | Charles Paneliet, deciared their Floor Apartment 4 Lawyers in the House who con- | ~ YF |» . wwe . - Manny re AD sos nde. eed ip tty oo POR AL LENA AI CE ERIC HE eles Mem ER EE ee ee 5 - . x ‘ BCT La tee - —_— — Se ~ “t | #3 : d wise Se a en es owe + ae . ESTABLISHED 1902 inal Cases Eli thy i ness | acti as a protest against the Si ‘ . : 2 ae - igibilty Under Law. | ness. action WAS a { gains : Samples ize |. 324 Riverside 6679 he bill was engrossed by | Lindell 4 > ; Slig) nargin oO! » Vil ; J é Ole ' Reduced to ae eee : ADVERTISEMENT WASHINGTON, April °271.—De-} / V4 sare ‘ ¢) ‘es =f o or, * 7h “ = fj 4 ‘ : . 41440 cea es « 7. A id . . ; f y St ; REE ion. cision OYP the report ot Chairman ah) : ‘ “ 7WHO : | Griggs replied to attacks on the | Norris, holding that Secretary Mel- pve: i Ee Dill bw lawver vith ¢ tatement on is illegallv holding office, was \ 7 , Reg nink . , / YOU? ; j ARE OU . wet aon? fini} anv T} } the | deterred today by the Senate Ju- , vening. $ P. a | Jious: f led bv the perso! apn-, diciary Commiuttet until Monday : A — oA © a a ~ ° ‘* ’ . . A ~ i : ; rainst thi Hill ? 'arfier more than two hours 0! ; Ihe Wortd’s Greate-t ge Su , ing . et Slims are Blist ru Mate pt aring amcadil ‘ Ss the i j PHRENOLOGISTS A - nate 8, Bin — ice Cag { warm discussion. A close division | was apparent, however, after the | ' ' / CHARCTER ANALYSISTS rimony. Two will be married by she | /©&al arguments offered.” | j i i Principles of Phrenolocy. Monday, It Seems im possible to have any ‘ i . % ; / Will read your t: ¢P.M ncess Is Easy * * Failure measure presented for the protec- sharply werded report of Norris rohdt ody *. rages ga - ze a "eS 9 1} ve Wes tion of society, or to make it hard- had been read. The report held i} litie ay oat it ag ogte ee -ouctiag 2 ich I Sct: ier for criminals to escape punish- that Mellon as a stockholder in va- ‘al » sai iment. hat j et Fee | «df d go up and down stairs as well as shes inal case, shall also consider a} ayppeal of President Hoover for law | ‘es ae = 7 Sos: ever. I am greativ pleased to be | pass upon any ruling: f the ial wentorcement and suggested that} STR Por : Bs . x SESS able to give mv letter to the publie : (court that were adverse to this “sentiment should be our! | ee oo | so that ethers who may suffer from | - prosecution, if the State excepted | guiding star. me. UNG | rheumatism will try Weldona and | The cut above illustrates one of the beautiful Grand Pianos on sale af to these rulings at time in the Republicans Rely on Opinion. ee 2288] | gain health as I have. If anyone | ——-po trial, raced r Republican niembers of ut : | eS se | wishes to investigate my case or | NOT MOVE THE OLD PIANC $. a De} , , preys : : | the committee countered with ref- | “ s Sy ae pan = erage [ would be | Trade in your old Piano or other musical - , ri DK. FP. J. GUILBATLT yegation to Joan Of Are Fetes.| erence to the opinion given by At-| ths os iad 10 have them cali or write.’ a By eh Rep agnor tal i om Se poet te mgr Ace. : | 6 $1000 reward to anyone proving ment now at full cash value and save % Pain and Stiffness—Creaking and Snapping of Joints| Quickly Respond to Weldona Tablets ve 5% ae Rea =| of fs, r— - RU. Mucy patie? ~ z “GER Pa iw toy en of a aed ra a Ba rae thd ASI Me RE AS ia Ce * SL he en > these gael ,- : . = > ’ nat im 2 a fs PR | aa GLASSES for Farsight, Reading or Sewing Tho » Eve Te : ; : " re aan | HAVRE, France, April 27.—, lent Hoover, which held that there | 23 & this testimonial! is not genuine. MOURNE CXPENses. az bor Ae el Sane ee ee mn Male Eee baa sr ibegen r « Pes i . etre. Ned > ts * .50 | d Complete oll : $ 50 Cieeation Of €1§! ze r New as no doubt of the legal qualifi- | Weldona tablets are alwavs put up — ° “ ? i ; .? } : . . ‘ 5 I . | . . ° . , =i . ’ ¥ » ; === LFRAME AND LENSES == Jf Cricans arrived today aboard the | cations of Mellon to serve ks Sec-| £ in a hox—never in a bottle. Ask for, 30 DAYS’ TRIAL IN YOUR HOME Dr. Guilbault, who has examined over 50.000 pairs of eyes during his twenty- rene ner De La Salle. ney retary of the Treasury—a post he| “ Weldona tablets, w hich are recom- | This beautiful Grand Piano will be sent to your home for trial ond & three yvears of practice in St. Louis. will give you his personal’ attention. will represent New Orleans at th: has held for e¢ ight vears | ¥ le fo heum é l heu i ’ . 2 ‘ ani h la: : years, mended for rheumatism and rhbeu-. with the understanding that at the end of 30 days if you are nof Fs de GUILBAULT OPTICAL CO., 423 N. Broadwa fetes 01 an of Arc at Orleans The report was submitted by) | : matic conditions onlv. Weldona tab- you can select any other Grand Piano in our store and you will be é | MR. LEOPOLD DUBOIS. eet an cn cole (BETWEEN LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES) ; 4nd will be guests of the city of; Norris in response to the resolu- | lets are absolutely harmless and will | re ‘Roven on Monday. i} tion of Senator Mchellar (Dem.), Ave. Mr. Du Bois continued: ‘eVy not upset the stomach, affect the | Only a limited number of these Grand Pianos. fe 5 om , . . . . a rennessee, directing the Judiciary knees @reaked and snapped and it | heart or any other organ, | available at this special reduced price. a _Committee to inquire into the; would pain me to walk even on a | The Weldona representative, who | eee | right of Mellon to serve. Two oth-! flat surface, and in going up and| now meets the public every day at | Py Look at Ww b £ 9 Important ou Read | er points raised by that resolution | down stairs it was torture, T would | Walgreen’s Drug Store, 5i4 Wash- ff °. e € $ er S | were dismissed unanimously by the | have to lift one foot up one step| ington Av., St. Louis, gladly ex- | a - oe - ho’s Who | | Who’s Who In | committee, and then drag the other foot up on} plains more about this remedy and | Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pias « ea; yy *f *% % all money paid. re a ete ss = o These Prices Great Wall Paper Norris intends to place his re-| the same step. After sitting any | gives out the 24-page fully ilustrat- | 1018 Olive St. Ss. E. Corner 1 { F For twenty-six years the name Webster has been identified with } nority report by the committee if} up, because of the stiffness of my | ‘‘Germs of Rheumatism,’’ which are | Chain Stores in All Principal Cities ys V high quality Wall Paper at amar- — oo wee : : De alues Now le ingly _ ae prices. } rom one store } majority re fuse Ss to indorse IL. knees, absolutely free ot charge to all who lag this company has grown to a ia: ii] put the issue up to the ‘* Recause of pain and stiffness in! eall or write for them. Pa: de chain of stores, and in each city | Senate. ' ee where Webster's hase located we ite ne ‘ ——— & 10c Values Now 3¢ have taken and maintained su- here is some doubt as to what e fii premacy = the Walj Paper busi- | can be done even should the Sen- | —— — ———— ness, Thies was not due te acci- Ee ee eee a ie é, Py eS dent. Mur orgapization always ALL upnoid sh Norris contention. i ae SS © maintains a stock of over a mil- Some believe, iowever that if ee 15c Values..Now 5c , | . | | lion rolls, and a selection of over — se eteteiiititin a gd 600 patterns to choose from. O0r sucn a event sanity occurred i | ; tremendous buying power makés would be mandatory upon the Dis- | | it possible for us to offer values trict Attorney to institute proceed- 25¢ to 50c, Now 7¢ at less than the average dealer : ee: fe The . ss vf pars for them. In the face of ings ° Oo d statute carries a these facts, isn't it amusing to penalty for violation. read an announcement from some h ; © * 75¢ to $1.25 aie 10c¢ saaalt Qealer eleiading to te the The committee held that Presi “biggest” in the same city where dent Hoover was not required to there is a Webster store? resubmit the nomination of Mel. | lon, who continued on in the new | | port before the Senate as a mi-; length of time I could hardly get! ed and interesting books, entitled | g —— — o>. ca mal aes ee * vi 1 Fa ayes. Cabinet from the administration | of Calvin Coolidge. No Case on Liquor Issue. The committee also held there was no oase against Mellon be- cause he held some stock in the Overholt Distilling Co. before pro- hibition went into effect. | Norris did not make public his report but it was learned that it) went exhaustively into the legal | | point at issue. He quoted exten- | i sively from Supreme Court deci- | Shop anywhere sou want low prices, 600 patter and il i a vee onsen to = waich wt but whats Webster's before lion rolls to choune ong ohare spe im r is an interested part; jou buy» ur values p ; i ; . mn Ddusiness. =e themselves bs encod. ada ros -5 saat iy ee saute sie cee oe s Quoting at length from the ad- idress on law enforcement mad: | » | bv President Hoover at the Asso- | 809 hy 7th |#iated Press luncheon recently, | a ithe report stated that “this beau- | tiful sentiment so eloquentiv €x- | pressed should be our guiding! | star.” | Sut it is not enough to state | | Our ideas in beautiful generalities,” | } continued Norris. “We must | practice what we preach. It is! ot sufficient that those at thr 'top should remind the common) ' citizen of his duty, but the high | | official, the appointing power, } ' must obey the same Jaw for which | |he demands obedience of the citi-| zen. | “When the law is strictly and / 'honestiv obeved and followed by) —ne | the official, the respect of the| co & ¥ ' a NOTHING NOW PRICED OVER " AL 7 AND AS LOW AS Cent tes a Roll a Roll | GUARANTEED WALL PAPER te er es OF the worlde tappest No Phone Calls mills is offered you, including vywal- ues Worth up to $1.25 9 roll. at the«e ae RS ee ee eee cee Rn pe kL TRS Ta IR ay Webster's Wall Paper is sold with the unconditional guar- ImuU>rv reps + a _ — eee = - -. -_ wa common citizen for all law will be; e co. laapagmgomegey i eae aso LIVING ROOM OUTE IT in official life had not been s0 w 4 niversal during the last few! . - if such crimes when ex- S1)¢ * ba In a Beautiful Burl Walnut Cabinet aul nee bes n publicly denounced | ; . high officials in ur Govern- Mn " this disrespect for law . ‘harged bv the President to be al- | The 15-Pieces : nest universal would have been 1 much lessened if not entirely elim- Inciude | DELIVERED Norris contended that it would ~ | TO YOUR MY bls geeck bn the Gulf Oli Cor-| KROEHLER | soratic n and the Aluminum Com- * 4 } , BED +i | Y : HOME FOR oe . id a 5 Be panv of Agnerica as j was for hit The three- iece K } | B d-D ; S ‘ ; : LESS sa Te Pig’ > to dispose of his stock in National | ‘ p roen erbe avenport uite, dS é TUBES Pee) ea a | banks. | DAVENPORT illustrated, is covered in a beautiful shade of Jacquard | § | 4 # } N\A De Ss. WOO, f, ~ p= - pe wlAinge ¢3 as ° - . And Any Old Instrument ~ SQ nt ee poem, Movs those usually offered . . . each and every item in this , Sy RZ aX ine teen arently exarrevated. 1f.| outfit at $149 is of the best quality and not cheap sale however, the country has reached goods. Weare making thisa leader, so it must be good. Balance in Neutrod -Pl is ilco’s 4 : : , , . , jhe as .O3 ae - = Bop yne-Plus is Philco’s new Radio discovery... x « jthe condition where only men Our 42 years of successful service to St. Louisians is Convenient bringing super-power that cuts through local stations. EWRINE ANONS Oh Mock SS yun- , ness corporations, are qualified to | your assurance of perfect satisfaction. And, do not forget. . .this astonishing pric 7 | | : : eee g price of $99.75, ‘hold the office of Secretary of | | Sah iihe Siosm Sennen aie elke on Fern Stand | Payments less tubes, inclu J ic —_ ] ner) Sy des a Utah Dynamic Speaker and inullify the law and set a prece- | Bridge Lamp AERIAL IS NEEDED. : | dent before the people, we should | Magazine Rack : famend o epeal it so that at least! be eu . Pte | wid rt Occasional Table we could truthfullvw sav that those : . i whose duty it is to enforce the 2 Taffeta Pillows 4 é law are not themselves looking for | . 6 Get . | technical means by winshehs the law Reading Lamp ' P h You the Girr- | can be nulified.” Table Lamp a ehuaf enuare A We'll Do the Rest : STORE OPEN What Law Provides, Book Ends es 4 a te laced CE a i ees ry “A ate: 2 iy ee * ness ea nee yeas HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY EVENINGS ore eee End Table 1120 to 1130 Olive Street TILL 9 headless Mp Tlao- arc Rea, oe Bae | Pop egy | OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 93 O'CLOCK neerned or interested in | Carrying On the business of trade o1 . ; "

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+ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL The men had caused $209 Garr, e with axes and hatchets berw Vr ¢ re stopped. - ie m ELE BEC LE LOL LEI PRELIM ETE > . > | ae as * ah) ee 10¢c Old Dutch 2 DAYS f ONLY! 4 Coosneer 50c Bicycle Playing Cards Wiha Dita LAE AY ~ a ,~ —_ ~~ Thermometers For household purposes. Keep accurate check. - ; 78¢ Mothex Bagp Fully guaranteed. Top and —= a Size 26x inches 59c Pe hs 5 mca ee ‘ttaihiahe rs é : “e = ne ——_s —na a —— A A Regular 35c Tube This Sale at All icatek Steil St. Louis Stores Shaving Cream Monday Only With a $1 Package | ‘ee Se \ Gillette Blades sah GP N Beth $1 00 ly beautiful Grand Pianos on sale at $348 THE OLD PIANO 0 or other musical instru- cash value and save expenses. IN YOUR HOME Sent to your home for trial and test end of 30 days if you are not satisfied b im our store and you will be allowed A\ N \ 5i5 Owe St. 8th and Washington 514 Washington 7th and Locust ae, os Deimar n ohway and Delmar Grand and Olive Kingshighway and Page Union and Delmar Belt and Pershing De Baliviere & Kingshiehway Cherokee and lows Hodiamont and Easton Skinker and McPherson Westgate and Deimar Hamilten and Deimar Manchester at Sutton Grand and Gravois 15c Absorene,3 for .... 25c CuticuraSoap ..... Boc Guarent Rubber Aprons #F Bright. colorful patternan JIA Good quality rubber. , “ fer. peer = ~~ “WS 79 = 7 , Right reserved to limit quantities For the Teeth aS 50c Pyrolac, Milk of Magnesia, Moth Sprayer . 37c It pays to ’ For spraying Encs @ products F trade at Walgreen's Rae 5 t* Popular Soaps or .....5 bars 25¢ 3 bars 23c 10c Lifebuoy Soap. . 10c Cocoa-Almond TWeET TURE TTL EMRE EERE CER ER EERE SES EET $ of these Grand Pianos are Thrift cial reduced price. ‘ 28 I Ane a Ne Ree colindeu gad Se Angee tomate Ree e + hie ape , AM ghee IR a oN age ym ete, a +4 en os . ‘ ai ap apa Reg oF a A We Al tae PEt Sey hal eet 4 TR Lo Ae ae ut . Ripe otk Bn le epee be oa . a] Wie P wegeye 2 . bah tal Pe ve ; es ” yo 4 ‘ . me ms a oan y a a “ : n - b tak . eu rf 4 > ap , ; P os Nap et aoe pay 4 a OO isc eae * Hidden in_ delicious dainty, protective, >>> ." , . vr. Scholl's Bot bleating. indigestion Powder relieves ten- der, sore. perspiring feet. AntisepNc and deodorant Size. aa ad baad dada dd dd ddd dd ddd bd bddbhddhdhbb hhh bad hdbba bib bah aan nnnnaeenak nen nnn nena nae eee eee ee eee eee eTTe instantly Relieved « eee ee oe oe ee ee eo — He oe oe oe we we Om la'e'h nausea, romiting. heart- “wy and vitality . on ro ; | rs feats burn, headache, dizz7i- Sart. Be. Oe cter Backeche The New Medicine oOo of ness. etc. It work Get Up Nights, sults eines: vines : : eo | You're Always Welcome at Walgreen's gentle laxative—-such a delightful way to end constipation. > DENTAL PLATE 2 3a CLEANSER Balance in Convenient Payments Cystex, special, $125 Value $1.10 NSEP LLL. ee eee tle TODAY. Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Remedies. hha didivttodisabaiate ion a ee ee ee “eee eee Oe Oe > oe Loe Pome ~— et the Girl— 9 the Rest’’ | 4 ) 19c pe : 50c Wool Sponges Cleaning Fluid [pe BO ror polishing turn EB All-Purpose Tale 4 xe “ts Large Suze peace! a je fe j : Io @ *\ Quart os OOo ———— an ; 7) 29c ; . \ 8&9 fs oer | 53c “ee ee e © ee oe oe ow

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. | > 1 ST LOUIS PUST-DISPATC _SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1929 —-~— "Yi Hol Uisent cr — - ae Anis Moves 0 Kt re: | More Evidence of Extraordinary Value-Giving for the Last Two Days of Biitam ~ I Vandervoort’s " at Committee Appointed to Ciear ’ ears of | > | | " : re | sale r of Measures Not sia oO — as i it thi. Pa By the Jefferson City Correspond- | : | = “ ——_ a j ent of the Post-Dispatch. = JEFFERSON CITY. April 2:.— & move to clear the House caicn- dar of bills which are not being pressed by their authors or which | are of such nature that there is lit- tle chance of final passage, was begun toda} by House leader: ’ 3 ‘ ~~ ory *»? ta . mie through appointment of a corm mittee to check the bills remaining on the celendar for engrossment ang recommend what ones should be dropped. Speaker Parker appointed Re- nublican Floor Leader Freeland of Taney County and Representative Hopkins Rep.) of Atchison Coun- ty. and Bales (Dem.) of Shanno! County, on the committee. Its re mort will be subject to approval by . 7 = * ae ‘ the house. r q ea fr ” 1 ihe a i 3 : 1 The task of the committee was carring Le \ - Monday and Tuesday Only... Just 327 Studio ) mam 7 a) simplified to a considerable ext 4 : Se URING April and May : and other work of St. Louis L is im the Sixth Floor Gallery. eee — | — will give an illustrated talk on ‘ea ee | Music Hall at 3 p.m. W be = : Sixth Floor te t PB | this afternoon by the House, wh' days, with- $32.50 values $21.75 Scuseraticn, | 50 Carriages, regular RORY | Candle Size at $1.50 to Floor Lamp Size at $25.00 | Eleven bills were engrossed by $32.00 values $24.95 Q - sehen gl lA head ge RE tlle SOR AE ED: ls 35Gb ea A Se, i BES st hy +> vy? ; f List sii ‘ $0 1 ab Secs the House today, most 0 st minor importance Bills engrossed 50 Strollers. regular $i age of the session hav - - oe this atage of the semicon “ $42.50 values $29.95 virtually mo chance of fimai pas- , SS “ " » ne A mm} >. sage, due to the congested cale 50 Carriages, regular ‘THESE beautifully decorated Shades are of a quality so superior that they Gare ts the Senate: witine ttouse.( 947-50 values $33.50 : | should not be confused with Shades ordinarily sold at these prices. This is Ute ee wilt a Ly Ions OT on ay nN y eee sé rices | CUMBERLAND FALLS POWER «= opiec ae : + es 2h PROJECT TO TEST AUTHORITY S ee Many Things You Need . . . Specially Priced ee «* * @ . ba Question Is Whether Commission | voorts. These .re made aot @ equ fwd our open stock on the same 32-Pc. Sets, Semi-porcelaim, $485, for ee+reeeeee ee eee eee 32-Pc. Sets, Semi-porcelam, $5.90, for weeseeeeeenwemeeeeoeee 32-Pe. Sets, Semi-porcelam, $8.85, for —erT.. \, : | ti he Regular $24.75 special. SEE MEE Requinc 329.75 Seas, opscish — Regular $39.50 Sets, special. ae Regular $42.50 Sets, special. Regular $50.00 Sets, special. Regular $69.50 Sets, special. China Shop—Foeurth — X Can Bar Mydro-Electric Plant | in round-edge style, and for Scenic Reasons. : 7 Hair Nets ; e By the Poca a eg with all the | 2 Doz $1 25 , hs a be WASHINGTON. Apr o- | latest conveniences. | . 7 ‘ ! . . i - «. A » Counsel for the oo. eat o- — _— best — N 0 Phone eee Mail *ee or . O. dD. Orders Filled at These a Pe ; - Commission is preparing an opin- | —e a+ ayy nd — ¢] * my ion on the jurisdiction of the com. 3 pelt bes oe eae y * mission with regard to the Cum tae > F —— Regulari heriead Walia. Sp. hyere-clectr Wardrobe re | Dr. West Tooth Brush Combina- eo ae 2.50 S. wee . i€ rters . With Vase Se $ Seed project, the question to be sett: Suiteases * fon — ith 25e tube of tooth , » being whether the commission ha 2 Pairs, 45c paste. Special 42c ee authority to deny a license for wa 812.50 For bovs and girls Adijustabic | | . ter power development en the Scotch plaid elastic, with slide Pearl Buckles Pepsodent T ooth Paste—Regular- ~ 7 é, — i OSE : COLORED grounds that it would mar scenic Fer women. Silk lined. Made - and buckle. One pair. 25c. 25c¢ | ly priced at 3c tube, now 34c wy De . yeas oe : to accommodate from four to Priscilla | hse = , crystal with green | th ‘anting of £m : . : tube, es license has been made by Rise Logreey - heavy fabricoid Gi dl S - lroning Board Set Either buckles or slides. White ) AK olynos Tooth Paste—Large size, ; 2 le handles and covers for | - | CK . sso SI ‘ i > ous civic und nature secieties who | —— ee 85c a a Regularly SOc, at 27e |} S forsee the pitchers, or all- have contended the proposed de- | 89c Al-Lon pad and cover lhe a a * , ; ” r% Sree Sets. Half-gallon % : velopment would materially injure : Walls Bese ne elit fie anh Lienceau Toilet W aters—In as- . - _ 3! ecn , ‘ ‘the natural beauty of the falls. t nfitted With five-inch front, and ie Rial Met, C0. sorted odors. Regularly $3.75, at | ee _ pitcher and six I2-ounce * The commission, composed ot : strong side elastic pieces. ® $2.25 Es tu bl . Set Secretaries Good. Wilbur and Suiteases » Four hose supporters at- ° . ; & oe moters in - Hvde, met informally today and tached Small. medium and Sanitary Napkins SYR. Pevestte ¢ Reateil ;. while no announcement to that S19.95 large sizes. Pink only 3 Boxes 85c _ 4 € J0ap—Negularly Wo r b effect was made, it was under- : — $1.50 dozen, — $1 ) , Fin im stoed that the three discussed the i i a | Black Kleimert s 2 saga tom aad § VB C til § Cu 15 seen Rial ate - © = >. | Pel} ; om or soluble. 12 in bex. ecuiarty . . as é€ 0d cak bas? nraat a a cae brown cowhid? leather, silk 9c. (ine knw now Me to box Regular! 7 7. t $1 Regularly 2ic | | In Rub or Emerald After the meeting the commi | moire lined, and pocket in lid " y . da Bi a ¥ Each Af ! weeting the mmis- | og “. os ‘ ‘ : ‘ald | gularl 00 ine sion announced an order that and at ends. Genuine Yale lock. Shoe Pockets Palmolive Theda Face Pow ler—An S.V.B. 3 -— Re ¥ $1 “ would have required all licensees 95c product. Regularly $1, at T5e a c. ? whose securities are subject to the | ~e - Po ; n unusually important 4 eminaes's suritiction te orve | Gladsteme Bags Te ee ee Soap S.V.B. Charmeuse Powder—In | — - flassware, with crystal stems : ing securities had been suspended. 812.75 evelets tor hanging. Colors to all tints, regularly $1.50, at $1.10 — 3 m all the needed preces for the Under the suspended order, the match garment bags. Creme Oil Sea Priced wane Z cocktails, iced teas and low and on commission might have exercised | 1 esther Gledstones fer —e Ww Ww a" I : Pad Al-Lon Garment Bags | all 12 ‘ : : : ‘ Ps the right to prohibit the issual of |... wowhide pil ae ayne ararobpe roning Board aqd- $1 95 : , specialiy at cakes 65c = P such securities. ie ; ; | meet a a — . OFFICER SCENTS OUT STILL ire gall = 57D Reeds Cnet ee “00 eee Se egularty $1.00. Viade of heavy \l-Len non-burnable Pad, white Of art ticking, with hookless ; cars. Regularly 7 om Buckets, AND 30,000 GALLONS OF MASH ' Golf Bags = paper, 5 ae long. or brown. “Will fit ans size fastening. 55 inches long, Will Cakes jor | J “ y at R * dad I ¥e | Mide opening. Complete protec- board. Heavy and durable. hold eight garments. Hung by ) ‘Vy kane , R.o2 é : 1 witl bis Attracted by the odor of whisky $3.45 os om, Se — 7 a strong hook. Reg. 35.2. | seg So ‘ike ae 7 50c — ~e L.75—at mash as he drove along Broadway | aes <_< . b66e Se. of — tongs. Regularly $ yesterday morning, Police Capt. | Golf or Utility Bags ! —" it ; ’ S. V. B. Peroxi _ lasg Shop—Fourth Amrhein of Central District parked | women. “ Ae gotten Blanket Binding | oer Pear] Buttons | : <4 wong ne at 3 fo a Pe G 2 his automobile and followed his | with hookless fastening. Regu- 5 Yards.. 45c | 3 Cards. 25c ; . : gularly . ™ = mése to a frame building at §31 larly $5. Yd ? “Keeping the school gril SVB 2 othe . d Al , ; : South Broadway. * 10 s., 85c ‘hin Ocean pearl, fancy and plain complexion” is fer f | . 4. R a] reg <p an J . ; : ges , : mote be towns hcg still, tm | ['wo-inch double folded. Of Ne ball and sew-through styles. : re —. egularly SOc at 35e Ss. V. Be! reraanee oe Se VER Cen | washable sateen, rose, bi : | ee Small and ta ‘izes. 12 . expensive. at this price. | , | — : I] taining 30,000 gallons of mash. The scchid we rong poate gt | card. One a - R ] : . SVB. Toilet Water — Orange y oe 6 et Lawn ‘ rear door was open, indicating that | i Seca . = “Ry egular lc size. Pro- | Blossom odor. Regularly $1, at , 7 5S someone had run out as Capt. | Silk Ta ———— vide for vour needs far | T5e ja A PS amrbetn walked in, but no one was | 9 ay Mattress Covers Lawn Tape ate ter Geneie: tiie neail | Regularly 4 4 Ball Bearmmg— i Oe Se pease. | Bolts, 25c $1.39 Bolt, 10c "|... | SVB. Tooth Brushes—Regulariy dozen, 3 16-Inch Width | Sik taffeta. Half inch fold . wh: or phone orders. Limit 50c. at 25c #) - . bras. 3 vards to bolt. Wasli- Al Lon Lilw Brand of un- nite snd essorted colors. of 10 cakes to a ; $i 4 ) able. R : o-vard pieces. Various widths. —_ . | e. Rose. pink, blue, green, bleached muslin. box § stvle. Resulariy 14 35 | | Toilet Goods Shop—First Floor. | orehid, yellow, tan, ecru and Rubber buttons. Full and twin etwerty ie te Se belt. i tomer. ) black and white. sizes. Notione Sheon~Virst Pieces | . Compacts sd ray . vii a : eS Cream - = 2 , : Leose Pact, in col- . a Cured see black or brown leather. os bee ee Sex. size. Reg . | ST Years’ Practice im St. Louis |; dapeible trey, silk moire . ad am Regularly Ga, : Be Se on ined and fittings of imitation 5 : e = Charge Consul tavion. ember. 69c 5@c * “— Phene MAin 2817. ' : $1.10 ; “ «a Bene : ae ERR ° F od Y =m | Sidg.. Lith and Olive, Bt Leais Luggage Shop—Second Flocr. OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH = * . — %y °. a ‘ ee ‘ ee | ~ i - mS Soe ¥ * i a -~Scceeeee se a ——_~ ‘ eres are man

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as —§ de hes . »ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ic ___. SUNDAY MOURNING, APRIL 28, 1929___ | ST cue POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 = : i . " | Extraordinary Values in All Sections for Last 2 Days of . £ $ elebrating — ceed 79 Years Vandervoort’s Purchases ‘ , Month Will Appear Balance of month will “S| GEES | ANNIVERSARY MONTH =" ineteenmmeemneneeeen ~ samerseunce —— +. An Exhibit by Living-Room Furniture Featured in Anniversary Month ntemporary St. Louis me Loe LoD : A ) Fir kh aS ) "39° } ee 3 . yan. ae ep ht EP i eo | ‘HIS furniture is fashioned on the lines of pieces of much higher price, £ ses \g) YY N ‘ | a ; se r § | | This Sofa and Matching Chair 7 and other work of St. Louis artists will be shown ® jn the Sixth Floor Gallery. Mrs. Sheila Burlingame © «ill give an illustrated talk on “Wood Cuts” in the ® Music Hall at 3 p. m. Wednesday. Sixth Floor Gallery. 7 € z | td 4 aeNG April and May the paintings, statuary LS Lsrexee: * ~ and the workmanship and materials are all but unbelievable at the ‘price. You should see this attractive suite, covered in art denim, with welt seams in contrasting color. Web construction insures good service. 7 Bs re Oke $7.50 35-Piece : eet wi Deterred Payments FE to Oe Ek AMO) awe Breakfast Sets hay | FRR — | en, Ba. COLI esd Just a reasonable initial payment, with the balance dis- ss ~ & -95 tributed over succeeding months, enables everyone to Ww EMI - PORCELAIN save by buying in the Anniversary Month. Ask about Vandervoort’s Deferred Payment Plan. with ivory back- \ ground decorated with | floral patterns. Attrac- tively molded. Service be AAA ATTA anit ~ Witt > - 2 a - wa J i F a * ~*~ e #3 5 e 4. \ > & e % ~ ms -~ @ t » is — Baa st ~ 3 b ag sj «> - 4 S RA _ + R: oF, he ~ ote! + : ‘Ss « # , mie . a oy t . 7 = a 5 ee + bz ge * ‘ea 7 = 2 YES ¥ 7 : a lee 4 ? xy > sy ‘4 | . * r q — * : ee oe has ee es. : $ » ; tea Scat : q Z 4 - - , by & : - : * > ' the he mena i a he : for six. i = 5. a4 ae 7 Same patterns, 64-piece oy? 7 a e™ ~ 4 By Sy Rug Shop—Fourth Floor ‘iScekee | Faeia! Soap § Fine Imported Crystal Stemware Bach —_— —_ Gorovan Rugs | Chinese Rugs at $1 Regularly 2ic bar, In Ruby or Emerald— cDeD . er , Ay ize 9x12 f | ) / Here is a great variety of Curtains including French two- Average size t. ) Average size 9x12 ft. gh 3 for 4c Regularly $1.00 Each . . . by ply marquisette, rayon laces and fine mercerized cotton Regularly 3295.00 | Regularly $395 195 in plain shadow and shantung weaves and novelty effects. 5345°° An unusually important purchase offers this beautiful wder—In ward. with eryetal sms and colored opti , All have deep bullion fringe at bottom—straight or scal- . § , V! ptic bow ls, rs p a a . £ at $1.10 “mall the needed pieces for the table service. Goblets, loped. 36 and 45 inches wide, 21/, and 21/, yards long. ed very ; “socktails, iced teas and low and tall sherbets, each, 55c. Afshars. Mossouls and. . — : . . . Caraja Runners ra | , ; Criss-Cross ly Drapery Sets | Drapery Fabries In a reas Sees | 300 Rose or Emerald Glass Cveréeiieen | Rea ee to Hang | » Regularly $42.50 $337.50 Regularly 44¢ tubs, : : Iee Buckets. $1.00 ) | | : . | Cretonne in newest, smart- to $55.00......... -In Ron. ' B Hend-engraved crystal with silver-plated handles and Fine pin dotted grenadine, oe | 43-95 Set est patterns and ADe Here's an excellent group of Rugs in popular sizes. The dle m “tongs. Regularly $1.75—at only $1.00. 48 inches wide; — $9.45 colors, yard Afshars and Mossouls average 6.0x3.4 and the Caraja Run- 2m — In Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. special, Regularly $25.00 to $32.50 ; ‘ ; war ti i 92x27. 3 for B85c — : “ad ‘eh Rayon Damask, solid or Oriental Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. Plain marquisette withhead- | Choice of Orinoka sunfast striped; 50-inch; $4.39 and Al. ed ruffles: $8.93 | damask, imported Italian sR IY j 2 | 35c ; , | : special, . 54 inches, | damask or rich rayon satin | : me . ere $13.50 Lawn Mowers French marquieette in all | “amesk, or mull-colored | Rayon Tetfete, 45. ssches “Lox-In” Garment Bags : : e ~ ‘ ‘ ™ 3s . . . 75e a colors; embroid- $33.85 | oe age art moderne de- | wide, in beautiful réilc . || Bal Bearieg— @ R35 neil atid Site _ signs. Mounted on artistic | colors; yard, , Mothproof— THREE oper |} 16-Inch Width q)- gs ee iron poles, or with cornice | ; White Lined qe for $2 i Large embroidered dots in | fringe at top. Made to fit , 36-inch a Cloth of Flocr. may colors on French $44.95 - spaces four feet wide by 242 { fine quality, highly | — . sar ensraelg marquisette. Pair, 4 | yards long. mercerized, 19e ; ITH the moths about niversary values in Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor, . to fly, it grea the Home-Furnish- every woman to provi ing ggg _ protection for her Winter ning ail has high V4 clothing now. These Bags Gauche — fj 2), a ny ; ? f) are side opening, size 27x58 ~ c iZe£. | , 1 ) ' Housewares— Y ; a 7 y value. Downstairs Store. ousewares Shop-—-Downstairs, OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH | ' ;, ae oe

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PAGE 12 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH an * eas atte SE eRe ee I, eT seca —— oy head ef the Burton Coa! Co., who having been accused of intimidat-’ County, in connection with which ‘ ter. forced down while on a flight to The ground thereabout. he said. _ TTT As You Wal and We of arcu nn wb. ‘roubiew * Ta Son. poten... Atte we Hinds Honey and DOWNTOWN 7th and Washington 9th and Olive a is tage ee en eed le ARR SD Ele ee —, -~ ee ~~ he . . . . 7 - se, tines itd Pal ‘ wena! Si a: Oy es, a% POE ewe F 5c) To orgs seins! "7 st Ree ee eee gle ae iad > ae a ~wrde EP EN SE Malet ay Be ner a en eet > Ae ee A oy 4, ne we reid m - ooh at ol ois . oe _ ee — " We 8 ~~ the “ciea rata ey % at aay 2 nik . * 4 ¥ n — . é ~ * NS Z ~~ a shaswite mer ~a Ce ie ai ee eae ~~. ’ * a CA =, a, - ; J - vs et 7 « x pe Sa od 7‘ . a. 1 n- ag blended nina Ain a eres ae a Sag an » + Ae , } x wir Ok SRD CUR ent? ener eer” Ah Sewell. ee a ; arden . . we eT ahs asi 9x12 Seamless Fringed-End Velvet Rugs . 9x12 Axminster Rugs in new patterns, $24.50, 8.3x10.6. $22.50 6x9 Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs. . 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs in wanted colors. $19.75 $16.00 Ice Chest 7.6x9 Seamless Velvet Rugs, $16.50; 6x9 size (BESTT ECESCSETSSESSESETSESREEESCESCEEESCEESESSCREEESESERERSSt Open RUGS AND FLOORCOVERING SACRIFICED Every TET iii iisiii iri iii Evening 27x54 Velvet Throw Rugs, special. ................ $ 1.95 Until 9 9x12 S’ml’s Heavy Axminster Rugs, $49.75 ; 8.3x10.6, $42.50 aee. te es eee Rugs, $16.50; 6x9 size....... $13.75 $17.50 Refrigerator; white enamel lined . aay: 9x12 Hvy. Seamless Fringed Velvets, $37.50, 8.3x10.6. .$34.50 $25.00 Apartment Size, white enamel lined...... CRIFIC! ' fy eS Ge eae eS s f Rs ; ae % A’ ‘i SS ES + ya . 7_ e % : Jra Ss 6¢ y t 4 (= Ra, Sa a 4 Shaped .., $18.75 SUURSRCRRTERRSSERRELRSSEERRSSERSAeeeeeEEesesseRs taawcwa $59.75 $25.00 Side-Icer Refrigerator; white enamel lined. . 9x12 Heavy Cork Burlap-Back Linoleum Rugs | fans Inlaid Lincleum, sq. yd. ...95e¢ Cork Linoleum, sq. yd... $Se $95.00 All-Porcelain Side-Icer Refrigerator, for ice Free 18x36-in. Mat with 9x12 Felt-Base Rug; perfect with borders.Forkitchenand bedroom . $37.50 $49.75 Side-Icer Refrigerator; 1-piece porcelain .. $10.50 MEE ccnvkud can tecnews ute es all $5. 75 or mechanical refrigeration $175 Bed, Vanity and Chest, in burl walnut, matched grains... Last 2 Days ... Monday ... Tuesday BREAKFAST ISS ESTERASE RERE RESET RREREEES SESE EREERESSSRREEeaaSE $129) Eagle Stamps..... Pay Only $7 a Monih OTHER BEDROOM SUITES SACRIFICED Former Price 4-Piece Walnut Suite: bed, dresser, French $135 . > 39 vanity and chest; maple overlays. $995 4-Piece Suite; two-toned walnut; bed dres»er, French vanity and highboy 5 4-Piece Walnut Suite; bed, 50-inch dresser. 275 three-mirror vanity and chifforobe; matched grain panels , $3 4-Piece Walnut Suite: burl walnut fre=:; 75 zebra wood overlays; bed, dresser, French vanity and chifforobe $ 44 4-Piece Walnut Suite. Grand Rapids make ; matched burl walnut fronts ........ 3-Pc. Green Decorated Suite; bow-end bed, $945 highboy two-cabinet vanity, hanging mir- row ... $ 4-Piece Walnut Veneered ‘Poster Bedroc 225 Suite; poster bed, dresser, French vanity, highboy; inlay panels HUNDREDS OF ODD PIECES SACRIFICED Former Price Sale Price $2.45 $4.50 Magazine Rack; walnut finished; decorated $5.00 Aquarium, wrought iron base; 2-gal. crystal bowl . $9.75 Occasional Table. ‘decorated $27.50 Walnut Tea Wagon; removable tray. AE $5.50 Golden Oak Rocker; comfortable arms $8.50 Mahogany Console Table; heavy, sturdy gE pena ORIG 2 $4.95 $22.50 Mahogany Occasional Chair cane seat and back . (eliéeub a eoki le. $14.75 $15.00 Occasional Chair: velour seat and back. $8.95 $21.00 Occasional Chair; extra strong frame, er I UNE I so a nk kk ch ccd: $29.00 Coxwell Chair; upholstered in fine quality tapestry ....... $55.00 Mahogany Secretary, colonial style. 7.50 Three-Mirror Vanity in walnut veneer... ine Open Every Evening Until 9! ~ \ j o \ £ ~ , : (i) Sale Price *169 *195 *229 ¢ *295 *129 *159 999000900008 0000000 000000008 04005000000008604 400008 000000000004 99990000000000 LAAAAAAAAAARDD aD EY $17 50 5-Piece Unfinished Breakfast Set. drop leaf table and four chairs ............ $25 00 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast Set, deco- rated table and four chairs........... $35 00 5-Piece Solid Oak Oriental Brown Break . fast Set, drop-leaf table and four chairs. . spring seats covered in cretonne. or tan; cushions in modernistic cretonne. $35. 00 Chaise Lounge; decorated fiber with es Tn ea ae Se $49.75 3-Pc. Suite, with cretonne cushions Pi cide aibia $4.50 Piber Ferneries, in fancy colors. WOOO 609000000000 00H8 oT $150 Dining Suite, walnut table, buffet, and six chairs. Sacrificed at. ...._.. Former Price Sale Price 8-Piece Walnut Suite; buffet, table. 5 chairs. $1? side chair ..... 3 : 78 3] 59 2Piece Walnut Suite; b buffet, china, table, i. 5§ 11 9 9-Piece Walnut Suite: buffet, inion table. 5 *169 5145 $67.50 3-Piece Fiber Suite for sumroom............. $42.50 $11.50 Fancy Fiber Rocker, cretonne covered, “Geen: $8.45 . $2.75 $45 5-Pc. Solid Oak Silver Gray Breakfast Set, extension table, 4 chairs, upholstered seats, SSCCCESS CATE SRESRS ES REESRSCEREEREEEES EERE ESEEsSeS ALL FIBER FURNITURE SAGRIFICED COGS ERETEREAERSE RECESSES ERE RES SEEESRRESESEEeEEeS $44. —— Suite; buff tone, beautifuly decorat- $70 00 a Combination Stick Fiber Suite, green * * Monday and Tuesday .... Closing Days of the Hub’s Sensationa “FURNITURE SA More Drastic Price Slashing! Hundreds of Items Now Priced Far Below Cost to Make! Everything is ready for the big final clean-up! Nine floors of super-bargains, prices reduced to the The year’s greatest values in complete suites, odd pieces, rugs, lamps, stoves, Long Terms ‘adios. ..in fact everything for the home. Positively none of these prices will be in effect after No Interest Added 9 P. M. Tuesday! Purchase Future Needs now! Storage Free until wanted. ee ET = _ Almond Cream . nd’ s s Cold Cream... 45c Size Kotex ch © © © ‘oP ebe fete fewese « 50c Size Pepsodent Tooth Paste 10c Size >a lmolive Soap 10 50c Size Mavis Face Powder . .' $2.00 Size Pinaud’s Cream ......... 25c Size Mavis Talcum ..,.,... 35c Size Palmolive Shaving C 50c Size Mary Garden Rouge . 50c Size Nadinola Cream ..., c5c Size 2 Listerine Tooth Paste . s0c Size “rostilla Lotion ...... 2 . $23.75 $32.50 $32.50 $57.50 $22.50 cantina ee DS Bourjois Evening in Paris Perfume..... ; Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, Se ee (Fuzzy Head) .... * Pp) $2.50 Rosine's Tout de te Send | Perfume _... / $3.00 Roger & Gillet’s Le per: Perfume ~ $2.00 Dier- Kiss = ade y Olive and Grand and - Your Hands? Do They Look Old? Redness. coarseness. rou ghness vanish magically. Tonight tor your hands « fetle THING Mand Creme (pronesunced “think”™). in the morning see how soft and white they bave become! TRY this wondertul mew cream. Ap- proved by Goed Housekeeping. ————— OO ll a LARGE JAR, . SALE PRICE..... 98c h Atwe rm Fe : ‘ Kent Oe of Color oO to the tract “ | = - = ; neered pink f AC tubesantl . mee a a , oe te kate 3 A Touch of 4 wrk ace - Bases tio eae Sepia Color to Gray Hair | It's Being Done Everywhere Farr’s Gray Hair Restorer Clean, Clear, Safe, Up to Date oneness”. Shs |e 3 for $3.25 | Watch Your | | Kidneys! : : | —— - / Scanty or Too Frequent chairs and armchair — Excretions Demand Prompt 3-Pc. Walnu* Suite; large buffet, peditel mem} alth ae possible $295 exten. table, china, 5 chairs and armchair. $195 na wi your Fron al $ 4? 5 9-Piece Massive Walnut Suite; buffet, table, ¢ ing right. For china and 6 chairs with mohair seats... _.. 295 eee . pory = $850 10-Piece Grand Rapids Genuine Mahogany Mahogany § lameness, stif- | Suite; buffet, table, china, server, 6 chairs. . 595 : ness end com stant backache {| ihibedbddeh dd aadabadhhahahahdhahhhhhhhhhabhbababnonenenen cue te slug: gish kidneys} WE GIVE use Doan's — Cedar Chests weer pr te. REDEEM sands of grate | STAMEs | 29-50 Walnut Chest, ce- ae ashe aie ae dar lined _.... $21.50 $02.29 Thene-humen Gus Cunhes with qual ibd aaiaiien | $22.50 value __.. $15.75 | *2%0° Four-burner Gas Stove—splasher, white enamel doors, . $44.50 Gas Range—oven. broiler: white enamet door panci«, | $59.00 All-ename! Gas Range. oven broiler. utility drawer. 7. .& WASHINGTON >

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ts oo ea se “es NS eee See SP Ee — SE ie eae rS: Ree fe ee A —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | iiciasaaisie atau SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28.199 ___ CCST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 15 Legs Healed }f “QUALITY DRUGS—AT A PRICE” —= rhe cucwrery ee and Work Ta DOWNTOWN STOR of all lez troubles is'lack & | O ES NEIGHBORHOOD STORES of circulation enab io develop a ee am ment” that circul : | d Washington yl gr gue 4 | | a come Sive &g ps = oh Renan Grand and Olive De Baliviere and McPherson necessary * || 8 Grand and Arsenal Hamilton and Plymouth phiebitis or o you work. 5 . : , A / — + -saboaianae, “_ 4 » ‘) White | aae Crium | BF NO charge ‘: | , fli - ee ti Size 3 ao oe Ee coon, we _— $1.00 Size Laces, [iil | Hinds Honey and Cc LAVORIS — Almond Cream... . —= FF 3 | MOUTH WASH... . sensational | | | Ambulat ts Cold Cream... At All Our Stores Monday Only peta 45c Size TNT z Se tex . . * © ‘ef ete fel « fe ges WS \ N SSS SACS Size SVQ N ei er : SEVMag EST) SS PVOMw~ nw RAOHYy VY ~ ~ eS WH WS ~S ON SAAS: . ~ . SECC XCGCGGAgd : SS WS \. $ I 00 Size ; Sc —— we WAS As SS ON ~LOS ‘ ~ SSN ” . RS Qany ASS : WA QQA SS Miles Nervine aban 6s ae y SVS QQ Wow $1.20 Size Scott’s Emulsion peng 98c * @le © «© @ etetege © @#fezete ate >> » WN ~ SMH Pepsodent Tooth Paste .... Palmolive Soap 10 Bars 66c 50¢ Size Mavis Face Powder t's eee § 1.69 Mavis ee ts 16¢c 35c Size Palmolive Shaving Cream. . I 9c 50c Size \\ Mary Garden Rouge .;.... 36c ~ : 50c Size IH Nadinola Cream ...../.. 25c Size Listerine Tooth Paste . 50c Size Srostilla Lotion i Af) oy “YW, WY (IOUS SSA Af thy 7. f s Vis 4, A MM ‘ . WATUMLMTILIILM IML AL SEE T4 NS ee tN >» ZESss $1.00 Size 69 IIIIISK | , } WF - % BSS , Pp | bs yey: |S om Ue NRE Wampole’s Preparation ..,.. . annieaceric . ag ) SS , SAW . . ~ a ~~ i> aa ¥ OWN 75¢ Size 56c . LS hye ‘ \ i: SS ] . = BINS A eerced% |S | SS Baume Analgesique N . = ~~ s . . . SVS Vy “A Vida 4 , F, Ys MAL y A 9 ene ASS [og JAN SN R0c Size 297 “coo AA PR® LAGI mesa California Syrup Figs ..... Cc ~s Le Sj SS 60c Size 43 Glover’s Mange Cc $1.00 Size ty Fellow’s Syrup ... 85c Size Mellin’s Food 40c Size Castoria = S WOsseRe WSs : — —_ SS Seip! | imal (| Ss Bw eer : ra | Se ote uw us ite l Ts ; 1} —-——- oote : : se te PERFUMES Sh 4 Zz ; | Zo tog Be Optical Values That . a * | if ee ie R “4 | wo og vy. ~aal a Kan ae . is ’ SF Imported and Domestic ae |e) =| Se is) A BRS } Cannot Be Duplicated: e es... 3.1. Ol, $2.50, $5 f uy a gmaus : ‘i ——— —a 3 Our Optical Dept., 7th & Washington Only : : : : 2 | f ; 3-DAY SALE GT wg vo cow needs eeu wee $3.00 rs ous $1.65 Dier-Kiss Perfume, Monday =j- Tuesday =i- Wednesday os i ee ck no 98c vm TE Uy — Black —- . $3.39 | : — zy . wpe 4 Usd 47 / JA i dear Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, “ 3 % 7 : Strain IP: Mrcnnppaps « mite tage bie ooh OS AE a I Pee . 4 ee Golliwog Pertems ss fe aoe $3 98 mad c ge | ran ae Pare 3 hk? . y shes “Rn, wer Resine’s Tout de la Foret $1 49 = 4 ae : bh “es ee oe $2.39 Caer) F , yh . ee os 4 Your 00 Invisible Bifocal $ 00 || Perfume 7 rane . We iy ) WO ee Pre- Kryptok Glasses — 1 fie ' } Two sights ground into one —. Bem. ¢ oe ned ye STE ON ON OR al Handy Stepladder}| |} $2.00 Dier-Kiss . i= J bays”, MALAY eeaveneet" = ain a fits ey il heer os Se, See . $1 39 Habit of ; mW =— |p oe f 4: . Y ape 4 == — scriptions aor lens. No cement. Spherica! plete 4 ~ The Above Prices in Effect at Ninth and Lunching at oe ==; ae) || Cea Per 2 combination, With frame as Olive and Grand and Olive Stores Only i i +a : =. ee p ae - . Filled at aaa —_— oo Wolff-Wilson’s eS een ee ] be Pear E Wolf£-Wilson’s | $4.95 READING AND SEWING §=$4 95 Tasty Sandwiches, | = eg —. = — — ' ar. : Specially Priced for For a Limited Time Only $1.00 Nujol Mineral Oil. . 63 | —CcUha ’ $7.95 z Rouges Monday Only: se $1.30 Pinkham’s Vege- wig White or gray es-| Your Hands? SES Biniien t atenen Mapacuba Cigars aoe table Compound .... © . : 4 . ) ‘ .s \* amel. n handy stora . - hee Co , 2 . ; “4). : ze Do They Look Old? liane terdee . xg + DF 5 Ss 2 for 25¢ 5 for A8¢ SS oe $1.20 Sal Hepatica 79 apace. Size SUM asttatio. onkght anmecee 95c Piver’s Face Powder. 69 - : Festina’ a | Box of 50 $4 75 } a OAS EP $1.00 pare roar Oil 79 > | ’ ‘ —= $1.00 ul "s mene tee into your hands a oe ee 50 Pp ‘ R 3°97 — : Hand Creme (pronounced “think’’). Cc ompelian ouge : ) : ered h f id . plete - , s . Be he ct at onal = a 60c Pompeian Beauty % Ww 1ff-Wil . 50c Dr. West's Tooth Brush Liver Oil 89 For Q u j c ~ Relief . “ Oo 1isON § (Adult Size) 79 F Sinus T —_ rom rouble this wondertul mew cream. Ap- Powder : proved by Good Housekeeping. 60c Dj ; a ¥ | Handmade Cigars 25 Ki ' $1.00 Tangee Lipstick ; “a idneys ° $1.00 Mavis Toilet Water. 49 Scanty or Too Frequent 50c Non Spi 09 etions Demand Prompt 75c Maybelline Attention. : 59 GOD health isn’t possible Eyelash Brightener.. « unless your kidneys are act- th th ¢£ alae For For e Tee 7s ) lartsiec-and for 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste. . 29 lameness, stiff- 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste. 20 ness and con- stant backache | @Q¢ Lyon’s Tooth Powder 09 due to slug- 2 36 | gish kidneys, | 40c Squibb’s Tooth Paste, « . ty use Doan's ‘4 PEN Pills, Hun- i 4 dreds of thou- Toilet Soaps | sands of grate- 10c Jergen’s ful users have Vi : : iolet Trans- Doan’s public endorsement. parent Soap me 4 Bars 25 st known and best recom- 10c Camay Soap 3 Bars 19 DOAN 'S Pl 25¢ Cuticura or | A Stimulant Diureti Packer’s Tar F tothe Kidneys r DOGD «coves ece 3 Bars .bO this gift of gifts! A perma- nent metal bow in gay and beautiful colors, filled with $1.00 Gillette Razor delicious Artstyle Chocolates. Blades ....... we are the rye hay pure $1.00 Auto-Strop confections — dainties made Razor Blades with nuts, fruits, caramel, nougatine, creams -—— every 50c Williams’ Shaving piece a proven favorite. You Cream .... eould not send vour mother a fee : anr 65c Barbasol gift that would please her more than this wonderful 50c Mennen’s Mother’s Day Package of Artstyle Chocolates. i ‘ 50c Williams’ Pound Box $1 50 Aqua Velva - 2-Pound Box, 3.00 $1.25 Pinaud’s wilac Vegetal . ape Shaving Cream . COTY’ FACE POWDER « 89c In the favorite Coty shades and the following odeurs: L’ORIGAN, PARIS, CHYPRE and the sensa- tion of Paris, the new L’AIMANT. .... 83 | SO MUCH DEPENDS UPON YOUR HEALTH If you feel weak, ru: down, no appetite, feel sluggish, have indigestion and gas on the stomach, the chances are your liver and stomach are out of order, Start a treatment of the wonder nature ton. + laxative today and see how quickly you improve, Thousamds of St. Louis people have taken celebrated nature cine herbal extract calle: —~HERB JUICE h wonderful results and are now dailv recommending this medicine to their friends We guarantee every bottle sold. It’s @«- pecially fine for constipa- tion, indigestion and gas on the stomach, A thorough System cleanser and purifier. Special Sales Price, peat iT a i ae — -B3e Three Bottles, $2.25 Special Sale of Fine Rubber Goods $1.25 Leader Hot Water Bottle $1.25 Leader tain Syringe $2.50 Omega Combination Hot-Water Bottle and Fountain eee og cake $1.98 $2.50 Excello Vaginal Spray Syringe $1.00 Rubber CIN oink ksk wae bQese $1.50 Superior Bath TG 6s Ei 56 sd acaneons owe $2.00 Security Water Bottle 55 ~- = $1.00 Ironized Yeast .~. 49 $1.20 Glyco-Thymoline .. 87 $1.25 Coco Cod 98 $1.25 S. S. S. Blood Tonic. -89 Keep Your Nose Clean ve eda APTISINE | Reemeem .. 2. s ccemie 83 B | 30c Bromc Quinine . .-cr:«. AT ANTISEPTIC : It Kills the Germs 40c Pluto Water 29 That Cause 50c Nature’s Remedy .-. 29 SINUS TROUBLE NASAL CATARRH For the Hair HEAD COLDS and $1.50 Wyeth’s Sage & SORE THROAT Sulphur Speciat Sale Price 75c Glo-Co Hair Dressing 59 Regular $1.00 .29 (ie-01. Botte). 29E 50c Palmolive Shampoo. . $1.00 Danderine Hair $1.50 Goldman’s Hair BAD LEGS Restorer If Your Legs Are Swollen and 50c Newbro’s Herpicide. Oftimes Ache, If You Are Bothered $1.00 Mahdeen Hair Tonic «4 @ With $1.00 Wildroot Wave Set. «79 | Swollen Foot Needs 35c Blue Jay Liquid .... 29 Sie Geet i én ee > | 35¢ Corn Fix 04D 138° *= 27 26 20c Chiropodine Plaster....-.2 ‘or eae Regular 80 sie... 99C | MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY-ADDRESS DEPT. P. D., SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON-A va DD 10% FOR POSTAGE AND PACKING ine -

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1 st. Lots gw-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in These Columns Today. POST-DISPATCH : RADIO ANIMALS JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER | MUSICAL DEFENDS ACTION ON — \DEBENTURE DEFEAT BY GOV. LONG GETS NOTICE |sess=sssSesr=" === mans snd Oras fo Ste For Sele__| __ Dog end a for Sun : = os / paw —— old gold. broken | HUWARD plaver-piane: mahogany case ee i _— — + goer + Saree ie | CHOW-CHOW PUPPIES prices paid for : h ew: fully guaran- reds Pend Sean: le comet. tof 0847: | Gm superheterudyne. S-tube. $12: Rad Pedigreed puppies. and blacks. of | Siz: lewd speaker $1. | Outstanding qualitvw at reaswnabie prices. : =: | ; — $2 a week. Open evenings. | No. 20. 5-tube. ~~. HICK =U Ut | | JEWELRY—W clocks. tewelry. fiz- | : 5 Oliv | Novbox dynamic type sveaker $7; $100 vic- | rted and A can bred chows at 7 tal gue SMALL LOAN BI | [ Ni VOTE PREDICTED OF COUNTS AGAINST HIM tures. safe: closing. ub. =15 N. 14th, WURLITZER a Werlebrand pean: | eee See eee Woo PANG KES SELS. Tres, “og y Fat E ’ — > Grand Ss ro : ms, | | JEWELER 'S REPAIR OUTFITT—Toe!s. extraordinary value. $765: bench and 24 Cece °3 mi Higch- BaBy CHIC Ks-— {Rocka parts. 18.000) crystals. etc.; worth $v; Duo-Art artist rolls inclacee or oS anaae MAJESTIC Complete ete, $05; Balkite, $60). a aga ea ey | A ane take S2(4) GRand 9501). equitable allowance on ur plano: pa oo . ook } * ’ 7 — s ow mo ments as low a $2 50 w noite AEOLIA PHIL a an Oe) ee 1 th flocks, heavy breeds. $14 BLL EG RASS SOD—15 acres. F. Mitchell. - ; - “et ne i— , —- VOG— boston: Femmic ; year GO USE, orms. $10. prepaid: order , R, R. 5, Belleville. ll. Belleville 9G20F11 nchea OF wil ne Page ay at most new’ | pHILCO—New: loud speaker: never beet | machine broke; $10. Tel. MeNair | Plainview Poultry Farm. Cape ¢ vee ie one lie mata ress. | >a = - ; eap oF “ , a — , ; used in origm@Mal contaimer. Bos A-Jl%. ping 0 An explanation of the refusal of 5 ‘he Associatec sic spice keegan hd Ae CSA58 Xi Son cat. a... yore | Leomes. Ei SEs — Lo) | Post-Dispatch ie -~ TYier 3156. yay t Ry ;| BaBY Chm KS—Fior ae . x" a. “ I leg hor bam, sbi pred Association to join with the Bet- = er close check o: nat v. Huey . 440ng Was serve Pine matetkt Zen > | qm Pi toe - 1° selections: lowest prices. SIVIL Olive. guvival= fres Cm — «. ’ ‘ d ; sia as ~ ‘ .* : iu & * - . , 240k i . : iD ’ at iitissbl lud « ~- . : T nnd | ~ ”~. c ter Business Bureau of St. Louis istrat | formally — with notice of the lL. Walsh. Overland. ar Route | cust oy) mont Le She = em efi} administration ! a se Rs was 2s. Phone WAbash LvO lection ot neluded. Open eve- | _*' moh a. in*s—-Home want or ack and ta" Florissant. Mu. -in urging favorable action by the ina: Cine. Ot oe an DArges VSS SAIN SOL+—Bive Grass. sarding apd sodding | Sings. W LITZER 1U00 Ulive. m. C. A.—No, LU. 101-4 speaker. 43519A dog: medium size; tond of chilcren. = Atwater Senate Committee’ én C firhi et al scéis . daimed tOua\ that taakd . li? DV th ie tiouse of Representa- | d ne, CS ;Ra rn: 5458 i (eQu } PIANO nae: —— upright. Sis 1633 ~ sbreve. ‘ Olfax ‘ 75376 Iw. 1D | . > Senace fOr trias AL DOO | bery Frow's Greenhouse. 7822 Natural; after 6 p. m., Z712 N. 1th. | RADIOLA 25—Electrified, $35 —_ lete. | $4233 Reokuk - Au eit bs HL 1. eS adel +7) Bridge. (cS) | PiaNO—-small upright player: new: cost | Portables chee Radio Dan. and ' ENGLISH SETTER PUPS—Enrvelled. ¢ -dalf block car loop. t-Arms | NOW is the time to prune trees. — 7S. $500 will sacrific - $200. 4926 Co- | 4022W. cc! EVersreen 5663. 000 FOE : a a | 3 oy = { ail (;¢TD. PRos;: ect 4722. wi gtd} i 3 { aii -! nd ; ft ; ; t. tii. ' 7 ' srr m | "ITAL rC A G0— With ni eonsole table and ESKIMO SPITZ PUPPIES Pure white. CHICKS 3 weeks is assistant calied at the ex- : Luo PRUGRESSIVE everbearing, strawber-| pj aNO—Kimball upright. for sale or ex- built-in ape aker. brand-new. $1So. _ li _EVergreen 5162. 9 Blake Blakemore. tcOe 2 Ks. rhede islands. A 3 s «? Los ‘ — iy) Stalied LeTTiis ii trade. Open evenings. i rox TERRIERS Wire. puppes. broud : cae KENS— White he ter sent to the Post-Dispatch Harry Palmer. presid: F , ‘cutive offic n } State u 200 Sd tor Dunlap, $1.2. 0 eha! s: ecutive Gi.isCe’s iii the Statehouse ‘ ' $1 a U4 seniat a at ” . malin” . be 2 : ewes “ On- . a ee =. “ . . i red e4 ‘ ei: J —% 4h) right: perte conditio i . Broadwa (cm bitches: siud dogs pedigreed. registered 175 —- 621 » organization. t | jal ome | : ¥ ; . ‘ Bed 1} } » | an } ei the iz ers Ti t} 7 » 3 » 7 ; 2) or a. > " : : P. i . -" se oe : - onihicoapeenlictanind gga Ree amaaeoggliong : ar” Pomeeagageespegien pteaigntipeding sprees vcs pont yt. : cohertion Sh TS: 3! ot) ta} Dargain; $2: ‘Elmar 26 ) | STRINITE—Radios: cash or comme. Quirks | steck; guaranteed. 5024 Geraidine. (c99! | CHICKS — lems: 100 — 9 eee press a ee ly that ne arm bul jesstari tie took them, glanced plus ; trees. $25 1? ark Ric va 7 "pright: cheap. SE ae i in . FUX TERRIERS—W ire-aired, = ) carly. Hilang 1134. 3148 . s. “ET a by Bo =: 1° ‘ 04 V ista te) ee ARLSON—All_e electr in 5 months old. Hiland S83vU%. *4°6 Ha ' Diewoon ¥ — raged | wou be pi d before the endj hurriedly through the ' : . walnut console: latest mudel. ter. Richmond Heights. (c) ACCREDITED. CHiCks— Ll ed ng the controversy that has raged youl as . >-f f = } ’ "+ ? a sae cy 1 ‘ . } oe ° 7. | Bo aay er 3 — , On ad * . . barr rocks, c Loan Act. with vour apparent « ‘enublican leaders have id >a] f friends. © ten ge eniens A ae — | PIANO—Reasopable. 4914 Leahy av. ellow bl. ‘ (ce) | pedigreed. 2707 Sida 5 ——t He se ‘$13: i. 9 | ou to t) | $425 VICTOR RADIOLA ELECTROLA— | GERMAN POLICE pocs—Paoe and eros 100 per cent alive: quick gum | possessed, combination phonograph and |, Stock: dogs at stuc: a logue. Quality Farms, Bos eee See tacts On oo” | howler? spaniels on ' waned *| IS VARIETIES beautiful. n}. a mes -- ) sides. Therefore. pesleve in nme remainin; a): a “allo! r dis iense. ; nr yout themums: different vari ties ye re er scod con wen i radio: $245: easy terms be. x care. Mood) netie tomer 7 ville. Mo. _ e , — . ' . » ll . — . jt? il Ps ‘ Cie. he hh lies ws, r aii j Ss) a. ; i Py | \, ret \ j ) | pear ria it ted: 1 and ted « ABOLIAN CO. 10u4 OLIVE ST. 32 erry ris. _WBbeter_ S982 _‘c¥) 3 | GERM AN POLICE—Pedigreéd pups: dyndy | CRICKS—Production bred . . - s small toan law is given WwW. ate eergeant-a , will welcome a statement re c thei : tM 4G) iS expe py riega , I Bse-seu ine he Te th eariicie an ne 76 rs : " @Issc ca in a! a le “Arn eaetritiat* m2 } >? oO! ini bli 2 st , nd x irs Pid F E : De : LEC et , ene - : | . rp ing the news artic! “ resident , : Kit |! able istitutional lawyers, ho | bined: | : 9 3 $5. >a a a Na Be ae es f ots arriving every oo a s 3103 a. = Pe gf oeeean oF ‘ t>. : . ; tba si " PsOna iiitere : b the tip y ‘lili conte: at ster f the case, | $° S35: 1.5 . 3.8 3: guaranteed ! : rpe ery ee so ob 2. » P ore eaket electric pickup phonesreph Tre- prices, f& ie of mae av, April ab. ni ing ith Senators reg whic] ro ly wil! severa! ultura! directions furnished: Englisl ij te a sapien die: oO" production; will be seld for balance due; | Ulive: ee | brooders, Lanpenechenl ‘First. ; ical “ ie ie oF . ae a ee . ‘ rs } Le | ue Shasta | = : So ‘asy terms. | GREYHOU ND PUPS—Imported stock. 198 | nois. St. Louisa. Moa. e% ‘jo ith rete Ce ae ing his Own vit 1 Oppesiilol “KS, iaisies, ) . hy die be T) . . D! ; , a - ‘ ¢ ry .s = 9 re , h . } ‘Ss. ; rs . . (viw c* an , r et red 4 41 DU mis cabinet : ~'*€ Dca . re T _ . 7h : ‘A | ; : } I~} » + . T %¢ ’ ° , a t? i ahs 71% ~ p } ; l > e ( mationasiv Known Fradios, Nationa] Coursing Associatiu aieh : . , ; l¢ isSOuri ; 4 ait is 54k i 1h ts : i aie ic eri if 2 ats T¢ ’ 3 t? ‘ ie * . h 3) We nce ; sima!l! ‘ an +! .. . aa STO aun ut 2 Uaranteed: terms. 1H0Uu3 best lrish and American -bred dogs. 1 eau k ‘ we . ere | Aubert Yale. nday morning, Monday evening.| x 36th st.. East St. Louis, Il. (coUo } i. he ; +. 4 Association. 1 the heading and onsidere the mocr ats’ is , odndinlie se si ’ . ~ Speeapyet | onference ML SICAL eae — — ee acrivice. | RA DIOW Ste vart Warner. al! elect tric: | KITTENS—Pair ree S— Pair red = greed, wonderful . Cc. & Be 4 7 ‘te would taunc! t pporte ly n _ vie +4 ; -_ _ — sy ’ ree. SUC ig las inter, atiemptin; yribe a Ee LUO wort &° have rand; : new: big sacrifice. Riverside 4410 s. FOrest Qo10W 730A Page. catalogue fr n1 ; . r Px nort : A 4 anted baa * . © 4 pets - oe Box 101. Cape Gir roéea he ; ' - ff attemptin to su p Need. __' Dy ak RADIO—Only $25: terms or trade. 1820 | — e and unbroke: - —— 5 a e in = } —- 7 — aor RADI ly S23 . |RABBIT HOUNDS —Brok ; | BRED-To-Lal CHICKS - o W > ar pression he im . . . > *) ‘ ° ‘ : an . = RAINOLA 60—Flectroa: cost $9%5° few EKINESE—Home of champions PUD wh : eds. orp x rii ’ - ’ ] ? : st a “en . - ’ a . - ; ° ; “ i : ‘We ‘ > ~ ~ x ri “ - “4° ee aia } Een cea WE Bg gy Se b — i een : shee Oper nin ets ;| months old: _$395___2246_S__Grand. “ian Mrs. Dahl. Kirkwood 1047W.ic®Y) | $i 5° pro foc ke: thee e ’ horn or or Ie stra % Om The** a? é . ° " - : y on . 7 . leat Saas ’ v " ; Be eae Ute a ucecy. complels; | PEKINGESE PUPPLES——-Pedigreed: tate) livatility: 100 per eam 0 po 2» , 45 . , - 7 , Bet- ut ti itt ‘ Libit a Was neced 4 Involved in S200.000 Suit. h Dakot: d after al) ith “sanecs pone eae wren yatier $s . 1 the i List hit : ; ht . “SR TE R. Pl 4 NU— metal I -s ine ohpes 405" 4 Hump rey i¢i Q (eug } > = ate ve ( aa “heap xz pai | gable. Hiland 9091. 6639 Arsenai. (ci Catalogue free. Standard Box ox 137. Chillicothe. Me, . v. > 44 —. C ‘ i> Lé is. - a Musical Employment ~ ~ 2 - | RADIO—Atwater Kent. 3823 Obie. LA- PEKINESE—At siud: reasonabie fee. ae. DRUMMER ta - orchestr n | sd ee ee ee se SS?3. ic’ “spans 1617J (c99) | BARRED ROCKS—Reds lish lho MI 1 wea - , RADIOS—Battery sets. $2 to $8; will KINESE—Beautitul male: highly pedi- | .orpinétons. 100, $10. 3 [ 77 _ O b 1 qr as . mi? : . P: 4 . ‘ * ‘ ~ —— _ : ) ViCtPora | very lemonstrat 2s40A Pestalozzi. ” , 7 4241 ie repaid. live . -¥.- 4 - Porm ate i apemerer . sacrifice. J Etfiersen ROL ’ Farme. Westehalle, Mo, panies operating uh ne MISSO! lit i nol ads ritel ermined; ... «a, . a . oe aerial be Wel aw are members ¢ the setter | his cou: but that if n ufficieat} _~ Sa a et = =a aan & wer” gener 1 ae . ——— RAL) srT—6-tuve battery. JOSYA ) Delmar. | =e 4 sie . 4 first. : eason is advanced to trrant his —" casi, Vaud momen tas Parkview 5QJ. "AY ER a tA - — \ ‘a avevell rei sta. \c’ | PEKINESE—Males; 1 year old; cheap | = HING BHUGS—Siiver a | . , ; enner er &5. speakers $3. eliminators; and other pets. Cherakee Pet . Shop. oms aso chickens. “81 ' ie a a l 1g . anh bt iales t iieaaltba cen onion inaietarines onecide iar damage ade-tek ’ i \ ite «4 i ‘ sit +4 - ; ryt KR ia) if ri [ . mor ee : . . mAL Os— sets at Vic : » ™ Ty , " vid endl A ei A #5 Th 4 . — ho ’ | } "he 4 y & r : iA \O— ‘ iii 7 "id | ‘ Ss. ary 4 $v ¢ ‘har ‘vers $i: epee $0. 3406 S. Jefferson. ie) ORDER rou! May adGmLINISTralion. ; —— Male. lo. oe ee 7 . : A Lie Ce isiature reruse : hearss au ArImo! mw Uuran , : ball | 2 «ie: for Apex. AlWatler, similiar eects. , Prey ~— $s . fc} ] Thousands of pure-t ss siilinaes 947 rl . chicks: closely culled; sult ty OURS nipirve We . 3 Ort hy ; — edigreed: . )- 0 : i ALIA WI lectri« “omplete with - > Be . per cent live 4 7 ’ 7: ne 1 th " ahi om 4 icy e c mAs aiQ! ri : Le} i ‘ i @ | 4 é i . : tial rth; MRA LIILIP. e eem TeaD ig a 00 per cent live Fi , : pa alan Association. ooserve ié iaws ; sm bhi . , —_ ise = Musical Instruction j man consol SH .o a): ajgo os r barrains: POLICE TOS mile; 10 months ola: lorue free. smith ~ Fy e O of the State. This position was ex-/¢ e Hoover irm™m program 1d Rigg Ping, gg ACCORDION taught in 7 lesson mar) PLAYER PIANO—S$50; like_ ; with | oben nda) Lown L —— =—— | black; $50. 3740 lowa. aa ee i . . rey! terms or “$50 2 ~ ; : “411 nators., Halkite a Ma- POLICE “PUPS—11 wee eeks old: le 4 ois TER CHICKS — Better Business Bureau, } ped ers feel at tl setter Close Vote Is Expected. in a holdup of ; ioe) candi.” “toamelel “and ’ vielin. mandoli mai 525 Ss. Bro y. ) . ’ | . Sua that the t a> i A 4 t if =i) W lon a —% . ‘ ‘ aig . a. oF : . ‘ : . i . -"r a . . . - r oor = - 7 " : rn fluor sample: like new - old. Laclede _} ll : 7 = rocks. whit - . $ months oi ‘ery: catalog free. cided that it Was unwise f¢ then ure Nan iow nist rine UP | ; "i P..-s. .Y " — * l? "> iw, © + > 4 = od » & ; e*s 4 ; tandar rie ‘om let ' - = oe } } : +] I _ PL. 4 ue electric comp ete 6541J. 5716 St. Louis av. iuCiuUadIng one of pedigree: bargain. 6557 Scanion av. ‘© merbers, namely th nermbers The Ni } k ot: senator ) “4 — nemy. . T) Cc. 0. D.—Dr. Smith's : pric’. 2A S. Broadway. , JS§ vVUNnT on which Boonville. Mo. > ’ - " " t - nee ' “ ane ,} Yye*s j i ‘ 1} c . for the . Will ve t ° rites } ‘ 2 ; 7 ‘ tras a c = SOLIC) : iained to the executives oO tn i anhnount ie hj we ar Lit alt ac ‘ . L aaah ee on om ; : — | ; ; : See OE: , ———_— 242 Delmar | view 722% a | eee ; cabinets and - =. SS: ae | 64504 Morganford. from pure biood. hi “ss Mur mem- , niture Na S100 Take n- im Grocery a — — = — “ae “* — r ers bargain. Sunda’ vs) How > -' State accredited: ma . * ‘ | , t popular music, ac wt an ou ph | ‘1 | POLICE DOG—Male: pedigreed ; year | c ted 3usiness h ics) (e) | poultryman: ; . red Furedu is the proper agency ‘hairman M« NEF} of the se! ~| tore at 608 Heman avenue. Un re "3 8: wan - _— - in ~~ nese iy oO . Sieiieat OP | : e Acricuilure omm : “who ‘sity «(ity ve awe 4 ; _— - : ~ ; uthwest J rl Kll2s land 0468S. 23. rm | for Mahood: 6186 Lee av. ; | ais. ; = ; ~ POLICE PUPS—10 weeks old. priced te | morn Radio Service Co... J 1 oh - ent ction , | gel light end dark colors: satista ; 7 guaranteed: eligible to registration. Write Minorcas For A 30--Siiebtly used Installed im | A. Delattre, R. R. 1. Box 4. Chatham. lll.| STACK MINORCAS—Heapn aaane _ desk type cabinet: with tubes, | cv) | bDetion stock: $1.50 a » ; I asy terms |POMERANIAN—Male. 7 months old: | L51R. eee ae | 1004 OLIVE ST. black. dandy; bargain. 3101 Olive. set in conser - = =" bhea : | . ii : SP | j j . } ; + ) +e} 4 ea ; O35. if ] I XN * : é Mm) 5461 Eichelberger. ie} RHOD 3 STANT . - . om a . Is ever ' rH : , . , rats ’ r¢ iia) ACiTil? tration leace 7. t - - - —~ T i d R : S120 ented h.. 59 : — mi: ane “RESH I" BE ‘ - 5 00 POODLE PUPPIES— en je 7 A ] - homage 3 ot the 8 place oniy epublica: : he ing ¢ ; ‘Heataut 971 eee peices ost as perfes in operation 1 ruarna | R. © a. Diol 10. 238. ANI 150 00 | 1041 Baden av, Call] EVergreen 5601. (c) | 5186. Re a OS hi | b ie exner, SF ina aa: | oe: rare buy; included ean WenNER etvBE ‘73 00 | BOODLE PUPS—3 months ‘old: house “ icie Bpected member - 4 “ ee ee eo | PIANOS Wil coil tinin Nitin ir), | PIANO tuning exner., $2: repairing gual a | ‘SR , , l ree ne har to go to Jefferson Citys Mn thie . ~ alt ade Rite ae aati N. Kautz, WkEoster 2224 ees Oe eer late Bore. ring! ~* “S@u WEIG-ENGEL CORP 4 broken: cheap. 2654 Pennsylvania av. _ Pigeons ee Re ‘ : { occasion demands, and appear b: ——— eam CAPS. Ww TSCCeNMS | fc | ae. fF. 27: repairi ruaranteed LEHMAN PIANO CO. 1101 OLIVE | 9247 iE LMA} z | POODLE LOG — Cheap; female; gued} - wer ee som h ‘ : = slative com}! a , * port f least five mocrats. | POLIC) “j— Vi memes . + Feldman. 4500 Shenanduah. PRvus. 3: ease ms — RADIOS r U t d home. 2500 N. Garrison. BIRDS—Cazge birds: 7 ; . ‘a e are egis a : CO tt fii ~ ss! ij be ; ; a ii a (7 ‘4 ieee ® © i s 4 ; 4 | ae ne © poe a side 1244 Talking Machines Fer Sale Omer ne Gand | PUPS Wasch thie doe | shen crow ie | Sree nee ever, | he Cc . - a t ia’ ae “yi a1) wren es Torm Srnil Loan law tin Mt wou mines APO! sits a a? i j rh : _— i ‘ , ro ait hid I ‘ AND veto FS P! P b- , PU P—Maie part poitce chiicren ® pei; ; = * ghee ‘ ; a to five ote. iy To NAVETS, CMCC Piahas. I . : x itt cords = gir ec: $5 { eh. PF ; BIRDS—1 ’ “= = , r Editorial Called Unfair. ee ADIO Wid Any (eivic. Tor tian rs | electric pianos. B. KEMPEL. 984% 8.| prosgwsy ao S349, | makes: $0.00 up. $5._Bv ereren 45. is ae "sama VOU re sure to enjoy **'T he ur ' his appearanc: ' , ss ze a " Hour —. Seo sne es _ acu ; — sitter tates Se “44s 3] Witk Ratimeasli ine weikin tne M AY : S TERN & CU). S516 Church rd. Fourteenth st. —- ” ' ture plan before Congress som a eee ee tee we pee ite 8 cites = Se take advantage of t purpose of 12th and Olive Sts.j Pup PIES—Kittens. monkeys. rabbits: pets 2808 Obie av ‘ore these cCenir ate L¢ ” , , . ‘ i} rere , - i re ; PS nt fac the ‘ration | yea! 0 aNd SOI | awk — . - fae COM pets Instruments For Sale — . a ae (62) | all _kings CANARIES— : 2 > , ‘ ‘ ul m 100K tle = rH ; ~ : ; sae ie —s eatin nid : ip sS.._ W ondert i r > wD: bar- me oe me | h f f f ) fF ine mm «6tmis 3 ite. a LT) a bo erp ey t eas’ TT E " SETS—Perfect condition: guer- | grt agg 3107 vabee ul iot D singers. $6. 95 each, tone —Snow whites. dandies: maies. 37 /| ¢ CANA Association hesitated to appear be- —_ Ga . : , tea eae nie. te : . Ss — — ~ ve — - — - : - eT ad - paseball-: before buving ; to each: fema)-s. $5 to &7: ocean - RIES—Ei | f a fore any group of men, either in- | UP favor LN a - | | . , - Sit ial .a el ' hp etnias ' m= a valli: batterv sets $5 to $20: | sionally we have dandy Samoyedes: bermam : Si ’ ull Becaus : “» : : « ' ; ‘ * “4 (if if i 23° pit sa if? . " + ary,? ty - r f %} =e side or outside of the Legislature, | the 39 Democratic nator: 7 | , ——__—__—_—- _ . : ib baiter and elimmators at at { Drices also. 3105 Olive. for the surpose of answertl! ali | indicated thei ay “Oo time = are » son be ' aes ‘ _ — a ee ey tule : af VAT . wy ttn). REN ras | and me ; inp pre a. so) pew eieciric racios. all | TOY TERRIERS Small. M. Sch wend. : lk I st a tc 4 iF 4 | % - mn pa ' yd ar ri \, . oe ’ ° RC . « rows, , = . = ‘ ; ‘ . ij f } v il Si — — —— ail , 2 ‘ : RADI . EXC MANGE | om - gh! and 7 . we | ; 1 ' - " . q fer’ questions, and giving all desired; Pan. senators SES EE | nee — A owt BAGS. | PF pear io Morar ¢€4 . rite ws — PRONG RADHA id 7 RAs ; efiersee PRospect 9010. | WIRE- —— FOX TERRIER PIUPS— al let. rh . =. » 3 po “ facts relative lo 1° s OL ration of W aish of Mass icht { a ‘ eg Is in console cabinet with RC A dy- GRand 43833 (el) | knowledge and get i ai ° : = | 7 = =e _— , ) ‘odins dinate ras “" i : i i Sep b. murda: ‘ rg iw speaker. S15 Kolster. console cab- - - : clean. new inp on oe ‘| Fe “These being the facts, we feel | posal nm spre ¢ ‘ a aoa — a oo wee youn JOS — Ng . mere maniies : ; met. S100 Br nsw ick ecombmation RCA | AT 8ST STUD—Prize Boston oa T. cheap. Natisnel Pet She 4 : VICTOR ; r t treet yreqderte | 7 $35 _ Stromberg ‘arieon, console. | 1316 Arsenal st. PRospect 2417 (fe) a , - ’ rs c T ) Aitorial that | party unity. - Senater Ransdell of eaten A CK7 50 rOR— el , i. $3: = ; the Statement i} your editorial that . e j ic : 7. ,aeol arness: ’ “TY ! ’ 4 '? ’ : } 7 va j ' ood oon j ; \ K rer » 14 gr ~i4% | r ’ . tc Bt 1} makes | DOG HOSPITAL AND BOARIONG CANARIES rence Pau ” ‘ aie Sliana voted vith i ninistri Kinds out fit ~ : Pn) Beas sg . —- rhow | of mattery « hles and cabi- | KE? NNELS fuaranicet mae og my 4 y "1h . . — . — pain 4 par CoE, & Month, ' 4 4 ; Rigs : oR icy} — VA NX TB « a. uUrnishe , , fr esrgec We (¥ S104 st pana = . te rice ons, ys : : fee — Leve IORSES AND | M ARES—4 head: unday | oa enacting ag = Rs . -- sei Minin tan vedi 7 > = | coal : a ‘aiken sae euldhy | | Miscellaneous ' $4.95 pair. 3101 O1 ions. | COW—Guood young Jersey milk cow, Shantz, | PARR a rune can only say that it would be far} week is expected by Senator M . ‘ ; - nlbees weenie by «otirme in¥y make rady l ugh Dase veterinary examuinat s co ze. | =. hs Chean desirable ye Sherman. Mo... 4 miles south of Ellievilie. lection: guaranteed ae * tal better tO repeal the Uniform Smal) ) Narv to be ndert; | oO n | HORSE—Ts 7 " -§ SAL H s. ai ‘ te lw os te W point. ' a ond ang Ul : 4 . . : -- . entry committe: ot oa Sti start an enor Fa age ) . obtained at the otfice of the socie- | : wa ; ame lhe ' af. Mone sarin myy, ul i. Balance monthly Litt, Lucille, Wainut Park. 59°? Arsenal | IXCU BS A*ORS « amie 7 Ie air ty, $21 Central National Bank : : “PONY WAGON : a OST ene Blast. 416-15 Lucas ® ' ~ } ic “IZeS ana Two seats: cost $150 will ; ‘ = . — ae | q oe sommes. Dr. P H. INCTBA TORS —T Th as trophies committee, ar MONARO H 34) - e. ». Planes ka ——— For Sale aS BOST* ON TERRIERS— Pedurreed: = : 4 “Ss 3 for an a p iust a “oe ~ 4 7 ~atr a4 rcars murt sell. A 4N Delmar. |ehell av. nerth ef Nerth St Jehbns Sta- = on eee, WP RO Oeid | ae Louis, St. Louis Country u ‘DLE HORSES at ee | APNTECIAICS « | mane, Ex mont his BOSTON TERRIERS — Pups and crown en » i . sgtl 4 / ; Cormys P ; — a yt eR. Loo i hargain porters, 3107 Yiws ‘ ns | > * ne o May 16, 1% and 1$ in the auditori- (sage (“ountry Club Ameri ‘an I ’ * en ian "Tete ore rents , rear) i 4 am . —_—- " a — Bo Tr ~ TERA : um of Famo . >. ‘ a = . ; — ; swerican ave Hor tu} Lind - . alii ita ae (TE irs eht tahe STO x IER TOY ~* PUPS—Pedi- | ee aah wi na Barr Co. Rib- | lub, Trails Erd Stables, Ever. | O20 itn A Tarton ANT Pe THOd atv} ; _ Su ahin ’ : . " |" greed: eelling ont. 2905 Pennevrivania. POULTRY, BIRDS AQUARIUMS, FISH. Liver . i} 2 — ATS . toe eee niwy maheo ; Oost - - : — = . vant — : ; REE : =a : er rophies will be green Lane Farnis, Holek imp Al ~ cel La IS E ~CRi fed bridle. ana || apg mac ge’ TK I ; [i™M!) = me ste ree Taan rhe Pek anit noni hs eren | AQU ARIT’Y¥ MAKER—New awarded the winners. Shaw's Gar- Farms and Jefferson Parrack omy ee i Y Apirited for any but eek take $450: term » : Daitery &: LH) ‘ . rit: ernl: Sia. '455 Leurel oi | Wanted sigee” renairin arms and Je@tfrTe@rso; arracka. erence’ } man: nriee Vor Pe, ~ ‘A Lerwne ony , a — eae — ————- - : den, the Park De pa riment of the “. 2 at Deseh: neni cnsiitts ‘ ‘ t i} mm “a . 29) Poet - Die: hy. ‘ ‘ ee. > , : Ry ‘STON 7 FRRIER PT PPI ES—Rfinemze« Cc sN NaARIES Ww ta. — All kinds. also barrote _ _. ‘Be. ve peeertzt cit : and : wa ? 11 ‘ hildren Ss event(s witli] inci} ude A eal = a : , > ay - IN - a = fa likite p ; - ) ~ $02 tere Rea : tte? A 4 5 44 Mel er» - 4 . , a> chine anc MISE broke es pet. ugly ‘ma few years, wi white: raising moner meet loan. Bex © eonreniess amo nts. . , , as FRESH M N = —— ; and wonderful “SPFa nh. Siti Mice. +5, Px iei- Dispatch. 104 OLIV KE ST maces " . sins i ameend A ~ fe bh 5348) . iy " 3 CHO PT PPIES... W | nN scacn fce for onek : a and sted , — ssle: leaving cits. 4046 Page. (e39) Salisbury . 414 Lucas av. aha, ans — , : Seal condition ita oc) he i es TAN rmyy 104 .OLIVR eT Bt SRT Pongtiah. brindle. shert u

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SUNDAY. eee 28. 1829 .ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . POULTRY inn Aang | a Baby Chicks For Sale | 2 td lay oe Ready “¥ ks. 01 | jand 1423) Meck. 1422 Mocs eI eS ij), ree «se : Poultry Farms. 3040, a0yw High-| BABY CHICKS--Roche : wVandotl ‘€& and lehorne 20H 1D Mee ° 4 a Kly: : hone! a | arke 4 : | BABY CHICKS—pB ’ Sauls © “i} | porns. rT. & whites. reds. porions. . ay - “ces Crossed breede pa Re a - © d+” - : 7 | 3 : Mo. ane. 3146 Sutton. Mapiewd 7 ‘ PAS* CHICKS— Pure-brea from Lg # ocks heavy breeds. $)j iOritis S10 Prepaid - ords per 109; | Plainview “Po ; ; r iro ’ age Poultry Farm Cape G thig —s CHIk KS—Florisesani y rarred rOCK Ss. rhode al: leg) val alley %, ry ang rr : ede ao hipped anywhere pARa..” p Pode y ¥ cocwars. ‘lorissant Se oe ry arm, Graham * ony. . b hOFriSsant. Ma P Water O74 polOr . ’ ie) BABY CHICKS. $10 Up ure APLEWOOD CHICKERY “T's -UDla Duachbar Hi and 6921 achar, Proprie jt ai bieck car loop M (431 ‘ 4 =e abe wood A CHICK S.—_> : 4 rey ~ . “ weeks barr . “a : rhode Yelands. Aya oke roud | CHICKENS— White leghorne — 4. 21.75 dozen. ; 62) Semin}. 4 Cayg a) en re Pee oUorhs Tyr Sig. e i + Prana 1154. J146 Sutton’ ee ¥ There's an entertaining trip Rh. fc) ACCREDITED CHit neo horns. Sli arred oe ke pe : (cUu) | pInKcions, $12. buf by 4 ¢ a . ieee Seth one ~- Wate wyando : . Serows | you ee S13: $1 per 100 boom tite j § ou to take evel I } boarded: on ey r roma alive Giwick . . sehesier | . iil M Suality arms Box 116. : oe ea cane rpton piseer Sean. = the P ost-Dispatch oe = little Pjourney to the town of Toon- _) ne | BABY CHICKS— All popular or (ii ‘s . ; 7 ons OF ee ) : t0Gas VUCES anc anconas la aston Hatchery, 4 ; and | eet 8446 (ec? : BRED -ee™ AY CHIC - heal 4 men | horns. $16- . ~KS—Pey 10f- oP | white Aram 1° Treasim. ici | fer. ‘cBP) ay ped)- 241 a , 2103}, ‘Cus, Orpington (ep 4 Borns. wants. low prices fut ae Bek. IPB | ois. Si Louis. Mo. * SOS 888g ji e ° i ervilie, the home of real merri- 5 | r i 2 ° . 1720) | my # le = Bete ment. Here you will find a pnderiul | per chick balance Cc oO. — — - = Page. es aoe ires Standard . a e ' aS os ace VIAge In WhiIcn every member Bs , aecrecited flocks sie bee eee Mule sa? ones the ulation, young and CORIO US - free Standard Poult a oe 9 Box 137 Chillicothe, Mo. try = BARRED er ee ry English Thilali POST-DISPATCH * inhabitant of Toonerville will And on Sunday a Toonerville news item is pictured in full colors in one of the two comic sections of the Sunday ’ HE TOONERVILLE TROULE t Communitg in the Country PAGE 15 ee ra : a ; ; it ’ : a i er a og POP REEL cece qeettNR gD tre Ee te ey : bia te > 4g P é OG mt AA BP AA he « Wes ye ign PRR “eens Pome, Ae dae, Oat ay a. a a eee ee

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& PAGE 16 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 Se ee AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK ELSEWHERE [ DY = RAINS LLUst MIXED Future Grain Prices_| Records of the Week in Finance | cscs. sa 2 —n« oe vy an IN PRICE BEN. J. SELKIRK & GER WEEK-END : sture)—Hov¢gs ST. LOUIS ST. LOUIS MER "HANTS" ma 8 Department of azricu PRET as, | =O J} “ , the Assuciated Press. soo! us close ir heel mar- | NEW YORK. April 27.—Follow ing is a record of the week in oes cepts taal including 4UV00 direct: mostiy | By the and ale: tox “EW YORK ot eeend cor) T = and euoiat! hg SSieed sosqesinaras This Week Week. Week” To28. , — a ® sate caniiions =~ i ‘caletiy reapunsi bie = Geen ROUAVE am t rh | . . sas City and Chicago marnets: ' a ° eee , : shippers o0U.] ering ’ tuda . REA EST TE ND wv, A ae sstereey | Federal Reserve ‘Systems : ; . ‘ 3 f egg soe was probabiy promoted by reiatively st ~~ a MAY WHEAT. | Rede delete. gs caues 74.3 pe. Liverpool cables. The bulges met sowe OFFICE: 1534 ARCADE BUILDING» 3. um 11% 110% lll%b 1 Gold YTe@derve ..-cssccsrevene ° 2.796. os1 rr 3 ; : Z 160 : , ll = 1: ‘| further liquidation on @ tavwewrable view es ~ eo? wt ' N N Ye Chi 12% 111 111%-112% | Holdings | ae. UT. B Ceees 462 46 oa 2$ : Sise ase oo cas oy out gg of the os . ~~ 4 +, _ _— PHONE CHESTS UT ees6 "4 4 S . Ts i= = 2 & adiscounits .. +s mig: _j} selling o Jc : —— nial gee eS MeCN A TS cd bower and | H:.c:.208% 103% —_ -—— (Final three } n above o ete i a Se we te ise rained to 18. Be and clused at 18.8lc. AT AUCTION! Bans Le tes 4 "LY WHEAT. see. Semana ek en ae wh ; 956.364 —~ » Dice cetapeelieistaeieis ts, ahaa sie rene ~ : wr : ; ; herenen 4a Iinis. week on [™ ° U . _ r « - rl bo Stim : be ‘>i)} ol tne thai nt as . . > : ? er corn merket. , . 2. oa 118 11 8b : I } ; . . ; . Diculunm light veariibes tac ; he d Jd was 3 a T3 market Saturday, 6025,/=- *™* 4) Lio! ‘ Cia aper ... . oe Bpe - gtockers and feedel about aris covering. Out “ emai . a me Sd woge By sy — Sewer conandering hi. 120% 1} 119% hae 3° Ss This Week. Pre us Week. Same Week. 1 te . “~ re ry yneven. nusti ? > 44 DLR vite readiiv supplieu and he market MONDAY, APRIL 29th a vorable United Guality.. Local buyers were indifferent and/ A. ©. Lli‘s Lids iliwd Ce .$10,782, 126.000 $12. O00. 308,000 $11.011 536.0 heavy kosher. coWs and neavy! eased oif after the call under turther) bad a ihnere * as practically no demanc from out DECEMBER W HEAT. heel if more: buils. steady and Wehi! quidauun through wire and cogimissicn As above specified at the time and place given, we > ) » teeth re th hOWRSss —— - “> * — " . ; is ler ; ’ ez brad d shipyer ce- i b use me will ; | C — pe . : YY: — egg NPiggee ll . tt he 4 bi- 124 “ss 123 ee 1-4 72 - hy, ' . _ Ie | re =| - >“ ts i »}y toe «. “a hicn ; oo declined fro Tz 1. Se + .) 18. Sle and : stock of & lean and sta pie dr ¥ goods, consisting in Dart as fi P) * = a onspicuous mand due largciy to Jewish holiday “ago Ma > ; > ma d prices were iowest MAY Co RN. VEGETABLE MARKET | depressed heavy cows aiid he iler s: extre ne Deve mber {rv m2 19.04 to 1s. U¥e which | A quantity of piece goods, Silks. Ginghams. Prints since 19.4. Prices on red wheat have al- ; RQ ty Tet ig = HES | Lop tea steers $14 Yo: veariing So.| earned the pmee Jevel back within mest reached the hard wheat ieveis. Hara ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. April 27. with ight fneiter yearungs at a8 Ti | 3 points of yesteruay Py eee ger and Work Shirts, Neckwear. Hats, Caps, Sweaters, Tif 3. TC ig Spot. wheat was down lc. Offerings were light Potato trade wae steady. Movemens was | *v5t fed sicers ven > aia > $s.) Curing tae Gh rane Hn 7 co” Tl Penn ing Suits, Children’s Wear, Curtain Materials, about roo - been 3 . 443 ara : “ . , « " rT , r *. i el! Sict i . : r “ auivy ci¥ Lim bh, } . Eeietinas of be ne a a | laghi, ey’ at end of week. Dul uemaud _ ge oar oe oroximate!s $.65:1 a: Se ocean ea Bs rte | Spools Sewing Silk, Notions, etc TERMS CASH. if i of pas ew i. a > = Saha : “ 4 z ; _ ~* & “ . € days has si hand uduwn t pe mye A ene ia we » ap = ax ge bigee e ae 4 " finish 3 er No ‘ ar i i ° “— o- r 43 ? : -, } extent. Sa) ea were ri rolls : dé . gs wes onary aiiu sCunees : 2 7 se ) Bi © : — BEN a. SELKIRK a SONS, Aw PS Associated Press. ‘ arai shippuiriy nand., n +? , o; oor ie «8 | On ¢t kK. 8: i per iM i » tl a — aos - . ee | uit . aPU : ’ Be: ibe Sats ; as) sag tthemengy A e tw Jc higher. Ami ad oy “way ty & 4 2% s ga i . | mvoice weights. i car imi y| bDiers | SHCev- eCelD eS eceipes anhand Some thought this might 1534 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo, Pus : EW YORK. April .+.—Uper- ere were elevators and mills. Corn offer: | — ae | 7Uc, Mixed car ¢ Lille id iru direct. : ce Juubi ccm | ¢ ) er the week-end, but | : 7 gor the advance were vigor- ings were how 94 d at} 2t rey "oOSse.¥ ’ SEPTEMI ER CORN eob blers Voc al is “o! Os ' \ Te &s Miaka = Tee “Pah Fe th F ® hit >. ~~ i a. a. me ee | COCA Bears ccm . me : oO Duxe polaives Were i uve ee. : — |and December to 19.1Uc, fluctuations were | today. me |? NEW PuTATO! is—l Winnip off iv “Ee! ari DECEMBER CORN — ~ ib box loose, | Liv unde wees mabe me. | irregular. ze at esistance which the ee oe See beeey 8, Con : fat Sn ata COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. wx lvose. . = regula ve > A 4 1. ‘-. . = . i ‘ ‘ 2 oe - Liverpool closed 1° . wert yer. | © as’ ~~ ww 4 dope ee | Ciosiugg Que tations were about S to ¥# . \ yesterda t j T . ‘gem ui uay. ru : ; ; l . : , ia . . 4 . : é , « > ts points of ire Oe ‘ Lae De si on the more ac- et a = et displa! ed : 0 5 ont icarrs ; — + ; get a tive positions, Th: re was further switch- | aa -_ mioney Week-end $ ~— AS ow + os i ~ . Week. Year. wand oo! ‘ r the wheat Sl.1l4¢@*. : ) .. 3 , : a 454 471 : ‘ : : : " 7 . . i . i a nt E : ; cs cs. - — . ” Ets "e —ahean ot.” he roin nea v late months, with. May > ce aint oll ee ie | 0343 opreg 2] Myvlce wegnts, 1 car No. I ‘Texas in| Week: Hat lamos $lo@lo.79: wool skins! Cosing 75 points over July compared with | FURNISHINGS AND FIXTURES ptking wn Oy gus O42: — ~- a= =] 24s “BDOS JAD Sack @ 987 we 4 2 Jv00lUs y, Geivertu, o mim S16 134 16.6 “ coring | se brevious day. he action of May Ras. , —_ e . . 3 = : * sh -* 4? . ‘ { ? ~ & . aU X . l : triuimpoas 43 LUU-lb “e . ‘ - oF ws \ _ 2 rt le Stopprng of the lirst Notices on 1122A WASHINGTON AV. ——- - industrials w ere briskly at tt & fant : 32° RS kee a te . : ' ye , neil ae Thursday rded by some brokers a5 ee ht. ii 1 435 4414-1, ba37 ules . : 2W U3 Market wae dull, i- | cmt eS sang na I acne A yl £ ticatine th here is still am outstand- | ae | cae a a+ At FF — . - O24 381 107 ‘ "iy, the usual mGay mactivily p of Bete s =4une- 3 Scene. CREE Seles Webs ing interes na that turther tenders may | TUESDAY, APRIL 30th Might money is expected nex} MAY ! bs j Pots 94.561 107.5: 9% Ms. r ‘Tex > ie mma FB g etn weights vaso Dongs tage", lige aeal dose the tt of Oe ae aie | cat credit expected to ease 93" Chi wl ; r iu jubbing | ” . po - 5 on ats iwmt e e reporte oO pen and ~ ™ ; , , — RVE whe ph comebacks ; os 2h a te tenkd to | 160, to; r bE SOLE .OU: SEP | pombe oie en ae te gee egg = In accordance with certain contracts, we will sell . ily thereafter, as the spring e " | a - ~ . }¢ i } bam ii | ‘ ‘ “7 4 ij a * " sty = re ~ 5 ; ' ay] 7 ; —_ anid * ~ ; BP receipte were 1% cars | X je 7 MBER RYE aitie receipts last week were lighter than 2o tu Sl.ov. conmerci 37, 2ipnt Pi . BiG.s3;, pecking | ee ceetien ee ee : ™ The determined stand bite te pa 7 i Bt viou r senerall; $1.23 fellow $1.50 to :. wikit xs. H Vero f+~—- The and) =6only a moderate : Tent, the followin rope located on the premises a met. a4 ; elevat rs — EPTE +3 — a6 7 ae . ec. 14M Ma Kut ? : oe N e i 3 panty Sil wl Lo » 31 2.8 Toh my > att ; ] >! cal\ " at . : 4 ’ é he amoul rt ‘ f cotto n on ship- as The & Pp Pp rty oO e , by the larg New York. - - ——? . r with Sonia Classes al me — — oom hei ' ; tee litt changed; eome co' nd oard é end esti - + . ¢ n | t Ca le oh wins | ith eo '. «ana ers 25¢ S0c bigher ‘ 2 | VUY against 9U OU "bales gg os ate ©"§ Electric Fans. 6 Exhaust Fans, National Cash Bas in preventing any acute sit- advances. Bes ¢ steers. yearlings 3 | NiION Sa'TS—— Red Re tee ae ek. SIsG I +=. . vealer eady; good New Guia S National Checking Register, Kroeger Piano, Desks, 340 ¢ Man in the money market yes- Foreign Exchange | venb calves 740 over las ~e her, | hu orm or guion pianis $$ and white | Seen ee po Nt rane. nee Ww ORLE “ %s 140 Square and Round Tables, 450 Yards Carpet, Bu was distinctly ee e . Cai CT 1 ‘ yer - . . ~u ee 6 ~ ~ i : ™ woe - : ao ee . 7” eign : ; uO P ‘ = 44 Nati , . . i ’ ' oP, q 1 : ts >. ’ » . . « ° ’ ae A Se: . .d maddling, £9.08e. Receipts. | 2 Kitchen Ranges, Dishes and Kitchen Utensils, Sil pus to see a P ; 3 : .« Jb dt ws , L ‘ s ; : . J . Os a “Te ] e Sie 2) nm iG . ‘ Peat ae . - . | i , ras : . . pyr 1 foreign ez-jto $1 traight heifer 3: | iCal CADUS “a top ‘hoic r | Glassware, Steam Table Complete, Electrical Equips e pderate bounds ning Post in copyrighted foreign er-| '0 vs = ae * + (Cala per b vis WH to 240 1 balk bles 160 to Lo Spot Cotton. | “ = day's news was meager but i Pp wrkeet review , bulk ef bs , S] $14.25: ‘Ss at 3 and de I Se mrs * : 5 1 Pr “$1 OO a 11 35 “ cr ctiaeein wail alas ial ates ‘nigel Stand. and numerous other articles of this character. = y ‘ ee i , | 26.00 " — . 30: Packing sows and : nchanged in st. Louis iri . favorable, including ad- Louis Cash Gram. | “The developments in regard | mecsum to Diam sorts lJ downward. |" AsPARAGUS—Alion 1} een at $1 | Cl=S Pomunally steady loday. Quotations: Good ordinary, 13.25c: rally . ut > ash graiy made on the ex-} reparations. especially the failure to reac! ef cow top, $12: bul | » S10 75: lte $1.25 per aoeem benches: 3 aA attle. 200: calves. 25: for th pek : | i niddiae. 16.25c; middling, 18.25¢: | The property will be offered in bulk and in detail 9 | excellent first quarter le Re ee hs ov oy v i ee te wT - v es Sd +s so ™“ Was UNnCManECed to May wheat opened at $1.21%. Jul: MAY OATs>. ’ as Prev. Last Ce ee Dae a ne y Oe red 2 Ggetonr-» es i A i cigs ~ me ae in wat Set Masarat yee : : , a ’ gue tee ? 4 Fae ie iy PA CARL re ies ite sop tcmh cibll eth Rg te hes Da Me Na Te pleas - 7 ore! - S ne ~~ nr + Aah SoTtTi erm Y . . " +i )e ° , “oo . . oe . ‘ “J - 3 ’ l tric’ s was n e- ments in European exchange durin hej to iring th eek: | b i | diline 8 green | ; | “y - ike tle — Silk Market. | - ah Tea Elec eek. Recent efforis to sustain A. cr | leila Ul LU , . s LO cers Mi € Ss; uM wt, Sto rie “ar Wi n pmwNC I : — om ; ae NEV , ae SRK. Apri 27 .—Raw silk fy | CENTRAL CREDIT CORPORATION, : be sy, anti ing profit equal to la hange conditions. including the | on let Oi and generally steady. |} greeli alc wWhilie ai ; to r OD on a eo oe 6 we eee, ures irm; sales 600 bales. May | a n of gold from Germany, the re-| ing op. ¥ first cuts, $14.5 | bunches. - | ced yearlings, $14.75: veariing vs | S0-l6c; July $5.06c: September $4.58. | 3407A S. Jefferson Avenue 2 a share, in ae o earmarked goid in is count | i¢r GOWODWard Mn Orton. s - i ed Ci L@4as CTaics 8oigd On es. ae" ih es, me pein hin aber Sabine pen arke é Lato ( 60-day Dasis): | * EI KIRK uctioneers ag responding vance in the German discount s receip oO! € wer derate, | ‘Tack. cret L S..00 ad carrots at 32.40. 1° ns. iain = oie | eae véar : ; U9: Canton BEN J.S & SONS, A —_— _ : ivi indicat- i wae % to 7% per cent. had only | Marcel 0 foc higher; top, $11.90; | 4vovlne S craks af Se. to} py ™ : —— = ~= 4 rub! extra A Japanese | - me , ago. Cables acavices “4 r ” . *} temporary influence im sUStaining the Ger-/ SU:K, — $11.25 to | 9; pig S! 0} ?~- ari ./ a DU Daskeis ; om ” snag crack double extr a $3. 20 a5. Jo 2 mixed, $235 | | $11.25: sows. $0 to $10.55" Stmae’'$16 | some beaten) at $1 0 delivered, | 14:25: stockers and feeders. ) a. : | that a new parma nam ts a tour and Meal. “Yesterday the acceptance of the failure | d ~ : FS peng oe Migr nek as nee ee hee 10: compared wit! ‘ ago: | "= | ae » the German delegates may ane ’: fy ana ‘ Po , reac ee a settiement of werman *De ra — ' ee | . ™ 2 . , i it; : : Bs _ Me - } : ott = ges exchange on Holland, Swi tz: ian ; oe u ner damp - | oa 2 ae tO os sbshcarlectine, | ekine. on ™ =. alk NEW ORLEANS. pmi 27.—Cotton fu- | . me probiem of international ; n. while 1): > na J . ook. e. : ‘ ‘ ] ‘ . er! — p ik i>— xa rai : in i ij ¢e . = ’ “s ' , . r e+} sec og y e > r a 4 S 3 3 ta bevis) al 2 ALLEGED BANKRUPT a. : net ag og of 7 to i= Aan " ’ : ‘ ag °*¢2 . oe ¢ é . “ ul . q ; a — = “lasse ‘ . fu te : . A : — “ate eee _ Spot eer + gy SE - 1208 WASHINGTON AV. - Trade Volume Larger. ST. JOSEPH. Mo... Avril 27 (U.S. De- | SERS te - | ag The day's trading was in ) WEDNESDAY, MAY Ist 10:30 iemese: vows ot er arn si . . on this month, with a turn-— : ae of 1,740,519 shares, about Pursuant to an order of the Referee in Bankruptey ‘or 000 larger than last Satur- division and district and subject to approval thereby, we gi y's. The Associated Press price for the Receiver, the folowing— 7 Jices indicated that yesterday's * gee 5s were more than regained. x | A large and complete stock of seasonable ready-to- rc {nited Aircraft was again @ N Y Cottam | sisting of about 400 Spring and Fall Coats, in various stil | nspicuous ouiaring sasesmeet Louis Hay Market. — | ives 1 ni wit setnaall waits *. ra lg on ae | materials; about 500 Ladies’ Dresses in the newer . ae sous be = cwceiele eel peed ogg age 2 change quotations were an foliows: | hetters sicadvy lo strone. apole 2a niches | aba hothouse 2-duzen boxes fancy. $l.) flan SITS OO CRO Heshy| NEW YORK. April 27.—Cotin futures line of Children’s Coats and Dresses. FIXTURES: Typem gyi tatenrent with a ar Mt ois ENGI ‘sterling demand +¢.84 ie? 5 an teak Ge peel os 2: pes x1 - GL. 69 ral id ¢ it } Homegrown wild 3 in _ - et - P ‘o7 . _ emotive Products iIssucSs were ‘Louis Bran Market. DENMARK—Kronc. D 26.68. ie a ta ttele | Ct aime 108 - oe eran | NEW YORK. April £7-—Cocten futur BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE o' in demand, Murray Body aed 2 gto Casa : ne — v TERL.. N France. D 1 ” GREEN CORN—Toxz — Steel Market. pened steady: Mar. 19.56c: R5e: | SECURITY RADIO ELECTRIC COo., Inc. ges breaking into new high ‘ - 4 ior) +. . Py P ‘ ‘ \ ~ > \ ae "_e 5 - ~~ } . . oO — . . _ ” : : nana tet | we ek | j Cher, TEs: Re. ee oe 2225 CHOUTEAU AVENUE : snd. The latter is reported to Butter, Eggs and Pou oultry, SEN Prices were lower: Ari-| WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 . e orders enough to keep opera- + 50 to 5.5 3 _—— ‘ ) $4. ac | ss top. Ctili- NEWYORK. April °7.—atchi- | Soo) Mmeoerl eabcard. Sew CAE See. | HORSERADI Home-grown No. 1. $ | RECEIVER S AUCTION $ w ten- Fisher Cetits a } | } r ePce yt) LO] i nal cr eased to ‘ 4. iTor . a ee ad, “a ¢ vet s ; r . Je hs ss i ry to “sie STARD ‘ GR EENS—Home-g rown. P (Seventh Floor “ sulating the stock. Pan-Amert- Re ~ tnnalagagae eure, cneged in » tater | $94,927 M ‘h a in % pounds and up. 42c: spring chickens. MUSH ROC 'MS—Missow Ib cartons ) Bes Domestic ” points. pico came . Quand come wi $ against $2 & to 3 Dd is, 40c; 1929 spring. 14 | No. L 50c and butt ( ° A ‘ g3 morose 2 . \ : en aus J “4 v — , : ’ . ae? | : 4 Pn an "3 , onal : } iry tas ares willie 2.0 ner > - a oe. An ica Py oxain | 667.13 kage es s tor the — 3 ty “: "4 ‘Soc? vs bed = %. ¥ : ar: 7 A m 3 ; | : a | “Se, 2b ehes By house doing Pe | large volume of busi- THURSDAY, MAY 2nd " Pa ge , SC rougy tiga lien: = — Choice 1304 ) pBe- | SSS St Scecwes ae) Se Seed: ane. Pe 7 : s . —— et nang eg Langer Counters, ——_— os sold uD over 5 points, follow. Jorn developed strengcth sooner than was | Gelicit . ~~ 4 oes ae ies eens 2 oe. ) $1.75 to $=. Sx} shipment ae couaetes we sty en consideration. ae eh x first quarter earnings esti neetiied + ll ~ y increase P i . t Virgini: > os 3} " per !D.; ) * § c } . ra . ‘ e . *. =% es. whedon " . ‘ ittsbu rcs «& West reinia hd De eee - I ie ' . : e eave PN Magia best dlap te glantion be , t Virginia - : \Je: thin ahecn, Se Deen t iliende sili ce Answer by letter asking for appoint sash Deicke. ‘Otenie Meade. wecwiied mule ee Barone he’ few eatt abate wae eides,. shipping demand | . fas «00g, | Way had net incom: of $60. : be . Rage? en Silk call “ ; ein, 3 : bs . . . tas ; : T j tints af cara were ge | . . aa ee ne hin ail tock was firm. Seed ason over. Ter ment Silk, Linings, Felts, Buckram, Ladies’ Hats, and cons nneniaee maied Chemical. International e pected to continue so fe ae vera) a « (equa a) a Snare UOT wie : 8 & Delivered? i ' Lou ; , oe sets net gn yi - ame PN ts 1 Rl a ° room Supplies. Ba ate ¢ oo whic —— total gg ana’ oked jmon, against $410,928, 01 4 oO ] bore «@ rtior re for iueo , BF.00. ra nansemond svc: to The property will be offered in bulk and in suitable gs g , a ch. ; ae 7s « e iy > first quarter >a 9 oe 3 Ty ee — 15> and Bermuda 75Sc per bu box. division TERMS CASH eee i me about os points ‘ea ate “were ‘ , 2 some ® hat . har ad the ‘ee &. 3 ' JuUaI 4 4 . ] " oO . I 2) 2 : | 1 nS. ke *. {Ss CAS . rand fresh thered ext: 3 fa 27. atl pe BS CneEce ot. Ri, i Address N-70, Post-Dispatch i Receiver. Attorney fer the provision market average | §¢9 a vear ago and gross totaled ll, ‘ea % r an aadiendnante dade dedndndndnandndndh dated deities eae eee ‘aeandeteentnd ae m the German mark rallying ot “ , ’ : mi — i AHAFARAFTAA AA AA PARRA A ARAL RA SERRAFARA FAP EAA ERA ER AA ERR REARARARS FRA A RARER PR ERAA EEO E RHR ERR ROH EE RP RRS =. pr! hy 6° D t h guiide Be. : ae ; t. OU! tr, “= = Jno nee een erate menete emanate ame a 7 cents and the utc Sg.serryny teers oe WEER'S METAL [AL WARKET REVIEW) po222. 03 rms FRUIT MARK Kaper: xen ese: B'S BOOTER ie rs with buying suppert Jacking wheat tod: a 2 le ah ma i - ot . : j ¢ ~* rh j BO § A T y ca ; ad hing a new high for the dropped to a new all-around low price! ! . pril 27.—The situation | ORD Scan. Vonike ae ee 7 | AUCTIO s AUCSIOS 2710 N. FOURTEENTH ST — 40.1: —_- for the scason., in te Let market ; . lit ‘ — : bh ¢ A ‘ tm a y +5 4 UIs PRODUC E ROW d Pak Sse ' ‘aad = tes xecution of many standing orders to | cha: Juri he ce ‘rocuction re- ne a bn rt -% : Errom* tone p le | 3rd : sion losses at va rious @ixed limits accel ~ mMiaile ; racticall Line lm f ' nt tg o eh , es as ie r . oo yt : : a a 7: FRIDAY, MAY a ated the doen ard suing of t? 1e market. - ar . me pro “el . eet - we iA 4 : o i ut eS i iara & ae ais io. . ; | seaning a - ” mc * pe ; ox ur - | sand have suffic zs «« } carr, ‘ "ag tang rem he ’ “ : oe juction in pplies during pas AUCTION! AU ION! Pursuant to ap order of the Referee tn Bankruptcy. and sv , ") Lback her | weld tent bh ummer. Price e ef 28 tLe- Tune a4! . a : cm 4 me i aeues cette alp aaetiemne hereby, we will wffer for gale for thy undersigned trustee. & rains weakened with wheat. Corn started saa - ie i Pons “¢ Brroges ' — | ES——_D 00 S—F s s coat ) ~ ’ to “s ‘e Bg ead mm. Ree 7 were « ne - ue. =F IS IO ill inered first A nt S . | Olferings ; Ices. a, ons On | SHO RY G D URNI HING sieck ‘approximately 1197 pairs! Men's. Ladies’, Minece. , S sel ene. Provisions sine | “2? cull. as te > ese Placed, Dut) frisi tender nem cinema’ Idaho bushel baskets wines: er af ; Shoes, ail popular brands. Likewise complete fiature equi Soret: dull, 49 to nex Dusrnow (placed, but] frgrrator |, standards nex November. | Kdaho ‘bushel baskets: winesaps ‘were $2.10 808 N. STH STREET ss -— — ' } bankrupt in condrct of busmess An unexpected sharp downturn tn Liv-| ; -perted again rontra 3 . rth . ol | 293, ice pril. | ¢3 . > 60) and ms a TUESDAY APRIL 30th 10:30 A A ) Likewise the right and interest of the trustee in a certain erpeool wheat quotatic.is ° av Gid much / ihe coppcr mark co 1Ou ie Y - ~ CH “ ’ . . . wt — al ~ Ceucio us . A * ney 4 b he , ” ; pren ‘ses aforesand i ling er : . . itt nis moderate donestic Cemanc a tae ta ; ris tt 18 O Do..! n re de 4; Darreteu d ; ; > ‘ ge tt to stimulate selling here ct ti espe | ly a modera: de “st . lal . oamhmant . ah Dette men Oo 9u.50 oe. Ag ee t the above stated time and piace we will sell at Publie Auction a clean, The property will be offered im bulk and in suitable detail cially as Liverpool comment s Canada | filling-in purposes reported. oreizn y- ndard iin : ag Boal og ge. seuss il alos desirable stuck of fine merchandise. consisting of the following: fERMS CASH and Argentira beth were offerine wheat s said to have heen further ~—te 2° o1, BE Rs ing n =e Bee ae on er . ™ _—— 7 1200 parr of wen's. women's and children's Shoes in ' vies iv atten freely and were -finding European dcrand . icted hy the unfaverable developments! _. ean: eee em a . m .™“ ; J - = - we — Mee om ayeu rut we well-known bratica. 2000 yards Piece Goods in @ . mi ) ——s I, A. DOOLEY. Trustee. BEN 4. slow. It pe reported , amnerscan houses | conterence as well . . ee “ , wy a ‘ ? = : a ~— "Oo j a . a ' mn — | : | ; me" Ss a Te ve fiveraii« 3 wy J itt)? ere ; > }OT PI Tas 4 Omen = and ; Vainwright Biudg. ~ ; gual i: rad 4 . : re ‘ Reichsbank a ¥ 4 . . , ; s , . by sal . . a . ; : ce 4 : noe rw e ar ty two-pe ce . — . re. : ‘ a zen rf miler kK Inds * , : - pats . . wane res ' i £ 4 rT expected ilé 1% l I ? ./ : t. % — ‘ . . . . . * cyt cotter a sro te -_ _— oly trmce ; - " ‘ — . oa 7 ; were at hana tel li z af eplendid rains and “9 mmiinn tes | , : : ; a ~ | . he fj. ‘ bee yr w ashingt ha) any . ” te bat or r} f } A reve ang ct tan > AsBPOrI Ment PT epringiike temperatures in Groat Rritain es ae ton — ieee ag eer — nited ts wl Pde $2. iel. cleanup o ar Idaho | of i, iu hemos « Drese an ork Shirts Ties. itn Hate, Cane. BANKRU Cc Y AUC | iON Ss | come rom anroad “ut | ; *t: 2 ‘ n — Nevertheless. considerable rallving oe 5 “ “Ms ee ; La Dor Du Daskets nesa 7235 del} | . air ‘pen ress and Work nt Thread, Ribbon ’ . Sweaters neyulr fre : iis ur “ Alt . ipyt ar : “ , . . 4 - ; 4 ~* uw > ’ | 1h; » > » “ht . . »1 . , ‘} 3 " power develioned in the wheat market here r taqury. em this ee Page Tie ef aid: tetat ire ie ee ee ee P_, suane §=108 A. ee — _ nciuces such well-known Brands as GooD LOOKING HAT co., , after prices had cone below any previous lessened. Large pro eas on et geet on maa , \. S- s wer lo nein ar, Anen-A, May; ' woven touched this season. Renewal of| Sill out of the market. wita Customs) oa | pone 4 — | -. standerd craics } and | >| NO F tock corn S ove 14M) 1M) merchandise and 1 will pay all 2926 N. UNION BL. During came about mainly through orders; smelters quoting electrolytic : OC GO| oes ce, ) es mph ta . . 3 . merchants to attend, frem COM Mission house & Aas 1} * from : ‘Tea in the Comnfetre it valle ‘ e 7. , ; : act R 7E 23—C aly? rn previous speculative welicre wha. ws im prices Fallied curly, in the week and| OW'er stock werk: Wisconsin sacked cond | (17640038) at $4.30 to $6 and choice | FLEISCHER-BROWN & CO. FRIDAY, MAY 3rd , POSTAL SAVINGS & Posttion tr Ww, om | os } ' , ort “s ; 7. - : ; A collect of a late ain at med a weak tone r r celiieail ite — _ 20 s19 to S— . 2 dy . : Teduction in expert rates on wheat shipped ive o hold on the advance wet om wae idle | Fiemda vaicncias at $3.50 $4.50 SOS N. NINTH ST. wh, Auctioneer. GArfield 5657 t ag aieien' ? @ Pion! “Sado 2 erg ge Ha & ae ogy j LOAN N ASSOCI 5 - , , pow Iv w 7 90 ta! Cs , riba we? this divwien an istrict, and subject appreyv te me Galt oth we Bey I ceun try orate and the renewed London were | est, ob "neo R “Ta MONS 0 : 88.71 $4.75 a. Buy tor Cash Retail Seche of All Descriptions, City or Country. the cometen a stock of Lad-es’ Ready-to-Wear a9 Spring Dresses, Skt 871 First Nations! Sank en ts : © merease Ouy-;| influences marke kr aNs , , 14 Song oS, mia 2 v.19 tO 42} a ail “- . ‘ me ~ ‘pbie ing. Lead ' , profucers re-! broi’y 200 a i PPh deers per x in iebbing ~ rs. Hose Underwear and Millinery. Fixtures consist of Mirrors, age | HOUSTON. TELAS . | IimMéeES— er he — Saenimies : ond + . : - 5 . Ported new business 2 sostenipenetllamineete , “ Cominican Hat frees. Window F atures. etc, TERMS CASH : yt e*™ simal!. L.ibe ra! shipme nts Against Cc niwacts > i eee — "7 “ ~ Ry I m i :. > . raov 4a 4. MYVEKS. Treaster. x. ut. «HECUTER, 3 = os oe ’ centinucd F ‘ aa ‘orida at 33 1 7 4 RS i : a “ord 1708 Lecust Street x ' } r ' : ya - te ‘ ie ~y LT) ue ‘ : PY : vo nos e a . by CHICAGO, Anni 27.—G oo oo Fe | _ BAN NAS SS. per pound loose and i | BEN J. SELAIRK & SONS, Auctioneers : rain bide and af) ducers reported consider bi D} .. - ‘ — shinning at . * * — fers were as follows | (pp Apr wi he ' | oe. + | F messy against existing cortracts Ore Was ry? ‘2 : “ ’ o STR Aw RE! Pric were HES | ads matcige oe eae] Bafta, Retr dae a — amen i RECEIVER'S AUCTION $ : 3 Investment Pla ta + Antimony was dull and the market sit F FOR] pri? 27. —Rrhbh : i~ ual Nerally poo oulsians . ~ Sas 3 . ' uation gerneraliv IB , ng a “s ' | j et: ' ee ‘ , e , o i oe i: ing uD rip Texas he rries pow r. 3501-07 Lt ‘ AS AY ENt E Tetenhone JEfle 775 : } ; Lee i ~abama poor and car Arkansas rather GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY based upon . ~ | as ‘ork © 4. RY . Ral ~ Pretty £0 Pa raAnce as effect- - ee ) = s < New York Coffee. ee OE Rabber—s | arty. however. SS walt Repo AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY, 10:00 A ©. Charles Sueme Furniture & 7 nt Market Conditi« ° : . , Apr ~+e—Coffee fut se | sii ’ . ut iIncivud@y “a! au alana es: ee mE? ee oe * ae mci: Fluctuations were com : | 24-pin ses at $7.75 to $7.85. — = ee T LOUIS “MERC HANTS’ EXCHANGE | ?** al 4am irrecuiar as the | ‘ ty York Suzar. | 2.75. 3 cars do at $2.7: ‘ | A CORPORATION 2 ¥ Fine lendit . , in the April 27.—Grain bids and offers | rer _ “soot ceerees, *, 5 a ~ en mal son | id me - alten re a _ Ty 3S: aon | a 2 a 8 gong Sco TRAE | fue “owes: Eee “gts Tras | rend eae wot Fie ates ae a Fe | eis, foane Mhan Se Tal Sea BIG FURNITURE AUCTION [f 2228 DICKSON ST. « BE mtuncet plans to meet the July com ..... " ‘96% | Santos contracts ened 2 points augher | du _naid. with indiestions that bide of | So <3. 1 car Arkansse 24-qu cases | EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT 10:30 A | MONDAY MAY 6th 10:30 A. 3 4 “eer ps ; oft te ~_ | lower. _ oe 5 set | iy ould have ym ~~ 7 citi anki im tolbee ey 50. Se Large Sciection of Houscheld Geoeds of All Kinds. Consigned Goods Solicited ' ’ ’ at : : TURPENTINE, FLAX AND LINSEED sys'7es.. \c.oe' yy. el eg oO aa BY gk ong Oe ey yg Pe 2004-06-08-10 MORGAN ST.—CHestnut 5394-95 Il pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court, Division Ne 2 | 2 ee Lineeet oi) in to 5 barrel lotsa. 11 Te te i . ~ Sow - commendations give thre iienieteet at Sf tn O4 ex MOUND CITY AUCTION ROOMS the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, and sub Ae e ’ article unusual practical value. g Binnnay we ¥ s. ' 4 “ : a Be to vin Ae | ae | ens eck ERNE "Agi couple = 6«4-quar aver, we See 4 mer ter oe, he 2 s. e ¥ mite far a copy. enctooing 1064 r¢ tea tm ~ ‘ a * whit ' a aod Pate 4 LEAD ZINC AND ND COPPER ; MACHI . | ; ; hoodies coset af mailing and eded A+ G Se an TP -_ ' nal) ; . ' — tine . ’ ——— Me ae i BIG RN RE AUCTION TUESDAY ‘Further information pertaining herete will be ven ~ oe “ : | Magazine or W aL =Ts “USni] MUSSOURI AUCTION Co. [ih sce On te ee ee Oe ooo Rae Pion Wis ale | la — — a watthinebihed 32 New Yor® ngeil 2 ’ } , e mad Gt 000r tor te eg te 2007-09-11-13-15 MORGAN STREET HENRY QUELLMALZ. BEN J. SELKIRK & SOM ~ r; ar nj : , " ‘ Re eiw Aertioncers. pS 4 $1 n (FEntralt “S7°—G Arfteld Go 7K, Wholesale an. Retail Private Sales Pally.

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ne — SECOUIS POST-DISPATCH = SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1909, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH vetted: a west WEEKEND | NEW YORK CURB MARKET | CHICAGO MARKET [Bll IRWERSRIE -™mneanmunmen sharé on common stock of co re- | today. Stock salgs in full. Bond sales 000 omitted. seanent Ol Co. of New ote UCTION i ee nN ren] | ese @ share. In stock sales 00 omitted. In bond sales 000 omitted. | Van cams Packs 2 30%, 30%, 30% | ————— pan teh, _ Glove ) SECURITY, [Sales Wghitewstee | NEW YORK, April 27—Specu- ete Bes 2 ae . 1 | SHRCURITY. | Sales. High.) Low. Ciose. | SECURITY. _ Saies. High.) Low. Close an ee 4 - ent - * * icmn> Sicel aT — STOCKS. ‘laters for the advance regained le CO. «cee ,-y AND FURNISHINGS : ——_-— | — = Watt & Bond B SY 204 ee : All-Am Mohawk 1) 15? 5 ty 2! N i. a wa 100 : : ! ‘control of the price movement in | ee Packing re ee 1.37 H TWELFTH sTR . Aueousiic Pred.) 28 641 61 6m | net Tita tStoeh rf EET Biecer Day's News Gener- 2:2 O41 BS iui BBW) 38% | Kat Trans 1.18 & 2p a, ~ “~ A LN RAMEE OEE kG LLL SAS LATE IN AO ACES ce NN nto tn | . = Pond ve a , + wean ty ae ve baited as silat re . NPE AE Sah GRR FF Vaigreen , ' Allied Motors Ind 1100 : ’ Standard . " e ’ : : " ; ‘ 7) . “ 7 - - . . ; “ . . ; _. . ; ; ; Ps . | Allied Products (2500, 74%, 73% *s | Noblis Sparks ’ today’s Curb Market and succeed- | Commercial Solvents Corp. . in »’ Coron Producte Refining Co 4 ay . Ajexand Indust Nebel (Oscar) © Com Aicobes! LuV 4 200 ing about a dozen special. ton Nemeoure & Co.. : . nd : oO” | Ne , “4 Alp! rt ' New Bradford Lew : Cc s for the 0:30 A. M. Hiaty Favorable — United 4! A942) 40%) 49% | New Teaator new high records fo time and place given. w “eg ped oie New M ri A few soft spots cropped out | General Motors Corp. £oods, consisting j co eng thig 7} | C , | caer seme © : | $07 ! Newmont Minin ‘gin part as fol} Aircraft Is a Conspicuous 4¢*: te, BL G81 63%) 63% TN Y Investors — Herahey Chocolate ( and there, but fimal quo0ta-| Huo» Motor Gar Corp. Silks, Ginghams. ain . EX | ¥y, Gloves Aprons erical N ¥ Petroleum : Ne pluie Mi ters tions disclosed a preponderance of } Internat! Rusine se Machines re Suits, S : yw, 4 ‘ o> ats. Caps, §S +9 a ~ } H aps weaters, Rdincoats. 85 > ‘stron: pot. At n : 1, 1 | 173 agg ggg a { orp ese6 inet gains, most of which were held | International Silver CO. 4.6 Curtair ; Materia! « ab Bath. } 4 aL etc TE RMS CASH. out 600 dozen a Sake ne ov eae o Noma Elee mony Wheeling »€ Wh ile No gits Lo w Caletenma — . * ea @ we me ils “=. Jen) « dt in oe oe — t t J. , Jl i, 3°? 2 “a mo Tel. M4 , ’ , , moved into new high ground. Im- fresh buying into Ford of Canada operating @ mercial demands have largely | assuciated Kayur a) 2 : : | Pitney B , Ss ety 4 > Jev Ter B bt 4! 1 96%) 9644) OG | Rouet - ' , i 'US & ; » 17% | perial dropped nearly two points on B, which advanced more than three ; ty "TP 39 7. +. ghan »¢ { ; : 4 . vem we “ , S . . / " » os “ m+» _ = > ae if r . ‘ Js) } . ’ . ’ o , roperty located on the premises: amet, The erinined stand ng PO a a eet 5 te eas 5. | Pratt & Lam . 1 72 zo ” i R Br ékw 33 OS, OS) SON | On eeees Bae " . - | yP P id. 2 a few gales points. Deere & Co. soared i4 Mie by the larsce New York.) A80¢ #1, Ind .i228o! 24%) A's) 13% | premier Gold 90, 2%! 1% 1% | Se E 5 58, 1! 89%) 80%) 80% | Doster Co... 0 > tag 7 | Utah Radio -...| 400, 22 | 21%) 2 “ | | oints and E. W. Bliss nearly 10. haust Fans. National Cash rR is aie iniete abt ireer el . UB; “ | > x2 Rar lk. Bs " 1 ‘ iL > O~ 72; 9 +. | Blectric ile A LlIt3 i sae ot é re | . ma Settlement of the controversy | Pp Ra! bo Kroeger Pieane Desk €gister, i — enune any acute Sii- eee rul Si oe Sond Propper S Hove . 344 3 “ et Int Br 7% On a | | | Erls ies. , nes : er # . pid . : ; 27 i ie a7 between United Gas Improvement Grigsby Grunow and noowa S60 Yardc esks, 340 Chairs min the mo! ane liarket yes- uburn. Aut lace. = | Que . , ae xi 3: JS 323 dag 4 = Mg ~ : u| boul wou , ‘ | on Sickien ...| 2 we 2" “9% | and Associated Gas end Wieetris Luminous Products sold at new ar Carpet, Burroughs Add. @ Birday Was distinct ly reassuring. | Autom Re a teh L. l. O56 3-3. A Fad aS x, age —netl ane: 1 tse Wan 2 » 4 te rt OO WO | 80 | CS | rclone . .... .| 350) 4! r+ t | wes saeanta bullist sees . | low prices for the year. [7 iarge Butcher Ice Bo 4 : ee tees rs , nbow L % 1+ + ; : | on ten 4 7 ' | d | was regarded as a bullish develop ~~ x, Vv ; Ss } pacinez ~ LP « re 4 ; - I — le j rT 2 +t} gr v u * 1 ” § 37 : . tu ‘ “t3 q o). PB 3 j 4 he > * ‘ ‘ Z ve * . | e c 2. #* ,* — : ‘ , , ad Kitchen Utensils, Silverw a ys to see trading kep ee ee ae Pl oe. | aaa! ane | ep Brass wer. ; 3: 35 135 | Fla PéeL 5 34. 02% | 92%) Bey Tt . SOD ons. col am Pl ~~ OO ee ‘ 2s 39% {ment on the public utility group, mplete Ele tri ' - rware and , ' . .' ’ vy 7% . ; 1: . Red Warrier . ‘ , at : we : ) ' 4 zs ee ! oh ae ’ he 5 + # + | ww - | Waukesha Mot 3 7 but curiously the stocks of those icles of thi pre oo Se cows oo sania Corp .... 5 ‘ oe oe “| o~ | So | Se 6} Garlock Pack 6 | 7m) 97%! ope | Gerlach Barklow 1 s ee weet PL & Tel wy a5) | BR 43) hi two companies failed to make any Are Stocks Still . ie “Ss vos mMeagrs r but ! ‘T i 7 ~ 4 ~ 2 . j ¥ 2 rf 8 dh re “~ = 5 «> ~ os me . a ca ‘a > thie is ’ : ae on i ; of . ae " he ’ " Seaeeoeace: ; ws hiniii Aine ae | Richfiel pi! ~. 24% 2: jen Vending © 3. i) £0) 10°28! 49% iene | _ ) og ~ | Will OUl-O-Mat . o41,' 043,! ogi, | appreciable response to the report. ‘ genera: y a a Te tee ~ ts - | Ritter mis ; ’' 57%: 57%: SOT% ore! Mar ) Os Os | OFA 1 Ge L Aircraft -..| 900 35 ” o4a, | Warne Pum pb com 27 q 27 | Most of the public utilities showe == ifered in bulk and in detai] subdi Bian: excellent first quarter . a = mia a . * 2, o1 i. | Roan An Of; 44° i “4 + ui Liat ae" - a ow m9 Grigsby runo 7 Re ox aa 7° | Winton Eneri ' - ' lay tf , . a1 . r " —_ me = a : sd — a; i ae 0c! owe 2 t 3 ? % oy | Mt VU raw * Aid 9 ™, 104, Hor me) -;, rt ps ” Ban | Woodruff a Ed. y 3% & Spoons TTACtIONG: CUGRGCS Ghneng 0 b h ] M h 26, @rnings sg GiMong Valsad : it es v" yo wc Polis Loy ce a , } me « st 2101 1) 8 100% dailleH A ..| @5 ” ‘ | Yater Machine “ ‘ of! American-Fore ign Power warrants n thes arp 8 ump ~ ” . fiectric’s was note- | 2? e's oY. area +. : ik Pal li 54% 544%! 544s uUston , 2 7 I | Zenith Radio ; 3 $ CORPORATION. Mortgagees é : nghouse = ectric ; is not fumenuthal (S) . ;3 Fini f -eredlien yy 48+ 28+ - 7 er = 4 1 99%) 90% | be , wets 2 41%) 41 1 (a — Radi ai nt OG, 43: 3% |ran up four points and American American Securities Service rec id ny show ing prol if equal TO aT , r “3 - — mi, ; 44 a tne ‘ : ‘ - : 4 , -. 2 niin 7 . P *, - “ 4 , S SSEPRPRE are e , o> ‘ ’ = aes uv Shares. ! or} t e " j T . ct r A« RK & SONS, Auctioneers Ee ne Agmoci ted Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. : i ; 4 ADr1l | — DD tg: SS Goemes. Heat Po » . af . : wee “aee~ @ - Ser baton 23. = ts o ; 2373 * a ¥ . nena - - eel LL i TT rr ‘ " . “ * m + - . = ‘ a | tor. Oils received better buying suDP- | Parmelee bes ’ Pe npredac Perryma CRIT a iaaSan ent ee ‘3 Pe aa sant ae F , ee e Oeecarsio~ @ w & SONS _ = dit " - A . tr] t) ‘ LZ ’ . ry £ * 40 aa . >. j Mi . : ei : " “2 r) . be . ; . é P } y 1? 1A! “2; : . ; K] W ee #1. ‘ ‘>t i. ( ; : " ¥ ’ Auctioneers. j the correspoudilis period = puUcKeye P tj es ‘ gE tat - oe “3° an | tf 7, im ¢ vk 27 an 7 ' bane e pasty —— fhe § wc au -€ 2 a : ~ ~ ~ | most active features of the day. as : ) gé ; - 2 4 bid 7 ‘ : . « ; " “a. na a a . ~~ ona e —-_ sill . . - in 7s Rs, 7 Sp «? ' : . ; ; od . : ae are j gago. Cables advices | al : . | St ri fr. § 1435 1: Ss sat 5 6 n &L i ®@. 2 2: * i Soy 17 G 6% 2! ORI, WR . closing nearly two points higher at a ay ‘ . ate ; ; i a ‘ . P . . +> * o> _* AUCTION S that a new reparations offer) sear Li 4 } Saet Creek Frodo “| wh Qe) ob" Lt Pa. ee OE at 2 ' incon Prty :. [. a . Is the rally now over | 3 ' as = dS cre : . 9 + scr! - nite od % } | be © :. ‘ P » a a wo % Aft Law * ~ &. ") ‘ tip? due as some heave been been Sayiner—te he German delegates may be | mpt Yan é‘ ‘ 8 eel ‘ ' | Kelvin: ’¢ 36 ot ri. he feflogs 5 od t ¢ ‘ mce : °° J) Jt! JU: > : c: . cial | , " ‘ 2 2] * I? 2. - ¢ 1 a - ' ¢ , Re 4 x ~ ' ’ make new lows for the — naas Wirele Le ~ i 7. 3 ' lected Ind t ¢i oo “ o 7 Li MeN * ‘ 5 be : 27 ra 3&8 ' | Leath : . >! Ve . ¥ 8 | Or ere basic and ¢ { condi- ¢ 7 coming revived hopes of a tions really strenger than meet eb- OLL GARMENT co. Aéisfactory solution f this trou- | L, servers have found eut yet? oO Cc A L y T 9g Cc K 5S | These matters, of vital im- international! portance to every investor now, are analyzed in our latest : | “Stock Market Outlook”—also natluck enn oon die “ ‘ceeas : 7% UBM ‘ . : 4% | these stocks are covered, . om ad ~ sig: D1 eo : — o =>" 1 oe | ~~ ~ ts + ow &£ hte | whether to ; ener Fi LLliams XW : “Nal P rs i ‘ j . * » ‘ t [el b1@ a, 2 ys os ! Sierra Pac Ele 5012) 50%) 50% |N T Journal 6.3 . 90 BRIA) BS 4g | Mill art o 46%) 46%) 40% Bought, Sold and Quoted Buy, Held, » Sell, or Exchangow= Sikorsky Aviator 7 SE's) obF ol N Eng G& . | We § 2, 6S M inneap- Hone; it) B, i” %& om, | Anecend a , & i’ | | o- iy. Sig? ae ra | mer. . Rubber? | 7 | 4 Di ae . 84 ne | ; Atchisen? Erie Railwey? s2tarrci «a % rIT} G2 "€ , 4 U - Lf ‘ wm Ae ae ut : 4 ~-s S 8 i «} ; Ss T) = . 4 ‘ 3 1 ae L.. ‘ 2 a tee — : ane — J ie ~? Members of Butte & Superier? Am. Car @ Fd .? ) yeste i ” umstock J _ le +. : .F a , m old ; 2 1, ae 14 lac GEE! “£4 G) OH1, WHI, — SS St. Louis Stock Exchange —— panes ey aA ow! ges were more than regained. © eaten rT oe) ate, hak itheast P&L w zi 3 oth 37 ‘ac W i, 43 * $5 fi 6} : ‘ | A few extra coples reserv k of se€asonable ready-to-w ear, cone >United Aircraft “wus again : Cup Mul i J > a Bots ~ 25% te On my . . | £0) eww = 4 nor Ne w Y ork Bank ceepenere ; | for distribution, free. Me long ns ‘3 ce heyeraieml a Lon We om et di nfd 9 24 ogi lo 54268 58 B 1 94%, 94%) 3 NEW YORI April &%7.—'The : |i] the supply tasts. Simply ask for nd Fall Coats in va . ; Seni me tin * ny ei en ; »” & hee | j ; , p 7 ' Ap , | a : rious styles and pnapicuous strong point. climbil on im ind. | 96a Um: OSG | Southern Groce A 1) $442) 34%.) B4% | Peo Lt & PS 7H 94%, 94% 94% | statement of the New York Clearing House. | e tt “Stock Market Outloo resses in the newer models; also a bout 9 points to record 1c us Instrument 4; 2u 1 ~Y a Ou} 1 : itteCaakCo 6 4 510 m {100 | issued today. show owas gurvine ai mit oore | rican Securities : | =“ r y ’ (>! | ; ei | , ; bh / ‘ " ” “ - bo 7 ‘ (ores Rhovai ' [a : . . La, bes - :. 0 th 4 pe. “ ; = ? 0 oe 100 Moon Se Oe ete ae , ‘- - 5 Se ¢ 2D BANKRUPT —, oo cal ace. INGTON AV. — : Trade Volume Larger. Sie day's trading was i! 10:30 f M Srrest volume of any Sat | — ess n this month, Wit: a 2 a 4 ° f} 7 . ar ‘ out the Referee in Bankruptcy for this per of 1,740,091 hee 0000 larger tman ias Seatur- pect to approval thereby, we will sel] lav's “The. Associated Press prict be Se pe =) o tr“) ’ - ~~ - * —— woe . ; war es de @e Feetagé wv t . T. — , “ " lives ee ‘ : 4 geices indicate ti tific ,sI LY Dresses; FIXTURES: Typewriter, eee ee ee ; :? * re stornrent tS earnings relat v et | 1 deposit age). $17,503.00 | | Service Register, Adding Machine, Check mp of nearivy 6 points “6s heater . 4 wei) 2 33 % a oT + ntanint Sie s : Oy Oo _ iio : ‘BvCrags $. . 509 Olive Street | 224 Norton Lill Building binet, Racks, etc. TERMS CASH. rew off their recent slump an: are aah all om SUR! Seal Ss Span&Gen Cory 2 n | tochCemtP B53 ae 37 | toda 7 36) 830.347. Clearings ‘week | New York de headway. LLY iver. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS (yreene Cananhea Auctioneers me guins of 3 a! , } P ‘ . . } i i ‘ ra VET ‘ . ‘ : ‘ ' i. bi @ wt > ti , {I - res ried ’ ; “ “b, «J . . ; . , a/é af ,. a? ° ts = - = . i ’ a] . if : . F 8 ‘ j seat st’ A ] r ' diy? : ¥. : 7 as ae a ae . tj + - Se ‘ ‘ , “ hai '° ‘ ee ore ee " e % ' yey phn, j ; t7 ‘Te? ES : at : ‘ o - - : ‘ o* . > tas } . 2 . e : . . st ony - ra ‘ ; e, . " a olive OgduUucisS ied Ui ' ‘ 5 b . nal " —— : 4 . , , 4 t* : up red st ’ ee * i j “Ty ; vs . ; "rah ; m4 ‘ ‘ a i - 7 . . : ° 7 AUCTION SALE ee | Curtion fend Air i Wie, LY BU) St | CG BST) 3 eee! | : i! ‘mand. Murray Body an ' ‘ . “al f } “ , " ; , ; : e . . gage - “ 7 ‘ , | A += wer ‘ ore ‘ *or : % . ? ‘ , ’ . : . ° tithe, - “ ELECTRIC CO., INC a ni eer ates | . oc. ae arret a | : : af r : arn ‘ i.) iif \ 2 P4\ e's iat " . od . . we rile . ' he . ‘ + ‘ ~ ‘ t . sary ice ’ 0) & a ‘ & i : ‘ 2 7 — ‘ ar pai oo . ‘ : ; . 4 + > ‘ 2 ~ & ‘ - s el . 4 : 9 _— j > f5 ’ ; . . . ; | cdi ‘ 46) ‘ , - d ¢ ‘> EAU AVENUE 4 . The latter is reported 2: 00 P. mM. Bere orders enough to keep opera of the United States District e r ‘ourt. and 21 el) as indicated. the follow : in ropert iners. aon " -° Chassis. Wire. Transformers, Dials, Con- | emmercia!l Solvents, is, Tubes, Amperetes. Tube Testers, In- at capacity through the surn- i hn ae oe ee , —_—a | , : Seay ik, gate A Stock That Should oe Double in Price BEN 4. SELKIRK & SONS, Bilway xs ress sold Auctioneers. Mints to new highs Se igory ee as were in qgermis AUCTION SALE }JF. ™ Ta SPO A BOR. cae Gh 4 ‘nt, 4 aia «actin | eS ) N September 8, 1928, we featured in our. advertising throughgut the country a bargain stock r) Milating the stock. Pan-Ameri- | Volker Airerati y fag Bh at woe iar SWS 288, 8S, 88 oon ts i ye wy 9A 15% which we considered would not be overvalued were it to sell 100 points higher. , Mm rose woints r an ‘2 3 , 1 Vitis 10:30 A, M, ae a, a i? | : Pr ? . 7% se leet) i 1: r ow : At the time recommended this stock was selling at 169. Three and a half months later it sold > otor> (.Chncraliy uit’ ci - Nery] 1s ’ ‘ ve ee. iy al tas , 6; ty heretofore made by Won. Charles : ver re . bite stay . +e . ~ \ «bys . + ‘ 1 Neate -i ‘ a al ' ‘ ’ fy, = a , : : - , * tates District a Sy See. Cherins Biotor stocks were generally | Fux Theater ms weit ss | el ier } 11) 86%! i at 272—exactly 103 points higher than when recommended. © approval! thereby, we wil] sell as Nei, ‘erce rrow A JU a « Rater mate bys ne 2 , , . em The Oe | Ete p P c . ‘ : ; : — a for the undersigned Receiver, the Bints, and Chrysler as fir alena Sig © ) 4 i ar ee enw fe annie a A ee , , We now are featuring a bargain stock in almost exactly the same position. It represents an mule General Motors. sagged sn ine t) 40% Cm! 16% (ivy ltt 81 : foramen , 1 M47, ae ° ‘. . ° . ey ures——Equipment Mist. Rails were firm Gen Bak mew .. 25, 8% Sta 8'2 | Ss Rub rectal 127-12 7 "EP 6s 5 , - exceptionally fine purchase. This security: Ping Machines: 3 Hydraulic Presses: h New Haven standing ‘ ra ; Ol , 7 i rit \Tir n “ ; ti bry ' ’ . and Shafting: ° Cutti Machine:: = shinnt © nninita 4 1n42 rue ick i eee. _ Aviatio i7Tu%l awa. Lestew * > 7 Plush, immense the few soft spots were | Goldman Sach T) 21110 (10% % 109% | After split-ups is now selling in the low sixties and has instituted a policy wed Chemical, Internationa! Te!- ae “ al La e a, —} ee ee — of generous extra dividends. In bulk and in suitable detail! sub- meone and R. H. Macy, which | 0 Co | 52 | 52. | ws | about 3 points each. a et on ai 43 mi 9M | t t Ri d Li { , ae : : , ee ee ‘old Seal rts bie) 1%; 1% nvestmen on IS Book value of this security is considerably greater than the price at which He =e 7 i= | oe kare Hoe eee! 0) * ers. Bodies. Tribbon Thread. Gies’ Hats, and considerable stock- Fedesal Cons es acne mon futures improved somewhat | Gotham Kmithac a) Ses! See) aoe The suggestions given below are bonds which we recom- | it 1s quoted. ommerce Tru , B tirmer tees these trains | om hon mm om oll ane mend as good investments and which give yields more in line ith present money rates. & SONS, Auctioneers. 4 4 : : ed in a narro ange a seat + = 1: exchanges ut S10 Is expected to earn this year between $8 and $12 per share on the new stock. l«sue Rate Due ' 4 oTeign exchoahiges were firm, ult cD , 4 lov German mark ral; aasl 5" ” ei) 30 Thermoid Co. w. w. : ' | OOTERY : _ and the Dutch guilder | , eee po penws , 20% 204, Piaeeminhe Gorn: Coll. ts | a OS In the first quarter of 1929 earnings showed a 254% increase over the TENTH 5ST. = pew s ae: ) 4 7 7% 771 Eastern Utilities Inv. Corp. Deb. w “ 1954 16% first quarter of 1926. * | Homaok |i | 8 | Set National Dairy Products Debs. , 1948 5.52 10:30 ca M. i . , | a ee ie 1 gt Pennsylvania R. R. Sec. } 1930 vont f q k f d , dh ] limited in Bankruptcy, and subject to ~ geet if | Hudson Bay 1 om) oe . Argentine Nation Ext. S. F. . 1958 02 Is calling eS “4s ee ee ee undersigned trust Time aid tap umibie Ol & Ne: the ) | ; -Li ! , 19° ¢ ere Teac Scss” Bont Cocos renal eX 5 tH ck ap || Hussmang-Ligonier Conv. Debs. oe ree Se Compiete fixture equipment former) used ’ i} abacu - “ie a ee ; Munsen S. S. Lines Secured : 1937 lees » | v No Ar =; 81 ee ee Public Util. Consol. Corp. Conv. ist Mtg... 6! 1948 the trustee in a certain leasehold on the & Compo Berenice oo ig ened r “| sy 8 East Coast Utilities Co. Notes ; 1929 January and July, on fully inter 1 wd 3 : The stock gives unmistakable evidence of important accumulation. bulk and in suitable detail subd vistors. iin as enunté eer Descriptive Circulars Will Be Sent Upon Request BEN 4. SELKIRK @ SONS, , wo ee ner fat as a ose) os) a H. wt RUPPERT & MP Is obviously selling at bargain levels and should be bought at once for green ‘iret mortrages on Texas J iit: ities A aes 7) Seo sub: tantial profits. AUCTION SALE! duction of principal, a2. i cerate "‘Hosi * sth, BOM, BO (Incorporated ) { Tra! c ire ‘ . eet) ’ ; ‘ be : er is - sch _ . » . . . : of . ‘ . Me. @mpt from Federa! Income iron Cap Copper. : Members St Lewis Stuck Exchang lhe name of this bargain stock will be sent to you free of charge and without obligation. Also, t $590.00 annvally; State reimia “A > p : - B2Pervision: Pr; | with 8% Dir irvimg Air Chut 0 Bi su ott 402 Pine dt. St. Louis MAin 1082 ; | | i | HAT CO., Bankrupt aS cr 8% Dive f | Irving Air Chut 2 eS) SS |S Private Wire to All Principal Mavhets. free specimen copies of all our current Stock Market Bulletins which fully discuss the profit UNION BL. . No initiation. thdrewa! or lobn beats ee eee - : —~-- enim . = . re Bene jonas Naumbg p 1 Stile S6la 46h, —— and loss possibilities in over 50 different securities. fees: a0 fines oye no forfeitures. 2:00 P. mM. PNG for bucket. , ade br e Refe ~ , . > ‘ . Pe oon : a a f Leonard aie pe BE We announce the opening in new quarters M. = ——<ttte Aftternes . . = Lio ij M S6%, to) &: of our SONS. Auctioneer — ie inmaniniiamee |*Segisieen igs) 201 | | ol Hotel Jefferson Branch Office UCTION SALE = § Pluvestment Plans "2 3 ; bt: sow located tn the geiund eer 3 | INVESTMENT RESEARCH BUREAU lia ; Mange! Stor seal sbicl a ) Furniture Co.f : noe Mae Marr Store 1 B54 Som 3% New Hotel Jefferson Aw BV ee mt Market Conditions 7 Memphis Nat Theleading publication in the —} Merritt Ch: ee ER ewe Seek fe KOBERT L. HEDGES, JR. Manager Mexico Chi ST. | 7 Mancial field offers 3 sound | Miller & Sone 51 bt 1 § FRED ZINGRE, Asst. Manager | 30 AM AM Seem tam to mest the [Roti Hig SS INGRE, Acct. Mone INVESTMENT RESEARCH BUREAU, DIV. 867, AUBURN, NEW YORK 10:30 ’ ’ i aeeds of varving classes of in- } Min Hi EXE _B . he ~ non < 's e <ireult Court, Division No. 2. for 4 “wstors. Definite stock and bond won by oar ; 1 ae 30 “0 Mark Steinberg & Co. Kindly send me specimen copies of Name - Pp re Gs ond’ cubhert t aoocovn & “commendations give this | Mohawk & wai 1 8 3 33 your current Stock Market Bulletins the following assets of the fore- ) Miele unusua! practical walue. a oa '(@ ia emerge | Also a copy of ‘MAKING MONEY Address _ Write f Moody ee Inwemt tT? , z 4 Veg Vers i kicage aud Ne i omis Stect i schence . , Ta cop,, enclosing 10c . ; _ a , "= . : a te terer « Pan ni hin gene rergrt , j i! A Li ( Aicago Beard «at Trade New Jerk Coetion farcher ee ' IN STOCKS. This does not ob): ‘ : { ' mitt . ° or le : Pe ae salt . ATE . handline . — ~* } A wis , Tk A sseciate Slem ber: Neg bers Lert Marhei gate me iD any way. City heret it] iven Sun- . | - Matenmah Matchen . ; | 6 Will be given tn next Sun : : had on application to the under- Te Macazine oF Wart Street ©: : | 3 ad ieee: “ais , | oe . - ~ : ‘ " . | : ; ; , i i Fg eo ; April 29. 1929. BEN J. SELKIRK 4&4 SONS, & way Kew York City wi & Gn . , 208 pr Aectioncers. ' ; Bboatmens Bank Building

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PAGE 18 | ér'lBS POST-DISPATCH.__ === SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929__ | $r (00s — TIGHT MONEY |saaessoo === WEEK'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ias-srasos=saaami000 STOCK ND 74 ; Diss sales from Jan. 1 to date were 371,701,200 shares, com- common stock - in stocks. (n) ae | sy ane 2 By pared with 260,844,000 last year and 187,807,800 two | | if D : N | p § FR ESH naan SPLCIAL TO THE POST-DISPATCH. ies garermehwetce hay : mr - diate ; a ’ Mange for Stocks and Annual |Sales| High! Low aan ng | Range for Stocks and Annual re nigh | Low | Close Ch’nge! Range for — 4 tra . is ‘Stocks and Aanual | High | Low = | __ COMPARATIVE STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. | pas Bang Sm ioe — we for | for | for | for 1929 =| Dividends l tor | l¢for | for | for 1929 = | Dividends eis $1, 560 Industrials 20 Rails. -20 Utilities. || a : : a —— — Week| week. Ww feek| Week. | High.| Low.|'in Dollars. Wk. Week Week Wevk! Week. | High.) Low.'in Dollars. ek Week! 4 : | 38% Brown Shoe 2.50 .| 12! 441 42 42% i— 1é % 1106 | 904 'F > >» .| §8:103 | 96? 4 | «be -| £9 3 3 215.5 Bet ‘ ; Pie Tas 2 | Ma | « % | 16 | idel Phen Ins 2 .} 688102 | s 97% 's| 52% Lehn & Fink Pr 2 30) PEARY 2.« 2 49902 000 0082 00 rp % 815. | | a Balk-Coll 3 | FO] 48 | 44% 45%\— |; 15% | 10% Fifth Av Bus .64 ..; x40 12 | 10%) 10%\— 1% ¢| 81% 'Lig & M Tob 5b | 103) to) ee ne, cae {31.2 210. al coat ee ee ot) On Sei eet oe 7 | 98%, 84 |Filenes Sons ...... 2} 84 | 84 | 84 -|— 2 3% 81%/Lig & M Tob B 6b| 17 89% Flurry of 16 Per Gent Call ate _ emenccsnagcpiance 128 1 i538: | 424 P “ ete - os y +4 Saat = Ly | 12% ly 107 {101 Filenes pfd 6.50 ... x200;103 {101 i101 44% Lima Loco ... . 26) 534, ee wmetToan et 0 eee ele” a aan : : /* ’ 4 2 ‘ ) wr dt *» le : ; 3 15 qt 7 - N > : a 1000 11s 1 * , ; “s ’ High (1929) emis cates e 6 06 Se ' 141.2 222 7 Bucyrus Tpe pf 7 K3e80 117 114%, 114%. : ce 1 . 4 8 irst N I 1 pt 8 x 0 114 ~ Llo é 53 |Link Belt 2.40 Funds Late in Week Low (1929) woceeversees ROL. 128.6 195. 23 | 9s Butf Kho&l pfd 6 [x200100 (100° 1100 Lo Burns Bros A § .! 1109 $§$109 109 Takes the Market by Sur- Range for ‘Stocks and Annual Ptr | High | Low Close Ch’ nge | Fi oft burns Bros B.... 10} al ii | 30 30 SHARES SOLD fan sutes for the week on the New York Stock Exchange amounted to 19,851,- + XLV00 4 oO ees 11) of ? ‘First Nat Stores 1.50) 136 TL | 66%) 69% + 2% $7, 71% Liquid Carb 4.25b i 415) 3° 10% Fisk Rubber . .| 268 | il a 2; 58% 'Loew’s Inc 2 ......) 141) 59% Fisk Rub Ist pfd a | | §97 97 : ‘+s 97 (Loew's pfd 6.50 °:| - Consolidated Change ji ‘Fisk hKubb d0pe pd “ij al | oe ei O9%@iLott Imc ..... 107 | Hands on Rise of Over 2 684, Fleishmann 3.50 .. | 43%) 68% : ; 27 Long Bell Lumber A. 5 | 48 (Florsheim ~. ----; 12) 51% | 7 | 7558, 59% Loose-W B 2.60 .| 50 68a * Points — National 97% Florsheim pf ¢. oe 9 5, 3 Lg 121% 116% L-Wiles B 1st pfd tixtioniie’ 4% a Points Candy * ~ rae RE + h ‘4 ban Burns Bros pfad x210 103146 100 100 ends for | for for for for 9, a whe tin tee a Sieh.| Low. cet oend W’k. Week| Week Week! Week. = 6% 234) (Burr Add Mach bb! 10/289 (284%, 286% 0 R49 60% Bush Terminal Ya } 6, 65%4| 63441 64% 54% | 39144 Abitibi Pow & Pr fh! 43%, Al 41 —_ . —— L042 BushT 7 pe deb 7 x1 50 108% 106 108 & 79 jAbitibi P & ’ pf6; 11) 80 7914: T9%'— , 59% Follansbee 2.25b .. YS! 684,! 65 5; 9 9 ' A ‘ me, Ped on: 6% Butte Cop & Z....| 45 Foundation “Co Fs 21! 67%! ¢ | 4 —— i a pin on Me. st, eI a % | _f Up 4. iy Leased Wire From the New 59 125% 'Abraham & Straus, 2513314 125 4¢ a =» jButte & Sup Min 2} 341 @3i Ol : Mi. .... __ en . tet 13%. York Bureau of Post-Dispatch. Ei 2 {109% Abraham&S pfd 7.; x30/111%42 111 11144 9: ‘ | ot ao | ks | | 9 ae . | : uller pfd 6 .... 6 102 101% LO1L% 5 89%, 66%\Ludlum Steel 2 ,) a 8135) 77% ui. transacted on the St. Louis NT EL PR NN A eter oe InEE ma sie woe tin omeRreten Ni , — —_— Y sautataies —_ — oe ~— one ~~ _ eaermaenaagitimarieas s _ Fel |.7.97.955..0] [ez Tv at 4 ’ Bg at : . a _ > ‘ , ee: . .' oo 20 Ga Snubber sec es ~s F 2 2. . ay » - cS + le | S| ‘ i vd . i ae ry ” a @ | j : i : 5 7 4 ‘ . LTS LLL IO DODO L IT NN aa PE EY ERC Et A EN i tt NBN) ie tn ve lb - ad ae a a » - we - - a. owe =a me - Hr Sel Rae Aa i 25 20144 AlChem&Dye pfd 7) 11125 (j122%'125 3 7 | : ; phasized to the market that the| )-° 168 rai ehahiners "Mfgi| 90205 {183 [195 [+124 | 4246! 32 (Cavanaugh Dobbs .| 4) 32%! 32 . . Gas & El Rts! 115) 1%} | | : | 60% |Manhat Ry gtd 7 | x50! ) featured the week's trade. More reserve looked with disfavor on: ‘ 514 Amalgamated Lea | | | 6% ES F LOAM 9 Cavanaugh D pfd 7. 2; 99 1 9 OO aK es : o (21% GG&EI $8 pfd A 8 x220,12 8 1, 126 27% : : | -8%q ManhatR mod gt 5) 87 | 5 % hares of Consoldiated the week’s loan expansion and | 3 | B67 iAmalgam Lea pfd'! 5 | | 57 ne, | . 52 » Celotex Co, 3. se, og 315, 6 £. |. 7 GG&E} $7 pid A 7) x80 109 |108 fie | a, -- Manhat Shirt 2 ..| 18) , than 6500 sha : | 45%| 30 iAmerada Corp 2 . 2! 3: g32%'33 |— |-93%!1 87 iCelotex pfd 7 .... | 89%! 8 va" i 3 ‘GenC&El pfd B 7/x160/108 {104 {104 | 49 Maracaibo Oil Exp . "JYead changed hands on rise from that it allowed the normal press- | O89 & 14%; Am Agr Chemical 12 4 , rT. 1 | 4831 23 1, Cent Aguirre 2? ... 96! ¢ 4} a9 | @R |. A | os (sen Ieee Cream 3 .x400 109 '108 1109 | es Fh Marland Oil escecea)l =z & 15% a new high for this ure to tighten money without litt-' 72% 53144 Am Agr Chem pfd wv 90%, 56 im 0% o2 | 49% Cent Alloy Steel 2 . di] 479 072! 46 oo Gen Mills 3.4... 390) 80 46) 41 4 sila | £9"— 69% Marlin Rockw 2 50D | ; - eeentieg ing its hand in restraint. While! 13 ‘Am Bank Nete 3b im Bib FA 1vd01g + Sly | ~U 4y o Century Rib Millis : &. a } 1 y >>> eri... frp = 1103 % — lisesi ieee jute ae on seme meas, ieee ee ee Ne IS SRO SA RT, EGE EEE SR gn itt RR aa ppt ) On three different occasions this) 33% 15% Am Brown Bov £1 225 305%! 26%) 274% — 2 | 19%) 11% Chicago, & Alton . 534/125 | 1% ! | 8644! 68 (Gen Refract 3. SOb! 423) 80%) 70% 80 i+ y% Maytag ist pré.. : | -y~ reacted to 43%| Transactions ex- : ‘year the stock market has formed| %4%/ 49% A Brown Boy B pfixi90) 93° 8X | 88° — 5 | 25% 16 Chi & Alton pfd . 64/ 19%) 184%) 183 , 1% 110 Gillette S Raz 6 .. 113% /112% {113% + 13 41 Maytag pf war 3 . | Pt eeeded 4500 shares. Moloney Elec- a price peak, bet each time “ee 14244 108 American Can 4b. 3264 142% 135% i. hy | Bs 54 if & Ei Ry pfd . Sig] | : : S4g! 37% Gimbel mroee:..i.. ‘ 1, 71% McCall oo. fF ae 19) 8% ly tric started out at 57 and sold at - fallen again under the pressure of | 149%, 140% Am Can pfd 7 ..! 26114] 12 141 : 2 * ; ~ ‘ 14344 Chicago Gt Western ao ‘ a | (i=. $1 Gimbel Bros pid lg 113% 100. ” Mec a oe X340) 105 62% at close ef week. Ri 1644, 93 |Atrh Car & Fdy 6 23,100%) 98: 9 y | 63% 464% Chi Gt West pfd 45) 53%) 613 3. 0039 36% Glidden Co 4 74b % | I19%/100 (McCroy 8 B 2 ...! | liquidation induced by the rise. hy ce-Stix ge s (120 (106% Am Car&Fdy pfd7 2/116 116 ae Ys o9%, SL (Chi Mil & St Paul 1) $24,' 315; 315 Be | 5144'103% Glidden p pr 7 .. x230106% 105. lll. ‘McCroy s$ ptd 6~ .| | bes: _turnover of hana’ anaees woe Jook for Securities’ Loan Rise. wt 723,'Am Chain pfd 7 . | 7a? oo od 13%; 50%,'C M-& St P pfd .. pv! Fad ro 524 s. | 2% im~GHdden Rts ...... | 163! . 3% 23.) °3 e, s/ 19% McIntyre P Min 1. ; Be | 13 tween 21% and 23. International “Lately through fractional gains) 551%, 46% 'Am Chicle 2... 3] 56%! 5: 54% — ae $1% Chi & N’western 4. 26; 855 3%] 8. + »| $4 (Gobel PMG cacincss O90) 493, 62 McKeesport 4 ....) 188) 72%! 1a | Shoe sold between 64 and 66%, M.a series of quiet trading ses- | 35 Am Encaustic 2 . 2: 44%! 3 lai+ 1 | + (134: iChi & NW pfd7. 36 86 whe | 0444 Gold Dust 2.5 -| 966) 67% 49 McKesson & Rob 2? “| 1! $9 ' closing at the low figure. siotis the market has advanced 280 ‘Am Express 6 27/394 1, /3: eure a ™, 2834 Chi Pneum Tool 6 6 5 Goodrich (BF) 4 .| 583; 87 55 McKess&R pf 3.50 | ty ' Nicholas Beazley sales were in tiward a fourth peak but so far 7514 Am & For Power .1301 103 92 3 e| | é 484, Chi Pneu T pfd 3.5 Lis Goodrich (BF) p 7 5 1137, 113 0642 Melville Shoe 1. 40 24) ax. - excess of 1700 shares. One house it. has been unable to push through 1021, Am&I Pow pfd 7.. 7107 (106% 106% 5 $9%_ Lo2te Chi RYE & Pac7.. % |Goodrich Rts ..../ 539) 13%) = 3 oz galengel Co ..... — 26%) 25 _ bought most of the St. Louis Public ' “G $5 Am&For Pow PX220) 9! } 102% 100 |CRI&P 6 pe pfd 6. iOn4, 1001 Goodyear T & R .| 849'139% 129% iMexi Pete 'x250) | se . : its old gs. Led rightly ti be? ’ Am&bor Pow pfd 6 x22¢ pe j | r 4 ; ° , or | 2° Bervice common that sold at 18 elioggs . » ee ~~ power KN Am&For P 2d pf 7' 100! $2 |, 89%) SL -- ie 1007 s7CORICP Tpe pfd7. 3) LO644,)107 Goodyr T&R pfd 7 24 1043, 103 1, . "24 ‘Metro-Gold pf 1. 75) oe . to “ee % he - Z ? ip akunealbe antago 241. Am Ha walian SS 1 2hi : 36 14 7 - | 2 ¢ Bhs iad ‘hi Yellow Cab 2 ¢ 53% Goth Silk Hos » 50 RR! 57 7m! ‘ ‘| Y 69 4, 41 Mex Seaboard Oil a ied ; “8. eee Was ahead, the- market 64, Am Hide & Leather I \. ‘ | 50 | 40 (Chickasha C O 3. 94% Goth Silk H Ist p7 4) , ; 5455! 30% Miami Copper 4 . 44%) 462 4 ‘ mn neglected to take full account oft t of ' 3014/Am H & Leather pt 16! 2: 17,1 3: (are s | 60%! 41%/Childs Co. 2.40 .. 316!) 60% (;ould Couplet A .. 20 . | 101%) 100 % | Michigan ee “ the month-end requirements and | yr 5? 25 Am Home Pr 2 .. 298 “*g: 91, 1 , ” i 71% :Chile Copper 2 f , $6 104 1. OR: | | 321% Graham Paige bee of 550) Mid- Continent P 2\4396 ; eas q Local B . | arte | usiness 2% Minn & St Louis Missouri Pacific > % this column should be addressed FET. a | i oe ing J w? | nm te “eG -2 © Ss @-aw-e ward -— i ok a aa tiie ae tc — - =) Fm te _ , a of the reserve’s attitude that! 5 4 38 arn Be es 6-6 bee 50 ,, 29454, 394, - 7, oo bin Chrysi r Corp 3 2642; 96%) &. Io itr oh | 3h Graham Paige ctis 10) credit must not be allowed to ex-/| %6 90144 Am Ice pfd 6 ses 12; 94%! |§ We ‘- on o4 City Ice & Fuel 3. 10 bode, 54! 54% 3 ; Granby Cons Min 7 102 pand further. This” week's $67.- pt, OT*, Am Interna Corp 2a 463. 66%) 62 I 43i+ 3% | +: lU3%2 City lee & F pf 6.50 bp 105 ‘ oe os Grand Stores ! =a id ' © ‘Am-La Fr Fire E. 57 § %, 4 i i. v: 49%, City Stores ‘A’ 3.50 x$ 955) 493 95 pre te, -%% Grand Union .... 86 | O14 iLaFr ~*E i : pa Ot, 16 — ~ -44 City Stores new 7: 23 ° ue | | Grand Union pf 3 61 after four successive weekly re- 60's, ArmLakFr > pfd f. X90) G0 44 60 by , i ped bat he. re | , 4a , lor: Ww Te I 3 61 as 1021, Am Locomotive 8. 67 120 “ " (= 4) O0% Cluett Peabody 5 3 “Z % te eeee = & nora V Col. 31 ductions aggreg rating $568,000, 000, lod Am Loco ptd ° oo " 118 ‘ 3 ‘ti ‘ 123 , (‘Oca Cola 4 eae e , 7 r 1! *” . + a é Gt Nor Ry pfd 5. 37 Doubtless the reserve Mill be satis-| 1533, 153 Am Mach Fdy 4....; 17.164 52 1153 i— | } $42 ,Coca Cola “A” ... § 4 8% 48%)...... Sul sseint wor Ry p ctisé) 14 fied with the’ February-March, | j 56%5\|Am Metal Co. 2 ..' 82! 69%| 67141 8! , ‘2, 50 Collins & Aikman | = Nor 1 oO ctfsl.25h, 110 April adjustments provided the/13 1iS ,Am Metal Co pfd 6 ~: 19 peas cece vd Colo Fuel & Iron Hage W ont S 2.80 136 market's fever is not revived, but {| 9844; 70 Am Nat Gas pfd 7. x140 75414!) 70% She + , (9 Colo&S ist pid 4 + West Sug pfd i x990 or Greene Cananea C8 372 & Guantanamo Sugar 14: 2 63 oo ts ts hos o 2 oe Te . LT ae) toot creiw o es 600,060 rise in brokers’ loans was . ) a? x . oe ts vr oco Pe ere wR ba es uo womco"e . * — ee ee ~ re) a +> ale cn co J oe ere sos 2 & iMid States Oil ctfs| 35 : Mid’ Stl P pe i2b) 8'270 “ . : and * _ ‘MStP&SSM L L 4. Financial Items wie... ‘Missouri Pac pfd 6 127 135 laa %iMo Pacific Rea ..|2164 3% bd | to the Financial Editor.) 2% Miller Rubber ... | %/M-K-T pfd 7 .....| oF (Paragraphs for publication in 6514 Mohawk Carp 2.50. | Til 72% : ' Ten St. Louisans will represent ~ Non a. a SH1H SOm IS ots re ae” PEERS 90. bs it may feel obliged to act eventu- t, | +} 1. Am Piano ea a geeks “ / i 71 nce Colo & So 2a pia 4 Z . »4's Columbia G & Ei : 4 7 | / ops & ¢ ’ , “ o ¢ “ i: 3% % ji 111% Montgom Ward 2 50 2120 130 26 | : ¢ ally it » stoc ark og “A Bhd 56 jAm Piano pfd ... xilv 38 of ig Vet ar i tae nee a aes ; a: edz % . _ the Chamber of Commerce at the ley te cg ee $1%/Am Pow & Lt la .| 19311062; 99 ne re 3% Columb G&E pfd 6 2 sult Mobile & Nor J4 49% pe | 5 38 ‘Moon Motor Car ..| 75 | 5% 5 { meeting of the N 1 | wee CICS, siemver | 98% Am Pow & Lt pf 6 61.1005, 100%, FOO = i 88! 6443 Columbia Graph . 115 ‘2 Gulf M&N pfd 6 . 6 995 im™ | & (84 Morris & E 3.85 .} x#o' ‘ : . bank loans on securities for the! 2 a; ational Chamber \ % | notes _of Commerce in Washingto 12 Mot Pact cate pad : | ~ Es e: _ starting tomorrow. °They will 18 : {Mote Met A ...... 1 214 19. _ the appointment of John G. Lons- 111 jMotor Prod 2 4... 2 1 dale, president of the National 39° Motor Wheel 2.... 47% | 4 ' Bank of Commerce, as director for ' 13 Am P & L pfrA 32. 4; 7454 T4%!i T4%'.....:. 154‘. 121% Columb Carb 4.25) Gulf States Stl 4 64 66% 63%. system are down $198,000,000 from | $ " AP &L pfA stp i ® $§$14g 80a 1‘ a MELE S “0 oe Ig? b, ) L 7 e Commercial Cred “3. 623 32 4 5, a. 4 o 24 % Hack Water 1.50 | x140 the Feb. 6 level when the reserve | 21 165 (Am Radiator 5 ...| 11518644 183 (184% - 5, | 199% 95's Come 6tape p 6.50 x720 9! OG%! ! if; 3 : Hack Wat pf 1.75) x26 issued its warning but yesterday's | ' ) Radiut pfd 7x700 183 iS] 182 - 3 : -4£% Comte’ ipe pf 1.75.. E 245, 34°5,: 24%, — i of 26 Hack Wat pfA 1.75 x86 figures for New York indicate that | 47%s | tadiat & S Saj 119) 46%) 45%: 46 |......;5 =! { 29° ComC$pe B pf 2 .) wa 2: 24 S| 968 Hahn Dept 8 ....{! 424 : . whe n the system’s report comes | ; 25% 'Am Roll Mills-...} 386'119 7%411127%2:117 | ldo % =i ” Com inv Tr -. >0°162 »6 ke 156 D ts > 8 Hahn D S pf 6.50 $9 101% 35 oe wer or ; ae © . >this district. He has been active | , 4° , te ee 36) fs D4 > 3, J on pepe p b.ot e % : J. ‘ Te é =O |} - »* ' = éa% turn in this item that so vitall, ‘ Safety Raz 5b ie 5%) 65 5 7 22514'Commercial Sol 8a. 349 Z09%, 3 .. + oe ) Haves Body (8J).. BO 66 é leo {| ge > ) gi! 62 Murray Body con 2384 89% pawn piece pn en . : ; Seatin 2 ce 0 shecanusiciaeeepitmesmreatn + bt pt ee concerns the reserve. . oe — Seog MS os 6s & CO 3 bm 91-1 aH ee ee ee ee a ae. tr fo . + 09 oo ee lt a) . =! be Pa Se) | —— iw) ~ |). p* . Se oe we “ & > 1] o's i a | 81% 70 National Tea 1% “PL! 78 i Co. ended the quarter with net op- | 140% an) ce von Cop 3 s] | MOG) Fi Ree erating income of $762,509, against | 49% 41% N Y alr Brakes Herts $1,005,482 a year ago. Gross for the | 204% 17 8% New York ‘als a) arrrt a quarter wag $6,325,808, compared) | Central§ 192/186 14% / 1104] Newton Steel ....' 86 6% Wwe t with $6.267,444, March net was 3 a , | ~ —" oo cet © * _— — ~~ — > + be om cre ok. Ch & hid to eACl OS Dr Oise te te me oS or ~* Gs le ee Pe a a a ae — _ Ss CO cd: =] Fn | Lees FRRE SE wo -2 ~~ — t ~~ tn ~ * i a ae hee a beh ee ave, ORS Baers s | Pd ae ee Ma a Ae 3 we ey OREM Dy ia ae rather SA “ie tn ks J COMIN a LS = — es ts re) ee >: f* -—~ ++ Pa , a od ae? ae if — bt t CREPE Patt ig one the Reserve could change ab) ? F Smelte& R wf 7 Rin96@ 1 Ro of I = “4 Conk v Tin Foil . . : | ts ‘ei Z Pa $ mis Ss He rshey pr pfd § 144%: i141 a iscuit Tb 2¢ *| ! . 50% . and Walter B. We nburger. | | 6. i ~~ Sum TF - @oel apt ont! of 14 ‘ 99% %41, Consol Cig pfd 7 . x?: 98 by t Hoc (Rye Cc % Nat Biscuit pfd 7. ae =" : maturities to run off and bv con s Am Sum Tob rts. ny 8 I - ' ‘ ! 0 Wk Co A %) 4% . , : . Fepeegge ; Am Steel Fdrs 3 56) 6! 554 +; eet. oe v4 Consol Cig pf 64. x15 % | 92%! 9: ee. Se | Holland Fu 2.75b 148 96 Nat Cash Reg A 4b 501 128% 4 124%— * Mark C. Steinbe & Co. will) tinued sales of government securi- | Am stl Fa pfd 7 se , -¢ 30%, 25. Consol Film y o | Qs g| 27%) 28%). s. | 22 | 15% Hollander & '@ 137 5 116% Nat Dairy Prod 3a. 566/135% 31%/121%/+ open a new branch office in the {es is i ‘v ” lAaAS ae : : ae : : , or . ‘ ” > ’ 4 . " i ~~ ' = «Mg E Ya on . oo he ties, the Re serve System has per- ‘tam Stores .... 74) SF aoe : 2, 9544 Consol Gas 3 - 128 11% 196% Sleit : i | % Homestake Min 7b a4 32% Nat Dept Stores .| 17 33 33 _Hotel Jefferson Monday. It is sistently directed its 4 tema ak | 9435 71% Am Sugar Refin . 6) B25 91; { e ‘NS '2 Consol Gas pra " as ‘ val ik, , aa .? i ia % a ne Paes a pp Motor { ar Z2 'o. ieee *- J Cc) ies or n $141,000,000 the System has fairly | '=) {18 Am Tobacco pid 6 nh oe 97 2 Cont Bak pf . : f of 2 $3%\+ dan jee. The bran well emptied its santtolic and put; 160%, Am Tohacco B 8... 43 1683 i 3 tt 60 faontio ak o °50 716) ° a Ths | 4 Ulnois Central 7 ..| 22:137%136 11373) + nm i+ ee _— 2 t pe’ eee itself in it { t ; } aT 126 Am T'y pe Fdrs S , as é j . , —_ i 1 oe " ‘ ‘on jan 4 Oye os nS baa bh ind Bate. Steere e ° Ili (“entral pfd 6 | 140 140 L fa 39 po Radis to + | * hg Sr 3 the managemen oO a tee lle bled 10T74g'Am Ty Fdrs pfd 7 x1201 eM ERPS BN ne ig re acngtette, gy FETE ped os gy. eeel a, % FEF, 4 Int Comb Eng rts oS eee | » N Ry M 2a | oF bi | | Hedges Jr. with Fred Zingre as , . ryt? ; ~% = * — " - hes . M , i feria idy ii | j e £ a . s suthwestern Railway | — begining of 1928 exceeded $600,-; 277, Ls Am Woolen a ‘ ; et; — sr eo ae et 10 Lis Indian Refining —- Nat veces: hy > La ae — 000,000, but these similarly have| § 4h4, Am Woolen pfd , ae See eens Indi Refi ‘ ' » when it chooses At no time in! ¢: oate a : NEW as eee tte , . . . "2 %4, Cuba Cane Sugar. ae a4 Interbor Ray Trans , 149 ‘“4iIN ¥ C & S YX, 6.) 66 139 lye i $256,560, against $273,033. Sur- , — 4 ro. 9l4— Anchor ap - 4¢ ‘x OW Zi « . . 7 § * ' Cuba Cane S pfd. 4° Intercon Rubber ; NYC & St L pfd 6 137 108 % o7 ot . r Plus for the three months, after recent years have the Lill and/iz4 Ta" Anchor Cap pf 6.50 ) (‘o. The + a6 6 éy 242 Internat Agr Corp’ N * + 46 agai government security portfolio been | 683 4% Andes Copper 3 : obs | | 45 Pp oe is okee ~ - t os Oe St ivek S342 > (Int Agri pr pid 7 | aS 3, | , New: York Dock of _ Brig i% is R ote in th pe soe rad panera so low as now. | 493, 264, Archerl]Daniels M 2) 3X 38 30% 4 > | ‘uber.’Am Sueer ..| 2¢@) 112 oi oe 2 ee 93, Int Business M 5 .| 14 gt f "| os ae *-350 in the a nti : ‘ ' : i ‘ ! 6 ul e oh . ‘ 4 . 2 ; . - « . oy e ¥ Statistical Position Excellent. yo] eel bee Ll ectsss | 95 | GL jCub-Am Sug pfd .!x180! 64%! 63%) 634 . 2%! 85% Int Cement 4 .../ 2: N x50310 |300 | iv oe er 3938. a | “That the Reserve is in an ex- | ° ig i a se Co Ii 4 | 2 | Ss Cudahy Packing 2! 55%! 5446) 55 {_ } | ~w Peg Eng 21 |. 7 104 3, | “86% N H & H 4. 2530103%! 971085 Freight earnings on the Missouri cellent statistical position to pre- | ‘! 6%! Armour Co. Ill B : Bt cae es + 244 12754115 25% i+ 75 16° | osalin srnevs a, pt slasae feeeese | 119%) 1198: NY NH & H pf 7) 44/119% 116% /119Sre Pacific Railroad during March set . ; saves . a | wear se ; a = ns 4 arena hs ie 39 %2'Curtis Aero 1 ..../ 9: 1148 %1167 %' 4 7 | 9=% In Harvester C 2.50 - ‘* 106% 108% !+ 17 . [ie im. 6 & W git serve its money policy must thus ‘ 75 ly, Armour Co Ill pt ¢ $ g a - Zo 3 ‘ 4 ' ("YW thn an S pi i s . 1411, Int Hi: rv ester pta7 ; 4 41 . 141 i ay . N y R es est ie | ore 27% & new record for the month, : ‘in tne 9 he | ste! oar : tae . se | ISHMaAn S pre : Be - oe 4 ad v 8 Co : 4 accordl timate laadtien of 0 okey : 24 ve pay ona ag 42 Curtis Pub pfd 7 ". MInt bape or; 7 | 234 NY State Ry oes. ie 25 5 2 | oe yt tit = issued ae pees j . eiay a ee kre we . . e- 58 i. Cutler Ham Mf, . nt Mere Marine s 111%N Y Steam pf 7 13) - 7 “ i : ~ ' * - or 3 : o's . 7 _ 9o7 ~ ‘ , om nei? . a xl i ™~ & 3 change in policy for a time if it ~ 84 Bee, ad Rage tc a. a4 ai 3! | 3! ~ 2) 85 653 ‘lCuyamel Fruit sou Int Mer Mar pid. : 9814 N Y Steam fa 6. Br a “99yl+ -dent Baldwin. The best previous entertains apprehensions of an- ‘.* * ASS¢ ry “cs 8 127 4 oN Jordan Mot Car .. 19 1 Q 1, | | 3) eo ae ‘ _ Otis Elevator og 8 "31318 3 73 e * of the Reserve's attitude. 72 | §«65)«6/Bangor & Aros3.50 6 66% Ghts itingon B38 59) lsanlske: deen: to oe ee % 106 KCP & LpreBbe . X20 109 108% 1 108 OL Otis Steel p pf 7>.. 102% 102% 300 Frain — ss 11) 105% Bangorear pla 7 1220107 108 | dibed 89% 78 KC Southern Ry 5 86 =| $3. | 8 | 285 $1 (Owens Botte da -:| 19/87) 86 ic . Re | ‘Ol 00 «3 oe me OI am TIO mH ** we in ee oe sen, ean Wh 1 ClLS OS we ‘ : 37 26% ‘Kaufm: 3 1.5 TL lect * . be. , ; | « Kaufmann D § 1.56 6844 53 By Pac G & Elec 2... 57%) isi 56 | ! 1} lk uy 49% Barker pf 6.50 .. “2 92 Fi Kf > z iz | 29% 17 Barnet leather . 17 17 ; uw | TO! 2%'K W. H. YOUNG & | 46% 38% Barnsdall Corp A 2 686 45%) 43% 424! ; Pg habe bE , The > a * eee iy ke > : ~ 7 . i io : Part 92 ‘6 Kayser (J) & Co 5483 92 | | see R5 70 (Pacific Light 3 & Lt pfd 7. ‘ - - : 2 : : 1 6 Kayser (J) & Co 5B. , | gs :e | 32 “9 Pac Mills goa) ec Stor Bat 5 2; 83 2 : eG Saw Y4'2 Keith Alb pf @ ... ' Ds : — 2% 1.1% 1 (Pacific Ou ...... lk Hiorn Coal stpd * 43 q eKelly-Springfield Ti -8 4 by + 200 1o7 Pac Tel & Tel 7..! | a = 7 Po * ’ 9 : a : ° *- x180 180 ¢* Horn Coal pfd x100 : . Pas . : Neity-Bpe NY pe pfd | ; & See . 129 116% Pac T & T pfd 6. 26 127%) 127% 4. . ¢ Pi» |; 114%!) 80% Bavuk Cigar 2 Sit ga BROS ing y Lat y Hayuk Clg iet pf 7 id : LOT 4 20 Hea ( f o9 & “ Inc. acon ee are , oo’) 22% Avais Cleari H ouse 51% Heechnut Pack 3% B77) 9: & i merson R ) Kelivy-s « | os ' ried clearings for April 27. 4 v@ AL > | i hy | } ra nting A ‘ 4 . y-S pz pe pfd o c es: Se die we 116 Pa Av M). wa v 108 Oli P 4. \% Held Hemingway ° : 14% ‘| | 8 | Emporium Cc an 2? - 8 Kelsey Hayes Whi 2 S4' 6: if a ey , 40% Acme ae 3. 56b 1514 "es%l ae” 5 Fr: Bow OOO: “ea nea $2'sfs loo : ve ot. | ‘i at . Hele Nat ty Gb. a 3 #AI& Ag}. ‘ 3% TIM Endicott-Johson 35 | 7 e Kelvinator .. ....'1462 : :, 40% |Pan-Am Pet B tees 1935) , pertea a gear age. 82, : t. Loule, M - 1o% Beat & Co = +8 Bo if ~ Rey] @ ie tLindicott-J pfd 7 eaner ' ‘& Kennecott Corp 4 .9795' 90%! ' 90% | | re Mes ais tndiy t ad % Mo. Ki Bethlehem Steel 4: igs | ; 7 : . 123%... T% | 2b! , i4 \Pan-Am West B .. 6) ti : . 1hA Het) ae 7 : : 118 % Liv 7 f /._~ ‘hing Pub Sve la aa > +, ; 3 Kinney (¢ *R) (Co 2b TOSG ' 915 Panhandle P & R. 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x Month-End Sale Values! ~ BATTED FROM HILL; HOMER > FOR O'ROURKE ff ae, % « = . A ¢ 44.4 ————- ~ , i EE -! iwiag -_ §7.40UIS PUST-DISPATCH \_ -*- SOXDZY MORNING: APRIL S19 ee en he is tt ve e and o u . at Ur ate ne j ie Satan | mo } | : i Outstanding | [Bi if 7 , = , IEEE Values in Our 2 ae Ve, ‘i : = ‘ Ml MONT Month-End Sale: 1) s Hy | : | i} . ae )| | SALE : E ie : | Se eR? . + agi é . i Be bE GF * ‘3 i | All Prices . weve | Radicall : — ——> mila | adicatly * PART TWO. LEE Reduced x — —_ é : iy 4 uce ‘ ei } + x eS _— a ni: “A eB a ae a & by s ES : “se Mie . ee £ > See | Ul le fll Ll Ea Sl ; ¢ a ; ° a © . $1 Cash Delivers These x ~ igers i. ’ ‘ ~ 3 ay Pull-Up Chairs ; Oo — ] 9 to fhe ! ‘ . . ~ 2 go eve - ‘2 a a, ° Be het Beautifully designed! Color- x e. BLAEHOLDER bt ful moquette seats and backs . Ss nt Ne with rich walnut finish frames x 3 : ¥ 4 we . — + a hey te ~ ‘ote orn ee abate inane Aan iii ae ile FRR! BIE Son PES ER NRE TORS Rae Ana tags. a! ‘er yok: " SER AT aR a CRP Ral ee RP RL tay “A 3 et ; pe Pa omy? Pelee: Fo rr ie ; , oe) re es agi ygeryseepe pemeteen >) smectite fe al Py : a rs seed ewe ode at pth 9p Mee > ~* > : 2 ‘a ; is 3 a Se Ht 7 ; STRELFARE F.1 0° 8 © @ @ i | Delian end Occasional Tables . arene, : 2 * Soe > ° an kitchen. Come early, as : : — ee ; ee cde ae >: ae eer ota! a - . many of these pieces > ¥ ae ee ¥ oo : : | : dJenk ms butted fer =f relecki in niath. cann >t be duplicated. . | = Ba te es cig I i es. * Peet cg DETRONT. ¥ hy ROP ES eet Le > Pewee Sn ae a pi ms Pe * * At r See 3 oye ; sey oe foie SS Doses Mee ripe ek . . a S ; — 3 ; aes - $7 Monthly . “oe ef ‘ ‘ ° & oT ‘,ebriuger * 5 > ‘ : ¥ Heimann rf S ! ! ! a) a ‘ at a Alesander Ib o ° ; » ' a : ; \ ee MeViavws 3h t ? : ‘ . 3 y AEE dip i aime Se gages fe, ae tore rie. aes = a : Johornon If 3 1 ? ' " ” O . hes Paes Boek. ss = Bokeh oe us | ee es ¥ Ee 9 me ee 52 . er 3 : Phittie « ‘ n e . a 0 x Bee ag i ; ae 3 : = schuble »« ] ' 0 ed . ' e | , pee } eS: SS : off Reduction : Sot ae. ow HHS vs iz es SMe $ Tu tat 33 90 «82 «St OSS. OY Y se ee ages. lunings. ,2346507880 F. | : SA » ig Be Rs Rrewns 901004040 o— 7?) : Pet reit see@e@5 07 @ se) WI ee sips ae Se, ee ; a Run. batted in—tiehringer ¢t). Mew | : i Pe OR o5 Te eo 2 ander (3). @Reurke dJolneen (3). Mell AM pe * : oe ae. ve o] mmr Twn-base hite— Manurh., =chuite. . s Aress, Gehringer (1), Manion, Three-hese | BOTH STORES ‘ hite—tiee, WeVlewus Mome rene— ieee x x 2 ander, © Reurke, dehasen. Sacrifice bite % oe i —Jobhnsen, DBDoghte playr—rese te Wellliae * a mS 4 \ rick out—ty Obie. 4: br Bilacheotter. 1; ’ EXTRA * by streterké. ‘, Pitching reeard—eoft . Blurhbeider, tt hite im 41-3 tenings: off : “irtierki Go Riles im ST tanings. — ‘ on bases —Browns. 9: . & Time * SPECIALS! _ x same. 1:47, Lmgires—Dinecen. ‘allio and Geiscl. Lessing piteher—Slachoider. S,\12 Axminster Rugs — Soe ; x te Slightly used. $1 9 7 - | : ¥ By James M. Gould Mpeciet......... . $1 Cash Delivers These : Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | Bed. Spring and Mattress ‘ DETROIT. April 27.—It's always by Out fit— $ 2 75 Leonard . Dr ge 5 fair hitting-weather when the De- r Special... oe . = * a 8 see ee OES Kotte akge 9 ri a! troit Tigers get together and to- | Chiffonicrs—With a Refrigerators x Gay me no po spp no bees = | “ . dG tiaehoider and Streiec a. Sar S°PanT5 = ge in . y ; : : yA ag | | : - ight the St. Louis road winning takin. 4 & 75 ‘ 3 | a EN PEE Ft ee | ex OS EE ee, Bae? a Eo IS i ee roe S. Sireak to an end by trimming the Cabinets. . peg 3: e Aly a rn In e1 se eatyre r ‘ . oda Ses Brive acai ts 3 7 ae % ees eR ae eee a t pS ae: eae . Z 4 ee roe Despite the defeat Gas Range.— sulated. Poreelain lined ele ' rowns moved into first place. fj : Cabinet style... 31 4.50 exteriors of coal " a “ ses : en never were in the), i teriors of golden oak. Mont oe r only rut | ‘ Kitchen Cabinets in excel- End Sale Values’ : x = . O'Rourke in ‘the thiee | lent condition. cs nate . a Cai oom “ : re he thi - mpectal......... $18.75 « Be Wh Biachelder and Streiecki e. : | x a 4 —_ tle east my ‘ = ° ning Thereafter, Ufte | $2 75 || : +++ Ht Requires Only Five Dollars Down and a Modest Budget Plan a E ‘ 4 | ~ ) - to Detreit ree- ‘ “The ' ES ey CRS or near four rum | 9 : . The bedroom! Next in importance to the living room! And here you have as beautiful ve eaten ten Ee Including a 5-piece break. | .? : - i c i ee : se. ee ee a os ee | : a room assembled as any you ever saw, at a price that meets the demands of the average ke | >, hae, besten Se ° | a ROOM-SIZE VELVET RUG! A rare value of both beauty and economical importance a. : Wo when Kress was nated . : % * : — : 2 © tine Piate or w fiat proved to vs : RUGS—SPEGIAL : ai: S singt: by Manion “gummed” @& ’ ‘ a: BOO ince fer the Browne te de 4 Sxt2 Fett: , | $1 Cc h D li ‘ Store o erm Ere : Till Ni . r-tulneatet s Rice appeared certarn : ee $6.95 as etivers T Bese . Pp mings + ime ; F * ig ake the eatch which made Rugs. pecin : 5 - . ’ 77. : & hy = care fs nd w hes : did Ox13 Tapestry $15.00 : Porcelain y ‘ l OT tlre ‘8 Oltt eniernce q “oom en nh ett : pete a - 4 ; . - # re , » , _— —es ay Gas Ranges > Of VUur Customers ev Ps of Rice's thruw stepped his <a ela . , : Our Slore ls Open << yes tly - PP ae Ss o_ A wild throw by Manion in | used... j $19.75 bY | x a JEL e P : b fifth when the Tiger's counted! ‘ Every Evening E ‘ve runs was the only mixplay of = Ww : * is SS : : The game. Also it was the Browne” a N Hite poreeiain with ing “ l niil ‘N lllé first * boot” since “le 1 started. , rt ) oe broilers and service . HOUSE FURRISH in . COMD ror Detroit, Ak ‘under and Jonnte Store Open ruil 9 P. M. drawers W ond: 7, Mt hl ' < / ANY son hit homers white Gebringer. oe se eel te *''h «2 puter ef dowltce and a the ° , . y . I ry wes | «~ a be Pete. : Rif \: it ; " : :, ‘Hthber of titghs “a8 the leude- oe , : eS 1120 to 1130 Olive St. 123 * “Hiller of the day Every Tiger sot at legat one hit and every ie hing aw the Tigers hit sarfely The result moved the Tigers te the 390 point for the scaven with Continucd on Page 35, Col. & 206 N.12 "Sr a. MARKETS, Liberal Allowances Made on Your Old Furniture as Part Payment on New—Call GArfield 3628

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ae ease . PRreE® i ; eae ie ie - a : Say ¥ van 2 we Rak: . ee Pex - ae ae a ee . : S OF. Sor v = “ Plan Convemence r Customers lore Is Open ‘y Evening wil Nine te at a : BOR RRY HS OAM em SOV > he “ ew - etre PPP LPS” a ee i ie a a i el Ee Ok en ee aa British R eer C PPA AA LAD DANIAN AAD AA ADA NANDA LNA eh A TS \\ FY ‘ 4 : ¥ 2 a ee ee ee ~~ lu a ee el SEE : America’s Stars ( race ss. —PAP PAAR LAL PAPAL ABP LA A Ll AAA AM AOA A A ee ne ee ee he i il Bie ~ A al ww ~ - PIN SP LL AA AAA ehh hhh de dl hh a hh lh al a ak ll al all ll ell ell ell SOP PPP PPD PP LDL AL A hh he ee ee i a a a VEGF > AY SST OUTS POST- nISPATCH \ dll — GY f Pe r | a / *. tae : ~ PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929. 1—68 teed, CARDINALS DEFEAT REDS, 7-3, AF TER LOSING OPENER, 7-2 - Tigers, With 17 Hits, Smother Browns, 10 to 1 }AID MAKING FIRST START BEHOLDER Ford Bes the Throw o Thi Bae in the Pint Gane of Doble Header HURLS CLUB TO EVEN SPLIT A . TED FROM a muerrcmmrrerenmemms, NK ROUTED IN OPENER HILL; HOMER pe eusty Oe: We Took the Series! : ind PLP LP LPBPBPLBPLP LIAN ODA AD DA hhh PIRST GAME. SPCONT CINCLNNATI. Cine _ i ie a. fe a | =» mee Fe > ae | Zitymann if * 1 ' 1 0 o 4itemann if.... 4 ” " 2 " 0 | | > ee we eae 1 1 7% a o Crit, 2b .. ; ‘ 3 3 3 " rT) | i Wai? BO 9 8 ee Ste et ..6. 3 8 oe | Aen of ...cce & 1 © 4 @ Oren @ cocess 6 2 aS 2 ee | elie SD .nccee 3 8 @. 8 , @ Bie we seseds a @-6-8):: 83 | Dressen Sb ... 5S © ! p) Oresses Sh ...e 3 @ @ @ @ A ow ~~. ee ae ‘ , "" n ae A2. ¢ Sree ” n ! a” " | Gegee*S* acts. 3 i 2 ‘ ! @| DmeM © ccccese 3 ” 0 4 o " | Leaguc Leaders “ LUeUr ' ee 1 1 @ | Ash D ..ceeees 3 1 1 i) 1 7) aa oo Se, ° ee . ° | TUNG «© weccese ! “ n " " ” BROW NS i fptals — > é s oa 13 } Lucas . ee+rere i “ " " " " ——-— © = -. 2 | CAKDIN ALS. Saas — eee ing ; . | oS Sa ae ee Rae Totals . ses 8:3 re Bive 1b ie 4 ” ” ; ye Douthit cf 1 1 1 t o 0 urd batted mene Dressen in ninth. a i el RE a Hich th ......4 © % © 4 @| Lueas batted for Vord in ninth. Manush if . 1 n ! 7% n n Vrisch “h t 0 i : h 0 CARDINALS. Schelte cf oe ee ies . es , oe : | | Settemiey 1b... 4 © 2 13 8 @ ae DG A ress 0 oe ee ‘* i MMe 2 . 2 y *s ; Fa ial ¥ |Mafey if. S$ 4 ‘08 14; & 4 § 8:2: 2 ae aes ee Se, SUS oy “ a ~ the - , eB Fle A 1m, Sp Pc dpi | Orsatti rf. 3. ©) 8- 3. 2 eee A. @ £2 eee apediions oer ey ee tS 7 Te oe aye mt av 7 ‘'. (me. Te : ee 3 - “ Apa ee * ee | Gelbert ss 3 €@€ 6 2+ 3 oe ‘ @ 4°83 2s Manion ¢ 4 0 ” ‘ , ® ca eS Am % Yous ; ‘ 2 B. : é ‘i ; oe x4 | Wilese ¢ ” 0 0 : , 0 | Bottomley Ib... 3 t " 6 n a BLAEHOLDER r = ° ° ; - ° eS DOAK IT a ci) " o 1) 4 aes 3 ” 1 n 1 _————=2.2 © © @ 8 8 FRANESOR fF.1 © © © 3 6l@eniiet .....3° 1 8 © 2 oe comes ——- - * es ie PF... ©@ @ @ 2 SiGe ew... © Ss. ee Lo. sat OS esson gilt cameras iar eae eee ‘Southworth .. 1 0 n 0 0 0 | eee 3 n 2 3 0 " Total mat ! 10 36 ee ! : - , me ee a 1 ’ ' 7) n Jenkins batted for Sirelecki in ninth. Totals . ” . oO, 45 Sve @ io cacsaa 7) n 0” 0 " DETKONT. | Seuthworth batted for Vrankhouse in Maney , ...... @ I S&S ¢ 4 At. oe . 4. I | seventh. ) ai eetty ted. ae, Rice ef ——-— = 8: 3 8S | Innings. 123486789 | Setes.....08° 2 8 2 oe Giehringer ‘th ” "= 1 ! - " | Cincinnati ......00600100 0—?7 Haney rap for Smith ip seventh. Heilmann rf See ie Pa a. ® | Cardinals ...01000001 O22) Innings. 123456788 Alexander 1b 8 a Ss | Kuns batted in—Gelbert, Luque. Walk. | Cincinnati . .. * : : 120006 6—% McManus “hb 1 1 4 ( os | er. Dressen, tiooch, Bottomley. Two-base | ‘Cardingls . “00 3 uw? nag oe os * = @ lhite—Crite, Ford, Walker. Sacrifice hits| "Uns batied Ka BF Kelly. Smith Phittin ¢ ‘ a aig c " n PRE , , |—relbert. Laque, Wilson Double plays— | (2) Douhit, Wilsom (3). Twobase hits Schuble ss ——-— =: -* ae oe PR si : * FE. ; | Brat) Sap age, SY EE % Ks oh 2 od . Sif Poy ae Loe eee ee , 1: off Frankhouse, % Struck out—by lass—Ford to Crite to Kelly (2), Bases Panne. wees see re Se a ee Se Pe ts eae! Fe vs ee Cs 2" c Se cae Ae a a, *3 ~ a om RB; SD. .y , % eee “i: er ig a Se ES RoE £9 SE Se Pg Loave. 3: by Bell, 1. Pitching recorg—~— | °" balis—off Ash, *; off Haid, 1. Struck — ms 0 o1r98edc0ae0a0 o— 1 , ; SS ales? Pig wae sae a ae Vande 7 ae ee oe. ae ee. oO ORIN 24. A > TBE K. SOE is * . er pias 5 off Doak, 5 hits and 5 runs in * innings | oui—by Ash, 3; by HMald, 4. Left on re > ii Ps - , ’ — ~. 4 ‘ ated hatted So A EBS 0). sree With Herman Bell on the hill in the eighth inning of the first game of yesterday's dsabdeheoder. F it singled wad went to second on Gooch's infield drive. Feeney pages 3 cole): ott Frankhouse. 5 i oo ae t ia ei oe ander (5). OKourke dohnsun (5). Heil- L uque = then ee and Ford ¥ was hat d pressed ¢ to reach third on the throw. It all went for nothi ng as he was forced at the plate a few moments later. a and * , £ . ’ } . ’ . : ‘s troit Tiger +] : puddle, athletes competing in the finais of the Drake relay carnival over the Athicties today in a battle sixteenth miles: Start) = : wif " og to le mae ony ix runs inning. went all the way to third ro) igers get together and to- | 3 3 , : : | At post 5 mmutes \" g. 3. ty Vol | \\ ramer, 9. a in the third inning the affair was when Dressen threw vild on his day was no exception. fer thev | today succeeded, despite wretched weather conditions, in breaking of home runs. Lou Gehrig started | Tin 225, :46, 2:13. 3-5, 1:39. 1:404-5. Value to winners, 8100, 9-00, | i Bement 4) fae ‘Sie ae ye blu J , | ed: ae ok d I poo, S500 a ver excep cine 1or ‘ity Of | grounder and Orsatti singled t6 hustler Biaeholder and Streleck? 0 f worlds recort and massing - three more re cords for the 1 Yank ral; rT his second homer Py ry laving J fhe ree nulat sine ry , , : Saeggaaee © it I | i 2 ‘ og! anotber i d ~ 4 ¢ ‘ . @ 5 t i ut c b : se we ' Sat ane ; i? yee A | play pa out the reSfuiation NING Ine | seore (‘hick with the first run of , Ss its of various sizes and Drake meet. oft the aeoaeon tj ! and Al Ed t a ' : — nings ‘the rame. rought the St. Louis road winning , ; Voltes ae ; . ' : 4 —-" oy Haid held the Tedlegs to seven aireak to an end by tri the Four crack University of Illinois athletes and soaked the 11,000 /Simmens tied the count Im CH) Grey Coat ee /' _ “4 4. ” one bit ‘hon eee ¥ sin oe ihe Keds tied it up in the é an end by trimming ti se chi ee ‘¢t. full | The Nut 1i4 - foo ; Mia i be i» thits in the second game and if hi | : — ee Edens hal Sorihard > on, spectators to the skit cighth hitting a Onicr Win 2ul hoe —e ' 9 , ' 15. ' ' fourth. In whiel ‘ ‘ f Browns, 10—1. Despite the defeat | hurdiers, Trimble, Burkhardt, Rod- | SPCC’ | F a a. 2 i 1 hehe )6=6ht t)~=Cd UL SUpport had been better he woulda : — Rag a6 some : : | Oiterness victory with thre ’ er Thr i if ‘ . rs ; - a“ gor : , goed pitching in the rime hi. 7 Un Browns Ineved into first place. gers, and penlinan, Shatter d the , ‘ae Pe » ' wii: er} , “es ’ OF swe-« 2 ee ’ ’ ‘> : ’ Pies ' rie . }-) have breeged hreptrye ' victory . are Critz YW } ie DbOo pole Was one of the Surprise: 2aP* COT n —vire? 194 ' ' } . t\* ,* : T* he + a0 led otf with a sate bunt to Frisch Owlev's men never were In the -— mn the SO-vward . gros 1] . . ‘ ie Chick Hafeyv dropped ashort fly in h si é : Woridgds record in jif 4 >\ ~yare ah the meet eet ds ¢ ate d. AIMONL a a aati f onstil J b > i i 2 ; . ; Ah a ani Walker drew a pasa. Allen unt and their only run was a : ce he aay : i A at.) 7 Molkinge a ] ae E. oO am mao o the fifth inning which gave five beonnad ent, a ho: Her : . =] uttie hurd f reiay eh BcCISSOrTINE othe rs, Ssucn ] ier }) rivers aS Lonitey a 1} 4 } Barge . 11° } ] l | | }¢ Pictu ’ . ' : prati od Barciy, illing the bases, ana t 5 «} livurke 1?) 1 jie thira . ¥ : . ‘ _ 1 ‘ } ‘ " i) . e ‘ . . t ‘ ti? . | ’ tT P| qi) The ‘)> 'w ‘> rTruUrTIS a 7 Tie | | f* > "sr ¢ a " } , , : . inni their way over the sticks in| Warne of Northwestern and Henry |)“ b- (ex . 14 May 14° Thut Haid went on pite! 7 Kellys sacrifice fly to Hafey L Fornig ol _ = F a , ji aed italrinyg ruve “es Wh = Sit , i (‘anbv of lowa both of whon hud beayt é ' | ' ‘ ‘} UO | eten 114 11 . ve | 41 iacored Critz. Allen atole second nie Biacholder and Streliecki| 1:02 3-10 clipping o 2-10 scconds : : ! , 1 (} in the face of this disaster and his! Rt "* i. oe i 2 @°iv, i at — - :, consistently cleured. more than 1; G ] . ' bh Oh ve " ' + , ' aa imit Iiaid struck out Dressen and © davis neir troubies, Gecorge ‘ i. . »ele a (hy Siata } stig ‘ F CUS . 4 ' - r ‘ ’ . ' on , on nana Aisve rer neni ¢ -¢ opnne’s COMITrACCS raiiied j! if weyVyentil at , : . 5 ] de , : : ott tiie il iT KK StL ” “ iiiGvv — Ld Ss in {ant in indoor Cont petition ; ("at # ot ; : " ’ : : id f ’ . bas : * ; ; - ' ; * al lees b 7 ’ ; lin } ’ ' hi iule dj dow n lord bs | long me, for Detroit, carned his third ] | Ton or f ; | ; cen tro 1 bees nt rist ri : a : at) : cighth to break the tie and giv: j + mr. i oy 1 0 l¢ wenn relavs a yvear ago. iand Marve with threes atiner “A hee g ‘ i) eo? , , ae ene (,rew f ‘ ‘ factar fran fhe start Cle qrive, Sraight 10°49 Vis tory in} ft hye eCasit — > t} 2 e ‘ i (j \ i} i Ce Ot . , yer ER) ¢ : ’ | ve Pe - _ oe es = , : 7 > nore - wir a | Sear a four-run margin if ! i” fashion Th, Be wt: dia. wot 7 Wiifred kKetz otf (hye L niver: ify tied for secongd plac e, could do no eons 3 . - ~ ais. yuan eat Sete a -“ , , le : prec TET — ehve Cini: hiafey again led off in the fourth hits off the formmer Cleveland stariof Michigan set a rev carnival better today than 12 feet 6 inch: Pipat fy eee A, | way. COM oS en & ee wn p sion | om 4 re ene opts Pete bichlding on Both sides ind again Dressen made a wild te : ' ; iif ‘ : af , ij ? q) i lms ‘¢ - rtf a. 4 rere . ~ . ° TT Hie wane in the first | : ay : Manning's Victory a Surprise. a ce on s paid: Voltenr F540, place $10.50, show $6.30; Grey Coat Kenneth Ash, who opposed Haiq| threw. Orsatti walked and Gel- : " = record of 157 feet § 2-o inches.in! , ; ‘Ee . hi ording ia ay (rail WEG. pris ing victory. establish d a re Ce | niile run. Mia ; ° took hy t, ae] ‘ “ 3 7 prog! wn thie pris y senson af racing bis re ume fon ciose i tir feature three errors at third base i 29G Chie Continucl on Page 2S, Col, 7. a _ , , ita Us. has allowed miv four runs : omen 4 hy after ye first quarter and held it: Sinmmo f \ u : : ’ : : ‘ j j ‘ ane j ord of 12 {eet 4 +s inches in tNne i] \ ” : 4 + : , , ' was the $1) 0.000 ( hye aDea ke Stale: for vear-ola oF mM the 27 Innings he ha pitched = ; ali the way. with Frazier of hKan- |! : 1° —. ’ , T crit oe — | - cn eptenes P ‘ . } » Ie : . . ‘ ‘ , } : ] ‘ ( his ‘a ¥~4 ‘ gt ‘ | J fh i | ‘ - iy ties Lo nile 1] Live Brow! . D ase _ a ha ) 1] On a Siridgde ioe lil # - r . ii] a New Medicy Relay Record, ee ome wn " Dvkes as | RN BEE ie am far the $50. _ oe 2 oo 4 ce ex She Browns t0 Co ning the 100-vard dash in :09 2-5| the sky was dripping a deluge of prs. Hale. Haas. Simmons | nel lee ee nage Chirngo .... & S& 25 .700 600 Philadeciphia. 5 3 80m+ - ‘ ? , } Ng it i. a? fe > ; * - . ; > ‘ : : . . : > : , ’ — out » . a “ . i thing Bice appeared certain two weeks ago. splashed to victo-! rain and the track was ankle deep | >} le—Haas, Cochran ho _ Saree Sam Pijuan: _ CARDS - © 4 600 636 515 | New York .. 4 3&3 ° Make the euteb which made . Sage : ; iie—Dykes. Home rine — SS ———————— tga bs New York > 3S .500 S71 420) Detroit 6 6 . . ’ ‘ . ° - - , r ’ + fe) rth “~*~ ‘7 wy — .f stan © ° . bad ° ‘*- Kre a eras ange tease crv in the century today, a comfort- | in mud. ne isee— Lazi Durve! > © 4 a6 res . SS careful a vhen he did , ~ i 4 300 536 .40¢0 | Cleveland .. 2 %& m 4 ~ «? 6 r\ , relay of . , +} ; . : ; had a }e ad of tw 0 . P hal alll s oF " oft 4,’ . ‘ ; - * nag Rice's throw stopped him field at the half way mark and in- | ord for the discus throw yeasterGay i verkes 1: o _ i shaw, > off Orwoll, 1 ° I Int ti nal perce mew ee ” : pom — oi Washington e : ge “ : ; ‘ereased it with every step break- | with 158 feet 3 inches, failed to ee "uck « ar vee : mares i bes Gre e f See Bo ton in n erna 10 | Cincinnati ” 355 .400 .300 Chicago ..., row 3 , » | —- - Faas yy. Orwe ite —Cif ~"pgras., 13 1 : ¢ throw by Manion In the » the tape about three yards | eclipse this mark in the finals to- | “= “ss Junines: off Moore. 1 in 1-15 ~ | MS fifth when the Tiger's counted | "™S the tape about | 22 oS Fi xin ourney Today’s Schedule tol wee EO ma rs counte .iabead of Jack Elder, Notre Dame; day. Just to show that there was mee: . ve. Saas MR: ph ppg In Soccer inal 4 ey y 2 the ga; rae . -. he Only misplay of fiver. Eddie Tolan, Michigan Ne-/| no fooling in his achievement Of | paiters): off Kar shaw * in 2-3 turings a NATIONAL LLAGLUL. ’ AMERICAN LEAGUE. ax the Browns first “Loot” 'gro star, was third. | yesterday, however, he tossed 150) © lig = ekets ioe Guan tie: “i | eae i Pittsburg at Mt. Lows. | Krowss at Detrott. ‘ . rt? erTnes nh x ‘ int (? : For Det re - ry a jp yneny Bracey ran his pre liminary heat | feet this afte oe a } seri). wid Up ate vy ine (ee eee ee ni ? , a es ps8 a es 1 . soles Ciscage at Cincinnati. ew aes os mechs 6 hie Gehringer, | esterday in 209 7-10 and his per- In the special race for letter men | | nt es—Metrown, Vang | gps wit : : i ee die metned. ae ten ae Vhileadciphi- at New York. | pe nacn Se mes. al Wee & pair of sites wud a tke | sormance teday. allhough a 8 footva : tears, the I —— states | nell Ti ame sige tad oe WEMBELEY STAVDI! LLNEg Len tie Gentine chee teins Bosten at Brovkiyn. . Philadeipiiia a Hunt, ees é' ef ai second slowe! “Wa cons!d- itary cage romped away ite — Beltos Waonderes , ; we ~e Phe is , ia . ing a . aes : - a se Pices bere d remarkable because of tive “wiih a victory. with Nebrasha sec- College Baseball. es ; Lead euwk, Ps Kootba Oat oe ~ ‘oOurharme f : ‘ “ge Yesterday's Results. | SH at teast o und every ip- {Sloppy condition of the track.| ond, Notre Dame third and Texas; jehish, G. Usrte sucrm 3 (10 innings). See rn wana ee | complete in the in AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE Ring Se ts he lige: bat® scee Peake When the sprinters left the mark a) fourth, The time for the quarter ay gue. v} ae. a OO ae SuCciaiO '» ws ternational tourney se heduied there! Detroit 16. Browes !. (ardimals J-7, (incinnat] 7-4. & The re: ee oh Oi Bn steady drizzling rain was beating; mile was 43 3-10 seconds re le AY -. Wale. “t tide jmouth by two goals to nothing ‘May °4 and 2 , ix announced Washington 3. Boston 2 (hicage &. Miteburg 7. + the 560 point for the season with |@oWn On them and shortly there-| Illinois romped away with the/ Wels Cross. 3: Brown. 7. Both tallics were made in the sec- ,esterday by President Robert New York 9, Philadciphia 7. _ Philadciphia &, Brooklyn % «« a ; 8: P ; after, the drizzle turned into A . ks ne ihe ie = = re be : i? 2 + ea bs sy 7 4 oS 2 "4 ' & + ti } § 7 me EL RE RT IL DI LOL A IA ON, — ~ Oe tC Be ee ee Pe eS a ee hg eA RS BP * ee Bre O4. > a - * U ; : ¢ 4 ‘f : : -

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pun Are * ee ee ae ee 5 - " "! “ ¥ ie ee a en ed een FBI ot TPL SE LAM aes IES wey ts el dS oe Re ae a a ne ee Pe Sas , ee bitte oo “ gy - Oe ar (Sieg ip LEP Planer phe een & ie AE ia ee te ay RAD aera “ty ote Sete ey Ae ee oa ae ae y i 7 ER tea Or i LG ANON G04, pemmetee 7 vee Xs Oe iat e 4; Nt aa Ke . Fe ee W hes iy SP ees Shoe . cr % hy Sage PT et Soper, = . c. Pre ua) oa nog: Oa MR Te > al nade tah. ckats the adhe te, sala cate . > ge oe oe *) s . y wei ms Ses bs ea ‘ges ara eats dad Roe * v Se ee PS etx veh, | F Age Sas wee a 2.5 fis iz hi si Pee Asan 2 > wae Ny we a od , ‘ f eeuk 25. ______ ST, LOWS, POST; DISPATCH... | SIMPSON EQUALS WORLD 100-YARD RECORD, WINS 4 RAC OHIO STATE STARS ALSO HELP HIS TEAM GAPTURE TWO RELAY RACES IN PENNSYLVANIA MEET : “Penn Relay Champions PAILAMELVHIA, April 27.—The Mapor College relay chain plot. crossed in the Penn relay carnival as compared with 1925 wirrpecrs - 2 byent. . Vuzrter mile .. - Ohio State poe. TON. State (tie). - Half mile Riese 6ace thro state ees ' . Obie tate i . ket eee « EES a four miles . ee, Dartmouth soe 7 . Vase SS ee : eo ee I, North Carolina peueme G@eemiey . = 4 i? : ° - ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 " *3 > . ra se P - oruugua (0 @ cilllaar 10Ca)s fore a ¥ . ‘ ? | of scnsm@ionai spript periormadbers GWeorse SIOpPseu VUildg Mil ' ; As His ciosing sualikts Sim ps nO is t - t equalicd thc listed world’s recerd . has : held y Cornell si of $3-5 seconds in winning special 10U0-yvyard dash. This was = ot records # % j Ne . . | his fourth s& eesive tTriumpra!l Lie id ~ - 1 ANG ; ' ’ : : ned ty ~ ' ay } - (>- ‘ . . d ~ rad of ‘ ua «i 4 j id ; .. j : - ' , ; ? . P . ¢ ; " : . . . " re : two davs. during } ¢ 2108 o* t 1 t s ‘ , a and anchered the Chio Stal - y Arlie M s of Wiscons ters that ra of st > the ‘ i * - } . > een ~ and half miie cOilece reiay chan.- Mave Myers, New York Uni — mot ships ~~" ae 4 ee ° re + 7 ws +’ Me ~ 4 ‘ ~ ‘ €’i¢ A 1? i> + 4 ~ ¢ r¢ Lf 2 - final - , Be i . +; Go 1 : in «oe + ’ 5 ,? y ’ , “4 t 4 t sia > e s. ai. ‘ ay ait ‘ a4 ddbite StAté Hurdier ! se ll +h ‘ ‘ ' aantional feats bw more thee 2" 1h to the Mid-West when ie Maroon ~ . —“ >. a 23a et ot nOy? 4 by, + ~. tle les _ s OO} 101 ne colle “* athieltes Guat won c O-IMUcs Feia is ~ ; ’ — ‘ * . may, ? ? Faun > + ks 4 Ss if ~ VA i i Ny w“ = ae Le 5 : a | r"e 4) ic i ae “ aim . 4 . m™ tk ’ | > La bak 1 a ' ‘ u were shattered todav. making a ~* ' ‘+ — 7 “ Se . » 4 ® > - t CPErTo slarY ran fF totel-of 11 record performances of aiiien — Sarious order in twe days. in addi- | &™chor halt 1 this Ya fiom to a number of accomplish- 1:03 2-9 to ma ® vards los } nt hat ’ ist Ax COMNSNHIMCU- by his tea ics t Virgil Gis OUs een not of record-busting | { *'Ca@SOs fast runns the st Lariet to outiast Edwa - stretc] Paavo Nu ae mreiv beat ey ’ i wo ! 2 \j ¢ 1 mmute, 27 seconds in the haif-uyil: thro. with 368 feet % n \ ius : ‘ ; " ; y Setay. clipping 4-5: seconds off ; Hedges of Fy eton in Zales off mark. while Penn State's jump w: fj e* la v4 Gistance runners brought the re-) Adel of Georgetonu lav Program te a ciose with @ rece | Shot-p : feet 2% 1O&. ere Victory in the four mile race ‘Green | the arm) i the brea oe 2s Minutes, 48 3-5 seconds. This jump, 273 feet 5% i: es, POODLE The S li A I ee ee ee a BRAMMER THRUW SPECIAL) —Won % va * recoru: ] i ™ a ward *. Biack. Maine Its ft. ‘. in Cur 19} eecona. Den Gwinn Pitteburg. lo; 1! CLASS R \ “A . % in.: turd. Warre Wor Curnci HAMPTONS ; ‘ le? tt. 8 n.; fourth, P. N. Vencks - . ‘ “—_ : i . Som " aeconed ¥ ale thin = acuee , ™ aimee, 1:27 inew carnival reeord. ferny NE MILE PREPARA RY SCHOO + rece of jl =2=74o made \ T wie LAY tHAMPH'NSHIP Win y Nrark INVITATION ONE-MILE RUN Si Won by Lee Lermend, Peet A \ ° second. Orvsi Martin. Pundu phere UN EMI} el ras Sa it w yy KR} 4 \ Wiliam MehKnilt ienva. litue. im (MAMPTONSITP Wr % ¥3 14 3 Oe. Se aoaereel. “ 7 York. iimtarce. Lita ft » % 1 Ne i ty? x* ‘ : ™ i . - ” Penn Relay recumi: former reeerd of bins airs Dine. OG-10) (equaling a FM in. made by Oberst. Noire Liars macend. first time made by D. J. K in ive Sesuan!, Freedman, Geneva, DSi im Lee ft... sty m.. third, Worden, ( ornei ISS | €S0-VYARD SHUTTHE HIorp ' tg i in feurth, Lee, Penunmsy!\ania, 184 Won by Arn ert Ns ii. mira] V «et ‘ aun Wi te m \ eee ee e INTERSC HOT. ASTIC TYSO-MILE RELAY). Meinia, ’ CHAMPIONSHI?—Woen oy Lakewood POLE VAlL rw. | teak Vuk 4 ’ , Onhje.— (‘ Relinger. blbot! MM. Saiths | meight, 13 feet 5% inches: eecund PP and Womer': secomd!. Mercerabure, Psa.. | ard, Pittebure. 12. feet 3 th Acae@emy, third, tarniitomn Luetitute. = SMoneg wx st 1? feet 6 tienes Raieew Caneda. Time. Sim. 11! 1-2. “eetcnester Normal, being awarded SR0OT PUT—Won br Adelman. Georre | owe “rir COLT EGE RETAY t ~ oe 7 oe ' ? : . Z se taon: distance a; t? . } bo ie, Ntta te NSH S ‘ ; ” ‘ 4 T 4 =" r ww Tat aE ts . ; #+ i} . wit o>) a Y Warn ‘] ~ r. ween: distance 4% : tat Pratt. Riries ~ ; 7; third, Smith. New York Universit: Svract ated” theme eet 46 %. 2 .: fourth. Weaver. Chicas a eee: 6Sour - = tt. a0wU! Val o Se N. miC dev, Yak | nic ; ey 7 UNVITATH 'N THRE! MILK 2c0N.. a - by Paavo Nurm. Pesiand, smona. o. MISSOURI U. TENNIS eecio™ | preck Club, Philaduip! third: her. Ohio State. Time. been, TEAM WINS MEET 2D 1 -Se. ~ P " - ? > BROAD JILUMP—Waon rh. imme: qo ’ CULL ABIA, Mo.. Apr dies rt +s ahh “iene \iernia m4 af : ‘4 as i be e ore + , " a an : - ad i ida)? ne (oul recom 145 ft. 12 im.. mac “ = - . > ~ a A W. Muckh econein, tm 18> One Br: ‘ second. Kaermus. ‘'hm Shale 147 + % . & § eas Raa tn | r} ~_— fere, Borns, Haverford, igs 4. fOr as rain ended the mer: 4 L168 in “7s, ¥ FOCR. wr } #Re lone —St. Jose} victor: MTL COLLEGE RELAY cMmAv. | oan ere FIOMSH IP ws... P iia i) Che in the sincics Ws i i? 48 3-35 i née re M isan ivd, 8-u, 4-2. SLADAY MORNING Se eee Sal of intdh of the First Heat i in the Junior 220 Dash at Francis Field a4 ie ee ee i i a i i a a i i i i ee a ee ee en i i ee iin no mn a a i i APB BPA AP LA BE AXA LBA AL MAL A hell Penn and Penn ~ 4 McClure. of University City romping hea ‘fir was second, Lionberger, University City third. ee a ee et ac eatin ata 4 ee —— a POST- DISPATCH ___ a nm SS — lA Giu-) OU" Give ES — BRITISH G ~~ a ees ee ee caatiiine«:. 2. as — ~ = > ce NO ee ee es ee i i i ad * Poetic Justice. Atiorney Victor Freoiich is well versed fn poetry of. motion. ife steed before Judge Joseph Sab- ath vesterday us counsel for Mrs. | Antva Barcail, seeking a diveorec, | and spoke as fvllows g 3 HIS metion, if your honor ; Is for i onv and se fers fees | The 1 1 is strong, the \ an THECA I think she should xet twelve bucks a week.”"—News Item kind Po-wit: The iths of matrimony Lead to diverce and alimo They 100 d ad and then Se ret " The motion’s granted—try and —————— Dismissed.” Yeast is veast and west is west, Un heimgemacht the cause we rest The amount of currcney print- , ed annually. if iaid on tep of } each other would make 555 Stacks eac has high as the Wash- , mgton menument And without the indorsement of Uncte Sam's duly authorized agents it wouldn't be worth a thin dime. “Muench Gets Magazine Sent by Mail in 1902.” Must have been April, 1934. irst, in ithe junior ‘helen sialiadaurs. a the comity: track meet. “Bittner, of Maplewood “umber. Jupiter Pluvius and — k Frost WISCONSIN WINS U FROM INDIANA IN ? " —= two of the world’s greatest cold niversity City High Wins BRIX SETS NEW «S232 ounty Track Meet in Both COLLEGE MARK Le a ne ake oat epartee. Senior and Junior Divisions viru eine BiG TEN GAME made a clean swee? yesterday by winning both the FRESNO. Cal. April 27.—Her- it Lott needs further season- City ame sed a total of 961, man Brix, former University of York University. Phil Edwards, N —" surprised by g: place, as it previousiv had not been ‘cabal of champions co to retire from Junior division: 9 University City. Beats Buckeyes. John Bull: Aw. dry ur: ; : | “Lott, Net Star, Will Pitch on of the annual county High Chicago UL. Nine. ing they can send him tack to , ° F ~ “— re? - . e . Maplewood, with a totol of Washington weight star, and now the salt mines. competing for th: Los Angeles “Dempsey Has Match With Athletic Club roke the national’ Newspaper Man.” 3 i sh. rey } , +e = + .* - . ; : inte liegiate shotput record to- Iid Jack give him a Roland PBAPAPPABAAA AAP day mn the West Coast relays w ith for his Oliver 5 POINT SCORES a mark Of 51 feet 115% inches: The i worid’s reeord made by John Kuck Wonder why an ancien’ Greek a o! “+ ‘ ‘ , ) ONO LON ll a Lt all al eal ee im t2e VUiyn pic sames iast year is sladiato: was picked for the Combined Junior and senior “** ¢ 3 (ches vetter s eotagect , — boxing Lophy # For the second time today. Phe modern Greeks go in mostiv ‘9 Wiis , or: far ¢} => es .* ie ¥ Frank Wyckoff, national 140-vard ‘or wrestiing and “strur.berr Universty City. 96',: Maple- a pie ’ dash champior and Chariev Bo- —_ 58: Cliavten. 43: &. mi | si Po gt Charities, 33. asl, - in ] yard dash events. Although she has stra.ded on Clayton, 23: Rirk” a several bars, lately. she hasn't oo ly ; . ‘ioc 91%; W eliston, 8: Nor- BRACEY DEFEATS ELDER come Staggering in.oO port. mandy, «. IN DRAKE MEET; NEW Michigan has parsed a meas- senior division: = ° . ure wre Jing ft } hy —_ University City. 7%: Se. HAMMER THROW MARK * meta wedi Nat the str » sha)! ve laid on the bare sack o; hard- Charles, 33; Mapiewood, 25',:; Continued from Page 1s, Columm 3.00 ened criminais at periods durinz ’ an 4 ™ "= “— Clayton. 19: Kirkw . 92- Nore > ood ofr inhi if iniprisonnient Lo De deter- Blanchard Wins Two HANDBALL CHAMPION RETAINS HIS CROWN WESTERN WINS TRACK MEET FROM STAUNTON “Onis ail : rents. . ’ ¢ ‘ od S aa f tis, ee ar te * Utie W 3 ‘nn o-«,e is _ \ ’ ‘ 5 ; Tethe 5 ~ ' "t wo ly "4 pa j Ses y - t ij Ip. “bkvidence Biows Lp. Dry Case —— PIRATES’ RALLY | 3 | 2 Sie geur triumphs for the visitors with V use > t 2 2 4. Fei gag matches halved—one in the} ~~. = tephenay --: § soa rsomes and one in the singles. » ay re see ' . 4 The near rout of yrs from ‘ een i °e@° ra ¢.. rseas came as a asant sur- — . 8 t4 ; ” “s to the home folk, for few ef aa Totals 8 15 3? ig oe the golf fans of the islandsthought} a ko e a golden trophy cup, symbol of) ges . 2 » « 2 Y & RSE gternational professional golfing/ 49 | ; 2 4 & & 9B gapremacy, could be regained al- ; . s Fay # : " 3 3 ba though that Dour Scot, George Ab sneely : a ; © Duncan, Captain of the British s. 43 ~ - = - team had worked his men up toa d Hargreave ¢ ; « 2. : es fever heat of enthusiasm and pre- det ineutin i > o « foe vailed upon them to practice long| ¢ ; = ‘ " ” rey . | and faithfully for the tests. 7 oo] ieee » . British Win Five Matches. tra ree °o¢ «= i : The winners came from em - ' - i 60 ¢ # t» register their great triump Totals 2. 7 14 2 ae after the foursomes, yesterday,| fea °Ratted ter Ge a ih the count stood two matches for; am “Rau for shee ninth. a the visitors, one for the home team zBated for Ruseelf in Seam *# ond one halved. To win the cup,/ Ss chaise, 23485 6 ee which was held by the Americans} am Pictelers Eeeee o eas as a result of a clean-up in the 1 SO>* @0er~ io is Levecee DD BSDBisS-teit-ns— Ser 3D B->+'§ Disee 7 J | Nuseb nics 3 0 2 @) Semues a i British Regain Confidente. (| adv Fin ! 2° 044) Guriee a : Tonight British go0if has re-/ New wr eae = a > Cela ef ae gained the high place i has not go ¢ ie ain Th, 39 FE neid since the days before the! stes Neo sl . wL 897 ; ee 1" ls great war. seert oe towed 26013¢6-9 2 Capt. Duncan himself led the! him 01 3 sere way to victory, beating the Amer- | foot: — - . ta . | fo er ie — Pahmeye” HP -ican skipper, Walter Hagen. 10 up| dow! ; . Biti, = int " Nusehanm. Tudeon. «2 "Trreell (2h. Goal and eight te go. Johnny Farrell, | mors Gebelein i 2). Gatenne (2), Stee ene sy Ochie. 9° be Hudees & in reiazn '@ American open champion, smiling | four b- Thompson 3 in 3 innings. and dapper as ever but rarely so} six 4 Tvrre mae te hwo ome = soundly rebuffed, fell eight up and Fo Kora Tl. 2 = eehal base Reith, f ’ ax to play before the steadv going it Ken ~~ FF eharies Whitcombe. OIL WORKER WINS The giant Archie Compston gave | was ENGLISH GOLF TITLE™ no quarter to the courageous ine hope By the Associated Prem. uncertain Gene Sarazen _— the (SOSFORTH ; “= former United States open cram- | _Wilham Sutton an eil workens gf pion fell by the gelf wayside atx | fate of Liverpool, wen the Engtish na... and four. "Aubrey Boomer downed: TR tive golf championship teday b Joe Turnesa four and three, and ) Aas defeating E. B. Tiping of the Roya: the youthful Henry Cotton made | man Ashdewn Forest Club, three up and ma Victory certain fer his side by A [™ 4 and > success against Al Watrous, two to ninyv tn the 36-hole final. Horton smith and Diegei Win. * ‘ sur a> 7 : . aii 2a \4 vs. Kalisas 7.) » uN vt ' 7 oe” Ohh fh. 8 . Comtiuned Prom Page 1s. Col. 8. MoMurra RLNNI i iD JLMPo@ 7 ae ‘ SY tee Tuy »vs _ P : , Zz elriws oe Pins = i ir.“ : wb ; ~~» ; iri Hafe, “und Orsatti over : j ‘ & " . ei} a-* \ ’ ~{ , a4 ' ’ ke? ‘ . 7 _ ~-« ce tae . i. Coes ne pilates —— " . ? . \ ma . “) oer ; ent : . -.o- a BELA St. Charles st iB Paani o~ {eet Douthit's Triple Breaks Tie. i Biew Daur a | f | j le, 2 : ; , ee ‘? . ww rae , ; . woeoond Ma ” b heim mi’ Hitt ji? she \iter inxon had struck out to ; 4 > ‘ft ~~ j ; 4 +s ‘ 4 « * a . ‘ Fs 4 , at : : * , : 4 ; VA «~ Ti mi P - a . + ade As a Lb am ii‘? ‘ ad = ’ -_ ~— mt ia 4 3 : “4 7 mernnbnes = it , rig | Zit a | Tile ] 2 ™ 4 Pi = 1 | i i , , 4 7 ~ ’ +? ’ o J . - ary Ry \ ska Ha fe and Critz singled to « tur ' rh Le Re W wo Out and a call of three % rmeyyy — | ‘ WW vr 4 144) : AR] ‘ ' 2 _ ow ; \ 4 ,. ,—_— : ie ‘ ‘ ° P ii 3 ; ” an. ?? ” we ‘* . : layion, # s (Timm irkhhardt. Cave | 22d two, the batters were in ful! “{ “twat in sity a OO 1a mer Oery Mii see siriae A Me] Walker Sent a shert A +a o—} ; i i) | “" N ph eow 4 ir? Y rv) soe ar ‘ : Se ‘ . oy | T™4 nm TH rR A “A . ja ’ A ron \ ‘> ©; cre iter Hiafey rs achee ‘ 2 , —— * « =. ‘ heé Pg i rl a ; a] " +) byeot } " Is + ts MoMurra é tla tal aad on 4 +? ; , P ’ . I . ‘ ’ qs ; ; ‘ in Walden « are silt Lcc)¢s ae a. v= . : e1ore K Suid r rink ~ 7 {i i bh ; , 1M ex ne eer ayy ; As! 4 } i; z ¥ rr, Over aa * L ~ et ; 4 eg 7 14 i j ; ‘ meee . “us *. 7 j -_ - .* ond . , = Ly ? aa Ca | ‘ "v" Ps os i 4 ’ : »| ‘ YA ’ - o _ ‘ 4 e i > oe ‘ , ‘+ a ‘ % . . ; arr 7 ‘% ar “ , Pm ‘ : v8 ‘ ‘ F th “ s a ‘ ’ a ~~ > ‘ 4 , ‘ . ’ + . ‘ Ft ’ ’ . 4 ied ey for 's 7 ’ ry ° . t*9s ry ar "4 ‘ ‘ 4 - 11 ‘\ , 7 , ‘ ‘ ’ ia Ta ft} far . ; ry ‘ hf ‘ ° MOR LVI ‘\ t™- =" rer ‘A . . | . : ame kk i* ~ ; j tm, 4 > . . r - tr = . : , . ° i ™ z 3 4 _ . ‘ ‘ ~ “ i ‘ @ ‘ wi T 4 ~ 7 3 ver} t i strike Lot C ROG , * ‘ ial B . . ied \ee ir 7f Ife i 7 ‘ ae | eft ’ ¢ - . > 7 . =| - : 1S R ‘hes; Sprang ira i., : ore i ’ “ iia ‘ ao - Pwo. UN RELAY —Wor ‘ : 5; - tere —_ ‘ wow Lire “St “ ii ‘j le | ¢% . ’ ‘ mt ur ‘ imei ii} auf - ois? +* n “ : thence les gala Janene, tiimd: | 1g img gave Wiisen an oe : n - rt wt . . et Ps P tf, 4 P @ . " " ? . . - . w ' / Porlusitw t*. pt ? te rts Tes be . ’ ’ = A La ane & | : ~ ' rt } , A ' ee | fle ee Nf Tr? . . , a aé met reat on . = NUFREDGY. SCUl emp wens. Io Ie s os: Harper ay Bottomley walked and then after ; mart) “i Tue Core. NM erry ? Thijs i's hye ’ co“ } id ' im! pte 7 — 7 j | ‘= an ~ ; ‘ Ts e 7 . la fe , a tle ‘ rsa tii “A eT 4 eu. (;e]. . “ t*gure , as . een tte + : a . , . e - . 4 ASa—- Ss Lawver. €lavtor bin ew : ~ os t vert Was safe on Liressen’s furmbte. ¢* '*. —_ ‘“ ‘ ry? ’ ror = i’ | ’ 4 .- ; tj ‘ B . . 44 ' “mr , - | ‘4 ; ; ite City, thas Barnes Ma de Dy MeRow Kautsas State Teach- MSon then pulled a home run tres re at 13 feet in 1024 — rer Saas ' rit ar : . . on 4. » the left feld seats az ie “F-MILJ LLEGE RELAY—Wenr hs “ROY : ats, and the . — ~_ . sey? ty ‘ . . , ~ a vi 4 ore “ TY 7 or: Be. ~* Phi te ® | rt Rear Tal 4c sie : A our a : 4 ad. rbd to yet vw“ Tr me eT EI mast ty « meus Peeus 20 we ens " . re sit ‘ : , . , ‘se ; — ‘ , 4 LOR , 5 on . . P : a ‘ om = é wt Mie- then he threw himself out of the ‘ Be a | ’ ~ : ~ —" * eter os _ . » ? ’ : . ° - rear? y? : : ; *° ; ? 3 st. Bayer. «la a Me-j Canena. feurd testo - 2.4% onter aided by thick hHiafey . - 4 . = Pl writ F : RY .} ! rr ige bord started the thir. F you . if ta ,A \ ou, ’ urth we , 4 > — . fas . A ad . DAT e “4 wis * er a . " -* ™ . : - er Ka © feurt a singie to right and went to third : ' ; - ifT'tLa J : ty r r v , . > 7 c me ‘ - ** ' Isr 48 1-10 - hen ‘,00ocn hd preg One to t bys Lad J ’ * . - s oe ~ *' ; - 44 ART 4 bk ieye -_ = Gio e P , . - ® | " : ; " _ ¢ . . tied — SUONaTY Maple Football | Ti hela etter “Mew Wage SNC Ue id Luque popped a third ett Tt tech 7 th. feign. . * wet " * ~t ® [ue f ; ' « - . «al im « ’ : 4 irre 4 “Setar? sSmrawwe singe to rig ht and ] ord score d ™ f+ ma ¢ \ her = i. . VW oa - REI.AY-—U'niverates 3 oa. nein aaa Gvech stopping at secund Zitz ’ is : + #imme : brows iMe wr YW ners 3 PPing * ia. itz ‘ ' ’ . ’ v* ‘ : . . . " oat +4} berger sa" Ph ener? AMS Tac % ‘7 Bren ; '’ r (tee ¥ eee . : =? ce ’ ‘ . « . imma wunmts i. iy 4 Z " S27) crane? “M apie ccd SPC ry) i he vt on thin Tex ~~ Ra mir, 4 a “Mf i* Ue Loan vo sceu Ty? m= ¢ ‘ 7 7 ” . ’ i] ’ : ‘ rmandy. fourth Time—1 39.8 eg eat fourth, Time—43 9-10 on the ball and had a sure force- . ry > Wi ~ WITT , 4 — _— " . . a VA! Jones, Manies ocd ret ” _— RELA ‘atir Stuc’- out at third, Hiowever Bil! threw i. rkw ond, errerr et w be mp = ger “8 1% Sree Rai — Pon @ . - ; . '. and Lyne! Clavten ¢: - tae Kantane State Teachers «1 Pittsherre 4 yard over . ndvy Liigh 3 head wT at tna . ‘w The ; ‘er 4 _ er ies 1” f. 4 in, (mew count f = La Worm How Geech rounded third ang scored e R res % ~~ rr wwe tt4 . " a . T 9 ve ‘ . 7 . = PTS tre Wee tar “tater XY cuseess and ase | UC 2. urine : , try M — B . eT Magie woo ial, first “fe ier. t aos ‘eres t ‘ . ‘ ° . . , : ad at th ra ~ arm) Johrem vere eave By . , : ‘ee alles a.) a Her hHiafe ¥ reco. ere d the bai! "oor @Peorerrel ‘ st fakes % rss — ‘ ge " . ~~ J . ; 4 arth — anes def y : sme) Ty 7 7} : Rr? rATW..K arenes ' nik ade 4 b urried threw ind i Li 4 7 fF atane _-o — s 12 ’ i enacherse « m re oe a: aie : = the " » - - a ra e4 a 37°T) 7 | "if Mf a =r hh ae To a.e. smi QUue Casilv Scored and . . S ° we "iso ** a . ona —_ on y :? . mers re : LOW HURDLES—Dorfme ' a i a om (a8 Zitzmann circled the sacks and ° & ~ — Pe 4 *'a°o ~ae ; ome Sas . Fis " . . et Matis . rdnre oe enee 14 fnne | SIBO rossed the piate on tbe two} wt . 4 K ct ae : ~ . ‘ - “ i ‘ “ae vom * = ty ithe, phils mi 4S wid heaves . ail, ‘y maoc* . * ur! * ' #°* i Dear’ lows * ut bs _ . 13.1. (47 ine ach}. 4 +his locked Like a bit of bad luck, Sa atin. "0: | Wg te a A a aid’s Pitc 1ing Gives Cards . mere cadtoed RE jimam male 3 20d Abe Mitchell, nine and eight, and;s er. St. Charies, second | 100 TARD Danie — a oe FE B eak T Bill: . A Smith's defeat of another — — se Austin, | Anetivute: | Mider, 1 me. seeund ven r on win — Pred ‘Sa four and | day Against this list of losses the Americans’ enty compensation was Diegeil’s victory over the veteran ind Southwert! permitted Deak to~ . two. ran tarry a bit longer. But oniy a bit. - It was Diegel's birthday and he | the (rte doubled te right amd whet” 9B celebrated the fact that he had | WHE Walker singled to the same Geld. becomme 30 years of age with mere | Th scoring Critz. Frankhews a par shattering shets and spectacu- a called to the rescue. | lar scores than the North eof En- | ¢ six Runs in Innings = | gland had witnessed «in many | Allen forced Walker, but he stele moons. The professional cham-/*® second and scored the sixth ran @ pion of the United States was Gm the inning on Dressen’s singh @ umder fours for the 28 noms he | right. Six hits in the inning Gt played today. — 2 ail to right field. gave Orsatth ome. The other bright mement of the | ning of the busiest mnings ef his caret day for the visiters game when | Com The ga was pot muck ef &. @ "th, who will also have & birth- | nied: ontest after that. Singles &y Bot-” day soon. came from behind to win | exh tomley and toewtti and Gellag ever Robson. Smith will te 21 | laa sacrifice flv gave the Cantal ru Years of age May 722. Smith was condi C1@ gee land ‘a the eighth. ®ne down after 27 holes bat he rg Douthit liich and Bottomilt_ a a in spectacular engonyr ts ok singled + Pa Oe NS epponent, old encugs te ! — the second athe: father. did not win anether helt. | ang ast St. Louis ta The Tieds seo-y their ceva 9— Be haives two and Smith won te; Es the » ‘~ me when Fam rest. ending the match with a great: ev hole. for a birdie three. Cotton's defeat of Watrous at the thirty-thira hole gave Britain | cent] the Ryder cug, although neither | enth, ef the players knew it at the time. | et @ “* they had net been informed of | the gutcome of the other momhes | Alesander's opponent. sust off the green. while Watrous a »* Tas “ ae The first doubie-header eof th@ <3 a The American oat 5 4 season attracted a good Saturd@? a i ag... ~~ perfect niblick shet & : =e cros“d of 3.000 Several (howle o- line ¢ he ball en almost & 4 : ami girts, '4 years old e886 jo sis es the cup. It went on to Sep iy young! \ i pewmmed the games * Bute “et above with « down-hill iron ife upper deck of the left aie Warr to be dropped ter a tour. wing of the grandstand 88 sae the Seen was already three down, | guests of the owners it wae , : lead . lishman having taken this | girts knothele day.” as every oo biay during the outward afterneon | Saturday will be while the Car@® « b the and the Detroiter had to eink /* are at home - wm Putt to halve the hole and keep : a = | 24 mate going. as Cotton's chip; Gilly Seuthwerth made RB gt ted 4 Watrous | first appearance of the seasee Rareiy “ . +? ; : , . ?. Tmt the diffieult putt tt the plate when he batted for ~« oo all i » ol Prank house Lhe : t ” ; ank = ‘a tm seventh im _- Siready had Gus te thetr | aale ning ef the first game with tee a and Cet matches nw runners on base. The stands ~~ ‘ons gave them ¢ applauded and asked for a home : run but Billy sent a short fly | Ferrets die e to Allen. Pi ef all. Neither his sport ! 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« . 3 See Moonee ‘ a ST.LOUIS : SSeS —— ae POST-DISPATCH . — — UNDAY MORNING, ‘ApRr 28,1929 = —_—_____ ST Louis POST: DISPATCH ae, PAGE SS * BRITISH GOLFERS DEFEAT ai; RICANS, 6 TO 4, IN RYDER SUP SERIES. | nn a} 2}. Se Jenkins Jr. = : As Press ‘MOORTOWN. ENG. Agent 27. goles today decisively defeated the am jag Brough the singics with a rush gee was halted. . By Harold Tuthill. Cleveland Jumped into the lead Five Victories in the Singles ran ' itish total for two days’ }? | S : up a Bri y nm the City High School League play of aageaagoon won, against RYDER CUP GOLF ¢ | baseba!! race yesterday by blanke four triumphs for the visitors with TOURNEY FS ;/ ing Beaumont, 5 to 0. while Cen two matches halved—one in the $ (ral was relegated ty the cellar n i | Bases and one in the singiss "SATURDAYS mince velt, Tha" 2 t0 © defeat by Roose. z : The near rout of ~ men from Whit be, . velt. The doubleheader Dilayed at / +s overseas Came as a Pleasant syr. defeated Johnny aa i, v. s the Public Schools Stadium, ai. ty prise to the home folk, for few of A. 8 UP and ¢ atre , tracted fewer than 209 Persons. os the golf fans of the islands thought | George Duncan 4 Cleveland hurler, Pitched his sec. ty golden trophy cup, rmbol of feated Walter 7, ene . » Clveland hu “Fr, Pitched his sec. ~ imernational professiona) golfing 10 up and s. Hagen, U. 5. ’ ond) straight” shutout Victory and | , supremacy, could be regained a). Rae Diege U.s A ical NOW Owns the record of six hits tn o ° *“? , . , ‘i though that Dour Scot, George Abe Mitch : a9 from 18 innings, Van Nest’s Mates dis. "eae Duncan, Captain of the British 3. cl, Engian UP and Played a defense that spurkied. ¢ a x“ tam had worked his men UP toa ’ Beaumont loaded the bases in the ae tever heat of enthusiasm and pre- defea ; mpston, U. S28 Sixth, but Bar! Jansen came to his 7 5 * mulled upon them to practice long | ¢ a: anew, U.S. 2. mate's rescue by forcing Slater at — and faithfully for the tests. Aul Be mer, Ensiand, won {the plate for the first out. Weid- ’ , : ; British Win Fire Matches. from Joe Turn : v. s A.. 4 } oe nee ane Schaberg popped ae , arr : . > We Be ? f . | The winners came Srden béhtne 3. og | } MINOR , at the plate for ~ the first oyt. ia pa to register their great triumph. | Horten Smith, U S. A., de. | $ LEAGUE sou gig aie ee 7 : s ° a a Ge | | POpped to McLaughlin to ki gt, 7 y After the foursomes, yesterday, | feated Freq Robson, England, 4 | MAN Mean Woy -To A WiGhter ‘ STANDINGS, RESULTS ) Beaumont’s ¢h "9 : the visitors, One for the home team Henry Cotton, nd, de. SOUTHERN LEAGUE ang scores in Fourth, : ad one halved. To win the ‘uD. | feated Al Watrons. 7 S. A. 4 oat ee At OO Dewser on ~— ewes WL Pe. ep ior three innings Cleveland was , ° & A.,, TAlca tat | Barm’h, , mse _ held hit! *It- sp which was held by the Americans,| and 3. = a a | Memphis. § 7 72% Lit nee 6 r o , Mitlese:-but in the fourth Telt- npg es oat Of a clean-up in the Ernest | ot 32 THE Mosr PACT Nie Alen’: & 42667 Nia Bock: 3 ‘Toul yaubled along the tert ie. A 4 i ia ie ume. seer “Atm a ee ne ot « + Atlanta. ¢ 5 54; Mobile..." 9 9 sre! foul line, Telthorst advanced to ti United Sta 2 a ~ and 2 % ° on ' ae ite en ee - i we! can's men had to win five of the ished al even 7 on 4 CENTRAL LEAGUE. | a MeLaughiin's tantieg W ire es {LUB. wir Pet. CLUR W. L. Pet | SAcrifice bunt Which went for a Sry Barie : mingles today. They dig Just that tal—G. Bg: + Ss. 4.3. | Danio’: 2 11.000 N.Wayne 1 1” 564) “safety due to slow fielding. Slater run nthe while the Americans were winning Tied, 1. / Cayton... ; : yo Spry . 4 SOY | ———. struck out Klundt but Weber let Ze thare 3 “ d et 2n v ; ~ es —? —— 1 os i) a VU0 . ; basen enetg ie Baa toe FRIDAY’S FOUR SOMES | so COTTON STATES LEAGUE, | 57 the Associated Press the third strike go between his It Frise, The course was fairly wiped up | Leo and Al Espinosa, Lead W. L. Ect. vier B. WoL. Ped | NEW TORK, Aprij 27.—Bob | /e8s ag gg tinsing 1S e one i ; Ree ° ; ~ -t a cKs 4 * n = etonie, Hill & wih the golf invaders as they | (U.S), defeateg George! Dun. ( Rs Aen. - 6 i $67 Hat’ burg. € 5.489) Smitn Beld the Giant batters. , in i iclundt stole thing nk gt2_ ' . > on f / Ta... © =~ “24l Meridian S 375 : % off) were repulsed on all but two fronts can and Aubrey Boomer (G, B.) ® S e ackson.. 5 5 00 Eldorado. . 6 250) check today ang the Braves Look | when Weber threw Past third. Binet, Wis way one drawn battle. Leo Diegel, |- + i ) woe 5 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. /8 & to & victory tum New York. Cleveland made victory certain Mie Umpinn to” who is very, very £004 when he | . and Fred Ro b- . CLUB. wire Pet. CLUB ow L. Pet. | Ges ‘raw sot hem) in the seventh by counting twice on shin Mo is good, and Horton Smith, the | son (G. B.) defcated Gene Sar. ttpee Bachester ~ ~ 714 Jersey City 3 4.495 and Crawford sot home rune; three hits two errors and a wild ; Ps e j , o a Mure ‘ o> 66 j M ontrea)! : 3 4 .4°9 ; : L — egies ose ond “ \. a" Mi'polis “eo Pm me $6 ACTR I ann? 2 10 red —— St hovat AN Sige Wes ce , Central's Thi > Sin -_: ; ; , : . . . é . . ai ‘4 § > , . hou bh . 3 } n ps . = ALE ; eer British to win six matches te four | shor. to the green were uD to* ’ ° . oe IC COAST ss | O'Farrell 2.17: 3 2 1: @ Sl. Conteh hopes to remain in the Fant . Basa i we ,. oS instead of seven to four Qs se ; "et. 2 ee i *Fullis ee Ee aie rT) TD 7 rT 3 : f th foen’ aes | , ss emed | standard The 4ey was cold and 1e8 O Mission 19 34” FSt. S'mento 16 72° Pett ® F race after the conclusion of the iF | a ¢ Aidt. measnns oa : : 2 3 1d ° = ee 16 17 «C Genewich p> °°’ J ie ee ; = : — 4 : ’ - “ ‘ y géees Cf #9 ‘ “- : Mowe Hh LS gi ia dermje one at the thirty-firth, leonditions wer. 2"? sufficient), Sainte tte c. } | | fandond 17 38 ‘sal Beane 2 ap -£80 oe rv es o 2 suffered its thirg consecutive de. page a2 2 | P henee ae ae? British Regain Confidence. ‘adverse to eifect his play Sreatly. . ni ee se en ae ce eee Minor Lea, 4 ts ae i B-+ +2. @ & , 2 @ @| Sat Roosevelt's prowess in sub. en « See ee: oS ahd Tonight British solf has re- Nevertheless, his Putts would not he rtee Bed ax écleate uaa, | Be According to Harris, they | OTrENNs Bibeiingey ek ery | duing the Mid-Cityrns rest solely — =? ©} Gu an 2 8) eee ete high place it has not! go down and his second shots in. the Browns are at _ 36. with income were Very much alike—ali men He TON STATES “——AGtr, | tee ues 4.38. 39° 9s “gl eee eee arm of Ubi. who permic. — «> i? : o . slsi-«- tal : ’ ‘ it «a Owe J i ~ eA f urs ; ss, ' : " : 7 Pota ls ; held since the Gars before the | me Vieterion hae on.” : de ngceny Laure ah 6. Jackson 4, Ran for O'Farrei) in ninth inning, ted five safe biows,, Central's best on Stead of €0ing low from his club. ictories and r reverses sure! 8. Meridian 0 ee Senew ' | oe a ee reat war | seemed fly hich P pe Our reverses, Carroiu.. one of the many ba)) Monroe * Vichaghe 2 + Batted 122 goenewich in fifth eee | Opportunity to score came in the ‘i a 45 : | . *d to fly &h and often Se : 6 . ' ; ger Bi 7 : Afewena. om Urs sg etted for Hubbell in sevemth inning. rhs . = 4 ora Lapt. Duncan himself led the | him in trouble. He missed a ri By in e0Clated Pros | Detroit Marts arly. Players who have helped Spread Al —— 13. Eldorado iz 1 * Batted lor Benton in ninth foning © Seventh. when Gene Cunningham be 4 ; tes Smit way to Victory, beating the Amer. footer at the twelfth to $e: te e LEBANON Mo April 27... Por, What kind of 4 Same-it wac zo- the fame of Holy Cross College. nae me TERN LEAG FE. Bod inines— i ” 3 4 é 6 2 ay .! tripled te start the inping. Yourtee ; os) mee hits . . i : ~ ‘ . L i ; mo «4 ae mt s i ae : is Ue —— . . an ior Oity ! : } ‘ , = ie 4 4 | ; . . hem Nae kan Skipper, Walter Hagen, 19 UP | down for the thirg time in the Wwavuzg, ltalian Walier of South- ing eo Was iNdicated in the yery se aN . to work asa.ast Coffman | ules 10. Puchi. g uae ad New York ‘“VUO01T¢G2 > o. r. Struck out. Cuntz POpped to Yes. | ). ay9 ad eight to go. Johnny Farrel, | norning. and ther, fost the last | ampton England, raced to ictory | pee ins When the rigers clawed asp cy Wichita “6 yt, : ruire, Ose Flor. Temith, awiond us| S8F and Rich siruck out to end the BF ele ; american open champion, Smiling | toy,y holes ina roy and lunched | tog. ; ae PD noaa,| pi#eholder for ¢) ree runs. Rice's A Sites TL VAX LEA i base hits—Lindstron, “Weigh. or. — round. Noe 3 2 me ‘ nd dapper as ever but rarely 80 | six down “ OCay over the Adil} eravel roads! » allon Past first bounced away Ki ap ah COu Versation ; Dalles © Wichit = a at E. it. Crawford. Stolen bares—Be}| M uej.- Roosevelt swung into action in TAP. j 2 , .. sf # 2 i rst I's a | state | sas oY, c a a Ths . er. ac - . oy ied ‘cher—Gebelein Mundly rebuffed, fe]) Clght up and | For a few holes in the afternoon | vetween Rolla, me.. and Waynes. | from MeGowan end Was good for is tt me d Yay forage emrm Waeerenort 4. Fort Worth J. Double - plase— fing, raver, Conaeeagette. the fourth when Bennett walked LU mnier. r ; c rj 3 i : ‘ ‘ “ini ‘3 sie : ; Sg es P 9 4 : ies i - . . - ; j , | ' ay ee ice. After Cllmann he nd- ¥ wea Bo. . W Seeeee ox . : ; leat a . erry. ' Was man’ - WORKER WINS Garies Whitcombe, Some of the Jost éround, but he of C. -- Pyle’s bunion Serby, cov-| .. Out, Alexander } =" ay ee is Uhle, anyway PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. rnee ° ; ~ F . “4MEIMiV ing ‘ease is , Ve Yer scoring rehr ®r nhe: ‘ - + - ye : - 4 in & : a . * —. yl Sarazen oe the | hopeless. All Whitcombe had to Semel. va e p He: . —_ i baad "8 Gehringer ahead v1 Festus, Mo. and the noisiest Portland “4. “Seattle 3 mf Hubbell. o eg off Bennie ae AS oat ‘cad Se Yeagar go... mee tt: Enviend a... . a cnited States open chan, | do was keep steady, ang he never . whe Co &. 1, palin: | he et MS ls week oe CENTRAL LEAGUE Empires ig? |, Loxing pitches Tick; | {BS 0 third and Coultas to ware se, ae | aa s y, pS PVE] lt , Li “ -—F In th 3 e) ‘ a. 4h, . . ‘ — On Tich. : : ae pion fel) by the golf Wayside, six | faltereg : ae 8 ek mene te 4:28:09 See Tigers rested UP for a coupk ‘eague, is getting more Words Frie 16. 'sc2Mton 7 of ame am, Migler ane Hart. Tims | en the throw-in. Murdoch sent out i , ; , =o ~ Siusto Umek. o; llaly, was thira | of NDIngS while i, he ‘OWwn«! aie r ; Thon Se Seringfield 94 ' on ; —_ i and four. Aubrey Boomer downed | The short thirtieth Stopped the ae pm si me rape ! ei ye = ra tied: does - — " be ; crow) ber Eabble of Bas this season ‘erou 13, For Warne a = a long Sacrifice fly to Keilerman, “ee Turnesa four and three, ang American champion. The English. ! bi “a x. fourteen t Bur- es mg “ae ee ‘te This is a new thsi a SP RICAN Se ATION, NE witch enabled Feagar to yoda. mae the youthfu] Henry Cotton made Man’« tee shot reachea the ¢t *42561.0M. | — Irth Sa4)) ier h - rOwns I a MOure run Sthiash iitnieiiein: ~ ansue ily KR. Tolede * . BR 9 I third run. L hi fouledete Bassman n z heal Jaa ‘ zi $ a ; neé bs “| Ley) . : a . ; n : oo : : : . {oly hy ~ wi) ’ } 7 > . > . - : na “eory certain for his side by a While Farre} pulled his into : tis anston, N. « four: Sam Philip Ver the Jef Held fence. wf the three Detroit ats in St Pay? 5 Indianapane; ’ n WINS for the final oyt. . . ; ” ~ — 26 ran. Iie 7, " itn, es? _— fat i bra ko > : [ne fire? ; , a'r : . ; Low seville 5 “Apel ie . : . . f and 3 success against Al Watrous. bunker to take feur me Whit. Gran ’ ng: , | Harm it Oy). (dr) w-» SIXTH. |) rot WPOR € our } a S 4 Oring ij LiT'S inning, Ris Se triple ‘tines ee ne — ’ FROM WESTERN, 5-4 ; Phe Rough Niiders Zathered a : “a and ~ all ‘ ~ . 1 “ we . r Smith and Diegel Win. combe’s three and go down te de. aay =e Gardn Seattle \V, Ero a Rais | the fifth Schu bl _ @nd that aomer O1 Alexander's Rochester 13" Newask & Suse. 46a Post -Slame tes run in each of the remaining five ; i Against this list of losses the | feat. eight and ie bsa~wenes ‘ | DOL aN wy it) Fe double Off the score. were real : vehringer's single Raltiimre gM uitrral. ,. ALTON, 11 4 pri iat « ee , innings Mostly on Sule bad Plays - Americans’ only com pensation Was! Britain hever looke for Hagen 3 avarsl wt pped into the j, ad ati board, | ‘we singled him to third Was a bit POppishi. Teronty. * Jersey City 5 Brett a sighs. ie ~i-——* bristian committed by Central. The lone 4 | Degel’s Victory over the veteran ite do things = haloes Oni. thrte sp Start but Was soon = ; Batteries—Murphy Duvie andi. ms — - Fale ri rn 1.900. Vv isif a ae. ee r . ' . ~ —_ - . : 2 ~ cac oe ' “ , ~~ JVey Oa oO, ss @T) 1k Nicey ; try Ing for z rad t iT m@Ming am, 5° s bi , . j eine i he as ae " "84008 806% . % i 2 3 Scores than the North Of En-/| of the day. From a One-hole lead The runners completing thoi, Second, threx past - ‘ Si, — 2 17} } Py, i New iinean "s: Atlania’’3 lamb: Smith Moody, Adros. Soldan 500 allini« in Inning. i fiand had Witnessed $n mary after 18 holes, Com pston raceg on fourt ie ie : =" + . ae ss of al if rain 3 A. aio : ; Fa, 2 Lii¢ ‘As. Heij- Nit “ a@sSli ft CSpe @ia lly Nard Lo LP PD Re Beaument —* #29 eee tne I 1 0 “orced Walker, but he e‘o}- soon. The professions) cham- to a four-hole dead by winning tye | med ties . Who; the gam. Were as plentify) as |) | ; ” i, ro. A Fr. a i, the tani, © and bleyed today. - | he reduced hie lead te one bs ‘etn. 2 John Salon ee mag ; 1&3 36 ; " , eee ( ‘ le matte & #0bs0n. Smith wil] be 21 jlast year. J1¢ bubbled over with | ¢Op ee lites , O84 46 The ‘s; ae Le with a flock of hits Which, with | Douthit « __ > = 6 «6 % te Ge fo” ae 34 8 68 1 900 | “st =) eave the Cards @ ru: cee Years of age May 22. Smith Was | confidence throughout. Sarazen | 52“ B. McNamam, 4 a auf Louis eetack Was only “an error by Manic n produced oe SS wa Ss Se O. Be ° mz 8 my 260 . * 228 “gd 'D the eighth ~~ down after -* holes but he struggled on to the short thirty... od Marrs siramowitr, New Yor 4 J “ o “ 3 oe | ~ 7 ! for ; F as ' ae seven e haiveg two and Smith won the Few £6-hole matches are as og a 7 Owin Harbine San a i.OS8* = Fe on . ty Mate ye Ping a bert of fright. | BEHIND THOMAS WINS ny as we a - ‘ - a _ . ’ . . T3873 oe — 3 red : ; S o me when For "eat, €nding the match with a great | evenly fought as that betwee, Es-| _13—6u; Shields, Picher, o, ~ 0,42 atid , : se : Niger weath, Me ‘ donuard « 4 2 eee} 2 * @ «@ 0 00 Ss 323 ° ieee | = : H : _ (,e0C¢c )) : -°-foot putt ar the thirty-fourth | pinosa and Ernest Whitcombe The 4 . ink 5. miei . =, te o> e Avexandi ron a iong drive | FROM CLEVELAND, 7-1 ee Di ; 4 - 4 I “ a“ i “ “ 4 583 12 ps ' O54 -4 ° — aia . ’ a . oo 0) SsiCt, a ry slo? oe —— } 4 ' s - an: (9406) ; — -_ ~ hole for a birdie three. Exclishman was one up at the att: S Saini Daise ae _ a tole gf sh hcp vVut M Mla 1US Bhot & By the Assuciateg Press. | Alenander’ » : 4 6 n Py > é o . by o 006 " a S — | - : . ? : ; . - : B _~* oe se " , aN _* rte - ae. + a. © we («62 8 tem ‘ : 2 . e thi i Het, | ae ', Neotel tease a ett OVCr when ‘oy John-! . | | _~ : woe’ 5 df tase Seeeet. .... > . Pes a thirty third hole gave Britain eenth, Square at the twenty-sev. BEAR FRESHMEN NET son. th, high-priced ¢ > . os at a oe = had not been informed of ‘the last hole berfectiy while his _ , Ne | . Prankhouse p 5 3 @ ee, ae pe © 26 6 ef ; » 4. “ series of four | the a * : A dit Washington University we 418€re conti; ued to hit with. CLEVELANT Bell »p. oe. ae ES Se eh, ge gor ae eee @ |; ow. ie me of the other matches | Opponent took a aive, the Arner. it re lote: } out : : > wel Narn. US & DoOKs)- S01) adiy ' nem gh . Freshmen tennis teary Geleated the out », Oring any More and the | 4B, K. HH. Oo 5 F. Southworth . ; oe Og hie i Se me © «6 ° nce ae 3 a * ¢. ) Can saved himself trom defeat ang Principig lunior Colleen squad 4) Browns nes tinued pai | . Tavener os 4 lig eee f “SS, but South- * Bele that was destined to | avoiged another point being | 1 tna @tai ene ~or Slag ee “ea ee ee weltid |b dete Ee ee ae Team Record. hee eve him for - make gois history today is known | masired “Pp against the Americar , °° 1 in a dua) ae cn On the Prin.) net to score, whic] brought joy | Averill es 22 Ss or a @. “Oe rous Buccaneers a “the 0 Cardinals Oo S43 47 Ot xe ek ‘208 261 te6 4° & #246) i: an 4 + z . OS js ‘Atiy to b d ‘ i ‘ “ ema ud au eis cf. UNStca lp ‘ 0 ) " ; i , oPPonent fusy of “i Cotton 8 sécond rested ; Oddly enough, the nieda] scores contest all matches were decided | Brownie Notes Jamiesun if — t fi ! po iL f} Browns. : os a ° ; a o ; ee | . € Sreen, while Watrous were tied, too. Whitecombe took | i», straight sets. Kreg Bomhobp. |. aa 2 Bm el 5 OS Ce 4 2 3 2 “VOte-header of the Pin Unkereg The American ex- | 74 to Espinosa's 7d in the morn. | Principia ace defeated Herbert Pa ge Howley Was rather Schaule p J " : pe Name—Pos, G. nn ae a 58. BK. su 8. Rp Ave. rw. A Ke Pet. | ——~ al PD : © é ; ’ ed » TO, wrur 4 ' - Pe ~ ae eee . fey Z Nar t : . ow | y a} . “|? a. TT * laa p 7 p 4 ‘ 3 : + ie 4 £00d Se urda) a Dertect niblick shot and | ing. but Al Was around in 71 in | Steideman oT m ashineton, bun es oo tw for y Sunday Totals » . 30 I ». @a.-2 = | a ib oe - oe = : 04 . = : a - os ° see} 3 te 3 $s $ 2 3 vt Severn! - , " > ' , . . > : . : t ; ; “T p} ‘ ¥ "Acs i“ 4 “ te, o* ee | eee sigma | tne for gp tO almost a dead | tn. afternoon while Ernest took | 6-—4 in the feature singles con. 2 » nee Stewart was the ee. weer el | eS ee 7 2 2-2 2-8 268 3 © 1a | . - Sa years old and “OF the CUR. It went on to stop .,, temt : Only regular ready, Gray, Ugden Meteler ne iL : 2 - Schulte ef + we Br - 8 -¢. 2 ’ | 236 a6 | trapes Teale . °..5 27 i veeeG the games | es fee Sbove with « down-hil] | ‘~ . The ieatenntiemnens and Crowder having Worked in Kerr 2" ee a a 7 | ae - a z i 2 > : > : 2 33s iy ; rity : a. ; Per Geek es the jeft mw to be dropped for a four. 'PRINCIPIA GOLFERS SINGLES—¥ ea Bomhost ietien Chicago. Coffman. how eve r, faced em ~~ > +2 a. . ~ . 4 = © | Metiliie = .. 58 21 2 7 “ “ “ 3 e 2 a3 = on oie aR eae ts e i + nn en the Dat WAS already three down, cipia. defeated Herbert 'Steige. | °Mly two Bos Watters yesterday | peem$ al): :: cw ele. 653 tout c:° 2 * 2 £2 2 crus 3 s op rea : ; 1 i ; b Ci¢ f e i #4 - - -_ *-* po : ¢. : : b a ~ OWherm. 8 was Enclishmar, having taken this DEFEAT WEBSTER man Washington Freshmen 40d was the togica! ChOice be. boner a “s > - 2 = 9 Munion. ¢ a ae a ee Se te °* @ ® 1: 5 + aes Mes te ee dis ~~ * . ; “ : , : s ; Pe | » 3 ' . . . “ iome +” tka e ° i] a ° — * f eee - dn as ever; iteg Uring the outward AP om The Principia Academy golf Ce as Adolph Rovir Wash. CH UB stewart is a scuthpaw ang Bere « “teed are. eee eer ee ti ey ML 4 = > = . g 4 ° @ one a oe com Wi-seke 3 « ; wate the Cards ¥ 8nd the Detroiter had to sink /team, coached by Oakman Fowler. ing@n Freshmen defeuted Shreve | "hose right-handed Tiger bats. | Thom a eee eee a So. £ 2a 4 ° + 6b = H 4 ; : 4 Py ag Peed ‘¢ i | PUtt to halve the hole and keep defeated the Webster High Schoo} Dowler. Principia S~8; 6.09 men are very Partial to » left. Totals... ge “= ie o- ae MeNeel ’ s . ed ° ° . e* @ @ me « * «@ RO par se $ * a: rort Hiade in enc S0ing. as Cotton's chip | golfers, 4 to 3, in a dua! match | Charies Roven, Washington hand diet. | Clevelos— d é Vv01lUve hd 1 | Coomter 'é ‘ o eS ear Ga © ° . ° “300 4 ~ 4 weer £9 7 > -* o’ the season harety nt SoPPed dead. Watrous ‘played on the Aigonguin “lub! Prechinen defeated Kent Patter. Manager Bucky Harris is | Catcagy ..:°°***S OC O31483 s— 5 Pr~~ and eS ace a2 wee ae 3:8 8 = Beas, $332} 4 he batted fer , hd Missed the diffieult putt | course yesterday. Cummins, Prin. © son. Principia. ¢—, a? S50ut to step Gn‘ an a player. |, ee: ated ~ * ae | Biacheides .. 3 2 SS eae ee ae > 4 -- “30 : 7 4 ‘eee paghdeaier i o & , § ; - oo —_, hott ; ; . * x She pate . . " (| Katom oMas, eltxier, Kerr. wO- base | a > : . . Pee | the seventh ts. Sireag oe _ over. The British cipla won from Jones, Webster, VOUBLES—Steidemas ane C. Ro- Oniy ay, ailing throwing arin | hile—Ghaute 2: Ting Viesell. Metaler,| Mewart » 4 =. 2 O°6: es a ae “ i . win * =! Sane with tee Dag ~~ = ve ™atches in their and Turner. Webster won trom vin, Washington. Gefeuted Bowmen has kept him out of action. The | can gf a mea waite Falk, ietnte®” 5’ ' Py ° Ps Py Py : . ° e tee ° : Ss . vinghan . a bse ; -Olton “© ; ' aise ' . ; Avertli, Metsler amm. ' ifices— aed : - a The stands tap. O'ton's eave them the Rainwater, Principia. hoff and Patterson. Principia han is to” move Marty Mc Man- | Glaney. berg Reynajda,- Cieel noe Rime yp... i ae” ae Ve e 8@ @-@ ‘eae es | , y * a8Ked for a home a Mann and Townsend or Prin - t—€§. §6—4 G——¢ - Schneider and us. €i- Brownie to short. leay. fetae eee ll Ciseell. Lets on | Mreleck P , i a Ad . #26 * @¢ on nn ° ese ry =e © Short ti; ¥ Farreir, ancient & Surprise. clipe Gefeated Burton and Horton Brightmah, Washington éefeat. NS @ place fer Harris to fil! at | valle — OFF “Shause” goueaee A. _ 3- Team Record. : ereat Was the most of Webster in a foursome. Mann ed Behadt and Dow te, Principia thirg Thus far. this OUL—By £ 2 2 i0) : “ ; . ; + ANG ; 4 ine : , } PCASON. Tie. oul—By + mute 2. i * Passed / all Neither his short | was low with 97 for the 18 holes ‘—1, 6¢—3 : ‘reit has had three «pb . et! aaa att Unipt re ijn oS = 3 3 we on ‘1 2S © Or. ne) : ‘ ‘ , s, -. as na | Oristo ps — eel] and Owens. Time of game—i1 45° Browns - 11 301 36 95 23 5 % 4 #231 266 in oe

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oe ‘ 0 ean Boren: Whe: Sara eh eee? Te . a as " ‘ Seo ipscaituoatabed Vt aA RE Ie! OR ee i Be ‘ - rn . a P . eas Sak Seat eet b's ess Eye aa Ene es are : Oise» Pk » oat eee Say . Wy "hs Pie ent abe 4 + a ee ee ae i SCRA ae es prea ees : sd ines et dels YAS Mir tage ie Ariwnties > TOPS ee lattig ¢ on owt OCIS ARERR, Sle pilin abe a yall Saal aba ; i epson at tae garr we Maiti th Baw - were ~~ " , ee tee 9 ome ah at ~ ~ at 1 renee s yy _ ar: a ‘ . 08 Ale Aen velit Lie Yu tle a i Pl ati this seals .Zange of Princip ran splendidly ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929: * , ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ESSARE, PAYING 20 TO 1, WINS WOOD STAKES AT JAMAICA T -* UPSET TAD IS Kail Eitel, Derby Entry, THIRD, THREE LENGTHS BACK OF PLAGE HORSE By the Associated Pre JAMAICA. N. Y. Jacques’ stable’s Essar: to 1, scored a very easy victory in the Wood Stakes, which featured the card here today. W. J. Sai- mons Annapolis was second and Belle Isle Stable’s Upset Lad was third. Brown Wizard was fourth Mei Foo, which carried the coi- ore of the Rancocas Stable and ridden by L. Fator,. Was away so poorly he never had a chance to win... He broke slo® on the out- side and before the field had gone a furlong he back st the loped along. ncaa which sl form over the Marylan spring. Was neg’! selon 1 ting because many bel; the distance was too far. ever, he set at rest all ability to go a route rushed to the front, the mile in 1:59 %-3 g11 aiong four Apri a4 pas ing _— eved is, to the nea All through 11 —— M. Gar- ner, who hac m™m¢ . Was looxk- ing back at t id. ‘Essare won by apolis beat Upset L: the piace. worth $11,660. Mei Foo did perfor Derby or Preakness co}! ill} have to improve sidered in the big stakes. Soldan Swamps | Principia in Meet han three Rog for . ene ba 1iT ’ Coach Plag’s Soldan_High Schoo! tr@ck téam defeated the Principia | track squad §2 1-3 to 392-3 in a! Gual meet at Tavior Field yester- cay afternoon. The Seldan ath- letes Captured eight of the 14 events on the program and aided by a number of second and third places ran Up a big margin over | the Principia team. The most Outstanding perform- | ance of the meet wus that of Otis | Coles of Principia who won the’ broad jump with a leap of 21 feet. 4% inches. This is a record for Taylor Vield and also surpassed the Principia Academy record of =1 feet, 3 inches, established in! 17 1319. ove Dave Cook, son of Jim Cook, Soeldan football and basebal! coach, was the individua! star of the meet with a total of 18 points. He wen | first place in the 12-yard hig hurdles, shot put and 220-yvard low hurdle events and finished second in the discus throw. Coles of Prin- cipla was next in individual scor- ing honors with 15 points, winning first in the 100-yard dash, broad jump and javelin throw. The Soldan relay team composed of Bray, Herskowitz, Summers and Hellmic running in the order namedy nosed out the Principia team in the 88-yard relay which | ing but In win go ers the but n seal pe to pac more harl Eitel went on ness showing turf ju ner | something of the art of running. | | | ume, | He won a pair of m akes aroung tinguished himself becoming a | flight. Kar! | races - Latonia the to Raceland where he won first start by half trac From Kentucky, to Lincoln Fields with the Chica- engagement and he Windy City critics with a brilliant | Victory. half mile despite the P.esence of | | him a neck. Mayor Walker fourth Roy and Plum bago. Karl Roguish Eye in bis next Naishapur was among those That was the last race for Karl | Eitel until the F uturity at Belmont | Park a month Roguish Eye ferced High Showed in His 1928 Races He Can Go Distance ene ae CARTAGO By the Associated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky., April 27.—L. | P. Coombs’ Broadside, a 5-year-old | son of o War, won the Ben | | Ali Handicap, the feature of the | ‘card this afternoon. Cartago was ‘second and Devon third. The race, j}was over the mile and one-siz- teenth route and Broadside Nego- | tiated it in 1:45. The race was} lworth $3200 to the winner. Broadside, fast breaker, was away on his toes, but was out-runh the first half mile. up steadily from f continuing well stretch, held Cartago in a drive, by a slowly, turn, while improving his position, came strong in the last sixteenth | and was gradually down. by three lengths over Devon. Nine Man ! through safe to win, a : ‘te win on a $2 ticket. , ‘ : “KARL EITEL. No. 8—DERBY CANDIDATES John J. Coughlin, the Chicago alderman, holds a formidable d for the Kentucky Derby in his two colts, Kar! Eitel ana uish Eve. While the latter ec t drew much, table ma Weather clear: track fast. FIRST KACE—One mile teenth Sans Terre (H. Elston) iW. Bar- Crow's Dest Malle: ; : i ms l rett) Necromancer and ~ , . he ~ : ” . » BREEDING, RECORD AND WINTER ODDS OF KARL EITEL during the season of dges a” Cj Torpointer Fis Bite ails Ch. c. 3 by Polymelian- - SE yeh RACE six Pinkie, by Delhi. Owner, J. J. . ; ' Coughlin. Trainer. D. B. Mil- ler. COMPLETE REOQORD. come to the Handicap and Prairie State . Ss? showed nothing. He was sent Handicap. i FOU KTH. RACE—Mi le and se ‘'Essare ‘M. Winter book odds: 25 to 1. ainenetien his | a dozen lengths. | Upset Lad k record for furlongs in| Made up some ground and finished ning easily. ;} tenth in the 24-horse field. Lest to Stablemate. | Wins on Chicago Tracks. Returning to Chicago, he Karl Eitel went | pis next race at L Fields, Plaid. Along also ran. | beating Windy City two lengths, Paha sr Heights Handicap as his next | . i+ Clyde Van Dusen third. | Yanity (a. S! oe: impressed | Windy City beat him in their next | Sonam ioe. _ Panuce, Start, but only by a head. The | mond, Sun Worship, Penare. | Coughlin colt was in all kinds My Peace JAMAICA SCRATCHES. trouble and was admittedly best. Firet—8i age Struck. | He made one more start, com- | Third—Polyfon. Tomberau. |Ing out in the Prairie Stafe Handi. “*™ = | Cap at seven furlongs. It proved At Havre de Grace. while oth- | easy for him, and he won by four) in the field were ‘Windy ity, | le ™ ’ ies es Weather clear: track fast. “ | Jengths ‘ever War Buddy, Windy| yeeer pace——F cr and one-half City. Double Heart an others. | longs. He made nine starts during the; a i, 4 year, Winning five and being sec- | Yeoman (E. Ambrose} Partisan (F Mvon |} ws : ond in two others, ime 54 1-3 Audax, Karl Eitel, by r s. ™: Peace Boy Star Ference : eo his — sh - “d M: ONS LTUCE., Kbharsa Billie himself to be a colt of ability. He | Chief also ran. ¢ meliar +s ; - Mo 4 he % Was possessed of arene speed, and | cyonenaan and Fox Catcehr Farms en when handled right, appeared io SECOND RKACE—Six furlonsg: Want to go a Steines a. Grey (5. Should anything happen to) Strung | Rougish Eye between now an was in the Derby day, Coughlin has a very | Dl running, bdut| worthy substitute in Karl Eitel Aquastella (P. ee ce ~ Chicago and horse TBiRD a Pk re Surenee , Crack Brigade (W: Bar a rett } . . L ail Peer). ex. 1. Eiteledid not Monkatam ty Wu Meat =Watiel 434 Wieard. Chicatie Mer Foo Chatfo . Flag Day and five 131] also rar FirTs RACE F—Fi won incolin Streteber, c Umareen and Up with the nace for a Starters, Kar! tel steadily rhauled Zacaweista and beat Vermajo was third. Fitel hooke: uD ith Agnes = Aaa ai.d a length, to do so. beat- latter won by hal? was under pressure Sa ee se ng 3.10 later, in which | iid i yA : Afric “an. se “haree and Fair Vena also ran. a RAC —* Six near: ia5 c BC i head. Kar! Bite! k in the early was the feature of the track events. to capture the 440-yard dash event in $6 secon An interesting visitor at the meet yesterday was Arthur New- ton, one of the runners in C. Pyle’s cress country race. The summary follows 120-YARD HIGH HURD Cook, So). first; Sommers. . second : "becter. incipia, Tipe—17 i ARD DASH—Coles. ~-— first: Herekowitz, fires. : Buck- Principia. ahe Titme—5 mi 17.7 secs DASi}—"Helimch Seldan. first: witz cond Power. eva third. ime—23.8 BEEK. ARD DASH-—Zone Principia, first: cond: Ballhern. Prin- - sew “put book Seiden. — BECK. first: Strand. Soldan. third. D JUMP. ‘aban. Principia. first: Soldan. second: Hicks Soldan. ~ hh 4% in. (new 8 sae ple Soldan. first: Principia, second: Little Prin. me— 2 entne. 15.5 5 KELA Y—Solda; ( Rrev. ae vy Melimich > ro ee en secs. — “. UL. Levy tied for first. Hekhi— gg HURDLES—C Sok. Sx idan. S Martin won, ex W—Lolea. Bm first; Pia. secend: Minker. Mack aydeo Tetals . J+ Washington » ‘Booster . vue Runs bat ted um ; PLACE AMONG “BIG SIX” Five of the “Big Six” members hed their batting eves working well yesterday and the resu!t was | 8 ® General upward trend in the bat u. ting averages, Paul Waner was the day's lead~ | er with three hits in four times at. bat. This spree lifted him out of | last place for the first time, rais- | ing his mark to .233. Lou Gehrig and Rogers nage each collect. @¢@ two hits in five tric« and | moved up a bit on the top plice, | which Goose Goslin still holds. Th @| at ‘Goose got one hit in four tries and | lost a few points. Jim Bottomley | likewise dropped a few peints by Setting but two hits in seven trips | the plate in a double-header. bottom fell out of the pit, for Babe Ruth, who could | as te to attempts. His mark te .1982 and he slipped inte pit 3 : : of “~ SAM WEST’S HOMER By the Associated Press. e BOSTON, Apri! Pinch hit field to beat the Red Sox. today. Marberry: See Two-base te iidebramd Time of game—Ih 54m. CLINSTOCK REPORTED LONDOS MATCH TUESDAY Tuesday night's wrestling show Clinstock, the Oklahoma Indian. in | f00d physical shape for his return ; bout with Jimmy ride, but won the fal! in @rive the ball to a safe place vious match with Clinsteock here | eh & | te Lee field, 50% South z The semifinal of Tuesday night's program brings Roy Steele against — | George Mackovichk, | grappler. og) Shown here. They will wrestle for | ° sia single fall with time restrictions | y Schaefer: , eo, | Too High ‘A.Robertson Time, 1:12. Crvstail |WILLOUGHBY PITCHES ewes ENABLES SENATORS PHILLIES TO 8-TO3 FOURTH RACE Mus 3d") TO BEAT RED SOX, 3-2, VICTORY OVER ROBINS mal (0. Be “ Se a ed deers erec - Totals. 7 3 ; * Batted for Bancrn?? rT? mh} ** Batted fer Hen ime i ~ *°*Batted for Pattison ir hiladelphia ) kiyn Rune batted iz Fribere. Hurst. Wi) son. Dudley base hi itse— Pre! : base hits—Klirin. R, ; — Klein. Dud! ey. i} a 7 . Sacrifices. Pre! ugo — ? lougbhy. Gi Ibert. aa , me, lowers n bt’ o—Judge, Barnes. = a, n a aes rus Philadelphia. balise—o?f © Ba belie nee ibe, 2 ° . & ) Struck out—— Fy Jones 4. Brax- (|: ' ’ ; hbr. @: ” = | nes Marberry 1. MacFarden 2. Hite— | — Tag ‘ in é oa 2 in 7 innings: Browy, l in 2-3) Pat . Dudley, 1 nm Inning - Marb. ery Tthan! none Winning Ditc he r—Bra x- pite hen—by pires—Gutbrie, Moriarity and ~~» ‘ = = 2 OeHigncvisar i>eet 4. L. DEMPSEY. By rd, Chatterblack. Nrmph,. High Foot. _ i3 > ~~ i dim) & ~~ By cing Whe Fredene *k. Bancrof ©O'Doul, Henline_ Bissonnette. Three- Bly ime rune Batted for Todt *Butted for 2 " Gb ninth Berreti in pb Dress. Confidentia inin. aug polondrina, Lucky Dream. Sur ~ Double ., Ri seonet te J——Buddr Bauer. Rartara. Lane A len , _S—BEAMI NG OV ER. me. Thistle "Sniieien Ha Ty On. Mies Torch By LOU ISVILLE TIMES. i—King Bird, Captain J. §&.. Lyn in Bark- | Ani hea § 3—Sport Thistle Xerora +—Gotta Gonow. My Della. ge 5—BUDDY BAUER. Paraphrase. ra. ‘ 6-- Maiden s Tryst. Beaming Over Piis- | te. IN GOOD SHAPE FOR | —Frank Hawler Miss Torch. Tum On. At Pimlico. By at haat ILLE TIMES. — Wiig ‘> Sir James, Ga! lowar. > Cro secn. OuUSeain. Equation - J—Alwington Doilr. Chengtu. Campfire acg $— VICTORIAN, Diarolo Petee Wrack. 2—Candy Hog Sun Meddler Baron Eire. Rea. S—Silverdaie. Sambo G. s—~LUcky Drift, High een Came, Rec Pate. Aa Semaien. innings, O' Dow! by Dudles | ot —henitne Losing . Umpires—Reardon Mc —— and Pfirman. Time of gsame— | Dress, Star, the New Coliseum will find Jim Two pitchers, a right-hander and a le ander, are wanted by n American Legion boys’ team with | Lendos, carded | players under 17 years old. “Write the feature match of one fall | car! Jones, 2704 Henrietta street. & finish. Londos was reported | rea i The Silent team wants to book | have sustained three broken his pre- | games with local aggregations for . s rave . mm : SS Se Br Cc. J. CONNORS. te Gaya, wescage Bag and June. 1—Florazeita. Grey Abbess. Scornful, rite Lee Bradfield, 5960 aare Double, Silenus. Adsutant. “ EEP OUT. John Cavanagh, Hil 4—Fix ls Re ag, 5—Sun Ec) ee ~y LAOCISV ILL kK Tr mR, Seornful. —t A DbDesa. Hienus. Shiraz. Turk’s Cap Out, Hildreth. ft- | Broadway. Indoor baseball games are |'Wanted for Saturday afternoons } with teams in the 19-26 year-old class. Phone or write. Joe Good- | man, 5602 Etzel evenue. CAbany | BA. Fix It. Bob Shannon. | 24672 ' &—Mint Sauce. Ch ' , 6—Tesier. Philips Mint Sauce. a Jugo-Slav te Il. who has not previousiy one hour. BROADSIDE WINS BENALI HANDICAP nose. Cartago, off | 7 forced very wide on the last | wearing winner | He secured the place money | started and the victor paid $7.46 CD¢-eik- ) th 1-3 | LRU | Laptain | Biuchaa- | Echo | l—Nim the Nymph. Princess Margaret. | Lucky ; | Harrisbure. a to thé Post- Dispatch. Tg eager Ky... . a = Apru «i en Lexington Charts . Weather clear; track fast. Following are the results of to- RACE—$800, claiming, won yh aol place same. Went to 5 A A a Me ggg - '3-10 ve to vr hos rea r-olds and up we. . Time is, “S830 $100. . Fotarity course: Start good. a. AL. 3 minutes. Winner, ch. m, 23 2-6. :481-5, 1:01. $50. a —* dv Herbett Pireprooi . | Cloche Oise Oe ; ~ * + tid bar “a hustued despite interference from Littie Torch had Tanni A ] | Woodriver a ee ’ ; 3 enough professionals to go around, | special amateurs, such as Jimmy | 'Manion, Dick Bockenkamp or | Clarence Wolff, will be designated | as partners for the less proficient | shooters. | | It ts expected that about 60 golf- | je sin tm Oe as I ~ ht th Bim SOL mil ewes t > — 10 me wists Pe TM urreay oa li "Em Down, up and under in tal quarter. disposing of Wingo. _ just failed to last. Col. sentry. Tor: | Will be extended in the present | me Sc he 2 : - ° ‘ emergency. from sar, and tired. fis paid— uci! s u ww S ian FIFTH RACE—ss3000 an and ene-staternth miles: Start good” won ; I» ’ L minute. } Vanme ter Ti me 46 l S00) ydded. e«pht : OA) Riiy S200 - he aged ngJones: the "Bea all Winger. 0 y 2 Ab * 2 -©. p Wild Waters after three “inteenths and Many golfers regard the Algon- | = 77. oe « O. sas bt bat fad bd ne v' a 3° = tae . Pena B ’ | Broa dgide | ‘ o 4 y Odds to 1 trouble in the numerous traps which guard the sreens. No. 10 is a water hole which provides grief for the duffer unless he hits « g00d drive from the tee and follows with a good second. Oye AH -ieUrgore . ,~ > tt rie ws ’ » to BLS 23 GIP I, ute toee c > ~* te 7 &4PTecie®” entry Broadside broke fast. wearing down Percentage ; reaching | bettering his position after a half mile a other stride. Devon began siz ly slow to get Broadside. Devon, show $1 _ SIXTH. RAC en Gakning, : _ about and upward, Futurity course. iace 82a qr by ; Harmoaigue— Lacy 4 Alice. alue to winner -™ " Trai 2. SR0O0) 5 v. Dut mn three-quarters. ; ae -. Tt is a par five hole, 483 yards long. The water isa lake, not wide, but lying about 2737 yards from the tte. STAR TENPIN TEA TEAMS SCHEDULED TO ROLL IN | CLASS TOURNEY TONIGHT Foing,. moved up after half mile, stretch, iust lasted. (“artago lost ground nad closing fast would hare won losed fast. Perce Helen '« ea prominent Was out place $4. eariy factor, weakened 04. show $3.88; Cartago. . Stary Winner. ; 2-2. 7 4:26: at post ee minutes. ner. E. Haughton. Tin a ae, soli. $650. SLOO. $30 HORSE Some of the city’s leading tenpin Eu wivaient. teams are slated to roll this eve- Odds to ?. Jockey. Shasta Led Cash Play Rev eries isa. ning in the annual Class Tourna- ment ef the St. Leuis Tenpin Bowling Association. now being held at tHe Washington Alleys. ‘>. White W. Fronk L.Me Dermott D. Connell» L.. Jones 6 4. «{j— oe : 4-5. 147 big scores. Today eight squads of doubles and singles, Starting a? 9 a. eed from start but had to be urged dur- eld Beaumont safe for entire trp. Besu- ound during stretch but finished well. the start but raced well and tired ood gap. St. Matthews tired after three $3.48. show §2 - show SEan $2.36, Beau one mile and one-sixteenth League Value to day will face the maples. The team leaders in the various classes follow. Class A. 5.52. piace Poet Gross. Team . spl t $850. | Silver Seals = SR SEO RER es ners, $800. Score. eoesS ls | Equivalent. | Jacksons ............. ee Jockey, Odda to 1 ~*~. 10 Spehs ... wenlite's oost ee Class B. Central Freights Builders Eng .. Nationa] City Bank ... “Ply gaat ~~ a . Scullins . 2611 Helen E. began slow In Roral hard hustled th Irevug ! paid Meien E.. win S35 3.45 w $2.88: Nobie Wrack LEXINGTOW See ‘OD oral Beach Thistie 20 | Onun. Grand rare & KID, Boozers ~ sa et. nrile awerving. 2502 > © Hesiw Lion. when readr and held : | lttle chance dre i}rt?] tiring im CT Ce Ce tt it utrun, 5. pis 3.04. show show S34 eo” SCRATCHES. hn. Fourtth—Wild Denise. = "s i 92.52 Manhattan Hesitation. ; | | Mohicans . West Frankfort | Athletes Win McKendree Meet | By the Associated Press LEBANON. Til. April 22 rec ‘Ords felland one was tied i 12th interscholastic of McKendree ¢ today won by West Frankfor annual ,and field meet lege. | High | Grinus, Frankfort: and Blevins. 'for individual] potnts each. i West Frankfort score: \to win, Olney ister Groves, Mo.. third with 19. anr Harrisburg and Lawrenceville ued for fourth with 17 each. Outstanding was the 134-footr |toss of the discus’ by Brinus of | West Frankfort and the 22-roct ¥- Inch jump by Hudgens of Marion im the broad jump. Musso. Collins. | ville, heaved the javelin i176 feet | for a record. In the track ron Lehwald. Ol- Frankfort. honors, ‘ney withing -10 -4 points | events. Gibbons. the mile > s 1 tied | second with 20. Web. | am ab e fashion off 1 eas) it 4:46, cl ppine ond old record. Rooseveit High. St. Louis, was| pushed to win the 440 in 53.6. For| East St. Louis Municipal League the third consecutive year the med-| season over on the Jones Park dia- ley relay record was shattered | monds this afternoon. Ten con- when Harrisburg won in Sm. 13s, | tests are to be played in the first half and eleven in the second: the | two winners meeting in a post-sea- 4 oon series of three games for, the 11929 title. | The first half schedule, the first Harvey Mertz turned in a card | game listed being for Field No. 1. of 74 to bag the qualifying round the second for Field No. = the medal in the annua! spring hand}- jtaank_ toe ae a : —_ the (Cap ‘tournament at the St, Clair| April 2s buen = ‘ co Country Club course in East st | Bennevivenin va ircle . Stenzeis. j}Louis. Willi Mertz, his elder brother, was second with Other low scores were Dr. N. J. Lynott. 79: John C. Yingling, 81: Qataae Fred Merrilis, 85: Dr. J. \ Ho- | weeks. |Fan and N. D. Whipple. 86: Dr . E. Hill and Asthur Spoeneman, 88: C. T. Rayhill ana AL Bate, $9. Others were 90 or over. +h © aay Eight teams start the first half | of Schaefers Scratch League are na 2812 | 2815 | 649 | -=580 | elie, Longch amps . “Apprentice . —ae At Jamaica. rst race. claiming, Stee, 9 Fir five ‘furlongs: a dS ’ **F lorazetta **Grey AD Seaond race, c up. ome mile and vision } ; "Adjutant * «ee . m. and continuing throughout the | ll _ Bell Seiitines bn antes a . ~ » a 7 : —s Floragetia «eee 297 cg see ar § l +e | Gregory. bi ; Bod : | lia pete r Twe 10 i « _ » “ ; i ur tt. Irish : n conan ry Sixth race, claim?! i @mile and ; "a 7 Reogeate IT . ae F) rst VIENNA, April °1.—The € er Six 3, Siovakian Davis Cup p oa” Kozeluh and M, Macenauer, 8 the Austrians today in the 66m of their first reund Ex = contest by scores of 6-4, 1-5, & As the Austrian players, Matejka and Herman gained only an even break in terday's singles. The Czechs — the lead by two matches t& and need only one of the ing two singles to win. ( ha pier Pairings for the. first round of play are to be made teday under the supervision of Walter Koss- ; naan, club prof Tt is ex- | pected there will be three flights X. | with the first reund to be finished this week. t< 3 Se re EE lacks AAR RAE EO

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EL ‘Trdcman-ne ee gy eS i ; aon many ‘xo ~ JOU. mH } W. i, z en é PPP PPro ‘ 4 he j Crosgex © and 7u 1: Cids abd ‘ ’ te * i* - me Ses ati had - am & F 4 oo : ? "Gat Woy POR BERS» sree ; J ' Cs. Sse : | , ABBY : At O° pom 33 pifienup of 3 & 4 3] yer” ered. GC semees Commercia] Ririns A! Fallon 6 Ge eo, ~ . (im) 4 ’ b j . | , : . : ‘ “Al 34. MATTE Py Wilson Hdw Durbin Bree. vs we - He & , i . ee Ne fi . ra i & | HOussain 107 Africa ; — Dalta , en der f° 460 & ee ? NAA ‘ ef yagi'd 2b. 8 6 5 Oo COMME Ni) HOUSE LEAGLD ATLANTA. Aprij 27 . | Barle — -"*s > Equat, Poe ecm _ hy . ostee Dt etn tte a a ee ane | Paul: : eee if ye @ Mt Forest Ps rk TS ; Ti. thes 1OO ou Peecs.,j at b J ] 4 oo s Oo 2 Whitten 1 }- lec 10 F Nuy ~} . ‘ fi wt . PM . ’ / ; Reve ier ee - : ; Trojans " > me No. o——J° ler Dats Ta. 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Welirung 4& Grimm iD bY Mate} makes oe — with 4: A :, 4 ; . > a 4 = ‘ : '- ‘er ; = - —- } bine ‘ yp wi aa il ~ Ja » ts, Fendler { nd fw. ‘ m , an Jan Dip) pe tt : ‘hile hy # hed | ’ 2 HE —, rate ne + ¥ 1) Minetige j. i 107 ‘ % :" ‘ r a — i \] } . 1 1" ‘ C “ " > f ewe ; ; = : ” j > ‘ hy Lone Star Motte. 25 ‘a Hili« — ‘ } ‘4a . nish | — asked hb’ re j ; j ‘i ¥ b ; pyree-sixteenths: up, one mile gan: ~ : : — wes ‘ ‘\ i a = ‘ > pe . ; rider hie i rN) Mes os b> WwW tick le id. an tandurd ‘ leaner. oo : atu ‘ aii, ris “rcgern! . ohn I) \] ar ie ; ~ ‘ ! ays ] sie 2 , ‘ . i j vs ' , ‘7 j f ) rhe - ® ms : ' ‘ : tm ‘| ‘> pi time ae ; mom th ; '* a. tir 4 7 Bat : Orse. ang ; R. Steeks ' ie oe 2 2 Gaine« WLW 2. 1 ~Spapeitee | | eimer to Pu, ep iti Mddie Mur ss OF 'm@ Southern Anenntast a: “ ittorian, .. . - 1 Jockey eee and ‘CW B00d Pat : ; | ra | Curras I oe vig Dals——Oft Cy ‘2 3. O18 Roher © or Ar ¢ a Mona ty LENGE i @ former ha Mlarnrweight e«} to iNnvestipat. t} ae ie - Sublevad« io O@ee " No a ii . ? 7 ~ o Us ] ' vy es : Peete! , Sirus Rte BP Ee, °« H . os elet i | arondelet v* — eo oo eT 5" . AUuries a sf . 104 *" bey formance: ' : a \ , i . & * ] >. i. s a i= ~s : ei moO jNer * boy tr a . ‘4 ny armony, ° Dp wm wii i} the l '-POunAa . , pltehin y tricks ) : Rapntess Ting. ine” **%e EE. Hu per: elle ——s ‘ j ‘ } ” ; . » # 9 eb — re - r'y ‘ eat ] Pitetl,; ° ~ t ? 4 . . a'at, OT) 4} qr) Pyert . is i} ‘ (* , : 4 Rate ee G Satter, - .. « O00 °®n & a tale ; © » } LTratg—2 hie. 4 ms hag he orest Park No i—Weliston es. Se Penida $1 . “a a: 5 ae: kero hit ise ’ . ’ lowe qg ?? ; ’ _ : —_ fs x bsun Fire ‘hie eves. .G. eH to | Dh ren wr ine bige “ , . Case : - rive a : ee at ' _~ Kt LEAGst , , : ‘ enVver iN Gf :; . rackers Oris sa j ;e [ee 88 & r } - . ; - tm ; ae eo =) adié } — , i> = reese ODPL NLP . 4 3 iif . ‘ ‘ aif . oe a PDiavolo lye’ ****-R, © i ; +. 1] ‘ . Pa “Py r z i : Hires . OM, . is a ta 14 are ‘ H la hat OPAPP PPP Pg gy init - Gin ng orest Park Nou 3— Vian, h. Kh M ts. 0) Loss I ish Mickey {sill ir fiyts Ae re x nif tn Me Mphis 7 er i Aght Carbine’ [OC ee Be arry Crntz. th, : ! t hits 9 sj th Wood 12) paecera. Laposha Tey | TUPS—Los stumhof Kev Bact ¢ > & i rounds “ee ; 12 Spiller. wx! , > ; iI Balko e. 104 Cesena, ‘. aa \ CALS , ‘ ~ ’ s . Ott tine. ¥ - ere ae — - ’ Tag) Roepnle Mar ’ iit." » iF } A Tie fo ws ‘ bce ; Sunda S % ] Siete wyrent Park Nao 1l—Kwister R ve ita a ret pounds. ne d ‘ pil aw ne “4 7 hye ‘ at} ey if ee. 6 = : ; . 3 j ; ’ ’ 4 - kK 4B or Py i. . —/ ft j 1) b> t ‘ 7 ad at / fT Aasv— = r tr I ' . . . ' - ; 7 e TH e+see. KE, base. His | ites Onan, i QM ON jer 7 ¢ : _ lines _ ' . is r a>) . 1 eo AJ Me H kK Ak RW } Dew rz round: No j— FP aleons 4! ne AL , men » ‘ LACLEDE“ wrrere | Griner P4 . ot See ca as ao oe: Oe 2 ee ie ; Vt Sherman Ny |—dellrung & Grimm 7 | OT Wer ; - ““APCin these base 1! ; ~ of the ur S C7 _ I ] , A} RH Serta 4 | wet ; rte» , ¢ . ' : j ~ = a. Pevels Boosters «? : he OPPose at vete rant oft RO me { UALS ¥ mh i? ‘ Xplar Ai ry I ‘ ~ > . S -_ } 5 : —_ ~~ ’ . q 2 a. = be , ee i vy oe b — = , ¢ sé a ij i) 4 *s : J i] em 4 ‘ a8. 3 , ’ Bas ahs ‘l17 Pair Bo thi s ‘ “ l . ' , _ ! oO. OF a tae ‘ $4 : ” ; ‘ ~ D'n rf } } MOl ND city ‘2 Vat ys SCVEN ,eurs of PXHMeria . and a | leg or S, & 1 ; oe 4d i Charm cere. 105 aDu : ‘ : Ae se 88 4° @ i Is eg ; ’ s : yf a See ae 4t Maragne - ; perience in his eer seave (Re mattes a a un Mead, = arten } ; ; 4? Bush guette No, 2. 7 ie 1? Sen ae tb ie hate | R eg 0) Sch'ndst e7.5 7 3 dif ib 4 : 1 | > Totals 4) sh 9 0 0] ean eae “yt oodMard & Tier-| bout with Meu | gvage Sixth Sea Pm $15 100, © on Kine 05 four BS OCIW CE] A re ta ofen 3 . ‘ ‘oe ee M lies phy So 7 . 2 4 . = ed 4 bad | a P Wer Grove Han ~3o mm “artin, whose real Name. nis idg ine nt &) x fur] longe« ‘aiming. 2. ** : a +, ‘ ‘ - : | > 4 ee - § j us . ’ 4 , . a Kramer « ae ( ’ ' , ; ; 3 T, 4 ” - Orest Park No ar Bre . incids ntally ie . ae Begin iver | Oar~Oldg Hig uu CU ” 4 | : : } : G ogg SO f] 0 4 eae ' ' ' + 4 f a ss, Ing. 1? 4 a ao = 2 o dio we. Luge th Rees , oo * Ka renter ‘ 1 . Edw ard \ ittorio Fe ee *-* ~ 4 t), ‘ re . ‘ : ' ‘ ; , ' E é ' | =r y 54 tal ,f- “4 ne gdom House ts. A mie) al pare ntage ie LOUIS S T, é ARS WI IN O ; :' H kine + - = 0 Rees 90 +7! Min. ‘ : : OA) Stolen basg— 14, } lent ewer 4 "Vs 7 Martin © ly 2 ER P relies. ; i os gn i e i ye : = F . : . — : . p : | 1 d t ne Ish : Pasae a oh, ‘ fe Aneel — — ny oon A a. Ct Dieedien 2 iy 6. IES O ENER FROM at d _ ' si ,? . ~ ry _ is— FY ‘ ~ , i ’ per: ‘ : ; f : } 7 ' | ~ ‘ L@MmSive ONDE, 7 . M " Z NENOffer Mt Fairground No an Ke to a pe I} we | . ’ : : . { i fer 14 bye Vl -“ ” i ryt # Stein Cieaning, 2388 1. Bevin Ma rtin iS st a Voungz tia? bye eee DETROIT TEAM, 7-0 : ‘ ie ra . : ; rs , . aa oe “ edie 4 P| ; “ ‘) j ; ; Areea} 2%. one mile ie ang Bee S-yeam, Wem by the excellent pitching or : : Fe Umpire Bo" SOUTH GRAND ‘ie. om On) -% Vears old Hi pint Phe St. Louis “1 * in ra *» : Lafa ’ hn AGtr. © atil] may , (at if} t bys Nercra “ ; } ae Alfave ‘Ite Pk. & _ Sie : hee me vp “t bieult, NAN MmOUR fy sStalnina to Cope Wit); National Kas: ball La 4azue defeat > : ; & ' widen i . ’ a ee “ - "7 ‘ . , eS - PUTT) ee MG ey Hs vs ~ , A ke , . ieee . LS ll | 1S] i ‘ —_ aX oo y. OM, thie ? ad , . > ’ ‘4 = *Rin an. **? S as yards: iy a pitchers. Bat i } t is ,s . ' i io ae & is Moar Hy : ees ~~ 2 ee PP tig —~TTHAg 1H.RH E Al Pk ’ } ‘ VI Marquetts No ae enes ee Ca TUSTIN, beouy Cingy stvle Of the ed the Detro} Stars in the first Ee © a te Ser: . 7 ** ye ' : - ; ' ®ifuci ; Mawkire Vrielias cf ; has. f {, Stole: Pro : 158. RW} 's. Finan tnd. «¢ ” ie ; . ae ‘ ef wet} : Pa ‘ } . s. . ] ' wail e° Thre: , " , ore ig ‘ ' ee: O.. © rm) DOV who S$ Parna CONntest Ff w Fi - Cudrelier soll ; ’ P ui Ne Re , eo I na irned the -¢ . " C.228 rm J ucley 7 ~1 * High Claes * °°! 0% - @¢ Wa Adit Se —— Prd ‘ae - o= r’ eit Wheels Brow) 2 _ M ilfore - : Shari ry , > ae ae oe a K At Ny nlette Calcaterra Una. ‘8 Cras) an SObUri- ‘ ' wine Series yen 7. ChyY ba f* ? & . > ‘a , ; ? rie - ‘ . > rer 7 : t) i. I. es Far . > > . 7 Ay ‘or *s i : © . ° ad : eT >? 4 , “ ’ ’ ‘ : | g " » . ’ . *Rea Pate it $1 I °] 7) > s asf th ne « re a S Prase , Sin v : “a - ) Sa oe his—Nor; st, es \ Ee Mille De | NIT : Vu ‘ ee er 4 ; S.. ! M. A. ‘Ii pp, nm Yu OT the be aby bys Bal! erda: » BL the Stars Park The 4 “See a 4 se + 8.6 tat kd LSC — ene ts ag rT Ro eee , ms i f ; lige h , @ 6 4 4 2 arti, —_ ~ ' . Redouble Ga }e9 apace ost 5, 27. ‘ r« ro % - “Sweatt se So al is j J alls Mille ¢ [ff Kimbeis Sales. cot * OO Segily ' ae me ae aa te 101 LEAGUpP Martin Won the w orld bantam. | SCOre was 7 to nse || 7.7 aay | py ale _ ow, . a ae : os li—— By Mills Stee” ry w”6lUk = oi Ree oe ee : ele ——Ideal Liquid mt.) weight title ¢ i ile ) The , Eunhrates Rents "3 scotch Mist ae \ AND 7 wera _ se alle 4 Reise: Rm | ame Se bases— Titer isn a in -& | Sten) ee a q ier we Wiselman. 3 p.m =m. he € from Abe Goldst. min} |. sae event was thé Opening ar Tauren = f betta oss 629? Sp Sati tata VER APY Sir i—} Ha “-_ i ée } nol ated ig. Tim 4 Ton Srvani . + =~ I Heidd'n 4 eS we vs Meftiacias oy 2 eer ae ne Ot ake Sane year ty| *"* Negro Nationa! League here. at rs Musante-Fy t y 4 a = Mirarnont Drie os : — > Y Dempses tttneiee + 1) B. Davie = ? “s- « o.. m (harley Phil F ' Which time Judg : : *Apnrer tier 1} amingn Farm : . : . ee 0 ~ J . . ‘we Po. rite hing rs Td—Oer ras ve een , ioe 2 was Ry ; ev J THOK Kw oe ‘ i SOBPT berg. . t J/Udgre Harry P. Nose. Nth Allowance ol entry, arth i vanze ‘cal Hy } $j - ; ; mz ye lowe ‘ : F Bidere 11 , ? fo ub " o. or ; na SON Db aial F. The hawe + ? Cz ‘ Weathe; Cle ar: track fon : aimed. > : » ¥ . i ae. wae . eid F ser. er 3 run » 9 : a fi te r. ‘ amp 6. kk roemeko 4 revit + ~ 10 @ Omaha “Market. 22) 2—Sulisburs’ ’ ae he YOULL hers riday Highe wil] pene (OS8ed the first batt, w bile r - j ’ Z *P by . . , Tir: _— 16 , 4 —— aa. Ky rs os a : . ; j ' é a. = « ~ p. rm) . rhe The S ‘O! . . ae P ue re ; > ° " p : 2-10) mpires—And. it eer. Time ae wr fe ANB} , tonnes te .+ea” * SUNDAY MORNING a feated Abad a The {¢ : : : itn ! ’ - a , , J ry j ¢e— , Te ~ rat : j f YY , a P ; ; ; ("a ‘ ‘j . me g s ae » -e : Iie Ire? " - First race S800 claimin EPENDEN TS ~ J a ips 4 : , ' , Br ' f Ogos, Shea Ja re M « : ae Phy biaal)y 7 Lafar’. Be ot 5; : ; - ; 1 | 0° on - . ‘ PUBL i SERVIC Lp vit . ne i veur ‘50 In a junior es Be hon ©® run of thie ben - Page yard. futurity courne »*, oFOar-oids . Sh, Ze ” g or we — - ae E \ ; a Pe ao 2 ES -.- 2 “ ” Home rune wy ner = — == © rs } i IT) 1+) we ia, ; " - 3 ; *C e rd. steer 115 Bossie Maes ate . “ i) 7 r f ) ~ Pe Tree i ' j ‘asees Aid ~ “i 'ground No. ‘s——( ontinental Vs. Loce | ! io ‘ the rane apt. J. i 10 Ch s. I ; ‘ 4 — j . :® j f , . 4 \r vabe ‘Tnacle ai). 1° } wuadrons. 4 4. m. lie OxINg fans are looking : Second Trace’ “sa atter U} Mis ; . let; , : . s j f ee R | ; ap. 12. ¢ ITisty MLE. « t ¢ “arondelet : a forward | | ing The wen d ‘ ae en wl ne ai Bee « : ; alae as Wis &s ®O } gs Th’, ~ FS i HRIsyJ os IABERNX BA PT Morcar Laundry 9 —“—“TUEEs Bank vo 4Fra to the six-round bout be. ; Ond fame OT this series } . ’ . . ? a a ite %n a. . - ? . t . is"] « J #. Mm. . , 7 = in ie atte Bell Tata ] o “pT here i > ; > fal ; 4 ~¢ . . 4 v wee! 2» : } . LO : } \ Wo Dies af he H ar r H , . ' 7. M. H. A Lt Ac! t i wees i} A] Stillman and ] main Wiil be Played LOfnorrow afte rnos: : dery SEL ean, 2 ' : 2 I “pat ere =e, i Pee Le tle Zroes Lb i” , ; > 7.2. © ht Wetthie & 4 2" t Crest Pork Ny. a. uo eet “| @t the Se; , oe ; ora] Beach, *e “tis ma * seat | j L | ‘ = a A, . pe* ? f ASE a] “ae T id P - nee e j . 1} rT) r?é ¢ a = = « t ? } ; — , ’ } Ri . . ° ] ts Hhorpes mr o - ‘ i M. ( udets fy eG iO¢ al niddlews. ight. to fur- M te Stars Park. Compton and of Roses * “37> te arge- : ) ._— j . - ’ +4 v ryi* . . ; [ i i ~\ ry 5 7 Hy , Vt pe B; rk \ > f Ish mus } of h . il . “ar Cet Streets . . : _ Ruch R ; a = 0. Pi—Colis vs. Col ‘+ the heavy hittin Bluch Di 128 112 ‘ erin le 4 - ~ OO lle f learues 9 e- nS on T e - } eee . ; { . ae \ Heer 4 ‘ rr) ‘ ») — rhe = "o> 00d River io 118 Nun ‘as Nyro ph. 112 ‘ . , { a4 Tre ~ 2 : ret Fis, iy ‘ J Triangles “tira * @ bre he Progra VW Nile the bout hea. 67 ri core p rye . ba ‘ ‘ 72 e8¢ ' ‘ LA 5 ? ; ] “ i K gr - Mi ke \ Gill Should Oot toe Without by re ~ ° ‘ ] ~ U | Rie ues ef 4 “ rT ’ . aaeet ‘ = im ~ “] ~~ “7 ~ \ ~ - oe R j . ? ts ! a, = ’ ' : | 4 . ; “ ee . ; , ] ‘7 Zin f ] vi f ‘ , -_ . ‘lel ils tif aij} fre ¥ ‘ . re 6 : ; . lh % ‘ ‘% ' Thira race, #800 co} au sna ~ . : ‘ : ‘+ ‘ A Pew 4 4 " , 7 " LS ps ef a x 7 ab ss A = é ry 4 , , ; f . . iz a sia le 4 . ] Paty, ’ Ke. ‘ A, ’ , 4 t¢ ‘ S'raigntaway bunching ea ie 4 f) 7 ? j J Naeterrn if 4 a T % Upward. one mil 3-vear-oldg “s nuit se Si Mit's ’ ( BJ om £2). toe 6a 7". rag ee . Wi, ' ee 1 see 2 Oe Tvutele M1430 7/0 Harris son pie os . “SPecially on the Part of Gil | Gecttinan 4 1 1 0) Radelige , 4aa) ucky Xenorg 10° “pend Yards: sm © Oty « M i sern. - po) 4 ole :, le De we nits— To “ V4 ' é A semis Wa lrie slled 9 m rude ‘ , ‘ean ] : . re * brig ; p v sill, man ee ] $3170] J hen: 7 Ene _— runs | ; u ’ ' i ; rs f ’ — oor . > . * at . . . c ; >» t « : o : . > soe > Salseet if “? 2 7 : uo ° pa ‘7 i tat ee ay Play wight . veel 0 fa : 5 :? "7 ‘/ = ; : P ) - ae ny Co > : oJ in j , . : & : : le ; | " - ~ -— + o ’ mt “e | r! ™ ba > : | ye , ” ’ , Mex ts Doy he. . re; 5 4 4 ‘} 1 . not M ~ Dr ‘ *" ! " nfiden tia! evel Sport D compen, Rimes Il, Stephens 1. | | eS ) 2 hie ~'. Todd i: N onts Beck’ 1 ' aie + o Mare Tabernacle Bas. 0 00 0 . @uew 3 ep hy I: = | ae te tl x is K Power, a Coriner distries | i. W') mc30101tue - ™ : - ies JAN Pe i “is an . . P : ] ’ » + w . . . ys eeu = ryroe ’ ms yah ‘ } > Ss r? t Tu > oe , I uO v *) { ” : Mires ‘ , fi ldadis “é or iit ‘ har , : Fiusee!) *T> P : yo” 800 *@ee ne el Nal it ' ‘ ~S _ ” . ; + iohne « “eS - ary Po - Ls ae arr z,) , Py ' . rat s a : Sm Fish fd Thipion will meet “ $706 avis ‘ loon old fi leur > Claim ~-~Y@ar- AB R.H } 4 7 ; ' | . ’ “ I ‘) j ~ , v 4 2 ee } - * ’ * on . «=f } oct S i +e Lbowl ‘ bq ‘ } : " - Otta Gonow 100 poe halt urlongs : t aon | rs it : . ' “ : Ba H ‘ — R ‘ Bases "4 ball B oe t—Wadlor p — haat stiles ae oe Indianapoiis In a wy 2.9 Oe Totals 33074 - F fw BV & t ; . . ’ A’ i ~ Sa OUT) wo . bday ‘ _— iy- Pine a “ He “6 Sn e ie, i; « ‘ ms. e.. ‘ ‘ “4 v4 tT) (’ ‘ Benrners: nior Eve enzelical 5 ti & 4ipany, na prom ising wae © Bat tes for Tyler nth ine ing °. . Seesce 6 ae ' ’ a. : . ; .- : . . e i ca —_—— 4! a. “ ‘ : 4 Lat i Ahal: " . pars ; ‘ ‘ o Baa, "we 4 o > A 1 ulj Tide > 1j]2 me Della eseook . ' ." ‘ss tack. f) lie ‘) c . . j “ ry, -* ‘ =. rs © is ’ ‘ 4 ’ —_ \ at - CO) itis ? from Borton. will ‘ . Te tre ‘ 4o. p - “? ; 7) a r a ”% v ~ “INnCess Elsie, (i 4 Ty ‘ ‘ img . Oo es . *& at. , f° ta ; : Phird a I’ 1S } OP DPN DNA oe i tii pen the , nn oan Hy fi tyne °°" ~-198 Morjoy 1 WO! Jor £e- Seb ts ; ee ‘aa. 3 hOses Towers i. tether ee 11. nr | Chew -with a: fees r + ao, | St, Louis Xtare S8@¢seistei a. 3 4 se __ .112 Silly "ss" e2e6866 i3 . ; . “ — , . oe Site , Or ~ = ‘ : . on i ‘ ‘ ‘ . = if i ls BE’ 3 ‘ “Sf. James 10 sf Py we os rou dey “wt 128 Pune Latted in~ Pengt “ > ; ith race. $800. 3. year. Saver. ea OW) Cay a4 . a Se Pi4 MW A — fF ‘ : ° ° I ] / ‘? i var) : . | “ : - , ; " j ] 00d aq Vani > aot 6 ss : Double a) av a Re lift * “ x Ryser! Bees... 108 Dace Buen ow. : By J vier § , eG Dall Merry Mal 7 Missour; Pacif; R.Rich’n jf 5 7, 9/2 ies. t rT ativk 5 0 1 0 | Lungetras (Ed eg wale” =6Ticket prices] moe vier Hit ne, ©, Robinson. vw). ser: Head)e eu try. ark Eagle eee 200 rg . ‘ f c ; Sf. on halle ~~ gn ners. y XN. W i Cl Ic , , + ~ ; oe ae ; ; 1 f, gue ' 1 ee ranges from $5 54 rin sins dow ™ Henele, (Ril . gE. 7 ae ’ se L , race, S800 3- - ' v ‘ j | , ] } | : j , ’ . f ' i 3 ? . - - Bove r-Th j ’ Oa t¢ ‘ fy 4 * — ids and up 00, ai asing 4 Sear Mh fst?) 1} : ty [? . . | ] ? / wey . = « xs : 7 t ’ ‘ . ke .s 4 . , } a? ' ward, o Pas SORT Gg ¢ N| Bhes Chery Miller Asin ; teenth - ue mile and one-gix- | “ee R Ih 2d y ia ; a3 and . hie . " . : ‘ -~* . ~ Tipes.lin ep ‘ | Totate Mag aor 'AMPAIGN, 91. poem os e . > ' . | 4) ‘ ‘ ‘i ‘ » ia ‘ 4 { ‘) ry . 4 ; ‘ n FR evs . P bee ' Fe; , . . ‘ 4 f ’ » . ‘ 7 ° ; Ps i : r ; P — \ . , } , SESS | me ce a Reet TEPER ae Se 88] pines te a Te E70 oe aersl aeons! Mel Cele Win” | ACTA. zi gs nea F | ) ‘orm Mai 105 muy kK ee aag, : an ‘ | . att : . S | ; - ‘ : ~ * ~ rr ‘ os ' S 4 ; 1 1 4 a a _ FR, , , Rainy ee . big lakine ra | Cicay SW es Dp iy) both Ports an’ Ss Park ’ ‘ . ~ T) . Ne “4 on ’ ’ > «= j ,. an . al ‘ rvs) my ; F beared a ¢ a oe bia t tee, ‘ “ —_ .. - - 7 liy , 110 Dontes ee eee 0 ; — tT ‘ 4 . Qn ’ . - . 4 1A ' . - ; ’ ae i? 7 ae , . ; a | nN A . VE ‘ : , I ‘? / » ITbe ~—T) », . . s fig [ Trite rsity, ao ! : SCHY der ua i. | : , ) ii % , Ro a oz os go! Dalis—Orft |/ } ‘ mek fb ' j ; ‘ ‘ as ‘ . : ™ % s Mr) BE corns . Booster. ' oe : : ; ; “Wh ay : . : i. , eee ; ; ’ rf d . = f é . ; ‘ . . Zi } , f+ . . . : } "ty: are 4 | / ber 2 » fj ti | lie cane ' miei | igh g 4 7 Diy 2 a ; L | Weltner sy 4 ; ) Os ; - OD nee teal ' ca ; J * Sib r ¢ edit tang 1D. Midwesy Pipe «| Pie: aoa ae 7 ’ Se ° ~« i ens : ef 3 NZINCe rs =i, Westerners i] wh I 5 a oo TL pide NEER | Kaisey ) al Tinea Cline eet Gregory ting, c > | peteian eeseee Ployes ed . , . . ' se = he ; : . a0 ~ y aes , ™ m P L . [ : , ; { hiapetey ITwe 10. : Phi tee} ——) eho a — : ~ . ” ‘ ~ r r BY, > ry « secon P —O1f Fowler Internationa! Bey 5 Maver 1. Reena.’ © | Warts “EE een WPA Te TT ae rie d division } " 2 Vinne ir . 3 : ° : ; ‘ - na 10na i } . ' Ms \ ; ’ ~ ‘ age ' a ( \ , *Phillins , ; e*eee ‘td uj ; 4 ; ‘ 44 ‘ ; ~ . ; ae . ) 7 4 Pea’ n : ’ . * Time: ° First . 348 Immorta) *eBe~« ! ’ | ; “i, , . f ; ” ees ae “— ’ oy j : . *, " fr . 4 ts . , ; s mur Dixie °-* @ « — *Brusha > > _ ] , ae ~ . . 2 ‘ ; \!, . r = ’ ae | ‘ 18 | } ] ss Vv —— ‘ , Marion Payne “107 — Whit- - "> sti , —_ . “ar Brand 20. Red Goaose 13s R ) AE ha } ' legry Grider -¢ oatve Pounds ole: > sewwe 129 to eo Br Tet Hyde Park 10. hala 0 TAR BRAN] — =x | : Weather ‘aimed. : Pi} sf es ¢ -* ’ - 4 } 7 . ' Clear: track fast, i a | od ~ : ) . Be sorte axe : le 37 . ZECH CUP PLAYERS ste hi ecto Tie | Hf Sucwotic 32 F hj Mh We 8 a To] Owe, | eee ea T AUSTRIANS IN eet? y : wn , , nes | x | . | ! | - | ? | , 4 | : ve = eg Uwe Grove - Me cle in DOUBLES TENNIS PLAY / ~ . . , . ’ : j 2 , Pr . tai 2 ir, the Associated Press. v VIEN NA, April “7.—The Czech- *vakian Davis #eluh and M. Nhe . ~ aa ‘ee a Fis ‘ , aS ee ’ ’ eI uJ ~ rrNAT . f ‘ j rere -~ SA - . ‘ 7 a ' . 2 i i j RATWMYes ‘ rs 7 o = e 0 ’ k «5 , 7 , ’ ; s (: . LEP BEY avi te ryt rity © . ‘ "7 Pe és er apt ee: . ' ‘ i : . . C mete Cup Players, Jan a ‘i 34 Chapter i ' ’ ' >1H ii ; Di eee Pee ie a SEES Bg | pret Dat naa “Are ek | Ree 2 EES ag yg) Raa 28 Baath aT rl ine. Een among bulky shore nag Wm. Penn Sizes big . . . the biggest GOOD 5-cent Cigar... Burt more important test by scores of 6-4, 7-5, 6-2. Wot sala Ls | ritohem Pree war. Aub . @ nie, Sel ) oe Nilgen (2 re An ) ! p-] Huches eh. ee the A ust rian Players, Franz . By 7. 3 . , . en 4 ‘ ne a > | . i ' “a | hn T ’ . . _— m _ 5-cent ci . » t's the Long Filler “he <p ~echaeter nn | He .36510 21 Leones ; “cent Cigar 0 falli aise and . Herman Artens 1 OE OOM Pevkl Pit indy pitching. records’ | Seniixory SMCS. 6; oft Zawade !: South Side Evangelical Terns bits...G é ash and burning tobacco ted Only an even break tn yes- off Ss ; . nud 4 mune in mente fe enikop by Wa ee San Ge a Cee Conn ae et f - Get a day's supply from your dealer's bor ~athe mpi The Czechs won i] 4 j ' ; 4 - . 4 ota ay : - | : Paine . ; ; | te I lrembner zeny lo Raitt } ee ex on = es 4 ‘ ~ 4 os: © of Wm. Penns Foil u Vv “Oo matches to ene PE = . McQuay \. = ri S11, . ‘ : s : & ‘ W's ss ‘ ; ca ~. asi e*tty t) ; : , . . : buy Mioer: acces een = — . . . _ ’ M. : " ; = . "Nes rs 4ZA}I need only one © f the remain- wee Accounting 2 McQUAY-N - . ie: ‘Wo singles to win, ee at there, (ah nm Tepped... Fresh. .Ca f ) : LR EB ) : sam vali js " sale. ‘ ; atl iy , - ; ~ y ” =A , Pet & = } ’ . ’ ' ' ' . 7" ‘ 5 = ——— = ak 1 ers | mi A ae a : : a | —_— m aT als ;UT Bu rey es : . LS & tis , ‘ = a Bs 0 ; | ‘rs 3 Has sik Ib : Hamilton 13, Salem 6 ~ ope pany : ; ; Pl aM TY +r x ' “ALEM

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_____ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 281220 _____ SLJOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘LOUIS NET STARS TO PLAY IN 17 TOURNEYS\—-_ Nt iyi — we | the start. ‘The American ee SPECIALS a 7 WE QUMMTES ERECYUES WE smu° +t | ig Spee = ee ‘St. Louis Basket Team Traveled Soe 198e & 95c DRESS GINGHA = | ithe chase Billy Jumped splendid); ) 42 f 48 (; RUNS Fl H IN oan delibe rate 15 y : 7 ; Th d f yard eo eocrerrere’ ) 12,000 Miles, on O ames i= Oh, aetna east a oe - aweeng cy ca-ahel cavet waaeade 4 PART THREE. —— ENGLISH RACE iy Ve ON COURTS _ TRAVEL AND RESORTS. _ : ae, KALBURNIE, BATES ” Medley of Tragic and Amusing Incidents Related by Manager KALSURNIE, GATES Zon E 1s Pata IN DISTRICT Ed Fetting — Touring Team Built From Wreck of Local | SANDOWN PARK, © England. THE FAS] FST | i bolts, in a large vaste | . $! april 27.—Billy Barton did some | .. cm terns, stripes, check * =@ H (sue ine Professional Venture. | great jumping today in the Grand Think of the ease of 7 plaids, solid’ colors, sta For OUSE Sts ‘ . we . Ob RAAB PP PPP PP LPL PLL AL A A NA A lt tl Nol Nt tA Nt Nt NAN NANA NA ANNA NNN | Internationa! Ha n dica Dp Ss: Pe ple- traveling the Cosmo- .. 3 2, ‘ ; biggest an a y Vayison car. -} tener | mor : e\ Tomorrow, nts and Friends Fre , | | Ach wae wen be A. Benéeds! on steamers, baggage, automo-— se . . If one would. say that a band 4 i sey | y | ioe? ae biles . .. not a worry in a train- BSc. == 3 MONDAY, os d : ee eee | = re ee ee = . . > f athietes, po inded from pillar 5 39 Ssis2 , = rp? 3 : ' fecond nonev : : — = ORR YARD i -Yarious Points; Gare “2s al —— —s - fay . to post and even faced witb star- = ER dl n vy H A 1V ould deveiop into one of = and omes pte S. . . ) J ~ » z . Seas , re aes iii st ry thy ag 7 . : ri it ; eatest baskethpall teams in nw a = rer rine aaa en — e/ = oeuntry, 1, myself, would a ~ = | . Be 25; } Back. bs” it. . , 2-3 SSs- = | ptily ran well In the} | Ser charm of St. Louis spring t th + Lours Americans, - : eer off eariy stages (ne race, « . od ly large number of rs ) = | ~ aaa splendidly and was always close on With heavy felt-base, high @& Monday Only Sgrawn an ususually cage squad, whonicn A , | . aid ‘ - ae . 2-3 UL ; y ’ a > f ef-town guests. Most of the parties icKinle> Bridg i aiiiaa . : the heels of the winner during the | enameled surface, etc. 2h cen ) . . : ae ng = ' NG PAST THE QUES TIONERS WAS HARDER THAN SCORING GOALS fi circuit. Liis ed. howe er yards wide, cut from full = = 4 3 1. in keeping with the general me: ic ‘ — 39 : “ttle season,” but an-opporttnity ha =~ *¥ Y “ a : ern Pennsylvania, with srrible | make it worse, it said i never he tere - of Tours to: ow = 4 ~ H St. Louis hostesses to display : . t —_ =, yomes and gardens at their best. sry RPliatarc ne hich comprised blizzard blowing snow } | missed. Catan compieted the | [) Pacific Coast. er Krahovitch cracks of the shelter, hil | Mike Hamas, famous Penn . _ |) Calstorma. Cc * im 3s . Mr. and Mrs. i ; 4 = . i 4 nN s = ‘ . ; ~ , ; , ~ “he :-3 ~ . ; 4 uests are r. clo Zingoue and | mad: ‘tile lee! State athlete. joined our team in illy was second for nearly two | Colorado-Y ellowstone. = s. % * k-end 6 ~ clo Zingone and | made a futile : at sheep | Slate athlete: goined oc © Tenens, bie meseaniaranaad ead = Canadian Rockies SQUARE “OS fe |r ey sson of Denver, Colo., who are ouis with only | ing. New gery ae CCC OF fo. ease Gale a ace —) Alaska and Arctic Circle. il NY, | n of E eduled games Seo blazers iL writer. who must nave @oubled ne cond time around h nad ) Californta-Panama Cruise. | ~ f a € -» and Mrs. Arthur C. Garrison es ° Pe: = . . | - . e fé urth a ftor ', | Bi k Hill e | ; been seemed to be w» “big ve plaved in auditoriu in brass, announced thet Mr. Sxtns Be ” sig — = Sc. Loweanen@aguensy. YARD a 2 Mr. and Mrs. Johaemn, awe ' of the winter colony in Florida , e + ng WONSLoe eens i gee Re aurte of T HE person whoo said it “cant aS nm - pi i fool 7 . Me ee hata ¥ aig ah ge bP ts ae CS air ss 5 hastaene A » a . acts : ; RR EEE AITO ee ee itet ie. et -URee a NOL ALE ALCO LOT AI EERE EO 80 AR BBE LE LOLOL. ELLE IA AE. Sy Pe ae . R me » ~ . - ’ ee ep e ene — _ oye y ~ ~ , Sys Natl Rica. ee A ebheas + samy ' , — . : pees - VR 2 Ppt ae eer —_— ° on a> + tea taptteumdle - ene Pre erproeags . “ . n> ister a rr see Ya eee * soe eine 2 petgnes AD ae SOT" = ere 7 ; - | was not sufficient to place him i nd more. Yes, in a ramshackle house in ? h- » while I shot at ours. And to | S le Personally conducted Adventure rolls. Special, = — Sete, DY ere ee 1 y * ' } pegan i ure, ioOSinD til] = ' prepesitlion 'n we Put mMwoer alan @' | ‘ am ha eared t9 tread, tiamas " i] sing bet ween halves, re = J Eastern Circle. se : . 4 ' er ‘ ; } if} i \ of the Sky. » uzh poor manareement “where umpires could see but one in front of the press box.” ; - 1 | ta | poor mana nent, , was P llencths hehindg th. itn” 0% . Year-Round Independent *» cr of St. Louisans and have into a scheimn that side ¢ he story and the crowds We all were glad Mike d! Fe ae ) pastas ie I = Lie aciusive Tours. home tomcats to : attem pt fo me t ; he “a ¢ here. This afternoon former Gov ‘ Cee Ss * i al ‘group of friends to their country home » Charies in honor of Mr. and Mrs. LL UJ 1an | NEES SME R LF et EO Check the trip you prefer and mail ea ) Garé save ment. as he had a voice Lil r | - a. ee . ~WUilinan this advertisement to i RT RU “ Frederick Dozier per , aise om ‘ ; i as nai ‘Oo accept he mount | mped center in one town American League umpire. ass accept the mou oP | e bait, ockey 1s © the } | where the ‘referee told me that We took our tun as we got it, pearing te te a Soe ee OREN, Cosmopo itan neat | , i “cheap to call a foulona t times we were pushed to | *" “ ACC. iy and Monducog, A . . = . : " -y rs | = | ’ : ao ™ } oh % . ¢ 7} ~ 7 sen te | “ ould hy ave calit d it sm > hy A st, ry ' iq ivi } AO rive fours f Oo i : - , . 7 . - ’ : a humane act, myself ; TT fox —_— 7 eisn ran. ‘ ba ‘ — . With corduroy collar and ie of Madrid, Spain, who arrived ial yself. fas interesting visitor is Miss Carmer Al 7 J the Adjustable Timepieces. ee tena | 3 | re ee SOTHEE ety Cound tha Mae |. So teu tn teen ce, _ genuine leather collar strap. ht to visit Mr. and Mrs. Chagles F. A 2 ee See . vor ADVERTISEMENT | _ Note our low price. | aan. 315 Westgate avenue, and who will Becomes a Road Show. keeper holdir | in ery good team there ans N EMBERS of the team | rly 1 minutes ertime. wu he score was se. Zingen splimented at several informal part ' . ih : The , rg | ee ne ve i | Be : ty ee . —— ‘ . . + ‘* , \ . h ‘.. ‘ a Ss) rs "| ; i " = ae | = * eo 2 ; s , ; -_ + ; | he ni a De rT) attempting too many : ee: | : : BOYS YELLOW | fee . - ; afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Freeman ’ stwood is chairmal ets tc BES 4 Ta, aa : e. An extra play-off long shots and was missing. |! Ree a SLICKERS * the first of three smal! teas in ber I wave at lea x clubs in the com-; “"'. nD ERG PRONE CM a eee pt ane erie nein stopped the game and complained | Nastia | Cc m , ven tomorrow and etition which will probably open — ae ee é : atone “aa jan Ge Phe ane seis to Captain Krakovitch. a Jeu sh : * . MONDAY =P er, the second to be gi CT's f ‘ Tea 7 } ae ~, i CCl WA S Sir e ~ “4s Int i+ = reas mek a se tien er - May 25. a ee ee a “aa ; lad, who proved to be a wonder phy. \ me «6B pird Thursday afternoon. Miss Alonso 4 ’ : » : a ; oh al @ ‘A e “ n> — hows seh, no prove to 7” a onder . wo a q - at the wedde MEAY. a ee ee pai » Prete — guard a wa ’ Fos ‘ 4 iike ‘ ay ‘ i ’ e . aa sah at eS cuts . ; : F aid an chasin . “On reniied Zingone ber of the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy and — —e as pemengnere . wwe — , » © Janeiro. Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. : . ,O.foor —S ~ —— +7 |r ¢ pand OL ‘Sets er: Sei LADiiis “ , es wesley ws ' el . Soe : , on : : 7 , Now me an iTOWSsS O . June 10—St. Louis District cham- a on poco dting: ee Krakovitch scratched his head, | Drusgists’ Association. Nearly everyone i Gost Wilvue Sree Beteir guest in Europe last summer and vi parade in the ring before } _ Fay : tan) eg > ‘ Men. Women and Children outside once the result my successful treatment. _Over Berty Theusand - ’ . = = ’¥ ” Z r . , =i. Bee « _ ; . } v - = ’ . ° ; ; 44 = hips for juniors, boys and cnowdrift i =e a > he uestions put to u RG? Bnt a minute, and WIth a of Fort Wayne. have. according to their own statements, been cured by this treatment 1 te / her parents’ home. irks. —_* ” ™s _ y er : hy yy nilider - ; . | ‘ec I first made this offer public. For men. plain & 4 sitors St. Li a . le i mere a. 1, ' ne mnie 2 ood-sized oc k. . j [ lif j iagers replied: sinc ; ; a are former June 15—St. Louis District Elim- on SE Rous I Whe AuCgoen : ee eee gee ' per cent If vou have Eczema, Itch. Salt Rheum, Tetter—never mind how bad—my treat- d colors or fancy J iaae _ Many of the their ination event, men’s singles, dou- Mountains, idja ever shaks hancs with " ’ ail GE cng ee ment has cured the worst cases | ever . ais od Lon Aug. 10-—S1. Lanuis County) sSLPTEMBER | cham of that district, bvy.-+! be, if you place your case in my hands for a cure MEN S $1 WHITE ATHLETIC m Gamble of Paris 4 . : | ; 4 ‘ “ad, ' 4 table to Pue Sufferers. Consultation Ls ee eee | on sts, We also won from Viora. | DR, G. M. COE, Rectal Specialist ,O%°.8C°° ape T ane Te ee a a . _ . , ‘ - ~ . ‘ (Da . i "% } rai NU f : ’ Ty) rise hla > , | 7 rin : P with faa! re _ weer man TT A a i : ) markabdie consiaerin I m your mou ead of your pocket. Call for a | | | “be here Tuesday for a visit with her d i ConsulLaLiol peewee cl sole ted, Let no rou OOF, : ’ i AC et: we encountere ! ‘street ) 7 ik Gindece aumieener, auitt ‘cna wares ee rn wh | ee eee fi oe an scat penteicn =a ) r, Mrs. Alonzo Christy Church of Ch Mi . va at pret ~temcnr er — _ es is , Styles of basketball. (Tewn) ces cease ete. . . he will be a guest at Hote : ~ DK. OTIS TROTTER, Specialist. Artificial Teeth Oniy, 203 N. . ' 2 = > _. All the games Were ‘2 g = ether former St. Louisan here for the « courts, some iarge, n e la some ion Beason is Mrs. Charles Record of B ry ome * ith 1 . ‘Olt . & stn go nd = gat eg ™ , - oe is R . F fho is with her mother, Mrs. Eugene C. . wire. | ' aoe 5 Mann, 5412 Cabanne avenue. They are ! —_- an - 2 4 We had to adapt ourscives to ‘ sigy 6) D> os ( hipper ood ig the week-end with another danghtes ’ | leeal canditio ‘ han - LeX es a ee Beil {lle 7 Mhousands of / V ens Extra local conditions and when th WAS | | . sample bar of + » Don Turner Jr., in season ended, I really believe our Whig ae Fels-Naptha .. Boumsggtiosery an te sage. hem radi. y a SS 4 pom 4 Bor yt Sonp to evers yi i Miss Jane Allen, daughter of agree | the preposterous statements Nina . ps ee Zilfford B. Allen, will have as made by the press agents two : f. oe 4 = SS — until tomorrow Miss Martha Anne Re months ago. : ° oak iy 3c Libby's Peaches, Ne. 2) can. 49c EE South Bend, Ind., who has been feted . SARIN oS CISD CEN wr | iad : 45c Sweet Pickles, quart, now....25e¢ Me formal parties, and Mrs. Samuel a i : : 25¢ Dei M. Spinach, We, 2} can..A7ec e Gordon has been entertaining Miss PUBLIC GRADE SCHOOL | | : ! : 30c Barbecue Sauce, quart.....20¢ eee Ryland of Pittsburg. She bas depart 5c Sunbrite Cleanser, 19 cans..39¢ qi rhome. Mrs. Virgil Rule, 5250 We 25¢ Star Naphtha Powder. ke. 15¢ - Mer place, will have as her guest in M : ae Fane make | This Week’s Games. © | ae £ i Sa $2.50 SCOUT WOR wemee*2d Mrs. Loomis Johnson of Paris, fo GROUP A—CARONDELET PARK. —— Sy ; ’ 3 0 K $6 oan” St. Louis, who ts on board the I os ne heen ee pela ; - . Za ~ SS — For men and Sue in New York Wednesday. | CRON P B—TOWER GROVE PARK. | | > rent pay aa z ~~ Miss Carr Whittemore, are expe p "0—Long vs. Fanning y | i . ; prolonge x. =e aie zz to choose | Her first visit to her former hom SUIT PATTERNS! Almost an endless variety of | ry “GR! ‘© K—FOREST PARK. % [~ 7 her Marriage several months ago will t them | In just the Stripes! Checks and novelty W orl 30 has ve \ ‘1. Ma - 2 ‘£ ; by Mrs. Francis Boyer of Philadelph weaves that will match 90 out of 100 Spring Suits! ‘ G , ie F— FAIRGROUNDS PARK. ' . Sa =P, he ba “ e “s ' | , ’ . bs ts due here next month to be with } Splendidly tailored of Fine Worsteds! Real English noel” tee Ree ee . 2 | >= ~ ie ‘Ame a Wehlhet so. : ~ _ a ; Cites, Mr. aod Mrs. John Howard V Flannels'! Soft Cassimeres' Richly patterned peninczton Mrs. Boyer was Miss Mary Broeks Heo 2 ee be 7 a - os BASEBALL TOURNEY SCHEDULE, RESULTS ee fe —Tailored From Fine * (| | | Pure Wool Suitings: = , li i ie i i i i i i i i i - inn ~ A | No > ;ROLr GROVE PARK. . pr i S tsarlres ‘ v* Ww . o— FALLON cheviots! Etc and made with all the little | » May 2—Lowell vs. Baden. No. 2. Max A small down payment and _—Wainut Park v >” ; fieee)6=s Numerous parties have been given style features that young men demand! All | May GROUP Ben ER: : the remainder divided Se, MEN § $2] 50 bn SUITS $17 lees Mrs. M. D. Van De Water of Sizes 28 to 42 Waist! .. . An unusual Value pS / | Avril, 28—Cupoles va. Lackede, Ne 1 easy weekly or moenthiv = PANTS y ae. ®D0lis, Min , ber sist at $4.45 ' | ff i, May ! Hempstead vs Vark Twain 1 = a S S - 7 . a., who is visiting | o EGRO SCHOOLS—FOREST PARK. pay ments. i C. Smith of Vinitian drive, Dav Fa ertiire ~s Waring Men’s All-Wool Blue | Fea Rom ant Oneonture re wa ; a ee Serge Pants at $3.45 | : Bl Results of Last Week’s Games. Free Mounting Service | , : or eo . 0. Lon 14; Cammisiet's. Woodward 0 Store Open Evenings Till 9 } iv pe” sae “henandoeah 3 . (Aull ae Ch iq 1} | ARMY GOODS STORE 282 See. iz Clothes | Stix & Fie ‘Tnmmgers, Roe 0 shingtc = n 4 far CEES | ne ee ee HOUSE FLONISHING COMDANY Q* R. WASHINCTO! N. W. Cor. sth G Wa n Ave. _— ssi af an GOCE 7 < aa | 1120-30 Olive Street | — SE = Apri) 30—RBRanneker «« Wee Be’! "

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' CNNOHMNOVAHH SOOO mama NS \ ~ Ny SONY SS RRA: SN SS SS AAS ors : SIVOQ, a SS \\\\ ACRES RSS x . , Tay. \ . \ € > SX SN : \N Rae ST.LO - IS PO oT- UIs PATCH _—— nacauannehneiaentiaemmiiatamaane sei XESS ANY Lg »” . alain iui. sta inet dala YON ‘ Nov" x ¥ me _— 2 | A y M0 vl Sa oT | Ww N SN N > A AA da ALAA WA’ Bron My bigs \ DRESS GINGHAMP=== or MG oF” mirigy vwvw$oweoFFé=’.ii SSNS a SOOOKCOAAAUAAAANAAAAA AANA AAAI AAA ASANAAAIAANAANY MOXMXADAM MXM WONT SAREE AAAS AARSEAAAAANAAAAAR Thousands of yards. Some of very best. much wanted brands as TOILE-DU NORD, RED ¢ PART THREE. 28, 1929. 5 KALBURNIE, BATES ZE ETC. Think! Cut from New t bolts, in a large variety of terns, stripes, checks, ove Plaids, solid colors biggest and Stes Numerous Parties + For House Guests In “Little Season” best values we have of- ie” fered in | years. , Fegstom Attracts Former Res- == MONDAY. Midents and Friends From PER YARD “Various Points; Gardens ‘and Homes Attractive. 0 0) Lz RC VERI mee charm of St. Louis spring has —_—— — high a Monday Only % grawn an unusually large number of out- —— . Most of the parties are sail, in keeping with the general trend of *ittle season,”’ but an opportunity is af- Med St. Louis hostesses to display coun- Somes abd gardens at their best. Meek-end guests are Mr. and Mrs. Car! sson of Denver, Colo., who are visiting Sand Mrs. Arthur C. Garrison of Hanley M. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have been mem- ie of the winter colony in Florida with a Seber of St. Louisans and have many Mends here. This afternoon former Gov and = Frederick Dozier Gardner have invited SIZE 9 BY 12 FEET, $! Warcroup of friends to their country home near and Mrs. Johr- | ) ® Charies in honor of Mr. un : : An interesting visitor is Miss Carmen Alor- orduroy oollar and me of Madrid, Spain, who arrived Friday leather collar strap. mht to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Fiee- man, 315 Westgate avenue, and who will be femplimented- at several’ informal parties. $ ; ~ Wehis afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Freeman wil] onl} ive the first of three small teas in her hon- : Pef-town guests. Le . t, “Eg _ Ps — a — ieee . eee Pra s “« ‘low price. sizes, ’ YS’ YELLOW . the second to be given tomorrow and the third Thursday afternoon. Miss Alonso came pat" 5c America to be a bridesmaid at the wedding DAY . Pr ~~ ; ) RUBBER RAINCOATS, | $2 m her brother, Jose M. Alonso, and Miss 4 LEATHERETTE RAINCOATS, $2.4 me Windecker, in Cleveland. During her tay here she and Mrs. Freeman plan a brief ROADCLOTH wisit to Chicago, and Miss Alonso will remain S\itee anti] June to meet her brother, Manuel, the Spanish tennis star, who is now in Rio de deiro, Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman met attached atyle, fm eanle Mone day only. guest in Europe last summer and visited m@ her parents’ home. Many of the visitors are former St. Louis- is, who have come for visits with their fam- i. Mrs. Henrf Garcia Isaacs of New ork, formerly of St. Louis, will depart to- after a visit with her brother-in-law and Donald Gibbins of tf, Mr. and Mrs. C. ster Groves. She has been entertained formally. Mrs. Isaacs will return East by RIBBED ALL my of Chicago to spend a few days with sister, Mrs. Edward F. Deacon, at Wipn- a. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brookings Wal- 4976 Pershing avenue, are entertaining m™. Wallace’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. mM Mrs. James Brookmire of New York, for fortnight, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Ken- med have visiting them Mrs. Keprard's niece, is Eleanor Gamble, daughter of Mrs. Ham- fen Gamble of Paris and London. Miss ambie, whose stay here is quiet because of ning, will depart in May for New York ® join her mother before sailing for their TO . ™* ATHLETIC , 49¢ PTHA LAUNDRY +7 The visit of Mrs. Lewis B. Ely of New ork, 2 former St. Louisan, wi!l be the occa- Sc {j 40c Blend. Steel Cut Coffee, [b...2 Place, will have as her guest in May her W WH RAAT WN ; » WS SSSI NY SABALARBRASRASRRELARSALLER EERE SESS SREB EERE EE BEES ' m “ e's “ .. v > eae * «ss @ . “esse . o ae, ~~) © 7 or ie ~ tes “ a> WS . a” St RK: MO ee Ree ee Sa oe Oe Oe : . “" a ‘ ta — 7 rae ae eo « “x * sR 2 RR > os i RE IS i an So oa ag staan ae SSS ~- AADWDWWWWhWDWWOhnnn ar Sry: Ngee A 7 Vee a ee ee : 7 “ee 4 “, Yo yy, B Bac Y LG L, 7% Z + WY pon otttld ldaitladddliulddlefeng: AG MR.,AND MRS. FRANK M. MAYFIELD, photographed on board the Majestic, on which they sailed April 19 for Europe. —-Lila Barnett. New York Viola. Steinfeld Weds Henry O'Neil Special to the Post-Dispatch. and gardenias. A brother of the bridegroom, George O'Neil, WUC DVN er * Ys» saw aA aw . ° ae «* wN SAQA ~ ~~ ww wes Se . “> SS “ “ Nw

WS MAW, XS WAS SSS _* » WS WB R\ Ss —_ f y i dcddddeeeeeeaedddeeea. es WSS > » 4 Uy Y Y Yy Z “Sa . > o . See We ANN —_ a a7 a My, / — - Aa & a Z fA : MISS MARTHA SLUDER, daughter of Mrs. Greenfield Sluder, as she sailed for Europe recently on board the Lapland. : ~-Lila Barnett, New York, Pre-Nuptial Parties for ¥ Miss Eugenia: Armstrong ARTIES for Miss Eugenia Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Strickler, will give a tyme Mee eS ce * ~ 7 —— Sew snore. ——— a ee ees Piaf ee ee ee Ngee re tre teens enn chnpigel ae ¢-cagey hes 1 setae 60 ER Sig anes ee eee rr 3 a0 . Stele ia we > * = C oe eee “= sn Rees etd ok, ‘ . ne weed er ae FEM UA tp eae re: as * Oa Wee her heen sie la Ae i ita aR a te ee eee i ks ae ia is mon of much entertaining. Mrs. Ely will NEW YORK, April 27. J Y : there Tuesday for a visit with her daugh- HE wedding of Miss Viola Steinfeld, Z J daughter eo and Mrs. Willard Percy ee, Mrs. Alonzo Christy Church of Clayton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stein- Z % MRS. BERNARD | Armstrong, 6254. Washington boulevard. | | | will be a guest at Hotel Chase. Still an- feld of San Francisco and Tucson, Ariz., % | Y GREENHILL whee marriagg to Charles Andrew Brandon Mher former St. Louisan here for the spring to Mr. Henry O'Neil Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Z of London, England, formerly will take place Saturday, are being planned. c a * mason is Mrs. Charles Record of Boston, Henry O'Neil of 4250 Lindell boulevard, St. Y iss Dorothy Graham of St. shah aie a ie Eleanor Fidler, F Ay E E ’ meee 18 with her mother, Mrs. Eugene C. Titt- Louis, took place last evening at 6 o'clock J Louis, who is visiting friends aa a te ei ya sptonresacue ata A hands - ts pecn, 5412 Cabanne avenue. They are spend- at the apartment of Mrs. Andrew J. Pazzini, 3 G here. ¢ a a e powes a ps will be eer 2 ee _ the week-end with another daughter, Mrs. sister of the bride, in the Hotel Marguery. 3G se za ib ees y I a a “ ne OSTEND, Veln-No a aed * Don Turner Jr., in Belleville. Dr. John Haynes Holmes, pastor of the Com- =f libby | Y aug vn OF sr. e/ , wi F. C. Woermann, om Atal ete | Miss Jane Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. munity Church, performed the ceremony. ‘ “om. Y Y fb ge wl nan Fong al Miss Fliz- aaa yj “aiord B. Allen, will have as their guest In accordance with the wishes of both brid: , ZY Z me ~ ® grove, wr <= v r. and mae. oc “til tomorrow Miss Martha Anne Reed of and bridegroom, the wedding was a simple G Z ys ae pthegrove, wW j ave a supper part) JC || 15c Household Ammonia, quart. ...9@P Gop: Bend, Ind., who has been feted at in- affair, attended only by the parents of the i ae G at sfotel epeenss Wednesday Miss Nell SC | B5c House Brooms, 5 strands. .-< mal parties and Mrs. Samuel Fitzhugh couple and a few close relatives. am Y Atwood, whose engagement to Miss Arm- Toe Il 12 Seediess Raisi $... 15@R Gor: : : & Z _—strong’s brother, William A. Armstrong, has iS C ess Raisins, 2 pkgs.. werden has been entertaining Miss Dorothy The bride was attended by Mrs. Pazzini. oy Z ome 4 aw ; Oc 25c Rumford’s Baking Powder. ..28GBRyiana of Pittsburg. She has departed for She wore a gown of white satin and tulle e Yj PORES PTA, a ref: ts thas ee Sc |] $1.50 Pure Italian Olive Oil, at. mt home. Mrs. Virgil Rule, 5250 Westmin- and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley :7Z osediia Miay Santhn ‘Seaaee. i oo Pe Y j Miss Julie Johnson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Loomis Johnson of Paris, formerly Bt. Louis, who is on board the Laconia eve in New York Wednesday. | Aims. John R. Whittemore and her daugb- fer, Miss Carr Whittemore, are expected in louis this week after a prolonged visit to be the guest of Mrs. Otto Mey- 4 Meuburg for a few days before continuing Sip to the Cailfornia home in Santa For men. and young men, this season's newest two- tone tan or black combina- tions. More than a dozen different styles to choose from. Big- gest value of the year. Her fitst visit to her former home since Wartiage several months ago will be made Mt Francis Boyer of Philadelphia, who = ere next month to be with her par- sais, Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Holmes. Boyer was Miss Mary Brooks Wolmes. SUITS 17 5 ’ UMerous parties have been given in hon- | s j ¢ Mrs. M. D. Van De Water of Minne- “4S, Minn., who is visiting her sister, Mrs. TWO ANTS oC. Smith of Vinitian drive, Davis place. y/ = MOst unusual! was a bridge luncheon , eee by Mrs. Smith, at which the guests were 7 by Sppear in old-fashioned costumes. Teg) 8DG attics were ransacked, and the was a picturesque ensemble of cos- DS STORE Of the gay nineties. Bridge luncheons " Mrs. Vn De Water. Hostesses include « De Witt Lukens, Mrs. Clark Bland, been given every day for the past fort- = J. B. Mueller, Mrs. Herbert McElhinney, a ee ee On Pace Three Column Font. author and novelist, who makes his home in this city; served as best man. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was held at the hotel after which the wed- ding party boarded the Italian liner Augus- tus, which sailed at midnight for Italy. Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil plan to spend the summer abroad returning in the autumn to make their home in New York. The bride’s father is one of the pioneer residents of Arizona. He is well known both in that State and California, where he has i ae large business interests. Mr. O’Neil's family is prominent Lovis. During the World War he was a cap- tain in the Aviation Corps. Third Golden Goose Play May 4 and II HE third. Golden Goose play, “Snow T White and the Seven Dwarfs,” will be given at matinee performances May 4 and 11, at the Artists" Guild, under auspices of a group of society matrons who are sponsor- ing plays for children directed by Mrs. Flor- ence Grant Armstrong, a member of the Wednesday Club and formerly a member of the faculty of Washington University, Miss Margaret Ewing, well known in amateur dra- matic circles will assist. MRS. HOWARD BAILEY. who is chairman of the arrange- ments committee for the Mis- sourl Historical Society dinner, April 30, at Hotel Chase. —Kand in Colonists Daughters Bridge Party May 10 NE of the interesting affairs of the com- ing month is the bridge party which the Daughters of the American Colonists will give Friday, May 10, at 2 p. m., at the resi- dence of Mrs. Lon O. Hocker, 39 Portland plate, to raise funds to finance the erection of a memoria) fountain commemorating the achievements of the mothers of colonia! times A design for the fountain already has been accepted and a model made. Work on the memoria! itself awaits the selection by city authorities of a site for its erection. pected that a location directly in front of Jefferson Memorial will be chosen. Mrs. J. M. Long is State Regent of the Daughters of American Colonists and Mrs Lon Sanders, recent of St. Louis Chapter. which will sponsor the bridge party. Mrs. It is ex we WV WAY WH SS $ Riiid.W_d_WdWnWWQ@W QW QV AWA AW DDI 93S WS OO LLL « MISS ELIZABETH GRAYSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Grayson Jr., who will become the bride, Tuesday, of Dr. Paul J. Zentay. —Ashen-Brenacr A. E. Whitaker is chairman of the State Foun- tain Fund, and Mrs. Charles H. Hoyle, repre- \ SN Lahn we Se ee SO SOR SAC CUE a WER Owe 6 geet” — SS . \) \) * “Ss Me es e) ‘ = MISS JANE MESSICK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charl- ton Messick. She will go to Louisville with a party of friends for the Derby in May. —siraves. sents the City Chapter on the Fountain Fuad Committee. Arrangements for the bridge party are in the hands of a committee headed by Mrs. Hoyle with Mrs. Arthur P. Richardson. Mrs Hen Pearson and Mrs Francis H. Pough. ae sisting members. Invitations for the bridge were mailed Sat- urday. Tabie and individual reservations may be made through Mrs. Hoyle, 5702 ‘Cabanne avenue. mixed bridge. The festivities began Thursday with a luncheon by Mre. Henry Mudl The ceremony will take place at 8:30 o clock in the evening at the Armstrong home. The Rev. Dr. Baxter T. Fullerton, former pastor of the Kingshighway Presbyterion Church, who officiated at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, will read the service. The wedding guests will be limited te rela- tives and close friends, and an infoscmal re- ception will follow. Miss Atwood will be the bride's oualy at- tendant and Gordon M. FPiillpott will be Me. Brandon's best man. William A. Armtrong and W. T. Chassee are to be croomshen. Mr. Brandon and his bride will spen4é their honeymoon in Asheville, N. C., and will mak: their home in St, Louts. susie A. A. Busch Going to Europe. R. AND MRS. AUGUST A. BUSCH of M Craat'’s Farm, will sell the middle of May for @ short visit in Europe. Upen their returo the latter part of June they will go to their estate at Cooperstown, N. Y., for the remainder of the summer. Their sons-iz- law and «daughters, Mr. and Airs. C. Drum- mond Jones of Grant's Farm: Mr. and Mrs Percy J. Orthwein, 5125 Lindell boulevard. and Mr. and Mrs. Louls A. Hager Jr.. Denny road, will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Buech at Cooperstown : ti ele Pit. ay:

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Kennard in Havana, | 319 North Taylor purehased avenue, Jr.. who have been Cuba, for their honeymoon, have sailed for New York, and are ex. pected home this week. Mre Ken. === nard before her marriage was Miss | Elizabeth Scudéer. daughter of Charlies Scudder of Hampden Hall | ard’s sub. | apartments. Mr. debutante sister, Migs Mary Lees Kennard; will land tomorrow in | New Tork frem Europe, where she spent the last nine mogths. Her Brether and sister-in-law will moet ber in New York. ) Mrs. James L. Ford Jr. of 54. Westmoreland piace left Friday for. New York, to meet ber sub-debu.} Taute daughter. Mixes Jean Ferd, | who will arrive from a trip to Eu- | fepe tomorrow with a croup ef St. , young women chaperened by | ite. Atwell Lincoin. Accompany- ‘ge Mre. Fora will be her sister. sister, returned from Cal... where they spent the winter. Mr. Werner, who was in California with them, preceded them home. | the St. Louis Country Club grounds. ww the summer in Engiand. Mass., is spending a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ww. Morrison of 2 KingsDury place moreland place, will arrive home from Burope May 109. ter, Miss Martha Love, and Miss Martha Pettus, daughter of Mrs. Charies Parsons Pettus of 33 West- rfreland place. Paris, where courses Pettus will join Mre. Greenfield Sluder Martha and Miss Virginia Siuder, in Munich, for a month this sum- | mer during the music festival. Miss | Martha Sluder sailed recently with | Miss Claire Garneau. have | Coronado Beach. Mrs. Charles Pope O’Falion of ia now in Rome, will spend Mra. Charlies Rice of Brookline. — Mrs. Edward K. Love, 44 West- Her daugh- ____ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MISS HELEN LANGSDORF $806 Clemens avenue. who will sail soon for England to spend the summer with her fa- ther, Arthur Judge. | St. Louis for two A younger daughter, Miss last week for New York, from where they will sail for Paris. + hibition She will and her mother with her until the first week in October. According | from Miss Elizabeth an Apartments, abroad, they have been entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John’ ronelle. Ala. MISS GLADYS JUDGE. who the students group in arrange- ments for the Knights of Columbus frolic to be given Wednesday evening, May 8, at the Council Home. 653 Big Bend benefit of the Webster assisting AM sande MISS CATHERINE ROHAN. is \chairman road, for months, departed | of photographers in Paria have her two roung sons to letters received d Miss Mar- marriage of called by the illness of a sister. Miss Constance Walther, daugh- ‘ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Wal- | | ther, 5344 Cabanne avenue, has re- | turned from a visit with friends In | Lexington, Ky. -eeuanmmennenens ; tha Dyer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Streett, 5291 i . | Mrs. J. T. Dyer of the St. Regis! Washington boulevard, and her | who are .traveling (sister, Mrs. Robert E. Williams, | have returned from a visit in Cit- On their way home | Miss Crowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A.D Crowe, 721 Interdrive, will play the part of Princess Snow White in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” to be given by the Golden Goose Players. 7 at the Artists’ Guild. May 4 and 11. Bick. a of the - eninins College building fund. — Whiting scented a POP OTEeS ac eR DST Oe Ra OR LOIS» INET CeO LO nee ran. Mrs. Sluder and Miss Virginia Emanuel! Holler Venice. Mrs Sluder will sail in June. Holler was Miss Abbie Lewis w : ee . h + a x ‘ nd 5 rs a ’ Mrs. Charlies Madill and her at a - nage ye . : : rry Lewis, 5083 estminser | daughters, Miss Thelma and Miss|*°""7 “ _— | Delphine Madill. who have been in place. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Martha Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Holler at- tended the Mr. and of > | —- Mrs. Warren Lammert. which took | | dent- of Miss Moxiey's School 2 | Mrs. Lafrrence B. Pierce, 16 Hor- x hi —o Rome, will accompany her mother | place in Fiorence this month. Roc eg tense place, and her young grand-' Miss Willis Dyer, an older | an Hite MI Th —— 4 } sons, will sa!) in July for Paris. to | Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘T. | Mr. and Mrs. SS | join Mrs. Pierce's daughter, Mrs./| pver is visiting relatives in take a house at Princeton, N. J., as t | Dyer, : tin ives : are | Helen Pierce Breaker, who is max-/| Owensbero. K* for three weeks -_ ha » . estivities of Pike * . veo SUE Lia Lae for ft graduating f , ing her home in Paris Mrs — Princeton University in June, when | p..xner who has a studio in Paris Mrs. Ralph L. Thompson, 4311 their son. Charles Thompsor, wil! has been exhibitine her photo- McPherson avenue. has returned we gracuatee | graphs during the international ex-|f7°™ California, where she was | LAFAYETTE BEAUTY P ting, Marcelling r Dyeing. Make Appeintment Now. ANENT WAV Guaranteed to last 9 months; no discomfort, no kinks, me frizz. Expert operaters in al] Beauty work. Hair At eld established Pa the SHOP, 1652 S. Jefferson Cut- Victer 2427. remain in are taking Miss will they at the Serbonne. and her daughters, Miss | her grandmother, Mrs. Alex Coch- | 2 ? FIVE DOLLAR PERMANENT WAVE SHOP NO WAITING. waiting to serve you. COME RIGHT IN. PERMANENT WAVE Finger wave, set, and hair trim included. e have pleased more than 100 patrons the past week. Twelve skilled white operators $ Commercial Bldg.. Room 223. 16 N. 6th St. (Sixth and Olive GArfield 7: MISS ANNA LOUISE _- SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ____. LIVERSEDGE. ie ig ge oe x ae Vo ae ~~ vie Miss Liversedge of Pass Christian, Miss., will take the part of Robin Hood, in a Robin Hood pageant to be given on the grounds of Villa Duchesne. by the stu- dents of the Sacred — Convents, May l nuee - Tl- ja Ase —— — —— ._ ~ ee —_ = they visited Mrs. Williams’ son-in- law and daughter. Lieut..and Mrs. ward Palmer Farle of Fort | Benning, Ga. - Mrs. William B. Ittner Jr. of 665 Polo drive has returned from Bronxville, N. Y., where she risit- ed Mr. Ittner’s sister. Mrs. Owen (ore, Mrs. C. H. Morrow of Los Angeles, Cal. formerly of St.gLouis, are ex- pected this week to visit their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold V. Morrow. 518 Polo drive. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chambers Carr. 5729 Cabanne avenue. who are touring California, are expéct- |ed home May i. Alumni Party. The alumni and parents of stu- dents of Christian Brothers College will entertain at a card party in th meister. Mrs. Ralph Wilson and The sali ‘ano —_ aT er gitt Mrs. Henry Likes. Mrs. S. R. Stan-/ one, cme Club . “| pridesmaids wore gowr- of ard of Alpha Delta Pi is Panhei- | Hotel, Thursda ton ae ‘a Be 4 peach moire and tulle, the : lente: pre lley, 8225 Lindel W. . ae full and short in front and . to the floor in back. The ef honor wore & gown of or. designed as those of aids. pride was gowned tn white He veil fell over a long : train. from a& cap adornea age blossoms. She carried Mr. and Mrs. Bert F. Fenn, 6074) Cabanne place, entertained 34 guests at a dinner dance last eve- ning at the Missouri Athletic Asso- ciation in honor of Col. and Mra William Gibson, commanding offi- cer at Veterans Hospital. The following guests were pres- | : ent: Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Doane, | friday evening in the erguum - pues. : nd Ralph Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Deibel, Mr. and/°* Hotel Jefferson. Morea ae ee nemesis a Mrs. A. C. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. A | Suess were present, ip af ey — wag? aia mn bent . C. Boylston, Mr. and Mrs. W. | and prospective = tag A ; avin, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Bradbury.! The Hoo-Hoo Hostess (im nreakfast and reception fot- Mr. and Mrs. J. Gannett, Mr. and/for luncheon and beige! at the home of the bride's Mrs. Edward Zulley, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon at the F | ter which the couple left J. W. Gerell. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.j te.) On May 11 the club , California. Upon their re- tertain 20 children from he d Huitt, Mr. and Mra. James Walker. will reside in St. Louis Mr. an@ Mrs. James Maccallum,! association at ap the; through the zoo. .The “iding. Luncheon - i o'clock, followed by betas The club will hol¢ @ al bridge Saturday at the “fee tel roof garden. at 2 oe Epsilon Chapter, Sigme @ Sorority, gave its feseu Eleanor Heindel, daughter and Mrs. Norman S. Hein- Bef St. Petersbug, Fla. and rick Foster Minor, son of Mr. Se urs. Clyde C. Miner, 6144 Wr- - avenue, were marricd vy evening at the home of bridegroom's parents. The sony was performed by the Dr. R. H. Schnett of Grace '—& Church in the presence of -s and close friends. ) ra wedding dinner the pair s for a brief honeymoon and their return will be at nent swrarily at 6144 Waterman Miss Lucille Kane. Dr. L. §. Luton, | -_ Mies Hortense Courlander and Ed- tion of officers will be me ward Rae. The table was decorated | 3; ™ in rainbow colors. with two danc-| , — ing dolis at either end and balloons| Leopold Lederer. 6666 @ attached. Spring flowers formed) ton boulevard. celebrated’ the center piece. iieth birthday last Sy The younger women of St. John’s | F Ginner was given in h Methodist Church, South, will give |#* Bevo Mill and later \Teceived his friends benefit fer the educational work , Among the out-of-towg a of the church and particularly for ree pale ee parlors of the recreation house will | oria, Til, and Louis i be decorated and a number of | °% CRicago. o* young women will assist_in enter- | : taining. Ushers will be Miss Mar- guerite Perry and Miss Lwutille Brooks, and Mrs. Berien Matthews, Mrs. Wheeler Gallagher. Mrs. Wil- | tee t “ . aaa | amelia Gahn, 5322 Gerald- ‘avenue, has announced the en- ment of her daughter, Miss) Gahn, and Walter E. Stert-) son of Mr. and Mra. fred. Reemann. 4917 Northland place. /marriage will take place the part of June Mrs. | 4 , Mrs. A. D. McKinney is general | Clark Johnson. ing at 8 ovlock, at the Wednes- — Marcel or Round Curl. Permanent Wave SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES FOR APRIL Persona! Attention Choice of All New Styles “vs | “MARY MILLMAN | TYler 0493 Bellefontaine Car North ; ’ This Ad Good $1.00 on « Permanent Wave With or Deep Marcel or Round Curl with see ites PERMANENT WAVE |NEW FRENCH STEAMOIL MARCEL! a PERMANENT WAVE Inmecto Hair Dye $5: Touchup, $3.50 Takes 2 Beautiful Permanent GWEN GAVIN Why Take a Chance?—Every Wave Guaranteed FREDERIC’S VITA TONIC $PECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY GArfield 5862 Room 474, Paul Brown Bldg. ff, = We epeciaige in this wave, | Deen, flat Se reand natural- $650 =— J out ringiet ends. Our Special Paramount | terials and guarantee a classy ware, with or with- ) Paramount Beauty Shop Lilian Davia, We use the very best ma- $5.00 | our ringlets, — SI78A S GRAND AV. 1 iy: | Permanent W . Special for Ve Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 6 2 i— $12 Permanent Beautiful Ringiets. Y make & Le. CUM @© there chance of failure. Saha ior ii MARY T. BENDER BEAUTY SHOP 358 N. BOILE at MARYLAND Lindell 3608 , |, Pores: M. te 8 P. Ww. is Ro Free Toile: ee eee « 7. : to give . Wave price. baal - Nestle Cireaifine Wa The first time im the histery of the La Vers : Shep that we are abie e you & genuine a for this Nestie , Circuline Wave does not use harmful chemicals. We Mrs. O. C. Thomsen. Nestle Expert Open — and Thursday venings Phone GArfield 1113 A VERA BEAUTYE SHOP &£ 204 N. SEVENTH N. E. Cor. Seventh and Pine in toiatat tt. Complete ve § +ARAEAS vive - = 4,° , | | : POLL LLLLSPCCE CP PEE FPSO POO CSOD POOF ¢ * PERMANENT WAVE “ars on ANY AN} chairman of the affair, and with | mnouncement was made yes- | her on the Reception Committee | ay of the engagemént of Miss | are Mrs. George Trawick and Mrs. | pthy Mitchell, 729 Limit ave Hugh Stallworth. The offering | . dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. . will be in charge of Mra C. L. | isdorf Mitchell of Marissa, M1, Johnson and Mrs. Jesse Barrett. | Arthur J. Revelle, son of Dr.} ____ Those who will serve at the ta-| T. Revelle of Scamon. Kan. | will tals bles will be Mrs. Harold Osgood, | news was told at a bridge- | Pilgrim Miss Marylee Horner. Mrs.;Ken-| 2842 N. G ncheon at the Coronado Hotel. | with a : neth Davis. Mra. William O'Fallon, | Lindell > date has been set for the wed- | home of Mra. W. G. Moore, Mrs. G. Lrnn : ‘ i | | Anno —— PA recent wedding of interest to | th moe — ; Lovisans, i= thet of Miss Har-j| son Haj VAN’S PERMANENT f a. Steele Haskell. and (Gerald Balson : ss Millis m Specht, which took place and Ver : ee urday. April 6, at San Antonio, | The we $5, $8 and $10 ili " The bride is the daughter April 1 IMMEDIATE SERVICE _. cog, pee: Sos cget pyr POO AND as eX. =ne _ ao SET OCR WAVES ae Houston Teachers College. | ivornia. ville, Tex... and Berkeley Uni- :, VAN BEAUTY SHOP &4+@ ttl tt at at a a i a i tl tli GArfielg 2819. Open Tues. and Thars. Eve. Until 9 O'Clock, for y, Berkeley, Cal. Specht, formerly of St; is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Bam S. Specht 5963 Cates ave- B He attended Washington Uni- | ity. and is a member of Sigma a Epsilon Fraternity. The pair will make their home fan Antonio, and have taken | bapartment at 302 Madison ave- | Wednp As it should be given. our operators are white men Alexander tangsdorf of ngton University and Mrs. | mdorf announce the engage- | met of their daughter, Helen. to | lard Shiman of Crestwood, New | . The wedding will take place | ly after the graduation of | Langesdorf from Washington | eel ersitvy in. June. Mr. Shiman graduated from Yale Univer- | in the class of 1924. | =. & T PERMANENT WAVES _ Ringlet i$! EXPERIENCED $ | Mr- and Mrs. Jacob Goldstein, | cle, Tm Ends. No Kinks. We : | Marcel or round curl with ria 4 $ Westente avenue announce thé | Folks" ] specialize in Perma- — ends. Yourself and your git iia. See sacement of their daughter, Miss Wedn nent Waving. o> m. to ~~ a im a ae wannette Coldstein, and Loeuls IL | Greup, > m. a —— —— ndler. son | 2a eS > Po _Dzmer 2028 eS ee sc «leeee aves y. as: +. enue. rT ] 9 : aati “ae “At a dinner to be given tonight _— albot's Beauty Shop BOLAND BEAUTY SHE tae nome of Mtv. and Stes. Harry | renee ££: mceciman, 1237 Walton avenue, the | : Est. 35 Years 12l1y N. TAYLOR AVE. % Bicck South of Page 4815 Delmar BL pee Mgarcement of their daughter, | —_ Phone FOrest 28°6 | — Mary. to Chester L Frank, son of | “re - — - and Mrs. Herman Frank of | Tom No Waiting h Come any time. Bring #3 Westminster piace, will be Weds at Either uty OP se af wih reno F punced. : Shop one gy sth } = oy name and oll ¢ ade engagement of Miss Cether- May Belle Lieberstein’ 8 Marie Williams, daughter of : y S 3 » and Mrs. E. J. Williams, 22360 . IDEAL > oes avenue, and Alonzo Fran- i yy » rautier, so not Mr. and sab. Permanent Waves x pPistir. 2 net 3 ont Se haa Are Always Guaranteed ¥ at a luncheon given by Mra. te give Complete with a eslams for a croup of her daugh- ~A AXD INGER. WAVE g P's friends. ) We Alse Operate New West , “© 6 wedding of Miss Eleanor End ceqeten % Hanson, 6332 West Park ave- Alfred Gould’s Beauty Shop a. and John E. Weber, Lead- be Rewave 217-218 Poe , on gl CAbany 5033 ‘§ os fen place at St. Luke’s our Hodiament Easton © Church, lievue avenue, Theusaads ef Satisfied Customers with ringlet endg. ap cay morning, Father McMa- Announcement... We Have Secured the Salon and Good Will From Margaret Maule, Inc. 821 Locust St. Entrance Through Karges Which will be under the personal supervision of Mrs. Ray, and will inaugurate our own well-known. permanent waving and beauty proven so satiéfactory in the past. This shop is fully equipped for all lines of work, in- cluding non-exercising reducing facilities. | high standard system of culture, which has BELCANO Exquisite Toilet handa. Corrective Schreiber, distributer. Ray's high-class work will be available at erther of our two locations—f2; Locust or Down Preparations for the . & treatment for every condition of Bug % — oa, / teen san- RAY’S BEAUTY SHOP 22 * S CEntral 1910 7329 S. BROADWAY “ide oan | side 9422 : SFSOSOS 9985 09559999555 99559985S SOEs 6955085 4 Officiating. bbby Le Gauchat, son of Mr: Mrs. ©. J. Gauchat, was ring - * and Patsy Walsh, daughter Mr. and Mra. J. D Walsh, all = St. Louia, was flower girl. Minsi 78 Dodd of st. Leuis, cousin the bride. was maid of boner. groomsmen Jom K. Walsh of Webster "*, Roy Gunther of St. Leuls Van W. Tayler of Leadweood, The bride was given away P her >rether, Earl B. Hanson of Leute, FRISCO METHOD PERMANENT WAVE — We Successtully Wave Over an Old Permaneai oe pone a ae roses and lilies of the valley. desmaide® were attired in Large, deep Marcel Permanent, y , —- of | . — a ; the suptial mass. “a <tast was served at the Hotel _-_ "" ~Of Maplewood. with or without ringlet ends. Also type most becoming. q round cur! or swirl wave. Your choice of any style wave you Shampoo, Hair Trim and Fi Wave Included EXPERIENCED OPERATORS a 204-10 Frisco Bldg.—Second Floor GArfield 6841. was of white a douquet \( Mtr ef Me and Mra F. C ws mann, T Arundel place, has). prefer—or we will advise you the Frisco Permanent Wave Met

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a mt Weddings A Entertainments | And Engagements iage Of Miss Genevieve enic | Krause, Mrs. James B. Coster eg Ee ganghter of Mr. and| sive; Gerard Kevil, Mrs. w. >. a - James T. Halley of 626) tur-| Mrs. Nelson Codding, Mr > ». Terrace, and Jes W. Cole | ado.j;Sec, Mrs. ©. A. Eddy ran Pra Wednesday morning, | ash-| B. Hunt, Mrs. Stanley Waite "37, at Ovr Lady of Lourdes} As-|G. §. Hollingsworth, Mrs. }3 a Rev. Francis O’Connor of- | ner.; dé bow. Mrs. Robert r — ou eea,| Hughes and Mrs. C. gs. "Rr bette pride was attended by her) ror- Mrs. James W. Lee ae on Miss Mildred Halley, as| nts, illustrated talk on ioe Eive § of honor, and. Mics - Ruth | aif-iaround the world, ana M tray and Miss Genevieve Shea as | - Lee Holt will play Piano eile weids. Betty Jane Halle >| - , , re irl. | an Svtond Amacts Club held ee isis wore gowr- of | 1ej- — meeting at the Con ‘ h moire and tulle, the Hotel, Thursday, M i” ae —— ee ce . rs. W. WLR and short in front and ley, 6225 Lindell pou] , | ley. ey O14 | siding. Luncheon min 34/1 o'clock, i the floor in back. The 4 of oper wore a zown of or. ‘ designed as those of was Served followed by bridge ve- The club will hold ® bea gids iSO - D “i ¢ Sn ees OF gs. ~_ 7” bs curday at the Chase pide was crowned in white (fi- ‘5 garden, at 2 O'clock, “fle veil fell over a long’ Epsilon Chapter, gj m rain, from a cap adorned | ’ m et te. : 3 schnett of Grace frie % Dr. R. H. S« nes informally@is church in the presence of eajton boulevard. celebrated his : eight. ieth birthday last Sunday. a — ily dinner was given in his oul at Bevo Mill and later Mr. Leor ' his i's ¥e g | receis ed . Among the out-of-tow rk own gues 7 or | Bis son and daughter-in-lae Mr. ives and close friends. ad Mrs . Mater a wedding dinner the pair he | 2G Mrs. Jacob L. Lederer o¢ . & ; ia, Ti} Pe- BY for a brief honeymoon ana si) | OFia, L, and Louis L. Gumbiner " of Chicago Mee their return will be at home of £ s #3 : : 7A 7 + . ¢ warily at 6144 Waterman | Ste ee re . — lle Mrs. Amelia Gahn, 5322 Gerald- | esonve,. has announced the en- ament of her daughter, Miss Gahn, and Walter E. Stert- son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred kann. 4917 Northland place. 4 “Ss. p- | 5 , ~ - o. = ’ | ’ e } ee > | marriage will take place the a) Before and After . \ fer part of June h | mcemeni was tiade ye sAmnouncemeni was fiat yes- re | erman ave w of the engagement of Miss S. |] This is a very feature ia our Paerothy Mitchell, 729 Limit ave- S| eeiene Sesmen ent Ware seen by ex ee ene Mrs a | cencmigen operators at this Se - isdorf Mitchell of Marissa, II1., rse, round, loose, natn king, u -evelle | lars Mngist sade. Matedepchtae meee J. Revelle, son of Dr. = | U . . Be Sh -T. Revelle of Scamon, Kan. i, | niversity auty op news was told at a bridge- (oronado Hotel. for the wed- pcheon at the > date has been set q 2842 N. GRAND Lindell 0697 A recent wedding of interest to PLovisans, is that of Miss Har- Steele Haskell, and (Gerald mauam Specht, wh took place mrcayr. Apri] 6. at San Antonio, The bride is the daughter pure. Mary A. Haskell of Stock- Tex. She is a graduate Houston Teacher's aneemiennalll RMANENT WAVE| nd $10 Complete | EVDIATH SERVICE D SET OUR WAVES FOR 50 CENTS UTY SHOP 614 Olive sinet Ere. Until 9 O'Clock, for Permanents Only. ich Collece., ity, Berkeley, Cal. S ht f meee —— specot, formerly of St, _ . is the son of Mr. and Mrs. tes ave lam S. Specht 5963 Ca . He attended Weshington Uni- RMANENT WAVE Mr. and is a member of Sign perators are white men $5 ma Epsilon Fraternity. romen. e Deep Marcel or : , me pair will make their h @ give Eugene and Vita Tenic Waves. PT shu dicccetedaed should be given. All Om 2 fen Antonio. and have taken rtment at 302 Madison ave- Alexander Langsdorf of _ No Appointment Necessaty mangton University and Mrs. nw Evenings—Sundays By Appointment miorf announce the engage- IGE’S BEAUTY SHOP STH FLOOR HOLLAND BLDG. 1 N. 7th Ste. (Juet South of Olive) fof their daughter, Helen, to ard Shiman of Crestwood, New The wedding will take place Phone GArfield 5507— Miy after the graduation of ieee - a langsdorf from Washington — Rae tsity in June. Mr. Shiman sg . Sraduated from Yale. Univer- ‘-RMANENT WAVES pam in the class of 1924. » mer. and Mrs. Jacob Goldstein ‘el or round curl with ringlet 5 Westgate avenue announce the irl friend. > | ; Sipe: cease ts oa ether aioe $'7 meseement of their daughter. Miss posit on your friend's wave. This annette Goldstein, and Louis I. t includes 1 sham and wave set Rndler a @ 4 Tt er Meet don leant tyair $1.50 extra. , - nag Isaac Sandler, 1361 ND BEAUTY SHOP 4815 Delmar BI. Phone FOrest 25°6 Ata dinner to be given tonight the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry feiman, 1237 easement of their daughter, ny. to Chester IL. Frank. son of and Mrs. Herman Frank of Westminster - place, will be bnced. _ wwe eS ee ew we , mae Cngagement of Miss Cather- Marie Williams, daughter of “and Mrs. E. J. Williams, 3200 May avenue, and Alonzo Fran- * Pautler. so nof Mr. and Mrs. fE. Pautler, was announced last ata luncheon given by Mrs. Sforarroup of her daugh- friends. he wedding of Miss Eleanor Hanson, 6932 West Park ave- and John E. Weber, Lead- MO.. took place at St. Luke’s ee Church, Bellevue avenue, =mond Heights, at 9 o'clock Say morning, Father McMa- Officiating. uy Le Gauchat, son of Mr. Mra. C. J. Gauchat, was ring + @nd Patsy Walsh, daughter Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Walsh, al! : was flower girl. Miss } mrt Dodd of st. Louis. , = Wide, was maid of honor. - A Miss. Edythe Mae Pratte and 4 ~~ Mary Lou Dimond were es aids, The groomsmen John K. Walsh of Webster Roy Gunther of St. Louis Van w. Taylor of Leadwood, The bride was given away his i i ee : -_ , o- 7 w+ a ) | ETHO NT WAVE | Iver an Old Permanent “a - bride’s costume was of white ™ 8Nd she catried a bouquet of ~ roses and lilies of the valley. ‘smaids" were attired in Also te of var tine , fe you | ious tints, with yu a Pont hats to match. a ne «the nuptial mass, LPBPLPPPLPPL LPL APPLE of Maplewood. Finger Wave Included S BL Te bridegroom is a graduate of | OPERATORS | School of Mines, 1927. Catherine Wave Method z.-—Second Floor GArfield 6841, 6843 Friday, June 7. for the of her marriage to Charles aad mes, son of Mrs. Charles f » St. Louis. The ceremony cousin | eee. Earl B. Hanson of | wee ee ae ee eee | Pilgrim of | ilie, Tex.. and Berkeley Uni- | } bride S \ MRS. MERVIN 7 SW N WARREN XA ’ Uf S ERY INS nasottatins eS yr ~ Sew SS Wire > Viti, 7 Ny Yd ty a Mrs. Warren was, until her marriage April 19, Miss Isabel Blood, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Blood of Webe ster Groves. 8:30 p. m. at the Congregational Church reception following at the of Mr. and Mrs. Woermanr. will take place at with a home Announcement has been made of er ! th® marriage of Miss Avis Bal- son Hays, daughter of Mrs. Eihel Balson Hays of LosAngeles, Cal and Vere G. Bartell of St. Louis. The wedding took place in Chicago | April 13. The bride is a pupil of the Principia and attend- former , ; ’ ed the University of Southern Cal- | ifornia. Mr. Bartell attended Washington University. He and his have returned to St, L making their home tempo- 5389 and are > v4 | «- P K j - . ter ~ 1 a. rariivy at Sil esburs Draft . Jewish Women's Conference Calendar. Conference of Jewish Won- en s Organizations presents the fol- ie . lowing calendar of events for May Wednesday, May 1. Bible Study Group. Hachonosas Kalo, Beth Hamedresh Hagodol, Ben Akiba Aid Thursday. May 2? Ben A kfbe Hon Board Sunday, May : Junior Giris’ Auxiliary Jewish Orphar Esther. Monday, Mav 6. Council of Jevw- Women, B’Nai Am ers’ Club. Tuesday. 3. 2. % & Queen > ish May i - \ at dame pt oo ze: . KING-DEL BEAUTY SHOP : nite | ; 5057 Delmar FOrest 9535 Misses Katherine and Bee, former owners of Washington Hotel Beauty Shop. are , ‘ new at this shep. Genuine EUGENE EXPERIENCED et m ‘ Permanent, i OPERATORS Immediate Service With or Complete 4w~ iy Beet: agg, ° Pg ts eel : Without Appointment. $7.00 t Wave with ringlet ends. FA — Showing the new- { ! PHONE DELMAR 3024 est styles ol wares Rctnceme 4 ; Seto : TALBOT’S : ORETTA YOUNG Hair and Beauty Shop Permanent Wave Specvalist a = . 900 N. Kingshighway. FOr. 9270 | |} r219 North Taylor Fermer Owner Washington Hotel ® Half Block South of Page, ist Floor Beauty Shop Est. Go Years. Hours 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. | of Maryville. Give Outdoor Pageant LUMNAE and friends will | Serve as patronesses at the| fi “Robin Auxiliary Meeting | NVITATIONS have been sent | presidents are: Mrs. H. F. Parker, | Warrensburg, Mrs. T. O. Klingner, | of St. Louis who may wish to assist | SPTinsficld: Mrs, M.. A. Hanna, in liquidating the debt incureca | *9"5@8 City, and Mrs. J. F. Owens, through the purchase of the prop- St. Joseph. Mrs. D. 8. Long, Har- Several thousand invitations will be sent out this week to citizens - aes ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH _ MaryvilleCollege Will |Medical Association Columbia, the Auxiliary, .wiil be ' JT and 8 at Hotel Statler. of the council. Visitors to the con- vention willl inelude Miss Agnes G. | Regan of Washington, secretary of | _ PAGE 3 Catheotle oe Mo.. president-elect of | the National Councll of inducted in- | to office. | The social program tor the meet- Thursday following adjournment, !ing includes an evening nr eting the delegates and convention visi- | the first da) anf a luncheon the tors will be taken onan automo-/| next noon. Both will take piace in the Hotel Statler ballroom, } i out for the fifth annual meet- | bile tour of Springfield and Greene | X 00 Sahib hich the students at of the Missouri State Medical As- | Sequiota Cave. (of the luncheon committee, the NN pe waedtgytnee: a assisted by pu-| sociation which will be held May | og SE Tee ee. j other members ef which are Mrs. |pils of Maryville As ; oye ag ; | Baoan ' rs 3. G Mix: NN | 608 ‘ y . : and Maryland 14. 15 and 16 at the Colonial Ho- | Catholic W omen ¢. iyies Byrne, Mra, H. &. hio, a N | Avenue Academies, will present | ¢¢) Springfield. Mo Pauline Weinsberg and Miss S {May 21 at 8 p. m. at Villa! Ny | Drake and Miss Julia Kiely. | a P* } | The villagers and village danc- |} ers will be taken from the pupils | The small boys of | Barat Hall will make up the group | little girls at! Avenue Academy will | fireflies. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__—=——— ee ee han>deipentinnel SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 the Eighth District and delegate- | ether Missouri towns. BHast St. at-large from Alpha Chapter, will/ Louis will have four chapters rep- give the invocation. Mrs. John P.' resented at the luncheon. Austin, president of the Delphian| ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH || Plans for Luncheon Kirkwood Society Of Delphian Council the Graf Zeppelin on Its trip to this| registered post cards for delivery | country about May 1. The return| in any European country will be flight, the German authorities said.| accepted for the flight. The rate) would be made from Lakehurst on} will be $1.05 for each letter and | or about May 10. Letters and un- | Graf Zeppelin Ocean Mail Rates. = er : a ee De aw wate tp A sagen 5 ye 1PM a ' - : h ' 7 . tg 5 ADP A OO ae 7 * Ue ee =—s2°8 A Ba - - * 5 Se Vee _ a al pers 04 BS nay iio as a" ree EB. peg ROT AP 0 , hy Ae teres ~ 2. ~ " - . cupninnetaiainanamees ee d+ Ee Bk eee ee ee eee ke ans senate teapapreeneenantite . ail linnisiescticanaaiantiinii psig laa a en ON ET AEE CETTE EO OES TEE hy COLAO ABE TO I OO Cm ee ceemanen iy ararienaperoe hs a Py See . . ae *. SS eet ee ge - - o ww —- ~ —~ ss S ~ ine wre! Ler . . os ee oe. - Ls ® - -~ “ee sos pm eR we - — . ie ta ow “~ . ua ig a oi “rT. ‘ “- . 5 = Gal PD RAPES LE BIR, MRS Bie INS ay eae te A OF ” - aes 2 eo i a . . any “ ~ eH oy * gageahraseee ee FY sceaienestiend dual a. nsheeinell aed se e. rage _ SD Rigs i ype te. ape seperate aa ~~ Shed ee a ee R. AND MRS. WILLIAM MA- SON of North Harrison avenue and their daughter, Mre. Thomas Canavan, returned Wednes- day from a trip to Hannibal. Canavan, who has been spending Mrs. | also interested in hockey. | Committee for the Play day held |yesterday by the Athletic Assoc tion. Miss Weber is cap ‘Lindenwood basketball and team | Mrs. William H. Reinhardt of the past two months with her par-/ pearl avenue was hostess to Circle ents, departed Thursday for her home in Ouray, Colo. Mrs, Carl Fick of Evanston, Il. hag been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shands of North Harrison avenue. She will go to Kansas City for a short visit with friends be- fore returning to Evanston. Mrs. lick before her marriage was Miss Vivian Metcalfe of St. Louis. ‘Miss Katherine Meier of Lock- wood avenue will be the hostess to | mn luncheon bridge party tomorrow, | complimenting Miss Virginia May Brauer. whose marriage to South- | “wood Bell Morse will take place next Saturday. A number of students from Kirk- wood High School will leave next Thursday for Columbia, Mo., where they will compete in contests, Mrs. Thomas C. Constable will chaperon the students. The following pupils will present a one-act play while there: Carl Irwin, Reno Hahn, Chester lindhoff, Vernon Rowe and Xethy! Hart. Mrs. Frank Mor- ’ | club last Thursday afternoon. of the Presbyterian Church last Friday afternoon. ————— Mrs. William Berry of Madison avenue was hostess to her bridge Mrs. L. H. Wirthlin of Big Bend boulevard and Harrison avenue was hostess to her luncheon bridge club last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. C. B. Shanley of Mermod san, Mrs. John Robertson, Miss Lesley Freeman and Miss Florence | Slattery will chaperon the mem- | bers of the Glee Club. Among the | pupils competing in the various contests will be Joseph Lowe in essay writing, Harry Conley in art, Sigurd Nelhardt in the piano con- test, Joseph Krueger in the spell- ing contest and Miss Lillian Herron in four-year English contest. Mrs. H. C. Jefferis of North Kirk- wood road entertained her card club last Tuesday afternoon at Pine Tree Inn. The Kirkwood Chapter of the Eastern Star will give a barn dance at the Masonic Temple May 17. Mrs. J. K. Lord Jr. of Woodlawn avenue was hostess at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon honoring Miss Katherine Simmons of Kan- sas City, Mo., who is visiting in Kirkwood. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Moore of Jacksonville, Ill, are the guests of \irs. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of North Taylor avenue, Mra, F, Morgan was host- css to dinner party Friday eve- ning of number of friends of Miss Katherine Simmons, who is the suegt of Mrs. George Martin Jr. of Jewel avenue. The Mother's Circle of the hizh | school will entertain at an after- noon tea Friday afternoon at 3. e’clock at the high school audi-. torium. Installation of officers will be held. Mrs, George Martin Jr. of Jewel qd Mrs. Edward Beecher ne drive entertained with fternoon at cOmplimenting | atherine Simmons of Kansas | City, Mo. ‘ The County Theater Guild gave & children’s play the “Seven Old | Ladies of Lavander Town” last Fri- | day and Saturday evenings and) Saturday afternoon. ~ Mrs. Beth Sandfos of Manchester. road entertained her luncheon club: Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Eenry Ball of Holmes ave- nue, with Mrs. William Conway as assistant hostess entertained the Kirkwood Fortnightly Club. last Thursday afternoon, Mr. G; H. Pring of Shaw's Garden talked to the club on his trip to Central ‘America. The Glendale Community Club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. ¥. Barth of Venneman avenue, next | Wednesday afternoon. Installation | of officers will be held. | The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church wil) hold its | annual spring luncheon in the church parlors next Thursday aft- ernoon at 12:30 o'clock. The pro- gram will include a talk by Miss Ann Reid from the board of the Southwest. Mrs. G. C. Martin Jr.., president of the society, will pre- side, Circles B and K of the Woman's Association of the § Trosbyterian Church gave an antique exhibit and guilt display at the church last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. (. P. Aid and Mrs. Gus Poertner had charge of the affair and Mrs. Harold Dod- son and Mrs. Mieans poured. | A party of Kirkwood residents} attended a recital given by Nor- man Frauenheim at the Shelden place was hostess to a _ bridge luncheon last Wednesday = after- noon. Mrs. J. C. Berger of Flat River, Mo.. has returned to her home aft- er a visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Kearney of East Bodley avenue. Chapter Five of the Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. D. F.. Saw- ver, 10 Pitman place, last Friday afternoon. Miss Bernice Nulsen was the speaker for the afternoon. } | District Chapter, s Among the honored guests who | monies, Jeftergon A. Houts, president of the Eighth of Missouri Federated ia- | Will attend the annual luncheon of | tain of the {the Delphian Council, to be given _ out-of-town Tuesday at Hotel | Mrs, Victor J. Miller, Mrs. Charles | are | members ' } Clubs, and Mrs. Frederick B. Hall, | | candidate for the State presidency, | | Missouri Crombie Buckner of West Wash- | ington avenue is weak-end at Urbana, Jil, as the guest of Norman Spelman, who is a student at the University of Ili- nois. | ington avenue entertained at luncheon bridge last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jaquelin Ambler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ambler of Gill avenue, has received a sgho!l- arship for her master’s degrée in English at Washington University. Miss Ambler has been active in women’s athletics during her four years at the school and is a mem- ber of Mortar Boar& and Pepper Squad. She will have an impor- tant part in the Washington Uni- versity May Fete to be given soon. The senior class of spending the | Kirkwood | High Schoo! presented its plays at | the high schoo! auditorium Friday afternoon and evening. The plays given were “The Knave of Hearts” | and “Neighborly.” The class was | coached by Miss Helen Bartlet and | Herbert McClure. Mrs. Herbert Golterman and son | of East Jefferson avenue have re- turned to their home after a sev- eral weeks’ visit in New York. Chapter E. D., P. E. O., met at the home of Mrs. Frank McCul- lough on Central place last Friday. | Mrs. George Daniels of Spring- field, Mo., is the guest of her | daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and | Mrs. Henry Little of East Adams | avenue, Lieut. and Mrs. Benson Scott of San Diego, Cal., wer the guests of Mrs. W. S. King of East Argonne drive for several days last week. Mrs. EF. J. Powell of North Har- | her | Friday | rison avenue was hostess to luncheon bridge club last afternoon. —_—_— —— Mrs. William Keysor of Fillmore | Webster | avenue cntertained the Groves Browning class at its an- nual luncheon Wednesday. Fol- lowing the reports, which were given in the morning. Miss’ Agnes Hoffinger, vice president of the Tercentenary Shakspeare Club, gave an address on “The Messages of Shakspeare’s Four Great Trag- edies.”’ Mrs. Lee Buckner of West Wash- ington avenue entertained with an informal tea Monduy afternoon for | friends of Miss Katherine Simmons. of Kansas City, Mo., who is visiting in Kirkwood. ara A number of Kirkw ood people | attended the nual League Webster Groves an-' of Women Voters’ conference end luncheon. which: was held at the Westborough Country Club last Thursday. Mrs. John Herron of Dickson avenue will be hostess to a lunch- eon tomorrow at 1 p. m. for the Kirkwood members of the League | . Following the! & of Women Voters. + ANA ar MAR Pee Mrs. John Davis of West Wash- | Kederation of Clubs. Dr. Arnold Hilmer Lowe, pastor of the Kingshighway Pres- vyterian Church, will be the prin- cipal speaker. His subject will be “The Realism and Cynicism in American Literature.” Mrs. Frank J. Keiser, first vice president of Women's | ’ ' : There will be many guests from | Delphian |! German postal administration has Springfield. Du-|motified the Postoffice Department | City and Bast St./ that it proposes to dispatch unreg- including from wuoin, Granite j.ouis. Til. St. Charles and several istered letters and post cards will be master of cere-} the Associated Press. } By | WASHINGTON, April 27.—The. ry. awkins. >> # More Beautifu) to Him han Ever! Beautiola luncheon, Mrs. Oscar A, Doerman, | f legislative chairman for St. Louis|& and St. Louis County, will talk, and '§& a discussion will be given about | # the Kirkwood achool bond issue. joyed an all day trip to Grays Summit, Mo., last Tuesday where they visited the division of Shaw’s Garden. i | | . + LM] . The Kirkwood Flower Club en- | | he j A \s ‘ ‘ 4 sit a | Pm. a Br 3, Ss Ma ba z Le * nae < x ° od 38 Ag hi Set: gen WAN? Cpa? . are aS The | Offer Thousands of Purchased Philippine Nightgowns Dainty Philippine Gowns, made of fine lingerie cloth, ere med with hand-embroidered d and floral appliques, finished bindings and hand-scalloped $I edges. 14 to 17..... : “Magnolia Clotl Costume Slips Tailored Costume Slips o! slip-easy cloth, are in strap-she style, with picot edge straps and ice. In flesh and white; sizes 34 to 44, at the low price. of.. EXTRA-SIZE Juniors’ « ve Pajamas Mrs. A. BE. L. Gardner of “The | . Lindens” was hostess to an in- | RRARALAAAA BAD Memortal Friday evening, returning | to the home of Mr. and Mra. Bb. K. Leach of Taylor and Essex ave- | nues for an informal party. Wills Engle of Scott and Miriam | avenues will be host to a dinner party at his home next Wednes- day, complimenting Miss Virginian May Brauer and her fiance, South- wood Bell Morse. Mrs. H. F. Chadeayne of Jewell avenue will entertain with a lunch- eon bridge party next Thursday afternoon, Mrs, Paul Rutledge will enter- tain at afterneon bridge at her home in Webster Groves next Fri- day afternoon. Mrs. Harold Conway of North Taylor avenue was hostess to a din- ner bridge party for 16 guests last Maturday evening. . The Choral Club met Tuesday evening at the Parish House and the following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Howard Crosby, president; Mrs, George Jackman, vice president; Dr. F. J. Brockman, second vice president; J. K. Withers, treasurer: Miss Lu- cile Hammill, recording secretary and Mrs. Julian Hoester, corre- sponding secretary. Miss HMeten Weber. daughter of Mrs. Shirley Webér of Kast Monroe avenue, who is a sophomore in Lindenwood College. was appoint- ed chairman of the Reception May Sale of Advance formal luncheon Friday afternoon A: Uf Cotton Crepe honoring Miss Katherine Simmons | : 85c S 7 : | Summer Dresses < e JA ‘ y, a - VAL Vdd YY Gowns... L $1.8 French = ter j = Na of Kansas City, Mo.. who is visit. | ing Mrs. G. C. Martin Jr. of Jewe!] | avenue, | _ " ha Ore ine wy yy tri. PRINTED top and plain. trousers. Square, round and V necks. There will be a dinner for all the men of the Grace Episcopal Church | at the Parish house next Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Following | the dinner a program will be given. mets. A. C. Good of Kansas City, | Mo., formerly of Kirkwood. is the | house guest of Mrs. Victor Nef\ of Sunburn Back North Taylor avenue. Slips . . Chemise The board of menagers of the | Old Folks’ Home entertained the |§ ! F Optimist Club of Maplewood at a ff | : 12:30 o'clock dinner last Thursday |} afternoon. A short program waa gSiven at the table, after which the/# club inspected the home, The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church entertained | | the young people of the church at | & a dinner last Thursday evening. Following the dinner a program in. cluding musica) numbers and ad- dresses was given. Dr, Frederick R, Green Dies, By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, April £7.—Dr. Fred. erick R. Green, 69 years old, for many years an officer of the Amor. ican Medica) Association and tor- ‘mer professor at Northwestern | University, died today. | Silk Ensembles!. .Flowered Chiffons!. .Linens and Piques! Quilted Jackets!. Sunburn Backs! . .Polka Dots! 167 Ta Pin-Money Shop’s large following knows its everyday values as outstanding ... and recognizes, accordingly, the significance of a specially planned event, such as this. Weeks of group-store buying bring you the authentically new amazing! ia % wid ] ON pain Ma and values that challenge Seplication’ : icra ay - — = Ran enen eae filet med Very speci priced. = sRAABA?* A Triumph of Fashion and Value at Only Juniors’, 2g; 3 x eo Misses’ and "€ .. je Gob Pajamas — Women’s 4 Very 4 Noteworthy Selling Sizes flesh or white crepe de chine. Le der- nier cri in smart lingeriein our sale at The gloriot frocks, will | at worth-whi Summer afte designs are | fabric, so it v Chemise $9.85 Slips Smart Slenderizing Frocks, Sizes 421, to 481%, Included (Sonnenfeld's Pin-Money Shop— = ce Fourth Floor.) 2 + nes 1472s

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_—. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_ _, PAGE 9 — es Consult PROF. ZANGO | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6,7 and 8. Phoenix Silk Hesiery These nationally known Silk Hose are full-fashioned 0: pure Grati thread silk in chiffon, medium and service weights, in the Luncheon Plate smartest new styles at, pair ...-. 81.50, 81.75 and 81.05 75c : Three Pairs are........ $4.25, BS and 85.60 . a 3! 5 ’ (Street Floor.) Mae L Benes "ong GRAND-LEADER GYPSY TEA @ 2 ziz.j| The May Sale of Lingerie Read today’s Want Col | business openings. ae ; a : ers Marvelous Values Our Entire Stock oa “ Bridal Sets Thousands of Garments of Fine Silks and Dainty Cottons—Imported and Domestic Of Silk Remnants —Purchased Specially tor This Event—Which Begins at 9 Monday Morning ite sets of gown, slip | : , i. BLIP, | . Monday at a Reduction of e¢ or chemise of white sill , Chemises and Silk be 4 65 : : ' =} vote as low as $10.55 in the sale! , Gowns & 2-Pe. 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Silk Pajamas Baronette & Rayon Tailored Costume Slips of this An outstanding group of heavy Attractive Silk Crepe Pajamas, in ta- Wonderfully cool for Summer . * rf slip-easy cloth, are in strap-shoulder crepe de chine Step-Ins and Panties in lored stvles ,or trimmed with fine lace, wear... these baronette and rayon iy >A 1¢2 style, with picot edge straps and bod- appliqued stvles, or effectively trimmed are in dainty lingerie shades. Unusual cloth Slips, in strap-shoulder styles; : | *} ma or - ’ (Second Fiowr and Square 2 street Fioor.) —_ 6 «tty uta ga Oat acne re ne lap te te ran —— ty Le = yy ~~ But even though it is inexpensive, it will be smart. For the Women’s Dress Section has chosen the designs, the colors, and the fashions that have won fashion-preference! In Chiffon and Georgette ... these sheer ° . » © ¢.0e . ‘ © . . . . ‘ xe a ye: Co Mo & ; Juniors’ & Misses’ Silk Lingerie Spring Brides Find “Ga oc I a ap Lovelw Veils Here SET - ‘e 4 fashionable and certainly the most flattering thing to wear for afternoon! es ss «es = Featured in the May Sale Keady-‘Made,. or Draped to Order Printed Chiffon adapts itself perfectly to the femi- ~ at the Special Price of | nine details of flared skirts and cape collars.. 816.75 * 009 : P< at With £0 manv exquisite 4a , ve An unusual scar{-print in chiffon, makes a colorful ASN 816.75 Bridal Veils in such clever Ob Aaa ane | Per frock, sketched first at left ; ie oo anata ‘Spring's 4 \ ne. An hy BGA Sizes 34 to 46. Women’s Dress Section, This outstanding new department which ‘'’ = hy brides will be the loveliest in #3 OY a, ie WARNE: Third Floor. answers every lingerie need for the smart if — cer Veils, ~ ane @ rear wae IXY : young girl of eight-to-sixteen, presents in the | A Pe Binet of head- May Sale an unusual assortment of under- | o~ ‘b\ N\’ pieces, ‘illusion veiling, wax garments at remarkable savings! Included Wis (3 flower ornaments and wax at the special sale price are shades of pink, : — blossoms, in sprays and Nile, peach, lido blue and white in: — Crepe de Chine Step-Ins Crepe de Chine Teddies Hats for the Bridesmaids Crepe de Chine Dance Sets ee ae ‘a ve , ho ‘ li P : 0 much o ; the picturesque appearance Oo t € Crepe de Chine Slip wedding procession depends upon them! Wide-brim- Two-Piece Silk Pajamas med Hats of hairbraid with maline, lace or ribbon, \\ (Juniors’ Lingerle Section—Second Floor in every lovely color, priced from $10 up. Or, if French Voile 1 and Square 22, Street Floor.) you prefer, Hats will be made to ‘order. (Third Floor.) Gowns .. Danceties $7.85 B | | ° ° ’ hg spring Coats Reduced: priced, OY Emphatic Savings Now, for Women and Misses priced. . Printed Celanese Voile ~~ Te. Gob Pajamas -: A Very Special Noteworthy . | Selling at, Yard in Smart Colorings z ne | . With weeks of Spring weather still ahead, there 1s sure to be keen inter- est in this offering! Every Coat in these three special groups has borne a eee eerene waren Gaye ot Susimer. eae eae vr | Eaten : much higher price . . . and because they have been carefully ecletted, rod frocks, will be here soon. So purchase this sheer “clanese - r offer you the favored Coat-fashions of the season! The exceptiona fp cre len pat perp enti rs ee ee ee eee ummer alternoon and s shop or the Misses’ Store. | designs are printed in beautiful color combinations on this 39-inch &WAGGERLY | ; , Ss tailored, of : fabric, so it will wash perfectly : Basket-weave woolens ... Broadcloth . .. and Kashana models with the sae broad. ’ (Second Floor and Square 13. Street Floor.) smart fashions of Capes, Scarfs. Tuckings, and Trimmings of soft short- a Saty. 4 ne | haired furs... Broadtail, Squirrel, Fitch and Galyak. Plenty of favorite | Black Coats with black or contrasting furs. Misses’ Sizes 14te 20 . . « « (Third Fleer] . . + -; Women's Sises 34 to 44

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} ode 2 lige speci a Pere ee Ae he oe RN Salil ms rs wIvney . Ae aig til: ancl a le et em PS OS De eS hI ae 4 PAS 9 Mn wate \PheAeemtiradienten - Facdinedineidinine da : ON its x “ lige ee ya eee Oe ae y a Ree . “ : on ‘ . + wa Db i i oe EAS: tele a Capt Al eA I SE Tae taped WEN scart Petey oll aN oo ha ah yet : en Meee eee tee a : ne PR > Fo Ae Be * , 7 Ryd sg gh Se leh we ns “hg s ? . prs LE ioe wey SB Reo re rs, om aie ae > NOR ENR OY, Ks, : eae ke + de ait é Mg bei gitar yr fr avant ee PAGE 6 _ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Webster Groves Society Mrs. E. B. McDonald of 433 the guest of her daughter, of tis Betts of Orchard avenue. , Gray avenue left Wednesday eve- Cur a eS eas Gea ning for Nashville, Tenn.. where | The Knights of Columbus Spring ccumiientiathen ‘Siua, elt she will be the guest of relatives |Frolic will be given Wednesday | = for 10 days. i evening, May §. on the grounds of | Mrs. Arthur T. Chambers , 119 Portland terrace has as i..r|the Loretta guest her mother, Mrs. J. T. of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Bherman Leland Whipple members of the St. Elizabeth Play- room Wednesday afterneon. — Mrs. ; Wis. Mrs. Squires, assisted by Mrs. | |G. W. Stephens, was hostess at an Mrs. Clarence J. Davis of 132 ¢ the Webster Groves Council for West Jackson road was hostess to | “e Foundation of Web- | her bridge club Tuesday atfernoon. ' eh ey | ster College. An outdoor theater| The May meeting of the Bristol | has been improvised and the pro- gchool Parent-Teacher Association | - gram will incluce special acts by will be held in the school play- | of Webster, Mass., with her three ers) Mrs. Thomas Rohan of 330 | ES of 369. young children, arrived Friday to | Summitt avenue is iagpeanganre of the | i South Elm avenue will leave June spend several weeks with her par-| Woman's Auxilia Committee and . 1 for Huntington, W. V., where | q Mrs. Paul Jones Of ' wil] be assist: a - a personnel of — ; . ; wage ni ° from Webster - Groves, Kirk- they will make their cature Re. 3 lue. ~* PUTT : ; ’ . ¢ me Flisaheth Gilmore, | wood and Maplewood. | Mrs. Ralph E. Graves of Flor- | Miss Mary Elizabet saci , — ence avenue was hostess to her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. A. W. Hamilton of Trevil- ‘bridge club at luncheon Wednes-— B. Gilmore of Yorkshire drive, is/ lian terrace was hostess to her sew- day afternoon. ight at Berryville, ing club Tuesday afternoon. aR “em ean or and Mrs. Vin- . Mrs. Clifford Crosby of 31 Oak | See ‘er, catia The Westborough County Club} | Terrace was hostess at a meeting cent Franke. Miss Gilmore will be accompanied home by Mrs.) Franke. who will be the guest of will have its formal opening 0 fthe | | of the W. W. Group Friday after- spring season on Satu a. evening, | noon. -. wher jinner dance l be given. ——— her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cc. Oo. ** nae waheee The Friday Circle of Webster Eames of St. Louis. Mrs. Charles R. Manter of 151 Groves will present a mock mg Helfenstein place was hostess at @) riage at the Monday Club on Fri- | Se i **} ‘ «7 *}, = i The Jessie L. Garnor Choral Club luncheon Friday afternoon. The |day afternoon. The participants : © . re ‘ ff th - a , 7% f will give its final concert Of [he -uests were members of the A. B./ in the play will be dressed in gar- meason Tuesday evening, May 7. at (- group of the First Congregation- | ments donated to the Good Will the High Séhoo] Auditorium. The/,) Church. Assistant hostesses! jngustries of St. Louis. Mrs. Jus- soloist of the evening will be Al-| were Mrs. Allan Clark, Mrs. A. W. tin Myers will be in charge of the fred Schmied. pianist. Kendrick and Mrs. Walter V. | program. Mrs. E. A. Kieselhorst | Scholz. | will tell of the work being done by Mrs. E. W. Clausen of 225 Black mer place was hostess her Mrs. Arthur T. Chambers of the Industries. Mrs. A. L. Brock bridge elub Thursday afternoon. Portland terrace will be hostess to | will sing several selections, accom- | Mrs. E. Purdy ¢ of 628 Cornelia her bridge luncheon club Tuesday | panied by Mrs. R. l. Henderson. avenue was hostess at the annual afternoon. ae Mrs. nage Carl Erickson of San institute hel@ by the W. Cc. T. U The League of Women Voters of | Francisco will arrive this week to ef .Webster Groves Wednesdayr.| Webster Groves held its annual | be the cuest of her parents, Mr. Mrs. Frank L. Wright was imi jiuncheon Thursday afternoon at and Mrs. H. C. Anderson of Elm charge of the procram, assisted by the Westborough Country Club. |avenue. Mrs. Erickson will be ac- Mrs. H. C. Searls. Mr. amd Mrs. Edward F. Dresch- | er of Joy avenue expect to be in their new home on Sherwood drive early in May. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Froelich of companied here by her sister, Miss “Eas | Philadelphia | Margaret Anderson, who has been who have been on . ‘ rs ; ‘inte n spending the last two weeks with | Spending the winter months in . fe ‘ their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. C@ifornia. ae | and Mrs. William G. Froelich of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Robins ef South Gore avenue, left Tuesday! 2°35 Film avenue were host and een The Tag Day ( Unit of Webster | for their home. They spent a few) hostess at a dinner party last eve- Groves will give a card party _at days with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | ning. . Osage Hills Country Club Tuesday peigher of St. Louis before return- | —= ° afternoon. ine East. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Greenland of Mra. Howard Ervan of 102 Plant - a ee, . 111 Jefferson road have as their cca: ein eet oar a eee fy. rs. marge tae renee - | guests over the week-end Mr. and CMCiar aflermeen | on a te to! ce we otence, cana |e Aline Greenland of Fort) : 2 eimetig s Edwin 8S. Healey of Jefferson road.| Wayne, Ind. and Mrs. W. W. Mrs. Robert J. Moffett of De- Mrs. Herman Hoch of 435 Oak-| Greenland of Moberly, Mo. troit, Mich., who is spending sev-/! wood avenue was hostess to her Mrs. R. F. Kotsrean of Belleview | eral months with her mother, Mrs. bridge club at luncheon Thursday avenve was hostess Tuesday eve- J. O. Rebinson of Jefferson road, / afternoon. P i ning at a bridge party compliment- while Mr. Moffett is abroad, was, wr end Mra H. G. Squires of | ing Mrs. H. A. Getz of Englewood, hostess at a tea Thursday after- Lake avenue have had as their| N. J.. who is the guest of Mrs. noon. | guests during the last week Mr. | William Y. Buriey of Kerruish Mrs. R. F.. See of Mexico. Mo.. is‘ and Mrs. Bert H. Peck of Madison. place. or. IF-YOU-ARE - NOT-SLENDER Loveliest, Better-fitting, ‘Washable Silk Frocks — Amazingly Priced OBSERVE the very interesting variety of collars, necklines, sleeves ri SL > ss - a eel pce. >. — a a aye a ies OT only frocks—bet ENSEMBLES. Not just a few styles — but the largest, smartest selection in the city, wm your size. Copies of Palm Beach successes, which you will wear, over and over again (because they will launder beautifully. and because you Il look so smart in them) at your country club, at afternoon functions. and at resorts. | Tnimitably well-fitting—and only $17. Misese-Plae Sines 16+ w 505- (to properly fi $4 se 48 bust) Litthe women's wizes S34 te 474, Eatra sizes 38 00 56 SECOND FLOOR Charge Purchases Payable in June fane Bryant SIXTH and LOCUST See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5,7 and 8. STIX, BAER & sek GRAND-LEADER The May Sale of Linen Begins Monday—Emphatic Savings on Beautifui Fancy and Household Linens for the - June Bride as Well as Your Own Home—Many Are Our Own Importations | if yeu are having any trouble with all _— ee a ee : . - ABSOL beset OT tb OP IGATION! é és ‘ if ? ° F Cloth Madeira t naien SLETE GUARANTEE oP sai i { Double Damask Pattern Cloths « 108. ik ) : : With Large Napkins to Match sie oe oa nee Ad ~ », SD , | : aborateclv > M f- (c=, “oR ; Only on very rare occasions is it possible to purchase Tablecloths ed = sree designs on fing M HORE SS . and Napkins of such excellent quality at prices so low! Full- saat a finished wig } 3 Ce>JB- > OCT O° : bleached Double Damask with a lustrous satin finish, these Cloths edges: . E | and Napkins are in the following sizes— Cloth, Sieg pain Cioth, 72x108...8 Clad, Mal... $4.95 Cloth, 70x106 .......... $6.95 18 In. Napkins. 81 ] Cloth, 70x88 ..... ‘ata $5.95 22-in. Napkins, doz..... $5.95 | Luncheon Sets_ . Hemstitched Sets Linen Crash Sets - 17-Pe. cere Indien Lime leg if i Our own direct importation from Particularly desirable for country arenas .— . Lig Belfast, Ireland, of full-bleached Linen homes and beach cottages . . . these caches, and. eight 1 3-imeh ' Xx Damask Sets, finished with hand-erawn Linen Crash Sets with blue, green. gold, bine ann thantiieiie —™ | S hemstitched hems. Cloth, 66x86 inches, pink and favender borders. Cloth, mhosideesd ive han >» a and six 18-inch $6,95 50x50 inches, and six 13-inch $1 95 S ’ nm \ SRNR. . tcckiciebaneeneeke ° pasttts, G06. ccs cocescwpicess ° , Pilleweases « 7 Saxony Spreads 17-Ineh Linen Crash Made of snow-white fiom ii | woven from frown , | A limited quantity of these exguis- Fine Linen Crash that will not leave finished with neatly ree | ite Saxony Spreads, 9x108 inches, lint on vour dishes, ts woven of soft ed hems. are size hand embroidered on fine quality of net, yarn, with fast-colored rose, lavender, 21x34 inches. Pai $1.59 ) s x34 inches. Pair.. Aww | finished with scallops, at $39 50) gold and blue borders. Remark- 2?¢ WA | the reduced price of...... ° ably low priced in the sale, yd. Ra h T els Ses4 t ow ia | Madeira Napkins, Aix1l, i sereeseces $1.59 Large, fluffy twoply Beth } t Hemstitched 32-in. Linen Card Table Cloths. .... 95e ond green are aa ia Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels, 17x33.......... 69e nap on the tara SLi \ Nae Mattress Covers, twin or full size. .-........ nan ee of FOUR for...... (Second F1 j Telephone Shopping Service—CEntral 65°09. 2 : aan io, Stree a ” %- 3: ae: Sale of Shades and Bases | New and Vergy Altractire Sigles Are Offered at Amazingly Leow Prices! “E-Zee Pack” Moth Bags For Three to Fire Garments ob for 32-00 The “E-Zee Pack” Bag. ap- proved bv the Good Housekeep- ing Institute, 1s durably con- structed of heavy red cedarized paper, 55 inches long, with 4-inch gusset, strong swivel notched hanger, double fold, and side closing which makes the Bag mothproof and moistureproof. All have full white linmg to protect garments. (Notions and Thrift Avenue.) Mai] and Phone Orders Filled—cCEntral 65. Seth Thomas Clocks At the Verg Special Low Price of $14.95 Attractive Seth Thomas Man- tel Clocks with meledious two- tone Normandy chime, wphich strikes every fifteen minutes, is offered at this low price only be- cause the stvle of the case is to be changed for future models. (Street Floor.) CAN Bridge, Table and Junior Shades $1.00 81.25 $1.50 It's seldom that so much refreshing smart beauty can | § be purchased at such low prices! You will be delighted § when you see these Paper Parchment Shades in the fash- , | ionable laced hexagonal shape, decorated in wide variety of colorful designs. And the Shades are priced accord- ing to size—all at emphatic savings! Bridge and Junior Lamp Bases Artistically shaped Bases in the rich-looking dull-tone finishes, and in a choice of several beautiful designs, are outstanding $3 94 values at the sale price. Now specially priced, only...... oot . S ‘a sal! Rose Rushes Firasa > (Fifth Floor and Square 17, Street Floor.) Varieties. Each Only 19¢ Inlaid Linoleum at Savings! — Gardeners, you'll be enthusiastic when you see these sturdy, full-rooted Bushes! They are from a . ~—_ leading local nurseryman ... chosen for growing Now you can cover your floor with high-quality Inlaid $4.39 Luckee Girl Foundations Soft atin, with jersey | and Georgette flounce, $14. Linoleum, in wide selection of the fashionable marble, tile and ar wh ag | rae a be bright embossed effects, at an unusually low price! Linoleum is in : er: lengths up to 30 square yards, each yard perfect—square yard Heavy pink charmeuse Spirea, white flowering, 3-year old, each .19¢e in, exquisite lace top....§ oe : (Sixth Flees © | All-over cream thr Thorough Cleaning Easily | and Quickly Every Day— The HOOVER ‘= “Positive Agitation,” exclusive 1500 Criss-Cross Sets Beautiful silk brocade v silk jersey top.......-.--4 Exciting Values Are Offered in Three Very Fashionable Styles Striped rep, cwamee | crepe de chine flounce, $7 cleaning principle of the Hoover. combines beating and eweeping with a strong suction power so that all the dirt, surface and im- Luckee G That Takes the This new creation i garments into one, ye portion it to the lithe, , sate oi AI SE Ba preheat ren: °° One more delightful than the other, so that it is hard to make up your mind id " . - which is most charming for your own ¢, is drawn out im ons ques windows—in these three groups of process! And this marvelous mod- daintily-made ruffled Curtain Sets. All = helper of the efficient house- are of marquisette, ready to hang, with wife is priced at only $59.50. ruffled cornice tops and ruffled tie- PBMC Sf wy ie oe putes’ pte ix mo one backs. Some have colored pin dots, ] . others are plain, or of self-tone dots. $2 Down and + sates, fine lace and ext Balance Monthly f This garment may al Iilustrated—excellent quality Marquisette set Fs Prices range from with self-tene dots. Ivory or ecru, $185. * —is the convenient plan of def- (Sixth Floor and Square 16, Street Floor.) fered payments for the Hoower. A Telephone Shopping Service—CEntral 6509. liberal allowance will be made for s your old cicaner. (Street Fileor.)

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Linens for the portations Madeira Cloths and Napkins Elaborately hand embroider. ed in beautiful designs on fine guality Irish dinen finished with hand-scalloped edges: Cloth, 72x90.... 819.95 (ijoth, 72x108.. . 24.95 ls-In. Napkins. . 810.95 Luncheon Sets 17-Pe. eoru Italian Linen Sets consisting of a scarf, 18x45 inches, eight doilies, 1218 mches, and eight 13-inéh map. kins are beautifully ; embroidered by meh 10.95 ' Pillowcases Made of snow-white linen, woven from Irish grown flex; finished with neatly hemstitch. ed hems, ere size $1.59 21x34 inches. Pair. . Bath Towels Lariec, fluffy two-ply Bath Towels in rose, blue, gold, and green are exceptional val- ues at the low price ef FOUR for....... $1.00 ‘Second Floor an@ Squares + and 18, Street Fioor.) nd Bases iyles Are > Prices! i. > > >» © Se rt beauty can l be delighted es in the fash- 1 wide variety miced accord- ee LESSEE SRE Qen | ee m= * 3 oe | » Bases one finishes, and eee DIE eee @e@ © 7, Street Floor.) [ane Savings: Inlaid Ss] 39 le and (Sixth Fioor.) » is in > yard eaning Easily Every Day— IVER exclusive » Hoover. eweeping power so and im- one quick lous mod- nt house- Ra | ge? mens |p) DOWN ff you are having any trouble with your eyes _,. don’t delay another day ... come in and « -e ABSOLUTELY UT OBLIGATION! ... Expert exami- » o o Ween TISFAC- ne WITHO ngtion, 3 COMPLETE GUARANTEE OF SA TION. Learn the Truth About mm the truth about them . quality Glasses, Lowest prices ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH Enjoy Wearing f While Paying! Your Eyes a A8 | 14 ~~ oe ____ SUNDAY MURNING, APRIL 2s, WEEK $77.25 a musical the Club May } Mr. Granvue opera at Smart. new fur chok- ers at reduced prices. nrkalur Co* ~ B-FRANKEL~ 710 Washington and Mrs. Pau! Drive will entertain at from $3 to 6. The guest will be Norman F. Fran- of Pittsburg. Pa., pianist. recital Friday evening Memorial, St. Louis. Hote! tea today of honor who gave a at the ot . A ane mPHeiagony Joseph Nestor Sr. of Broadview meme CS I st et te SE) ED) EE DD ED (Ds) GD) GD |) GG ee ee) ee) ee (week. Mrs. Raymond Rodgers of Pitts- - —_— emer meme et Jan See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6 and &. STIX, BAER €& FULLER GRAND-LEADER The Perfect Silhouette Is Achieved Over a UCKEE GIRL The New Boneless Fourdation Garment The modern woman knows that the figure of perfect proportions is achieved only if the foundation is absolutely correct. And so Lyckee Girl—a soft, pliable, boneless garment with the fashionable uplift bust — was designed to meet the need of the smart woman who demands a foundation garment which will give shaped, smooth figure ...a garment which will add to her perfect freedom of motion. her a beautifully poise and grace and charm, vet will allow Fashion Consultant From New York Is Here This Week A prominent stylist, frem Miolhe Mayer's Studio, Fifth Avenue. New York, will be in our Corset Salon this en- tire She has devoted ‘ears of study to beautifyimg the figure. and will explain how every woman may attain week. youthful, graceful lines. Luckee Girl Foundations Soft atin, with jersey top and Georgette flounce, $14.95 Taffeta, embroidered faille with jersey top and crepe de chine flounce ..... ... 819.75 _ Heavy pink charmeuse sat- in, exquisite lace top....$15 All-over cream thread Lace lined with double chif- fon and with a dainty chiffon NE eee Beautiful silk brocade with silk jersey top........... $10 Striped rep. swamee top, crepe de chine flounce, $7.95 Luckee Girl. All-in-One Garment That Takes the Place of Step-In. Brassiere and Panties This new creation is indeed in tune with modern times, for it combines three garments into one, yet is firm enough to mold the figure like a glove and pro- Portion it to the lithe, smooth lines of fashion. Beautifully fashioned of lustrous Satin, fine lace and exquisite brocade, Luckee Girl wiil wash like a handkerchief. This garment may also be ordered in any fabric and shade vou desire. The S795 Prices range from Living Models will Display Luckee-Girl Garments! » “t es . Aa IP _ “» Uiligayqie' 1 S78 (Corset Salun—Secend Fivcor.) Country | . . S; hia fly of | is spending a month in| |Hot Springs, Ark. Conrad Reeb of | Brighton place will join him next | to her home tn Manatee, | Mrs, Sara Louise Kelley, Mise Miss mons and Mrs. George Miss Dorothy Schiele was a guest Miss Gladys Goedde is in Chi- cago attending a physical educa- tion convention. Miss Gladys Miller. 700 Pennsy!- Vania avenue, attended a bridze and theater party Wednesday eve- ning given by Miss Dorothy Harde- ' Louis. G. Turner has returned Fla., after mother, Her sister, man of St. Mrs. F. a month's visit with her George Guenther. | Mrs. Allen Burns, who has been in ' Mr. | Cleveland avenue. South America for the past three years. is visiting her mother now. Mrs. Joseph Nestor of Hotel Broadview, and her daughter, Miss Mildred. havs« returned from a two weeks’ visit with relatives in Pitts- burg, Fa. Miss Elsie Marchand of Haub- stadt, Ind., is visiting her sister, | Miss Lorraine Marchand, of the ' Charlton apartments. Mrs. Cecil Bothwell and son, Cecil, formerly of this city, will ar- rive the first of the week for a visit with friends. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jess Purnell, 1112 announce the mar- Miss Mil- Lake riage of their daughter, to James L. Mangum, son of Mrs. S. Mangum, 1234 The wedding took place last Tuesday at Clayton, Mo. avenue, dred, and —_—_—S— Mrs. Elmer F. Bowman ' tained the members of her club at bridge Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was served. The mem- | bers present were: Mrs. Paul Schlafly, Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Mrs. Harold Sullivan, Mrs. Alex Wilson, Mrs. William Nestor, Mr@ | David Caughlian. Miss Mildred Nes- | attending the | publican tor and Miss Harriette Anne Sulli- van. The guests were Mrs. Adolph Moody, Mrs. Harold Griffith Baker | and Miss Grace Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Roger of Bt. Andrew, Scotland, arrive this we@ek for a month’s visit with the former's brother, Charles Roger. will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kurrus Jr. have returned from Champaign, Ill., where they attended the Sigma lixappa formal dance. Mrs. Kurrus is a member of the sorority. Mrs. N. C. McLean is in Chicago state meeting of Re- Woman's Clubs. William Sullivan of For- rest place entertained the bers of her bridge club at her home on Tuesday evening. J.unch- was the following members: Miss Gertrude Sullivan, Miss Octavia Mrs. Stair. Mrs. eon served to Miss Delia () Keefe. Bar! (; ests were C‘orregan., Miss Helen O'heete, Mrs. Henry Miss Leona Thompson and Mrs. Lyle Jackson. Mra. J. J. (;lenn YT). (;uvton, Bookstaver and Mrs. Miller huve returned ‘rom a short visit with relatives in li... Mee T. C.. Jen- Mrs. Murpnvysboro, kins of Murphysboro returned with | is the guest of her sis- Miller. Crarrett returned and Mrs. them , . Ley Mr. John Voce] Mioore place, from a month's visit with relatives | in Ds nver, Colo. Mrs. Florence Reber and daugh- ' ter. Miss Florence Cragen of Coio- | rado Springs, Colo., are the guests |of Mr. Hamlin. — Miss Alice Burke, 6706 and Mrs. Franklin Church avenue, is spending the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Gauen, Waterioe, Il. Miss Ruth Turner spent the | week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Geroid of Mount Vernon, Lil. Mrs. John Brown of Aiton was the guest of Miss Nell Mulberry, 1123 Baugh avenue, during the past week Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glatthaar entertained their ciup ti their home 615 Post plac Wednesda evening Progressivs bridge: “vas played Members of the club ars Mr. and Mrs. H. CC. Rechtein, Mr and Mrs. CC. W. Coons and dir. and Mrs. John heeiley Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Crotty, 64! Vogel place, ent: ry ned at a o'clock dinner in their country home on the Mascoutah road. The party was celebration of tine birthday of Dr. Crotty. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson, Dr. and Mrs William Allen. Mr. and Mrs Pat (“ro Mr. and Mrs. John Lus- couib Jr... Mrs. A. Dwyer. John Lus- comb Sr.. W. J. Crotty Sr., Harold (‘rotts Mises Marguerite Tietje Walter bBoekenkroeger, Donaid Doyle and Billy Crotty Mrs. Robert Salvage was hostess to the members of her bridge club in her home Tuesday afternoon Luncheon was served to Mre. Ken- neth MeCurd Vrs. Morton ben bea Mrs. Eugene Menges, Mrs Alien Watkins. M Fiavy Harding Sirs. Murray \V atkins Mires (ier hardt Suppiger irs. Andrew Kur rus. Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. Beott Kirby Alvis Guests were Mrs James Parham and Mrs. George Fekete. Mre. J. R. Stegman entertained | two tables of bridge. Her guests Miss Edith Beckwith. Miss i ente T- ; meme : 4 °4 ’ Om ' Wednesday | Veronica | rw sorority in Esther Reeb, Miss Helen Fitzsim-' The club nlans for a Mother's day given. ee DLO UIs Peer warriet __ pave t f = é' | Fontbonne College Show. in the prozram, are: Miss Mildred F, \ Doris Strothman, Miss Lilli: n Beck- | dinner at the rorest arg Sotel : ; " : " . ~ = . The senior class of Fontbonne! Bischoff. Miss Agnes CoHins. Miss _ . i” th. Miss Esther Jones, “irs. ' anda boat excursion June i. | College, on WV ydown and Big Bend | Corinne Mewes. Miss Naomi Droll. | 3 St St | OU1LS Society Dreyfus Carr and Mrs. E. R. Hines Mrs. BE. J. Abt is attending the | boulevards, will give ar entertain- Mise Marie Freudenstien, Miss Lor- ad o j | = a ie moctina ef Fi publican Wom- ment, “Senior Sensations,” in the/ etto Hennelly, Miss Agnes Ibbet- Miss Lillian Beckwith cnd Mss | Clubs in Chicago ° o * | y i . " am ff . . “n Aine ow is © — Ve . ~* _ . . “ . - » by — ec } ‘a a ‘ : vc,? rh \ ‘ : . - ia wiryrecre t oe ‘ Fie #2448 - . . . Y » , Tro icc © . “ar- , i ~~ r , : gaa : I} Ce “4 . > be 2 » Wednesday evening. * The members | Joyce, Miss Mary Kiely, Miss Mary hold fs annual dinner at the| Duncan Smith of Juanita place. ee ie ere Ever Ready Club Party. * ; } ? ‘ © ' » * © icc | 4 > > 2 , **¢ . ‘ ‘ : . of the class, who will all take part ' A. Knapp and Miss Agnes Reilly. et. Clair Country Club Thurs-| Mrs. Rodgers was formerly Mise Mrs. George R. McFadd: Mrs. J. B. Blomberg. 4469 Rus- day evening at 7 o'clock. The fol-| Nellie de Haan of this city. College avenue, has retuxgned from | seli avenue, will be the bhosteas, ' | fi, - : —— . " : — , ee en ee Oe ae a ae eee we eee iowing officers have been nominat- | Mrs. John Meehan. 7139 Water- Washington. L. C.. where she @'-! Wednesday afterncot. at hes hone, : a —_ > sali ‘te ' na " on : a ‘ie Paaeta * ; i tava tA - - “%) ‘ ~ ; ae wie ‘ oo _ - . : ” . . ia : ec Ni i c ce Clement, president; man avenue. St. Louis. will enter-. t rwvi« the Daught« of A‘% rican at the first of a aegaee oO. benefit ® 4 FUR & i ORAGE Mrs. Kay Harding, first vice presi- tain the meinbers of the Excelsio: Revolution convention While card parties to be given during May # | Zen Mrs. Harold Griffith Baker iy eae noms ook Washington Mra. Me‘adde\i War by the Ever Ready Club. The pro- : S +i \ S @ or kt Oi: Vite pre sid nt Miss Sipshe - thes cuest of ire \\ aM lio- ceeds ij he ysed to geend tno chil- ’ A fT S| =~ > i¢ } | a . p special Summer rates \4 J Moor: recording secretary} ' Het Barron of broadvk , denberg. Mins Alice Mace. WhO! gren to the Trinity Farm Summer om fur storage. Repzir- a v, \liss ticelen Kitsin mons. reasure) ilot mts iined e rie a ers Oi acral panied bes baa get 7 re- Camp. rem . . us lirectors.° Miss Cor: Mrs fer club at di I nurs@ay cven- _ ' wit th friends ; ing and odecling by ee a : vey, ine wt t Bridge was n- ed f . ct basen ali inet meanae enmemes : . Ouida Gillen, Mrs. Kenneth L. Mc-/ 6 at —— ee w Yo Friendly Club Meeting. expert furriers. Curdy Mrs. McCurdy is the retir- | 29) ed iater, The members are: Mise ee . ' “ his le . ; er wLies ‘ i , ii reuvil . , i sae ; * . = “a eT ‘ The } rie nadiv Club will meet t . fag preside nt and ™ il} preside at VW Inifred Halpin, Miss Ma L1eé hk \l ise Al gred Loy is ‘ er ined } e ‘ 4 B h Library +} ee eet a i lie ; ersull, Miss Lorraine Marchand, the Beta chapter of Delta Zeta Nu | @'ternoon as Barr — the meeting. The club will giv: ’ ' lll be : A program WwW home last week. | at 3 o'clock. Visitors may attend. her | Downtown 905 Locust Gets TWO SHOPS | SMARTNESS IN, UNDERTHINGS ale © Grade Grade LINGERIE SILK A Featured Group at Nightgowns Princess Slips Pe i) Envelope Chemise Step- Ins Values to $4.50 Tailored Lingerie Pajamas $ and Specially priced in the May Sale ae > aon 1.95 Up -RAYON UNDERWEAR | Vests, 85c and up S pecially ) Bloomers, $1.00 and up Priced ' Step-Ins, $1.00 and up ‘ Envelope Chemise, $1.95 and up i Nightgowns, $2.95 and up , Bloomer-Petticoats, $2.95 and up Pajamas, $2.95 and up Starting Monday Large new assortments in tailored and lace-trimmed styles. All full-cut for com- fort. (;sood selections smart new styles ” } —_ ‘ e ee cee “MEET THE PRINTS” That Are So | Becomingly Fashioned Into Lucy Lou's .-§ Finer Spring Wearables ~ PRINTED FROCKS a for | 9 ONE DRESS $8.50 C SILK HOSE at 99° And Worth Getting Married For! BRIDAL SETS! Consisting of Three and Four Piece Sets— Guaranteed full fashioned ( wD Gow # 95 Sup - 95 Ship Dance Set Chenuse LUCY LOU _ aSHODS,, 411 N. Sixth St. were: Mostra gprte: ate od a a a oe RO AD Pees ia Na GEM IRIS PE OT 42? < * < e

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH ____ _._SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _..._ oe * ; f ae cain ea conducting. This evening at $:20 | . Hoover's Social Lists iLthere will be Vesper services at! . d 7 . | he chape ents on Pages 5 6 an ” . . Jefferson Barracks || the chapel, See Our Other Announcem , Keep Capital Guessing _ —_— : | Washington UU. May Queen. 2 ve. : The ccronation of the May | | WASHINGTON, April 27. Items of Interest From the Army Post. 1} Queen of Washington University ! NE way of solving the ques- — for 1929 and 1930 will take place = tion of precedence has been = succes Wednesday afternoon at the an- 9 merchan. : gemonstrated by the Persian : Frank Romaine, Jack | sete ae he giv in the 2 _ @ — Kh APT. and Mrs. Fred O. Wick-, Lewis” Jr., : haga : nual May Fete to be given 1 | ° -— o ster, Mirza Davoud han ham entertained at dinner and | Hutchingon, Buster Fairbank and) .ourt of McMillan Hall. The ° GS RAND-LE AD ER dise tae o selected on this - 2 —# Giving out the list of bridge Thursday evening at) Gerald Sutter. | queen, whose identity fs kept se- | popular i-Way at jee 7 +e who accepted his invitation | oneness i eats ‘ their quarters. Lavender and oud Lieut. and Mrs. Percy Hunt en-/| ¢ret ee the cadens “oe These Special values are} to a reception in celebration of the sweet peas and orchid-colored ta-| jined the Evening Bridge Club/ mony, will be selected from the’ rarely advertised. “ We ganiversary Of the coronation of pers tn silver holders were the ta-| at dinner Wednesday evening at/ Junior and Sentor classes on the | f - HE pera Shah Pahlavi, he placed the inn j — o his ble Gecorations. The guests we | thetr quarters. The guests were basis of personality, beauty, lead- "ss » of the Vice President. Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Connotey, | ricut. and Mrs. James C. Weich,| ¢Tship and service to the univer: | meme aster 2nd official hostess, Mrs * Lieut. and Mrs. Percy Hunt, Lieut. | TAeut and Mrs. Robert H. Vesey,| sity. The retiring queen, Carol | ; Eaward Everett Gann, and her _ ana@ Mrs. James C. Welch, Lieut. ‘ons Mrs. Lloyd Zuppann and | Crowe, will participate in the May | r hand, on one sheet of paper. ; Cant. a} , e oe : =e . and Mra. Creswell Blakeney. ! jeut. | sake: Ata aii Tonneson of Fort | festival and will surrender her! ) a > 4iplomats also had a sheet to * and Mrs. William Schildroth,{ a eggrents «g Bo FORRES OT erewn to the new queen. The pro- Se | eee cia ie | ' } = 2 _ tena and other officials Lieut. and Mrs. Rudolph Broed- | ———— (gram of the ceiebration includes} € = a é Z ee ated in the same way. ._ lew, Lieut. and Mrs. Charlies c. | Capt. Ora C. Mudd, Engineer | a fantasy “Make Believe.” directed | a % ag oe Pe a — | e* Gann arrived in the middle Higgins, Lieut. and Mrs. Robert | Reserve Corps, from Neoga, Ill.,| by Miss Mignon Rosenthal and tien. ; Pe ti ek oe > 5 : of the receiving period alene, and i+ M. Vesey, Miss Elizabeth SBridfe-| is on temporary duty for a few! dances under the supervision of egy i ee gee S | Fr Ee } a4 —_— a 2 well and Lieut. H. H. Halternaan. weeks at Jefferson Barracks. Miss Virginia Bauer. | 5 b,, . rs S bee a - ji ———— Fase on = Now is the time to select your white footwear. Our stocks $ TTT are complete and show many new modes. With the balmy a Summer days not far off, you'll be wise to select early and get months of wear out of your White Shoes. Styles for dregs, | street and sports costumes. With high or low heels. For ay snuc st er a ae a Me tba cay e | ei OR eet Ate. tmwee Pa = hon Pa RN SRC | PR RE EE I ROE ei i A IR I EER ANGE PT EN AS AG GS ey = Seana inte: i eos > foe Attia . es wR - ~ a ae he ce et bi la Sa Nant? we YP) Wey Aili Aven ' angle 0 RE Ble eR a ee ee Se ee ee ree CD 2 TOE ey BO ENR Mateo a a Rr eget A kre ‘4 * « = : Hale m . ee eee ee es oe Me Ac RE ae et WES nae ants a zg ‘ ers a eho ba 3 SAE RA IN ea ah ead hae Roal eM a fe REES ® NI Re een — men ~ +. ' Capt. Harvey A. Tonneson., Sec- le aie. eee leew OP tel ond Infantry, from Fort #Srady, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., who is motoring te Hot Springs, Ark., spent a few days last week at Jef- Sth. entertained at dinner at their quar- ters last Tuesday evening. After | ‘dinner the party attended the | ta “th |'meeting of the Jefferson Barracks . ferson Barracks as @ guest at ine Bridge Club. The guests were Col home of Capt. and Mrs, Lloyd | | nd Mra. Charles F. Morse, Capt Zuppann. and Mrs. Arthur G. Hutchinson | Mrs. Arvid P. Crenquist enter-; and Lieut. and Mrs, Percy Hunt, | tained nel ee ee ae Lieut. J. F. Connell, finance.de- : Bridge © —_ - sie ae song , nine partment, from headquarters Sixth For Marking All = ety bi a R 2 P 1T Corps Area, Chicago, is on tempo- Cl thi d Line Vs ‘ CAE r opert i ' y 1 . ot, er, Mrs. [tt ae Samia Cmeeaien othing an n . : : = ence Mire Wits S Matthews | T@F¥ duty at Jefferson Barrack g | , eT — misses and women. Just 6 of the styles illustrated below. ~ FIT AT HEEL Mrs. Frank E. Brokaw, Mrs. Wil- Miss Jessie Wickham, daughte NOWN fer generations as the — j ; | : * eee + fi mpeg ee liam EK. Hall, Mire. Crump Garvin,! of Capt. and M d ; ick ! neatest, safest way to mark cloth- ze = “American Girl” make. The Carol. of Mrs. Frank Romaine and Mrs. Na-i hay: entertained at bridge vw: ’ ing and linen, CASH’S NAMES save than Smith oe . rie — pone “~*~ at home, a os emitn. avy afternoon at the hom* t net traveling. ey are a ma of in- «s - c=}? Mr nd Mfrs. Harry Swanson of parents. Those invited ere: Miss dividuality and an identification of Am erican Girl make. The Gypsy. of = wer Aare. Sete Owens v Ruth Senes REE the ewner. Permanent, economical, | white kid; Cuban heel. $5.85. Detreit, Mich., are guests at the, *“*s pee rnb Mewes if | -f l. eae ke ~ ip 2% 4 : , ge te Sea : ; : home of Capt. and Mrs. John R. Grauptman, Miss Mary Grauptman, You may order CASH’S NAMES from | YS: spate | re En KE a 3 White Cabretta Kid Pump with fancy 3 — A ; Pt ae - 4, = ACY > > . ~. " . * ‘ -? e. 5 “ % , , Ape 2a i PSY ‘ 32 x . y ; " >» ‘ . 5 > , ’ \ ” . ,% \" Z, - , , \ \ \ Ww w ‘ white kid; center buckle; Cuban heel. $5.85. DeVall. Miss Marion Hess, Miss Marjorie amy of the dealers belew—-or send bow. High or Cuban heels. $2.95. ae Ross Miss Marie Conner M iss 10c to us fer a Trial Order of one | 2 ’ ' : > > - ae ath cAG is . P i @; fi am : ? Le Siena a sisoe - " Capt. Glenn A. Foss enter- Cecile Grimble, Miss Gertrude ae ee yer ope See " ‘ills attia ihn White Cabretta Kid one-strap. Low | | heel. $2.95. tained at dinner Friday evening Brinkley, Miss Lola Brinkley, Miss J & J CASH Inc. . . 9 in honor of his son, Kelley Ross.| Margaret Van Hoose, Miss Jengie : N C Whi : 0 >. s . ‘ i ee 4 ° . A . Miss Gertrude Reeve, Miss Dor-/| Lucille Kruz, Miss Olga Wismie e x ; White Kid, cut-out As—= —T / Tune in for Enna #2 ES + ee Se ee KX “ j : J ettick Melodies % a / j y \ mS a siainnen ie 5 i io iti , mga ' ' a : ; : 7 othy Beaver, Miss Francis Hutch-; Miss Geraldine Krebs and Miss B. Nugent & Bro. D. G. Co ! | ° with center buckle. wal Lloyd Zuppann Jr... Fred QO. Wick-/] morning at the Pest Chapel with | N ‘ | T ham Jr.. Rebert Lewis. Harry L.} Father Dalton and Chaplain Jones a a ae ae ee ae ee SS SS a on a\ eee O € —_ ta eel ee a ag A ea, - —— e Reeve, Thomas Larkins, Paul | - Stix, Baer & Fuller Co. 7 (“roonquist, Turner Croongquist, , Church services will 1 this ‘ . ,' - | ’ G. R. Schmidt & Sons Co. inson, Miss Jeanette Vesey, Arnold! Mary Turk of St. Louts. Scruggs- V andervoort-Barney Co. High or Cuban heels. . | | Over Station KWK 33.905. Tonight and every 3-95 5 = | Sunday at 7 P. M. “STOUT WOMEN, || Coat Sale |= === Your Size Is Here—40 to 56 f F Such Sale of Muslin | a eee 01S an Kasemen Tomei Se U d get tne fer what you canecied to ba AM J Ong ha Still the Demand Grows Jf = ee n ergarments a | rose f a = Our Annual May Event ~~ ¥ i "ep ED RF Broadcloth, Twill Bloom || a F : . Gees yr 4 ‘i : ’ + . * | * ‘un MBP iN ENO ee Kasharette, Bengaline, 1200 Gowns and Slips* | pore tal Bp om > 7 . a . . . 2 " - — . . " 7 2 ae say gs i insite at kth OTN weedy we ve, a2) ney oh, ae oti yee ATL ae? ee AR a ee ie Sa, Aaa i Aer BP i Te De CaP. Re ae Selseie TRS YR NES, aS Aa ee ae Pe Te, Lae PP Ee retin et eS IIR BO I SA a Ce Ee tied BURR Ae a tt. 2 eo luanmerecs.- tests snes See ae es oe oo igre, hex af te OP PoP a FO rat, Gong a yells AP oe ueaedis sang "1 d OL am Beas. A ia eae PS i et Me , “on: i fe iD gon eae 4d wits me 4h pean © Seas ae eT ig Adee Fle hile MR Pe aie oa SE z, Ae ria » o~ peter EM ga? oo é ge pee nett eee se —-_ . ~~ = * se OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM ee © ie ieee oom med with embroidery. Also voile Gowns trimmed with fine laces. SLIPS of non-cling These are Coats of such unusual charm and style cloth and good quality muslin. Trimmed with imported embroidery yoke. ares 66 Novelty Sports Fabrics Dainty Gowns of fine quality muslin, trim- 6/ % appeal that you will marvel at their very low price. There are plain tailored Coats, so popu- Women’s Handmade (Gowns lar this Spring, and those with capes, scarf and ‘Batiste Gowns, sheer and cool for Summer. All throw effects, new bow treatments and fur trim- hand-made. Elaborately hand appliqued in con- ) Cc | : - > a £7 | Monday! 24,000 Yards || .#'# \/ «= ~»* $19.85 to $25 if Yeu Want Only One Flowered PRIN x ” @ : 7 - t, 3 ‘ i “SF eater ee a “" “2 i . vk Ww > ¥ bl : TPs m Pj ee Vet See ae P ae ee Rye nf a ay ie i ae? ¥ mf bo ay fee Ri aR AEE ta ie get FARA FA baie Fa setts eae Ge geste s P : - sl 2 on : : ; . : 7 p ! . on ua ed tast color. Dresses made of this most popular <w Priced... Monday... cine STOUT wash tabric will be on display. WOMEN | - ‘ ae ) é Se Two models to choose from. One has a wide inst 36-Inch Hollywood Chintz, 39¢ ae belt with looped supporter, the other has a narrow | These Chintzes are printed on a highly mercerized pongee background t : belt and extra diaphragm “~~ All of good qual- 5 Dots, squares, geometrical and garden designs to choose from. For + ity rayon stripe materials. astic sections in skitt » house frocks, street frocks and children’s school dresses. +: ey Sizes 34 to 46. Foe - 0 os es Ptr Snecial! 26-Inch P: : NE. Fancy Bandettes, 26c e and | oe Special! Inch Palm Prints, 29¢ = Back-fastening style. Of rayon brocades, stripes and — Soft, firmly woven cloth in a large variety of patterns. 36 inches wide. ‘erga, novelty materials. Trimmed at top with fancy Also solid colors and stripes. For men’s pajamas, track pants, etc. tome. 2 4\ Sizes 30 to 38. 36- , Pe Brocade Girdles, $1.35 a TO €e Inch Pepperell Tubing, 19¢ Yard | | \Whllidlied jj Large variety of styles and lengths. Some reinforced OTHERS $5.75 TO $9.7 | Bleached Pepperell pillow Tubing very specially priced Monday. 36 || | SRBR@R across the abdcmen. With and without elastic — paar dite Gene ) inches wide. In desirable lengths from 2 to 6 yards. 1000 yards to sell. : around the top. Good size range. Matent Leather Mout-Arch “Shees are ) “4 re : vs i , = se7tish. tenntave 81x99 Hemstitched Sheets, $1.00 Wve | Garter Belts, 49¢ ae | a RS wrt ; a «=O f': ribbon, rayon satin and stripes, combined with an Ca Os veMiere- Fi Bleached seamless Sheets in this popular size for double beds. Neatly &@ strong elastic. One to four inches wide. Four hose” | hemstitched. Very durable and serviceable. 400 to sell. supporters attached. Most all sizes. P (Downstairs Store.) ‘\Dewnstairs Store.) — a, ee ale SENN TO LENIN SERRA on ne one een oe eer Fr © SE (SRA EARN Fe Ge M+ ‘ ——<- <- eee ee © © een ef owe © em OO

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______ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. PAGE * ——— OR = ~ 4 , ; expressed the regret of her brother }advance. H , # | : advance, owever, whe he rt spits P . ) . q Hoover $ Social Lists and that of her husband, in not dinner or luncheon lists tity rg | || Hospital from an operation for ap- Ferguson chapter, Delphians, Mon-| for the last month. Their son-in- ; Finney, North Clay avenue. , , - e ' —e a Kee Capital Guessing being able to accept the invitation | vulged they are of far more than i] Ferguson er ee day. | law and daughter, Mr. aad Mreaj Mrs. Baker De Camp ef Cla Daily Specials oO . p 5 ee nergy and expressed the good | usual interest. One night during | Mrs. W. S. Moore, who has been After spending a week with Me. | . lyde eaten and eae wee ae }avenue was hostess to her cit: | n WASHINGTON, April 27 wishes of the Vice President for the week they had Mr. Justice and | RS. EUGENE HECKER ol the guest of her niece, Mrs. W. H. | and Mrs. E. H. Schmidt of Clark | been making thelr ome in I-T bridge club Tuesday. Dollar Hi-Wa | .~NE way of solving the ques- the health. happiness and prosper- | Mrs. Edward Terry Sanford of the Mow clita waiieaiiatenedl lh tad Tiffin of Florissant road for two| avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | ©28®. Will move shortly to Detrait. y 4 of precedence in itesk ~ of te Shah. She wore a hand-/Supreme Court circle. and Secre- luncheon bridge ‘ Phenndas in weeks, has returned to her home/ Keaton of Cairo, Ill., departed for; Mrs. Thornton B. Jackson of | New, seasonable merchan 4 demonstrated by the Persian ce paaesoamy oe rs cham-jtary of Interior and Mrs. Mle Tk bins, of the -eives of the facelis in Omaha | California to be gone a month. | Tiffin avenue was hostess at a tea! & windy ¥ a Swe HBR ai Bene r flat crepe, a brown fur|}man Wilbur, Senator an Mrs. | ee Mr: ‘Ffin Sel Friday. dise can be selected'on this Es Minister, Mirza ee ager collar, and a becoming small hat }|]Lawrence C. Phipps, and a John ,of Country Day School. | wheal cer ec oe Mrs John Mather and children | —" cls " cs iving ou 1e ist o , PS, . ‘ ale, Colo., | ites EG NT ag Ps a | ; ian. ; *. : | berg of Michigan, and Mrs. Frank | - 5 Crowther, wife of Representative | 5 j Crowther of New York, poured tea. | ae erage age ee Ee Style Book Radio Log The Women's Democratic Club, | on on the evening before, gave a dinner | Request Request party in honor of Mrs. Emily | | Newell Blair. former vice chair- ' man of the National Democratic |§' : P Committee. The guests included | | Senator and Mrs. Pat Harrison of =", 714 Washington —6118 Easton — 420 N. Sixth | Mississippi, Senator and Mrs. Har- |f & rv B. Hawes of Missouri and many | other leading Democrats. jy Event nd Slips Sizes trim- owns cling ’ C med ide Gowns son 77 Slips ewan § 1 27 ee The Sadd’ Club Horse Show to ‘be held May 4, for the benefit of | _the baby wards of Garfield Memo- | ‘rial Hospital, will be one of the | GuggsVandervedt 4G) liveliest social affairs of next _ ‘month. Senator Otis F. Glenn of ; 4 | Illinois, himself an expert horse- OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH /man, has brought two of his best | ~- — saddle horses to the Capital and he and his daughter, Miss Eliza- AM ERI CA & beth Glenn, are frequently met on | ithe paths of Rock Creek Park, ' the Senator on his favorite mount | | LOVE if EST “Lex.” Miss Glenn will probably | ride in the show and Miss Margo | Couzens, daughter of Senator and LEG * _ Mrs. James Couzens of Michigan, | | has brought one of her favorite : W E A R ‘mounts, “Silver Tip,” from. their | Detroit stables to be used in the 7 . show to be held later in the month. ae Wloner of her favorites, ‘“‘Dixie’s Child,” a Y have both been entered. The saddle club show is a fore- ‘runner of the annual Capital horse O WONDER the show to be held later 1 nthe month, | ee ee ~™ new Phoenix || ASSAILS SINCLAIR LEWIS’ VIEW Stockings are More hentocky Lawyer Enters Him With shapely a nd flatter- | Mencken as “Destructive Critic.” — ° ry : Special to the Post-Dispatch. ing. They are pattern- | LEXINGTON, Ky. April 27.— ed after the measure- |Henry L. Mencken, editor of the ment of legs which |American Mercury, Sinclair Lewis, Ziegfeld savs are the |Theodore Dreiser and Sherwood loveliest in America! Anderson, were termed ‘“destruc- + tive critics’ by Thomas B. Mc- A NA SAVINGS? MANY OF THEM ARE PRICED BELOW OUR REGULAR COST! _ Light a Cloth, and pas- Ts 96 to 44. C They are pertectly ||. ors lL tt -d! Th : .* rregor, former Attorney-General nitted: €y are in |, of Kentucky, in an address here EARLY 300 Frocks... All. Smartly New .. . Fashionable smart subtle color- last night at the annual banquet of “ ; iv 7 oe : ’ the University of Kentucky College and Unusual in Quality! Yet their price is weil within the Bounds of ings! of Law. Mc@Gregor said their writ- Economy! Models that will frock you becomingly . . . for bridg: ings were subversive of the best luncheons... for country club... for resort . . travel or street wear! Frocks ' American ideals. : : sii iho i - oo Seanad Sitene at dine ientedin of loveliest fabrics _. + iM Sum mers most exg site colorings . . OF the gaye , '-Court of Appeals, the Circuit of prints! Models slimly straight ae a and tailored oe Models with animatec Court, faculty members, alumni tiers... flares... and fluttering scarfs! Frocks with new necklines .. . nove! and students of the college of lav hemlines . . . and decorative sleeves! Frocks which exploit one lovely shade . fen lagghoree peat cg ll ccicompe lattes hich b lid colors with vivid prints. Every one a really unusual | Gordon of Louisville, presided as others W cn compine solid Color pri : iy n Cally USSU. | toastmaster. McGregor, made a value! “ ot | plea for law enforcement and a re- | turn to the fundamental virtues of i 4 ' chargcter, integrity and common 19 | Smart Dressy Georgettes. | honesty.” | : | 8 , | Missourian Who Refused Title Dies | Tatlored Flat Crepes! Washable Crepes! | Special te the Post-Dispatch. ee, y 1 Modernistic Prints , Flowered Prints! SALESBURY, Mo. April 27 J. D. Blake, 70 vears old. a native of this country, died here this ne . = morning. Many years ago he in- WOMEN S SIZES ; MISSES SIZES : LARGER SIZES herited a large estate in County Galway, Ireland, and: had he re- | nounced his American citizenship, § | could have become dord Blake. | — He accepted the landed estate, the | castle on whch was burned by | marauders durnig the World War. | The estate will pass to a son, D. T. | Select Your Full-Fashioned Phoenix Hosiery Pleke, Salisbury banker. Two —e KLINE’ S—Ffeurth Fioe: ym. One has a wide inside : r, the other has a narrower support. All of good qual- —$_— . Elastic sections in skirt. >. ° hters the w ’ ur- | idettes, 26c , From These Smart Groups, ao eS ee eT rayon brocades, stripes an , aaa biclentoaal | | a eeitenernte = ANY COAT IN THE BASEM No. 791, service weight, with square | — Sailled. | 7 rdles, $1.35 7 L - ° ° . $1.75 aes ales te Conte Bianca- ; d lengths. Some reinforced No. 749, semi-service weight, with mano for New York. | | Ke dle so f Former Pr ices! Vith anc without elastic : pointed heel. $1.95 Gathenbets. Seen 21, Kenge | egar Ss . ze range. ; No. 374, service weight, outsize, with Southampton, April 27, Aquitania | lisle hem $1.95 for New York. REMARKABLE selection of most-wanted styles ... and colors... selts, 494e¢ No 729 e fi hiff o | Liverpool, April 27, Carmania | in smart coats for every occasion. Black coats... and coats in nd stripes, combined with : “ » Tine gauge chilion, wilh for New York. : | popular colorings . . . Sports tweeds . . . and the newest Velvets (lisle- ur inches wide. Four hose square heel, picot top. " $1.95 euat ~—ae wae — : back). Fur trimmed ... scarf trimmed . . . or plain ensemble coats! t all sizes. j No. 739, chiffon, with pointed heel Yokohama. April 25, President | Everyone an outstanding value which you should share. ‘Downstairs Store.) and cot 5 > Cleveland for San Francisco. | 7“ Ps -? $1.95 New York, April 27, Olympic for Kline's. . Basement ‘ Women's Hosiery Shop—First Floor. Southampton; Statendam for Rot- : terdam. . i = PS a a eo - — a = ——_ : o Anat oor Si ein elite lana “ee a 4 ; * a 3 eet 5 ‘ a i

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—_ > PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _SENDAY MORNING, APRI L 2, 2... ST.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH __ : Activities of Women’s Clubs : ; 3 i } a : ——— ae Wra vn tle ar. Pieaels Racfard rt hue ip her anys Fae = , 4 sair Mrs. A. Hite Bowman. tainment is presenlirg frana Par-' Black Basford, Arthur Lieber and a a : HE section activities of the; chairman, - 2 Cha ns Mim-é€s Clay Ballev tea was served after ar ‘ oe a aa } f Ssturday the following newly ker in his Chansons inmi-¢s. ay Daliew. i€¢ S served afte: ae | Wednesday Club will close tor jets 29m ie IRE 1 = a : ;. | the program A ; ; the a ason sith the annual: els cted officers W ill be inaugu- The College Ciud of St. Louis ; mmeemeemen SHOL ce. . 1¢€ Ca: ; bude - seus : 7 ’ * . mg . + oe . } ' : — oe 4 ery rneetlir of he Science! rated: Mrs. Thomas Crane Young, will meet Tuesday afternoor Bs tas gg Fo! — resins e ia® i ‘ : ’ . . - . ’ — 47 on kon - » 2 . { ee aa Wed d + 10:30. first vice president: Mrs. 4 rcher|.ng Mrs. Chester W. Kotsrea wil ed the tearoom, for which OLIV = - . - oo ~ b " rm >i a . 4 . o ee! ‘ i. = i X24 . fe . t ea “ '® Ou : - m5 nit = 4 : O'R iliw second vice presidé« nt; é THé } Os sss BB . w I ss1st M rs Vi r I od » yas host os . ~" aif . woes 29 Ls - s | ~~ F ’ : a i a ' - ; - fiec Waerw Pp @! a : \ ¥ : - , — ' has the Mirs J mes M. 4 arp nfte r .; tnird d lr } ~ Bis Ni rhe , aCe : A Mi} > ai row A a 4 it Mrs. Louis . ‘Ba 4 ior vic ~mroaxiaent Mr Ss. res Cc. Dar t+¢ org Fan, Mrs ‘) lo tyre I t Various kinds ‘ B e a : . eo “ y : nr " ) “ey 6 > ’ c” " re J rn uu ci@- 4. ff > ,%. o ; ,4 : -% Wii ret rt , ase av ' 65 BaBee “tie F f . M = DD. Whit t j VW asil- a | an of the science section at 1 cK im tH . ages ’ : } rma 01 a4 yee ws a ‘ . . ~~ » - wermity Tr ort nr ats * 7 + Y ¢ ‘ Art ind wili be succe Aten Rae ject of the meeting of the Musk —_re 2 is } St idy { ‘y ip Vy >| Te Ni ~ C S ? ’ T7420 a 1% x. W. R. Peters wil ler s. Walter E. Tarlton, 1 ex The regular m \ ting 0 é S "ee +? : “ ‘ Fa : ~e es y }> . ‘ $ r > 2 EL a at Sete) of oe st The Meet- ate Woman's Club will be held Ww: s- = ' a ee ee ee mene EXCLUSIVE DEPT. FOR LADIES day afternoon, at 1 o'clock, in th ? BELCHER HOTEL, Fourth & Lucas NATURAL SULPHUR WATER TURKISH BATHS New aT Glasses The Accepted ~ 50 Complete V ogue With Lenses t Eve strain and tauity vision are at the bottom ot many ills physically. At the first sign of eye strain consult one of our specialists. Correctly fitted Glasses will put to rest intricafe muscles ot the eve and bring back normal, comfortable vision. JACCARDS? RMOD JACCARD & KING JEWELRY ay co -S ‘“ =. . = . % ~ in tees Optical Department A Helping Hand in Time of Need One of the most beneficial of Phoenix r Services to this community is the follow- ~ ing exclusive feature: “- When the head of the family dies = eiaiee 2 leaving an unpaid balance owing on his ae age ee * Chattel Mortgage to any ome of the St. Louis at Phoenix offices, the debt is forgiven. S322 Leeust St. the Mortgage is cancelled and returned “itftersen 0613. to the widow or other beneficiaries as an expression of our genuine sympathy. Where complete in- fermation about thie This feature of service is in line with Service and its e1- : elusive features may the policy of Phoenix to render a bene- ae. nen ficial service to all customers, far above ” that induced for mere financial gain. Des M Davenport Ranses City—St. Levis Milwankee ADVERTISEMENT sf mot beliewe they were good for humac AT AGE 63 Beings to put into their system. [na practice of 47 years he never saw aay reason for their use when a medi. hope, bat so to @ druggist and get mine like Syrup Pepsia will empty ove of the generous bottles of Dr. The bowels just as promptly, more Csldwel!’s Svrup Pepsin. Take the Glean!y and gentiy without griping proper dose that night and by morn. @ad barm to the eystem. _ j img you will feel hike a different per “ Beep free from constipation’ it son. Use for yourself and members your strength, hardens your ar-iof the family in constipation, bili- and —eye on premature old ousness, sour and crampy stomach, De not a day go br withont bad breath, no appetite, headaches, movement. “Do not sit and and to break up ¢ p fevers and colds. : eee ee | the discussion of ‘The ‘Ri se of Mo- compan; iTS ay rt 4 * 3,4 ind J . Ce Ss ‘i Ho at Dr. Caldwell - will talk on “Modern Poetry and carn Rea lings , Ths presiden? M r« | lounge of S ottish Frits Cathedral. ry Clio Delphian Cabanne Branch with Mrs. B. H. residing. After P came the election the following were i;. TPullock, presid as. - Davidsor vi president; Mrs. Herbert T. Brown, secretary: Mrs. J. J. Searcy. treasurer: program } commiittee, Mrs. E. L. Hyke, Mrs. O. M. Ferrell, The lessons, nation,’” was discussed under the leadership of Mrs QO. M. Farrell Mrs. D. J. O' Haver. Those having text reports were: Mrs, J. J. Searcy, Mrs. A. T. Hay- mon, Mrs. Laura Chappel Mrs. >. OHaver. Mrs. H. D. Davidson Kappa Delphian chapter was en- tertained at the home of Mrs Di! lon Stevens April 19. The president, - | Mrs. George A. Hill, er aq & the business session. Mrs. ra ~ president gave a resume of the Ae previous lesson “European Nations ./ in the Roman Empire.” “The Po- litical Status of European Nations | During the Dark Ages” was dis- cussed with Mrs. Edward T. Card as leader. Text reports were given by Mrs. Warren Skinner and Mrs. i. W. Green. rr) > > -% ocnimednes STT) , “The Suprema ~* of the Franks” and “Britain Be- fore the Year 1000.” under th: leadership of Mrs, Edward T. Card assisted by Mrs. H. H. Muchal! Mrs. William H. Wingfield Jr. and Mrs. Dillon Stevens. The chapter will close its season lay 17 with a lecture on “English Art’ by Miss Mary Powwell. The St. Louis Wo n iry to t} R way Mail Associa tion Was enterta i Apr > 2a the Brownson Hote! with Mrs Carl Allison and Mrs. J. A. Holli- day as hostesses. Following the isiness me nz a Russia pro- gram Was giver Tl rn g x ] ~~ — se 4 iG 2 ‘ " Dr. Caldwell watched the results close its vear’s work rch- ef constipation for 47 years, and be- | £3 ;eon at the Amer \ x Hotel. Tie ved that no matter how careful | i Thursday, Ma This . 71 People are of their health, dict and | | will be given rem. ‘Sxtercise, constipation will occur from lents I « . ows Vime to time rezardiess of how much | High Schools and « two wom- ene tries to avoid it. Of next: im- an members of Roard of Edu- portance, then, is how to treat it cation, Mrs. Elias “WM ls and “When it comes. Dr. Caldwell always Mrs. Ernest Kroeger Was in favor of getting as close to Te t bj . } ; } *} iv : A Tr2aGio pre 2] * " — mature as possidie, hence Gis remedy | : £ at Xt ry ;> : for constipation, known as Dr. Cald- | al] Mriday a i MI iss > . Ve ~ - . — ‘well’s Syrup Pepsin, is a mild vege | - 5 Ong, State airman o | Terna Ina! > _ — : table compound. I[t can not harm | ee Sante a , . 2 ection Of th . 3 -* ps the most delicate system and is not | re . 9° Rig St of . " ; ' ne ™ +, | — —— ‘ — @ babit-forming preparation. Svrup page — rederation of Wom- ; . Ss { Th + = } Pepsin i is pleasant- tasting, and young- ;en . bananas i@ Musical program ; W pe _ Pon - - sters love it. It does not gripe. | »¢ & piano solo by Mrs. V. ] | ; Sharn of the C—O i. : Thousands of mothers have written ' , Pag ig * , Wentieth Century Gs to that effect. ! ——— — Art Club, who will play “Rondo Dr. Caldwell did not appi “ore of Ff 13 oe LADPPriccioso ‘at vs Mend: issohnr drastic physics and purges. He dix ° ° ( Chiat LE an j The Twentieth Century Art Club et Monday at the Jefferson Me- rvwer’ ' * ‘>? - 2 ,, . mora, With Miss Ida Heltzell. the | president. presiding. ira HE. CC. Irish ga it brief re vy of the lu » ana = ww ork M = Sa Be 4uiv RaAVe ‘urrent Riga pete M r tea given: by Alpha chapter. The he annual election will be held | Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Warren Skinner. The vear’s | Study course will be concluded with | Continued on Next Page. i FUR COATS REPAIRED Relined and Remodeled Now AT LOW SUMMER RATES All Werk Done by Expert Furriers RING rt} sour fur cont Monduy and get our estimate. er call (Entral 41904 and we will cal! Landers-Peariman Fur Gc. 312 N. 6th St., 4th Floor Opp. Famous-Barr q m .. a ar 3 * ns & ~~ Fw ark sf dA ¥ hee $6 itake \ ye f.8 >: a pt pt be MATERNITY ADJUST bd ABLE ABDOMINAL BINDERS 3.95 to 25.00 designed with scien- tific accuracy ...to fit correctly every | type of figure. crepe. during the , All essential gar- ments—iow-priced. Special — 9-plece iayett Ud 12.75 f\ | LANE BRYANT, separate specialization, SIXTH and LOCUST SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for 2 able silk crepe to be ‘ had in blue, green, Igy. ender, maize, % pink and rose. Justone | of many lovely models fashioned of washable ad: usledle for weer 7 period—and efter. 15-90 other smart, new 15.00 te 95.00 © Charge Purchases Balance of April Payable in June « « | ~—s pe : ih Wd MS de ele SD bt R_AP ee: — a ern a eed There Are CAPES SCARFS THROWS and Newest FUR TRIMS on Coats of Transparent VELVET SILKS SATINS f | BROADCLOTH Petites... \ \\ \ \ \\ AND. Choice- of- the-House ALL OF OUR ft Cours’ “Foremost “Womens Cbectaky hap he Coats in Greatest Demand ata NEW LOW PRICE 250 Coats! Scores of Styles! |. COAT SALON— THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.— eS eS eS ee = ey Fer the Coldest Fur Storage Call CHestnut 2775 A Maker’s Surplus! ©) VERY Coat in this phenome nal offering is aSURPRISE VALUE at $15... The savings are ap parent, from the fact that this price is lower than the normal wholesale cost! Every Coat of most recent origin. . . in dress, sport and ensemble types, beautr fully made and silk-lined. Black, blue and every wanted shade. Misses’ .. . Women’s Sizes THIRD Sixth St.. Between Locust and Se Charles FINEST COATS $100 and a Price Tag Remains on Each Coat... Just Deduct One Half wes $15 =: ee ee CORDES DRUG STORE S546 4Grevels, Cer. Grand JANTZEN DRUG STORES 401 Olive 5360 Pershing Hanley and Wydews Rd. ADD 29 CENTS FOR MAIL OR BI WASHE Monday—2 DR Taken Fromi - et ET COE GODS PLLA I OE ee MERRIE jh EIR MG sone dt te Fh

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of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ _~SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 APPAREL - SHOP. Youthful and practical is this smart frock of wash- able silk crepe to be had in blue, green, Jay- ender, maize, white, pink and rose. Just one of many lovely models fashioned of washable _ crepe. adjustable for weap curing the maternity period—and after. 15-00 other smart, new Frocks, 15.00 to 95.00 ate specialization, 2nd floor nd LOCUST the POST-DISPATCH and GET IST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. > o ° 4 r — a a se et the Coldest Fur Storage all CHestmut 2775 and Styles! rplus! 2 this phenome: PRISE VALUE avings are ap’ fact that this the normal very Coat of in dress, types, beauti- ‘ined. Black, anted shade. s Sizes and St. Charles Only @ Days Our Great More i SURPRISE-U-BOX SALE Positively Ends Tuesday Night If you have not yet secured your Surprise-U-Box get it now. Here are values of a lifetime. If you already kave a Surprise-U-Box better get as many more as you can use for friends or family. EACH BOX GUARANTEED to contain from $3.50 to $6.00 value Only merchandise of good siandard quality. Everything is full size—the products of well known manufacturers. Contents of each box guaranteed from $3.50 to $5.00 value. Money refunded at time of purchase if unsatisfactory. What a thrill when you You will be delighted with break the seals, and you the practical, useful and see a treasure box packed valuable articles each Sur- full of surprising and val- prise-U-Box contains. uable articles. Don’t Miss it. Remember : THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE WE ALSO FEATURE Thayer's Cream of Creams, professional size $1.00 (The World's Largest Selling Cleansing and Beaulifying Cream) On Sale at the Following Drug Stores: Enderle Drug Company—3 Stores 6th and Chestnut Streets &th and Pine Streets Broadway and Market Streets CORDES DRUG STORE SPAETH-JOST DRUG COMPANY SPECKART BROS. DRUG CO. $46 Gravois. Cor. Grand Grand and Hebert St. S342 Franklin . SCHULTE DRUG ans 2301 Wash Stree JANTZEN DRUG STORES Grand and Park 4100 W. Natural Bridge 4401 Olive 5300 Pershing KU MBERA DRU C STORE 3 4730 Page BI. Hanley and Wydewn Rd. 5581 Easton 7000 N. Broadway ADD 20 CENTS FOR MAIL ORDERS—WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES BEDELL “WASHINGTON COR. SEVENTH, Monday—200 of Our New Spring DRESSES Taken From the Higher- Priced Lines as a Very Special Feature $1 7>°° Charming Dresses | Street and Afternoon wear. The Ensemble —so popular—in both plain and prints, Stlk Coais with dress to match. Combina- lions so attractive and so appropri- ate for Summer. The Dresses are all trom only the better-type lines. Plain and figured crepes, Georgettes, tlowered chit- fons in great variety and when you realize that in this group are only dresses trom the best makers, at this price they will prove an incompar- able value. 375 High Grade Spring Coats Formerly sold to $69.50 ‘38 Materials are orily the best in Broadcloth, Basket Weave, Failles, Velvet, Satins and Ben- galines ; women's and misses’ sizes. Coat value of the year. a TL SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET Rist LTs—S-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. i 5 | Activities of Women's. Clubs Lai Save Money — or Bandares. This Week Face soa Il res $ than reguiar price this week only. ey Be ge rome corrected Sacec! laces lifted. chin removed. Youths: and beauty restored. DR. PINKSTAFF ¢)2%t's ° Surgeon Room 20, 520 N. Grand. Hours 10-4, 2% lears in St. Louis. Here Until May 4th In Chicago May 12th to 25th, Hotel Morrison. Cali or Phone JEfferson 1963. You Want te 5 Frame = ere you Tell nore oo oe Built Home*- Brick or Frame GARAGES | CATALOG ifar Frame Garage with fir . ‘ siding and glass doors—10x18. Showing pictures of Car- buildings, plans and penter $ 50 other information, with- — , | 27. out obligation. Call, 24 ar Frame Garage with fir one siding and glass doors on track— phone or write. zz Or Ask a Representative — $230.00 to Call Any Time at $10 DOWN Your Convenience — te a «= Easy Back Cypress if You’re Tired of Paying Rent Why not let us build you a 5-room brick home, like* the one pictured above, on your lot? Terms can be, made like rent. » Open All Day Sunday Ceme Out and See the Actual Specimen Buildings ' Rocker or Straight The most comfortable Lawn | Chair made. Durable, ready to j be a Delivered — a-_ ana «aD «aD STEALEY MFG. CO., 6515 Page Blvd. Phone CAbany 5111 or PArkview 5119 SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTALN for ANYTHING. All Charge Purchases Will Appear on June ist Statements WHERE OLIVE CROSSES TOMORROW » > MONDAY AND TUESDAY End-of-Month CLEARANC featuring Spring Dresses Coats — Ensembles OEE MS Sk gi RON” | EONET? meme MD a URE I es x ms OO Tee GT - ie ae a » owe, ‘ en | _ Ze tet te gape ae A fe & athe “pi gga, he te Mae 5 oo

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PAGE 12 _ _ STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ me ee ee Pe a Ahatct anemia de — yee > Aaa « . we a Od BP sit a ‘te . Yat Reh Ae sh , , 7 = rit . nia. . ait PY _ . Pe ety mew as bl bedGA de Ned AA OA OR ES ee Oe ; 0" A Ae ARC lt aN ek ha ES IE Ph AI NIN 8 EN 8 ACS ABB: NS» et ILENE ant Hi wean oe SAHRA GRE. yg same oii Bier oe es bias So ae eee ant hy schiauitienanet it - a ~_— — er fomtinesd Prom Preeedins l*are - 0 tg oes sie Rage te + et ‘ ‘ a es ee ee Re a 2 ee ee on pig pare Ce eee OP Oe uel soar dei hint doe Vrenediihie «: % $ Shes , «ty -_—c * aha: igs wR, csr ty te es wns Pye A ta Ue as Ns it = ta aed 3! SEE cate) oF” te Yay 7 eRe Bs AV ORES of arg tan a ee satan ee YES 9 leap cay 4 wae , as on . me “ why 7 5 ned DG EO Ey ae Sy Tot . Bi a ihe Nea ais =, wel am Ph ty " ( CANES ial Ta Ms: pare NCS La NEE Res See ee TPC 2 ii Dt i came ian hy m? eRe et Nae: FF - Wo a oa EO I ‘ at a at ps ¥ J 4a? oan bs ns. pany | a * » . os +? Y Fre 2 at & , a itkat Bee is yi ara ya ¢ é Rty x, Be * —" pore arth 4 pa Veta eo 4 a : oer ; . { - * eae avert: By, er cae She ans af oe — " emis une Sateen ete. ” . ait F ‘ i tT. my ie. dee raat AF ayes oar sk AN eit i oe f Gs dia x. % ¥ ee er ~ ems , hee set ti3 ss Cork: 3 i vy sie rw e 5 eee i -# A . we Dae eet BOP SON scat Ss 3S Activities of Women s Clubs ||' “eooe Petvcen te Bascaton — g the rear’s work . Han- rr. _ ° TOF £ ¥ Jane Wood. first Wrs. J. Groorer. = - ® . , } cee... s5Ss « se eo? ¢ ' NUGENTS BARGAIN BASEMENT Special Offer! Photographs Enlarged 39c Bring any good photo Snapshot or group pic- ture you wish enlarged to Nugents Bargain Basement and we will make a perfect copy of your picture, S1z¢ 14z17 inches. You do not have to buy a frame. NO MAIL ORDERS NUGENTS BASEMENT ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MUSLIN, YD. 2 ¢.3 j NUGENTS5 aa BARGAIN BASEMENT Muslin Sli ly rregular_ in ~ ey £3 imish. ( Basecene ni: MONDAY. {SEE WHAT YOU SAVE ) AN OPPORTUNITY TO FILL SPRING NEEDS AT PRONOUNCED SAVINGS! “BASEMENT DAY” Bath apy 3 for == 99C te 7, Se Se ce ae? Anil d * 150m oe datas Ye erm Ker Oe ‘ + aw ’ yeMee Aa*Y Rn Seng ae Ree > Cage pelea neta eR Aes Set, Ae 7 o ~ e oat, shattered ay te Haat, nico ie «te nella eat . 4 . ‘i - 2 - a. om * 606-08 ie Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street. Important Summer wy gchin : cat § Apt Ais. Aerts, tam Se) Pia) Ot ne gh ed aft 3 hess bot res my cy aS aes sa. EY ¥ - . . ; >) . Lice terete he ee 2 t Y Ah ois y/ Included! Summer Hats Regularly Priced $3.95 and $5..Straws and Felts These two-dollar events have estab- lished new high standards in style and value-giving. Competition is frantic- ally endeavoring to meet these success- ful efforts! ... Come here Monday... and join the thousands who have al- ready benefitted. Only the newest styles, materials, and colors are tea- tured. Every type has been provided for... including head sizes. OUR BASEMENT MILLINERY SALES ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN! Kline’ s— Basement = Flat tet Printed Reguiar $1.98 value. O7 extra hea’ — . able qu 1% = flora’ patt erms ' paste! anc wait grounds. 36 im wile 54-In. Flat Crepe $4-in. gli-silk Fiat Crepe.. Popular cress 2 39 shades. tmriuding . navy and 0bilack Washable. Regular $2.50 vaiue 42. Suits. weeks to pa’ Men’s I opcoats Featuring new grays, tans and Ox _ etc. 34 to 42. Men’s a Aprons Of strong white drill cloth. 3 pock upper two swt ng: nn Cut full and fre 1 ttt tape errs SOC Men’s Breeches strong rar eT}. ais. wr cords. etc. so DT e 4 > rans, meres, sTeqgs imiforced crotch and str Irregular Shirts or Shorts a = 35 ity Shirts. C aie oth Shorts. to 46. of fine quality nan. sook. Size 36 +to 46 Samples. Athlete Suits Wiriie $00 Perfect qualit Limit of 2 Women’ $ ai Pr. Sorng Aiso bieck white 8" to 10. ee he —- —— anne ee eee e ‘ * _ , tee wha ; : J . f ‘ LA A CL RS A EE CB URE A GE ee AT ACTED ELE. A OLE L OL ALLE SO A I I SY te ee An Important Feature! Wash Goods 15,000 OIC = ’ Yards: Crisp. new materials ; im beautiful printed effects’ All Tubfast! Printed Rayon Dimity, Printed Rayor Radium. Printed Rayer Pon- | ore: ~ sri $ U p to 69c Grades! Perfect Tubfast gee. Printed Rayon Aplaca (afore mentioned items a!) cotton- mixed } . Fine Printed Cotton Suitings. Printed Pigue. Hard Twist Printed Voile, Printed Batiste. imported Tissue Ginghams. fine Two- cord Printed Dimities ' OTHER WASH GOODS AND DOMESTIC VALUES non aeeee Chintz, Yd. oe eee ees Yd. woven Pint TINT. Ba tte rns. ATT rae grade. Rayon Alpaca. Yard ; Gwaitrty —* er AO ‘ A T Printed Broadcloth Pump: end 200 More of Those CO! Actual $25, $35 and 356 XN ovelty Voile ntec ‘ s — so high Printed Rayon Voule Sample Tub (a* : a -” 7 > : ; of Y ao TT) smal! *' . ‘ ah seme Basement) ) Bo * | he ’ Union Of - 2xB0 pt Rc! heck. Cut big and full reimforced at points. Drop and reguiation styie, Special! 7000 Yards Just Recewed! NEW SILKS BOYS’ SUITS Specially Priced, Yard , $6.98 Values! 7 4 1 Boys’ T $4 .00 2 xi> ‘ .00 ys lopcoats i". S aN : Mothers! Here is H pd 2 regular $2.98 zo $ « i ie ' coat. Fancy wesves, ‘ey ~ = full lined ae Si zes 2 to 12: @ Some irregular. 3 for $i IEA PTR METERS: Mg: ’ SO ae Bi eet on sieeve. Value. 7 They'll appeal to vourg F 24 f 40-IN. PRINTED CREPE DE jj @9be] + chaps. CHINE — florai pattern 40-IN., 4 WASHABLE CREPE DE CHINE— many popular shades 40-IN. RAYON SATIN—plain and change- able colorings 40-IN BLACK SATIN NIAGARA CREPE (woo! mixed } 40-IN. BLACK BENGA- LINE (silk and cotton) KAYON FLAT CREPE — shaces. . because of their smart styling and pat- terns. They'll appeal to mother . . because of their exceptionally low price! Coat. vest and 2 pairs of full-lined knick- 36-IN. ers or one pair liongies pastel and one pair of knickers. Sizes 5 to 15 years. (Basement) | = (Basement) Special Purchase, Sale! Clearance 750 MEN'S SHIRTS GIRLS’ COATS Reductions of 20% to 25% For Basement Day Have Been Taken! fomen'’s Moth Bas que and str ne mod els. Sizes Due to he unmseasonable ewe weather we find ourselves with a surplus supply of Giris’ W Searls Spring Coats. Bona fide re- omen ’s ductions of 20" to 25°. have been taken! The savings are — yours Monday! Also another Also Rayon Cotton Squares im novelty primted patterns. TRI TORS CRE: “IRC RON oh RR IA ES tans, lavender. blues! Termed irreguiars because of a muisweave or siight stain —otherwise guaranteed perfect! Sizes 14 to 17. (Basement } 5 OA RS SAFRAN BONIS te a A a Triangle of Crepe de group of Coats at $8.65 in- cluded in sale. Sizes 7 to 16 tonnes, also broidered a p Pp ] 2roadcloth and ful! sinmgie or bic brea eed. Sires 36 to @ House Frocks Or 2 : r 1 higher comp .ete Size anc styic Trane. Silk Hose, Pair Womens of pure thread silk. Pormred, square and para- moun! ot a in ale reintorced Leading ; | 3 ad 1? For Women! For Misses! Amazing Values cat Thesxe vole ~ ) ' U ndergarments Well-tailered Spring-styled Ceate of <tc. imc iude wanted cloth or silk materiale’ Every ; ; Ceat in «a desirable Spring cooler. Dresse«« ; of Flat Crepe! Seaetiful Prints! Washabi- Silks’ Flanneis' All short-sleeve modeis! (| | All newest paste! shades ' h4 (Nugents Bargain Basement) i 4 J Just 100-—53x53-INCH LINEN CLOTHS. ....75e icotton mixer’ slips m peste! shades at $).

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Basement Day! WASH SUITS —or 3 Suits, $1.75. Important savings for mothers .. . for every Suit is a regular 79c¢c valuc! Sizes for boys 3 to 8&8. (Basement) CED SAVINGS! y” Children’ s Shoes able; tan and black patent leathers. Good range of — 6 to misses’ : + boys 2. ee White Low Shoes For women and girls. a White Canvas and Kid $ “i Novelty straps, pumps and + ties. Broken sizes. Some % soiled, ¥ i Beedoir Slippers | Regular $1.29 val- ue. Women’s blue, Sample Shoes red or black Slip-* $a pers. Cuban heels Women’s and heavy ee soles. Sizes to 8. dress Slippers. Girls’ novelty pumps. Men's work Shoes, a!- so high Shoes. Sample sizes only. Limited. Boys’ Union Suits Of 72x80 pincheck. Cut big and full and reinforced at strain points. Drop séat and regulation style, Sizes 2 to 12: 28 to 34. Some irregular. 3 for $1. Boys’ Topcoats Mothers! Here is a regular $2.98 Top- 49 coat. Fancy weaves, full lined. Emblem on sleeve. real Value. -_—— Summer Hats —— Crochets!? Knitted viscas! | Novelty brads! Sport and tai- forced modes! Spring colors of sand, red. black and n! The best at lowest price. Voile Dresses Women's Moth- wing Voile Dresses 39 in attractive. styles. . Basque and straight- line models. Sizes 14 to 44. Triangle Scarfs f Crepe de Chine. \lso Rayon Cotton C rinted patterns. Women’s Smocks : gs c Loom” Hustlin, cre- onnes, also em- |p pliqued roadcloth. Half md full belr— ile breasted. Sires 36 to 46. Or 3 for $2 woiles, ’s Scarf Women’s Scarts quares in novelty “Fruit of roidered and ingle or dou- imities, and omplete size and tyle range. quare and gue nount heels. isle Silk Hose, Pair eciniorced. Leading Women's, of pure pring shades as hread silk. Pointed, fell as black or white. —ooOO Women’s Undies These voile ndergarments clude chem.- ©, step-ins and orto )«6O6udWdBRiican own 4. Also ryon twill otton mixed?) ips im pastel ades at $i. tie that launders well. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 200 More of Those Wonderful COATS Actual $25, $35 and $39.50 Values The New Pasadena |PARYMAR HATS Just Received 50,000 Yards of New Washable Fabries All Guaranteed Fast Colorings 40-Inch Check Tissue Ginghams eight and cool for warm days. All colors. #-Inch Printed - Batistes | fire home vor atret le %-Inch Printed imities + cool Summer fab- Va- Rew designs and colors. Ziegteld Selects Store Your Furs Now! Phone GArfield 4500 and We Will Call for Them Charge Purchases Made remainder of month, aeppear Ameriea’s nll eggs ae Most im tt Beautiful LEGS! 2 hpey Phoenix Girl—possessor of the most beautiful legs in America! This is the title con- ferred by Florenz Ziegfeld, inter- nationally - famous * producer on the ingenue favorite, Barbara New- berry, and Phoenix has patterned its Hosiery after their perfect pro- portions. See the page advertise- ment of Phoenix Hosiery in to- day's Rotogravure Section. PHOENIX HOSIERY Women everywhere will delight in the increased charm of these , new, perfectly modeled Phoenix offerings. Come in Monday to se- lect them in our Hosiery Section. “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” (Street Floor, North) . Hand-Embroidered and New NUGENTS Its as easy to open a Morris Plen credit in Nugests as it is to open a charge account—aend it's sO convenient. An Outstanding Purchase and Sale! Washable Silk Crepe SUMMER DRESSE Every One New—Every One an Advance Summer Style! Charming! So Fresh, So Clear and Clean in Coloring They Suggest Cool Flower Tints in Summer . Pastel-Tinted Dress- Hand-Smocked es, With Sunburn ee gs cis as $10 PE. Tee aes ..810 S | e Long-Sleeve Dresses for Tailored, All-White Silk Larger Women ....$10 a Short-Sleeve Dresses in New Dresses With Hand Pastel Tints ....... $10 Fagoting ...........$10 New Silk Dresses With Dresses With Smart Pleat- Hand-Drawn work .$10 ed Slarts ....... ...$810 : : Irish and Filet Lace Trim- Sports Dresses in New ee he med Dresses ...... 310 Colors . Stee leeneeeess $10 Basket Weaves Bengalines S COOL looking as first Summer breezes—as lovely as Satins Failles UR trimmed and furless styles —distinctive modes — masterly designing lifts these models out of the usual kind one expects to find frocks like these. White & Pastel Shades at this reasonable price. Black and Orchid Flesh Maize Nile Misses’ the new colors. Misses’ 14 to 20, F i $0 be “8 Bi : ’ ’ rench Nude Lucerne Biue women’s 36 to 44, larger women’s Lide Sand 4214 to 5214 (Second Fioor) ee $2.95 Yard Printed Yo San Silk Crepes, Yard... .$1.69 >) . The very newest of the printed sports ruff, washable Silk Crepes for HESE Hats assure their Summer. Smart new designs women will admire. 30 inches wide. wearers of smart appear- ance in every social gathering! $1.98 Washable Flat Silk Crepes, Yard... . $1.69 They have borrowed the lovely, a oa glowing colors of California— the debonair grace for which this Southland is noted—copied Paris styles as adapted to American women. in all the new, 39 inches wide. This lovely summery fabric comes including the favorite pink and ivory. $2.69 Printed Flat Silk Crepes, Yd., $1.69 A group that offers an unusual selection of designs and colorings—suitable smart frocks and ensembles. 39 inchees wide. Ruffy-So Crepe, Yard.. All the new Summer shades are included in this washable ruff Sports Crepe.~ 40 inches wide. $1.98 Printed Georgette, Yard... ..$1.69 A fine selection of light and dark colorings smart for Summer wear. 39 inches wide. $2.98 Printed Silks (Second Floor) ‘mi 4 \. = 7 Ds inexpensive are these materials priced, they induce imme- These new Summer s diate buying that frocks may be ready for first warm days. ee $ 1 28 wonderful acne of ~ ; ‘ atterns. Printed on , Sheer, firm cotton weeves. crepe chiffon or sports pongec. 32 New patterns, 40 inches wide. 36-In. Printed and 39 inches wide. Piques . ’ Suggested for the ensemble Mallinson S coat or 0 mbine wi a . plain fabric ine ; Al sag Prints 39¢ Yard (Street Fleor, Seuth) Printed Basket Weaves 36 inches wide. One 6i Summer's newest weaves. Utilized for tub ensembles. $7) .98 Yard The very new creations of this renowned silk mill is of- fered in printed pussywillows, Flat Among this lot you will find the finest handwork from such world renowned markets for fine linens as Italy, Madeira and China. From... dos” 40% These linens boast hand-cut work, Venise medallions, filet edges 2x3-Yard Handmade Dinner Cloths Porch Pillows Rayon Pillows $ | 88 6 Qc $29 5() and #elid hand embroideries. Also, natural colored linens with hand- ¥ cut work, hand scallops and solid works. eis . i inet Moths Delivered at Time of Purchase | if wanted col- Highly colored Of fine natural linen G Tt tec cy wp 4 crash and cotton sa- crash with elaborate solid 72x108Inch et $29. 75 to $89.75 shapes. Beautifully teen Pillows. Well hand- embroidery work. 72x126-Inch Cloths......... $25.00 to $95.00 Hand-cut work and hand- scalloped edge. ‘ filled. For Hammock, sunroom or club. (Third Fleer? Men’s or Women’s Leather Panco Half Soles and Heels, 75c ... Second Floor. trimmed with flowers and shirrings. 7axitt-lnch Clotiie. 2c.': . :: $35.00 to $195.00 (Street Fieer) Monday Only! Sale of 12.000 Yards $1.98 to $2.95 Grades SUMMER SILKS Summer’s sunrise tints, these Dresses inspire immedi- ate buying, for every wardrobe requires lovely, informal They are practical, too, for*they with- stand endless tubbings without loss of dainty coloring. Complete Size Range l¢# to 20 r Women's 36 to 44 Larger Women's 46 to 50 Little Women’s 16', to 261 Sale on the Second Floor—Nugents 69 Yard ivory only. tailored Summer frock or finer Flat Crepes $1.45 Yard Heavy washable ' Flat Crepe in pink and ivory only. Reg- ularly $1.98 a yard. $3.69 Yd. Heavy Flat Crepes $9) .49 Yard A specially fine quality heavy Silk Crepe in pink and Intended for the sports silk and wool prints. 39 lingerie. 39 inches wide. Extra Special! Extra Special! Extra Special! sorbos noe Saga cola: : (Street Floor, South) $159 Printed | $1.00 Yard Printed ~ Rayon Printed Rayon Flat ’ rgettes Organdies Crepes An Opportunity to Purchase on the Morris or Club Plan, Handmade eet ee || oo i B Cloth | | . | ‘ 2 t t “ Pettescnte: | | ee seer | | ce cae Dinner or Bangue oths and datk grounds. sign . PS ge ‘ite ieee « sel nea esi “ , ' } (Street Floor) Y ediieset Wied rs tenes. Saas At Regular Cash Prices—Small Down Payment—Balance Monthly 2x3 Yard Handmade Dinner Cloths $49.75 With most elaborate, handmade mosaic designs , | embroidered on fine qual- ity linen. 2 by 3% yards yer 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEDANIEL ATTACKS : —_e-. 2B -— -—- a ~= — ~~. ee ee | (Chicago, ee — os | greatest | daylight ; day easier fust the same. | Clarence Cannon of Missouri. | was House the PAGE 13 DAYLGHT SAVING | Takes Negative in Radio De- bate With John C. Hall, Building and Loan Head. _—-- In a radio debate over Station KMOX last night, daylight saving was defended by John C. Hall, president of the St. Louis Building and Loan Association, as one of the measures ever proposed for health, economy and efficiency, and was attacked by Lawrence Mc- Daniel, defeated Democratic nom!l- nee for Mayor at the last election, as a tool of the wealthy. In an effort to determine the sentiment in St. Louis concerning saving, the Chamber of Commerce is conducting a straw vote among 35,000 residents of St. Louis. Hall said in part: “It will make the working day more comfort- able, more desirable and there- fore appear shorter. It may be that we are fooling ourselves de- liberately but we are making the We are | also adding an hour that can be | given over to recreation, | to»out of door work, or to time spent with the family. “Therefore, if we day more pleasant, more agreeable during the heated part, we have improved the general health of the community, all of which, of course, results in greater. efficiency and getting more out of life. “The principal objections in St. [louis in recent years to the adop- tion of this plan seem to have come from the airdome picture shows and the farmers. Since the airdome is practically a thing of the past, that should not be considered and since most of the farms are now owned by life in- surance companies, 1 suppose the objection has diminished consid- erably. “Vote for “daylight saving and have made the let the slogan, ‘St. Louis to the front,’ really Mean something.” McDanigl said: “Under day- light saving, it is safe to say that the average laboring man would not get more than four or five hours’ sleep. “Eastern cities and cities lke located on the lake, have daylight saving. but as you move farther south, daylight saving be- comes impractical. St. Louis is much warmer than New York or Chicago. Besides, why should we ' St. Louis, RULING THAT WEBBE MUST STAY IN PRISON Supre sme Court Holds Gang- ster’s Transfer From Boon- ville Was Legal. '¢ By the Jefferson City Correspond- end of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April The application of Gus Webbe of notorious murder con- vict and Cuckoo gangster, for «@ writ of habeas corpus rcleasing him from the penitentiary on the contention that his transfer from the Boonville Reformatory last September was illegal, was denied by the Supreme Court en banc to- 2it.— | day. In a brief and decisive opinion the Court held that Webbe, serving a 10-year-term for murder, was transferred from the prison to the reformatory in 1925 on condition that he comply with all rules and regulations of the reformatory, and that violation of these commuta- tion terms by Webbe had been definitely shown Webbe's lawyers maintained that the commutation order provided that he might be returned to the penitentiary only by the superin- tendent, whereas he was returned by the State Penal Board, aftef indulging in a hunger strike, with no action by the superintendent. The Court held that the transfer was valid in spite of this technic- ality. Webbe's “week-end vacation” jin St. Louis during his residence at Boonville, almost cost Supt. C. M. Harrison his job last summer when it was learned that he was usin: Webbe as his chauffeur in cross- State trips. A month after the gangster’s last visit to St. Louis with Supt. Harrison, he was trane- subordination, misconduct and vio- lation of rules. Symphony Box for the Blind. A box seat for the Symphony Orchestra season has been donated for the use of blind persons by Mrs. W. EC. Grey, 6763 Lindell boulevard. MADE TO ORDER and FITTED BY EXPERTS—‘TRUE TO LIFR”’ Our stock of eyes is the largest fa have to do what Chicago or New York does? If our actions are go- ing to be controlled by these cit- ies, Or any other cities in the United States, we might as well invite some of those boys from Chicago who have been getting into the newspapers so often late- ly—Al Capone and others—to come down here and run our city for us. “We know our own business. We are minding our own business, that is, most of us are, with the exception possibly of a small group that is trying to tamper with our clocks.” HOUSE RULES SECOND TO NONE, DECLARES PARLIMENTARIAN Lewis Deschler Declares They Are Finely Adjusted, Scientifically Balanced. By the Associated Prees. WASHINGTON, April 27.—The | parliamentary practice of the House of Representatives is de- second to none in the world, in a new manual of that body’s rules which has been published by Lew- is Deschler, Heuse parliamentari- an. The House's rules “today are perhaps the most finely adjusted, scientifically balanced and highly technical, Deschler wrote, “of any parliamentary body in the world.” The House's parliamentary prac- tice, he added, “has proven ade- quate to meet all emergencies in the past and it will meet the emer- gencies and problems of the future with the same degree of success.” The early Congresses “borrowed” from the English Parliament many of its practices, Deschler wrote, but its rules have been “evolved into a distinictly American system of pro- cedure.” The new manual makes onty three major changes in the set of rules drafted by’ Representative who under Clark. parliamentarian late Speaker Champ | Cannon's manual was published in | 1919. Deschier has been mentarian since Jan. 1, 1928. clared to be a system of procedure | parlia- | America—our quality and service nexcelled Shell Eyes, Reform Eyes—Prices : Moderate MAGER & GOUGELMANN, Ine. 610 METROPOLITAN BUILDING Phone JE{ferson 18508. ferred to the penitentiary for in-. ADVERTISEMENT YOU CAN’T STARVE AND BE STRONG The old AB of ETES diets in is like AB an automobile to run without soline. My book, ‘*Eat to Get Well,’’ telling how to stop useless starving and gradnaliv eat food you need will be sent free, postpaid, to anv sufferer of diabetes. Write M, RICHARTZ,: Dept. 28, 220 W. 42nd St.. New York. . > )6E—rl(‘ ChALT EONS ia beeeeras cadets £43 + oe Reamer cewns Union Stock Yards, CHICAGO 1 PAPER] i ~~ ih eS ee © OO Re eee het & Fe SC TP Oe OF Se +s Se de 5 wne } ) | | : ; | | A lh ee & EEE LEE LEO ORR SVG LOS ATI BE PO GE el 7 gee nea tN hl Oo ning, LoL EE AA ABRAM ON whith > no Se ane WM ns en ~@on cle May on. haste co real coleman. tote mae ty ty

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ee ene een coe he Re = or RR CRT: rw Or ’ TaN sh the hon Sy a. Wore « ere | 4 >, a8 rs 1 aed ~ WF Bh nsx Rnllieitiy. ebiamay debts vied ew ads orn ee Re RS eh omen ogee Cee ea ee Se a cag Ol y's May nn gota Rae, ne i. ec @ ff @ Pe a + >. « , "2 & ew »*& & ? eee ff & ee . —_ Seenree ea eee eveeevev eee eveeaee PAGE 14__ ST. LOUISAN. STUDEN Body of Wallace Ha af ~ PILOT, KILLED IN T ~~ ee In VeStiga' ; es ‘ 7 ie? a. ~er: Ti 'o 7 Tr 74 | March fi | Kaeshoefer Promoted by Wa - 7 t Pr * — ASS ENy - Walnut en selected hardwood: massive Dresser; roomy Chest of Drawers; full-size Bed, $114.00 +79 Less $35 Trade-in Allowance ry : Our $129 Dining-Room Suite. large Buffet, oblong extension Table, 5 chairs arid 1 armchair, tapestry cov- ered. Less $35 Trade-in Allowance. Super Specials for Monday Only $ 95 50 Overstuffed Chairs, 7, values as high as $65, fine ings. imported cover- ROCKERS ARMCHAIRS WING CHAIRS Odd Chairs from room suites sacrificed Monday only, at $14.95 Free Delivery to Out-of-Town Customers living- With fine carvings, as pictured, en saie Monday onty, 26.95—— St dewn. 8 LARGE FLOORS oF FURNITURE REDUCED 33°, TO 50% See Our Lovely “Sweetheart” | Feruishings fer 3 reeomn, Yeu can see the amesing walue we offer at thin low price. Our terme: ere ens;, and just a small deposit deliv- ers or holds for future de- livery free of charge. > » * = 4 fj at We broadcast over KWK every morning, giving unusua! values MANNE BROS. 5613-21 Delmar Boulevard Just a Short Ride From Your Home ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i MENZIES GO. SUES CARBONDALE MEN *} . x + ;onve LO. Of st . * - ~ rT. residents of Carbondale, Iil., ing them with injuring operati of the companys shoe factory (Carbondale defens — 4 l i_> « ii-~ London accords, since the part par- should re ceive orrespnod recise ly those annuities. “This in effect. would amou to a pledge not to divert from . = hs » purpose th: vote to parment of our debt SUm we decide: Laborite To Form Danish C abinet. By the Associated Press. COPENHAGEN, Denmark. April —RKing Christian todav reodore x invited Stauning, Labor Prime 1924-286. and leader of party. to form a new Sstauning promised to ready by Monday. The he Laborites in the re- cent elections resulted tn the resig-

ae ee a Da , Laii* eiba-Yoro line New Orleans | | young man, whose body was found | lie@&. Although | SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, ] | wens imposed the fine under terms | of the comcession and the execu- | tive has confirmed the action. Wrench Supposed Murder Weapon. | By the Associated Press. PONCA CITY. Ok. April :T.— An automobile wrench, found just | Arkansas across Osage hare . . : an, ©1544 ich an unidentified enally low price OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Lehman Offers A Special Group of PLAYERS Again an opportunity of a lifetime is offered you . . remarkable group of used players. that will cost you three or four times this phenom- -.. and with easy terms, too. Pay $5 a Month LEHMAN PIANO COMPANY im this You will find values Your Choice Delivers This Player to Your Home of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ STIX, BAER & FULLER” ‘ver in| 1101 OLIVE ST. — GRAND-LEADER , Sale of Oil Painti : Sale of Oil Paintings! Extraordinary Values ...Qur Entire Steck of Original Canvases fj Priced at Remarkable Savings ...Twe Important Groups et “ge 54722 Here's a rare opportunity to add to the interest and beauty of your rooms © -or to present to a dear friend a gift of distinction . . . at an unusually low & Our Picture Department is being rearranged now...and our collees — In each of these special groups are fine small and large canvases . .. in subjects ideal for every room in your homef | price! tion of paintings must be reduced! Very Fine Canvases Are Special at $24.50 \ WHE) NSS HS LALO GOR By renowned artists of America and of Europe are the beautiful paint- ings in this group! Inspiring in sub- jects and im technique, these are pic- tures you will be proud to have over your mantel, above the console, and now each is priced at a saving. Sale-Priced Pictures I p te $40 i; Fifty FY OF ek ee “Sass os te hh + bs 1+. he ee a eh ek a : . cs © eee» See. .») ee eee @ 4 8% o ay The Materials: nr ry 4 ) , le ? i.e nov City \lanv | com bined transparent velvets. 109 N. Six Between Locust and St. Charies 409 N. Sixth Between Locust St. Charies el's for 1 Summer RESS SALE Smart, New Dresses and Ensembles That Follow the Dictates of aSummer Mode That Is Frankly Different Geor- , errr a a a 444 tv washable crepes materials. with $16.75, $19.75, $24.75 Values The Colors: Pink ste . quisite prints. The Styles: Lnusual ensembles and trocks. cocktay] white, maiz orchid, tropical pastels and ex- . blue. rr . green. more than this For the discriminating woman shopper, the woman who = P ‘oves mice things but who must also be careful of price what a welcome opportunity this 2 for | sale brings: which emphasize the siceveless mode. New collars. new rr ewer ore ia MITT Ag > new treat- ment ot tlares apd pleats. 498 N. Sixth Street MIANGEL's 100 store buving power en- . ables us to offer you in this sale Dresses and Ensembles which are actually worth much unusual sale price. S 100 STORES ‘ag J *eeskiteaee hhh biel LET an 'bdded 1112771) Phoenix F Patterned After Americt @ No wonder the new Phoen shapely and flattering. They a measurements which Ziegfeld in America. They are woven ¥ * \ccurator” that produces pet Consult the C IN THE CITY OF BEA @ Don: let aching feet spor the glorreus Spring days. tleys the most scientific me He wll understand your foe

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~-*, be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = =. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929, PAGES 1-4: ELLER |bemion We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted 4 TAMOUS-BARR CO. Charge Purchases Will Appear on May Statements, Payable in June. Very New... Styled Far in Advance SUMMER FROCKS _ Featuring an Abundance of White and Flesh Color $25 to $39.75 *] | 50 Values at...... q@ NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT THE MOST CHARMING OF YOUR SUMMER FROCKS ... FOR NOW IS THE TIME THAT ST. LOUIS’ DOMINANT STORE FOR STYLE IS FEATURING THEM IN ALL THEIR FRESH AND DELIGHTFUL VARIETY. AND SUCH VALUE, TOO! FANCY GETTING ADVANCE STYLES AND REALLY HIGH-GRADE QUALITIES AT SUCH A VERY, VERY MODEST PRICE AS THIS! YOU'LL FIND IT PROFITABLE TO SELECT FOR ALL SORTS OF SUN- NY DAY DIVERSIONS. VARIETY INCLUDES THE DARKER, TAI- LORED FROCKS ... BUT OVERFLOWS ABUNDANTLY WITH WHITE, LIGHT COLORS AND COOL, FILMY STYLES. SIZES 14 TO 44. ntings! of Original Canvases Important Groups at ey 00 and beauty of your rooms Dn... at an unusually low d now...and our collec. special groups are fine ery room in your home! Slips in Four Special Groups A May opportunity that meets a very urgent need—for warmer days and thinner frocks require so many Slips! Select them here Monday at these splendid savings! Bodice-Top Slips {| 5.95 to °6.95 Slips Regular and Aa Regular and 53.00 Extra Sizes .. Extra Sizes.. * ea, sm idediia 1pittne fereeeerrs @ Made of extra quality crepe de chine in tailored, hemstitched or fancy trimmed bodice-top styles. May be selected with @ Very special! Splendid quality. Fash- ioned of heavy quality crepe de chine in plain styles and others trimmed with laces, inserts or embroidery in various plain or lace-trimmed bottoms. All have patterns. Deep basted shadowproof hems; deep basted hems that make them shadow- ; attractive Summer assortments of pastel proof. Wanted pastel shades and sizes a shades; sizes 34 to 5. 34 to 52. *. ~<a 4% WA " WHITE... FLESH ... LIGHT PRINTS ... BRIGHT OR PAS.- TEL COLORS COMBINED WITH RARE CHARM. FROCKS FRILLY WITH COOL LACES, GRACED WITH FLOATING SCARFS, DRAPES AND BOWS. FASHIONED OF CHIFFONS. CREPE ROMAINES, GEORGETTES AND FLAT CREPES. Fourth Floor ° yy? y ° v - Y . . 6 a a Pantie Slips—Spectal, $3.30 Panti-Petticoats, $2.50 Ideal two-in-one garment for Summer, and very special. Tops have modest dainty trimmings, bottoms are plain, the panties, attached to the bodice top are lace trimmed: 34 to 40. s Very special] at this price. Made of splendid quality crepe de chine, in plain or lace trimmed styles. Panti section is cut full and comfortable. Lengths, 22 to 24. SVS Se Ss SS. SO Slip Section—Fifth Floer. ~~? %s naan Sal — 8 I NR i ‘a? ol © teerere - . i i, + ‘ 4 ~~ Te a4 Fue es Phoenix Hosiery Patterned After America’s Loveliest Legs ‘Beginning Monday ... With Decisive Savings... Our @ No wonder the new Phoenix Stockings are morc = —<—<—< * shapely and flattering. They are patterned after the measurements which Ziegfeld says are the loveliest | a in America. They are woven with the aid of the new Second Week of the ‘ “Accurator” that produces perfect knitting! a 3 ’ . . Ses gr - 9 koa agluaas Offering Many Types of Undergarments... New... Smart ..Cool.. Dainty Aviation Exposition 109 N. Sixth ‘ No. 79r1—Service silk with , | . : SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSAL AVIATION CORP. | narrow lisle hem...$1.75 t e } @ Now is the opportune time to select a plentiful supply of cool, practical, Ny : SPS as cr F No. 753—Picoted top, ex- ‘ Y/ tubable Lingerie for the Summer months. A small expenditure will go Ninel on Held in Our Exhibition Hall A tre fine silk with French delightfully far if you lay in this Summer comfort during Famous- Ninth Floor, Daily From 9 A. M.t6 5:30 P. M. q An cxciting, thrilling spectacle . . . of interest to everyone. Don’t miss this very unique and educa- tional entertainment ... numbering among its un- usual novelties and displays . . . Open Biplane, full size. Airport Model (St. Wright Whirlwind Motor Feats). in Operation. . Air Mail Booth. Model Planes. Wing Making Exhibit. Barr Co.'s Sale of Lingerie. Do it Monday! Here's endless se- lection of crisp, cool, colorful dainty undergarments, pa- jamas and gowns—at the savings for which our May Sale is celebrated! a Silk Lingerie ,. Cotton Lingerie Specially Purchased, Offered at Very Special Value at $345 8 5c Gowns in colorful and printed Fashioned of better quality silks voiles and crepes... Non Kling, in refreshing new designs .. . plain nainsook and broadcloth Slips .. . | tailored or with imported yokes and dainty vuile and nainsook Chemises, ? ‘ pee. laces. Charming pastel shades .. . . Bike brilliant Track Pants and “track” quality and style unusual at this sav- style Dance Sets . . . smart Pajamas ing. A splendid opportunity. o- oe swe ches $1.95 No. 3768—Service. weight, pure silk lisle’ garter Se ee og ia $1.65 No. 740—Pointed heel, pure silk lisle garter SE SS eee $1.50 No. 759—All-silk, pointed heel, picoted top, chif- Se awe wn dees $1.95 No. 781—Silk - to- the - top service’ Hosiery, pointed LS ee Main Floor AN ne EVERYONE IS WELCOME Chinese Sleeve Bands | MOUNTED IN MATS 4 39 € So charming! Chinese Sleeve Bands for tables, radios or lamp mats. Mounted or unmounted and embroidered on satin. In gay colors and Chinese character or flower ef- fects. Art Needlework Section— Sixth Floor. . voile Step-Ins .. . nainsook and voile Bloomers. Offered Special at.. Philippine Gowns, Special Of lovely quality high-count Round, V_ and $7 -35 $1.95 to $3.95 Pajamas Sleeveless slipover styles— scores of gay colors and $ 1* patterns — broadcloth, crepe, percale, voile, Philippine. nainsook. \ @ sauare neck styles, with run ribbons. Exclusive patterns. $5.95 to $9.95 Lingerie, $4.75 From our French Room—lovely Georgette novelties, : light and dark pajamas, beautifully embroidered gowns, chemises and step-ins. $2.95 to $3.95 Pajama Ensembles, $1.65 3-piece Sets, of cotton crepe, voile or broadcloth. Smart, colorful, practical. You'll need many this Sum- mer—get them now—and save! Silk Lingerie, Special, $2.29 Step-ins, French panties, dance sets, bloomers, nae et gor ip” heavy quality. Tailored, lace 1q trimmed, hand appliqued and embroidered. lingerie Section—Fifth Flioor Consult the Chiropodist IN THE CITY OF BEAUTY SERVICE Don: let aching feet spor] your enjoyment of the glorious Sfring days. Our Chirofod:st em- : tloys the most scientific methods of treatment. _ He will understand your foot trouble. Ninth Fleer 480 Tub Crepe de Chine Frocks In a Special Group .. . Beginning Monday ... at Cool, Silken Lightwerght Grace MODART + New Patterns in Printed Cotton Fabrics Youll Want to Make Many Cotton Frocks and Ensembles ... the New Prints and Colors Are Sa Pretty! Rayon Fiat Crepes, 98c So smart and practical. The patterns are charm- ing—the fabric most satisfactory; 26 inches wide. New .. Printed Pique . . 98c Just arrived — very at- tractive corded Pique, in pleating allover fast col- or patterns. Fast Color Printed Organdie, 75c Permanent finish Organ- die, sheer and crisp— with large assortment of patterns, on white and light grounds. Fast Color Printed Lorays, 29c Splendid wearing, soft finished cotton fabric, with attractive allover printed patterns. Printed Cotton Charmeuse, 39c Small, pretty, interesting —are the patterns. The fabric has a lovely lus- trous finish. S59c Printed : Broadcloth, 49c A splendid ‘quality. v soft finish; white cotton Broadcloth in 95 new, fast color prints. Third Fieer Crepe de Chine Girdles... .. $5 @ Ideally styled for Summer... so weightless, damty and trim. A side- hook style of pink crepe de chine lined with cotton sateen... providing ade- quate confinement for slender figures. Two @pctions of elastic over the hips give smooth restramnt. Fitth Fleer $5.95 ) @ The kind you'll want so many of for hot Summer days. They're charming and cool and delightfully colorful—and they'll wash! There are five chic styles from which to a8 Be ds you can wear at home or fot morning shopping. Sleeveless — with new siecklines and pleated skirts. Sizes 14 to 42. Week Drea Seeties—Fiftth Ficer. 4 ¥ * PAST ere ¥

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PAGE 2A ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ty ae i . ' : “ Zoo AMOUS-BARR Co.'s $73 50 @ Of enako-grained, estrich-graix- o9 ww ed, and totled leather, as well as $9. brecade, some with i? smooth calf, patents, and other jersey tops, others of all brocade, a leathers. Made with shell frames with elastic _sections. Some models have os or metal frames. Lined and a. . belts. Good size range. Basement Economy. iain We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Operated by The May Dept. Stores Co. Mi Charge Purchases Made Monday and Tuesday Will Appear on May Statements, Payable in June ae “tam ong’ a ah » “ ~ o - aa, 2 a % “1S “4 Oy ere,» dle: aaeth-6iap Adah iesaecton PETES De GES PORE OTS. aE Pa ia ebechite ser ayes got sect ale peti Fey . fe fy) a fepat 6 Bid 4 ed * eae pee OS RN poe nn.) Sete ee a a a . Ca i naa cade Khare ek BA SS ERAS ott ° ‘ ‘ : , ‘ . if eet é palmer ‘ Pe ‘ wpm f ~w Sr eat pl ¥ @ STRAWS ... in sev. UST ES i= oo : Ensembles on Living Models eral popular weaves and scores of popular oe AY 3 J Pa’ fa a ) om i Sose= Lee $7.05 ,.. rad First Showi : 48¢@ son's trend! Mostly in 3 im - f\ | sports styles. Large and of PASH 4 Here at, Yard... « Already this is one of the season’s leading cottons! It small head sizes. e & y Stere @ The home should have fresh, a i! : : ‘ dainty Curtains to greet the Summer ; 7 is made in a soft, effective basket weave, printed in bold, insters t/ | | —here are ~_ = —— sort , | you want! ade sheer, good rp - a _ ummer dresses, Seconds of the $42.50 D > . quality marquisette inte axilla, ; ‘>. making cncsmbles, bench coats, S _ os. Grade, at ; ‘ * ° . , " F ) . P< 5 “wera mg ge der ee en mae Xe 36-Inch Printed Chiffen Voiles yard... . 49c $9 G* o 4 3 Princess Pat Bedspreads, seconds : $3.50 Lace Curtains Panels, each $1.88 Remnants 25c Amoskeag Ginghams, yd., 15c « Onl? coambos Amminotore, woven 49c Filet and Shadow Weave Curtain Nets, yard, 32c ‘ oS 8&c pile, in Pe age of oe ; 7 ‘ie 28c 38-lnch Plain Voiles, yard Me Sh ka paar ; ent te Y. . it nal * . f ~ one RN ER, AT Oe TE A RE eS EN eR. NEN ala, eee: eh te a ee Se ee NP Aire Seater, oe % - ley A Fad SOOT S me ie Swe. De. Bite SS ps Pn gg ORT XQ Sgt ke ‘; spies: ee ee ee CN CI stele be SSapek #2 a

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___PAGE 3A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929. ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMOUS-BARR C OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE, It Begins,Monday Morning at Nine O’Clock on the Fifth Floor! The of all brocade, ions. Some models have inside Basement Lconomy Store May Sale of S; Infants’ and Children’s Wear - 1 ee \ Better Kitchen Service Program MONDAY,2P.M. .« MODERN KITCHEN ... SEVENTH FLOOR Conducted by Miss Miriam Boyd Nationally Known Home Econoniist LECTURE: “Nutritive Value and Place of Milk in the Diet.” DEMONSTRATION: Date Muffins — Light Rolls—Quick Sally Lunn—Easy Chocolate Pudding. The complete course covers everything the modern woman wants to know about kitchen furnishing, management, food values, economy, cooking, serving and entertaining. Come feeling free to ask questions about your own kitchen problems. ' DIFFERENT PROGRAM DAILY! Featuring Large Specially Purchased .Groups of Wee Apparel From Here and Abroad—at Extraordinary Savings! q A carefully planned event... presenting the newest Summer modes for the young- est circles of fashion! A most opportune time in which these exquisite little gar- ments may be purchased at unusual savings! What St. Louis mother can resist the fascination and economy of outfitting thesmallest member of her family from these comprehensive groups? Needs for the entire season may be most profitably sup- plied now! Underwear and Robes ... for Children SAMPLE PAJAMAS ? $1.50 to $2.50 Valea $ l Iwanta and Universal garments .. . of plain colored broadcloth and cotton prints. Two- piece middy, button-coat and sleeper styles for boys and girls of 2 to 16 years. Athletic Underwear 45¢ and s9c values. Of cross-barred " al W sg as ae e ne ee ew ee. ee Suits and Dresses ... for Brother and Sister IMPORTED FROCKS $3.95 and $4.95 $2.85 Perfectly irresistible are these Summery Frocks ... of sheer French voile, batiste or Swiss. Made entirely by hand ... and finished with hand-embroidered or drawn- work designs. Sizes to 6... in lovely pastel shades. Babies’ Philippine and Handmade Dresses—Gowns—Gertrudes Regularly $1.25 to $3.95 S8C $ 1-35 $9.85 Exquisite little garments of sheer batiste. Dresses in bishop, yoke, collar and panel styles, finished with hand embroidery, smocking or featherstitching. Gowns are bishop style, with featherstitching, tiny rosebuds and : ee eee : : . muslin. . ——— = Gertrudes in matching styles. In- style. with tren salt. Gaeas to 6. px a irls’ are button-back style, with , French cut legs. Sizes 2 to 8. Domestic Electric ae 7 Tots’ Summer Ensembles lat ....$1.85 and $2.85 One of the season’s smartest styles for well-dressed children of 2 to 6. Composed of a sleeveless frock of white or colored pique ... in smock- PSL S SOE I TR LR TE TI EI EE LITER TIT. EAE at SF NE Se Muslin Undies Giris’ $1 Combinations... .77c 59c to 79c Cotton 6 Well made, of excellent quality CP ANS $2.95 to $3.95 or Children of 2 io 14—Special at 34C C O M BINATIONS, with lace or broidery, in sizes 4 12. SLIPS, in built-up or ice styles, sizes 2 10 2 SLEEPERS, in pink % white; 2 to 6. In gay ints, with frogs, sizes to 12. Basement Economy Store ‘Wash Dresses ed or tailored style . . . with printed coat in contrasting colors. Tots’ $6.95 Frocks Choice of two styles ... fashioned of all-silk crepe de chine. One mod- el is waisted, with 5 ruffles on the skirt. The other has bertha .. . with hand embroidery and Irish lace trimming. Sizes 2 to 6 in pastel shades. SUMMER FROCKS Very Special Values, at 95c, $1.35, $2.85 1800 dainty little Frocks of or- gandie, voile, dimity, Swiss and other fabrics ... in plain colors and gay prints. Waisted, flaring, Walking Dresses, $2.69 Sleeveless styles, made of all-silk crepe-~ de chine, in dainty paste] shades. With wide hand hems and touches of hand trimming. Sizes 1 to 3. $9.95 to $12.95 Sik Coats, $7.45 Exquisite sample garments -in yoke and_=£ =straight styles. Smocked or embroid- ered ... with silk linings and wide hems. White, blue and pink. 6 months to 2 years. $1.50 to $2.95 Creepers, 88c to $1.35 Samples of cunning baby boy models ... of broadcloth, chambray or prints. Smocked, Flannelette Wear, 42c Cozy little nighties, wrappers and gertrudes, of white or pink cotton flannelette. Wrappers are daintily trim- med. Gowns have collars or plain necks. $9c Dresses, Slips and Gowns, 42c Of soft nainsook. Dresses finished with hemstitching, tiny tucks or neat collars. Slips are hemstitched and lace trimmed. Gowns are bishop style. Infancy to 2 years. Babies’ $6.95 Smocked Coats, $4.85 Made of lustrous poplin, in pink or white. Bishop style, with smocked yokes. Feather- rayon, with drop seat and. full a bloomer legs. In flesh and white. ay, - Sizes 2 to 12. Og ely. (is $1 and $1.50 Sleepers... .77c Cin One-piece button-front style, with “4 , drop seats. Of cotton crepe, broad- ST = cloth or print. Frog-trimmed, Sizes 2 to 6. Chiidren’s $3.95 Robes. .$1.95 Tailored of soft terry cloth, in sports stripes and patterns. With rol] collars and neat cuffs and pockets. Sizes 2 to 14. Sample Underwear 50c to $4.95 Garments Slips, combinations, bloomers, gowns, pajamas, panties, panty- Very Special 69 @ Small type, mak- ing handsome piece of furniture. Wal- nut effect model, equipped with the world-known Do- mestic head and Special Domestic motor attached. Style V 424 smocked and ruffled styles . . some with panties. Sizes 2 to 6 stitched collar and cuffs, adorned with tiny rosebuds. 6 months to years. . embroidered or appliqued... with pockets, collars and cuffs. Sizes 1 to 3 years. waists and other undergarments . « « of crepe de chine, tub silks and cotton fabrics. Sizes 2 to 16. Portable Electric Special The New Electric Portable offered at this very low price. Fully efficient—and may be put out of the way when not in use. In walnut carrying case. Terms: $5 Cash, Balance Monthly Fighth Fleog Specially Offered Monday Trim, sensible ks for home or ighborhood shop- @, made of a va- of good fabrics . printed and bright colors. All tubfast. Tailored with set-in es. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Basement Econemy Store Men’s Shirts ponds of $1.29t0 f= $1.50 Grades } GSC 7. yl good chance to up on shirts fe ths to come! Broad- s, madrases, and ty percales, in ‘white, plain col- and neat patterns. band or collar-at- styles! Sizes 14 17, in one style or - ther. BOYS’ SAMPLE SUITS $1.50 to $2.95 Values 95¢ and $1.35 Baby Boy and flapper styles . . . of high- gtade broadcloths and other serviceable tub fabrics in cool, Summery colors and combinations. Some are sleeveless. Sizes 2 to 6 years. $1 Kickernick Combinettes, 77c Of white bleached muslin, with adjustable strap shoulders, drop seats and bloomer knees, with embroidery edges. H. & W. Panty Waists, 33c soc value. Sturdy muslin gar- ments, reinforced under the arms to resist strain. Two rows of buttons around waist. Sizes 2 to 14. 69c Panty Weaiets, 42c Of soft muslin...with extra low necks. Hemstitched. Sizes 2 to 12. Babies’ Walking Dresses Sizes 1 to 3 Years—Regularly $1.25 to $2.50 R8c § | as § ] 85 Practical little Dresses of sheer organdie, Swiss, dimity and voile. The new high waist models with organdie sashes as well as winsome straightline and panty frocks. Short-sleeved or sleeveless. Many are hand-smocked or hand-embroidered. fe OP ay - te ee P FN A CTT ET Se AE eT ES RE A i tN a ORC Screen Doors Size 2.8x6.8 Cute little button-on models of tub- hace nid vs able fabrics. With white or colored pants and sleeveless printed waists. Sizes 1 to 6. Boys’ Sun Suit Ensembles, $2.65 Button-on suit with solid colored pants and printed sleeveless waist ++. With a jaunty little short jacket to match the pants. Sizes 2 to 6. Boys’ Summer Suits, 95c, $2.45 Flapper and button-on models ... of broadcloth, end-to-end chambray... and other tubfast suitings . . . with nol sleeves or sleeveless. Sizes o 6, Children’s Play Suits 88c $1 and $1.25 values. Well made of blue or tan Peggy cloth or chambray @ Well-made Screen Doors with four panel sections. Fitted with standard grade black screenwire. Get them now and keep out the fe $3.95 to $4.95 Large Appliqued Crib Blankets $1 Crib Blankets with nursery figures A ss 69c Receiving Blankets; pink or blue plaid......... petudonse od 42c . $1.50 Down Pillows; covered with cotton sateen..............$1 , A NF \ egal «3 first fly. 69c Kapok Pillows; covered with cotton sateen ms * Ee, Net | gk = re $2.25 Appliqued Sheet and Pillowcase Sets. . -F oot Rolls $2 Falco Rubber Sheets: fleeced; size 24x36 inches Standard grade galvanized wire—2-inch mesh. Babies’ 75c Vanta and K Bands: 6 mos. 2 years ska, High Ae Saepe 60-In. High With red band trimmi k and $2.50 Vanta Pure Silk Shirts; 6 mos. to 2 years | 48-In. High waist. For little boys or girls of 2 $1.75 Pkg. Dozen Red Star Hemmed Diapers, 27x27 in to 6. Fifth Floor 3-Day Toy Event New! This All- Porcelain Se ws Sete ditiag Beted Automatic Refrigerator Seasonable and Value-Giving Event Youll Want to See This De Luxe Model ‘jie 1 @ You'll enthuse about the new features | incorporated in this de luxe all-porcelain Refrigerator. Two distinct set of gaskets or. i) the door makes it doubly sealed when | sbut, keeping foods better and reducing " ice consumption. All the new types are automatic and can be adapted to use with electric units when desired. The one sketched is 75-pound capacity side-icing style—all white porcelain inside and out, splendidly insulated with cork board and balsam wool. Basement Economy Store $3.69 to $4.95 Silk Umbrellas _~ Specially Offered et Sr am PO cre et , red or green, strong 16-rib +s, and wooden steel shanks. Good selection of le Economy Store Boston Ferns onday Only at 75e They are firm, full- ed, healthy plants . each is im a 6-inch pot. Monday's ? is unusually low. } mail or phone or- BEhELES phi See oom = EEE ow ‘ “a Se ee Se eee “es mt ieh Se eS) ae : <a EC LN LED LOL LL LL A AE ARES LLL CITY CO a nn RED SET E er SEE TE TNT Dinner Sets In a Most et Offering at @:The opportunity to save so remarkably on these 100-piece imported Sets comes through a very special six-store purchase. And when you see them you will be still more impressed...with the colorful flower borders gn delicate creamy ivory bands 2'4 inches wide . .. daintily outlined in gold... Sidhe tao ARB te et ll A TOE at: Ar At No REN GR MN iii ieee etait $1.50 Rope Gym Sets $6.25 Coaster Wagons Combination Swing. Rings Well built s of hardwood, and Trapeze, durably and with 16x36-inch box, disc strongly constructed. Com- wheels, one-inch tires and plete with ropes, etc., $1 tubular steel ready to use ; handles $1.49 Speedy Scooters $2.70 Pedal Cars Double-disc wheels, rubber 50 only of these, with spoke tired, with foot brakes and wheels. heavy rubber tires parking stands. Finish- and bell. Sturdy construc- ed in red and tion. Finishe $1.98 yellow .. Eee e $8.75 Sand Boxes Popular style, sturdily con- structed of wood, reinforced metal bottoms. 4 corner seats. With 100 $5.95 Ibs. sand . 8.95 Mattresses «$5.68 l or twin size Mattresses, of a Lage MN ae) RRR DS ie hh. ete sete) ; said ree ; fei é oe a et $12.25 Velocipedes Ball bearing, with tubular steel frames, bicycle spoke wheels, and heavy rubber tires, leather saddles CEGRAE OOH EAHTRDA LAA AP EAAPALORELELLE ARSE Deferred Payments May Be Arranged Seventh Fleer ae%

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ei ee eee PAGE 44. ——_ _—_— —_— ‘on the front of Ayres Hall, inj of the late Miss Bell Jennings. 2 Mecting of Supply Traig an RING MEMORIALS AT LINDENWOOD memory of Dr. George Frederick 1878 to 1893. This} be Suis __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ A - $1250 CAFE HOLDUP Sse raat tonomow WORK OF CLEA ; ; ' | teacher from Former members ef Gia an Axsres. president of the coliece .ts in the corridor of Sibley Hali, | & Two Tabiets Unvetied in Honor of . _ | as Se ia |Supply Train of the Thee - fe « * ee 2 vagoner, nee agent, of the Fores: Soon as Possible, Man- § S.E. Cor. 8th & otel, Mrs. agoner was the ‘ a . a nt of the St. : ry eahageiat — Says. | Franklin And take advantage of t 7 She took-part in Liberty loan cam- B B AY ) . pairns and the Ked Cross work AND ELEVATED LINE | CTL during ths ar, was chairman of id 50 Cards the celebration in 1921 commemo- ; , rating Missouri dmission to the Lnien and w: ecretary of th: & Case High - Speed Electric Sub- ‘ a eee stock. @ Of dainty *) : urban Service Is Contem- | We're buying out 50% ive! Mrs. Wagoner is survived. be , holder and must sell this enc : stock with paneled e , les her husband, by a son, Stan plated on Completion, stock to raise cash to buy out partner ' 7 — — a wide choice of popular styles ey Blewett Wagoner, — —never before have you seen such brilliant § = T “1° : te hed grandchildr Company Announces. , i ‘TE No Income Tax, No Prohibu s* a v-” ™ ce vr r 2 ra S allen ue Park ; : ; pliner dee Neneat, from 196 to 1$i. The insc ription u hich is especmally gé . d To Mf’- q 4 + RSS eh Se ein i o¢) sbich | Services for Social Worker Will Be Ex-President and Teacher. reads: “Ayres Hall, In Memory of | morials, and its inscription reads: | Division will bold a meetiabaeus 3 SSE . / A : ‘ G € : ‘ : -s . , ’ . ; ~* . M - - . - - ig “3 rh pay a ’ ’ . or : a 5 > “ eeu had obtained from the bank Heid at Pligrim Congre- Two tablets have been unveiled *®oTse Frederick Ayres, ou5-; “In Memory of L] enning:: | Horn’s, Manchester ang Lay ee ee > = + . 4 SF te nn . 2 us ate anaes = a a “ +” ‘ ~ , ~ on 4 = * * : ~ : ~ sere) . ‘ ’ aS! ecks for employ: . and 7 in an AUutOomOv . . , eee Sse ee Pe “» fomers Forced Into Back : IE Re - day in St. Luke's Hospital of heart on oo « i 3 s , ‘ ; : 1 i Room louixs Tl. Vzan To Give Talk. liscase, svil] be held tomorrow at _ ; a —_ ay fi 4 dies a P : / ——_—n Lite if “Electricity in Greater St. Loui =:0 p. m. in Pilgrim Congrega- : i it Con boulever’ Construction of $5,000,000 | ensingion avenue. purii 2 B ’ r > . a _ Ss a se] ontains } er e in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Project Will Be Started as - ™ "i. * 4 ae president of the ZT re ersarenmeerites ~ une . Swe. ee a ba: PA a ES eR ny Gee WO be ellen ’ el aa an 1 a eaeertasenattimetio . ~~ ~ . ten ’ ie ' G Vaiue 2. ee jee “ } | | : | BE ONo Surrounding Skyse Wedding Invitations or Announce 71é nis Riobert P. Patey, Salesman. Ba; 1 ng n preparation for con- , : 8 — m — : 1 ; 3 E ers. When Unele Sam —at unusually Jow prices. Excellent Silver White iteturned From Jilinois. truction of the proposed $5,900.- ss — = ‘ ; , ! P Up Massive Granite St Credit Terms : s eng cd - seen “sig pg W hen oe LE ee Tunas a wee tear, ees eee ; ‘ ture Soon to Be Abando ail Orders Carefully Filled—Samples on Regues: : a pemenee Ta oe "| starte esterday a Telith anc ' ) 0 $25 MASSIVE Wedding Stock. Letterings that are up to the minute Main Fleer—tnder the Cleck a " are | r shy wins MOrgan street: . - _ — ae 4 tor Plaza Location. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ivenue; that he already had S00 Ssibie, according to A. esident and gen- \y op i as ake ia ee eo a By CARLOS F. HURD . i, ee - The leno? Te a8 is g . = sey oe © F : . . “ P " 4 « : ‘ oe--* | Se .~ Illinois it re 4 Ss ‘ 7 rw. . . oe a: & Built ior the azes—and abandoned 4 Pans. State: a letter. o hich £3 tin, i : 7 | - tm half-ceotur>. . - Cireu) ‘ ev ih} has oe my that will operate electric pas- fee ee: ‘. * - ene - = aa ary OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO page hm Pts recs Wan | : 2 , | ‘ Me BN . Fire . & : _ “= > i. Soa “om «sin a few years, the Federal bullding it service into the ae on , | eg ; - * Spiendid! + cunsiructed : a ee — | @ disappear from the biock bounded by h will be at large. massive size; has 5 ie - 7 a Growers. hat bex sad large gg, my a; itn 2m Winth, Olive and Locust streets, and Stee tat. babe ot GOhae sii on 2 a ae ~~ tie Mm geo downtown scene. Whatever may , . 7 EME fs piace, the passing of the dingy and ¢ress-like granite structure will make s sé * > r" 4 -- Re “. Ml Rg merce Conuimission vin ih st. : 7 , sae _ r Es : gs 7 ™ ‘ be, " “ina } > i ; ~ 4 . : es A ‘ a Louis Lle * TInIDA! ld 5 $35 INNER-SPRING e " ~—al i et chance in the city . aspect as =p ot het . : Oo ct U a . ; mR Lge Se q 4 . . : im yf ° ab 3 & ns aad Ne . : > ' . iti es = . Si A On cna aTR ee eR: an ae Ree a4 7 OSA a OS GIRS 5, 2 ee . ou. Vee ee ee se a ty cutlin AS NES i aR RR BIE te GIRS i IC SE hae ad 1: > APMP Abe, ae > WOE, BOR La Pe "oo. autbority t this im- | 1 g could make. nd the JUlinois Termi- ; ty to operate it un- 85 So long as the Federal building & * a » Ss > _ > s+ pe - s conditioned on the esses > n . —_———————— > a Ph a te oo Age “1A * ‘eee ene 2x4 oe Fibe returning traveler, however long al 1 or before May l, “ee | “ee finds one familiar spot in the cent 1929, and being completed on or - ie before May 1. 193° 50-Year Franchise Granted. illinois Terminal also has \" YA Center of mattress - . . , ' has 640 finest flex- i fen em e ™ ae ranchise _—_ ible cantile er-type authorizing it to baul sprimzs surreunded by pure larer cet- ten feh. Only i4 at this price. Z uJ os " 7S etae eenans sai eae ie ee a cae Pa ca WER ES hee ae PM, Bk te 2 et Ti - ea A, Ohi Eta Mes SA a it teeters nae —_—— ee ee ee — = — — nD ett nt ts a - - ote Full er tum sire , passenger Kel! edges: tufted he Washington : "S38 thincs. Even the old Courthouse, - 4 i prized Dd) the historian aad the artist $ 1 90 MOHAIR BED- / HES tess central in position and less impost 2 ae * eonstruction, might be missed less thai “9 Postoffice and Custom House, which ® the city’s pride in the eighties. | It was not so long ago as city-mi 4 7 goes, when Uncie Sam's workmen hoiste comme Samay Seder aie uaneniliie anaiiiiens ie amide: einem M to place the huge gray blocks from & with heavy black welt surface | Priation bill for the mew structure, to Fe = - | ana si . viene te site oe eat ot -) | , S , (fi d ¢ 5 H New Special Groups in This Unusual and over a viaduct to the west end 3 . Helland—T-Ft. fhe outsrown Postoffice and Custom Kinley Bridge. 7s OS ae everinas «. 4 miracle value— 29 Grade Crossings Out. Window Shades then building, and its cutlet, the tunnel Worth-While Savings That Will Intcrest Every Home- 7s ee yey bed. dresser. chest ang vanity. — Severe * * der Washington avenue and south © ; 5 “Eighth from Washington, was the engiz e i " ’ " ad a d — Maker Offered Through a Special Purchase From the Robert | ES | suteed rollers. Cash ‘ond ‘eae «Mail trains, passing through the til ‘ ’ ’ , " : ( ; arr) ; . ~-- ; Z wai ‘+ a@ihid, Ia BS ~ eae . ao Graves Co. of New York, Who Fave Retired From Business | ~~ = 2». he - . —_ e oe Se ee Ae ag ——s - oinye 1H e isd & 4 ct grace crossings, but iniportant one at , | | . Business mes 145 Value : C 8S Val.—3 Pcs. [aes marvel of the time. > 50 | | $i , | Fourth and Fifth streets thought Ea conbaaea soit “aeniemel iat tla i enenew areas rg ty a | & ® Street too far west, but the argument @ ‘ s*'eur leese-cushion. ret ersi- 2 | 2 'Prevaiied was, “Put the Postoffice om Sx7-ft. Hetland Wundew i ble sents. Truly asteundive. eae Shades, mounted om cuar- (| While they last. 897.65. funn: "Were to stop alongside the Posteffice i 4H | . PSent and unidad mail there, before = $35 Fine 9x12 | | $22 Coil Spring $18 Occasional | | $135 All-Elec. 7 eding to the Twelfth street Union Bt Vel et R : | D TABLES | : | Apparently no one realized just whag Vv ugs | a-Bed & Pad | RADIO SET 4 a mosphere of the tunnel was going @& | swuen the plan was put inte opera ion, $ 50 e $ 80 $ 65 | 3 50 % Manoel stop prolonged the imprisopmes eta neta | ‘a =~ } 2 pPRssencers in tightly closed coaches, ANNE ee { ag rd pPhich choking smoke seeped. The pam Wall Paper for All Rooms es TAPESTRY ON XATION OF TWO MILES i eWay from tunnel to Postoffice basement es a | — » EFFECTS Ordered by Beard of Aldermen to Beautiful pa tteran. Wintser sista, walent, Gctagee chape. sat- fi Cenbeneet 6226 Guat “Ame a vent for smoke, which Olle@ An outstanding group of newest and most decorative 79¢ ee Ponte Hill ee ae | we MBH. SS eg tear wae Se : pun zs of postal clerks and of employ effects .. . patterns that are distinctive, smarj, indi- Ric! tek glial ti elias poet Tea day. $22.50. ae Monday, $12.80. iT tt ga.es. 3 Monday, $36.50. pewber floors of the building, and of the vidual . .. varied in coloring . . . distinguished ‘in col- ich brocaded Tap- . 8 eee eee J pit in the corridors, By general consent ‘ . es r es and P ain Pr Ahiid c 3 of ur Inco}! PoTra ted te rritor 4 or combination . . * offer ed at the €x- t . : l I . . . AT } re ++} * “ ta sg ; n b r } A , . nS g nd on 3 D “ure? +heo res m ¢ i 12 § As t a -d . new and smart. eciaiiiea ohiitie tan a Si $27.50 Side-icer | = fae 20ces which thinned the tunnel’s ai, ALLOVER Th, territory s sw that time neumatiec tubes. from Emb ad T DESIGNS ine eck 2 Refrigerators $89 LIVING-ROOM SUITE $4290 : % m osse apestry ects me : This we @ ecletbraies roeenier on ke tLivemg-Rewm “Suift-: has loese cushion sents 18c | Me excen . yf . tions a aad is cuscred in splendid veleus leas Heavy in quality and extremely rich in coloring is a eae ‘aice = in WW epster . 85 t] a ae cheat gg sca we apne Effects enaites ‘siaeke dea orm " 3 Ne i rey i : z Puven pert ae 29, BED-DAVENPORT SET ‘elvur. Suite $ 40 1 in iVing an flora! desi Rens ALPE ' ; — comprises du\enpert. ~~ 2¢ Tt -" gns, both : O | FIGURED ah a id K: hic! aii ne¢ “ > of =— + se y= a quainy with silk damask rrversibie cushious dining room, as wel! as bedrooms | , are not ‘ntitled | | 7 q Distinctive and smart new effects from this well-known A ee OE ee high-grade Wall Paper ... And to complete the assortments of patterns we aeaageanlage se have added quality Wall Papers from our own stocks... to make this offering and freight termina! one of unusual and profitable interest. : - EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO FACILITATE SERVICE! ee SO A cera cnn samp vem Sonitiivastiiiem ih. 2 pees nuit... ee EO ae, = tied. SET ea ee ee ti ea BRENTWOOD TO VOTE MAY 16 pangetitntneeneatieetee ee ee mere awe oe UBridze. afforded a quicker means of ca | Mz the mail to the Postoffice. » Selomon's Temple, as the Scripture plites, was seven years in building, Dug | Louis Postoffice and Custom Hous@ | | 29 rears, not including the time cons i A full-sine doabic-ore® @ mM conde: , " ' | Cabinet Gas Range. Moe § icemination suits. Construction & oe equa ane - Se er ehair ard butten-lbeck eus» cluir colortul and charm- $185 LIVING-ROOM SET $ 70 ing. .csident tT tae unine porated i j ims t larce ' , & : ee ae ee Heavily insulated. ct \ three-mere melair suite at so low « price He-e it j-—a geeuine Kroehier pre tae oo, ae” '874. che year of the Eads Bridge « Mz. and in 1884 the building was cect p™! Postoffice, and soon after as Cel ie » House aug home of the United State@ ae ' and District courts. P Memory of "Vhisky Ring se « FO%.... 8c I ; in 100° mohair with fiwe silk damask eg ie tin _ cushions, bed davenpert and club or wing chair These are most unusual values .. . Wall Papers of the Ordinarily selling at eee. Oe eae cial | best quality grades .. . in tapestry, blends and plastic much more th ieee an all en | , . A Va ‘ 444 i aad nan this bound f > ay nty 7 is he "ow ; effects, as well as many other dis- ... @ large assort- bela: ke ‘Seer Siediew “ened | $8.00 Walnut tinctive and beautiful patterns Ke ) ment of neat figures " ici -iawent hana kent ae | | in all colors. Manchester road ester read to the Litzin $89.75 BEDR ci ' road, and the Rerry road. south of . 5 OOM SET $ 75 & e Tax Scandal! Still Fresh chest and bed, a ' —_—_—_—__ th Manchester road. to Taylor oie Xn attractive Saite in « wainet f.a.xh. cemrraag Freach wanits. | ont a avi - i prettily cecerated. enue. neay ase V\.ebster Grores vay — tn ied — ee . er cc eh guswty. dustpreef cenat then, ’ COnnivin. < ; cellent quality ... tue lot for one room 2 Hi 39 nave a high school “ith Oriental maple everiay-: 4 full siee piere seme * &t tax evasions which cost as Pmen, } Pe - - or ; of sa a euilea ee $220 00 BEDRO ET -. (36.000. The conviction MRS. NELLE BURGER TO SPEAK \ bargain tierill! T bes er = » wenlth DOM SET dererurated w ith $147 Se OPEN NIGHTS maple and hand curs nes, of gc avine weleet: § lerge @id and the acquittal of Presidest Gf COMPETENT WORKMEN FURNISHED IF DESIRED Missouri W. C. T. U. Head a eae ema” re - Cheat | " $375.00 BEDROOM -- TO 10 -:- SET $17 : : ' ond Rigen. Babcock, in whose det * ‘<ipempae: save a deposition, took J —— Be Te “é building at Third and Oltve. ” ““pervisor did not, like his late® ' Tield. presid« of the Missouri W. WE GIVE AND REDEEM FAGLE STAMPS —. —- the Callecshe of inte = ore f Pa SeGiiag ' tae St. Louis re j ndittem CREDIT 7 the oe There Was no income a | CT. U, tomerrew at 1 A A x was .. 1: weed hardly be added, t . E. Church, 3610 Delmar bevte <.,...” Prehibition, which sow houses - ard | Sete Semone Pats in the Mage ang OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO “Give Prohibition Its Chance” fs TERMS eT TERMS ne ral building ané 3 ' ar ~ ®. “ee Tenth BP leor . +. a ; - . s... Nelle . Burger of Spring preperticned, comprises unique French vanity, chifferebe, bed and dresser -: 20. A@s"isiant recording Ptreoms and éorriders with defendas S. E. COR. 8TH AND FRANKLIN AVE. : . : Nationa! defense was not overlooked ee Wiliders It would hardly be nega years after the war-time alarm. SAlcty of the locai Sub-treasury, a

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- mee — — “Mecting of Supply Train y ; Former members of the 110th a se , j;Supply Train of the Thirty-firy, 4 VERS . WAN 5: | Division will hold a meeting at y,__ SNS ees Ws A MWY =: | Horn’s, Manchester and La Ry Ts MAN WS Se Say = camara MAK DBR . . Mssengers in tightly closed coaches, imto| in Place Alongside Eagle. am the fashionable resort of the time. Which choking smoke seeped. The passage- wbsik a1) theie eeliak te aT ee Surrounding structures of today, and some tik ail i ) a rep "€¢ De, | . - May from tunne}] to Postoffice basement be- builder si ia ay aa i asoneer which preceded them, the Arcade, Odd Fel- uilders were men OL peace, and saw a oo Mme a vent for smoke, which filled the , ss dni lows, Paul Brown, Chemical, Mercantile =a $159 DINING- ROOM SET | “8G |. Genuine walnut veneer, that Peace should get an even break. ; . : r - Senin a anaes. Maes of postal clerks and of employes on : é . “es : | Trust, Turner, Columbia and Victoria build- Pe Ruffet, Table, China and edge of the dome, on the Olive street front,!., , aE : : ings, were then all in the future.: The build- mpper floors of the building, and of the pub- ‘ic in the corridors. By general consent, the! M0 was abandoned and the passageway Was | dosed with giasonry, Later years brought : e P nda , SRP. - ° . ; ° i ee at either side of the eagle spreading his ings of the time were stores and warehouses, mostly of three or four stories, and some residences. When the Federal Building was begun, the Chouteau and Maffitt residences, the latter wings ever the National coat-of-arms, they placed a seated female figure, There the) till sit. thoug ‘ew eve k owt he Pi Sie dhtenas the tunnel’s air, but | ots sit, though few ever sees up = . € dy that ti : tub f the sidewalk to see them—Miss America-at-War at time pneumatic ubes, rom | ra % : | ‘and Miss America-at-Peace. ge i eek: : Midge, afforded a quicker means of convey- | itis peace Min ae the iat the birthplace of William and Thomas S. i meal) tp ics nthe | iss A ge e ee ’ L a Maffitt, still were standing on the north side L : . var “a . h , } o }€ £ } la * eel , “s . Solomon's Temple, as the Scripture re-| og — ae Says Frenchman Could Out- | box Him—Describes Demp-| ee “4 | sey asa lerror. | ’ (Copyrizht, 19°79.) in the world. His dramatic works are per- By NORMAN CLARK | ‘Sgparteess and Certified Referee, British Box- Eee . : al | = : ; ° ee 3 oe LONDON, April 23. | ERE it possible to decide the matter, I! ee suppose it would be found that Bernard i formed in practically every country where any theater exists. So keen was I! on meet: | : , , = ing Board of Control. ™ . | Shawvis at present the most famous man ing their author that no advice would have) persuaded me against this purpose; so, after. ' AN extraordinarily diffi- ‘sending him a number of my writings, andj A ae aon sar ine Soe ego .+. terrible cult man to hit... has ‘ae Race rae : 3 ae Kan t unney’s char- rabbit punch...Inthe | a peculiar biff that stalls off ‘eiving a couple of kindly postcards inp : ; P on | Pp S rec —— a ‘sas 2 7 __ {acter could have _ beaten first two rounds of his fight | every attempt to rush him reply, I boldly wrote informing him I Was | Dempsey. In an exhibition | with Tunney looked like a | ...-wins by mental and mor- coming to London, and intended to call and;| spar with soft gloves he | schoolboy larking with an | al superiority, combined see him. could outshine Tunney. . instructor. with plenty of strength. My various journalist friends, when et” Ce SS —— — — i 7 . ste ¢ . at . . ‘ : — : ° e of this, shook their heads, and reminded me | who can breathe to every one who can ef-, was a formidable amateur, brother of a well- of the journalist who bad written asking fectually knock another down, But this does! known scholar and ublicist, who competed , , Ay , e he essentix : 2 j , : ree ; . One . ‘wwate Shaw for an interview. “Certainly; come and/ 2° ~— ete Dap . — of the process, | in the Queensberry heavyweight champion- dine with me tonight,” Shaw had replied: | as you show clearly when you talk about, ship one year and had a walk-over. He then but when:the journalist turned the card over | ‘having a man guessing,’ meaning, in effect,! entered for the association championship at he found the postmark was some very remote that you have him beaten because his con-| St. James Hall. On that occasion Diamond, village in the South of France! However, | cious mind is arresting his subconscious.’’| having already won several lightweight j . " ; . . ° “ | Alludes to Skill of championships, was due to box in the mid as events proved, I knew my man. In two days’ time there came a postcard: “I have| “Shakspeare or Myself.” dies, but found some one boxipg he did not want to meet, so jumped up into the heavies, not a moment between micals. Come to/} Then, after a pause, lie added: “It is not lunch with me tomorrow (Thursday) at 1:30. | very different with other types of ability.| and was drawn against the Queensberry Ring up—as s00n as you conveniently can,/ Give me an arithmetical sum to do, and aft-| Giant. and say whether we may expect you. G. B. | er filling a slate with figures for. half an “The pig man hadn't a chance, Being a Ss.” And this time the postmark was all in| hour I will give you the wrong answer; but gentleman, he wouldn’t ‘make a bull rush sia | sive it to a born mathematician and he will| 4nd commit murder; and Diamond was 80 | much too quick for him that it was @ relief to every one when one of his gloves came off and had to be replaced.” Diamond won the competition easily, and impressed G. B. S. as being among the best boxers he had | solve it as quickly and surely as Shakspeare “All Eyes and Fluffy Beard’”’ or myself would find ideal words to express and Brimming With Vitality. _ | some particularly subtle thought or feeling. Need I say that I reached 10 Adelphia Ter- | The main characteristics of any specific abil- ity are that it comes easy se W s- race well on time, and after being Jet| *Y are that it comes easy to those who pos A A etn ta, P i ‘ ; sess it, ¢ is " "ks ; | ever seen. » through the barrier Shaw has guarding his| at — ns remarkable 7 proportion to | oe alk eel nibies ke that > mbe ‘eatures W ssess | susgestec mt an ex stairs, I was ushered into the room that has| ‘7© BUMDEr OF Creatures who do not possess , oo a oe Astr toyal's ’ | going xing becaus » a tall, very upright man bounded in, all eyes et “ne As eoetenenaties oyal’s, Yet from ee sey feather wes. Wns oun pelea: — ‘y « , -rate ) u e . and fluffy beard and so full of pleasant vital- the evolutionary standpoint, the Astronomer ae ss y sees so te ous; oval and myself may perhaps be pardoned whilst as to mere slugging exhibitions, which if we claim superiority over Jack Johnson.” “ave neither the brutal realist. of a gen- . ue He ility?”’ -@ _ulne fight nor the interest of a s “Ah, here we are!” he exclaimed, his eyes | And what of utility?” I asked. | 6 t of a skilled game a a : pre wve.!} “More difficult still,” Shaw replied. “The| —these reduced me to such a-condition of dancing as he shook hands briskly. You; | , a eo. | | shipbuilder doubtless feels he is of more use, deadly boredom that even disgust would have have made a mistake in coming to see me, ‘ , te , aes a relief.” © * m4 7 ° "4 ’ ~ “ , . I was about to stammer an apology; but a ae ~ ange eS WROes ene latter} he waved me into the settee, and settling | 1/8 Ships could not be navigated, whilst with-| Playwright’s Impression-of ; me people would hot know wh | ae . himself in his chair, added: | ro : P “ . hen at to think Carpentier in Action. “In the theater there must always be a/ 0 ‘Hemseives. % Shaw, however, was persuaded to revisit — —~ Tax Scandal Still Fresh’ | sorbed soot. Few St. Louis Buildings “ae $ 85 7 “The Supervisor of Internal Revenue moved| The sisters in stone, and-those who looked of That Day Still Remaiu. 55 edited We alao, His was an important office, as the/ from the cupola above them, saw none of the Downtown buildings of the time which still ee PUdIIe had come to realize in the Whisky | buildings avhich now surround the federal; remain are the Broadway Courthouse. the =a ion aed Mie nei BB f pas Sandal of ‘75-6, when Gen. John Mc- bleck. But they saw the promise of today's | Merchants’ Exchange (then Chamber of Com-/| 15 iefi—heavy, high pile, i Mhald, the supervisor, went to prison for) scene, in the changes then going on about | merce), the Granite block at Fourth and - ts — - : pemuiving at tax evasions which cost the Goy- | them. | Market, and the Insurance Building, Sixth | and Locust, then the pride of the business m "Ment $2.736.000. The conviction of Mc-; While the ponderous walls of granite were ’ Id and the acquittal of President Grant’s| rising, workmen were busy across the street, ‘district, six stories in height and with alle- PMvate Secretary, Babcock, in whose defense ‘at the northwest corner of Ninth and Olive, | gorical figures lining the cornice. The fiz- . 7 President gave a deposition, took place! making the Church of the Messiah over in-| ures were removed later, and four stories _. OPEN NIGHTS 55 ote TO 10 ote | the old building at Third and Olive. _to Pope’s Theater. Charles R. Pope, prom6-| were added to make the present Equitable eae : he Supervisor did not. like his Jater su¢c- ter of the enterprise, sought help from the! Building. The red brick barn of a City Hall, @ or, the Collector of Internal Revenye, | Surrounding business community, and gave} at Eleventh and Market, housed the city gov- 'as when you address him as “Sir.” ' | yersation, in which he showed that he had SY * Oversight of the incomes of citizens and | subscribers blocks of admission tickets to the) ernment, and the Four Courts, Jail and ’ porations. Theré was no income tax in| new theater, at 50 cents an admission. The Morgue building, on Twelfth street, overlook- : : . . i CREDIT i“ $0e, and, it need hardly be added, there! Missouri Railway Co., owning the Olive horse ing Union Depot, was a source of public ast bad 89 prohibition, which now houses its car line naturally was disposed to encour- pride. Missouri Park, at Olive, Thirteenth aad Agents in the Federal building ane fills age the building of a theater on Mlive street,’ and Fourteenth, was then a greensward, mS and corridors with defendants. | and bought $500 worth of the tickets. across which Christ Church and the First E. | : ap tions defense was not overlooked by; Theater Draws a Crowd, Presbyterian Church, the latter now the Gay- | ‘ Me eo és "r ‘ & — ac} er. | liders. it would hardly be neglected. but All on Cheap Tickets. py Bein pert ats ee me . ag after the war-time alarm over} “After the theater was opened,” Rolla aighth and Olive had its share of the nena ty of the local Sub-treasury, and | Wells, then manager of the car line, relates ' Continued on Page 3B, Column 2. a , | Shaw struck me as somewhat shy; accurately, he was conscious of my shyness, others with the delight he takes in himself.’ | like all poets, had an incorrigible passion for| them. The tranfiguration which takes place ifighting. The chief arenas then,” Shaw ex-’ when he stands up to fight is amazing; he Smoothing Away Visito;’s plained, “‘were Bob Habbijam’s schoo! of becomes a being of a different order. A Sensation of Shyness. arms and Bill Richardson's ‘Blue Anchor’ great boxer would rise to him and say ‘Here But despite his vivacity and eas) charm. ! (immortalized in my ‘Admirable Bashville’); | at last is the sort of antagonist I wants An or. more; but I never went to these places. The N. § | ordinary boxer would be frightened out of 'C. did not then exist, and I have never wit-| his wits. Joe the Sensible did not concern and this had much the same effect on him) nessed a fight in it. The most brilliant DOX- | himself either way. Carpentier’s second lead He,| er of that day was Jack Burke; but be was! was like the kick of a Lioroughbred horse in of con-, killed in a bicycle accident. It was an exhibi-| the face; Beckett shook his head violently to | tion spar of his that suggested the exploits of | convinee himself it was still on his shoulders read all the letters and writings I had sent, Cashel Byron.” and not halfway down Holborn. If the fourth him, and remembered them quite well. | “Then there would be Ned Donnally, the! blow, a straight right, had not got om the “You say in your article on my ‘Cashe! | royal professor,’ I suggested, “who, when/ fatal spot, anything might have happened; Byron's Profession,’ he started, evidently} commanded to spar before the King, imme-| for it looked as if Beckett could simply wear choosing the subject to put me at my ease,| diately bought a new tophat and frock coat.” | out Carpentier’s fists with his head and then “that 1 am wrong when I say that pugilistic “I knew him,” said Shaw. “He taught all) pummel tis way to the end or even bring genius is no more remarkable than respira-, my friends. Ned Skene, in Cashel Byron, off a knockout on his own account. Ap ft owes something to bim.” ‘was, Beckett as a boxer did not exist. He “And the greatest Birmingham amatcurs | might as well have been a punching ball.” therefore, took refuce in a flood tion or, sav, the bees building their hive. Well, why am I wrong? The boxer's assets | are ability to judge and time blows, and se Tim Hill and Anthony Diamond.” ) Tunney Made ravorable lect almost instamtaneously the right move Bloody-Minded Reporter. | pression Met. at the right time, and this is Just as instine- Tagged Boxing as Brutal. Carpentier evidently revived Shaw's imter- tive as the processes I mention. No doubt “Diamond! Yes; | remember him well, ; ot in boxing; for he haw since followed—on the ability is rarer; there are a thousand men’ said Shaw. And he then told me that there} ~ | ) | Continued on Page 3B, Column 6. ae Se oe ee ‘ : : PEP BRITO Ain. «eds, Metre bb SRR NS EE SR Pi eB Ot de i a ke FL ORE COME NT ITM OOS

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ie _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1929 3 - ST.LOUIS THE LIGHTING SCANDAL. : - Or doe niversity : -DISPATCH Indictment of a lighting contractor and two munic lieve academic training consists only in parroting the Founded by JOSEPH PULITIER pal officials in St. Louis two days age resulted from | happenings of the past? It would be well for the, —_ a cce : be - ' *. ‘ Ses iv & Ts) se rmmmnat 5 ¢* = fight demnagegucs ef al! parties, ere characterize in and out ¢ P | s | freedom, outlaw free speech or terminate peaceful as eever belong to any party. alwars > politic | semblages if its own Constitution fails to guarantec oppose privileged cinsses and public , Soa . _ ) dit | them. plunde ver lack sympathy pees ; ; | Ba aii ial ue ee lways remain de fF O ure: ic | This view is supported by a number of court de- with the poor. aiwa: 2 a ie . a — a ‘ ) ever made Friday in e | cisions (Spies v. Llinois, 123 U. S. 131; Ohio v. Dol- weted te the public welfare. © a ’ ’ | be satisfied with merely printing erand jurs + } ‘d all the evidence collect U. S&S 443; others), which bold that ee od ‘erptrit of the estate of her hus- : } : ’ ‘ always be drastically tnde- : ' ‘cneteh. and returned indictments against | the first 10 amendments to the Federal Constitution oe : - Martin J. Hyland, greyhound’! * » Seen yr amg ooh peor nape ble 7. mews; “he * * pendent; wcver be afraid ear of Chicago, a municipal lighting con-| are intend i e power of the National Gov. ether by predater: = io Sil 2 oe. : a . aoniiiinite he as ar ro ublic Ttil- | ernment, ot rict the power of the states ay gece track promoter, whe died tecracy or predatery povert:. ira ee : ” . ; , : JOSEPH PULITZLE. bt, and t oe } th. : chief ¢« +7 a] r ; respect 1 ; Ow pe ople. * ‘March 13, has been ordered to ap- April 10, 1907. - oth Pritchard and H h he ertified the his would be alarming were it not fer the fact ti ) - : 4g a ce - ae } ipee! D I : : re : § to | bill vhich th Dispatch fo : have t : tates have inc rporated the p ov saseus t.the | : ‘ withheld from the inventory LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE been done, and; first 10 amendments in their own constitutions. Mis- Pe yaiuadie racing properties which coff | souri’s Constitution, for example, has a Dill of rights Je ‘made up the bulk of Hyland's es- ; , > } ‘ « % z ad a ; - — J - c Te. Z } : threatened suit. ne St iSpatchd urves io wed nica £uUaraniees freedom a speech, press and re- a tate. The name and address of the auiho - ee igion, right of peaceable assemblage, security against | — win order beney eS Sy Se nust accompany every contribution, bu: That A. M. Ryckoff, the contractor for districts | ~~~” a is chery PORE Raion: Kosh ; tition of Hyland's brother and sis- ‘ ; 7 —" blished unreasonable searches and seizures, the inviolability | ea ters, John J. Hyland, Mrs. Cath- ‘ . UBS LSE. ees - on request will not be puos | ape : “ ' , Ts { of private pro on. — erine C. McClurkin and Mra Mary ters not exceeding 200 words will receive | paid by the city mot less 1 we $175.000 for side- in aia ale - See ct wicca ‘toe adh aan ie “Martin. who. with Mrs. Hyland, are walk repaving which he did not do, and which px e yp Beg - * : the only heirs, Hyland having left TE, OLLIE: PN RI AOE tI “OO AR OH Rr GLESREB) > - 7 . a ON Raa " : . . a a cn ng ae ne ee ee ' » ps 2 r et eee nabs sean Le coma mat AR RORY 28 vehi pore a oe : . F . ae Pee Rn ere oe eee - * . ;& “ Ai} nptroller Nolte had paid only when Ry: a ™- a Gh. C and D. in the new lighting contract, was over- could not possibly have been done in the three “""~ | Neat Re i en — + ~ a * go will. . Mr. Hoover as Par-iia! Gistetcts. oe | . : J | . sagt we | | e The a mie ti ae tracks a the Editor of the Post-Dispa' That the records of inspection in the office of oe ihe : :, | at $41 | a noes il Erlanger, Ky. Mi- THOUGHT Friend Hoover was : Director of Public Utilities Pritchard were so in- . alles page i we 4 - a | ~~ 8 3 - : | ka oo Fis. ositemainee. wis, and gineer, a peculiarly practical! complete that only scant information with regard to ee — = : "ean Butte. Mont.; 334 shares, a ma- yet here he goes off hunting oly the real work of Contractor Ryckoff could be ob- °?°? #¢*or® F — se: — eeeray et: | ) a _jerity interest, in the idle Weliston Gratt. | _/ tained. Comptroller Nolte declared the records | ‘“°°'™5> mek any G66 the court lk the Sreseem | “ag _ Kennel — oe ——— There's never a surer, more certain and cones Gh euncin @ cen@iblen hak Ghee wee mentins |“ * ch guaranteed by the Federal Constitution in a a “the Hawthorne Kennel Clup of | ‘ SS, : ‘Kentucky: a diamond ring and «a nm .: watch; four greyhounds, valued at complete fact produced by rea! study of ‘wav that history than the one proving ina and he was compelled to hire inspectors of his own | slide 2 gi000, and a riding horse, $500. ; : , 'it, but uph h ig be states mankind to accept a mere statute in his attempt to verify the items in the contrac- paaee Coe tig of the sinter as ! 2 a Tabu is law today as in. the tor’s bills. hose who abuse this freedom by utter- —. % | Sp At the time of Hyland's death, ft now, as then, the only law rw 7. > :; neces inimical to the public welfare, tending to | =~ ae was senerally reported that he had was never a line written establishing Phat apd the entire comtenct Rychell age as incite to crime, disturb the public peace, or en- | | ae a. ‘accumulated about $1,900,000 in murder as a crime it would still be a &@ total of $1,856,476.67. This payment was $656,- : foundations of organized zovernment + a his position as the dominant figure : ee ‘in greyhound racing in the United Off crime to commit murder. The general | 851.78 more than in his bid, made on a unit-price and thre: its overthrow by unlawful - * thought of the people makes it a cri basis. It was $300,000 over the highest bid sub- . : * mention of henge prop- Je that any ir effc ; Se erties was made in the tnventory, entorceabie only by the use of in. . enon 1 rot to destroy them would die : = | | | aa ‘githough during the weeks preced- pre; erence. Ty iv fii hy + light emcourage dangerous trespasses upon ; aA es uf yb ® iia, : bee ee - yy Xe ra aadg: $ dog OS 7 Rio Ss eee uae 4 mt A a +s . : : pond iF . ; ~ Bin p Rind AF Macatee te “¢ . ( the ") is , > = . _* » . J +s4 ist a7 w& -& s so aa / " ae ee - . , — : ‘ ea”: ts “? ‘- . . . ; - ~ - j ve. 2 ute in question. Labia Bien tint, of the Federal Bill of Rights en AE Pd _—" -” . & . ay 9 =. oe. ing the filing of the inventory she There are statute books of the nation before the grand ur survey Vv Inean na in “6 . oe Soa ass gots. ot a te 4 ~ aceat ‘ x o a aa , Pt ox had been authorized by the Probate states and municipalities, many thou-'| covered all the items in the Ryckoff contract. There — | ee : * 20 Bs Court to pay Federal income taxes r + 23 t com on? 7 an co ane , - ; ' 4 4 sere = : sands oo a SS oe _— one i are lore items, an one of them Comptroller THE EYES HAVE IT. , en sats ° Pik ores. totaling more than $15,000 on Hy- » " Re erment. riendg . , , : - 2 ~~ - “tar ’ incapable of enforceime I I Hoo : lo you want to make those eres at me 3 : — land's racing properties. ver wants them all enforced. Some gral! cS eee ee Se ee, ee ! ee 8S bunt, that. of $18,950. ‘ re ’ } °F OTM of ew m7 } - ; zi oo te crime than our own dear peo; ene e rectitu n suit against Ryckoff tate College of Optometry, has told them why, if the yet there are at the most cConservuativ: 7 fale ae _ | count more than 1490 arts of Partis- i ID POssi Vit ui foresee how this further $ 2! still interested, although even Dr. Heather must ment—statutes thet are pena! in nature survey ill result, but it is important to recall that t be inte in eyes: seems completely | % E which are not enforced there. have not the city voted $5,000,000 for the new lighting sys-| Superseded by bananas mammy A BURDEN WE’LL BE WELL RID OF a “By he Associated Presa. been repealed and nobody cares enough : | | | cote . ; ~~ ee ) tem and that another $4,000,000 will likely be es It appears that eyes are not merely the windows | x about them to want them repealed a | : ; a ae e +} ts pecan Se ; — — PHILADELPHIA, Agel 23. e : + “7 Tr . " leo? 77 st YT r ata. . . ? 5 a a ; ’ — 4 “~ itn chntutes ave fend. |sary to complete it. The expenditure of so much | of the soul, as the poets have it, but are a sort of a Dr. Charlies E. De Medici Sajous, : - ‘Widely known physician, author of I suggest Friend Hoover read Enclish | money offers a great temptation, and enly the ut- | periscope to the whole human structure, through | Get th O k th M ee — 7 ] writers——historians wemong Mpem—and most Vigilance can protect the interests of the tax- which the initiated may peer and discover the jOvVS, e Zar S on e ap —— =~ = 3 —~- 5 ag te adedtineiegs fn a eae a or of app end e Thus, | ameter ~ | University of Pennsylvania, visory Committee which } ‘as understoo ould aiber, in a speech befo h is i “ : : : g = | F 5 ‘ t was understood would & Speer : : re the Missouri Op- | omce there 1s stro ag Opposition to crcation Of more national Parks, triends ot the Ve a — ¥ duate School of Medicine, died {f the $87,000,000 voted tometric Association, ecicts that ; — ' - 4 1F | petay at the age of 76. He was ac- Ozarks are urged to work tor the creation of national monuments in this beautiful ledged to be* one of the fore- | » authorities onthe nature and . mor ”™ by the people of St. Louis for public improvements turbances in the human body cz : | . e of ives . , ry ~~ ' . ' , j , ™ = > ? ~ . 7 & 7 : 's ‘ For a practical man to gét 1 ot served to protect the community from graft- | 20sed throu wade of the oven and neglected region; Greer Spring, Old Pilot Knob and Hahatonka are suggested 1 \ Ate . early in his administration : iting at ‘ . yea § EE Ee ; 7 ~ ? ing HT ‘~” —_— linportiant Ati i ion re malt > for the { ity 4 . " it! ‘ = Ji ‘ | ‘ as mighty SUILADIC ror tnis cus Inction. ; e x” bi human sy ste mm. wil] he finish ” OWEN KEEFE. al it will exercise it, and for the press when | Paring tor diagnosis was: : - . . a Dr. Sajious was born at sea near) ; y ns » , ’ >, : , r ar « ’ > , »« ~ _ - t _/ - 4d fy | : : 74° es e districts B, C and D the necessary vigilance had to pected to make eyes at the doctor. the Post Dispatch by Charles Phelps Cus rg. ii 5 ¢. head of the French-Fiemish be supplied by Comptroller Nolte and the Post-Di oo* | ~ , : HE House of Rep si - ; : ; zx hed by om ptre!l Noite and the Post-Dis. ooo | N aroused public sentiment in Missouri suteeme Weebl be com ing much hap- ; einen tl Hi eee iiy of that name, in Florence, eS “_* ‘ ' alae ee more delighte han when ‘ ISSOURTS distinguished e3 ator Par.cd, AT THE NINET k fOr the jer ° *t ate = - ; Suisned ex-senat¢ is afforded Nick Longworth # : its ot = What is ham , 3 . i ia a ~ * ; ; seg” Z Za! A! h editorial The Post-Di apg harp, ree 8 =e He began his medical studies at Said Lic ot ier uis 1} lhitica odie . . . ans . 7s ays : aA AS 2% ' } Luihe !entn oie was a C Smai piace Saturday hat rtant point . - g? ie . k 4 t + } 5 ¥ affairs it was “ ; ces ' 7 eo) — ' pattern i Z Gi . ; ; . = Sao -= .. 7 . éhee ~ , ~ - . . = —_ L oss Se ; quotveu avoove Lea es 10 =. ior eam pie. e i >. m d KD ; 100 years I ; Lgrs . . le ; % cmon , : ; : pert — of me otar-Spangied Banner. A “The State has De€ n busy elLIng aside the proposa] made vy @ distinguished ale. ‘ ne the ee ae pre : ae ade = 1878 VAS graduated in medicine : : — use that Philosophy, but kK. in Minneapolis. and in €) 63) ' PF eve — ee oe. sai il ary oe “az: ; seins % ss eri Pie gg iste vetween the epublican es BR 4 » ov : Sheena : : a 4 eV! tort é nade ) hide the grief gnawing at r parks, but only a national park tist. C. E. Siebentha] of the United States Rage aes, : Jefferson College. Philadel- | Sugeest that uniess the ghteenth | vow ) ) ? ) : ts Ber — 25 . the Democratic floor leader for , | ainendment is chanved ew zr CVUOUa@Cior and tWo enegzi? r Dav heart. ul he apd anguish rend the ring the region the celebrity it needs.” | Geological Survey, that Pilot Knob in Iron | . quart r of a century is respected aa Bop phi: He received many bonors in , S } nig j : . ~ 4 A oe . ~ is : il se ’ ms ~ ; ew * . . Le i ‘ > F a b Try geet j » the American idea of Gov: atin ) For extremeiy practica! and time 7 Ps County, Mo.. be made a national monu- onto See anemia member of the Jower er . medical werld. — . “rs ata a i ee sons I would suggest amending this tuo rea: ment nek quarry peasr :} “nob 's 2 5 5: wont be a Uniied States ot erica jin | ¥V0,.000 sewer gral. n Cleveland an AlderMan and da—not a ki in a caravan, as the poet truly % gas vow = ¢ ane apnea iit ae vases = rock quae? a Pilot Knob : They are cronies in the truest wa 2929. a8 nie Sin sees 7 e nit ational park or a national mon- crest is Racking this bill to bits to furnish the word Ahthough they subscribe to s *~« il Sti i m iit ' : SUD ' .Y r} ty t ‘i. ; ld ;" . ee , nea 7 7 ho " ' } . ? f Cellinsville. lil . ’ iL. I - of Lie Ozarks wiil fe road metal. NO one seems to care. though ferent political faiths and have BD Lot @PYUIsivivi ( S] ‘ aes. ipa: Dulidings. iS Pit 4 , mash. rn KIDS “ t lose the eS ey get a whole ioaf. to take Pilot Knob is perhaps the most wid:« ly clashed on the floer nevertheless : e Seat ly or ~ ’ scl , ls . . . _— _ — 2. oe. Rs an og Fees . hre >. 1uarte f - | £ r T _—— Fd ’ r} = 7 a - — . . So : : «3 Avainst D ti , third A d rman ana : . A . oo ; . ‘ om” ‘ i ui - i iuljinaries unmistakably ~ a . 4 T's 0 a. 0 " ' : k © 4s ii ot all the hills Oo the (ozgarks and Is friendship never has been threatened. | 4 asught SAaViML. - are ti lor a ee ‘ “5 _— At the moment, a@ tIckKIISN Situation ex a veritable “‘museun ece oO the ex ori a ; e ; Pe irctey reyi te ne ' ry . 1} , ! ‘ . : >y Nerfarr : ; ‘ . . . oe ‘ ‘ i eet 37 = oS . , ~ " coat ; now extremely active. Em phatically, blunt speakin Lescue h am (4 nu- special i’ Dz ‘ unt peaking. Kescue this As a mond ! ~ ©. at the opening of the = eared “w ore Mntrestanitenic se sny et ave a “s Cae ‘ 7 AA ae Pa Spa giles POR sos i RR 7. rita EL, suspicions resulted in a saving to the cits survey of the repairing work is now | for’ sang the rag-time enthusiasts of a younger gen- W. Jerome Heather of Pennsylvania ' at OS 4 — = Sera. . s > ¢ . —_— ; ’ . rection with a $16,-' b there isn m bi it? ginger ale and . ed States the obnoxious ’ iehte enth GIC LIne m 4 LU HeaPwviis aA pubic n. the “A ee ki Per P Tran av with ' f ursomes under the i ~ . ast " ry + - ’ ‘ l> ga ° overs. ~ “ar Cha neeoe Tyr @T ‘ —— " —_ ~_ ‘ 23% oo -™ os amendment are liaisatent upon “wishinge’ Press. “ ; 4 1. charged that t he ‘@ was corruption — first canny sky Encla na ley Pen ain e Juliu is nor the time to me UIP ec Ssa rr" LieLii ce = Ad nt or ot years hence c a Ou Ww it} be kicking after ] ongworth had defeated halite ~ ’ = #1 a ‘ . 4ii mma ‘eae | i > ‘ be ilice it 5 ith "cy Nha rie can: ¢ ale Ss. \ abn elve “ I] ‘Ee +? a . 2 . ‘ Be . on the people of St. Lowis daylight s: t} ) a ee es ee 9a FORESTS ee Cer tas 25 ) na t ° : aAvOght sav- {| the municipality, was suppressed der . (gesar « | ¢ «3 ; : : erry ‘ ‘ ° ma 143 : speakership Ey. ing Thoughtiess troubie-) “a : 2 eimai : negates An goxane doe Minne-| Caesar's visit. It-was in the singles, supposedly The creation of national monuments, In a former outburst about the negtect [= a oe chesen to rose a ic PEC “TIS ©eTs CTe- t« woe is ° . +> . Tt } » ‘ ie = mtii ‘ »~r “~ T | i} 1S 4 hy t " “ty IS Teered~- y jac Oists ty {? urTyv?) ors re “Te ’ i »] or ve my t+ ‘ ‘ aT? . 29 *. . > . idee “ le j : a — , > Were Leo Liegel Horton Smith, the quickly. For while action by Congress '‘s | of apology. He answers now with hearty — , | . | F 4 pie M Gid not want daylight saving. ‘Th. In the time , . y —— > } j ,. sos o@ ¢ ’ , * } . a em . . : * . . . z mn “ } 1% aa . we a 4 ores ‘s th T **; synonym fer municipa! corruptio: ri , re once TT! s Yo recs l} . ;, ; tlic Ae : mation py he President is all that is ce- nomic and scientific interest at Pilot Knob | Coes ve — ebony : - W ITH 4 CONGENIAL GROUP en. he daylight proponents do not , = 4 J10N quired to designate a monument Tramktin Seen rege eRe: ' | in this instance to present the rales ; “ ~ " tell the people that all transportation 4 i ; s ef io Tr) try are operated under st: r acs aes yc —_ i ida S$ tO get tne VUzgarks rep nationai monuments. % ? = © ick! } r ' je | as “Orr tii ry ae +5) 2 i Y ] a% sta) , = Lr q . rs 4 io P ’ : . + . : ™ . : = “3 came te ome if it to ie m1 weed thé — ad Ti ive h pe i. ci? wt ‘ j uj KR. cha . 25 per pie ' f =. La U = mane Ww nh. 4 ; ‘ i i 7 ei " Lie L@it | ++ 4 s sae the clock back Several hou ” vy . eo 4 bg rs. They d: pe: ‘work and marked with a black square as “Ozark this note about the wonderful giant springs “ | mittees as well as in the House if € ‘ , ; freed of boodling and made not tell of the conflicting clocks. work- j thie ing. thev can easily make +¢ uch ony Ce] S- avs djacent gorse, turning I backs forever N . ’ is : : y : : ; atlioné ‘ark. im red {t re if . re] r I zar . o . > . ¢ ing hours. railroad schedules even in the i?) LO be ¥ igilant in defense of their propert Y’. The 4 lf fy engar : ir some? x on oanarntea a - f — p x : aged ai 5 »¢ v = «i 4 te t Ie o ks: Lure KY for us that these ' ai " a ’ ge in inething desperate. say. like oom i al FET ET ae j : quarter of a century. s guine county. itiiiiteh men teen 3 Baar — spits ise | perate, Say, Siar as “Uzark National Monument,” mak-s piaces are ali dewn in the bottoms or they | “He in} be one of 7 Why deprive the c ot Nene Paodeagee a a ket, is this chap Farrell an internationalist? one slight difference. Sectional interests. too. would have been taken up as water pow- |, . ee ee mor . = common people of | lighting contract, as it mcans to be vigilant in the May ask. Anvhow. the calamity he dreaded has } should be ignored. Your motto should 2 ers.” The fate of Mammoth Spri : impartial and fair pretiieg See their evening entertainments” lias the ciediasia : ' : ee re asainik> Be Creacdec fas been ine « MGR vit Se a ae : at a fewearn . ees ae. AEE. | des ever occupied this exalted “oor ton bera”’ ne rights? - : matier of tne WW role expenditure ®or public linprove- verter aii Tor One, and one for il. } j £ives point to that observation. = . tire house hold th = : Por the ¢n- nents . . , Uzark region as a whol » a . is beloved Dy the entire mem © @€venings in this clime ~ — >UL What do we hundred care aha: ‘ ’ rdie ffiliation.” “ae : are apout fonal recognit , ee Tee’? ae "Tt, i . . : ess of arty a . je Sre too warm for early rest. Why was + That is ies. . 2 hich grad ‘win | the fufere Rrit; | iil ciaiden ie aioe yong eo ae OF oe ees in¢ State has rescued Big Springs. one of | ye then Qt the House broke E® met brought up at the lat aontt ee Dis BS — 7 aecirey aise BUS cTractically not a thing. ourists will explore widely—just as they the three largest. Mammoth, of course, is st Pr eRe a : ® erection for | service. > have not tbe slightest ob ection 1 . » 4 Americ: ° _ one . a explore Californt: Mak " ’ s o , , tae longed appPiause, Garner presented all the beanie te decide? a: on b. . # ; Ar Can . worrying about. and xpic -alifornia. Make sure that your | a goner. There remains, as a candidate for ‘ ont utstanding 4 Hs : honsr ; +) 4% . oa +4 : . : ~ sti a —_ Nicholas Longworth of c oe. e war Perreiu “as ol any particu. ine 400 1S, ‘ ijt SLTt object om ts tn dishonest ry oaturdas nignt the nineteenth holers of the tT ~ rs Lita isilors £& iD ¥. Mo. roi the bottom of “a ) P s © lar benefit. It surely is POL how. ernment, whatever its party. Worried Mmaecniiicentiwv ; ; Vy re eer Rta. stp laa oo : | | ee en eee | a nigesa — om, ve — —- | PTER a pow and a warm & Mt has evidentiy cacao: : ; ee ee So" ingly beautiful, this marvelous spring boil oa . « ‘SCH ™ d thre da : lier ht ne a ap _ae eee ’ } : . ‘ es — G . Ja vlig! a recret to have t iaaaaaell —_— heme, each, en: Mien: aie « | er was Longworth’s savers that the centuries-old +o —___ , . 0 repe (Bat in the | up with a flow which at ‘ts maximum tas pe. “sncanaione r ; -Ord mreal-tinm: ' . ntime — , nae and w r ing hours —— "Stein Rieger t sti AN ILLIBERAL UNIVERSITY RECORDS AND CATEGORIES StI STE LILIIC one pi use of the Terese: rit Siluda- reached nearly half a bilien gallons ot ' Turning to the House he said o> selves deeply into the rhythm ot nee os beitare ¢ ‘ 00n Is not pieasing to contemplate. The coid waiter in 24 hours. Though other great | had just bees presented ty © ‘a Ny > . >! ¥i* ~ = mitt 5 i@at ‘ i Stavil > I t i ': new 7 “ Lorry. ‘ ‘ r\r° . iv : ‘ ae SG Waedd and that bt enneet ne coe | vite’ Dr. Harry Eimer Barnes, head of the devart.| ~ ieeaaren & | ; ng up in a plane . special session of Congress which has springs surpass it in average flow on this eo sem rr: me ‘ ¢ . adil = j us convene. is e eet eg te « , . - ; ‘ . : o , T. o carry J Sremed with impunity. Irritability ang | ment of historical sociology at Smith Collece. te fax : aw OF seee than Sak the record ——— ye ean ngs ny a a ae core of maximum flow it probably is the | sins a aie vation & : bad temper do not le nei sila a ia College, to for men, shows what is possible if we anniv t _| # Proposal to create in Stone County and champion big spring of all the world. Tt | B®cess#ry incident its g not lead to prosperity an. speak at a meetin tin ai e apply to mod = : ee tc party improvement of the individual's good ne eee oesng against the continued | ern Heroics the principle of Mr. Hoover's disa faney County a “Shepherd of the Hills Na- should be made a national monument | leadership of the Democratic er . oa incarceration o IN BS —S . 1 rth onan ERT ee ee -'S aisarma- tional Park.” ; he . , . , | heaith. Then why engender friction. ling os = — Mooney and Warren K_ Bil- ment categories. No ene w a v ae 7 a MI 8, — ure weg~d — the northeastern a4 —_ _ 4 = = i U at 58 ins _ . - emempe It rj . ° . ‘ ; a producing element against the non pro- ll years on evidence alleged to have been periured | or th » een up as long as 65 hours a . ng — * See Coap acteeten eng ie Spring in the south-central; now for a can- yea ae gre the 3 , ; — 4 erjured. or thereabout — vga ighest respec | ge | rase exemplifying ducer” Good government means to Dr. Barnes made hie tal Sik tee cen to oe : * erea bouts. Smith ; of our herotnes. | = , As i t. , | | Gdidate frem the northwestern corner. Here coined a p e cal make the people one and all happy ani che running board of ne Made it standing on | and her category is not in the least prejudiced by any | thig nse tions project at | the outstanding cheice is Hahatonka, in | So "ium waa the - ssn Lat ai iii A : mares at fs a ta ¢ ; , _ . 5 - ei ‘ ctr Y ~ y z : % ~ . | % 7 4 ag ih ihe telttenare t say “Mies aNe Sala OF 2B automobile outside the limits other category. The same thine is tre lee ree his extremely ticklish time is most un- Camden County. It is.a gathering piace of | * ®°: Victory. n to your own business.” ; | of the university campus, the institution's authoritie * % , 4 ‘ uur i . . ; , : _ — . ; > “— * ' JORN CC. MEYERS refusing to allow the meeting on unirersity grounds T! : h “ay men have gone to the poles. vide oppesiton to which I have referred, it is to Missouri what the Yosemite Valley | Under the pone of _ ™ s ‘ . ieee te : . . baad — Te Bee, OUT Gs ere is no i anne record a _" today hw miere “dex d —-—r? «4 « . P “ ; ~ : . ‘ fro Texas | formal! guarantee 5 - ant ior stepfathers. The ay ore ead set” than ever against is to California. The curious distinct: » a chers, pager ) ) cben ef “* - « : — = : i. a . mperial Washing- t “=> 12 SUCO activities it will be dissolved ism we have heavyvweizch aE . with the “Shepherd of the Hillis” bfll nd land b cliff-top. castle. But n wee which is copied in the di: tank thabe stedente’ ohn ‘ i wave seavyweigats, middleweights, welter. | ae o8 a . i, anc comines in so limited a space such a hill country ix there a show-place | > dememenieen cas cust: wh sage ‘0 persist will be expelled.” | weights, lightweights, bantamweights and feather-| . * oes =e « Steam shovel guing wonderful variety of grand and romantic | ' ust WOal good, we wonder. is seute | 7 . 4 “; @ver an e&esaeil. scenery.” The watchwerd, “Let Waxhing , onder, is a Liberal Tlub which | weight Each has i | ‘ se ot SET ft ? ; | - oes . £2! S. 472i uas its rt t ; he 4 , ; > 2 - » . . é ." @ what wil! CAtune this ora - may take no part in controversial activities? Just The | popular bero, it: cham pion. | But if the Ozarks would make the Fed- Just such a show-p oa eunitialities >; a Sis! , ~~ “at? COUCaLIOnN to undergrady- T! = hermnee oa: — sien's tru! istinet na i wonde “ sections BF AFFLECK ates if they a: z MeTSTacua- Lhe more heroes and Heroines, the more heroic the; * as uu . distinctive natural wonders, and of Hsahatonka Other ef the , | 4 , y are Bot allowed more prudentiv bid for a national monu- Ovarks have giant springs greater than ment instead of for a national park, the § Hahatonka’s, or larger caves..or higher im « honest . -7 o ’ " . . . : ” ; : “4 Tri tr? Ma 4 ‘ t, Te? TN re) f ‘re b 4 “es , . ’ ‘ie . . ~) » ir _ } Pei ‘ 3 i , q reated bv T 1P }¢€ ‘ : ’ ; ma! kK. } Lit} nN j ; i] bragcadocio. that oD ~ ‘3 ‘ > . > T ie Liberal (Jub of the i niversityv of Pitt = oo : 14 ay g ' Ee > sO aino;r ce House. 3 The speaker concluded his ¢ribule 3 Ste see LiFiit the first two.” 7 +} . * : 3 be on the theory that the students composing the Libera] f len a 9 » a ; - é Atlantic has net yet been flown by any grandmother ' YY CORSET con lem po- age. Give us more categories’ “a ELLE SAG INTIS I I ROAR ety 7 . arete i wa . oy ~ ; Pe | ; a P eS: eee a Fei Se 3 ‘ = eat teh) ae See’ at hey. ot, ge x eed 5 . ~ : ~<a “3 ee ORE Pinte eS Ss ae, a Pee eae BR BAER bigs TEL Beale. ee Sean vie 2

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—— ae ee ne amar eene = . - 4 be, 4 we "£3 0 Ps : > Tt | intone eek ppicsancolacanige dl eg: Their Art as S n looked as fatal as éver; but as eed, “I never said to you that Tunney / cast an uncailed-for reflection on * Po ee ihe oN G Federa] Buildin i ae we $ a. , nroc::ced absolutely no effect they | Was the only big man who can box.|us. I refuse to say more on the pS SR ee ere oy 2 as CW prevent use of the foundations sell, B cannot have got home. Tunney/|I don't know that he can box bet-| matter. Shaw is evidently trying cag? 9°: ll om aguee piper dr vo y Bernard Shaw never crouches, always has hata | tor than you can. In an exhibition |to create mischief among three Continnued from Page 1B. : —) = a SOUIEE SAWS, THC SCU-OACK At Ene | : head as far back as it will go, and/spar with soft gloves Carpentier | great pugilists. He was very keen | a tet —— pe Toe ty 7 Sond commer ns ae aes would permit a greater height Continnued from Page 1B. has a peculiar biff that stalls off|could outshine him. He does not | to protect Tunney from me; now, it . lpons which dotted the downtown | years to your pon tenae a than w ould otherwise be allowed. : every attempt to rush him. He/ knock out his opponents; he wears | seems, I have to protect Tuaney district. George Bamberger’s |° , . Together with a pyramidal con-|the film—the careers of Dem psey systematically gets away and makes | them out. In short. he is neither | from him. place on the northeast corner | Priest Appointed Judge by Presi- struction higher up, it would make (and Tunney. The latter visited | his opponent miss until disappoint- | the smartest boxer nor the hardest!» nire ar wap Bago Bt aia enipers Pe Gent Cleveland. canara cidetiot alan Gr tau : “ox Poy Pon as Brcesiean dl oat rg ae ig eS ae | See Ne in en v adeut* seam mo mOTHER DIES OF BURNS ileoncen a » - Sever: S nearby » Nietet ~~ 7 ™ + ren > recently, an lim down to a condition o efi- | certain is the most remarkabie 4 Hajeed to Appear in Court | sf arisna cred tn assortment | nada confusing ‘similarity waul| SUT Stes tn Hee vicinity. [the pair had a tong "talc “to- [nite inferiority character: and it is character that | AFTER SAVING CHILDREN = | PP furnishings ceo Pe Bena hy the reorganization by which, in B. P. 0. E. TESTIMONIAL DINNER happened to ttn he ena : Thinks Ex-Marine Wins by Mental |!'° ™*5 “°"- You might say that) Richland (Mo.) Woman Fatally Ch Sh reise PP emese o intrigue recent years, the Circuit Court be- ote Us bs ag fig min 2 : e. be ae ) the wins because he has the good | Injured in Explosion of ; j to Answer arges e = ey thirsty. All were open came an appellate body nono : weds egg described to me how Superiority. sense to win. Fifty years ago he Kerosene, : on Sunday, and after the new Post- ; : “, | Bernard F. Dickmann, Former | fvoOrably Tunney had impressed “Whe sy ' i a a A} ' Left Out Valuable Dog office opened, g0ing for the Pons ma the Sblieee die aes ee Exalted Ruler, to Be Honored. him, and also gave his ‘ew of suse he ee ee gga Potengi heaping fvengr At a pee ee . rack Pro rties — wen came to be a recognized Court in 1894, President Pcie A testimonial dinner will be ten- na . vs peer at vahagnccie ating me and managed to get his arms round no other profession could have of mteniane, Mo., died at Missouri 4 T pe . activity of the day. y appointed Henry S. Priest as Dis- dered to Bernard F. Dickmann, Ope irdente. d make =n excellent | him for his terrible rabbit punch, | done as much for him. Baptist Hospital yesterday of burns + : ; The Postoffice waS open Sundays , trict Judge. The icansnl history of | former Exalted Ruler of the Ben- eet hs foie pty ik so I/|Tunney simply held him until he | “There! You see it’s no use try-| on the legs and body suffered Fri- i SiiDorothy Hyland, adminis- citar grating hae prety aro these lifetime posts is that “few gg a ars Order of Elks, aiahiionss *y cette z page oe unterposed, in spite of rte Pp te report me unless you take/ gay when kerosene, used to start ‘ Or oe 7 die and none résign,” but Judge|#t the Elks Club, 3619 Lindell with eseg Fs | arm-breaking trick that Dempsey | it down in shorthand. An attempt! 9 fire. exploded and set fire to her ; «ait of the, estate of her hus- noon. Phe “postoffice corners,”they | priest resigned, after a year, to| boulevard, Tuesday night at 6:30. ' 6a aaa that I might be al-/knew. His confidence in himself |to paraphrase me only ends in! clothing and the house. | | oe yeni, Martin J. Hyland, greyhound manne Ae pe eevee. ae the weather | enter the legal firm of which he is | Dickmann held the rulership of — *e puntiss Xt. - | and his system amounts to some- | twaddle. Faithfully, At the inquest it was testifiad - track promoter, who died was bad, a, crequentiy if it Wa8 | now the head, and which began|the Elks Club during 1926, 1927, But Shaw, apparently, insists|thing like contempt for his most; \ G. B. §.” that Mrs. Robinson wrapped a : Hs me not, the waiting would be done in then as Boyle, Priest & Lehmann. | 27d 1928. on protecting hds guests from any|famous adversaries: reputations | Ring Expert Criticises the Amateur | pj, Kot around herself to smother j 13, has been ordered to ap-| the saloons. Sometimes the origi- Fred WwW. Pree Solicitor. Speakers will be Isaac A. Hedges,| Nice things he says about them; | cannot frighten hin: personalities | Critic. | the flames and removed her three b pear in ste lay = Clayton | nal purpose was wholly overlooked, General of the United inten under | William L. Igoe, Lawrence Mc-| and he will not on any account | cannot hypnotize ‘him; he does not| I much appreciated Shaw's kind | small children from the burning cf 9 to answer allegations that and the men went home without |/tpe ‘Tart administration mie one | Daniel, Mayor Miller, Jerome F,| have words put into his mouth,|need to be a brilliant boxer like | and interesting detter. But I can- | house before seeking aid. A verdict € ge withnele in ronertion eree | heir mail, but not feeling that the | of the heavy guns in the legal bat-|Dusgan, Circuit Judge Hamilton| even when, in broad effect, they | Carpentier or a terror lke Demp- | not allow what I wrote tote de-| of accident was returned : 3 ggluable racing properties which day had been wasted. The “cor- | ties waged in the big third-floor | 2nd Bruce A. Campbell. represent what he said. In due|sey; he wins by mental and moral| scribed as twaddle; and if he per- | , + sade up the bulk of Hyland's es-| ners” were a mart of gossip and caieiiiont wis ennai abies course there came the following | superiority combined with plenty | sists I shall disqualify him. In ef ROTARY DARKTOWN tate. political discussion, and the news- whiskered Chester WI. Krum. whose Dr. A. R. Stone to Speak. letter: | of strength, an inaccessible head,/fect, his letter really indorses REVUE : The order was issued on the pe-| papers regularly sent reporters to forefinger Stenencevted many a Dr. A. R. Stone, associate direc-| “4, Whitehall Court, and that very disheartening biff| what I said: namely, that Tunney | Entertainment to Be Given at a tiion of Hyland's brother and sis-| mingle with the bantering line and witness, was a genius of the place, {tor of the Missouri State Life In- “London, S. W. 1, that sickened Dempsey when he | is essentially orthodox in his meth- Odeon Wednesday Evening. a; tes, John J. Hyland, Mrs. Cath-/ drink in the utterances of the A United States Senator, Joseph | S¥urance Co., will be one of the “sist February, 1929. rushed for an apparently certain | ods, and (regarding Carpentier as Members of the Rotary Club and pame C, McClurkin and Mrs. Mary | politicians. R. Burton of Kansas wes among | SPeakers at the nineteenth annual} “Dear Norman Clark: victory after the count in the sev-| scarcely a heavyweight) the only | their families will present the “Ro- q Yartin, who, with Mrs. Hyland, are For a decade before the com-/those tried and convicted in the|™eeting of the medical section of “it is quite out of the question |enth round. With Tunney’s char-| big man since Jack Johnson who/|tary Darktown Revue” Wednesday ; the only heirs, Hyland having left} pletion of the building, the District Court. in tee ee davys,| the American Life Convention, an for me to give to the press any-/acter Carpentier could have beat-/|can really box. Of course, I quite | evening in the Odeon, Grand boule- fh | go will. Weather Bureau was on the top A jury found that he accepted organization of 140 insurance com-j| thing that passes between me and | en Dempsey. Carpentier, never | agree with G. B. S. when he says, | vard and Finney avenue. The pro- The alleged omissions consist of | floor of the Insurance Building, at money to use his influence with the.| Panies of this country and Canada,|; my private guests, or to criticise |looked like a baby in Dempsey’s | “I don't know that Tunney can box/ ceeds will be used for the benefit | ge-third interests in dog tracks at/ Sixth and Locust streets. When | pogstorrice Department to prevent | @t Biloxi, Miss., tomorrow, Tues-| them in public in any way. hands, though he was smashed in/|any better than you could”; that|of crippled children. : | wadison, Ill, Erlanger, Ky., Mi-| the dome was finished, the Weath- | j.uance of a fraud order against|@4yY and Wednesday. His subject “Besides, you have not got the|the first 10 seconds; but Dempsey,| was not to be expected. But to The entertainment will include smi, Fla.. Milwaukee, Wis., and/er Man said good-by to the proces- a “get-rich-quick” grain and se-| Will be “Occupational Underwrit-| hang of Tunney at all. On the|in the first fight with Tunney, after | follow this with the statement that|a minstrel show and numbers by | Gitte, Mont.; 334 shares, a ma-/sion of figures on the Instrance | .urities concern. Judge Adams sen- | ins.” evidence of the films I should say! the first two rounds. did look like 'Carpentier would outshine Tunney ‘the 18 Rotary Rockets, : : jority interest, in the idle Wellston | Building, and took his traps to the tenced him in 1904 to serve six ; Kennel Club; “certain shares” in| new location. There he remained months in jail at Ironton, Mo.. and @ Hawthorne Kennel Club of/ until the Railway Exchange Build- | 1. yay g2500, the amount of his SILVERSTONE—1114 OLIVE ST | Kentucky; a diamond ring and a} ing, in 1914, offered a much higher fee from the grain company, as a ; watch; four greyhounds, valued at/ point of observation. The removal | rin, pwo years later, the Supreme i $1000, and a riding horse, $500. of the topmost cupola, which came Court having affirmed the sen- . At the time of Hyland's death, it | after the bureau's departure, was tence, Burton served his jail term. ; was generally reported that he had/in line with the marked local ten- Local politicians of eee ninth ; ( accumulated about $1,000,000 in! dency to remove, not restore, such mnence were convicted and im pris- 4 ¢ his position as the dominant figure | features of old buildings. _* | oned after the naturalization fraud if t in greyhound racing in the United | Office of Postmaster Moves to Main exposures, which took place in the } é States. Mrs. Hyland, who lives at Building. : days of the local Folk boodle cru- ¥ 7113 Westmoreland avenue, Clay- | The Postoffice itself did rape may sade, and had collateral connection ; t i fon, was appointed administratrix | put. In 1912 the Postinaster's of- with it. The blunder of an igno- i mn March 18, and on March 29 | fice, and the handling of the great) .25+ warg heeler, who wrote on a | 7 “lei an inventory listing eae 'bulk of cog iad a bi a forged paper that the applicant for | i E s, cash and househ@d ;the present Main ‘ostoffice iti shi ; , ' | x . . ae . 4 i eT wasees at $64,527.99. | Kighteenth street and Clark ave- ge gece A y Paps psec yen These prices tell a particularly important story of value-giving. They point a way to J : Ff No mention of the racing prop-|nue. To the casual downtown pub-| pave caused discovery of the savings that are most extraordinary, and right in the midst of home furnishing time, A Few of the Many is erties was made in the inventory, | lic, the change made little differ-| r-. 44. tHe should have writtten it, too. Be one of the thrifty buyers who will share the savings by coming early Monday Bargains .at Our f sithough during the weeks preced- ence, for the Central branch post- “Sultan of Turkey.” morning ing the filing of the inventory she | office remained, selling stamps and _ 4s Trt ~ Vi had been authorized by the Probate | handling parcel post matter. This E. G. Lew ~ ed There EXCHANGE a2 Court to pay Federal income taxes | facility, at this point, the public For Misuse of the Mails. 3 : es totaling more than $15,000 on Hy- will lose when the building is E. G. Lewis, prolific publisher, Delivers This STORE ate coe EI DWP ae land's racing properties. abandoned. realty promoter and would-be Complete Outfit eee . ate cerinas meesee beter banker, was tried in this building ar ae 412 N 12th yeas . DR. CHARLES DE MEDICI SAJOUS, soiling Ses the move from Third |°" °ne Of a series of indictments | a uM ® | , to charging mail frauds, practiced “Ah |, AUTHORITY ON GLANDS DIES ‘and Olive street west to Eighth | beth tinea thd pablic aad: i anda Aly ’ was made. D. P. Dyer, later Judge | al Pennsylvanian a Graduate School ters of postage, on the Govern- ment. He was not convicted, and 3-ROOM of that court, was District Attor- beck and seven of his gang, for robbery of an armored mail car at | a downtown corner, came after Col- | beck and four of the others had been convicted at Quincy, Il. of a imsor Of applied endocrinology in | neared the demand, later empha- University of Pennsylvania, | sizeq by Col. Roosevelt, that the geduate School of Medicine, died | jaw should dea] not only with the May at the age of 76. He was ac- small violator, but with the “man ——— Professor Widely Known as iney. Judges Thayer, Finkelnburg,| dpa | Ps NE iim, 7: Physician and Writer. | Priest, Adams and Ewok sat in that | ce — bred 4 : te “oe re- | | A a O UTFIT . by the Associated Press. ‘oourt before Jedgs Drer ané BB eG EROS, | ee sd 7, | a3 PHILADELPHIA, April 27.—/ present-day successors. Judges | whic h led to his conviction and six- =S.cnh fF Dr. Charles E. De Medici Sajous, | aris and Davis. | year-sentence in Federal Court | : ; widely known physician, author of | Jn one of the opinions of Judge | there, last year. eR mmerous medical books and pro-| Fimer B. Adams, there first ap- | The conviction of “Dinty” Col- Includes kitchen, bedroom and Mowledged to be’ one of the fore-/| higher up.” Judge Adams, a Ver- canis Ps e Sts | living-room. Mst authorities onthe nature and | monter, quiet of speech and mild - = sates _— os aunton, and had | $1 00 a Week. Mctions of the ductiess glands Of jn manner. had a reserve of right- geen sent to Leavenworth Prison j for 25 years. The conviction here resulted in sentences of 15 years for the eight defendants. Horace human system. eous wrath. There stood before Dr. Sajous was born at sea near) him two politicians, one a saloon he French coast, the son of Count | keeper and Four Courts bondsman | ees picid Curles Reustan De Medici-Jad-j| and the other a city employe, con- | 1 Dyer, special prosecutor, by his lime, head of the French-Flemish | yicted of having slugged a mail boenge AS well as a real Pp easure 3 : Se ; ‘aia , 1e new ‘edera >u) ding, to ‘ . ‘ ~ Ra to present the speaker-elect WITH A CONGENIAL GROL P f OF oT. LOUISANS | stand at the southeast corner of thrilling reality! 6-PIECE wenty-first Congress. Then he be- INCLUDING THE avg ie ane ara ERTISING iat Twelfth and Market streets, facing | The Edison is really two radies LIVING-ROOM SUITE wre informal and personal. % CONVENTION AT BERLD i Memorial Plaza, is to be a monu- | in one. One, a radio of super- re wa ashing- ']| mental structure, it is announced | _ a» _. cola yaa te pratent time. SPECIAL TRAIN to Montreal...down the beautiful \in Washington nied bn ome eT selectivity that is the a - ss ‘epresentatives ‘ é , | ‘ . aioe ; ; s been associated togetner on Conm- Saint Lawrence River to the Sea.. . four days in London aE less than $3,000,000, exclusive of; BEDR cc ye yew vores i oe — : is well as in the House for the past and the Shakespeare country. . across the channel to quaint, is aT aekes bao building cost | | OOM SUITES coneitivity and a champion dis- i a century. a picturesque Holland...The Hague. . .Amsterdam...“On to {}) $5.6 854, exe usive of site, and | tance-getter. The mere turn of § !f you need an excellent Living- rtainly has been one of the mo a : : ' \j, at a time when building material | Another Silverstone va] A derful Suit ttily de- ttch ch f to th Room Suite see this one. | and fair presiding officers that Berlin”. ..four days of sight-seeing, lavish entertainment, re- ||| 04 Janor were at srobabiy nat or ce lp sabi. & Gudea tiedl Gaara 4 . gy tes, separ nfl sass ‘cupied this exalted position. He ceptions. ..then, if you choose, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, (4! more than one-half of todav's | a wen CORRES. uite that you will be prow other. Radio experts rate this a occupied this ex: a wel : e. » US , ight a tie Geena ay s | to own. It consists of a roomy chifforobe, bow-end bed, tremendous improvement—and so i by the entire membership fance...and home again on your selection of the finest prices. | large dresser or vanity dresser, choice of bench or rocker to will you, 5-PIECE of party affiliation.” trans-Atlantic ships. hj; It has never been charged that | match, 2 boudoir lamps. No disappointments—plenty of , nen, as the House broke into be | hi | the builders did not give Uncle | these Suites to fill all orders : Come in... we want te demen- BEDROOM SUITE aus sarner presented “a gre® MAIN - es Sainte Louis July 23rd. Sails trom Montreal on ']| Sam his money's worth. They put ' a = an h th 7 — iambanbiedl American, oodles, Pesta 5S. Duchess of 'Bedlord, July 26th. includes England, a | the value into the building, in Per $5 Down oe — he me e Sam phen - Holland and ends in Berlin following 1. A. A. Convention on August —g Bk eae ine call Met tg ; Radio is worthy of the name. Longworth of Ohio. Mth. Return sailing from Cherbourg, France, on any date selected mj great blocks of Hurricane Island |§ - " ” An atrangements on Continent through Thos. Cook and Sons. Price i granite, in the palatial height of IB rAP ar Ar nt RAAPR AA FARALRARAPARAPADARARAPA RR AARRRARRBAR ORF ALARARA FARRER RR ORARS PARR ERR RRS - a R afoow and a warm handclasp to includes rai] fare to Montreal, Steamship passage $ 25 ‘| rooms, and in the railroad rails ri ee 1iverstone s amous : Jining Suite at a radical reduc- @ to the House he said that he Ca enoebes ae gaudy patierns of the tiled floors. | i$ - tion. Come and examine it. : = OR , an whe How thoroughly they did their | : " agg eo = Bes - ‘bis party EXTENSION TOUR No. 1— Leaves Berlin August 7. 5 8 if | work, we shall hear when the/| 's | See What It Consists of cea the unanimous vote of b ™ Paris August 30th, including rail fare to Cherbourg. Includes more ia | haya setae gs ' ea Pf e ker, thereby carrying with it a8 & Germany, a delightful program in scenic Switzerland and a satisfactory '] | building and its site are placed on : : LIVING ROOM—Davenport, fireside and club chairs, lamp, dav- PHONOGRAPHS » incident its elevation to the ~~ Mag Paris. Superior hotel accommodations and aplendid travel fa- hy the realty. market. The site. a | « oo enport table, smoking stand and reom-size rug- p of the Democratic party in the roe ? (Page gen gre Moat $ 50 bs ' block in the heart of the retail | i WEEKLY BEDROON you Clusive price for sightseeing, hotels and transpor- ‘a | In Lowisville a Federal Build- | e g moi kas | ormany & tation (not steamship fares) Otl., Bere cssreess 1 'y f like construction was sold ‘ oe tal For those : ip Courier-Journal publishers. | ale at Uur / , (oy “es , “nie ff /, wea up ¥ — —=3 : , P ‘ 'to the Courier- shers. | Y | | , m4 SEES aeien, or can puateh (D°°- te Neeru psa nee in taly clo G Bw ey §() || They found it to be as rock-ribbed | NEIGHBORHOOD 4, © ( wr CN BY UN 2 ren ‘‘Tonky’s” natural bridge and Gon a be man ee Sorrento. ee. 56? sledge ) as “Marse Henry” Watterson's | NEI Y, ; - /, f. » , i: ; Jens Accemorics. hitheater, its trout glen and its ets, Geeeeher tea i coon © f DeMocracy. They left the outer | TITTY VHC Wh) VILLA Si) win . ied in the : September 16th. Price, per person...... | : - Saget Panere YT hi) castic. But nowhere e || walls standing, while ey blasted | / hiry is there a show-place which For Complete Details, Write to the || out the interior, destroying the roof | yj te : 4 q Ik ¢ i () Remember the Address of Our fall of these attractions in com- Jj\in the process. The cost of wreck- | : EXCHANGE STORE in so limited an ar . Hahatonka ADVERTISING CLUB OF ST. LOUIS M ing the old interior, it was stated. | jonal monument truly woul@ be 4 it Indeed, T think it, of all levely the Ozarks, the one which would beset chance to win the higher dis- of becoming a national park. exceeded the cost of building the | new interior. In the case of the 8st. Louis building the foundations are set! back from the building line to an Room 224 Jefferson Hotel Or Call at the Offices ef Thos. Cook & Sons, 1020 Locust Street —_— a 1114 OLIVE STREET GRAVOIS o a ‘es ee pane PHS ees tock eR > yi RE eb aa

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Equipped with ” r is ree L1S] spt ‘ le ot ° nate _ iii >. Be j : “ every laber- sav! ing device. Fea! Genuine Sim rons all-stee!l Beas. T ese two witnesses Dp! may , Less Attachments 7 values. See them. Full size. wood -fis- will be asked about the capital /. Pay $3 Down toh metal. structure of the various oldin : ¥ our choice of a Vacuum Cleaner is l ees De, SI D ey own companies inv iv ad in le Sal most important, because it ve tees ? 1T? . 3 scat There's ne excuse for you to miss a single basebail game this LANE” WALNUT | The Internation Securities (: destined to give a lifetime of serv- | Massachusetts cars roti is said | P ice. Investigate the General Electric season when a small down payment and $3 a week makes a CEDAR CHEST BABY ‘to be the controlling company o!f SY Cleaner. It has 14 quality points that Majestic Radio possible. The model various power, paper and news will convince vou of its superiority illustrated uses 8 AC tubes finclud- S $24 50 CARRIAGE paper subsidiaries with assets of eee and—above all—it is GUARAN.- img rectifier) and R. F. L. balanced . more than $700.0 M =a ~ naeeeee TEED by the General Electric Co. circuit .... waher"ap aioe Siam tina. Be $ l I] 85 . the periar to other Cedar Chests. In - design. In selection of woods. In } All Cleaners are equipped with mo- quality of workmanship. Ask for § Comfortable Carriages with . ~ i ¥ "ye -@ Ss A 4 .. yt ul is Vhs tie Pout ees to J — = + oe A? - ) a Py “ « ’ ¢ , ° - ~4 . o ii r. ; ¢ g a “4 ry ‘? one ~ PRLS Serre Rat: v. We Are the Exclusive Si. tors that need no oiling and clean Ne I No F ; . lun Leouts Dealers jor General with a forceful suction that gets all AVO interest——.No Extras Complete a “Lane” Chest. amd rubber tires. witness an: wil] e Electric Cleaner the dirt. Pay $2 Down | heard probably Tuesday. ons ee .. % » 3 Pa bed . om +. m - & . — 7 - The secret sale of th: in:: " a . “ 79 pers was disclosed by th sta] - io —e . ‘ fi is Ch aoe. fess laws, which require a public state — | OT a 9-Piece Dini ~R S " . . if me tright-\ wag ment of newspaper ownership. Ee on : Parr ne oom uite 3~Piece Fiber Reed Suite Xa r a this instance the public Apply It to Any Rupture, Old or |” 7 | a aaa m a5 | . | i. ee rs di Recent, Large or Sma!! 1Y voluntarily explained that the u aa Sk ) i's Wenurne $ 50 = et y | af : ° Are on the Road That —" lishers’ Investment Corporatiol Be +. ae LA 1 [ & . W alnut » : Ye z y., Coavia . Th. : Delaware was affiliated with tl “\ “i c® : : wine 4 very ei ~ ] De hy ge ¥ T $7 iz AY vEL.Y Y We 1 erms—$8 Monthly | American eager Co. oi ae i Cxtension tad.e, chima cabinet with linen drawer. ort Weieie aak tune en ee side chairs upholstered with This Suite is exactly as illustrated. Colorful me enamel finish. Automobile. spring-filled, loose . cushion seat. Covered with cretonne. rtm pont, AS fina ly kills cheb rints 'rom ali Lond a wonder- uteracker,. whe Position. ; id PF awa?) stud See ts x \Y \ i Pp company. a bank, or some other Every Tuptured man. woman or Organization representing large ehild Should write at once to W. S./ capital to form a subsidiarv with t 33 lL Main St... Adams, ~~ vv. . a tise: line ait el - aetni reat iin fer a free trial of his wonderfy 25 Soa a =e to acqull — stimulating application, Just put it leresis in newspapers and still com cin eo rupture and the muscles be~ | Piy with the present postal seinen © tighten: they begin to bind) aithough tegether so that the opening ‘ne - ce a6 natural! ¥ and the need ofa — pert would De defeated x ete. Ay aX main or truss or a pl inc Li '= t be; done J ines (ca rfis id. > tz ~~ »* we Bcc re — — _ aWay with nt neglect to send Ros — : ae — 9 ae 7 = re Ooston | Se Oi ehir ’ ¢ ) 2 Th I? ohert ‘ ~~ =o ae for this free trial. Even oe pte “ “ Hing o.. and Ro or oo a Ss rupture doesn’t bother rou “i incoin O'Brien, former editor of the use of wearing supports ai} ‘%¢ Herald, have been called as your tife Why suffer this nui- witnesses for the n: wspaper. They - ung number of the@ CO™~) gous. sancet Why run the risk of gano- ire expected ¢ enarit +} +h, = — | mie . will be Carl Marta Sterne and such dangers from a ' , poecteg ons 2 nat the . a — * 8a og " ——— = H > : : . 2 of? Pa “ a o Rom 2. . > ‘ .on ”_ . : iy ear -, — — = a: . ‘ ~ P «-s - % NF PRE _ . or “ we o “mail and innecent little ruptur: Power and Paper Co.'s acqlisition Pe eaten c pm —— VA ¢ OSes ee os : ; overture le “Der “De the kind that has threwn thousand of a dominating interest im the two = : AA Stes . . based om the wera pn arma table? = host of | papers will not change th e Free Archer” GF} Je _ "omen are dai running . 4 ‘7 4 ne x . vig - ; : _— j ° . : + me: ft 4 . 5 5 such risk just because ths iy TuUp- — mA aD¢ hews poucies. + \ ——— aa a — tei ; : ~~ a . ‘ 2 eg q e081 r $pirtt. © missary of the | rw a yi . ‘73 P a. : , ; : . 7 ; a a: =e > ‘ea? 4 = ; ner, gtd hae ~ aye “ ite at once e no direct Dearin; r - 3 c e Oe 23> . “y ty ) sells to Max, the marks- | © re ‘ai. |S it te certainivy no ee a ee , : ' , % | ’ : ; . * / 4 2. Sere in at “es >) ini > . ii rs Te "(> ver - Nd — e “i ad i : re . “~~ a ee @ = wonderful thing and has aided) . é ; , " —— re / ' a _ _ — * ‘ t. . Ret -., , — ullets that shall m the cure of ruptures that were ‘"S Meee Ov the commission in : ie nies For them he demands the | 58t as big - & man’s two fist=. Try and response to a Senate resolution. ~—Tketan's sout. I. uckily the bul- sta> write at once, using the coupon | spensored by Senator Thomas D. not nmriss, the last one eit | 7 Ber, Devil's emissary. whose | Pa, 4 > delow. ; s hall ' R iT eemeentnmnenalieamemtaammennamaanieas ee as ze ’ Tansem that of Max. r. ae - - is con sidered one of | - Terms—S$3 Dewn eevee are entert iolls surrounding the | suite ix composed of | day and six dances, all im | tiome panied Core the purpose of the law Seal @ eege ————- = > | CP eeeecer? = —jron © papers _ Ty). resolution, adepted | ) Free ter Reptwre asked the con im issi ccertailr : S ' ~ dn % . . : & ; . “ As s = ’ . B! . . ' J “7 2 ‘ ’ 7 ee ; ; ‘ : - # *; , ; 7 . _ = - . _% F . 3 : : ” ¥mpher . x. “3 bad at wo ibey ind distributors ef tet! fam Toa may Gene | ° ontireiy free & _" ern a § ; : Po thei = stud fample | , vei b, i Yeon Keetheven. Dr. Fred- | otitu , ao med The us mi of esti? -lMinwiating per were Tidiating we antitrust : | 7 wplication fe: yt laws in their ae vo - : : ; s oe e | Rapture aes im their dealings with smal) } ' » 4 ee | i f hus programmed the 2 P - . ; wttiind in - paseeo ~ ——— . > : ?> ov? « > . movement aa the second. So the eonreert. AL itheng? >" Tee oy : a : iaiir and wee kis newspapers _ : ss - —- — — Shaan | Nothing will be done with the - + : ag - . ' : . - : 1% | Sehbail resolution, it is understood. 2. r | n oy whe written during} until the Herald and Travel in- s ; = wt Sorrowful period im the vestigation has Doe n COM pieted a 3 Derses ™ 4378 Te reflec? : n completed. y he » ate, 7 refle t= nene of A i) , ; ''°8, atyl mental pain that Pees “Sst have felt at the time. ’ *s.* + » —_

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CMM VQWw MNNNMAAVIVsF es p aS SS : as a x cx = ST. LOU IS POS Wes VA own —_— eo ay LUTOS a —— ON XX . “4 | WWWG GG ll AANA iieemmaaelll See MONON) MMA OAH MW ws SOON Hyg ngs RWW on ses eeeeeeeese Rapa, Aiea de oe eS \ ee ee —— PART SIX. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY 1 MORNING. AP RIL. 28, 1929, PAGES 1—16. Time Change for All KSD Programs in Effect Today re ee eeaeine: pre | Tour to Westphalia Takes & Motorist to Scenic Points — Picturesque Hamlet in Hills Behind Osage River, 275 Miles From St. Louis, May Be Reached in Circle Drive on Highways 50 and 63—Settled by Catholic Farmers in 1836. By RICHARD G. BAUMHOFF. PRING in Missouri offers few more delightful views than those in Osage and Maries Counties, north of Rolla, along the green ridges of Highway No. 63. Of particular interest in the trip there is the picturesque village of Westphalia, tucked in the hills back of the Osage River. A drive of about 275 milés from St. Louis, over good roads. covers a circuit with little duplication and can be made com- Features Move Up an Hour—Arrangement if ‘With KFUO Saves Early Evening Network. | _ Broadcasts for St. Louis Area Listeners—Noted Totes ti ioe - Baritone in Concert at 7:15 Tonight. — —- LTHOUGH the whole network broadcast schedule is shifted an | nour ahead today as New York City goes on daylight saving time, | none of the NBC programs will be lost to K’'SD listeners, except | ayeh as naturally go off the air due to expiration of contracts. | F ~ From this morning until Sept. 29, all New York features will be broadcast an our earlier than has been the case the past few months. | KRSD's night schedule will begin at, Family and the Atwater Kent con- gociock instead of ¢, except that; cert. have been advanced an hour on Tuesdays it v aa begin at 5 p./| in time. gan af" 2 Same a a Se Se es ne Se BRBipese ee : ; wige S™ oe Yee, See e j on R ‘ ‘. One wos me Re Sy ; =: seete sates Pe ee ia '? . Sk ‘tablv WV aay. , m, and on Saturdays at 0:10 comn- KSD's Sunday programs are to 3 a RE OER tes a Sag nets Se te ag a | Xe Oe nay ~ city far o out Highway No.~id ‘ ” - - eee . oak OP Baerntnrae aoe Ra RON SER RRS ROS I RR Oa. aS The r e 1s i) se * ‘ : May “- be strenethene e ] next oe cr eee eames pe " me Soe eae SARS ee Rb Ra a a RE RE Ae a Nechy agen ee . j- | ” t Hi hs mencing a i. aie oe Shien SaaS oat + cg, Mies is Ms bes s Re 2 paca AP cates es Y to the Osage River (a short dis- > néaii ig way > 4 KFUO, ¥ ith which KSD shares Sundays . May 5, by addition of thea eS ne we: ? Sens Sica é: PR . “2 a st of Jefferson City) south , ) ah So : : ; effers y }- the 550 kilocycle channel, has re- | Continentals, whose concerts of op- | ci yale back on Highway Data Given 1 in arranged its sc hedule to make th oe | eratic music under the direction of : re 64 fren olla. Nos. 50 and M t . Starting this morniny,/| Ces So h | No. tolla. NOs oO , M ye i. » the air Sund: a a re GEN teeta the best 66 coincide in St. Louis County on fi oring aps EFUO will go on et eunadiys; of the kind in radio. . er . ‘\fanchester road. About half of Latest information as to road = mm. to 12:15 p. .., , ; pet ' ) ot oO re SS ES ST = : : . : port ‘ta pent 8:9" _ ng i | KSD’s broadcasting today is to Ate. , | the distance is paved and the rest conditions is supplied to the. eeeerom. 2:00 tO * Dp. m. an’ | begin at 12:30 o'clock. with a! mostly in fine condition, ,) public by the Resort and Trave! pat §:15 p.m, Its principal), . scan = ’ Bureau of the Post-D es se le Pee ’ | brief recital of Negro spirituals by x poe ee ek ” . § eee . ic he Post-Dispatch. week dav ait¢ ; noon iil oadcasting ' af omen'’s trio Ma ; “4 ie aie f az S34 aie ee ; Se. . more than Among the most numerous of period will begin “2 “ Seton Tp Its hi wei gomeawe wilt bn Sha hi 4 ae i eR sale Re a 3 fame as a beauty spot and a pleas- | the requests received are those . ev Licht schedule wy 92 ax i sec ee r3i i fi ; } . . ; eR . Pe Gee Na oF" KOA at 2 . a “ eS sa aN Ax - . ss ' ’ - > ROucms . 7 week ei . 3 1 ‘ | Ideler string semble in Bagby Ree a a ie ee ae = ae. Se ee ant place to spend an hour or two | ¢ tor the 50-page auto trails atlas follows: Monday. 190 p. m.; Tues-|} s1€r String ensemoie in &@ Bagdy a Be ; SS ; oS sat a ¥ 4 is spreading as Missourians inke to |‘ Of the United States and East- day, §:30 p. m.: Wednesday, 9:50; | Komilli concert, with Alvin Bach Se RE EN Ser SRR Pee eae 3 RS SRR sa nae aa a SAN co a, | - 4 , SESE RNS ae eee: it was settled @3 years ago ai) ity ’ dé pit ting highw ays, : weld -4 “ry «2 , ; . } 44 , le :.. "> ae oo ‘ eee : seals ee eaten oo : Ae, os sea ee x. ws \ "3 oA 8 os Sai ms ; ' wet , a re “a s . . ‘ oa : é é . st . ¥ S P ' P : ty vr x See Ss ul 4 oclocs. } Be . s RES So NC eS 2.» Rt | band of colonisis from the us- | 4 , mn — win: us - — om Ll our ifn wew a tse ies ies ey Stites PEE | oe. SE Ree Ss Se PS ea er -ovince ’ Westphalia. Its or «V¥ Cents a 1e oslt-1)is- } vo ° yf | 26-1 KSD “ il] resume broadcasting at ’ ‘ aut Pe R20 Ye Neat ¥ of ¢ aa _— FF, - e oN Ss oil ' Sian pt ovince ot ul, b ? 7 t | — j a4 ™ { ] . Pa!ais 8) t i aliu, i? ‘i 4 “ . ; 1 il 1 j i : .. Ape Rha SOoRr , ‘ . a Se . . a Oe 4 es. ‘ : =. r 4 ° xy te te imposing stone ehureh 1s the key . l a ‘ l “ANC — ceé n Ss mai . d. In- } , ‘ rches oclock when will put the fi- one cd S age Wass. sag ae oo ee i). Ferre ae . gre ins acca sed ata ; = 7 § Hotel oe Srense nal] Stetson Parade on ~ ‘oir The | ea: a as 2 = SS apaeneies ae | BOIS NAN ne, SNRs ff *S ee to this European aspect, and the | dividual state maps cost (10 4 ‘ ‘ 1 MLSs ATs on tHe alr. hic Ie — ee Be a wee oe. “ . rete ee PX. ey. tas. 4 eo ’ ‘ 7. : . ie . ” oO ‘ ‘ " en ZAR ee inseeliteaipad : program will be made up of march "s eae ee Oil a Re Mes Se ‘ a. : EE act Be oon” visitor's secondary impression is of eonts or 12 cents mailed, City J . - ao 9 > - ei trhea + ¢ o j = iJ > J i : i} i Ai P SR wy “ ‘ > . : > SA a : 0 > “~ o on we ‘ By Sa P ‘ +» ~~ . ; . ‘ "6 . ‘a « "= — a p* } and ] ua \ aiice S orcnesili anil ft u si . writt wn by wer ‘ whe oad ' > on See? ee: 3 Re" ‘ - Seer ee Ay Gr 2 b: tan “ ry et = sa eae SERRE. lee . ~~ the brightness and cleanliness of ; guides are Pp! ic . ad at es cents aie cae oe, Rppene tye . i . Ree, So aes ie ceil = & & ! ian, So” tages aaa a the place, its air of well being. and 30 cents mailed, giving lo- ,lived in Weymouth, Mass., head- a, | Se & Sa as" : ope \ Reer as Ps eapse tit — cation of streets and public quarters of the Weymouth Post ; Ra Se MRE % ae ’ ie si aS ape The vihage has a winding main alae ' = A pod he) i | . Oe ’ peer “a eae : WES FS OS eee re | street and sevel ul wag? a of Greater St. Louis M: f , : ie oes a i nues, and it lies peacefully in a rreater St. Louis, Maps © been featured from the outset in ; ee a 2 se ‘ pie > = . i$ the Ot 3 ie atreet a te : S k | t W..7 ‘3 peg Rages Ee oe PX GREE I ty narrow valley, upen the bank of ie St. Louis street system are ese 5t me 2S Ree 2 SN KS ; = did : he “ . tnese stetson yroaaca ° ; m SS ae Ryde Ey SIAR St erro Maries Creek 4 strenIn W hich is pris ed at 40 cents and 45 cents Burrell, Arthur M. Raymond and | : oy eS 3 3 .. Saree ee Se } ‘ guns es . wep The motorist nailed Frank Ventre. brother of William ) oe. RE Be RS FSP I Swe aasigs Oe - nearly a river the o . , he ? , , , > i : Saeaeee ; is aching “Orn ©® north or e tld ; + Hotel Jefferson orchest Ventre, leader of the band, are : > RT ena Seas 3 ae ee pier gg ee ea beh lds Westphi . Bie i\Crso! CilCstle : bs . PN LS es 2 eS Ls ee . . oi Sia ? I bo Db s es il- : 5 , among composes represented on : >: 2a MEO IO Sox I Sy RES So. SRR #3 | south on No. . harass . ag seh's was threatened: i 184° Thursday, iy to ] ] loc eh nae oe oe wa “te sn ohende ; ‘ POSE «> 3 . cus ae Ss SF aA ~ oe , * lia suddenly from a hilltop; it iS ct j Ih) us irea nea; Tl ; ‘ ; . i eC } P re i i . Vi i id ~ i } ] ‘ oa 7 ¥ ; . : , . S% : -e . . =— x ° = ~~ % Sal: ’ “4 ie 7 . ? ’ " 4 See . ° ‘Bernie's orchestra. x = cc. Mn ahoebew Re gg aie Aer Se a “ie gre 3 ea ee ie ‘a dull man who will not then ex- the priest, discouraged, returned a? . ‘ Py P . , ‘ ‘om? pakhy ] March, \\ incheste1 aK » oo 2 : oe ~ Sire ‘ eee » Rx RS a aA. a i ge Sg “ = “ wen ad | , P . . + + Le Sf | ouis leaving ; the doo) Friday. io-Su to Be ollack’s March a the air Galop 1] D * Ne nnd . ae ase oe ae ob Bose e PR Po eS ‘elaim in admiration of the scene, . . «A =, { S- on } echestra; 11 to 11.80 te , ae ee. Ress eieleiee i , the south the picture is par- | Ot the closed log chureh this com- yee ghia ) ‘Camp March, Cel. Whipple March, Oe eee mentary in Latin: “Why should ; geen orchestra Major Benyon Marci, South Shoe ticularly striking. 2 te 1 = nt eh es Saturday, 10 to 11! o'clock. Rudy/} 7. * Ratenee wi ree tea ‘ aia , ae , *e » band of Cutholic farm- | "an Who covets hardships hie to Pa ttee’s Z Ss oss.” |Commandery March and March oi Above. the bridge over the Osage River on the highway to Jefferson City. Below, left, juncture of Maries Creek and the Osage and, right, motorists rage ada we ap) Via pen trat- | the dusky Indies? Let him come a ‘ ; rc i esi e / . ‘ — 4? aol o } a ‘ js i - ers Trot ‘) ti es ylas A : st ‘ - 7 . °@ . © aad . Ss - 4 bi-vbsa. , ! fat ° . 7 : : Se Rilleeenn: orcicatra. Seventia Reglin I trying their luck in Maries Creck. ed the comparative wilderness of | tO Westphalia and he will find : : = — : — 7 — hardships a-plenty.” Monday, 31 to 11:: otel Jef- At 4:36, KSD is to broadeast a wee 7. sie of i} Coro} te inn . ., Barling low-wing monoplanes, dc- o SIMMONS METAL BMiic,’ ere ‘nerally called h raza. is his wp music frou. ae wich : abi Me wt . \u. 61 riving judgement failure hy mans ases in which -ag eles. cording io CGeorge W. Curran, rNUtcracker Suite.’’ Wil i we “The Quec r Sheba.” Instantls Is ‘close @ ids teers abton, 210., eerve right-of-way rule. fajlure , to * Were Lilled. i @ vide: comniander of Jackson Johnson Jr. BED ° 3 ¢ . - ] ey .{? iphe ’ Y Y ley ~ 7? ire tj * Genuine Simmons all-steel Beds. me 8 a Witle girl who ts given a great Alfred Wallenstein, solo ‘cellist ‘’ ens Sapir gael _e be ui ©G Q5 TOT i ear nodes ee eicent chee wae an follows: . | than 50 aeronautical concerns of , scribed in a Jesuit history: Not winds to Jefferson City, Westpha- Full size. Rich, brown, wood-fin- Silver wutcracker on Christians »| Of the orchestra, will play the |*”. Mi —— a Missouri side. amnicil gawsencer oc: A nnu- | destrian Wi walking across ihe _ Louis and states as far west as/a nail or bit of iron was used in lia is four and a half miles sout! ] tf th ast ene 2 eS a “ahi eis ha . ' + “= the construction: wooden bolts | of this bridge, and on the way ish metal. These Beds are bar- PS & party her honor. When th obligation in the ballet music from 7 WO Nines 0! Pow ek ee unprotected alifornia and as far east as Zains at this price. Buests hia left and she has re-; “‘The Queen of Sheba” of Gold- Missouri Highway ». 94 botween > Cine ee 4 eer aero beg alics. | York. have reserved space in the held together beam, cross-beam, |}there are fine views of the river : vi ) , But the wheels tar below the road. Pay $1 Down fred, she j not abl 19 sieep after mari. Alton, Ill., and es BA PSCR, 2 r VTL ? ae at ¢} ‘ ' ial , ) . Loy : ar was comin’? Coliseum. lLucluded in this list are shatt nd axle-tree the exciting things that have hap Westell Gerdon, ty ee Se ee eee Uh ) RS . nd w about 75 feet away. when! ll airplan: inanufacturers and/were the most characteristic fea-; Thirteen miles bayond Westpha- ~ \ » ers ‘ rorat hi. \° "ic tenor. 1s niall ae ak > oe . — - : 1) | ‘ - 4 ' bis . ‘ - Pn ‘ ge > fi ie ‘ «i \ ai . | . 4 ‘ “A ; 3 i i ; ; ‘ ; " ; : : ‘ L.cCwWis and Clark bridge ver tit a vehi etoried across I two glider manufacturers. Acecog- | ture of this singular conveyance. | lf, which is In Osage County, is BABY fenced. She steals downstairs ¢t to be featured soloist in the con- | 4 ergy Brey ie eis incipal factor contributing ine Pecescran piapmagare gle Bb » pl being cl ; , t: i? mutiful rifts, 1): 1"1 . cert by Mai = vine ex’ ‘ pitol oF ad iSSk Bee eer MiisSissippl . \"« rs by Fe : r ; » e , . ove is ' ‘ - ' J trill ' sory exhibit yr : \ il] display virtu- The: ¢ We re of one pie e. elng ¢ r- kreeburg, a village KO high that tl? : Ss Ca amily dh Uing, eular-shaped slices from the trunks, Rock island Railroad runs throws: ks - . 4 ¢ , * Mans \ Wey Lecaus feet he became alarmed at the sud AN , - ae , , , Ld ames. tor tie ; — , - ati . LUSt well believe that these curious Wag- | nanding site is a church with twin | is midnight. Strange sounds lime anywherc, his latest SON Bos. Seti " 1B — pee ee elaeane: drivers did not hat their cars, den approach of the machine. The | Various models ' alrplane en- | : 7 a ‘S, Madrid in the southeastern ari ~ pis paamiigo apres sia a aie cil hic] rines, including the latest type of ons, as they were drawn along by | spires. Ten miles south of Free- . " . , ' Th c } ** we Se : . ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ g ‘ ° * . : , ‘ chda "u. ae in the air. Th ' ia ie | me ) ' ‘ , old hous CPCCA KN ‘ ++), i “a 3 Se : : | : : _ a a : : ~ 7 od : = ~- What a eontrast between the and of “Mary's ' ‘ ounty and fan he safely carri ‘én “lege naa | ae tier an —_ ~ : : — —— - - — +. --- ’ here ; rie d Ot, (oT) SeCe ia a ie a "a ae und bookselier of WLondon who : , 1 le a , ® * ° , . m 9 a een eee ie ~ ees “¢ * " > \ r t I } . , ri i ' I { ; c ° ME these the little girl is fright-| ,, as a friend of Gladstone as a ————«—««- | transportation ov pris | creek as I f Gladstone. Th tive roads of 99 years ago and the Between Vienna and Rolla the ‘ ene. ? Q ~ yee »l- e « ‘ bt on 1. But th nutcracker sudden ‘talents of young Gordon, however. ly comes ife to drive the ma-j; ' Muders away. The nutcracker is, of course, really a fairy Prinee. and me engages in mortal combat with the mouse king and finally kills im. The little girl faints from all the €xcitement and has a wonder- | ! dream in Which the nutcracker i Stlaken his rightful position, hat ofa Prince, and they fly away Wve . ah why /* NM together to the Jam “ee ig the —m ® “gdom of the Sugar Plum Fatry. spat of dolls surrounding the : shia The suite is composed of ss Werture and six dances, all in Miniature. The Mening number of the con- will be Carl Maria | overture to “Der F Nfar of the “Free Archer” or sman.” The theme depicis _: Sinister Spirit, emissary of the vil, Who sells to Max. the marks- = some magic bullets that shall miss, For them he demands the pe Ssoul. Tuckily the bul- not miss, the last one kill- ond the Devil's emissary, whose S0¢s to ransom that of Max. a. erture is considered one of a St in cperatic literature. ly aoe the Symphony Ne. 2 0 EF Von Reethoven. Dr. Fred. | trte k Stock has programmed the Lrghets, ny Na Of the concert, Although Eo Phony WAS Written during i‘ ‘ORL BKOPrKH | fy] period in the Be POB8Er’s life, it reflects none of : movement as the second were inherited from his mother, Who was an acconplished singer and teacher. AS a boy he sang solos in the choir at St. George's, Bloomsbury, London, and studied the organ, He also studied the ‘cello under W. E. Whitehouse of the Royal Academy | of Music, and later took up the | Study of composition. lie has toured the world in con- cert, his repertoire including many Where they are entertained by the) ? : ‘ ballads of his own composition. Some of these will be heard Sun. : day night, including the two men- tioned above, and “One _ Little Dream of Love,” “No One Knows But the Red, Red Rose.” “The Rose of Memory Lane.” and | “Down the Highway of Dreams.” based on the German | : ; John Charles Thomas, baritone. who is to be soloist in tonight's | Atwater Kent hour, from 7:15 to) §:15 over KSD, has won his fame in this country as a concert singer, but is known abroad as an operatic star of considerable magnitude. Thomas was born in Myersdale, Pa., educated here and there. as: his father’s assignments in the, Methodist ministry carried the family about the country. and studied music at the Peabody In- stitute in Baltimore, where he won 'a scholarship when pursuing a' medfeal course ata Johns Hopkins. Thomas is distinctly an American musical product. His preliminary schooling in song interpretation | TWO OF THE WEEK Ss ST. ARS IN BROADCASTS OVER STATION KSD ms in Atwater Kent Hour | attractively with age. The cool central section, now 84 years old, | Marcella Shields, who will play Mamie in “The Pot- trucks and pleasure cars that sxim highway curves down a steep hil'- over the fine gravel Highway No. | 63 today. The stone edifice replaced ‘the, log St. Joseph's Church in 1545, additions to this central section having Leen erected about 18§? finished for several years after ihe nave. Limestone was used (for the foundation and cotton rock, another native stone, for the sup-r- structure; the cotton rock yellowe] is 55 feet long. The church !: tall. having two galleries, and thers are noteworthy stained glass win- dows. An adjoining four-story | brick school was built In 1865. When the chimes sound the An- gelus, fhe devout residents uf | Westphalia for years have dropped | 4. any well-advertised new place | to eat and several good, old places to their knees, wherever they were, for brief prayers, tn Old Worid custom, There is a hotel in Westphalia bearing a wide reputation for Its i'meals and pleasant guest rooms. On its walls are a number of striking old prints. The village is riiiles , ‘from a railroad flag station and off the beaten path, but if proof he needed that it keeps up with the times. one has but to observe: i'mobile in the United States trav- the red and blue felt hats current- ly affected by its young bloods. In | the vicinity there is good memiae ofl and hunting. | The drive out No. 50 to the Junc- | tion of No. 63 is well known. To | ‘consumed 106,596.000,000 gallons of ‘this point from the St. Louis city sile and crosses the Gasconade River on what some folks call a ‘sSlantindicular”’ bridge—that tg to say, this structure, modern in con- struction, has ite roadway at a sharp angle rather than level: land in 1995: the steeple was not, furthermore, the trusses are wun- derneath, not above the road, The Gasconade here is an attractive sight. All the way along No. ¢€3% there are panoramas of green ; country, dotted momentarily with ,redbud and dogwood. rom the junction of Nos. 68 and 66 in the outskirts of Rolla to the St. Louis limita is 162.2 miles. the distance covered on No. 68 being 53.3 miles. Rolla is interesting oa the home of the Missourt School of Mines, whose campus ta devel- oping as the school expands. There in Rolla. The importance of cater- ers to the appetite cannot be over- looked by the seasoned motorist Average Mileage Of Cars 5590 in U. S. WASHINGTON, April 27.—Esti- rates of the Amertean Motorisis’ Association show that each awte- eled approximately 6590 miles i 1e2s8 The estimate ie based on leawoline consumption by the more than 724.490.9000 motor vehicles ree- istered in the year. These welkicl:« was in light opera and musical. John Charles Thomas, 7 | a Physical an, e | te ee pein that Continued on Page 13. | on KSD Tonight. ters,” in the Eveready Hour on KSD Tuesday night. ‘Bmits en Manchener read & $15.7 | oe at the time, f

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Often the pedestrian loses presence of mind and does. the wrong thing, this resSultine in a fatal accident “Drivers should have leit cars | unde r control and be «a iving with }ecaution at unprotected intersect- | ions. “During 1927. 16,500 pedestrians | were killed and approximately 350.- | OOO injured in the United States at i street intersections. “The Traffic Coinmitiee of th | Safety Council is now giving som consideration to the matter of pe- There was only a fraction of a second to think. This was seemingly insuf- ficient for the victim, who evident- ) - the rear; instead, he stepped to the | The motor car in this case the inter- of about | destrian control and hones through | proper legislation to improve the | Situation, but in the last analysis ; the real remedy for accidents to | pedestrians is in the hends of the | pedestrians and the driving public. “Inattention of drivers has a}- So . bint ; " | ready taken many human lives ip | St. Louis this year, Drivers must ‘learn to concentrate upon their driving just as they problems that face practical problems present selves to the mind of the | business man every day the only way prop] do upon othe then. and | these ms can Many them- uverage } . ' be solved is through care‘y] study | and concentration. The problem of safety driving a motor car must be | Solved the same way. “New drivers should yraetic | driving in the public parks or in |other places where they have a fairly open stretch of road with lit- | | tle interfering traffic. | ners in motor car driving to learn | the art Of safe driving. | J a : A common cause of poor driv- ing judgment has frequently been | found among drivers Who have im- | bibed too freely in icants. There Busy public | Streets are not the place for begin. | ulcoholic intox- are many cases on | Tecord where a serious accident has resulted because a driver was | unable erly to estimate because of a distance befogged prop- and | befuddled mental condition result- ing from intoxicants. This is some- | thing that is realized by very few | drivers. It is not infrequent to read / in the columns of the press of the | disastrous result of some road house | Party where the driver of an au- | tomobile, not intoxicated and | parently feeling sober’ and beliey.- (ing himself to be sober. has run into a lamp-post or into another motor car or has run down a pe- destrian. “In investigating the causes of a number of similar accidents oc- curring recently in an Eastern city, the drivers in several cases where they did not happen to be seriously injured in the accident, were later | required to take intoxicants }about the same extent they did on night of the accident and were ee ERNEe een between given points. Their {inability to do so has in- dicated clearly that their intelli- gence and judirment has been ef- operation occurs on the St. Louis to Joplin road, U. S. No. 66. from a point a mile and a half west of Dillon. This stretch is Only one fected, although they were not suf- fering from acute alcoholism. One bit of advice that will be given to motor car drivers is that they mile in length. never attempt to operate their cars ap- | ee to. - after having indulged to any great extent in intoxicants. ‘road courtesy should play its part. Drivers should the sive 'to the driver on their right ‘is preparing to cross the intersec- | tion and who reached it when } | did or shortly before. Many driv- (ers seem to think when they are | traveling on a boulevard that this i | | Automatically gives them the right- “A few drivers obey the right- of-way rule; many do not under- | stand it; others ridicule it; but still few obey it. It is here that right-of- | ‘ ) | way on approaching an intersection | expected the pedestrian to step to} | drawn 1€ | Who) harmful |Of-way over other drivers desir. ‘ing .to cross this boulevard. This | | is not true, The right | of-way applies just as much on streets crossing boulevards as anywhere else. “Poor brakes is an outstanding | contributing cause of accident. Lv- | ery motorist should have the | brakes on his automobile tested | periodically at some good brak-: testing station and not wait until 'emergeney has arisen and the brakes refuse to work hefore real- izing that they need attention. Th greatest safeguard any motorist has is the brakes on his autoino- | bile. The condition of these brakes | | Inay mean the loss of a life or the | saving of a life depending upon i whether the brakes are in Dad or good condition. “The Safcty Council hopes to regulate by ordinance the danger- ous praciice indulged in by man: motorists by overcrowding their | motor car and allowing children or adults to ride on the running board. It is not uncommon to sé a smal] automobile of the coupe or roadster model containing from four to six adults. How can any driver expect to act properly in an emergency -if the emergency brakt ; is entirely oui of reach? Likewise »how can a driver expect to op- erate his car safely when he is so crowded tnat he cannot handle steering when vision his properiy wheel right the his to is so and | | completely shut off as is true when | The to ride practice on the several and |a car is overloaded? of allowing pcoople ‘running boards has taken lives in St. Louts this year snou'ld not be countenanced civilized community if the traffic laws are to be worth the paper | are written. on VW hich eas wil i wide they Safety Council campaign, begin shortly. to the i inese hy ee he. Gee which wi itv- saitety I] aims to bring home driving and walking iw accident public im) thee dang: eliminated 1] as causes of hope that many of ous practices | and that human life | in such grave danger | today on public streets.” a New Coupes Offered Studebaker h: just announced | new coupes for two and four pas- sengers on the Commander Tie Se mn } { a} tre VA not he 1s truc iS eight chassis. The FRONT WHEEL CONTROL F!tt stop Shiaam d reedsheockh in 10 minates. (Ahem | beck guarantee. : | For Mode! T Ford; Chevrolet 80 1927 & earlier, also Overland 23 Add 25» Brothers truck and commercial car lines, over February. Gains in shipments registered by the seni®r six line for March over the previous month totaled 141 per cent. The standard six made a gain of 40 per cent while the Dodge trucks and commercial cars reported a gain of 78 per cent. “Reports reaching us from deal- ers over the country indicate a rec- ord-breaking spring buying sea- son,” said Charles W. Matheson. general sales manager. “The intro- duction of the new Dodge Erothers six models, at prices within reach of millions of families, has met with unusual public reception. and April shipments ere going for- ward to domestic and foreign mar- kets on a scale that indicates 2 continual prosperous buying era.” The enthusiastic public reception of the mono-piece body construc- tion, an exclusive feature of the eight models in the new Dodge Brothers six line, has been given added significance by an engineer- ing prediction that “the all metal seamless body is the automobile body of the future.” This prediction was made by George J. Mercer, consulting body engineer, and former chairman of the Committee on Standards, body division of the Society of Automo- tive Engineers, before a_ recent meeting of the Cleveland section of the S. A. E. The all-metal seamless body identical with the mono-piece con- struction offered on all new Dodge 3rothers six cars. In ths body, the four major metal sections welded into one piece. engineering tests have 1s are proven the welded joints stronger than any other part of the body. Outstand ing advantages claimed in this construction include stability, stur- diness, silence, safety, roominess and improved appearance. Exhaustive | the | a a ee Trash Git Mead Dealers’ ~ § 4 ee . - Aa ; Uses Traveling ¢ Annual Meet = } . s*¢ . ( = Js Office’ for Trips M d ae > PONTIAC, Mich. April 27.— onday, May ‘3 ; Paul W._ Seiler. president = ; ’ General Motors Truck Co., has , » provided himself with a ‘“‘trav- 2 Two Slates N ; - } eling office” which makes its §| Officers and Directors 2 owner and other executives of ¢| for 1929 7 >the company independent of $| , a ) train schedules and hotels. | ‘ Completely equipped with 2 | The annual meeti ¢ dining and sleeping accommo- §/_) Ane Ng Of the ») dations, kitchenette, bathroom, , Ouls Automobile Desay ‘radio and other conveniences, }| Hon will be held at noon on ) the “Carcajou” Which is a. a i a ee i le “ ~ ad eotes See ews lh a — coach chassis with special body, enables its owner and associates ¢; short notice, the General Mo- to attend, on meetings at branches of the tors Truck Co. scattered over the country without loss of time from executive duties. En route, problems are discussed, Plans laid and interdepartmen- tal matters cleared as this lux- urious coach quietly eats up miles. Another advantage gained with this mobile executive headquarters is that it enables ‘ officials of the company to sur- 'vey and keep — in touch with much of the outlying territory ( that, being not easily accessible 5 / 4 4 c t by train, seldom comes under the observation of the execu- » tive group. Miles Pass Faster Now. This season offers an irresistible impulse to do more driving. ar owners should be his fact especially ations. humerous ° The mindful of in connection with the car’s lubrication schedule. Under average circumstances the odometer climbs twice as rapidly and this calls for shorter intervals between oiling and greasing oper- = a - Aut > ase “a cre “3 : | day, May 6, in Hotel Core ‘; is announced by Robert g (| secretary. 3 | A nominating committee. » pointed by P. H. B : ident, has selected two ticket; officers and directors, whieh » be voted on at the m Bs The tickets: President, Lk Archer of the Archer-Mahn y tor Co., and E. A. Hatfield of Mississippi Valley Motor Ge.» president, G. M. Berry of the Be Motor Car Co. and O, BE Wa the Chevrolet Motor Co% tres. O. H. Perkins of the Gene tors Truck Co. and W. HL Wes of the Vesper-Buick Auto Ga directors, P. H. Brockman ef §& De Luxe Automobile Co; Ben of the Igou Motor Co.; art of Midwest Motors, Ine; F. Tate of the Tate Motor Cg; liam Walsingham of the te Automobile Co,, and , of the Weber Implement @ 4 Co. Of the directors three will be elected for terms. Three of the rectors will be holdover of the directorate for the pe: year. aS SPOOL PRP FFARR AAA FARA FRA AAA AA t ‘sg ee es = Gea #» 4444444 6 4 2+ 6 44444 4 4 24 4644 6 4 So Se THE compl Wow! ment Pitted or Cupped Tires. The Only System Working Hot Thousands have learned the dif ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 3920 Lindell 4 5 hl modern patented precision tool “No Guessing”—In Correc ee Shimmvy—Hard Turning—Loose Steering—Wander or Weave—J 7 —Scuffed Tires—Wear or Shoulders of Tire Tread—Spotty Tire’ Gabriel Snubber Sales ana Service a H. C. MERRY, Inc. MERRY SYSTEM offers o mes | ete Wheel Alignment Service with + equip. approved by car manufacturers, ~ ‘ om > e ; s : : or Cold. Drive in for Free Test. ference of our Better Brake Servic Lindell OWNER PREFERENCE SIX-SIXTY "635 and upwards all prices at factory LANSING MICHIGAN 109 IN, WHEELBASE The satisfactory service of Durant-built cars, year after year, has strengthened Durant owner loyalty and enthusiasm. Competing ears gain few converts among Durant owners. Drive the Six-Sixty for half an hour and you will begin to understand this whole-hearted and lasting preference for Durant Cars. L AND—FOR *595—THE DURABLE DURANT FOUR- FORTY—A CAR WITH AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD oS © ' o-@ GC A 8 METROPOLITAN DEALERS: BLASE MOTOR SALES 917 Baden Av. St. Louis, Mo. BUENGER DURANT SALES 5210 W. Florissant St. Louis, Mo. CENTRAL DURANT SALES 1619 Lafayette St. Louis, Mo. DIERL DURANT SALES 1335 S. 7th St. St. Louis, Mo. ROBINSON MOTOR CO. 4647 Pace Blvd. St. Louis, Mo. BLAKENEY MOTORS Grand & Natural Bridge, St. Louis, Mo. O. B. RIDDLE MOTOR CO. 952 Hodiamont Av. St. Louis, Mo. E. G. SHADE SALES & SERVICE 3120 Locust St. Louis, Mo. 4036 Easton Av. 3417 S. Grand Av. 2009 Madison 316 E. Ferguson 11 Darst Road 4900 Jennings Rd. BOKA-YEATER MOTOR SALES TAYLOR MOTOR CAR CO. GRANITE CITY DURANT SALES WOOD RIVER DURANT SALES WIELMS DURANT SALES BELL-SMART MOTOR CO. Manchester and Denny Roads Kirkwood, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Granite City, Il. Wood River, Ill. AOS Utne GIVENS MOTOR SALES Ferguson, Mo. 1131 St. EDW. Jennings, Mo. 3700 W. DURANT MOTOR COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS Wholesale Factory Branch—3205 Locust St. Route No. 12 SUTTON MOTOR CO. 3110 Sutton Av. oe POND MOTOR CO. Ja Glencoe RFD No. 17 CHAS. F. GATZWEILER JOHANNES MOTOR CO. - 720 E. Big Bend Rd. - COOKSON MOTOR CO. Te ENDRES MOTOR 5S | EN » 4 : > ae ea ; eee é om > ans: ES GREENWALD SALES & SERVICE Maplewood, Pond, Mes. St. St. Charles, Mee Webster Groves, Mo. Louis Av. E. St. Louis, J. HUNT MOTOR SALES E Levill dw 4 a > ee ‘eg Ss a a ak pe i. <= ' Belle Main St. im. - ¢ -mary to land at an outlying airport, P 23" At St. Louis é' ROMOTERS of the effort by the Chamber of Commerce and local aviation leaders to have a national aircraft show heid in Bt. are hopeful of success, uis Aircraft manufacturers are known to favor holding one large snow a year in place of several ex- nibitions. It is also apprectatad that a show cannot be held in the East without a similar exhibition in the West. St. Louis, because of its site, is the logical compromise. Tee srouP of Wichita plané manu- facturers sought to have their city designated as the show center, but now understood to be support- ing the St. Louis movement, All manufacturers are being circular- on the proposal and St. Louts representatives are personally pre- senting the proposition to the in- fiuential persons in the industry. It is proposed to hold the exhi- bition in the National Dairy Asso- ejation arena, now under construc- tion on Oakland avenue, opposite Forest Park. It is pointed out that planes to be exhibited could be landed at the old air mail field in the park and taxied across Oak:- Jand avenue into the building, which has opening 80 feet wide. This arrangement would be ideal, as in cities where shows have been held heretofore, it has been neces- tear down the ship, haul it to the exhibition hall by truck and re- assemble it. St. Louis-Omaha Line. Combination air mail and pas- senger service from St. Louis to Omaha, by way of Kansas City, will be opened: by the Universal aviation Corporation next Wednes- day. Planes will leave Lambert- &. Louis Field daily at 7:25 a. m., arr.ving at Kansas City at 10:05 a. im. and Omaha at noon. East- bound planes will leave Omaha at 1p m., arriving at Kansas City at 3 o'clock and at St. Louis at 5:50 p. m. Connections will be mace at Omaha with the trans- con-inenta]l route. Single-miotored Fokker planes, having places for six passengers and two fuots will be used on a route. The first ship was deliv-| eared here last week and two more will be received before Wednes- day. The planes are powered with 410 h. p. engines and have a top speed of 140 miles an hour. A night service over the same route will be started as soon as the Nehting system, now being in- stalled. ts completed. Planes will leave here in the evening, arriving at Omaha about midnight. Charles Rousch, Walter Hunter and Fren- cis Rust of the Robertson Air- eraft were selected as pilots for the new service. St. Louisans Visit The group of St. Louisans, i- cluding Phit Love, who made & tour of nine Eastern cities in the interest of the Third National Ae- ronautic meeting, to be held here next month, returned home Friday. The party traveled in the Gold Shell, tri-motored plane of the Shell Corporation. Air Salesman on Road. loe Read. airplane salesmana- cer for the Universal Aviation Cor- poration, departed Friday on a 10- dav business trip through Missouri. Universal recently became a dis- tributer for the Travel-Air com- pany, and Read so far has sold eight Travel-Air planes. He also sold four Curtiss-Robins, two with Challenger motors, last week, To Build Two New Hangars. The line of hangars on the west side of Lambert Field will re- ceive two additions this summer. The Von Hoffman Aircraft Cor- poration is making plans to erect two new hangars adjoining its pres- ent hangar, to be used for servic- ing and storing transient planes. The company recently obtained a year’s contract to gerviec the Bt. Louis-Dallag passenger ships. Chinese Studies Aviation. A Chinese, a Porto Rican. & Mexican and a Dane are among recent students enrolled at Parks Air College. Eddie Seetoo of Can- ton is the Chinese. He its work- ing for a transport license and plans to enter commercial avia- tion in China. The Mexican is Nine Cities. Umberto Alcocer of Yucutan, the: Porto Rican is Rogelio Matos of Yabucoa, and the Dane is Alex Brun, nephew of the Danish Am- bassador to the United States. Griffin in New Post. C. H. Griffin, formerly with Cur- liss Flying Service, has been ap- pointed Eastern sales représenta- tive for the Mahoney-Ryan Co. Putting Cardinal on the Market. The St. Louis Aircraft Corpora- tion reports that several good deal- er prospects for the Cardinal were obtained et the Detroit show. John MeMillan. in charge of Cardinal ales, will hop off for the West coast in a few days to demonstrate ‘ne Cardinal to Pecta. Beautifying Lambert Field. ®& KR. Parks, acting field man- ager of Lambert-St. Louis Field, SSZ..9839. JeESES ERIS SC... S3eR8 . Ld 65% California pros- ‘8 Carrying on a campaign of beau- “ification at the airport. Old sheds and other unsightly objects are Le- ‘NZ removed and the area sur- rounding the fieta manager's of- fice is to be sodded and concrete walks installed. Dole was put up last week and the colors will be raised every "Orning. Parks seeks also to have ‘rinking fountains installed dor "h@ conventence of the pubiie. Fiying School Sold. Purchase of a controlling in- ‘erest in the Porterfield Fiying| School of Kansas City was an- "ounced last week by the Universal Aviation Corporation. The new °wners plan a construction pre- Sram for the school, including tro. and an administra- A downtown flytng) tw “on building, *hool will also be established. —— Airport Dedication. A 60-foot flag; Re an rol te re - ro la th sti an tir ct Le pl In th ct = : od Carthage Officers ef the Thirty-fifth Di- L Poe Sie See A Se aS SS See ee eee : eee at. aS, ger F Se eee ea fe Vn Ra megh ise 3 Epis = ~ Aor

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re a 5 ‘ —— ~ = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 a ae ___ «SST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ces PAGE 3 cr ] pupae will be able to perform inf | lw as if the car were runniog is | Auto = — | cals ‘| .- At St. Louis Air Fi || Breaks Solo Record || Durant and Rugby = ee models 133 and 187 of the new/| high seas Annual Meet * | **” , uis Air Fields o%° tcaks Dolo Hecord || Exports Show Gain|| Puierce-Arrow Sedan by Dietrich _ || Feamun ne since new trans-| In ordinary tranamtastons, sash OS ~- a DETROIT, Mich., April 27. — * —_—_— /mission has been adopted With _ es occur because the various gears j} the new internal gear transmis-/; turn at different speeds. In the A i sion. furthermore. a second gear internal gear traremiission, the Overseas shipments of Durant cars ' } Ips | M d i ns a : : ra tt on ay, May 6 Pie crane of the effort by vision Air Service flew to Carthage, ; 7 ¢ ‘hamber of Comm ; i oa Sete ' hone ¢ 4° ° - fs Pe te ¢ an " ' . : . ; , . - ; en ‘ c . : re rav-.' Iwo. Slates Nomi national aircraft show heid in St. | dedication of the Carthage Airport ter Of 1929, showed a gain of 26 | hour is obtainable and as quiet-/ when they are doing no work. its Office inated rh Lou's are hopeful of success, | The officers of the unit gave 2 per cent over exports in the san . : r : : ?* nari ACT 3 i -_ ae a et or “4 “Aj , ’ of . and Directors Aircra:t é r pete age are surprise birthday party for Capt. | ee eee ner eee Mi “ lave J 4 me a show a year in puace of seve ral eX- | structor, Friday night For 1929 the igure Was 2:10 is , - : , ‘ . ale . i ‘ i oI Pegs ~ noon > : 1Oo”"? / : a mitions. It Is also appreciatad ss ———e against 4046 Im 12928 ' a The annual meet e how cannot be held in ti | Six new courses, including on¢ Gilpin stated that while Janu Mm ©- Ng of the that & 5» ns He | for sales executives men ae eS ee Se ae i 7 +7? ; = + , i ©: ec utives. hay e been en ii~ jry 1G LS ehir ; Y : ry ’ y ; . A4V ul Avtomohile ‘ without a Similiar exhibition i ary, igeS, SNIP nts snowed no In- ' OF). Ulie Dealers’ A bast . . , nounced by the Von Hoffman ¢ 7 ¢ a? cre U0n Will be hela at r “S0Cia. in the West. St. Louis, because of | Flyin Sch ] me ener iar es crease over those of January, 192%, ; * Mt . i noon on Man its site is the logical compromise f) " lg = tes A f ass Oj .1ve oF brua ry expo! ‘ce we re more tha ; a aa May 6 ~ . : ; are rin ‘ ents Pre : aid gt , ry : = ody y ©, in Hotel ¢ oTronads ue «tee erour of Wichita plane manv- | Ket r a a ras STE SSS | ovU greater Phi company is : ” 2 . “x 4 ¢{ Z . . ‘ mon?) CU Ounced by Robert rp ¢aeturers Sought to have their city! — SCROO! AB Week. | strengthening its representation u One of the custom models being displayed by the Western Automobile ice secretary. Lee, qgignated as the show tenter, but | Dan Robertson Jerrices Plane 10. foreign countries, through the pol- Co., local distributer. ; > andereto + ha i ; . i icv institnted when ! Ihilin ¢« he« ‘ i. L2 ; ‘ } ; , = how oc | Sray for the body and Cameron} Speed at any point in the miles: DOWN iy oN 7 sTSiUCii, — » y o he xn} it d ’ li; de | Na Nhs 3 -% ; , - : fith ¢| the Chevrolet-Motor Co - treasurer in the park anc taxied across Oai:-| Gurney. The trip was n.Jde to in- well be lubricated every 10,000 | *°@5*! Gan by Pi arrow Of! ANY SIZE oge \ ' as "eT Lhe Ti? he ,1y ve & ‘ — . ; . : rr ; 4 ‘ ? 7 & & ; : aver 2 5 Ory (| O.. H. Perkins of the Genera] mné avenue into the building, | spect arrangements for the opening miles. The job, however, is one for |* **°°*™t" . Weecinam 7 ; rr , ha eT) ig ’ fee . de ; : y * «a at | +} . = fj “Dass , .- 7 ~ 7 nal } : P ” q - ; tors iruck.Co. and w H. ¥ M which has opening § eet wide. | of the new mail and passengze? ine expert—like the repair of a A five-pa meee —— TLAS REFINISHING co. Halance Easy Terms - ° ; Tra nere%me T rou!) ve 7 -? . . , , . ry rcs reg ' *}, } ‘ ' ~ der of the Vesper-Buick Auto c € This arrangement would b ,A€al, | service nexi Wednesifla. g00d watch. : ATGsiey Frees WUs Dac end- uUTO 3239 6-avois PR 9527 # cu- aire ctors. F’. H Brockman ~ and as in cies Where SHOWS Have Deen Aircraft Show at Park = = ers and With rray broad: lot} up- - : 4 . : , #) t ré re it h: @ beery nec. e. ’ ‘AS. ‘ » | . og I oOisiery im Thi wnnred ' t Mie — - ae Le Luxe Automobile Co.: g me oer tS oF socegeage omg aagtage | An invitation aircraft show ope May throw Gauge Out. suche a on Se ALL CARS $10 TO $25 . Tithe. toon Meter Ce - ety: Igou® -mry to land at an outlying airport, | hg lca - wages ww open 4 speck of dirt in the hole of {er wheelbas The Dietrich-built CENDERS ROLLED AND 00 cti n t ati : ‘4 F - _—_ .**, . - Rtew - x"? +) fa eh , » s>} 1? a _ i . as se iacture rs oO! Thilitayr v an j ? ’ ] + ’ y > or: +: » | a | 4 ts |} ? } , f Kl i INISHED } 4( H e ° ; rer = s - . © - gown sit eitai? jieh Ud at i? he j 3 i i tile i€ 7? Cap on _iié FPusoln tank ( j , ey Liolé ~ lian 7 4 4 a 7 ak. . ak? F (art of Midwest Motors, Ine: KF P Saattton one iggy ty eel) ee cOtmercial planes will be held at ‘ tie es AP e tan) porart fs | | é (hromium and Nickel Plating { i. 2 ‘ Tie, 4 . IV pailii i? ri NM ¢ ih. J csi Be Z . fiidt \ trig oO rt? : LS asoili rauge OY i is ding exampl« anf +) water . 5 j Tate of the Tate Motor Co. wah | Parks Airport in connection with | ote tg . ? ae eee 4025 West Pine Boulevard stil) OS oe ces Wy, lsin ain “9 Wil. aasern Die li. i 44 ns, : Jai sD i ithe dasn Out of itS stride In suc h B1\ 11. i \ll Cars testriped, £1.50 7") siGa0] aising nam of the Western - ,; aie saTane; trophy race. May a. > a wav that it registers j) uratelyv Accordine , Ww , “ OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS ‘ ne ; ith rhile _ Sw gr ‘ ; } ’ » Ach A ah ‘ ‘ = iii UC i ’ - é by i b im ‘) -& | 7 dg. 4 Aut mot ile Co., and George We St. Louis Omaha Line. | to 30 SAO a a «Mn _ J ; ee oO! : of the + her Implement & Auto Combination air r¥a1} and pas- | A Specgal Ni € morial da \ air ; y C 5 OM poe . ey 3 ction | Co genger service from St. Louis to/ gram will also } e] Lt \@! ‘ : , : —— « sa mk. 4 ill also be held at the air- \s'e'e'e ; ‘ } t : e! die wa . -. : ia oe : 1é all q @ule.| Of the © directors Omaha, by way of hansas City,| port the final day of the races. A UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOODP. nominated. ’ ar ’ _ . T 7 : 5 . | 7 ‘+ € ot | - . . Fe the | three wi be elected for two wens will be opened by the Universa! | number of celebrated pilots are ex 3 a % as | ss a j 4 Tre "Tt" } “2 ~ n ‘ar en iine —_— , * i m 11SS miinor ; nit . rdappecy ail ; Didly | te? rms. ] nree of the Present ai. aviation OI ete next UM edneés- } pected to participate qn the Various ae ’ . ae . } € Me ‘ Fvals; rectors w.ll be holdover rriembers day. Planes will leave Lambert-/! events. ier EE Bee by a a H pper-iof the directorat &. Zouis Field daily at 7:25 a. m.,} — Say while keeping her ship il ; | | e for the next : aii : sth Seeking Direct Mail Route. the air 26 hours and 21 minute year. arriving 2 ansas City at 10:05 - : | F ‘ P : te i Members of the (““hambey of las? wees R thereh: regaining : — am and Oma2ha at noon. East-/...... : ween ui ‘ —s hound planes wil) | Omaha at Comimerce Air Board will fly to! women’s endurance flight reco: Hy prane: “iil stave nana t | — ' a — a es aj : . “2 Ww asnington tomorrow To reqil st "T’t « rhotocranh iql-or hetnre ; AAA baba aaannannnnnnneeete a eS eee } rr Tikes arr ’ nz at Kansas ity | +} € est; bli hn nt - . * &> “> “ *> . - iz ii thee, i * ; Py a ‘ ti ‘Sia ns I 1é oT « girs t air hot ~t> t1 \ . ‘ : ~ 1E MERRY , at 8 o'clock and at St. Louis at ae = ‘ a ‘ r' hop-of! : RY SYSTEM offers a most ae x iidiane eit: be| Te route from St .Louis to N- dressed lady #1 . : , . a.0 ; ‘ Asics i ii } York ae : ¢ . * , * > i . WY , > 2, ry . “~ mplete Wheel Alignment Service with mate at Omaha with the trans-} pus.1.: oe ee NS | eee = ’ dern patented precision tool equip oninental rout | Pittsburg. A survey conducted by; nd GS ww en & uit “a . . @ — a , mt approved by car manufacturers tian ge , the Air Board indicates that the: ™ 39 In Cc : es tm a aoa peanee. present monthly volume of mi and % et — ne of . — aving aces {tor Six passengers, .,,. Page page i : ‘fs orrecting _ e pi = . — ene 2 mail. about 000 pounds vv 1] é p aSOt 318 ' ‘ a teering— Wander or W eave—Jerk : and tWoO JUOTS Willi DE USEC ON tae ' : , en Y Steerin aqoubied if a direct route is esta’ 15.000 at Exhil . siders of Tire Tread—S ott 5 Sout ¢ The first ship was deliv- op hace vee Ss BLa i) o. at ADLOMION. 3! , potty Tire Wear— $ cag ga cee tga ghee lished. The delegation will trave] More than 15.0 rsons Vis. : : rec re iadSi We ms 20nd two Tove . ' . ‘ a Hot or Cold. Drive in for Free Test $ ong = is » 8% Wed }in a tri-motored ship of the Uni “ae eranaut . ex Sets 3. » ol vu € re cei" fc . | ePToOre egcnes- ? : i sa . ‘ - «a i ./ & cA i " Avril ad . difference of our Better Brake Service. $ ; versal Aviation Corporatio: ducts ier ete *. . 4 : ber Sal | ee ree ———— rati 3 Recall the scene. A New Oakland All-American r a es anu Service - 470 K Y) engines and have a top Pilot . . ‘ - : IEERRY Inc 4 speed of 140 miles an hour s rhe transport pilots’ course at #¥@itorium 4d A 4 Six. Making its bow to the public. Setting : : ilies . i. 4, * Parks 4ir College . ic hoine a exthiltit of 2 ‘ int rect ww « 4 ' n “ “ * - 5 o o A nignt se) ice over the Sa Mme ” - Viste ; De ing iTrl- . ; _— ‘ Vv - o 4 oO 1 1s 1 etive b tv Phone: Lind 1 $ route will be started as soon as; Proved to meet anticipated pe. |; Parachute used by Col, Lindbergh everyone talking. P b ut ts d stinc caut © e 6771 the lighting svstem, now being in- quirements of the Departn ent of Lé -_' . e~ U] iwo occas.ons eo @« «6 about its original design. lina , »? -4 (“om » ys Wi i€ th ‘ 4 mj a7 | am hort r= —-~ stalled. ls completed. Planes wil) | \O™merce Te a ae , | — . ny ’ — rf =“ ae 1€ 230 . . S ” } — jeave here in the evening. arriving| The new course. covering 150 |} And now. Weeks have passed. You see the New } = ‘ + ™m s f Instrucwrioyr xi! ] luda 63 | —_—_—_— —— tens ene Samight Charen) ee curs of aclo night flyimn wns} Graduates Now Instractors Oakland here... there . . . everywhere you go. —_—— Rousch, Walter Hunter and Fran- fours of solo night flying and Teo orn tea of Pas 4 : °7 ° : 4 tis Rust of the Robertson Air-|19 hours in cabin planes with ai. at Bigg eee ee Otlker cars have appeared in bewildering succes- 4 ‘ : . 7.) s ' Cz ‘ city + fr > ) more tT) c ? “~S , . CUCs cu ‘ LS pc rt . e ~ . es craft were selected as pilots fOr | ee eee ee ce rg more PASSEN- | conse, have taken positions as fy-, SiON... Offerings for the coming seasons. But i the new service - ne iransport course, Oper y ine , — > ° , . . + a ee ae ce ;}to licensed commercia! pilots only! .* a red Hagenmeie1 the distinction of the All- American continues ie t. Louisans “it Nime Cities. e7 - "101 bt. LOuUis is »mnnected with a i costs $1500 4 inh a . . The group of St. Louisans, in- a ices pchvol ‘at Pierre. & D. Don Reards . . . unaffected. It’s as new and refreshingly, Fr 2% 7 e ° n a ' ers -e ven ¢ uri _ > : ’ es / — P _ ‘ . ° ° ° - = eating Fil Love, who made @/ .. os Air Transvort Robins. | lee. of Oweka, N. Y., is chief in. different today as it was when introduced. tour of nine Eastern cities in the ~aas Air transport nas ordered | structor 1 . fork J ‘ Ci ’* bong : _~ . i Seven Curtiss Robins for delivery § 1 : ° ° . . interest of the Third National Ae-/| | 4 , septinad ie Et , . : ? “a od 4 4 o . writer, has been ordered from G. £. Flaherty; ead of he price. : : r ™ ger for the Universal Aviation Cor- | , Golden State Airway ee tin departed Friday on a in. Mahoney-Ry; an _LCompany b: the oss - KS Vays on the way ° . | i} f; . > ~ poration. qepart iG S om i Prestolite Company of En diowes olis fron | * . | aie “i — for delivery and financing. year's contract to serviec the 5t. Two Women students Aid State Pro. ects ‘ LOUis-Dallas passenger ships. Two women students, Miss Edna 4 committ noe en ee poration is making plans to erect ee Chinese Studies Aviation. | Rudolph, 2315 Union boulevard, at a recent me ng of the Fed. : A Chinese. a Porto Rican. aj and Miss Zora Koritnik, have en-| eral Highway No. 60 Associatior Mexican and a Dane are among/| rotied in the night classes in avia-| at Willow Springs, Mo., to confe: recent students enrolied at Parks/| tion mechanics conducted by the > with the State Higunay Depar Air College. Eddie Seetoo of Can-; Robertson Aircraft Corpvoratior ment regarding the securing of j th je 7 4 . ee rl orm + ——.. «, ' ~ ow e i . q an is the Chinese. He 16 Work: | tasgest Civilian Air Schoo! im U.8,| ENS of way slong the highwa: : Dians to enter ‘commercial avia- a wer ee ee eee Sentone Mi ur aa ts - | tion in China Oith - Mantonn ” te rollment voll F 09 students, 1s the on ete. ae ae og “ag Umberto Alcor er of Yucutan, the' largent «agp flying school = de} sia nasi a i | i eee Porto Rican is Rogelio Matos of ne Waited — Many of the! |.’ wa Re gi ee et Tabucoa “and ‘the Dane is Alex ee ee warning See Mes — ees of ee ene eae ae Brun, nephew of the Danish am- | &2¢- oe oe Kaz me sie’ Se ee ed bassador a: 43 : ited States | time : employment the Junior re Pi ged Bina segre h G +. aleegs oe ‘Chamber of Commerce of East St 7 se & age tO nave Griffin in New Post. Louis has established a free em- tne nignway name adopted throurcn C. H. Griffin, formerly witb Cur-| ployment bureau Kansas a? west to the Paris iss Flying Service.. has been ap- | emerge ~oas pointed Sebi aiiinonbe- Pha a aos Cleveland. Members of the ASSOciaAtior ae aps si? poe 4 i ihn Cie Sabathia. Dwar Co. | Phil Ball’s weekly fight (hig | from manv counties of i cmmeae te oulet Sedan. . “i eee | week will be to Cleveland. attended the s Sport equipment extra D Putting Cardinal on the Market. | parrigan to Make Inspection. ate ly by Fisher | ay St. Louis Aircraft Corpora- “Red” Harrigan, test pilot for “On reports that séveral good deal- ie Mahener.ean Co. will 7 Use Choke tor Jest y- hy Med the trenhie ext or wn £ + , ] “Pr , Prospects for the Cardinai were part on a field inspection trip to- naht oe sas De nin enzine eliuses » Idi proper! na ; mined et the Detroit show. John aaeean oe | orl; McMillan, ir charge of Cardinal — be aided by u : chok« 4 “ales, will hop off for the West War Pilot With Fobertson. pulling out th: ny na : : al ~ . ~ 67 > - : j sid . 4 “te > 2 : east in a few days to demonstrate! George McCabe of South Bend, |e 01 indicat at the car- or ; . : 8 . ? 1A —o + ha« nineda . . , a*¢ Ore, ‘ P , \" ne Cardina! to California pros- | Ind.. o wyoric Wat pilot, itas J ineg : r) ‘ } 4 ; ; . Nd ? ALD) Pecta. | the staff of the Robertson Air- the idlin, worse, try ) thal craft Corporation. He has had ait ' N | ee = \ Se , ‘ a ne : —oa a ae carr nscce nie Ps “st of Lambert-St. Louis Field, | o attying on a campaign of beau- | “tation at the airport. Old sheds | ane Other unsightly objects are Le- Ro femoved and the area sur- , Wding the fiera manager's of- | NWALD SALES & SERVICE oe i to be sodded and concrete | ©. 12 Kirkwood, Me. alks installed. A 560-foot flag | SUTTON MOTOR CO. pete Was put up last week and | itton Av. Maplewood, Me. the Colors will be raised every | POND MOTOR CO. | ne. Parks seeks also to have RFD No. 17 Pond, Me. “iiking fountains installed for BAS. F. GATEWEEae - “® convenience of the public. mh of. t. aries, oO FI ao Serene MOTOR CO. Purchase ot a controlling in-| ‘ im the Porterfield Flying | poxson MOTOR CO | pent of Kansas -menecRtt amg Louis Av. E. Se. Louis, itl. ae oe co we tae Usbvegee | J. HUNT MOTOR SALES Orporation. The new | jain St. _ Edwardsville, Ml. ute Plan a construction pro- | pass MOTOR SALES mi Soman school, including two. ain St Belleville, $3 ars and an administra- _ building. A downtown flying” Beautifying Lambert Field. PRODUCT OF S | X \ R. Parks, acting field man- | cunceat Noress ALL - Awe et MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY 2801 LOCUST STREET E. A. HATFIELD, President . Phone JEfferson 3542 e METROPOLITAN DEALERS . a Cena mete eee or 7 — s On ly, $590 per passenger s wee TRIANGLE AUTO CO. BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTOR ©0O WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. R. & R. MOTOR CO. Columbis. tl. eons few 5621 Gravois 3537 S. Kingshighwey East St. Lewis, Lil. ae ited at might by the new $8.000,000.00 [© ae BURGDORF MOTOR CO. IVORY AUTO CO. ethene ae ! LENZBURG GARAGE. Lenzburg, Ul. 4 s ‘ pight f Nei 2721 S. Jefferson Ave. 7805 lvory Ave. Be ge oe ~ ony Bice.» Nerrine’ rene 2 ispomfor (ate HOPE MOTOR CO. vais ha $rBek arg 4 ANGELICA AUTO CO. SHUBERT MOTOR CO. Granite City. Il. ST. CHARLES SALES CO. eo BPE nace . [apa ts 4231 N. Grand Boul. 8209 Gravois Ave. HOPE MOTOR CO. St. Charlies, Me. SADLO-FABER MOTOR CO. JENNINGS MOJOR SALES Edwardevilie. [il : ST. CLAIR 4937 Netwra! Bridge Ave. 4816 W. Fierissant Ave. HORSTMAN AUTO CO. St. Clai . Me. ee “E38 TSON AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Sega een OF UNTVERSAL AVIATION CORPORATION eee "hoo! a i ; : CERetral 5520 . ie ' il) al atts |= » further information. phone = wre! Salone li He, Hil. mieo be established. | Sia te ccna ae | CLAY-GOODLOE AUTO Co. MUELLER MOTOR CO. bsiganserity cn FOX CREEK GARAGE Carthage Airport Dedication. ; Re ~ fects 5 tia a ee Pa io 8641 Delmar Boul. 2012 Lucas and Hunt Rd. STOFFEL'S GARAGE. Highiend. Fou Creek, Me. eso ; ee Officers of the Thirty-fifth Di- | ee “ ; . a ae oe

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 __ ____ Ok. Luuta Fual-UisFAICH -PAGE-4 _ ee ene! te : : Lincoln ei Will Be Feature | Lincoln Styled by Noted Designer Of Salon Showing! A feature of the $300,000 Lincoln display at Hotel Chase next = Wednesday to Saturday, inclusive, will be the golden colored Lincoln chassis which has been brought to | . St. Louis from showings Of motor | cars at New York and Palm Beach. * Tt is the original chassis started on its display itinerary six years ago 4 by Edsel Ford. | Although constructed six years | ago. the chassis has been improved , to keep in step with advances made Me iG. ees Cee eeee ea Sine FCannon Ball Tells of Feats — meee e | : Buy on a Sound Basis! } *«*:. We steal behind every Used Car | Was Climb in Fog Up bearing the Red Mountain. that any improvement made in a} ~ es a Lincoln car is interchangeable with ’ 3 x ag cenatagome neste cin: einem One of the custom-built Lincoln cars in the salon at Hotel Chase that Jurin 1e winter salon sea: ; it was nt attraction at Lincoln dis- will open May I plays in Miami Beach, Palm Beach |. and St. Petersburg, Fla.; Charloite, N. C.: Atlanta, Ga., and Birming- | ham, Ala. ; In addition these exhibited at the Chase: by Willoughby, town sedan by the} Same designer, a new custom con- | vertible coupe by Dietrich, a Locke | roadster, popular with owner-driv- ers, a Judkins coupe, and models py LeBaron and Brunn. Hours of the salon will be from ——— _ 1‘to 11 p. m. /cent have been placed ion by the Chicago Motor C wea © whhaeg 9s Goh ers S é This is the conclusion of “Caa- non Ball” Baker's own story of his adventurous carecr a3u road driver, In last Sunday's Auto Section, he toid Row he “broke into” racing in tne motor cycle days and finally approached R. E. Olds with the idea of long distance road testing of moor CGTs. = 7 . 66 ‘W HAT is the hardest test you can think of”’ Olds asked, according to Baker's story as related by Henry Morton Robinson in the April issue of the Popular Science Monthly. . “*s transcontinental run.’ I re-/ @ plied. ‘Among other obstacles be- tween the two oceans are a couple of mountain ranges, a desert, and “900 miles of terrible roads.’ “What's the record, Cannon- ball ?’ “‘*Eleven days and seven hours.’ Then I added, ‘And I think | can clip a day or two off that.’ “Mr. Olds promised me a bonus for every 24 hours I could clip off the old record. Until this time the transcontinental drive had been regarded as a two-man job; one man driving while the other slept. Rut I figured that I could make better time alone. Col. Lindbergh has the right idea about this ‘Lone Kagle’ business. You go farther and faster when you travel solo. “Tt started from. Los Angeles on May 16, 1916, and my tough luck began almost immediately. Cross- ing the Majave Desert with the eun baking everything at 120 de- grees, I had to change tires five times in 80 miles. On the second day out, my oil pipe shook loose, became detached, and I lost all mv oil. “Between Arizona and Missouri, everything rolled atong fine; but the black mud in Missouri and Kan* vas nearly ruined my chances. A cloudburst transformed the _ soft roads to quagmires, and things got | so bad that I covered only 10 miles | in two hours. Once I came to a’! place where a dozen autos jammed | the road ahead of me. Teams of | horses were dragging them out one hy one, and I figured I'd be held up for 10 hours anyway. In despera-j} e¢ tion I hit upon the plan of pulling | around the jammed cars by cut-| e4 we ;€ % 4 a that counts ~ ——— _ —_ explanatory, state: Petitions Seek “\ gasoline tax of 3 cents per ‘gallon will be effective Aug. 1, 2 , 50 Per Cent Cut xa , 1929, in this State, in addition to ; In License Levy'! existing State automobile license : | registration We believe the gasoline tax and existing registra- tion fees comprise excessive taxa- tion and are convinced the existing registration fees could be reduced 00 per cent and that the revenue from that source, combired with the revenue that the gas tax will elatieliianicinaiin lub in! produce, would be entirely ade- Smooth Start Vital. Chicago and 51 counties in North-; quate for the construction of new With cars as powerful as they) ern Illinois. ‘highways, and for the mainte- are today, good tir: nlleage is, The bill providing for the re-/| nance, widening of and construc. more than ever linked 1} duction is now pending in the Sen-/ tion of grade separations on exist- smooth handling of the clutch. late. The petitions, which are self-!| ing highways. ee = ee models will be Amousine z Pi ee ER Ot 2 Rit 8 So eee east ve os *' re ae ad ~~ - s ; Fp eg alias, at 2 ea te ats PL ca, Maen cpa Dees a 8 Ee ae adic it « uae ae ne Codie Send oe TS anna $4) WE.“ or, Qo aates tingid . 1X. beni aid, saad yee ; ey = dar PWR TR a i SE Pi hee a Fe eS Wi eee oe ade RS . eas ee : WAS gs haat oes 9 ge nega _ ee eee a +9 +? perry tie aver ieiase eae ae Pon Ape national wig ne ate i ger s eines” cade ager ork This new 1-ton truck—the Inter- has already rolled up a remark- able reputation, not only in this Only Speed Truck with Two Complete Power Ranges This Six-Speed Special Truck will out-pull—out-climb—out-perform any truck in its class under full load throws from one range to the other instantly. And there you are —as the going demands— fleet speed for the straightaway Six-Speed Special— five very good tires; two bumpers, and ean be bought on the liberal G. M. A. C, terms. 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE With an ‘‘O, K.’’ that counts. $425.00. | 1926 LANDAU A car you will be proud to own; truly beautiful; reconditioned; guar- anteed, and sold with an “O. K.” that counts. 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE Five tires, bumpers, seat Looks and runs like new. down. $155.00 CHEVROLET COUPE (1927); rebuilt and refinished; runs and looks like new. covers. | Sold with an) 1927 CHEVROLET COUPES We have five, ranging in price from #240 to $325. All of them are in ex- ceptional eondition. Terms. Trade. 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE #4100.00, with the ‘‘O. K.”’ counts. Small down payment. venient G. M. A. C. terms, that Con- 1927 CHEVROLET COACH An unusual value. Recently recon- 'ditioned. $325.00, 1929 CHRYSLER SEDAN 75 Model. Only driven 8,000 miles; | tires and upholstery like new; me- | chanically perfect; save $500.00, 1926 CHEVROLET LANDAU the customer honest value, as well as a dependable, satisfactory car. Due to the great popularity of the new Chevrolet Six, we have on hand at this time a wide selection of “O.K.’d” used cars taken in trade on new cars, Come in and look them over. You are sure to find exactly the car you want at a price that will amaze you. And our terms are exceptionally easy. ° Turn to the classified section of this — and began to make plans to do #0. a little goes a long way with me. But when I do get drowsy, I never allow myself to doze at the wheel. That's the one sure way to catas- trophe. I just pull up into the side of the road, take a catnap for half an hour, and then awake much fre- freshed for my next hop. After my trans-continental trips, I usual- ly sleep about eight hours and then feel fine. When not actially rac- ing, I train like an athlete, and although I'm 45 years old I seem to be getting better all the time. “TIT knew I could better my own coast-to-coast record considerably, But in the meantime I took some short trips, just to keep in trim. I drove a stock Rickenbatker over the Alleghenies in midwinter— from Indianapolis to New York— ‘*O. K.’’ that counts. Termes. 1927 CHEVROLET COACH Low mileage and in first-class con]i- tion. A guaranteed car. Terms. | 778 miles tn 22 hours, That was the coldest ride I ever took. “After this, I took a fiyer at Hawaii, which, they told me, had the toughest 90-mile motor cycle course in the world. Well, that course was tough and no mistake. It circled the island of Oahu, @ voleanic mountain with a thousand peaks. The road took in every one of these peaks, and at times would drop down sheer cliffs, just like a Waterfall. I circled the island both ways, going from right to left, and then counter-clockwise, Just to show I could do it with either hand. My best time was made in the clockwise direction. I covered that 96-mile course in two hours and four minutes—and half the time I wasn’t on the road at all “Four other chaps who have since tried to better my record have landed in the hospital; a fifth, I understand, bounced right off a mountain peak into the ocean. Sets Record in a Truck. “From Hawaii I took a jaunt to Australia and annexed six consecu- tive records on one 500-mile road race. That was the greatest num- ber of records 1 ever broke in 24 hours. Other fellows come along and break my records, an’ then I have to turn around and shatter theirs. It's getting harder to im- Prove the other fel.ow's perform- ance these days, but there’s still > — £«% Or two worth while marks left ye = © hoot at. “y , a “The greatest of these is, of 40f [> £°urse, the coast-to-coast record. _ hee, { hold that now with a Franklin. [ «But it took me 13 years to make ide on ‘. After I established my seven- int. | | ay record in 1916, Jack Mulford | Same along and clipped 12 hours off of it. Then I turned around “nd in 1920 drove a car urder the *“8pices of the U. S. Army Ré- dud ad > 4s rv “Fruiting Service from Washington with an that counts Ee | y, | | } hours, This rd u - ‘ered for three years until a private country but also in Canada and foreign lands. Sales have been breaking records from the first and the performance of the truck has been setting new records in every _kind of hard hauling. No other truck built is like the Six-Speed Special. It has a 2-speed axie, as indicated in the illus- tration, giving it six speeds for- ward and two reverse — making two complete power ranges. A job. And you'll like the low price light shift of the auxiliary lever as well as the truck. eee ouce of 15, 10 end soe tts Booey Door Tenet sane eee to 5-ton sires; Motor Coaches, and MeCormick-Deering Industrial Tractors. Sold end Serviced by 172 Company-owned Branches in the United States and Canada. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA (ancoaroRaTszp ) COMPANY BRANCHES: 4010 West Pine Boul., St. Louis Phone LIndell 1335 101 S. Main Street, Fast St. Louis, III. Phone EAst 340 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS | Original duco like new; has a)! new | tires; excellent mechanical condition. | To be sold with the ‘‘O. K.’’ that counts, or ten times the pulling power for capacity loads in the tough- est going. There are four-wheel brakes to balance the speed with safety; every Chassis member is designed and built to stand the strain of the tremendous tractive power, and the engine itself demonstrates all-around operating economy. Come in and see this unusual truck—drive it—try it on your paper—see the many Used Car Values advertised “with an OK that counts” by the following Chevrolet. Dealers RELLER CHEVROLET CO 7239 Manchester Av., Maplewood SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET Co. 3645 S. Grand BI. WELLS MOTOR CO. 3008 S. Grand BI. DEXTER CHEVROLET CO. 6336 S. Grand BI. BALLWIN MOTOR CoO. Ballwin, Mo. PATTERSON CHEVROLET CoO. Ferguson, Mo. HARRIS CHEVROLET CO. 7800 Forsythe BI., Clayton, Mo. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALER: STANDARD CHEVROLET CO. 1351 State St., at Veronica 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE Fully equipped; in excellent condi- | Mechanically perfect, and condition tion; rubber good; mechanically per-| like new. Sold with an O. K. that fect. ieounts. Terms if desired. ST. LOUIS DEALERS: ALLEN-JAMES MOTOR CO. Olive St. at 23d BIG FOUR AUTO CO. 2400 S. Jefferson Ave. WARNER MOTOR CO. 5146 Natural Bridge Av. MacCARTHY CHEVROLET CoO. 6320 Delmar BI., University City FLINT CHEVROLET CoO. 4714 Delmar BI. LACKLAND SERVICE CO., INC. Lackland and Woodson Rds., Overland, Mo. GILLIAM-EPSTEIN CHEVROLET COMPANY 5929 Easton Av. GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. 6820 Gravois Av. REICHARDT MOTOR CO. Webster Groves, Mo. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. 4333 Warne Av. LONE STAR MOTOR CO. Fenton, Mo. NEILL CHEVROLET CO. 120 North Kirkwood Rd., Kirkwood, Mo. J.H. BROWN & SONS CHEV. CO. Hall’s Ferry and Chambers Roads HILMER-ROBERTS CHEVROLET CO. 2244 S. Kingshighway BI. lepteeendite mae 1a ieee eettadie at - er stein sapling " ~ _ ~ DP ety oe Ceompany-Owned Branches at Quincy, Ill. Springfield, Ill. Terre Haute, Ind. Evansville, Ind. and over 100 other principal cities. Branches at Springfield, Mo. St. Joseph, Mo. ansas City, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. and over 100 other Principal cities

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SUNDAY 1929 ! __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_._-. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MORNING, APRIL 28, ; a 5 e antpatane | | — Arrive in U.§ Aircraft Farm — | 0; ass napeaspomeent: "Curren feuaprak tas SannnEnIIE as aa at. of Feate rrive in U. 9. on World Auto Tour | Books $4,000,000 | ‘wwr-in-tne" motor. Top apeca e| to land at lene than 30 mien ex Better Repairs at Less Cost Bp a In New Orders , gor. ee ee When your motor develops ol pumping, pistun slap, lost compression, Blow- by. etc., siriply install RAMCOs. They stop and prevent these troubles with ive ceboring (cacept im extreme cases). * oem CO SS x, PISTON RINGS out expe As Road Driver | s2 em TS ee | CLEVELAND, 0O., April 27.— rene oe ee Se a > % K% | 7 Orders for $ 1 900.000 . —a booked by the! Have Your Car Refinished NOW = Before the Spring Rush Authorized Duco Refinishing Station We Rebuild Wrecked Auto Bodies Auto Tops Repaired worth of | ————— One of His Most Dangcrous Was Climb in Fog Up Great Lake Aircraft Corporation | Mountain. | here, as a result of the display of Car ce ee | (ee % Big | } the company’s new lightweight Planes have been em ey ; sri ¥ Be wo P Ee t toid how - — into racing in | £ ~~ se. 18 inches, a length of 20 feet and| 2220-22 PINE ST pe motor cycic days and finally | a aaa” Ss | height of 26 feet 11 inches. is made! ADs than ALL the other St. Loois newspapers COMBINED. ; qgproached R. E. Olds with the idea | ss Brg | ~ te : 4 of long distance road testing of | fee eats Pe Ee* —— 3 mior Crs. tO es es ‘o os a i ‘W est : ~~ Yio i : may F test you can think of’ | Lo a ) Olds asked, according | Ger cao 4 | . H ip Bakers story as related by y - a | z Henry Morton Robinson in the | G > ~ q : april issue of the Popular Science | UNDERWOOD £ UNDERW/000. if Monthly. Fraulein Clairemore Stinnes. daughter of Hugo Stinnes, late German steel! | | “*, transcontinental run.’ I re- Magnate, with her companion, C. A. Soderstrom, Swedish sportsman, photo- a plied, ‘Among other obstacles be- | graphed at Los Angeles. So far, they have traveled through Europe, Turkey, | tween the two oceans are a couple | Russia, China and South America. | gf mountain ranges, a desert, and 6 oOoooOOOO9D*?—>—’ lll = i - a 65000 miles of terrible roads.’ citizen whisked a Studebaker over trips, which usually aren’t more | ve “What's the record, Cannon-| the same route in five days and 13! than 10 miles from base to summit. ; if ball“ rours. This made me pretty mad.| Probably the most dangerous and | tf ee Saye anc bs hours.’ | It was gll right for a professional | often attempted climb is that of | / ! Then 1 added, ‘And I think 1] canj| jike A, a de Palma or. Jack Mul-' Mount Washington in. New Hamp- 4 ~* on ngs as that.’ | ford to take me for a fall, but to/shire. I regard this climb as the | : “Mr. Vids promise me a /ONUS | be licked by an amateur was too! single mo reacherous stretc f . - : for every chai my Pr ~ a ‘ati F . . 7 i ras bet I traveled during steal last tn ne the taeda tity wap 0 ie ta dacos eee ta etae | fit St pavment, zoith yout present car tent Takes averaged 20.7 epee — — bes oe @ PALA miles! git i In two avs hours ned > minutes or just abort of climbin lI knew I must be near | . a = owner in t 18 cit can ex ect O mi es an u a or included, may be as low as $225.00, S y P ” | : Pe still I could not see a foot | hours and oc min " . , The road »! ' sti rie . . ; a , , ha a hen I needed 2, seemed to go straight up ahead of | ’ an i» 9 jlecand he alert win! nf el¢ baie as : and had ie pl 0 Sicey. But during that | y the and reached New York City Hundreds of records all over the country during “Chal- lenger Week” prove Essex economy. Commercial users seven days, 11 ules after I covered 3471 m **Y oc » ; « $ . on on i a +} 4 . 2e€8, |] had a companion on th ahead of me. suddenly § and your monthly payments $44.12. onward rush of the car ee TA } ole m of used car mer- only seven hours while doing it! week I slept exactly nine | abated. and reluctantly ] was How He Sleeps on Record Drive. ours A! a TW hat do Vou EUpp pare powqeeeangity for mv Ss + i parts , r - ™ SS . : kK a 1 o 1 out—for it assures “Speaking of sleep, I find that|I ate? Nothing but salted peas | cca eer ae Beer shitt when T/ Your present car will probably cover the entire operating large fleets of Essex cars say that service and . little goes a long way with me. ! nuts! find that they ar ee a eee ae | oe ; ’ , ; er} li ' " : ell as a dependable, a, 5 coves | ereatest cnereinnn ec Ered bibaket. | first payment. The H. M. C. Purchase Plan maintenance costs, covering millions of miles of operation, | ee wna es 2 Oe ee - Suey. Parker: Sep. Be Come | _ ¢ , , ; . ee coon at the wheel. | dest thing @ mon can eat during | ‘You're here! You've reached the | offers the lowest terms available on the balance. are lowest of any car ever tested. rs if 7 mf one sure wav to catas- | 2 prueiing strain. I consui d i ton trophe. I just pull up into the de} nearly 20 pounds of- them whil a + a of the road. inks : ine for * lf ; Setting my greates ranscont Re tea. : =. ; * “ ry os ane | ) i li din A etelamaudl fT ee ee break e record the new Chevrolet eae —— . sot fot att ee ace — n} “ap a gectliny ride down?’ J ' e uying pu . as pic e Essex the al enger as e . — auc FF wane — shouted at the officia] timer f find aithouch I'm 45 years old I seem); tUmes of The Chief and the 20th | “IT, whtene - hy ; | 1929 Th i i th ‘ou are sure to Siparare® Tim 45 years old 1 soem | times of The Chief and the 200h| "Tate deciined with thanks. But| greatest value of . They are giving it the greatest “Il knew I could better my own i trains in the world. To do this ) eaten oe ee ice that will 1ce at w amaze coast-to-coast record considerably,|/ couldn't afford to deviate and began to make plans to do so. course, led me. From sieah any records going down that |! + | from | nin” ad business even Essex has ever known. By thousands they | the crow-flight no matter (The End.) where it Los Angre- : ; i —— Soe s : | *“Oreesing the Allerher lost| Jerome J. Benjamin of the Ben- ice—1 - drop down sheer cliffs, just like a | Boy sving es ts: : Anes — 3 stant " 7% : . + Boa ~ - — bo i sagt look at— roomy and comfortable — ges any Car at any price it challenges waterfal) . Mineiew the iatan A this five-hour lead, in a coid fog! Jami Moto: Lo.., 0145 Locus : if | b h Ils . . > ene ap ER left that made everv turn a lurking} street. Stutz and Blackhawk dis- built as strongly as anv car at any ail in Climbing Aus. Oth WAYS, going trom Pignt to x menac Rut th worst was veti triputer * f ' mntercec!] ‘ke , ust — “et se ‘ . , . ee Ae ~ y ~ r : *s ’ m- é me ti a ber cr was the pea . . °4 for a new transcontin« ntal record spite increase of factory capacit) ” : ‘2 ; na records I ever broke i r sn coum Gane | Distr butors hours. Other fellows come along | 8nd break my records, ani then ! have to turn around and shatter It's getting harder to im- Prove the other fel.ow’s yperform-' Atce these days, but there's still iwhen I / hours. an went glimmering. | 200 per cent In Peril on 3zountain. “You bet I was disappointed reached New York in 74 hour behind my own But 1 determined lot 100 per cent. Auburn is still un- ,;able to meet demand for its | Straight eight and six models, E. L. Cord, president of the Auburn Auw- previous time. tomobile Co., announces. re a ee Wholesale and Retail Salesrooms: Locust at Lindell Cut-Off and 4525 Delmar Blvd. METROPOLITAN DEALERS FITZSIMMONS MOTOR CO. . Telephone JEfferson 3100 SOUTH SIDE MOTOR SALES CO. 008 oF ¢ ne lef to turn right around, streak back The first three months of 1929 | P TO SALES & SERVICE WoO worth while marks eit over the sarne route, and make a showed a sales increase of 71 per | WINTER’ AU shoot at. ‘new record for a two-way passage. | cent over the same period in 1928, '2315 S. Broadway Victor 0639 2337 Russell Ave. Victor 3328 1720 Lafayette Ave. , Victer 1622 BIG BEND MOTOR CO. EAST ST. LOUIS HUDSON-ESSEX CO., INC. “The greatest of these is, of it After I establis»ed my seven- Pecorad in 1916. Jack Mulford tame along and clipped 12 hours Of of it, Then I turned around | and in 1926 drove a car ui der the. al the U. S. Army Re- ruiting rvice from Washington | *9 Los Angeles in fvie days me rd tere, | This record stood unshat-| for three yoers until a private | i e 7 Luck was with me. beaten the best trains in the world | most 6000 unfilled orders on hand by a full day, had consumed 527 | and more than 5000 deposits have gallons of gas. 23 quarts of oi! and | been returned to customers who "50.000 salted peanuts. That last | coyld not wait and had to take a is one that will never be | “second choice” car. ee “I've talked a jot about my long | Makes Repair Stick. but soe far haven't said any- | Never let the cement used in a/| about my short ones. In ' tire repair dry in a damp or dirt) | « my mountain-climbing ‘| room. rt) oe ure beaten. rides, thing other word Heading west. Cord said, and the second quarter | NORTHWEST MOTOR SALES CO., IN 5220 Natu A. B, C. 307 South 3517-19-21 Page Boul. EDWARD H. LEBENS, INC. Webster Groves, Mo. C 1649 S. Grand Boul. EASTON MOTOR SALES CO., INC. 5829-31 Easton Ave. CAbany 8829 MAPLEWOOD HUDSON-ESSEX CO. 7195 Manchester Ave. Hiland 8568 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY HUDSON-ESSEX CO. 3647 S. Kingshighway Riverside 6960 ral Bridge EVergreen 4000 AUTO SALES & INVESTMENT CORP. Lindell 2898 SOUTH KIRKWOOD GARAGE Kirkwood Road Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood 375 t ‘or coast-to-coast record:/».ords fell like ninepins. I rolled | will show an even greater increare, | ¢9)2 Gravois Ave. HUdson 0593 17 West Big Bend WEb ter 3221 East St. Louis, Ml. {now with a Franklin.' into Los Angeles exactly 10 hours | he believes | . ster s it took ipod a ae en ee | MORGAN-JONES MOTOR CO. STATE HIGHWAY GARAGE me 13 years 10 Make ahead of the old mark. IT had At present, the company has el- 4360 Manchester Ave. GRand 1822 A. D. MOTOR, INC. POT oes itanchainin Uhh : SIA HUNT MOTOR CO. Granite City, Il. COCHRAN-JONES HUDSON. FENDLER MOTOR CO. 135-7 Lemay Ferry Rd. ESSEX CO, WAbesh 873 Riverside 0004

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0ad Books mance of Dodge r day, year after its on the books owners. ce is the sum of ggedness, safety ity. It has been under all cond+ load — in all lines ong fleet operators k owners..:.. ck operating and is are always low. pect our complete Make compari- one that fits your drive it with a load You'll see quickly of hundreds of edge Trucks call ~ ers. * Brothers Trucks s, Buses and Motor Graham Brothers ‘sub- ) now take the name of * Trucks, Buses and a by Dodge Brothers S according to Dodge d, as they always have Dealers everywhere. | fferson 124! BELLFLOWER GARAGE BELLFLOWER, MO. BOHN MOTOR CO, 1837 Madison St. GRANITE CITY, ILL. BEN KERBER WATERLOO, ILL. MOTTAZ-MURPHY MOTOR CO. FULTON, MO, 4035 Lind $800 Olive Street Road Til East A ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ,.SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | ‘2. Degree “_4\* 2), phe wb oe - 7 +73 pe Rigi ceAe peut SS 4) af 7 {Lane i LR Pe ii ee o 7 te, ne Eight ; T RO DUCES New Qualities of Performance | -~« New Tailored Smartness -- New Luxury . and Comfort to the Medium The VIKING, an entirely new car—a product of General Motors, by Olds- mobile— brings to the medium-price field the definite advantagesof ninety- degree, V-type, cight-cylinder design. Never before has any medium-priced car offered more completely balanced performance—more brilliant styling —more luxuriouscomfort. Never has there been a more significant event in automotive history than the intro- duction of the new Viking eight. ae The Viking engine embodies distinctly new and desirable principles of engineering design The natural compactness of the Viking en- gine...the rib- bing and truss- ing of the crank- case—theshort, rigid crank- shaft, which is counter- maximum bal- ance — large, Viking performance is the result of the ninety-degree, V-type principle — characteristic of high-priced cars— brought to a’new high stage of develop- ment by the introduction of new engineering advance- ments based on well-established time-proven funda- © mentals. This new engine delivers 81 horsepower, with exceptional smoothness throughout its entire speed range. Its response to the throttle is remarkable in all gears. Its top speed is more than ample for any need. And it provides a mighty power reserve for steep hills, long grades, and hard pulling. Anengineering feature that makes possible many of the new advancements of the Viking is the design and construction ofthe cylinder block and crankcase. This results m greater tigidity, easier accessibility, a mew and highly efficient Valve arrangement, and advanced cooling and lubrication. oversize bear- ings—and special shock-apsorbing rubber engine mount- ings . . . assures smoothness, quietness, and long life. Another important advancement in automotive engineer- ing practice is the new Viking horizontal valve arrange- ment, which combines fuel efficiency with quietness, simplicity, and rigidity. The Viking engine is more accessible than the conventional automobile engine. For example, the valve mechanism may be easily reached by lifting the two horizontal cover plates located on top of the engine. Fuel distribution is based on the down-draft principle. A rew type of manifolding takes the incoming fuel vapor always downward, after it leaves ‘the carburetor—an ’ exactly equal distance’ to each of the eight cylinders. weighted for . Price field -- In the new Viking lubricating system, all main, connecting rod, camshaft, and rocker arm bearings are pressure- lubricated—as are the piston pins—through rifle-drilled connecting rods. Oil dilution is prevented by crankcase ventilation. Injurious foreign matter is removed by the new Viking precipitating-trap system of oil cleaning. Cooling is also exceptionally efficient. Equal manifold dis- tribution of the water in the twin blocks, with graduated outlets direct to points of greatest heat, assures uniform, efficient cooling of the entire engine. Cylinder walls, valveg, valve stem guides, and combustion chambers are water-jacketed. There isan engine temperature gauge on the dash, and thermostatically-controlled radiator shutters are standard equipment. And the great Viking ninety-degree, V-type, eight-cylinder engine is mounted in a great chassis—that is truly note- worthy forits engineering simplicity, strength, and balance. The strong, rigid frame is built of heavy-gauge steel rein- forced by five stoutly gusseted cross-mem- bers. It tapers to the front to permit a short turning radius and is low-swung to provide a low center of gravity and roadability. The wheelbase of the new Viking is 125 inches. It is equipped with oversize me- chanical four-wheel brakes of the new two- shoe internal-expanding type. Four Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers, synchronized with the spring action, assure restful riding comfort. bale Vv tlo9S f.o. b. factory, Lansing, Mich. Spare Tire and Bumpers Extra Consider the delrvered price as well as the last when The bodies of the new Viking are the smartest, latest style creations of Fisherartist-engineers. IndesigningtheViking,' “ they sought distinction along the most difficult path— the achievement of beauty and grace through simplicity. | | The result justifies their diligence, for the new Viking takes its place among the smartest of cars, regardless of price. | In keeping with their beauty, the Viking bodies are luxuri- ously furnished. There is plenty of head room and leg room. Seats are deep<ushioned, and incline at just the right angle to provide armchair comfort. Upholsteries and appointments are rich in quality and tasteful in design. For the driver’s comfort and convenience, both steering wheel and front seat are adjustable, making the driving position a matter of individual choice. Allcontrolsare easy to reach andtooperate. Dash instruments are grouped under glass on a handsome, directly or indirectly lighted panel. Because it provides, at a medium price, qualities of advanced design, beauty, luxury, performance, and stamina hereto- fore found in costly cars, the Viking is s value leader. The new Viking is now on display. Come and see it. Inspect it closely. Take it for a trial éutormo . only reasonable chev ges for delsvery ond financing. OLDS MOTOR WORKS, LANSING, MICHIGAN ‘YNOW ON DISPLAY-: AUTHORIZED DEALERS: LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO. Lindell Boul. St. Louis, Mo. JERRY MUELLER MOTOR CO. St. Louis, Mo. wee CLAIR MOTOR CO. Belleville, Ill. TUCKER MOTOR CO. 3657 Gravois Ave. St. Louis, Mo. LARNER MOTOR CAR CO. 5180 Delmar Boul. St. Louis, Mo. -MAUER MOTOR CO. 1013 St. Louis Ave. East St. Lodis, Ill. GREBE MOTOR CO. 1645 S. Grand St. Louis, Mo. FRANKE AUTOMOBILE CO. Hamilton and Ridge Aves. St. Louis, Mo. DELMAR MOTOR CO. 1928 Edison Ave. Granite City, Ill. OLDS,MOTOR WORKS, ST. LOUIS WHOLESALE BRANCH, LOCUST AT 23D ‘ SEE YOUR ya DEALER 4 IGOU MOTORS, INC, , 2922 N. Grand Boul. St. Louis, Mo. LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO. 2233 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. MAUER MOTOR SALES CO. 321 E. Broadway Alton, Ill,

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The program at the convention fentured the mechanical design of the new Viking, which was plained in minute detail by engi- neers and factory service execu- tives. bile six and Fisher-built Oldsmo- bile and Viking bodies. The foreypougnt displayel by t ’ : Oldsmobile-Wking service execu iv ar ‘ ’ tail for tives in preparing every de the efficient and proper maunte- nance of the new «Viking in ad- vance of its public introduction is an outstanding example of the de- liberate care with which the Viking eight’ has been developed and is! being manufactured. In fact, it is believed that thé convention of Oldsmoblie-Viking field service ex- ecutives just held in Lansing marked the first instance in which any automobile manufacturer has ever held a meeting of its field maintenance organization rcvealing every detail in a maintenance edu- cational program prior to the pub- lic showing of a new car. cial tools and equipment ~devised for the economical maintenance of | the Viki were demonstrated and | iatrectiie in their efficient use| given the field service supervisors. | his evidence of the attention | given by the engineers to all ad-| vance details is a tribute to their | art. In fact the entire convention | Was a revelation in the painstaking | care used by the service executi\ es | and engineers hand in hang to en-| hance owner satisfaction. The following desgription of the | meeting was given by Erickson: “It is a recognized fact that all operating machinery requires maintenance by a trained me- chanic, and the automobile is no exception. However, the frequency of this maintenance work and the ease and economy by which it may be accomplished depends greatly upon the design of an automobile, | the degree of precision employed in its manufacture and the spe- Cialized time-saving equipment provided with which to do the work. “This factor evidently was in the | minds of the°Olds Motor Works engineers when they were develop- ing the Viking, for this new com- panion car to the Oldsmobile six is a striking example of an auto- mobile that should give the utmost | in owner satisfaction. | “Lubrication and cooling are two. fundamental] factorsin making a | good running, trouble free automo- bile engine. Realizing this, the de- signers of the Viking eight devei- Oped a lubricating system which forces oil to every moving point in generous quantities and also per- fected an entirely new oil cleaning System. Cooling is exceptionally thorough in the new Viking engine. Cylinder walls, valves, valve stem guides and combustion chambers are water-jacketed. Equal manifold distribution of the water in the twin-blocks, with graduated out- lets direct to points of greatest heat, assures uniform, efficien: | cooling of the entire engine. The | water space extends far down on | the crankcase trall and assists in cooling the lubricating oil “In points interesting to a main- tenance department—and by the same token of extreme importance to the Owner—the engineers have attained new heights of accom- plishment. They have so designed the Viking engine that every point where adjustments are required to keep an engine in first-class condi- tion, these adjustments can be made with the greatest ease. This means that the maintenance oper- ations on the Viking can be accom- plished with economy and dis- patch. “Another point which was brought out at the convention was the close limits to which al] oper- ations are held and the rigid and demanding inspection system used. Every part must pass these inspec- tions, some of which measure to Within a fraction of the width of a human hair.” There were 120 field service su- Pervisors ,1wpresenting the entire country present at the convention a3 well as representatives from the General Motors Corporation, Gen- eral Motors Export Co., Genera! Motors of Canada. lAd., and other affiliated companies. | Erickson is conducting meetings in St. Louis for the service man- agers of all Oldsmobile-Viking dealers in this district, giving them the instructions received during the convention at the Lansing fac- tories. Similar meetings are being held in all sections of the country by the field service executives who attended the convention. In this way every Oldsmobile-Viking serv- ice man in the United States is be- ing made thoroughiy familiar with all Viking maintenance operations as perfected by factory executives Wimultaneously with the introduc. tion of the new cight-cylinder com. panion car to the Oldsmobile six. Throws Absorbers Out, Looseness in the spring clips and es : introduced as a com-| panion car to the Oldsmobile six,; , s 3 Louis | 3 exX- | In addition there were 5€5-| ‘sions devoted to the 1929 Oldsmo- All spe- 3 | South, | tirely advantages of straight eights.” sald. 1 Dinsmore Named > Distributor for Jordan Machines | ee ed 2". “2 SS Sb ee i ; Pea. X © ee eg | t ' ' ’ ’ Cc. F. DINSMORE. Ce Dinsn veteran ‘1U- salesman and dealer, selected as St. Louis distributer for the Jordan Mo- tor Co., it is announced. The name of the local company will be the Jordan-St. Louis Co., with headquarters at Locust street. The building is being remodeled and will be ready for occupancy within 19 days. The St. Louis company will distribute Jordan.cars in East- ern Missouri, Southern Illinois and part of Kentucky. An- nouncement of the appointment of Dinsmore was made by C, B. Field of Kansas City, zone man- ager of the Jordan company. Dinsmore for five years oper- ated a used-car business at Union and Delmar boulevards. In 1921 he became a salesman for a Lincoln dealer, and the following year joined the sales staff of a Chevrolet dealer. After five years he went with a local Nash company. Se. Ohio Gives New Route ore, tomobile has been 2920 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 — ——.. .-— S]1. LOUIS PUST-DISPATCH _ —— —— dust from being breathed into the engine through the carburetor and causing excessive wear to cylinder walls and piston rings,” Howard | said. “There are two types of air cleaners, each haying their re- | spective merits. One is the cen- | trifugal type, which requires no cleaning, and the other the ‘oil- wetted’ type, easily cleaned by gasoline—then re@iled for further use. It should be cleaned accord- ing to recommendations in the car owners’ in®ruction book. “The, air cleaner’s ‘twin broth- er,’ the oil #iiter, removés the for- eign matter from. the crankcase oil, thus reducing engine wear and making the oil Jast longer. It fil- ters the oi] at the rate of about a quart a Martha on their honeymoon tour of Europe. Roosevelt P] ant Ideal for “Eights” Marmon’s accomplishment in offering to the public the first straight eight to sell below $1000 at the factory is the natural re- sult of concentrated and highly specialized operations in the eight- cylinder field, extending back to early in 1927, according to Thomas E. Jarrard, Marmon general sales director. The Marmon factory, equipped with new and in Many cases spe- cially built machinery, has been termed by many automotive au- thorities an ideal Straight eight Plant, since in layout and equip- ment it is designed for quantity production of straight eight cars and no other types, Jarrard points out. “Not only is the Roosevelt an ex- ample of concentrated eight-cyl- inder development, but the Mar- mon 68 and 78 as well show how broad research and practical ex- perience has enabled Marmon to make available to all buvers the he ' —me0e~e Plugs May Be Guilty. O11 on the outside of the engine U-delts puts a big ee upon | may be ah indication that a «park the shock absor rs im thelr task/ plug nearby needs to be ti ht- - 3 the rider comfortable. | ened. ia 3 o. Se gai a THE WILLYS-KNIGHT ‘‘70-B” ANY new owners are now enjoy- ing the smoothness, silence and power of the patented double sleeve- valve engine. The superiorities of this simplest and most efficient of motors are now available at a record low price for so large and beautiful a car as the new style Willys-Knight “70-B.” Experienced motorists praise the Knight engine’s lively acceleration, sustained high speed, rugged endurance, operating economy and remarkable freedom from carbon troubles and repairs. Tae . ¥ Jan i ’ & 4 The dome-shaped cylinder head and sliding sleeves of the patented Knight engine combine to form a perfectly sealed combustion chamber —assuring high, uniform compression at all speeds and with any gas! “FINGER-TIP CONTROL” One button, in center of steering wheel, starts motor, operates lights, sounds horn. Simple design—no wires in steering wheel. You can keep your foot always on the WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., TOLEDO. O. NEW STYLE Coupe, $r0¢5; Sedan, $2745; Roadster, $10g5; Tourtmg, $rogs. Wie wheels iacladed, Equipment, other thas standard, Xi? 4. brake when starting or re-starting on a hill. E. J. JOHNSON, Inc., Distributor 23d at Locust KOHLER MOTOR CO. 5033 Delmar Boul. FOrest 1564 GUSTAVSON GARAGE, INC. 1538 Tower Grove Avenue ROSE MOTOR COMPANY Big Bend Road at Clayton Richmond Heights, Mo., Hlland 1049 BLEDSOE MOTOR CO. 3008-10 N. Union Boulevard CEntral 4540 PINE LAWN AUTO & ELEC. CO. 6150-60 Natural Bridge Road EVergreen 7170 SCHRAUT-BOONE CO., INC. M. J. RYAN MOTOR SALES CO. 3300 Madison Avenue 1416 19th Street Granite City, TL. EVergreen 1028 : d 0270 3338 S. Jefferson Avenu J. M. LEDERER & CO., INC. ie PRospect 1265 Phone S Cute a ae kk Mo. 3128 Locust Boulevard NORTHWESTERN MOTOR CO. sims cal : ” cunhunt-e Gamemeinc —* soos T¥iler 2916 Affton, Missouri : cccaks seen East St. Leuis Dealer 4904 Natural Bridge HAAS AUTO SALES ’ JNO. C. GRIMM HARDING MOTOR CO. EVergreen 3100 5339 Southwest Ave. PRospect 9638 8109 Ivory Riverside 4080 622 St. Lewis Ave. EAst 7300 Serene | ‘ - - o- . or--« iil > ale “——_ = TRi-City 3204 TRi-City 8017 portion of air across the « of the crankcase and ints @& ne _ eee | ; ot ee ; “S } x ~ COACH $1045 Prices f. 0. b. Toledo, Okio, and specifications subject t0 change coltheat seth = sew, my LPs re r= a & awn oo Dy, “jp the industry. godeis. "mince the ances on three Durant models, “windsor 8-92 roadster and on two ‘Butz B! we 4m the same : attention centered on the : cut “they were made @ month or so ago, b while ’ decreases -“gounced both j Plymouth, > Willys-Knight 66A line. their dealers with new cars, but it | is equally true, he declares, that “a . stocks , over mod«is Shem h SATS O71 have for a good many years varied _~Two more drivers have entered ' TER SEES NO DEFINITE _ PRICE TREND ‘Increases and Re- ductions Since Jan. 1. to the Post-Dispatch. OIT, Mich., April 27.—Al- numerous changes have made in passenger car prices the first of the year, no defi- 4 either upward or down- jg noted by Norman G. Shidie, sin Automotive Industries, oritative trade publication. ~ oe tast three and one-half | chidle points out, a ma- of the important companies the industry have revised their, but, he adds, the importance ncreases has been just as as the importance of the rice. - leg article written by Shidle ss in rt: “The Ford in- om eee A, averaging d $39, while not trumpeted in the newspapers, unques- bly were the most interesting the recent price rises as viewed manufacturing executives with- Lincoln prices, raised on all except two Other tmereases of nofe first of the year include of too. were Locomobile models, on the Knight 66A sedan, on two models, on the gn two Willys- Chrysier Imperial ackhawk LS&8’s. “Equally important, however, re the price. decrenses registered period. Widespread Packard ¢ ef approximately $150 when — Hat more recently the Hupmobile have been studied with interest by the industry. “Other important cuts an- in the first quarter in- eluded those én Stutz Blackhawks, and cighty on one Dodce Senior Six, on Peerless. a Dyrant 66 and a Durant 7¢@ mod*l, on Moon, on three Reo models and on the roa4- ster and cabriolet-coupe of the sixes It is apparent, Shidle contin ues, that few makers have overstocked majority of dealer organizations do not uncom forta large of new cars on hand at this - + nave time. “Ford undoubtedly has increased his dealer stocks very materially this time Jast year. While his are ‘short on certain in some areas, mest of ive reasonable stocks of retailers TTP ns 2 " is 5 S their floors,” the article “Watchfulness of prices by ar | eompany ef course, primarily to list prices} Actual prices paid by the public} @uite closely with the -volume of | eess cars in dealers’ hands, | "While list prices have held faliriv | ‘steady through several periods of '@verproduction in recent years, “aided allowances made by deal- rs on trade-ins have been com- ‘mon in every such period, thus making it possible for the public ‘to obtain cars at what amounts to cut prices during such times. —. Two New Drivers Enter for Speed Event of May 30 Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 27. Cars for the §00-mile race to be | held in the Indianapolis speedway _May 30. Bob McDonogh, who ted ' Rearly every important automobile ,_ face in 1928 only to be forced off the track by mechanical trouble _before the final lap, is determined to finish in the money this year. He was tutored by the veteran Tommy Milton and is one of the _9i4 school of drivers, in which such ‘figures as Joe Boyer, Jimmy Mur- Phy. Roscoe Sarles and “Howdy” Wilcox won renown. His financial backer is Richard Dodds, youthful Los Angeles millionaire, who gete _his thrills out of piloting airplanes. The other new entrant is Phil | “Red” Shaf who has waged « Successful fight against tubercule- Ss and is back after several }@f retirement. Peter de am hour, Shafer Wheel drive machine. which still stands. | the car all winter in Flint, Mich. Graham-Paige Earns $523,641 In First Quarter Graham-Paige Motors Corpora- ®n reports earnings for the first | Warter of 1929 of $523,641 or more Than double the earnings for the Period in 1928, which were ‘ame _ $357.7 The $3. Stock %© 282.755 one an years He finished third im the 1925 race as a member, with Paolo who, winning. ¢s tablished a mark of 101.13 miles will pilot a new front- He and ‘tus _™echanic have been working on hei corporation plans to offer *Ts of common and second pre- ferred the right to subscribe Shares of no-par-vaiue | —- stotk at $25 a share. Sub- right will be on the basig @ one-balf shares for each © Of second preferred stock Air _ al ae qi ¢ cats executives today applies. | Lotls disph tional ica, 7 cil, & Squa¢ play; 45 257 BER BPR Ese. fF ‘wit! ~ Tw bh 16 tommon ©ne and one-half shares for shares of the company’ stock. — Re bs tate rad effi app bra spe thr hus ing wah kel be me >= we he

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: 10. ~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY — APRIL 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . —! grat the Silver age | Win unusual ‘ leads in the 1290-$25090 The trict manager of the Plymouth Mo-? : tor Co. | fat once. Otherwise rust will start; model. A glance over the instruc- | which have six forward speeds and a low.” speed may be cut down to 3% The public is invited to check the | i he ars j immediately to do its damaging | tion beok is a good idea a 124-inch wheelbase. | miles an hour, assuring ability to get following points characteristic of || C work. ‘of one’s general knowledg an “high-high gear at normal en- | out of holes and s_and other difficult places. ’ Chrysler and to determine whether + ae ener is cement ee | There is no explaining it, that {s other lines: Siender-profile raci- | all. One day, it looks as if those (2710 WASHINGTON i ea field, two Buicks being seid ance, - — every ane ef all other makes | .sge4 : in this price range. L. Hershfeit, service man- Cl b and Edward Schall, parts chi Be r of the Vesper company. ey 4 a Ate w= » te Agta, al Tiel ator, “air-wing” fenders, arched tie rod on “75” and Imperial, arched window silhouétte, arched | hood louvre panel, arched cadet visor, high-compressien engine, rubber spring mountings, seven- | bearing weighted crankshaft, iso- therminvar pistons, pivotal steering apparatus, tubular front axle on “75” and Imperial and crankcase ventilator. Accorrding to Warner, the Plym- eut four is the only full-sized car in the low-price field and has the game hydraulic braking system as other Chrysler lines, together with a full force-feed lubricating system. Front end rear springs are unusu- ally long and a rebound leaf takes the place of shock absorbers. The Chrysler “65.°" Stewart as- : serts, is a smooth-riding machine because the ends of the springs are Ae ae mere —— who insist the convertible will finally displace the open car and make inroads on the strictly closed type are right. The next morning, bright and early, some one comes out wit# the announcement that his company has had to add a roadster or phaeton to the line to take care of a strong demand for | these particular body styles. The ficures may show that slowly but surely the open model is passing, but they do not indicate just how permanent is the process or how far-reaching. « os Speaking of new models, the new convertible in the Stearns- Knight line seems to sound a new note, In the average car of this type, the model seems to keep its closed car character distinctly un- New Beauty, New ca q CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT ON e 4 The Nati jonal Battery Co., which let e ed a seperate conference. tent s offices at 3990 Chouteau ave- ing te reports securing a new cen- of to furnish batteries to the wee mery Ward Co. over @a of five years. Based on pre- c. yearly price increases, it is eral ed the contract will repre- Gra purchases exceeding $18,000,- s z = : Another milestone in the history i: w. Graham-Paige was passed last com wher the 190.900th machine dealet built, just 15 months after the | line of sixes and eights was in- In weed. the factory has ommg—~ Gross of the Gross-Butler Me- Co.. 1817 Lecust street, local buter. Line in eet in live rupbber, thus eliminating | tj} the top is absolut2ly down. That Production is now runwing more 19 points of lubrication. In.-three | of course is due to the type of su- F — | PA - | 500 cars a day, well ahead ef | years, he deciares, there has been nerstructure. In the case of the "aad 1928 output. More than §10.,- ee mo call at the factory for replacing |} Stearns, when the windows disap- ° 43 ss Waltace, formerty withthe} et & apwer tf. @. b. facters q “Chrysler himself says that ft is! Z st : 2 +n Aaeag ge rane cers | Pe Pee cae | ; : lounge-chair restfulness. ; ie ‘ ° ° . ck Motor Co.'s Western head- \when added to the price, it couldn't be : compartment in which the _ golf | Chrysler engineers have created many a haagg 008 been sonal aaa Be made a better car.” clubs may be stored for the trip | . new refinements 1n Plymouth’s famous Plymouth’s new performance is a Coupe, Say Roadster (with ruméble stat), $675, a ig’ gthewe woe vp — erent a . ‘ , . i th ston -at teming specte | winds with One stone, the automo- ‘New Self-Conforming seat cushions. ° P with adequate brakes. ive engineer invariably lets fly. se se na ge That ie what is behind Chrysler's New Spring Colors—and a number of other highly _| Use thig year of an L-sh d pis- engincering 7y) : i. oe decent its Stun, as a a scientificnew Chrysler refinements. | THE FULL-SIZE ROADSTER $ (with ramble coat), $675 . at random. Two revolvers beneath tage ge ee ebiler to > aieeel the worst of the mud and dirt. NORM ANDY MOT . aries a. + Ouis Belleville. Ll. Granite City, Tih / y a : f , —— . * mE z : They learned that the age of the May Be Leaking Oil. etre ee cama 4 ORS, Inc. BROCK MOTOR CAR CO. CHAS.-PROCASKY JENNY MOTOR SALE te Griver had little effect upon his Timing cears t ' 7300 Natu 1 Brid Rd.. Ss: Lams = * oe > : ; ° : — 4 - zs hat have seen con- | i rai Bridge Rad., Si. Lauis Olive and Newstead, St. Louis Bellev I i. en onagmae eaa that sex was no a siderable service. are a common | L. ASKER MOTORS | L AU MOTO og . eville, iL. Highland, fil. is : that the re Was a era source of oil leakage. They should. | 4 i . nc. j I ~ , MOTOR , fwetationship Between the 4 ‘S| be checked if spots of oi] show up | $676 Gravois St “Ye . 7299 ; R SALES CO. e HOEFERT BROS. OSW ALT ‘ " ooo on Oe free ry a aga piace where the car is | ry aie Re: ss Jee Ivory Ave., st. Louis Alton, Til. a. E. St. i Il. 8 eng: ° ; L bu s, o> Se i a A ~ > a az Ld ~ 4 . ; dl 7 ; ee en ee. ee annem): . uate inte aan — a ceeainsiiaaiin — sinasi ' “i canis , Dia aakaal is alee mages 2 -

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— with speedometer, while special such as inclosed cab, nicl p of 414 | Water pump and unders| Standard | tier is obtainable at slight ner and cost. cars. Ask unusual Gua about d cars fed full-size Plymouth y Springtime colorings. les and shines in the. Ss out and sce how it action. ¢ ke rumble seat), $675, 2- 195; De Luxe Coupe (with lan, $695. Aliprices f.0.b: nd the convenience of time fs. . / ] x FAS WE aE ; ~ . CROSSWORD PUZZLE WEST-PRICED aC AR > TE MOTOR CO., Ine. Washington Blvd., St. Louis S ‘I SIDE MOTOR CO. - ' Granite City,. Il. (NY MOTOR SALES. - Highland, I11. WALT MOTOR CO. __E, St. Louis, Ill. - a ; . 7. “Te . Acct) eee rantee, UNg tire , : ithe 1928 output. hness z - me o,* ty. w. A. Vesper of the Vesper auto Co., West Pine boule. and Vandeventer avenue, re- to &t. Louis Tuesaday from ay visit to the regional are of the Buick Motor in (Chicago. He was accom- ed by Walter H. Vesper, vice dAent; W. H. Willcockson, sec- ; John F. Dawson, sales pro- mn manager; ©. C. Owens, et and research division; W. webell, used ear division; Ray r, advertising manager, * M. Kerekhoff, assistant ad- ch manager, At the meeting plans for promot- gales Were discussed. An in- gummer advertising pro- @as tentatively agreed upon. m was high over pros- sfor the remainder of the year. stics were presented show- ' that the Silver Anniversary leads in the $1200-$2500 ven field, two Buicks being sold severy ane of all other makes bined in this price range. ’ Jemes L. Hershfelt, service man- and Edward Schall, parts er of the Vesper company, ded a separate confcrence. ” > Me a af ye , i q aye “ The National Battery Co., which bas offices at 5900 Choutedu ave- , reports securing a new con- tact to furnish batteries to the BMentgomery Ward Co. over a weriod of five years. Based on pre- mous yearly price increases, it is _Betimated the contract will repre- 4 t purchases exceeding $18,000,- O00. Pas, a 5 - . ? — » ® Another milestone in the history ae Graham-Paige was passed last _ eek when the 100,000th machine yg ves built, just 15 months after the Bnew line of sixes and eights was in- _ Bitreduced, the factory has informed Seeei Gross of the Gross-Butler Mo- ter Co., 1817 Locust street, local distributer. ™ Production is now running more Mthan 500 cars a day, well ahead of More than $10,- 600 has been invested in new | ts and equipment since the two Sew lines, were broucht out in Jan- Semry, 1928, by the three Graham _ Bbrethers. Increased factory production eeMhedules of the new straight eight “$i proof of @nother success of : ree-Arrow engineers, according W. G. Astridge of the Western Automobile Co,, Pierce-Arrow dis- buter in the St. Louis territory. Astridge has been apprised that @the great demand for the new car @has resulted in a number of ap- agPications being made at the Buf- Malo, N. Y., factory for distributer 4 and dealer franchises. @ An example of the genera] in- ie of sales is the fact that sales 998 Canada were four times greater the first quarter of 1929 than a the first quarter in 1928. In “a a, even the least expensive “mrerce-Arrow sclis for more than 0, 4 a > “ R, H. Wallace, formerly with the Buick Motor Co.’s Western head- @iarters, has been made’ manager the new service and mainte- ce department of the Schnure tor Co., Buick dealer, 2216-18 t street, it is announced by man L. Schnure, — president. building has been remodeled provide space for the depart- t which will offer practically ry service from ducoing to body repair work. The first and sec- ond floors have been renovated. Special Buick servica tools and equipment have been installed. ie - aw R. B. Mann of the Archer-Mann Motor Co,, Marmon-Roosevelt dis- tributer for this district, announces appointment of Charles F. Dorn, who has display and sales rooms at 7007 Page boulevard, 7400 Bt. Charles Rock road and $142 Mor- ganford road, as a Marmon-Roose- velt dealer. Dorn will handle this line exclusively. He has been in the automobile business in S8t. Louis since 1912, having formerly been a Willys-Overland dealer for seven years. ” ~~ _ The K and B Motor Car Co. has been added to the list of Windsor dealers, Helm Walker, vice presi- dent and sales director of the Windsor Corporation, announces. The Bell Motor Sales Co. of Alli- ance, O., is another new dealer added last week. 7 ” * Clyde Brayton, veteran pilot and | chief flying instructor at Parks Air College, and Claude Sterling, chief test pilot for the Parks Aircraft Corporation, have bought Chevro- let sedans for personal use, accord- ing to the Standard Chevrolet Co. of East St. Louis, which made the sale. - 7 we Cc, KE. Graves, treasurer and gen- eral manager of the Lambert- Graves Motor Co., 4035 Lindell boulevard and 22338 Locust street, Oldsmobile and Viking dealers, has sold him interest in the company to A. W. Lambert, vice president. The company will continue to act as a dealer for Oldsmobile and Viking cars. Incorporated in December, 1922, Lambert-Graves Motor Co. for man’ years handled Fords and Lincolns, relinquishing these lines in December, 1926, and taking an Oldsmobile franchise. W. W. Mil- ler is president of the concern. V. D. Sears, sales manager of the H. & H. Machine Co., mechanics of Cramer Frothers, Inc., 2616 North Thirteenth street, Thursday evening, urging them to put their best efforts into their work; so that customers might be pleased and their company’s busi- ness increased. He also discussed the need for having cylinder walls of an engine cleaned after the car has been driven 10,000 miles. » — 2 The Locust Auto Glass Co., which has been on Locust street in the business of replacing automobile windshields and door glasses for many years, has moved to 3125 Locust street and improved its fa- addressed | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT Along Auto Row -: | | i — a ——— - cilities. The company has leased | a lot east of their new location which will give parking room dur- | A number of new., ing servicing. machines for cutting and beveling glass have also been instalied. Need Only Lubricant. It is a far cry from the day when the transmission gave the ear owner no end of trouble. Made of the finest steels, cut with the greatest of precision and. carefully designed, today’s gearset is. vir- tually trouble-proof. All the car owner has to do to keep it in this condition is see that the supply of lubricant is adequate. The proper time to check is on an average of every 1000 miles. ————— { 9 fo We fe 1) | we BE we j ame ee > ar oy ee a ee a) ae e | J BORIZONTAL Poe i \—H eron Lueck + sama Oo pipe b.3— Tax et 34—Genus of herbs Qual! ‘§— Healed jbo—Nacre £ TA duck 86—Period veatment S9—Ancievt region of 38—Roman date nickname Babyloni $0——-Flat strip. of paper . 9 Female horse 41—Prickly cucumber lertaty —A vertebra 43—In neutral] equilibrium tistnene $—Mean fellow 45— adhered ~ 5—Conso e —_ portico Plum’ 98—Aspirant 40——Ki7 a of glacial grave! P etn y bob po pace ~u—Article Fs dio c 2—Drink o ut of date z tia 03—A river in W. Africa 55—Shower 3 cont 10s— elax 57—Lamprey ule aything 60—Pertaining to tides Teo 10 Encore ; 61—Remainder © 8 cat 107—Rarefield matter (pi.) O2—Always wury 108—A compound ether o3—Singers ‘ ~, a . 109—Abstract being 64— Dams ie ‘Se ane VERTICAL 67—Laweuit . 68—Raced ® of Tyndareous son of Adam 71—Child ie to the last eyl- T3—Mimic able in a word §—Paup and cold — of wool fibers 5—Made of oats 7%—Novel by Jane Austen inj 6—Mandsmus &1—Confidential ean 'y ‘o—] a — M S—In cards, fail to follow &5—interfere “4 les plenty suit S6-—Lruest : -. af 9—~Flecks s8—First Christian convert hee t 1U—Religious wine resse) at llippi Violin i] —Sod P0— blk : wa alley {5— Father of Jacob ®1—Nonunion worker on ler 1j—Honey 0l—Sacred Buddhist lian- . & Omelike t: l4——Destiny Uae ¢ 4% € b ra } SS Stead 9 3— Antera Dotnt 14K#—Bunks 95—A ‘“bag-piper” mat “2—(ut by a blow 96—English school : ae A, thrush ase rears 2 ieClo v—Set of go all mocess'n 54— Fighting force 101—Goddess of dawn to todays crossword putszie will be found on another page of this 8—Dishes CH SUNDAY MORNING, Car Owners Pay 77 Prices for Their Gasoline Special to the Post-Dispetch, WASHINGTON, April 20—There — clusive of gas taxes, varying in most states. These figures were ascertained in a survey by the 1065 motor clubs affiliated with the American Automobile Association. The lowest price on the date used was 12 cents for straight run and 15 cents for high test gasoline were 77 different prices for gaso-jiat Muskogee, Ok., and the highest line in the United States on Feb. 19, 1929, prices ranging from to 24.5 cents a gallon for straight | run gasoline and from cents a gallon for high 18 to 27.5 test, eX- was 24.5 for straight run and 27.5 12 }for high test at Wallace, Ida. In the Mississippi Valley, aver- age prices on Feb. 19 were 16.5 and 19.5 cents for straight run APRIL 28, 1929____ | and high test fuel, respectively. Widest variance was in Colora- do where prices ranged from 15 to 24 cents a gallon for Straight run and 18 to 27 neque SUll a Good Practice. Veteran motorists will recall that they ocasionally dropped the crankease and washed it out with kerosene to remove the collection of “Sludge.” It stillis a g00d idea about once a year for, in that pe- riod, considerable “emulsified dirt” is likely to collect. | 27 cents for high test. | ¢ “Sunburn” Shades | Now Pofular in Car Cole Motifs : ‘ ; ‘ ’ ca rl a ee ee i i ae Describing new colors that have come into use in finishing auto- mobiles, Miss Nan Hornbeck, a color specialist with the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co, at Milwaukee, Wis., declares that “sunburn” shades have been made popular by ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 1! | nathers on the beaches of the | Southern winter resorts. “Rust” and “carnelian” are smart, she says, becauses they are virile, dy- namic hues and combine well with such colors as “sun, flame and coppery glints.” “Blondes and brunettes have dis- covered that in the matter of their ensembles, sands, tans and light bieges are most practical and be- coming.” Miss Hornbeck states. ‘I am not referring to the. various mud colors but to the new delicate tones of sand, mellow cream, pale fawn and camel hair. Celers of automobiles invariably follow those of milady’s costume, “Oxide hues, already in use by two manufacturers, is a reddish brown, or brick, so subdued as not to offend the eye. The contrasting shade is a rich, dark brown in one ease and sand in the other,” she ad da. Pedal Not to Blame. Adjustment of the clutch pedal rarely is necessary. Some motore- ists attempt it when other proced- ures are definttely in order. ~ Double-production capacity Lowers all Hupmobile PLICCS...and sets new sales records > nit Satere rerreri hae HUPMOBILB’S huge new Cleveland plant... giving Hupmobile over a million aquare feet of increased oroduction facilities Leave it to the American motorist to leap to the opportunity — when extraordinary value knocks at his door. The. printer’s ink was barely dry on HUPMO- BILE’S announcement of sweeping price reduc tions, when thrifty buyers throughout the nation began crowding HUPMOBILE’S sales rooms. From Maine to California HUPMOBILE Is writ- ing new sales history. HUPMOBILE’S new pro- gram of expansion made possible these unparal- leled price revisions. Before you buy any car, in sheer justice to your pocketbook, see and check the wonderful values HUPMOBILE’S new price-list offers you. All models in the famous HUPMOBILE Century Six and Century Eight lines are affected by these radical price reductions. See your dealer today. i= rrrerrrte erre fret IC WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTO METROPOLITAN DEALERS Benjamin Motor, 3145 Locust St., St. Louis. West Florissant Motor Sales Co., 6518 West Florissant. Johannes Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. Fannelly Motor Car Co., E. St. Louis, Ill. Corrington Motor Co., Alton, D1. Barnett-Reese Motors, Belleville, Ill. Company Distributor Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 19th and Locust Streets, St. Louis, Mo. Mattoon—McComas & Son MISSOURI Jefferson City—Cole County Motor Co, Shelbina—Dimmitt & Arnold Auto Co. Hannibal—Hannibal Nash Company Cape Girardeau—Miesner & Gerhardt Auto Columbia—Cook Bros. Motor Co. Moberly—Sceibert Motor Co. Bowling Green—Staley Motor Co. St. Charles—St. Charles Auto Sales Co. Kirksville—Truitt Bros. Motor Co. Mexico—Dual Motor Co. Warrenton—Isenmaan Bros, Garage ILLINOIS Nokomis—C. A. Balsley Granite City—Hammond M Mt. Vernon—Dale Motor Sales West Frankfort—Dale Motor Sales Jacksonville—German Bros. Livingston—Mitchelar & Son Marshall—C. S. Miller OBILE CO. - Columbia—Gundl. -h Motor Co, ‘ Mounds—J. E. Herman Quincy—Hilgenbrink Garage & Mach. Shop Salem—B. C. Holsapple & Son otor Co. Motor Co. Carlyle—F. G. Mead Edwardsville—H. H. Mead Pana—Edw. McKee & Son Springfield—Wienold Motor Sales Co. Charleston—A. Highland—Jenny Garage J. McComas * Ain ee Re NR A R TT LORS t f, : | t rT ; te me oe

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R ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 3 ‘CLUB WILL AVOID ALL GOSSIP) DEMONSTRATIONS BY 1) Says Even Subconscious St. Louise Program oh 4 , Mind Wilt Be Purged. | tional Hearing Week. A, 2 ks _ Child Fr By the Associated Prese. “Week, the St, Louis bettie 'T raining on Air | His Duties at Special NUNEATON, Eng and, April 27.| Week, the St, Louis d d Ro YeT On Wednesdays... Session. |—Even the subconscious mind, Hard of Hearing, will * ‘| By the Associated dense 1. | must be purged of malictous gos-| grams of addresses at ths yo GENEVA, April 27.—Charles E.. sip, if you would become @ mem- | rooms, 3817 Olive street, i 2 ; Hughes, -sermer seen ahem natal ber of the Anti-Scandat Club,| day and Thursday at § es, — a ac a ae Prin caved cane lageraa founded by the Rev. Frank poets § The me Program will ins of 9 ae Weekly | the bench 0 ‘ile, viear *xhall. near this. lip-reading demonst i J | of Internationa) var ge “an oo aan sracdicnenies town. : afternoon and two ‘chee ss “Series to Be Broadcast by session convoked for Monday, + | Halt the sorrows of this world| be given by the Junior qj KSD This Week. 13. | He swrWeh se are caused by scandalmo, gers, in | Club, Saturday night, . gap Pe cpg will immediately the opinion of the vicar meee | of the club take an oath cither to) SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 — —_—____—_— : MESSENGER BOY, 18,.WINS FLY AND BAIT CASTING vities of Boy Scouts | RAISE FOR PAINTINGS As oe cess” AT QUTDOOR LIFE SHON | Self&Taught Artist Commended by —___ §T LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ________. HUGHES SITS MAY 13 WITH INTERNATIONAL COURT Ex-Secretary of State Will Begin | Vicar : Critics at London Exhibition. By the Associated Press, LONDON, April 27, — Paintings | Memonstration to Be Given at telegraph messenger boy | ae ae : — d ae | given by one of the patrols. The) Exhibition of Arts at. 10-year charter was presented by| Albert Museum, | ieee ice Annual the Victoria and South Kensington. Fly and bait casting will be dem- Less Than Four Months After ane onstrated at St. Louis’ first annual Field Executive S. C. Reaves. The! Grace Abbott, chief of the . we og Tae \ a . 4 ne . hte 7) ay : iio 2 Rs 50% es A ge f ER Mee ; “ > 4a —_ J bs va - niente snccte 4 ares pie as tee oar ae “ 2 sos ‘ ate, Spreng ony ae ws RS mo met, at re 3 i Ree OTE SO 2. > aes 2 b ae n - . “o - ~ ely > = a SAA ier a “ : ao ie Bele a tle ttt llancaeite tele te a ty ~ pe Te , + fae a 2) antes i comeonmenall ee ee ee ee ” a A RAR AOE AE A RC ARIE eS OE OES! OBOE AR — ne on nem = \ eles we ee a = . A i o _ . — en an = ee ee — a “- — o So — a trory yeeten . . ~ ee Pee = fugit no mew Arizona ) Missouri [) Oklahoma [) Arkansas [) Montana C) Texas [] Colorado [ Nebraska [) Uteh [ Idaho O NewMezico (© Washington 2 Kansas C2) Wroming An anniversary program to cele- | brate the tenth birthday of Troop | 71 was given by that troop at the | Maple Avenue M. FE. Church a week ago Friday evening. After. the opening ceremony a short pro-| | orem was given by the troop's 11-| ‘ Hawaii Alaska Pacific Northwest Send coupon for FREE BOOK— do it now and investigate this unusual type of vacation before you make other plans. Or inquire at nearest ticket office: Burlington Route 416 Locust St. Northern Pacific 540 Boatmen’s Bk. Bldg. Great Northern 517 Boatmen’s Bk. Bldg. Burlington Gscorted _Tours © Burlington Escorted Tours, Dept.' P-5 416 Locust St., Se. Louis, Mo. Please send me information about Bar lington Escorted Tours. 5 3 ow hake I am interested in tour to ‘Exclusive of Hotel and Meals on shore Liberal stop-over privileges Swedish, Denish, German visas obtained gratis Folder upon request to your local steam ship or tourist agent or Passenger Office 130 No. La Salle St., Chicago | ville. “is that even ‘tf one Coes not [= speak well of people or to remain) silent. “The great troutie with} scandal,” said the nev. Mr. Mel- TRAVEL AND BEB as sliatvea jj ; . j = For YOUR VACAT THIS SUMMER Jig DRAKE COLONIAL’ oS ene “\ Six Tours Everywherg To America fot ic Shrines. ington . . . Gay Broadway, er Canada .. . the Sel nay River. . . and Picturesquel Three one-week tours, two twoar one eleven-day tour, one thre» one four-week tour—depart each iy For complete Preston: ~~ ee | ’ The Blackstone, C , or see representative of the Railroad, The Grand Trunk Railwavs TRAVEL AND RESORTS. 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Reduced fares all sum- "mer. Stop off at Jasper. Ask about personally conducted tours. For booklets and in- formation, apply to W. FE. RUDOLPH, Dist. Pass. A¢t. ve 314 N. Broadway GArfield 1940 - = 7~ | * ; ‘ ¥, [[ANADIAN NATIONAL ‘ The Largest Railway System im America » % . ere OPERATING RAILWAYTS + STEAMSRHIPS + HOTELS + THLEGRAPS ARD EXPRESS SERVICE + n's Bureau of tha United Department of Labor, is to a series of talks on ing” over an NBC net- 9 o'clock Wednesday ae KSD will put the Grit these talks on the air next snesday, Which has been desig- oa by Congress 4s “Child Health * Secretary of Labor James Davis is to introduce Miss Abbott “she radio audience. Sn her talks Miss Abbott will dis- what modern science has to bute to the prevention of de- yency and to child training in neral. Her subjects will be taken am the tens of thousands of ques- that mothers ask the bureau sh year. Some of these questions mn be answered by Miss Abbott. be first talk will be devoted to sweation in Relation to Child aith.” Miss Abbott's next three sions will be on “Beginning ng,” and she will! tell of the auct probiems of the pre-school “iq. Temper, tantrums, jealous- . disobedience, lying and stealing childish misbehavior which ames so serious in later life— be dealt with in June. She wii discuss the problems of the Bua of school age—the gang age girls as well as boys. "All of the talks will be practical, every instance Miss Abbott quot- actual cases of juvenile delin- to illustrate her points, ‘Miss Abbott has been engaged in 1 work since 1909. She first metered Government work in 1917, when she was appointed director the Child Labor Division of the mited States Children’s Bureau, br job was to administer the first dera!] child labor law. After this was declared unconstitutional, iss Abbott held other public po- itions, including that of adviser on War Labor Policies Board, sec- y of the child welfare confer- with which the children’s campaign was concluded, and tary of the children’s commis- m of the first international labor iference. In August, 1321, Miss Abbott 8 appointed chief of the Chil- en's Bureau. During her first in this post Congress gave to p bureau responsibility for ad- mistering the Federal maternity md infancy act. Forty-five states | been co-operating with the at ireau under the provisions of the to protect the health of moth- and babies. in, rnest Kroeger HAN Cais lumb KMOX While on the a key stat schedule half how at 1:30, Ballad } The ¢€ The 7 Saint 7 Old M Just @ I Love ¥ : Live as you like to live. Rough it in some sequestered log cabin or rest in luxury at the most modern hotels. Enjoy your favorite sport—fish, bathe, canoe, ride or hike. Play golf, tennis, croquet. 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The program in- ides Debusay’s “‘Arabesque in E,” bling's “Menuetto Scherzoso,” g's “Butterfly,” Kroeger's ance of the Elves," Chopin's mcturne in G,” Scott’s “Valse Price,” Grunns “On the Mesa,” Kroeger’s own “Egeria.”’ » again Sonatr at 6:30 some © selectic bers 0 Rob One of Latin America’s most erful broadcasting and receiv~- |! edy sts stations, capable of communti- | Lawm ming with Europe and South | Majest erica, will be inaugurated by | 7 o'ck Cuban Government May 29. tenor, ~~ 4 ' Tubes Tested ) | 1014 45-Volt B R( (8 A. M. to @ A. M.) LAND OF Son Thonn é : Neo Mall Orders G Batteries, ige. size. .2 a ‘Dry Cell A Batteries. . .25¢ 8 RE Phil Minnesota provides amusement 108, rede the: +19, You will carry away memories of yo rm Siminator . ni wonderful vacation—of lovely a —of a charming summer climate. Bs j . Pla@. sccsccs “Y ort Radio te =n SALE OF es. 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___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a on Child Training on Air . On Wednesdays | Louisc Program Part ot. tional Hearing Week Plans, © As a part of Nationa) Hea | Weck, the St. Louis League for ¢ Hard of Hearing, will Kive p -| 8rams of addresses at the Las reoms, 3817 Olive Street, Wedn day and Thursday at § P. m. ‘The week's program wi}] ine] lip-reading demonstrations I rid aiternoon and two short plays to Be Broadcast by world be given by the Junior Leae ESD This Week. rs, in Club, Saturday night. bers) —_ er to! , Grace Abbott, chief of the main . 4 Bureau of tha United ith TRAVEL AND RESORTS, a Ppepartment of Labor, is to! Mei- | : : . d ee series of talks on s not. igi i ut ining’ over an NBC net- pS uD! , : on ie at 9 o'clock Wednesday never : KSD will put the @r.:t ) faaetsiks On the air next gy, which has been desig- econetess as “Child Health “Gecretary of Labor James is to introduce Miss Abbott radio audience. For YOUR VACATIQ ‘THIS SUMMER Join e © g DRAKE COLONIAL Toum Leaving every Sunday from Sr. I alks Miss Abbott will dis- to August 25th, ioclusnn samt ar modern Six Tours Everywhere ribute to the prevention of de- To America’s Historic Shrines » alespency and to child training in ington . . . Gay Broadway . , Her subjects will be taken French Canada. oe «te Scenic usin m the tens of thousands of ques- nay River. . . and Picturesque B gathat mothers ask the bureau | Three one-week tours, two two-week tai — os roe Daas one eleven-day tour, one three-week y answered oy ag = one four-week tour—depart each week, “Sy me frst talk ¥ oted to childish misbehavior which nes so serious in later lif f—— be dealt with in June. She discuss the problems of the of school age—the gang age = gris as well as boys. tof the talks will be practical, severy instance Miss Abbott quot- Be actual cases of juvenile delin- y to illustrate her points '» yt Abbott has becn engaged in Saal work since 1909. She first Stered Government work in 1917, @epen she was appointed director Meitbe Child Labor Divis! the J ision of ited States Children’s Bureau. pjeb was to administer the first weceral ChiJd labor law. After this w was declared unconstitutional, Abbott held other public po- including that of adviser on War Labor Policies Board, sec- of the child welfare confer- with which the children's reampaign was concluded, and tary of the children’s commis- PUDOLDEH TRAVEL BUREAU Boatmen's Bank Building St. Louis, Mo. he most inspiring of your life S foyage through moan- rs from Vancou- Skagway—the trail of the Kiondike—the ied and gorgeous pur in America. y thru service from } ancouver— rag and Return ) ~~ 4 | | of 9 A. M. Weekly’ A RR ee = | | | Salut d'Amour science has to} ’ : , , n in Relation to Child For complete mfermation and interesting peresuion : : z literature, write . bh” Miss Abbott's next three x will be on “Beginning lc. + Ss > Aa is Fr CoF “ae «cha a iy? +c 1] of 7 “4 The Blackstone, Chicago : »> #& . Sqacene iad ie pier or see representative of the Baltimore end ¢ mauct problems of the pre-school | | Rairoad, The Grand anne Canadian Temper, tantrums, jealous- {| On. Hsobedience lying and stealing | Frances Alda Robert Halliday, Musical Comedy Star, in Majes- tic Hour—La Palina Concert in Brazilian: Setting. HANGE of time for New York City necessitates i Meieaieess Co- lumbia chain features on KMOX an hour, beginning today. While the Ballad Hour will go on the air from the Columbia chain key station at 1 o'clock, KMOX is scheduled to broadcast only the last half hour of this concert, beginning at 1:30. The Ballad Hour follows: The complete program follows: The Song 1 Love— Orehestra and Adele Vasa oer Pwo weweeeeeeees Orc hestr =" Old Man River, from “Show Boat”. .Kern Ivan Ivanitzoff and Orchestra ee. 2 ee ek Henderson Orchestra I Love You Truly . .«. Bond Adele Vasa and Orchestra Among My Souvenirs— Orchestra ny Herbert Mr. Ivan tsoff and Orchestra Kashmiri Some ....... Woodf!ford-Finden Adele Vasa and Orchestra Sweethearts. fr om “Sweethearts’ . Herbert Mr. Ivantzoff. Miss Vasa and Orches‘ra Angela Mia : ST SE a Ce Rapp ee Liebesfreud ..... : ere kPeisier Olin and ‘Or eetra The gar a 3 Waiting rhe r the Sunmse— ‘Mise Vasa an Rec. Red Rose, fron Orchestra Roses of eieards Se ge . Wood Mr. Ivanizoff and Orchestra Barcarolie Tsechaikowsky ad Orchestra ea eeea Orchestra A Te Deum, by Sir Arthur Sul- livan, best known for his music for operettas for which Gilbert wrote / the words, is among music to be given in the Cathedral Hour. which is to begin at 2 o'clock. This hour will bring: Onward Christian Soldiere....... The Lord’s Prayer Choir En semble and Orchestra Chorale: a May the Will of God se ee Be Demme ..... wre. ) Perey Cee Bach Choir er i Sull van Solo Voices, Choir and Orchestr: Interlude Song inons Words. Dav idof Orchestr Anthem: Rise Up O Mé 2 of God. .Noble au. hoir and Orchestra. ER pg ee ea Gounod fertory: Hark. Hark, Mr Soul. .Shelley Contraito, Soprano, Choir and Orchestra. TT wea Fibich Orchestr The Lord cof Heaven ..... eccsecse Forsyth s. Anthem. Choir and Orchestra. My Hope Is in the Everlasting... Tenor Motet: Legend ‘ : ‘holr and Strings. Sietz | full program for the Stainer | Téchaikowsky | “Whoopee .Donaldson | , | Duet from “The _ SUNDAY meget { APRIL 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 13 ig CY HARRIET LEE and ROBERT HALLIDAY, in Majestic Hour on KMOX tonight. chestra also are to take part tn | the following program: “Follow Thru’ Medley— Arnold Johnson's Majestic Orchestra. s a Harriet Lee: and Charies Lawman. “One Alone.’ from “The Desert Song’— | Robert Hallidar. “The Desert Song’ — Bobert Halliday. “Bits from Musical Comedy Hits ’— Orchestra. ‘An Old Ital ian Love Sone” Charles Lawman. “Lover Come Back to Me’— Harri et Lee. “In Old Madri a aaaten wl th Chorus. ‘Marianne.’ from “The New M2on’'— Robert Halliday. OE re hie e first internat é r | Anthem: Praise the Lord : Franck | Redferne Hollinshead. , Western Station, Chi orth — Méonal 1abo1 : Choir and Orchestra | Batch _—_iof Fav oritesa—“After You're educed fares all sum- aerence. March from ‘“‘Tannhauser’’ .... Wagner | + ee e Aint Got Ni‘ body,’ But.’’ iop off at Jasper. Ask August, 1921, Miss - Abbott Ores ostra. | eg Age Mt ge Fe pg Rg icone, Elec ersonally conducted : appointed chief of the Chil- ie ie Or hestra. Leaks d iin During her 7 La Palina and her entertainers | “ctoyt-Hearted Men’’— and Geet , , in thi (br harteadlhgaelatiatoag go on the air at 6 o'clock ith . | Re vert Halliday and “New Moon’’’ Men’s| ‘le s : ~res rave ¢ ; a Chorus. Bs SPPry to : ; ee * —— ore Oh le program of Spanish and Latin- tm . 4 bureau reaponsibility for ad- A laaadhtiate aheaieiemialiime Pisin tinhiion 14, DOL?H, Dist. Pass. A 4. . if ering the Federa!] maternity merican music. } rances Alda, Soprano of the adway GArfield 1940 We infancy act. F ane _,.. | Ef Irresistible . ) ogatti | Metropolitan Opera, is to be soloist | ¢ . — orty-tive states Jrchestra eee ..jin the DeForest once “= \ been co-operating with the | Clavelitos eens ase ae Valverde | ** _ rest concert @ ; ~» \ k A, BS Auli i = a Palina a a irebestra io’ Ie Borr : Cr { Pt +h I ATIONAL ~ P A mau under the provisions of the} Joaquina .............. Ferperes rramino | eater Se . in -hristchurcnh, . ’ WV at : ic ( + i€ Ta! ; t = . "REE Eee anh" protect the health of moth-] gmapnola gi on ee ee ee Retlwey System m America nd babies. Baritone and orchesira (is at an early age to obtain her 4 ; Dengozo : 7 Nazareth | musical training. She made her, . . ? rc! r ~ ki 19¢ _ ’ THLEGRAPS AFD EXPRESS SERVICE - RADIO STA mest K jas. hy.Av or hes * reire (Schmid) | debut at the Opera Comique, and | roeger | Date cot Fins i 4 meee following several seasons of oper- n KMOX Tonight}... Orchesi atic Successes in Europe, she was - ————— ————— io ine ors to. ae ThEE .German engaged for the Metropolitan 6 arto ia O) Sie, t-piar ow a st. Louls com- sre ro Rio (Brazilian Maxixe Nazareth | Opera. i Te 1]ST. ww) 7 | vy be a Cc Ne {)- hest | , * —o / over KMOX from 9-20 ¢ oe El Choclo oe-. : ...Villoléo} Madame Alda has created 13} dock tonight ; Dee mans sang ae Orchestra froles at the Metropoli€tan, and has) ni te l gra in aa | er + a Ai on § , :" 8 Debussy’s “‘Arabesque in E »i Ben Selvin and his orchestra |SUD& the leading roles in over ned) i foe Ry* aS eae ee 1a the feature of the | Operas in Europe,-South America bling's Menvetto Scherzoso. "i akaln will be tne reature QO! Le | 4 h Tt it c : ' 4 c's “Butte rfiy,”” Kroecer's Son atron half hour Ove r Kk MOX }an 3 ase “om er ‘ tates. In 7 mite of the Elves,” Chopin's | at 6:30. The program will include an "g ary o repertoire of] Mrne in G,” Scott’s “Valse {some of the latest songs and dance oe tle re ] > vied go ’ Grunns “On the Mesa,’ selections, as well as solos by mem- ra ne 50 ,- vs 6 . rchestras e si . iKroecer’s own “ ‘Egeria.’ bers of Selvin’s orchestra. orcnes and iarge singing s0 | cleties, io -_-—- me of Latin America’s most! Robert Halliday, musical com-/| Gretchananiff’s “Tears.” as enna! ul broadcasting and receiv-|edy star; Harriet Lee and Charles), em : eceiv- | edy star; Mi xy the 5 a ““Rom e” Wations, capabie of communi-.} Lawman are to be featured in the ehea a a cade Ge duel +} ~3¢ 1 . . . ala ; ‘ ¢ | > , = +? _— e . : +>» ms with Europe and South Majestic hour, which ® NT start at i to be played by the violinist are to rita, will be inaugurated by 7 o'clock. Redferne Hollinshead, |) oot es of the Around the Cuban Gover r 20 te an nold Johnson’s or-j.° — 2 a ote itis n Government May 20. ‘tenor, and Arnold Samover concert at 8:30. This pro- SA.M. to 9 A.M.) 45-Volt B ee ‘Batteries gt Absolutely . Fresh . Stock m= Isc Mavy Duty Batteries, $1.79 ¢ Batteries, ige, size. = Dry Cell A Batteries... . Biminator -. "19. 50 joy Yourselves ° yourselves in your own way- provides amusement for all. rry away memories of your most vacation—of lovely scenery summer climate. ~ Bliminat > +. + : a a’s Farming Opportunities do better in Minnesota, the lead- of the Union. Good creamerics wt . Write for booklet of valuable information. Fine improved farms ed at low prices and on easy terms. AINNESOTA ASSN. SAF OF TUBES me SINSOIA .. 2.0: OPOGD |... cand Type UX199 Type UX226 ene eer ee @& *e e#eee- ** er @ Pick-Up 9.85 mi en! te es eee University Ave. So., St. Paul, Minn. booklet and injormation on : ~~ innesota’s Vacation Attractions Minnesota's Farming Opportunities os . . $42.50 5-Tube Sectro- . $16.00 UNIVERSA re 1014 OLIV SUPPLY CO. Open Evenings } SMALL | RCA mop ny P [rayweNT. ’ 7 7:3 Lews 0 ~ YOUR PRESENT RADIO TAKEN AS PART PAYMENT LIBERAL TERMS FREE INSTALLATION $3.00 Crystal Sets... .79¢ eee S100 5c] Dynamic =| Speaker : $10 Loud Speaker. .$3.95 Utah loud $4 QF a 32.95 Speaker Unit. Sel.” OR CUNNINGHAM TUBES (sA.M.to9A.™.) UX201A or 301A anes a UX226 or 326... cece: UX227 or 327. sites ) Poppies, from Ballet of where he is to sing in opera, after which he wil] fill his annual en- gagements in England and Bel- gium. The program follows: I Marche Militaire ...... . Orchestra II Vicino ib) Mattinata Mr. Thomas Ill men avenir. from oi de Lahore Mr. Thomae (a) gous les Tibeuls (Nader the Lin- den Trees Clarimet koic ‘Cello Solo by Orvaido Mazzocchi “The Te wt 8 wees bandaee ee ©*eev@ee#ee a by Edwin Kivlan (a) Bk ead :% specase-ed b) Bird Songs & ran ; Mr. Yr mae a’ Te Reabemly Choir ..2..02+06: hb) Nocturne ~) The Time for’ Makinz Songs. Mr. yall mas rit ( spring on eoeeaeree ee *# @ ia ~— tremens Serenade} from Hamiet ... Taomas r. Lester Hodges at the Piano le . Massenet | STEWART-WARNER RADIO “The Voice of Authority” NORTH ARION RADIO CO. + ~ | 4008 Shreve Ave. een 37065 STEINER-SCHWARZ FUR. CO. \f 2600 N. 14th St. CEntral $427 Y | THURNAU ELECTRIC APP. CO. y ON DS 2158 Salisbury TYler ose] == ed SEC ; 3538 N. Newstead COlfax 3640 SOUTH BRIGGS NASH SERVICE 9900 Greveis Rd. Riverside 1685 ARCTURUS | eae BLUE 2 S«TUBES [ieee VAN BABES co. 6115 Gravois 1309 H. WAGNER FURNITURE CO. DUCKWORTH RADIO SALES & SERVICE CO. GR. 545 Shaw Bivd. at Vandeventer 1222 3. Broadway CEatral 3337 . DOWNTOWN H. C. MINGES FURNITURE CO. SAM GOLDBERG ear te co. 1601-03 S. Broadway Victor 0fo6 1401 Franklin atrel 3946¢ STEINER FURNITURE CO. LAUER FURNITURE CO. 1200 3S. Broadwey CHeeteut 9766 azs N. 6th Se. CEatrel 7014 DIO SALES & SERVICE MENKUS, THE HOME FURNISHER og oh me _ PRespect 2120 1700 Franklin CEatral 4766 RR HEAR THE STEWART-WARNER RADIO AT THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: WEST CLAYTON APP. & RADIO CO, 14 N. Meramec Ave. WYdows 0380 COTE BRILLIANTE RADIO SERVICE 1301 Hediement Ave. HANENKAMP ELECTRIC CO. 1724 NN. Usaion Bivd. FOrest 6479 IDEAL FURNITURE CO. EAST ST. LOUIS SLACK. 16-12 Collimeville Ave. GRand ore eMesaygrn 08% Dnieagr yor tye RE ENE a a i tat tate = = we * Ss Sette ger ve > a _* ~ ~ eee NO ee ee a a) ws ~ = oe a -~? « «a hy 2

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ke Pe ae. > eee eer ee 2 aad 4 ie + co ndatinga te Regain spat R609 hts pea Bed BK aM : - Fee 3 Dion Wien a i “eu 6 SG The tae ly FEF ae UE cee 5 * ow : Path Meh SS. eae hs a Ot ree My oh Nome Vides y pues} Seep ea 2 Veith y eu ‘. i : ladies ht wh? of . ee Tee SERN: eG Bt > a os Raa : . SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Milton Cross | WINNER OF RADIO DICTION MEDAL Given Award |—__ For Announcing Diction of NBC Staff Member Is Adjudged Best on the Air. Dean ot NBC announcers 1s Milton J. Cross, who was awarda- ed the gold medal! of the: American Academy of Arts and Letters for good radio diction. The award was to the ammouncer ac- judged by a committee to employ the finest tone, the best diction ana the most agreeabie accent engaged in the regular discA of ‘his duties. For several days | before the forma! announcement | it was current gossip that the med- al would go to Cross or Graham + the National Broad-| > re | es 4 casting Co. or Edward B. Husing or Ralph Wentworth of the Colum- bia Broadcasting System. The medal. which depicts Pega- sus. the winged horse, rearing With ‘idespread wings for a ake-of! into space, was designed by John Flanagan, one of the first seven I mbpers oO acacems ross has been in radi “* vears*a is said to be the s ond oidest announc the L d States i point of ser He unusually devoted to his profes- sion. Offered a transfer to another department of the NBC recently he declined, saying that he felt M‘iton J]. Cross. announcer for the NBC, who won the eo ure medal for Radio Diction,. awarded by the Academy of announcing 2 ; | Arts and Letters. Cc ross Came 10 Droaccasting as a iitaiaaiiaimaiinaiiiaiaiaii me aiailteaiis (ii aailatiainaiiee aa singer. He still sings occasional!y - ‘ -* P ‘+. ~~ 373 . a — a = : ’ a , . -~ nm NBC “studio programs and grams t staged hem andi City. ha iz e e ~@ ~ 7, 7 4 . % » = . + = aoes gama singing on the! were responsi. for getting tre ar- 189 rie sf) ves in Man oattan concert stage tists to the studio on tim: When | with his g i Je + - — ° = ——s. = i ? 7 4 - ? His voice is familiar to listeners / an artist was tardy, the: Gale Cross, 4 LTS O16 ail over the country as a result of arranged a s stitut Cross’ Singing Voice Is Tenor. . . = D ~~ -~" * = - .« a ’ ” - > = 7 ~ ie , ‘Ire mis work in the RCA Demonst: a-' had to s¢ imseif e were (400d Cc i ; acquired y mas Te = . . - - 9 - ‘ : a ~ — wor tion Hour. the RCA Educationa] m0 inuit : SS Says roug study and lard vO! tieur, the Sylvania Foresters Phi, a i : s © iL ss s 4 Acac- 0 Theat:« r M TOT le ~ The ~- rome «TT > > v = " a A ri -- , b: — Carison and other programs. | prosrs > su sta of aru be ° = " ’ nomas Cowan, now of New Ss) . 2aria ) es . Beud Tor SER er aa ae ieiaaitaaine Ps a “ore ro Ivy notent 1 ork's MUNCIPal station W N Y + ~ ‘ 4 P _ ~ * : > 4 ~~ Sli Cs Ti respor sible ior | ross becon ing an of a) mou : ing = - ee ’ to @nnouncer. In 1321. Cross became identified wit thi Zz r type spee Sayius a NBC an a 2 > . . ‘ » 2 a . ae = . —_ r, ‘7 r “Te interested in radie through an elec- | musical programs. lis early train- Ouneers ai cayig Ww ey | - +} : a | y ~~ 7 » i ” ¥ ~- trician who owned a “16-rent”’ re. | in-~ - +> Mino Peer Fmetititse af r WwW ire taAlIng Out ~ - - = —— , , . - - q - mk mna . , nh ral Ceiving set, and was heard on sev-: Musical Art . New Yori — wy > 2 Ou , and Lis annua 2 , : - ’ > ‘ - hh es » ~~ hA SN 2 > . erai programs form WJZ, then in / as his pre- | -ctivities fit. award si irthe: zs hom ! a ; _— + nan * Newark. N.. a. Th: oe > he T? me ‘OW - +. A rt ees ms . = aw . . - 8s ; an | : Zid i i Cc ; i * a Uiiri ~- an, Who urged that Cro be hired ting fies to the pubi he deciared. vv 8 ns x - the Ho +3 meen " ee ~ 44 growth OF ic Stal on iade ai we © ww ia — id 4 ’ hd > = ‘ ¥ Second announcer necessary. York « hes @inc the First Glee Club on AMOX May 4. , , ™ * At that time the announcers! Presbyterian, and also toured the ‘be Gk Ciub of Westminster wre >» the rPiw no bh _ , ~ . > . ~ — - fe the only persons heard on the Eastern part of the United States Collez vill sing over KMOA r , ) we . . 7 . sney not oniy announced the pro- Crogs Is a native of New York | dav night Auth. Deaier—Majestic, Brunswick, Radiolas, Steinite, Balkite, Victory _— q MONDAY SPECIALS—MAIL ORDERS FILLED—NO CC. U DS De not judge the quality of these Sets br the low price. You must see and hear them te recegnize their trae value. 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The very best of materials used. amd cuaranteed ty the manufacturer against material and manufacturing detects, (see this wonderful value.) Has marveious tone. 00 Jg= 4 real bona fide bargain. Complete. Fwery set mechanically tubes and Guaranteed. speaker 7 This marvelous CONSOLETTE Radio. illustrated, instalied in your home completely equipped with 7 tested AC tubes (including rectifier) with ene closed wonderful SPEAKER. as illus- e trated—nothing else to buy. COM- iit ian $ PLETELY INSTALLED IN YOUR wong eo HOM REE WITH 8-TUBE SFT Sochinations 4 om ERED Es, 'U. S. Marine Band On Columbia Chain Thursday Evenings | | The entire series of concerts by the U. S. Marine Band at Washing- iton this spring, summer and fall ‘is to be broadcast over the Colum- bia chain, including KMOX, Thurs- day evening, at 6:39 o'clock. The first of these concerts is scheduled for next Thursday. night. Most of the concerts will be | played in the Sylvan Theater, in the shadow of the Washington ’ . | Monument, but the first two will ibe given in the band auditorium of the Marine Barracks, in Washing- 'ton. The broadcasts will be an ‘hour long ) | Capt. Tavior Branson will lead ‘the band. with Arthur Whitcomb | as assistant leader Trade Notes A wholly new receiver. to be called the Silv r Radio is bein 4 in- ‘troduced by Silver-Marshall, Inc.. 'of Chicago. It has an eight-tube chassis, four of the tubes being of the new AC screen grid high-am- plification tyf and two of the new 45 type power tubes being em- ployed in push pull in the final audio Stage There ar ree A $ n grid R. F. tubes with a band sefecta tuner with transformer coupied R. F.. compensated for uniform amplification at ail waves so a4s'* automatically to ompensate for differences between a small copper screen antenna recommended an outside aerial. The set is said to insure 20 ke. selectivity between local and distant stations and 194 kc. separation of distant stations There is an AC screen grid pow- er detector, resistance piers toa ater type 227 first audio tuode This detector is said to have five times the handling power of the wual 227 power detector. Tun F. stages and a i to give flat curve reproduction Mm oa 50 eveles or lower up to 3000 lio stages are great that the only antenna usu- ally needed is the copper screen y - “ . "ez ; 12 by 24 inches, inside the consoit _ = ** . . ~ on A teature is an yvertone the overtones that giv and life to music while in the ‘low” position It gives a tone char- acteristic of aoe bass-accentuated type In “low” it ts said to aid om 4 material in diminishing atmos- |'pheric noises. Two models are announced. both of Sheraton design. One is a low- boy, the other a highboy with siid- ing doors. Salesmen from every state were called to Holland, Mich.. the past week for a conference on the new line of receivers that the Bush & Lane Piano Co. ts bringing out 77 chassis of the new set is Built by Colin Kennedy. and there are 14 cabinet models, ail treated ene finished as are fine pianos. Mer- chandising is on an exciusive fac- ‘ torv-to-dealer plan. An advance showing ofthese new receivers is to be held at the Stat- ler Hotei. in St. Louis. soon. John C. McNally will be in charge of the st. Louis territory for the Bush & I e The new Ear! receivers. yust pe- Z introduced by the Charies Freshman Co., are deciared to »b: truly super-selective, designed to cope with any reception condition im any area in the country. The new receivers, it is stated. have been tested in the same way that new models of automobiles are tested—on the road. that is, in every State in all sorts of weather and wherever difficult receptions conditions are known to exist. The Sets, of course, are wholly AC-op- erated, and use the heater type of tube in all stages except the fina! push pul] stage which employs power tubes. One model of the Earl receiver has two 171A tubes in push-pu!! in the output stage with 226 the radio frequency stages. while -«i tudes are used in th ® detector and in the first audio stage The _- : a | > —— 1a uning device maxes use of a specia! iriction drive which en- drum with an approxi- mately 6-to-l wernier motion It has three controls, the upper knob the main tuning device. the lower eft Knob the volume contro! an nm } . - " +. " ie lower right knob th- antenna variometer, which covers the er. ** a Ss Tr. -* ure range ot frequencies withouw 2aqitionai switches of oo? _ fim -* ~-. e } An automatic switching device is inside the set and attached to the drum so that the rariometer circuit iS automatically adjusted for long or short waves as the main tuning drum is turned. : This set makes use of the new in- Guctor-drnamic speaker and a four-stage neutrodrne circuit A de tuxe model is a nine-tube neutrodyne chassis in a cabinet of matched walnut with narrow doors. The set has the inductor dynamic Speaker and the new 245 tubes tn push-pull audio. Phonograph term- inais, and an extra terminal which oOviates the necessity of an aerie are features of this receiver. which iS Said to permit 10 kilocycie selec- tion over the entire range A new plant. 625 by 460 feet has been completed by the St trom berzg- Carison Co. at Rochester XN Y¥. The grounds include 28 acres. while the main plant has a floor space of ©6°.(00 square feet. A feature ts the radio assembDiy department with a continuous belt for carr; ing cempicted chasses to the fina! test room. Aa the a sia ee ees a nN pan Manulacturss 7b : — eo else tse °> —_ . 2 ° > i¢ iif al ‘ a sido eq u.p- ™=onmt . . . 5 } : “OFT ? . activities om non o both ‘eige Aare RETRY so A Thr is using many a? ' re ~ ~h r 5 ' a Ac ines ° ToD it 2 a ivan. tage ar 7 ma king ’ ness thi a '” transfer men from ene field to th other Practically all Worx con- | small elec nected with the manufacture of the lamp — ones, switc! pboards radio vre-' times the c ‘ers ani speancké [rom “2e “Intert making of saris to final assembly. | sallation. will be carried pn under th ° . ~ . , —— = c — ™»* _ ; , - : $% —s ar ‘Carison maintains its OWm caoinet installation.” said the engineering 7} in ’ raf . > > . 36 r Shel 7 Making adeparime. re port. Such a case found in t % gt _ } : - > oe : ’ - : eee ‘ Useu a ft srine d s) + a- New England viliage Which Cau é itis f n terference. is said to have 210 interierence | as | Bs a _ : . Di ceat . > li w sO eee th Toe nre- Signs at rossTro is ira come een (o.aiiy Lue i : > "7 —s be velor by¥ i fiiter Phe unit is ®ncased i munities has been developed by Si ed flite ii init : .! #. . ° a ™ > ~ & . =? ’ * Tié += . prevent | iT un ng oO ._fre " ™ res. —_ 7 . ——— . i Campton, Mass. inese tiasning ii s fare often 25-watt lamps controlied lhgnti by a mercury sWitch actui a . Dance Orchestras ric mi‘ oft and on about six minute f Y from such an in- ses © or our erence nf iy in 125 LOT vt _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH tor. which turns. may be im evi- Modeli 72 In beautiful Louis XVI walnut cab- inet with the Su- per - Dynamic speaker, single- dial control. $167* Less Tubes = reer yh GEO. OONK RAD.O & ELECTRIC CO. COlfax 8000 53:6 W. Florissant SOUTH E. E. BAKER MUSIC HOUSE LAclede 564? 3121 S. Grand BRGOAS MUSIC HOUSE Riverside 9483 7606 S. Broadway BAUER’S MUSIC yortege~m Victor 0863 21 Gravots BIG/ LTE ELEC ; RIC Riverside 5585 4545 Gravois ERMAN1 (AUT MUS HOUSE Victor 0947 zooo §. 18th Sr. FUCHS APPLIANCE & RADIO CO. Riverside 6599 4:39 S. Grand Ave. PARK RADIO CO. GRand 9173 3458 Park Ave ROESCH HOUSE rvuR. CO. Victor 2234 1541-43 S. Broadway SCHRADER RADIO SALES PRospect 9922 2305 Cherokee JOHN C. SCHMITT MUSIC CO. LAciede 8768 3749 S. Jefferson SOUTH SIDE sari co. LAclede 8500 3655 S. Grand H. WAGNER FURNITURE CO. r6r7 S. Jefferson Ave. Riverside 5939 Victor 1459 MURHALL RADIO Riverside 4433 3715 S. Kingshighway PADBERG iARDWARE CO. Riverside 4284 8149 Gravois ROTTER’S MUSIh. SHOP 5446 Gravois Ave. Riverside a342 SURGANT RADIO & ELECTRIC rO. Riverside 945: 9903 S. Broadway ~~ ee — —— = ee — = = = as With “Service That Counts”—Phone Decttl 1345 Gravois. Riverside 5555. GRANADA THEATER * A Few of the Mang | MAJESTIC Features Dynamic Speaker The most revolutionary Gp velopment! Guarantees full tame range. Beautiiul Tone Full, rich tome that gives Gul idelrty to the Inghest and lowgge notes _¢ ~~ 7 Fine Cabinets Wal Rut and other c wood - Lovely burl panela ff s0st-cclomial desigt Super Power Majestic power um and Ge rami ——_ - Y. 2 Liiseeaae + usic. Ww!" prop ore Im Shou locate the best » position ‘tor mt bs one | - piaylet t to be broadcast in the N BC Motors Party over K&D | night will center around | important role in his ca-| the true artisan gets as ¢brill in apport a coach the coronation / € » that Napoleon believed would | E Play Based | IY On Building of Napoleon s Coach V'o# Lu Sin Scl Br ove ear = fre as hh nana The basic idea of the sketch | vances tel A. ne wi ae reflect the personality will be cupant as any artist ex- | ence t s in creating a masterpiece sation Nation turned aside from affairs a base - ‘rom preparations for the » was to make him Em- * BWrance—to see that it ae in time. He found in etae master eoach bullder., _ of his early wars as well ’ was an artist—a designer » who believed that ev- aa his product should be . of the parts of a watch . the result should not only); persor ality of the person a hue the. occasions for od x tory of Henri and moos! | The sto 2 each has been dramatized |; Ford Manley and Hen- | When Cartton, and will be pro-| wv «serald Stopp and his) There will be incidental | » 44 . introduction and finale} Tr’ ate Tn the drama, by A con- hestra and a mixed chorus. | eee | proving abd Antenna. 1. receiver unction poor- a loop antenna, move it . other parts of the room ~ eet is turned on. There tal beams and — in teria’ > © - CENTRAL RADIO & SUPPLY CO. FOrest 8308 715 N. HI-POINTE RADI CO. Hlland 9992 6814 Cia: TODD JEWELRY & MUSIC C Lindell 6115 4°04 PINE LAWN PINE LAWN TIRE & BAT TERY EVergreen 6760 Pine Lawn, Meo. FERGUSON COLLINS-REINER A. merece: WYdown os593 WEBSTER GRO PENNANT SALES CO. — WEbster 3432 649 Big Bend KIRKWOOD : ROYER RADIOCO. —_— Kirkwood 946 212 N, Kirewood BEY EAST ST. LOUIS JAMERSON MUSIC noun ‘4 EAst 5800 233 Coleen g ete A RA AAT LLL A SEALE LIE wat Pieaage arrange to demonstrate new Majestic Super-Dvnamic Fadic home. it is understood that I »« met be obligated te bu) my SAME LDDFESS cCTTY we —— — ie A. M—Kingshighway “Sbyterian Church. Quar: - wore, = A. B.—Music ” High b-. ' ¢ the National Broadcast- |: How NBC usual Jubile mants liam ¢ cast e program of KSD for to- | Norm » + 7 found itn detail KFQA, 1090 Ke. of (“hrist. Scientist. “Probation After KFUO, 550 Kc. th. Rev. Doerff! er. Tepic is, the Good Shepherd,” Fischer. Music i ." M. — Address “A Sieck. atusie. KMOX, 1090 Ke. he Air KWK, 1350 Ke. = Pp wM.—Dinner Bell hour 2 PP. W— McKinney Musi- oo Pf M.—Enma Jettick Mel- tS Pr. Wa! tice Jubilee. “Ss PF. M.—Hi Tange Roman- WI_, 1200 Ke. =— P. M.—Wood-Wind Ea- oad Pr. 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ESS KELAHAN ECTRIC CO. 5 1920 State St. — ee ; a : © demonstrate the ' ‘Dynamic Radio in | eretood that 1 will " us . i 3 i - PHONE ieee | a nl a ee Besed ‘On Building of sigm Ford Manley Author of Drama That KSD Will Broadcast. jet to be broadcast in the “ij Motors Party over KSD night will center around ing of the coronation ¢pat Napoleon believed would gp important role in his ca- » The basic idea of the sketch ws in creating a masterpiece anvas or in stone. go important did Napoleon re- the proper design and con- T10N gate—from preparations for the at that was to make him Em- ef France—to see built in time. He found in A : Henri was an artist—a désigner that the result should not only the personality of the person it, but the occasions for its The story of Henri and Napo- * William Ford Manley and Hen- 4 by Gerald Stopp and his ers of the National Broadcast- Co. here will be incidental usic, with introduction and finale priate to the drama, by a con- orchestra and a mixed chorus. tas es Improving Loop Antenna. Should a receiver function poor- y with a loop antenna, move it reund to Other parts of the room hile the set is turned on. There » metal beams and piping in ls which absorb energy, and ust locate the best position for a op aeria] by trial. Sunday Programs of Mm) St. Louis Stations KSD, 550 Ke.: The program of KSD for to- morrow and throughout the week. will be found in detail elsewhere in this section. KFQA, 1090 Ke. 1196 A, M—Service at Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. Bubject: “Probation After Death.” KFUO, 550 Kc. 8:30 and 10:45 A. M.—Serv- lees of Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Rev. Doerffler, Topic ‘if I Had but One Sermon to Preach.” Bible Lesson: “The Ascension of Jesus.”’ 330 P, M.—Foreign language Srogram. Address: (German) ‘Jesus, the Good Shepherd,” Rev. Fischer. Music. 300 P. M.—Shut-in program, Mdress: “Tollow Me,’ Rev. Usen: music. h150—ClCUP,Y M, — Address: af | Brange Reasoning Together,” Rev, Sieck. Music. KMOX, 1090 Kc. 900 A. M.—Sunny Hours of Sunday Morning. 1100 A, M.—The Principia— EFQA. 1200 P, M—E!]mer McDonald. 190 P, M—Jacquinot Jules, Organist, 115 P, M—LEmerson Brown, baritone. 180 P. M.—Ballad hour. 38 Pp. M.—Cathedra! hour. ‘ 346 P M.—Baseba!! game. or) P. M.—Lady Bee. ‘1eh6UmP. hU6UM. — Bobbie and Robbie. : —_ P, M—Careful Children’s iUD, $008 P| M.—La Palina hour. 6309 P M—Sonatron program. 70 P. M.—Majestic Theatre of the Air. 800 P. M—DeForest hour. 830 P, M.—Around the’ Sam- oVar. 9008 P. ¥.——Ozark program. 0:30 P. M.—Ernest Kroeger. 000 PP, M, — Hot Stove League. 10:10 P, M—Amos and Andy. 1020 P. M.—Radiogram. KWK, 1350 Kc. 13:00 P. M—Huco Orchestra. 19 P, M—Dinner Bell hour. 2100 P M—Godfrey Ludlow, Violinist. 230 PL M.—McKinney Clans. 390 P, M—Baseball game. 438 FP) M—Whittall Anglo- ersians. 505 Pp. Mim—Nomads. 3:36 P, M—Baldwin concert. 690 P M—Enmna Jettick Mel- OGies 645 PL WH—Collier's hour. 15 PL M—Utica Jubilee. — P. M—El Tango Roman- — P. M—Chase Orchestra. Fi Pp. M—Fox Theatre roadcast. — P, M—Avalon Orches- Musi- WI_, 1200 Kc. i ime A. M.—Kingshighway Mtterian Church. semble P. M—\\Vood-Wind En- 12 Ba B Prograr, M—tUnited Radio ~ P. M—Polish lecture. P, Me—Jerry Cammack. i 0A P . \ ' eheee » . in Quarte, M—Missouri Pacific 2 , — P. M—Kohala Hawai- Soon P " Mackets -' MM, — Roya Red i Pp. M—WIL Ensemble ’ 5 Jack Colen rr ; m4 P. Meee J On } Fence! tine 4 Mem-WIL Ensemble ) Star, Mem—Watch Tower pro- - Tmo P ™M ; t . amy oY f) hestra. ' Tate Pr Mi udia “ ts — | ne M ih ig - ve “— bYterian Chur, ' ) WEwW, 760 Ke. : i Rev. Ly A. M.— Lecture bw qitam I. MeGucken. & 3} — A, M.—Music of High j “nmagg P, M.—Question Box P. M.—Sacred Lecture. - A te ett K Napoleon s Coach | Violin Recital by Godfrey coach has been dramatized | Wisk Carlton, and will be pro-| ' | of his coronation coach, | ¢ he turned aside from affairs| a baseball game. However, there will be two more | KWkK than | } that it! Ludlow, Utica Jubilee Singers and El Tango Scheduled — Time of Broadcasts Advanced. over KWkK will begin an hour earlier today, with a recital by Godfrey Ludlow, WJZ staff violin- ist, as the opener at 2 o'clock. The change of time in New York ad- vances the broadcast by Dr. Dan- Now: features from New York the truce artisan gets as/iel A. Poling to 1 o'clock, conflict- g thrill in bullding a coach ing with a loca! gill reflect the personality | will be no Young People’s Confer- .* gs occupant as any artist ex-jence broadcast program, so there over a St. Louis station. The same is true of the National Religious Service, which will be broadcast from New York at 3:30 o’clock and, so would con- flict with KWkK’s broadcasting of NBC features over usual on Sunday night—the Utica Jubilee Singers and El Tango Ro- the master coach builder, a| mantic—and an address by Wil- » of his early wars as well | liam Green, president of the Amer- the greatest coach builder injican Federation of Labor, at 6:15. is to! Godfrey Ludlow’s program ee males ~ he ' mei ide: builder who believed that ev- Scene de of his product should bejazure Blue ea together with the nicety and | Andantino sion Of the parts of a watch | Midnight | | | | | | _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; ; | ’ ' i | 'is to be piano soloist in the | » | critics. ’ Balle* ee ae ape ..de Bereriot ie Seen “Pee | fk kee eeee Manner Millocker—Arr. by Ludlow! Lamare— _ ——— — DN Fy the Mexican caricaturist. nye W oodwind Concert Over WIL Today A wood wind ensemble, recruited the St. Louis | Symphony Orchestra, has begun a to every | best submitted from’ | that State, the company will award 'of program, the music played or! the instruments used. The im- 'perative requirement is that the | ‘BEAUTY EXPERT” | | JAY WEAVER, the New York ‘artist, who is to talk in the Sere- nade program on KWK Thursday night, as seen by Mauro Gonzalez, Fy , series of May 6-11, it is announced by the} | ; ' ' ; ’ ’ ; Sunday afternoon con- | , ' certs over WIL, from 12:30 to 1:30) Music Week Committee. | . . . o'clock. Members of the ensemble are: Oscar Neff, flute; Hicks, oboe; Max Furman, bas- soon; George L. Scott, the French horn, and Carlos Camache, clari- net. Camacho acts as director. The ensemble played over WIL for the first time last Sunday. It is scheduled at 12:30 this afternoon. Sunday, April 28 12:30 P.M; —Ladies Vocal! Trio. | 12:45 P. M. —Baritone Soloist. 4:00 P. M.—Stetson Shoe Parade. 4:30 P. M.—Mexican Tipica Or- chestra. 5:00 P.M.—The Chicago Sym- phony Orchestra. 6:00 P.M.—Capitol Theatre Program. 7:00 P. M.— “Our Government.” by David Lawrence. 7:18 P.M.—Atwater Kent Radio Our Monday, April 29 9:15 A.M—Radio Household Institute 1:45 P. M.—Music ,Lovers’ Hour. 5:55 P. M.—Fina!l baseball scores. 6:00 P.M.—The Voice of Fire- stone. 6:30 P.M.—A. & P. Gypsies. 7:30 P.M.—General Motors Family Party. 8:30 P.M.— “The Empire Build- ers 9:00-10:00 P.M. —N ationa! Grand Opera 11:00 P.M.—Hotc! Dance Music Teffers v A Tuesday, April 30 8:45 A. M —Ficischmann Food Club 9:00 A.M.—NBC Studic Pro- gram. 9:18 A.M—Radio Household Institute 1:45 P. M.—Music Lovers’ Hour. §:00 P. M. —Voters §:30 P. M.—Soconvland Sketches 6:00 P.M. —Final baseball! scorcs 6:05 P.M. —NBC Studio Recital. 6:30 P.M.—Prophylactic Play 7 Service Bc ys :00 P.M. —Evereadvy Hour 8:00-8:30 P.M. —Cilicquot Club Eskimos 9:00 P.M.—‘“Radio-Keith Or- pheum Program 10:00 P.M.—Hotel Manger Dance Orchestra Wednesday, May 1! 9:00 A.M —Talk bv Grace Ab- bott on “Your Child.” 9:15 A.M.—Radio Houschold Institute 1:45 P.M. —Music Levers Hour 3:00 P.M. — National Music League Program. 5:55 P.M. —Fina! baseball scores. 6:00 P.M, —Gossipers. 6:30 P.M.—“Happy Wonder Bakers. 7:00 P.M.—Ipana Troubadours ; ; — KSD PROGRAM WEEK APRIL 28 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME—550 Kilocycles Daily 9:40, 10:40, 11:40 A. M.; 12:40, 1:40 and 3:40 P. M. Quotations, Weather Reports and News Bulletins. Market 7:30 P.M. —Palmolive Hour. 8:30 P.M.—"Gold Strand” Or- chestra. 9:00-9:30 P.M. —C hancellor Dance Orchestra. 10:30 P.M.—Palais d@r Or- chestra. 11:00 P.M.—Hote!] Dance Music Thursday, May 2 Jefferson 9:15 A.M.—Radi Household Institute 1:45 P. M.—Music Lovers’ Hour. 3:00 P.M,.—Twilight Hour 3:15 P.M.—The Magic of Speech. 5:55 P. M.—Final basebal! scores. 6:00 P.M.—Buck and Wing 6:30 P. M. —Hoover Sentine’: 7:00 P. M.—Seiberling Singers. 7:30 P.M.—“Maxwell House Hour.” 8:00 P. M.—Halsey Stuart & Go. Program 8:30-9:00 P.M. —Red (¢ Service Hour. 10:00 P.M.—H. Dance M 38} ee e - — row tT) aa , | te! Roosevelt Friday, May 3 9:15 A.M.—Radio Household Institute 1:45 P.M.—Music Lovers’ Hour. 3:00 P. §:55 P. 6:00 P. M.—Florida Hour M.—Final baseball scores. M.—C:ties Service Hour. 7:00 P. M.—An Evening in Paris 7:30 P.M.—Schrader Tow: Brass Band 8:00 P.M.—Lew White Organ Recital 8:30 P. M. —Half hours with the Senate 9:00-9:30 P.M. —The Skel]- 10:30 P. M. Park Centra] Saturday, Mav 4 9:15 A.M.—Radio Household T vy titute : *LHUCC 1:00 P.M. —Music Lovers’ Hour §:15 P.M.—Nationa]l Safet Couna!l Prograr §:55 P. M. - Perr HascpPal! score 6:00P. M. —_— > Sit 9 , ff. rr eer ——e Feéward Davies with Orchestra | Bime Are Her EveS® ..ccccccscccces Watts | enry Hobart Feet Overture .. Te aE Leutner Orchestra ‘Fit Soldiers’ Will Be Back on KWK| The Flit Soldiers are to return to} radio next Wednesday night in a) series of broadcasts over KWK and | allied NBC stations. Three leading characters in the | program—Private South, Corporal | West and Sergeant North—will be | played by widely known radio en- | tertainers. They are Phi‘) Cook, singer, comedian and character actor: “Billy” Millpot, baritone, and “Scrappy” Lambert Harry Reser will lead the orchestra. Hillpot and Lambert are one of, the best known of radio teams, | while Reser’s talents as a banjo} player and orchestia leader are familiar to most listeners The Flit programs will last half They will be spon-'| > All Want to “Play the Horse.” Every member o fthe NBC pro- | duction department wants to play the part of the horse in any skit | that includes one in the cast. 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t ‘, Doe re tices es ¥ Poe! eal | “i ‘ a ? - hates i 2 8 igri i " an P. 7 iihe Pac iit Th ’ , CHEE EAAAEAEOBE eregeaseare ee - ; > ~S ° Pad ~ ose *e? ~S \ ~ «* ; ‘ ~% ~* ~ — . . TS al — PART SEVEN. With More Than Two Hundred St. Girls Working With the Munie Five Days a Week to Learn Coming Shows in Forest ED HAT Young - co - ~ — = “thy ris — aes! oe ‘ , as ii) YTOURSSi¢c: 1? — “~ _.* /- we © “4 ‘ en nie , #@rantkiea ri ‘ -iavAa : Bishop, stage diree canue So says Fred A. And he continues “\unicipal Opera s ly Ort time - “ Saal “Fr Le 4 PAlGbigs sc hool It bas lots af ed who hare bad productions, there are ais@ © WOT. Besides which t ty | p ‘A Ose nro bors and girls attend hnowWws what any teae ideal. and the nearer your opportunities for results, makes class work unwteidy, ehoo!, if I could break this yre individual contact cet more out of my chorus, I ly, I took first a group of ¢ ‘Tomorrow is & It's possible t f things better if ye But I want to come. And if rou d& ne bit, will net count for - 19829 chorus. m just trying to beip rou get now stage routine. “‘*Now, bow many of you girls feei t sive up tomorrow afternoon for the sake able to learn?’ “There were 6” volunteers. “And before a week had passed I the other girls, girls with more experie work with us like you do with those oth “So I had to organize a Friday ma day class. And never since the first we girls present at each of those special le receive not the slightest credit in the Chorus School. | “There must be a reason for that. a o © OF IRST let me observe thatin all m never encountered a group of wouj fresh. so cleanly, so ambitious, so for stage expression. so eager in their des giris we have enrolied fn that chorus sche “Those qualities were noticeabie in m ipa] Theater—now eight years ago. The nor. “Some one tell re are over That isn t Otver rs and big enrollments, dancing schools in St. Louis. qualities [ have encountered here. organized choruses there. “Nor is it enough to gay that tiis Much a dancing age in Portland, Ore.. oF Canada, or anywhere else as it is right “You can't account for it, either, dy im youth to dance. That's a simpie and m the South Sea Islands as here. Rhyti Means of emotional expression and eve parents or of civilized, immediately s in which its elders express themseivres. “No. There is something else. Som Something that ts this citys ts Municipal Opera. “Artists cannot develop aa artists That's a simple principle of art of self-expression at once so pe It is essentialiy an art of ne “For 10 years Municipal Opera has and cirls the opportunity of a market fe “They have grown to look forward *the greatest outdoor musical : ’ vn“ wr 4i5af. themselves. when enrol : Of that world-famous institutiog, iL is siMpiy . 1é y fee) up to them. “And besides the pleasure of being ‘@y realize that Municipal Opera is as “areer as well as a pleasant and well-{ if they want a professional career. ~ Again and again I have been toid ‘See | Opera. Looks It , a ofc “ with @ iF “t White in “Het Siul!’.” at the 4m basseador. :

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————— mentee ai a ~ = eres? ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Sauumem : WE sana QOD SINS MQEEAXHHAHY WOIMQBSY “CN . NX SN . SOX SAAS Boy SR TN NNQQIMF OOUQ WW SS |, Fy p00 INS $f RSs QXQ_EE \ so" ss ‘ noes sngnanaane” ‘ a sii ” - \. ; Qu MO MMM >} N : WN WS : ¢ 3 See SS mR \ SY ” N bi N r SNNQ \ oo . BS SS WS IW NS SN , : SS NNN vB nix BS Ny er GG MISSES WEEE , ern ss* \ \ | PART SEVEN. / ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929, | PAGES 1—O6A eee —_ ; — ; 3 ay ns ue Going On With the Dance | Well, Maybe ‘Sha Is postmen Talkies Bringing New Stars — == Victor MeLaglen and “Napo- ’ : | -_—--) » * . stage, “In Holland.” syn Than Two Hundred St. Loui lequin More an 0 unare St. Louis Boys and copateg revue: Harlequin Emil Jannings on His Way Back to Germany as a _ Girls Working With the Municipal Opera Chorus : ee ee Result of the Rush of Sound Films, and Some of | Five Days a Week to Learn Stage Steps for | | AMBASSADOR— Alice White in” the Old Favorites Out in Hollywood Are Going to Coming Shows in Forest Park This Summer. | | her first talking picture, “Hot Find Themselves Out in the Cold After Many Years ; S¢@a5 fF *? irs 4 bh, etnc, } ct } { Siul : { ad Vit ar~ . Pista ee in : Ri . ’ : nage | ‘ | Lowry ° presents “Southern of Tremendous Popularity With the Movie Fans. HAT vourng America should take to the dance to find a means | Belles.” 66 of self expression is natural, norma], and easily understand- | MISSOURI— clive Lroo Ba HE | bh] 1} Emil ' beet ee ah a : ‘as Vie lie di ot ti ; ‘Ty iv ¥ ; izs able. But when | find. as I find in the rehearsals of Munici lnnova and N | Hamilton in E LO0cai movie pudild d d not take vé ¥y aldbais tu Iti} Jannpnil ~ | Operas Chorus Training School this season a group of more an all-talkie. “The Dangerous fine picture, ‘‘Betrayal,” at the Missouri Theater during the past Nai ia » = wi § s Acid - ; i\ | _ i ~ " Ca = : neo“ ee _ aee=""> store cowborvs who are the backbone of the present day cinema week ouisvill oons, in gructor, can give them to work—then all my years in the theater | syncopated novell \Iit sudiences. His plays have been artistic masterpieces but somber and >. Aw Pan wT iV a eo Ne e bina ell and Durant; Otto Gray ; tragic, with the star always on the wrong end of the love triangle. and his Oklahoms , =? 4 go not help me a bit. I frankly cannot understand So says Fred A. Bishop, Stage director of the Municipal Oper; 1 Cowboys; , And now Jannings is going back to his home in Germany—he has just errmsg : Bates see | completed a final picture out in Hollywood—and while Paramount ner Bes ang os | insists that his trip will be only a vacation, it seems entirely likely that he will do the rest of his screen work abroad. There would always, it might be hoped, be a demand in this —" And he continues: : ; | > a 4 tw “™ _- » > + ° ~ t " : " “\Iunicipa. Opera s Training Schoo) for the chorus functions OS EE OC aa ~sien 4 oe _ iy > weet ry ’ in sound and talk, Reginald - . +7 ‘ = ’ Denny in “Clear the Deck : GRAND OPERA HOUSE — te »-« geomparativel short time. It has lots of work to do. If there are 7 ‘ *y - I N G S W O R H many of those € nrolled who have had e xperience in iormer MuUNI- : Opera productions, there are also many who know nothing aon, . a ee ~ ; ‘, OWING WHEN Spal OF ‘ Resid nich ¢1 | ieee 7 The Lone Wolf's Daughte: country for the Jannings brand of pictures, but the advent of the 3 i ver of stage work. Besides which the enroliment is large. To ‘with Bert Lytell and vaude- a “ whate Ange ; : ca -s ; | he's ! - oh a talkies, more than anything else, probably hastened his departure b dey there are 22: boys and girls attending the school's five week!; i ville headed by Szita an , ite ' : ie Anis. dancera, and their re from these shores. Until he masters the English language, this great ip : ue, and Sir Cecil Alexander, | screen performer is almost out of the Holiywood running, for it wil U GO TO BUY sessions. | = - “any director knows what any teacher knows—that individua! ; A eae i : . > > 7 = . : | sa ) ; the tramp comedian. pe only a short time before the silent pictures are entirely in the ; . . 7). om) r- ? . } 1e4) ¢; 1 as nearer ' ; aT snnr Yimare tna : i * ‘ } OL R NEX _ imsiruc On isd. ti Ged, ane tne nearer vou can approriimate tia ‘ LOEW'S Second week ¢ f Mary discard. ha srrer your opportubities ior res its, It hap ens I at our large Pi le f¢ ra 1 *"s"“onuett he : the better > , Pi it OU - { , utes There are many other stars of the screen, too, who are going to ’ o | slax wor) mnwield: | homieht hn firs? ‘ > ' vr : — ent makes class work unwieldy. So 1 thought, when firs GRAND CENTRAL -— Second ; L TOMOBILE enrotim ites Re . : ‘ a o 2 t Bout.” be crowded out by tle sound films—not foreigners, but Americans I faced that schoo!, if I could break this group up into sections and } Reek OF SHOW boa es ate er A ae a a ee ) GARICK—Mutual Circuit Bur who got into the game on their looks and who have never learned set into closer, more individual contact with the individual, 1 would ARICK—Mutuai Circuit Bur- pues | i Bs ° lesqu to do anything but appear beautiful. In the meantime, the producers ¥ he able to cet more out of my chorus, I tried it. ! i | - Thee ly be adie to | . Sp 7 7 | ae ) | are facing some hard sledding in “selling” the new flock of stage 7 “Naturally, I took first a group of girls who hadn't had experi- | | 4 Natural : “ ae —— Sun ats » q —— +... siars who are being imported to Hollywood from Broadway. Names , e in stage routine. ‘Tomorrow is Saturday afternoon said. See ee ence in stag He sel | 4a. 60 : which mean a lot to “legit’’ customers do not count for a penny in s We ca et this hall. t's possible that can help some of you ; i : We can get r a f : | ay VY a Y the cinema box offices, but the talking films demand stars who can 4 7 * | ae talk and a lot of the old favorites must. fade out of the picture. «aoe | N ew = or k HE man who earlier could see no artistic future for talking mo- a tion pictures now is predicting the eventual passing of the silent By O. O. McIntyre. : —— —_ . , ” : + S 4h 4 — hortor yf ¥ 17 ao har 1] ¢ enend . a ‘ girls get tne rund 0. UliDessd Wt ive li yc - 4 t te \ you cin ~> ~ ii Vs 1eard a lor | card a ars about the Straight- some time in extra work. But I Want to warn you of two things. Vv few months Witnesses a new You do not hare to come. And if you do come the mere attendance : ‘ - : : . :} 1 ‘ea hit il] ‘count for a single thing, in the fina! eNtering the Straight-Eight field. will not help one = ~~ ee A « DiiZz . as =~ lv aft a‘ Le > uli ° re- receive not the slightest credit in the work of Municipal Opera's ently. He merely quitted the table that the new medium could offer nothing of artistic value to the old 4 —_— _—— ee eS — - ee a — ee ° : horus Schoo! Hie CNG ie te eit eel te a ts At All Prices Marmon 1S the Dorus Stnool. ' Te ,* >) iid st) i iv Inst! 4 silent ecréeen. ; arer fully to capitalize th er ~~ ~ Teneon for that. hig valet to pack his grip. A man- Since that time. of course, the talkies have cleared their me- Ve - 5 °; = o fis pursued ance? Wavili the . : ‘ : —. ' 4 € tHe possi : = GG —_+- -—~— —_ = , niga : se . ay a chanical] throats to a large extent, and the movie magnate’s opinion °° -hKi8 4. : IOP Toe heerra that in : —— its , money and begging him to accep Straight Fight. Nlarmon builds t4 IRs vet aaa ° o ee } 1 MBAS, ieoin? llarri« “tillis We per are sneering at Jo r} i; ipert Dil part of the greatest outdoor musical entertainment project in the ~ — pe ae a aL Se “ities a 1 o Virginia Ha wh ; ex ' a = has had to be substituted, and Hill is noting them all for future ‘ - *¢? 2 wvle "a°4 ~ ’ 4 a Parcel of that world-famous institution. They know 1 ey ean be. ; L S ea a ra 7 * reference work. it ig simply up to them (‘'aroline Heijermans-Houwin * os ey" pi ree lea 4 ip It seems that, the microphone being what it is. no sereen ehar- adv asked rnelius \an- —- iu n° piu a + . ‘ ' ' This ft ’ one ' 42 sit ‘ — : = ¢ th P . And besides the pieasure of being ‘in the picture aS tneyY Say, ss gan meee - derhilt Jr. to autograph one of his acter can be quite certain Oo: Dis bate, Ldward Locke once wrote @ ), 1% ‘ . > : ~ a oe ee Q* Tt} ~ ¢ | 5 ie he Ls ’ a : ~*~ * ’ . ‘ : r ' ee" : *] ¢ ss . ak bh y } D* as q ’ mhey realize that Municipal Opera is a stepping stone to a professional *“°°*™ , Z books and handed him a summons play, “The Climax,” whieh in other years was a big stage success, . 1} , ? ' i if ’ e J . ‘ an ‘ ' . ‘ . ) oan . :' ¥ “ais . _ ann ' ay e espectivels della, c sti Again and again I have been told ‘The chorus makes Municipal yy; nlavred it in New York a now “The play to see in New have become, respectively, Adella, Riceardi and Maria. The sole ‘* > ie . 4 ‘ sas a’ 4 » “4 - - : “oak tee - “= - ‘ - 9 s Pr « " & ' ee cs Opera.’ But Municipal Opera iust still includ t in its 1 ) Tork. |, The Fifth Avenue pa- reason is that the microphones like the new names better. ‘@ ; | —" > “. ru ‘ 4isivijprad pe re J fet : i a iat 4 ce Ait : ’ : . : . + * + e + | ~ ov . 4 . " . e-" me pee 7 4 ‘1 g Ty, rs tj . . . } . . - . - . 4 L | as truly makes the chorus A sort ine eading parts. HAniertje and race nas wv Mm sue ee pase And these micro))nones, by the war, have {(axnen on style—they rf OOKS tT ; ae. nae sa = Penemnte rround for publicity seekers trying - : a , } 9 Bos, will be played v Mrs. Everett ng ey wih ; are being “mor ogram ned V ita- : 0° { ri ST « AS ’ O Bi might sn’ "¢ 7 . > ? ’ - , ; 4 r *> ro . as . 4 tenet - a nti: Tt ftscnn «+ OS drat ar A nliiwty iO gfe" t ;*} Lie ure : z , ay © i t 6 . - ee . . . . . . PS Seesaw . seta i — . — cL aw r ‘mT « 1 th hig mero’ ’’ ' , ot “f¢ grace @* . " e . 7 _ > e- _ . , : IE New Yor I ter Guild ith Belasco and Mrs. Les Car- rhe Sort Of persen wHe as The +6 Get.” have labeled the “mikes —— a * i ane | , . , Ff ¢ hag. 4 ¢ * ee ‘ ac leg? be 4 , . next vot t Book-of-the-Month Club ree’ 3S with the names of the players for Whic ext season, wili cevot- “7 ira? . o- books Charlies and Lita Gray A ted i i me ss : ‘ . off « Re , ‘ »4 on . oe, Geta rh mm *nev are eB pet imi; a us. eG. evel or eight A AS 0 maki! K } - P : j has hes ; insiat j 4 haplin are report: d maki iz eves WwrnootTTri if 7 ag t a J sane . + 4} £ ns T} ‘ Eh " at each other again “The Me- . ° 4 productions at the American The- into many languages, but was lit- Ss Seats © * p wy . Cor” is Broadway for “The Goods” OME dsy one of the song ~ wget ater, is already ctarting work to tle known in the United States un- cee OE. ' i eee 3 i t Mrs. Houw cido of t Mrs. Fiske in a revival seemed writers in filmdom's musical ai- make whoopee fo: the occasion .. mae vounger and better than ever this \ ormer Dutch Consul = LOUIS Abathucras “ dia gcse ley may be inspired to write @ wext Thursday afternoon at that .._, ’ nitestind season Bhe knocked ‘em coid : i 1 sisier @O ‘ piaye S pal : mois Wliahbvy—not a theme song ‘. ‘ oo ‘ + " 3 . - s Tie toe? apot of the fieont ertea® s . 5:OUS®., at e) UY CiQca., Ly are nipmai 4 AI rs Saunde rs fransiatec it for . A 4 ad ’ " : : . +. Me J *o Thy ge” . in the art world was Leon Gor- for a picture. fut a tune to De Henderson, criti and nistorian Ela Le Gaillcnne s Tt] al / . . . ; ~ , ; ,* mem hie! . . goons €1ni0:it ry} “«] aot: in thie impor n ~ will discuss George Bernard Shavx This roi Lh “will be played , pa) eu yetiy | , 2s ‘es _ > ° © . . -__ : a and his plays in a special lecture. here by Mrs. Pi SO S pl 4 offices where cinema moguls Ge- - ne ; es bn " . a : ° = . roe » ’ . : — ‘4 ", , "Tt “J T>¢ st) .4 : f Bas ; : : rhe Guild, which is sponsoring this by M: Ouw For Rijs at € \Ga@ ~ pete " @id what cinema fans shall have a ~ » + ‘ . ts 7 3 o le ? a | 4 “ (, ; j = s rs ’ or 4 ~ \ = - , " ; f = f fa = ’ : e ov ~ il i i r ! us t | . 4 ri ae . t ] . iiViis ; ‘Ta , . . Ss $ - ots al ecessar s y-OMh birthday a few sr ; / a C a , Tir Ble | rst), 4 ‘) ~ Terria “ ',-en S$ aBO eile Ss st Pia’ od ’ a 4 j 4 7? Fs ‘ ; @ 7 o a # Pa . ; a? ke oO —— “as he " = iz or "a t ae I * } , . 4 “ ; s iu ‘ -O : ‘ . : = , - - * » 7 - ¢ ~ : ‘ » ‘ } : iiaraA or. > gag if eo? : . rons Broadview Hotel Bidg. ‘ is at pr: Se) f 4aGd . t! ' i, ‘ et) ~ Magara : ; e «4 : ‘ - “ ‘ . ai rah little O-reeler fon ?t yOu : , . . nivers! nep!) x of the author of 1 tnmat sno have een rigntl i ARIS Ill ; ati s de part aa r i 4 t! L ; cis Ty ’ > ’ “~ ‘ . . ‘ » tte & 4: q 4 a . _ e | ¢ North Carolin: His generally Herman Heijermans. and said to credited to Rafael Sabatini and ss ;' | " , ti. DuQuoin lil . & SOTrin Carros «i : a3) : bi ies ds ‘ . ai ‘ y . You may ye & road enor by 4 4 “ . } his bi- resemble him very much in per ‘ar at least 20 have corrected mm: a . nov CW 4 -. are - ‘ If ever such a song is written, Reginald Denny in “Clear the Continued on Neat Page. Deck” et the <t. Lowts : . . —_ a known works, Sales. 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LENG 66K isa: ntat , OLAF,” sen oratorio by will have a fine pre- ion at the Odeon on Monday evening, May 6, when the combined forces of the Morning Choral Clubs. and four soloists, Mrs. Hect mezoglu, Katherine Co nard Ferguson and Judson will unite in a musical portr ‘the Scandinavian legend by Lo: fellow and Acworth music by Edward Elgar is known, May 6 production will the first in St. Louis, although “King Olaf” a favorite witft many of the leading oratorio cjeties of the co ‘ | The “King Olaf do with the God of who arrogates acy in the world an: fiat to the (¢ Olaf, a the challenge. as King and Christianity in the or P: Ber- Hause aval of ts S0O- son ts +o inder, ; '- es vy 1170S Suprel 4 storv of Thor to hears returns resolves king- the person o accepts Norway establish dom. King Olaf in the tenor bard offers the ‘of Christ to the people fused the. people in of Ironbeard; whereu _ the goaded by the words atitude of Tronbeard, t ee war ax and shatters the image Thor. In attempting religion and is re- name King and up his of by the de fi ian to avert the de- struction of the idol, Ironbeard is mortally wounded, but defiant to the last, the grim old warrior, de- cilares himse!f staunch the faith f his fathers. With dying breath, he commends his soul to Odin, the chief god of the Norse religion, and claiming entrance into Wal- halla, the eternal paradise of heroes siain in battle, expires. The people are so impressed to by the manifestation of Thor's impotence and the death . of his champion, that they elect to embrace the new faith. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929__.. Si. LUUIS Pusl-viorailn. x Facing the Music a3 HE Concert Series Committee Tes ino ST MM. And, W. HB. Aa I’nion and Enright. announces its program for the 1929-1930 sea- The artists are Edward John- es son. sen. tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, who appears Nov. 2 and 3; Gitta Gradova, pianist, Dec. 7 and & Carlos Salzedo, harpist, and Gregor Piatigorsky, ‘cellist, who plays in this country for the first time in a joint recital, Jan. 18 and 1%: Tescha Seidel, violinist, Feb. 8 and 9, and the “Y” Sym- phony Orchestra which concludes the program on March 8 and $8. The appearances of the artists two successive days provide an cially arranged children’s con- mn Saturday afternoon, the date. and a formal presenta- mn the following evening. Last se the “Y” presented its musical concert series. The Sophie Josef Lhevinne, Zim balist,: vio- ason fi ~-et artists at the time were Graslau, contralto; t¢, and Efrem linist. The serieS was a success and the above program has been a need as a result of popular demand. - om 7 Research Club will new members day at the Town Club. will be the speak- A short musical program will follow. Prospective members are invited. 7 > ow The Musica! t nua! lesday at 2:30, amer he day. new The Morning Etude Music Club will hold the last regular meeting of the season next Wednesday morning at 10:15, at the Missouri Hotel Auditorium. Mrs. Edna Ely Weatherford has arranged the fol- program, after which a meeting will be held for officers for the sea- y» . ~ lowing business the ele ‘tion of ¢ Romance .. .- Sidelius . ; irs. Alma Wiegand Herxe C2. OF i Fae ee Woodman PT" . _aiit there fe } iat Ne old, chools am it at — }Uaal movies: to get self acterization of above most So in & Seasice for a dave — ’ kiek and in the ll.” she ywood it us to for are in died Mother in ions believe Los in the first, in. and The | all, she cha mother restfu! short. A Ooviesr, c 2 then world to Hollirwood’”’’ said, at would be come the brother ny when I had and Si} it said S cute. destined Texas on the Oklahoma in in but ak seemed I asked ia didn't first. was four weeks an nN evo Angeles, movies. there are Mary is hersel?. ming self at that. daughter cottage aft Ocean Park mmer intervened and cut the beach struck with Mary’s beauty, her in a beauty and contest, sponsored hy geles newspaper. She place, a to sl mimer. and J] Fw _ lamiiy, on two good ‘ications for getting into to have a rea! secondly, be atter but : J twice, that was in and her you € fies rot a Ss i iif€ and green. dress- Paramount studios, before U'nfortunate- r-Old star the the then things as baby to spend a ranch, City Dallas. lot on the ranch and then in I —how school, One of my in the and I onee designed costume that Marv Out of the gymnasium for she leaned back laurhed in reminiscence. did her eves come Mothe r nice vaca- thern ar. aif e 2 x Tt * ais art ha d the desire your- iS a good char- Brian. and her for. settled Fate vVacatio neighbor. won entered personality a Los An- first a : perame ad for if I draw- high a get ver , ‘ , hum for this child from the Texas range. The reward of the beauty contest was a personal appearance at the Metropolitan Theater. Her appeal and personality won for her recognition by Herbert Brenon, a Paramount producer, and no soon- ved had she been admitted to the direct orial offices than she had the part of “Wendy” in Peter Pan. “You'll do; you're Wendy.” the director said, and returned to his maasuscript. - = +e ARY spent the remainder of M the summer in front of thi the .leigs, trying to overcome the camera fright, and, many times, tu ter fatigu This was in 19 24, when the success of “Peter Pan” brought her a Paramount con- tract, and Ma in Hollywood. Her hours at home are ry was established spent in a very attractive apartment where her mother keeps house for her and her brother. cresses and rests room, about At the studio sh» in her dressing which, by the was, she is very sentimental. She still has the same cottage had when she first came to Paramount: There was a time when there was talk of changing her to another Spot on the lot, but Mary wouldn't change. “That. is the one stubborn about,” she said. ‘but it isn't stubbornness as much as it is sentimentality, for I don’t want to think of having another dress- ing room.” Mary really isn't tem- htal, for I heard from everyone at the studio, where she a general favorite. that she would do whatever was asked of her, and on the few times when she refused, there was a good rea- son. And that cannot be said of many actors, for their directors can testify that they have a hard time with a lot of them putting their r the stars’ persona! she thing I am is ideas ove? thoughts the matter Mary is a general. favorite at the University dances. and when- she is not working she tends the proms and frat events at the Universities. You can imagine what a rush and how the keys clamor for dances. “One select.”’ on ey yr at- ernityv ¥ > BNne Zeiss thing I hate to do is to said. Being ignorant of what was meant by that, I asked her all 2bout it, and she told me it is a custom here to put 2% girls up as candidates, and a movie she that star is. supposed to select the five most attractive ang announce them at the dance. “I don't like to Go that, because you can’t judge a person on first acquaintance,” she said. I can say this, that it was easy to judge Mary. because she has all the personality in the world, and well deserves the title she has around Hollywood as being the most well-liked girl in pictures. Downing Players in Sketch and Concert The Patricia Downing Plarers presented a concert and a one-act play in the studios in the Odeon building last Thursday night, the feature being the sketch, “Paris Green,” a burlesque of the Apache life in Franes Among those tak- part in this offering were Wil- am S. Howard as Bobo, Mise Es- tella Dawn as Mimi and Frank No- ing ‘ i and then things started to votne as Pierre. Plas ees ya ing nine different, countries. Emil Oberhoffer as guest conductor, presented two programs, one of German and ene of Slavic music. Bernardino Molinari, rtistic di- rector of the Augusteo, Rome, con- ducted a program of Italian com- positions, and E. Fernandez Arbos, conductor of the Rovral Orchestra of. Madrid, presented one in which French and Spanish composers were represented. Eugene Goos- sens, conductor of the Rochester Symphony Orchestra, offered a program of English and American music to bring the series to its close. Based upon those programs are essays and poems they evoked from the young people who attended, biographical and historical sketches tegarding the music and its com- posers, maps showing various places @ssociated with the com- poser or his music, and scrap- books in which the young listen- ers have assembled all the ma- terial regarding the music or its creator which they have encoun- tered. Schools prominent in the display the Public Library will include Normandy (with seven rooms), Overland (six rooms), Kirkwood (three rooms), Ferguson, Wellston, Maplewood and St. Charles (two rooms each being represented). Science Hill and Alton High School, among the public schools. Among the private and parochial schools which have contributions to the exhibit are: The Principia, Mary Institute, Community School, John Burroughs School, Country Day 1001, Rossman School, Missouri titute for the Blind, Miss Evans Miss Eoff’s School, Nerinz Hall, Maryville Convent, St. Rose's School, Loretto Academy, Immac- ulate Conception of Maplewood and at Sc} Ins School. st. Anne’ Ss of Norman: ly. German Company Ends Season. The German Stock Company ends its successful season tonight at ce air Auditorium with its ] performance, *“Revolu- tions “Hochzeit.” the French revolution of 1793 by the Danish author Sophus Michaelis. ewe principal parts wil! be por- rayed by Gerda Holgersen and Ludwig Koppee. a drama of Otto Maticsen in “Napoleon's Barber,’ at the For. a — HOW THE TALKIES ARE MAKING IT HARD FOR SOME MOVIE STARS Continued From Preceding Page. it may not be far wrong, to judge from recent production news from the studios. Of course, there are as yet no two-reelers which have been expanded in length and layv- ishness of filming to exhibitions as “road-show” attrac- tions, but the time may come. And right now there are at least three large productions which have changed startlingly in character Since they were first projected. What started out to be a Pierrot justify their and Pierrette minstre] show at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has devel- oped with the passing of weeks in- to a project for a musical *“‘Revue of Revues’ with all the trimmings. Then there is Fox's “Movietone Follies,” which, after completion recently as just that and no more, has been or will be given a “story” and thus transformed into a regu- lar musical comedy. Archie Gottler, song writer who. with Con Conrad and Sidney Mitchell, wrote songs for the piece. is to play the part of a stage and dance director for the backstage scenes of the story. Arthur Kay, who conducted the orchestra, un- seen, in the original form of the preduction, now will be seen and heard as a piano player in the re- vised version. Most striking of these metamor- phoses during production, how- ever, is that which distinguishes “On With the Show,” the War- ners’ most pretentious undertakin to date. This all-color-talking-singing- dancing picture began as a three- act play about back-stage life, called “Shoestring.” novel in itself in that it was written by an aspit- ing playwright on a train trip from New York to Los Angeles. The Warners bought it, ized it as an all-talking with nu- tnerous musical sequences, and changed the name to “Broadway Bust."” Then they decided to film not only the story. but the scenar- or entire musical comedy about which its plot centers—in other words, to present a piay within a play. Mew aon Lines —From a drawing by William Van Dresser. Nency Saunders Elking in “The Good H ope,” Wednesday Club. to be presented at the AT THE PLAY By ALISON SMITE NEW YORK. April 27. VER since the days of our e first happy endings, there nas been a persistent idea abroad that the American drama is irr-.- vocably committed to the sunni-r side of playmaking. Part of this may be a reflection of those dim, remote seasons, when vice met i's just deserts in last act virtue (in the person of the blonde heroine) was rescued from the mill-pond just in time to meet the blissful embrace of the hero the curtain fell. It is a patter which has been stamped as char- acteristic of our national dramatic taste and which survives, in theo- ry if not in fact, te the present day. A doleful ending. you learn, spelis ruin to the box-office. and every effort (short of rewriting “Ham- let’’) must be made to avoid this error in technique. The main ob- ject of the skillful manager should be to send them away with a smile. This inability to face facts has been a matter of some concern on the part of foreign commentaters. The theory persists. in spite of a conspicuous exception on the part of our most famous local play- wright—no one has yet observed and the ; as that the O'Neill dramas were marred by too much sweetness and light. For all this. the characteristic American drama stil! stands as rep- resented by pretty elaborations of romantic fiction, through which Abie, after sundry semi-comic dis- asters, arrives at eternal bliss with his Irish Rose. These loca] ten- dencies being what they are, it is natural to assume that any true contact with realism must come from abroad. It is the continental playwright who has pried our fin- gers loose from these pretty but artificial toys and confronted us with life in its stark reality. Once converted to this dogmatic generalization, there is something a little bewildering in your consid- eration of two plays opening on the same night a week ago. We defy Miss Anne Nichols or Mr. John Golden or the merriest of the musi- cal librettists to write anything more artificially optimistic than “The Love Duel” (which comes from Budapest) or “The Came! Through the Needle’s Eye” (which comes from Prague). s « * ITH the first play. Lili Hat- Wiss has assembled the ele- ments of a situation which seemed to stop somewhat short of inevitable bliss. The world-weary, disillusioned figures. who had spent most of their time in cynical concentration on the flippant game of amorous intrigue, find them- selves plunged into the pain and ecstasy, the urgent, agonized de- mands of a genuine love. It is an absorbing situation, cap- able of any-variety of develop- ments, but. in the earlier stages of the play, there are indications that the author saw little hope of ulti- mate happiness for her two star- crossed lovers. Until suddenly. as if with abrupt realization that their destiny must be settled some- how, the undismayed Lili Hatvany falls back on an expedient which has been a first-aid to our plot- makers since the days of Laura Jean Libby. She resorts to the tiny garment motif and to the pat- ter of baby feet (th?s infant’s feet are as yet too small to matter, but you feel sure that that salutary sound will come in time). And the intimations of the actual dialogue convince you that the author has the blessed assurance of fixink up = two of her characters’ lives so that production is that there seems to ful end, she retains her tone of gently that the torments of the 7 > > S have entered into the attitude Needie’'s Eye.” “A . gentleman, tails in this play.” the Theater one in which no point is driven.” xer’s point is genial! , try. Its final scene. through whi: oes the joyous finale of our immensely canned fruit destined to make ev- they may live happily ever after The saving grace of the entire be some doubt of this in the mind of Ethel Barrymore: to the bliss- rueful amusement, a fugitive, inde- finable note of mockery indicating love duel cannot be disposed of with just this amiable simplicity. OMETHING of Miss Barry- more’s grave mockery seems to of Frentisek Langer while he was writing “The Camel Through the ziven to serious work on serious matter, he has omitted such de- Guild program confides. “and it 1s almost alone of his works the For ali that, there are moments when you suspect that Herr Lan- burlesque o! the glad hand play generally sup- posed to be native in this coun- everyone finds happiness in chemically pure dairy, re-ech successfu!] “Turn to the Right.” with milk substituted for the erybody good and happy Occasionally a more cynica) mo- few elegant elaborations own. but its highly moral mantic conclusions were of Frau Hatvany. ae As for the Langer Play Moeller protests thag¢ its not carried even mor SWeetne, e nd light. When we charged him with 1 ning up the Piece ‘ bit 1 this direeter Wory Tighte In adaptation, way to thoroughly righteous nation, “On the contrary* Sisted, “there was even more glag n the Original Why. in th first version. the father even be. comes reconciled to hig gauge certainly, in Se thes characters from the erstwhg, gloomy Prague, the melting pes ents of Abie and Rose could Oy no greater lengths by way of ma ing everybody live happily after. iess in a — Children to Give ™@ Picturesque “Snowwhite and the Dwarfs,” last of the Golden on Players productions for this me. SOn will take place May @ and }; at matinee performances a th Artist Guild Little Theater title role of Princess Snow will be played by Carel ba who has participated ip and Little Theater plays at Wash. ington University and last mon:> in the Players’ Guild perg of “Her Children Shall Riss Up” Mrs. Ruth Bickmore, who is ap a member of the Player’ Gum and appeared recently & “He Children Shall Rise Up,” ipae personate the Queen. Perey fin sey, who will take the part ofa Prince, was seen during Ape the Players’ Guild performaenss Galsworthy’s “Pigeon.” Boilz is cast as Sir Daneprat Beas as, Bruce McFarlane ag Erna Pfaff as the Peddler Wom, and Helen Kunkel as the Wik A group of children wil compisk the cast. The play is being dires ed by Mrs. Florence Grant Am strong, assisted by Miss Mares Ewing. The Golden Goose Pies are sponsored by a group of wm en composing the Auxiliiags ety of the Missouri Baptist @ phans’ Home. Holy Rosary Players in Open The Holy Rosary Players of ti Holy Rosary Church have beam hearsing the comic .@pm “Pickles,” which will be presente at the Grand-Florissant These on Monday and Tuesday evening A list of the players whe ii gm ticipate includes W. & Jos. Scanlan, A. Vogler, n Z O'Connor, P. W. Quinn, C. RiGee E. N. Ostermeyer Jr. XM Bee nan, A. DeNatale, and I, iim the Misses Betty Cochran, I i- lenschlader, V. Noonan, ME Me Cormick, E. Kanuf, and Ba ® Ahrens, Amateurs In § Students of the Morse Sebel a Expression produced Shakgpeands® - comedy “As You Like 2 & @ Toy Theater on Friday ald G&S urday nights, and will repeat i ® morrow night for the beneit @ the Patriotic and Flag Fund, apem sored by the Ladies of the CAE America Circle No. 62, There am three casts, the leading parts tf en by the seniors and juniors, Har ry R. McClain is directing tt plays. AL IT buy season tickets NOW for the GREATER MUNICIPAL OPERA OF 1929 Municipal Theatre Forest Park ‘ TWELVE WEEKS JUNE 3d to AUG. 25th tif raises its perverse head. as in . its ‘that scene through which Helen 12 Great Musical H Westley reads the fove letters with June 3 “The Love Call” a wary eve for their commercial June 10 “The Student Pel value. For the most part, how- Jume 17 “Wildflower” ever, this artless diverting little June 24 “Castles in the Ai” comedy is heavily streaked with July 1 “The Chocolate § whatever is the Czechoslevakian July 8& “The Bohemian Gat for “hokum’” and, without the fer- July 15 “Rose Marte” cign label on its script, it might July 23 “Prince of Pilsen” easily pass for one of the more July 29 “The Pnchentrest” genial. of our local products, writ- Aug. 5 “The Vagabond ten by the most optimistic of the Aug. 12 “Babes in Tosiant” happiest bors Ang. 19 “Golden Dawn” hoe All-Star Cast—Chorus of 168 N viewing these results, one ob- I. vious assumption is tat the Orchestra of 30 ‘ripts have been rewritten for Meg . “© SEASON TICKETS: | nefit of our cheerful audi ences. It did happen, in fact. that $3, $6, $12, $18, $24 another Prague drama called eek Days, “Periphery” and Written by the On Sale wW 9 to 3 same Herr Langer had its ending TRE ASsOCuTil shamelessly changed from woe to MUNICIPAL THEA felicity when presented here in '™S 48 SS aa . English. Te le plone CHestaat 7656 But we are assured that neither The Early Buyer Gets the Best Seas of these scripts have been tam- pered with in their essential fea- en tures. Zoe Aikins may have fes- . See today’s Want pages far tooned “The Love Duel” with a Business For Sale offers. / “ . Ma FALLING -HAR = (1) Vicks acts two ways at once | to check the cold and prevent | complications: It is vaporized by the heat | 13 body and inhaled for | A : : : “The Bride starts out on life’s to begin with and make every possible effort to retain it. tired, nervous, listless woman cannot hope to radiate happi- home. is within the reach of every healthy DR. 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a -_ By ALISON SMITE L Daly elaborations its highly moral 4nd ro con ;USIONnSs were the Work au Hatvany. PAMip the Langer play, er protests that its Ortrins| €tnens m carried even more swe light. When we charged hi brightening up the Piece 7 acaptation, this director oh. to thor ugehly righteous indi ! 1t110n, *“On the contrary,” he me “there was ey en more glad. the original. Why, in the the father even be nes reconciled to his son!” Ana in considering ’ the erstwhile P? je, the melting par. Abie and Rose could EO to er lengths by way of Mak. verybody hve happily ever aoe © version, Derg these ers from - ——- —~. > . Children to Give 4 Picturesque Play “Snoww hit and the Seven ast of the Golden Googe ictions for this Bea. la e May 4 and jj eriormances at the Theater. The Princess Snow White piayed byw Caro] Crowe, has participated in Thyrsus ittie Theater plays at Wash. University and last month Guild pe riormance ‘n Shall Rise Up.” more, who is alse Piavers’ Guild recentiy in “Hep Up.” will im. h. Fercy Ram- sey, who will take the part of the Princ during April in the P] performance of “Pigeon.” George ast as Sir Daneprat Bomb- McFa as Berthold, as the Peddler Woman, as the Witch. hildren will complete The play is being direct. Florence Grant Arm- assisted by Miss Margaret The Golden Goose P layers onsored bv a Eroup of wom. omposing the Auxiliary Sogij- ety of the Missouri Baptist Or- phans’ Home. sstLc.ie ~ personate rlane »* iz , 2 a . , kK UNnKEel _- Mrs. Holy Rosary Players in Onera. The Holy Rosary Plavers of the Hoivy Rosary Church have been re. nhearsing Ln Opera, “Pickles,” which will be presented at the Grand-Florissant Theater Monday and Tuesday evenings, in . list of the . 5 al . ‘ OmMmic players who will par- W. S. gos. Scanian, A. Vogler. J. J. O'Connor, P. W. Quinn, C. F. Gass. : rmeyer Jr., N. Bros- A. DeNatale, and lL. Dillon, Misses Petty Cochran, M. Mui- chiader, V. Nognam, M. Mc- E. Kanuf, and Mrs. M. 44 - a 4 Licipa ; 17 cludes — Ez. a ( ave Y * : Amateurs In Shakspeare. Morse Schoo! of produced Shakspeare's “As You Like It” the ' on Friday and Sat- and will repeat it to- for benefit of ind Flag Fund, spon- es of the G. A. R. No. 62. There are leading parts tak- eniors and juniors, Har- is directing the idents of the the season tickets NOW for the GREATER MUNICIPAL OPERA OF 1929 Municipal Theatre Forest Park TWELVE WEEKS JUNE 3d to AUG. 25th 12 Great Musical Hits “The Love Call” “The Student Prince” “Wildflower” “Castles in the Air” “The Chocolate Soldier” “The Bohemian Girl” Marie” “Prince of Pilsen” “The Pinchantresé” “The Vagabond King” “Babes in Toyland” dune : eune dutie June : July July July “Rose duty Aug. Atte. Cf he, Johnson. & - » \{ with Vicks before | little cold gets BIG. Vicks acts two ways at once | to check the cold and prevent complications ; | (1) Itis vaporized by the heat | of the hours direct te the inflamed air- | es; | (2) It acts through the skin | like an old-fashioned poultice, | “drawing out” the tightness Collateral Reading. and pain. bane of school | exist in schools below ‘the plan of study here already em- | policy of doing away with home | work, announced recently by Dr. | O'Shea, Superintendent | ' ‘The Bride starts out on life’s adventure —_ | ‘DIFFICULTY FOUND body and inhaled for | Apartment UHOME WORK IN 1. LOUIS SCHOOLS BELOW 7TH GRADE Principals Here Agree With New York Official Who Formulated New Policy for Younger Students. IN OUTSIDE STUDY Life Makes Concentrationa Pro 4, | but Many Children Do | __ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH:___ en ia At AAT MEMBERS OF ROTARY CLUB AND DAUGHTERS IN REVUE Entertainment at Odeon Wednes- day Night Will Be for Benefit of Disabled Children. About 50 St. Louis business men and 18 Rotary Rockets, daughters of Rotarians, will participate in the Darktown Rotary Revue to be Staged at the Odeon Wednesday night for the benefit of disabled and under-privileged children. The revue will include a minstre] show, a dancing chorus and a comedy afterpiece. be interlocutor, and end men will be Alvin Griesedieck, Spencer Mer- rell, J. G. Brueckman and Ed Hiolmer, From last year’s revue about $2700 was realized for a boys’ club- house at Y. M. C. A. Camp Taconic on the Meramec River near Eure- ka, Mo. ; PSORIASIS (inflammatory Skin Disease) quickly responds to DERMATIN (Send for Free Sample io Dept. P) Valley Laboratories, Spring Valley, N. Y. Joe Nolan will | FARM AND TARIFF DISCUSSION are to be discussed at a meeting of the St. Louis League of Women Voters at 2:30.p. m. Tuesday at Hotel Kingsway. Bylaws are to be revised, Speakers include Prof. Isaac Lippincott, Martha Connole, attor- ney; Dr. H. C. Cave of St. Louis ADVERTISEMENT Clears Up Bad Skin When blackheads mar your beauty remove them this eaty way. squeeze!—large pores will result. Safest way to clear up bad skin is to dissolve blackheads all at one time. powdered calonite, —they'’re gone! anything like it. ply amazing—even And don't tolerate wrinkles. ple. safe, home method them instantly. Get two ounces of eptol at druggist, Sim- delightful, rich cream, Spfead light- ly over face, neck Hungry tissues absorb it rapidly as you work well into skin until gone. Then see the amazing transforma- tion'!—wrinkles, frown, age lines, crow’s-feet—gone! Leaves smooth, firm, lovely, Genuine epto! is most dependable—be sure you | get it. “Home work.” the traditional children, doesn't | Louis elementary | the seventh St. bodying the main points in the William J. of Public Schools in City. It»does exist schools, but cessity to meet the exigencies of York hign New in the crowded schools rather than as an educational policy. i Sear Principals of representative ele- | mentary schools here concur in the ' belief that assigned home work ‘s | more harmful than beneficial for | pupils below | Even | they i-just’ eneugh to cultivate habits « useful | tHe seventh-grade point out, should be seventh grad@. home work, ¢ home study which Will be | during high school days. home work in Nor is the practice of assigning the high schoois, while recognized as a present ne- | cessity, | uation. Principal Stephen A. Doug- | regarded as an idea! | lass of Central High School regards 'two hours a day of “serious home | if the student | is to keep up with his classes, ar- | seven-period day. | She should have good health to begin with and make every possible effort to retain it. A) tired, nervous, listless woman cannot hope to radiate happi:| ness in the home. woman to be healthy and strong. Take ; ft is within the reach of every | | DR. PIERCE’S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION In Liquid or Tablets, at all Drug Stores » Write Dr. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, for free medical advice. | ADVERTISEMENT Stop Whiskey! By John’s Wife I'm the happiest little woman in all this little town; And my merry laugh and singing Takes the place of sigh and frown For J(0IN HAS QUIT HIS DRINKING And is like himself once more, And the world is just a paradise With such happimess in store; One day | read some verses— “Mary's Miracle.” the name, that’s Jon exact ‘Tt send and geet the same 2 GOLDEN TREATMENT. se wiv could be) And | ‘tt in John's supper And | put it in bis tee And & didn’t teste a Littie bit: liad no odor. so. you see— It was smoothest kind of sailing For littl Jooetor Me. 1 I watehed and prayed and waited. ‘And cried’ some, too, ] guess). And I didn’t have the greatest faith, I'm ashamed now to confess. And Johr“hever thought a minute He was being cured of drink, And soon he's as well as any one, it makes me ery to think! ” Just makes me cry for gladness, i'm «© prowd to be igs wife — Since he ix cured of drinking, And leads a pice, new life. “Since John he qnit @-drinking!” | can't say it times enough: And hates and loathes a liquor As be would a poison stuf! And when | say my prayers ‘at night As thenkful as can be— i. pray for John the most of all— \* Then GOLDEN TREATMENT. work” as essential ranged in a Thereare disturbing factors in ur- ban life which interfere with even the minimum requisite of work, he says. Hard to Study at Home. “The modern apartment house, | for example, is not an ideal place | grade, | is regarded a8 a ne- | light, | Sit- | home | headaches and dizzy spells and fek a right; the secretions were very ee ee ee Watch Your Scanty or Too Frequent Excretions Demand Prompt Attention. IDNEY disorders are too serious to ignore. It pays to heed the early PS ok coias Tate ay dees ceeds te ake,” ei Doan’s Pills A Stimulant Diuretic to the Ki Ac all dealers, 75c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. Kidneys ! 50,000 Users Endorse Doan’s: Mrs. Homer C. Martz, 4606 Wallace St ., Chicago, Ill., says: lame and tired. Mr irregeist ead burned m in which to study,” he points out, | “and then, too, many of our stu- dents work, some of them hours a day. Many of our students come to school as early as 7 o’clock in the morning to do their home work, because it is quiet and they cam work undisturbed.” Two hours of home study are re- quired also at Soldan High School. John Rush Powell, principal, sees it as necessary aid to enable the | pupil to maintain the pace -of a | daily MONE TREATMENT FOR DRUNKARDS Odoriess and Tastelese—Any Lady Con 7 Give It Secretly at Home in m Tea, Coffee or Food. Costs Nothing to Try | if you have S hueband, #on, brother, |The reading has a definite | pose.” | principals eight-period schedule, only two of which are devoted to study, rather than as an end in itself. “Education does not come as the result of work assigned, but the amount accomplished,” he saya, But the elementary schoo] More time is afforded for study in school; the pace of the day's rou- tine is not so rapid as in the high schools, where the student must meet the demands of an exacting schedule if he is to graduate with his class. “We do not require home work | below the seventh grade and very little there,”’ Principal H. H. Seidell of Marquette School, explains. No Need for Home Study. “If children in the elementary schools spend their time in school | no | They | have ample time for study and) form good study habits under su- | to good advantage there is necessity for home sttdy. pervision.”’ ther elcmentary school prin- cipals express substantially the Same opinion, several of them re- marking that many youngsters be- come so interested in their subjects that they study voluntarily at home. Although tnere is no as- signed work in the Rose Fanning School below the seventh grade, %5 per cent of the children are doing unassignéd reading in the home, Principal F. J. Steuber reports. A limited amount of home work ‘is a good thing in the seventh and | eighth grades, he thinks, but says that care should be taken not to assign too much formal work. Directed Reading Program. “The big thing ie to get the child interested in the right type of reading,” Principal Steuber says, “so that it will help him, broad- en his vision. Books on nature study are the best sort of mate- | rial for creating a background for the study of science. We keep a reading record of each child s0 that we may direct his reading. pur- if the elementary school believed in assigning one of the “three Even home work, R's” tucked beneath the bookstrap | eight | no perplexing problems of | | home work disturb the serenity of | schedules, | __ SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRI | University. Mrs. James B. Com- | stock and True D. Morse. Farm relief and tariff revision | Never- and around eyes. | skin | 9 Oo. aw, 19 9 wae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ulation of | Moscow Has 2.285.000 People. births accounted MOSCOW, April 27. — Govern- cent, cent. ment figures gixe Moscow a pop- 2,285,100 as of The increase in 1928%was for 1 per Cuticura Healed Large, Hard, Red aie on Face and Back. Jan. 1. 6.1 per DR. E.R. 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ee | PAGE 4A ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 ——___——_— mere junk as curios when removed = Bertie = So = ales” Shop. fash 3 | ' mounds of Ohio, er the Dickson ft ALCOHOLISM, 5 OF TEETH, Sto UP PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS’ FESTIVAL wren pag mse a ante, thane eel Alay: cn. Aevs. 8t-~Tha, eae o | DR. d. GRABER, 620 OLIVE 500 ee ee May “It is an encouraging sign that} ties co-operate strongly in the A 5 Feprince of W ales” im tall gold let-| em | | hove &@ Heriin s sem sud- come gary DUNCAN omaryuNStte | =|: WASHINGTON St. Louis University Auditorium, 2642 Lindell boulevard, at 3:30 p. Preservati : m. today. Children will not be ad- mitted as a matinee for children was held Thursday. IGNORANCE RUINS VALUABLE RECORDS | | The Most Popular Vitaphone Starg CONRAD NAGEL—LOIS oon * . In a “Talking” Picture = “KID GLovEs” THE GREATEST SHO 3 ; | : St. Louis Has Ever 2 Patiseree aad & It Defies Comparison WILLIAM FOX ek : | > A TALKIE: CONRAD NAGEL AND Lom IN “KID GLOVES”: ALSO RICHARD DEE : “REDSKIN"™ ae NOW PLA Gold Crowns Eat Fete. when communities are informed as| work of preservation and interpre- sors avOve | $5.00 up. Five hundred children from 63 to the acientific importance of the/ tation. It is with this in view that Y te w to thrust t World War! ine parochial schools will take part in ancient sites and materials, and | the council is acting to extend in- _ aan $8 pease ae The | boul tracted 60c. | a May Day health festival in the the fact that the relics become/ formation more widely.” | a St, Louis University gymnasium, ce —_ Spring and West Pine boulevard, : — — PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : next Saturday and Sunday after- ——— wank : noons. ° . . » - | Awards of prises in the health gk Beautify Your Home at Small Cost . poster contest will be announced EVERGREENS FOR $1.10 Postpaid ‘e ms "peat ioe to Present Play ational Resez -} Cc | pain many dollars 15 inches bigh. 3 y Spruce, | * SIDE TRES—— so utes . = e : . American Spruce, 2 Chinese e a e Pupils of the St. Joseph Insti- N delivery. earty for Spring . 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ER EEE I RE SRR IE A Each $1.10 | D “CHINATOWN NIGHTS” |. HELEN WARE large three-door, side-icer, fy | ten us that it healed them of New- [these ancient builders together SE ee j 7170 MANCHESTER AVE. AND SPECIAL MATINEE ' solid oak cabinet, white x | ritis, Rheumatism, High Blood Pres- | with the articles they used in life. Novelty Snapdr AZONS -wers on ” nee ‘stems. Salmon, Yellow. “CHINATOWN Ey Crowds Appla . : ’ eu re. Ceamstipation, Nervous Pros- eories Explod White, Crimson, Rose-pink, Red. Vari ted Dark Pink and other beau enamel interior. Monday | tration, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Kidney - wild Th | ed. tiful colors. 40 plants oleae te gy °° yt ob dig Se ae $1.10 | ~ | oy G sy An All Talking Picture with WALLACE Screen Classic Y¥ only — | and Bladder trouble, etc. No matter Many wid ae ee Th EF Er ‘ss Kingshighway at Delmar AND A SPECIAL THE DRAMA “3% | what you have tried, or what your} advanced to account for the Moun e iseher Ny ries vergreen—Dept. A TALKIE: “GANG WAR” } : 7 . ; 7 = — e ee ee ~ bs sang ne Builders. They have been de- YY Add iSe ye ar'ser’ Insu vance Easton, ra. y POWHATAN |. Talkie with OLIVE BORDEN and JACK OF THE Y $ 45 ke | today. for Trial el ae rae scribed as & lost race; as one of | Sing GUEses Sve Aico ° \ | tive literature. Radium Applianee| the Ten Tribes of Israel; as de- = OMORROW! FANNY BSRICE KS os | a a Bradbury Bidg., Los Ange-/ scendants of early Scandinavian or ; ' 0 y 4 A R K T and Talki in “WY MAR” ——— — SS ge —— =. Welsh invaders; as a colony from | | 263 EK. LOCKWOOD AVE. _ ANB A GIGANTIC STAGE Pay75¢Doon (= a aS ie i HI-POINTE | A¥ “ALL TALKIE” “THE a M = 3 5, |] 2001 McCAUSLAND AV. | Also A SPECIAL MA FEATURE A CYCLONE OF JaZ5 & | = Se Ghee Tala “SYNCOPATION jap aks Ae ADDER Marron _ TEAR HOLLAND” | 635@ DELMAE BLYD. ALSO AN | with Cast of 159 Entertainers, Including FRANELIW J AZD co. FRANCES COCK—JAMES WATSOD SISTERS—J ADVERTISEMENT America, or even as Egyptians, | ‘ Chinese, or peoples from the Lost | | . Atlantis. Today the scientists agree Sta Ou with that they were American Indians, y y ng ij but this makes them none the less | interesting, for in their monuments | = j Axminster; Day-Bed Warner’s Compound) 2-2-2." BROS.& CO. fss8||! PAGEANT | ' . ; - a _~o , ; | Pr eneees a — «| | “Jewelers to the Sweethearts of America for Three Generations” 9x12 Rugs| 330.00 vaiue tenn, bat by the american 2 i] P é ; ‘ | : Timely flushing of body poisons wom a through a | "7 17 Olive Street | ) $2.4:5°0 $1'7-55 | : | | - paper FS } € Durable. silky pile. Mot. Mucepttonaiiy well-amds | With clogged kidneys and slug-/ zles the imagination: a picture of LILLIAN OE TURIN 7 | +ANITA DARLING—AaND MANY A Magnificent Dance Ex‘ravagana — “HARLEQUIN” ” dal ith Entire Fox Ensembie Fox Corps De Raliet — 56 Golden Voices helps keep complexion youth ful. “The archaealogists are acaies] DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC Overture Production “WILLIAM TELL” ne a mm a ing a picture of the past which daz- | BS aL oa 4948 | or: [ | erBed and cotton fot See tech ctr dean En Si he ange ef sae wk ee 1 CONGRES “CHILDREN OF THE che: FOX GRAND OR we at the regular th Bo eo mattress: complete. Never = palm saan emmat doe Ge | people ingenious in slaughtering - | ; 4923 OLIVE ST. ALSO AN ADDED FEATURE , ATisas. A K Cc $39.75. Monday only, a — “quality at years, often surprises by the speed the vast herds of bison that roamed ' Sr dolphe Kornspan Conducting extra special, $24.50, oS Som ptton, ° with which it clears the skin,| the prairies in pbehistoric days, \ oe Genuine. Diamonds Guaraieed- ~~" [— saci amend brightens the eves, tones the entire re the horse had been in- er _ —_ am AMUSEMENTS Pay $1.00 Cash Pay 75¢ Down system, according to thousands of | 0S before the horse CASH oR CREDIT | —————— happy users. Purely vegetable i troduced to aid in their capture. e Wieasant-tasting, it aid kidneys and/ The pottery, metal work and stone Chifforobe iver to flush away the body-pol-| work of these people excites our || EN NEED OF A GIFT SUGGESTION? ~ | APOLLO-MORNING ) Odeon, Monday Eve.. ASHLAND “same ane a ns mae YOU! admiration and our repsect for ie . : ~ eae ‘ sg ge Son Phe gee nee ly yo me Pn Make it jeweiry—the appreciated gift! Think how |] 3500 Newstead ‘6 we . + 4 ie . Wm. Haines in “Alles Jim-| P AL MM wae" oad Embassy Wine” snd “The ; ‘my Wailentine” and Inch se10 X. .” |“The Stolen F " and | + | Johnny Hines in “ Wright QUEENS — Rite : Sithere are 655 mounds and all but 50 have been lcoted. The contents | have been scattered and valuable historical “documents” have been a : and aa LR s ue white |\“RAINBOW” and “MOR eee : r . be ’ ” as Hn 4 ~ ° r =* - : ’ = 4 | forever ost. | ae ae! i hs ae mond. GAN'S LAST RAID.” Also PIT Z Renee Adore see} | “Most of this destruction has wil ; Solid 18 - % | 6234 Bart | Febles % le om 64 icant ( Grand & Juniata THE white gold ring. 2! | been dohe in ignorance of the fact that the trinkets are of no value scientifically (and of very small | ; ; | My = BEL Y im * by 8. | KING SEE Mees ae ee ae ; 7 | value in any other way), uniess ' Best. | 1710 N. Jefferson: Also Special Matinee. | hilarious team, Stan ? ' | Hardy, im their latest and | Macklind “T@= P£ULAMY TRIAL” | 2nd Chariey Chase. other and Fred Thompson in tinuous 2:00 te 11:30. Fs. : accompanied by a careful record of 5415 Arsenal (“Kit Carson.” Aiso Comedy. | ae nf: gee Bi, the details of excavation by which | a es se + & | | they are obtained. It is the total ee $2.50 a Week $1.25 a Week $1.00 a Week McNAIR (“The Bellamy Trial” aa ROBIN | Oe cRANCE | | picture of the position and arrange- = = ol | one0 The Hero of the Cireus.” | 5479 Robin ZAN THE [ments ef objects in teh mounds ||] Bracelet Watch New Strap Watch |) —_————————_— "| 1896 1929 A Sweet Stomach! | that reveals important facts to the | Scientists. This is all lost when MELBA (2c ALIMONY.” Virginia | SEvE™ | 4 Also eg ae Show, SATAN.” Ale | SP ET Viewinia aed Vit i OPEN What a pity when youth and vitality | a2mateurs and pot hunters rifle the so AOU ripe 90 -onie Ce ee ee, ee ‘ a aac NI e v > : are set at naught by a disordered stom- | sites, M@ving and breaking the tell- | ; i ach, and bad breath! Don’t have them {tale remainders of an ancient e: oS © at any age! Hearty eaters hard | housekeeping. | ae x 3 bs: . | = J _ smokers —high livers —find ‘sai “Apparently, few people in the Ba i 2 en Yes! R. owl! get the thrill of a lifetime _ boon ss RE United States realize the value of os : bes on ‘see (8% marvelous outfit. Ten pieces— Why ve a sour stomach, or risk the antiquities we possess as our 4 | large bed-day ! a (the Aquit > P ‘ | | : : ee Seine, Guvenmecs 2 + Plage arg pen _ bad breath? Chew a Stuart Tablet. No | American heritage, or even their }] vo... attractive desicn. Beauti- individuality in the home aspect, in i sein pillows and pair book ends. An outatnnad, | Soda, just @ soothing combination of | quantity and variety. We do mot ff 0° 0 7 es in Particularly well adapted for : ees Saintinssien ; ; { Paces tea im justice to yourself sce it before magnesia, calcium carbonate and the like. have to go to Palestine or Greece ‘ul white rolled gold plated case. sport wear, nickel case, chromi- unlity » sends : i : _ Result, a sweet stomach, serene diges- to dig up archeology and history. Reliable movement. Price only um finished, 15 jewels. Very architect. Often the lot @ : tion, no pains, no discomfort. , A sweet | We have our own ‘King Tuts.’ good values at purchased long before the building is considered. At ~ ST. LOUIS’ FINEST OPEN-AIR . stomach for twenty-five cents! Available as State Parks. : 9 9 5 $12 85 . le estacct is en TRY THIS TEST —__ The National Research Counctt | Ss coat poopecy ellos is a a i. the q | is interested not, only in the preser- Only W T ; m ) al a 3 bended ‘wore wie ye the | vation and scientific study of these OPEN DAILY TILL 6:30 P. M.; SATURDAY TILL 10:00 P. M. Post-Dispateu Real Estate pages from day to day. 3 oe , com | remains, but in the making of the Call Wri ; ; ; a : | all or rite for Catal . planenteny % you use coupon below. | sites useful as well as instructive og 905. Phone MAin 0546 or 0547 | }te the States im which they lie. | . ; FULL BOX FREE || wren ese sites are properiy | I | : . : | parked and guarded, they offer 10-| you to order by mail {| The Post-Dis 2 , ¢ ; ; ; . ™ q i | ee ance Soe ea aS |||) AY ace im hin ad willbe sent you on down paymene of i} pact meer ae » _S. ~si-¢ -* I . 4 the State, but also thousands of ~_ ft total price. Balance payable as specified. | | — Sa | tourists from outside the State. | i7 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. Real Estme ~t- “The interest of the public in lo- | Send for FREE 9 . ; : v e rtisements _ cal museums in which the relics | } e than all she from these sites are exhibited, with | FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TO US TODAY | other Sx. Lous : scientific accounts of their signif- » icance available, is large and grow- Name . a ewspapers ee SEND | img. Still more attractive are the C O M BINED. ie your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET sites themselves when they are Lecal Address F ree eS a > - BRSULTS—2-ume Ads ALMOST CE! opened and preserved for exhibi- Gat D ily Ai a TAIN for ANYTHING. tion, as witnesa the great pumbers | ; * ee : who annually visit the ‘amous' | ~~ — —— - Sage RRS 2 Stade a Ta- NI pia a at ni alae i rien 3 1 binned ~ -~ = . o- : vise — Ah NC - -. - om

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-. x a eee ~ ee + g§. = H«-. ee ees $5]. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ __SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 28 1999 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____. __.PAGE 5A! - |, periin Ma “1 > cag Wales” Shop. | fashion « “aggro of the heir to! French regen — Speed Mark. ‘which in the ste Pamiing trials, ee sane ss ng: nee the tite (ee ppritish throne has spread to| By the Amoriated Fr sae er adtta ‘Setgeins tials 8t-| BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL | ave been marciea and 2244 tuner.) PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS yy —. PES ¢ all sect ne | the land of his coun ntry’ s former en- BREST, I'rance, yor 27.—The| ship is the Sent of a new series of C tere we ie been a an ees — F re) aies n ( me , gen Sle “*s, 4 gel a Berlin ahi » meer s a a ee ae has | French navy now says it possesses | destroyers, is of 2690 tons displace- HURCH IS 80 YEARS OLD |: Prsigs Sunday Schoo! at- fers avose © eee lt Sud- | come to stay, for the shop display-| the fastest war vessel in the world.| ment. and its engines develop 70,- | 7 2 SOS Gn Seeeeenee genly to _ russ, the v orld War | Ing his name is doing thriving | It is the new de stroyer Guepard, ' 000 horpenower £ f ~ | Celebration of Founding by Dozen | 200. in - accredited school of more than |! years at The! business. anette ; : German Immig rrants, to Be | eight grades and kindergarten. A =——— PH Held Today. fnew sch a in_d hall are to be | ceeeopLaY THRATERS ieicaw eumwemen OTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | Bethlehem Evangelical Church, | rected near the church, Ha°’S ALE THEY aecmemdennanae — Sa isburv “=e near ley auay a ‘ AOTISSA : | , Setter a cates “ihe Ge SAY IT 1S! THEATRES Never Before eightieth anniversary of its or-| SE 8 ~£S | Such a Show! panizecton by @ dos -_ rinan im- | }a@apeees Thousands Are Acclaiming DE THEATRES—— : ee eee Bre n,”” then | 6g SRS SRR rare OS Everywhere, Everyone is - Aa WoO MmMllies north « Coming Soon Ovens Daily Be : naile. I =e ee out rtised .: | GRAND Lf : Be : GRAVO/c¢ ° ve et 12 Neon | site- Sieg Aaa aes ae / S and Mm THRU FOUR | teentign, ‘ahd tae Stamey’ mene OPERA HOUSE “T pene | frontage, and th: two-story brick ] ELLEN ALOlO)s DIFFERENT — | Hollyu ood s Famous | edifice, Nineteenth and Salisbury | Sunday, 25e & 50¢ EYES” 1, 3:30, 6:30 | Comedian—In Person streets, was given by F. Reller in | Ue week Dar par + Ry st Popular Vitaphone Stars MARY DUNCAN Ww Ay 0 2,” * atees | gratitude that hi nd his family | & Matinees 25c Anytime 15¢ NAGEL——LOIS WILSON WARNER BAXTER Ns NT N N BLVD. =m ; “479 Kebin ZAN THE MIGHTY.” — - “SEVEN FOOTPRINTS To eT Vivetnle| and Viiaphont Acts. —_ *&| — J ty in the home aspect, in its thlity features, scnds some _ architect. Often the lot is : “THE BIG PLACE ON THE HILL” HFOR 33 YEARS THE LEADING SUMMER} 1896 1929 OPEN SUNDAY MAY 5, 1929 AMUSEMENT RESORT ST. LOUIS AND THE GREATER SOUTHWEST DIRECT TO THE GATE VIA MARKET, TAYLOR & LACLEDE LINES. © 1896 1929 NEW JOYS NEW NOVELTIES NEW THRILLS ARID ip} = IS HOLDING THIS | | THAT ES: | Wy | All-Star Stage Cast in Tense Moments! Tropical Nights! Love Maddened Men! a4 A Voluptuous Beauty ° Drenched in Passion! Bid Him ‘% Good-Bye! LEOWID LEONARD! presenting his Farewell Overture with e. oN Arthur Nealy -ipady amaliered, od ' ST.LOUIS’ FINEST OPEN-AIR RICHMOND HEIGHTS HI-POINT SERVICE CARS REMODELED GREAT PICTURE ” “~ ie pesperty lier: ace. || am SWIMMING POOL NEW SENSATIONAL RIDE, RACING DERBY DANCE HALL be eee pe em day t dey. j NEW $30,000 CAROUSEL---NEW ELECTRIC SKOOTERS 4 nmocenspsiine —] | : COMPLETE KIDDIE PLAYLAND RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN | |) 7 The Poet -Die ’ Every Amusement.Device for Grown-Ups ls REPRODUCED in MINIATURE for the CHILDREN i for ANYTHING. SEND your WANT AD | patch \cegularly ; SEE THE NEW HOUSE OF MYSTERY 7 to the POST-DISPATCH. } ca ‘ PESE wry —dingorgaig |p NEW ATTRACTIONS IN HILARITY HALL --- DANCE PAVILION at vam Teel cee, TEL - vertisements |] | FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT --- MANY NEW CONCESSIONS | Ovehenten ie a _ —_= anesenannle Sher Sk. Loe | FAMILY PICNIC GROUNDS---COMPLETELY SHELTERED [tens S| nh ecwspapers C O M BINED. RECREATION SPACE FOR 10,000 VISITORS Free Gate Daily Till 7 P. M.—1 P. M. Sundays and Holidays | [[ssssess ; | eNeE - | | — ae ~ o~ ‘ ee ter aes ° en aed . - tie

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— ——— _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ._ —. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APOE 7 4 isd i — nae Pn , = $ Ht 2 Real Estate aaa — ——— kets ) . Louis ‘| ‘ ) eS When you Buy at Goldman Bros.— a ART EIGHT. - YOU CET THIS BEAUTEEUE fom — Saar Se = a a ee — A ah Pn wes armenia he i i lie toh che ek ih aie on it EE: ag aa ” , \4 ° . ~~ 7 | ' ~ a | | " 7 baa \ aa . . | i. wh -* * * Hh te ‘ " . ; iter ’ an ia: pray pi ati 2) 3 i whe ainda hee ae ' ret 7~ RE 2% Fig per : af 4 sd - r ~ ¥ a8 g alysis > 1 yes id } (CUS SI. Al | : . } ae +) /S -Pay $1.50 Weekly . By Berry Moore. eRe : £ at a orice that is unbeatable Buy _pP » SZ Hw) VW . ~ Y 4 LL a Ay * ws were disclosed yesterday at a 55 Sees) «SANITARY REFRIGERATORS ro eas ee . ; ret Bul range. u\ | f ay Sc.) Weekly Interiors are beautifully white enameled. The food 3 - ; se. cs 7 Pie = ail 7 s 3 , ’ , ‘> . ? hs thers r roomy. He B ~ ; Beans Ye a eee i . Oar if BILL TO BAR PENALIZING e 90 Buy , Pay 33.00 Weekly inte aad seg rope Hi al- $ oY gt Eighth or Ninth across; Ridj 5 OF SPOUSES WHO REMARRY * = Pav No Interest wavs keep food tresh and sweet the Federal building The MOt a Lord Astor Proposes Restreclion on bets ans Choice of erther style , ; site is not definitely an-| of z, Be Kicht of Dead to Rule the Any (Juestions Now - FREE -7-Piece Water Set ice 1] t the site of the Vic- Real . l. g . + - ‘ . ~ 5 se : . ia tt No Cash Down— Phone \iLAin 3465 and Wild Rose Dinner Sct. Building on the northwest ee PANTO’ ‘ ‘ - ‘ . : | -m of kaicnta amd Locust is! five-st M4 . ies hy : ; Pay $1 Weekly Kadios ENcep ed so: ’ ection northe é ; ” , _ : oy * | : , . thee hands of Wainu £ - aos No Cash ey ait furie:! who recently | ws ge =. t? ~ = a . Pimetu , charge ef the Vic- 100 ft } iia ae ‘ Down— x S building. He alee hae charge | *¢¢t. % (5 H . i me Anivassacor ane Missouri it be . ~ = . ter jiigitigs born ceontretied fer t u ann uit) —— ' , : ° e - ‘ ae 2h ee ; sparkling sets! We offer vou something Exquisite Bedroom Suite | rial +9 , ort ’ — nail “es e ~ eee . ' . ° &§ Pe we eeCcUu a | acs o:te7. > sp escggdet at entirely different—a brightly colored, ar- a Oo penene: ee The i ; = hot «he » st give » af? evcane ve . ~~ : > 1.2 “toc P > — . ‘ ‘ ee er. sites availabie a the - ee § ae ere Se 8t except Usuic creation on the new octagon shape lhe gracious charm and stvle of this Bedroom Suite will fot- i oe : please by the Wolff-Wiison| 4), “4 : p o-sagipae x 4 ere df acca i Or ee 2 Ci pit Wi d ly, it ever. do you see a Suite ot this high quality at so low in Green’ Gan: Se ee Benge: ; - ar « 4 vr. ‘ ~% _ a“ “~ - . : ~ . ° ° - .° “ : : Ra reqpii isa elie ba, ; me roses an - ake in natur ai coLtors, Be Sure y 3 price. Fach piece 1s spaciously proportioned, richly fi n- mt + Trust {"s ; - zee * : The . mtn tools ite ee a ie : . c.. . ss -. rthwest corner of \inth ane ... 7 LF twieg married but his witi ¢ ted to get one: ished and designed in excellent taste. Look where vou will, , ocenpied by the Board Of Lon. sto : : Hardy should b. ed should : we know vou cannot $ eta ce tenn cam bene ee ra 3 LT : » % morner of Fighth an: AM tek, - : ‘ : ag ‘A ith 5 Ou? Purchase duplicate tThnis wonder- of the ne eee . Med ' * wer ; . : fon, president niver ° PATRON'S DAY IN NEW HOME ove at this special price : Co. and « ditector of the} ae ur Mother of Good Counsel Care tile Trust Co ,at 7264; for Incurables at vA Turley project. presumably, | z Normandy. , No Cash Down—Pay $3 eekly een inapired by the prospect | mon. | sisters Of the Poo! Sst. Fra department store for the Fed-/! The , Sta . building’ biock when the new ants aa y U « No — Se en the _— | client ‘i g ; r rest in Market street east Kore. | , ie me : ; Tine bi as vo r pa We Also et of Tweltte Sommers ah bul O \ od ' Zkened with the selection of) 0 rs 9 Bi a ch Sell for Cash - C"alaadcidirv varie . er cer erereetecirscéée . eatin, ah tani an Teeitth | 23% R GC io) 3 ar 3 “~ [om A ’ ee f°? + oS. a ’ ~ fie ‘ "~ - %2 ~ f f f ff f fs ‘. fo tf / f f f f a f ¢ , f f , Ff sae 7 rr fs fe 4 : i Mar + oo for the new Federal! bs) a t P \S \ / ; taal +44 ee * — —_ ~_ = icy’ fy — ir ee — Cn ry . Airs ¥ ‘Dies lt on Easy Terms = uy” pales e rtheast corner of Elev-~! ve : a ‘ 4 and Market streets is being | DEA + —wne E lider: | for several large bulld- | . " prove: The site is held by a; The! Lear . ieat aded by Joseph M.| Estate — R - ex « | of ft foweph C. Darst Real- ing sal Pra ee eeeregM terse, *7 -o | r has a 99-year lease| 6556 | : , eS 5 my, ao Sy * a rner. 43 feet 6 inches by | Barba: rs i fr é fect. owned by the Ghio es-' 5577 2 at hi ind which ewns the fee to | bert; = Ve \ Zijvining let on Marleet, 47x | aremus or S fect. a total of 96 feet 6) Dungal Bu . I r s Market street and 166 sold by ; rity. bas gummi: ; * on klieventh, extending to the | west ¢ D> | and west alley im the bieck. | vanta ' . P M P oo | —_ rket street is destined te be | 747% The New Radiola 13) | — rip hie bs 4 neficiary of the new - (ity. t (nee you see and hear the marse!. ‘ our't bouse and the new Fed- | ous new RADIOLA 33 ne other | pray Ohi rae & Hadie will aatisfy vou. fall and | Bui ng. Plans for the wid- | judze ter seurself. The wrice i« Ot Aiarket street bet ween / ueeonmeingl» low and you can pa: ifth and Sixth streets. a: pro- | { “while wou pina on if ‘ 7 : neg gall me, S 5 ( or , the revoiving fund. { Fre CONSOLI . ea’ © ‘ romise to be a factor in the! vers a formation of ‘this @istrict,| @* ths CABINE woe new 4 COMPLECTH S SHOWN . uSon of this project, dogbt-1 tate ] LOUD SPKARI K AND ! ~ pee. now will be expedited with the; had . TRONS, 116.50, St street biock definitely de-j $10 Down, Bal. Weekly ee eee - © 4. offers have QYeen sud- eee sore te e seven-story building} oo. I Di ’ —a ® Herry MecNichols Furniture . sa sease. Ca f d fF ‘ F ae —— f ce ‘ie south side of Market This FREE Booklet rved Frame Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite i : rit & commanding view ef) NOM _ enth. The builkding has a4 RR. FP. = - Explains Facts aa YOU SAVE $77 ON THIS SLITE AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE That Every Per- msove Suite is. large and roomy—consists of three pieces with carved walnut frame and reversible cushions. The davenport hb are ale eel tad Pp as 4 Oidden bed which when opened reveals a full-sized bed. And remember that it is a genuine Kroeh- ler Suite, hi means o ; , ‘ney Should Know r uite, which mean gualits durability, and stands for e vervthing that 1s the fimest in modern taste and refinement. ———r : is the most authoritative Onl Down—pP ‘he erection of a 12-stery! Ca. treatise ever written on the disease y $5 ay $3.25 Weekly at the nerthwest corner of | enies of inebriety and its cure, written espe- —— : 0 Market streets as an a¢-| SS cially for The Keeley Institute. It is -iptagen American Hotel and based on fifty years’ experience, em- nl ‘tat a prscage 436 Arket streets, bracing the treatment of more than | 3 : pend 400,000 patients, including men and OL T-OF-TOWN 4 the a " pear om . —— wp all walks of life. BU YE RS— southemes = — Pa » 1. Belle vou Why drunkenness sa disease es ~ " Pas ” . corne Market VISIT Us ; ) Tecan gee Reema . What famous medica! aulLhor lies have to sa) OB Lhe sub pect Bs . and how ‘t can be cured pe-- menrw ». I be booklet is free. Simpiy write and Me 5 : , *tse. The southwest cor- We sell on credit every : ™ to .¢ improved im the earty Free truck delivery witha eak for it. Write today’ miles or freight paid any ‘age of 65 feet on Market Rus , © with « depth of 132 feet. | years , : | American Hotel Addition. | Wern ) * were made several years é Sale of LINO New Spring patterns in ne durable Lino. Price. square vard., Peoceeh | 4 ees Address E. J. Nelson, Secretary lhe KEELEY INSTITUTE No Cash Down " DWIGHT ILLINOIS igure aitivvoaie andi eet nae Shae wr ‘ + * <a = * | ;, et stg Bn ema Eel Ag. * Me ee fa ott © a a cael pre nd + aeons or nee ee ae en oe: pte a tage enon —_ 2 a Coin ie $ = cE es . ere . _ eth ARO ~ —_— a

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EFRIGERATORS enameled. Ihe food =°18° r Set r Sct. white dere | al- rect. -z~ Séigaetige shaetwser -— -- DROME Gawe Y a) OUT-OF-TOWN BLU YERS— VISIT US We sell on credit everywhere. Free truck delivery within miles or freight paid anywhere. a SA > RPS ea nee OS Tag: . a ee ey fing ™ Courthouse at Me of Market ecCvilON Ay option > |] Estate po? SEE eS wee, IST LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH —— ears PART EIGHT. ST. LOUIS SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929. PAGES 1—20B. TORY PROIECT LOGUST SI. Al peli UR NINTH eee Site Not Definitely smnounced but the Vic- a Building Has a Like- | Location. CE E. TURLEY >ING THE PLANS Predicated on Erec- } of Department Store Moved to Plaza. By Berry Moore. ens were disclosed yesterday the erec pbuilding for Locu Bat Eighth the I « tlon f a so-storyv of troet fae Ssireet Core dera Is not feed, but Building hie et site the he Vic- northwest x of Btioned me project mee kK. Turi Pplaced in. charge of tl building. He has charg e Anibussador buildings SkOurity broth rstood to Mm the me Forma! held, pending Oeements. A | back type is cont: veral ulso and Missouri troll He is represent the Skour- both COT) Dionths age pure } aS Har Was r +) ie ‘) Lijé 4% ; Wiiil \\ wr 7? o ri. i> cos. Ma contro! t Thleres ts Ws. Ovene * Qnd is | ine und: Wo. mer. sites ‘ meast corner Pecentiv ac: Please bv (oo: fro: amiie Trust rthwest corne: occupied by building: ans south- morner of Eighth 5 e of iy purchased ] Won, wresident of live f Ton Co. and a director of the Mntile Trust Co. Turley project. presumably been inspired by the prospect Gepartment store for the Fed- Duildinge’ block when the new fi building on the Plaza pleted. . rest in Market West of Twelfth boule Makened with the lection B0utheast corner of Twelft}! Market for the 2 Nding. me northeast and Murket der | tor Projecis. The ficate headed by Of the Joseph C. Darst Real- em hich a 99-vear lease mw corner. 453 feet 6 fect. owned by the and w! owns Adjoining feet, a total of on Marke on Eleventh, extending to and west alley in the block. arket street is destined to be« hief the new new ked- s for the wid- ALON ] cust, ws ‘ 4 ” a Aiteley..'s* ee, %, - > wie oo" « Uy to RE > : le” a's a inddobedoaindpadamadieiaiiinmann amie en nn nd nn eveceeeees nnn ne eo - * Yd Cal” “ode ay SL Mibu dun baheotnotiouk, Apartment recently built on Parkdale avenue, Blue Ridge Terrace, in THE MOORLANDS, by clients of Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Trust Company. five-story gurage northeast Walnut street fronta eonrne Wa city for block } curt ral ° » ‘ . ; ‘ enterprise are owned aul browne, the prosp: at one 1} MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CO. TO HANOLE KROGER LEASES -Walters Tlealt. f - th LOT if o _O., Tormeriv AV eT) 1 : hi — a \ Ue, Lica 5 ie second floor °T" bh a nue, This lease Louis The re at 2869 has South Jeff leased raie a i to Aa drug been oO Dp e son AVenUe nt who store, Timothy the bun Richn | (;esaron has 1609 Hunter ave- at — . ond itip sits. eve 7". ralo 77 ijt, DIMMITT RICKHOFF BAYER CO. DEALS CLOSED DURING WEEK off Bayer Real ts the follow- THe Dimmitt Rickh Estate Co., Inc les last week Melrose avenue four-family avenue, repor ing oa to Margaret apartment, ns ae single fiat. 533 Forsythe to lL. Brow! McArthur; bungalow, 3265 Morganford road, sold by Henry Blats; vacant, corner Stanford and Pe avenue: six-room residence, Amberst to G. Hu aA enue, avenuée University 7479 ity, FRED £, HENRY JOINS STAFF between | pro- the | ge- | sub- | > Market | With € commanding view of | renth. The build . g Maze of 65 feet on t with @ Gepth of 153 *> ‘. « has a feet. Hotel Addition. nS were made several! for the erection of a 12-story : Market | | Werner, vears | Co, &{ the northwest corner of | and Market streets as &n ad- | to the American Hotel and | r at the eth and Market This streets, has been in abeyance pend- | the Widening of Market street. S S0Utheast and the south- SOrners of Tent} and Market recently were Morse. With a bu iding for the Daily Reco “y ident. Sr eet cae : _e OPTION “S-STORY GARAGE of which As se’ Ronee obtained {9 BESe [o, northeast corner of | purchased by | The southwest cor- | to Lt Syrah ed in the early | St. | he | $200.000 the modern + now doubt- | be expedited with the | OF BENNETT MORTGAGE CO. Fred E. Henry, the Bennett former secret Mortgage Co.., associated with Real Mortgage Trust Co. He -0 years’ experience in of the has the business in this city, first Mortgage Co. When morigage h the Trust "3. when he became Benneit Mortgage Co, R. F. Huelke ‘ With Ww tasmath Co. Rudoiph F. Huelke. for many years connected with Werner & hes associated the Will C. Wissmath Realty in North St. Louis in their sales department. with leased | iment at the Lam- south- | nue, nnsyl- ‘moor, | R, | who ary | Of a modern is | Es- | was |had purchased for $3 hims« if God “arlf™ ey, a. «tabs @ SSeseeeseeees ee SASS VSS SF BE EY UI “Uh, Gar WHttth Ew 43% CZ. bh Eater t tath Atte en | \ WYO aN \ , MRA SSS »wmwa»a»a[ wassy»wssssss+s+sl TTA — . eo SSSVVCVSSA SPSS SSS VSS SSS SSS SESS SHHRS See e se & WED * RABE Ee ; ‘ . ‘ OIG , v a he ~ 8 es ee SIS OEPEPOPPOPPPOOOPEOE®D SOPHO EEHEE OF OP YY MILIYUL UL it eg ty, Residence in St. Louis Country Club Grounds purchased by Louis M. Brohammer, ~ _Seibig. it occupies lots 23 ee ee Bank Building Fixture Company, President of the St. Louis through Cornet & and 26 of this addition. a WILLIAMS, TREE & C0 Will Building Projects of Kinds in St. Louis. Meche L nderw rit All 5 pteisicrs. 9, ese: mene perme gemnnmoenaroremcmnenaetracsh ~ ing Williams. hay ned American e «& eo F F:ranklin- will en- Ope orTrilices in thie Trust Building , ~eDeorrcosaanaasdeeea f eld | ter the investment bankers’ oe VM by JY" Vp Wisp yt Vhur Residence in Bel-Nor recently purchased by Mr. J. A. Riordan; Schulte & Tarling, architects; Ewald Schroeder Construction Company, builders. Sold by Knickmeyer- Fleer Realty & investment Pessina tad Mrs. lgage under- making a specialty of mor loans. This will include the writing of building project both in the business uNd res- idential parts the city. Avail- able in this connecti« be resoadrces of a large surance company. With which ery hig “Ul Yih bis and types the the concer oe ree HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS BUYS 4421 S$. BROADWAY The Het ‘Kier Mieal la a WD cv 442! ~ , ime Qi Lie rf nann--pai | Li) @#state; , Montclair avenu: ‘ - ‘ . ior sam a flat L Ags Solomo! oOroe h. be rye sti and a singl: Market street, of the Co., for An- Kingsbury in: wo cottages » North Garden. a Iteal Esta Malone: a } to Frank S&S. presented by the G. E. refeld Real Estate Co., for Miss ie C. and Miss Emilie G. Logue; flat, 3643 C. W. O’Brien, ngle flat at 1018 North to Mellissa Wil- and a residence avenue for J. fiat Lo wary elie? t Dubinsky _~ T¢ rii¢ lot oO! a single a si Eighteen th street liains for a client at 6721 Chamber! Abraham Winnerman nott. LARGEST APARTMENT IN CLAYTON SOLD 16-family apart- 50uU Kingsbury and Meramec Clayton has been sold Westdale Realty Co. Watts & Co. It building in © f Lo a ain four-story corner of street 1n for the Alex H. the larg- bringing thwest by one of iayton, approximately $1 Other Watts sales include: 330 North Bemiston ave- residence, to Harold La 7 Ble drive, in home, to Frank 8S. Corby; lot on Washington iF of Hanley road, to Pa a home site and a Central avenue H Reindl, construction 1s A ect a 5 fe “ rental oft 11h A Tewsita@s VA 000 per year. Londe; 7497 nd a i£0-foot nue, west Miller, 56-foot lot University ¢ to is starting the home: 47 road adjoining the south; 50 road, just west of the for Dr. F. G., 107 on oJ itv us Baxter Mme. De Foe on Conwar son road, heier. CORRECTION REGARDING SALE OF WATERMAN AY. APARTMENT Io last Sunday’ s P ost-Dispatch it reported that secretary and Louis Car Co. 29,000 a apartment building on of Waterman avenue Skinker incorrectly Gorge W. Scruggs, treasurer of the St. family south just east side of fer was not disclosed. Wm. F. Wischmeyer, Pres. Edward Lantz, Treas. ATTENTION! BUILDING INDUSTRIES A limited space is yet available for exhibit purposes in the permanent exhibit of Building Materials and Equipment, established in the Arcade Building for the convenience of archi- tects, engineers, contractors and the public. Exhibit Will Open to Public Week of May 12th The Building Industries Exhibit Bureau, Inc. “ts Arcade Bidg.—Phene CEntral 5045, Geo. K. Bartling, V. P. James Riordan, Secy. to. Leonard. | Botanical ave-|} gee a \= i BEN H. PABST TO SELL REALTY FOR RENGEL-WEBER CO. | the - | years, ithe | has Northe- | has offices at Grand boulevard an@ ’ im | acres on the | acres on the | “la- ; A. Barden- | the road. The | |actual price involved in the trans- ~ PURITY EXTRACT COMPANY LEASES 13 S. FOURTH STREET Purity Ext Manufactu ing Corporation taken a lon; four-storv tract has and ! basement building at 19 South Fourt) ; After alterations have n completed, James T. Gianladis firm will term lease on ti . the banking and bono until 9S Lui ated of iter |} Morteuze ‘alll Dee according ‘to the larger ane Mortgai dis- reside Tri chased by the and rei National Co., ment branch Willianis president and organized signed to go into president, manufacture on a flavoring extracts and soda fountain supplies. Martin & Breitt Real Estate ecotiated the lease and th: Real Estate Co., repre- thé Bushnell Pommer Realty Co., owners: ot prop- ert a corporat: known of the continued tor - until he business for ‘ a. 0. * Mathe — +3 direc Lfie CcCommpandDs him- Lxpress Co. I on the sc€ase | 3 in EL ecel' n training division premises Louis heag-j; of the Harris Trust & Savings The lease was made for| Bank of Culcago, later comil - to the Ne Jefferson Hotel Co., rep- St. Louis as a local ‘epresentative. resented by Martin & Breitt. The In 1915 he entered the Lnion Cay Co. has taken a long- ment business under term lease on the sixth | offices in the floor of the bu 914-24 Building, Washington avenut The lease | Trask & of was made for the Rogers Recre- |} New York ation Co. spondents. TWO ADDITIONS TO STAFF OF MECHANICS REALTY CO. Mechanics fiealty Co. an- the addition to its staff Clifford and Mrs, C. Sy! Southeastern as taken a long-term oreroom at Locust street, Jefferson and will cai 1217 Hotel, as st. 7? iit with investment Use quarters. invest- his own name entire with Boatmen’s with New Yor Cricago at Bank ilding as corre- (*o. and I) in T! nounces Leo has been for many having been connected with | of Frank Dittmeier Realty Co.,| The joined the Rengel-Weber firm. | Garfield, a residence; in the sale of | °721 Russell, flat: The company | North Point and one at Ashland and who business Ben H. Pabst real estate 813 cottage; two lots in ner lot place. Hie -will specialize suburban property. Rola |G ravois avenue. Williams, McRee & Co., Inc. 315 North 7th St. We Are in the Market for FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS For Our Funds and for Eastern Insurance Investments .53%-—-6% 05% $500 ne $1000 Deneenination ist: Mortgage Serial Gold Notes INTEREST PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY Secured by First Mortgage on Highly Improved St. Louis Real Estate We recommend them as an absoldtely safe investment For Circul.r, write, phone or call EDWARD K. LOVE REALTY CO. In business over thirty years 704 CHESTN UT MAin 1207—GArfield 0776 MAin 1208 ae vQ0m———s oto i IN INVESTMENT FIELD re- Spenctr, | his ‘ a. firm reports the sale of 3642 | Gano, | cor- eo r30 AT FOURTH AND ( ben Diamond ture Nov Struc- by Ss Acquires Occupied Ilinois Paper Can Co. The o-story lilding at southeast corner of Fourth and Clark avenue, by Ben Diamond throug Zeibig. The building age of 59 fe a depth by the Co, The thur in the the h Cornet & has a front- ’ of 73 Hllin feet. It Paper is occupied Oils Can & structure Hill, transaction who was repre sented by Barngrove & widening of Market a Clark Sixth, to } marked f y mn this section. —_—_—_— street to avenue expected ‘re FOR ADDITIONAL REAL ESTATE NEWS SEE NEAT PAGE to Fou | West ‘and best paved streets in the city, land repaved to Grand | from , through | $0-foot l inet west of | Walton avenue and begins again at ito be abrogated by cutting through | from | to BUYS o-STURY BUILDING | city, 'biock of Delmar and Washington | feeding ‘and shopping district of the city, | the tail street | has been bought| this thoroughfare and see in Mor- | |gan street a logical solution of the | ‘t on Fourth street. by | | tion Tube | | property was owned bv Ar- | ave a | Estes of | Investment ements stein i | REALTY INVESTORS DRAWN TO WIDENED MORGAN STREET Large Projects Planne d for Broad Artery to Extend From Eads Bridge to Western Limits of City. Morgan street has received marked recognition recently from investors in real estate. This street will be widened shortly from Third | the ordinance having been passed some time ago. of Fourteenth street to Jef- ferson avenue itisone of the wigest rteenth streets, and a favorite motor artery. Be- ‘yond Jefferson it is to be widened avenue, and it will be cut property that point and an a point private street laid out to Spring avenue, where it into Enright avenue | Morgan street), will fork (formerly and also | boulevard. But this! At present it stops at into Delmar is not all. Kingshighway. This interruption js | Walton to Kingshighway, from which point it continues west the city bimits. Of generous width, untrammeled almost entirely by street car traf- fic, stretching the length of the east to west, running within a , Dubuque made this purchase | gan teenth Miss for Son acted fer the grantee. investment. Projects in View. A few months ago, the southwest corner of Sixteenth and Morgan streets was assembled for a large project. The entire city block, Mor- to TLucas, Fifteenth to Six- streets, is owned in fee by order house of Butler the mail | Bros. With the widening from Four~ teenth street east to Third street and connections with Delmar and Enright avenues, there will be opéned up a straight east and west ,line of traffic down town which will place the motorist directly at the entrance to Eads Bridge. Lying midway between Washing- ton and Franklin avenues, with the projects of improvement a reality by ordinance and near at hand in fact, Morgan street bids fair to be a theater of activity shortly. At Grand avenue Morgan street will empty into the heart of the theatrical district and prove a fa~ vorite roadway for the theater goer. The widening of Franklir avenué one block north, and also of Eas- -— ll 2. Continued on Page 2B, boulevards and Franklin avenue, the heart of the business | possibilities of this thorough. | fare are, on reflection, readily dis- cernible, and its destiny as one of leading central arteries of re- is seemingly apparent. Investors Attracted. Investors have been attfacted to the extreme congestion encountered on nearby streets. project on Twelfth along Morgan street. Will L. the northeast corner of Thirteenth and Morgan streets, surrender, notwith- standing seme flattering offers. This sale was handled by J. the Real Estate Mortgage for the grantor, the Baron refuses to Trustee ("o. & Son for the grantee. Miss Elise M. Dubuque about 10 days ago purchased 32 feet on the south depth of 145 feet to Lindenstreet, improved with two three-story ten- The grantor was A. Agat- represented by Weinberg & Weinberg. while John Dockery & jeesecnaccsescscsscccususcensccccsuscsscessessss Do You Own Investment Property ? There is a noticeable demand for investment properties. We believe we can sell your property in a short time if Our representatives will gladly call upon the price is fair. you at your convenience. , GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. Established 1890 ——— eee ae The Illinois Trac- | street | proper has had a marked effect on | Dubuque has purchased | which he con-| siders a strategic lot. and which he | A. | side of Morgan street by a . TRELLIS TEA ROOM 453 De BALIVIERE We Will Serve All This Week pixsex, PLOO Dinner Creme of Tomato Soup or Fruit Cocktail Radishes Olives Celery Half Spring Chicken, fried or broiled or Broiled Porterhouse Steak. or Roast Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce, or Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus New Potatoes, Cream Sauce Buttered Parsnips Fresh Pickled Beets Choice of Head Lettuce or Sliced Tomatees Raisin Bread or Home Baked Rolls Strawberry Shortcake Freeh Blackberry Cobbler Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie Strawberry, Chocolate or Pineapple Sundae or Ice Cream and Home Baked Cake Coffee Tea Open A. M. to ® P. M, Daily and Sunday For Meservations Call CAbany 202 Milk and John Dockery | | weUse This Coupon, SA VE $500 te $2, 200-~ WE LOAN YOU MONEY ET Us po Sseueo = ROEBUCK AND iD CO. reade Bidg., Sth and ome Sis. “ Eantrai 20314 . Lous Cell, phone or write for this book pettde Gienten, Post-Dispatch 4-28-29. _ ee ee ee ee ee Street Address , city... | Neme re eeere rr ee ee eeeee ae Gtate. scactsea J. J. WARD, Dist. Mer. Before Building Investigate d “Olde Somat’ Sen ooe , OLDE deo on set vo , many colors «a varying thic secs Stand Texture } alone in texture and economy. See the met Display } our ot A pplication THE JOHN D. EMA SLVD.— Telephone jEtterson OLDE STONESFIELD pat Hang are furnish- ed and applied by the ¥ members of ‘THE MASTER SLATE AND TILE ROOFERS’ ASS'N OF ST. LOUIS >) ROOFS in their lays of these roots at FICE, 320 NORTH 4042. CK CO. PHILADELPHIA 5) : oo i 2 ee CH 6910 Real Estate Loans We make building on completed dwellings, apart- ments and business properties at current interest rates with a very . moderate charge for the service. Laclede Bond & Mortgage Co. 714 Chestnut St. Loan Correspondent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. loans or loans CH 6913 5 (1

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Ne \ C} ain Negoti ~} : mann Co. The company aiso re- ate | Thr ouch Fran “V Big Gain Over February. | Bertich. who is erecting an eight- Realty Co. ' family building on the northeast Negotiations have been closed leorner of Hereford and Oleatha through the Francis Realty Co. tor The City ef St. Louis had $7.- | Dickmann aiso reporis the eX- | seven locations for the Ozark Paint 517.50¢ im contracts for new con- | Change of property at 4-09 Dewey | Stores, a new corporation entering enue, a fiat. for a bungalow at st. Louis with a full line of paints, “ay ° ruc ; luring the past | , - , st ucliou “ork \ wa e I pa | 4949 Bun: hrey street. The flat oils and kindred lines for the re- month, according to F. W. Dodee wae acquired by Robert Strudell. | tail trade. The new stores are at Corporation. This was aimost |The home at 4949 Humphrey then | 8245 Nerth Broadway, 7407 Man- was resold to Robert Schueddig | chester avenue, 2828 North Union three times as great as the Febru- ” | who will occupy for a home. _boulevard. 3310 Meramec stree,, ‘ } : : mise Ana: a7 . . - : 7 : a : ; Other sales incinde: S768 Hun - 148 4 Hodiamont avenue. e°} 14 Grae less than the total for March ©! | nirey street. residence, for Mar-!yois avenue and 4830 Delmar * 3 “~ r) b ee re hos ¢ adie ary total, but it was 23 last year gearet K. Pilcher to Frank Quan: | poulevard. talvs! ¢ last nth’s bulid- | ,ea,s "aehineto slewe , | Anaiysis of iast mon he , | #222 Washington boulevard, -resi- The real estate company also ing and engineering jones - showed | dence. far Jose ph Rase to John has negotiated a °}-year lease to the following: .$5.659.500. Or «* | Duce Tavior: 4722 Margaretta the arnold Furniture Co. at the er ‘ent f Netrvuction, for tre Nt So oe . ; ca ine » 4 a ‘ ee $55: ., | Street, cottage soid tor a ciinet 10 | wedge of Gravois avenue and Mor- woentias Yili +4 Joa, ' . , — +e Le } '¢* = i} "Oo trea 7 residential Dulldings: Pan| A. Burkhardt: 4549 Natural ganford road. 5 er cent, for co! Die erciai b liiue wi ows honealnAwk 7A on . P ngage —_ ne gel Bridge mngalow, for Henry F. The offices of the Francis Realty . 507.200. or 7 per cent for all ? cet) - : _— sate De a aaa +, | Kieimier to Willtam H. Myer; lot Co are at 5003 Gravois avenue. ————— | CUT ON Pennsylvania avenue for * « . J . . . z . ‘- a eo a ' $425.600. or 6 per cent for iIndcus- Chgries Danz to George CHAUNCEY : HEATH SALES . oT . 4 ¢ | tria] projects. Allis who will erect a - - aide ia aaa xX * . - ~ 29 ~+ te + ; During the first quarter of th Sl! cottage: northeast corner of Grand TOTAL MORE THAN $350 000 year there was 314.652.2000 wore ‘and University. stores and apart- ’ sf mS? ri T} r) We ri con- . ag if . | oe ne WwW cor YUCTIe ; .’ x 7 7 men cs. traded for G008-18 Car!}s- The Chauncey P. Hea th Rea] tracted for, which was a [OSS Of uo: bad avenue: lot on Dunnica, lot Estate Co. r ts ¢ xt _ > f ‘ om . : x ° Ld we s X ee e ~ 4 S.4a.e t oO. eports closing sales t0- = et as rT @e . NOUN i “On- sa > a — " : a per ce! : rom the a ; : on Vandeventer and a ot on Penn taiing more than $359.000. as fol- ir or during the first quarter a i aan = — ' ° e a cape Led = i eviva 1. for Hazel Green to Albert iows: Fiat at 3011 East Fair ave- ©! a vear a QO , ° —— A “¢ *; £Fe@°*r a3 . | ~ . . & ; os i. Ne | si } cu UIng. Gove Lotus nue. from Be George Deppe To The State of Missouri had $1.0 avenre for Anna C Hast! to ee le r ot. 808 — Dh te sonieacte far new Ct ee ing ‘0 Charles F. Just; 3931 Miami streets. va Sin ae a a Se Robert L. Harris; bungaiow. 4000; flat from Vancoh Realty Co. to struction work it: warc more eas ane ae . — * " a - ; . ; “e. y gtreey or * Ss s> 4 4 = p/ ? ys am * ede ** +~2 +) » dd! lé the oa , ; 'ToTA Ww yom: = pe a ‘ L a allen F sCasenr 7. 4 ason; 108 Aubert oS eppainag m4 a 3 hach to George D. Marr; lot OM avenue, flat a .gnes Donze to but >4 mer cent less than the Trotz eee agres at e - is + ’ -Am-- a Ad - — he eh pongo Art TIill Place. south of Oakland | George Karamar , 4038 and 4042 ae" saiyeis of ts at Forest Park. for Albert Clauser/ Lucky street, sy from Esther na.yvsis las? months On- 7 — :7} > Se pag. ; ve ¥ ‘ sz ¢ -~ 2 r Jr ‘ to id siteman s ho Will erect ' Ro ent ial as hose Flioun 3 i4 struction Gisc ,O8¢ ~ : is ; v Tt “ap = . oo + oOo *- } ° ; " 2 oe were ._ ’ > s fO* reesrle mt; brit? a . 0-2 n iis apar ment; i0T on ' No ea avenue . fiat. for Mrs. wi pes Seek SVs os VC 7 =a Sa} street 1558 feet ~ rye a snes for public works i utilities: $1.- Grand. to a § a coh, Zatlin: 241¢ North Taylor avenue, bs - . . n/ 4 : “a + 4 ~ ae en hg wa re Tr ‘ " e : Ge ~~ a 44° Pe +4? or B “er eT ° ? 1? i On mw é v- st: . Stace ~ a aie - ory pi ep oo: : wn iTOom \ ancon Realty Lo, to . ” = 4 ™ ’ —s os : - ; ™ — ; : a ‘vy g ; TY 2 | 0 _« ** = . cial buildings, and $54 . or’ 3 e | 2. Ose Fioun; vo 391-H5-b5) Olive : ’ wa ia iss . aA 4 . - * ° a r . th ry . Pe r cent for nmnGdusiria pro¢ CTS “HARTWIG > DISCHINGER C0. —-s iree stores ww) ith f) ts above. , and vacant lot to the east, which ‘ 1@ March 0 “3 a roug ht the ,) ; rid ? Improved — SS a inhi amount of new building and eng€i- SALES TOTAL 3166, 000 nse - mapreves =6With & mecern Oullding. trom Naacy-Ann avert . ~~ - - 7. . arya * oedy s ¥. far vy eeriz work contracted for ia ; . fa ae : cn : The Hartwig Dischinger Realty; ment Co. to Emma K. Hankam Missouri Since the first of this year .~. nw. a + | of $166.0C0 in Oe a aes : 08 wa : =. “ a . te . re Do Ss a oTrai .. oi Do. Uv. f bia mer: 956-58 Hog) lam ont i enu . es | EEL > ‘ / : ‘«* Le. as % RAW Ate Lig inne for rar : (Viese 79 AY na ciate : pa -—o = _ U "? . Bee te ’ r du "tt & ti sig. ‘ : : Lewey. 4450-52-04 Easton avenue arr qj iit Corn @vU.Lr > UV! uritle ue Boe s: , 2°48 Fast Tohn far Hane! ‘ P . : . © a 4Qrr w/ be has we AL ; Yo¢ et ore an + Filia? a iteten imingh : - asc 7: ~s34 ~S ~ ~~ = 24 *- is a4 4 « a 4 AS corre spond! rn period ol iast ve ar. Tila | (,;O@S88TT% oo i ery Leu Ale yr. Fa ~ oO . R a cong AY aad £ es ! SOCESING 1111. Bos ee . Froelich to Robtrt F. Simonin: hort "94° T'niversityv street for | -14%¢ ; i] RESIDENCE PROPERTIES _merr 2ees UR) 1, *y loins _-| ‘i126 Maryland avenue. modern ‘re rm i ) og terse La | lt } AMONG BLAKE & CO. SALE Rego? a. egy omhana Sle iwr to John C. Guhman: 6814 Water- - aie man avenue, Deing residence. fron John S. Blake & Bro. Realty Co. 35° e.; =-8 Gano avenue. for Dr. R. C. Harris ni eee ie aa reports the following sales: 5574 Louis Michelmann, to Julius Viet-| wer. 7 : : meter: 109 feet on West Fiorissant | Chamberlain avenve, eight-room ***** pgs . | residence, for Harry Tacke toe Dr. residence, lot 50x155 feet. for Mrs. | 2Ve™Ue. for chent oO! Geraidin | J Bronfenbrenner: 7421 Parkdaie Lilia Clark to George B. Fisher Bros.. to Lenore Invesiment Ce.:| avenue residence. trom Fred wW 4532 New Derry terrace, singte flat, ote Durant avenue, for Veime | hk eiser to R. _ Kaltwasser: ecee tree, to Hannah Goessmann ; Hun parev street residence rn? . 2 ("we } for Ruth Held to Mrs. M. Levi: | “78% “» * a Mrs. Alice Farris to Mrs. Eliza- 0 Athione avenve, for Cath: 411i-'!iA Chippewa street. auio- ‘ ‘rire re? ; : . ~ #¢ +¢ NllusS be _amm: 4 c , movolle repair shop on the first Schif _ — J bA LAE Leh DanD: -w A V § het h Ken pe 5 4 $4 Vernon avenue é : - - asia ~ Sa iy , . 7 + ' ei * im? \ on Ph i S. reet, for Cilaxt on In- " i 1i0o0r and SiX-Trooi at abo e. iVi - re residence. i Proyr WV illia: | amp - ao ¢ e ; vestment and Construction Ce... t ' ke pein as Sfai5@ feet. for Jacob Lenharth x ! ; to John R. Millerbaugh: 3849 Co; k ti. Me ness ' ankin | Mary Eierman; 100 feet on Boswell - , oe A : a Clyl ln ness. nent 0 2 Rat sa if} 7 . ' eg) we. a. corner QO! \ ands venter. avenue. St. Louis County. for Peter ial Rhee Cheenti vn ae Stein from Louis Wolff. to Fairfax Ave- boulevard. Richmond Heights, for . _ rhe! ; ey re 7 ’ a evap ; ; . Rr M ampaes to ~- ; — ie in: “Oi i}. 2th 4 Tavio: for a client {2 s? Ba pt 1st “hu age OF 2) } Ww ) e ’ iO- _ iar. WhO Wil erect a moder! 4479 I —— ate : to « elent . Cation a rew church is to be « rect. oe ree ile ca mm 4 4 « st pA LS ‘ Phi ut, U | Aa. " aa 2 —— bungaiow: nort 1east cornet vl oe R nae ae fos Albert if eG: tot ¢@. in block & L ni 'S bias! ut nd {1} ‘ Street as i ai 8 » Bors _— . L., 101 od Csetare . - a ; ; . “a! ry -_ 3 a >t) Ze rr POT Sedgwick to IN Ta Mp _onstri i= : 2.0 /(Tal iots on Wurant and Queens t 4 William Goeke: single flat at 1417 tion Co tle feet o x “4 aia ) ‘ me va and Ls a nd , tele “o sieeaiaia Lii. | Lorenz: 25 feet on Beacon avenue. ~ new Marv Institute. was te a | for s ‘lient of Robert Sorh: to , . ae ‘ - ' EAST 10 SAIL FOR EUROPE for a client of Robert Sc Fr so 6 6*@) 6hLeo MR. Buder for $3500 an acre ’ iy ’ , - + bh #5 _— »™ i e a =; “ * = "iit : > mis Olive wow"? as es ad a home site é og " : . : Ui ~~ At res TT? ] Henry Knickmeyer, president of | Wayne Count near Greenvule. Baxter road bouzht by Adolnh Knickmeyer-Fiecer Realty & In- for H. M as to a client: 4043 pint from © D Relen: the heen Yestment Co. developers of Bej. | (OOK avenue, a singie flat, forior c. Ww Pfrimmer in i ntemereies Ner, and Mrs. Knix Kmevyer fjeft SS a Wham \ Feugh to James tT. Hills to Gale Anderson: the red. Louis by motor Thursday morning | “¥llens: 37 feet on the north side dence of Emil Laun on Meramec for New York. whence they wit) | °f Woodrow avenue, in st. Louis avenue. Clartan. to Jake Taub- . ‘ — 4 lian? ‘ . rd —— x : : aai! Mav 10 for Bertin, Germany County. for a client to Eari “ man, the resiience of A. M. An- They will take their automobile | with them and wil! tour Eurepe,, WIDENED MORGAN home of ed Hungary, England and Switzerland, returning to St. | Leuia about Oct. 15. The Knick. Richmond “ights: th proper %. : LicK- : af iets; the. property Ui : . © . meyers reside at 2243 Clears on Continued From Page — 1b. lof Preston Rogers on Visiting Germany, Belgium. | and avenue; the home of Mrs. A | France, italy. _— ) 1S FAVORED BY McLemore on Oakland avenue and | | REALTY INVESTORS t= ome gy Cnion Crowuer in ' , t a ae ae ee : i Drive, Bel-Nor. ton avenue frem Leffingwell to Weuster Groves. consisting of a ——_ two residences and three acres of LOUIS GROMAMMER BUYS WOME | recs» “esooacesa: “tortmcst | £7004: the residence 0! Catherine | ‘MORFIT FIRM SELLS 20 ACRES ADJOINING SHERWOOD FOREST u Ses Pa , Fi dso erie se . ; IN COUNTRY CLUB GRO cut from Third str reet te the City y | Sands - won So ae a } St. Louis UN . — ~~ 4 bts al La - ? ’ oo ~* Cornet & Zeibig report the pur- — a State highway. runs di- @hase by Louis M. Broham mer, tog y across the Rate. Bessident of the St. Louis Bank|. fre, Doovon of Morgan street as) FU LING STATION AT CORNER | & Straignt east and west run from | Building Fixture Co. of a hore me Se new St. Louis Country Club} i's cmittedis ticc ant ee a e| ~—« OF PAGE AND SPRING SOLD greunds. ‘to George Hoffman. The residence contains 14 rooms, diate future is bright and alluring. The Weinberg & Weinbere Ry al. four baths and iarce gar: . and CORNER / AT ? THERESA- ty ©o. reports saies as follows: The @ situated on lots 23 and 26. con. | } Southwest corner of Page and taining four acres. Broham mer | MORGAN SOLD Spring avenves: a filling station expects to occupy the house with: n | Sale of the southwest corner of | On a iot fronting €7 feet 6 inches & short time, Theresa and Morgan. known as on Page boulevard and fronting (34234 Morgan street, fronting loa | 137 feet 6 inches on Sp ring avenue. Leases by McDonald , 7, lop © Real Estate ere on Morga ry and ] > * fex : qr? ' i He property “was sold for Mel. in | ’ * , . ~ “ Company Theresa, to G. A. Hasemann. presi- | Crohn to Andrew J. Kennedy- the The teasing department of the gent of the | 7> ws P _ ) . " P ~ a ” C. M. McDonald Reai: Estate Co gon« Manufacturing « , : ’ : . oY ”-* reports the following leases: 285! pounced by VUlive. office and storereom. to t the Joseph F. Dick-/ ats, to the Kory Reai Betate and aq . » ~ : “ei mann Real Estate Co. While the | Investment Co.; 1394 Morgan » , by} : ~ -. ~~ ey 4| clency, furmeshed and ynfurnished weekly rates: (tu ails. sao > Saruge = .iudes gas. light. beat electric refriz (om) a be : tion, ete: $50 up MAin 22ly. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Household teovds Wanted. SUNDAY, APRIL 28. 1329 APARTMENTS FOR RENT Gest , ee Representative of the har crtess, 15) 2m tit egrai Part — ae Full 4 and 35 Rooms 6273-2 Pn ' > : ’ : , SOUTHWOOD AV. a Here are the finest four- poo m Sod oom apartments = St. .ouls at ch a m e7250 w S8o per: onth. Tt = t= 4 —_ ra e 7“ + tr! ; ent bal apartimer : — cation here if *UlT? trans- i porta’ orc and Ww it2 oro ‘ cep enc? WilLiiD > aay ~~ walk ‘ss cus tor _—? ™s ttl we oe or se —_ wo came on pronertr . gen 6 eee f 66311 SOL THWOOD AV. a: rf Row) wsS— THS. zs Besut ful | “we pth t with ox — lars? ; a mast - mom apartmen' “ ther oP” ww z real hargains. at 712 CHESTNUT CONV ENTE) FIREPROOF—( 4366 M: 4 ard 5 room efficien mater. gas, electricity and sludedi in reut from Sol Garage in see Manager Cabanne Hotel. 5345 Cabanne XATURAL BRIDGE. 5372—Besutiful —— Bae ge including beai. ight.’ 0. rooms, with modern appoint WEST ‘END REALTY AND CONST. Heouseheid Gouds 6 « week and up. including C d om iso daily rates: Ame ome Pian 3216 Unien bi. EVergreen 24¢. unexcelied FOrest SDL ren NATURAL = - , ~ ax . PS al f ~ ; genes. with urphy Dect. ae. VO" « MP ~RI AI ) ne n : EMPRESS RIALTO HOTEL: near Granc floors, tile bath. beat Pe ass ix N “eal Ooms. ano wu ive—A k* Clean "OOM $1 OD $42 Si ga in severa! weeks Miscellaneous fer Sale ificee Furniture ek a ten NEW APARTMENTS Judi CABANNE AVE, DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL LOCATION weekly rate. 3544 Olive st. . (Coe? | FRANCIS- PERRY i Ty 110 WN. Tth _4OR 5 ROOMS WITH BATH EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION | NATURAL BRIDGE i45—New 5-room efficiencies: light. eas. electri refriger- | F res t Park Hote | atian erases $50 ano $54 ver month: 5 = ts | Teadw Mav v and hotel SDartM ir |J. F. McDERMITI. 21¢€ Holwne Bids. nifully ees? rates : CHestnut $140. acht jatments. yet | V ™~ “7° nomelike spr mmoderate. oo, | N. E. Cor. Queens & Lillian are exceed yine at Buc aiid Une biock west af Singehigh way 4900 “ nse rocks nerth Kings! vshwar N wal just being —— ted.4 and 5 room eff ciency re apartment eieetric reimwera tion. Vlumbing Sepp.ies vos gp tits Olive: clean. com. store. aie kitchen eabinets rol -out $6.50 weesly 'v desiraDie parts a=) rome, $1 day: very reasONedi® pbregkfast nook. pull it-in wardrobe. } | permaneii TuUesis. . HO —- pom wiih Doard and hotel serv i, positively the cheapest in “ty fresh air: all outeide apartmen te: = . » - $60 month au Up: ¥ erage accommu- electme reirucera tion. electric. cas. es! va. Hamilton Buotel. Yo Ham to , ‘many aa I te? } . + CAbany S200. , — “REN Ts $57.90 aud $60.00 DE Ss aer anc Peshing: $» Ww . . * ‘ P tof Jb. } ACAD ’ timo. ir = Bt nha. e re apar Teri t af i? v : 5OU44 , ral Bridge. apartment Noa. MAN, 92, TO WED IN EAST ST. LOUIS TONIGHT HUNTINGTON ARMS = 94-.50 and one at So2¢a Navural ' ee 4070 — Second Gear in ¢-Jor i a —t- Lagu “The de Apartment SHEN ANDOAT. suid iC = ves = Lue a — vig pe Sean a OR UNFURNISH unfurnished efficiencies, 875: heat. refrigeration. water and cas im the rentai : Oilahoma City. hth 6ghe reeme, — Pullman kiteher and huth. 7.30: alse 1 desirable corner | bedroom ” sparement: garage and dining PERS-HING. CABANY 5420. Ser manager on orem iees—A ut No. “err ft rtabie hote rroins Ss per = 5 Rridire ir uD n-a-dor beds and oe POMEROY ‘BERG R. E. (0.. EVere. 7e87. —¢ x het ry mre ~ a ee ; - ee _~ — — = PALM ya —o rvoms Murvu UNIV ERSITY AP: ART MENT Were. | olectric refriseraticn. 01 5-07 SH NGTON. JOST-MILLER R. E. CC liz NN re W uD A - ui lecation news» — = rooms. 37 to $12 per werk ROOSEVELT PL... 5867A—4 rooms. 5 ef- le Mcency: modern: exceptionaiiy Oright. ST. LOUIS. 4738—) rooms inc!vdime rv ’ B Al mjer S55 APARTMENTS ee REON E & t “Rh. ts a TT sO 4 heetn . 1225 SHREYV x. COR. BESTE. EAN . -™~ : 4-ream effiriencs : hei t APARTMENTS FOR RENT | 3: Kelvin or: WALTER JONES RR. B. Cf... 55464 Fasten. Central ‘i ' wepes, ALD. 1iti C % tt. otArkee BR. | TOWER nt ve ‘TH very neely avenget ; APT... L117 PINE) mx Te. + ences: electricity and czas in- j $6 a UW ‘LLL. SMS PL. | .arge ‘TIng Prveprs with Wurph: wt rT” SiH? Chestout. lining sicove and k enette veut. HEAT FC RNISHED of Union and Natural Bridge RUSH BLUR IAS he 455° FUR sanee §, &, CO. 2060 Be avers SPATE EFFICIENCY, $50 . | i500 mo 6 WM. 2 anton gers ice 3204 Grand. iP. \LSADENA electne ; ef rigeration: ay 3o26—+-5 moms, EE inquire 3643 Wyoming. AP | Grand and (ace: ideni location : meod- 4-reem efflmenrcy: 3. reem efficiency 9 apurtrrents: EFF IC IE NC Y AP. \R TM ENTS Fm Semen bath, elertrich Murphy in-a-der beds: imme- pe session. cent $39 ver menth 7 yb agg Kk. HARRIS -—-- TY ©. iesceeenae . gas. electric apd ter «ert. 508. [a . 4TH. - Manarcer. Apt. 203: rent “S47 BO. fe) eer? at wre "a! ne bern f ‘ — = =F livine sown with im-eder i and janitor eervice. : ne as prem- - Southwest - @y en feat. gas, electricity ic ref igeration furnished for $57.58. Call STerling 1689 No Cateh—Perfect Title. LECT Rit RE- 50 T GEhaTioN, & AS, ce INCINERATOR space, rubber tire entrance bala, —_ Riverside S201. or Hlland G96 a neshigh war ee va Et FCcTEkit- LAUNDRY GAS D#RT- rR rrr HoT Ws ty JANITOR @ERV~ . living room, Craftex finish with tor bed and a eeparate full-sized bed- dinette and kitchenette. plenty of “s eniy one apartment it A. Open for mepecten it Ne 4 ° . Janitor Serviee Near Granada Theatem Pope and West Florissant LJ MICKEL. 62° Chesta Four-Reom Efficiesea® ARSENAL. rare i rooms. heat. electri Delightful apartment; wefriserater. iapiter ser 4 and 6 rooms and bath: se — ~ —~ pposits para; heat, jan. | “27S 3000-4 roome: breakfast oom: tor eer pee heat Biid ew res va “age vers PeRSOAA De cCHUu Waller Traponanme ~ : ren Mrs. Seymour. | EW A} ART: [EN . Je 2 _ ong ty ee rt. NEW . A aap mali: ’ ‘? ai heli’ sre - “ 1683 Pope sO Bates ‘Ww apbaertn . 1. Lk? Ula 5 arye Pe) Te "et 'YTlewler ry CPO ek? % i ir) _ @ cro. ,Art ri SUG ences att t-it out ures ent fee ie rT ORISSANT S39O88A—--a ®-room|) . “OF? West cormer Grace um Bates - . ; : ~ With bath: emt a tent tur Mec 8 efficrenes tyite = - meee rn decors t- ” Sari) or ema! || 8 iB 4412- 12-22 | — aia L\wwuti South Just Bart OF ‘Taped - ! 4 renew uew apartments: cas. eect rs W est F lor Issant a-ut “~ totem rh reir ge nt 7 ton “ enee lor eervics iter ugeu ' cet. ep benut a q “Seu. Mm? ne tric fe stepping dietmects. schuals hurehes and beer of gervice =e LPaniepertalion Yer> omvierate rentada hs Agent ot) prenmvuece all day Sunday. Y 4. CHINBERG ™ - mut MAin 4593 | HERMAN MAYER CO. ' 3617 S rand LActeye Tiley ss SHI “HART RE AL ome io A iy -~.& BEAL TIFUL ~MAGNOLI A Ee 12°] Ellenwood, Apt 18m Phone HUdsen 66% ~ Don’t . Confused? PARK coe RT ‘PARTS .* —s va oy 5 Pee nin sae” Goa Pn ; . . ‘ = . 4 > 1598. : KARL BKUESERKE REALTY oo. = raves pert 1018-1032 BATES STREET ; ’ . ” writer "_ ee “DROZDA "REAL TY CO. > igo CHOUTEAT FOS As me treet ts ANPORD 454f-—4 aa wee?) ; : ew ye vpagTeer® A. MATER. oan (orm vents “a bY aie aad Teswer of) on ED ie Park and Shaw's ‘eni—4 coon. orver “rig iair t¢ he pti wre et Padieee ¢ ‘ ba $40. Appiv teda» or pnuue OO uniter. PE Compect wLo7 by es Licsenmi — ~ — ‘ : 7H? : “rr rit BR Al w LY 3705 Me — Bea mi ful + “ith. $Ul——2 nice ‘aprgattth on So- | aiso 3 feos, ewerlcoking the Missiestn aire; real furnished B56 Lindel) 2 ~~. oe W m™m ail Ye) Fil r “es rail 4 ot Artites:r “4 ae ) Gerage ip vutiding of emred. ROOREY FET cae “) ~* —- HARTY 1G-DIS HINGER Line \. Tih. CBestmat #54~. eration: rent conressieon: wi tiko . ~or Heb rt at —_} ~ ‘Olfasx wi I 4 ¢ LEV EL. AND alaigiaete rraeryy ® = sum oar PRANGE & ©D.. S119 N. Grand ewlv de rie: sitar bent ‘and ae 20 N —First and second feoor mite To serve. s: a MAm i°77 room _efficiener: walern | De TONTY USihecd-ronm cfficlemey: Seat and ‘amiter service: rent kitchen ewuipmert with hes» air? BL ARE a BR e15 (RAN D. COLFAX 325. | “s 56584 HEBERT ST. tl Kenrick Square Apt. ND a ANOR ~s. APTS —_ ! ss) shadca. curtain owt ecreene fie. — - — ae case water eaters nienty oR Lv mr A bs — Mertern apartrnen' poet it of the conersted 4istrect in cord seichberpecd. near echoois: *te- 2 LIN] DWORTH AP ARTME NT sma ~ Russell Arms Apt. : ee . -.. 1 18: = ~~ o_o er :> Fei & SON poervice: eiertr rigeration. rent @B3. | KACFER REALTY «¢: 3008 Cheuter: ; ; aw | ONE MONTH CONCESSION | GANCONADE. S84> “ore af G . . a , ‘Tana — RENTS. #49 50 New 4 roeme: faree- ail ceeoreied: ‘et furnished. t-reem ef Tirteney. southern “Apeserr. ~~ | frieeration. brat. ficht. ep« ond kitrher Riverside #708. ee THE ADLON of 4 roerme ane ° batiie. one Ores i) dig nn = xe on. EVers. 7067. 7e87. TAND Gf" Aa S.—4-reem effcrerc: Brand- New Apartments he tamter service furnmhed. (ot (aa aa ae ; Meer re F. ter. DARK GC GRand 574° | (eas ; SE ‘‘It’s Different 1943 LINDELL BLVD. ADJOINING CHASE HOTEL nm a-i guwlometie reirigeratien —— “2 _ eeanaee om prem ees. DONALDSON COURT APARTMENTS ¢ a, iving mem with spersbe “ote diawing oop amd bed be = oa % ke ecaet ge i. > > e tat sa* . 7 “Grae a°Se@ piers. wrx ‘ Tit otegt ee S75 oe wu Sos _Saager a, 2 m ™S ®estaatTe CAbany 740

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* SUNDA, APRIL 28. 1929 SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1929. > Be 1500 APARTMEN T'S, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent a nd For Sale in These Columns Today. ST LOLIS POST-thisiA TCH, APARTMENTS TENTS FOR ai To ee APARTMENTS TS POR RENT Wet est Pe ARTMENTS F TS FOR RENT West APAR’ IMENTS | FOR RENT West _ _——_ —. of the Fine Properties Under “Willson Ma nagement”? | 4 | Building Sertice that part of your apartment home which is so essential to your comfort and happiness, is an in tegral part in the scheme of Willson Building Management. 4 x " : i Full 4 and 5 Rooms §223- 99" 3.) SOUTHW OOD AV. Here are the finest four-room @&nd room apartments in St. Louis at $85 per month. It is im- find a better apartment jocation. There is every trans- 1100, achoo! and ne izhbeor hood jence Withip oO Minutes’ walk. sar enito yr at G221 Southwood or ental manager On property. ne gna ee a - ’ 6311 SOUTHWOOD AY. ROOMS—2 BATHS, geautiful new apartment, with re TOOMS, butlers pantry Bent ery reasonabie, UOpen for at attendants to show 4 DE MUN PARK incheded. Rands bot water. sot THAM pr 18. Kingshighwas 6300-01-02 ROSEBURY and 4 the + s w. cor. of L aw , ‘Chins OW’ 3 extlens new porcelain ice boxes SSILU—3 ae on = | side: 5 #etreet cars oan oy ; refrig heat and janitor. ZARK LOT 3 REE = trig senth on; svg gem ee li decorate to sui ur ste. Pe 3048—3-ruom efficiency: 0 | janitor, or call 4 , furnished, including electric reff each renter the new, modern ieee a —— i ‘s very “cony ae beixh bor! ood, COS sor oeelling 682°. Waldemar GIRALDIN BROS. R. aneaennee —————— os. FF. Dickmann Co., 623 Chesta . Three iarge rooms, four-room ef- S13 Chestnut. SCUEPRPWhOC oy aa 1400 ar apa cy tile bath, radio aerial, phone —— . : —_——— “ HERW OO D nished ate room, heat. Murphy . : wnet. china cioset, Frigidaire, lauti- ; : ps a c Frigi saires being “ decorate. Riverside 333 y equipment. Heat, gas, electricity 407 1 DFE ‘T MAR North west Tas and Mc- 2 | SP RING, 1805 8. —First floor north: j refrigeration furnished for $57.00. gegeianer ys Pp rtn ents : in ane rooms: newly decorated: S60 ¢ Gall STerling 168% New Efficiency Apartments y a vale tien rat sd o | +s : R. G. SCOTT. OU Cues x’ .) re . tiaie eg . ealnngn soo Aer yn an SPRING, 1641 S.—1-N.: 4 roor No Catch—l! eri ect Title - | $ OU TO Bi : : M $100. Don't fail. " wee clon an Janitor serve: heat furn | 8CO? HT Including electric lights, gas and P vll M ‘Pherson ‘t ret floor DETER wise | floor south, refrigeration. Garage main floor 2 Gia tae eo ING, 3627 Graves. Ros, aww £ rear with private driv: Sone ae THURMAN, 2241—4 nice rooms; all 50 Ty. Frye i A limited number of these apart- D1 BINSK Y Ee i p. aon 7 oe hanitor; fee: | . FRIGER ATION, | AS ments can be rented completely fur- v4 estnut. Ain cl » Bids. "rege. ENTS b- “TOOnR idaire fel) Vi G N 7 ’ —_—_ v : RGINTA. 3010 (cur, Arsenal) living room, Craftex finish. with larcve rooms. very nice or, rooms. very a 2 for bed and a separate full-sized bed-| 0 = = and transportation. an (ea 2: dinette and Kitchenette, plenty of) == —— = oat “ apace. WIOGOMING. 3340—3 &¢ rubber tire entrance halls, | |! nenis equipped with Frigidaire . 3S o fooms and sunrog me's only one apartment left. Act | ARI anges. fire places. linoleum in kit for nepection; concession. and .PUlit-1) abinets + heat and service, PRospect 0578. z WYOMING, 3611—4 oe : Pe ct 5/0) n HIland 016- WIN PL service: ¢lectric refrigeration; firet fle@Mn for inenection. 4904 Winona, corner 4001 WASHINGTON BLVD. : a ee WYOMING, 3526—4-5 rooms. heat Kingshighway. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | me ished. Inquire 3543 Wyoming. 3-room efficiency; complete apart- ment service; Frigidaire. Manager on preruises, 4 ROOMS, $42.50. 845, $47 ry Living room with in-a-dor bed: Kite West ; M. BH. RODEMYEER 109 N. Sth St. ‘ " i ut a S17. +130 (he) celia garage — 7024 FORSYTHE. i Rk gag NEw BL. APARTMENT IN DISCRIMINATING PEO- WHO DEMAND THE BEST: 7 LARGE ROOMS, @ BATHS, « BED- ROOMs, TILED FLOORS IN KITCHEN AND BREAKFAST ROOM, CON- er Sa ATenS s GARAGE HENRY RR. WERISELS Co. AND CHESTNUT. MAIN 4557. “40 } atte dining room and full closed. off | thet) 70). 74 “ale av. Manches an Ne Limits car; real rent bargain: clusive eTe. In Beautiful Holly Hills apariment, southeast eorner | ineston and Wilmineton. 5900 south Niel tle) west: 3- full rooms; beat and {rigeration furnished: most beautiful lion of the city: only a few blocks park. Agent on premiscs. f ' > Lae Fy rr '! DRAKE APTS New and beautiful 4 rooms, eyvil fe) | with electric refrigeration. shower bal tH: 4-/; @ teraflt walle. paneled. beautiful) mte wut incinerator. roof garden carpeied Cor dors. worth S85 and $95. at $57.50 SH2. 00. 404SA Gravois, o : ; ¢) ® y bath. Furnished or unfurnished. Steam Heat and QAM MB acer ou’ premises or Janitor Service KEMPLAND KEALTY CO., Agts. Near Granada Theater. ASS CHestnut 6336. ah ad. Four-Room | Efficiencies. arc See Manager 42°21 Ellenwood, A pt. 102. Thone fUdsen 0472. (ec & COMPANY MAin 4124 -_—— i i | i |! ) ao | | 4009 LINDELL Attractive 4-room etftic lency ments: large sized: wonderful two in-a-dor beds. CORNET § ZEIBIG. MAin 4560. 719 Chestnut. apart- location; Ne STH RS p DELMAR & UNION | EFFICIENCY ~ APARTMENTS $59 TO $10 we or three nager on reoms: beautiful- ne re or call ly decorated : _ Murphy bed; most CORNET & ZEIBIG MAin 4560 7 cation in lo- cation in = , ee ential | 5733-37 Kingsbury ' Four-room apartments Through ventilation. Plavgrounds. 4943 LINDELL BLVD. ADJOINING CHASE HOTEL ponsisting of extra large living room | ina- built-in features: wdividual pore hes. Murp): 012 DELMAR hot water, laniter service e aud bed one | electric Acros aperin bod d a :4 Nght gas : 4 Vest E ad Pour Room lan oone coo apertment, ; at knee and cadl ; tmetiis-——! to $05.00; garage Agent on premises & turday and Sunt : "large piagzrou i Basemeni—gas, electricity and re- i ; . oc eaipransial =e $ bees . L—— ee rg Ca 1310 GRAVOIS. Riverside G277- (7H tos Wye '% $9". See manager. ee iin 66 or CAbanyr | | open z CLEMENS, ; "hor | #tte \4 LA EUGENE ] /ELGENE : cl EMENS. 66 wb . one i > water | stewar APARTMENTS > FOR RENT Wen. BAYARD. 1304A—ti-room heat furnished. BELT. 712-30—Beautifullv apartmenise: rent $100 month: GRAEF 8. ‘ “Hie etTnut i 5+ ROOMS ates: apartment decorated COTY ’eBelon : ‘ ‘“) 919 hestnut. 419 heat Y 1 7 lgiGaire: iv corer € equi poved with Fr J. CORNWELL R. E. CO., 11 BELT AND CABASNE SEER 917 BELT AVE. large and rooms 148% ind floor, © rooms: met f : bigor: no heat S50 WILLIAMS & Stritil st, BLACKSTONE 1486 furnished: ee ee roo! . a } it GOOD Tr N ANT. . INC., 826 > Jbill, fe) ia ye a : 4 ati WILLIAMS & estnut st. itn, « eration: 1IAMS & st. EFFICIENCY Ts. a the rl heat ae THEIMER. AL. MI R a. ae I ( ABANNE, 5441 ae CONS. \ tu Deriy rye) if , Tee?) eee reirig VW LLI hestnut ALTHEIMER INC. 817 Che KOOM aba'ine: oe Tin Eas, ¢ 4LiION, janitor and. } adie rert mus reciated? ) rent *( reqduced CABANNE, 5585A—F ine children; with large large reoms: &75 ] heat. Riverside 5201. Oe CAs ANNE y > i owes ~ CALME R. NEW 3 5617 ‘ very desirable: rige! } nena Lilsilegd ; resso! hy mor ele ctirk fur- ser 0 (chy } Le rator vay ‘ ; lu , vard; c46x ) i I! “nis S| SHELP * | Bide. . ee uACHK TO LIVE Churehill Apts. A REAL ] Winston D470 Now Cabanne, ready for eccupancy;: inspect today: 2. &, 4 and 3S roems. with 1 and @ baths, elevator service. light, gas and refrigera- tion included; tea-rvoom and modern ga- raze in building; manager on premises. 4. ALTHEIMER, _ CALMER, INC,, 817 Chestnut. 3d floor! —Very CATALP 4. 956 Poo}? 4 parar’ very ”> reasvla- ‘. reDpect gE & BRO ‘ Six re ™m fseniile Qo i mt 4 Sil0 DtAy- NI i\ +}. L\TES etal heat eteam ANDE RSON STOCKE-BI ‘ . —_ Af3 ~ 599034—Third {joo frigerat {> EUGENE SLTHEIMER. M . iw 5533 C are and 5 large roome. heat lee; mi ora ted; +> = 4, - S—$70 and. $85 janitor sery relrigeration;: open tn Ches* TO OCCUPY ( ties? 454-7 kT GEN} .. CALMER NOW RE New 4 and 5872-74-76 is {— Ay THE! R17 TNf ADY A T BS yA f WIL L AMS & “tnut s&t, mor eouth. and ‘ ’ ‘consisting of liv- ji -s % ! RE: ALTY CO., 504 Wainwright Bld«x. (et?) & ’ Do rea rive WILLIAMS “t. ee ‘pen ‘ ge tag EVGENE J ( ALMER. ARA , ix? a) THEIME ‘R. ING on ae “hestnut ~- CLARA, 7 2th—4-reom apartment decorated and with - t styte elertric fixtmres: rent BSO to manager, 557 Delmar. Dt BINSKY RE EALTY M i ee) sé 5O4 Walowricht Bide. in * biggest ‘view 585 6649 CLEMENS lit —- . cl | DELMAR. art: | OREON E for | -_ ’ vu“ J} EUGENE ; includes. includes DELMAR, A, DELMAR, 55 Corner of Belt. WILLIAMS 4) desirable | al!) 605 | SaRGATE : FASTA’ yor | EASTGATE, )} | ENRIGHT, 5228 | ENRIGHT, | ENRIGHT. WILLIAMS & ut st ENRIGHT. » Room Apartments ' E , ; on | APAR TMENTS NTS FOR RENT Wee APARTMENTS PS FOR RENT } i ae | HAMPDEN HALL. McPHERSON AT NEWSTEAD kive dignity, comfort, privacy and and six room homes. each ; affording a maximum of general attractiveness. Completely modern in every respect. Basement garage. Nesident manager or ¢al M. H. RODEMYER & COMPANY 109 N. Sth St. MAin 4124 McMILLAN APARTMENTS 4140 WASHINGTON BLVD. Recently completed. Geautitul modern apartments at reasonable r Luits with and without bedroom. gas and electr: Efficiency Refrigeration, ebtals. icity included reut. we ili l‘urnished and unfurnished. Manager on Premises, M. H. RODEMYER & COMPANY 109 N. Eighth. MAin 4124. — Ht RRY—ONL fi 5899 Clemens clency: gaa, electrik bargain in 2 LEFT 33- rooms, bath. ANDERS NST. 4 KE-BLERKM DELMAR 6: 251— Attractive parlor, reception: Murphys llor { Ab anN 177 os — rer M+ eam 4 $67.5 ANN. rooms, ful ne af ia i- dD hed : large rooms fu FRANCIG: PERRY. RUTH. 110) 7430 — Beautiful new apartment: 6 rooms, sun electric reirigerator;: garage. BLANKE R. E. CO.. 711 Chestnut. 0450 be go apariment ol rooms: 3 baths and garage: will BOW, zs 4611-57-61 DELMAK. large rooms, bath, heat a Berry ce low rent. F. J. CORNWELL R. E. CO.. 111 N. DELMAR. oo ‘01 os meet east: rooms: decor ALTHEIMER, “WILLIAMS INC,, 817 Chestnut 6t. 7375—Corner dackson: new. 5- room apartment; 2% baths. open perches; electric refrigeration: maid's room on third floor: heated garage: open. G. BLANKE RK. FEF. CO..¢ 711 Chestnut. m. &th 2-fam- ily baths, A. &. DELMAR ~ SpncCio ls CCUpeE ni nd Janitor sth. four He: Ni] J. CALMER and in best apartment: rent 55737 Delmar. DU- 504 Wainwright newly decorated Frigidaire in S65. “ee manager at BINSKY REAL TY CO. MAin “735 PHF EAST HARLAN COURT ys 3 DI ELMAR — ROOM ALED BE DS: GAS ANI GARAG E sS7 ment; conditice aL, IENCY. TWO ek eee ~ 5 Ri IF OES! RE D: , SCOTT Rn Chestnut ~ reas ar er NT 6323 Delma roowl. th rd hi ane ore service irs BROS. CHesinut 803 TIVOLI 4PARTMENTS 6358 DELMAR BL. S45 AND $50 efficiency; fireproof building gas, electric, heat furnished. SEK MAN AGER, so WESTGATE. (ABANY an NT ar pet = TO $40 AND $45. ET —“ -room etfimency; light, ii lished "R i AL. TORS, 82° bteautiful refrigeration’: 7-room apart- 1405W vy Aare. oI elevator and iL Ck. he at , Chestnut. ; 720 ef{ficse nc v &SOS—- Beautiful bed. $70. PArkview roon eheap rent. ment: Murphy 2O4—t heantifal ecm. 2 Murphy bed, heat, ice, $70: concession. PAs: EASTGATE. 6.6—A vers fioor avartmelii ed. EASTGATE, bedrooms. rerun atiractiv e first =t new!s f é r r r j (MOTT) nihvi. Nicely furnished } } bed. Ss 70" ‘ hestnut. heat. ] GArtieic apaitment with Murphy dons H. ABBOTT. Kealtor, sATE. 932— 4 - electric refrigeration roome: ~ re fn ivera- Er 7230R hea t 5StiL——4-o 90Trms eleciric ‘carniehed. a row? . adults; S71) M Ain 6°36—5 rooms: Owner, CHeatnut roo;Tis., heat 100 N. &th. floor. nz. . PArkvies ;HT, eas ENRI tion: A393. heat OPRD., vacant: aniteor: (cS) as { orate. SRG H—O $60. GRACE, ENRIGHT. G016—Firet , corher wr) id REAL! janitor »? ENRIGH T HIE MENY 5847 _ CA”. revorms. ayy, ‘Hestn if (Jet and "044M. Jd sun parior. FOr. 7434W. i(cehG) al 40164, few} effi light PAT airs ENRIGHT, G254 saree 1c Ww went: good conditucn, ETZEL. 4-room 7 ’ Cy > 68769 Mock rn new garage rent $ D. 61490—New apartment. 4 rooms, tile bath, hardwoc x] floors, nace heat: adults. ETZEL. 5567—Corner apartment; will decorate to suit; $65. pU BI 7s BONE — ee a: HAMILTON, 9596A—Six large rooms, wdh- deriul heat and a tor service; newly decorated througnou 4. H. FARISH-AN APP CcCoO.. MAin 2686. 618 SOUTIi UANLEY R! 5-6 rooms, furnished if desired, Murphy beds, parlor, enclosed sleeping porch rie CLT ¢ reirigerauion : almost new. NEW ROSE ts ARDEN “APARTMENT. lot Hawthorne pl Apt. A (right at Market ®t. car loop): consists of arteraft room with r bed, kitehenette arge edroom, shower rent electric heat __ Phone } Dean on premises Hiland 2157 or SAM RICH. CHest. 8500. HAMILTON 12 redecorated: HEMAN, reoms Frigidaire and Bill ginette bath . of—S} ¥ rooms ‘Abany 4630W, reened rl ae ° S75. por eh ied) 717—f cerry ice J rooms, incimera- HEMAN " -( orne svull CAbany O08, tor pour lig rhit "; le at. lan) iurnigned floor. PArkviey onms: 3 ublet ees am. ome: T° ‘ or ? ots VW pedro lhiig This CiLy 1. | sCad , lu ¢& rev eet. ALTY $6 ive RE (Hestnurt S23: attract SD EMPLAND i LOM wor HEMAN also Murph: e and Sy rooms dressing room: porch, rigidaire. PArkview 684°) TIL «(University City) —4 and will put in I Seneeem PARK SAVINGS TRI c¢ iMland’ ind 3390. rooms} Call MUN, KUHS AP APARTMENTS. 1005 HI-POINE PL. 3 ROOMS AND SUNROOM, $65. 1 LARGE ROOMS, 877.50. Larger apartments are really 5-room efficiencies:: garages $5 extra: front drive: includes gas. electric and ice: Hi- ‘ place is one block west of McCaus- ar at hel av. and Clayton av.: under construction across the aetreet: will have apartments of 4 large rooms rent for from 75 to $82.50 each. In rations to be the same as Kuhs 10th and Che sinut. 1133—3-room efficiency . ne lecorated: only Bov CENTRAL 54. Wellston fur A parttime nie. JAY KUHS HODIAMONT. Murph) y peg CO», 1434A ndid lon ation Hob [A MONT, 2 rooms; #1 office HOUVIAMON' 1 aC — 3 3 3roegms room efficiency hardwood furnish o cleaned and reads Janitor eer ,ice rent S40 per winter, B3v 1 mib for summe! 12s Hodiz pont 3 (Abany O34°4 INTER te Md E. heautifull age a oh janitor aeryi«’? aoctor s Lil floor. heat DF lmar 30" floor 56045— First N° oy (,. SCOTT ~Furn neg rr oOornrs = ,f), ’ OREON 2 JULIAN desirab! ‘ wiM) € beet if ynfurnishe 1. fal ariity PO ‘esl Q413 Terry? stun inanectio Ti he: 6 1 t Pen orate 2927 (open vill parlor, fetta} 4 hedrooms for 57°6—5 roome: ian orate. Riverside 5945—1 beantifal roeem and sunroom: S60. PArkview #570 tor: will qe heat, if) aleo reception hardwood f of) s } 7 eventtin : Frigiaaire: | ; LEWIS tively : ' | LINDEN fh | LINDELL. 43 4 | GEO. J. bor | the apartment Lot | cluding light. } service. jiatrict: i (Cc) | - my: ‘as im. ; | | WcPHERSON isese (oRB) | M APARTMENTS FOR REN T _ Webster ¢ Groves -—~v ee eee ee nearer ns we ee ee APARTMENTS FOR RENT | Webster Groves ——— oe ae, en paseo ple, x Poporniis. Ms revit all wart, rent: open, reomes McePHERSON nent initor: room efficiency: Me rh nmpgyetoh hl he “BERGE EL 1 (., 3822 Weer Pine. JEfferson 4044 will low bat ie. West Pine, infferson 1437 CLEM ENS. 5820 fireproof building: rfarag f Pieri -. Ti)¢ “aha ra lig tit beireorm - reaeonatie —— tee Frigidaire. New reom « friceration HOWARD APARTMENTS A817? (LEMENS—ONLY TWO LENT. Reaotiful. new ef fichencies; reem with Murphe hed, kitchenette, dressing closet and bath: electric. crs. clecirte vrefrigerat heat and taniter aervice forn — =e resident manager or DOUGHERTS &K. re. CO... 908 Chestout. CEntral 03099. sn: “* , en feria) | ‘S280 hectuns it | bed: | larce living | re woah agetit _ 5408— ) mira vons-* (wner 44i)1 porch n Al we Kieri ~~? ePete4. } OR EST Te peotTri® (9Q" tion if d FOREST rooms and wuughoeut and al! ‘ nite rl and ORBON a . ci SCOTT 4932 FOREST PARK BL. Te Tl : om PARK. e . i? dijouk PARK, } ogee refrig re- 7 : oe ‘ ToOTaW enema . extaeures. c ew ¢3 reprise OL =? = he at a i il ad refriges STOLTMAN ‘k. KE. €0. 400004 "houtes 4548 (Marlb Apart ivine rooTus arge bath * to ts i' do what ee rent ow rs TAJ - te. eaiTr. Wit . i (.R iTh« POP) FOREST PARK saree rear maida & roUl bee gym Be ePiient ‘REAL. G15 € rine nent i—-« . > a ever may . 4 me att MATHE Ww = Sg, md are a. ORS YTHE, 7 13%- res 7} (| ficquor ran rer [this - Pole y= 5 tric “A acy. 416 room efficiency: ic decorated | refrigeratior : 1 ORPON EF. & R. “7 OTT Rik « — tt aree apert . ‘s., teautify! flow “we ra flat gurl reomse and «in . will deworste to eal 4na5 Bi>— Da Tie rere 1. bol “te rite, afrrsy ae woRRIn: “AACH n. co. tne S275 CFLAND. BARE Orronr Atty. Attractive. © reome. PArkview 0505/ 4 rome. tiled west | +} fel’! effi- | rooms. | sub ase, | MINSTER | | NORTH On Kas 4 rr . RTA Cheratent . ; . ' $465 ‘¢ | | jJaniior servis, : MAKYLAND., Piper! -| MINERVA. atiras ive | re. 6 ROOMS AND SU NROOM 57322 MePHERSON Sin) ree rooms new electric new ly decorated refrigeration in EPSTEIN oe A out alled STANLEY Chest) aut iN MA lie ht @t« large and rooms f 'yidaire apartment weet pew ricoves MAPLE. 555! 9 #trictiv mao«ern MAPLE. 6002-——O-room floor east. ‘kd floor rated throughout, new MAPLE. 6022 i24 fi hardwood fiwors., neat. thi.d Gecis- roe | ly Orie larewe roome: anitol service: *? =, HiGH+4 LASS APT. Maple: beautiful 6 ruomsa, garage. ie} HAGBS APARTMENTS. 60°23 Maple: firet fleor east: a sur parlor: will decorate: Ler HER K. HAKEIS ee 4 (.. MAin 5508. 700 FOURTH. 43 lL) ] mt en anilior. menern fariitor RL«tdD ta lThiie wil ft ria te uz. yim? 256 MARVLAND. ) beautiful Fire theme ; SN reome, ™. ba th pent 7-30: oon ANT wate? et ea rercotris duced t MARYLAND rt? nat ‘ rugae ee) % regs@unap argr rooms PTE tele Le? s re“intehed: Pent reasonable CIKALDIN BKOe. KR. F C0... B18 Chestnut ee AND ene — 4 +5 ', “west EXD A airs a “CONST. } “ tomy €55 On. ay vo es IN: i 4 AY: TON 3 ih north of iaies! atu, teewt ertiin- or double tede: kitch f lemore am? Si reet COMFORT, r iayton. WY {eth 1* TO New iti oa NX. M RAMEE. : ; { fucrtere ee , coipme $i Murphy twin harm wood MEIER & ays ee Bee} Trretit enetle ‘ar doen arartment. ‘all FOrest B46 — ™ 1 wis paimied and deereted gHT ‘ CHART REALTY €O_ 81 Cheetnat INA PL. 5880-——Thied fled? weet: 6 porch and beth: will owt in Al OREBON F #& R, G, SCOTT. BO Chestnut. : ne ——_ A Ee DRIVE. 6401-5-reom efficiency ; renee hent. teniter: $5o. NORTH DRIVE 6241-—4 Peron effiriencs - new!» 4decoretet heat. PFrigi jeire, tor: I miversliv «ity. ie? NORTHWOOD 6314—5 rooms. © enclosed sun rome rear ech bus treet cur WYdtewn O49 W NORTH BW Ort ee i PEE’ ainl Late & vic. MOTT. Sen * NORTH SOOO dg 7 ¢% irs 19 > a ~ garage very desir ei fut room | heth Sisieticjat eeeehclit loots ‘ara. leew rept ,arcr of <T ovals ate? if 5350—-New &-croom efficiency | jan | on * 826 Chestnut | K ; PERSHING. : Frigidaire: | PRERSHING, 6105 ¢ acreened PERSHING | 0408 | PERSHING. heat fur- PERSHING. | “« -| GREEN. w10 ‘Pine, | PERSHING. | refrigeration , 800 | apartepent a (rmbmny ion | MAIN %457. isa — here | CHestnut S89. SISA Ci Leptnut. PARKDALE. 7537—BEA ° AVAKTMENT i, PERPECTIN § ni anane vie 3 BE 2 Tis. ne. BIN Nad rage LIVIN a “Or baie tas aNb VENTI- ‘$i a “ow NER. Finst rook. 5! 4 ~ copie ‘|r tiful 7 romp Arkview aie porch: near i — 5517 gum -dor and 3d floors. =a rooms. t bede;: ler PERSHING. 5581 (ren, —s§ eae and % sunre cme firet flour) OTTO TIETIENS 722 © PERSHING, 5783—5 roo porch ; electric er BARNG ROVE $ refrigeration goud ' roomie. eee JEtterson S892. ‘324—N let tieor. oF 707 Raila ue with earage, rooms; 3 bed screen porch: convenien CAban OR3Td. e7) 700°——-4-room efficieney: a) and $96. WN MAin 1447 vird eened room apt.. PERSHING. sun parler Lraneportation, converiiens 61190— large eunroum ser friwida@ire if de OTTO TIELIERS 529 ¢ ERSHING oe (td eer b= rage. Batty CO.. “a iliand i019 at | PEKSHING. 551%)—-4-roons e ffhieveney Pudding: erystal light. eraltex heat f 133 — Modern — newly decorated ervice, located pear chure rent reasonpbie. | PERAHING. 0054—Twoe attractive the heat mete “ow oanpen in tumel facing Porest Park: 365 per _ Owner there. fixtures ga. PERSHING merit, | PERSHING. Apartment: refrigeration. eoOuthbern exposure: tiie beth, shower, : ys 5845—5 rere rooms with sup! f Rs 41} ts. ‘oan in ern conven . equal home: Pam 6375 bang metit, te salt: puoreh- fiom, Treat traeeity -

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POST-DISPATCH FLATS FOR RENT—South water furnished. $45. eae FOR RENT —— wiLtow 7eo1— mn rage; reasonable || WILSNGTON 36506 RI de 3903A—6 large poems: Risersige BOTW ei rooms. bath ~e' eC 1 aot if 4 4 | 1 ; ** Fs % — electric. ae 7 rILMINGTON. “REG AN, M Ain 44 ew 1 Sind rooms sist at | = ILM a 13 NGTON. | WINNEBAGO. arhie | oe aed | WINNEBAGO. 264;A—3 rooms, tile pa. “= ot | _£3! 2) | WINNERAGO. s03-— rooms, oe? ee Taree | Mv TRNE Lake i928 3 uPpDP ~~ re) | SYORTSS SEVENTH, 2800 s.—4 a. water. gas, jth. ¢ Hestnut 2342 6 TvOms, ete wa- | iis ‘@) +: 226A—4 rooms, | SEDER SK Ae ig ws | ey ee eae a a tts 7 ny BR od FLATS FOR RENT Southwest FLATS FOR oo) Se FLATS FOR REN T—Wes w REALTY CO. 760 SUTHPRLAND. 5200A—Very desirabi 4 rooms, living room 13x23: frigidaire: sleening porch, instantaneous hot-water oJ. heater: garage. Riverside 178 ne oss mA} t $35 DELMAR. 4432-7 50; im le possession. JOHN 8. BLAKE €@ BRQO.. WALSH. 4944—TLook ! A 4room modern flat. carage $25. Just one left. Open. WALSH. 4958—Modern: 3 reoms, hal! room: rent regsonable. 4457 DELMAR BL. o bath, furnace; newly decorat- bath PG TBSON . cO.. 114 NS WINONA, 4971—S rooms, strictly mod- ern: $37.50. PRospect 78390. 4632 DELMAR BLVD. $45 West 5 room, beat hot water and janitor ABERDEEN PL.. 102%—Modern 3 rooms front and rear porches. Hlard oR? KEANE & FRANKE, 10 — Chestnut. (c62) EASTGATE. 9is— New | ARERDEEN PL.. 1030—New, $3 ~~ Seana light reoms: hardwood floors: sep entrances: garage optional. 6400 0 7 $5 , | WEST END REALTY AND ny a 16 EVergrren —_ -RDEE NN, 1901 J —— dern, — h eh — » reoms. bat! wil enower, slow from etreet car and bus: ga rage. Pall at 1011 Aberdeen, 1 to 4. Sunday or | ,; anytime gunhig week. , — 4558A-——4 — ; r- —S — J month free. MeCAUSLAN! 1344— Second fieor. ALAMO, 7152—) rooms, — ood imi etlea heat “rh or witbou! 3 3 roome gn ne — } * a-_ ' ‘ ur ANDERSON -SPTOCK FE-RL ERMANN. ; or we a © _ALAMO, 7136—. rooms and sun room: Modern throughout: low rent: $50 (JULIUS HALLER R. CO. 807 Chestnut, | roe 3850A—4 rooms, modern, new : 0. | AMHERST PL... 1258A—3 rooms. DbDath. hace all rx rooms new iv decorated. large roumEs: new ee EASTON, ———s der AMHERST ) y Pe i rooms, bath end urnace, EASTON. 5848-—4 or 5 AMHERsT ; 610% Sy rooms, DS es 0. - floors, turnace. bath, garage, a |MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY Co., Pac HART REALTY CO. im ank J. Frick R. E, Co. Wainwright Bi. Fee ae eee - eR SD 25 tt s: 7 17 4.A—J rouwa, 1200. (62) | WY ING, iw? vet. ue AMHERST PL. 1275——4-5 beautiful | rooms. hardwood fioors, tile bath. *. 1 Tare optional! Arpherst near AOO0 Page. | SBT f HART REALTY basta: ‘TAYLOR. “trcsr CO.. = a ae i oor east: floors. steam cont ee ee eee ee * r as My Sel4 a Feome. second floor. t “ ,| JOHN DOC KERY (e982) | WYOMING. mi x eee FA, ont on bs Wa TE RES Ho ee : | 38 S75A— 5 rooms, . oor DO” KERY & SON, 4146—3 roemis, rae =! electri wiy decorated, | MewILcay $15%—4 larse rooms, bath. ‘Ths larg- 1osets, ecrTerns. shades. ‘> ¥ - MILLA N. 47353A—6 rme. bath and elec. (- Frank J. Frick i E. Co.. Wamwrght B! FLATS FOR RENT —West SHAWMUT. 1226 — SHAWMUT. 1392 A—6 DWELLINGS FOR RENT a... rooms, bath. — $45. Call between 20 and 3. SHAWMUT PL. 1422 —4 SHAWMUT. —— bright. airy rooms, — or — °——F ine cond. | Cartels 3404 F “4 furnace: PAtorew 9 1320 4—F ine 6-room flat. | Se ’ t gaGaLOw — Mode: n: a ca convenience: gar = | Sraemigt RL ry Kling. $23_ Chambers. SUBUR PAN _ SER doit “s980— Punealow ur ‘eel, walt furmiaheds g | MINER 4. 300e=3 Moons s = SU BC RE AN S334 a ALTHE! MER. Pt eae & | MeMILI AN, 4751A—6 rooms, bath. fur-;s nhac’ > |= MILLAN, 4t4—Five large rooms. heat urnished: pew!, minted and decorated. | SHUCH ART REAL , OO. gis on McPHERSON. 4167—A laree rh _rooms. tiie bath: regsonah lie second = ie McPHERSON. 47474—4 rooms. cere McPHERSON., §050— PF rst floor: 3 rooms: beautifully decorated ia) lores. fe) | McPHERSON, 4014—7 rooms, fur- nace. second, $50. SPEED aLTY 3740 EE EE a | Lindei INCe@u ic) McPHERSON, 4211— 3 persn S40 Conc-seaIOnN BELT. 1338S—Ftat in the Principia tract: Teasonahbie price iw M. me furnace. 32: 24+—Beautiful singie: | BELT. 1464—4 rooms. bath: newly a crated: furgace: chear. i: convenient Cleve- ae a ay rele = ei Saeed PRL ES Site a pe Sian Ve arig cnet cag i Mic NE TRO ng As * > — vaitites? — ta ao 4 Ss. Beautiful new 5 rooms. rents $40) “ta ac Tog lee i; BELT 2 oo: LA—fs large rooms, mccoy | at. aliking distance Seldan Hich. ta T. JOHNS. NR. CO. Tithe Guar Side. le | MY NTCLAIR, 12394—64 TOome modern : os } 38 i i bed st eam he at: modern throughout —=) sonable ren Deen F- POOT m eff ire nev: Murphy rea ~ | MONTCLAIR. 1393B—Downstairs- three | 3-9 _ scree ne. ; ae. garage : —New 3-room apartment ~JA—3 large rooms. bes » ghegtat eh cng Op eRe A bY ye ~ eet ne | BELT. Lee — 3 I WLY Dei ORATED, urnace: $30. large roows. bath. ile “bath. hardweed floors, screened | breakfas t room “madem 4u) . ee ; ve 3 >. “LI i PFER ACKER. WORRIS cach R. CO. INC. 826 Chestnut | EV ss ' BERTH( t T> 543 ranid- Ow u ipstairs | nes : $3 flat: 5 roars hot water, heat: al! mod- em: beautiful place: adul car: 1 Block from Forest “Park. 4006A—6 rooms, bath. ~. take Market | i ~ 4 ~H——3 vem, $15 o>: ae ae Laie Rm | Tse =o = B MUSBLIN R PR = CO... cept marry VERY CHEAP RENT : tifw Southampton. tig ale st to ye yi We ears tae, ore Seren. tate hey ek ot 215A —o- room tliat, water. gi $13 to «mal! furnace cro -3 rooms, a . + $20 | DO} AN REAL TY =F, bApipies » Simin ga ee TRG Lom gly tig rip etile) ge Su, , 43 "Call Laclede 9543 I3lo BIG BEND, $45 5 rooms, bath. ram heat open: bl« KS west of Ma Joop. KEMPI AND “RE. ALTY «@.. Clarten and ats Bend. Hiland 1019. 4ns. Tao Foor roome. BLACKSTONE. 12557 (—) TOOMs, upper cur- ner fiat: reasonable. CAb: iny 81657 .| BLACKSTONE, 1470—4 rooms: good con- dition: S38. Key at 1448 BLACKSTONE. i3 Si—Modern flat. rooms rep eon abil ie { mi « Heetnut 049s. BOYLE De es ron na. Pan, electri UE " H. GAMBRILL & (O.. 1708 Arcade Bidg. | sus iniak O77 6. " N ‘ - , 625 S—3 JOOS. tlie bath *) 1408 Potwwmac. 3 mes electric 1076 . Kan esh: Bsa 2 rooms, 55486 Easton. WAL TER ‘SONES RK. FE. CO.. G. SCOTT, 800) Chestnut. h, | MARY LAND. 43: 3 + rooms, tile bath. furnace, hardw ood flvors, janitor serv ice. COlfaxw 231 MORESI- PRANG E& CO.. 3119 N. Grand. MELROSE. 6825—6 roome. ae. — and jauilor service rnished: rent $4 MULLIN- w ALTERS REALTY ‘CO. MINER VA. sa room flat: modern. | SINERV ay eats ee St. Mark s School: 4 beautify rge rooms: ail con- | reniences: rent reduced. MONTCLAIR, 1401A—3 rooms, bath hewiy decorated: gataze optional (ci | MONTCLAIR, 13231—5 rooms first floor r bath hardwood flan 7 tile A ee ECR ant ‘Ocation: garare. (Abany 2539]. rooms. bain. furnace: Cecorated: ; ‘c8u) MONTCLAIR. 13824—6 modern rooms. recepnoon ball: » ia arge rooms, bath.-furnace: $:35. PRospect 2020. ee TE me . og : : wnt S. . 4 a ve BICHENSER. 104 N 7 reat. 4 —* throug h- | couple 4 ; peat. ‘ ~ eu! oni ‘eorner Washington }—7 , cece> _705 suabie re CH. ace0. $5 ; POM EKO} -BER¢. x DWELLINGS FOR RENE paperes and painted: new OTT — Chestnut. 1eoo—o a 9 reoms, sew) TEM MPLE. 1s Siaa ae rooms. bath. modern; porches: rent reasonable. ic4) 1326 A—# rooms: wt! “4 ara a | games F ¢ BGS ted: — oe Seach cottagg, haréw 9 fioers and garage: | a sha les. " ecree a8 and eo newly asor — McCAWLEY RB. 00, =. 2 —6 rooms. bach electric: TULANE. so COFrAGEST room: Mod PARK s | an AYTON. AND & ARISE x6 Ben ac ‘table for | wi. ork ng hon outside janitor service. ase eg oa a eabane 6191. Keve at Gist (c6 JOHN DOCKERY UCRSULA. 21158—.—J moms, 7 oe water RESIDENCES H. 6070—6 roome. tile bath. y ae — v ANDEVENTER, JA pas. WASH VANDEVENTER. BATH. ELE‘ S Hameee VANDEVENTER. ANDE TE ’ pusit LASS. Forest 54 Ben AR 434; +—Very pretty. VERNON Rg ay ¥. Foome: 1423 | — § rooms, bath, hardwood Boorse, garage’. farnace | ER EMAN. SPEED REALTY. rooms: sewer decor- | district yn aes | VERNON igs | rooms — bath, fur- ae SOO ‘ pares. VERNON. cy" we aan sims: West END REALTY 4 CONST. 285 W. WwW —+4 rooms, ta | STADIN R. E. CO. FLORISSANT, 4257°7W—7 a opposite O Falles ruutmmes, bata. dec: | 6 reoms. Surners heat. — 642 ADE. DEC ORATER. $16. "108 t—Nine room. bath. 7 WAGONER, 6239-62354 a lerve roam 2 near Hodiamont car: "o—Just south of th of Wee are. LEXIN‘ TO N. 41 oS oot, ial $25 NORPOLK, 4224—Five rooms. bath: $45 refere The ie) eer ae PARK—3800 0: OAKLAND ; l Var View } De, new o room | flats: iow rent- a real location. (eR) | CARL AND. 4555—Flat. 4 or 5 roome with Path and furnace: small garage: | Teasonable. 39° oT tage: 6 aa 5117-19 —Newly papal pa 38, OLLD BRE USED BY TWO MORRIS LACH KR. CO.. INC Se WOS9— 3 newly Baa | 1147—3 b CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO iv $25 per “month Wc tsON REALTY ape. REALTY oO. 306 nguire | | “Hi S51 = te dy titans ibis \, eee i; BURD 1444 may = are e rooms, bath. totlet: rer t Soh) PW41tioen. : nd | oieaEaR REALTY CU. B14 Chestm a e VISSMANN zx. B& CO. Lin NN. FI 2810 PARK es loca ted, 4-room effi- priced at $40 per a & Ps 4 oe 1 " js ee Aw 7s Foom 1s. — wood flours, “FEDERER. “S10 ‘Gravois. TRoopect 1519. “decor th ey OP eres aap BURD. oa TAYLOR TR TST co. , 228: all rooms. bath. gas. electric: 6 new " nto . PONCeSEIOD Firest S330W. BURD. bee pea =~ amy 4 rooms. Nath deeorat EUGENE J. AL THE! MER. WILLIAMS @& ALMER. INC 17 Chestnut st. Pept wild hy ery st ae 931—3 rooms and garage: ie a 2 d. ae Ete — he. WEST END “REALTY fie CONST. co. ye SBANE yh" hams bath. $49 —_ A. STEINLAGE R. CO., T22 Chestnat OLIVE, 413 71B—Two- room fiat: bath, | steam neat furn ehed: $222.50. OLIVE. 41: TA rooms, bath, electric $40 steam coe furnished: oe $80.3 oders 2-room flat: ar- range tor renting. ~ OLIVE, #213—6 rooms. pbaih. eiectricity, furnace. etc.: rent $45 KEANE & FRANKE. 1008 C)hestn vt. PAGE, 44194A—5 rooms. hath: rent Pans sonable (all BRidge 6§059R. cB} CABANNE, 5303—7 rownas. heat and jani- tor srry new | PAGE jJu22—4 rooms, bath. $30: gas. te C1POT My PAGE, 5071—5 nice baht rooms. I 4DG furnace: reasonabie. i " any ol iB Core x pi as, Gar BE Fa there * PENNSYL v Tay A. Feet ete Sev Dah Rnd ver D ef Fy ae OP AI a me s of BAP nie ae eS ae 2 ah OR Ee POE 8 BAK oy a er tec ioaes ~ . — rooms. bath. electric, sereens: $30.50.1¢) | PA PIN 738 —e 3 rooms bath. rept = a¢% er white sInK eonvenpentiw iocrated. ' a : Murphy bed. | SAMILT xs TER. PARKVIEW * ) 3o—4 Moms; janitor serv- | Wor 1D L. wage 1 ’ . ; MOCK orest Park | th. | Jos, ¥. Bichmene &. Co Nr, were’ PARKVIEW. ret a a Ooms and kitch. m- | = % . ’ a Ut or eer te } PARK VIEW. 4517—4 rm ms and Ki — 6443 CLAYTON _— This dandy flat of 4 reoms and sun- reem: newly decorated ; “Oooh eff |; CLAYTONTA, 171 "-2l——Beauts ul. new eomn engie flat a lard w: | Teo tiie hath. modern - ba arace WEST END REALTY AND. CONST ( 416 Union bi. EVergreen 2404) Stalle anit EASTON” TRU ST ‘i AN vy. . ; 4 | VOIS and tile bath ro ~vi0——4 roons. bath, hot-wa- | | ODELL. 79423 reems, bath, furnace, rage a. Ht —anonebie. iy NDE VE NTER, 1728 S—4 ‘| fmm 1112 CLAYTONIA | beur reems: tiled baths: @ heds- | water heat plant; rent $45; epen: =. ston. EPSTEIN oi SON, a MAin 2162. 7 Chestnut sf. ciency: regsonabis DElmar 1832J 3) | "HR RSHING, 604% 4—Modern 7 rmoome: ex- velient condition, (Abanvy jJOo68W (OO: PER SHING S17>— reems, sleeping oren, Deat, hot water, janitor service a0) {iy . | PERSHING. 6185—-6 rooms, striethy mod- ge ern, garage. Al condition, Victor nw. | iO) ' ‘EP RSHING? HKiSso— rooms hard won fioors, het-water heat tile bath: all In SHiendid condition: rent $7TO- will lene worn d.. 47 mee rooms, 43 a. a nv A. 14:5 Se _A—# roo me aa and rem G7 ‘ Ahan 3047 BOSE 1. _ 7a: - Te roams CRATHAM. a7 A— 3 reoms, electric, $20. aos ER. a om & . ; MILTENPERGER. 14 N. Sth at. | ; | PeRMMING TISBA—New flat (University Hills): will decorate and give month's rene free, MASON. CHestnut 7407. 925 Chestrat. “J0RN a. ABBOTT. “Realtor + ¢ | PERNOD. 645 OJ ret comnleted. , | Tinea. oe agg ane. modern, e- _ ) ~ ee - -- = Fel. . oo, | RESIDENCE -Riraat : spemnsi bie t-rante- Pn ” nished S-room fat. Cal at S201 Grevrots cad, Bary. io rt

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S8"2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchan ge, Wanted, and Bungalows, C ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences, For Sale Today. DWELLINGS FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RE WELL recommended co t of forniohet hou are of elderly woman. call | (c | FLATS FOR RED i = SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Richmond Hei | 7718—4 rooms and bath. a] 4h | WOODLAND eet ge | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR RENT, — .. - c. ee. niouts oso ‘THU xT co. (083) i s0t2— Furnished 3-room age. CLARA, ic ‘bright roonis; finished basement; re RLTY., EVergreen 5960. “1 7 — Bu nggiow. 5S cunend month. Garfield 3494, Parkview 430% "W 74- —— lar 2 oe $40). JOHN GRETHER & CO. “sil ‘Int. OK Bi ie 7- room resi ence. nished or ae SES reas Six- room Sr $45 NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED CvU.. INC., 826 Chestnut ( MORRIS AACH Rk. ar rni ate * GRand (193M. near Forest Park ig Oct. : Suitable for four adults. GRand EXETER, 4115—5 roous, Aarne = . ' | | bat electric ghis: $65 11 | OR EON E. & R G. SC OTT. S00 C) hestay at West MORGAN, “608—3 rooms: SN aeaseeks | rr 7 NS. 6007—Garage. $7. CAbany to suit. bath and electric, rent $25. In- | “%443W (cs) i- | g“uire Guldstein Realiy Co., 306 Wainwright | FOREST PARK, 4917—Large brick ga- ; pe 4 | & e* vebpecniiaeainn : (HU NTERL 6900 7 cleaty south - Natur- ( Webster )—Beautifu] = Sag, veg tif . near cong: sad iatrict el nly $3 -- 7 BENJAS HIN an SHLIN nr 3019 DICKSON — 5-room brick —— i bun- (near Page , and sane) Moe | tal. MOUND CITY aoe > nia STADIN R. fg on large rvoms, batn. clec- opeosi te O'Fallon Park. COj- Tt 7—Modern 4-room flat, nee SS) : 3B—3 re | JOHN A. ABBOTT. Realtor FU RNIS HED HOUSE—6 PON. 1041—Nine — bath. fur- | nace ; fixt At BLASS E K. Eco en nang a! of Wy- SAN iNGS The * co. ABBOTT. Realtor. 7 EASTON, 4229A—+t rms ’ . ce Re atin sine car to Rosalie av. SCOTT. 800 wae mall . Brentwood. WEbster 3320M HOL ee “i i. is +“??? SCOTT. SOO Chestaut h 7906 Bonhomre Phone CLaytonr 618. | VENA. —~_ hee fiat. r iw L¥-POLLACK, 101 N. 8TH. } — Cc nnectinge te. ZINK. 313 Title Guer., - wor’ ASTD ES ‘ - @¢ & IN CLAYTON—Six- | ‘ within walking dix . churches and schools: ar ll les, " o.. EVerg. 5968, “FIsI— Nine: -room house: ‘ — 7805 rage, 657.50. A. J. ™M AY nuery ER, c Abany 7 OTTENAD REALTY C " : ’ a ee > ne ee | Sons H. ABBOTT. Realtor. (Fergusoni—3 large - porch room; ga- | SUBURBAN CHARM CITY CONVENIENCES in Our 6 and & Room WEBSTER HOMES Sg Bt NGA Reid. ee AND AG TAR 3 1 BL KS Sot Tit or rie | ~; | DWYER. 916—5 Tooms. ; —4r grounds: 50-foot lot. in erapes. if uit trees. abeoer. Neh smo LE. ade ice 9 rooms, | ’ R. | Owner on premises Sundar. F a ts 4167—: a 'BRO. REALTY 0, S. SUUES. O00 Pnetings —-s —_ se BEN Al THEIM ER & 244 W.——7-room house, all be transportation - = ern conveniences; ere 10-room dw oe Le , + ip ager on pre mises ;* ws rooms — g2race: block from sechools BOKERN. Fullerton Bldc. oe — ee M XRRET. ——s Tooms an aq | = kK SE 16 ROOMS, 4 BATHS: ¢ ONE FLOOR; = HEAT, HOT WATER FREE. | Bide. MAin 2036. (“2 rage; heat, etc.: easy to enter from Eu NEWSTEAD. 1815A N.--5 rooms. bath, / Clid_ av. AD. gas. electric, furnace. JEffersor s892.| WELLS. 5069 (rear)—Brick garage. $5 | NEWSTEAD.” 2620A—3 rooms, bath, | _MAMP. 105 _N. 7th. CHestnut oai2. wiy decorate ed. $i | MOREIS AACH R. CO.. INC., 826 eae t T : O LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | tries $30, 1124 N.—+ rooms. cee: A ae and finance corporation ervet- ™ ing @ line apartment in t ‘ JOHN iH. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | at “one of the best trade: Cagney wins : t | Louis: location justifies a vaned line of merchandise : . # chain stores yet available. **. = ne | OER MARKET. 4406—4 rooms. bath; wili Gecorate: $37 | Ade ress Box -2458. Post-Dispatch. $1394 Brantner; 3 rooms; will éeco- | CREAMERY. CONFECTIONERY, ETC. rate: $22.50. 1813 N. Grand. only $35. 1615 Linden; 3 rooms; will decorate: 4141 Olive. $40 ; $14 = : | COOPER. 808 Chestnut..CH. 3484. (c*62) tt 9 Easton. by ; UO FALLON, 18154— Two rooms, gas. elec-| WALTER JONES HK. E. CO., 5546 Easton. tr $1v. FOres 240d. (", | S9EVENTH. 502 N.— PALM. 218-—3 rooms. Kamp, 105 N. 7th. | _Part of stor? (e) CHestnut 8342 int B STORES FOR RENT. PAPILN., 3127—3 larse rooms: newly | 7011 S. 39th: store. heat ....... $60 00 _Dainted. papered: gas. electric. 8117 Tees GUNNe, Me cake ac RS 00 PAPIN. 18; 30A—4 rooms, bath: electric: $371 Castleman. sture .......,.. 50 Ov redecota $30) 1642 Tower Grove: store ......__ 60 O0 HAASE REALTY CO.,. 921 Chestnut. - e yr eS ap. PAPIN. 192 ce rooms, separat JOHN B. KRIEGER R. CO. POST-DISPATCH. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES CHOICE OFFICES AND ENTIRE FLOORS FOR LEAS NEW PLAZA-OLIVE AT OLIVE AND THIRTEENTH, OVERLOOKING RIAL PLAZA, ST. LOUIS’ FINEST READY ABOUT MAY 15TH. NEW OFFICE BUILDING, SPECIAL FEATURES. Reasonable Rental—Long Leases Large Daylight Sunny Rooms. Three High-Speed Express Elevators. Unexcelled location for attorneys, physicians, dentists and corporations requiring large floor arca. building manager will call on request with full information. HENRY R. WEISELS CO., Ine. Holbrook-Blackwelder R. EF. Trust (Co. FOR LEASE 722 ag vei inal iusurapees companies, architects, RE er ee a > ee best wholesale location available today. AND PINE. N. Ww. Four-story and basement building, 56x109, 000 aq. ft. electric elevatoh and steam heat; | GRAND AY. THEATER DISTRICT Splendid building corner lot 100x134, Three-story and basement building. 46x155—25 Steam heat and elevator. heat furnished. Bg ator Trust Co. FOR LEASE Behe frott space with show window. 61U0 square fret: 4 EL my, ~ ed aspen Ce ee 5 i oth, ee el | ee ae ee «! . a - ee WwW ashingto m ay eu ue ; ~, eprinkler and elevator. 10.250 square feet. 5000 equare feet. 3500 equare feet. 500 to 4000 “aces heat and aevenee. Ww as! hington ay enue ; * Washington avenue: North Third street ; oe Wachimeton avenue: Washington avenue: Washington avenue: Mullin- Walter Realty Company *‘prinkler and elevator. ieee tieatee ni te Bee, a ee Y > . * ~~ . ually 7a construc ted ‘43 ment building with a 25-foot set off on alles for _ Ee I will rent w hole ur part , Jost. MILLER R. STORE AND 10 Sry ae large corner estore , wall oo ing and receiving: and make necessa S an ROTATE ae with 10 reema above: t rea- uis Obert Brew ing Cv.. lL sed Shae Ke Plumbing ‘Shoo Inet ~Duilding Suitable. for any ROTTERSMANN RETY. : INV. ee 395 Arcade Bidz. Cc nut ine BUSINESS CORNER suttable mg any bey usiness. 926—1 __ ree “ft ore: “a « the af lorissant. - one district ‘SAV INGS TRU sT Cc O.. bd: 34— Modern store. or for restaurant 333U- 3a — Steam- heated a joc line wa po +95 ation eal any 5545-47 -—— Dandy a rear. yard for “garden. $25; also 1931 aan Papin... 4 nicé rooms, $16. mar 4 Be... MAin S7 308 Wainwright Bldg. phone Forest 0912 q@) | PINE, 330%—ll-room dwelling: $75 Brinkmann K. Co.. 4910 Gravois ay. (*) Central PINE, 2025—s8-room house, gas, electric, | BUALLING—For lease or sale: de sirabie: ; $40 FOrest "944J (sy | ~ Clocks uorith of . Washinzton av. - ve — oe : — - | ticors and basement, containing 30.009 es a Appian om ge + tn | eguare feet: electric’ elevator. eprinkles good cond rent reduced io § system: reasonable. 816- G-lIn WN. 7th et. ATTRACTIY E BUSINESS CORNER southwest corner u PH kK. FEINBERG 8762. R 7 « ST. LOvis. 4 many s40— om oun ied 38. C e io (%) ; JAC K_DU BINSKY. CH eth 9078 _() CASS. 4514—Fine store and two rooms. PINE, ag ~_™ otk the, tnut. $27.50 HOWARD TAYLOR. 706 € ut MASU* . ‘ estmult 4 > ; ne tein she 2 rooms, rage: - - , | MeDOo 1111 Chestanut. Alin ola PINE, 2330—Newly decorated: ieseex CHANNING, 212 NS. house; rent only $70; a real bargain. (at Olive)—Store. lon BINSKY RLTY. CU, 504 Wainwright JAS. C. MORFIT, 718 E. Big Bend rd. | Bldg. MAin 2757. tend | CHESTNCT. 1503—Large store: good for PINE, 2930—4 ine rooms, bath, elec- | Py t —— —— office space bal- ne gate: rent § | JOST-MILLER R. &. CO. 113 N. 10th. ON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chest put. ont ")| CHOUTEAD. 2746—Extra large tore: PINE. ee eae rooms, bath. —— suitable for moving and express. auto heat electric - OREON E. & RB. °C. ‘SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. oo n Fine? cee, a rent or | stores and be é 3 " acoMh And ape arimente, w rent . = . cd basement. TYler 3: or BO) | condition. W “Pp. PRET py” 3226 w. § th. | FIRST. 218 S.—For rent or jease. central’ 1G ad. ' 7 location - front, side and rear leading: | | ATTENT TON—Me re hante: UNION rT} wan Tey ” UPPER-ACKER. CHeet. UNION, — Nw ble EWS REAL ESTATE “BE SY CORNER ny morning. 800 Morgana. FOR LEAS SE— ay 4 6UWN ira machel or ni gicateosen. NIO ASTOR TRUST co mores repairing. upholstery. tin eahop: very low | N. : 9406 ft MEY ER- R06 Chestnut et. Central Mfg. Location $5 ice sto ooveras Jesirable offices third floor for mee : SStTs ~— low rental: Al condition: 12.000 tw 15.-! T} Ese jon 920% — e-room house: = rent | 000 square fect. Call_CEntra! 0166. (c) |____ HAASE REALTY, Oo. J. oo CAWLEY R. CO., MAin 2813. ) | FIRST ST., 314-16 S.—On track: 15.000 | vare fect: mae Fo bigh reasure | “ se. 541U——3 large rooms, gas, elec- | boller Stearn heat. electric elevator. : Bug N. Levee, 6100 uare feet, day- VERNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. CH. 8500. | light building :210 S. oeer daylight ae | ling; steam heat: 7700 Square feet. on track om ‘OND ; Isis S.—23 rooms, $14: open: | Third aed Carrol! st.. 30.000 square feet. | 1s wT ice store $19. RAMM NG REAL ESTATE ¢ ¢0.. | BOA BAITING me 409 Fullerton h and eryt 308 8. First st. MAin 1192. (cR3) { | FOR LEASE—Downtown filling Stadion, i” Hot Si:s—Bunsalows. $30 to $100. J er cSON, ROOMING HOUSE—19 ROOMS 4614 OLIVE STREET HOUSE—6-room. FURNISHED HOUSE—> ~ . _ > a il ttt tha 2 ca Call Kirkwood 1109W., Wil give ; ieaee Lo ‘Pespon- Immediate posses- one block Kirke 0 el 2500—4 large light ten ‘cB2) = vot is T bd mrt ST co. rooms with electric HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR RENT, FOR COLORED , | ee die oe a ee 3 ope 4 10 La | u Pp. see Salle, or FRANCISCUS — | 804 Chestnut st: ‘tls Sy Mr LLINS-WALTERS REALTY CU. _ 7000 op PRS rooms end sleep 342 . JOHN “a AbbOTT: (Pac meg Seana ae erat at 6800 Paer. : GArfield “1427 fc) gee stove ard hot @40. A. A. GRALNICK RLTY., FOrest — | SEMPLE 79 eoms, bath, $19.50 | new garage: corner location. Hestnt 40H NA, ABBOTT, “Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | 3 5720. — on i { | ! | FRANKLIN. 1817--New store. 008 Toce: SHERIDAN. 2030A-—3 rooms ie | tion: $50. GRACE. 100 N. 8th. (c67) | OREON E. & R. G, SCOTT. 800 Chestn (2\ | FRANKLIN, 1419-21 — 16.000 eauare | —— | feet: will rent or sell to suit tenant: ele- | ‘ SHERIDAN. 2915—3 rooms and bath. 0 6. | Vator service fe JULIUS HALLER R. CO., 807 eee FRANKLIN, 008 —Large. nodern store: | corner of an ev: fine retail location. |E SHERIDAN. °9°24—4 rooms. bat Asrede. | JOHN DOC ERY ‘’ SON. 1002 Chestnut. | News Papered and Painted Throughout | GAY BUILDING-—No,sthea«t corner Third ew Plumbing. Kent Only $27 50. | and Pine: good eDace for printers and | MOnnIS AACH R. CO... INC... 826 Chestaas | light manufacturing; %¥35 to 1850 souare HASSE REALIY ©©.. 921 Chestnut. aT N Ti 1407A X—3 reome elec- = . : 3 TX" EF. | LINDELL. 3400—Corner. 2d floor. Sox | : JOHN i. ABBOTT. Realor. 700 Chestnut.) 80. low rent. CAbany 63414. fc) ig? (| LOCUST. 259°4—RBuilding. 25x14: two | or servi a ees “epee een eh waste Stories and basement elevator: steam 5830” JUST BUR See Chestaut, ‘teage) | Regt: very law rent. FOrest 38@0, feo2) « ws? «' ape i—« a hdd Ube — — rs gpa ~ LICAS, 35034.—New store: $235. STODDARD. 2713A—5 a oe. eee N. CHestaut 7407. 925 Chestnat. eur iu? a4 ; “ . , mJ. PRICK RK. bE, CO.. Wainwright Bidz. ; ywaRgKeT. §10—Store: good location; rent STUDDARD. %S04—8 roome. also Daee- reasonable Louis Obert Brewing (o.. | ment kitchen, fine condition. CAbany 2700 S. 12th, Victor 2410. i wd. 4 icr , j . : : ~~ .| MARKET. 1011—Halt sousre from new STOD DARD. 2620—Nice | am er. ore postoffice and Federal building five-stors A, 2 -. i Niesen, Bank of Com 16) | fireproof building: electric clerator. ete.: | de. pArfie id 700 « , low rent. J. P. HERRMANN JR. R. E re Key Mi e~ DB 2 rooms, gas, e cine », CO. BIB% Chestnut. *? ‘ ’ " . " $10) yOrest D4 Ne MORGAN. 800—Wonderful oeation for | RENTS REDUCED—CUOLORED | drucrist and doctor: any morning, / GR AND. wR \ 1tith #f ’ “> rwyins 31% om ; MORGAN 1801— Bright store ed oD fe? SS Bab | { ifton: a rr yer s. bath 4 of good lotsa tion for any business man u- diti (et? 14394 N. @th: 3 roome Ty (Ml facturer's representative or light marry. | | Ifo Wash: 3 roome : i: os oe ‘uring: conerete basement. EVergreen ' 1 ek me eomnie = rr ng ° y + ’ bo fey |; Sager 4 M ' "aT hath 40 O00, a LLON 7 | , x‘ ‘ "ALTY C(O ¢®) | GOYA 1425—F ore & fPoOmMs: | or : ABE be AL TE - “REA + — , » ad HOW AKL TAY Loh, TOS Cheatnut Ya aa J busigens : m4 S.—)} rooms, water, £as alc ; THIRD: esi vaintog seg (*) | OLIVE. 3174— Entire second | floor | = : H. GAMBRILL, 170s Areade Hidg THOMA ectric. $26) OLIVE 3°19. + 20x": 2 larce nlat- JOHN i. ABBOTT. ‘Reabter. te9 Chestnnt. glass windows: jow rental or lenet te a ' ; | good tenant: availabe Mar 1° formerty | TWENTIETH, 1102% N.—4 rooms, bath. | occupied by Oliver Cadi ise Co. Jolin La- | 30) | cari. JEfferaon 877 (| MORRIS AACH RK. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut | PINE. 804—Firei lowe, | : | In eorridor. TWENTY FIRST. 1217 N.—% rooms. $20. | PINE. K10—Store and 8d floor sto. H GAMBRILL & CO.. 1708 Arcade Bid mre: me anc bat) Hampane Photo Co, > tear ltetarenctat esau ‘ a EST! 4h BENJAMIN: ‘MUSKLIS TNION- EASTON TRUST Cn.. MAin FO $163 atk —Store building Seats eta AETV. A IN. CO. 4 be x. ND. COLPAX 4 umes i hae thy bab. FINE STORES TNcHEaT Ee YET Eero ee] = —f brreinews cnentine or barter. ~ when ct ad RLTY. Tae eit ecteente | —— STORES 4643-47 S. Grand Bl. FOR LEASE iia eture. cheap | CHEMENOT xT | a pa | “se beth and aes" secre! #ui table for any WALTOR aot As. 616 reert PEED REALTY a740 1 WES ™NE as (Rearl—@ roome Anet ‘can pOveet e502), (c*@2) 2125-3! Pine: 2 fine stores: 1 oe | Low RENT. Lm rent $110 month: 1 LAx7* | 13m Eliot - larve roome,. electric $90 per month: fireprovf: sieam ones | pa onie BPO A " will! put in fine condition. 7 PRANKLIN REALTY “Co.. Central 1336. | MARTIN & BREITT. REALTORS. = | & BROOMS, BATH. ONLY 8355 | MAte 3067. 1119 Chemical Bidg. | "ace. first 47a4 Vy ‘ North Market ne nered painters =——— — - ~- - for ph rewtan . often nice and clean: ere agen: there ‘oi, KX. & Coe. TH AND CHOUTEAL s MOPFRN APARTMENTS In Levetor Apartment: southwest corner | *tore. t shop. etc: rent reason Exeelient estore fer 6 ee drug | TWEEN i107 : rectgeret shop eptah! whed nun ness De | of ne sacame MARTIN & =e REALTORE. ‘at Sarah and Enright, See janitor en SLONIM BR. OO.. 615A Chestnut. CEn. a8 STRODTMAY CW. ! premises. (c*8O0)

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GRAVO!IS. 4040—OCOT' c Com ith - BUNGA! : ; A ee tora ing srt "Reenect G@TA4 i , »to oO Mm S. : - ne acre eramec er | 10 Incumiberance; fur equity b ie ie ’ j er: or ers. : a - ‘ oy 4 + 7 B }? t-l ; lé 4 , rm) 4 on ie . ‘ oer . - lias ” wry ; ; ’ ‘ t 4 . for 5- reein iTé © ae Ww at ve bye : ; | 2° ie aT? ; . ; ; : “RAY : : 7 eI ¥ — . € ‘ i? : ‘ I iG . é . ma 4 | i heats . a t : 4 ‘ ; Lomas a, hs " i> ‘ - ose Le uisa. Ferry r 45 ‘ we : ~ e re a ERT ” . ee Fo ; 7 i . op, ' race C rf , I he ? . 7 } . TRar — ~ - : a : é . - K “ : . s aed a. - . : : “Acr eage W aeted 4 i tie on i,ive Pas) “ul gea! } RE. al. e at pas . ‘ Ja bes 4 ~ ¢ Ls st A. 3 > ' > 0 : ¥ . ms — ~s/. e Re ¥ >o single fur ‘ tf) ‘ . 7 " . " Ae a bie . " - - - Sb * stu lt | ‘ “ ae ih atnut _— | 7 as . a? . 2 s : De. TPT wt) r i? , _ et fone u ror 4 iT _ ms ct a4 4 ‘ nat > : ' ves : - we ié iT] - ~ . ; - . i : > 4 fam ly apart- mM RSs ie dk =~ — — — TOMROY Nv. Co0.. 622 | ~ a: ok sING LE Bhs 4T i sober odie ‘nes r NILIK CH a 90 : , . . : | —~ = 5 a vot | ment cums $1" OU per year. incum- “OUNTY ACREAGE > Exchange | fxr wav. 1... ; — . } & YCHANS -E—Schetant ant gene: ; . = =a 7 , ; , : = ee == . ; _ aa ge : — Fe ‘| Drance $65 (uw arm. 50 acres. for county acresge. Box — -. tn Seg oe. | we Tepe rmen: Pp . low % , ress eam = | GRAVOIS. S228—] 7 to. an = —— porch, electric lights: cans y fur | a me. 5° scots. ® ms 1: separate heat eng Pw ee al, o eumer wil chew: 30 ed | ae » ee &e ve eater ea oe sane NGAI | ae ih | sae eee fully. BROW REALTY ¢0.. 4-39. Post-Disps . ie cach: srparete hestin nts ! actual $2: priced. beautiful ma BAKBEK SHOP OR RADIO STORE . Peet pig shed, $965. hefer, V1 — Me ‘ a ' a no ) : lear colored property ; a a. 1) Sou8 tg. Riverside 52 Wanted Leas ar cae Gee iveleee Gee ee . . €S_Manchester $400.(c62) COUNTY ACREAGE Wid.—Enxchange my | morta aly: will trade for fla’ ne- | ; ly apartment or W : pit . node ra : . > - Ss “ ~ ‘ i ‘ : * t acres } ecated. Ri» ers) ide 4893 M “ _ — . - - ' . reec, en oes st Lows = g-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C Residences, For Sale Tod OO 4 | : Be yy SCTNDAY, | . peer oearce or e, Exchange, Wanted, an ungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, ences, For e ay. OP. =3. 1973 4 et on sabe 4 ei ' = . ayer _ i. -- 4 — SE and motor beat at Campes- Ga nee phowe, LAdclede aon M- . 1. rr late mexie!l amtonm: ob as down — . = {ANG o—Lant — ” , ; a res Tweenies} nt : : vio gn ‘ shall aley Park. Saeee ' NO Vy AC AN CY ' Louis. J. E ment. Wheat have vou’ Box r-4) . : Ras ooth — = — vom 7 | | _ . ‘ JOHN »& “BI AK E & BRO. 810 Chestnut. | Furnished Flats, and Apartments Wed. 5 ater : AR REA! =*_O.._ 408 _ Olive. | as fs ndle COTTAGE Wid—Good stake body ~., RK.) Post-Dienatech ler » ant_RY verside —— ig floors. teat garage: Ve Ss S = anh sme we . ET : J JU + gui otge wit} 190-f io | ia8t8 OMe | : handle your prop- some cash. want email cottage. ss) oS. Le . TT : EXCHANGE a . i several desirable storé OFFICE _ SUITE—$1 00: Euchd-Laciede | FURNISHED } LAT Wrd —Respectabi ‘o— a —. ~, ong fee GS your Guat peseumet. | some Cee A340. Pust-Dispaich. EX: n \NGE—N uly $ rooms fur j* ~~ u—Have ; 2 ' i . L.. : fa rye ireet rr, 1« ; . ; vi red " } id “? ' a, r > m {i a! fi . st 3 ; ‘ ‘ ; = : i ~ as one ™ - i nt - . ~ alsa 2 ; : For Rent or Lease in the TRICKS Weet end oe — 7, | ished. 3920 Luck) +, snl Atay Moy s of Bu “x. “tye 3 ye emote ST te - 7g amelie COTTAGE, Wid ‘Dead Garit for 4 "'theat, brick & na At il ES ne +. ae aeiiar ot” aie AE wa ser _ aed : - 2. + F peone, Jno. ©, | MEME rcsesestip ' : yeti modern flat at 5 vertruue. ; Ss. 5 ii3 . I a isi. .€¥ sch. L 7 74 TE EX ANGE Pr ATTIZ. 408. Fe i hestnut. | He«. . - * ot & . . dtinia =. - me and : BAKE — Bee: REST 1c RA T - . ; ee a . ani . I} . = Seer : . oe Py} — ‘ 9 4 , -- . i ‘i ‘7 ; ry) ™ 4 . i . . ot : ~- 4 Ns . “- A4PARTME ra y - — res ’ Box 4. 142 “ Post- Dispatch re ye. » asOons oe : i ‘ " bby i : j ; ‘ , . ‘ 2F' i [ ; } i? 4 ‘ : : ae . : : hey A Ri E 7 ~ rt : AN * co. 1910 Gravois. : g csi ‘ ss . - . ; meats : VV ’ ’ ae ‘. > . . u . ——Lar re anc 4 roms, om : BRINAMA : Lis - , : — —_—_—_-+——- -- " , — =o sss . 4 st a ; Lei. bad 4 20U1C . Bate ‘ . DANI ¥ : Ipie=x og) S 3°T) € DUTT 8 Pa a : ane - . . i@} : :* } ] im? Bow tus . Be: al have you? - a . 2"14-16 Me e ~ - «> . > os , . _ aos nena = = - —— = - > ' M a " =. ’ ’ ’ ‘or ee er, * ‘ » 7 - - ~ ? — » ’ f.-. ne r - . : ’ ? — ‘ea? * > -- . uf . FRAVOIS-NAGEL—2 Jarce stores, ~ 2a 4455 OLIVE. erson 59 befor ere ae —— SS a on APARTMENT Wt smal! farm near St. Louis. LAc. $53. _— pe : Dt dred : >t S. Broadway. : deni lat: rents $2 Large store: geod iecation for any line c0 es then . araces. side drives. lars 7, e . : , : : {Ain OF TRUST wed.— Fr re nge. | ~ ‘hulte with OREON E Rp | ; — —— is vacant or small : > > 3 Tees. “ —. - : : aS Lc iA. cients = ; ’ » — . = ~ J " 514 5 oe, rer ADULPH moras, a So a, | Of basiness; heat furnished; in Al condi- - Pome co, = Teh’ OF fase, NOTLS furnisie complete at Times Beach. i} APARTMENT—Gor cow i- 2 stores and f ‘ ented: OSS $$ | — aes >: —_—- me SeeBLATI. «-— Chestaui. CMestaut : 12%, NS. EUCLID. : ‘tien: special inducements. —. .ier 4° banv 5S mamma: a Lina 6 mm ~cegge See niv: acre Dt fir t o “OL ds of trust : H. ,-E-—s ing! ar South ¥ | Iverside 9414]. ungaliow of ; (oa } rye n 1 58@xx EASTON ESIDE? : ; . = , eee —— - ; ae cnenin® item mir Gebel a tne ane | Oa Wa. ¥ (eri | : Cen w homesite - 7 - ? “4 , : 7 fo buy. in St. Re =v : nt, farms. or would consider on rr. a peewee at “ERY Wid. Drv goods onl © 6a34 SUBURBAN AV. | Large store, with second floer ; ideal iw- Pariah ar : ‘4° : . % & d » -h - _ | lay rj ' : mater ~ . - . cation for anv tine of business. For ful! a tia 7 — — — A e. ——~ a & No 8S Highway, — 5SSXX “DELMAR 4 STORES alow rth mort 1 : = FF tor will trade modern dat. un — autemebile part pay f si) muiues 1D t A} RT d 1 geriol Ulness i Pp 7 pa 3 gout brs. kramer: oe SH By « ask store: will alter for tenant under leas particulars. see —int. mn > te ‘ At } : : Aa Ae , am shape Very fine location wonderful value: ean bathe. . “ A ws »i - gp ty 3 re) ry . ; t rn? ++ sf 1a ; ; , e rg t rin tr) ach ey : . . sit trea 4 om « riftece ; we ba on : is ; oS » ‘ t - : eave . - BRINAMANN K. COW. 4910 Gravois. SINGER-KLEIN Rity. Co.. Inc. CH. 5665. ens “ ss ae : paca. ‘ dg ty rade for larger Diece of in parper | EXC H ANt = ta Osceol -Poom ‘ROCERY Wid.—For exchange, 46 4 . CHesan SN : ; 4 ns : Li ils sled us on 1}, gel Bi o A te: = at } s ™ : qu ck ae 3 "i 1 an yu oer t . et} located: assume or pay aif ing aiow ans Bio nn} : r iT) 3 s > rorgn effimener want Si . S v3 - im ie TET EARS & HOTE ‘L—19 “ROOMS Ty] ughWway. J = DrRPcrp “e041, A = “— woot ie . ae [ Ce. — B, RE ALTORS. or “4 “hest- change of si & ket. Box W- 3A. Poet- [uepateh. ime mivy ¢ “etuet st. cot —— — x =z = —s | - ¢ K a s 514 OLIVE STREET x ; 7 ” heenad Phere — ' AS ee. Sg — inf ° ") ‘ ity : its \ ete ~~ — nuit. +1 wy ES ~ - ~ - : - 4 a dl Guan EXCHANGE—We nas re an exce I+ HEALTHY bearing oran : but ptr ve > #m income things. See picture T wil} / t talc, , : wanted on exchange ‘4 _ t ‘ aj ij 4 j 4a i abl cr 4 2% - j ek a betroo ms ininw ' 1earyes ry : ¢ o | — - " 4oOr 1810-1 id Ss: utb am. iy apart tment b U3 iiding of comin cnn ; trees in yest ne four ae + 4 . - si Pe Pe - ratty rs a De CHOD : bs ingaiow sm fa } a : - ro i Sa C Q iid a WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES | *o: ‘ating jest venient ' paymen 7IR2A Page. Forest 4318 .:: Lith. double. | Struction that can be soid very reasonably | 4a: ex nee Te St. Come tien / a Ts — cagm fiat: met heart tal netting 2 guu FRURL a0 dandel, 00) » senate Peg . —— EN TS—Business property or BIverside 4510-11-12 | J a) apartment as part payment. ‘KANSAS. Sil Neo Bese Ss STANLEY EP> Main 4094. ————— TO 100.000 FEET SQUARE; 1 OR 2 beautiful “7-acre grov ” sUrrt a ee county acreage wanted, in exchange for 6 Tl Gravois. Particulars call Mr. Brooks. a | Wil exchange f 5 ~ 3907-04 an BUSINESS. HEAT FURNISHED, 34NL MANUF Fei Fe FOR | oreriooking Mississippi River: on Rout Ssapecty: cone yg hE Small double wanted | F_J_ CORNWELL RE CO. 111 N. 7th HOLLY HILLS REA wnge f Me qj 3 —— % roome, bath ¥ | 362 . ; PAGE. %801—GOOD LOCATION ANY FLOORS : y . ems a >or- "id Wan : : ‘ . . . : biect to first mort e | = 3 ok VAN) O6ON "REMISES - KNI- 4nc roa + from = x ony. “ oe - fis o | =—t - Doe , e of ° D +7 3 — sees en TURE CO. 3446 LINDELL BL. ) Ph tel hold forty | £ B. POWELL, room 404. 722 Chestnut. Aus Las — _ “ger r ; EX CHANGES. — = angele ~ , will exchange for sit 8 : NE the .* Toe ; . : frie, me 7 - — —— STOR = Dairy i? : , . ome é rea reaetit fa ‘ ; . I ) en mocern duou- — “ea *y nh. 4-5 doub e: Bath. furnace LAB Au TE 4° 3%—M od . ae ae are Hantiitern, Pa a | say profession or business, ‘Call itver- | PEMSHING. 7384—New “store, amy busi Tiel nase sone whee 1650. Owners “retin 4 ¥- We pane oA EE Roren 42 dovtle: ats, tumace:| TABADIE. 4730—Moders 3 ae ee | | | a a Cee ane eee | or Ser comivertor’s equipenent: state te Bug ovhstubl, Godtrey. P.O. Apartment site j S6xx En- Riverside 4310-11-17 | $6xx Page) double apartment-flat. 44. | POSKIN-GABBERT SLATTERY, Bia @ at 7 Barn : a - : , : , ‘ i L005 ; — a ; > ' h iFrhae ‘ é- family — 4 ; ig - MICHIGAN, 2727—Modern store: good for MASON. CHestnut 7407. 925 Chestnot. § °°). 38¢ price pe juare fbot Lox. > —_—__ a OO'xit: This is a sacrifice and 5471 Gravois. : = apartment. [LAFANETTE. 2146—55 me “Am 4132. . barber. we variety or radio shop; RAPS SHOR. neap rent. 6000 | a 40 . | tA IR Will lease issell, 710 Fullerton Bid ae ey /Upetty of » stores | ments above; all rented. —— , a . CUiMax 3590 fer Jot. 2513 Arden. Ping Tama eANT "Mi Be sts. for yacunt from Bevo Mill, dandy ‘oecation for any Jocai c. Lindeil } ; AFR : ere : (ay WW. B SHETR 2 °C. Fite RU, Street.| A. MAZES. 4608 Gravois, Riverside 4616. 5 aeC HANG E LOT Witd—oOr bunsalow. far ae ba P ‘ant 3 - - os; & Bees prepesition te 8 tive BELLI Ser ee 4 eal ———. iss t Times Bea Pap; exc — — — -$2500 equity in 4-5 room apg - | equity 4330 West Pine bi & ea ’ LTER KOLLAS, 61a Chestnut st. merchant ; Ss or call RI ‘é 461 1G } oe a 3. Saeeuem SE. » sing'!e and lot Riv. 47724. TAT Gi 4) foot. Li ian a . Post Tt snpes f « RUSSELL. 3905—Atore. SOx 180; and > | WELLS tJO—Stor » TOOMS, Cal Ut ‘* PRospect HOD a “improved ‘property, vacan round. | DO’BLE FLAT WANTED | Weet, S00 north, clear, s ~ aay OR FLAT Wid—6o70 Dart i Jest Lucey room. modern fiat abuve; this store is mi nac . $s MMEF RESOR’ g ry we Mei. parece ‘ property at e ° 9 wyor » exchs for 2 >; ij- , ’ "1 . - ITi. ; 3 Ww . . seed business location ; “— building for | ©. OE LSE. BERGFELD R. ¢ wT ae = [ee “EVERY LOT A S¢ a _ SPOT” i. aides ten ee ash, difference Ay a = signee aby phyA. — glen WHAT HAVE YoU? , auly apartment, owner, “ fe: evod t-rowm a water ness ivi uarters +46. oe . : montis at : 4 eT Sauls af ER ILLS. a@iiivuls tings mick r ‘ pe ae ar 4: } PUe Ul ai0 W i “) J P ‘ wv su! 1. — 3 » . * oar eur: - : ermetite: oe ag wae wants —_—- a a bE ASTON. — _ ne Tes i ne owed greenery. excellent Ps eS ——_ S a ene “D A cee we In | both priced at $7000. Box W-373. P.-D. - Lo : Wtd.—In exchange for — , Si | 0? or flat. CAbany ost: BINSAY RLTY. €O., 504 Wainwright | —— : ceeiaae = ot diane inte A ee awe ee | pram : ———epstch. e have many pieces ern residence: bath. furnace pe within “7 e HARDWARE STURE WANTED SACL... cage e 6a tie ak, ae | restrict | ——___ }| Double Flats for Apartment of property to exchange, i Oe a : 4R Per TiriTe ~ o . - ; . POT } ley . : ving room: $49: newly. papered. G2) | JONES nd gamit R. co R037 eri: er > 7 eee wee wg i. “wiL Tr) TYING 7 — — A iZ rnmshed, electri W aif ‘ ey = oot. rc a 904 Chestnut MAI 4584 5639 Julian. St. Louts ean ARLIN, 4.4145 W—4 family. 3- Wa0t deahi ? residence, “te ~ a EX “ete. 19 Tee cegaranty. . in in Lis oth FOOG I th and a ; — ost Ler ais if ‘ and t ix ¢ - = — aed — = — — . — : COR 1 ecUIONe i's nerth J 4 a \ i - Were hustlers. Get me oe @ live ire Matthew — ante nly com make very satisfac : ate Ting i Q ‘ i : ESO] abe nt rea of ood } antit i 1 ENRIG HT ,\\V ; FOSKLN-CABBERT-SLATTERY. Lin. “O67. - - T & sow, b TR et h- ecial $s ane acer rth ‘ side 6.7: rrangen " : ve ‘ s ‘ ° kk ; le Pye! t,frsh ¢ “ . Sms Tye = mk . , 1 ; . nt cat . he nr tate ‘ hn | aii wvVel OK INE Mf T- ARMENAL 5098 5—4 - family brick ; 4 iif “i ate r heat . var ages . lot ke sRM—PFor - - tra — Ex . : NI or h di St k W - ti : a ‘\ Pust- Dispatch. : etry . . ’ ‘ é ss : ; . : ™ ° ba ei > .. > es r ~= ” “ _— Auf “~ a i= ° e -_ . eet ee X 31 " » : t aA : : e 4 ‘ — " Os De - Deen —, . ‘ - | . 4 at S9s*.2 - - . . s - Ruesell: bright stere, $355. 1119 Chemncal Bldg MAin 3057.' — ———— : Circle drive in Jedbure: n ae 0) 3 s best ark tal 4 id 7. Mereantile Trust ( ompanLy Box W-128. Post-Dispatch. or et te go inte the Dr: , > cued vacant, bos sROVE. 1715 “me store; io' ; 5 ae oi—becs, 92 u a “Oitage and 1C f oenind 2000 pet 325-27 . ‘ P Business ae — Ciesteut mS goes Jee S . oo uj eee aos J. Mera me _ Ri verb ine nie ay t “e. at oF "BROAD - ‘ Sth and Loeust to wt. t harles | PARM Witd.—Exc hange a brick biock on ees w «2 ‘ot and bel — Suburban parior sets Ut ther furniture in pro ~ a ; ’ La , and enn “ect Teen greg sad dBi . 2 Lat apette. with extra lot, $32000: take . a ban tuhe old eregerty ao part So Sores. cornet BiG BEND. 2929—New store. suit for | DUrtion: building sold. must vacate. 1 Phom W Es 280" ie ee nee for a local trode. | EQUITY—My $2500 equity in S-room Clear farm. to $20,000: S-year tenants. See STEIN ’ : finance Beox &-B; y amw business, plenty ME pee = Store, gUltabie 1 re | rig e beter 2802 for particulars. : . « | frame residence: $1800 first due two Wiliams, 3639 Julian, St. Louis. i" [Pas ‘\f . ie eT : t confectionery HI OTe. Os 1 ae ; Pde Cor — ~* Bestnut "6101-6100. . ; ~~ 31 ree ~ rT | EY iz s ; Lehang Tim ent irase fat re aso} ie. ~ ; } ter Ne ; ‘ Ti — 4 ye-n a - +) aa . ( DeSt seuth: want buncalew. s seh for a jt Mal Mer . a ag - @ ear , me tt : ro Preity " =| 5500 huncale . Lod : room resiqen: -. “al Ninois. ri = ‘ well ion. : IDE room jee, jet » ; \4 RI} rT ‘ ° ! ~ : he ‘ y ° od. “ ' ; : ‘Vv - \ 4 € ; ; - > ; +. QD a ree; ’ ; : 194 . : : h ‘ . ir ; ti; nt ®t) : ae Ocal’ L. pis . j we | or : ‘ “ c ty prop- cree Wal ks am drive: garden, 4 . oat? o miticcie int broudiciereg . a regi ato location, 4100 bloc ray nished: S35 TT - . ew +, Smuth. Lika Tem- | gy NGALO\ a : . 1G 11 ae wher Wii a :, JEffcrsen ; . #324 Wasdingron yard. femee, will trade tor , ote. «m Seuth St. Leute, a ibd commercial building: 60-fo »- A GRALNICK ELT)... FOr, 2580. are ceendk doses . an ‘Sia Weer i * “yah Sey SAVINGS ies CO., FOrest 8240. egg, County: must be on hard s farm «rr good elubhouse. Bus _ ae LIT! CO GArticld | SORT aj 1 we W ¢ eae ie - in FE-FRONT LOT—100 feet Route 7 3, Mehivilie. Mo. EXCRHANGE—6-12 amily apartmenis Witming, 1507 Lay rd, | | fo ; STAR Tt EALTY CO.. G. Artic id SURTH AND SOUTH RD. mah i Rrent- a ves = te > : ‘ ’ mt Viet , . it ired ae ro a for Cali nia. 5 x W-113. Post-Dis iO} fname a ais 4 \CHANGE oy enpity S02". c99) | woo ~ iime 1 OT "0;%..773 = eautiful i electricit ge tre , nek ‘oom er a ee, ong aan nt | exognt 20 @hiten a6 ties ae cae | ae,” eee ee : Fin coth estate: fur retail furattare j ES hie “ $ : : 7 ‘ ‘- 3 . . — ete - = NT? , a : ye : ; ‘ 5 oun rent or — ‘ * at ; se DOUNnKALC. »~ TOM)! TrHeMIe TH . i c : 4 t ih} ciiy tee08 . J 5 ; is: nat have yuu te of- a = Ww N _ vt , spot exer ar r o ; = , . . - nap. ereres * ete : en br? r . 3.5 sing!e Rivershie SUSlJ ul Our DEN jroperty for iS ;uIt> irwae. what have you? ae aad acraun a BAKERY ANTED geo tane lyggt yeiig and cleaning SF tet Py tere | mg = Outsid - RE ATION RESORT Wino oh HAN E—Mens furnishing store; w il conside er offer. lox N-342.| OREGUN. 3615-4 3 CL “busy Dongs tet ; Lou \brroug at NM rreanfor is - : = bideos . ; , te | Se ; a. ded ~ joe “" “t . ij ' ; ru 4 ‘ | Pia . “ . b> 4 . . ene * , : +? Ls . a: r i oie yest =? a 4 ‘O40 , 1} : . hy : trade ’ ws " a - wACTIANGS - > : ef "55 with or Matti hout apartment ‘I aN Lil \rOR) r offic lo wIDE! Ta 1, "0 a Toon tensa ith Ww A) u exchanwse for bungalo: ase ao ee see Le he ; a ——ae WEST LOU is Y -, en Rav. wh... wits sate bepes spoT? Riv Ore} Ce mT iO, > ’ \ . : rik i d.. a sa mr —- , : : — . ' ' Y we qr ocked ; ke . ; . ere) ete » ; 2 ng Ea lity 4 and 5 sing! le fo! ‘ - ‘ 4 =i as — - Wav Easton and Ser > ’ traeber fuser ot ¥ or eouni? rf : T 7 — . . " ‘ a . onus a a 2! nr > : . ort a ote Quest. Box L835 4 ii pres ° : » = F . — . . . a : Desirable Loeation—New Store : ; a + ee lack Rock 4084 or cali a DOERFLINGER REALTY K , . ade for ba RC ; mn wonderful @ Hives 4 ~ Dm—+ actem, " | { eescgna teet, ms § ~~ — . il? ¥ eh. Fas . be a - - ae - ey bait vi ” Q "4 ' 1} } ’ . Pain a 4 As rT oe lees al ir , er ara ” : in ‘ : ; at - a ers ; LOSS. ra , : al . i y r v iry CALL : 4 eee Saxe = . we oe , ot ~ ; he ety TOac j lance ss . _ Abi! -' ro LAL wit . rere iE . pr ort , oad) t . ox 4 : TWILLMAN, t. _— mh - loan art wel’-hew ceed ou LAH © eet eh u- cation: will trade for ais, Fr. L TT Ate heavtifal heree i county nav One of the best ctore locations ' oe : South Side: im the heart of Holly Hil) aa” audiko » sroseey and meni Mt ats S0d canves: no high water oe ka BUNGAI Wid—For exchas ersity Hi ‘ wr Riverside ean ) ! Ht —— _— * AN! Li) AN : es tablished ‘Ip88 N, er 2 ae . OMING repair: best Docation ir St. Louls Conn y Office Space ‘ } . * Re su _ , . i == ‘ ‘ a ‘ 4 . . ; ; P 600 = 2 te re \ ry NE . . 7 i} : ot *? . o* a ; ; . ar i‘ ity. Mo ws - “oid he . > Kg reasonable rent. Phone CHeetnut 7768. wack! T hinting wr adia ec re eer reac) et porated 17 milee ‘ft: : me ager oe —" ’ é uaz Nite on ) way 1 es . ; risades - PROPERTY Wth.— exchange. 1 ~ Sngie rine wanted for thts modern qutgintinienstiqemenen ‘ ; wt °Y" 7 42 ’ ail . ; I u . ' 2 ing zs om *s pra vel _— =. Oise canny ae - - ‘ . ‘ . > » cori ; be prey f tr ; adi ki : ta CHIPPEWA. 4908 mat ~¢ eehigh Way - Gen *y K me i 2 ad pacne servi acre [ ar A r weet ; Li’ ys ; ~~ ‘OTs ‘ie bs ® \ un mar Rreni , . \ : = at : Pt wl I trade tor : ‘Ot 3er | mee i sblic higghwan u oat es Pos . Sun rPoerm: a one wax ap in this seo. T. Kollas. MA 7S. irload 1 Merame River: - aes rourid i “ottage ; ta] ruildin H ; tes — “ - ves 7F ~ - wien ~ om —_ or any otuer ErouUnd, On the public highway: will @ my af «© ot. Rox , ™ . con “s : ‘ = a S2Varubeits;: ? =t Louis property ; house ; Aas | mvt For id or "4 é : > o, FA *. —_ ree rtant business cen ter: “S65 » Riv. S200. ; LESH SPACE—Odl einical Bidg.; with | “74Pe tract. L Jone Loberts) gegrectetms - = Ue BO ‘u BRENTWOOD RE ALT : and far Jacks ne lena AM ' : - - CT tdiaies died nedraeen mee a ' | | UuIpped: excelle anteant axe a, b. 9 . 2982.) _-andise. rms. acksons Exchange. | LPH K. FEINBERG R&R. FE. CO. good tr c mM Che ¥ FINKMAN, 5401—Laree ~ sm 3 roome | : Lenogr ’ rhe ) e tet } salle SORE ot ae, Senet fa _& BUNGALOW Wid — Mehl a, — _ 319 Tithe Guaranty | EVergreen 8762. 2914 N. Union bi. | PEN YE TT iB. Hilied. as ES ss — itian rroperty: wil) par A oo T oilet rear: reasonable ren DESK = ACE —Or private office Ne ‘'ERN GLE { . Baal er ' ns hens ' :; ri T3 . Sees ee vs 5 ar _ . . a’ = Ree dl ‘ af. . a] “4 f ’ ALLER } . ws , PSslUencs Darn and mMienty f cyst EX¢ LAN -E - . nuv Lé ‘ rooms; | FLAT Wi td. 4 or 8) fanz) . ee. 90d 140 4-r - Le VERN« ENON LAUX, 705 Chestnat. CHes. $300 | graphic servic MAin 2383 ee eo ive west « lanches- Mt Lin 22° uildin a!) convenie: 2 . aien — nt cott: r 2-family flat. cation. Box W-336, Post-Dis. si (e682) | RT ey woh He 4 | GRAV, ng 5715 Desirable location: 1x DisK ROOM mu «A assauor Blag.: go) Sulphur 3 un rd hot roe ‘ “ME Re A 7 E E ( REST’ fr: " roeWwik t Jick or te aren A - . ALL FLAT Witd.—0Or home. own 3 clear . Bid i - a \ SKE oe ennone SuUpemMor jiocatig : > r EXCH ANGE ~ P ‘ me. > : ; . a. J anu house 4) a A. equity in new income Mrs. Vimont, 4112A t cal . ES i} RINGSHIGHWa AY, 3821 S.—Wonderful lo- | GRAND. 5417 — offi Poom: | UD. a) , 4] | gg tor e @ we offer See AL 4 Tw 11. L MAN. CAbany S454. f¢ erty fer somethi all. Bo W308. — ae | REA! > , : 7 > ae . oma . ~ : seer iced? aie hece ] , : O Neill, k | , i id ething simaii. x S06 FLAT—New 4 family flat ; | REA, ESTATE Wt wel stale Wart . : ten ~ agama =F , one for Juiy.| private dock, o1 wn water system, elec- | os r ma | ‘ottage. | N-339, Post-Dispatch. tea 4141 Westminster. RE AL. ESTATE Wtd. — EwANT Sew +P 4MT8Y FLAT 7 ’ ty o/ eit ore ime eo} Pal = . LJ , FLAT—4 f miiv 4. rer - i : ; : _— rey 08 T oer a oe O81 aM aaa (BQ } rasan i ey - . 31: : ll be ; pri Rly erside 4210-11- Az —s —— o: w Gouble flats. south and | nace S13 a1 se Act — — | for vacant lot. Box K-349, Foe ; a) | | Ds | ak : rin 1 ate drives and walk« 547 ” wes vuilder needs More vacant. - - . -- ome —~ RESIDEN(S . @ “ Aa : | tit a Fe Weert keane ET. om ° Kt, yd ; . | GOOD illines ane ishing righis on Kine. WEST END &. AND c. co. RE WE AL W ; ee | ahd Box A-35. -Post-Dispatch fk - igh - > Na 4-room doubie for gin- oe mae ee ES Th) OR DE. y : “ . .s onct agen a ¢ * ae en 7 aie se ; : re ON Ver ! ° a - Yi () ~ r - 7 = - ane om gle. in 418° . —_ ) SIKABLE TENANT: S45. FLAT ABOVE “ati mrestricted parking: desk fur- | L963 Pura es = = tiful # (O TRADE “cleat, So O0K a Manchest erty’ | ¥LAT—Double 42 $458 We Pap RESIDEN E Wid. 3000-78 ¥ . ca DESIKED. part ie CHESTNI T BOS. iad “ ry) ‘ ail .s . ) . | “ ; ~ — = . = _ — . ’ “sy TY? (7 inr 4 . . ore QO = ‘ Ps xy ° . sia mi ’ uu pr pe 3 want hat a ph - 2 : . ad apin, family flat. 5- 4 rooms, : RI et tern = he . os : . Q er : “ ’ iti i id d 3 de ‘ , i : » r tx 5 : rere * . . “. 7 9 : ee “ . s: 4 Siijga ) pe cy. =e erence 949" al) modern trade for yw | ™ 4 i. ~ rent So ; ms , BUILDERS’ COLUMN + . rt r vi cant or small ~- | ‘ew | EXCH _— E—Hebert, 5-5 rooms, steam | FLAT ey |—Single or double for by id jmmar 130K est i "tral 41264 | a y io 2S ne a ff, *--2* a 1 sf . Lowk eat a n 4-room ae. ing with grecery, meat 1 rke t nd bak 7. “7. 4E? MAT : - (coo) | 7OF SS to 25 persons: rent reasonabi: __BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES | #t 6016 Eitman avy | WENZLICK. CH POMEROY-BERG R. E. CO. _EVers. Test. | ery. PRospect 4433. hott | RESIDENCE WAN “ADEMY. i1451—l15x2~: good condition, | ema?) «: ? — yy a ; : at eur 504 AER jENERA! ONT? ° ee en + Sere - ‘HWEST BRANCH aay EA CHANGHE—Hardwure. a sint ~ FLAT . R BU Ni ALOW—To trade on vu- 5°74-74 Waterman: tncome $10 a month. | ster re . available. oi A ade Bide | &C > room ent for elul Somes Residences, flat wre hes. a1 a ~~ ; - : Dwi: ange for ciear propert oO : p., at in Cniversity Park. Box A- .| Sothing furnished GARTNER 6230—Basines Teton. lara : BSui | Kinds: wood for fuel. fn | pairimg: will finance. Wenz Builciug Co. | UNGALOW WANTED bany 1886. post Diapatch _ | Shepley or Fenche store, 4 rooms al. any bumness: rent | TELEPHONE add mall servi for oO eee eae ee es Ke me a = — ian vaay , PRESENT HOME TeO LARGE EXCH. , rade for lot or sacrifi FLATS——Two new Seuth Side single ee) men enn ——— WANT KEMEPENCE OR Masenahic. Upen. Phone "MA: § Uo ) ishing permanent business ad d@rese. ellitor 20 n a ae eee 3 ‘ee - tf Pour oth MeN era f-cylinder coupe a a S410) cash and S400) and va- | RESTAURANT —$400 — De et @¢rechamer for By : ris - } > : Y : ls , ; 2 : tant for equity. Box N-302. Pp Rox W.- dey : Ly NOONTER. 457°. - Desai rut] eatio Lara tien 1” pat “al BPO aiizeu She a Teatsttriikr a . “Te J : odie ie. VO Dune as nuUrth a “yt Ct. : : Uw Post-Dispatch. i- Dos, hae Pe) Le am Sin parier: —- shop gue’ fd repairing: onls + 3 Manufacture rents, Universa! — , _ _OF ROTA went xenange jor good 1 "KH 4 Ne z ~Bu mEalon e fOaua. aed FLAT Wid. —Exchange my Kansas City | SHERRY 6110—New. ot F Bleck |: 2 ae! BENJAMIN MUSHLIN RE. ‘s pees rie ae cade Bldg. (cl) | **" cubaonu se. on ive s2_p! : Box R-2% ost pateh. | rn, will take vacant ig t ate | ,eungalow for St. Louis 4-family fat. Bex! brick bungalow: $6250- take at Buder Bicdg, MAim Zolo. tRaliN! 7 ___T) hare office cami ; non Waele er on; i an pect ica tio awe far + EAT. Ni 190 t-Diena: , R-105 Post- Dispatch, (e7) | @s down payenent. balance a DELMAR. 4:37 rooms for busin . Lise a2 ey — ; —— eee ee a Oy & om rienced arm ect. 3 BI2 EXCHANGE an 3-roo a —- ‘LAT Wid.—Have choice business lot to | 7°8F Yecant mito 1 i DUPPORe=: Key ext door parts n , Rarle a aaiiee ae won Maes Eg mamec.} ge Sm a aed n bath bn: i i aia 0 5 POO! ungal eutn an daniel ior Hat om Seuth Side. River DELMAR. 5963—Muilding. space. auto re- Chance Bide: sieno vice 1 - a ag pe ee eee —— a Th. ond” “a ie i@ full particulars, Box N-19, Post-Ins. | * Semtstoaate ay , euUpiexk | EX CUANGI Axtels id-room residenc oo —— = enly $8000. — and aan ie take : a ’ ha : a j i fina fur ed , talk e Ps , othe Are J 2S ‘ . pet — _ heen cues -— @as a yg Acme B - an. : ie —_ mm 4 ek ' i bn _ a pee Peas : | e UR = Grant Place. Ju bol. st, are 1a nie tan. - 4 : ; Ty haw ray . ; , oT 76 t. hy Thies = - . : - * . . " S j Tent _ r mes ky ned ait ev . ape ae ee OTY) P re : , we . meee 1 tite —— a, Willis hogan , ot ~~ “ui — yell ange reuatty for fruit atu! SI NOLE b LAT. NOR ca 2 ~ RL. Ak F & BRD 2 ‘ yom et. ra nel Cu sh. ( ' i il ; : i ; ag " , 4 _ ‘ rot hh. ils one es at . am- Rr Nant - ~w 86057 im ; 'Sierm near |: ta: e ’ {oe New a asi - = horn or DiI 1? ne r J on ; oe . S301 tj The ryij} } i : ry | ) ty . e . ae - — = 4 | : : ? ‘? - q*? ° , ~ as th. hin . & 3 14 1——New uffice building ; S Q. 7 , tur . : ‘ . nit ty 1 bre T rN s1nil 4 EXCH AN, E—st lg Atwowe wir 7 wart Fa wi Pa $15 . che ap price, Take other prw s outsiie ~reeme, suitabie ‘esson Ferry rd. and feller ; on} re io 1 ~ r a oOce STEIN ocrighs derfnl cern i will exetas —e for | | on Uitame, 5639 Julian. Si REALTORS S22 Chestont bas: ° : Mivel le ‘] baat : ets sees ‘i residence I . 471987. Gur? - =. : : t IN . -” , nD ’ a. or *E . . :- > . 2 A I 4—— For a | nat ge or «& Sant p ; ‘ Victer S794. OFFIC E QT IT Fs - oe (ot! WILL BUI 1D Ss] ANLEY EPSTEIN. Ine. iat f ' 4 roome hat Bs ooieain — R . ~- ss 4 Fi) @ XN Ly E RSITY "’ T y fe FAUNSING summer ‘TT he 1 hex a - ° 904 Chestnut MA EX\ HANG E—Severa! desis of trust : house, Beyws.. 100" at. Vinmeent . SINGLE FLAT te i: ‘ é 4608 Lyk I \l \ R BI Vy L) shi) $0 - ( este . iverm * ii j re 7 , f: ary : ungal is 31 be einen 484 ' tailing - yt) O00) for ‘ lat oT apartment ; Mer *T Ding erm alle , Yacarnt owner. saree: a | ahaha ‘ “. © S41) wn isan | , re Moen Pert ’ burr nea! uw, be tM): Pweg , eid | ote ne mortgeace only or mich? «on- T ~a$a Post. Diepatich., . ce sumer of Walton av. heat) || ONE ‘OR MORE “ROOMS, SUITABLE nT — , ot orem. fines, ‘teatenent te: | S48: lange tele rehotise site, P2aq | Sider_clear farm. Box W-il2. Post-Dis 7 Tr Exchange [jie a2 Look at ; by ; . : ' i resicie ‘- ) - arge Olan, uw noe ; ‘ wwe ts Fe: . : - r ‘ —" rows * ¥ KEANE * FR \ ‘“ KE THOS Cheetn if : | lout oT ‘~ B. a ee P; o] . ta . ni . nani : tT “- Lie! >i , | 7 : ion tT e wa : sat een nuilding = _ pide. 9 ats, @CMTIL | 3 ra ” a ae a ‘ Sg — ' ~ ~ ’ A x j “s ; ae. ‘ ee : a ume fleer . eoeae in a FASTO ATi. @O0-11 (ust at? holes | ‘ eu \ ariors ‘ inne . b , ; bon ; Mitty imeurance; 257° = Dispaich hange, % Phone CAvdvany US6s a GA} ‘ i - ‘ts ne i . vir ba ax 3 é 2 - : Z e : Two stores. SUitat ior any Mmusinesét. See | ressma KR ers nut FT ~ : arce haa a with GU AR 4 NTE FE Cc ( INST. Om — Pas eli } ise es (7G) 4 t tris etnhut c i: *%% : Se STEIN with Z i ; OC: "estus EXCH ANt E—Chicken dinner far large FLAT—téts0.4%2¢ Ratger- &-family : SBRSGA BROS AGENCY Cv Beautifnuily dererated: nient f en : “1 Tite Guaranty Ri enty © ) i in trade for bun- | | mya Tithe tide ak tat. tod Geen Dea et t| 2 700 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. salow, S016 Packard. ‘and dining room: river frontage | bat, tellet, gua, electsic. ete. each flat:| | STANLEY EPSTEEN, 4 . “TY , » - a Btheas r . ; s re | ‘ ~~ ; bai: frvys . ¢ a >) = & a aan vibe pb a rae ad saics view Bidg.. Eastgate and Delmar. Indian S Hestnut (°on Riverside 4510-11-12 », : Savdvlished. Box A-165 jeet one deed of treat -—_) want ve 904 Chesteut 4 T NKING AR | 3471 Gravei vi : | 4 , EASTON, 5190 Large store: ideal loca- yan RNET & ZEIBIG, MA) a 4500 \ om — oe ee . OUT same 7 a nm EXe HANGE- 7150000) ©§6Germ rhe i monthly. : _— se TERS Ta tidee a & wen for any busi adel si # his nad : et onenin BUILDING? HOCK Lot Wid. Small House of bun ands for Nigh srade 19 garge showin, | ESTTIZ. $08, TIS Chentnat. Cex, gue, SOREN. S852 Steve. 3 ae .“e ‘ rr ~ ; oa | weemce : a of” wat 2 ~~ weer tL Steel Raa n Tt iat ‘© PHi-Poame about 71 Ms TT . | BASTON. 555°! .:; rm gy ’ e ; eo : Eatimates and prices. eratia ange ~o | eosin’ “eam 7s er a hammeriess " | — Flat wanted m «s farm of iot. S881 MENPFELD ee saae Sam am heat eranitola | WANTED * : rates, 412% work bi a ay ; Eleberry t- Seenien, 4 310 Tithe Guar ; te. “qf : : ‘i ‘ 2 . ‘ | AN I ED T ’ ; iB } Bid ame . ‘ baad ty try) *? “ * ‘ ee - . _ - . MOA Ay, . RY! rr hy? res tietce ; ; — a : ro ~ as rig, ; wnt Saito ¥ ; oO RENT | art ~ . ze Co. — . —_ : ’ : \ navies on f > - . nae rig hreipee , CO TROURKE > 6106 V wtorta. Tr ~ EWENT Wid.—flawe 2 roo ‘ a3 >, *3?) | eeety : whe ’ —T . ms : ~~ Mr) 4i* ed : F SHUM ART Re , AT Wiad it ‘ES. Current five — S168 Graves Aclede 45°0 Riv. T5003 | ieee eententh aa? aananiiiene — Post-Dispatch Tt terww ain, are hee a 4 t hestm ‘ : RE Tiitt th } . ft i ¥ ye " — ~~ : ; . oa D ; a OE SSS Ast reese chon or oe, | tet BS, Bee WTS Pes see GAO wren, BGO pcr acre, | OE puetment._ic98) | Charles rock toad: eaxcelicnt hush tromte and Srwsiry, ving inet tena SINGLE FLATS NEW. WEST “9 . } for my ; 7 vas WON. . - A is : aes | é‘ < eeeell ! +f ae mga | be me ; oe business | ; same ie nelle peeing ee ent: bn obtidren : nals Gnd ee eS ____ REAL ESTATE CARDS WAbeon Lalew Tuble garages. Own- | d-al | tat Disnaten (2), s00d look mete yraee 4 : zeae | RENT COLL Et TIONS — 5 a ee 4, 29%, naar men 5 per month: wenn ensues Chestnut. MAm S382 slain of aan Pe. .. ¥ 7 ot vtees ran - et ae . ‘ . res , , Ps toe oe ee ae a mas a : . vies Me | cone bein eo ’ ; : : at GS ~s “eho —_ - a P a ' Ranted bh a a = “a | 15 x . : | * : : ‘ , re McMFNA Ra 0 _ | Bs ; 7 : | | - | ) # =~ ~- _ it 4 100 each pane on ar _ Soares 1308 XN. Gran Tain aloes he al vuity in single Mat. S204) dend a dam a tee = , , : EA NaSce—t ows . BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY c CO 78 G ) ear = a — a, ed i oe | war 4

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SUNDAY, deters, 90.3550, 4 __ sprit, 28, 1839 _ 32000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences, For Sale Today. —=__ anaes / REAL ESTATE —E ae « ) _rE : FORT Pane oe eee i REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE + RE: ‘REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY) SUBURBAN ‘PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. POR SALE _) SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR = Seumnn, modern; Seer’ parnee me Bieron: pardnovs Goon, shect-rock | ANd Deeds of Trust to Trade _ Flats and Apartments Wanted | “Ui 7\GE—trogn in Derstdule. oy Olive | BEAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE — STOP. LOOK AND LISTEN: | $160 month; wwner wants clear le : Strect rd. 9027 Kempland pL: leaving bungalow or residence. t, farm, house furnished; lot © |} Cen use good double flats or good im- | DOUBL A - AER BR rey Se ' pe: ae B. i! | : . E. (0.. 310 Title + veel rt ge PE kK. puilding jot. Box the 4. t?, |} come property. Box N-283. Post- Cuest lb. | Sonth. L Pheet kak ee from wigs ee | city: —— good car as down. pay eo | “oo fe age rock toundation. bath Dont make the tandiord rich. buy tis W eanl EMENTS IN an i ares = =." _1609, 7TH ANGE—Hous. Big Bend and | \ 2101 > 1 Cj) —— - hey ce. sifictiy modern: beautiful. large’ 5-reom efficiency bungalow. garage: pee | V a ae Seto Sengalow res. . L. >. tot 100%. 530: garagze: tame? aVO. « ALLEN AVE E. } SINGLE FLAT Wid. Stee! x i ever 5); CUUNTY HOME—Brick. 6 rooms. bath, | a shrubs and fruit trees: — not cash, balance hike rent: south side of M Kaence; wi .’ iene P house: ex ve for wity income Northwest corner Longfellow: ideal & years or 311.000. Bo - P.-D. (c} electric. furnace. barn, chicken and other gain ote owner at property Bren- chester. Des Peres. Mo.. one mile west of | (ONT) p s TRUST “CO,. FOREST 8240. room residence, on % floors, with large; PLAT Wtd.—Sinegle flat, a “Side Box | RUUdings: 3 acres: on Olive St. rd. Otto | Bast (4226 Edgwood. or V ATTEROT?, 6307 Denns road. Hand ist — =. house; rn ce Resi: 16) — ee ave FANGE— Will trade $14,000 leeping porch and sun parlor: oil burner | 217. Post-Dispatch. a. ~ | Brown, CReve Coeur 377A. | son. eenithliaieemiiilediaien — a - USE | _ ace tor Poul iry and aows ae bungalows and cottages for | 1Ot- geld neat: all the latest improve-| FLAT Witd.—For 5oom clear cottage, on | ~ - (900——Five-room _ frame, hot-air vdeden teen eS SGALOW CHEAP’. Crs - 171s pal of income property. Box N-282, |, menis tty con vemsent location: card | Amherst. CAbany 5663J. earage: lot 41x137: just west of! ‘Th »-room bungalow in good neigh- xe H N — ot p . HENRY MHIEMER ‘ZR. CO ‘1 hesu | Big Bend and one bi south of an- borhuod : close to svhoolse: lot 555x160; this ’ ’ ti! ro om te .. u wanes: have ‘ i =. & _ CHestnout 8453. mbinkia ae hy | FLAT Wtd.—Will pav $13.000 for mod | chester _e . a ? =. 9 (is a real ‘barsain and must be seen to be FORECLOSED wit Wvoming: $-reem ern double. Bo 1-394. } p e : . a4 -. , HANCE 4? 18 ye S: S-roem 2s x 3 Post-Dispatch. .| REAL ESTAE MORTGAGE TRUST cO.. | appreciated: price $4300; terms. Take St. On 3 s wa tes ive "concen "eo Trade Opportunity FLAT Wid —Modern 3-room single or dou | 1000 Pine st. Telephone Bide. CHest. Shei) | Charles car to Walton rd: walks south 3) ang will sell for balance due. Very ' pl 8 ROOMS, NEW FUR- | ture. | Each apartment of 5S rooms i 4 m airground, Natural Bridge: FRUIT FARM—RS0 acres: crapes. apples fruit and | jon" i ~ —— t Ai vA: 8 ROO FINGuM: Lee | Scoree Sie bath. Ol, burner and ather av. Box 1-199. Poxt-Dispatch. and peaches: 30 minutes, ron soe — heli oy raise ciickem,. Pro tee : ) r—-—~je ; inements ncome 300 per annum. SINGLE = AT Wité.—,& . own: a rea arzain, See D 318S Pe ° a 5 napcnenge . . : (TTAN oe . —— ‘ =TN 8. a. outh. ne nts “ to $6000, Will cive 0314 Wateon road: A — he pee nn these houses the minut vou se — —— tal v O H-HURNS. MAin 42 2 ay : . wel] located Callaway 80 res. $400u: , : them. talk ebcut cute, co ia — aS Omas Ca a rs — = we 9 as aman Value $ ef want income. assunie first clear. balance . coal - acre! v : ° an as re of ground: ~-car garage. ern and cx zq‘ they are up-to-the mis an a : *. . *9 : ~~ r . — ee . - eT’ WIC. _ Hz a" : gorn as iden in “3 j ae " ust earry. Sere Phil Se hiffer ee 5639 Juli in. es Le i a@s8 UIC. iliame.. 1512 Quendo: »- room bungalow: hard- well constructed : “all improv ements: ; \ C he oa ] ot in | | : : ; ant MAIN 41% with G 4 1 ‘K, REALTORS. Tae Cc hestnut,. Ihe wi. VUuls. (cia! ¥ od floors. 8 rarage, ete : cated close te schools and stores. rou) Z VTCee 4 Main ‘ iffice , Field orice — mid.—! lave ; 4 4-4 ringie for NI A ii} 41% ' He Mf E \W A NT ED j Ras i018. 50x163- price $H000 ; in St. will be surprised at the reasorahts ric | \ ll ACLEN D \ ; - °j 4 N. Vande enter 9500 Olive Street Road - sin 418~. a "r “ — rem s oo = . with terms the same as rent: $5400 and 44 4 a . ti oe — ~ i—Have new 3-v single fur 3-F AMIL Y A PT. CABANNE DISTRICT See Mr. Beers, 8104 St. Charles _rd.. for . See these todaw . ond he os a ie -PICE ° CE RD Phone WYdown 1055 or Lindell 0410-0704 in 4 418° ; ar O73% MePHERSON AV\ i N.7e@K. pe: y cash up to $15.000. Box | County cottages and bungalows. WAbash/| See Reinemer. 9329 Midland. Overland: | PRICE AND LADUE K aon SING LE FLAT WTR. TR {DE ht mR R ESIDENCE a7 USL — "1 Sion - ! jon ¥. " Siehsoneme 3125 S. Grand. LAc. 0620. mae mares reece ra. ts /ood- Opposite St. Louis Country Club grounds. residence rood condition: | : é ef _— erate EE “alg td.——Must have large yard; pay a ' nm south to the Creve Coeur car) Owner leat ing city; will sell at sacrifice: was i ‘ i? wi * . “> bed ¥ large roonis and open porc?} ° newly , Caen. H. Bracking., “ASO Beit. HOM E—A bargain: electric: 4 garTraze - fruit. ; ° ‘ take Creve ( o¢ ur CAT ty 6 = : » ’ Stade will show; Por [Ts { newe id Out: Iso redecorate A Hiot sk : a . ro ; 9 flowers: handy to train and cara: a, -mile son rd. *) j lot 1OMx3 ‘ For further information. — Y y ainted inside an ut; a reuecorated | HOUSE Wtd.—7 or § rooms: in St. Rose's | ~ Ange + le — MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO.. Agi. | an! new electric refriceration installed. Parish; reasonable; give price, descrip- from eng of Manchester care. on Biz Bend ee & SPECHT. 4ih and Pine MAin 30640 112 7TH ST 7 ian : é utiful Tour | Will trade for modern home or single flat. | tion, tu lep) wwne Duinber, Box W-7 P weet 900. Mr. M. Roth. Kirkwood. P. O. N s KI ) 1? : ‘ he | es ; siie ° } ae 4 h ’ “4 A EL: > > . = . . . s ode rn . ] | See eee ry BY EPS oe : Dispatch. 8 y at | he 13. Pox 145. . Hou Lyndharst an. - 6 reoms, , ; A MOD JO HOM ». Post-Vis.. | bathrooms and. all up-to-date jmprore- | Lyndhurst av... 5 rooms. $6250. | BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ; , oe Ni c- y. ir av. wie jouble fl or small at. ant Tye ~00; $ WO: ¢ | Soin ee pee Sas Us| |, {partments WANTED | Seis idetete PP a2 tcen |S tems es soeome toms pe | unmet, ergey. tery ik mgalow or single fiat. : 8 Pp ‘ t a? SoUSi-—-4-reom frame with sunrecm: 1x 6 Carson 5 reems, gH250 pene | center hall, large living room, Lirepiace, q " | “FUN , al! i ee | roennnr ° : »- Lang Wot eb osst SUBURBAN AV. '|Business Property A outer 6f Sah-sitate | moder [convenicnees: 113 blocks from | hauapeeldapenteouead | tek apa modern flat. Riversia : ehtle wi | fer | Car. aoe: | 7xx Argyle av., ¢ . $6500, | 2 baths, o ; incinerator, “-car sern at. Ri oe Fent coud automc oe aa” iene oe A By t nN t d H () NM KE s | Ske pase furans Geet, Gade tet | Sa choice vacant. Or see frame. pA ce 8 - fio egy Fm eg Pawn BERRY RO = NORT II OF LOC KW OOD AV. — chix) oi rom flat, bathe. ¢ an gles. p r ] en S an ee Pie ye | let. 2 screened, porches lot 860x150: at-| Jd. A. BROWN, 2829 Lyndhurst av. | SPOIL CEE BAER Le PS WEBSTER GROVES , is MEIMED. WIL] Wiese Mechan Sieat te Wied oa price: 574 Ridge. . Call eer $50 C ASH—$10 MON TH = R. WEISELS CO. |b o + Dee od ‘ : ‘ gL 79 THE OD SI 4 Business Property mom ee ae HOUSE—Bargain, 4 rooms, 30-foot corer | acres. 4-room house: wel! and young | and ¢ es ae A few choice highly restricted heav ily wooded lots left, so : | surrounded on three sides by Algonquin Club. 7 lot: only $5500; $100 cash. balance $15) ae K., $246A Flad. GRand O4ut. eNO) Pag ——— ees SSS bate D bl Fk] t | $40,000 TO ST te esas dete: ae eee ay IT 5 . : neavily ¢ . road fo Herguson duncton. “e block west:| $50 CASH—$10 MONTH || N S R | nat Not bearile en ouble Klats ecaes paw Peale song soni orl cl | AN UNUSUAL OFFER || J. W. KERR REALTY COMPAN ° | HOUSE — One acre of erounst 2-room orchal d. i2K iA "Fiad, "GRand a401. (cPO) | | . | . . A — Bias —" pMrAsitY EPSTEIS * Main 4384. | Single Flats WAITING For MoMeS—Supmir | ,7#g yeu water. raraxe. chiciin howe. “MODERN. OULTRY Farm |, 0429 Cecil Ave. 109 N. Tenth St. Realtors MAin 2624 Ji reniit 4 ; . . ‘ —— ' single flat or los a 3907-04 UTAH YOUR TODAY schools. churches and stores: sa! , Six room residence up-to-date 1 e . ° os . } | ¢ 2 . ‘ . we with | . ‘ / —. Sareea it ALTY ai amily fler of 3 asec gee og F esidences GEO. F. BERGFELD CO.. INC. | a pr el terms if desired, buildings to care 1000 mn | Between Wydown and Forsythe. | ——— 3 . , verside ne A tock “ j cx “hi in j Oz li- , > j avy Bil : o sey . ; — r ; Ive aytiful high . he % 430. p es re- | ? - : = LABADIF, 4736—Moaes and gararc. Realtors BR. P. OWEN ORGANIZ#7TION, duced to. $8750; will sell Jess trontas 10 rooms. 3 baths, sunroom up and | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE rh o-O) Want smal x near Page and 3 yy cog | TTY - J832 West Pine Bou! JEff 1437 Halle Ferry and Chambers rds fd , down stairs 4 charming suburban Dickmann, 51> is. Snort LAr. 0670. a VOI ve ne ul. erson ‘| a eat I esired I. it a me ‘ — _ FOSKIN. ts ABBY RT. “SLATTERY, Ltn. 306%. 4 a, re 3-room couble for I a eS QO ; in S _ = EVergreen 7008. C) | Sappington ss se south of B | ' home offered at a very special price. Acreage Ferguson i Ant Wid. , JANE, 8531—Bungalow?+ rooms ‘ater. | Bewd rd. Mr. Peters. owner. | TET ae LAFAYETTE, 2146—5-5 room single, Souls MAiI Suburban Property Wanted aertste- 3 sialon” Erene aa ay en = Owner moving to} i 50 ACRES—teyer ond Mancnesier: ripe | ELIZABETH. 405 N.-—7-reom modern e ! | om eg brn gen ol 3S A : — Wid.—Have Ousincess property I: xchan eS of Merit | BULLDING LOT Wid.—For buncalow.| &™ _1d.: 3 blocks from public school: | G ANNONDALE é New York and will- 7 ) for sub-division: bargain, URam) O06. a es Pmanee : tue bath. path Sn a heat, * | S-room bungalow: modern; want singi em BAin_415 415 Richmund Heights; pay cash, 3665 Me ame? rls ben easy terms; $2500: 7561 Stanford av.: lot 538x139: 7 rooms. | | ing to sacrifice. { ($17 PER ACKE “om, a good farm of Ra “7 | shrubs. aewere. shade ae | BRANNER. Riverside nate "zt Wrp.—IiN IN MU MOORL ANDs. Bis a GLICK HERMAN GLICK, SAM | Re-. (eo) | owner, Indell 04 W Hivinng ruum, dining foom, kitchenette. * ; acres with house, barn, tes. = 6 ton , trees: jot POx4 60: ES: cE PROPERTY. LACLEDE 35. | SCHIFFER. HYPLIP SCHIFFER. SOL!| FLAT Wtd.—Exc!} hange my beautiful new CLAKEWOOD—Firsi ind Delmont: 4-room Ledrvoms. sunreum and den, two-car ga- | iF r ALICIS scus muna? Co. near New et Mo. hone ay GRAF &2 CASE wth. ee ee —_ 2 6S“ lee rr sng on lite hway modern: prefer corner let. "m1 good s‘reet A pe Ee wa ae 8 ne ea Oe a ieee! a tl a ~ 3s . bee, ene “ —_ . or ex " and J on ers : “- : - goose ‘ , - . ” . : rage adjvwining house, hot te heat: lo WEbater “400. Will exchange north t ‘HE DAVE SHEPLEY. and JOHN root brick ungaley in Webdstez frame: gas, eleciric, water; $200 cash; | [44 songs wen w ee a WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., es) FOREST, 701-6 end Menard sts. for yacant et ‘ ltors e° | Groves, one bio f orth | Dalance easy. burner, Humphrey hot-water heater, ; 3 ee iain ch EE of ONE ee as Nat ’ Factenhens eee rer K, Realtors, & of y — west of Pyoe> | trangporta- | F.. A. CORNELISON, nse very dest vi condition and beautiful- | == SS cox) tite beth. ¥ shower; hardwood } tion ‘a | Chippewa and Nebraska. PRospect 621%. | (¥ Gecerated; owner will show you | CR AND MOVDEKN OUsE ene ; LTER KOLL AS. 616 Chestnut «st. = ———————SSSSSE | | tion. for a “sy uble flat in city. Box N-140. | =; }; scan sane | Ty wae ACRES ANICKMEVER-FLEER RLTY. INY. CO. ru wid —For exchanre. modcrm 6- | OPPOSITE, POREST PARK Post: oe Spat ge to =, OC on Gravois. Lemay —— k “— aRTi MG Arfield O00) COU N T RY Hc MES me Dorset eo “ad k.---% Valles N. GRAND. COLVAK 3476. ent est re miultv «un . . ; as - 9 td, Small, is denwood f- erry. eciegrapn an “‘esson: or house | — - — — _ nd ub 5b rooms, ) . > ; . pa — ~~ i apartinen mt . 7 E Bees a Kingshighway, nerth of Chouteau; = aek in el - rood go “5 vas ‘So ih "St. dacn-" sia faruent auy ales po oride. — SY A Mi IRE Hil LS || MeKNIGHT ROAD—®'4 acres: 1% | WYdewn 0155. @ 405 ‘| ERE FORD pad fe Z ~ aoe Boag pens teks 19.110; ideal location for large effi- | can pay cash. Box N-60. P.-D DIEHL. 6801 Gravois. Riverside 2990 1 - gece ’ grue | roums, 4 baths; tear —— of Cla rv : ° Lig e. By Aros Spe |! ; . : —_ — ene jUngalows and Ob fr 2 le , w.° 5 7 . , FLAT Wiad irk art- see og ec. A ee ae gf PO ca blo Mts Je ffereon av. | by: % On ' ‘, a ee a ger . ayy Og | DENNY ROAD—Between (Clayton and _ wee EGIL aad §-room fremsa "heskionee goad cond: B34 W ash in 7 within. ‘ 7 ? , ‘ 4 cle ny € ] 4 rovia cultlage: lot vbalwu: Ss. oti! V letor 1s. (eth? } - a : c (Mie: cal A bBne ete. ime bicmanpe es road: “ “Cres; 13 reome, 3 bathe; ' furnace: oo ge 450 aaa Be mee FLETCHEL R. Se REALTY co. = rive Bova) | LOT—120x175: north of Page. between t , F ag nee See, Pome { eae ene] L ‘tend Scar ‘erage. aye ney eo sheatioey and tt. sar a! | BAYVLESS, 611 (one-half block east of | residences 15340 and 1350. Ferguson, Bux | ()°8*:) ase Lreve Coeur car & ackland YING | HF gs Ay ety 401 and cr LAIT w ANTED. = get in the 3200 as ote | Temas Ferry rd.)—Modern 5S-room frame |) A-121. Post-Dispatch. s | rd., walk one b vek West ou Midland b eee egy arres;@ 10 STOM K_SCOTT RLTY. CO.. EVerg. BAO, | —~ lh , WixI@o ef oe : drive out §$ ngs, . ts Laine Ki ha d voms, 3 baths; “-car garage. 4 ACRES ON BROTHERTON BANE lon ict a aon bungalow: let GUx132; gurage, side drive. | [OT —Lockwood: 100x1 7 G: choice bunza-| west tlo car t ; . "4 ood . . Cave sa*rj Wes « ul .e. ‘ . = ot Ps ‘ , "3 "re" ; , J i mn th ore 6 14> ‘ ‘ . 4 x-roem stucce bungualew, - A. wore Hills FRED GB RGSCHULPE. | CORNET & ZELBIG toilets, electric lights and ran > ticw fit} Vi asi neo. ‘ . 4 =@’ ; ee : . " . . r a 40 19 ov ft St37 tna neid _ ta — OW N -ER W ANTS TO TRADE sk . ae BRINKOP R K co low lvecativ! tn act | . : ~via ; = ' . . a : CH’ eT 4445 Gravois. | Agent $11 Lackland. WAbash 1100. BROWN REALTY €0., . DP. BUCKLES, INC, ore . 3621 S. Grand. LAclede ate TE — — Sconces = L Ac) -19 CHESTN « | sarage: 50 frukt trees, high locate RESIDENCE—4 rooms. mm > a USS _Monchesteg, bilan 8100. (62 rr te cen || FAYLESS, 307 To 321—Beautiful 4-room | TF apy enn gd LA DUE ACREAGE | ; ereasn rund bus service, with 4 acres, between | \oniai' oll burner, entace ki basemen, CENTRAL 1084 ‘ owner will take small bath b ingaluws: altics, wien | Gnighed ' +" alks: 150 feet from ‘car line. JAclede i We have 20 ae ame s of ar th malt ees —— | Normandy: one PL) ge LTY CO.. large lot: Kood Joca tion, : GE 2 ENT farm for flat and btmgalows. Jr Bungalow or ciear vacant. ¢ Teoms; complete; septic tank, | 4566. (e#Ox) | acreaxe in this rs dubiiui cistriet: ati hie Kor Sale | GArfietd R348, S12 Tithe Guaranty Bids. roe ae oo ain If you want tet an. etranolilan cli - . EPSTEIN & IN. MAIN °©1¢@° Em TRADE QUICK — ' s. Get} ~] ANLI 5 EPS] KIN. Ine. BLUFF “suai Near St. Louis; wil | ; un hued ‘ t P| ean be bought right and with wonder! Lyendbus sdscorn., ' {ENAM “tk ce 3208 NN, ni. led wee de a ane ll ne never Been acres of «round with any | : n bungalows. homes, acre trac of Have client with e feur m bok Duncadus Witis tratin, FA AL ESI ATE ¥ TD, TO BUY raver = soe 4 ~ : Me ry -—- Y — _ 1. : ‘ra = u anaes : oy ee 4 om A " th | Sut more leaulift 1 evergreens, aiateiten climb- | look. One of the moet! any size price ane description m oypme ws ‘ , our. | B aaniwoed fieurs, in the 40x: lock | meadow: sent leanne. Yettersen 4463. | a a Cog tell at ae tert 50 ons ag en : a ee ae Gene | ie and flowers of all kinda: also beautiful tracts of land know your wai ny cent i A ‘\ LEY EPs TE] »* Ine E. exebansc ze - : ‘ ‘ | Hand ; . we > os : : . , Al ‘ ty . — Bene _ > ter heat $-CAl rarage Sein) S500) CuBi Sile . Ph on ; a eulid — -* “4. 4 i ‘ ah : 7% - lake, 145 oo oo age ee Glendale 4hary , ler. AL flat re > f h A . va +H tt ins . 4 ' ‘ J) artt trete ti mw, te ° n on b . ‘pe > - “ ~,* ' , , x : 0 nei mm IITice ly (e rent. a4 she _— . . ai a : - AcTes ih river ire #04 Chestnut MAin 4584 | — B twe- or euch & home. Box N-136,| moutuls, inclu 3 aie 1188, | BT RB KN ee Rib aceneammnnmpenctaneapioge | ee oa tad Gail ead of Detube 9OS.08 ‘many beautiful country bome and lodge | CORNELIA. 199—A beautiful Spanish-type : rvomis, | = rs A MI “ce po tom of the bi . Of dot, jot ~OMxa et ' ilies Most attractive I-room residen:« 3 sites: 150 acres tm virgin timber; 45 addi- residence @ : . ‘h tm iy ot ee ee ee or «a NGALON B deri . » 2 . j : - ; > a 4 or wi a : ay . on rey err borpeets Bri la b,aets yr my pF, ae fies re oor oe Wwe mee 19J. 841 “Gavan ay. e} ‘¢ ow: garage; cu. r: bi ‘ tal ' 4 ' i rHWwul}l ‘ > bad ‘ ; ‘ : rrr ye?" . - ert i. ‘ s . prs bee Sh Se oe . is: ei at ou to of- | INCOME PROPERTY Wid.— Anxiy to | et ee ene : rms. ‘ Pag pip EN GLISH ose — mavens a Zz NEW. 4-5 ROOM ENT. Rae wood SliW. Prat) = ch. | buy: any description, Bux _X 14 | BUNGALOW — Moder. 4-roum. $5400 | errace \ ve: new and h. er mel _ ‘well evo: COL NTY “ACREAGE oT] ‘Ee KENT; NFAR HIGH ans ~ 495 PARKLAND PLACE ‘ . . fai) ; of e ; . v " " * . ‘ . er . ‘ . ‘ 9 ; =o. M4) se)y° sis , ' outa = . »- a ’ At - mu , «er i , Ini \ Afi ’ 4 a ‘ , c ow ts a ela , .. henge ‘) i ob moe uy. pt, cheap ry SM Caen. Ww ty 4 1S Os ; Bin ee an far acme Ot MANCHESTER meee een Sie, one | RADE CHOC iL. CHL RC MES A re Twe or west of wer sr ST. Lot Is KI ’ ' , otk wre ~~ | Carn. ‘On. pear Bells .vant ul reat Mar 7 TRANSPORTATION: DRIVE OUT NORTH | modern | “T Co.. , * Ae sete: A oe worth: $7 QU) — ; ’ hh 1° t- 1G-eaer iia chiatia ard 7 1s S U Y mile east of Denny; 80 ac TRA ROAD TO HA ™ AT.. | tee ee OAT eo ell 0461 ee easy Al: m1 Rd.: 111 acre ; ees ow BLOCKS Tov DisPr A Sean Bi——J acres, grapes; ides ne? Thiru t a hed. : ; Sik. iteeaine ade. ran y 1°, | baths: gare: r 2 cats. witl ae 4 ; HOLS fAtinvn ; : + - eh " . - a " ; tat et ‘ ‘ . al ‘ . . S N 7 Ls e 3 HeEOMe Proper a oo ee in | LAT Wed. —4' close to Little Flower | 4°" vpn sooner nai Pie OE all in good condition. For ecard of admis- . LN awe ate Pa LADUE AND srOEDE RVUADS—S, W. YTON NATIONAL ©€0., ~ IK h CALL TWILLMAN, CABAND R454. (6 (tag eal gente udivision: | Se Soul. Richmerid Weights: cus! Bers ‘: } ae meee" Sy) 1 "GET: HARI REALTY ¢ (in ESS BART eo tss corner; 160 ae wxDOWN ‘Nae OR WEBSTER 4017. con Ww Ti BARGAIN ' oa = ¥ ’ ; , ‘ 4 . F pate - ‘L C ee é le whe os Be. 1. J ‘) i — fate + 3418 Pine G ' “a 7 | tatth vubas om aud —* Mie —_— —_ ; BYE es anova geome + nF Bee L 60y X_ 4th Lé Ook A TT a SE RARG AINS LADLE KOAD- ‘North side. cast of | ‘ « ety | ’ ‘ é Yule ‘ ‘ . ry : . . : ss a ’ an pal wn | car Tine: t horth of St. Charles rd, 2 in dt | "four Lo 2 1" fe , ora apen a we : . -~ ‘LN aw = fpr ai ath: new ; -aran® ( de HPoOwyprownt: wear ech -7 ’ DrIeK Puy iv on i *% Manchester; at acres: W y q vide. MARY. 1027 2 TOUDS : Kelvinator; ga-; own teriues. BIXBY & Tea 001 Go17—New tu we —- AMP l eh 19 Ry > a 1a | WD. —whk HAVE «Ast iram>: caracse: lot Stxw6 hby rd.| Bargain. $2930: $500 cash balance ms: OF Pg go ‘ DENNY ROAD AND LITZINGER raze: g00d condition: terms; Jeavivg city | Cust. ts yo se eee (rede bt _howse s ox Ws ‘| BUYE OR BUNGAL PAR whee 7 Be or’ Lake | A. ew | = neg : ROAD—16 acres. (99) . _— AND mes RMS: OR euall down pvarment: terms t wit. Call -ATTEROT 5307 Easton Abany 61! . ig uw ows - ' a - MeC UTCHEON ROAD—South of Clay- om n : 7 amume ~ ne a = - | smd : RES I. T rHe 0 ‘ + ay av LOY) ' 8 - dup : coms : . _ apeaine press " Ro et “0 94) we : sean : a ton Rd.; ‘adjvining Ridgetop; 50. 58 : RORTH AND St a on B10 - "an caeaen - oo PROD LTS TY y Wid hae % 2. . ; ; . -AYTON XN ATL. wy La. —s BUNGALOW — re amg SUNreUum:! BIG BAT sAIN—d rooms, Ule bath. fur- THL SE CAN BD). BOLG wT ON MON THLY acres. ) | desirable sae chickens: ermal dewn vay UNGALUW— Matt brick rove, oad 4 mri ; . , i : rp tin ETD . ESTAL& Wtd.—Te emenrt pre! ferred brie] new and modern: t 46x17: one nace. Pr. gas ami electric: S-car « PAYMENTS CLAYTON ROAD—West of Balias Kd.; ment. Box H-354. Post-riepatch. bath, furnace. garage; termes. xX. & — diese leention and price. ik x A-197 block east of ler int . between Nor- age* je re eoncrete work: ree, The $i Du ‘e| Leto 4-room Ceuntry Life eaeres;: 4 te 7 acres. RE. MDENC i for quick eale: only 2441 M ar. +i e* i as ’ : : : : sa ca * . d ‘ Se . aureet aia te. _ ia : ' s * ‘ . ’ | ] | oa ’ . - - e e ‘ on 4 e . — . ‘ I ' Fag : Box N-VRO, Posi-Dispatch, Os -Diepateh. mandy end Ferguson: wi race. lot, (105. These rooms are large a! frame cottage. ‘ ere, Tur : ane oe und Fergu ; wili trac } ‘ | ‘ _— vrerDmm "ash. balance like rent: 6 rooms. | CLIFTON, 853)-—For s or trade, 7 " Ct gras 3 , or -s LATER FARM = wie or trade rt wy DT Tt?! wants “cvunts reaze: | Hf. re SUTRKAMP C*)., 6551 Easton . caaee : rveom Se romor upstairs; + UY! nace, tollet and garages: can be bough CORN kK r & ZELBIG ; large yard: _~ oe i. ruom yen. with ] conveniences, : be el mn et heer eT paxsted ‘farenco | «i Wiest 5 r, + _ ater ent -ThMenn tc i RONG ; ; i are see and belalice Cary. axe’ fur $4000, - . - Kirk wood ear to ossie ay Let BOx1 50 x rs SWook., 4615 (Pine lawn. M SO . arhay ; pe iid [ i I ; : Nrice., 1x i ate. -§ — Th pat j 37 7ALOW . wt completed: j . ging = — Moe Se “ HERMAN TKG Ee THO! t. 719 Chestaut St. . ° ir 7 a.) nes tye : a , : é ; r} se - ake , has cd. a Ps ’ : ww W Ebater | EEE 4-room frame: concrete foundation lat eid SI . 2 ac ANT LOT - ~ te ~—tave foOGd tncome! fe vous . 9 ea wae Ls ‘gene ~~. - iy S-storv brick orthwest corn! ! 163 “ : RKGRKREeS. WELLS —— : — — ——— | oe — av.. Brentwood. ie’ | CLIFTON, 87 29 — 6 rooms. he urnare ; ‘ } oly K ee ee imlige. (Abatry s20hd, ae. PMOxLSA: S300 eash will handie ; bean Las ro e po VOU WANT property fo . like rent. BLIMENFELD RK. E. CO., 310 , NKR TP AMILY? | — an KK) nor lariack , a : . ERE’s A BARGAIN, &: nm. &. © . ms WANT 1 or 2 ee lots fer mg equity in oer an] S71 744): ens aor wen. | Td.. west to Ch : then BOTEN « r N ; Ox1lo0: made wae (sihar. Bidg MAin 160. ot lemerns, - reames, Z ’ } “ood BP al & Rex uu“. Beh Poat-Dis, : j T wey Wwral He wa) ti ‘. 3 on , , i ” cx BR ry Ne c \V W \ Vvd { ) W ] j H { ) rst C CL A ) r ‘ IN ROA D LIN i at bsg om a — box! Mc rady | Hr’ oe MP - ‘ —— Al, nasi A’ 5 l. » © nee -¢ i eran sen Ot = vie r « | Vane “! aw washagias th nOGer: \ x. 5 = CIORY 1 - : ‘ ; : I f ’ : mae ! i*?i) itr Atiol "’ fio ~)EY at? oo A ge ag s°460 on E . ) ? . age ae [or $s , " Ine it OMPICw i higtd en, eniene ” acrer ear RE ted bod frame. - *O04 —_— ns a. "4 1s + | J 1» nes * 1 {. 1} iitiw mia JL ES) \ KA R BA LLAS Sundar. ay aa te a i , vs anneal P te oy my fruit : or “ fu . _— - ; iio of cround, C ore * } ‘ el | } iif] t i Pow % athe iar ce uv eT ul ul 7 J / ol Tor rAR™M S- 0 « aed ‘Ber, ss aver as C. ARTHU Rr + RENTROP. ‘Ss 1 Tis 2 anise. nile } iis ~ OeaLns, ¢ “in % rH} By ‘ACKES ROO’ water fem r Bi trie: vient: | 07361. ’ ees eee or on ‘tettaenn i ar ari u Charl s td. to Lackland pagk 67214. _ OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY. N DAY. LL *? a venr, ant jot ax K-349. P. cf) LEVPTLIN & SON. MAIN 2162. We0s Boot ay REA FSTATE : i} aut Z - ~— a , = - ‘g Ps a rm. toecas burtie: refrigeration one Ligeti es . : — é Rru newin) . dio " . Fry WANT \} Ax) °.§ auMtt.¥ I LAT 4 - BU as SE LT. AN®W "1 ] ADE p i sth 414. ; ° Gr » | rete ss] ‘ OTT a , Traseton ‘ Aly auyY G10. bye autiful apd “ ell appoint ore ae Rg , , i just building: 3 dandy rooms: tile bat eal’ 1607 VYassier. Wellston. me room. breakfast room and kitchen; a NGALOS —Rew tae ons ‘Nator " F Al RAN 1— $4! rad ar rool SIPENCE © N 7 y . 2 ; " hardwood floors, water. gaa, tiectric a! TOR ly arg ak tree open - ’ or sale or ren month ature : yes e.- Ror We] “ned _ Se EP exe ate for =, I a : yy 5 . on . ofie te zt Rg amy _ ad fi t lot .. all for S6000 : its won- | Te-i}? = —_ 5 SE | nang to 5 ro ps a ae vers a BEAUTIFL IF a Ww. | te ns : ; ’ . ni - — svi =a a 4- room ra / “3 SITE ' 86430 Nature! Bridge. Ww A bash soem . 4 - L an / Jounings ation L gine pi : lot 72x hew brick. rooms, beth ~ or - . , ~ agen wil m oy rood trade ~ Kore residence .| nortl DIOCK , , 'EepDWw 1] 7800. | to inspect. Look at 70 Erber Drive today > OT—Corner; tetms, ——— hardwood cours. Se ons 5. os ) ~ ; . | . - ties sen G 3! 5° 3 Ridge av. 5-room resid The hot Ke ty ‘k and port ' 21) ) | EDW. I. AU H*- ELTY. ‘O.. Lindell 7800. ; 2 ‘ ’ ™ ) QO car ft va i A fine jitie Sr Weel antic tacoma, ‘Hiland. etat Bickernnn S125 8. Grand. LAe. ee water heat: newly decorated: can be rent- : . ae ne } YN PS—AHEAD dos ¥. Dickmann. 3125 b. Grand, LAc.0670 (; EY ER R A D Ar WaAhash 447M. (ci) | the right price. and i Ww et Carsonville. RUIL ed out PICK-PROPERTY -BEFORE-IT'S-RIPE REMIDENCE—4-room. bath and earane. | j vias a BS ° aut = ¢.3 ; 72a. & , _—. TTTLS eee antler = c - ” 7 ; ° : ~, / . rg" ic ae oy , ; . —— , ’ ‘ : . . j N gg You can a = 547A Bea on a ; new 5-room matt-brick | BUNGALOW—9 rooms, bath. water, -— *8, acres (corner in Afton), near Gra- M OO] lands Homes FIRST ROAD WES! | $200 down: 30 months. $100 per month. | ena 1587 ii@ WN. tix ’ .* 7 ing h Pa ie, AY : Sand en- parlor: i] locreted | » = . oe . >. : , uy. ; if possi bie . . TT) . . ortunit’ Phone - "4% EMER + SENT ; — _—— . 2 i - 2 : 2719 Me} ait . »-familr. ail rented : ; Ae ge ‘ : ne oe . electric ty: furt ace c loge 10 bua Jyine and i le rms. iif * vou! opp ; Unity. | » ] 1) nr; 7 ; . f : : a fro: a Tor ‘ Gror = Park: Drop- | at 34° per month - pI cood renter. ; a _ aa i. ru, 1 “2 ; ro sh Mr. Chorkecke. PRoepe ot 6105 for any othe 7 wi Le wn imei t BL } ING at) SINGLE PLAT—4 and & reemes d and Rng” = ; J cir garage. sewer: just ¢ rer . : : » b ne ’ : TY . rn ; i a» : uu = ™ - e c: ? - vr ve hex gy gf = int for a ma . re. 3 * ah rH} K. “YEINBE RG R EK. ©®.. ” blocks to school: a big bargain ; * ois: rrow oy in nt Re 4 oonmae Bidz. | 714 Boland drive: mae fully iocated, OF DENNY ROAD Geiger Lake Lake ; . u ‘ . > ‘6 > . mie tt. Ss . 4 ; KE ASL Huiskamp and M ment: lot 2326 Shirley: 6 "40000: = = iIreotrD 3 batis Mr.’ KOADHOUSK. GARAGE AND FILLING of) burner: 2 This beautiful 25 acres w high ; | Armbr mter in 2-tory brick northwest cor-| “TATION SITE. A HOME. OF “HOMES enouugh to overlook the magnificent SELL YOUR PROPERTY | “er. or drive out St. Charles rd. to Lack- 165 front feet. stere and fiat butidineg Open today 2 to 5 development of | FRAME HOUSE—6-room: geod condition: ?. Clayton ee PRI Oh | ; CAN GE T a wre o Charlack rd.. then north & f-¢: Westlake Park on St Charles rd. 79% 5 oor!) « drive ‘ * ToOomM "ww ¥ "\y . ; lot 4151890: muet ell eat a eacrifice on Pent NTRY HOME ‘ : If rou have a lot. house | ,, ie ' een at Natura! ‘Bridge y Me mah “oil burner: double BRIDLESPUR HU NT CLUS accouyt of scknees; a good buy from ose Riverside + “10 14-17 “GLY, Re asonabie Ww ant | or apartment we can #e!!; — LOW—4-room. modem. most con- ALSO , — : beautiful fixture Owner anx- it is 4 wonderful location for two | er. 718, (erondelet av.. Clayton matt Gravets ~] 2. > oe -* os ee “ it if the _— is no. We; * al nd best-arranged home in St. "105 St. Charles Rock PAS lot 60x17. yo” three 0% ely house. | down ‘O18 ou ment furnace. garage anette . SCCKLET, Inc... a ; ING! L FLAT Statement ason ianelieee city, /W-51. Post-Dispatch. CARM : ear Natura) Bridge and Gist rd.. near PAUL BROWN BLDG. E TRA (1084. ‘and well, $1700. | PAUL CENTHAL : a REAGE co c.98 | street: lot SPE AlN : | 8 neres grapes. fruit. berries: easy terme: ; excelent tactory ote. to Gravois: not over $3000. Box -S5. Bar4 mage: A VATTEROTT. 6307 : ak owner wants prick $otons or bungalow FOR BALE or cxmeanes, 30 acres on the | 13] 5 BEMISTON priced rie ; 0 . - | CAbany : . "NCEY P. HE: CO. Ge id 2105. | - ae | 4 bungalow; new and modern through gi sap TRADE eee | BUNGALOW SY = Te any 6 CHAUNCEY P. HEA O,, GArfield 2305, | Near Lackland and —_— Rds co t ee et oa ~~ , ee Beautifal Groom modern bungsiow: 2-| BU NGALD , home. Eeasonshie, Will |. ‘ 67. Post-Dis. | ‘ 5: in Welton: $3000: $- ©3175 Rose Bud ‘out on 6600 Kt. Louie 6- rooms ad bath ater. we. = See STEIN: with | eal, full details. Box N66. Post- | 7 pate Ma 1 Ms oe. a“ - oe: | cash. la leme than rent. sont -F av.): @room brick. modern; $3750: «mall | . ~~ _ and m9 hd¢ LADUE RD. AY “Sut ui st a oa wl x 10th. | ’ Liem nT | “Seuth: have buyers. Perrot. Riverside | = — _ | ee sake win eee | . ; ' a ke - COTTAGE—2 rooms: water electric: lot) MICELI 4748 Natural Bridge. EVergreen ; North side. between Wareon and Price | RESIDENCE—( fai home > Knight 8 P04 Cheatout MAin 484 | 4272. | 560x150: yard fenced: _~ trees. Sn: | 5241. ‘e62)}!lot. Right price. ‘rds. m beautiful Oakleiah: 24) scree: bi b | road near Ladue. © room. 4 bathe. 4 tf 90 “= thle n Zz Sid ’ _ * " b -|' near echoo!l. stores. car ine etc.: { =~ > saan . ground: ¢ Y beta ee ee iow ip northwest a Pg lonly $100 cash. balance $15 per mouth | BEST BUY IN VINITA. Monthly payments Litera ner ALBERT . TERR At. fruit and eaet: ~ atese; Ge on hed eT. Pr " ’ , mcs s : a* / ’ ev. medern; evuner wa residence cleat mee? ; a | etrictly modern: lot 40x200: price $575"); { RIS . - + farm of jot, SLI ME NT ELD Rn. £. (0. y ! . 4 must be aoe Box N-fi4. Post-Dispatch. | car te Lackland. south to 8411. small cash payment. balance like rent; t- FLETC ‘HE RR. HAR LAND—I acres. with mode TENEMENT W; -Have 3-roem dow? St. 1. west. for single +4. electric: jot 50x115: 2 blecks to car and} > + | Jing CLAYTON. : Ceterrmee rif WA‘? 4im2 af "Eiber a ¥ amet ‘hte: Sauer cr NTT AG, AGE Ky - a_i br single fiat: morived | a malls cond piace to get ®taried on. entry sat wT aa rs ai" Cor. 4th aud I ine ANTON, — three st wi ‘ . a ; Py . . » o— pam ii 5- lew : ~gey for how svt hans : —§mal!. South South- | warm Take Lake line to Charlack mi.) S-room — brick : re: rec ~~ * 3. . — —— eet : ‘Bea "" ppnreunity x aoe Sin Post- Dimpatch. , Se* Mr. Aru bruster in 2-story brick north-/| shrubs aan lawn: h n> ge A) A Cres. 4 Km. House pergusen Mo. Route 16. Box 672 Se AN. 4051 — nd 5 y in income | north © blocks. VATTEROTT. G307 Easton _— wacre } Buy ab acre for the ure ; , north © biorka. ) Lad ) wes “ (f= re jols uy ac enaniow south.” Gm. | fant Nereaze Linproved re ee tern COTTAGE —And © acres 3 roome, SB Too: | UNUSUAL. PROPOSITION. Large Trees, Flowers, of a. lets octy vomsmnateg teem, See 2 & = wy > n x -! . r made ? ; , fj . - ° at once, Box N-13%. BUNGALOW Wtd.— ie . " er ens DOU 5. NEW a *s LAciede 9449, fe7) | COTT AGE—Sma!! R. rooms: water and | ond South rd.. or see VATTEROTT. 630° RE ALTY © ae e try ¢ ) 6180. THOLAZAN. 49.5-——-5-5, wtrietly meader? . and aseume or will car, COlfax 6995M. | $1400: $100 down. balance smal! monthly ft. frontier: electric, water, near sohou! mavset hy At none eI -—~ HP. “ “ee Chen i] ‘ REAL TORs ed _ ene ee : : t eorner or drive out Rt. « “harles rd ; Tare. semrnt. made *treet. © ‘* 4 - > ee “ts a. es Gravels. PB. * | S > Chestaut, MAtn 3 bungalow or cottage ter heme f> Lackland rd.. west to Chariack ré.. then| day. Mr. Small owner, TLOR z \\ iid Horse ( reek lioa d , ACHES. on Graham road. |‘ bengsiow seuth «Gru. T. kOe , ~meatern bungalow - tr (seeaham e.. N chicketi ruse und lave well: 3) Brick: $ ronnie tile bath: “or aie ; t U nM pros eq] Side: state AD partieviars: must be ba B rtee wi gem Pg gm Ah the place te | ventenee. with S150 werth o fine f + ine Spring Guar a at ‘ARE, aLTY. co “ $ inece adnan gain Box F686 Post Dianatch raise chickens and garden: momee Sone i ture. al! tor $6754 lm rome to Catifor ; : Property Wanted Tok> Lake Wine "Char wage ag ag PE Ba ag I I os tet any Ideal for week ends throughout : Toke Lake line @. Chariack fr. | awa) pek?!y. Tre ever was a harzaln | ' “bell Hilti Business Ww 7 Armbruster in @-abory brick northwest cnr: | bere. 4 odax. J..M. 1 the year. Attractive price. ; ae NMeresied ib e "ST = LOPERTY Wtd- —Op Cc ro- j ner. oF drive out &t. Charice rd. to ‘ den ar. A. : . “PS. IX. € tend. mu! eabmi . wt oo = ~~ > gS : or 2800 b Df te TS cand rd. weet to Chariack rd... then north | $e Cherliack rd. south to Olden and wert heist GEAND 30 eee ‘th St 1186 ; MO. t*) pe og . Box N-14). weet: Dis. a a he cash buyer. PRoepect 2020. 2 blocks. to 90158.

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. 10B ST. LOUIS | pe 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, , Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences, For Sale Today. | RIL 28 POSTDISPATCH ____ FOR SALE , SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | “ — oe ay ike Cie a Overland ' miversity > | . = 5 bun bath .: a A RNER : »} my Tred Heizct ‘— | ) ms ‘ | : hy cg A ae —— —~ R “furoace. earest:, lot BOKL a0 «x ; subm ‘3 | ( — ; preg | a a a euick sale | Cc G PERSHING AY SEE THIS TODAY | ps aie T otfe wan - Latte eum arieh. : as . : N, HOME B “a aT _ | ANICKMEVER-TLEER ,. ~45 s INV. €O. Bea a Residence Just the bome for s Beautiful 5-room buns- A BN IO ; DF ih If Sold oday 342 utifel 7-Reoem Ennszti«h 3423. 1471 RANKIN BL... RIC ae HEM; HTS emall family; 6 rooms. | 6856 Piymout! this | \ — > e ouners of these homes wilt " Pe : a ’ Rk. *32°7—+4-reoom is x. ; ' . eun park | : ? Cae . . . . a > "es _ ‘ th e ob) ection 0 T F th 2 elt ‘ ; =o x. acorn RLTY. CO.. Al R758. . : Lory A mre “Oslaits. . appreciate. Parkview 4551. ag five of the finest home values obtainable in - aN ' yespect | these Bomes today. Submit ; HOUSE New, r one seodiaen: Tek Bae | it Pe on eT. st UDSLA Irs, c $8500. 00. PArkview 4551. | Louis. You will Want to pilot your family to one of s ae an reed mois @ : eoener: Po Com 3% Price S28 v ah ai} navenentn dm RESIDENCE LOT—G5x157 feet. west side. “7 WivyemaiT’) ILS DIMTRICT. | y | ee” sé ‘ water, gas. electric: jot § — Sec ehrat een De akin 7 Gown and South read: adjeining 501. | Bb ab bedroems, 2 bathe up- | havens after vou see t them. Investi te t Y. ne pf frame dwelling of § rooms. 4 . * “” 4 — . > s 7 as 3 " ut “- bea at t t . ad ¢) , Bax Ou. © $2000; $200 down. smal | one bloci tr r 2 biocks frow STEVENS BROS. 212 Title Guar. Bids. daie: will finish to suit you. 408 tei i Se esoms on second floor. Hot air “~ a 7 . an ; +- ors o ; re ° - i 2 : th rp ac a Grapes ie pitage: lot | schoo HN Filland 806: STANFORD. a A ee 4k Ee . "343 CORNELL AVENUE ce Be — — ae oni 407 3--ar _ . sce. Inree 4-POoem™m mr oe cc - - rersity Park For particulars. GArfield Pros 1VE RESIDESNC cE SACRIFICE. | 7 ) 1) e There’ eC" | 55x S ; it ¢ : Das en: ‘ 4, New "hone low Ba regains 7445. 7 (ceo Raz ad Dart™meuth: my seld this || Living room with # replace, sufroom. dining room. kitchen. with te ; cau eet Well-equipped poultry O | @: $175 od BE ee Sise5. | a Troms, beautiful colored vitretite bath- 7450 STANFORD week: a beautiful O-room ‘prick i home with ||} Cowngtairs: four "bednenaie anc tle bath, second floer, hot-water boo PP] Souee. 2 block from car, 46U “"S-room fras : lot wri reoms, side drive and carace: 7442-4028 it “i. hot-water heat; 0 ft. let and 2-car brick 6arage: 53-fovt lot neat; Pe) pairriew. $19.000.00. T + the new h 0 _— Bel. \ me ts da ) own a av.. 1 bleck east of Bic Bend bi. awe new bungalow: a real Duy tn a : - &o1 a at #12 650) A real oppor if a ae ' » F ospect tLe he i@s iil - : HEN (pen + hone RASMUSSEN, WY 7; open _ Pun ‘as. » 3. | tunity Ph 7215 CORNELL AVENUE Pe 4 ‘ nee Sa New York : ial 2601 EAI sodson fd | dewn 6504 ; OxT MITT & ~ Fe Rk. E. CO... 1123 . POth. | DIMMITT- -RiC RHOFT- ride ai ust eel hi s home bere at ENTRANCE AT 8200 NATURAL B RIDGE ] | Warr AND LARE MENING—O- room| ARC H TE R R AC E TEASDALE -—Residence. for sale or trade: _958 Telephone Bide. cree 2710. | | Live room, dining reom. kitchen. oun parior, —r-foom ‘2-story bungalow, ( a ss ULDEN. 8&630—Something in a bar) * ae oe Wesimo - ame | 7 ASDAL [308 —Beantiful ome floor. sd heat. Bath. $ eg wth Knickmever-Fleer f serleoking | Hi vin | poder. sy . i : _ Wifaxr 34°? Scot! > : —-1 1) ‘ix rooms and sleeping | 7364 CORNELL AVENUE ‘= Ft © aeor bed. Garage. Lot Tia ae ee ee. See PIECES 10 SELECT FROM UNIVERSITY PARK—4 lets for apart- $12,000.00. See thie to-; steam heat. ok Hoore ay he. Tudor. nce, flats and +2 “a he ond §12 VASSAR TI DRIVE | OPEN 9:30 TO 5 | ficor, = Bice rooms en second Heor. Inquire for further details. — basement. 147 Kenilworth THE FLDORA DOS ‘|| ind woad EMPL AND *REALT) co.. tt ae me 2 — > i o@@) | Choice of heat. electric fixtures and shades. Beautiful rew residence fust completed by ge A finds it : = 4 a -~— at... ~ ——— ye 4 Fangs | if Incated on ome of Univers Are embodied in thie new 64 room resi- / 2 In Sherwood Forest ; s fort here. Parkview 4551. equipped with lighta Hot water human happiness. ' —— carace toni oe t.. 2 block | Pas oy ss Rea n ‘* 1 bath. | We hare 5 in Ini- | OW NER a. oe TO szLL— WV ebster coiptieiaeke ee e Are Bian ae SO ee NE et he n : : 4 pocat On mo. . a mss ; —— and Big Bend. Hiland 1619. ic) x | See our rep Otativre teday. : occupy. Living room, dining room, kitchen, Hot-air heat. Hard. Ng pe athe age ee Vv} - Opposite Bellerive puntry Club “erage priced mht. CHestoyt 7374 | sO RU ; as owe | mG -Arkview 0 91. (e99 } NEAR SCHOOL | Side cri ™ ; : Cy Hot furnace garage: lot 390x130. to Sil Si), COlfax 3 4 Bradford. $1 3.508.06. car line: 4 acres. AVery 2771 | D3 ffice tod homes: | priced reasonabie. “day. PArkview 4551. | | 72xx STANFORD AVENUE | = r MD some. Sun — ! Grae. a8, 5) Woe OG | 7534-35-32 Washingtor: 3 ultra-modern. | . sg sil. 500.00. east 7462 WILLIAMS--$500 CASH WENZLICK. CHestnut 6900. || oer; one nice bedroom and smaller bedrooms with bath on socom @ ~ j EE ty Garage. Lot — TER. « veri looking Ath | ow. oo ae rea as a aft - pee Beautiful 9om™ | nL eta ity Cit be fr ice, 4250 Haniey ad. that wi sur- | ~ ad ? ss ences; Within one-half bic — | Toors, tile th, furns il se a in oom nate . ) . at the moderate price of $16.750. ; CYRUS CRANE WIL aes ORGANIZATION, & eS Sroom frame oe any 4, le] t hd a eee cn | ' “ Bs heat. Copper screens. J-car gar lots | r wt hn’s Stat | aa E. P. SENNIGER, Realtor. : ohn's Stator econd ficor. 7 las Josets, hot-wate versity Hills at in F — . a , oti fe eee 3 geens. enty Hills at @ bargain. lot. Alta-Dena Court; exclusive. For| IF ¥ ant 3 ona LQOK AT THESE B&RG S. NGALOW— Brick: modern >. | a i ~~ | os Se SES = | Brice and infermation. cal er: Toses ‘levine : or | 2429 Wal par@e 1 . male or trade. Owner | © - a ae Open fo | ull information. PAré- | A. F. NAGEL LTY co. dining room,” bet becom. : -{- > . 497 As! lan ia | } Forest WaAbash 484J 9: ie Tah oot ae view 4551. | a 6568. . iF M. Zz HECAMA.\ \ . Deve lope! | 495 Ashiang a , BI Nt GALOW —~861 : Hume er.. matt brick | -°™ °°" é cf 2 — ) cash, balance like rent. Less cash ae , ment cellar. gs UNIVERSITY CITY 544° XS Breet: adé@o * you finish them yourse These bun ectric. front p> louble garage. Jot | OPEN TODAY, 2 TO ) : ~ { “ : he coul , tbe i it for the price. | Sate. rent. : ies sate r north Only one eR Cor ditt. #... 5-room | ] BR: RESIDENCES . @.room Dutch colonial built by ansportat! ee GOorad: M. SCHMI : — | -t. Charlies rd. Phone WA bh 4 Mat® orick tile bath. hardwood floors. Specia argain of Kirkham sev ™ owner. 1 year old. Bath. A R E AL B ARG ALN, 7 5850 | ) ee OL : eoms and sun por furnace. garage. James Cade. 2 ~. na REDUCED TO $172.758. —o. Dil o- porch. Hot air heat. Garage t new £-Poom matt |,Path. furnace. garace. electric. icebox: | STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. Evers. 8790. 7421 Teasdale Avenue - Beautiful Eij| im basement. 1 block from bus 1 h. hardwood floors: | sro K-SCOTT” RLTY. re -. vam | _. _ THAT LOT oP YOURS (University Hillis) : large rooms; crusual- — + ees sae ‘Cashel x125 iY Terms. | Nort — >| Should be 0 of enjoyment or tn. | New 7-room home; 2-car garage: | IF fine decorations. hot- a heat: — bi to high and “RANK 1008 Chestnut st. rooms. er ee—s-sory modern b eee | Comme to you w. ul] iid | compietely equipped; terms to suit. ea in colors: cain school 320 Stark Court, = elect . fo ‘ ws 3) > « lot 0x2 a 0 . me t _ OF St. , is sOme @€ncumbrance: as simple as Cites R. oi Qt &. nae Be. . . : =. 000.00. Priced 5 te “ate 2 Tspeu | Duy a new car. Phone for phetographs estnut 010%. 3 Fuuerton Bicg. | on : 1 block north, at $10.- Less Than Year Old Te 4k d Bi! ~ « ‘ d re speci! fications. P WEpbster 1200. | o¢ . . ay net _BA : ming On fax dars notice owner sas AYFR. " A F rred from city by his firm GArfield 4710. j¢- WELZ. 4642 ‘ Bii| transfe - , - a 2) a, ) ae ‘ ‘ s 4 -* aiat 3 UE : Os ae cry ‘ 7 5 | F a , -) 5 PR MONTH. SL ENG INTEREST | ORCH ARD BANK REALTY CO. 1 ck STOP HERE O95! — Biden ~ marefece wial to sell at this charming English ¢dwelj- room colonial. ° Hot water heat. Bath. ne ae Adis PN en a a o ? oS ae ee , 4 s eee ee ome: . “ed i Re eho. bee He 8 Arne ee ve » as a Ms Ss i, * we a Se dares spire y> Milag is - oon aft 7 Sal esier mm Ot + : ; mraloe “— I x " : = - a '" ; ~ re ADbOoOmMmOoOh le ~ 5 : er: a 'y} = ’ ' I st 4L HOME. ' . ve r tn . . i a ; once. aNiC Sead Sta MCOLFAX. 3423." | Charles Ro ck road to Calvert. north 3 | Four 6-room residences: brick: | mie tae Valley Park high ) ak ' > ] ~ ; i Mmoger ™“ under CONSBTPUCTIOR : i ret gra e an BUNG s4ALOe— H le ; 4 — ’ j L, = i ALTER. KOLL AS. 616 CHESTNUT. | Fou oe ait - serene a * £ 1 We spec. | bungalow; price 5900" > enay ‘erm gee ; ine Lawn z= Tr | poe. imushed to your taste. : 4 , | owner, 6575 Leschen : O) POWN B - (>\ buying before completion. n Uni versity | lalize in West End prop- ~~ O75 av.. of VA ° A cozy "HC IME : , Slt L. Aten B U \ H : IE itr. Come to 7100 Olive Street rd. one | O erty only. PArikview 4551. | $307 Easton. 330 E. Argonne crive: 9 rooms * IURT _ S8UL——4 rooms, bath. fur- Lot 50x300 Chicken Sheds sal nerth. or phone CAbany 7120! AD, , CO TAGE—4- room; lat oe 2550 ; 3 acres, a bargaine ; . : - . | t ei 8 ‘ . A RION t ~ 2 +» ‘ : a ' alao _ « af - tucdio : t ura nharcwood Li -¢ . rs LL trad § S-room ho * | semi-s ? | oe ‘ane teitened i, x 320: lent ae rain 7 i « Call Ins +e nd . ) me . = s . ‘ Ay a 5415 Emineace « at “St. John’ * “Slatien. an BEATE IN FAMILY / F. Litech. Tm oy a — St -. of frrepiace. 7: blocks fren i . er trade for citr inco = ste te ae aS ulder nt ; ou ft ss 4011. u i D ‘ => 738 a ries ear: 5 reeme«, ®-cear curagce MUST ELL . ’ ' r ia nool ° fh from car. 140 © b Dd, McCAWLEY. RK CO. MAin S513, | Attractive new bang sos 85 pa| SEQCR:SCORT RLTT. CO.” BVerg. 8398. Chay serme: Gee titn'and shone RATMES | -4,y gNUSE, MELE AT ONCE ae | conveniences, Sa 1) Gray avenue. $25,000.00 Og 4 - — > «| «Dbesutitul madd™street pen De: ile bath: | DARDANELLA, 301 ‘Pine La‘ ~o- | SEN. Widown 0504. | is an exceptional value: 6 1 = ‘|| Q if Vinita Park a lee Pi Gray Avenue. Geo, : | IM MEDIATE POSSESSIC m™N > ood = flvar: a Modern "¢ = kk hy ah wn . a CS ; hi fale’: heat all lat imprey emente Ome sacr 1¢ 4 % schoo u ; =, ol . ° ¥EBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., New §S-room colonial; large corner lot; | “zousnor from Manches Call agent for key. = st tie University City oc: & Teal dream heme going ° . COTTAGE—Brick, corner Spring and Wash ; _ ae en . > an ne hick rom r} che i “Of ; i ‘ + : : ra S03 bent, most ~~ hig and Publie School i oe REALTY C0.. : DIMMITT- RIC KHOFF-BAYER. |] niversit Cit ine pet Guxthe. Sooul, terms. x03- iT — ~ : - CHOUTEAU “TRE ST CO 3 S. Meramec. Clarten. WYdown O8R6. AMHERST. 3 2-family. 5 959 Telenhone Ide. Garfield 4719. | SING. ATwster_ (e) ~ . vy 4030 CBO AU aYV STL... $501—Sew. modern brick bun eeping rches: 2 : modern: | | 7 , a SIX-ROOM BRICK | — a = 25g Se ~~ oe i 7 i ot r° eee street: reason- rent $190 mantis $1300 ooh wt : . Rospenrye eitt.,! HOME Nor 83. OLD ORC HARD. ies: —- i. . LISTED TO ‘TO SELL | ay a w- POC treet ain. | ably peice @ gveod lot p or will exe hange. NFE c. 0 thea s = . - ’ " : rarage: « made: | 20! Priced: take | go« p 0531, {cKO} | (Ou. 310 Tithe Guar, Bide. MAS Ieee | £00 West Point’ Court tec ost Per rtneast Corner Adelade & $500: EASY TERMS, Low rasce laundry. ironing co We hove et See oe . ‘me: Ls. “ rt fhe ner EY ere Treet See w o} - tive? t | PS SER res KT iy Oo te IT) it i Ghaion: tmen sae soni ee teen, Prey ~=beyoned , . tule bathroom, built-in tub: all newly der- OLS BER ER. BOR? rH REA wY CO.. | E sEWOUD, 4322—1%% stories Pome 6728 BAR TMER | AV parison ew low price; 7 rooms. Waterman Avenues orated; hot-water heat: front drive to ga- Manc =: and bat - an a v. rae ny 1 eners wil 7 * also breakfast nook and sun-room: unique » 5 = ry we) = Tie be ’ ‘ le 4 I Wis aif a erg ree! “e 7 20H ’ tT) arn nge Tit rehwit . Te: ~~ = -— - o . ; ' sie - os | "Gie: stricti; an "sleeping porch : 4316 EDGEWOOD. PINE LAWN rawood fivors, built-m gee it: oper 1) for inspection: aig eomaae PRESENT OWNER LEAVING CITY ||| FRANCIS. PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th. ONLY $5500.00, $1000 | made sireet: c rner leaving town; price F urPoom =modern Hens yf ane~wek arage; cine aes : 8 larc a ® bat! —— bed emp gy Sixx ( Vinita : oa cash will handle. | S4200 Hlland Ys4 c wm fer chickens and zarden: som: fruit © schools an anspo *“DIMITT-RIC KHOFF-BAYVER. sarge rooms, ~ 8, uving room | om att brick bungalow | all umprore . We have many other/ Ww TER, 3$2xx—2-story } fram a Pace, cl - tO curs, bus and schuv! ' ition ; 4 improvements 959 eens Sie GArfieid 47180. 16x25; act water heat. The last word - 8 . age ee pn nn om REALTORS ~ go ~age —~ | Di ma onabl ek. Sobetien a wet, Sng: GUNDLAC! = Pon ced to 7 a 1” we TWO BATHs, FOU Rn BEDR MS ee Ot sor eee. THOMAS REALTY iD omes. r “| — TT) ler . 7 £ S050 ; »- gd ay ‘ ; ” - *neligwmnes a ny " ' ' o a.nes to suit. ' CHAS. det THOM 4s KEL. ae ‘ yo —- B22. 5 ae _ J I? Te r Te Cepul i161 Die purcb aser. LAD 7491 KINGSBI RY. 00 [S, ' ncluding wood graic. Copious closets 214 N. Vandeventer. ,— 0419. Office Oren 2 to 5 P.M. Sunday. | 21¢ N. Vandevenie indell 0410. | JENNINGS RU 441s—New S-rvom effi. be seen — rN oh || = avery (pe. Sitond flecr Sntshed $500 CASH. BALANCE RENT. BAL. a oters: wars, bu BD. BUCKLEY. — od * nieest pianend homes to be in birch. Beautiful lot 70x140. Plenty VINITA —. BIN OALOW. right L : LN; Py! oF ¢ a. mee ENK eR hy pty lias : ; a : a ail 2 —— PAU L aeunere BLIx«,. ‘ ENTER AL. 1681. 1G ’ Dt ’ hal! with iavatorr. living A REA | ty : Hest u! [—— = = 2 — = BEPFORD, 570 (cerner Teasdale)—Fight 2OO™. ong © a. Sunroom maid s room of shrubbery; in fact, an ideal home, 5 nek > 4- H ME | Tan ZEPHY R—RARG —- = = aR WOOD et ee: “ce rooms. sum parior, 2 baths: carages: high- 23° 08%. ~~ pale gg hn Sa ems. | || and can b+ bought at a real sacrifice G ecuad bouse from car QO en son —s. for —— — i t -_ r we ° —$-Poorm modern i wilt ae. = os hills: — sex Cone ~~ e oe ‘Mt farage. craft . Ds, price, Immediate possession. Will i! sale 9 —s - term: 11 ~ ROSE HILL AY. Zee AT” Né EY PP. HE aT q (4). t, art) i? 214 ti th ‘ Jen a “ - aN be m sy . . = 4\¥ iINGS TRU bat i ‘ . k fireat x" 40. : : om = rs 1° > inn ' ~ - a. make terms. Steam-heated © car ga- bt x UBS CH.. 10th New matt brick, story- BANDE Bt SINESS : OiUtah 3 (Aish . can. »> > ‘r7 - Aron race. A. 7 st oa Sena teetenee of) « Sree , - (124 CAMBRIDGE AY, \LEX Hi. WATTS &£ ©O. CLAYTOX. ||. New larze S-room brick with garage in | er | . | delighted with uas a @ — - — — eK : for + re ore, fs 7 t loi ce. mw} tts wee vo0g — Besutilu PICK RE iy —— . a ee a ae basement: large ot with coms bving room across from: | S$r14.) oe ich hamgplon:” madera: elke “ctve: | PRICE REDUCED Sew 6-Room Residence Open) OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT | | Sas ioee ty" transportauen. a aT ae built-in fireplace; attrac- CALL MAGUIRE. CABANY _ 8154. ate roof, offer wanted. In University Park th of Delmar eee Upper 800 Chea: « SHE Corton, te a. 2)2— 6 me ; out exe, thea, tive Gining room: beautiful kitchen. with STU NNING STUCCO =X aP , es >. : — ee 3 mew bric Seaitenice- | 7 ind - 7421 a AY. oOo Chesinut St. 7 E RU , ’ =. Ps "Fa ublEy.w x built-in accessuries; large bedroom, tile) 335¢ rd: must we s beautiful | age $2000 ifs honth or deediens ces Cuter ban cut pele gg I. living room. @in- | | + + Tal a — : bath with shower, 3 large bedrooms, nail. 2. SubroOM, basement, game bones: | = t couth of | “Ceertich CRAXD AND SUTLT" 1 room. breakfast modi. kitchen and lar- | ees SPECIAL IN. 7 age t and ome REDUCED PRICE large clothes ciceets and tile bath with ; owner hia cuced price LO SOWOU; | Naturs! Bridge. gd » ENTR — y an ond floe ‘zarage “he Itiful ‘ 4 yy hear be ~~ hole | wer second floor; hardwood floors todar. pe leavi “ity >-reom mait } tard woo o \ eas _ on Residene me a: A ct fe ti po D ’ , . : s ne ieiineimous: Ccaiier beat; 2~ar garage: PRE \TH U.. G A~fiv id SILOS | +3, ath. : , Valsu. Vifax POUT ek. veuteniial: gmudern ares ae ce ASON BMP. 4 ban? 280 W. "te UNIVERSITY HILLS churches: price Bho Ont eh oF jot, GOx1S5: made street, sewers, vee’ a sn pario puilt-in ane ees, sh | ann x | : We tenn ee Gennes Sas and electric: convenient tw Lé m VK: NO ) c ASH De Ww a 7 vers TWO-F AMILY homes im University Hills ls, churches, stores, cars and busses. GIY z AW AY. : ~ 384M The intemor of this home must be seen to ee EE . . > 2 35 N Grand e 2-family flats. i SP RID STA terme. _ for your inspection. — PRICE cur Te "$6000. irgain fer gquich muds H-moom Serres —. sees & PA: ‘kview 455 N CRE or HOME STATION. Here's 5 . “ Shax Marwuood: > wan ca; thie barn. | shown only by appoint- neato ws. ust move in pay lik “rent. Pin furnace. hard= lug ce cut SiSvy 67 x x { CH AMBER LAIN “We have two beautitul meni. = baths. large lots Ef rw (jtin ¢ - \ a : ’ . . . - re " a be appreciated. Price right. Convenient | 2 Eiteren St asa 10 UGA! CALL MR. MAGUIRE. ¢ ANY 8454 i : BOO and in the Sy lucation. B. D. BUCKLEY, INC.. MAPLEWOOD SSux sagen peed fe Ewe a ma unusua ee hardwood floors, tile bath, : | _ %36 rane bur , verims bide" price Di y L wad ; igAi consider some trade. . ‘ —— and concrete construction; wee j - bath. on ed PAUL BROWN BLDG. CENTRAL 1084. 7735 Saruh st. (1 block south eof Man- _ TALL ™ Maat IRE. Pt ABANY. Y ea: %4. Serie reheated cis | — ae SEH RAY oie) eae ncNcatows — UNIVERSITY CITY | Siliis'tadt SdH ete eye een So Pe eee lated. tr. . | ' : 2 2. eas«h . . Maplewood payment. balance like rent. Dl BINSK} 2503 Pme Grev a ee ee ane ae ee: 6S reel bas e owner >-ROOM BUNGALOWS . Gia in and. eeetn tine bie rr Bets ke Over ; i & =f J te . . - : BARBTULD. ~912—Modern bungalow: 6 aeAL Tt C0., S04 Wainwright Bidg. MAin | ee ee a treet car and sche. ‘Pr e2300 - 707 Central — ee ms, hot-water heat, $12. 5 oe 1G END, 2209 — Bungalow. Pane | 505s lee — “s Bae OUI" Ev , = sta —s ~~ 6. 7 i*% R \ KI I ( as ten, “. Wrdoewn @206_ (+) i ; OFLA | rd, Oo rm vols. "s 32.000. ee - ck. s os a Co-_- . asinine - wi BRAN Sedu dd oe | ; Teoms, bat) d BIG BEND ~ D. 716 E. (Webster! — — gate foot. . tile BUNGALOW — SN a OWMEVER = ALTY ¢w.. Bramig 7850. : :1000.00 CASH tra_lavatory; hot-water heat, $14.75. | Geod store: business: good location - oe” te was © owe — + we! bargain: easy terms. CO r. 9 — a ie 7 new home-@4 by PLU MA aid ‘~73 Nurthmoor; 6 rooms, 200. owner has my one to take care of it. ic) 4 _ must sell. R. Den of Maple . wae 9 +@Ca- + ee tacmrns oe wood @ ‘Trust co. Hilang @701e Py) $00. BU NG. AL ow Bz tRGA AIN ° ae “water heat; $1000 cash: $89 sontn, | BUNGALOW—Sale or trade. 1 Sum- a the Pparment rou : ig =; ™mit. Webster Groves: $5500. nied ,i> * al? -" . : ‘ . « OT . : . 4 3 : ‘Db ’ GALOW— Mati brick ; 5 reoms ana * ——— ; in F =. ’ ; , 4 . uf ee re) "yy ~~ iz f. i ‘ ‘> TY). rr’ 2? : ne ae” f r ne i a milly ; Pout Ss) ia > i. NGALOW—5 rooms: all ern: , 2) . re @o baiance = tee Toon breakiast HOOK m.. ret =-car basement Farage: $22. VeU. NGALOW— -om 6brick, new. E—S rvoms, modern. on one’ Nat a Ata ea ‘woprice and terms for quick sale. oom: tile bath. hardwoud fla noe: | haat ned sie ee. ene ,¥3" Northmoor: 7 rooms. i near arvchial | blic echecl: lot 560x140: all improvements. baat} : a Sonos ‘. a ; ne : 47} , 7 aa I PERRY - Rt TH. 1 10 4 . th at. ' ‘ heat "TRE T) 2 : 7, er “ P . Trt. ‘> ie : — el A 4 ’ : ’ rod pe, a oor: il , UrLa moor ; s rooms, pe daths, | ilura! caving city. Will eel] at bargain. “*))) Modern bunsas —wTranuged for ’ fy *? f .* «> » us ‘ _ 7 " ° « ~ ; ~ & J ee o 4 “4 on- THIS TOD. Pa utifu .. ELL REALTY. ; wai a tn ' “TT? “UnCAa) ; : z ‘ mio} rire - 4 rte y i EF ‘1 Ww) } autiful tree x Hliand oor? - — . : ee Treen 65" ’ ; Richmond Heights ide od 27) f tT t. ( : “ Oi L. { H. tAMBERL AIS-OW INGS cH. € Ab. 94R8". ‘a 4 w est moreland - 4 reonis, > ba this. 7340 ELM AY. | aERE =f “ Suourdan home for ye OPEN TODAY. w ashington: 9 rvoms, 2 baths; . ‘ Nicely focat ingalow - -1 8 roomen pte att, 7238 Normandy pl.;) ALECIA. 7 os:—4 rooms, ne rlek tex ~ TT §-F 4 ao — =. ! Achede “tation — €onguin Teor, mn. tiled —— ~~ 4 Be nent _~— ; % ‘ter > ti ant - . VOU { Lt —y arge tured ‘ al alia: t) — b: _ i et wt 69 P| 4 1D) A RT \Ii | I H J IE AM ILY : ‘ ¥ I ; lim I : i i}. fi Ot tot . t > 3 rd. . . soe Mr. Lore, Qoors; lo lot 4 . . . high vation; beautiful view. PJ ORS’ R. Me 2 biock west e Bend | sen DELMAR GAKDEN at roa STOCK. SCOTT, KLTY. CO. EVer 73 aren - 33414 pig heat ’ a. ia "hohe tehieace ‘te Washington ar. In- fampton Park; English countrr home: Dui Deicke tile ae 3 =e : ’ SIZTY -FlGuHTH 9%. on - - x. =: = ar a - .) ae Ais ty ee mem tile ath hoe —— av. In | ¥ rooms. = 7. at) > acres: $35,000. ; Sm & Artistie¢ English Heme—New v—Modern 5- an RO #e00m brick tees, 500 dwn ee | Ae a Si. memes ome, oe heat: garage: lot 50 ff ont: eass ome $7600; all leased. .. wots. UC nevermt; Hills, | weatherstripped. LDERA, A : Gouble garage: bar-| ance F terms. price $52°50.— one | BOx1S9, $36 ‘at Milan ween’? | ters Bian sea apres : | — Alte Rear gy Rs Forest. Northmoer, | on: will consider trade for new 2 or 3 Nine ghaice — Aa _ The kind rou dream of. Dut think too CAbany 23504 : ‘ ’ + ; : _— ft : t "RI yy ; . Wonderful location. PArk- OOP im, 6 y ton n county in St. Loiws or Uni- cated: Z ; living reem secross ) a BEULAH Pl om Matt hrick 7 : lots tr ton Park and Dromars | ' a .- Dea: e GERLING RE Al TY 4 RI Da. 0. ; : : SOx BB _e. oo —— Matt AO FOR ; k = ere i ee a view 4551. s = y rr ‘ 4 = K. es por h comnerting* 3 ok tenes |. _ L308 KIENLEN ps Me sid Saeeek- & Genes Sek Deen doe scala | Wiieen cae | > Castes. Wea een. [BSTER. 292. — ful kitchen; large i ton BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW \ het-waaee heat te Tomas. tile seth room. Senithun fieors, arches. — livim eT : | ALEX H. WATTS ). |CCARK. 833? 5 @ yw ed mm ag shower. | : ~ =. JUST COMPLETED ——o — afner si, | Tem, 26 feet: fireplace shade trees; cor I OslTive Bargains Ts & CC | cRand Soe it. BE. ms . exiaire Tage: block naa ag ne 741 St. Andrews, new 6-room rick, | we. re ~ Sevner, Aang 1014), enient % ore choos, churches ind : e Clarton 5 terms. GRand 3767. | floer garage. Pomeranion - $325 HD ark: Immedin' a. hot-water heat ; Y-car ga Rt , awrite — a. i? 2} 1t4: Kingsiand : 6-reom brick. a — TOMReY IXY. coe 62321 x (e665) — amine room beireor:,. bs tchen and BIC HENSER. 104 N_ tHth. tArfield 2643. os * o 8 Dp. m. “i Neat and “1gerat) vraiory. i ere wanna S-reem brick y OU R TIMF COUN Y HOME—8S rooms: acre beauti- Death on ba itt, Meer: 2 bedrooms. anc 14 BELLERIVE ACKES KUTLDING—Lease and ne Ty a to saggy Bing pgs i fan, Pee caso ae ah a a lock Kirkwood car: ANd fruit a: lot OO tas een homer OPEN TODAY FoR INSPEATION == | half bungalow vffice building on Si. | Site Toot: Scar gars wner’s bor oo adek aa " | asonadie cash. 177 Slocum Lee ay. at trees: lot GOx135 _ Eigh | Bt - unga. 4 bulicing 4 Sh en Serr ot Deretiunre red; musi | Tie: are coing te price ot seee ILL BE WELL SPENT LN Webster roves. ———_ § 9 - ' i se 2 tent * ”Fy Wi not lias ong. ‘our time ————_—, is spent werth while. L VOKRING AT cae Ut Want 8 pretty new home in Feb \. J. MWAYRHOFER. ¢ Abany 7120. (¢) CHAUNCEY P. r Groves Living ——. @Gining recom, oe . sun room. kitchen. | ral a: “AMILY eath tory on first. foot. St : UBON car at 1) te ime BUNGALOW Seren ny vineet ae +f A. LY S bn ta floor . im © ipthuret | ites ie! . + ? anew : ect Pitt Film: Pariah 3 ~ HOME Regutify ne v ou>m hniver- ; : ; 7 . 7 . easr tena. J cs CH Pounse tg Ss aeivnio warts witie ity BM “eain fax 14 4 beauty: all leased y y r ‘© completed. Phooe owuer. WEb- ! Te ae | , ‘ Pr ecas! a =! ~} & - oEx Fs ms ™/ ‘T? ry } Invome €4° 10, Ww I trade ie e ae ; rs r PvU! , as . iT}- . . ' “ - a : rf of ‘? eee oe «a ~urag’ =x 2 ‘ ‘rean | ast mine aie é ,7 ei ; re. ; . MORFIT 12 JIRerson 21 eris : : - ~. — = c8 roriy itt. 1 .. : oe Prey ry * CURMRADGIMs IOChtiion hy ! ' Bity City i reeent bey “ar for . 14.500 - : ° . ew GSITW 44) mG 4 uUpren V3 oh = Si 7 svn: open rs > ” ‘ : , . ae & -4 rooms and bath. full. ahr Geeta ; in in. "" , : a ry ors. le ; car : SC Teens throughout, inmciud- | 250. Poet-Disnatch. pimwrrr. Mao KHOFF. BAYER, , ‘aterman, 9 rooms. + oi rear inree garace | croph one sArfield 471. de Fone we efter — =i ; ™ 1 fruit trees: eRe | : S53 FOR WN . tf , nf Speuti ) Wydoen 3 . leeation Kew subdivision at Lu " : cba lle hh . ——— sinter r seinen | ‘ ia ' , -4 ne . saad 7 ‘ : ~ : ar. that cott 1ge | BUNGALOW rOOnIS bain: garace: ii AWATHA. T452—« M-BRICK B - > a t te and imy petment. A Rea! Bargain | nes | ile bath, A oi brick. hes ns A fe . | $4800 : S45 per that room ‘ \roushout : | ee » BUNGALOW —Income $4: e chat ue. Box ‘. ; P - * 7 © sma! uUOos go Dat . ~ : —— Ln: - ma S0x200- price $2900: sSI00 down GALOW: 13-INCH Wit Ls: . } ~ : a? per month aiiv interest. Lal a ms J . * Ne ? ~ . » 4 N | 7 > ; “Of mom sate : ‘. . . ‘ | 44k. Layton X pw SHOWKR IN = ‘e — pote ms Let 600x132; 5 rooms hee | 55 feet tj reorms, ; a . ce. sean eR Zz ) NG ~~ — roma . ; STAINLESS ss Ss: ant rkie 7 ; al a d : : that store gy . ~ ‘ag a = ‘ ied CLOSETS. — 20) a — —— cA LTY amd bath; wonderful loca- : : . 2~car brick ga- on | GROVE av vee ~ ye | | $4200 300 ‘cash. balan mont 44135 ; ee ge le gg ge dle . . ») Seay : U0 @-mom house in eal loration ear ane and Nteress. “ ala 2 t ' F : i i 4 ] > I | ] A W A T I | Aj A \ . ma ig pore! tien LL mee ersity its. Only ; i) , PO pS. tile be h. Oreha: rad Prece Station bue. W eh. ar 7401 Woodson rd e AON Loree. bs owt ot: want oaffer 17.000 th wnt orm “ae sietiedie ite rat] ym Par [view 4 1 ms ‘ ’ ; “er e hools: hot- water heat hardwnad | : BC NGALOW oroom brick ——— with eomplete furnimhin . ar me — be" Park, Corneil av: ne ra lle one Hy ine” ae: oe | Wear jasa ‘MsSection invited: ter PO ck compietely ro. «© ae in acne cain. x 1~37@, Fest Dienageh. ; Vrae ow parier. siercping perch: 50 beter 3848. fe) | that apartment | moder Ss gy al aqe5 ne ac ‘5 iS. { “ner : oe fT bstan’” Seee ‘ Se Ngee oN at NO) W B KING COMPLETED fone rt ; fr "= t* nm: ij ™ + NGALIWS—4 ey re] hath: bh } ' % ieee) ’ rae LUTS—Univers *it5 YP + «amM- besutiiul locate, ‘ OOM, bathe: 0x] 6): —— ne S4000 » — R . _" at > = me ‘ ee : / : - a se “ ont ‘ : Yue, boidee ar near weal h prtie $3 oad Oo. ity Tormmetiia ath’ B's Doeee: 6 Peaugtuful “ mt after Maat (R80 Permrent , net of Rrune hieheesst Dulin: fax &@ 47eR_ Man : ca) eurpass anrthing bere - W estmore 7 =~ a baianee $10) a (ititeresg ner month: 41 i TMRpMvements Hand ots : ’ waiataat . Mac ‘ q 5 ad : I tt TTS. yd —— they have everrthing be- nat ” Or: ; “eben Meoadrm. wear car line Ain, Steves, Lavts J jin? iM} ‘et each al) improve MELROSE, 353—New §- rower POST ilo megern bees: toei be seen 7. os Te Noor; ‘Gt - ae olf s rT ' FOUTS, mode oo nenia: ? b! cK south af ‘ ‘lar an ~a ? — _ = L018 teday . Upen Compa ref wtth anv wether Tou are con. ” Warren Tv: niversit MAin l l l location. near wee fet. % block exat of Nome aud Seuth md: ideal = DE sidering: open daily for inspection: very age Nea? — Pah ail Car > a . mm F . SuUngaiow . VYdaown AAQK . oe tl pe ry ree. terme: ; © 4 eelex: rea pat ‘ me re von bay seen - . . # Rew and eet fi / , . OU v. S668 Woodson nd.. WAbash 260, Open : L@t——Ariinaton ~ 708; south side. | oo) gare ‘ing. | AGENCY S04 icnat 7 weet of City Limits street ori |: : 7 es wae home or duplex. Call Milaud BU SINESS ORNER beck frm I. ne ‘ rhe7 Pree rrii fs: _— aa Sou hen et rr of Jackson Bri Perah and lac * bu Se. wierryssi; ube] - } oe ieee LOY ELI. A. 4 Pabed —Bargain a wer ert) rte | SS - : — ' . | te feed “ie 190 : on, ' , ’ com fortabe + 4 - Ou i treea, flowers, ers arhar «4: © eee bungalow: ail conveniences. Hila: a 4007's 64 ona Pa cP | RAPFERTY FR. ©6.. 495 Cheemnenr + th ~car a ze ixht. ; = - fal ftewine nei hot-water heat a? ieee’ ' . o pee “aH mt Race Gatien = * oe cally i Wael ” . a. © ; . shower: large fh, eirp) th fireplace: NASHVILLE (itn rem mart teick “a tea? 8 ee ' * se * "TUh - un sartern, ‘3 pH “ar cafase. HOUSE—5 rooma, new. eleet For Rent ad el the lots of closets: se Bagi othe gen mee ungalos “yy tind udie brick | Raer : . : tedery? PRs lurve! 04 (can ners node: —s — . brrek bunga) ow in Unt | Peed quck ale: small down payment: ma sormatn, ceey_ter ® . count! o "or: 4 T) leaee te “epons) — ; Me : 154—4 —— . en ee 4 ar 3840 lerety City With 2-car | OFFERS REQUESTED. EASY TER™MA, ? = '“ . ‘ ; ; . a : Stivn MRD, = chieker | tile bath. haniwood fleore- one car ‘are: | 66516 PE i RSHINC Ni if rou want thie 5-5 see > * . h, one, eter. : . is . 2 ’ i r : - ta bs and? ] om riae-38, Marrtand. - “ bats. | {iF a : ~“t Post-Dispatch nome, Cacao” Jud i view 4051. GARFIELD 3165. . 297

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> £ =. smpar, APRIL 28, 1929, _3w 2000 REAL ESTATE F or Sale, e, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences, For Sale Today. —_rosrisratcn UB APRIL 28, 1929 — perenne = "SUBURBAN PROP. me = SapnURBAN PROP. FOR § SALE | SUBURBAN PROP, SALE. FOR ) sg ea FOR. [iain © ARP. TAPS, | BUNGALOWS ¢ | AND > COTTAGES BUNGAL ois, AND —. COTTAGES | ,BUNGALO oF AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS ; AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS. AND COTTAGES yi e | e Fo ‘Por Sale © » HOME BUILD ! p. f If Sold Today : = . 2 *% ics yf Kp ise 3 Will buy fine brick bungalow under con- rea ‘$6500 63 Re ae price 7830. oo Dike REAL B ao - ON THE BOULEVARD BUNGALOWS—6 rou, moot. O48 Al Lfin- | F Pay = Ate Fe | han? Ul lsinch walls. Apply 1468 “BALANCE, LIKE RENT, renters se B YPASDIMAN A HCO. (BAH HL-Bk ESEKE ae S 5104 N. Kingshighway: lot 401140; 2-| {0 sult.” Bee. Scbes ae" Sromice, er | i erside 0558. S535) rh The owners | f these homes will | m: >" > 2 - Se a. cc. is %, 10 31D. Phone Hliand 3137; $500 to 5A59 Hell ne | ray 1 Broad dway ' dere a - F » is 21000 cash. ___ Sant) ; several Bey BOS Ton oe Lom Ee . -room frame: bath. | Ey vy, BORD LANE, 862 = sy brick, | 4 yy -*- tro! oll uaruer- 9 Prigid vend “ B eeALOWs— 3 room v 2 UNIV ERSITY PARK constitute ? 4 be more than pleased, for they | — es: be F of Sie Gk i lag . ae $25 MONT] | galows; every modern appointment: open dvarthan" a to schoole and/| tle bath. hardwood floors. ur ; ga | savant” we to-date Colfax oe ca. i ap Saas —. S ¥ : offer ; s* | 5. NSTRATH. See salesman on prem or must sell at once. Come out and today 1 to w. Drive out and ask Harry Car: owner wants! rage: lot 40x160, = 9 values obtainable in G pi rea Ree et these homes today. Submit ter i nspe > pilot your family to one of the: te an © it ies Wane | , : 3 | Will buy 5-room buagslow trpe, 30x115:; | EDW. ai eae — ~ om Investigate today. i) 386frame dwelling of 8 rooms. 4 ~ a oo ee Pick | Piuat Rave $500 to SL000 cash. 6606 St ONE OF ou GLENMORE. 6408—My 5-room matt-| WRKEN, 5437—4 rooms, sunroom, tile bath. | 4883 Bessie: 6 rooms and sunroom: hot-| tle w a. hard : ail 2 second ai #79 " | 4 B38 Outs av. See MR. MORTON. FOr. 3525W XX W _ &ROOM, MATT) 1. _ ‘EY barxain; terms; lot 401150: i onan condition: real : /weter heat, large spacious | car Rarad e; he - woes Sere. bat ¥ 4 Oop | Take. EVergretn 3595. ‘USKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY, Lin "convenience: in | tg He ie trade. own- ond floor. Hot air 3 ;ALO dest Carpets and drapes ies >. eee o Za McD—C. M. MeDonald—MeD LOORS: TILE BATHS: FURNACES. ea) Lick. che 4 . = 6526 Glenmore; new 5-room brick : | buy. WENZLICK, _CHestnut 6900. 6900 BUNGA W—Well built iORNELL AVENUE ; ie : ley | ; Eig f 101x168, o-car - so oe we. 4 ”~ ~ ODAY. . dining room, kitchen, with ar Well-equipped poultry amon Av, Forest 1370 PEDERER, © Fay | sold. 2 left: 4 larze rooms, 5-room Ar re seamediste: Ponsession Py PR B243 Genevieve. nice 5-ro me 4124 W. Kossuth. 6-room brick bunga- Senne 748—Beautiful 4-room | EDERES. sate Gravels, Y Respect 1519 | etticieney, at 6208-10. 14-16 Strattord ay. De aren to appreciate, no te. LL AVENUE er has moved to New York », pide ore iia bath, electric. furnace a — hardwood fioofs, furnace, Ungalow; en Josed porer, garage: owner | ume OPEN = 10 & | . just weet ‘of Jennings rd. and Riverside 8167 cd. . } MEE ose gsi] his home here at | Ainge api _... agile 3213 Magazine, well-bui lt 5-room “| earage from 2 5 | JOMN mae Rare ce, for $6500: , Sern. | HOES DUNS a TOV atte bee inctiin | 20. feet trom Public Service transporta- | BUNGALOW — Soest & no gat GF aa parlor, downstaire: 2 roome, li mm | and mu room 2-story bungalow, | ae brick, bath, elec.; ga- HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, Lindell_ 2944. _ ABBUTT. Kealtor. 709 Chestnut hethe tes Ay matt Brick. vitrotite : one fare downtown: strictly modern | Tower Grove Park; 7 \rooms and solari- Md floor; hardwood floors; l-car garage ae Me 1) Ot. TOF story bungalow, | OWNER LEAVING | CITY rage 3,500 OFALLON PARK FPUNGALOW 2504 GROVER ST. FOSKIN-GABBERT SLATTERY. ries e? Dee ee aw, yma, beth, hot-water ne Aye e4rare with opposite high si ~ oe P Melrose, © f Ferguson A dandy 6-room brick bungalow: tile — PEN TOA meer Se, 3087 WENZLICK, CHestnut 6900, ne hg mg hy eae Piles: = a } block « from. patos -aod oc hoel. ae RICE REDUCED ling . oT elec. 60- béth. steten beet, Gerace tet anabae: ich Cottage. of ie ms, Dath. furnace. _ oe a 4 TO 5 SOUTH WEsT BRANCH, today CH. 3293. Tower, Grove pl.; see owner. Ph IRN "TNT: sir hea ager dna: i 2.5 orches fr ek, shrubber d NS REALTY CO. 5955 Emma: 5 rooms, bath. furnace: in , yA" ee compen av ENOE : | edoor bed. Garage, Lot 75x |)\ | REASONS Bin ~ ‘3 rooms, first floor, ° - fine lawns.” Price and. ierms right. ‘Ad- Main $551. 816 Chestnut. MAin $22. = ggg condition: will trade for va WHY PAY RENT BURGEN. 4153—S-toom (rame, turnece, Park. tile ~~ a iteek Shee | = ANTA fioor: sleeping porch, 1 ee? “W. J. WILLMANN, furnace, large porches: lot g0x138 feet’ ¥. CO. EVergreen 8750 hea te brick bungalows on Flor‘ssant a. ne enon, DESSN, | Bnglish style dwelling of 5 | || ‘ nice rooms including large bedroom 5 id ef . cae 5 aa _ 119 XN. ith st CHestnut 1587. kNic ae LICK SALE WANTED $ 950: t =. So deen ana @ rice . Hot | || 2nd breakfast room on first floor: two : 1, OOM. bath, ‘elec. COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS, ear yy -) EYER-FLEER Bir, SENY. co. “gk 0 rth’ tore. Thi . i ny me ~ —--- ave * ‘ « Pr. 128 N. GRAND. AX 3425. kia av.: 6 roome, bath, fur- 8330 Avalon vl Ky sn. | COMPTON, Boat TF 71~ 0149. fODIAMONT 5300—Beautiful brick bun-| 4897 San TE SOLD Sroom. modern WE WANT AN OFFER Ui. att MFiax"s onKide i -~ Hy OK, pleted by owner, who finds it impossible to E Ba Owner traneter: ed and must | - - #5 t ows modern throughout: inner door} Well built; open 2 to 5, or FOrest 62 4872 Anderson: newly-built 5-room e —". - wit ts aaa kitchen, Bony wargg room, presse tine ~ ji) eel og ge ly - se are ea Bs et FOR A WOMAN North ace 420 Ore ST Ba (cOP) ast S. NEW—IT’S DIFFERENT . pitictly modern large living room: ade: a na, Tae ted r bedroo | ath on seco Pi g years © ut 4 ame ial a . Lee « pas n . — . O 5410—Cottage: % large esse: Jonni . 2 garages: . } TO nes on an nd floor 00d floors. ciate 1g Pnionge + | OF GOOD TASTE! ult’ Pleasant st.. some peta MB bate basement te arge iced ri oat a beautiful finish; KORTE. it ares i Sai ws gel. © show you i} Good proposition. "306 Magar Rd. |! This home was built and equipped to t to reasonable offers. C. Water, garage: large vard: $300 ALPH 5. Du KE. “CAbany 4 4753. ¥ —— an ee f} $8000.00. cote yy wea BN fie des oetee — Fp Place HARTW 1G-DISCHINGER, LIndell_ 2945. ps Syn er a $2000." ee 44 443 OEX AUEROA 5325 PATTON "AVE. E_ tac hardwood throumhowt; b : Ht In Sherwood Forest ff AE re v0 @aulliulliy gecorat three ) r 16 at pave e* TS - De & _ 29 1 SEXAUE ER . + bath nade: only - i y > an) aie eatcmis “T as. every household convenience, two-| WU! Paint. ete ce reduced tr { ‘ JENNINGS STATION RD... 5436—4-room $500 CASH, BALANCE MON Firet time u gale; 2 blocks ‘north | DIEWL. , [ORE ORGANIZATION, Ine, : ig a cn ueeten Ticer || car garage, exceptional landscaping—a aAUAC EU LTE R. E. CO.. — N orth Crest Bungalows frame cottage: located: priced 5 rooms. hardwood floors, NTuLY of Easton and ‘Gnion: lovely S-room a DiEBte Shor’ “Gravois, “niversige 3900; J. Phone, CAbany 2493. i : ‘edar closete. Cleaste —— - ‘omplete and attractive home. Con- 2407 N. Broadwar. 1608-10 Theobald, 2 blocks nortn of right. Otto G 2-CaP garax ge: 30-foot lot. new porcelain sink and bathroom fix- Hi ; t shts. Hot Water | os Tae aieten Pickers "ane ‘deta = BLAIR. 4223—o- ro brick cottage; bath. teangpe F lite 5-room and 6-room bunga- rE = BURBS = RLTY CO.. _T-lndell_7800 | MORRIS AACH R. CO.. ARC 526 Chestout ee ote ae gare, Ee yy car gar- request. John J. Farrelly Louderman in hit water heat: 3-car garage: new sing ted watie gf mig plastertex deco-| KINGSHIGHWAY. 5435 N.—Bungalow, 6 SA ACRIFICE ~ PRICE ‘ . FP mg e ; | Ue y. e : : ra toilet iu —_ a wo oors, hot-water i : a HH age. : ‘ 100x175. 541 i pEisiog. 2 : 40x12 tomate ext t ] t i baseme nt lot on ‘HAUSCHE LTE a | 4 co Be ty th, bard od fi ~ - 5547 GOODFEL head BL. d - 10 4 D. Ben serenac Ww : Be [| Baker Avr. $30,000. | 5 R EDW. L. KURS RETY. Co., : —__2407 3. Broadway. OEY KINGSHIGHWAY BUNG | toora tile’ tain, cite arce lot | Tbairs; ready to move in. ic ebster Groves we Uh ooms and a Big Lot A ce Lindell 73800 | —— tt COZY KINGSHIGHWAY BUNGALOW rs. tue bath. steam heat, large lot, ~ - BR AaNCH. | ers -rOOm —- 6 rooms and sunroom. very modern: a side drive, everything up to the minute, in New Brick Bungalows in first-class shape: ‘ “per pate ow 2 Blocks From School Re Clara 4 ~ 7 ; ay, . geese ood floors. tile dc ub] r Pati? ern bri: k . ’ Wn . i. che ath f ‘ c ann ) © garage: $465( M0 cash. | | CC OTTAGE BARG AIN good buy. see 54xx N. Kingshighway. LA- ao ct ol, and must uO pe for i I Electr P: rl m, garage, home, look 7 4 4 6-room colonial. 3S rooms eec- batt arace : e with Murph il ond floor. Hot water heat. Bath the kiddies to a nice place for! monthly, including interest. ATwour 360% | | Clede_35359. 4400 tchen, Pill ond floor, Mot, water Peat. Baib, | | the xtduies’ to play (ball: ‘tive them the, ee (co7x) | | , £039 Penrose: 4-room brick cottage; | | —— KINGSHIGHWAY AN RN | Section. 2 Sun . 3 ST Pi) Garase. Le y o freedom of Webst 7TO% | CLAY. 430 a eg hot and cold water: furnace: lot 252 | Phen ot. ns : #.. A | J. La GU xpLacrt & "CO. ee . Byway. A. Wie@ew ev. at fon, Sa igen) or ao we we brick, hot-water da: | ; recs. @ biocks from car. 663 | TREMBLEY-WILSON. Webster Groves. s - me oa ) t —S—S———=[====[=HB[BBa_a_uo=———V——_VVVVVVVVSV@«=@=—_—— | lor; hardwood floors, furnace, a 126: price reduced for quick sale. tile bath, hardwood floors, metal weather- | - attractive matt Drick all a Close to schools NORE “ST. LOUIS BUNGALOW file bath with shower: ®t" COTTAGE — Brick 3 h te ? | . & ‘i ew Ave. 10,500.00, Bere aaa + a Make an Offer C Out | “ee nee $202—6-room brick: furnace. | | EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO... | pot ga oriation. iced ! f 4223 Obear: 4-room brick trictly 38 oth d | t he a- ee ‘Ondttion - wate i - : i . " {0 ae -e ) c . OT TEIATO, — olde Berry mn : ag ey gg ge =| 6S rm - oe i | re RArARe: £00.) ee, Seeerenee ip Easton and Taylor uick sale ns _ — R modern: tile bath. hardwood tioors. new shingie eee ee out porch at on E—4 av. . wher. 1 year ald. atm. leep- Pw 7 — _ — oe & GUNDLAC Hé& CO. , 3600 N. ‘war. iunprovemen ts: saleaman on P remises to- ; : s, hh CE MORFIT. 718 Emig Bead ng |) orev. He a? beet case | | WEBSTER || Cater tees sca Secedause. Sieiiy Ba ADEN Vier 05 00 N. Bivas | GaeSD's.” DARREL ET Cheha | YER AOR aE eel | te Ages Sea8 — Sev good. Call M in basement. 1 block from bus | : ation; price ver KOSSUTH. +6033 o00ms and breakfas {cO~) . « ; : — S274" 40 Beusien, Wala ; wad ‘station. Near. Catholic PARKLAND” KNICKMEY FRFLEER RUTY. & INV. CO ARATE Pave - vitrolite bath. hardwood |g BU ey Bet * 18 SOLD—ONLY > LEFT nds eaitereide SeSey fone $129 N. GRAN OLF 4 OF, j UNG : loors urnace: carace: CP tal weather ere’s « chance to get a star rooms, y , foration. X NGALOW aa - | steam heat, bath and 2-c rage: | . to eT prry Stock. | located on 5524 | NEW BUNGALOWS—INSPECT TODAY DA HLIa, 4714-4 jooms on 1D ai, al we ee ae a & oo Peek we ore» Jae oe a : road = Station. Near Catholic LOT—Overlooking — peautiful church. 2 blocks to high and | COTTAG Shere, oe ae TPs | : E — $300 “aah balance sm | 30.140; at erorent.. 634 S. Rock Hill rd. Phone BGM | &T8 | ° t “| this aftern : ock oris#an!t av ND OLD ORCHARD BAN: REALTY co age |) MEReE HE tor. Tedor || STHODTMAN @ CTRUUIMAN BB, Con | MOCKNCOT RETY. CO. Evergreen #750 | prstOUN”, CITY TRUST CO, Avent. | C BURGHUFE REALTY CO. Cortex 94n2 $500 CASH DEWEY. 4414—4 rooms, BU NGALOW—Spanish - Me i! eohool, 2 blocks from car. 140 | . N. Broadwa SAC E. 4663—865-room bri EVergrsen 1000. Union_and_St Louis = and_St__Louis. sans OPEN, ALL DAY , : ALANCE EASY MONTHLY TERMS low; ‘rms. Ss. all conveniences, 904 Pp . ) ys , GAS rick OE 5023 Durant: 5-room matt brick, tile 4 — ‘ebster Groves, ° block rovideng@@e 5 $25,000.00. Interesting New Homes | T at. NGA ht TIFUL 5-ROOM | stil bath, furnace. garage; open from ° - EO4n ‘ land vitrolite bath. durafloors in kitchen. 260 Wren: rooms, toilet. reet aol aed ch cks from if | ~ « WOOD DRIVE | MODE B ALOW: TILE BATH; } te ~ LUCILLE, 5940—Four rooms, bath oon PMirningy «: . cat be . €D. | made: priced {o “ell, oem acnaetn — ‘churches; gel] | s ee 700 SHER V _ | HARDWOOD PLOOR™ HOT-WATER | HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, Linden 2944, | | #24 double garage; $500 down; $90 | | Sfock-Scort i Ty Ro N. B. a CO., “6183 a Bridge. Ww 4 REALTORS 649 LOCKSLEY PL. HEAT: OIL BURNER: FRIGIDAIRE: | ANDERSON, 4870 | | per month. te CAterern ino : tile bath 621 S. ROCK HILL and | G “DAR CLOSETS; (AR - double garage: Su. Pogicbert's parish | NORTH 8ST, LOUIS ‘TRUST CO. e OPEN ALL DA JUST BEING FINISH rag this bargain bi > UNGALOWS DE LUX FINE BRICK BU NGALOW DERER. 2610 A 246 ( Webster aeeves pe ! ; A. , ° ° o, rooms and sun-| \aFFITT. 5208—5-room home: double | price, that's the combination that ! 5825 AMELL — Oa eS & ee he % *» ~ pene) ~ ! } «re on ° ee ee ee - ~ & : ~ - -—_~ * > > Workmanship material loe ~. 7 small down water heat: screened orches: curace. | : : = x is trpical of the other 3 homes, a!- ; “. . [R00 | room Ow ne OLD ORCHA Leo XS .—— Beautiful hom. r 7 : EDW. L. KUHS REALTY CO. Lindel! 7 = wner. weet hosing 3" ~ though they are not duplicated in - arage: reasonable: owner selling. ‘ , ent Y ' L Is TE D PO SELL ||| GREENLEA PT. 4035—Modern S-room ips AE eee ss teee Ogoome, bath, fur | StaPFITT. 4556—3-toom brick bungalow, rooms, strictly mode m: 6100 on W. Floris floor. “unfinished econd aa f'rooms |i. W. Wood 'RUTY, oe | : ee te? ee Sy made; S9200; | $4000; 8200 down. Bender. ATwater and lavatory, steam on fine jot, } large basement an any way. This is a stucco home of $4000. (c99) | oxy” 92) | STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO, EVergrece_ 8780 | lot 335x175; h laundry. a sewing re cE We have just listed this 7-//'} - 7 | use ; Sgn tac rage, fine larg — ; room and gfleeping porch ak | ; jrephnee: Be Bip Meseeny with | STRODTMAN nF STRODTMAN redeandi-tee ARL IN TON, ower ; : dence at 502 Sunnyside, at @//! south r fully pl | AA MRE st kd, GTO By room modern brick : SO N. W., to ll churcehs. : southern exposure; carefully pianned —— = - — : bath. ve a MAFFITT sop, Oe room brick bungalow; LEAVING cImITyY. , . [Svner on premises “Wiinsicr 1SSyw OM Feigacosers Lith treet ad sass, St | | Mitehen., with ‘convenient’ cabinet | || BAG legtcr neat oureniege Cooetinaes | S40ui, Swarts Motwater beat COUSs | "Garage: $9800; 9200 down. AT. on8:| | S402 Ronin ar scoom frame, 4 on | fingiow st 1Ow price and make profit ‘ (rig car garase. let us show this bargain. IE oe ee eget. | schools and ear lines; $5250: terms. ARLINGTON, 2450—5 rooms, mode PAGE. latre tote” Ty, BD i tealtor ri} Bitz Bedroome on second floors, 3 ||| Burchard ] “bungalow: baih. ace. iwood | MAFFITT. 4629—4 rooms and sun room, | eraifie See oe Phone ee 1 baths, newest fixtures, unusually | | DW. L. KUHS RE ALTY CO. EVere, 5960 asics rice reasonable. Inspect today aaah. in Beas Owner says sell, Make | ("pt 'RCHOFF REALTY CO., COlfax 3452 SIX ROOMS qo. ooe= tt: 18- $8750 500 - will shandie : heceens — ij, Sime mirrors; couple st : HOWARD. 2212 rooms, “modern; | ¢n- CK EYPR-FLEER K RLTY. & IN iV, co, | offer. Jim_ Beals. . MUST SELL BY MAL 15 CSCS 2 PARKLAND P A ROAY © A.M, TOO FM ||| scapec, Se OS® TORN, (4217—6 rooms. Te bath. “hand HEY, AT ‘turn he rogme and MAPLIPE, Se4e—tronp, wick ova: ferme; “price $5300." Mr. Sorber, TYler | instructed us to sell this ‘madera 6:room | ELUENWOOD. 4451 —B-r00m ~ ALN edo. 2 beautiful new bunga- ‘ ; dy. home: « nient | e h, furnace; in Al copndi-/} _°'S. - Sati — & ~ 21% price $5 r. Sorber. er -room , — New 5-room stucco bungalow! lows. 6 rooms each. large living room! OPEN TODAY. FOR FURTHER FOSKIN-G ABBE AIA PH, Lin 5067 tion; see this sure. COlfax 0266R 7 me tan must seli; will ssacfilice: a reve ; bungalow at a price far below market a nee: l-car garage: and _ witn fireplace; rough plaster finish: hard- DETAILS CALL WEBSTER 2400. | BREMNER RE.” CO.. Wainwright Bldg, | barxain. Cl KNICKMEYVER FLEER RLTY.& INV. CO. | value. am- excellent jacation: 3129 N. GRAND. COLFAX n ting remova her painted " Weiz. sh Ere: $6500; Fe arge Gra in ideal location, one b >aaaae LEE, 3900—6-room frame cottage. a °F 5 ecess : wood floors. tile bath: carage: beautiful WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., vis or ee t es 4°! AUBERT 1137— ‘ MAFFITT PL.. 4938—6 rooms and recep- NW. 3425. , ita north ef Ganthore Count sare ao soe: sereke: Se | ao garage: price $42 S his bare poe Te | al Fooms, modern; quick tion hall. slate roof. tile bath. hardwood | 4 ROOMS. BATH—50-FOOT I — this “dellgntful 3 ~~ @ Fe (cO2) | : and 3 on second: arranged for two terms. " 9 jes: _eruaes, 2 totlets and baths: will FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th st. “ SE mr oe eeeeieediemeeenene te ee _ — a Cub : second floor. 502i earase, Jot 65314 - a 5 LEE, 4147 W.—fi-room house: only $150 | 94438 4( () ; .. .} car garage: dan dv home \fax 3945. vad then. n Appel Reaitor mo? Cheat | BU NGALOW - as ae: $15 ‘ 7 BEAC IN—$500 CASH . ee: T ANSTRA TH. | price $3000: cage bemaeerey ee MoBragy. root. copper quater sie, he gs stripped; . ee e: Erect OC wood, ebster. Well, here she is. 35 W. Jackson est nut nor ike 3 ——— ;' gezlow; furnace heat: - rdwood floors. | . ™ eS aiso @ - ot Chesinut. « . sheds: flowert: owner there. eet owner nonresident: wants offer Sew 4 galow FOSKIN -G ABBE. KT-SL ATTERY, Lie. 3067 | % ome. hardw ood floore; i 406 Ww. SWON AY. $300 ( ASH i LOWELL R19 —Modern 5- room stuceo | nut st. 4 ~ ; . (c62) {| frame awe st bath. furnace, sereened | and church: one re Mr. Cameron. 119 E, SWON AVE. pamage., Must move | OHMEVE! liax 2850. ° front: street made: r - 2 baths. large sleeping porch. at ry | EDW.” L. KUBS REALTY CO. EV erg. 5960) RE RG GHOF | ; F REALTY co. COlfax 3452 | NORTH POINT. 6983—North Point Bun- | OPEN TODAY 2 TO 5& GRand 7041. ane “S13, oxy. between Plant and 3 5 tt has a big lot and a grand CALL MAGUIRE. CABANY. ‘$454. (0) ifs } : ©; tor v 4 Jisted: & room tion. You can get a bargain here. ’ TG k-—5-room modern lot be eige » F in | galow; 6-room brick; vacant and ready | 50°6 Ferris: new 5-room nas brick. PES 26 Mel AR AN West Walnut Manor. Call CAbany 62869J.| for immediate possession: open Sunday for | tile bath. hardwood floors, furnace; rock car garage; lot 72x200: here's ¥¢ i itt RL rgreen 8750 South Geanee fen loc ‘ r & - Wellston ? ~ us lecanion. “TREMBLEY-WILSON. WEBSTER GROVES BUNGALOWNear | Wellsion: 4 roome, | inspection: tame, VOSS BROS. REALTY | joundation: gerege Jul. Meinell. yi bebe . o é ) - e room brick | “§ARGAIN—MUST BE QUICK SALE. TREMR Webster Gro " = 2 LAON. ™m~ OV 6325 AUDREY, SIX ROOMS fo) f vf brick. & til th od ( i = MODERN BU NG AL Six rooms and large sunroom, bath, ga- | ; AN ENL E ’ furnace: must box f a" ail narewe iw ey | NORWOOD, ?853—Ne v . ine sto: 7 5090 Arlington ay. -room, 5-room ADR INS. | §660—Frame ae a - ~~’ ; ; > oa ra; . r s }° ; . . a 400 W . swon \ | eg oare Sv. Bang ey free, Senay rent. MGee VATE sHOve venient to school, church ang all WED “ae «6'tdwood floors, tile bath: Jot 50x1 90: F300" TR ay Be — gy Be ed gy ong ye tage: h. furnace: $6500. _ Easton and Sarah. Lindell 0461, edie ne 42 gs Pe mt) Bite gg mg Ah low, arage. tie. lar S-room ion.. Owner leaving city. @rery convenience: kev next door north: NESSING, Realtor, ATwater 791. (¢) | wanted: bargain. COlfax 2865M. ( —— a 5077S room efficiency: bricl PLOVER. 4734-4 rooms: bath, kitch- rOOK eon son 0 te ' porch: _ CNEr U large brick 196. Fg OS eubter chu SIX TYE — teh ette, furnace, hardwood floors. modern ; | J. Rs elie ON com &. oe. ARIS AN =e RK. E. €O., BUNGALOW, ; = oe ous ° 7 | bungalow, hardwood floors, tile bath,| able. Ov CLAXTON, | 5079—3-room frame; cob- | bargain : . —~ Sunda) Sn eons | $3500 With $500 DOWN. 3821 . Grand. == 1Aclede ses , car | ROSA, 5156—6-room brick; til 5348 Hamilton (2 blocks east of Helen). NGHAM, 4351-4303—5 rooms; new: | terms like rent: move in; hardwood 3025 He : ce: wpect: near A : - — = — aan are : ee: Pe 3 SIXTY-EIGHTH, 2119 N,.—5-room brick PR ATRIE A 350-——Brick cottage: reason- bungalow ; will trade. crete foundation; electric, furnace: D SR. in, at Big Bend; 7-rvom Mr, Young. — : am P x ‘ 111 N. 7th. | @araze: made streets, sewers; 1 block to RESCOTT. 3A O—3-roo rame oad- | Car H oy ; hot. ee heat: jot Be a au.COR! WELL, ‘. EC. ~. car line and school: $5600. EVergreen | PRESCOTT. S150 et ee ee |garage. COlfax 3945. WANSTRAT hardwood floors, furnace; garare for 2 | » vom frame: Holland furnace: good base- CHAUNCEY P_H P_ HEATH (O.. GArfiek ‘Artisti E lish Hom —New 2622. (ce) - ROO ” nes >i |ecars: owner will show. HILM ER. . : ene floors; bargain. - N 1c ngils ome main. | Price $18(K a |} CLAXTON, 502 $—Almost new 5§-room ON KEHLENBRINCK. onto 1 ment. Owner will show. Terms. Mr. xi RUILDERS, ENTIO . : | BARGAIN FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, 5450 | SAVINGS TRUST CO.. FOREST 8240. | mait brick: fir e condition: bargain to _w ae 2 N. +| Specking, _ ia x $300 DOW iN. BALANCE EARY ented: Re no building o~* pers r The kind rou dream of. but think too —— dew Mag al 5-room bungalow; 4127 RED BUD AV. | FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. Lin. 3067 Tae wert eg EDW. L. Kune REALTY CO. Lindell 7800 3 ie a 1 OF hea : ; front: | stree . 3 si wa &, elec ric, water, as, ga- room f br: th: ho . " 9.¢ “4 ’ wee on , Je aY. J —od- room rie sUNnsaiv — N : Tt) ‘ aa rage. ~~ ¢ : - Kirk wood, Ferguson car lin Vine ara G ie Meal’ Broom onectory bun alow, | lot 84x100 a _ ne eaiet sight — | wood fivors. shades, screens. fence, garage, ‘ = a F. SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut.! only $6000. See today. has. Me oe | DON T F AIL TO SEE ae on year k. Mit tewee Pp CITY = Under construction. werk SSOV, » open Snnday. AIT E LILLIANTE, 4929—Bungealow: 6) #2? — —_ - : ~ corpver iot, wher leay- EV ergreen AAO, Tnien and a. oe 408N W. BURIA 4016 ‘houteau. , a SCOTT RLTY. CO.. EVerg. R750. WARNE. 1468 E.—3-room brick cottage rooms: modern: hot-water heat. tile bath. STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO.. PE Vergreen 873) 61°O Sherry: modern. & rooms. tile bath. ing eity and will sacrifice. Make offer. HAMBURG. 47xx—4-ro« room brick, -RSON GRand 0593. ce) | HOME FOR LARGE FAMILY with frame in rear: has bath and _tollets: nardwood floors. SEMPLE, 2738~—3-room cottage. _ bath, | ee est: entrees Sea, ieee Smal pogmnens down. ‘ leted cash: casy te peer Bye: — as Beautiful G.room i domes: all modern: peecentanns ay Ot Hh block from O'Fallon | COTE BRILLIANTE. 5351—4- room brick, electric, gas. barzain for sore one, $2300, | I ° year features. By all meats see this, New subdivision at Lucas and Bae & for your coment _ * Pri aan mar,“or TEROTT, 6307 Easton. CAb- bath. Front Rank —- lot soxl4o; s- wed a: agp —. and $300 cash. Good) make offer. Owner. ‘c09) | with good ence and hedee: 5700 Pennings 4125 Bowen, new al x Te ERERS ee only | any 6180. “NKORTE, 110 N. 8TH. MAIN 4258. XK" COOPER REAL ESTATE $T LOUIs. 5767—S-room quality bunga-| Station re ble termes. P modem 4-room bun- — c., SOR Chestnut Cte Sin, CO | low: Johns-Manville roof, weatber stripped PRAN is PE KRY RUTH £10 Sith galow; priced very WORKINGMAN S OPPORTUNITY : shestnut estrmt 3384. (c62/] tomatic water heater. breakfast room. | - &)! . low. Onv $250.00 Down Riverside 4310-11-12. 5471 Gravois. t. Louis av.: 190 bunga $4800 and up: $45 per month, inclu pee .8. PD. BUCKLEY, INC. N BLDG. CENTRAL 1084. BUNGALOWS AGES 5-room brick and frame cottage: cheap | I mene Sang oe 0432 dg ad o-room | ete. Call EVergreen 0568. AND COTI (modern BROADY AY. 4537 8 ruoms: finished ines OTs. ior built: 5 rooms and &-roo We tticeincs: RURUERMANN BLDG, & . CO oe jrame cottage: ch | N ; or cas bwher, ox R-410, Post-Die. incalow ; ms, - ae : CAbany 8799. WA 1388 r DRIVE OUT For Sale pal ‘nay | C BURGHORE REALTA Co. COlfax 3453 | ST. LOUIS. 6° ee ee sini sh. | mrte28 Palm et, block south of eters! | “hocsment rooms: epial for FACING WEBSTER PARK metronome oy han no dhl age om rh Rocere. ; $200 CASH—S20 MONTHLY ENT RSON ead —My , beautiful | G-room | Priced right s | new: balance like rent: opes. | S00: Bath’ re ble terme Price reduced on account of sick: 4 SEE THESE down payment, balance like rent. “Call Buys S35 Calvary: 3-room brick: bath,| f@™mMe bungalow: modern: $500 ash. E. J. GRIESEDIECK. HACKMANN R. E. ©©:. 1000 Ofestnut — will accept reasonable offer: 6 9 FAMII y FOrest 0405. EO nae ween oF, newly oe thanee. etc.: close to car:| ©@*y terms balance, Owner, CAbany 47 =3 & Meramec. Clarton. Widown 0681. | ae _* z : ’ = A wor ng man's enane 62) = : Bal? —Moder rr wit : f " * Rew REsiDENCE SIDENCES | gr Sfstg§ EENCMGMWAY: 9 mooms. | PATHE 268, 222"Cheunat_ tie, f000| Aaa EMERSON AV TTT neat wesc to Be aerial | 44 Saptor ph: 5 roome, bres, met-| “came onan ane eee _ Decorated throughout; 6 rooms. 6% - Be RESIDENCES SU NROO! _ WILL TRADE FOR FLAT. ic Pr. built room, large lot; owner must | eq: real home. vial Kitkwood Fergusmn. gy, ~~ Rig - 4 =; ‘ap. tverside 1 1441, rage. compe: bargain: terms: are it. % * ao oe — of pee Ow). FRAME. GREEXNLEA PLACE; 6-ROOM By go B ine PP ~ tap ot lll trade for s 3 or 4 room 34> TERRY AV. ready for occ upans: $+ x) cash: terme for 4 - a. roome, aoe *. modem: ro eten: idea!) location: large lie ing - eee ee Txx CATALPA, WEBSTER: 9 ‘ROOMS. , fruit cellar: Scar garage: street and alley | 408%_F. Dickson R. E. Co., 623 Chestaut. tle bath gmner ‘will trade hall, furnace. balance 8 $s 2 M a ‘ust. og = § Price they can be bought, the in- | —— GENEVIEVE: 4-ROOM BRICK pw. pe nr i rx. - Everg. 5000 = awe ae te room cottage with bath pnepes tod SAV E MONE y : | . ant AHL_BRUESEKE REALTY CO. _Dickmane KR. E. Co.._ 625 Chestnut, 5925 Harner 4-room brick, modern: hot water poe basement; wing Us Ki ELECTRIC Ls RES ad yous #® & good return ou your investment | ¢57569. WORKMAN'S BARGAIN har from builder direct c .m mone, aan Auf gg ea - ~ po etd free; the owners of both | eS ® aeee 3 i 6-room cottage, for pre- 5 SOs8 Florigsant,__. COlfax 7780. THEO beth. Sobers oors. eS en yon oom chen ODdliged to leave the citer on ac- | 112 $350. UCLID, 4233 N.—=éb-room fram #- ; hardwood ae ST ATAWa 4. F. NAGEL REALTY. dence: bath, furnace, ° near ps UE US ee ee Price Reduced fo r Quick | Sale nook. 3 bedrooms and bath; a hese. For further information, | y Ss arage re. c BARGAIN BUN ‘GALOWS 1605 X t clid Forest 6568. (c) | Kingshighway and Pen + i See ti = FIRST NATIONAL REALTY co.. WEbster £45 or 2_X._Euchid. HE f a this | THRODG 38 / rt Kings-| tage: garage: will be sold this week: we ok allay TRUST CO., Agt. We have a wonderful selection of 5- OPEN TODA) KNICKMEVER-FLEER RLTY. &INY. CO. Seer at AB (S000 Gort os cs want 7: a, offer, GLICK. Male siee Phone Fae, -* ° roo , seer, s 4th and Pine. — i x « Be call or 805 Canaan. new S-room matt brick bun- 3129 N. GRAND. COLFAX 3425. bungalow. 5 rooms numeroue closeta. R22 P ect " galow; tile bath; hardwood floors. furnace; —- : ——— Awaiting Your Inspection | An = 1 SEBASTIAN WLTY. BLDG. RV M00, | Sear" uns” trait ‘celter carage; street and | FA RUIN. “4671—G-room matt prick ie | ood Ces ere Ain a5e7, chs | $300 CASH. PRICE $4000 $4000 898-312 Simmons av. cellent Opportunity LAciede 8114. 3162 S._Grond | sliey made, Burchard Nee bath. hardwood floors. furnace; wonder- = 5546 —Tot — ee BALA ANCE — neat roome. one eer: secure i¢ SSE ——E——_=, , ~y — “6 : : LIKF RENT ter : trade Sy = & Practically new California | © EDW. L. KUHS RL ry. € co. "_EVerg. 5960 rw SF 1 ker. i? ore ee = 4 rt te ol double ga-| . 5314 Hamilton. 4 rooms. bath. furnece. | pect singie =—_— | N. B. HOM CO... 6153 Natural Rridwe NGA I Gare: to G brick bungalows, one on he : Containing 4 rooms. sun parlor : “500 a 5 —_ floor, the other twee etones, hard . Moder, bath first floor: larce hed. $300 TO $500 CASH HORDE —JENNING ; aa ~ 2 = rage: reasonabie. ) ped Ad ha 2S as tite berm brick fireplace, wonder 3 — €Rd sewing room second floor: hot-| HAVE SEVERAL * TO 5 ROOM wood float — pg ee Bo 4698 1658 FARLIN THRUSH, 5242—4 rooms, modern: easy | BUNGALOW IW BARGAIN double garage: farngee 835) Bt location. - nut. meet: earage in basement: house '* COTTAGES, BUNGLAOWS AND SIN- ‘corner jot, 75x148 A et DUTTON & | Beautiful modern, well-built 6-room bun- | terms. Cheap. A. MAY 4 a HOLDOWAT & CO. 722 Chest os : metal weather-stripped and has) COTTAGES, BUNGALOWS AND &IN- KEMLEN ody 2712 KN. 14th. CHestnut | #- - 3 yraeee verside aap oe s send # ti agg welpullt Mn i EIS! | Rie at rRAME Fae ee LET. BAN, | KNICKMEVER-PLEER RLTY. @ INV. Ke mS | EP eactedte tect: ateeet ane aber made: a ee —8 voeme ean : COLFAX 342: ANDERSON - KE BUERMANXN®. modern: 3)-tt. let. with. shrublery four K..K : aa raiding." Rxtrm large oom S129 N. GRAND. Ter. SEE FREISE SCHRUEDER, “‘HARTW1G-DISCHINGER | GATX. IXNDELL 27044 | >. SHOSS NY. SENEVIEV 542—C an TRODTM W #@ STRODTMAN R. r co. re ra _ Call 4407 vanha. . L | pS Ha py REALTY Ccmes, oes GENE F Fr. oe ottase: price $ § a eer jg te mone MAin 4593. 808 Chestnut st. bide OTL, — tals: fe 6 and nd"Bie en price, ae E and ra. : Chestn | 4201 EASTON AV. Inguire 3840 Sieatl Rate Er. Bie ; iS MaAin 12

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+ 2B St. ous pe 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. 58 in 4 SUNDAY, POST-DISPATCH SUNGALO AND BUNG AND COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS. AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ;} BUNGALOWS AND CQTTAGES ) BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BU = *R eae falc For Sale | For Sale’ For Sale ite MON sae ps Por Sale hyo . UNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Southwest | West res a For ae Bes er Sale —s South | South | Seushwest , | ————— oo $37.00 | 7519 LANSDOWNE (7462 WILLIAMS—$500 CASH — : we WEIR. -BUILT BUNGALOW windows. rolling screens. epee | Per month will buy a new 4 rooms, bath. ‘HON E\ ’ modern, frame: 4 blecks from a Gf reons. tile bath. hardwood fioore 1 4 ROOMS—G ARAGE B i page | i) : 7 1 ever Delor st. 4000 Alexander, CAbaay | car carage. side drives tot gOaldd. price } ful 4 puntwalow. hardw . ent y as o , tceautifu room yUNnTAaiT a a m ‘Oot! =4 ' * 7 - ‘ i} Z| } ( )] e e q , 1e WV Over > : " - = > : = &. H. STOL TMAN KR. KB. OO. floors, tile bath, furnace: will se'l on ex-{ _ If I t t dj $20, 000 H mec | peer bains - t craft plaster. fireproof t I ead war gg ve CHOICE 4003 CRAUTESL. GRAND 1001. | end. north of Manchester: convenient to) | nverested ina 0 ee = - ‘a. north, it . 1 ow PRIC E: MON .. 3 CR: a ts . ( . Rend. north o anehrater: mvenient o ; . " oo Bi cA ~w $5900 4 New Subdivision at— The ideal. home fer newly-wed«: «a new Schiller: 5 atone y= tries e682) schools. See Mr. Martin on premises re Mud ‘an aVe in 4 . reen wi D AYV.. 68-19, MELROSE PARK | benption oan tusee joule i aetee ile oe Piltmore: 4 rooms. Hew. aca 2089 Lansdowne 3. CORNWELL R. E. CO. LIL X. ite , ful displ 1 ‘ : . ‘av S fe ole or LO nag ee ae SS ee on aT oe : . oe a — : — : ws wonderful display homes at $13.° a0 +} ‘ . oe fee tnrenthout, beautiful siectic fineerens tie | 4342 Yerveimai: ‘6 "tooma, “eerece: aon] B.D Avenne | . cwoting Ave wre 8 Fine, reception Well Set colony ae eit tae 3 Be ferent ad “scticels sents "Stas Par) throughout; beautiful electric fixtures: tile | 4° 3 a: _ rooms, zarace, art | ws Re imme? \\ ro d l) rne (' ourt four, witl wecoond floor finished oft with 4 rooms and extra ba ty a flor — — he — + oe yg a tele. | 3 | 4 aed ame . a -. #8 BUCKLEY an Se eee bier a) ¢ ; esira. Terme S130) cush. CaERTY x. FE. CO.. 9 ~~ ° ‘ | ee - || fronting board; kitchen cabinet and tele- | ., ~- ees} bie Obs. us wenn wore. . Veli ghtiul breakfiet reom: | ee "Ns ’ ; T Ce ° : ~ sgeg? » Carolin » roome., : —” ‘ . ™_ ry? ‘ a * ‘ rome. non smoke : UG Cheste Oy er 4 Homes L nd er Construction. \ “"UCCCSS Alt eady | Phone cabinet: garage. Lawn sedded and | Me ad asad ; 4 rooms, x19) | Sas INC. a ot yong "in | he | alk of South St. Louis Niving reo ; DPeautiful walnut woodwork. Art-te ey siaweer Se “. ae (arn ee pry A. ‘ “— roome. > o oon hardwood fieors. cork linoleum in kiteten: beauuful electric fixtures: oe NC) “EY P HEATH (0. GArfield 3165. : " -_ landscaped. Street being paved dust | 9950 M ‘ "O50 | . . — >}? ; P - | ww eadow IDS. ows , . ” , Established Because IMPROVEMENTS Alii IN ready fer you to move into. Beautiful | TOMBRIDGE AGE to sell and can be pur- Mive-room bungalows, English double wall outlets: roomy clothes paniries with auto a3 Bingham Court. The home with “IT.” | B3I8 Meramer s«t. sae _| chased with smal! down payment. x ese “Ideal hot-water bolter with window-«ty! { matic th - @ gee CAs F > oT , ICES TERMS NORTHWEST REALTY CO., | fo aa B. D. BUCKLEY, UNE and Spanish design; really artistic, Water heater, Buildings v.44. matt brick ‘al beeen thermostatic * 7 A moO: ye at tee ; RECORD LOW ] R CBr 4ttthid SOL oe, “— amg 5890 Southwest PAUL BROWN BLDG, CENTR. AT. 1084. | unusual and individual; bungalows rovf. TUx20 matt briek garage. Lots Bx 20M) variegated colored fie. | & wer unagiow of 4 row 2. tile “SEL LS eramec verside FOS — - in > « , p ata ~_e rape ) Located 74 To Ge. a Normand Drive “ : . 3 ~ — hard wood floors. pr _ : | OPEN POR INSPECTION 10 TO 4 ARSEN AL. 654 1— Beautiful bungalow. 7 HAS + ~~ rye mpm " that — Serer rent, two bloeks west Ls tiful Normandy Golf Chup Ev: ry sunveniuien ter ai js fron a j . ~ ny vacant, open for it \spection. 953 King rT 1WwaAS >. wae eee rooms, ££ bathe: bargain: owner. ie H4°0 i Lindenwood of Kin shighway at Gresham. O500v By auto. ear oy bus to = 45 ) 81 Charles “ ind Ww St. Z 3 8 a eadieecintaptnteneen no Om é Oleatha av.: neat frame cot- TGER, 3225—4 rooms, modern, $300. | tage: 3 reoms and bath, eirc- SEDC. Oates built-in fixtures: one-car | pire ns ADOLPHUS KLAUBER garage; lot SoxI70; close | FF. rn CORNWELL R. E. CO... 111 SN. 7th tyle. the 1} . . a%~« ‘it ct 7 hy ot} 2 ' ., Biggie if at- iN : HWAY PARK, 3043—New ¢- kil s 4 ae 2 nuory. aru md hot-water be SLETO, 2409 _N._Zith,_(Entral 9255, | 4169 trie, Gandy Groowe ttame: bee” | 4330_Gravols Riverside 0800 J a dandv -room fre . 3 . ee ‘ R ial. ‘ * ow " Se F $ 5 ; . Res RKINGSHIGHWAY. 4339 5. W.—53 rooms. | DETERING, S627 Gravois. : Z : d . . PD. BUCKLEY, IN #-Tvom strictly modern matt brick bun easy terns ~s lavaitee | bath ‘ and \ te 7 en 1 hardwoud | rw H A t 5 Re PL. 41 5%- — so nm so ame. e€lec- stric ag rn: 1s ra nted Riv. 1035. 54163 Gravois. PAUL iether BLDG cave asl AL 1081 > at Jess than cost f t ey 2 r ' urn ac . . owne wl sii : 2sCArT farn £50) Rp -aP 41 é 4 ‘ % “ . " lé COs 0 Construction. 3 RTNGA ae molite F ; L i us cnet - ri, Fenny ~ . | a vo 4 > | BRADLE Y. or = _ 3 an vane . bas - 7310 Mek AIN vs buy. 6.48) Lougiborough. . - / N I th TY BU NGALOW BARGAIN | | mL tah ates Now Is the lime to Buy Your Hopped peo i soe mp, trance ae uungalow, erms to suit. f. ARTHUR TRENTROP. WILMER Dr TTON &, +) furnace lot > rad ore ba ] ; SI})1 th e ] in ° yy * fF | . nre > | ones py ” .? - #149 5. Grand b! peer SSS | ae es 12 STS coe Gadine tees: 3 | KEANE '& FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut st,| 5-foom modern brick re ee ee eee ramne. wetes these hon ‘ 1a, : _ are Wit| BRADLEY, 6838—G-room brick, vitrolite | feT heat. tile bath with tile walls, hard- lex 1 4 > i are ‘tri furnace a . at . et ‘ e Ia 7 vey ts i lj A a PC i ‘ * } : ! »4 ) ; owe . " ‘ . 4) . + 4- as AAR ad mane lechesl and chatch. 44 block off Gravois. the price. a1 can reasonable, | ath, basement garage: unusual’ buy. | jegetnsiOgrs: lot, b0x180: HULMER [ern End. WERNER ‘oood Cex. BYt | This is the opportunity of @ lifetime to buy a beautiful cottage Phone W . x . 2 | ; HA UER-LUSTRANDY, tealtors, | RAY R. ROSEMOND, INC. DUTTON & KEHL ENBRINCK, erie N : University City Bargain ern, ,E. WERNER. 6209 Gravuis: Rly- My tix DRARG Riverside 5885, 7423 Stanford: hich location on beau- ' > 4540 Kingshichway | Pri S350 erms. 806 Chestnut «1 ook fo 3417 S. Kleeshionway. erside 29727. a large lot with water, sewer, sidewalks and street. Drive out t gry yr “ 6448 Wands SPRING. 3746 S.—New brick bungalew,) —— — EEL an! 46 BUNGAIOW l4th. CHestnut 69 NEW 5 ROOWVS—s81950 oF H4ag7y Wanda. new nice front perch; 5 reoems; strictly R66 ee &. fl, iy “ ' lodern brick: 4 reoms, first ” MAG NOLIA HO%9 | Well located southwest! dacs a! oe ijina street; 6 large rooms; ving uf nodern t -alows. ere: gargne: this is an exceptional bar- Pied inished 1 unfinished 2d flvor, | pg Se IE eg ~~) bungalow; hardwoed flours. tiled bath ‘ross entire front: full tile th: , “ 1 = Ba? a ae! |) gain aan 20 CLOSE ESTATE bE ne ane, 4905 Scholimeyer. fc) | 7. | -——9 rvoms, furnace, / artex wails: miracle dours: furnace: #a- my ent: sicle rive: double garage: Kitverside 4510-1 b4 ot Gravols. ic. BAc. 66428. . eee s-room brick cot- BUNGALOW—Brick: 6 rooms: all mod- / tile bath. garage. | row: § this a real buy. Phone for par . “we gutters: price ; wants vw roonis one! ticu Open or yvour inspec- : tnt _ ‘phone PArkview 1112J. | 4 BODNER, 7°24 Usdraalic. a - e. 42,1. LAFPAVETTE AVENUE. | SWAN ' é sUrnace, garage. Make ern: 1 vear old: must be seen to be ap- | } , preciated. Owner, 6100 Southwest floor. / 059 7 ‘DIMMITT-RiC KHOFE-BAY ER. | M5! elepnore GArfield 4710. ; er. : "BUNGALOW BARGAIN : 44 Cottas “ ms, onl Near gg toe GruTrc.: S ct ~ sq MM): ~ & 2 1 6440. , hot wale wara« S-} Uicn., lede NORTH ST, La Is Thi ST CO. BUN : ~ - i - Re ‘ | = , #1 ath he | DUE NGALOW—4 rvoms, matt brick. weath- } . a . oo. - ‘ apt . . . ra . . ! ‘ 3 S 7 | ’ ) A A ( N ' . surrr : "* a. © 4 5471 Gravois, : $1800 _ equity, ch : r ERRY REAL 1 Y CO., 5501 S. GRAND, | . ' ~ Purages. sbup. chicken house throughout with Cali- | GOL; ARSEN AL oT CHESTNUT 6336. 105 N. EIGHTH & MAin 120: (O04 Chestout 6t TRIE : y. SF VE \ rT ao0D § ~Morerr ° PROSPECT 7912. nat ‘a Nand nade 7 o ' yg” Pte formula stucco. Large liv Mods rn bunca! ow: a rooms, new ly deco. : j (99) ve tt) pe aomine Gaanh \ en ’ 1 re » SR peek emus” f ing room with built-in} rated: porch across front: warage: . —" 5 a y*. éleepi . — s : Ke. S. —— fe 0616 iy oo ge at sree : PRospect 0175. $500 CASH NG L, \ ; a rooms reception hall amd fireplace. Tile bath with | TONY HURLEMAN. Rea'tor. LAc. 909°. Southwest Ww ae , $OV0 DON x DoUGHBOROVGH 41. ,4—} feautiful. Cw THI mTY SEN NTH $310—Mo saan r 4083 wl INCY : NEW. MO E 7 a rn ut “to-aa t : BATE WOM, show er. Hot water heat. TE NER FORCED TO SELL est i ¥ €519 nr ganvilie: Toon rair , hot- > oem bungalow, Owner, Riverside 033 ol. Jd pea ‘ ee ee - Gra nd and ae as in ¢ ROOM BKICK BI NGAL OW, AL ron \ ot ec ortgigern ¥ a* _ . che gee Seen ucat, Se ~' Garage. All improvements in, This 1s some- . 6906 Dale av. 3-roem brick: tile bath. | BR y lif Bayes, waler 4 at Oe Ne EM ser, lots termes. PYTTE GHBO Ri Tul 1605 — Ser this A | Me es Reel Lie ‘ i aiCi« rs ‘ r LOOR: STRIC TLY MODE ks AND B., EK | owne Lng 50° >} De oe, e termes, ~ ANY 5 KE RMS d nis. Pas ll ; a pol nae bie “. , ats¢ ; en one block east. ar- ~ es 4 ce ws iin uv on). ”? . ee. W— Be LAL ESITANA #4. sty —$ rooms: bath. o- mr te po if ~ ee em a oy oghe a, @= bes /) FASY in R ay gh RODS: $300 CASH. | bungalow, 3 : . - | gain at SI}. 4° m) Terms. | CAN BERK BOUGHT NOW. | rooms, . eg ‘ro one ae , tan BLENDON L303 4%. -roum — - Z ONL ONLY +e 3 pt mm brick bungalow: ea rear. dent x14): bargain 99°90!) THIRTY-SEVENTH. 353507 ONE E ie x.* & HIL Dak: ss, ‘ S218-22—New bungalows; » . B. D. BI ( KLEY INC, 3 OBE LISETTE., tlours i price reduced to $5500: @asy rvomn., —~ Hp Suso0vU: ‘ — : 103: a . i + oil " beeen garace with a Wi: Rs "RLTY. CO. PRoe. 2021 oe ss ate pened 200% ' orien ‘ re 4 a ony ar ot irom PAUL BROWN BLDG. CENTRAL 1084, | D bapa 3 vit — bath: and kitchen, | terms Market car ae a n 7 t Tx140: owner there. In Fy : y = Ie = DAtn, 4 tee foots wo df 3 a or HOS ast aison. S$ce “ | furan: ": HAASE RE r cO.. oe ¥ a gages. le rive: lot: , ~ og - A gigrecnve e oe in Sis ‘ ie & If SIA! “Z } tz i. 12735 9 hed ‘ CHUbiih feo CF ibs f b “Ly é ae these harcn’ ines ix, i ” —. 7 is F sme ge ene BS ‘tain fram - EDE RER. 2610 ¢ ere PRospect 1519 | HAA in E AL TY ] ( nesnut &t fs Bas, tT ma Be ; 4 core aT THE 1 M MER 4 a ERIE 545, pigait aU wore On ee 7 iih heat ineluded. ®%-c; garage: - HA r ) PICK ; Ce erm, teks: Te ] . i ie “GEN - hot-water r hieat. ‘bath. electri SRE Rew a eS yg A raae: 3621 S. GRAND. LACLEDE 3010.41. ae. * Date REALTY ll ‘ey | LHFOBAL D & ZOELLER, Piespect 5157] PRETTY Bt NGALOW, ONLY $1000 ASH | J} ean sung: LiOWSsS = ae Ri HN easy’ terms: loo nt Offer CALMER. INC. & hestnut 6 eaTugt ai ai} AGC. Ui ~ ~ Pe A o ~ : - " » roonis on one oor: @xira arse wine | f i “ P. HE A T H Con" a % s 7 ee en 1018 THOLOZAN. OPEN 1 5. _MILENTZ, 5506—New oO rooms, sunroom. : | avenge el War ad: Tow- ried , r RORTE . aut N. STH. MAIN 4258, > rooms. modern: new. PRos. 3% 4, ve WC AST v2] 4 C HILT RE SS AV E | recreates. bain. het-watey heat: | aos ee “same ages 4 ~~ + vale: er "Grove ‘% a ‘k: new: saanaaner dione =3——A S-room fr ollet: New 5-Room Bungalow Near MARWINFTTE. 5935 (HOLLY HILLS) | Tow OZLAN. 3970—4 rooms, oder: 3709 Oak rt ar Gravois and eae a sa nd ee Vere SAENEC: SEEeet MOE! Cy Satie: wee eee o Hestnut S500. | Ne lapee AER rooms: small amount down, | 4, ae wre ale ce. $23 ‘South Entrance to Forest Park ' } mies ‘ (? pType be . ‘ ber ~Siti. 7 ole ’ ' : 2-T bras kK Qo } 3 j é — lu . ed S an | ~ ° . LET ’ Tr "’ * sees ¥ ‘ > 4 | ; > fp pe i} c fi mm % ¥ > open, bd See 2 oe Beautiful bungalum = & rooms. sunruun, tba: : . ee 3 alow; vi un parlor, tile hath, | SECESSEL REALTY CO. 3548 S. Grang.| LIEBERT, room 408. 722 Chestnut. HACKMANN RE. Co. 1000 Chestnut. | LEE-NC HERMEN. 3503 Gra 12720 Hampton bi. (6000 west), just % Govbte garace: bareain: 310.500: owner on | THOLOZAN. 4043—5 toom: Ger 6. tiled bath: large porch: garase: ' | WILENT; | GRAB TI THis QUICK! : : ik th of Forest Park and Market uremises evers day betweea 1 and 3 cr! hardwood fh Sear garane: oh i | Bice recs: reasonable, balance on e hardwood floors, Kelvi- | MILENTZ_ 9042—In Our Lady of Sorrow | | BUNGALOW—Across from blecks sou aa ger ao” sane — sein 1) } a a wen. Farage: , . = . nator refri eeraty +. two- Paris! » rooms and sunredgm: ir wrr5 ANSAS, M¢ IDERN BU NGA | OW wonderful 8- - l Saedinn street cars. Contains 5 besatifu rooms. all 4ibdassis 20. a ents: $7000. a DROZDA REALTY ©€0O ; car garaxe. Lo S11 Chestraut. Lin MICHIGAN, 3414—4-reom frame cottagc; | CHAS. Fr. Wei. 1612 Gravois. Riv, 2080 eden 4 oor 4 p. ; | Pr. NAGE 7 A KEAL BARGAIN TONY HURLEMAN. Realtor, LAe, 9002. a - iim must sell to close estate: price $3000. _ ; 4984 TYROL BAN AY. uniges tu da floor; 4, roume ae eed “CENTRAL ‘ante "Kieek fleas: weer Wee eee 2136 Esther: beautiful new-room bun- | > — A uentie Get 3 MICHIGAN. 4618%-—4 qwouome: eee oad ie . : heat. gurage. - : eation mt fail to see thie. | COTTAGE ar Me ‘Causlan?: — | DIEHL, G801 Graveis. Riverside “S90. | teeny Ran AP ga ten ol ft pone — | EXC le [ r ION AL BU NGALOW 4154 Lee. . tee tg : norighborhood: barcain. LAclede 9935 ; yard, & ' arbor, bearing frui tenvel-Weber. 35: “34 S. dsrand. . modern trade far t — NAGEL. > ener she , ery ty ae ~ “ Milentz. “oF Ooms. t ly i- eee ~ 9 . — ( ideal “re ar hildren mew «lites pe ° ‘ +2. Ai. as i Ql lo PRos: «et ’ 5108—I retis new I-room med. ; rnient te oem vs and transportation. See o r ms strict nw BU NGALOW Attractive, ae MICHIGAN, 7300—Brick cottage, + rooms | ¢,,,, : — >: # - Seetenttiadl sah can ee * Te LY KF AMI | CUBA COURT. 5905—ha hay ern frame bungalew. carare, cic. SKE | this ier . ™ ™ = ,ern; double garag owner will sell rea- rooms, Enclish design: studie li 4 A It Oppo tunity and sunroom. tile bath. furnace. brick | | nage o¥Vn » 8SaVC Comm s8)0N. rIVETSsICE =e F aha sv P AR ISH hasement ms saint , ce 4 pw te a’, Ls." CHRISTIAN BRINKOP KK. a DIM MITT. i KHO} r “BAY KR. Bani. ably : a all me ans see this bas-nx nt earaze: see this ~ rex? a to bi iy a new o- room drick bun- omy £5250. “SEE Us." Ty ee : Hump *3 30°0— Modern t-r bom .. | block: bareein- + in eaten BeHOU.8, One 3621 8. Grand. LActede 2040-41. | O50 Telephon: GArfield 4710. | Kengel-Weber, 3539 8. Grand. LAe. 9543. priced right; terms, 6509 @ Ge. , with hardwood floors, tile RCMRISTIAN BRINKOT Ke yoo. | TYR rae sronictce Piri mermantord rd | ceptional opportunity to the right varly' oman peony 4931 NAGEL AVE TORE FRAME BUNGALSW. 5 ' BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW BRL Coe y tenth, te 1518 COO eS on tee bd e Bie . aa . . j P ': in, or ) - » ’ ’ : et 4 4 : Be “74 +h ry. . dies ’ . bo , ® ; } . or ng. : riek modern: well built: a a. ane Le s Be a Br. 2a $153 Tatom, just south of Arsenal, ar ‘ ay oan | o 4 M ¢ HIGA 8 +0” oo r inenert Ae a te , | —ael vw cher ~ 252 9 ~. (. rand. I. Ve 5 QO45. Pe ._" .p.Jf) U vals . new niot | as ss pom... Sat my furnac Lc ro garases: fine / rooms and attic. hardwood floors, Liles) | 64 4 ee : P yh Sr Gog = a a ( Wellsteon) ca = -s ot ‘ 1a) ; Darstdale. go00 = i > ‘ 4 £. Ws ‘ Y , | i } roo Iiwa- ‘ tj ’ arwza cary . : - ” . . SULESs « . - ' Py anes : ° * t hd gy ll "RR INKM ANN. K. (0.. Riverside 2060. BEAL itt L 1B WAG Af, ( \\ — . venience to make a complete home: newly fa - ~ it} ‘9 Ger ;: a} - (i) { ) se" va (; i AND. — - a4 r AR kh. s th, S-= tires: argair i NEOSHO 4983 — OO ‘ ark . } lot x)? . m ie an - - ; 4 — (CHestnat 6356. 105 N. Sth St. - | oa a St SELIA-CU Ts PRICE TONY HU R LEMAN, Realtor. LAc. 9092. || 5934 ENRIGHT—A vail a po v change. One BO 1. a] mor ts a ll. priced oh Sul parlor: lo 8 oh , x we ; * ‘ ib t Boxt oo: di aoe Car we = ede) Gravois, | NEOSHO, 40xx—Modern 5-reom bung f ly) ates De O° Ww 40-foot lot: $8400. PRospect 414). OM $8500 TO S67 COMPLETE IN EVERY WAY. rooms, tile bath, sleeping 5463 Gravois. room bhuuzalows of disti ‘ire, indi Mt) lock west of Grand br tulevard. See j nal errgncemen n : a ng archit itecture. BS foot | todas ‘a ' | DELOR, 5201 ~—— 5 rvoms and bath. brick: | low: Tou . (ford te pas +4 p: fy! . | lote e Oda o 6 p. m. OLLY HILLS REALTY ©O faragce; owner will show through: fine | NBOSHO, 5300—5-reom nick ban = cu a - - , " hae HA VE-YOU SEEN rE DERER, 2610 Gras nis, PRospect 1519. 5624 8S. Grand. Riverside 7813 wichburhoud; big barwain: easy terms ralow: douhie Rca e: pT wigs peed | feet of eround: * ruoms. 4 ' a os THIS MODERN BL NGALO W bee with igo Site —t —— , Ss N IC KE ] | ayy & {| ( yyy CHestout QB00. ar) | Ths reom: metal weathe r-stripped, tiled for cash: no trade ur offer P35 SE Kk T Hl wk bungalow: hot-wa- C 7 Fichelberger. just off Kingehighwas: du- : = j : we WwW yadow ti OFHSR. ——— ———— ee Owner will show. 5 rooms and icalow: ensy terms: h: rvain. Mu: _ . AC 9 ™ ‘ "a | wood floors i] ath: ne id alley i P = PL. 4 aN DE VOoNS Bi 4 wnmongs ‘> s and 1 Ins ‘ :- gars : j } Aree JU é M ICHIG AN é | made: one-car ga rage - Brice $7200: make 4026 Riteniver: & sabeie Gecko c: And ( Mik Z nha S —- ol - bath. ninenide niacin unsaluw: carage;: side pad A - : Southwest Branch. — | bail first floor: extra toilet second floor consid dd. aah a 5 ee. = af“ ne lt pene Dipttt $0 irame:: é sy term: eas | = ; ; = et 5 ROOMS ONE F age RADE ' | furnace with heat regulator: stg porch te See mee | Ww . — — — schools ‘hurche bemtindinet atic : — NO INGHAM. 4945- odern } rooms 5 Jarge rooms. baih an urnace: i | screened, shades. screens, garaze: lot 50x its H ST. LOU ‘oT 00 le unga 0 W WALLACE. 4339--Near Bevo Mill: cozy | * Sag anepuriation JD EN 5=xXxX — Moder ‘room | and bath bungalow: very goo? condition. | e in South west St. Louis: will a" ALE $l wa alley made - q ain: | Rengel- Weber’ 3539 S. « 1 Dae nee une 7 price Fas) fc si male. j ‘cBO> | on i ie TONY H EMAN. Realtor, LAciede 902. Pi () k { : sleepin oreh, furnace, garage. wa “eae : srand. Ac. 954: ‘sid , > | iN , | spiendig eondition, ate ay ac ON . “Li in re Any — : a- : ry ‘ it we 4 NOTTINGHAM, 30 1—Beautiful 6-room WE “ RRAN c CHestnut ri — | $1000 DC WN P AY M iD NT ” 10: 33 Fk AIR) 1ONTS as P N T IL AY and at | > tt ee CMREE BRETT KO Dt WW N Ee TTR A cozy ly . 4-. modern brick bungalow. in Southampton: | i, oe | aN handy hates 4 mn. S28 One-half block south of Forest. : Drive out Clayton Rd. to Big _——s ! a SSIssi PPI “WAL LEY TRUST a 0., Art. | CHAS. F. WELZ. 4642 Gravois. Riv. °9rng . 2'16_ French: 6-ro on GU-fos amil, . virich gal etal Det ke SNINTIAS aataren' « ee | PRICES tal ae 7 tos “y —* BOL | Ms “8 yn a IBS yi yg De sy egg feos. Glaseed-n sleeping porch: ma then south 3 blocks te h at ine MA 3640 Sams lot: beth ¢useecs carnce lat ceemonthhs ation SE as, ete . . : z ~ - Pw oa rent, Cw AITO aUdy to ove {ii a auti ; ~- SILERTZ f Bung = | WANDA, §056-—4-raom modern brick bun- LAY R. Re rage fy erm. rion S621 S. Cerand. LAclede "O40-11. 5730 FINKMAN— Matt brick. dandy |in; 3 reoma, tile bath. first fleor: % | ful jucation. . a fst i039 WISE ae bei BADD. Ladens wean, | Z2low: bargain, Riverside 7371M. | 3417 8. Kingehighway. Riverside BRR3. | ‘| bungalows ev {fered open today 1 tu 5: bargain fer quick bunvalow, 5 rooms: caved eeuing, tapes- block from « _a ol. street car and bus. c Tk Mit. Ty NRE RGFR. 11 N. STH cep./ bungalows; mover throughout, 110th, MAin %624. 5! 7 -ETUN Pla. O13 si We pp came a + | trr walls. tile bath. copper. s1 cme ng. side | Bungaiow ~odhto Bowen St KL erside 1 422) nen, 1 = esti —"| FEDERER, 2610 Gravois, PRospect_1519. NE REAL BEAUTY condition . wi prone hy te i . ined ity ye including | THEKOBALD & — ER. PRospect 5157.! drive. zarare: terms. ye = dio : - eINOD, 7FOOO—Beantiful corner, 50x 3 ‘ ‘ mall cash payment, eo wengertully large route, ¢ MISSOURI. S315 Rian Fri “k ~otte ~ = ~ —_ ; z : = - Me ,rvome a { & 1) eee) \ peas “p ‘ Tor tT) bbe Ladr of sit. ] 1° new ry} oclery ’ 6§-room brick: e ear ' wey BUY AT y oR ) 4 i 4 4 4 - den’ ’ m188 this chance. ben sunroom and all ot modern ve. ‘ ‘ Losmect . a “ ’ ' ‘ ’ - ‘ he - ' 4 ‘ at tay ‘ "oa- ~~ ee tw @ a oe he & ’ "th 4 very u tu R . Ts uroace arge ront pore ru oer mo i water he: ‘ se Ah. ieeah ieee eee , ind blocks porth of Manchester; Five-room bungalow. just finished. In oe S MONTANA. | —- » SAP gaa bath, hot- w IL COX. 43cx—r. tan *ipge ates IN SPE q* 1 | HESE T ( 1). 1Y ay zs hy id are b Wad -U; Z-car garage. It's POTOMAC. 63°°—New 5 lovely rooms and | rol \ceuticn dandy lot, with side drive fasiest gcrowinz oe, section South St. aree let: Ke: ES } cellar and coal bin underneath: garage, ! r :— garage. m: barssin PRosnect 4141 . : his aa = ee Riv. 3069 breakfast nook: _oxcellent floor plans, j aed earage: stfeets made: 5 larce Toums: | Louis. See it to appreciate its features. 1 ble offer refs ide drive and large lot; and best of | eng aaa ; : $7850; real bare | frame residence, with good stone founda- | Kin; shighway busses to Finkman (6000 | ening Son J town, wants = all, is convenient to everything, includ: | ‘1 ” open es ing streetcars. busses, «6 ooent | MONTANA, 3622—Anxious to sell. liquidate an estate: offer wanted. F.) WILCOX, 4707—6 room ’ Toom: | > teat ; Dlock fry : ( ) Par? TStoch—_LAclede_ 8320. | i can hotws water heat-| Y-car caragt:] priced: open ah ee Tally moderately | 1951 FOREST AV, PRATHER. 1005-07 (2 blocks east of | payments same as cash. House open. — MONTANA. i6xx— 5 rooms. modern: to! 2 SACTILICE. LAs lede 0523 be ” 7) STX large roums and fe- McCausland et 1900)—Just nerth of Roe | A. JAY KUHS CO. "10th and Chestnut, veneer eee +: aw CUTT AGE—2 rooma: eleetrie, “th “Ttlenvenient terms. liquidate estate; barcein Laclede 8: wl. \ REAL By 3624 HOLLY WILLS REALTY ra ecg ception fiall; slate roof; School: new -room brick bungalow; gen- “10 NEW MATT BRICK BUNGAL LOWS BEAUTIF UL Bt 'NG ALOW lot: county; down ; > ota he > . i {e83) | 604 Wilmticton - rn an a sal i Pe R 12 \ 7 ‘ rock foundation “ hard- uine qua itt » Ths qd OCs aUTY c Fr them and “ 9 I¢ (ck B } ~s REF Ric ER. woo 4 roums, mode rn: ° Hts t be SeCTi; easy Closed cur, CAbany 19% ‘. me: KEMI LA N [) RE AL T y CO. f " D—BARG - sinte roof varace: priced at S3800- terme + wood floors: metal , convinced: high ratios an x oa Sin a3 a we ; > POTOMAC, 5 FINE Ke Siterms. Open. See 6300 Juniata today. | HANLEY % 7 - i - 32 Mg opp ag OF rym | | HOHENSTEIN RLTY. Co. wine Nicbions : ates ai pond B. ARGATN ] \ ee : : “Cath r stripped: l-car tr. Niemever, Soathch - les Je Hs. j . “X¥ Pr ANTERE. i . a> | DOERFLINGER R. cCoO., Vietar a pe tile b: ith, : (lay ton and or Bend. Hiland 1qQid. | ff CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO.. GArfield 3185. | i wmgalow: first-class condition: @ca. co sarage,; convenient to — = | ’ SFL ECT HAK , ee J K100, 4 a ns —— NEBRASKA. "he r my E ~ r “ | a. OPLN bal | NDAY . ° ew ly decorat ‘ ep ee "ag st meme! schools and rau poria we ( ) N ) } Ly . T I] ke P . - 7 IN L. tt LIVING | Fo CASH $500 CASH . > 3739 ms, ath. fur- } i116 > ; floors st. «75 ana i] 1 wile a ea ade 3 hon r SST OF, Terms. ” Th . osx $3250 electric; gurages: lot GOx120: price | SRR | ne = a a le % 0 cas | hare 7 i | nr. D. BUCKL EY. INC. \ L i DAR (CLOTHES CLOSETS | : er Tae ae we ¢: good condiés 1 FLA’ LATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE $3 : te ‘es 4 2 fe nen oo and wt : pg | ' Ie r¢ \I Bu. ne } A ? ( IW rat t. brow \ BL. Dt. Ck NTRAL 1084. SEC () Bloe] lz R] hodes A \ — RN ACES, r E.. _° 7 - r ss 2. 5s M ac klind. $3500. 4-room brick. P ost- Dispatch, * “PATO T ME N T oe | orner: 12-f amily "t eat FULIU iced lo 167 4 I 1s; a it i in m . * Go20 bP LER AVENUE ee Pheting atta eg, cataitfew aie calc aer AROUND: > wm” WALLS AL ' 4. | Me Sublette, Sz400. 4- anew frame. is ADORE, 1264—4 wee End: can be bought mp “3000 cash. , F : 1 5 waned. 3%. new iemesines of i| Gauee See oe o ATKA| Monthly payments like ret tt bath. rt +4 Sarage; Wee MaDe easy. ox Y-127, Post-Dis, GUARANTEK CONSTI UCT ION CHO. 24 ) ft.: price See APA T MENT BUILDING— Large. of 75 NEOSHO, 4354— FHrick bungalow. 3 roc. ‘Slits de 4:510-11- 1. er are | (rritvois, a al “Votan ' > 8 00. ive-roum brick bungalow. bath and fur- Wars wanted 4 new bungalowe of nace: ov mg A vay = immediately. Want tnglish m. each one separate and || SIZE LOTS. GIXTLS: AS eis t. , English design, each one separate and UF ' : Ms «(8 BLOCKS) 20) Wainwrizbt. CHestout 7758, t 2 RLTY. & INY. eee Bits. can be hed on amall cash pay: | __ 3120 N cOLY. sae or will trade for other property: P.-D, to 4.4. MAY RHOFER. (Abany 72°O. (©) | tion and dandy cellar. can buy ou time = ‘ut b west, Bs iF FEDERER. 216 Gravois, _ PRospect_ 1519. LEK-St HER MEN 3503 Gra x. | thurches and stores, Price only $9800, | | da ; modern, Iilverside 4630. —y = WEST R rs «£d.. ipa WILMING TON. § Slo EASTON AND SARAH LIN NDE LA. ONG. Olicl S distinet Very snappr and attractive ~AS | peaeg RE WAT Sy — 2 | "6200 ARSENAL—TOWER DON'T LOSE THIN OPPORTUNITY : : : FOR RE _ RD., 2a19 Excellent 2 ad y ; i? particulars. Box Y-418. NEOSHO, 4266—Modern 5-room solinen 7 — | 5 brick, sacrifice. ) 2 Respect 4141. >So) 1 Z + z rooms fyiot Blo at & {| O\W D \ [ ia | dO, . pK KM Ann. ‘3125 _ (rand. 1. A. OG ba | | ilie -. eaeeetiiaadeiaiieden pe etna I Shon ° fy ne 9 * ~ =a “Maier in 4 ~ * Tr, 4%. 3 sa 2 GOET HE 4x79 nore " } "7 Bony ai weal a Br ag xcSL OF Ma {; ROVE CAR OF W. ATSON BUS). OPEN LACLEDE BOS . ‘ 6—: -room ¢ pay | Poem 4 barare, riced or ls 72 : ‘ : rie a te Food condition “a “ - G Se “ui A. . RE AL vy C0. bric ck bungalow ; four (V90W south) ~ blocks west. and ch need hes: cere a: Gnen., Panty: 54a BEST BU Lf | aon yee sy uit lie ae : 6 rooms; "9s ree = N. oan. RAY. 06 an CHestnut nn 4 ae NCO? ot ge ea . ~ ' e vers de 3 i is ‘* 1s : ; ‘“OOTDS Gowlstalrs, three FEDERER R E (| TY CO 40%. BOLHM. 3539 s. Grand. PRo. DOO. ileal ‘1 4: Li : - bi] - ‘ K i rage’ . price cut to $9000: on eee MosT So re REWPORT, 4716—S-room Uricc: mont Sa Klverside 4310-11-12 YOUR DREAM HOME rooms beg Rlgg tend BE Age oS pcormggagager te: egeoe ‘og HANDSOME NEW BUNGALOWS, $5150. | nichway: matt brick walls, Rerace. tence, | —2ooa de. MEDUWAL — S vee hee thro hout: large screened porcb: fo! ub- O47 Gravois. | Awaits you at 4380 Kine ehiie Way ~ hate te finished in fe mi i I. Joly “610 G Pavols A v. py AE y . a ae? oor acrecns. fireplace. Murphy bed: very | 47 12 LEWI PL. _ - suasiee: bers: ruit trees: no gents. 4 Ww ILI, build o-roum br ie K bout wal iow. i heautifullyv located on _100 fq. 2 r lite tile and S in shan OO Se ae % ' ye n iH. ARDW oon TILE re pooriaiie: CASYV te he Call J Effereon , i — 9 . NATIONS At 17 apart ta: 4-% OAK HILL. 2633 — Beautiful. new 5-roomn SS500: duplex SUS00 GR: a! id 1235 W i almost lew Mm inch mie ; ven’ ‘ ] ; am. the nter we | f t} . ; oan See Pramas . one in “y BU iL. T- IN TUB: Al wt RN ACES, 7246 oF F Orest $031 ' 4 Brick bungalow. ~ Ls: COMPA ci ae — . a : Dy ‘o rooms: hardwood f! ; AH rae the interior of this ROBERT. 5232090—4 LE! OF CLOSETS: STEEL POSTS GORDON HOKEN, og: N. @RAND. (¢) | bath, yet OTs: >. ae rANY 16 garages, oil burner; building must be seen to ’ reoms furnace, - LIGHT BASEMENT. PORCH | ae oe M. RUsT NS vee F ileally loca acroes G a ows; modern: . Brieee to sel]: must | | HERE'S Ag Prema : , diy ted, nh tn appreciat RES a working man's chance te own! modern: = hardwood floors: WAC HTER, 4445 Gravois. fcesSO) Just see these mighty fins 5-Toom and JOHN i. ABBOTT. Realtor. 7090 Chestnut A c. , THUR PE ecraide 188] HERE ARE SOME GOOD ONES west: vou will save money if rou bur now, for children; only $3500: OT Gas ee 4 ‘ We offer one of the most attractive 4145 3. rand, - — | 9333 Murdoch, attractive and well built) a8 they are being built in mass production.| PAGE. 7722—Modern © wots | Pualidings of this character for sale. Is new oven for pe 7 £4 has = ome of over $14,000 annually, POrest SKUTR (eMg) | WORKING MAN’ i EBER. ~ ~ ' S BARGAIN. sunroom SENS RION Ss and convince yourself.| GRESHAM, §2°9—4- bung: ri uu 7 YORK coms bungalows and ce ee rt — pane a = NAkaT Rien Rr E 5448-—New 5-room brick: bath, | bungalow of 6 rooms, hot-water heat. herd- | or unfurni i: emma y* 4 as . garage: open: easy terms. | wood floors. red tile roof: everything in | Ren Weare Te } : possibility of this bullding OREGON, 4303—4 rooms, modern. brick cottage, Y laree rooms. water. electric, | T : cottage: rzain orice, rRospect 4141. month includ larew lot: 310%, Sh Si FEDERER, 2610 Gravois. PRospect 1519. S814. (ec) | Big ba ater $07 m+ PR t 6216 (el 1 ¢ it droppir ) aa.” 4330—o-room = brick bungalow : S. « >. eoR” rest: py ice 200. O800 "T ra GRESHAM 54: “=, - ig ~ tt 57 OU, *Rospect On10. 'C ine condition: garage with side rive; lot | ROBBINS, 6908 (1 bloe ie el modems. gris reasensbun gagowens’” 200 W. Mary av. “Rivergae | = NEW BUNGALOWS | Blow Anite condition Mine and Chey | HEBER, 6240-5 rooms ‘and sun pavior | 40x13: rvar yard bas 13 fine trees flow: | = -_ % —_ ode * ne | 26-4150 QUINCY, made: ; ea Thy | extra in uillt bungalow near holic = > per sereen. stucco _-_ Sanz m ee 2: wi i ecit “ain 1. koow MODERN BUNGALOW—$4200 | 4 SO] D 9 me Phd ib = DOI PHUS KLAUBER and Kis eo private street: no traf- SOE Murdoch: 4 rooms. hot-water heat. BU y THIS GARDEN SI OT | ment, balanee like rent. peek 4 >: 3 sell w Oleatha, oe. ddadie omne of Kingshigh- N sI—2? LEF | =. ' , ae _ arce lot: price reduced for auick sale. | wag = Mas 0 og poxtzs _ 2025 Rellevue: 5-reeom modern bunga- | VERNON PL... or7t (Un ny) = apasey oo, pening rooms, sunroom, ath | (low: stueco cn tile; large attic; 50x260 | rooms, bath: furt ; vs S- " i 7 Eo ia ¥ oie i}. GArfield 3742 50 1950 Gravois. Riverside O800 | fic: c CHRISTIAN BLINKOP R. FE. ©. ats amall down payment: easy terms $750 cash. OPEN TODAY. 1: 30 to 4:30. |B ON or Be \DOLPH x. FEINBERG | RE. €O., 7 3 etna rand LAclede 3040-4. HOWAKD E, KELSEY, LAlcede 6123. (ce) MODERN 5-ROOM BEALT “| ar to hereaipe cores, tle bath, EVergreen 8762 N. Union. bone . eo — * rooms and bath sec- lot. with bearing nae. grapes, shrubs | dition: cost shoud VACANT BEAGALOW, MUST SELL. ADOLPH]'S KLAUBER RES ALT TOR. day morning Co ee ee . 4804— atone . room bunga-/| side drive to double eon hardwood floors. ari Age premises 2 | a. fown payment. ae | 4422 Delor. 5 dandy, large rooms: well 4550 GRAVOIS. RIVERSIDE- Ox00. ye eer yyy . _— low: tile bath, furnace: trade for single. | Sikes ¢ ae es ag to 5 BRAN ‘DITZ. REA ALTY (0. UGHERTY Rk. Sa — Central | located, furnace, bath. 2-can garage: own- STP HAMPTON, 28453—6-room bungalow. tile "RAY R. ROSEMOND, INC | come ent ieee bungalow of four) 3164 8. Grand. LAclede 3320. (| WELLS oe 52a a ~ Era . jer wants offer and someune will ‘get al SUPERIOR BUNG ALOWS — ete houcht -- Pay ve neg dandy | yard | 417 S. Kineshic chwa) Riverside 5885. ond. floor, ae heat, Seana, mpi gh REAL BARGAIN | | barn. arace chicken house am ie Re ric: rants: $8480: pete $47. sie. ae bargain: termes. aa NOW READY | FE I TY CO. shee Bee OOU. | ROB RT, ! 00—_ Modern brick bungalow, 3650 Fillmore. in beautiful liv Hilts ome a : | trees; SS500: easy terms Us | eeiric; rents S640: price ale 4327—Lorely 4-room ead | KAU. 4948 Southwest. PRospect 4444 7 ‘ Rates .. ouiaans > = sp east of any BEALS TCO. st S. GRAND. — 4 eh sn, sun room. kitchenette, tile | rooms i] seuiene oah’ thea rae —_ 6717 BRADLEY WEST PARK. 6144—1 conn a pag ul wet md st SB ae ae - yo ; 7 ; a8 & ore ing bu acrose | : > -al pat, garage.| wi t. dow ev : we v . ¥ 7 . oce ' . tramaporiation 9 con ennnres ements: pear. eeeAt Whicke » want ALOWS wl street: during fiv be a oad ansees | HARTSORD, 6053— Good location ood a oer gay fhoors, hot-air heat ad ph water mee, SH -BUBNS. arin ssee. tees 5-room brick bungalow. lot 40x208: | PP a Mg > 4 rooms zs . ¥ Fa . aston re" PRES e : a By mult and sold over "00 of thes - ,, room treme bungalow: cozy ae ee . —— at ae. Pe specia! price for quick sale. . ' c yen — eee DOW Y SON. s ¢ treet, ADOLPHUS a.2U BER. 3740-44 O'Meara av: 4600 south on! ' 7 these 5-room. | hor ok he mocern | 5254— EN, 2-5 ITBLE BU : ; , "EST ’ ae : v Is erside | Grand: close to schools and a see ‘tation. superior bungalows: modern and m1. GEO. | south = Aree a of Watson; 1 block sie a coek * Save bed; well | 8-2 by SunPnn | KGE Ti | BISA Chestnut. GHeniant Bake New Rk. — root m, , on — -pOLDOWAY CONSTRUCTION © |C., KARR. lTlan | =" | &- A. S« INEIDI OR. 5452 Geavoig DUIIt: priced for quick sale; don’t hesitate. s ~ ite NING OM AND | — | bath. hardwood floors, hot-water . Worth Dae yen ena room | (aw CHEAP F st. MAin 1467. | CONRAL i ' oe HOPP. pay. alesse Bids | Riv Rite rside 3°40) . ravols, | Rengel-Weber, 3539 &. “Grand. LAc. 9545. DRE A M HOME real buy ea _ ol- 4 Tans BUNGALOW : ait _ Bldg: | r aaa on pry : “ —— Water heat; very | 618 s&s, OTH oT. rica | HERM RMITAGE, 2733—s rooms. electric a = , ~ ROBERT, o417—4 MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED OWNER LEAVING FOR On a vai: A 190¢— J-3-cogm OP hens : low price, | 4 ee every conv nience: can be han- ee ——a : - - — lars vd - wers ; ‘sink in kite hen: lot 5Ux1lHO: | a “> rooms, furnace. tile | RHODES. 008 1 —5-rvom old Eeneli«sh ! Lompit. 7 24—t-rvom ; 4 » Hi" STaa é pera ge lawn and ae trees: S2000: terms.| | bath. hardwood! | Style’: vitrolite bath and kitchen ; Craftex | Arrange terms. Want ¢ | 215 ROUTM AN. \ottingham; beautiful 5-roem = io: oseph rooms. 2. a 7 44 > ; nal thavchest aot pear eaneote TOWER GROVE BUNGALOW. porn brick; very large rooms, wonder- ||| Bos A-331. Post-fie: ate] near Wellston. ner; 40x125 tte her’ toe , rame F ooh, os patch, er: xXi~vo, W aa arger Dun- | 6909 BRADL EY AV.. 3>-room brick. 850 | ; $o | brick; living room acros« entire front. . bath. turnace heat: f net. 4. ABBOTT RL ol , IX OTALLON PARK DISTRICT. FrIveE- bn ' ee room brick flat, bath, furnace; bargain. Open. River- 2615 Gurney Ct., 7-room bungalow. hot- {| | ful construction, +o to 5500 Gravois. v , ITASKA. 55°O—N fealow or residence. IF. Litsch LAclate FOL N - ary) ew | phn OD, 6-room frame, mod , California plaster. herdwood floors WM. _A 0, 5157 ROSA. 3 THOLOZAN ‘AV. 3 > | j *hroushout; garage; $8675. Terms. | a l ; voms and | OPEN 2 5 P.M. 6108 Crescent: 5. roeome, , : 5 Sxl4VU: price reasva- Water heat. tile batl ro east ¢t oe Wan 5-roo ; ; a‘ : basement. , ath, ee phe EN — . 5 Pe. bungalow: bargain. L Aclede 6449. — 8320. (eS83) | 5500 oat 6 — j 7 HARTW ee FON STs “ARKANSAS YECKEL-EARIC KSON, Plios. Cy es ee a oe ate cee ,E-reom brick, | Wonderful 7-room bungalow: built for bath. street made 4500 | | ’ - ; Girne “E peatt lot gato: ae Ane | 7 nl! | 95 So Wek sale Opes eee | a home: owner will sacrifice for quick SUTHERLAND “ YECKEL-EARICKSON. — PRos, 0175. | floors. furnace: in” firrt- glass onal |? a "SS. ede oe rooms ba h : ee Pla garage: Al j i BU NGALOW Re this . pen nday sale: lovation, rage tae fixtures best o th; har ain "50 i 4 ao oo Os on : al am mt o) wri) te. ba) . ee NN. 7th. ~ shane: open, Look .today | 4265 Wyoming av.: 5! -SCHERMEN, 3502 Gravois, PR. T2330. ere Phone for detai 70 SUTHERLAND. a 4 —— —" Axx Fiat ae “Sis. quick modern frame ban. | CHAUNCEY P, HEATH CO.. Gar. 3185, room frame; wonderful | JANG ARY. 2843—Mod VENZIAC CHest. ao00. SOUTHW EST a, hee: 1900 | BEST F SADE: o 4 oo Box 331, Post-Diapateh. (¢) a a real Ri i act ce) } condition: stone founda-! low: 3 snes aa” oger 6-room bunca- | BRANC i today. CHest. 3293 | 6434 ARTHUR, 3-room cottage 1700 | ‘HOMES IN LIN TORN WORD | ea* Su neet Court: open today: i ‘ ; TALE es Has: AND DIFFERE 208 ; a ocar garage; lot | than | Cost. See it ‘todas. 1 for $1000 Jess | SCANLAN, 6557—5-room brick. tile bath. | J. i. VOChS S REAL ESTATE O., ; 5 room. hte ik =. 4 Sai rte i ! erty Mineren. tal tes ¥ FOR INSPECTION OxI24. Big bargain. | JUNIATA 5041-—hRe, (ch) | hardwood floors, metal weather stripped: Hiland « a 3842 Scanian. at Jamieson, ) 9 Esther: 2-room frame. ... * \poLrn K. FEINSERG shen. a Bi a | ttrenroat onstructes = By . pus finished: Terms. | completed: 235 peawtitul bunealo “pee | | 2-car farace: owner. ne oR Residence. Hiland 1274. | | reel A, %-room frame. . 2825 | ergreen 62. — “1 LIANTE. 3 neiwerwer: oe rooms and gun | || aaae SSUES, Sram treme. modern si | ee TALS aA? Cheetent i Re - | t will nee wou to. inspect them. i. CENTRAL 1084 brick: viirolite bath: garage: o ‘room | hot water: newly decorated and painted ; parler: easy te Jim 2 te 0% Lindenwood; 3-room frame. : — ; fe. MINGSHIGHW AY AV 1s make offer, auic s SOL THA MPTON | Lansdowne: 6-room frame. i¢ | rom t . 6& KUMS KLTY. (0.. Liedet Oe pla. anc nd . “| BRANNER. Riverside _5: Hartford; 4-room frame.. ; a he oS Talk it}, new Income Bungalow,” de- Six rooms: matt b See ee ee 330. ="s5) - aevatiaire: & cheerful rooms. tile | HW ford: Be NOUS 43 ; Ace wy —pDot Rtk rick; | rool: beautiful yard: garage; lovcly bome: a r4 erate EB stucco, . . | 7830 BRA J, ay, MATH: ONE HAS wor. WATER : nt " Ai : , 146. PBASY TERMS, | i T 605a. SAS 7. >as ami & room eittele 34 = ¥" 4 CF ° ) a co. O10 Gravole av. me ALO ; tant noe § ~~ UPON request. | heat: double carare: open today. BR Tholozan: 5-room brick. a] = ae re eo eet R, . clep e ca D. BUCKLEY, INC,, | gee CK BUNGALOW—OPEN © TO 5. - Scanian: 4-room brick. > : : aia ha road a Spr, Ae odie 1320 Woodro ff " an ae : iva bib. ‘ ‘i mf ~ , aenilice: « iragm: garase: _ a7 MMOL Ly Hit. 18) WEAT 322-5 woodwork to clean and paint. " Sear garage; lawn PAUL RROWN wd, 23 rooms; 2834 Clifton. 6200 west- ; ’ fair BLDG. nes ; furnace, bath, electric, | line: 4 rooms, tiled bath. ie —— ; Marquette; bes . i: : | 3 a KORA} ~~ i, bareain Tepe bri ° “s . ae LG | RLTY. : i at IE ony: i has. water heat. tile roof ; ; treet being ved, az. ter Uratwis, Riv, O80 vide drive. vitrolite bath. Pa eae ow oe rested tn secs tong CANS DOWN CENTRAL 1084. garage; street and alley furnace: newly decorated and ed: - SAL ZBL RGER, GenT—§ ct it vou like something | fal Engitsh type homes, with an income. brie oO E. 3334 -~- Modern 6- room made. This ie a real buy oe an ae — om, we : . Pe: bri : WM. i ' Se and | Pi’ PERENT AND BEAUTIFUL in Bingham Court, right in the heart of t SASDO Dpesite Buder school. Bargain a’ $5750" | etree “ and al Fo. od 74 . ‘ i rors) NG ; : very attrantiear & “=a? geraee #3 t- and me tri *ame time the verry best mate the cit®, + Fa KRILE ARICKSON r ‘ e175 WIiE aR —Brick bungal ow. eM TO \ TC WLERe He “Reaitor r. LaAciede a . . 10,000 . “ROOMS. . ; . - 4 cate and churches, $i 2 Sor. ARIC ‘. Roeper 33. or trade TE! Riversise SOLE (coe) ) 7 | : ‘HeteeDeetitieis Realtors } -* : SALh ( WISeM ATH, LINDELL 0377. Se ‘Si ar? workmanshin, sre this home. make NORTAWFST REALTY ~ and sewer wei a gl ee ‘e A, : Bey late, Open 10° — Bincham aa" ‘to ate ne ang room: brick; mod- WINONA ee eottace. jue rE _tet oor, Sec this wonder/u! i = rance 3200 my, Street made: an bl k t eniz » - ; - A‘ : . | home ART.BILT toner. 60. de) > (oe ieontae = 1 aes var ahs hoo! iB c ock to street Roam ane retin. os ot it madern -burgsinw- wad Rene y-- - Paes -— vou ege 3 ete. ; ¥ uy GRAND, 20T—Brick flat: submit rinkmann Ce., 1910 Gravois, Riv, 3060 | berg Co., 2 yee “, ower anxinis to sell, Make vour offer. — and 7 “Hestnut 6125 | , ; | Blow UTM AN . ausiand. Hand 4 743. Rengel-Weber, 3539 S Grand +e | \N & STRODTMAN BR. BL OO : . Lae. 9543. : S007 North Broad ; | ‘ roadway,

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5] 4B ST. Lours pe 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE | _ POST-UISPATCI Behn b PA hg. ae "FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALEFLATS, APARTMENTS, a "Wet Wer Apartments, RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE Residences, For Sale Today. _ "RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES ~ Beautiful Apartment FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1625-27-29 Wy down Boulev arc . + ¢ , af is lath uy apartment we ifm. hOOoT .a);’*cs ev: if 4 r Fics ents having 7 rooms a md bath Second fioo! Go, 4: stew & “ : ‘* - >of - & > oe ' * » - "sa j sa 74 Oi - All apartments have firepiace®. OUiie-ss fixtures, har awood yn steam DBtet, 2:80 -- & Le ot ty Part each fiat ana ree ut ia is. Miracle dours renk wiir hath ? re ,s ’ cr. ve tom recegd rcs ‘Albert T. Terry & Co. | ®23 CHESTSTU T. ‘he rooms, beth. fur-_ make offer. , TER, PRoepect 5157. roeoma. om halls: | Pa my | beater: dou: ; s > re ie terine: | ime place a x co.. 42). 2—s-rvom meadern - setli at omee. make for a large Indell (461 * 1S-PERRY-RUTH z. Ee. Co Easte orr> ONDA ras s0HS h_ ABBOTT. "WES "I Cee SRY ‘BIENENZ R. 4131 € "ASTLEMAN AV.” hots humps nine | 614 Chesinut. | fram*: ehec- raraa't. AD Pho we Riverside AY A SACkEUL E PKK 4 MODERN SINGLE—#b0V00 ray CHESTXUT. G Lib $ BAwar “ - - a —_ as & Le es Sivtlizj« a9 ‘ > & ° ts 4 . [a — f . Tv. r ix? ¥ Bish oul RNS MA k residence. . — er twe families: tot es = t2.” CHRISTIAN — RK. Fr « _ —— . b ‘{— _— " P > eeere a e ’ | py ’ 4 r «sie ries weet 3595 | a fis K. solo © rar = , ‘ 5 72O3 Mt 11K H ay , on 4 : F LA T I; AR (Al N te ~~ on . ; LPAY [ne ciTy. : : : 4:49 Nevretre ~ y Tis8 - “eT v rasces: - sass seg . _ SP PEKEK. ©6106 Graven, Pihosepert $26 fin" , - extst : ( aLlbe a a aed * " . a leo mee . NE \\ KiA (HMEISTIAS BHINKOF . -. CO 3621 & Grand. Aelede DOFG-41 2612-30-30-42-46 WATSON BROAD. — » ss . y "it a. r > ¢ ; - ] .% ~~ “2 "7 —— |p ae att 1% , G J mt va en a rowm cee, with hardwood ; _exeellent condition This iss mt Li 3501 S. GRAND. de. Oiii5 WENZLICS CH = SIX ROOMS AND SU NROOW a oo A . ~~ rful condition - ( 7912. OPEN . Je 5. ‘priced > rl ght La- : ~Keal Workers.” i ‘-PO ay NE W STEAD. sat PN ar 1A DIS TRIC T . > ‘ > "hes * unt. 2 fi Ts yy }+ ua. . a A ML 52 i mod rn a jot 50x12 ieee rene NIC KAY ER LEER RLTY. & inv. on ; S. GRAND. . > “ sist iat i T Pu, ——sam WOODL AND AND OSerey roy, rs trace ALMER DE SIRES “OU i K “Sar . * - . ¢- = > OLFAX 342 —Beautiful 7 rooms. | _and kitchen: hot-water 3-car garace. ics hath. hot-water and Gecuratée: ga- ; righ 4642 Gravois. Riv. 2080 ; “- 7 i | CHAS. ¥. “WELZ. Low Is TRUST CO. 3 bathe: deubie ~e nm. Se. own- owe , MORKI~ A4CH RK FINE SINGLE FLAT és : a FOR SALE On TRADE BUNGALOW FL: 3456 De 7 af 626 CHILDRESs eimgee 7 gare : Pa ve ; ) te 4ruUe i ? e* : a* z gee Me ke omni: OWNET TO CLOSE EST SDERSU* -STUCKE-BLER’ Kh , : , MAin 436 a | _ secon ae Pele tuael 4 CLOSING ESTATE KEMPLAND REALTY (4 WHAT etd ie I tHil-~ i ae ( las tor wet) Bic Bend. ‘% RB fu | 2 bay ~ ‘ ‘ : “-— as R MAL i] I ; s ] Of H) 3 ash. SoU 43°35 3 ‘ Bite 4 4 : ; RES Wares agi HA* * MIUERKI. BUILDER Ss ¢& EAL 14°LEDE 8545 PRICE «tT TO MUST ee 2820 EADS—ONLY $300 (ASH lern ce: arranged for © uble brick garage: only S&300).: &500. WHY- Chestnut. 820 PE SNSYL NEW, BEAUTIFUL IDEAL HOME { f L 7 os PROFITABLE IN VE*TMEST HOLLY HILLS FLATS weed at Geaed anita s 5915-25 CORUNADO Swale a ee s0sT COMPIZTED =. a: ont at os von Ge @ Rl dle ; a i - + * Sai ™ 5 “ + be pep KEE. _ st 0 Grave * pk pepest 1514. ™ DIM MITT -Ki¢ KHOFI ‘BAYER, | hardwood floors. 861. Of BCcOounL vo! | 114 N. 7th et 2005 DC DIER Me. APARTMENT INTERDRIVE burner Int 75x lo 3S Sundar. ’o leom ic} $1500 DOWN BUYS 1315-17 MONTCLAIR it set Pr » 4; zr} Sore wee ’ 4 , 4 ‘ ‘ , ee os REALTORS ° + - i USKIN-G ABBE KT. ~ ATI “-cCar fgarart: at onre: orn- sacrifice for quick admission I] Ail 16 N. 8th et.. rin MANIC REALTY C0.. me aeee 23. t sis moder * B. D. Ort ews BL 1h. ~ - 7 fy MUsi BE ‘ [ At Le and Toums J > ‘ rs . = te : SHE} é. ‘ta Kt H~ REALTY (0. $1500 © ASH ae ae eo J a - ¥ One G! tts Finest Bu , * “ 4 B ‘ " “a? : } - *? . ? ‘Ss Grand 2OUIC.V aru 1G — monhiovnw - . bik gm 2S , 4 ’ ; o ty —_— : r- a - ¥v s 4 ? 4 2 7 4 f : ter & , > * ryet TT! tL z ¥ z ye aa ts — = ™ es , . : tT) 4 * a ted a ria? é Da ii! tame” §=8 enst opbertasit) “Ot THAMPTION (€0O , eeotmecre Omen 5 > Pp. m. & jay 4 =. Ht Ji ik. Riven * > v se y * zt ; - £ : a. eed r * > ww ~~ .»_ = . -« t - 7 . 2 , » ¢ A . >, ~ * , i 5 y > F nS ; -' ~ cra; ae* ret Sitios a-* ees ~ ; t; iz $ : ~ — secmane , | nod SOY waters SG 8 2 Bus peat - ove . ‘ . 3 garage ai Sai Driwen. 51470—New 4-4 room fist. larce firepioce. etivies imeuletion: «2 barcem at ‘mm: sleeping perch. bheot- water beet. 1) oon. A. 4. MA KHOPEK 1006 SL TTR (fr; Tiate: etreethy medern: t-ur curage? se vt — pete ~ wold: only a iew teit: . gee ’ "HIKE a- ps2 2 . > rie asi 9 eetiti- Rui % ¢ - - -“.s . . Spee ak ateak 54 »-i4i 4%MAS. 337—Brend-wew. 55 room re DEAUTIFU ~ j ‘e™ aime ME ~. oo (sT ad GIS rn ,*._0 ho 8 G564—Dewrebie § cupies 4-4 ROOM SINGLE ; : ’ . , «7 ‘ be 3 siti , (ahs Tp) “s , cerax . See LD 8 f° 2a? t rn reset tet ' . | ; ‘ , - : 414} "i? si® , re Fa omvenentamee . 7 BANS AS, 5577—4-1 rooms, sunrowm., hut- 7% pT e water beet; new, af! modern; ~~ offer *-urtu , - a0 @ 2 Satay - nnis TERK. K iveraide ou maths exte v SSHIGHWAT 5-301 - Ty: sits rm eee ' Pas aa. ett; vie 39S. BO cus LAc ous 6440 buy ire omen ee me } a ¢ ** 4 ’ sf R - : - +." é = 2 * ‘iw i aa “ i {e=HiiGhw \,? ae | oor > ‘\° . Sten egret es irit; af rt ¥ _ mt? ' , z rn LEE-SHERMAN Kk. } «MAS. ¥. | WELZ. “ene® Genvese. Riv. 2080 251 Gravois Ay _ : * 7 a y S16 : (DOL PH kS PEAS 2014 “* siisited Woorls de drive ‘Fiat Bargain DE FORECLOSURE 47Qse ae ry ~* r HK. rd {if =~ a. (‘AB THR E-FAMILY wT" rrie ; . ? Vo iF aie Boul. oppo! tunity to bur ses Ou the Soutn improved with Seecete brick beat. served br oors. electric aisuv eur ” jarwe sleep- econd Gan ' stationary gas dryers: in excellert aientesion neces- EDW gt I, BAKEWELL 118 NX. 7th. 1100 cet rank PL. ACE WILL ANNE EST IC = 2 modern, trace 449. “EF MORREIs VACA RK. = xaos BE NERY HIEMENZ R. moderp home. »« whi he ‘ating. harc WoouU S10 Ow, _ 614 Chestnut. 7 rovms. just : porch, craftex. “car garage. icR&3i | I Lo ‘se BERNE ‘. {y4} a TN 7 (“,A4 a nny 6afeslleo es Beautifull: —_ aoa we . : ; 7 > , Dian ate ee V/ University Paz ~ * 47 \7 ’ ~ * Jal ‘ % ~ vu“ . ‘ - “a ; a - az ‘ Ti ‘ MOREsI-PRAN« > 314 ot \LLON PARR HOME hardweed floors, slate ro HART WIG-DISCHINGER. HALLIDAY. 3134— 7 and reception | in wonderful con- ; — at this’! nd ak ane us an rooms. bath. fur- Wa ZOELLER, Phhospect 5157. KNICK MEVER-FPLEER 312 ©. GRARD DPASDYs SOLTH AI'-GSHIGHW eee SINGLE. G a2i6 &s bh neehish was if Tou wa ; e*t / atk , “ 4 > ete » » 7 CUPS TNIT Ry en near To cunseeiiedien NAERT. brick resi- loeated (ec) ae Pe / COD MILT i ee R. 1 Grand! —Ele- a has ike “a or. ins.an- ltien N. &t h st. i514 ADELATDE ? : . f (pr etri eiftig is etrieliv moderi ~ reeks hhporheod af ever inerezeing iarnd i 7 ( j 4% mh, ’ Mice’ 2h) olffe or eee Us for furthé a - L Vai TPERNONS LATA. 105 Cheetnut. Cheret 8°00 7126 rT if ANE At SAMUEL CHESTNUT, HOMESEEKERS ATTENTION! HERE os THA’ BEACT! HoMe VOU HAVE LONGED Fe POOMS ON ONE ELOOT T DIT IN VL FIiOoon Te POME Kay. BEI Ki‘; FOR SALE a | wn | QP ‘ ‘ - ifji¢ aM ITD ' { rY ba g iy tr P00, HENRY HIEMENZ 3262 Hawthorne Place’’ _INCOMPTON en PARA” containing 1° “improve Dents. sun wovdwork: lot 100x ! 614 Chestnut. h sich Me TELE LE EK “KLTY, é IS. »129 - d. $50 each month | purchase 1715 x rvomsa. fur- ~ ALTHEIMER & W Tas * tit — Resid, nee R rooms. ‘ur- tile ba if Garage; nice. emer = RS Dans roorTroine PR epect > 429. idence. 11 roo.ns, “ia rdwood floors: chiropractor. NI ag had K- Ae al TE 7; GE v DIND. 2318 LAFAVETTE. dertul 14-ru« heating par irst-claes — lar card ‘: gt 614. _, ; Ws ‘ite ran year eee. owner Wil show you throug’: , " | Da 4 a — 5559 118 3. te fe MAHUL | 4: tit) - Lderutele 4 4 sti am le ai : uaern - mI : ¢,7 ; *- brick gurace PRoepect 414] o _ Ree Rags — i ih 4 » nes, oo 47—Kew 6b room engies af eit ear wi he Voi ue ‘ rant Lit Mati #.0n¢ porch’, €2a im the 2 terme he MEd Ae REALTY ¢€60.. RAY KK. ROSEMOND. 186 Chlastor His Hi 417, & Kingshighway. His RRS LPART MEICNT' . were og OVrEN SUSDAY Phinkid, angele dielele Tage for is 5200-11 Miami. new | Soe! 4 biV ess EE ee a a TS angie fiat: mogern AVAKIMEN' Hit =—t)- fami. features apartments: near Shinker road: Kiverside 4310-11-12 for 20 per cent over city assessment; 6471 Gravois. | terme. Box S\-40. pat -DPingrateh, 50600 MILENTZ AV. oe ee wh LADY UF SUKKOWS PARISH. farm for S70 nrg 9 and 3 reuma. well-built. etrictiv mod ee ae wares Oye p , wil pEnoremnente: Cacevplionha, Value. $44. Port rs ood : Avinisejon by card on! | = oa. ohn Se AOUKTE., 110 s. KTH. TH. MAIN 4258. — | ARCO, 4520)—4 and 5 rooms MURIPOCH, ST1—Modern 3 rove. nace: carage: onls "$90 yt “ifs it. ~ - - OLEATHA. UHOK—4 rooms, »n mod- | BAR z MEK. oS668—o and 6 ern: terme: S4500. DIT T MELEK. 74 | Sie c DOTenes. DO-wWelT Chesttiut et, det} BART E cR. SkOK—5 and 6 WEIN! ) 5b416—New modern 4-4 Pringle : fieerin € porches bot wales (ur Rare ge elrect made, ‘,Talis & BEA ACH, %51.55—One + xk weet “h meds r, bardere ano owners. w514 lten and Maple. well-built «im vine a anc t) roore hariwoed floors BIAGLE. > rooms: Garner av.. near Mc | ~ *team-heatineg plants immed Causiand: steam beat. tile bath, burdwyod | Ons Wii Baerifier arrange fiovis, ‘rasunabie. Hiland sly (oF) WENZLICK. CHESTN! SUL THWEET. s600—A wonderiul bom i Me RTHOLD. G6609-——Very fins makes UU DMuney white vo sve in th: w hulealiow flat mogern im fuoms tp. » frewethe duwn hot-water heat FRANK } MICELI. 4748 Nat herawou -tioure. tile bathe, sun bere! EVercrees 4) weather stripped, gus stoves for laundry. | OSIR « ABANNE. frit cm lia? eT peed mont thn es*t aT ter aes Fu ‘* fam ADArti te) " Garage: rick etreet: oppotite pisyeround ha five real roon with jicupne S16n wes Var: Hurt for owt ! .¢ ” ifaue x 49504 lotan owner, (ce) “7 3036 SUTHERLAND, SOUTHAMPTON — RPAL PST ATF MORTGAGE 7 ’ hep torte tivi modern arid CQmy) » vePecprns js parte ir. THE STERLING REALTY 5261 Delmar at Union Riverside 4510-11- 12. 5684 Lierman,. new residence . burner: double can be pur- | at a low B47 Gravois. Kl NGSHIGH WAY \ 8505 LONGFELLOW BL. built home, containing | be autis u wpeeuers and decora- lot 953x200. ‘iT 4 fhe efnut corner S1d- hot-water heat. front and want single S808 Chestnut. WELZ. ‘404° + henron nished: terme: low ries SAVINGS TRUEST CO... Fine flat tn thie preity location J aie | HM) = Pine @ rooms, sun room, bot-water bea! ON 1 CATES. G051—Just west burperé: flieceinme retriwerator everything nm] brand-new . ent 8 lowes gy eo ag duuble karace. price right | roore nieecr ’ phraten uw gunk i pe tpips 4) wt ; BUSH-BURNS MAIN 4327. (c83) |S T'4 TA tion. Incinerators —— ; - mri mile or ort s LHOLVZAS. 4Us1A ~Meaytitul p-ttnery home auc sound mvyocsetmennt fiat in Northomyton. AeOd Cassy terme« . ao EAN. 86s:—Sesutiful 5-5 beunes- GODWIN Pon SALTY & CONS low fl.4; strietiy motern: vitrolite bath. eat ich; “ee gerace; street and alley made: mut | |CLARA, 1369 —Muet sel) this i owner, G223 Arsenal.| 4%) 6-room [lal this wee AZAS., a | rooms. ost hick snaiv Vhotie 4 ‘ my RESIDENCES FOR SALE “ a 1AN ‘ee 1540—npoaite a Grove | NCe: lot | PO ide Grtve. | ~ R. F.. ‘ “.. ; LAciede 3040-41. rooms, bath, fur- IDEAL isl Er HERMAN STA ilo Tyler i rewome ; $1000 cash. 548 S. Grand. | QREON E.. POR ee Pighiy tmolt GERL ING KE ALT) A BL _— 1 IN cote M IC HIG AN hut-water aa. PRospect 3°5 ) EXCEL bent: very pretty: mader: ng tan al _ieweee: 40-feot |) eh OK) fot” al : ches ; itt Oper wiee ' ~ any ntewe ~ tae ‘ o. » Chestnut. citr, Open Sunday, CAbany mown exe’ re for SING LE Phen + be BARGAIN 3 4 ‘cmd ; A ryay-m - f Teveertix mir? ne fyo!f. curag ‘ O3:3 Washineto: ‘y beet Te PL 6114 Westminestes 7 roome hardwood floors ty Radetit fe H vers will seaermfice for rts tay ; a7 araG- | near St. Aninonys rT. : | i rooms ejecinic Sunda) s/ or | | te te iE THO) Nebraska. room residence: heat. improvements. Riverside 4210-11-17. (-ravels. bath, steam | eat. Coemened floors: garage f , % 30.125: pack nao for ain on i. — H Ese: GRAVOIS, fe} rar: i ¢x- indies te Dali: het- brick garage 440x200: vey 16MI2 Chestrut Dot yi ber & ‘SON, : fu © house: cood invesment. Siete & KLTY. | PENNSYLVANIA, BUSH-BURNS. MAIN 4527 UL are interested in a barcain. this te it: nd room eingle flat: all modern Single flat; 4-4 ROOM SINGLE ON QUINCY. 40xx bleck. hardwood floors, tiled bath. | Will wade for bungalow M WKRISBE 3704 8. GRAND. NORTHAMPTON Tf you can nse a modern single flat CENTRAL ‘4 ng e KY * , a ; 2 look at the "16" Richardson has tust fin. (tag or mall 3 aa "ye R, . only 1 lef ft: 505 ” Linden wood: omg) # @s 2 Foal sey At ee ance like rent (c's - al —4+-5 oo “. et — , annals tion: a ‘ . —% . CK SALE WANTED ms, $8500. Rox A238. PD 3939 EVANS ’ . h Treome down: ent condition KB. D. BUCKLES. PAUL BROWN BLDG. A FOUR-F “ry BAC i ‘ nt. WALTER ROLL AS. 616 CHESTNUT S&T. ONE BLOCK . FOREST Bee! AND or te rvom sineie flat on | FLAT—4-5 modern brick. x "Marde 4 r GoiNG TO ME NICO. GRand 5711J. ga! ‘ erside 1341 (ce) | Forest Park, rentse $1680: price $14,800. | MODERN 4-F Te APARTMENT S420 aneas: well-built. strictly mod FLATS—Market s: me ar Grand . em: 4-4: rock porch across front: a, treat Res om $1056 eer . $500 cash an se pric for sore eyes; by ah means ser has been reduc “$8230 GAINS iN SINGLE en WwW aL TER. ‘KOLL AS. 616. (CHESTNUT ST. SEE AT ONCE . S339 S&. Grand Poe O543. O REILLY ¢ O... 412 we yO5 Chest mide. 8 1326 Forest: 4-4. furnace. tile bath GIPSON, 43xx-—-4.5° hath. heat floors. farasce’ i727 Forest av. S840) Boy WSS. Post- Dien furnace. tile bath. carage nnriced to GIRSON, 453° ‘ owners will “wt. 7. hy, ~4 on. ATION. $1000 owner on premipes, ~—}> and 6 room hOt-alr furnace: owner teavine for lees than valuation var rage: buy dire'’t from owner and 2637 &. Grand. LAclede 4510. WERE « \ REAL Rt id Tul home and tn-| HAMMETT PIL. 4787—4.2 tush , eave: exquisite imiener: headwtifu! furnace 3 waracee lot SOx198 very “ierm®. See uwneri will spcrificee or fare on this ware location. i? ¥ PANDY. 6 AND 6 Wro ’ CALL MAGE IKE. “CABANY 81451. 10th and © esto, WENZLICK Southwest Branch Offers These Bargains 60xx Michigan: 6-room bath gus electric, ae | tele S.ehi 4) Sixx Maple: water heat. hard wou car garage: slate * *’ ~ “4X Clit. Sree ire fioors down: bath. tas lot fronts 108 street: side drive and larrve trees in vari Double flat 4ixx Delmar: >» Prey efficiency aT indu O«cxt bath hot-water nial rei} rent S00 wer Son 7344 Sulphur ar.: flaors { le hath prise S07 OH riake Grand avenne residence iets wonderful lnestien ment or Dusinese: jot 60% Phone CHestnut 4900 or Chestnut 5-rox modern | $1000 cash. 9 reoorms, 4141. Xi 1SB—PRIC E 5540, _Aclede 6441. 3714—8-reom residence: = tien: priced reasonable VIRGINIA. 4178—7 ome | ~price oamamend +. oie ! MARTIS & BEEITYS Lid . rome PB in ont -*. Riverside 4716-11-12 OMISG. 4los—f ram or w FYOMING STREET. — \uKinw RG. P “ GRAND. 2119— Wondertu! poce Leu® TER 7 45 aammaie wis ¢ ABANNE. PL. __ Pei 740 BOLAND No mere description in a newspaper will —_— and the ecicelient construction and chat NCEY oP HEATH OO. Gart OWNER WILL SACRIFICE. $.790. ¥ tom : meet t gTanitekd basen it will be open for inspection from STANLEY EPS 904 Chestnut St. ‘30x3 ; CABANNE FINE LOK UNDERTAKER. —--# SE CONDITION : MODERS.: ms BELL CaEST> t The beautiful residence Vesper, 6481 Ellenwood aven the ‘hill between Skinker r running from Forsythe avenue : feet to Ellenwood ave it has °75 feet, has been placed reading this and wishi » assured ‘of fresh air and day containing all conveniences ‘thought would do well to look " priced fairly and to sell, seei sion and particulars for that "ALBERT T. TERRY & €0., 82 ‘AMES PLAC 6637 WATEI baths, breakfast room al Must be seen to bea Open for inspection. A. G. McCA§ 317 FULLERTON 4245 Flora, place: rock front and tiled por rch: ; - it) tiret-clase cuucr ne ar Shaw's Gerden. HENRY HIEMENZ R. Is THis WHAT YOURE LOOKING FOR? _9-room residence at 35x) 40. yo oe ood floors: wl nent Gm t: with 3 bedrun eg * Greene = ed MU ST a0e AT ONCE. J brick residencrs iirst floor 3 rooms | each ot . rooms OD ; 8. A. "THOMPSON R. ta. Ps N. rE Cor. Chamberlain & help RLTY (.. RESIDENCE reat oe aT PANE “k nh 1 vido > oe, ee ed Ss: pmced for quick sale. to §6iihepect. DOERFLINGER REALTY CO. Wie. RESIDENCES BEAUTIFUL SOUTHWEST. 4129. KINGSHIGHWAY. 33: overlooking ge ge Park : A RS ABD ly ann BARTELS. cg Riverside 3060 5291 ‘ST. M-.RGARET'S PARISH — Cea wel)j-bhullt “ocenm resi- may for inspection, Will finanes wT 3538 S. Grand. LAc. ; Residence Bargain for Immedi- ee . sence. wre ue oui ik. | 7230 Colgat IN Be At TIFUL erms you Can s. _oul $1800 WILL BUY oO _— cas. ee = ATTRACTIVE RESIDEN weed 3644 CASTLEMAN men for F. J CORNWELL x eS ee ; 1s x PERSHING ee ow ner must = thie at once a J. i det Box 3 R 3204 5. GRAND. ad DE GIVFRVILLE. 58 hardwood floors. tile bath. Hie MA NN-SPAC “KLER ¥ ash reom : main eae ate FLATS ow ner ~ ing city: reaper "before 3. alter 6 BD. m O42 5 ‘PERSHING w? ** 4 and 5 rooms. hentoreed floors: HAASE REALTY CO.. Modern Residence Beautiful] Flora BI. 7 rooms and we , oo ight Bicg 7241 Prineeton Ave—New —— — Das ment, am =10 ber eponth ‘tor ir a) RA THOMPSON ac gg low n. i am “a, “flowers Ss and caren ing new home and wi!) place for $22.000: HEMMELM ANN-SPA( —T' R 7190 KIN er ADJUINS UNIV ERSITY ‘ mer saad ‘ a tier: rm ake after hat iw a floors. wes. naan ae o.. ~% FOr 7454 Open pen. ter + SCOTT. ROO Chestnut b RANC is PERRY. RUTH oraity Hilla. oun permet, sleep MU RDOCH. ‘5218 —f room residence : ' t mm shed or’ Ww furniahed, 3 WAS SHINGTON aie offer: no tn Bi ) Met 6915-17 ROBERTS AV. $20,000 REN ALTHEIMER ~ MODERN RESIDENCE — $250" pow “A “eard a AS ~ REALTY co. 4 97 5383 »>W atermanNN desering a heaufifui Soe — WELBON TONY Ht RLEMAN. a EIEN new UNUSUAL HOME 3145 MAPLE AV. Strictly meadern | enly five rears old: 100 beautiful shade and fruit many shrubs and beds: muet be «eid. See this exceptional home and Grand: fine: | CHteatnut ' CONRAD L. “SCHOP?P. 214 Calumet Bidg “ais W sierman\N - mod- i — 5035 M APL E AVE cn 713 bee ALBERT T. T. TERRY * co. mors _ st rN "Arranged ¢ ALL _MAGUIR TIRE. rf ABANY 8454, ‘ * emo wee: modern - siate Close to ecleosn) all G Rand | eos. 10-r9ooOm reslienes . “109 Shaw Ave. hac € Ante. rn ti MONTHLY excellent 6-reotm, WEL LnBUNL carace: in Al terms. — NM. Tth. |} (MAN AND SRINKER pn Rooms 3 Baths. ABERDEEN. a roome. all canvass a: mireton. MAin heat. hard ‘ OPEN 9 10! pear Ki} newhich way | SHEN SET SHAW 'S GARDENS: $7500: FAS TERMS. SHENANI®: AH %3148-—7 g KOO fey MODE LED FROM | xN: RS. 7 reoevrnis ; ium . a. erick garaar | PAUL BROWN 451,—Owner leav- rm adern y aSTEV ENTER: . a >. A te i | |. Wainwright Bidg | BIA eee ; . Set ey eee 4 5 7 > “tet. y ———e ” aks —_ R Ke) PRE eee re Ok., Fe Cee sgh Bey Lo oe ce . _—]0-reem howe, vented for SAS: prnee B4500- Sood speculation. te} an an of and charm ef the cour HIGH POINT 6362 A LAMO 7056 Mary land—Look mS rooms. ¢ tile hathe Six roome | Priced omnes and Sun Darr | CR UNCEY P HEATH < 7114 N ASHVILLE — Thie cxcellent 4 rouem modem eee me heat. tile bath and shower. wighburhood. See Saday and make offer ie av. a ste Good ee yn rranced 2T— Quas é& CO. 119 N. Seventh ae _ 7 room house - bath. ‘furnace. tiectric. "double <* cage: order: $8300. wher ’ . LLL ALON te ty ty JOHN POCKERY & SON, 1002 Chestaut. aes Fae: Sgt ee ea aay ae : aa ite BE kOe ket Pe hina page: Sate Sth

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~~ FOR ry rent | “MARTIN & BREIT 59 ais —— ME ONT, x ri = oy oO “t NION. See neal Av. gb. 500 Ca ‘abanne—Bar EDWARD L BAKE l] ‘4 (He ee 215 7 ANREIDGE—si3 500 : aib i. A. “THOMPSON RCo: Ps Cor. Loans; “RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE No mere ces tractiveness and the excell nt bome. th Therefore it = 904 Chestnut St. cee ne S FOR SALE i | WIDOW WILL SELL - home: nice o--ey water ib- Home Bargain TOOTDS. oa baths. hot- wal Pr heat. veg bY beg ( ~~ owner eo sacri ice ENGLISH BC NGALOW RESIDE va 744: BU Ré AND “IND DINING *ARAGE, LOT HO5R. ans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: _ ST. LOUIS _ POST-DISPATCH, BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE Central Beautiful “Osage Hills; os Be peg ag lot 11x l 50° present owner will sacrifice: Shepley or Fenchel 8. S22 Chestnut. M Ain ta i. ~-Car sarage in basement: direct Wea?) Itils toda OREON FE. & it. ¢. “SCOTT. "800 Chestnut, weed 2960 MINERVA —_—_—_ oa E is AT YOUR PRICE C CATHE DRAL BA RISH $460 Marvrland ay os FRANC 18 P ER RY RI now is the oppertunity te get a REA HOME at an exceptionally low a caer “ DON" uh Cale NOW. SEE IT at) a ONCr AND BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE nhs IN op posite new Bel ‘lmar Stati on 1 Dh TA AR and TxTO, ‘ Just ‘ cast of r nion | Stor e—75 =F Bet —-90000 and flat above and 50-foot all for S6C0U: Having just completed an expensive new home, owner is able and willing to sacri- fice this beautiful 9-room brick reside 1¥, id. I. EPSTEIN & SON GI? Chestnut. MAin “2162. N EW- —§ R¢ OMS. LS2es LOOK AT (HAUNCEY P. HEATH’S F PINE aie 740 BOLAND DRIVE ‘tavern House Opportunity ’ 12 jarne Yi STANLEY eer, INC. ; 2a O) ; cal ‘Siemartaee F R _ FRAN( IS-PERRY- ERRY-RCTH. —" Bought + would ME Z The beautitul residence estate of eR W. COZY H oz HO [E A Vesper, 6481 Ellenwood avenue, located the hill between Skinker yoad and Big Prunning from Fors sythe avenue Bias 187 feet to E llenwood avem ithas 275 feet, has been ple Lees Anyone reading this anc assured of fresh air and davlight Pentaining all conveniences of do well to look at the ee ‘priced fairly and to se TT. seeing us for slon and particulars for that purpose. ALBERT T. TERRY & CO.. 9» tive on the top of p MONTY: ie, CH, T state «wv. cae ror THIS E¢ on the ting whiees it le on the south where | lin our hands for s; ale. | l wishing a Magnificent home | | a lr’ a tually ‘ ines as it is| Tn Toe card of admis- | « P Boi Fine TRUST. CO. “IMMEDT. VT E POSSES > Chestnut st:. JAMES PLACE HOME G: 6637 WATERMAN S rooms, 2 baths. Must be seen Upen for inspectio A. m every respect. ? | owner nas moved | Shaw Bank Bldg. HERS a Residence! be appreciated, a “: REST B ne AIN ~~ McCASKILL iF L LLE RTON BL DG. nie ale Ea © ESTATE. MORTGAG E TKI ST £0.. PAGE. 405)— rr reOryy he eae AIN! ! io f,o0d four Oumineg PAGE Si, eee rooms ef SHOW: owns will SAVINGS TRUST Cu jixx PE gong 8 roun is. oo in cmt owner E. WRISBERG. hired for adm iesit n. PERSHING. 6 b—Unusu: OMS. S baths, shower. w figor: : Premeiv well bhuyils 08. Modern ye resper Mg City. Ca efore ~ Phone Phone CAban ar Lady aS Lourdes Pariah ~ 6428 PER SHING CLOSE AN ESTATE , l - b at he’ a Para WALTER Fr. SHELH A: ‘CLEVER LOOKING ots ga PARK HOME MOUTH. 6115 > iter neat marae J. FRICK — “Srome: SI- PR. ANGE i241 P r inceton Ave. _ New ’ ; OfeU lial ri ; fark, of 6 rooms: Mery conv entenes nepert mae clear jo BS part t a ia CoRR Aik a. AIL LCREST 'a-story bri ke residence ‘estininster Place Medium-sized home in ele “cl heating plant—new ( ORNET & Zi IBM. BAYMONI] 6211-—9 copa pe me - rT’ ¢*e bs ‘? . Pf : ca 58, Meramec. Clay teu, 25 SAT OND. Splendid 10 roor b the. het hudine shows tar brick garage: © secre: Stremient to schools and 6158 W EST MINSTE R ‘BU sao RES “ {; RIESEDIEG k. RESIDEN —) _ FAIR OAKS EST ATES EOE ENRIGH T RESID EN CKW..e Moan ‘lan +} * sy? . bet i's ap DOT breve “ a ‘THOMPSON RK. 9860 Sas Een R. A, THOMPSON’ rk. cn. fr Arkview o14 $1: 700 Down 44 Forest P ‘ark 7190 W RINGSBURY Y i RANC henry RU TH - WELZ. aos nl a, S145 MAPLE AV. ree PTE Ay F NU cE WATEp Priced at $9500 in Lonvenient terms Mary ror on Poda av HAUNCEY P ) HEATH CO. Gartel 7114.N NASHVILLE oe te Cavient @-rogm moder bume® - COTT. $00 Cheetrul, PAGE A AV Bi BI ore RESIDENCE tr furnishings aime ean be bought. RESIDENCE —For s “ ue ms desi od ‘ hy n ft PR rd os 624435 West MINSTETR RA, Near Warren ‘Flynn Se hoo] _Pouns bath hot-water i Doth ow *t “art horthw: st. Box W-13a%h ee RESIDE N Ps rows 000 jhe , Which exn t RIDGE en an “ ry ety) fr 4 : - fami eS: faripe: $4000. Her, (hac “Ml SM RSCOTT KLTV. “CO., «| Si sTH & CHESTNUT [RY SMALL HOMES | SOMERSE - VRIVE, 7437 Modern S-room residence @ rarare 17 SUNSET ‘Richmond Heights) “Er rooms, breakfast room i; Parag: arge lot: PARK SAVINGS TRUST €O pATTON AND DPE MUN. ‘7% al) SAVING = TRUST | ' v West End Home Bargains le} 1375 Be ’ er $ 6.250! yw 1s te Bp pl.. 9 rooms... 3 Beet V1 Bai 10 rvocnija ~ baths kitchen rent $125 i 7.7B0 ! VOD Bartm c? }° hee alores CRESHAM., LISEITE FINKMA™N KAN: 4S and HAMPTON see Our PER FOOT system, water gas, electria, ie , raincies Dark and ad)oiming and RHODES between MACKLIND ENUF FEDERER REALTY CO. PRospect 1519-20-21 es - ane‘ -_ _——_ ~-_—Oor—_—_ Se South 2610 Gravois Av. ubi sect = ‘first don of . lots and el A see — TOhe Lot ATION—Storea | BAMBE KGERK, A em ft.; 42s, Lou borough. 35 gous Park wood ~ ay one: streets aan W est Lorstdale No ] dyxlod: improvements: S50. E\e — Lot 106x high ore Seure evators, eilines Partly epri 1k! lew {?T) ts $40 per ft.: oO Alaba .| Streets made. J BODNER, 724 Mydrau- lie. LAclede 64 fe) ' - ILDING isa S. jolly Hille, west if Carondelet Pa 3$5x125; all improve- amie nade; price $33 and up. See sales- premises. or RI 0056. (c53x) LUT—Corner: exactly wee Bes t for apartment - ene short block from fost. J. KR. POWE;L a x t~ LUT—SOx«100 very cheap. FOrest 4318J. finest lot on Pershi - —_— CAL IPORNIA. 4359—Good corner lot wit h Wemertis: no exchange: bargain.( (2) 3900—Two 35-foot lots: will ae) make offer LUT—G5x180: make offer A. R LICK LIDER i. E. Co. Natural Bridge E Vergreen 5897. he G IE LOT, ; f ie RESI 'p RANGE & CO ~ 3 8, Meramec. Clayton, AND THURMAN-——Northeast cor- ° ” ian in excellent residential cietrict. J. GRIFSEDIECK, Wydown frontage, in Blue Ridge Terrace ideal apartment ete; LAciede 4200) Widown ooal. Plateau ayv.. , BARS & HAVEN—s6 ft.: 73 {t.: for double: 44° innesota, Owner. 4056 K rixshizh wile Ss. W. A W E L; [STON a 5 (cS) LOT—50x140; electric. gas, water double garage Madison heey f , Heights: @ real bar- L. Aclede 125 5646 made boulevard. - Se | enmpen S, | GRACE, 4448~~-Lot: 31x140- $60 per foot. COlfax 6S520M. ic LOT—30x 160; gaa, “electric, water sewers: $709. “OO west, % block gua Cail MUand 5262: — LOT—Want Big Future pon ot ; KREOKUK, 4000—72 leet. through Dunnica, across from H ydraulic subdivi- ion; Zo per foot. P Respect 4326. | LOTS—39yy Dunntica, 45xy Tennessee: locathi 8 inquire 3425 Meramec. veel Alaska, $1x140: $80 foot. 46484 Michigan. (cd) “Busines SS P Fope r ty a er. , S518 Greer av.. 2 30-ft.: ideal for low. $47.50 COlfax OL2066R., ‘'S—-Two blocks from car adjoining Dew subdivision. Owner, 3641 Oak Hil (be; to $115: restrict horth side Wydown: $13 Grether INDUSTRIAL, ete AIT-—30%250; South side; Lucille. west vf Goodfellow. EVergreen 8087. owner. (c62) n B11 LOT—Clayton rd.. x1 ON WABASH RAILROAD LOT— North Pointe bl.. second a" from east of Summit: 35x125. Owner. 5116 Spalding. 5— Moorlands dr. on North side LOTS—Bungalow : contractors’ prices: concrete street: easy terms; close in: neo Box D-342, Post-Dis. —_—_——--. . > — rooms a nel bath fr it! tT! BECO ret floor 142 >? price Ss oO) $7V¥ month. COlfax | Lot—100 feet: south age of Chippewa. Gravois; price 125 ot. VACHTER. Riverside 0616. | LOT—Desirable 30 eet facin 7. —~ at.. off a suqusisineuetnsinntnnaneapGtetenantnadeemeneememan ELEVENTH — O'FALLUN—N. w. cor.; REALTORS, Kiverside 4444. ‘to first buyer wi iL F: POLL” AC K. 10% N. Bth. both Beck Morganford: a sac- MAin 1858 — INDUSTRIAL owas — ‘|/\0) FINE HOMES ~~ Westmoreiand Pl. 11 rooms, 4 baths. xx Westmoreland P!l., 16 rooms, 5 | baths. 10 Portiand Pl., 14 rooms, 5 baths. 19 Portland F!., 14 rooms, 3 baths. 39 Portiand Pl., 15 rooms, 4 baths. 64xx Porsythe, 12 rooms, 4 bathe. 4715 Westminster, 10 rooms, 3 bathe. 46142 Pershing. 1° rooms. “ baths, 4558 Maryland, 12 rooms, “ haths. 6306 Washington, 10 rooms. @ baths. 0959 Cabanne, 14 rooms, 3 baths. 5770 Waterman, 7 rooms and bath. 4°09 Alto Dena (t.: 7 rooms. hath. -3 Wydown Terrace, 10 rooms. 3 haths. JS2 Edgewood drive; 8 reoms, bath. CORNET & ZEIBIG 719 Chestnu MAln 4560 * — - = ——SS—S——— Vd ¥ Ae; CHARMING , ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE 6909 KINGSBURY BOUL. CUT TO. $38.000 10 rooms, 2 dressing rooms, 4 baths, complete in every ap- pointment. The rooms. are bright and cheerful. Library has marble mantel, wood fire- piace; sunroom sleeping porch lot 87x215. with shade trees, repre oi atiarmgasipde playhouse: ~--Car garage, side drive. A Seale Of exquisite charm and Loe auty., Onen today © to HENRY -R. WEISELS (CO. ‘* BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE | PLE. 1444-6912 Enrel “tel, 5944 © 16s. R. A. PArkview 0141 wee View 0141 Feet— “ABANNE 1444 TEMPLE ven W. Cor. Le ffinewell & hears | gan—4 Stores, + Flats—Income F2400 Year—Cheap Price ~ , . : " ‘ Fis , . ‘ ‘ = ‘ jarerg a? rise \- future ‘ p? cm@rt ios eee ee uf ors. A... {hesinut. MAin 41 %* ers PARKVIEW shou tae ED oe ELL 2-¢ ar Attached fmrnae: (; RE T BARGAIN, $13 4.000, These are well-built (set eur complete list of well. dust phene Jf ferxon NSSs. SEO. J EL CO. nHle nar OR. NINTH pen The DLE Rteor 4 > - H AS, ;. WELZ. 4 16 TR lee gg “Re. ORD. 3514-16 OLIVE ST- | —BE Stor ‘ aADartiner) te fers wi) ' Wet? z a’ ’ 4 Bie kK r \ ‘¢? . } f ' | 2 a anaemia =F YY EON ' ae | ot 2 ‘? ok! z c . . : - ft ; , ‘ ’ gE i ‘ 4 ’ | 7 rIRST NATION 4 ( FR a eB ; ; af _WAr f “76 ets ' TE 1. , TH “AND c Aaa es (southeast corner) ~~ atory huilding on mair thereuch fare. KREFT-7ATORSK!. RF AL TORS, 770 Vircinia. Riverside eSee. fe) j B.D. BUC PAUL BROWN BLDG. > rere 3701 KOSSUTH building: two-family flats: 4-car All rented. Owner | }] On acco unt of lii* Mak offer KLEY. “INC. CENTRAL 1084. RK. “OTH a ) CARR STs, STORE AND FLATS A gerne pee ENTS $5400 é Th quity. | | MORRIS AAC H R. Co. TNC. ae aaa ( Ne ha ~North side of Chippewa, west of 660x125: price $70 foot. Nord east corner Meramec and Gustine. 1 “ ? 616. WACHTER, Riverside MANN- t. KEMPLA at ; ideal location fer pantie or Tat SKEMPLAND REALTY (€0., Big Bend. Hiland RESIDES On LOTS—Lord ay. ; Dale av., between Tamm aand ae also bungalows. 6441 $90.00 cash offer for seauniTal immediately north of 1124 Ralph terrace Westmoor, Richmond Heights: owner Must DOU aaeaty K. FE. (€O.. 908 Pestau! LAT —~37 1444142: all upprovemente: + Seomhnadi nh av. University City: Pershing 5 hool: owner will sacrifice for uick sal =. J. Norman, 3841 Labadie. COffax 6818) LUTS-—Southwest corner W ydow “kinker. on hill, stele 70 to 12 : we hee ~~. ae "S22. Pins * o= A t ee ee Rte en. le Le et oe ee Ntartiy ae re ee be Lo PARE os Pleree (5800 west)—1. alt street: 835 foot. CO,, 4910 Grawils ar. lots; store down- J rooms upstairs: | Wabash switch. upstairs can he divided ‘ "Raskin. east side. near Thekla)— _J0-foot lots: only lot left at the price; big bargains: must be eold street and alley made WANSTRATH,. 717 va Chestnut. MELROSE PARK. 400 feet. unrestricted: very desirabie for business. bungelows or flats for cash: no trades. CAbany ora os Mec wee aultable for Franciscus Realty ¢ JUx90; north side Luciile av.. 65 west of eity limits: bargain SU x2: (). south side Gareache bi.. be- Mimika and Goodfellow. 733x152, svuutheast cor, ceas-Hunt and 50x 180, north side Glen Echo drive, { HAS Subdivision. lie fax 824 Series lek 1 in MU ELLER & ON tue: se INVES nmr CH store with farage: lars " , Ca THBOO CHestniut RAND STMENT yt ee AL. 7 73 vI—3 rooms: 4-room fii. mode ae perfect shape: $40; open WELZ, 464% Gravois. Riv, 2080 artes ~- [oe > + -% BUILDE ERS—ATTENT! 60-foot lot on Dale av. hajt 5 cast bungalows. BUILDERS, ATTE! TION feet, near Forest Park: 4 “bargain: park av.; just east of made, =) PLBERT ¢ Ge BLA NKE Fy t’k TNS TA ANIA, 2836—25x125- bar- Riverside 51753: no agents. (c9) North west near Wellat ALS with “) ae or lease. Suuith LEASE, We still have WAC L MILs — & hoice lets left. HTeR. iia GRAVOIS, WEST ST EASTON AND. SARAH, 4 NDELE 4458-60-62 Delmar— Det AD DOAR EAST OF GRAND 25; all Pe hE, suitable ob une t low, flat or epartment; just Shenau 9 doa h. HALLER R. CO., B07 Chestnut. PR [OPOSTTION — — arit 383 feet. best ror. ‘subdivision facing 100-foot street: new atore ap jartment and offices: oi! burner building: rent S.9180: o«. other tenan te: “buyer pays no interest or aiso includes renewa! cash; owner, B building — Lot 80x142 Strodtman & nal | real orth Grathies LOTS FOR SALE— tore: rent af Faia EVergreen &7 VALUES IN VACANT—Now is the buv: 100 feet m Sutton ay. Bruno and Gray ar... one block ‘east rennsevivania (Richmon Heights), 1” Hoover av.. 14 -block west of Pennay! street made. all Jnprovements i: ) oniv, ver foot. $32. O4xx1—S5n0 15: improve- in; £3000. L Ki- s¢ HERME . PR. South F 30-FOOT *. KINGSHIGHW AY FRONTAGE vi BAYS Sil, IT hee ‘veld Coast pot TH Sen (0. Vineshion Riverside 5°00 fo) tI South will — for fe tenant. 2: en 4608 Gitar ois, AG ENC \—Choice vacant on Kingshighway: Marogue'te aX wert of Mec auslana. Sh) a frpt. FOrcet JBGTR LAY] S—0517 Lansdowne av.. 30 ft.. ~ ideal bungalow ; bargain, (Olfax OL neR iy erside 16, Nulel; et. JRO fees eset of Mack | rth side PArkylew 1905. Id; east of 6552 Hoffmann aenerrtetpn | MORRIS. AACH BR. CO, ~ =. we ach}: , bath, electric. gas $11.00. BAITINGER., Prine CORN aru k SALE. ts rOR PRICE AND TERMS. NC... B26 ¢ nostaas . $321 Michigan av. 3S per foot, | ——GOxI?> Walsh west vf ” Bra ngon, Riverside SI7RJ ortbeast corner M ilentz ane Janw 4244x125 LAciede 442 Li e——De vonshire = NEE STRICTED GR G ROU ‘Np. a’ lt ~orner, 530x130: must sell: dirt | EVergreen 7400, 3428 Belt fev) | Destrable Southweet; all — ac Coane churches, stores: ant ansportation: street made. Hlhand 1.5% r¢ with @ Mt ve of S&S rve oOwnte - | LOT—60x125, south side of Delor = weet of Brannon ay.: reg men F. be considered LAclede 314° Owner, “S10 1 MONTH le etore and 4-roo0m i} established cleanin excellent location: ’ é Werner “ ag i ae on Watson. near Bradies : riilcing: investigate today. Pens ¥. WELZ 66062 Cok. Riv. 2080. . 3o-ft. lots. next to 1454 Graham for bungalows. small down pay balance per month. Parkview 3267 30yx dJtUnIATA STREET. lheret a? ry rit fii —— farmonahle uM. F. WRISBERC ~ - / } ‘ . ’ j ACALILIE rail 6204 S. GRAND. A EIverside 5471 Gravois 1140) and 1110 Lam er stores and resi- gence, sacrificed. 4310-11-12 | S341—I1 jota. cae. water. sew- building line: solid ground: or thuildere or individuals ~ Aha 25 Mardell ay . weet of Ivan- acrifice for quick sale A. T, Dyer. Pk oepect 0317. (cho) gar three stores and nine a0 exoellent tiny eet ment. HIGHLAND Ay. es NG ALLOW 5843 Highland ev - ++ water heat | bargain. .PFAMILY AP (RTMENT Clare a*. and 6400 © room) apartments: ig frigerstion: aii recited: good MODERN sy Hee Lesington ey 55 nent. hatha: owner senntaat on | hae Pevtticwe per te WALNUT “PARK HOMES em) 547) Oriele av , tee mod ehheerfert hewmen with large ee fort he, Pertiemplers SAMAK BI NCALOW +nae Farin st. & reome hath fur , rer * Lore foriewd right. KINGSMIGCHWAY HOME ‘13 Kicwtehirhbear, Nw £ pTeom brick sreidence- eu O¥8ner Pants oma lier piace. carci MOORLANDS ~ 65x115 on porth side be- tween Audubod drive end Gienri ave If attached gsa- te he * reome, ah

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se il tls: RY Og tL, Nt AOR MLLER LLL LILA LALA LLL POLLED ARS LS ABD OGRE TRE NITRO 8 URE YS NRE B AS t. —_— Williams, 56S _o Julia, having farm for salt. Ed Mitchem. farvard F =— FOR SALE [334 5. te s (uw NER first: any trade matched. ~s 1's S. Bruad- Way. ioe geet ot ale Of a: fer ack Ing station and stand on highway 25, near Festus. MeKee, Festus, Burt ine iy agg et wren Washingto ir ¢casy state. B! Ral way - Arkansas + ct od D—in Ozark Mountains, sD + Bub. 20 wuineas Arkansas bottom /ands. : ee cl terms: #0 acres and up . ’ i be « 49 = + ‘4 slian Bicz.. 1514- 16 HEB ER T STRE a re vis LLrop« Front FARM LANDS— 3h Fe, 8) ty Count) PAUL BKOWN BLDG. «aNTR AL 1654. INV ESTME NT - Ri PERT — Be th S. We Cor. Su chi ler P. . Uleana i ts fr . rm) uw 4 Two «t oa a! ; ; i me : a. “ Laake @ VV x rooms path aivu furnac . vacm NDERS( STOCKE-BU ERM. See MAI: 45143. is Chestnut. NE. SS SONDERFUL Lt)- “POR MANY PURPOSES, 00x ow NE K WASTS A PROPOSI- LVUULKS Tv HARRY CO., Lindell 7800 7 PER CENT ON $1750. B. D. BUCKLEY, INC.. ; Jo OZARKS—= Imor mont 179 ho ok + Ls. "9 bei “MENT— 5 i } aries la A mAh, INVEST rT zt - ,«% =" DD! » colored te SOST MILLER f. E. CO ‘ — b IN\ —_ yds 7 stores liats required &30 OO) ‘ - BARNGROVE Cash nt "a4: An : A SPECHT I> N. stn st. Chestnut. Prion. O au 103 SHANTZ. acres. near Wate Tul ning ete, a for boating and fish: : un gzalow seii or rent. , Forest. SS1LW. } é FARMS—l to 40 acres, acant positive low prices + « eo ~~ % a4 Stat ion Bargain with mee lake, stocked with re x AS NTY— = all farms, cash or trade. "1 v r—B. + eas SAIN AGamis, limayiile, Ill... BR. 11 ; Wi ’ ‘ ~ geen anund FARM—Improved Llinois stock and mati tarms. 40 to 400 acres, acquired th! oreciosure by reputabie oan he soid oO ve ? W rire {ar Ist Lata ST. A. B. ANDERSON. i sets of i* , 1:% RN {> 4] Mylierton Bidg - se yaoryy offered in vept men : *LICK. Realtors, 822 ut. MA 418°. INVESTMENT BARGAIN. 1420-22 &S AL. ISBU RY S on north si je: store “S a $ reom filial: right: terms. _ hesi- ‘ wp mrt a , . Dp: chmann K. _E. Co.. 625 Chestnut WE HAVE MANY BI YERS 4 FOR INVESTWENT PROPERTY, ™ YOU WANT TO SELL, SEF iVicrezs Ade! J Pegs? of Come Creat 77% Peal Estate 626 Chestnut i- Pé ie re cr Dé Murphysbore, FARM—SS acres, Salive r through foreeiosur reasunabie ; alia terms. wrile A. “3. "Ar erson. McLean bor Opportunity 1! 29, - 99 5 PARCELS—MUST SELL INCOME $7630 GIVE AWAY—S$36, o0e to6o-69 hi ‘nsington pil.. 4-fami 4 and room Tist 4540-42 Ss. e or. store 7-08-11 S.. 19th. 6-famuiiy. ee -4 S. Sth. 4-family Spyte nadia oppor . ‘estur. Terms '‘, bal- 418". Speculators’ EF ARM—For sale: 55 miles from &§ toning limits of consisting of 6 ; peacsa trees. severa bear ‘trees. 4) crane vil has 9 rooms and electne Nheht. Evans, t-fanuiyvy flat. Jth and Wyvumn Handel. 3050 Locust. pe FP mr 2393. —- foe —_ UNITES or spec “asli. CH! 7 Nes 7 PT nt. o 4 a TARM—S0 ac cg near Rell 13}. rst Forest s31lw . j 4-roo! 120 a . | ain: must » i] 1180 J REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED | rn erie Botetteal SOFT DRINKS. SANDWIC A’ ” % Don't mies re ‘? " Lic K. Rea: tors a" Chestnut. MA HOSE, res , ie ba ih ofter Chestnut . roonis itle furtiac me ke WANSRATH, 717) iwage-St. Lovis Aitracti e Home ' Hig »Wwas 2866 eS =e om th . for To Pooile Dis ai at 4 a ae ‘A H +MAN Mri ht? Se Mut! aDOnsi fue ar > tor a a GST! Cheeta OVO emit Lele: me at «nee Mr McDOW ALL. eo} ‘~~ fyti ~ ¢* Bids. MAin MMrUSE MNS: Dart? zg Cuca) wg ac trac LABA DIF. $235 y+—tj- ‘Tr ry Tesiurhk'. um ew hardwood NOvvrs ha THe ij Meet cOtiggve. bath furnace: $4750). °—. Z , ’ a a@inily sitigie Strictly mode: ise Lhan e@oset flat of CUR- , $65U0, oD! { srs chictens | DAKDO- | “ 35 miles site, $1250: any Broad way. improvements. ~ southwest. Tes- Frank Ztmoer- Reute Ll. Boa (c9ylr ra ad “OD ‘Be uer Jeftierson Bal TTacaAs. FARMS—Fer fine farm=, find Fisher | , o AR + tad ‘ iPul.s chychen La \ 5. "“ARM—In lugs @lita J- hun ) => ‘c ings 7 ti T 1218 test), tv ii2€. = Lerriy FAKRM—7 acres. 5-reem pan house: ~t-car garage: running pwnd acres grapes: 195 fruit trees: priced 41s miles svuth. —— B.4 t , = ip (Dd 3 oe, Oo tne N rw an) RM— Ee 4 I it a: Ka . 7 AN 5 ois Lit « ' iar « a : . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; od i r apd bolus rt ryleys ARMS—Ht SIWWurlion. JA . BUSH & CO “O05 Marke i Ji tic LUCKY. 3934—5-roum gas, ic. dary all Month y parmenis« TWENTY-FPOURTH., Bidaul 4 rooms. Yeatwent property 34“? 4. 3] $1050, S590). net reon Oot as.t “creen 3606. 1i2zh NN, — Cor conveniences: res Riverside ‘23:5:3. —DPDouble 3 & electric: . improved for par- GRand S7LIJ. (*%e) licuiars write Mr. J. B. Stroin, Van Buren bet of culored prop- 2: ww. | FARMS—Three improved “bot is TRUST €O., (| $1750. $3250. s7o00uU. Sarah. Lindell 0461, ¢ meht Citw. fe, i ASH—PRICE S750 ry ARM—130 acres, improved. on concrets Lieksen* 3-3 rooms. bath: @a- | read, bear town: sell at 7 bargain era bareain Call owner. DE!mar terms. Loe zville Mo. eae FAKM—JU res, lnproved fruit A HOME on easy terms: six rooms t | house: pear or 2 Suen: move right in. rue. N. Highway Sth a $500 cash. ¥ AR “M— > acres. mente BRI KMANN _ co. 4910 Gravois, se at ™Menh)ville emcee were sy ua ) another arzain. T7718 Bread was aod aeres j-reem house rouwiltr om highway G1. J. Roy (srr Min. eee FAR™ ~+4 ew try bun ralow S500 CASH. $20 PER MONTH poultry honse a Sy al. “RENTS = 32 PRICE aoe weil- Matern S. 2d. 208-210 Duchengquette «t. | « ee bd . aw 6] oad os hana enaners lot 20x80. Good brick tbiutid- : Min ay. ines. front amd rear White tenanta. Bix F ARM—Ic0 in. Cail POreet O0GS. ments, 1 cee ee went owner, s On VOrK WILL OF i Lae Anceles large roms: investicate thix bargain. — REN ¢. FINKE, “06 Title Guar. Bide, ¢*) © 4" ™M- a Ts “.FAMILY FLAT. 84900. cnm AGO OWNER SAYS SELL. ty aoaene. * new furnaces. “-car ga- “7 Shendan bar ain. { por . terms i] ha rPaiis bah lil : wk mated rest "¢ Heety st Bow ling barn, jarze. new Matteese, “Tee, ierarses tie mile te town, S120): Address A. Hoy t Non - oes - da. 134 Qhwv 4 **? ANY imorowed: 500 5.00) Of}-ea! lon Lau, Zoot reece Hoygston Ma. ic7 nt i Est PROPERTIE 3° Cote Brilliante 4 | etme and bath.) PARM--—Grain, stock and fr: Cate Brilliante 3 reems. bath ee Menfre Perry County os $233 tear the id, 4 Teoms« and bath. | or. at 6 D ~~ a Garfield. ome and bath. OhOg | St. Louis, Mo, a aaee a acres, on Parker road. Black ‘ ae : ac Mo.; rolling fertile land with fine ae ae : $07 Maffitt: fruit trees. 4-reem hungalow orice low: ih i807 N. Taylor; 7 roams and | terms. Geo. W. Taylor. 315 N. Tih st. “UNION EASTON rR . | FARM—38 acres, on conerete. 37 S325 Kasion se * e- tee) | new buncalow. all new on weil. eens (Spring. sacrificed at $3750. Kuchenig. $452 Gannett, ARMS AN ARM LANDS FARM—140 acres, Miseourt River F ‘D FAI : ne overflow to hinder: good uild- F ‘nes: Immedicte moapession. C. J. HYtLdL.. ARMS FOR RENT Agent. 114 N. 7th, i? miles out 61. Box | FARM—2200 acres well ir acres tfrom ‘and acres: bars, meultry enring: 3 hours from St iideeton, WA hash $30 ver acre. ex 127 oe reni ¥ Me™ MS Mie Be ed Peed - et ho Ore. 7 aches cranes and ~~ Y BOLT Weber ref. i | track and ery: , owe beildings: near fving field: rept Uasu. Business building is _ through the use of Post-Di J. REGAN 1. real @siale wAJAN ED—Sim rea t =tate 4 reer)? « second Dis. LA LioAN—$5000 to $10.000 ESTATE. AGE 120 N. 10th srovements =o woe PhOoSpcct t \R™M—20 acres. near minutes. trom city trees, berries, etc.: Riverside $814. Maxville. Mo.: improvements: fruit offer wanted. NAEKT hwav GI. 5 wile) ree. ‘ ei FISHER. s Actes Ladue road: utes rom é uD S550 Der acre jioubie flat VMispatcn. capanapeilite ;1 iar? $a house meee? 4. Sree.) inevard price. urcnard FARM—o acts. with house electricity 7 —— : ne vz mocern 4 reom ephene, furnace. “MED j¢ te ei vul Weil. enuth Mis. vulbulldings: Pom Moce “rick burnca- ver " a mses - : . > ie MLR ON : . Dear Pergusonu “Oormslider rac ares 5 rom : ‘so ‘> PF spr house. @eod outbuild- Samd natieain i ir deet on uD car Une: Time Toad: res pence _~-* ti] consider me tor _—— Fliomesgant Tw ater il: 56. Ferguson. Moa. REAT. BARG LIN #A58 eTa rt IN ON PAY "EMENT WEST: > IMPROV ED RICH ACRES BIG TREES ON FISHIN NG STREAM: $7500. RECEIPTS a6 MONTHLY. WILLIAMS. 3839 Julian | Se Avi a. —ee AND DAIRY FARM. , 80 acres, on highway. in St. Charies { want: $3500: easy termes. Call PArkview | 4908, “HIGHWAY 23—t1 MILE Pde OF «1 ine or dgairy. pou'l- | a april ngs. good wrll, | pasture. timber erapes more on. onir $8500: terms + MILE ON MERAMEC—I1700 FRET ON CONCRETE NO. 41: 8 WILES FROM ‘ITY: 34 ACRES: BARGAIN. OGLE R. r cA. 785 CHESTNUT. S18 ACRES HOWESITES highway 61; fee for poultry, frui ‘ (ruck, ete springs and run- ning branch of clear @Pter: vienty shade trees: Ba miles out {9m city: only $40 er | (Sar paymen —— Owner, 1510) Ort alien. GArfield 4 CAND acters, Cy eter Way Mra.: “rey r *. / enNrne iarre archerd: uri River bridze highwae pase throush tract; 33 33-100 acres front roads weet of Set bey ie cite , eivey rd. spMnz IR _ S40) “) ™r x wean RFALTY c i CE. AYTON, wo wWwrnpown . IDEAL FoR SUBDIVISION. ACTSS. water. Mectric ye Gravroie and * out: priced t WERNER A200 Graves. Ri vereide AN IDFAL = NTRY TT | acTes. S54 ft. fert on Gravis. 4-roem matt brick Surncalow Ouse’ 5 miles out thie w a teal buy T. WERNER. 4°00 Gravois, Riversi. QCwKR SALE WANTED. Sevren-toom house. modern. electric. fur- nace. bath. with 2° acres. at Fenton: can we oD for club or madhowse will eac- mfice _ = WERNER, 6209 Gravom ay. Rivers reside ate 1S% a " nod double ony Led 2227 | MAIN 1207, MoONbEa TO LOAN—City or county: lowest rates: quick action. ( Hestnat 6747 Keene & Franke, 1008 Chestnut ced) ’ let rust srTrne iS ry ne Realtor patch MONEY TO LOAN—On real estate. Prompt atten STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. E. CO. North Broadw: MONEY Tin? LiOnN. "HO? Pi TO LOAN On first (SUICK allie w' HERMA “* (Hestnut moneyv rererryy ret fey RATE PLENTY of reg) estat: charges . See ts GEO. J WANST 1 + ie 5720. WE make second deeds of treest. MACK. REALTORS. ( Hestnut WH make end buw deed« of trust on vacant lets, city or county. BELIUMENFELD, "10 Tithe ¢(-naranty Bide. “WAin 16098. SECOND DFEDS oF TRUST WANTED Tneeme Prom rERS-ON AL “=FRV I “nae renties. VERNON LAUCUX. 705 Chestnut. CHes. S00 ‘ ‘9° ) ANSWER IN TWO HOURS she y 4 LOANER IN ST. Lait is, LOANING, CAPITAL. $1.000.000. ny ameunt. 5 and 3S’. per cent: quick answer: oo peddling. ne tltean list: only firm deing th: come direct; low charger: firsts and seconds oid os reaitor, es tablished “%T wecers: price, “Oo SLOW CORPO. ATION METHODS JOHN A. WATKING ce.. 722 > CHESTNI ‘SUT Sums of 4500 1 to ‘0 $10.000 te to loan on St. Louis city and county improved real estate Reasonable rates and charges. ‘BARNGRCVE & SPECHT is Bo oe MONEY. 5% TO 6% $114,200 LAST WERK. any amount on real et Lispa te INVEST your meney in geed first deed: 000, $1000, $4500, $1500. Kengel- Weber, 5559 8. Grand. LActlede 954° cy" Trrar?t hungalows for luan. Box A- INVEST tS OUR GO ee ae FIRST S¢. wow $1200 LeSKS— New DiLEDs OF TRUST IN ™t OF 6 PERK CENT. ule JOLT INTEREST: DETERING. MONEY Wt — For . +. 218 Summit av. tal. a r in- i GNE \ of S6Hihoo sett i¢) “Ural e MONEY W id.—SV0U00 on +; on burner; property ii pas o Pt cent interest, mus Box v Post-Dispate MONEY Wt. Vike berrew: Sj.) on excellent zoo curity rn W monthiy aymen s\, ‘an is Gg 8 per nt nterest. = A-177. P.-D MONEY Wid. Por sale . ~e >2000) each my S-roomi ‘Onds mixiecn ang amopie QYUICH EY Wid serrired on OR ERIDRACEs Wt -$4 yw) 5 an first eed of trust nrepe- tv. 3 per Rue: CO.. and Saran. ' my businese Te | d—$. >! Me! > sturrs and 2 ne S161: aly further t-Dispa ci. ral guaranieed sale in amounts fi s ine , ner “ert itnte eet iITZ R. E. CQ. S803 Chesteut. Sue ND payable monthly on mod- ) Tesidence, Box R-417. Poat-Dis sn500 FIRST DEED OF TRUST. 6 PER CEN T—Improved real etate warth double. WALTER F. SHEFHAN. VT !1 Chestnut. NT GILT-EDGE first deeds of : sale S151) . mit) thw ia $3500. $4000. $4500. $5000 and | years. ‘ qprrte ner JOHN W. BURIAN. 916 Cheutesu. (Rand 6595. ce) “ ANTED deeds of $1500 w first om beautiful megejenc re f Igeraty worth S16 0) Post-Diepateh. KT VOUR SAVINGS EARN 4 POT. ON iid RK FIRST DEEDS OF TRIST In lawinc amonnts, wre 1°? nw Sto omy s Toe S64). $550) 246i) 1500 €4°50 . See TE . ae o eo 0M) Set apa “7 th) Siliuni Arnrie fire ? eur we trtat ~~ ve nar ry rman lie S100 ili on phone when completed Se ba eo bald ip i} rere mf peers : ~ & , "se. . 1¢ = if? S100 c KORTE. 110 XN. s78. “SAIN FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST $5,000, $4,000, $3 000, $2,000, $1,400. ail 6%¢, secured by income-producing | real estate. Title and insurance with each loan. BARNGROVE & SPECHT 1]i2 N. tth St. INVEST IN OUR 6% First Deeds of Trust SFCURED BY PROPERTY WORTH TWH F THE iM‘ NT J. l. EPSTEIN & SON (GIT Chestnut “Ain 2162. GET OUR OFFERING Havre especially attractive real estate | wanes for saic. ljats. apartmipents. fresi- | fences, business preperty m amounts of | S10.000: papers ready for de | wierest 5 ver cent to 7 oer oniy clean. modern purld- a. = w F: cAn undeubtedily suit pow: real o omnes are our exclusive business. Call | lee our prce Let issued cach , Edward K. Love Realty Co. 7U4 CHESTNCT ST. (cB) ST. GRAVIS. PROS, 4334) | fe Zail | first ra 2 murigage | — OTicHK ; cost me! pITTn DU | eent | , FOUNTAIN—Back j i Market st. arr MU THGkiPa jertric. : . am ard ‘coffee urns; cash or terms. ee aESTAT =e — ——_ my —— reasonabie. SAFE INVESTMENT For your Money rothing is safer than good rea! estate bunds. OO payanie scmmi-annually. See us for good. safe. sound nvrest- ments. PArkvew 4501. STOCKS AND BONDS WILL sel, American Rayon, $7.50 Loan. $7 Evergreen “Mines. white porcelain. } ; ; ababe — 7 ¢ sie like | P tone | ADDING | ADDING TYP if MACHINES For Sale MACHINE— International Cheetrnut, MACHINE and one Daiten, ie sevice. Life Co. meee? i—_—_e rough s. Market. | ADDING MACHINES ANE S$—Soid. rented reunited: lobby ‘> Atfteld 3636. | TYPEWRITER—! ndere new. bargain. 1007 Market a TY ~ in rr it Nearte ww cheamn, Room 480 Ab TYvVEWw "IrTre¥as— 1 up: Union fo.. 2 N. Mth. PEWRITER— Underwood cain: Sunday forenoun or Marke'. PEWRITERS—S4 ™ ribbens Loc: rent $i. acast. PR rERS—T ington. nS15 to $50: "rentals upward. St. Leste . we ee | Bite MAin tliat FACTORY ——i Ty and pertsbies, aell ard revair al! makee fs 818A Pine MAin o843. . ECIAL OFF Reval No. Tf ame 5 oe $75 alen Corona nortalle4 ard $22.50: e-aranteed. Roberts T a #55 Century Bids. 64. halt oo = H.W. ean oo | ae + Pe 3 REFRIGERATOR DIVISION = Pea 2 ee OUR em sige 5 a2 a , 2 NITURE—Sale by private peer Ee Davis drive and q ‘4 : RE HAN BF Let AY = viK SUNDAY, APRIL 22. 1929 itiv New and Shg Stock of widiiaitesgl Daven port air Suite -Daven port Bedroom Suite 5 Vanity "Dresser $7? Dressers - You will also ‘ are. F toor Limoieu™. Gas Range= Furnish COME EARLY !—Ope Lamps. Bridge and many JUST A FEW OF THE FIRE SALE Denaeed A (] MJ >- Pe. $59 E 2s Lar useful Your CLUB HOUSE af n E PASTEL FURN BRANCH STO! 1419-21 FRANKI . amt. CAbDan ranean chesv. wor ' 5, “Sets — Bich: grace ve Je flersem. te} springs and mr almest new. 3°5-~ Sirti, dreseeT . eee mew. fall sized as Revoims, 730 BED —~il wo : * ang Srna &. dei fe — ? Breb—Preeticay bed and dresder. Parkview 35°9W oh grade. ot - $55. Singer leaving 420A Begun al. | BEDS—*s! UP: se ue “4 BING TABLES, $3.0 P. OTHER FUBN Thos rt ILDING_$O cH NITY Exc ed tabe, eny. @ chairs. cD DAVENI* s SS frame siylt. — -gahen «a, davenport contains co.) ~ ag terme. Open every “~ -“ BASEMENT Ex CHANGE iy: CARSON CO. Southeast corute Sih and Frank AVENPO RT SUITE sack Lge recubul FUR Re S210 SVE BRI ROOM FL RNITU RE—Juveniie - sultabie for apartment. a manufacturers oftce. : Natural _— 537i DOM SU pie 148 ay ~~ ee BEDROOM SET— reneh vanity: $00. Jetferson. OOM SU — lieing room. breakfast oom, beautifully fur riighet! ; N. A Ing Stl BEDROOM W ainut. also and twin suites; never robes and Simmons bed. BEDRU ™M. son Serlor suites. «a8 renee. met. ba bw buses dav bet. made Pers: ue : etfforohe ane qreumut. two kitchen chain, eood « | Sot» st.. t4 Sear . ‘ z J.D. CAR ION CO. Seuthesst corer Sth and Franklin. chifforche, spring and r : aS .. %, . 2 “i ait We 54 cr oe pe er es ° BS I AME fs RED de Ang BES es ES : latest) pace w | BuGG® ; ¢ su : 315. car | 2) Bho Sl, EE n Phe Sella SleS|e >] a a. C1 ic Ble :

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Inet aa MI —— GOO eas : SILT 4 Pill ! a day. 8. i 1 cabinet Wi = ig) | “e iat att ro ncidentais. autitur 5 iy - = a EA Sas cella Le rP iron: . ne r N ——— ‘ks pet at ranges. vie by chi tea — ic- ru ea ‘aba nthe. apart i e| $1500, ae itch ¢ ahi c FRE Ior Dor x; ico neo ‘ — ‘3a , ‘ %. . xki— t he c { ze . ‘ “s 4 . : u 4 - ‘ a ys { + ¥ rte ' ih > en 4 ~“d , . ; “4 J L — ~ 1k — NSCs ‘. Jo a gai. ¢ ag ht Lar / I N gts i ate - : v INI = one un ur be = china | on _" Oe ve ~ ac paraic: hemes cha er ~, Nyt S hog isos” x, ora oie ote is W —_ rNaare C ASE A mul 0] | alice 341 _ ne, also me | lay' on Re L REL ret " 300 K¢ ae hte AY. i D ie vera! 7 : nando nan “i a ou or. Nevo eeu ir 2 > 4 .. sear Sar ——— LAN l, ’ bl mo --* wwe ; , ~ fel Ties eth I D a : 3415 Olive. : I - . tl cs m a! l . } i : le : r * § ” . . “ ig] 1 ° aa » : at- —" ao 350. Pi s: Oliv pe eran S prea ne “ mV eocaee or oo oe us A Pha 5 line. K tp hh . NI ane gle be 12th. cos GOODS n see 0 IN ire _ La Ess L =: I a BR Lé sk j hb y. ‘ re ie { . in Z* th or = KI : fou a al I. +4 iA al _—— » f Jul $ & 711 al ric els p fixture ae berets a eg - 1 ERS —C abin Lj avis b REARPAL —-A! — “ ING Eurnti sell SET ruck cr ots ev mat yy! x until CaxG R KITC te — sat “et (063 Rt S—Good Gra’ 5 F > a 1 ™m ur ng . ” ri w C4 nei re = di: pri dak a : id i ; ng T ¥" — wv wal S. rp ny ! ircaser. SR ae ore om eld ' > : al “7 ho ‘ ae ine be ~! a pi» r vols r 07 (22 N be Beat -Dinnaich. af. ae a Fyne ihr > cea Fa G ROOM a vp ere. | Wi ra RE Frc er ; ee - ane y linoles iterson bargain, Sar aba OR S nd - moon ee , aa — . 341 . tche sits . ee = air om id xc dimett BC > le it b 1" C ole ree reson x 5 ° i Tt wey oo m rors. 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Re ass le i R fo nd + Oy re portal! ~y~ Ick ao a Bane er . , DI ru I 63 and vO’ as ibra | a ° Al h Le . : Lit | le $ “Sit : ast ame] v elec Bile prin e, i Be res ps: B ' AN 5 KI T ME SE’ AC Hoty oR— 1915 rhe S Ra teh = m vs fear "he LE mil dre Fee Sl a3 dition rot no TNTNG ~y ts q matires ‘ fae tents | fee Monde ny hed. 18 Aor ea ag at can | J te pF 3 San | : : Boe ——. sing | J | e.. IG KF Bes ara Ips A‘ Ww ACHES a n 6 a 87 — ae ington - TPR ant 5—S etihe N out th Ta B reaser. 1. 50: - | eee 2 (Tf iano Lipor CR) Wt gn te LI S ( us ne | cass eds. = ir CU r+ 4 bp e ne 503 ‘ea : chines. r ar ae ae (ec) FAT 1s s— >. - a8 SS ont, ce fs che ; Fi wa ol oe apect 4 eet T nell 24 b— ge “S041 a 31 ‘a oy reels table i me ches ; V ma; | red he. 6 sutton RE ; f Ww ee M pon i, ny = G 2}. Co hav ST x 1 . - J! , in as D - ho ™ rs 7 = ra 4 S ° TF . T . a R 2 Le a f ii ‘ '4 is ienw TY iain n Rr ; f 28, , if ur i ‘ y! \ w el IN : A ‘ r ry} are i? : MN es e es rT M Ain’ 2 $30." 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Q ass R nd R ania’ reels . -1) beds aki! daa oa ad) i y, ge Nr r j 0) in 9. ° : — Lis n — SP aie Fee: ‘ ry . 1515 — b Boe et. e| 2 tor R § if oM 6. nt: “if L ] cc ~s of * sepgpae? » SA a: OV Gri E EF ay A =i ay ( if ree lrens A pie 4 vy Od ; as IN 9 D re tH, xu » | ™ aD le; . re serial salt at - ere aaa Drees: = pts OOM : i pL + ‘ th | , gg, T . mae vine i & o-r 4004 “nect oe pcre) — a) “eRe TOR 105 Watson, Aben line | 0 sete Re ~. ton rophead Walton OMATO 5 aD ae L SHELY dwa —s ha) ” nd . 3 ot R . Fk . t - 7 7 aad ) rE p e. ~ room - ‘ a Y ule Ss. |: 4 IF . J A . so ‘ ed, . in S. d v of - a +, TN nis lo — ie 5 OW, T an H , er . OF n D . athe Ce cae a for SS Ore t eet it oy N #.. x _ = lec — “a ts wer 50 . or and G 4 and ES 4085 all j a TY hi ea L. be 70 10 ‘ us im ict J men P ett NG OF NE ~ Pra AR T si IN can 2° M 1A c 2 ee re 0x K ve! t IN r IT ‘ ~{ e. E $85 s. ‘ L ag jev f 3 AS th pn 1 J62 , the IN R pp 7 H ed Se 0 | * ' ing re were the tes, , i— : Be ' P E z {fe pe eer Rese ‘ surat TE. 52K ‘eral AIG eae — T856-=, S| ‘mobalr 1 Apt. . > hibe mand 2 venter pr ST eliver All : oe ware REPaIc Re > oR Herrih aT went 3- ROC QO Ye and avors. | SEW 145, ta an i sans eo ty ea eats ‘8 eiaran oe We = si # 1301 TION charg $24 . ry) ee ' 44 Sar | — : a o aia : “Go ] ne and | othe EWING a es elect ume. > aa ans aust 1 te 5 rt 1? N T. ? re| y R es t ca od io ie - 2 ¢ 72 5) } R ie > : ly : y ‘ Oe) i. and ie rp large sel L ar ASt)3¢ io; a AT qt) A iry. ( c } aan PR er VY RG. us AC lis Ze ; ye ha 8. s cn De { it in kK ST 3 he NG iif ” r? — "10 Lis f - | TLR } Pe): VIC r at ~ ie I RES a. yo" 2 ie. on Yy 8) (9 TU na GE tor iciesial R “Ah. we, e tT IV) hk EW da bi la Bi in ts Soa - * KS tu Ro rt ’ n Lt anna ave Ll oO on! pie di: G kK Ml , R 9 Cc e- X- i f ot us es f R née yu! ct ey B Zee 4 sane bi R lar. A — ) cr ; SI yt in IT IN yi iN c Pl es. | r 7 eet: ry her am ne = EM age ‘1 N. RA ce DIN : RO Fi us om, —~ Ba ~¢ gegh eer | fige. roo sai ay tape ROS ov) * epg AT In aT sane ee LV T mer r I mi Arabs ES Sars ha "$5 \ 5 Dr $1.75: a7 AND Bide. = Se Be terme ~ 7 pie GE é capa mre a xce} URN ane ® Co 3 Prom aiid r a an 01d at ee S. Sie EPRI Pi ses CAban Ibs. o4W. | PPO ERSTO? ' net = OW with new i he ~ ving Ma : cutters ' ent € other : ; *K apd- Peat . an ne e co. 1D Soeaar R ael eft, ona ne al) Ox 7? 4 Rai ; tos 7 . Of ‘ 4 } tn R \e " R ave R} 104 " rade J pe Ps (; 0 ple ( 1) we; : ph . 59 zer la 1 ote Vi liv , ¥ ¢ ge Su t « r. Ime sone Tia 9 ~~. — 31 { 2c) ae TN] rs R¢ Call 5 OR4 ha indell r c} CRNTT oalenaal ian 7 ane mo BI: 1 RF bla. Reta > Le mal ORO se}! Pw IGER Cal ” Ww * hod eo o- OM : rs) mp te WN — “late m hose 51 ~- —— . Tes e pag ascs. . ears ‘ cr? Bau - rs ~ be fo r 5 ed . - ing NG net M a che ~ “- A ust TUR manor . s 1 x7 p 1) | R pee hes 3 urn mer iR BliG wh LAT white ae 4 Co Mond 261 ete an m le SF ] ce ‘ ) w ns , RE- re agé m ‘ mil Th 1° ‘ ela v 523 aye 4 cor ites vA in i $15 r nit H y N m je low yn] bea alec 349 in w r. mo ant eo an — alnut INI : ak ow Bb nny fa : Q a | at Pa. Fj Co in 560K) f EAC . 245 -- in-li ’ $5 vv — a ese SE] ae . : . — OF " - ( ) EY R nN Ever ade thro hy d B . rank trie M. Wins ane Ln ae note Col - Lecome — na ws sets and _weed : ae C ~ oo vett ck | ca” pa “Sand: . barges. : tte ~ gio. a = | ined on ST. ed: ream “3191 8. 2-R M a DIO. me | Whit ugh the es n. FOre 7 = jena of = variabi um | Be fect ifforobe in m NI AO ty "ote = ee eo oy Thi eck, niece F He te | 5B mest! Any a che S) mn vig $7. 6 asonabi ~ =H ra’ F eo) | lif he sak ae om strumen bul cheat Post ac Be vr robes. o - Ng ap 1M rill Ri aln h- ne Sen oe 19 * mor rank! “| OX hing ‘sliand ean aw ER 14a "4 Ph aa RS oe. 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wee a. Se ee SUNDAY. 18B ST. LOUIS - pe-800 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and ee Sale Ads in These Columns Today. = a : APRIL 28, 1929 POST-DISPAT¢iI wantin : . ante LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’YLOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y | MACHINERY BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES | CLOTHING AUTOMOBILES S= : —— For Sale For Sale For Sale | Cabriolets For Sale AIR : OM PRESS™ rh —_— will eject Bit YC L_LE— Ruaetry rade? 2s Ihe Th VA este wl ALIT ¥ clothes for women and ™m”n I OOK! i7A RD iN ER - — 62°99 — "$40; turens wn VuUscanizing meoids - tul ia ° if fLiitste! 2h-inet gir. 4214 Humpor res fromm wealthy enriety people wonderf 3) Als wost new wire whet os mis. wi —__ | - eee Me " J . AV = right. Drive i te" | » © , . 7 ~ =e 2 ap —1 924 master . aseat coupe 4s 1) wor aster hattery Sug; ‘ . " ' high srade we’ bargains: sale Thursday. Fricav Serasy. Think—voniy SAO SOTOR co f _ Rt eae i - a BT, By 5. , a } eS 3 = Grau 2438 Corus o) see RaeS, BOW eee tan | g. never used; | Monday. 9 a. m. to 9 dD. m. Society Warc- CO [LUIW/Le . . a ae Wricht. 2244 S. Kings me | cue. 192%: Tumbie erat: cheap COMPRESSOR—Sx8. Curtis, double action Ls | Me Donaid. PRos. Tobe Exchange. 3199 § Grand. LOCUSR nighw SSEX COA 7 7 corms. 1646 5. seticrese. air compressor. Appi iv eC bin SPORT COAT — Size 38. and ether cioth- me . ne - | passer ger ceuDes. ‘ake Wie Endorsers No { ommIission im JIL ; oat A Se Se eee ane ee AUTOMOBILES | Bide.. eorner 7th and Locust, , — 7 ica $ll35- 1927 suas: 1925. 4 Ss: je bh 325 Lem ; ; : : é a z pr mm . ~ 7 i, iiliaaee : es a MOON — Cabriolet rumbie sea .* Ta? CH ev Re iL ET — sach. 17: leoks new ww Ww EST SIDE om ee : - . a neger ceuDe: fect | - * *, ** ONC RETE. at i . ° _ ; ’ ’ : Tf r - pr ome : ,, “ ” 7 vs F mint we iat : vs oo, , ‘ —- 4 ion ha secretes : 2 LL utos bougnut conmsigneu: ivans, KJIME. - =z ~ am, Pe | ' * aAown alten Jams | s@j tar Lept. jst * . ik Me ; TOR rte 7 : all = : cick—! es *s% ’ P ry Pr ot fF Da ‘ss 5 ti a , ’ mer @iit sa tae 4 : . . ° Pca t 4 ‘ : Red 4 . Fe an last! le Ca rio et. : ~ « , “ . « x # ats é erat yf? w ‘ar s Int resi f ‘ha rg oe d for Actnal Num! Larned] Ping ' a Cw ' . 2346 5. Grand. Grand adaso. (cS mecial ©: Hike n : in every way: Easton. (ee j | BURSON Oach > - . e = Graupeer._- 13: Park. the Money . July t CHEV ROLET— caches. coupes and sedars. closure. $100. & m fy o ina apn roprietat LAciede owl). = Sa! st. ail late models. perfect condition: sold HT DSON—C pach new HOU — ILD A . VANS > a Kempsmith 1 nage a / MOTOI i LeE—inedian Chief, goed, =a ALTUs Wtd.—ray spot Carn, Deed them AKLA! 92 a American t desired. Wells Motor Ca. 2820 N Spring Sundar. Prt Alaskee, Ww % F: ' ~~" OT mt ; = —— = ’ Pyiadla a ¥, Ui n til > kh atid Locust. ‘ anriaiet “ea. I - $loiw) 6 spec ial wir al 4) Hi Tes ~ , —_ ; re = , th) ad ? _- r “ : ‘ } : x : ial rearin : - - a — ~ _— : . — , fs si oy « ‘ : 4_¢ Pe * -_ ‘ Harlie+-Daviisor ("T tct.- ivate. $50 cash: must > nee! _ i lempders, wii sact . . - . © ' ‘ . ~ rte, 1 al : ao : Al »? rR. TION . rare Vi ta ' rile ' Lar , Bt) fF? >a , is yi fe. bs é. { 7 ‘ om “ = d pong : . ™ . - a bs — 2. . - « ‘7 atmalle- J 2T. ME Onin, PU BLIC LO AN N CORP ‘ ape 1 Mi Hine ; - . ae A. IR Cc K—i! Harley-l Vavidson A'TTOMOUBILES Wtd.—All models “ond SONY! A‘ —i8 cabriolet mf ' 1G } : + + be eS > (8 @ vend vach ; . snanal , = it every ming ™ >. = p> ) 1 car ily ra iranteedc: cheap. $o.0: As -¥. Hid + cash. Ort & Patton, 4050 aston. new Cal a * — —__—____ a? , rin - Sith) down Graupner. JSi6 W. Floris VROTt ET—1926 eoachr: ne *2 HU DSO N—Coach. . . 170° \ Fy: ssador Bidg 7160 Manchester ‘ ae a Prat MUTOR CYCLE—Excelsior, 1982. first ALTOS Wid.—Highes! prices paic. any — aa. Stn CHER oT . ae 39 ® spare tires trunk 1066 Olive icy «AID Dassad —— it oy ;, . iat PR, ' runs good U wen condition. TYier VO8h JI26 B. Bh. PONTI A‘ —Cab: 19% $100 down: : a gp OS mips mg Derma + ; P ) M. — = 4 $100— > $20 3 0 ELE cif 1... & REF . . Da ‘ ; eompilete Box ys o .— .? open ~enings. PArk an 5°? looks and rns lik a Dew car. f 3 1978 coupe: +o oe ‘ iy b : TATE ver TOR CO. Ine. . pa he | _ >. a. condition, high-class | _ e : : : . bi) T— } t+ ~ ; Fe : 1 : + n me- ver r¢4 " Pry Lae ‘ 4 - a - o . ia : 1HTHY ' HEV : a 7 . i ame, 2 ay Bi ee a ee, Sees ze Py like new. Box W-226. Post G te eee ees 1928 PONTIAC C J 320 Ieimar or 6506 Olive St. Rd. (62) HUDSON COACHE p @xco: in oD Tucker's. Lot, . i natin - ae Ros art ty ira : ONSOLe all i. Pi} Terese « ’ LI MOK S 1) I S ij ; e : a ogame Rg glee lh Rosi TRIS ise ie Onna on dieplas a > en, | i seat Some one eon CHEVROLET—cvsches, 20 to 5 Shue two clamy job , t" | mcg sb m P a4 ant : : it d itis tect. e rer rg hes rr me : ; _ : hee 4 RZ ii ; ' 19° Fe Pte: 2 _ ve. - -LKke (hevrolet 10°28 epach: low mileage “— — 1025 AMBA: SS AD ih BLI Ny UD Pi Tad Flor bits Bn seems —— : - os LA | . _3: , = to + , pr nA Peri) D- 4 . sea bume S an : oe 1 2 EST SIDE "SASH 5145 WVaturai ‘CHINES —* : id mot a a sel One ie H in top sh “ee this Snappy 19¢8 Cherroret coaches; a very good; 5143 Deimar. Fee Ae RO NS cane ; me ce “ s 4 7 — ; ; . | f | ed : . - . — , >. S| miles per hour. new: bargain. . Pav) uty form bedy: must A in ten = , RANKLIN 5174. — ——- ya — oe hei ban} . Coaches For Sale Cherrolet coaches: several good cars. —- | pRIVATE PART. - Any deserving family can get : — vee ~ FERNABREAR , orate gee ED S Wrd.—All quick cash 2520) S. Jefferson. fel) = DF . a BUICK courE 4 big | . a | a” Aa Sieliene | f 2715 N. 20th. CEntral 516 r "3084 § , passenger coupe. LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT : 2 QU and 1 42” boring mill we S399 Michigan. —___tcds SG43 S_200h__cEpiral_ 2s WA 3333 ee ery wood $5 ’ 71) ee ; ™ Bs J 7m Tf ; _ Ti i} &TiNnG 4 “i . +e “ : Nr ae T7 a ‘ es ‘ re rn a + - 1 o~ ,* . - si a : hae - ce aa 2% i”? r : 3 sn ; , wa ; A Pr te peed mot + a s' = . J ) ; - + ee rn yf . ; fe : A _ j e ; ki : Ate. ) ’ lO if : rr oO . ° 4tu J : JEW ETT NEW ‘DAY—Conehs 1 Cr" he eewken oh ae ; Sompresso engines, pum m pOTORPOAT—Good condition a a do Wy ° taroughout, $: . | condition. 5323 lowa ay. Riis sband and wife nee 7D Se . cance recat A peer gage AEs leh 1315 | 1. exchange lots in ] | gee - 5148 Natural Bridge. (¢) | ———— OUR P AY MENT PLA rele tacniee Ch iret ot. and | ROR BOAT DDT TE GSS Bast. | ,Falue $1600." for new Sedan. 3907 Do: | Lovie what Yabiem is doing today. 4. ——T9ss-THEVROLET COACH. $100 | PAIGE COACH ; Jae 2% =? T cyred grhata gg : a ——- “» i Si ing ars aw a; a Tm asona Jit bow! aj}Most new hig bargain 7 Loss model: original : Sunday an : - a . , - , nies = ” —— Lier reilused. pan : are = Piss COUPE payment on $ 3! 4.75 is first payment on CHINEB Bae llis- | Or = . MOTOR . car for ilttle a Ss sie 1 S$ 50.0 $7 s first payment on $200.00 , ‘Chalmers W) cyel 1a volts 3 phase | MOTOR BOAT—2S ff. mahogany cruise wv COACHES (0 tiv CO. | Tire “MoToR CO. ime. : BUICK 5-PAS SC COUPE payment on . iain eaten : —_ ‘ tras: tke 2 $150 : . . _ iret —— ? Or ike c as or ToP XN ASH—18° 5 eoach. real . a a 1927 : o ail ex payment on rv. ®U is first payment on Toss : - . ~ oo - 135 r ’ 7 ; The Cit} 1 himers hand feed : ’ re | ee sf | ; ae ri mut . Ulin meta: Da iIlLT ean eee $25: -% $95 | e a r| . Soe, siueing Mac: - Wilt a | er Walt uri i ad - aie : : : — on — - . | exception nal bargain V Fy nance Olive man O8 Olive st CASH FOR AU TOS aEe x Os $98 BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE yh RCO. § Lot. 4045 Chouteau. = ee = ts — Therrole* poe: ? $195 1049 S$. BOYLE AT MANCHESTER . . te S98 “ Pan! Brown Bidx. th and Olive Second Floor MACHINERY | i. ous | st ana) MOTORBOA yprese and ca Best prices or will make a toan ERS ig FOG OS aM : | NASH—Coach. 1927: aR: . AND. Bs ee ae ee Pines tt? i 2 i i om Li #T = @ iz } os 5 Gee Gt be a8. 43 i te M § aay, RR ‘ CRP. ‘ 320 Locust » ' ars, soniteys ins > a depos! " GOOD WiLt C SED ¢ -AR S. : res ne . car . ; shop equipment, woud ws ae maecwe >i pe 14 bare su - Ring, Open Sunday and Evenings. GRand 8537. | ; os i ap RB RODE LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Woah MACHINeRY COMPANY UCTROARD RACING BOAT—Almoet a 335,000 © SSHFOR AUTOS | lite beca © welling " —GHEVROL ET COACH, 1958 WES > wee 0D pling x =. : —— + =F mr eee o ‘ash nortgag n $100 down: all ex AL BUIC K 1928 COUPE , »_ 4 ~7 = ee yee . — 2 gti ayer can l ij! +, . ie « -™ kes ‘ ; i . Va ? ce a Sn ition: : 3 =o cate on and runs ‘ike prand-sew- vi — AUTO > 7 > BUICK—Master 6 coach; bargain. 2190, 1928 ¢ hevrolet C oach, $100 7 N 7 PR ° ST owe a eVATS 3 new t. Meee aM ~ meelcs '; Dewn, Like new. Low mileage. Low 1 NASH CO4 cl L, ase: coon 3 — —— Car e Ws ! rs Sk gamke Getta, Ge, Rect tg a say 2 SC IC K—- Standard 6 coach. 1926- perfect | Drice. _ eS | Down. Like new: perfect om , Mast wis la : , able per, jomnter, lathes in st - | eee _ — . “gern ee , For Hire ‘ondition: cueap. Sunday. JuLo Olive. GUARANTY MOTOR CORP ._ 2936 Locust. | > bargain today. Fully ay ; " DERFERCS: L_. .. si yy - —by ceiling = Phoenix Lean on your suiomobile. fate from ent socket. terms to sui rm ee Sata ok —— N with new Chevrolet truck, 1 %-tonk | BUICK—Coach, 1928: used, four months, OT CTIEFUTRC yar GUARANTY MOTOR CoRP. 4mm ,” You merely list your car as gecurty—you eontinus to ome as ; Pad = Sema ~ > : : ; : alas wean, : sen a bal S 1 ¢ ‘ t t hey la ra) hn. : Hela Mi a , ee 4 3 peed Be BD P : 1! on CHEV Re LET COACH a ANDO "7 — — CHRYSLER CRED CAR ere drive 1t as usual. Quick, dignified, dependable service— —— ———__—-__—______- Valier Park. Me. ys =! | ICTICK—Coac 5, late mode! al _Refinished in a verr pretty combination | “trade terma 2860 Mec! | 2928 Locust. a (J casy-to-meet repayment schedule. Cars aiso refinanced and a 2 ee oon. bargain: others ooo Sear Sieie eeee e e AND— 1937 ¢ ch: th —————— 4, Payments reduced under the same plan. It will pay you to in- 8 a a Brick—1926- standard JEfferson O85 indo w "uards, ret | (2 pede — —— - 0aCl. {ov Con Lop sat = Ce CAL 4544. Ft ae. i | WX oe See. | SEPRODUCING pi Sp oe ae ~ SEW Sve A Rens CS ee | ct. ee. SS ee ee 28 Oakland AlLAn ee eee ae ~eriod model: ve heap. 384 Co 52495 beds mas cam ms - ies = Standarc rie) Big Sellers | Ceach: driven verr | . i Sameie Geer denies, Sut ; Ys: — er — ~~ wae aii . r m - ~ eee: ; a" ast : > one-half prices. _— ea PERSO PR , ' ent d belting Rl Lumb 1] chroll 1927 } j sedan. cheap. will except up- Ninth gains, Any model that you may be looking | ,2**> Svout LOANS ON NAL OP’Y om « # ame f a bi I wry) Wrecking € A Dany pS7! laht pial as part . parment } ; “kK ; for ren can find here. ) K. —— Brock Gerege 2055 —— ' h q . > i. seron . h: and ~ +i Se . - a 4 * be j "a ; jack “tui va] ard ; all in eerie! nd pulleys. BRICK ve dO 4). $3 per thousand ~ 5 : 1N°R Overland eoach. $250: cus ‘eryns won and guaranteed. GRAVOIS CHEVRO- * OAKLAND C * Motor Car Co.. 13x | LET. 4230 Itaska at Gravoie’ Riv. 6887. Late 19°6. with original | : : t “ sd plaster | ings, 20th and Clark. _ an or trade. Fendier | ET. 421) Haska a! Riv. 6887... Late 1926. witit ovis roo : = oy / ET Ce masand. Tumber.| ——Sume_nePamring, Storage, Etc. _ | Sri —1g28 coach; siandard @: splendid = « “nowt That a" exceed - FORECLOSURE SALE | a . ss : 5 i® Le pm ry ern j ligeed 4 b\s . ' is Bete t rT} ‘ \ " le; : 1 6 e = wr : . r . ‘ ~ * ; auto repairing and overhaul-| condition: terms: aso 19%7 coach. new Chevrolet Coach, 1927 ae, BE = No reasonable offer refused on these | t your garage by experiepced | t: w duc.: terms; oven Sunday, 1800 Kx’remelir fine eandition: factory RARN- MIT RELLETTE. au | : Hw. P.. 110-¥ Ric - Y 3 ™ mechanic. CaH Joe's Place. TYler 1903J., Russel) Pte ie eg: i GOOP WILL USED ¢ 2 >, so ee “T a". . . - . 4 : fs lie pars ; , . V LY be 4 i) kis - — : . (Dish same as new: tires like ner 1049 =. Boyle at : ’ a aiiee i ; ; ‘ ° ae —— , while they last American Express isc B A pacers __ coach at aj fully equipped: $135 first payment. GRand 8537. Open Sunday , Fase x a _ ed 1S MOTOR: l or rent; all sizes {i Oth an a For Sale |} _tunk of buying 2 new acon i balance 12 months. —— Ff | ; 3 bY ; e al ‘ - ; - mechanical condilien: mt x ATION NY COR : - _ a ‘ a +s - , : na ; ' LLL . - - _ ate 1 See a .2.000 satisfied customers. Loans made | . why we have sO IMany satified axe ser MOTORS : aren aa a [ : Mi reHRIA “* cpenad ‘main iTe : rand i ect LKde Rit Le | ’ E SPECI LS b minutes, Car does pot have to he fully We'll giacivy lend anybody } S4t tT nad «a bargain 33a Rr rs ) 8 ue c jams rins u ode GC ors ADIL A¢ “RRe 2 GH A VI Buick standard coack 19°8: low mile { hevrolet Coach. 1‘ ) ' . A * wt «28 © ee iu . : . as a+ > ‘ 2 ‘ Monthiy payments reduced. Year to pay. rat paid. Mortgages paid off; notes refinanced. their rurniture, auto or salary at jeg LAciede 8751. | ; i wn fe , i , % : - = “ a ai ‘ New : : . ‘ cal : 4 : ; } ; .* j a] ; re j k " ‘y “y : rT? ' be Re 4 r : c HR CY Sl ‘ ~ Late - 4 hi - z ‘ ? ait 2 — i at Me een yee meed, Bent y Washington GArfield 4943 gy DOORS—S0-. or windows, Joc. while they fe, his barwain today perfect conditow.| THEVROLET— Coach, 1920; lke ne S285; terms, 4562 Neitonai Bride _ West Side Buick Auto Co. ose any time Loans made im 5 mn- d = * ‘ : ' — ris ~* _layton. ———___— —— . war ee tart enegr trad erry ; . Jefferson. | « BRIS ~ 9 3 - are ‘ . est i e ule uto 4 = . : . , . : » } finish . é " JI—— ach po (wie utes, We wil! relimanpce and advance 6 &, .: mir ew hide n HEV ROLET —Coach. > ike pew like new : - oniv $395. erms te on el >) _ + 27 . «- — allies ‘ Le ; r ‘Ipposite Wdeon r} » ei ; ‘ . ~~ ? -= " ’ : * .. - ' ; a ae fs Eve av . ay 4 ii@aieT ; | ~~ —— —— ~ : ing fs} : | $145 dewn. Graupner. 3132 Park - ame an sir _ wa . ‘' ———— en ; . enett in - res 7 6. 2; Natur: Bridge e : ate = pla — ee a Bids | an and Locus PAPE ass . tf x. $1 . withou Ie eB! NX -R BR ( U HL AM 7a 3 = — d condi Cany SLER—50-: excelient cunditien: big Pieree Arrow go € CADILLAC—4-90 . . rhieid ts4y, € as oarea ~ Bend Inspect r enormou wk: pmeed ‘righ “- INA, = 14) ’ net anal wy +s . ~~ rgaim. CADany S820. CAbany GollW. s-soameaith rus ¢ Ee 4 at covers: LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y nd itu. 1240 N. Jefferson. Can install a a ek” gale ee ww | ee _ $85, had i ie 62) PIERCE See See | RCHs Brick, | :} afr atiD ; ea yw 3 er sir] Lincol ae tale te eee HEV ROLET—Coach., Lgcs. mortzage | CHRYSLE R—1928 coach: $795 1925 ,. Simar O18. ; wee | OCA LLAG =e ‘ Oans holt ' . ; rey bALSs C=E ‘ . 27 " > “KC ses oul ses . 1} sie spre , —s asi ‘F 6d . ~upcayr. 2029 {sijve 4 arr sje; ‘Oach. Ford coupe. $165 : 450 N Euclid av. ° ; 7 — y Al mecha: uca! condi . ~ ae a f “Hh r a ve Va earn Le bat j wall Rs RW ASHINGTO? HEVROLE >rs—oaches several la Ford roadster, $145. Cari G. Fritz Motor Pivmouth Jemo # ss | BRE' oo — ar _) Z ms Car = $145 up. 4904 Nu itural Brig de. sales. 4005 W. Florissant. « Ol x ~ é - : = ———--— - _ - re : — Rroucham oO my : a JA7 +. . 1300 + tm) W a see, Sa ' + > N. : “= TLOW fram wi shutters: good fo onderful condition: paint ke new: CHEVROLET—Coach: - la 1926: new CHRYSLER COACH—1927 ROBERTS. Cabany 547; = 1 ) if part mif pe , ; | Fh lee Olt; i4ir2! (ct omium piated: rubber perfe me of ires: perfect: 31585. 704 McNair. owner must sel] - once: just lke new - ee open all day Sunda PONTIAC ——Coacn, os » ' : th . - ree nator ei] ie tia til rr} f ¢) ; condi- ° } | S 1 0 I 0 $300 . si : ne Sik S si me K =— co eee ine” ain fo . + bargain rr} alt cate n- terms: trade. is oa —— ; TAYLOR MOTOR Cc S cw. $275: bargain. 2851 Loa S 900-5300 > thing . ' pate m DUNN 7 room fix —— tc. Keward | ever ; ARCRER MA) ; OPO EY Re I LET ~19°7 eoach: rune perf? Jil >. Grand. PRuspect 0750. ‘c PONTIAC —Coach, a rvt : : ' jig rT } ; ; ‘ r> “ . : . x ve o- . ‘ - ¥ & . mH at >, Se rs b...... o¢ ce sh » . ’ . We a Mieeeee 6. Anmeunrs o Sh Loans made on household furn is . TD bee, FARRAR rt Mi Xs amen : > - - —~, — , : 7 aha Limeds 6400. f be" 1 ae Tor A ee - re y. Si down. +. Sala Easton. («) ' sen 401 Fg ~Biay a it — “tani SOW PTAC —_— oO faci 3] rR ; r ‘ 4 riii 4 Poe 4 tm « , ‘ne n 1! ” eal har —— . A —Coach. Reduction in Our Rates from ) AIG \ r His T { ) PAY | ine , ae reg orgs Ireice L): ’ 1s ’ lam tir hem? aieellian r eotome Lae 450 Bastan . of DURANT &@-. nal _vacnh, late 19-8 nsed rh barzain. oo SH EAL se rest quure t merical ' umber Hodiamont aS tail oA 7 a , . 2 Park _ - = n ot ¥ egul “dl Ooks like Muto Gn 3! ” Co TO 2 o1/ ve" oO PER MONT tH & monte, y parme $ “in! er's baits and stall ma ‘ # ny 8arn 8500 ive Street I) Tye - ote , _ ane: HEY Ri J ‘ouch, 1927: perfect ori- ‘ar ust il. a ee $585; yp A es "er Zou can sow boreow from us at asav-| 5 aT payment | ———__— SSIES res god: met uns like new, 232 _ f+ . e ‘ ‘ oe . Ack be Feed eriect “Crt; . > er . Lees ~ = pa te ~ y+ he g, ~S one —~—4 INTI AC—1927 bber, i Po nmhoane (Heat: =e =e ows aa * ee ee ' :, > . tame © bes? Ler} “ale iT ,alle ee S ~ ae ee Oe ase ale F A:T Usi , . - . al a in every w ngw Tu ‘ , ; HERE Is T - ican on ile ‘ r " ait sic .icsi sua ww t 7); | #~ pee Ty Minx : ris ‘ ’ : ; Tins rilu? | é i 1741) 18% 4 ‘ it . ht .> ‘ La hoor : aa ? ’ aw * 7 ’ . y : +} . - . TAYLOR Mi “N afd a AR ‘oO . ers down * len James * : ~ ~ trade 4 is HE CONT ke A Tt tary shei i] rai ear ¢ , (; Kan 9373 —_—- : = eee : dt] S. Grand PRospect O750. (« $x) Easton ge : CHE VROL Duder our sew Keduced Rate ee y | 4 &\ iN iB), et gael dedi » Seheracs , Daas r'l | “ye? a wd. shingle *} aia. Br amas ate 1 vue cog: _ -illiarm- sch “a uy Eas SSSER ‘ . li’Z?- icaded with «x — aot i ae t eo in ‘ 7 ] , tert j | ‘soe ; . ‘ . . . . . - ™ ‘ : ‘TT? ; me la * Lid} aa » ws . ws © ai > ~ = «= bad . — a. * -« vo “ae is Payabie nm VY equa ‘\ ie ; oy "eat? er , : tin snat roll 1 fing ‘ , om - CaP - : . . ‘ ‘ Rye - € a — 7 Ruse i $150 down full :-& e ‘ He monthly parments, LOAN 4 & MORTGAGE i me coach a Ddeautiful ESSE. —“‘oach. LOD : will sell for etor every respect. aa al Month y COST »o USS 454 Arcade Bidcg v}} r NN wR Ss 3-AMIT BRAK! ’ —e) fle? my Bae r baint aa = Come Hu sp . a curv _prougham family cai — bargn n today onis t3i)- ace dui >. 2337 Russell. - : at. ° | i : : i’ ; it i) Ty} fey : TS Th _ ’ " Ol rigs : ? ~ '; + -* “v9 . : — y ; “rye *LZ - sy “i, ~ “> . = es “ in full at any Urine aii} yoy Day oniy a ‘ % i 2847 Wieconsrn terms. a HOw Ww ¥ @ ae t to . igi ™ ther Gays, ; rim WORKAT frAC BINERY ry + J ot raat 4 as 34, LET ~Coach, 1920 CSS EX—ilvd coach: barge: balance Gue AR: — R. oe E vi AK k. LOANS " : Is PERSO = , THRIFT SERV - WO =] co. w ° \ 4 7 > +? , ” 4 te ; ayn . it ‘ “e>s _ 4] y Marre : i 4 opt P4 Lert} et ut vine” « is “ha ‘ +, e14ae Ww llama, 48007 Easton. ie r dell “a ty nga geet Al ~ ar ce Sou 204 Farme fs and Merchants’ Trost Co. “ pass. --4 pis 4 ae ee ee, ee ot. , PA _— \RD— Bron n: new balloons: rea] EVROLET—I927s coach; goed tires ESSEs— oon7 1. nok ei oy me - $395 > a ali that is Peceske ar ¥ Fmpilor ee TEE nieyg ® Mase ths eral Cane on @Gre » 7 Seni R, : : en , ‘ _— ‘ ~- . — . —_—_————— 2222 ig snen. guipped. oo = Seren or trasespeopie | gs tea | ust. sewelrs anu bonds ‘and 1 ‘Sty-Seven. Tec a ' i" mi = ne a SAW IE —n aa iaeees a ae oe Canes |, BSSEA—Coach: ¢ cylinder: good paint. TES MY no one need Sonne Ooi not ity ut hyer “Ft ~ terme en suit =e ’ ; a e : _— st : ' 7h: r- Boas rs . 4 " me ’ ov ern ts - . . : ~ . _ - - — ‘ = > | a © ; . - a ie ie 3 ' aha nm - Hs my ° ibybe é rune guvod evn eneh. Aeeo4 =TA R 5 P ‘om 4° late a ' ’ : d . |} “Tt “ rrredi .* Y) . ; s ? ’ - ra A f re, ‘ : 4 . ' 3% ’ ; : ; ’ . -% " si . si 4 1) ; ; ; - i. vier a —_ information Cherertuily Give 5 N. Sth ~ x MORTGAGE CO net lathe dirs mt oad Sealer 4% Pe, ; ' —- : tle re > - Sit”) down. See it today. pan - 5 . .*? . ‘ on : ‘i inn ‘ ' cf ery: rt". ; rt’ *y ; . ” hae : : ~~ 4 : . - ris . Feyiex eeey " ~ a 2 r tite - : *“ 2 e. 2 ‘tie Taras fr, hak n $408. 5.5 Rit) rT} ‘ ms . by = — . ‘ . Ce tat , ; - — , "we a} eTniid ‘omc! on ‘ als eg: ‘ip ESSEX pS tsa? new ut tere! vs . — ust. : . : ty " . = ~ j LoD down. Tite he ; 3 cComut. rlih* oo o ake # ao 4, - ; - = o non Bn LA 4° S——. Ter «eg DEF man : . > : 4 ° tz . - — - “7 ee o« sTlanee Lerms. COlfax 14°21 M uy ea $33! J. ale vere ain. Brock = we s Dunn ~ Q} Tank i n. Establis ; t1a75 » ; . . ” . — - 2% . . -* : ; ‘ MR sy — | tract 604188) ’ worth ite en 2 . o ~ # : : oe Pe rw ! ord i/?a le a 4415 bel (erated. yt - ; , payments. Phone Emeqnert S-2-S-2. St lobe Valve ad, ra ; — | t combinstion ct on coune. | eT —— pp . lance runs well: $265: i n- ope ondary pry cs ean tor Seeshene hry Avenue tc TA Sit paid tor secondhand used — Vineenties Phonogra , : Ree i cer Scenes : me mat ot hin ms ‘ona irse, open evenings. PArk evemling "lean : 2810 Olive een Bonen MactC ARTHY CHEVY ROLET « Allen war’ = “ii cr) ? recon 5377. cl4 belting. an a . “a Lip. fonea rhs ; la’ 26 Broad y riew Taz ; - : -- : At (weiner er 4506 Olive hanece” ; gain noce tires, $245: barecain; terme Call a M —LOAN | AIR COMPRESSOR — Curtis: complete For Sale ost oe” aad return articles; UDSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust | 4502_Natural” Bridge 5149-45 ‘Dolan TPE Naew, we, have sa ae ‘ee ome = Automoniies, furniture, anything of ,wis tank and motor in one unit. BICYCLES—3: call Sunday m a! ?, = | CHEVROLE : —__ “¥. [~* eo > + . = . as oe hee, > imate = - me mo red tare: ne extra charre S$. Broadway. LAcienide S731 = 25 28 Bo “Tat, they | the lose ts advertised omnes s>anpenhs-apaiounneaaeactee en le printed . t here - emma . ———————— ’ ad: new rubber: run verfect. $155 (~ — . 226 ~~ a ., | a a for making lean. “pen ereninge tnti! 8. — * tga Oy tm “ ial folder BICYCLE ti ; ' , ; : “ " , 1929 FSSEX CAR | oe iup. 1981S N. Ntieth $155 1928 ESSEX COACH beat is cee NER LO N : berch Re mi ‘ ia ee other . : : _ rs — and niall (all Vi Ain ii j 1. PY a on et ene: myrtle vlie 1730 lees ee i"y EF V Rast, eT... Nine Ech mri waar. Fully eau pped. omginal finten. Ses AN CO. | " 2 ee = i 4 Re pan . sat ——- = oe 1937. 192A: perfert eondition: S185 up: this for a reel bargain. Cash. trade taen. 4554 Olive St: ela: € +h . s ORF MAC MINE Ry Ws ri" @... PICYC. i — er a eid revved ha re - : MOTOR co. tra ‘errs “sen MeN air or terns. ” - oe r _ 2000 Kneck Gorn hoes. 6335 Tete sre parte. “ta : Bun -_ 78 =, . (REY BOLETS— 5 ~echem and sedans: MAPLEWOOD HUDSON ESSEX. new. ’ ie} " ebeter Groves, = he! 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> SUNDAY, Ap RY, 28. 1920 — ~! . | Phone JEftterson 2893 St. Louis. Mo — on —- | USED TRUCKS | Pe uCE D PRICES © -TON Yellow Knight with panel body. 3 350 ‘ hevrolet With st ake | | White With Pane! bug uty . ‘Seeser . 145-TON Pe, a - Peds rai With Sane body . Jn ee : Fede ral ch iB® iw and cab *seeese 1 M. C. wien Siake, egg a) *o~ > White HhAssie 4nd ¢ab . itches 6 o (Nfeica With Comal bouy . — » ée0 * Dtamona ; With stake body. tees M “aK Chassic and val ** J SCO ng haus With stake body . o-TON Whitt Wioth Stake POs ibn s « . « o-TON - ly — ; Mach tractor 40d trailer With ujty J) ron y ; DIAMOND ; T MOTOR Cap. COMPANY Open eunday 9 to 12 ~135 Morgan s CEntral O&882 aa ~—emn ne Re ee __Tires For Sale AUTOMOBr LES ST. LOUIS, s UNDAY MORNING, APR, assified dvertisemen ts Following Pages: = tere ‘d in- On) - Auto Travel Trips was Bricklaying and T Benefit Business for Sale Business Opportunities An- £e ph Henry 7 The cl: ASSY cars that you've been al Carpenicrs, Builders a h Our own figure. Just Mame i} qi | #265 Down ete Cleaning and Dyeing Comsete aod Cement Work bersons — of | Seeeeeocees "PS C8 66 o te ie ee wm ae as j we ailments of and three of = & 2 E a Gas Pipe eng * tne : fe of - inal, a ee tint ~~ = - ? * hal Lace Curtain ¢ leanin s 3 Sag Balance Lasy Payments ae oS ) ©8986 06046 INNIE roe Satu at 4: SATA IN| Suciety, Ge rmMania lt: nterstuetzung 40d Grotenberzer Club and North St. Business Men's Association, Deutsch: ( yf O45] Grace avenue. on Th hursa: Gross-Butler Motor Co, WN i & as gy, Koems for Colored ine 05 Snes ried s W929 a 4) o ‘eloe . CuAMP F.— Of On | husband” of. El lizabeth Kelly (nee GARDNE ~~ GRAVE VAULT -Resisting Stee] nd Water linc: nee ina To: 0, Stake R dy, > Indiana ri% *) . Prey Fires. ; Indiana 3 Pon 4d, Phey Tires * India ia} i 6, Stake Bods Dual ij . = ‘ 4 bs lndiana k% Ton lyumy Prey, Tires Sb te ees ah ALI MHESE. 74 RUCKS Al aaran- lem Mey), iltieg! ¢ ONE tian 40d Trenpain en We ha _* complete line of ties in} f- ament ip ndiana _ Trucks (nee Hagemeser ) S064 Olive « ia Linde It 1075. Ypeu Sunday Ty) i P. Mr Ella Ss: shrmanis, USED 7 a. | - SOME GOOD AS NEW anp a, | FACTORY GUAR ANTEED | THE H UG Co, ‘ | DIRECT FACTORY BRANCH - - “ . mS tie Sain Louis CEMETERIES OM if GROVE THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL bse E antered “oi 10) Funeral se Pviceés will be peld tom the se amen’ ons, BIRTHS RECORDED E. Goodall” and aunt ohn V. Good. | THS REC ie Nor vrei Grand | Valhatia Cemrte: GArfield S531. (62) YY) 46500 m.., Ma ry UNDERTAKERS = GERAGHTY: C NDE TAKE RS andell Blvd. at Boyle dear ~ J Vubuehon, Richard. Kraatz, ( harles YF. What Will Yo With the Pa ag Classified A | Beger, aisles Gesre Econhard. oe Wwe, 4 Ma rhelf, co 7. s a _ = Pt pt A tty Pt) ad & >» Burkhardt, Minnie ae a & = Nesta, | ian 4. Ese = Velizeus, Udward. Perce, Lillie Belle LY as you rid Tide: ‘*y termes: small dows ny tile? { Glen: . framed nn ine tie ia J Pr a rare Dougherty. dohn VM. Sy mec Catherine Eno useful and benefic 5 es “ao a ?4 iA ulstans . LE. 7 Fe RE — Fisis iM, ries tires and is Mew, r. abibism 4 hp me Wa, FSP oy Eg » — Se acne, ee ‘ES— aij kinds, te used: Must be 85 Manes Nester av —— et ES Solid 9 tri, ke all Standard | Sizes YeTy low Drice. General J Exchange. 1it4 N. 1? th. ES— ae ee ee se bolt, W illiam Ww. “em 4 Hart. Fisine Cadcit Nace W. ww smith, deseph H Fwy: Line RAT »AINS A ee 4 tires s) 50 Atid uD: all a ae trade: new S0a3 \, . tu bes £3 ye (3400 imMeh Bentreat. tone SOC «* tires and tubes at OF icrs - PDeatal Prices to leade Leade; Tire Co. “671 Washington Bug Me VW egoner, Adeline oe qu 5S aneee mw TI} Ss 40 nee “ent off: POMOrieg of One-third. 13th a a 2 » al IO > 42S & ~ 7 e son Eunerea inte Ap ae ’ a . a § g “>. = | { Cat MAin (11 land | ask foran adtaker. i —| eee a MEgmong a Pore lntermen, Calvars ' «c dear | April TH, hoe, at Kelly Field. Tex,,. husband Of Giadya Lee (fart. dear fathe; © Jr.. d nwerya ‘brother | 3 “7 Walla CaP By) of Mrs 20d the late Ww D. Hart dear i of Douglas. vavid. Ed win. John. ¢ 4therine | and aunt. 5 her thirty. the cr. ' ‘ ier . rry omg Bo F .¥ ‘ ee ~ © avenue ‘ bteuna” pi at ~ - on - ote “o ~ — - _ - ™ v; os ~ _ ~ ve ar, | ‘Unera] M onde ‘ proj Remaine will he in state at Krieg! ‘ a eet A PRhauser’s M.. from Drehiman. tall boulevard, acter 1U a. m. Monday. of time late —— a > ~ Cemeter incest pane William Kev: s, brother of Mrs. ; Crt B. Keve s | Pu nera! yn m Pret; funeral home rest | farette avenue and Lonefe low bouley ard. ; Monday. Apri} : I a " Stay Sot ys ; Sit. .. . Wmv) Po ee cordially invi ——— CEME r ERY LOTS “ae wp J , = ng Lisi, ‘¥riedeus « _— (seorce Cu] ; ‘ Hedwiz & on hh. > | ~4lVary Come > 1, tre Wilham J. Payey and Rob- | AGONER, ADELING & servic ¢TSI. AN TOOK Harry . W azoner dear mothe shaggy) tail bla rm tipped of aunt ef Walter R, ENG x. he — ee ee en RAILROAD AND _ TOR B Po tneneeme ~ ‘ - Ceme. i eee se Lim eS CARD OF THANKS roth. j Hahn The family of Jolin -&I Pen ters Local No, é De “30 r. Syinpathy during our eZ for th ‘7 ee Phe. We desire ty thank our abe nd s for ' Fish | king Words of S}Mpathy ‘y | Ings jn Our recent joss ol ‘Camp, No, fe} j son, broth, r and heph | MACK, ANDREW iia 7 O06 Minnesota MR. AND MRS, eM, avenue, Thursd ay. April 1929. at | Ww : . Nora © Wish to extend our brother-in-law 4nd unele age 4° Funeral! from Hoffmeister Chane] pth Broadway Monday Anri! & - 0 a. m. to Sf Boniface Church. terment National Cemetery Deceased w o*) sympathy during our recent a member of Elevator Construc tors’ Lova} Ps Union. No, 4 kolf. and our dear uncle and Cousin, at) anon Due notice of “funeral from Aegenhein ) Bros ’ chan lL 26299 Cherokee siree » 4. @.. beloved husband of Mack ‘nee MeDonouch '. dear father Margaret. Mathilda, Catherine and Andrew fi... d ‘al Pr. dear ment) of Martin anid the my Oy Pad be r@ay tment | Mathilda Mack (nee Rol}. our b of | to relatives and friends " | Jerry Johnson for his sad. TCars, Bi HE ROGERS oe WE »w ish a thank our king ‘ Ye oy n. sighbore fo their acts dear wite and mother ribet thanks lor the a T00; > t cee } op Deceased | MARKOLY, ADOLPH J—-Of 32454 Ne.| tibu BSc r {a } , ta r x tj- . «fu a de nl 3 Saturday * ‘April 2 at ‘45 =~ 1o09A North Fifteenth et. Mm.. heloveg eon of Emma Markol{ ines | We desire to thank our relat ives, Albrecht). dear brother Of Juseph Mar- bors and friends for th SYMpathy and beautiful. tendered US mm the SA here; James H. Mi ‘Lauzh]; n — Ceased was a member of Nationa] Letter to the Biltwel} mil! mwaeke * Carriers’ A&Ss0Ciation. (c) and Stroat-c arroll, unde rtaker MRS. DOROTHY’ merianers AND ut RTZKO. FERDIN AND ¢€ ——Of 1719 Ne SONS Orty-seven th street. East st. Louis, }}}_, Migs i ans Into rest an Saturday Apr iy We wish to tender our 1929. dear hushand of Addie Murtzke shanies to the many relatives — and” dear son of Mr and Hs August / of the late Allrust Buren - Murtzko, dear brother of Aurusta/ the Rev. A J. Von Brunn > KK = -, NX i] residence Monday, April 2 game re” cred | Interment Mount. tm Comaine the direction of Kurrus sdgin! | NAGLE, WILL IAM I.——0) in age 4 ae Soars | IN MEMORIAM ED SR.—In joy ing ane ~8. 1999 at 9:30 bp. m ay eo husband os ft. ouise Nagle Baur). dear fathe, Of Wilfred and ‘Glennon ’ } broth OO a.m. CUTe Not fo Teotten, Our dea: con- -In-law, brother Cr-in-law and unc] Funeral M muday, April 29. at » titan > © f , ot from, residence 447] A Nebraska avenue, of Wiliam to S¢. Thomas of Aautin ‘hureh. ment in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased Was 4 member of the Holy Suclety and St. Vinee: t de Paul Sveecic NEUBAUEK, ERWIN A. K.—Asleep in their kindness and sympathy: beautify} tlora! Offerings ing his Ficknews« anid death. Schaffer. Amelia. Albert, Johan ~~ aed hoff and the Rey. thender east zko | und r Co, MRS. ROSE BUREN aNp CHILDREN. ‘ ; . ee a — Snort arrseteneeeenetiereeneetntnsaieteniteniinies me | eva Lost —— : r« 4.50. “i ‘Al hy 15 — 2 ' { » Mary F. Rohs (nee Rogers). . Cincinnaty p car ; I 6-gray . oD. ~Hlvenie 81; £8. ~— | $4 Ch I CS TROI 137 — t > Pity c 17 fet) i ith cold ladies’ St. reward. Vice ae ee A te SPIRI oe beloved buspand | 4nd our Ot create ct 0S tee meat, Teanton or “Franti »W ‘7) BUss, rR ired Buss. Sr eet Nor ever Sail You Inter. | As long ae jife and meniory We shal! re Member the Name Sadly missed by ty.te) mother Charlotte Dictz. tetas Dear mothe You are . . A } 7 29. . 9 Jesus, on Saturda; April > ae "| this lite 4 years azo. April Neubauer (nee Hoffmann). dear brother x! Katherine Gorman. Vernon, — Nelka supeeh on earth “vou are Norma and Arthur Neubauer. oe nephew, | As you always were before. uncle and “OusIn, aged °3 year ) Funeral] from resi¢ we Telegraph road, | ’ Sadly misece by Tue ‘Sday, April oO, at =z bv. to Gethse. | Trinity Lutheran Cemetc | entice s, EDWARD—En tere into rest a7 ag Dassed yf “day ? ‘»* e mhoat dearly ‘ae mh ye of beunt, ‘Polien The rolling Streams of Iife ro/l on, ee Lorenze) “be eloved stepfather of Mrs. ie ‘ti, phe vacant chair Elizabeth Montine, Mrs. dilian Iserman, Edwari and | thir: late Henry Hof (cl) dear dariing daughter, is Sadly QDiissed by rf ‘ | father of Mrs. — Il Tue ker. and Our dear j —_——. father-in law, randfather. reat-grand. | wae en —In memory of our father and uncle In his 8IX{ty-fourth year. and wife. Mary A. Gregory. Funer Tuesday. Apri] 30, at a from family residence, 14° Malling hrodi street. 1,, Holy Trimts Church Fo urteenth and Mallinekr odt streets. thence to Betha- | AWAY one vear 4z0 today, ! ' wonderful Yorker, so Loved b. son and Mrs, Jose J. Merver eur —_ HUNT—1,, ead but | loving Cur dear husband arn lors, 3846 Linde}l boulevard. o Monday May 1, my j i Preory ing April “9, at &-30 O'chowk i j Edward's Church, Interment ip Calvary Death tries to St.| Reme mbrance mS a xolden to break but all in” vai To have, to love and then Is the sTeatest sorrow JOHANN, ("ce Pann mMier) —OF The reare May wipe out TH, 496" © veoh an avenue. entered inte on Friday’ April 2%. legen. at 10005 pn reat But this ther wine out The Memory of those barny beloved Wife of Philip Roth. dear nothe | of Ulto and William Reth. Mollie mother he“ mieeed "ty an wananee, Olga Nolte and Viela Roth 40d our dear “ = Wire AND in-law ang aUMt, In her SIXTY second | MOther-py. law Frandimother. Bister Funera! from, Wakes er-Helderie at 3 op. 'o Sunset Burial Par ' *FUs on S imvia, ” —" sf aie | *. t 1). a. a: a my. Apel late a. ; At 3 tho we bowed te God & swert wf! Schhecker ear mot) er of Mrs. Va) « iter et §t with fr a preines M rx Artt he. y Rye it th dy miele Aug A Precin is : - ~ ye be Piet her, M 7 Phils 5 ts Ube rnate r. dex: . Mt “ef t ed an s oe sister 4) Mrs. Anna Kinous dear mother. 5 pace is ny a -law, STARG MOL her and erea t-srandmoth hich wet? 7 “ OVING A _ — Ecrvices at Kriegehauser's mew frneral gy HEL—In sad “memory of eur noule i Mother. Anna Miche! inre mm, j est Oe fe seven ‘tare azn, bh Interment (‘ane Girardeay, Mo.. on ‘ta ~4, ie Sadly missed hy ~ v. mm, HER DAUGHTERS. | ah her Ctghtr-th: rd - | home, $228 South Kings high way 'rard. on Sunday Apri} Th. at 4 + ADT OO, ei ' our dear mother b rs. year. | SUERGENB—In jowjac™ remembrance ape! Som ravots Svenue Monday. pri on ees. who departed this life one t¢ 19 ey Afr) } =). Cine wear mont the Nr age “SEMLIF CK Bn Wit MELMINA — As ioen we That walled Yerty te tesur evens 7) te Fi ne 1 NOT i. o be Lag Hi moe THE e LUss ee DIETZ— 1p loving memory HUSBAND SD AND CHILDREN. mane Lutheran Churc ‘h. ~_ Anterment St. | GOESLING—In loving memory 0 i | | BOSTON BULL. Founa, i574 | 7 and Cen Found 5 ete away one year ae, '~ The “keys on hey la Of the one who once sat there, ber SEALED PRO A wonderful mother, woman ao aid: One who w as better. ¢ fod mevCr made; Just in your judgment. always BUSINess. > CARDS SRICKLAY ING & Tuc “SPECIAL NO TICES as jer Livia Ys va a *“<« la M: &. _. fe NE W THOU aT ( E N ‘TE “ —§232 MePher. ? D. . che ituney Lindel} 8541, st4 , "abe ‘ ee ' hy ’ J oe " Mrs. B 'y len. "5468 RR: mat | BRICK at MUNG. “ , A iyne Whe departed * ——— LOST AND ce sar —Hiincellancous = ay. D, ee Gallo. 5433 Bates Wellies TOA he aay ie ee —e y hs i ae, i cite da ' ra _Sire _Merifels [= A& aye rR every ~ Mug, & 50,

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a ds. an aia fo eP SashiyT a dt MRE Sgn ue ATES at STN AI 50 ele Mir AER REN RI RAR ME IO Si ae NAL REE oe DIO 20S HP Se be Ste Te Cel, Roll cuiatethtiienaaienteetaeeaeae e f ahead titties ee ee ee * e4 ST. LOUIS ane POST-DISPATCH. BRICKLAY ING & FUCKPOINTG | Pei a ras ; vas ieing Morne «or fa a Riverside Prec Herechett. SBSQOA liseka i‘? ’ mene | Sn KPUINTING STAINING CLEANING RRICK WALLS nm OU ond 34 —_ a! KAPPES qh euarTautecu * Tuck Pointing. Chimney Rebuildin a : ie a ajwiat pres . Sapcar Dermmite auc evenings SLSANKA BRUS 4014 South Grand Rly erside vol Q — ¢? tal hi! « "t¢ 7] i dt.tferwen Tos BIGH Sa. . CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ian oT X CTH rs . jJaNi iTUR—s! rene Clareace feraon ee; A Ga s. Oorter. chau’ +2. JEi- ; ' ‘cD | A PEW Youle rept hh ts tran HANGING reasonable Position Daring Si 40 pee aie. | f -RS—Rooms ‘ * ev ene stabi tefeu 133 . Z . Cal pears * ay. in . y»sv! “| SITUATIONS— WOMEN GIRLS > a ‘Nan CA vans scien im Ph ‘STOVE AND Ft ——— REPAIRS | Trade Schools 8) Ma INA FEW MONTHS benmdme =. lie- aged is ang flow vears Buldo. CAabany O15RJ YTRRATE enti gag better carr wor wer omces: Kardwed 1 Lik im - ato. 4604 Vernen. ALTER AT 14 mts revered aa. Retin te Pstimiaies [ree Park lew repairs pPalntuns TUCK Sm 3.) iaTgZe or Ti) oiscw bl eee. ~The Th. hOMES—S lo! raraces, porches rye il ork all aia. PRos- PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS—COLLECTIONS BD INST RBA: E Claims and ape ected Bg “harg ~, “TS4A Chernoker «1. ‘cog } . ' carpenters: new pulldinzgs | l3ih, Sunday after | suvfaced. fimis' new Victor BEAUTY PARLORS an | N ‘ GARAGE T8x1% terma S10 down: sierrirg CrTatiiens. Pals oeBi Vork- DA Sasn h liand 7S e ics. a Lindel) 5774 Mr. Sur BARR OOD FLOORS Tao imialed* ot oors anda stairs madre HARUL Wurm FLASORS lat ever old floors flogrs resnrfaced tirushed and eurfaced atu ' " J rneer lis ** * oh Tt? ore? . LAE 2 sit oN This references 4 Reichamuth Ma. . ’ mae MANAGER ‘colored if al rta “x Derien erence. a saiar wares. § -- "? -_ # AIM te ple. Hamilton He Call =Abans 897 ich HARDY OOD DANCING imon. sat } PAINTS —— expenenced warts work 4. * contract. FOrest 15520 . X~™ menced colored: P like children: $4. . ‘Ciored : serves ‘un } ner parties: eferences. Lindell " , 4’ NTE R—Sit 70c «(CUper€§= OCboUr. FOresi Mefonrne its -~ Reus lessons. s- — “~ nage i's. de wn lerences >> \% art Pr Tye AINTER > ereran "8 rman es CARPET ee —UPH'LS'’G “a and ol‘ ht >. hretrica lis Cea Sas um Cy . ’ at , . if uppers r he ane art? RUGS—2,1" chermeally cleanec 4 ‘Orenta! rugs cleaner and repaired BAT Micke! Rue LJe@atiipze Co. CPanT SF ERER — Snecia) ist hoisier ing. mefinishin Four hom: r our shop ATrkvyiew 320° PLUMBERS es | Dk.imar Ine } anit {a Dacrr KOOMsS ait 8) af installe reasor- - > ’ . “es T> ~ + > + \ & he * — ~ rr Pe eeer. Vi ~ Pt * : ’ general renp | SAL POPALY , neg adore = 7 at G4 Pe . . WHat — ’ [ROsOMS . Lawler Dance Studio + UPHOLSTERIN: Freken Furriturn POREST 304 ta! St) Acadrn r CONCRETE & CEMENT WORK CEMENT weutrect J. Wisen WoRK ‘ahd al} ku iim 4 637A. Ke CEMENT «ork Ra ae tele Se LePe edtarey CONCRETE Pottutine. “113 CONCRETE Fai ashpiis yl ae NDATIONS, CuACRE & Ld MOR S— Sache kimds° reaseora! . CONCRETE ‘gerage floors. driveways bas Gienis. ash pits. Berson Lindel! 20 COACRE™ bairs. M CONCRET Wl foundations. Get Antier. Riverside ott SEavermitt work HIVernit. € Ti a ar yt 301: GRANITOLD and cement Riverside 5594. Bader : a! Post-Dispat ¢ 1 rT. an) -” expenenced coun “O8R. Ry. neat, cleam: ‘insi-clame nenced, —— goed od rete ‘ tif -K EEP En—Sit have respectable home Box 1-1 UN SEK EF Bit ~ kK » Sit. . -” or voming > house. IBIZA Co — Ee PE Rs: expe ered . ww -2 P vat Dh sratch. SRTEPER a for howd, \-5__ Pest-Dispatch, a 2 USEKEEPER—Sit. in S28 ‘usinews folms. Pomi- Lapa _k EEPER—Sit widdie-aaedl: Reet woman hor § eng or rm: more for home. — : a ; ae “cy a r Fe 7330. LA clede be . ais © “4 * PRINTING ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. A. A. SUHLOUGH Al WIRING ef all With switches, $+. oR EAT ra VWiring . ree vgs ’ En eal Wik TUNES weedl M@aceheer ro MAin om Pine. ALL colfas wiring. terme. AND ADDRESSING Goeg clhectrie work: Peasonabic. - Call COifa« 7 ins ’ Sense le Prices on old acd rhe we and ALE airs. Riverside RSW. ¥ - : ob > 43 eriad , 4? y ‘Se hermicit 48 Wai s-Fr ; tet ity "ef pee AVIATION INSTRUCTION EMPLOY MENT WANTED oa QWICK wervior Weigit biet ri! “t. MA 4~58..59 on \@ ON Ene a hela Bl eB ard repa aan | Coiumina Ll. a, 1i14 #*3 ned v4 bm—e wiring cal! 4 is sae irxinie ay. » or tere 37453 ' a i ‘ ’ Schinidt. 4545 War EsT Prors. Quick eervnue on Clect ree x tures. fang motors Cash Cimiral o134 ‘ts as u- lime 4858 wie ™ *> Ri- erage 454° sini, “yuma a | ba: Newsies (“fax FAS!) wn: ‘fixtures ; aii, 5 letor oune Ei. ©o.. NEW FINTU RES | Mow Rieti Sime re or M Ain TTld Pine ~ erred rtmiinge rit Parkview 66338. 500, Tae. BU SINESS A DEMAND XVIATION MECHANICS WELDERS PILOTS MEN MEN. _ BOY S ? Rn ‘ ore a * ome “ee, ‘ X Pere rc} ~owre - re ey : ‘se tar mere a ’ arne Um Stark, RESS - Sit ey rere Tired mr, Po « Se: epee A Dany hander w £859. ,? * T s. vo RP Ss. See ros nero Ot tm t and aero nmranher 2 where abilite ix ; | a merited prometion. Bes A-i7 7” ORES it fee to take bome- ar GAaTJ usework oF fume. zeneral nowewek, 4 > = : oe SLUAWATY, APRIL 38. ts = GER—SHh.: cafeteria wasaces supervisor in bagh-class ee sit ~. Bractical, for mfanw er im- best aaleemetn i. Evergreen 513 Set.: re tz iv: references. Box A-227. SE —Sit.; pay te car rPuGme ts ‘ Sit.: matd, cooking: JEtferson 377: RSE—Prectical: refin specialty : references. = al mane 3 names: i s ae tmfarnt: Liepat« CAbang | La — gor = : work and ¥ ae = white: a or* Tet in, 2... SOs a white. day. experienced: WOM AN-—Sit_- dav. ci@aninc. WOMAN—S87t, meaning or Tate heme. LAciede 91°. WomwsaN —-Sit.- te weferecne. ettereen 9713. WOMAN Sit. eolered. general house work references. JEfferson 8990. WOM AN—Sit, ; washing done at home. q7 1 ebraska WOMAN (aN — sit, cook cook OF pastry cook with cowie te de and: ‘ork home hh; es = wer % TYier 0 (ve Water. FoMAN a y* *s ae nies ) aa Baas eog %, Aap ara ere ay ayer

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4A a-500 MEN AND. BO! YS WAN TED—Is the position you seek advertised in these Columns today? ee . wane SALESMEN WANTED 7: A EE tom SALESMEN WANTED ~- _ — ee | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ee eee SALESMEN WANTED A A LLL LL LE — owe HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WID.—WOMEN, GIRLS arr ’ ASSERS AND. “SOLICTI Ons WOME _——— - ” i SEA MSTRESS ™ . ethic mace >ALESMEN—Severa). for ad:ertising ca>- peIgn. Must be teat apoeariag anc net afraid to oy Apply Sunday and ou- Gay, 1383 Bei fc) DALESMA = old established real estate firm; must b€ eaperencec: any age; art j and cummissicu. ae 1,i. Post- teh. MEN—For nearby stat territories earpenence 112 z Sempment ; excellent Opportunity tor Ta, rapidiy crowing local mapufa: in — W-160. P.-D. SbALESMAN—Electric muiticeoker: cooks hot cogs and hamburgers one upe raticn, 3s : COmmissied $..00. Wilkowsaki Mis. Watbrtown. Vis. SpALESMEN— ' geeks nuw: tg guaranteed rbrubs; out we co: ecries. Rochester, N. SALESM AX—To efell 6oda r lLowie: must hare liso : gusere nteed Sm Vesti Zale Cur SA LESMAN— Millinery cover incian4a, Tennessee, aulom With territory essentiaz BiCcn Box A-SS, FPost- S>ALESMENS —To plies to beaut, to earn | big money, Car necessary : mast account. | Victory Waving Supply ¢ leS Hod Tent. SALESMAN—To sel! wishes t© make proper references, etrictiy commussion, future. Box N.of BALESMEN — Nobody er Confiecti m Vendor Men averaging Chicage Mint. etre ¢! [mepat t *h. wave Sup- | ] Fords “ bug a jot Post-Dispat elise bas ii Full r $15v week! ¥ 4345 Hay a) Write en wood. Chicago. SALESMAN—To sell bungaiows mortgages: 3 ae and Zirst mortgages availad constr Start on {i asddit tonal bungailo: 4-2 Post-D Nspate SALESMAN—To sel Twin Gerful teiephone atiachmen! amt reception, e¢ijiminates outside Noises on sight: mCner maker for hustiers. “ptical Co.. 608 N. Broadwa: SALESMAN— must ‘oOo s'a? Mr y 2 he Sa i 30.5 } hg ~ ee * . wade rus. to measure ePxce ptiona!l Lo represen? if oOnsumer portunity the ~8h. man he Us. Rober rt i. News Ali CO rrespond ge iBUT E or. eX er — . , Wr " te ~ Gerai Pure IF ‘vod ih iz r ‘ ER- MANAG a4 ~l SALESMA a and wave good | i Unis ss 2 Mon th. Mi. m,er ft com- | SALESME aed ns Tusranteed TOR SALESMAN hespons 1b machinery man- utacturer has splendid oppor- tunity for a voung man, 23 to 2), interested connection. technical trainu decided mechanical va J UN Nad | caxe le sit seals 3000 who is 5 manent n tne sence of Pres) ien ; 2 er vive * 1 o.. experience, in¢lination established. SALESM ENXN— Harvest — go fo A must be definite! Some - re Sorry ery % tar Cr i make =! 5 Gay ' + 320 Waiaowrig! SALESMEN—Bu siness stationer lime: highest quality: quickest bigwest commissions, bonuses: f) rigthter cuts: experience unnecessa Tit free. Williens. 213t-c SALESMEN—Get latest outfit brand-new items: illustrated Stationcry. sales books tags blotters. em #0 per cent cormMission. Merchanis Ass'n Tneyrance Center % Chicago dei: free: many, SALESMAN— Familiar with industria) sup- ples particwarly foundry supplies t aladys, Chic ago business — | SALESM AN— Experienced. ; » Mi issounm and NT} IMs. s tablecloth only stains laundering ou try Conn on & * NEW Sper daily: 340 opportunity Werth Pu ar _ Rapid lu SIDEI LINE—Ne rT. chants — A LESMEN—S875 ished housew! looks, one-third UVaerantee ci-ane like mag few second luncheon Sets. scarfs, bridge lors; free sample outf:t Rams Cazo a Oak Park, I?l. Wes x ly JT zg Pa ' ; B-1] 96 “Winona. Minr. . . lal ty 45 isi 2 ‘~“ Pe Sf : , ” >. iy m “sions rel) cago WONDERFUL vith car. gc- goods trade of seil estabii«hed rubber sanitary quainted with the drv 9 XN. Alba line of babies’ INE EL) has Beach, ’ — Large Eastern | ccm | tO the retail trade in the State’ Salary and expenses. | OUus | COOK—Good, Al. white; Tight party. 1751 Pine. COOK S—Mea ids, tT miry giris. Reliable Agency. 1211 20th st. COO K—German: experience: nignts. Forest 446 COO K—Genera! ww ok highest Home Domestic Ageuer. o 454 (OOK—Restaurant: experience. Broa !way | COOK — Woman: mer resort on job. Box N-J§40, Post-Diepaich. COOK — White- experienged. fer and Gownstairs work: enmeme CT Abany 7214 | cope as general housework : ily: cood « - home nights: $396 Lindell floer eas , COOKR— Experienced, with satisfacton erences: zooc boete and good “ares. Box |N-S7. Post-Dispatch. | COOK—Capable. *f: INSUTRANCE Wanted. a2 superintendent of ascents and a general agent. Un- less you have @ vision. with am- bition to. | LIFE ey ; ™ as Petmar 1847 WB. tien or it cannot ‘conmauned. Box B-293. Post-Dispatch. MEN NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED ~~. . ad 2a eceking on Must We eteacy be peat ers. Living au 2ncement. ger from Vive, SALES St PERV Ist mR r : > | ee D ~ | 5 m™m ht ww. empicoy 3 men year-round employment, appearicg anc earnme iT hieh lass ais wrt: restaurant. serving S880 per day: re i } ences requirec. Azsive phone number in re- a] Box v -“JO] Post Dispatch phd | tle ' ae _ ww : . . : . =. , -~ ro * mii B35 $i 00-1" 3100-125 . 36 e_- - PASBBACCT. HONE OPERATORS 15 SIDE. LINE Elliott Fisher. = COMN1SsSi: wear DYEDpuU. aP ie) Tes pons ie. £ é& Lo. SALE SMEN om Z - " ears - ~ t‘z re : . : « c i . “eee CONSO MID ATED 12 Make bil .e eAi.8 a p= ts + Amt pia L. Ox ~ ~ mbitious av MFG ; ire ae ei ae “Tr WMNOLIo oy BS netrat eu oid- et “at ANG — O00 Ss. ws - al ‘Broad ‘ ELDERLY. LADY met roorers #2) 1} “~* 3 a) Lem quali ft. re? = * $19 | EXAMINER—On experienced. do mae apply arment lo3l Washi yOREL 64DY—For iron t De experience Wash Cresses - cr oss unless f Wy ~—. P ~ anx-}¢ igt x depat "tment; = earned ecrless Laundry m™ he ’ - as $310 Mar Soannaienn and a2seist Macison. ? rw An 2066 ou Use = m@uity rt} i; hs mers venera. ‘ferences. rl r PCenve Tail S214 Hebert. houseworsg. Ww geo ho - rr a 3 ia. good wages to | (2: ] rae. | HULSEGIRL—Expemenced. WANT We lave =| Opened == YOUNg Mel) New Floor |; = au Women of 50 ' Between 18 and 28 Mechtnee| Years of Age Or Neat in Appearance High School Educa- tion or Equivalent | Factory Thoroughly experienced on tailored silk dresses. AN OPPORTUNITY EARN SALARY IN ST. LOUIS, + (|) CAUSE WE HAVE ENOUGH = F rom 9 A. M. to 12 Noon : Good Exceptional | =| salary Opportunity) TO AN OPERATOR. rs I Surance to every employe. Janet-Walker RATORS. TO THE BEST WEEKLY}: BE- WORK TO GIVE ONE STYLE Wil keep up capacity work ,until July 1. We also offer in- A clean, well-ventilated sunlight factory. Pleasant surroundings. Ely-Walker UC SEGIRL—White * Westminster pi. housew eTk _ eenera. 3a 1) general Waterman ay. bouse work and OU Kingsoury pi. ~Xperlepeed. “2 YOS the +3 c g *nerai g0G SE! ~~ GIRL—White« iour west. 5007 cP ; ULSE siki-—Genera! “Abany 3119. — White. PRospect ‘uk Ing. HUL SEGIRL Viagnola. Factory 7th Floor white. rk must be good COuUsK 9151 Washington. —_——e hit = ieral werk: no permanent utt hike children: 4475 .o Se. ic) )U8eW Worker es HULL Se . iaun¢gry mM t pohune an x as ' A peor get 6 ”? abs our sai Coumineci' . r? rt Dours re ,A ‘Easton. house ltaska tol: ’ = le) yi, 34 5° Daca Proposition; u Diy YSO4 Gamble M u TAL S—solderers, Terre stead. need a f ee eee estigaie at Siatier ELECTROLUX BIGGEST CUMPANY of we in is ’ ted n Jncreus Ls Lie rm - the worid states are ‘ 7 7 seeuite: siKl lerrite rienced, execul € Sou neeved . iy 4 SLU ~ ai, aiung training according 8 men ‘*- isPwr mn ‘ rk. $30 month C€ Ab- tv Ut +) ACaNCIeS penod > . piacec Suse Work. _ aesTst Diac 4) thei th 130°? LHe procuc : 7 — en eal Kd If h ; aD 1 . si g 4 i=S.5 ys aod mit hs 4- ito. Post-Dis. perenc | than (OL sEGIRL—Housework and assist with “*hiidren; Protestant and white. LAclede geet wear preferred. Washinrton. 16th and Locust OPER. pos a on eilk under- fe} == | Janet-Walker # , : nine, sz oer 4 va ort . o 1 ware gALES® ——— NS ANTED mY! Post Lrspatch aC eo UPERA’ : LINS vas PxODocTS Ss STEN “GRAPHER SIH Loehr Em TENOURAPHERS LER wrt: SH0.S7 Loehr TE. =T ~ ee Y = ~ — 3 S NOGRAPHERCLERE™ ae 45 Frisco. RATHER —— A , > F ’ Emp N ENC STE ENOGRAPHER—Eag ' accurair: $20- slate Box N-its Post-Dis ~~ RAPHER—Small Bey Services Co. EXOGRAP J8% x DouNE n es W-130. Post-Dis STE NOGRAPHER Familia? buard. shorthand, filing lemat years experence: N-3U0. Post-Dtspatch. STENOGRAPHER . for advancement: reply in img expenence and x W-11 Post - -Dispaich. TEN ee te = ces Tipli: 2, ences, address. ed. Box N-143 STEN OGRAPHER—Exp : peraior. péernaient positiag, ero CEntral $260, @: Experienced § Apply Forest City sone Ca. ngton. SL PERINTEN DENT—For Must be Episcopalian, a ivVil . . SWITCHBOARD OPERA 8 lst give age. refe W- 343. Posi-Dispaich. EXPERIENCED Ta On vests. 410 N. Jeftferse 7 TEACHERS—2. of good ap — for Bye anu bonuU Box W-127, 3 PO” SOG PT. - ‘EN ANDES twt TUt. KERS—Experi rtals on Wiicox & onthe =SEN 4 Vi . > : Work. good pay. Washington, 7th floor _ LY PIST—Expertenced, ws must be rapid. 315 TY PisT—#mall salary Box W-85. Post "Dineen | TYPIST—Congemial young sentieman with office nings a week. Box A-2 w v aAITRESS— Experienced, way Restaurant, 5150 WAIT Res S— Experienced Washington Candy Co. WAITRESSES—Must be ex class. no other need appk Tearoom. 505 N. Tih. W. MAN—-Or sir. w care 2816 Arsenal. WOMAN— Middle-aged, child: stay en place. WOMAN— White: housework. 9, nox t ~ ak (Grove. Weliston Garment Co.. 923 Washington. laundry: plain cooking. Ligor ' shop. H fe2} neck - Hiland 6804 re{- He) SEKE = ER—T » Keep house for cou- , nust eat: reference. 61IG a int Par, te also chines: 1307 w ashir ngton, Sth fleer. ings. u - > Walt ter | OPERATORS—Experienced on power ma- learners for ladies’ hat lin- home, on of St. write ROU ne PE R—Good, farm i@: Tineis. For Post-Lospatch. motherless home ~” lid. to take care of | respectable 12 miles particulars. ; | GPERATOR—Experienced pay. Becker Pleating Co.. OPE RATO RS—Experienced Stokes Smith machine. Apvly Holman Box Co.. one d. & Paper hemstitch and tucking machines: steady work; good S19 Washington more for home ~~~. Post-Dispatch. | over 40: preferabiy ith dau er of school age. to take of motherlevs beme mm suburbe: amiable and a lover of children. OPERA TORS—10, perienced only. Lee. OPERA TORS—Experienced. night from 6:30 to ll. Ar Works, 1508 Washi on. fifth floor. sag of Monday. room Bvt matend . {e . ' SALESMEN—Seil Hammermil] bond pbusi- ness stationery reduced pricee: 40 per cont cermmission ree cul service: pigskin eurd case free to customers: pocket sam >ic kit cy reouest. Arrow Press, Inc.. M)une- apolis inn. SALESMEN—New invention: sells ev ery business; uaed br Bell Telephone Co.. mur, etc.: four $15 sales daily a4 ses | weeklr. Adjustment Service. me bile. Ala. SALESMEN—cet so sale and make $15 wrefit a day Toca) Sromenangive. Lee interesting wired: particulars * Moers wie 407% 6 Moenmeuth. Cin- to dealers. repair shops. garages. service stations end fleet @wners: best repeat items and brotectire territory: former “Ty Oo Special ¥ | ust have 2628 Loc yan N—If you are now employed selling automobiles and pot making the me = Tine a + > ~ Q 398. Post-Dispatch. MEN lSe anc 25c¢ vepular selt-eelling counter display cards. 4 perfumes: more aor the monev: sure repeater: hv, ent commis- sion. Baron Co. 1160-G ¢ atham Ct.. i r- eur crocermes at wholie- ™m eee petting May = exc! usive side line: line sells to cdepart- and mens wear stores: easi- | . 3 commissions; state terri- , Sive references. Van Doren. klin, Ch 2. PLE—Men and women. by Da A. manufacturer. with established re- lh downtown: vear-rou necessity with, adv 4 by everrone; earnings unlimited, advancem-nt: only permanent, serious- minded applicants considered. &15 Pine. ; iol? ‘BALESMEN— Merchants. oil stations, 3) | a : ke $2. vale iy saleemen ma —" par ae side Sales Co.. 105 W. S9th st... Moe. et factory gelling t perfect fittine auto seat cor- | makes ha lonal C8 @asy: tog Cy prices: largest com- ne: service: complete ouths L* W as Gixsures: to live in _ Laue: oo ein yet and SiWation, we rou to S bende Ch Chermiet sales. te men without auto exneri. D. M. Bewette. in charee of you arene. write for detials, ' Missoni Kansas, Oklahoma artilienl “te - fi ple. mo advan¢ state >» ~ axe. cersitore. AriO, 407 | MPrepocesition is mM ni for particulars, wit ae new. etree ee for . 64 Bast line or ry ime leather specialti ry whi “e * retail Troy. a) . M9. Attra aclive Sample display SA LESMEN—Sc rew-holéing SALESM AN—Sel] write ®! ; plana. | different. chandi sing | SALESMEN —To sell dealers the Air-Wa one, uy. . America’ ; t ery ine Ow dar and Tuesday, commissions paid Ww todavr. ~V00 Mendel st. DAY'S PAY IN AN HOU DIIBAING, changeabie e'ec. out. seller. $2 profit. Or more Be first. Ac- ailwsukee av Chica.ro. aCcTC WwW driver: neerts | fac- . electricians. $igt zenuine epport: UnIty yearly or canizing salesmen; free ma! offer @xclus! ” Sitty. 5400 Winthrop Bidz.. Bos- patented January - ~~ re, Just | Merchants buy 2 ¢ 243 32 MANAGER. insurance comp o experienced listmet . \ od i) N 457% ‘. roller 7a as B+ ewe . - = ar New an on — ast St. Loutsa. ary anc commission: man he a resicent Uis at ijeast rn 1 w he given active support be local branch office. and the aid of extensire mal a ea Interview cra! ited each applica Sales manager. Box N-58. Post- Dispatch. of St. is etrictiv af inal and repe at orders: protected territom ne | Oppertunity crn sidered. Biaz.. SALESMEN Pn i A ac-;'n the United States. | Yanized Three sizes. 50 per cent a | AN OPPORTUNITY For several ambitious young men willing to work hard to introduce a nationally advertised. stapie product to th ra be St. Louis, } SPrroximate $3600 unlimited. Give full An intervries w Post-Dispatch. EXTRA MONEY SALESMEN—To sei! automo. ® and auto- i mobile ac “cessory dealers: pater ted artic! o. eoiGg;: biz profit for dealers: salesmen on oriz liberal! Mmi@Missions for possi bil in first ill be arranged. Lies let- inresimment: sales out oni y Write Cc. J. ‘). Tit imaned great | Conscientious at plicants Wack rien | ter Dayton ——- Manufacturing companr wants reliable men and women to repre- . them; all or part time: everr city | Spare or full time: real moner ae|! ing our rew gai- ' earned by workin with me. tow cable, | POlintments for me This . Every | selling proposition. You re. Sells on sight. Write Auto Tow Ca- New York Sg! n ie an outdoor steer) make appouint- wire automobile Atttio Bie owner money Maker. Co.. 298 Broadway. SALESMEN—Become independent: your business: experience unnecessary selling our $10.000 accidental death: $50 cei t: S25 sick weekiv benefits: $12.50 reariy Other i pig Py ‘Guaranteed steady income renewals: $254 ’ 0) deposited insurance department. Uni. | versal Policy, Denartment N. 40 Clinton | 2°t mechanica! st. Newark. N. J | to Pp. m.. R SALESMEN—For work outside of St | jen — oes Louis in Miseouri and Mlincia. If rou can | —— sell docturs a system eervice that costes them ontr S$? a mo weed nih, four orders a dar will pay rou SIM « permanent. exc! needs oo the selling: selling abilitre wil! ce not agpees sSary SIMON 1635 Srndicate Trust B Expansion MEN w ANTED of our appliance denartmen: necessitates the addition of a men. 25 years of age and over: experience hot Necessary as we wil! train rou this te work. Monda,r. rm SO8 loor. ask for bd nion Electric lL. & P. (%.. Qo wet. } el) es ae week commission: ai Salesman: luette mus protected territery: | Cleaners; over 25: aggressige. continuous repeat business each year. Thie |) "°8t- appearing ‘and Qualified to handle re- ite thirty-nintly’succeseful | $81! salesmen. This position will neceassi- rear: thonsands of eatiefied customera You | leaving St. Louis, but applicant must mist hare clean record and two breiness | °° ‘Tet prove his ability: references B. Lippincott Co.. 227 5S. and bond required. J. ght s t.. Philadeiphia. Pa. 7 an) Nichols, Dementte Electrie Co. Pine st. §S:30 3 SALESMEN Sn opportunity for men =e pre willing SALESMEN work: leads furnished. all Sunday. enced in rrewd of commercial or apartment refri hs WATSON REAL 2. a commission. See Mr. arshall 10 to Tt Se SALESMAN ‘COPELAND D ST. LOTIS CO, 2217-19 LOCtTSsT perienced in direct gelling, wheee paet | : connection and training analifies him to | EXPERIENC ED SALBSMEN represent a line of unusual merit: Soper | Wide awake. tunity fer premetion assured men ericeted: i Who ts willing to put pe art ee a 1 to 13 and 2 tr ay abouts ante © te erative business and “ ; a Hsoyes ae | iz in 4 im the a om @ small ealarr. lL) oesimiities after learnin t sinees or toa ability te represent tender "rosie | me oe Give age rperience _ a “etributers in St. Loule trade territory: | tail setieemene This ; Ineal. weet have some technics) knowledge of aeaaaliie wel) tounded organization where mdio and a car: salare com miaetion. ty inl are really good Box hoerver-Brenner Co.. 1115 Pestaloczi. Post- Disp ; i907 Ex pry Pam. ie? letter of your | Uusite , leat! | acceptance good available 2 ,men ambitious | earn | est rate of 12153. mpensa- | Hodiamont | | HAIR old-established manufacturing com-' : le merchants | irst year J earings sh: ruld | he : Making ap- | | ments on my qualified leads, and I will an | ; tumits | BEAUTY few good | 12 | | Salary, Car Allowance, Bonus | apimerd in selling electric | char- | See | 7 ‘OM PANION—Whi ite Parkview 681°? housework and age st SU0 month Parky 5 iew Mondas ASE fc 4 yvene ra! Sa.ar\ - > ee! housew Kk: and general het rc re 1730 Westminster a Manufacturers on We mai surroundin Z terfiior: pefien MIDDPULtLil ters and similiar ilpes wii be given charge | . Will ¢arm 4&4 goed |} 8 your past expenence THE REMPER } ‘ req ui re a ‘. fay most calendars . lo or lt housework yUI8 bouse work 6306 Southwood, Ist fi. 5080W. >) work and territory. IssOUr!t and Jliipels, to estaDlish themselves permanent. repeating. all-rear businese, | mee ell ing $4000 to $5000 per year. High- | WeSt. PArkriew commission paid prom Ap- GIRL—For ly to O. M. West, Western manag ‘O3 | mographic work. Apply Monday morning. risco Bidg.. St. Louis. Phone C Entral | 10 a. m.. 1143 N. 3d. (cy | GIRL—White. cen eral nouses 7a” YOUNG MAN DP sce aesonenadl nese Of neat appearance; age 25 over: work With manager while learning our od home, business: must be satisfied to earn $30 gr en 2672. weekly to start. o his ty: permanent con- GIRLS—For local rerue eee 5 raommnal nection Appiy to é a. m . ) Mondar 77 a m 304 Fr ler. 7 — on . vy. e- ” sey - Ue . * o~ . * J On B A Mr M uelle *T BOR Pine a : i é Uus ~ ¢ house- ard G! era } Plain cooking. Louis, Northern - ly. general office rv 44 7302 ™ “Fo r- housework, lin n pay. S025A He »bert. ur to | GIRL—Whit place, EVer g : epnerai Har line. GiRL—wWhite. work: highest bieck west. @xXI yemenced. Waez’s. re & Delmar HELP WTD.—MISCELLANEOUS DRESSER Wid.—W let espace | rson with following Box A-190. ispatch. HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MANA: GER— | Gint — Experienced. Young woman with executive abuilit t3 2a | ust ,FGed «0k. CAbanvy 11I63W. pabie of taking fui] charge of office and preparing financial! reasonabdie, GIRL——White. general housework: e@xperi- enced. good wages; family 2 adults. Call atenents: Box A-2. Post- after 3 todar 5306 Southwood, 3d «net. Dispatch. ; ALTERATION GIRL —Experienced: ~ L721 . | GIRL—White, for general housewo rx. | gmail family. Call PArkrie 511 of ‘ car for rete ; GIRL—Whit« expenenced, |} and general hourework: ; 2 aquired Kirkwood 1522 | GIRL—German.’ to do housework: about 18 or 19: give references, PArk. 4885 W-. ' on rm lT , references 78 sae ¢ as aU Post-L (cOY) housework : Waterman white. 6644 - ored. ; Frank! 1n. Spy! in loak ALTERATION WOMAN ese :. dresses anc coais. Apoly 41°22 W. Mo 1sSant, ‘ 37 GIRL—W hite: downstairs and cuening r - Tw? . sa — fn . red " Al "ARTME NT HOTEL | M ANA GER—Must — a reierences require LA Dans be tar ‘4 ar | 23 ges Si. » . xX and _— DUOKS ; t Aose with Na Ta a neec ap- ae hite, pir. Box W- Post-Dispatch, 7\.4 small . . > refer- S0.4 : . ’ gen > Fan -+- See) nouUSseWoark: Jrest 4050. 6| Heights. ' 4 Sle- |; | and tena | vear all} ~¢ | evtbe. ij ’ - " {cS8.)? ; Ss FEEDER—Some knowledge o of | Operato ;Dresamakers PRES = preierrec. Shalicross. 1822 Le- xper rmenced ad Rea) 8 Wash- on pay CANG-KOHN MFG.. heme than | Richkeeed| OPERATORS On silk dresses anperacee onlr FRELICH SUIT & SKIRT Co.., more for Highiand ter.. S779 —Elderiy. 1223 H land L A DIES—Young. to teach good dancers how to wages. teach dancing: will Leac sor Wass free. (astie. “S39 Olive ic) } LAD IES — With beauty shop experience to i aquc high-class ine of Cr a. re reet (y-988 " ington. OPERATORS Expemenced on Singer flat-bed m oo Angelica Jacket Co.. 1421 On. th ES—For sale floor ~! LAT} houte & product that ‘ ds and bu ny com mission. om "ee OPERATORS — We —— ii t yea! uth chewing ° vy highest type per week aim] expenses. Ciaridge Hotel. 10 is sincerely interested ac- business. will be granted inter- | iident she possesses the follow- | gs ulrements: Good education, depend- ' neat appearance, open mindedness | erators on better | dresses. a. | a - > a MO? in ply. CO., Sterling Factory, 16th and Loeust Sts. fe62) Box A-358. Post- Dispatch. LAUNDRY HELP—Machine line giris: ex- perenced. Superior Laundrr. 1745 S. 18st} 1. f¢ : | LAU NDRY HELP— Experienced feeders body press operators. Glick “ _ OPERATORS Experienced o par. piee silk dressers | Steady ati food work. NA Pik lar co... 905 Tod 5 wenn ‘Sixth Floor. city of purpose: salary $1600 — ; | ‘ci ecework or week AND DRESS 190 Delmar. c2) LACNDEYT HELP—Gir'l. exp power darning machine. asiso operator on presses. Anchor Laundry, 4 sca*. OPERATORS Experienced on silk dresses, STIX SILK DRESS FACTORY. 11th. OPERATORS Experienced on dresses. Appiy ar? BROS. DRESS CO. 1301 Washing- rienced on’ experienced 2019 '4 ’ RICE- 415 WN. rua HELP— Press Operator and lronert Must be experienced, Laundry, 938 Natural | (c} inspect shirts. laundry ex- m. Monday. | 3044 Law- Fl toni LAUNDRY HELP—Girl to a.80 SPamstirese must have perience. Apply 8:30 a, Grand Laundry & Cleaning Co LAUNDRY HELP Ex pemrenc: d , body iro AND FREE UNDRY, arene pdeetie HELP Experienced ope for bosem ironer. Appiy IMPERIAL. UACNDRY. 4701 lel- mar ie? MAID—WWhite: small 6155 Washington. MAID — Housework - 5517 Persh Ing. 4 wash dresses. OSAMs MFG. ington. OPERATORS BRIGHT | Easton. (c44) ners. 0562 — Experienced | +> oat) BAUM MFG. CO. ; GUST. reference. | 20 OPERATORS | GIRLS—7. advertising. cuaranieed salary : BEALTY ge Se her own/ _pav datir: steady. $427 Franklin, Apply | permanent wav! machine: good om | 10 to 3S today and Monday. Box N- 55, Post- Dispaic! = ’| GIRL —General housew: a Oe BEAUTY OPERATOR All around =. | menced: reference required: mood salary; state expertence. Box A-104.| PArkview 6885. Post-Dispatch. GIRL— take care of T-yeur-eld boy Call Monday. 5866 Delmar. (ey ey references required BEAUTY OPERATOR—Allround: steady | poe Sccend vor work. Apply 2854 Cuhino. EVersreen cmRLS— -To agaist in advertimagc ASSs, Ah) | iayeround salary and Dir SOS South Side Nationa! Grand and Gravon. | GIRL—To assist im work ree pable of answering telephone. | day between 10 and itl a. m. | mar. *” to wiiile: - od Wages. housework. cooking. zo home PArkview hair é nights, La ba o-6 J848 dreseer. o'clock. BEAUTY bome. Apply Merame: ; *OMmMission. Ap- Bank Big. m: aise A nps 824 BEAUTY PAR round experience, with before neon. Lindel] 22°7 Be it KK EEPER—For Et ts machine ced Operator: «tate salarv. Box W- a Dispatch. fe) Bow ese ayn R—_ qpabie of handling en- tire ORS fOr Small concern: 1 ; time, Post Office Box 344. dur oe see BOOK KEEPER. I8sT — Smal! office: must have experience meeting people and | answering phone. salary. Lindel] 05086. LOR OPERATOR—With a!) * gh Jotowing. Cail + Sun De! g 4 we 4 Lap GIRLS— Experienced telephene solicttors of girls who have worked taking complaints over telephone. See Miss Reilir. 170 Dor- che at. ' tl | GIRL— Wanted office) work. | figuring. trping phic: - | experience. ane. F NG MACHINE (letter. Bo and sccurate: rs in person. Shell Pe. | GIRL —Lignt traieum Corp. Wood River. Il. ae cose: gnod Fleriag pi. COlfax 62756: Park. for general and seten ary. ee 26. Post-T no home. near GIRLS, WHITE For packing ware “iS NN. HA — ° othe ust he Wavyer re ot er hee? wa Th4 is AN Tnion HOC SE GikLl— referer. Call Dereon. 4952 »~ “Se, ‘ets laun 4446 : : —Experienced: wit Washington Candr C> fe) Washington. for elder’: S417A MeKean. ‘ —— Woman, ‘imht heusework. -_— COOR — Expenrenced. est S55h. 3419 Ww COOK—In restaurant: rose: must be ened. 142 a |? AND MAI ee first-c! ef Fo ; fev] ' alan wWail- Pr. PoOreet fey ' as i MAID— Sa arienn ’ eXPe- | clean- | 8 Clay- | / | MOD ELS—Fer readr-to-wear state ar tm first | oes — asmist sith rood ar & Palion | | NURSE-— White: fnger west June 15: $125-875. Hardy | ' IRIS G = r j ° Agency, S297A Delmar. EGIRL— F's CO00 Lin use work and care email child. TOW deli. ic . c) M AID—Colored arrnied;, ply after Sundar, 2031 MAI te hite; general housework. H; artfor: m™ references, Ap- Park c highest prices. | Washington, 10th floor. OPERATORS — Need enced cperatcrs for 3744 (eR) i¢@i housework references. $ ‘ed ; evening | reneral laundry: “eel, arn BO W Ee beter } MARC ELLER—M™ ust pe jours. Call Riverside 618 MARCELLER—Good salary Stor; mm eventing hours. | House Beauty shop. 6600 Delmar Il and 4 Sunday. ‘ WOM EN ——stenographers : compose and originate result getting | etters for the sale of 90 daily used house- hok] Deceesities. such ag scan. face pow- | “OOK Te" JN. cotton | Epes: al COm rr, Apply save time and ear fare. ELY & WAL-' . CO., 3409 Texas. (eb? home; | Plenty of work, KER D. G HIRSCH- OPERATORS—Experienced on Steady work. | CO., 1517 Wash- Experienced on silk dresses: | st EDLIN’S. 1507 | that requires energy, good 2 and experi- | Dispatch ‘and silk dresses: work near), : | ¥ : can use’ thoroughly esperienced op-| grade eotton None but thoroughly i terms: good on money - iad I TELL. LS D080 °@: roe rPHERS hand sewing on @ 7 tit fe ee? take RR! - —— “i Nt : - het = abie and Locust. icated, over $9 find an unusually in a part-time Ed can Opening ¥Y to writs a bilit 2 or 4 days a week. WOMEN —Ple Call GArfield LO JOUNG —~ Tat NG LADIES—Twe. to VAIS ecu Uemen; * ome Copies muet know "0 Wainewneht Bid UNG LADY-——Toa oa ‘or wart tiueties. ford Brows Business College. Dams reams, perfumes an: oo Lary hi echoal educ atic perma- nent +s mp ayment, Call or ey T Sayman Products Ca. ®]17 Franklin. MILLINERY OPERATORS | Work and good pay. ie OT men erpromenced im sewing ladies straw hat« pDiecewoark. Bertha Hat . 410 N. Jefferson. ia) eh OPERATORS—Can offer those With experience plenty of) twit ton, 7th floor. fe) OORX.| © BLEET BROS. 923 Washing- ’ : . | ‘Priacut TOCSs WOMAN— mere! tm exeheange fer ™ DeETLEeDC? ile OeReETry . ~~ ee ee VWOMAN—Wilite « ; hotisewmorit gare children W Kbater 142 wT YOUNG WOMAN—Who can pobiic’ SeiatTY eM aon {reenai. MILLINERY°TRIMMERS Must be experienced: good (stemiy: come ! * for work. HILDA Hat J03 show 20. OPERATORS SAMPLE MAKERS | MPG. CO. 1416 ashingtun. vert (c7) St theater: repert Sonday at ston Leader. 5945 daston av. NECKWEAR Band bew makers wanted: mu perience STYLE TYS on wash dresses considered. THE GOOD MORNING ve oe PP ROCK FACTORY. 1123 ~ 1531! Washington, 6th Floor. (e) | | CANVASSERS AND ° Only thoroughly experienced | Here stantial investment and manace stem Pa, re. 3 ePoertlunitr. ww YorxgGw woMeEN—Z nref PS te “atl an sectets neont * and orefitande Moma between 9 and . ' : ur ‘i opening fer worl , . a . 5 % who can ; : .. iz} a e . ~ »: “* «oA se Lier an with react? to- wear. > ere a? ? .¥ e e* eure ¢ emer te _Box 237. a, 3 351 ee nee uaenaaned - : 3 . wi} ort by ‘ . aunt — beard * vom rr _* Joy hie ~— —.*s = + : si SPTts ieee, sel Paese: © upstairs | | Pare for millinery Waahincton ar. care of babr Expernenced_ ronefi Emb. Co.. L111 Washincton. werk: experience. 1109 Arundel NURSEGIRL White: 5 eS Star on place sence! com reference. firet floor. (PERERA TOR—Ronae; Ral —- dresses Tlhodes Mfr. us Lucas. sik bert py -- eerteMes RN | i - rs if™ mr. 7 ? ’ Tee rrr ticrr My atte ew! “On POT errs ‘. “4 : ~ wet ; heard ert teeman ees’ =| ’

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es SUNDAY, _3®°900 ROOMS FOR RENT, APRIL 28, 1929. With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? post-pisparcr, _ 5 | HELP WTD. WOMEN, —ROOMS HOR RENT nnn tal wr FH BO on est SEAMSTRESS—T,, make rare electric machine, $2 pe V-225, Post-Dispatch. + ROOMS HOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR-RENT—CITY ROOMS FOR RENT— West | ROOMS FOR RENT—West >hwti? NG MAC SEW TENTS. PAULINS GS. CANVAS PRODULTS: TH. HIN e OPERATO OMEN w ANTED STENOGRAPHER — Sir i) L, ‘ye hr oy Legal: STE NOGRAP HER-CLER lia } ~ > 45). (Le — 1 7 ‘5 Lab er, STENOGR APHE ERCLERK "38g oe com. 945 Frien $80 mr zehr Emp... 745 STENOGRAPHER — Aut : ng oMobile: ST ENOGRAPHER—E -kpeTienced: neat “RAPHER—Small office Eff: cH 5- seer cy Service Co., 1344" Syp s STE NOGRAPHE R—Small office: eck; state age and xpeckee, "3 if Ox W-118. }ost-Dis atch. STENOGRAPHER - SECRETAR simail office; good pensotalite, month. box A-229, Post-Dig. STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKE Must bo abie to take dic SiS", ae giving phe one number: salary Box W- 4d ENOGKAPHER—Expert: Sa oT aGV ari ‘ment: repiy in writi ine xperience and 7 expecte ij + Post- -Dispat STENOGRAPHER description, educ ation, BF epeces, address. MOE oe gulary Is to 2 i. Box N-143. Post- Dispat TENOGRAPH Ei Bape operator: permanent bysition, ir Warren, CEntral $260, hes vs— Light wo! well-fur-i MAPLE. ot: 1 - J dual Douae weed r ‘ $ ‘ Abany 4; ow. i« ooms furniahie« ; est Lliocz¥ Two rooms with twin | MAPLE. 5151—Second fioor front TOOm ; (eS housekeeping. or one iarge room. ie g "in A— 2 i. ee as unfurnished M AP LE. SOSS tie me aery ~ @uile - : roemers reaeonahbir irniahes]: 1 asvieoe. a ee CBO) Snachous. ary attire MAPLE. O312—3S ‘+ ™Macuiate bousekecet Quiet tc ageoma he “ Og; nk. het water. vores se) 574°9——Nicels furnished roen MAILE 2OIS Slo mont seotie man : hot woking os | oot lady employed. FUrrest Sc 70W 2. Nicely urTTilehe fs wWAI’LE epi b.ie> srighs hic fiy furniehed, het on atet => “ Pk oF s = SL Adany ust " ise Lag fhe) mae MAPLE 5168—2 laree unfornished roome rst 549 - re > _ teh as gat fur sie’ ; * +> Hu = a eeg ing . | 4 PLE sb 4 “ “s yt ive 4 X Povweet he ——-_ eying room [With fw Affe tang revels ¥ iii r*aeona hirer s) - h ©) + ba a ee eee = rv wnvueuel ape MA! Ls hee —- miartatle f : i i : atm) Db Users ae s i “i 3 ad 4 , = ra , - — ee —_—— _~ —_———— thie] “4 Cf VA b ait Ne ’ nH. an ! tr . rg stker ping ‘a ; on Ne et = gr te " >*4 a” : = rrr“ - ; sete a Sn = —a ‘ } « ’ } , ri . priile } * , : - exponen emneaapenstiy - MA part irnished ud mol ra ii ; , + v* eT ¢? nn “ierese ° ihe ; t > « wilt T\ Oey a unsnnpenmmereninen ee . mn jrelmar al MAPLE tits ne honsenee ping Tourn: 7 im: & eeping reret Rice Kitchen ofty- —————enecanees | ieee: Sf, CAnans GO000 SAL ~ xf ; a a ‘ Leo} a — . - sues eneb eSATA RES . farniil garax: Vi AT LP vo Small re ; third floor. or "HX iret fide a facing fiower P anal irae Sith Kitchen of rere owneré i en Pepin rs v ; ‘ ‘ ’ . Pitres 7 iw. sa _ == cee: | an " ” wm , , sneribineneaineaai ata iataiatneatis eiieniiiins ss - eas ‘ @ wWARYTLANID 4°°41 rie sekKee ping _wulle; - mannan +m sierping Troum }e.ffereon %(*%>%S . one — M ARYLAND 4.4 — Lovely iarge room, 1 —_- —--- - -——_ --—_-— or *: meals optional MARYLAND. 452d Uoor west: med- experienced Stenographer ——ewe- § FT: SUNNY TOOm ives. reasonabie One. Tove o Apply Forest Cily Mfg. Co., 16xz7 vee ingion. SUPERINTENDENT—For child M ust be Episc opalian, exper caiec state ag aud training. 401. Posi -Dispatch. SWITCHBOARD ¢ UPER ATOR — And ist: give age. reference and os A W-343. Post Dispatch. (7 vests. EXPERIENCED TAPER 410 N. Jefferson, 3d — ( TRACHERS—~. and bonus. appearance, for puvlicity =inw.e¢ Tr* very cr nie ity MARYI ANI ee Secon: mf: - nes ting hi «wenAe DINE reerme J/Ef{ crs ; {.fanh sieerping room. | sua 44 maa 2 MARYLAND, 4308A-—Large. beautifully ° \ +S ass ~ or 5 ru 4“) furnished room: modern conveniences; pri- ale as Ae ' eels Lhe arge unfur- |) MITCHELL. 6749—2 housekeeping. pr- Ob ryvoms, private ate: adulte mene n able Hliland 4638.(« (ey sueeremmnnns a 1 arenes | MICH E! ’ te | Fourth tehed rooun, wItth ; s\ ihe va t.¥ lurni«hbead or “ ithout —~” furnished h base. MONTCLAIR. 1381—3 furnished: front . aif ind back etaire: sink, ran (c®) t.y private uae rat of g00d perso Box W-127, Post-Dispatch TUCKERS—Experienced on Tiais on Wilcox & Gibbs machine: Work, good bay. Delmar Mig, Co., Washington, 7th floor or =u Mut hiv iety } MON T« L. AIR lua +— Large hoysekeepine: me ight | . $4: ales suite with bath; $6 5Y. room for en jousBe eruences, sitepiag rowrn NEWBERRY, 4615—2 beautiful —- ac ijimes, Weliston, Page wusekeeping. $5; conveniences. NEWSTEAD. 1429 N.—2 or 3 rooms, Th ome furnished. unfur hath, electric, newly painted. $8 and $1”. housekeeping of Dum-| OLIVE 44°21—Desirable eieeping and VOUS KPI. fee? iY¥PI ST—Expe rienced, J must be rapid. 315 Washin TY PisT—sSma!l “Box W-So. Post-Dispatch. wie years of BL. 4333—Large bea OLIVE. 4508A—‘7 housekeeping; family; private: reasonaole i* well furnished: range water salary and musi¢e 43ll—hHoom and kitch-; OLIVE, 4254—Apartment 1°: furnished f TY PisT—Congenial young woman, 9 eentieman with offme work: p+? nilgs a week Box A-220a, SHA WAITRESS—Experienced. C wav testaurat. S100 master WALID REAS—Laperienced neat.. Washington Candy Co., 302 room eenticman;, bath, hot water, $6. 0248 WAITRESSES—Must be ex Class. mo other need appiy “ Tearoom. 505 N. 7 lenced, fire 5. Theodore’s 1317—Large room. kitch-/ (all evenings sindel] ohnhecting parlors | OWNER of beautiful. modern home wishes 417 i—sSouth Sleeping to rent 2 s@eping rooms. one With twa 4 shower bath (cst beds. out of ordinary PArkview 2335W. i $Us—-Lovely m a PAGE 4522-—-Sleeping room, $93: fires chen. others, Desamar 4!os8.' floor front housekeeping, $5. tet - (—!) or J Tooms. un furnished roon private home for 2 jew nareweed a eons. ish girls employer or students. — garsS*-| RAYMOND 5004 - 2 sleeping rooms WO MAN—Middie- -azed, care of child: en ; Poat-Mispatc reasonable. tc} for housework and references. Box W-214, _wee a. genie mer WOMAN — For Zuson: stay on place: small water 160. general housework 2 Fen (+cb3x , -} neativ furnished “A fc) mmisseg room ia bri , RAYMOND, 5158-—Front room, home . | privilewes: convenient to cars and bus ri u > ° "i i Ps . ee , rourn With rua- RA YMOND. 5122—Front room, double or single: excellent meals ~ iV —F Mad nished ‘~ Js oF + ” r . 50) ~—2 ‘ rooms: ali conveniences. | os ag he my large siceping rvom, frout WOMAN—White: more for Wages. Call EVergreen 6732 Tornine. LOL3— Apartment 18: fur-j untUrniehed and share sma!) } WOMAN—Whit-. help with cooking. slay ou place Lewis place to do general housewo RAYMOND. 52°6-—- Desirable room. couple or gentieman: let ciass tabk 6 ov. CAbany 4014. KAYMOND, 5048—2 or 3 tront room: ‘eet, | large kitchen. evervthiag furnished Z. WOMAN—To work in small $6 week to start. FOrest 5057W age. floor. also sleeping. | Bniiré wupetaire for 3 privale telephons ‘hot and KAYMUND. 5164—Sleeping room, single WwomM ans rer 30 for heaitb Some koowledge of hygiene chPmuistry neuterned, Box W-311 eireet car, service ear. | and connecting housekeeping must be seen ic) | to _be appreciated: Hodiamont car. tel: 00m). Ofauliful hom, | BIDGE, 5001—South front. housekeeping etreet car or Dus. 35 | "OOMs, a4 Cuoveniencts: employed coups " se) | OF WomMeEN, pomoy WOMAN—White; for general bousework; @mall family: washing machine: week. @tay on solace. Tower Grove car ling, 2815 Knox. Call Sunday. (C2). 5943-2 or 3 housekeep | ROOM—bDelightful. for business woman: range, conveniences. ! refined private family. ‘tAbany 3854. fest) | ROOM—Large, lght, unfurnished, with 51:8 —Two housekeeping | Kitchenette. FOress wa ie) fagiily, PCrest 7200J.| ROOM—Desirable, for nu in private WoM Am—For general housework: wu 5): — » rooms. one tloor: washing: oi] heat: Ferguson; Box W-42. Post -Dispatch. 2073—l1 or 2 housekeep- extra bed: $8. 6. men | home: relerence. Hilang Bal. tevy i ’ WOMAN—Matur. WOMAN—Summer work. pleasant, fied. profitable for teachers Students: opportunity to travel: 78 d&ys: ase railroad fare. Post-Disp tc 2+) | LOOM—Two emploved: 5100 vest: pear S08S—2 front hou sekeep- | _Pase line. FOrest 3830 private family ROOMS—2. for office or living: also Li42 N.—Nice front | Dasement rooms. DEimar 2649. ic} ij third fico ROOMS— 2 newly furnished: private fam- WoMAN— TT preferre mother with housework and eh more for home than wages: re! changed: $25 month. Box \18 ’ &15 N,. — Desirable! ti meals optional. GKang 42% 4K. tcPl) or couple: all cunveniences ROOM —Nice! furnish cool siecpin 602;— Large bedroom | —Bfivate sentieman. CAbany 7595W. fomos m efficiency CAbany KROUMS Coty. horelike, for business pr: ie) | ple: privileges. DEimar 2386. fel) Write or call Mabei M. —e—" ‘hase Hotel. : division manager. Ct that guaranteed Carn $5000 a year: not aoniv WOMAN OF CHARACTER To fill an tmportant traveling positios is not outside work and offers Uf: usual opportunity for advancement, echoo! education: entirely unincum bered: age 28 to 45: no mvestment requiseds income and opportunity © do not telephone; person atter Sunday; canvassers Mre. Weedman. Hotel Sta WOMEN—White, 2; experienced; work restaurant. 7116 8. Broadway. =a ambitious, energetics : for unusual opportunity: eaecutive work © With national organization; training gtv- 1160 N.—Lovely, | ROOMS—2 well furnished for housekeep- front: adjoining path: | ing; south, front. Hiland $288. (e7) 7) ss 4 es . hs 7 : PRUSneS oF oo We Drivate. gentle ROOM—Large front: single. Call after @ (tum , eur ~ m JEf reat 4477 DElmar 4258 (ch) Room, kitchen; ‘id | ROOM—Near Pershing and Laurel. 58nn | West: private family. CAbany 3255R. —Lovely room kitchen - (o2 ) 34: conveniences. (c53x) | ROUM-——-Alttractive. quiet, cultured home: iOGTA —Sieeping room for gen-| Bear Kingshighway and Deimar. Ure WOMEN—100. go Te! ay. Neeko Ce.. 623 Apply Monday. F Rannk! in 1804. c&3) | 3336J. te} -2 rine a pinz - M —— Attractive: g-ntiemen or tadcies axe. (7) yeJ vrivate apartment. CA ven ' * 5547 (et) JA— Room, with screened - privat: ROOM—West End: for lads employed: larre bedro aie | kitchen privileges; no other roomers. Lin- its # e foe Gr ~~ Rl te het dell lta ior fioor, no other roomers KROUM—WPrivate family: clean room for Ee Op Kitchenette, bath: 2 or 3 par. WOMEN—Over 30. to — position =i Nu Bone Co.: “null WOMEN—Youngs, direct st sions daily; Gail Sunday, clling, comm ScPher- business ta iy aie garage. weet Box wiving rooln diurphy A-358. Post-Dieoateh ee ree eee me or art -_— Box R-130, Post- ‘Dispatch (c62) 1 work ment. GawE N—With teaching experience = 30 and 45, for special chilo welfare position pars $50 per week ° wage fied aprli: ‘ant with chance for American Ednocational Society. N. Sth est.. fifth fleor. te err ROOMS AND BOARD A ne garage optiona: . (e823) | ROOM—Front private home " bathe South room. adicining ' 1640.” hot water: covl w summer Press a.l conveniences: ] or ? family: reasonabie. (e7) | HOOM—Atiractive for Dusiness man: pri . . vate aiid thi wee! j she rt 144A He usekereoing room ca . a es weet a. mae} i 4 Ui. nie ” 4 aii tdadbed a oon ree sOna Die DEimar : RUUGM—Large south at Forest Pars Bam FT ‘ eo a artme " ' ahnower Dati gal inf | ail privileges of _ a i‘ ; ‘“y " Z Tie " . pete ry reasonable rept. | “@UP'*® private pome for & business man ( AvDa2DY 7 jo “ sre > @. WL MS WITH BOARD—C ITY WOMEN We operate a crew of salesiadies ecling Smal) eleciric a gpg = on chance to ‘earn e tra money: for fult'é details see Miss Cam>- bell. 30:30 a. our North Gre Store, 3524 NN. Grand bi. THE LA GAS LIGHT OO t#TINS - poe WOMEN—E Se ey in hand sewing on rot LOWENBAUM MFG. and Loeust. '* ce. ’ + 48 8)'%. > loves ‘omine roor. ‘pi 1 ji— 7 . " . FR s 7 @U OUuiihsa s . ; she fone Seal a ern exposure. refined home. reference, —_——~ Soom J pe fell f »Z2te & vs. @ DEimar 4060 4 ) , ; “ily iurnishes © , ; Drivate Part? | ROWAN. 14¢9—Sleeping room, 2 gentle eaaliady men convenient to bus and car lin iy ; Large beautifully fu: adjotr ne s amt oa SARAH 535-—Nicely fu uehed room. all - 2S: an dinner enitp.cver — enienets aparum R ] $% a wee 2 *KINKER ty “ (OMPFORTARL& pK ItLehenetts aDar ROOMS HOTEL SERVICE KEAN meiike, tKimar 174i w ABLE CABANY (830 {wig > ° “3 ow 9 4 sim eeaeaee Sen os house ae Ss} FI \G ot) ~ ~ fr ond floor rise 4 or’ running water 7 house keeping cheerlty right @ies trie ee re far adtacert : f Sreoing frown ISO KOOP UINE room S7 fh Ff t wale i? reas a oe WOMEN ducated, over 30 years of a&¢, can find an unusually opening in a part-time proposition that requires energy, good memory and a bility to Write intelligenUy- or 4 days a week. “W-316, Post- Dispate SU RRAN. 6126—2 furnished room, YOU Nis VOMEN Pieasant rk. hours. Call GArfield 1038 for a rer i ys UNG LADIES—Two. to collect lig ier copies. must know the ~ asstelt work for part tultion Call ” ford Breen Business College, 6652 Eas ‘ _ Qr . _ : , celv furnished house- light housekeeping: bath, gas: conven- -ierson 4962 fej) ences ‘i? Aster —— ° - - _ - Va ’ ree neat! LAY LAH ‘i *. Siceopiig room, atatiy furh aned gernti« re ie, rae room: every con-| UNION. 557A — Late househeeving $ -_ iets Prreprh , a reivate farrily ‘et hire oor eeeping, LNION, G30 NN Larce Wedroom. ith £* - 7 Ty. 4 . pe . 4 = emi Oreakiasy i i” oT sitchen and dining room Forest 4 ‘¢ bes I eee | (ey == 7 hi sirenpi ng Lr LNtoN 1143 (ane Piment AD -De mowed : nO Vetences. rea ¥ AT es naenial home * Lavely eovta Presecrre reat iota tlor fine om ecrvive Ft« AL” 4 | rer Sout . «fa! ae) fu niehe» gett ler or ger e. eT ‘“ruDpies ‘ -_ _* ~ — - inde) 5796 : VFRNON 54—Beautiful beme for re jy-— Large bourekerping fined scentleme: Pirreat 3°78 oe ee mae Sees 4 cor Pri ie? ~~ . oe wer * P, 2 ’ - * “ . : y) ; rR . Dicer +1? 5 Jurniohe eon" \« nNHhore The, “hal. Phe st ret oe ’ Hodian emt ‘ ar ie) 4 B20 Wainknenht ae clereal Torna LADY—_.To Mond - Gan" BRIGUT YOUNG mre in exchange for pusinese experience wnnecessary, Aree er ma WOMAN—T* check. = with children Yung WOUMAN——Whiite, one gee ie generat hotsemork and cooking. WEbeter 14702, TOUNG WoOMWAN Who ean talk rearvblix Salary athd coemmissiot BOOT Arena! ra'°s rraemabir ' — C are . . - VRRNON 945) " pohow ; furre ts teed roorDme hu Laat me Ba. m suita faye (Ust keeping private farmtiy. 4 iliand TO" : oe , a J RriNdes h(a 4 “a cm of) hae ting lah house —— a st Dp * a. | } Orrte he : atrraing a. oh A Ae “orate - rf ge tyerer ie vartime ' apot! . - " nna soetiens VERNON 5414 ~2 well fern shed cette . wee trae Jif fee tir Cue " « . ‘ o ry Kh Oer ete r ; ‘ OElmar 200) at , yall 7 See Zz, ane “eh, tome iT) Liebt ry ‘ Y ERNON TAL. F ornishe! ho lee k op- wees hat : ai ; - ; _ : ime front rocme an {4 : ¥ PARTI AY « net wat (455 somabie ( a aiiractive. fee ive - 4 - yr 4 e ° as : 4 P a bowser cer D ’ MeRNON 5 4 Reuthern room . > r “ : tchenettc: cheap ; sther or wee man a4 ae fie Kitchenette. ne wig - ° nico CeEnneet nF . rn aped fit ree wiy wewle b Se) ie; ie ; be 4 x 5 ERNON., 5 Lie Large ute evuthern stantial invesimeny Sppertun ty. Box R. oo Pest-Dis. YONG WOMEN—*: preferably women. to eall on soctets people th leads: pleesant and profitable work. im Perec Monday between @ and 12 | Pianeare wide ack “ior Mr. Edwards, (c>) AVE yee me for woman .| with ready-to-wear, who ean make am! mapace store: 4°57—Nic3o *ront ore ezpeoeure. excellent meals ti engle lEffrrseon 6379 92, | room: ressonshie POrest 2197W. ictd VERNON 8468—Housrkeepins eutic 4412—C ompiete furnished | location: adults: farece. FOrest idsal. if jite si i ta : - 2 + 2 Sees; ees TH oo —— Otek ery!) | ve HNON x 5355 ~4 lean boyerket ping J ys - Pyats . w me mame £2 op auntry aden phan ae. Li: news geeorats beat ine oontioweus het water. Hedia- 40°86 Attraetve ‘wie Ther f Tt syhenw Pace ‘re : +8 aso Sal foeor iO! | UNTON 1482 N17 oF 2 gentiemen. ori TT st free twin | Yate sewrral car lees POrest [e659 4940—Small treet recor a WALTON. 119 (Apt. D)—Laree, well oer week 7) | furnished front rewn. private familr “4 OS Fan Tr——atnide: ewe ‘propesition on market. Ban Co. , Natural Bridge Y CANVASAERS—4, over aR. ghort — ur, workers guaranierd advancement to - , per week. experience unnecessary, perme” nent: exclusive territory. Culver" Speen, = B37 Arcad: Hidg 4 youn . no at } a. m, Monday. Hon sane Apps om, ic Chouteau. 7] 16— ag ‘a } SI Tren ’ fw? Ritehen ~~ vilegwe POrest 40a, —— WASHINGTON 4345—Attractive beuse keeper * «mA bas aere os Sea tur ag | g suite in auirt. refined he Alek a ” oorrenichicrs . W anti Xi. Teen Aca & 7 singete with ee | ple heard considered CAbany 453LR tet apartment. newiy Ge « 41 4< Thi wt F nest ory ¥ aASHING, Te ay sa | ~ Sicey ug Tt» 4065 ° ry e @aeripe bri - MOP HEREOW, 4358 —Large front rooms Yor | ; rm ighed ; WASHINGTON 4044... Attractive ere" 3 i twin beds er. | WA 4° ‘ : ms garage. (fs root. private home. DElmar e1s1". a0 nae a ng i a

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a") ae ae ie re - eee es 5 a ~ ” ad ° 2 ad a. Ww +4 wR wd a -” *% a a by nce ne “1Ss pd Sal | meeting at the \ ashingtes = ‘ —s . enings. Col tan 6317 fe - ee -- Bowling Alleys Bargain quick ale. Box W-167 EA ~ MA Rie ET—Larsz LU RANT— West End ! district: doing! lungs, and the effect of the businéss and futur bargaii| mw ans . Post-Dispatrh. | y and physiology of (he lamps cheap | en} account of otner interests. Box WwW. ; /lished 10 years at a real bargain, CHANT CONFECTIONERY the health and diseases ot i business; selling on account cf | organs was the central “Retre DRUG STORE—Rea! new fixtures and RESTAL RANT—Biegest $244") barca: | THE M. B. PATTIZ CO. | BUSINESS—West 4Sb MARKRET—Lvoibds . ' . terms: good business, m . ti - - ‘ 7° mademndenagpigeneanaseilppaien - mitsrs = ww . “ :Q°? ‘ira Riverside O567. te) } KOM) y tors ithe meeting, not by Plam be sunday Wor - cha nce. Fourth street corner. GUTH. o088 | Dr. C. C. Macklin of the RESTAURANT— Best $2600 proposition | ver i yfifere “ \pa Del i | / ™ : , ' zt tis 4 i¢ i Vv , hit* yan i‘? »4 — xe ar us 7 wom: rapZ a laund! Ta, WASHINGTON. 1956—First floo Ing parlors pvUustRerDpIA. Yer ao 2 ee -.> i tT ont Ww ASHINGTON Cary af torn and Washingt ? gh i the “WY nish 4 ' , r Bile: “A ¢ st ’ , r? hal efycegte TT} thom 7) | 4 ‘aK 'a@st JURIPOU , bi gceuti¢men vuniy; twm Deds .. ; ¥ ATER 4 © ri tid Sing von ’ tru? re ‘ - WATERMAN a IOA4 Front ’ a] , iss a? ‘ PM »? Pima ‘ 1446 N lv : t«) .* * ‘ — - B. "PATTIZ CO. a “MING HOLSE —-10 rooms. rent S70: | In 2o types ef asthma cap iee ‘3 Park er] rery LE nit ed by surgery. - HARDWARE STORE — Hardware 5 te OL SS B—toue) M e sv | ) sat ~ 7 Hol Good 1 pets a i The following officers » rr reco ' ’ ’ ; « ARPE NTER Ypgtewtngrs ot tinuous Walt we! men, WATERMAN bee é N furnish . zene wey ry ; la ‘ . J WA RMAN Oo Nicely rie eve couvenienc: rea * | oe ; “A LION WATERMAN 510? b>— Picasant home ployed peepic: University car, reasv WATEKMAN. Stixx—Beautiful, hght. nO = 1 rvem in privat: fam), b' . oe “ wali ¢ 4 Mie nt L naive rsit: Ca©r Abas soo COU — Y BOARD ——— secretary. and Dr. Gali RTUNI NITY = children’s furnishing store in beads 0) and want to make iARI Wa Wat RMAN 5? 56—Will rent larg wtably furnished room in our hon to responsibic gentiiem Slane and ahi. ’ WELLS. 5988 — Cunnecting front room: : te cphon- ail convenrences. ING HOUSE—S& rooms; rent $00. west - $3ou 4451 nase New York City, treasureg RUOMING HOUSE—t-room flat: west. | FOrest 41298 we . The number of active ROOMING HOUSE —10 rooms, $300, easy | W4S raised from 96 te Sim termes App) 44 ol Page election of Drs. James LAMOMING HOLCSE—II rooms: cheap rent, | } . _ i joration. S520 Pine. Roc -“ ster, N. b ’ Edward ROOMING HOLSE—9 rooms. all filled: | ‘ -hurchill, Boston, and Alton Od STORE—Sacrifi-ed salabie stock alone . _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES poekien SEEK Chante ner, New Orleans a Miprorin dis 2 eS WeIELLS heed Large cool reom,; established: several! MOTOR HAULING IN BUSINESS FOR YOU RskI Pe 4) Ne ta) - 7 rev +) ih , : a v Be inp eS CLee, ce oe G te 9 goa re : oq / née 04 P ox P . ~*. ie oe wg or WEST PINE, 4007—Room. kitchen «tte: | os range, Water, phoue, laundry. | CONFEC TIONERT—No terms fe .5 heap: sciling on acccount of sickness,| Mer schedule. Arrival aie | er organisms of tt nel city, the town am Franklin, City will be at 4:30 p. mm. om WEST PING. 3829—Southern exposure second tioor: nea shy furnished : heht housekeeping. | DELICATES SEN a “BAKERY — gn ¥ ROOMING HoUsE—Y rooms. rice fur- | « ; nished. filed: reasenable. 4001 Wes | earlier than formerly. ) NOTION ST STORE, R. city and town being the telegraph, th ert e"¢ ROOMING HOLS E——jood iveation A) Wisk. 64°25 - Swmcier; private sanuthern exposure Hand TA4S ' “thom KK ALTY. ‘0° "é. “TION hii Y —tClean chase Day, at Hotel Chase, wig telephone and the light wires. Imag ge furniture voulvaal; clean, COF| ald Si . Se ine a city that has been crippled, « YALE. 10°1—Nice front room. a hede. | " gentiemen. Hiland 449% CoM PLETE manfacturing mai! order busi- mday. 4604 McPherson “5. of the president, W. K. BERR re ote came | saa HL. Lionberger, vice presi though a great knife had cut throug month: $3500 will handle. call! who will preside in the @ d the streets, severing the tangled sket k LORI ST—FEstablished ROOMS IN SUBURBS eer asnnmnen S12 DAILY sellinz .UNE . Re OM E | iR¢ —Equipment, RY OM ING BOARDING HOLT Se — Nicels : , iy uUrrTiisire i ‘r 10 POOMS: | « ree copi ( thes y:. sell or trade:- for farm near cit; shown. Th copies © McRee ‘¢) are to be deposited with revun) te eeet rers - . ON ECCHION ERT It is a disaster: it is what result invalids after al! CORE ITT: #941 University (ft. ROOM Delicatessen ROOMINGS HoUtCSh—tI rooms, completely | ciety rnished for housekeeping: good respect. | B+ age sion, one te be lent to sthema [perc opele tebe? eimMnar. when there is a great flood, a storm afire. It is what relief agencies, sud one to remain in its ove houscke Opin. roums. Dd ht, heat MRSET. 7307-——Neatiy furnish: - garan one Piock frem car ger Ulemen Inquire (Olfax 442 | DISTRIBU TER— Must be ¢ : ROOMING HOUSE—Newly furnished and! the city and state, and the ae eet bargain: terms. 4047 West to be offered for showing in time and in. And until very m™ BUSINESS FOR as the Red Cross, have to: confros FRRKGI SON 1I326—Room and beard couple, new home; private famil FURNITURE STORKE—New ann Rin iMING, HolseS1-7 roome al’ cities. SO4n8 Pace cently one of the greatest difficultts was the absence of any means of com tine Sree lperupse Call belvre GREELE S62——-Reoms, furnished fun “nashe a WEbster JioJ. ROOMING HOUSE—Nicely furnished: 1: BUSINESS FOR SALE — L ct ty STORE— IG S. MAPLE. 7463 Furnished roum, @ite: adults: garage ROOMS—.4, unfurnished: car age. Vimta Park WAbash IT514R. CONFECTIONERY —Corner. * mat irs nust sell. sickness nh = Munication. » Enright ‘cO.' SHOE REPAI ‘HOP— UMING - Taal sk % 1a reams me thine 5405 Lh ronenr-e. Fr But that obstacle has now been re moved. Even though each one of @ delicate nerves is cut right in two ag me 8°00: oriee S475 Siva sHOk REPAIR SHOP balance $25 per month. 4358 Del Landis machinery; $300, wilt Cc! | leaving eit 4035A 5th st. a life te (West sr. Lot is; TRU aT. ‘ ome "afl. "ei . ; sera at lai ifhent Hi ns. re MIMING Hot vE —8 Teoms eompiete for DRUG STORE — West End; moUsekee ning 2/1 ftijed rent S40) St}- eorner no competitors, cash. $150: parking yard. leaving; $79U. 147 Post-Dispateh BEST ‘MOV ING BUSINESS a “CTH INI oe ae ,L4OMS Tx = r sqive has two Mm cottage urnished or wut furnished modern, (837 “Falk Mapir wood, ay te front, Kitehen and vel ail onveniences: ha M ene ine set car. WEbster “ATR ‘ ire S°0d cong Dusmess. N \. Grane bist Rl BUTC R | ; At i oe ade, ROOMS the town. or community is completel isolated from the outside world the is a way of talking to the trapped & SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Must 3s SI FOR RENT—COLORED NEIGH BORHOOD pen Bidg._CHeet COMth + o e Furnish ‘j mons he water pr tvartie eCr Vie Liodell GAMBLY.. "615—Five unfurvished Sas. cloetrie: reasonable -" i aang i. pee ee « 4 Petey ome a r . mie Ne (Oe ee pe EBA s o ‘ wendbies ROP. ee _ — ee ee ee FATT 17 CO. CON PEK TIONERY — —— ain: mn on ~ CONFER TrIONERY Bakery ‘MING, 2 '¢. af > ie, oars hemutifulle > = Teritie—c_ anes tobact®, —— Wis) ter Kk. Mi sS—Nice HOODIE for werkine men JEtferson 76 _bstablished Paint Store ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED + > ej cr ere! (oerty Loeery NOREEN a Ora rh. } = f rankiimn, for the floods that swept the South ag wel perenne sacretiow ai. aiteT) oroORE ~ernce ff “ity Graves, $209 Marvin. first _exst | pusiness. Open Sends aaa Middle West iast month. And © siness on Souid Side, BOARD Wid.—For ° children: alse fer parmnts« Mpiaved southwest i ’ MERCHANDISE — Established | P ATTIZ CO |, CON FEC TK NERY aS See BOAR OING abies Talli): =i —Detabished tmat worked. It worked to the amelion t ’ ‘ ae nal aad ss av ee! ar wn on ital. love =~ a Dargain Sain Wil Pee ruti- tryrree'r? . - . ian : possession. Roberts. 18th end Pine.| TATLORING—Cleanine Kimar : of a great deal of human misef, i?) uees, leaving fur Burepe, a It ts a little surprising that som city Riverside > 40 BOARD Witd.—For °* children. alxo fer perenia omploved. cail Monday. TINt, ttyl ST credt } rmreigne 1: T 4 ' RI a NT) ‘|KA® NG—Geed ARD AAD 00M. Wid.— Refined ar BH ted) faints. ——s references, UtsBiit Lrea md ORD i private tami! y ) One didn’t hit om the idea before. Ft ~ bat nF aa ore FB onc pr mie pal E+ to ‘rade, ‘ : . | State st. East Si Loui see one thing that has always trouble » on Pree eeEpe in, | mer! nm Te. hoean pa ent for quick egies : PAPE R ROU TR—Marnine MING HBOULSE a) as E,sve | THE, ATER— Pe a eMtner in St nn towns. Box 1..LO8, Powe fy om ANU BOARD Wul.—For simai! rood home Box A ith. Porat DWeratel, “al ERY — Meat Me ANE BOARD Wt. —hy disaster workers has been to get ju is partie? ' “ Oui imdy crmployed Rox A. ey AND BOARD Wti.—For } a oon, wre @: with ovither « BOOUIITICMIALL tie. Bex A-347 GROCERY —And = mall nea. SHOP —ratabliebed: , ‘k AND . for hor, Milan’ 5201. ‘ ON FRA TIONERY — AND ME AT . ARK — =| ARD Wid. —Catholic mocterfiyel bevenme f beet) Pee megti fies! rte mit i : the hat steary reomers well es ab T hte ree ris £209 P ai? oom phetey very things to stranded peopie : the eral anc ‘ar ’ ad ‘ _* ‘ ear Fest RY ’ rwiele pane FS sair. ox W854. Post Diapat ‘ati | | TRE CTR B_ eacrl lent Tcgeier: 8 4 Needed. Often, in the past, the al: aicuvtg) eed 3 epeptperrert other ‘Box : Dd has been used but RO»: MING: en uF . aver + erree : bathe “es! (“alee ae ities A w?@ buy. - P * er tn all rons. excentionsits | Post-Dispatch. has only carried coais to a beleaguere furnished "te r th were f =e tt ne TORACTH AND CANTY BUSIN "k =" . its wil! ad wtr'et trwestication; wil] wholesale and retad. Bes aol 7 eweastie. i ren ew Th! ag to resoonsible part: Ar. ; ; reuter 7 ee ; . 4018 Woaoelirectet i tNITKD CHIAR STORE Prefer St. Aloysius Darien, : " al £72000 Rue fe. & Cleaning | save. Bex L417 Post-De ‘fe TH ND BOARD Witdl.—Manie. inte ¥ “gm * ceuple ieeiioona oie. Ror RTA Poxt Disoaten, ice IN PEC TIONERY. NOTIONS—Roome: es. | -ount of sickness. | u | GROCERY —Meat. a AND BOARD Wed. —Boute middie-ag ( Dusiness ma ith rmanent wx A A ‘oo be CTH INER Y —Gmeerw ESTA) N T— Noorcar of . wth peauired R 4 aA. No ‘se — - ar TANT Re ter ty Reese emeeemedl eamds Wes CONFECTIONERY — a —T rms 7 “wMI- bal secre in | 4 VARIETY Ton a Duy IM ANT) IARD Wid.—Hort eariy men! b tticulara, price, ‘~w phone PRuspect @0°75 or Be Pewt. CPterma te!) ‘ia evepert ales ents f Pee OW there ts no danger of (hi for by means of the simple -_ *mtatyt tehedct eure “te TY. tile "Pye if “Tens fy, Sei ~Ii(N Ea vey ipa pyri verry neluding Ford truck Aopiy Sumiay robe bid } Madwes &. fl r su Weat Ene “one? forture " nh VARIETY Ang we ae Paving ne buen imaginable pr oresses re | Pees rent “Tn $4) carh: | heap : ~~ Ps antl ferers can tell what they want. TI * og, | traifie street: moms; oo — 3 ; =! Toemtepm teh naien otter Victor Qo4N'\ Vv CONFECTIONER Y—Must WheeH ANt) ¢HMIiLl par? : OM A} ROARD Wid. Ry middle. German, with «mall German or AMefivun 8 ferred ITheox A244 : nt (raed : - factory distri 17 5S Cheutere VARIETY CONP EE OR® —— ’ CONFEC TION ERY sane . ‘ a et ety rfiesd for sar cmt — oo iM SHOP—Lome com] besinegs. nae 20 able offer refused. 4004 Baste ss fu: ty it pulet ete | GRoe ERY. —Dandr | RESTAT RANT —New!y Ww Ty) ean t be duplicated for one S008). CONFECTIONERY AND MIARD wd ee Pmnpiared: tt: wsmall mre nee eter reemers. Gren ' A raenca! ret Re : « s W..4 TM om * noel Ys | GROC ERY —™Meat clace fer man and Sw —-Deme goed musi news SO en age CONFECTIONERY ROOMS WANTED Niner hy '* 5 ae oe _- iinet ¢ '? Set ‘inioe —— ee —— a Map : ogg A. on tr iuh® at , —steclb . ai gi S$. 00 caeh. jo unt other business [70t stele = ; =; cnagre HOF REPAIR SHOP— tcecount of derth ENDITNa, MM mine ROC ° ted! ere 1°) 0 Wv eebaars ! rlesce ot terwais nw wren > 2% 3? 4 Te 1a. . ileus ht ak “a aT " 4h I [rt l ben rem torte, Re ") mus larce reT ; sree if $70) 48:20 Calvin as ‘YEARS OF EXPE RIEN R™’-PSRITN Site P— Machinere “ip « a WEAT no —{"4f} ry ~ bath Seftureinived Hex R405 MS Aitd : . a) te de ‘ream eol4 month. ert “, (a Featiee oe oo et!! cour See Opportunity for Man ns mitts Bee W.184) Peet Mien i t. hiepate hy Rep | ower frctengimily = aay “ee , Ke ATR SHOP—tood busine’s | Giners Come up. talk & ever. | R-“DR. Poet-Mienaich. bs ad — mene MoAnewting GRand 4006 ace A ? furniture nae Faster ak age oe i wm nuired SARRET CHAP — Firat ace , a ee Pairo Barber Supply f “soho Prep wi tien wee GUTH, 85 O86 Juiain. _REPATR SHOP —Gand renerene THE M. B. PATTIZ cr. We. + “Post Diepatch. Alkiseon, to tL. 1508 S. Garreon. : ‘lite O. Paul Brews Bidg. Cle machonrr: -argain fall Sun ‘ : *

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AP GIG SURGEONS NCI CUT OFF TRAIN Q NEW YORK CITY , i} ; 4 i Siq ti. OCIETY DINNER F (A PURCHASE 0 sf) ua If in p b r iep d rit t c . ‘ }s \/ 1} i a Ty ‘ ‘ ne > FOR SAIL! ae 19 rs ition + ’ a . A - +) pan st? SPeRIE NCE intly rut , (ow ee a »A aay «6f EP ~ Bi-. Alabama, showing the recent Geneva, Southern fioods. > ‘ ‘ ys ay « * +, *, se Wires. on ib oe P - : - even the remote farming com m u- nity. Sever the nerves asd stagnatton and death follow. The nerves in. the instance of the city and town being the telegraph, the telephone and the light wires. Imag- ine a city that Has been crippled, as though a great knife had cut through the streets, severing the tangled skein of nerves just below the surface. No light no telephone, nce water, no gas, It is a disaster; it is what results when there is a great flood, a storm, a fire, It is what relief agencies, such as the Red Cross, have to confront time and again. And until very re- cently one of the greatest difficulties Wes the absence of any means of com- Munication, But that obstacle has now been re- moved. Even though each one of the delicate nerves igs cut right in two and the town or community is completely isolated from the outside world there isa way of talking to the trapped in- habitants and finding out their needs. It is a perfected system of code sig- naling between land and airplane——the hewest wrinkle in saving human lives. This system was tried out by the Red Cross for the first time during the floods that swept the South and Middle West jiast month. And it worked. tt worked to the ameliora- tian of a xreat deal of human misery. It is a little surprising that some- One didn't hit on the idea before. For Ohe thing that has always troubled disaster workers has heen to eet just \he things to stranded people that they Méeded. Often, in the past. the air- Plane has been used, but too often it has Only carried coals to a beleaguered Neweastie OW there its no danger of this, for by meana of the simplest imaginnabie processes flood suf- ferers can ‘ell what they want. The nly eguipment the refugees must have re strips of white cloth. When an ‘rplane hovers over them they can "rite a code measage in letters 12 feet high and two feet wide. And it isnt Decessary to have been a Boy Scout © employ this code. The first thing the pliot does under the new plan is to drop down a copy of the Red Cross Air Ground Code. And the system ts how being perfected so that the co- eration of air units throughout the ‘untry will be available on very brief notice. When the recent floods be- gan to become threatening, Red Cross chapters affected put into operation the relief machinery that has been de- veloped through handling 938 disas- ters in the United States since 1881 Vice Chairman Fieser of the Na- tional Ked Cross in Washington, D. €., made offers of assistance, which were accepted, to the state kovernments concerned. The § little city of Elba, Alabama, having 1681 people, 70 miles south of Montgomery and Maxwell Air Field, occasioned con- siderable anxiety, because all access to it was destroyed. Lieutenant Linsen Hawse) of Maxwell field established radio communication between Mont- yomery and a point as near Elba as could be reached on foot, and Major W. R. Weaver instructed his pilots and observers ag follows: ¢ ROCEED to Elba, Alabame, 66 p March 15, for the purpose of establishing communication with the authorities in charge of relief work at that place. Two-way radio communication wiil be used. Red Cross Air Ground Message Code. Take off to be at daylight “All ships will be held on the line, in readiness for immediate flight. “The following equipment will be carried Red Cross Air Ground Mes- sage Code, two Very pistols and am- munition, message pads, drop-meéssage bags, hapok coats.” The observation planes not opni¥ were able to communicate with the radio unit near Elba, but by use of the Red Cross Atr Ground Code got in touch with Al- abama national guardsmen on the scene To facill- tate distribution of the code, the Montgomery Ad vertiser printed ai speciai edition containing it, which was distributed from the vlanes on their first jour- ney over the flood tands From Friday, Mareh 15, until noon Monday, Max- well Field fivers made 120 round-trip flights and de- ‘ivered almost incredible guantities of supplies. They dropped 4400 loaves of bread, 3u0G packages of crackers, 500 cans of milk, 2000 pounds of canned meat, 42 cases of matches, 1190¢@ pounds of bacon, 160 bars of chocolate, 5,000 drinking cups, 1200 cap- gules of quinine, typhoid vaccine for 2000 people, 2000 blankets and 1500 pounds of clothing In addition, many miscellane- ‘A, ; ous items, ranging from clz- QA arettes, muslin, raisins, aapirin one und adhesive tape to hypodermic VA Wii syringes and outboard motors, Tf were dropped successfully. it / is difficult to estimate how a ae An many lives were saved or the degree of suffering prevented, by this flying feat. Reports of the avi- ators themselves are characteristically laconic and only stiggest the human story behind thelr activities. Captain W. H. Beatty, pilot, report- ed: ‘Took off 6:15 a. m. Proceeded to junction of Little and Alabama riv- ers with food supplies, searching for isolated families. Just to west of Al- abama River, about the junction of Little River, found several shacks completely surrounded by water. There were no signs of life about either of these. Nearby on a house right at the water's edge some 24- odd Negroes had congregated. apparently from houses nearby which were surrounded, Sup- plies dropped to these people ‘“Treea Of. Sise 4. BR TS ; a Pes PA” PRR? Ae ‘ Pa ‘! “~« t x Sats e Aft . " : | ee | wee Pa he ‘ee " a's was se” — - : ee . te ’ .¢ 5 Af o"% "a0 g sl ao Os) Sar sd | etry aw ile. . ’ ; ‘) we ' ° +e "S iat io . . “te aes at Mantes mes a me : 41* Miter, i a * € 6%) in mately signaled for supplies, dropped and received by occupants.”’ Frank Byerly of a Douglas transport plane, carrying a 600-pound load, reported: “Took Off ere circle. Put down letters a. m. for Geneva, Dropped blankets and food. Ficked up signal calling for Water down consider- Came back by Elba.” Lieutenant - by o F down. tnderciothing. ably Lieutenant C | lated: | ported Captain E. W. Bul- ' lock, pilot, and Lieutenant | G. Byrum, observer. {| west over river, territory toward Selma, Aia- bama. There are about 1°) {fsolated Negro houses and with approxi- living in it, who which one church 10 Negroes “Took off food and supplies cuh River Valley. of Andalusia to within of Brewton, On south Marooned Cities From the Sky New Code of Com mun ; ca tion Between nal code was developed during Beleaguered Flood Sufferers and Reltef Workers in Airplanes Proved Itself During Recent’ Disasters. 10°30 patroling Alabama. Circled Operated Major C R } Plane being loaded with a supplies at Montgom- 4 ery, Alabama. ¢ 4 » wat +e “ ~~ sr habdited.”” Nothing eould be devoid of deta). While aircraft have proved most indispensable in Red Cross dis- aster relief operations, the first New Eneglaud flood of November, 1927. The Army Air Corps Vermont area worked out a prelimi- nary code, since perfected and copy- righted by the Red Cross. That code was made public May 4, 1928, but its use was not urged until February of this year, a half-month before Southern flood. “Flew aster Strikes,’ explains how 200 persons.’ letter H tend of message) N THE event that catastrophe S. Vaughan, pilot. re- visits any Missouri point with Thirty-firat Division Missouri Cone- tional Guard Air Corps is from ing officer, received a copy 10 miles Air Ground Code and agreed Alabama. Dropped individual sacks af | oyis in photographing code isolated houses that were in- ore a2 i = ay ; s : from the air and dropping packages eae. rain squalis, three field to an island end of the Olive ground to drop hit squarely How the signals iook from the air. This photograph was made during a receni National Guard demonstration by the aw Missouri wrest. committees each Pa , ( oe f me a , Fo ato! Ol ZN Ne the following sample message: persons homeiess. We need bread for co-operate with the Red Cross more The new Red Cross Chapter Manual of relief procedure, calied ‘‘When Dis- send “100 “Put down Jatter C, leave it on the ground until the plane has made a complete circle. Take up letter C and were put down letter O. Remove letter O as soon as plane has made a complete pilot circle. Put down letter M. Remove it as soon as the plane has made a com- OF. Remove them as soon as the plane har made a compiete circle. Put down the Na- ready. Wassall, command- in St. letters dummy Although ; day afternoon, April 7, was : disturbed by high wind and planes led by Major Wassali flew ’ from the St. Louis flying sun- Missouri River just off the Street road, St. Louis County, and staged a demonstration Major Wassall took photo graphs and directed other pilot, who swooped down-within 50 feet of the half- dozen three-pound bags of sawdust on the code letters that served @s a target bag landed further than 10 feet from its goal and four Red Cross experience has taught preparedness. While any idea of catastrophe is far removed from the pub- lic mind, Red Crose chapter disaster relief committees are quietly at work. These have chairman, and subcommittee chairmen on food, clothing, shelter, medical aid, registration, transportation and finance. Co-operating with local authorities and experts, these commit- tees consider which of the usual! dis- aster hazards threaten the territory of their chapters The subcommittees on food deter- mine community meat, canned goods, and other food resources. Local merchants participate in an inventory of available food preparation and serving equip: ment. All the other subcommit- tees proceed likewise in connec ion with thelr responsibilities. Then if a disaster occurs, the Red Cross chapter immediately offers local authorities the serv- ice of the organization, which means that the Disaster Relef Committee is ready to deal with a Situation that it understands At once the chapter also notifies the National Red Cross ao that it may be ready to assist, if nee- essary, with trained disaster workers, nurses and in other ways. sergeant Burkhardt, who flew with Major Wassall and snapped the photographs, said: ‘We just made it between storms. The signals showed clearly on the ground, and no difficulty was experienced in dropping the bags on the letters, which were a good target. The flight was made under extremely adverse _ visibility conditions, and for that reason the photographs would be even clearer on a bright day.’” Major Wasaall's flight was then made under typical weather conditions accompanying fioods and proves that planes can do the job. ESIDES complete destruction of coInmunication, it may be that medical supplies are urgently needed at some town where a plane could not land In cases like this, upon word of the situation, the Na tional Red Cross will get in touch with Major Wasaal!l at once. He in turn will secure permission for the flight from the proper authorities in Jefferson City. The necessary articles will be rushed to the Sit. Louis Flying Field and iymmediately carried to their destination by Major Wassal!'s flyers. A flyer returned to a spot in South- ern Alabama where for two days he had dropped food to refugees. On his lust trip he was surprised to see the people below running about excitedly Thinking there must be another mes- sage for him, he circled and watched, and as he did so he saw spelled out in odds and ends of shirts, sheets and cloth, ‘‘God Bless You. They waved at him and he waved back and then sped away His work was over and he was needed elsewhere The fact that the world is linked by such slender and delicate means of communication has worried many thinkers In a recent book the econ ymiist, Stuart Chase, wrote “An engineer once explained to me how a hundred key men, operating its veins of water, power, gas, sewage dis posal, milk supply and communica tions, could snuff out the life of « great city, almost as neatly as though every crevice had been filled with poison gas. Even in the country, with a growing use of electric power, the telephone, gasoline and imported food- stuffs, we lean heavily on machines we do not understand When a fuse blows out in my suburban home. we can neither see, cook por keep warm The machine has presented us with a central nervous aystem, protected with no spinal vertebrae, lying almost naked for the cutting. Jf for one reason or another it is cut, we face a terrifying. perhapa a mortal, crisis.’ But Red Cross officials believe that such a crisis would not be as serious as Chase and others believe, that aid could still be brought to the stricken community in the form of precisely or dered manna dropped from tlic heavens. ow -_* # oe oe Rte! aire mee a4 . . Sal tes aie the ah ee ee as a eee Ss 7 ee ee —. * rig > - ” oy tee eee rr ee . - = De ietem oe @ » ” . 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The next day Captain Popescu was facing his adversary, sword in hand. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine GENEVA. N THAT fateful night which marked the tragic end of her adven- turous career, Mme. Vivilla Duce, youthful and viva- cious Rumanian dancer, gave a din- ner party in the Kursaal of Geneva. It was her twenty-eighth birthday and she wished to celebrate it gayly in the company of a few friends to whom she had be- come attached during her stay in Switzerland. The brilliantly lighted Kursaal Res- taurant was packed with a cosmopoli- tan crowd. Vivilla threw searching glances around as if looking for some- body. Then she caught sight of a young man sitting at the other end of the dining room, and calling a waiter said to him: “Do you see that gentleman over there-—-the young man in a dinner jacket? Yes, M. Raymond Boissier, the banker. Go to him and teli him that I am celebrating my birthday and would like to drink a glass of cham- pagne with him. Ask him to come over for a moment.” The waiter obeyed, and came back in a moment. M. Boissier was very sorry, he said, but was unable to ac- cept Madame’s invitation because he was with friends. Vivilla nodded, a sudden flame flar- ing in her eyes, then rose and walked to the table where M. Boissier was sitting. She said to the young man in a tone of sadness and resignation: “Raymond, today is my birthday. Can't we spend a half an hour to- gether?”’ “You see that I am in company. Please don't disturb me,”’ he answered. Vivilla paused. There was passion and hatred in her look. Then she took a revolver from her handbag and fired three shots. Boissier fell. His guests rushed upon Vivilla, wrenched the gun from her hand, led her away and called the police. When she reached the station, a report al- ready had been received by telephone that M. Raymond Boissier was dead. When they questioned Vivilla the’ dancer's only reply was: ‘It is fate. Those I perish.’ love must hung over the life of Vivilla Duc, led her through a series of weird adventures and ultimately tossed her into a cell of the Geneva Prison. Vivilla Due is the daughter of a Rumanian Army officer. Her origi- nal name was Parachiva Ciocau, which she changed for the presum- ably better-sounding Vivilla Jonescu when she took up the career of a dancer. She was a girl of exquisite beauty and marked ability, and when she made her first appearance on the vaudeville stage in Bucharest she scored a sweeping success. Within a short time she became the darling of the Rumanian capital, had many ad- mirers and was living in luxury. I: WAS, indeed, a grim fate that She made the acquaintance of a young army Captain, Jonel Popescu, son of a rich family, who fell in love with the young dancer and proposed marriage His family, however, ob- jected, having planned for him to marry a girl of wealth and social standing. Young Popescu hoped to Page Two. money, V ivilla. overcome the resistance of his parents and he and Vivilla decided to wait. The girl continued dancing for the time being, but planned to give up her professional career imme- diately upon marriage. One night Jonel Popes- cu was waiting for Vivilla at the stage door after the show. When she came, a well-dressed young man stepped up and in- vited her to go to supper with him. Captain Popes- cu told him to go about his business. An argument ensued and the two men exchanged cards. Such an affair in Rumania could only end in a duel, and the next day Captain Popescu was facing his adversary, sword in hand, on the field of honor. In the first assault the Captain received a wound in the neck —— . = He had embezzled large sums of spending the most of it on ‘Those I Love Must Perish” and a few hours later he died The affair, of course, created a sensation in Bucharest. It meant not only the end of Vivilla’s ro- mance but also the end of her artistic career in the capital. Two weeks after the burial of her fiance she went ‘o Berlin, where she secured an engagement with one of the largest vaudeville thea- ters. She played in Berlin for three months, then toured Germany, appeared in Vienna, returned again to Germany and finally landed in Wies- baden, where she was engaged for the summer as a dancer in one of the local cabarets. Her beauty attracted attention and every evening she was in the com- pany of wealthy young people, who arranged parties in her honor and showered valuable gifts on her. One young man in particular was the steady companion of Vivilla Joner- cu. He lived on a generous scale, spent money lavishly and tried to per- suade Vivilla to elope with him. The dancer refused. She liked him, but did not wish to handicap his career. Toward the end of the summer the LOUIS GR By JAMES M. GOULD of the Post-Dispatch Staff VERY year in St. Louis—and in all other large cities in the country—a band of West Pointers, some graying .and per- haps a little bald, others fresh-minted from the academy, gather to celebrate the founding—it was in 1802—of ‘‘the old, grey school on the Hudson” or, officially, the United States Military Academy. On these occasions, talk is all about West Point, but at the recent reunion here the talk was, in particular, about the paucity of changes at the acad- emy, how traditions are traditions. how they never change. A retired General spoke about the room he oc- cupied as a cadet and was told by a pert young Second Lieutenant that the room still was in use, and quite the same as when the General left it. And then someone referred to the ‘‘skin list,’ which, more officially and respectfully, owns the title of ‘‘delin- quency list."" The skin list is read at parade each evening and consists of the names of those cadets who have transgressed the regulations, the re- cital of their offenses and the punish- ment meted out. The number of of- fenses for which demerits and other punishments may be given is as the sands of the desert. Many of these penalties are imposed for ordinary breaches of military discipline, but “dancing improperly" can cause, and has caused, an inspecting officer ap- parent anguish and a cadet real pain. reunion, much to the surprise of most of those present, that skin- list proceedings of other days were read aloud, and each of these readings touched someone seated about the re- union table. For this skin-list infor- mation had been dug out of the files at West Point for this occasion, and Colonel J. A. Kress, the oldest member of the St. Louis ‘West Point Associa- tion,’ heard even of his delinquency ~ QO IT came about at this particular ADUATES OF WEST POIN Old Delinquency Reports Show How High- Ranking Officers of Today Used Gen. E. J]. Spencer, who was “skinned” for building a fire in the company street. back in 1861—first year of the Civil War. Cadet Kress of those days was given five demerits for “making a highly im- proper and impertinent request of his instructor in the Spanish section room’ and two more de- merits under the same date for ‘conducting himself in a_ childish and trifling manner in the Spanish section room.” In October, 1875, Colonel G. W. Goode tried to write his name on his desk with a siate pencil and received five demerits for his pains, and in July, 1879, General E. J. Spencer, former president of the St. Louls association, added three demer- its to his collection for “building a fire in his company street."’ Tactical officers—-commissioned of- ficers in charge of cadet companies and intrusted with the instruction and inspection of said companies—are, to the eye of the cadet, necessary evils. However, they are not to be imitated or ridiculed, as. Colonel F. Q. Bon- fils found in 1878, when he “rapped on’ doors of his division of barracks in Vivilla Duc’s Fateful Valedictory Over the Admirer She Slew in a Fashionable Geneva Restaurant. young man, who was man- ager of a local bank, disap- peared. It was discovered that he had embezzied large sums of money, spending the greater part of it on Vivilla. His family paid back the money and the bank with- drew the charge against him. But the police or- dered Vivilla to leave Ger- many within forty-eight hours. A local theatrical agency offered her an engagement in Geneva, provided she could appear in that city two days later. Vivilla had no pass- port and she could not wait the neces- sary time to obtain one. So she got in touch with some one who agreed to get her a passport for Switzerland at a price. It was a forged passport, but the dancer had no time to lose. She bought it and two days later arrived in Geneva. In Geneva, Vivilla Jonescu first ap- peared as a dancer in a cabaret, then she secured a job as a hostess in the bar of the fashionable Kursaal. She and the Major Thomas McDonald, now a St. Louis lawyer (left) and Major Spencer Merrell. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 28, 1929. “SAIN LST imitation of his tactt- cal officer.’’ And Col- onel C. C. Martin strenuously denies this, but the official records shows that he received two demerits on January 16, 1879, for not “taking a bath during the week of January 10."’ Then Col. E. L. Butts had a rather tough time of it in 1889 for twice on the skin lists of that year he was reported for “profanity.’’ The re- corder reports that Colonel Butts never afterward as a cadet was ‘‘skinned’’ for this offense, and in- fers that he _ re- formed. Jumping into the new century, it was found that the writer, who happened to be a member of the cadet choir, ran foul of the law and took a four-demerit punishment for “Leaning over organ loft rail and gazing at congregation during divine service.” AJOR R. C. TAYLOR. who is in IY[ cold storage business in St. Louis now, was rather sur- prised, in May, 1991, when his name appeared on the skin list. According to the report, Cadet Taylor had ‘‘an unauthorized bottle of hair tonic be- tween the folds of mattress at Sun- day morning inapection."’ Constant formations make cadets (Concluded on Page 7.) Vivilla Due. was gay, young and attractive and once again found herself surrounded by an army of admirers. One night a smart young man stepped to her table in the bar and asked for a danee. Vivilla accepted and thus her last and fateful romance began. The new suitor was M. Raymond Boissier, a well-to-do Geneva banker. He went every night to the bar in the Kursaal to dance with her and told her he was in love. Vivilla felt that she had found at last the happiness of her life. Raymond was resolved to marry her, but his family so opposed this union with a cabaret dancer and night- club hostess that he decided to waits few months. Upon his insistence Vi- villa left the Kursaal and went to live in a luxuriously-furnished little apart- ment which Raymond Boissiler provid- ed for her. It was assumed that ins few months Raymond might succeed in persuading his family that Vivills would make a good wife for him. Thé pair talked often about their future plans. Thus the months passed... 4 half a year one year . s 4 two years. Raymond could not per- suade his parents to give their ap proval to his marriage with the girl he loved. At last young Boissier decided to put an end to this situation and to marry Vivilla even against the will of his family. He was about to take the necessary steps to secure a license when he found out that Vivilla was not in possession of any document to satisfy the legal requirements fot ob taining a marriage license. Of course she had her passport, but the pas port was forged and they did not wish to secure a license on the basis of & false document. Boissier suggested that Vivilla return to Rumania, s cure a new passport and meet hef lover in Bucharest, whence they would return togetHer. So Vivilla left Geneva for the Ru- manian capital and there awaited news from Raymond. UT no letters came from the banker. Immediately after the departure of Vivilla the family of Boissier united to convince him that this marriage would simply mean the end of his career, that it would impelr his social position and ultimately bring unhappiness to him as well as Vivilla. For a short time Raymond ws’ ered. He, too, saw the material dit advantage under which this marriag® would place him. His love for Vivilla may have cooled a bit, too. He brooded over the possibility of a break with Vivilla and finally decided to give het up. He wrote her a letter telling of the change in his feelings, sent het 5000 france and advised her to stay in Bucharest and start a new exit tence. When Vivilla received the letter she packed her things and hurried back & Geneva. The first surprise awaiting her was a summons from Police Heaé- quarters, where she was told that she was an undesirable alien and would have to leave town within ten dayt She called up Boissier. He told het that his decision was final and that he did not wish to be bothered. Crushed, unhappy. Vivilla did not know what to do. She could not g° back to her old job in the Kursaal because she had to leave Geneva-— unless she could find a legal pretext to stay there. For instance, if she (Concluded on Page 7.) _ %4 a Ned ’ - a! h a Mrs. Charles W oodsude, the former lion tamer. \ \\ ——, \Z7 o/ } By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch f Sunday Magazine ‘ Be KANSAS CITY. Missour NCE i} time when the there wa Konsas Citve at inmnetion of 1 Vi iw rivers depended Kaw and cowboys and diana and ro frontiersmen f their excitem: Pyiy? fhese days ire gone fore’ excttement occasional VA eat There s« atl) almost heg effete E where men ore wher the haut - s me what the ht expect tn a city nose to he men and women rativ ladies Whiet darne means that thre ings do happen among the femin here Last summer a cl ilid-voiced little woman emu i Nation and wrecked a bi That And dot preee ded with her littte hatehet nation-wide senaation eccnuse it had been ny by another sensational epis whipping of a 16-vear-old ether 1 former tion tame " a recent Saturday in the bustest part of Kat shopping dist famous "Ww VW oods of Kaneas ¢ Omes an echo of the hh Crna Alrs (‘haries mer (jon tamer inawares tand uf MacKinnon had befrien erie hn’ - Mise Inez we Pie inet ven? wodeaide « daughter Lay mother s shocking of eorporal punisnm t) ‘? nm? thing Known 'f nost feminine hearts an wa in Mre Wi fanghter by a former marr ' lones a chemitet. They \V ret HEN when M W Ernest. a | traffic patrolman, interfere is an noliceman who kn * i* emploved to protect mem Weaker “ey even from t °*n kind should interfere—-and W oodaide off to the jail re ‘he was stil) belligerent. And did ‘dmit using her fists on Miss 3 Kinnon*® Admit it? Why. man Oagted of jt’ i've been looking for her for 0 & Vear Mrs Woodaide, wh "Sid to he part Indian, told the ‘man and the inquiring report " Kathered where the encou “GOk place “I'll get her again, fen [il finiah the job. I'll beat “niwhers |} see her on the street eure! anywhere Pe. . whys sii hye ,enom’”

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rish” }The EX-LION TAMER on the LOOSE AGAIN The Woman Who W hipped Her Daughter Until She Bled, Nursed Her Revenge for a Year and Then Beat Up the Daughter’s Protector on the Kansas City Vivella Duc. gay. young and attractive and again found herself surrounded a army of admirers. . One night hart young man stepped to her pin the bar and asked for a dance. a” bie . ion 5 la accepted and thus her last and , | ‘are ¢ 7 : ty : : | | ' Ai Jon ul romance began. | y Mrs. Charles 4 a Pee Gs ae tate he new suitor was M. Raymond ? W oodside, the tt FF ay 7 , A i 4 of Mrs Woodside fer. a well-to-do Geneva banker. former lion tamer as , / | | ent every night to the bar in the . 1 to dance with her and told \ ' , | ee oe he was in love. Vivilla felt that SS . Ry 7 | hein ag el aaa had found at -laet the happiness need fear being hats er life - “A ¥ ‘ordinary spanking me " ° nk s pen — oo o ke > Pers + — describe an ordinary ymond was resolved to marry but his family so opposed this mn with a cabaret dancer and night- | | ) and a lot o ,hostess that he decided to wait a : : | for the mother Mra. Woodside months. Upon his insistence Vi- left the Kursaal and went to live By a Special Correspondent luxuriously-furnished little apart- of the Post-Dispatch | : t which Raymond Boissier provid- f Sunday Magazine ’ ai a% f | dear me’ or her. It was assumed that in a KANSAS CITY 28 OUT a. If came abou! months Raymond might succeed NCE ther Mi ! , : recent attack ol persuading his family that Vivilla , me when @! wo pe lion tamer on ld make a good wife for him. The ais Kansas Citys e | ‘ : Pm Miss MacKinnon talked often about their future 7 netfon oO 1 : | ; oe “a % happened to go to ° ; i utreetx 9 catch the sarn: Alre a. her “1 ne efritic hs rey fro fy 1] to -his marriage with the girl heir nent o} ere a a, hind. Biff, biff—-just like that. Mise oved. tsrms of AErs. CC a- last young Boissier decided to 7 . : sdes jury. an end to this situation and to a wheretthe ¥V St berins , ‘ . the blowe fel) No cowering lion cub y Vivilla even against the will } not what . ae aie ) Whe he from the effects of Thippin i ever ephrank away 60 crestfalien ’ t 9 : . ; ‘ . , : . \ ws Now, despite all + f it was virtual vindicat! > * ~ ~ up and upsets a peace! 7? ‘\ ’ ti . 7. *" -—- = ¥ x ee ee ere oe? “* ee . ernoon nv fAHKIMNGY tenoher yf Lore —_ am vo oe = ee lle Ai Ate - — tom _— e+ oak ee ee a aa h. 7 oan oe o @ Pye penny ~~ » te _- o go towards e car when Mrs. Wood as -* ~~ ah oe & os an ' Niecesind . MacKinnon ducked and fled up Tenth street, but she was overtake! Again s family. He was about to take 7 amazed and terroritzed as the hig hecessary steps to secure a license PPOs men and women are 7 i lacKinno) re of her tear school and Rabbaih day pedagogus h he found out that —. was y JBd1es | \ansarn City Kankas high \n uppercut from Mrs Woodside s MN possession of any document to neans at ti darnd sehool. for refus The teac! told find found the scholastic mans Sheed y the legal requirements for ob- things di poem among mi Ind lenry Meade ¢ e Wyandott: , A shriek for help. A ath meee “es ® Marriage license. Of course Pon tin gs Sk SUMS | eat inty ] rict Court about the wht | ‘ould whi r ie mother had been in fall py to the reseus ¥OUsS had her passport, but the pase- ved. ¢ l-voieed littl Nan emulat Wi id doesn't lik Hy on nine and probab hinted th as her n : suid ha right | daye her attorneys brought a What's going on here was forged and they did not wish a Carry nd wrecked a blind an who an 16 nD 4 ot | Mise MackKi: a © ‘yn t) and 3 ws if habeas corpus to get her ive heen lcokine ure a license on the basis of a tieer with her ifttie hateher ’ ; ler exh con im th rild-animys non wen wiee eciiaehias ina ee fee . mathew ont , 7” it phe surprised ever: eaas Mee Wandaid document. Boissier suggested a ng ni-wide sensation nag Gounir Cai O% everal yel have taught re] .4 ne ne prigneciyp ake! rh} that pa : ul sé using & srole that the Judge o! turned mY GAauKhier ag: Vivilla return to Rumania, se- — had been preceded | pr the dangers | ansio Ah et thn Oe a eae pam Fe ajdtemae? im leaker a: iain wei mee whe & new passport and meet her lew” 3 ts ie ctiadiel entend cnasieentio€d s And surely Mit whiney as hae tet via 4) | 1 ehtias ERS ea ices ep eee ia allel _ }in Bucharest, whence they would 7 ariiy t ) ) , ) nd bb b togetifer Vivilla left Geneva for the Ru- nh capital and there awaited from Raymond. UT no letters came from the banker. Immediately after the in ech f ) ! | ) i , Of departure of Vivilla the famil’ in 5 ‘ho Woodsia In the trial before Judge Frea Rk ths LOM | : — On ¢) ittime i a 1.0) tiseal of pissier united to convince him that aemaan “oer Kenaas (it 7} in the Kaneas marriage would simply mean the anan ane wate . ne : Court in Mare} pf his career, that it would impair e cht Mixe Ines Kinno } rought out that Mrs bcial position and ultimately bring Ppiness to him as well as (to la. r a short time Raymond wav- He, too, saw the materia! dis- : i ns | : saad va | ) i tage under which this marriage ' 7 eminine hf. on 1 oretty lauchtes edmitt atic} are at cide of the state eatne 3 as uals init a wn es , ‘ion! that draws bi i place him. His love for Vivilia ES —e ) have cooled a bit. too He brooded the possibility of a break with a and finaliy decided to give her He wrote her a letter telling © - 3 ) ) , | : : - of hange in his feelings, sent her re »: the mee ite i : ae sen an es & ne hed hoan ivied @ith on ae ) om tee wane ee , france and advised her to stay WE it —- ci ee : eo ae - Se Nae eel | ee ia hooks o ote ontnt 2 Spokane Spokes- scharest and start a new exis- | na Sania interfered ~~ ™ 'f wallane « ees ee ee ee en a se — we adent cir] rs Ss ow i, Washingtor nA Deer be « 4 Re oe ° . * toot, et eel a ‘ hen Vivilla received the letter she § her things and hurried back (to “ee The first surprise awaiting r ind ould interfere a summons from Police Head- Mrs. Woodaide | o the rea, where she was told that she the War sti]) helligerent And n undesirable alien and would Admit using her feta on to leave town within ten day® Kinnon Admit it nae! efore ria) ifas 3 ara Og ; “plied up Boissier He told her hoartad ai ) lmniny rf . ' } ce Jude mad rans : fa 4 -_ drast! mo is tan eri romatl pe tt Mack nis decision was final and that he ve 1 looking for her for more ped he d t in the Kansas City (K: means wha ‘ n alraid eh — Woodsid bt wish to be bothered. ab Mra Woodside. who | : ity Mal aa OF tne regula! " : : Phctes! —— re a ce tose 1 ) : - : , ne ' -: Shee ' Ot | : Judge portponed what to do. She could not £0 ieeman and 1} inguirin reporters to her old job in the Kursaa! Who ga he? e enpeounter she had to leave Geneva— Ok | lt} get her again. never she could find a legal pretext ‘ear | finish t? ili beat her y there. For instance, if she aniwher. ame % on the street. 1 Chure: (Conciuded on Page 7) “ = ; | | late | hil teed tin ae Cis deans tc pie wea | satttels tin nteall itu essly puntahes And the heen the it shes g€0n* awa aayse FEvidentiy over...for tor iahmen’ ‘for the Sunday Magatine—St. Louis Post-Dispaitch—April 28, 1929. Page Three.

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ed Mrs. Pegyy ° Eaton, from a portrast made late tn Isfe. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine WASHINGTON FFICIAL dinners have beer given nd officials and their wives nay - -_. re Yaten ‘ tt” Add . ep ’ 7 not {tor iove it & ~ 4» t . rannc (nat CcOUDLS kT} i nat m the arm of the President and sit at his right or whether vou re crowded in somewhere n the middle next to the Stamese Am- bassador The controversy that rages recentiy over the Vice President's ais ter deme demonstration Vice BiSter mestrated this, if any Was needed President Curtis Mrs. Edward E with a rank which his wanted his (f,ann, to he his ‘ om FFs ~ ) i. . Ui iCjARi ogstess ie oe aa , +. . : wife would have heid had she not died four years ago When opposition de- LAr y LAAN Oo . Q } - or J > i> iOTLUNne BIWAYVS BDOKE tT as ne KK Rachel's first hus- namea kh mnerd: VailiuPru 1Ov0arTcs tongwer, she took band Was a scoundrel to endure him what she belleved to be the necessary a divorce and, finally: — Py — eh > ho — | understand that she had 5 ag ' = ee Rec ua re was given to secured the divorce decree. a 8 e% ‘ 4 in » , , — AiLeGr f{ 1S sne mace tne acd jaAintance ‘ T. i> ~~) + . = — f Jackson across the tabie of a board- . rT? 4 - - ‘ e g house ihney were married. The Tre ars Cand hr ~ . J: “kbaeor wr) 7 | iac Ui ids OTrOkKe., ACKSOD & eneniies ooked into the matter and asserted that Mrs. Jackson had never really se- cured a divorce A technicalit Was > ina OS ry 3} asc thie — y rwe ‘ io ALLE " Rie ha as = oo F~ niavyv gCerr day. it occasioned a great scanda! "rT } . ° | >) Le (Sic ; d Those who disiiked Old Hickory felt ss i” - r ° justified in referring to him forever 4 4 re © ’ ? auUUiLe rer humiliated by the snobs at the great ball in honor of her hus- band that followed the battle Orleans Then came the campaign mean tongues Wareged entiy said very much the same‘things in 1828 as in 1828. The a } ( ¥ineg la ? = TY “> ; e —— a4 iV aia i Ott a Cf Abi? i porary A coarse-looking, stout little old - - - e* . ‘ — ; 4 } “ woman wWonom you mignt Casi.y MisiaKke for (the reneral’s washerwoman were it not for the marked attention , y - = he pays er Her eyes are express great kindness of face is rather broad. her . ak ‘ ‘ ; Sf alLUTes piain Wwithsi her But face is 80 good-natured and motneriy, lat you immediately feel at ease wit her Her figure is rather full. but and carelessly dressed. so that loosels when she is seated she seems to set- e\iz *- 1 i¢ . tie into herself in a manner that is ee . = = 3 « } - neither graceful nor elegant HAT was the mildest asort of thing they said Feline minds xclaimed “But can vou think of that woman as the President’s« Two Tr Hache heard some of these clacking tongues three days after th: election inadvertently over- She feit °ahe had been a handicap to her husband Two or iater ane three weeks died of an ailment of the heart This makes it easy to understand Jackson a af? = a few months later when he, as President, was confronted with the Peggy Aili of his the voung wife being loyal to Rachel. as the {oK- apher Meade Ostracisem of Faton warm lovaity went out to He was, in reality Minnigerode, points What they had said about Rachel! wasnt a candie to what they were say- Unlike mB PS ing about the new wife of the Secretary .: War She had been a great favorite at her father ern She had ex- changed banter with many men it of £00d istinguished Was An inn standing PEGG Lost Her Fight for Recognition but the Row That Resulted From Her ‘ Ostracism Caused the Dismissal of a Cabinet and | the Making of a President. \ /JHEN by the Ears | f | Mrs. She Gann, whole situation _ a 1) 7." . and Jackson had and her parents said galiantly seem to have mad: Ye y all means money Peg was a narry Peg and handful S' she make sure her was 14 the caught good name He hor trving ‘ pe RneV ner and ad witt A Captain yf mired her spirit CaVairTy Woo ac When the list of one wife alread Cabinet poata waa nd they sent her Mrs. Edward Gann. ade pubiie the off to a highiyv re storm breke. It had spectahbie academy for females in New een bad enough with Jackson bring- York City She wouldo't stay ther ing A he rabbie to Washington long Ne@Vel efore wrote Mrs. Samue! she had not been back in Washing- Harrison mit! did the city seem to ton more han a few months before e so £:00m so many changes in &o- she gained consent to marry a Mr ejety sO many families broken up Timberlake, an officer in the nave ind those of the first distinction and Mmissars The marriage did not go “ gave a tone to societs Those wei Ita fai reé hag been nternrs ted * egal ¥y furnis! ed uses Str ; pe 7 of n two different ways. One group of their splendid furniture-—that furni- nistorians say it was Timberlake's ture exposed to public sale-—those that he neglected Peggy and remained awav from home much longer than his MAV!a: GQU.cIeSs NOTHER mn Pegey orait tr) rete x | 4 » . — \ oe 5 , the biame These historians are inclined to ce¢redit the gossip of considera Die ¢. ~ . i fact. Major John Henry Eaton was etaying at er father's tavern Mrs Timberlake saw a great deal of him an o | , 4, L . ;O0 UT uch [Or per Own g£00cd. . iA . . — ~~, > ** +. 4 &IpDSs S2aiG ‘ t {tainiv too muci .Or ner : ‘ "TT. , — reputation ihere were stories of a wiid party at Georgetown. They sne swore like a fishwife. Good ladies Oke {he other wav when they met her on the street ee . Then Mr Timberlake ligingly Kiiied himself aboard ship and Peggy waa free Within a f Widow Timberiake Henry Eaton It 4 As great triumph for Peggy Aii this happened before the naugu Was an important fig- 1} , iT , abe } ure in national politics close to Jack son it was run red that he would : 7. hin . ,. 4 me = ~ get a Cabinet post Thies was what chiefly disturbed the old Virginia group at Washineton and the New En- giand 7. Df os , _auine, stiffbacks member's Af a ~ Pa : m «= s , of fact Eaton had consulted wit? Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 28, 1929. crawing rooms, Driiliantiv llluminated in which I have s ften mixed with ga “ istinguished by rank with festive sound now empty, silent, dark cismantled Oh tis meian- choly’ But this was the final effronterv ? ~y ° od " > * ‘ . Peggy O'Neil a Cabinet wife The acdies, observed a contemporary. ‘‘de- Clare they will not go to the wedding, and if they can help it will not let their huabands go That was the line of the division —it ladies gentiemnen. and the Rey was the egged on by two Christian the Rev. J. N les Ely Camp pbe] il Ezra St NAMPBELL and Ely put the mat ter before the President himself Ther offered an amount of hearsay ine party appalling luding the Georgetown Oid Andrew called for proof. And when none waa forth- coming. he deciared the matter settled id Hickory didn't understan The fight had just begun ‘By the Eterna! qd women Jackson who plagued the life out of my patient Rachel shall not touch this brave ewore. the spiteful cats little Peggy His niecee were acting as his ‘offi cial hostesses and he commanded them to receive Mrs. Eaton. They com plied but ‘ — . » © Lo their uncie refused to call on her. This demanded And when EATON ad Washington Societ we - — A, CoM A } , * eed ; ’ Andrew Jackson Donelson, flativ refused he sent her ackine off to Tennessee. It Waa no time for compromise incigents such as the following reported by a letter aye . | ad . ; writer were typical s ) —— - ~\«* Mirs raton continues ext luded from society, except the houses of ‘lgners, th Van Bu familys have e President's The openly de her admission into so- other evening at the some of the fore and Mr ren 's Dutch a" , . VLIN.SlerTr & Ciared against ciety. Ta Russian Minister's. Mrs. E. was lied firet to the supper table, in conse juence of which Mrs. Madm. Heugans (Huygens is correct) and family would not go to the table and was juite enraged—for the whole week you heard of searcely anything else meanwhile, / @ was Acaeggeen by what had by = now been termed the ‘Eaton malaria He knew the President's strong aphimesiay and he knew how Iim- portant it was to gain Jackson's favor if he Seer to satisfy his own ambition resident He and and British bachelore, to take her up ‘oO se P Vas Peggy e stancheset champion ded the persua 7 . Ruselan Ministers. both socially Daniel Webster sized up the situation as follows ‘Mr. Van Buren this moment, qu has evidently, at ite the ence and importance the pages on the ters what He controls al}! iead in —— a. © mF +4 ana jiat present the back stairs seems to be at Aaron s serpent among the President's desires, a settied purpose of out the lads been said a is odd enough doubted, that th dispute in world making of whom so much has person of reputation It dbut too evident to be e consequence of this and is producing great political ef he social fashionable fects, and tay very probably deter- mine who shall be successor to the present Chief Magistrate What Peggy thought of it all, Min- higerode observes, is not known She was high-spirited and they say she was always regaling her friends with accounts of rebuffs Privately she may have felt deeply hu- miliated. ‘It would not have occurr to her Minnigerode says, ‘that she was merely a ~plece in Mr. Van SBuren’s political game of check- ers to. 6©6hhel6moved humorous her about oo the board where it would be most likels President Andrew Jackson. to annoy Mr. Calhoun.” Calhoun, Branch, Ing- rome and the other gen- emen of the Cabinet were in an embarrassing situation. The President ordered them to recetve Mra. Eaton or Their refused if was at this time that Van Buren saw his chance The President had made it known that anyone who aspired to the nomi- nation for the presidency had best re tire from active service in the Cabinet. Van Buren resigned his post. And he thereby accomplished two ends. He put ‘ee in line for the nomination and he hastened the end of the ‘“‘Eaton For, as he realized, his resignation prompted that of Major Eaton Jackson promptly called for the portfolios of three other members, wanted t® reor- They resign. respective wives aiaria.’ saying he ganize his official were the three whose wives had most hitterly opposed Mrs. Eaton. so that lady could take some small consolation Another score was the dismissal of the entourage out of the whole affair for her Dutch Peggy atill Minister. persisted husband's 66 T WAS hoped on her f would going out o office she have left the city. but she will not ‘irs. E. cannot be forced or Washi Her triumph, for so ashe cails the dissolu- ° ** ; e ; “y persuaded to leave neton the Cabinet, she says, is not yet complete All her adversaries are not ret turned out of office; to be dismissed. but Mr —— and Mr = and she must be Minister re and Mr. ——- they, too, must £0 and she hopes rinter the open received into society ang belileves that next present Cabinet ministers will their doors for her. ned closed. And panic a Eaton For two years Pensacola. ren was about to Eaton But the doors rema eventuaily Jackson Governor of Florida Perey Then. just as Van Bu was miserable in reap the fruits of his diplomacy, was made Minister to Spain And tn Madrid she at lest enjoyed @ triumph They liked her immensely. ier background On of the two by Timberlake years devoid as they were of knowledge of r daughters she had had married a Duke, in fact. Four she queened it and then returned with en he died some vears later she waa jeft with her husband to America Wh but was too indis- she was with grandchildren she mer- master who considerable means, creet to keep it Long after biessed dancing part of her fortune ried an Italian Tran away with a As for Jackson defender he was always ber Long afterward he related that turned on his favorite boast that his feet “had never Overhearing It. prompted ber an anecdote of her pressed foreign Mra. Eaton's to inaulre . aaa we SO ji) 7 irish wit Hut how about Florida General?” did go to Florida when it was a | had quite forgotten that fact when I made That s 80 foreign country: but the remark ‘l expect, General, you forgot that when you made 7 Florida was foreign the trip The was nonplussed for & soon “Ves, Some weak-kneed peo seemed to Genera! moment. but yes, maybe 80 own recovered ple in our country think #80 "Oh, well, Fiorida didn't you had been there’ This was one of his favorite anec of his life W hen- ever he related it, he would add: ‘Smartest woman itn America, air: by all odds, the emartest’ Genera! mind. foreign long after never stay dotea for the rest little Gets $50, WILL LI As a Free Lance Merchandise Counse Miss Marion Taylor Ae Big Merchants on W Sort of Styles to P on the Market. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magasine NEW YORK _arTn ADO) from Miss C Taylor Taylor logist now or. rather. as MHun- adout rchandis¢ who learn are presidents sales Manar he largest depar'( and manufacturing this country and Can aG Thev are willing to pay well for what Mise Taylor can tell them hecause sne possesses ah Ul Canny faculty of reading the othes are con feminine my) far as c¢ is adept at forecast > is Lt : ias ;on market and sens- in eactions to new models and iv setting the manufactur e} mn the right track at the out- set she i le to save them many thousands of dollars which other wi in! ' lost in feeling out and particularly the feminine part of it—is fickle has discovered him of understanding So far as anybody no one man has ever shown seif fully capable nothing of the And deratands one De One woman, to say whole female population even if he un , the | e Wom tant set down an« ideas about clothes a8 an a‘ curate gauge to the whims of the housands of other women who have husbands money to spend for pretty things to wea! the market by set- styles business. tine creat number of afinat is an expensive may oe put on the result that and enough to out Two dozen lines the market, with onivy three or four will sell t? profit is not weigh the cost of the whole put HAT e the services of Miss Taylor are real Here are a COuple of point Not consulted is wher worth money Cases in was si vies Sey azo ahe automobile shown to her whic? ppeal for the women eral designs were would That WAS put on the market and vast popular- ity A Fifth avenue concern put & line of silverware on the mar- ket and ft A riva! con anc e chose one f nod ¢ : immediately scored flopped cerr a similar line on the mar- consulted little hefore oe 80 iayior certain resuit of atvle _ e was She started as

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President Andrew Jackson. to annoy Mr. Calhoun.’’ Calhoun, Branch, Ing- ham and the other gen- tlemrnen of the Cabine: were in an embarrassing Situation a id The Presiden: ordered them to receive Mrs. Eaton or resign. Their respective wives refused It was at this time that Van Kuren saw his chance The President had made it known nyone who aspired to the nom!}- a for the presidency had best re- rom active service in the Cabinet. Buren resigned his post. @ he thereby accomplished two He put himself in line for the bation ahd he hastened the end “Eaton maliaria.”’. For, as he bd, his resignation prompted that ajor Eaton. Jackson promptly i for the portfolios of three other bers. saying he wanted te reor- his official entourage The: the three whose wives had most ly opposed Mrs. Eaton. so that Ould take some sma!) consolation the whole affair. Another sccre er was the diamissal of thie ) Minister. geyY atill persisted T WAS hoped on her husband's Boing out of office she would Have left the citv. but she wiil Mrs. E. cannot be forced or Ged to jieave Washineton Het! ph. for so she cails the dissoln- f the Cabinet, she says, is not mplete All ner adversaries a! © turned out of office; to ove three Secretaries and a foreign @r are d.smissed, but Mr r - and Myr remain: too. must £0. and she must be into society, and she hopes lieves that next winter. the t Cabinet ministers will open oore for her the doors remained closed. And Bily Jackson appointed Eaton or of Florida Was miserable in Pensacola. For two years just as Van Buren was about to he fruits of his diplomacy, Eaton ade Minister to Spain. in Madrid she at lest enjoyed a h They liked her immensely. p as they were of knowledge 0% background. -One at the two iters she had had by Timberlake a Duke. in fact Four vears @Cened it and then returned with ushand to America. When he Mme years later she waa left wit? Grable means, but was too indis © keep it. Long after she was @ with grandchildren she mar D italian dancing master wh ay with a part of her fortune ¢} for Jackson. he was always her ler’ Long afterward he related Gote of her that turned 6n his te boast that his feet “had never ol Soil... Overhearing if Batons Irish wit prompted het ire : how about Florida. Genera)’ Jats so, i did go to Florida when pa foreign country; but |] had forgotten that fact when I mad: mark.’ gate General, you forgot that was foreign when you mace p’ aa was nonplussed for &A mt. but soon recovered “Ves layde sO. Some weak-kneed peo | Our own country seemed to = Well, General, never mind a didn't stay foreign long after ad been there’ S was one of his favorite anec- for the rest of his -life When- he rélated it, he would add: test iliitle woman in America, y all odds, the emartest!”’ x By a Special Correspondent a of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK HEY learn about women from Miss Marion C. Taylor, and Miss Taylor ie fact that ane can te}] them what they want to know She is nota sociologist, how ever, but a stylist, or, rather, as she puts it, a merchandise obun- ae]. The people who learn about women from her are presidents vice presidents and sales manag: ers of some Of the largest depari- ment stores and manufacturing eoncerns in this country and Can- ada. Thev are willing to pay well for what Mise Taylor can tei} them herause sne possesses an uncanny) facuity of reading the feminine mind. so far as ciothes are con cerned. She is adept ‘at forecast- ing the fashion market and sens- ing reactions to new models and lines. By setting the manufactur- ere on the right track at the out- set she ig able to save them many thousands of dollars which other- wise night be lost in feeling out the public taste Public taste-~and particularly Ick le So far as anybody has discovered. the feminine part of it—is f noone man has ever shown him- self fully capable of understanding one WOMaeNn, to say nothing of the whole female population And even if he understands one, he fan { set down ‘‘the littie wom ine ideas about clothes as an ac- turate gauge to the whime of the thousands of other women who lave husbands’ money to spend f fr pretty things to wear To try out the. market by set- ting a «reat number of atyles afloat is an expensive business. Two dozen lines may be put on the market, with the result that iy three or four will sel], and the profit is not enough to out- Weigh the cost of the whole out- put. HAT is where the services Of Miss Taylor are worth: real money Here are a Couple of cases in point Not ing ago she was consulted shout automobile styles Sev- eral designs were shown to her and she chose one which would have appeal for the women hat mode) was put on the market and Mmediately scored vast popular- ty. A Fifth avenue concern put Sline of silverware on the mar- Ket and it ‘‘flopped.’’ A riva! con- cern put a similar line on the mar- ket. but before doing so consulted Miss Taylor about certain Jittle iiteties of style. The result was j ee - Merchandise Counsel, Miss Marion Taylor Advises Big Merchants on What Sort of Styles to Put on the Market. that this line succeeded in xgxrand manner where the other failed. Miss Taylor disclosed evidence of canny foresight from the begin- ning of her business career She started as a ‘comparison shopper’ 4 at $23 a day. That was when she had been foreed to leave schoo! at aa to help her widowed the age of 17 mother. Her equipment for suc? a job and for the career she was eventually to pursue seems to have been largely natura! She possesreed innately that vague and elusive quality cailec taste Op- erating to develop this was her stnart finishing-schoo! training, acquired before family misfortunes compelled her to go to work. Re- cently she related to a correspond- ent the story of how she becanie a comparison shopper | ANSWERED what is cailed P } i, ‘ £ > a blind ad, Be Said and found myself in the office 2 the vice president of one of the best-knowhb department stores in New York, and he happened to he a man who knew 1m} family Hie enkagec mi¢ to compare articies and prices for his firm by shopping around in other stores No one in the store except he knew [I had the position, and no one in the other stores |} Visited knew [ was a paid shop- per I would shop all day, com- paring articles from mv firm with those in the rival shops. | sent in long written reports each night and it waa not lone before the $3 a day became $5 ‘I studied closely the shops | visited. JI reported everything | Saw, and my interest in merchan- cdiging grew l offen saw Ways whereby sales could be tncreased and losses eliminated Ang beine we just a shopper did not satisfy me ‘Before I was 20 1 met the ed- dance, and when [| told him J] wanted to write for a fashion co! umn he gave me the opportunity lf wrote and continued as a shop- per besides. The shops paid a 16 per cent commission and I built up a clientele of 2100 in i8 months But I wae not satisfied vet ] began to talk to advertis- 8 and interested them in taking Then Colonel Mann sold the magazine to John Adams I quit the job then and started as a free jance Working unattached, Miss Tay- lor sold several! articles to the Sat- ‘urday Evening Post after that and aiso wrote about fashions for men under the name of Peter Todd Then she returned to the comparti- son shopping business, this time as head of a department in a large ; * ~ | &, ’ , , gepartment store on frorty-second . ‘ t i 7 ‘ ” ' etreet Later this firm sent her to Europe tc head its staff of buvers Another aix months and she was back in New York on " She started as a “comperison shopper” at $3 4 day ee eee Mrs. F. Sherman en Miss Marion C. Taylor who, in private life, 1s Chipman. the staff of Vorue Before she was merchandiee editor for Vozue. got out of the magazine field she Vanity Fair and House and (sar- den, all Conde Naat publications “It was not long before I re- alized the commercial possibilities in the game,"’ Miss Taylor related, “and I decided to have a career of iny own, to be a free lance again. Il had made many contacts with men of affairs during these years and | consulted three of them They all advised me to sell my market knowledge of women's styles and tastes to manufacturers as @ lawyer selis his advice. “At. first I hesitated. as it seemed rather like thin air to me. Then one of the men who had ad- vised me made me an offer. He asked me what was wrong with certain lines that failed. I studied his entire businesa from the view- point of the prospective woman customer. I studied it from every angie-—sales, advertising, display and amount expended. | eventual- ly told him what was wrong. and we both profited. I liked the work and | have found there is an abun- dant field for such advisory as- Sistance. Men have come to re- alize that only through a woman who acts as a barometer can they figure out what other women will do when it comes to buying.” N PRIVATE life Miss Taylor is not Mias Taylor at all, but Mrs KF. Sherman Chipman, and the mother of a 4-year-old daughter. Her domeetic status. nowever, does not etand in the way of a career, and a very active one. She makes frequent tripe to various manufacturing centers of the country and to Canada and Europe. Among her clients is the Stude- baker Motor Car Co Ten times a year she journeys to South Bend, Indiana, to advise that con- cern what the trend of women's taste tn motor cars ie going to be There is also a well-known house which advertises widely ita liner of silverware Miss Taylor is on Gets $50,000 a Year for Predicting WHAT WOMEN WILL LIKE As a Free Lance ! its staff, too. as merchandise coun- sel at a steady salary But she refuses to work for two rival concerns. She confines he! self to one firm in each fleld. One textile house, for example, is suf- ficient, and une automobile con cerp, and so on. Promotion, ad- vertising anda designing come under her ascrutiny, as well as atyles in manufacturing, and twice a year she goes to Europe to study trends there. Every two weeks she goes to Canada, where she is consultant to the chain storea of the T. Eaton Company Her offices themselves furnish an index to the nature of her pro fession. They resemble an attrac- tive, spacious apartment. One sees early American maple. soft lights. thick rugs, handsome divans, pic- tures, flowers and cretonne hang- ings. There the client finds a womanly woman who, with all her business acumen, has vet a wom an's tastes and a woman's mind ADVERTISEMENT es es Cleanliness can stan IKE today is intimate. Not at the theatre only but every day. everywhere, we are the target of close-up. appraising eyes. On the street. in crowded cars. at business. while shopping, in restaurants. among our friends evervwhere. {nd how easy it is to forget that the kind of impression we make depends not nearly = 2] 5 eames om -* wei ss > - srt _ o ee Se as - mt th ‘3 » Aff ‘ os - ’ atl a cy. _ ——one ™ ‘ — ee - - a - * - Step in before you step out What is it about the thorough hath that seems almost to make different people of us, in a few short minutes” It's a combination of effects. no doubt: Dull skin made vivid by the fresh-coursing blood just beneath; cleansed pores: high- lights in the hair, and nails now pink-and- white: new vitalitv: and confidence .. . a happy. priceless, self-assurance. a ) ee ; 4. RY “~ ot SAN 6 ——7/&_- , r ~ "a SS ry 2 if you want to be more popular Being popular, we suspect. 1s much more a matter of being natural — un-selfconscious —than of being beautiful. And the reason that daily baths and complete changes of clothes pay such dividends is that they tremendousl, improve hoth naturalness and looks. —- wee ee ee ~ -_ Should towels be shared any more than tooth brushes? We do not share our tooth brushes. even with other members of the farnily. it should be about towels. Our daily contacts are many. We mingle with strange erowds everywhere. Evervone doesn t And so all eyes ~however close / is a personal and ervda\ her hands. And. in order t ee ees ee nee —— wee ee has a right to a towel of his own... . and should be made to use it. Real cleanliness individual matter. Wise cooks don’t skimp on towels or table linen Because wholesomeness as well as taste is an important ingredient, no really good cook begins any mea! without first washing hat her silver and glasses may have full sparkle, she keeps plenty of dish towels and changes them often. Finally her artfully prepared breakfasts. lunches and dinners are never served on soiled cloths 2 ." A ay OA + > ; 4 qv SE a - fay | “"¥g 4 “ " 7 ’ Sei i, To visitors and passersby, curtains tell a story The curtains of our houses are the same wrongly they proclaim us . kind of advertisements of our inner selves as are our washable clothes. Rightly or . clean. or not so clean. What are your curtains saving today ’ Published by the Association of Amerwan Soap aad Glycerine Producers, Inc.. to aid the work of (LEANLINESS INSTTT! Tt 45 Bast i7th Street. New Yort em ee Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 28, 1929. ee ee >» > eke Oh tee x ~— eo ge” OM ey te, - + 4 > on ee we ee hi ~~ +e * oud ” “2 & ee, te hr © . ed «tee a" Pe ob er a ee. Oe ne ~ wl Pel natch dtdinapsietlie — . oa oa — eh a ye & te Ne trp cer cae oe ere : - en eae eh & e+ 8 Mey Ae Ae Oe, © o _* « * . 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oy ———————— ——————— cA young and pretty lady who decided to go into busi- nese for her- «elf So ashe packed her trunk, said “No te a young man who wanted to marry her and took a (train to Jew York. where she prompt} invested her entire patrimony $2742.48 in a tearoom called The Three-Leaf Clover i beg leave io point out that this name achieves originality by the margin of one leaf Lisa's tearoom was located in the basement of an old brown- stone house on Madison avenue near Seventy-second = street it wan a lovely tearoom, chnastely decorated in a dull shade of green, and Lisa, who oecupied a tiny two- room apartment on the tep floor of the house, was extremely hap- py over her whole venture At least she was happy for the first month or seo and mignt have gone on being happy except for the fact that so many people seemed to siay away from The Three-Leaf Clover They staved away, actualiy, in droves ft waan t as though there weren't plenty of people around New York. as everyone knows, if famous for ita extensive exhibit of the species Homo Sapiens. But it was only rarely that Homo Sap ens, who perhaps is not «0 sapiens as he might be (but don't say I told vou ao) would turn into the English basement entrance and past the cashiers desk in search of Lisa’a really excellent home ecooking And when he did turn in he was usually the man frorm the gar company with a bill ~™\O ONE Apri! evening Lisa ven upstairs and eried. She — hadn¢ cried since ahe Jef? ’ >. Brookhaven eae it 6 0 THE waitress went hack downstaire and gent up the vYoUnNkR man who war quite good-looking Lisa, gowned in a charming nexi{gee, with her black hair brushed smoothiv off he: high white forehead, recetved him at the door of her apart ment Hut it war not thil ahe had awitched on the tights in the tivine room that she reco, nized him as the voung man who had dashed out at noon without paying hig suncheon check ‘aod heavens she exclaimed %o it's vou: And I waa just hop ing !d see vou again "Oh Were you” re lurned her visitor rather vaguely hie etood heaok ing u | jap an Lhoug! something the sudden fiareup of electricity perhaps had dazzled and ’y er) Aliatitty dazed him Were vou. realiv? Vv) . * “oO that | could tick out mv t¢ il 4 cy" ;4)) if ’ , ay ! ve g ma ‘ i ' ‘ with a gre in stores my faith in apologetically, with that check in my thinking abou? young man nodded you change for $f” I'd never have met d never have had the opportun wasnt quite eure what he wanted to explain returned lightiy letter today from a friend Massachusetts said the young man ( find the apring depressing, remarked Lisa Do vou really”? acknowled ns | Fay Tre ya Fs moOLLAND light!’ and that ‘Million- aire Hermit Flees Fair Sex.’ All of which is quite true, except the last, which is only appronxi- mately true I'm not a hermit. I'm an electrical engineer. That is. I'd like to be an electrical en- gineer. And as far as the fair sex roes, I flee only when I'm chased. One does get chased, you know.” he ended bitterly “! know, said Lisa “At least I can {magine. rae OU see, I really like people j enjoy ptaying around with them But ' gince ['ve become a good catch-~-and I'm a whale of a catch, you know —-well [ just cunt be human, you know, that’s all’ if feel like a ghaastiy gzold- fish And .[m getting morbid about it. too’ I'm heginning to suapect every girs I know, every girl | meet" oo ae er ae ee ~ +) oe ——— en ee ee ee ! open and Gerald Vance seemed to efrainp iit | think it's be¢cause in the spring one realizes partic- ularly one s ablilty to make a suc crane of one's self One wants ta do grand things. beautiful things But one never does ()rié¢ never can ‘Why can't one?” asked the youne man looking into Lisa’s hiack eyes ‘| don't know she replied, amiling faintly ‘| guese there ATe plent y of Treanons yw’ hy one doeant realize one's own eran deur. Fut the only reason I! can think of at the moment !s money “You're right he agreed, and suddenly she was conscious of a note of bitterness, of deep resent ment, in his voice "Tt s mone’ tha’ spolia the show! ‘Are you,” asked Lisa sympa- thetically, ‘‘ve®ty poor? “No. answered her visitor. hier spiritual gloom visibly deepening “Tn very rich Mv father died four months aro and left me $9.- yO And | haven't drawn 4a free Hreath since ee XCUSE me, said Lisa ‘while I sit down on something. She sat down rather abruptly on a sofa Nine million! Your father died and left you nine million” ‘Appalling, isn't it? ‘Perfectly frightful, breathed lisa ‘May I ait down tno” There heside vou “Yea, if vou like ] mean “Reeause J] can atiwavse talk better sitting down, gaid the young inan, seating himarif on the sofa “‘And, somehow, I fee! that i'm going to talk to you “Somehow I feel that vou are, murmured Lisa “Strange! he reflected, wo deringly, dropping his hat op the fioor. “how these thinga work oul | Do you know the mo- ment | saw you i had a queer hunch that you and J were goine to be friends’ “Why?” The boy smiled. He had nice teeth and a charming amile "Oh, I don't know I juet had a hunch But, of course, | may he wroneg But I hope I'm not wrone. berause it's such a rare thing to feei that way about anv one, don't you think #0. Mias’ Marve} Lisa Marvel ‘I'm Gerald Vance “Gn! she exclaimed at once. “] know ' I ve read ahout vou tn the newspapers The vounge man winced ‘“Cood heavens’ ex- | elnimed Lisa, laughing | “ft hope you don't suspect me! ‘You’ Well, you have met | me, haven't you?’( “Why —yer—-but’ : | ‘| jusf asked,’ she ex- plained sweets to find mean out whether von really had a mania on the sub- ject Mi Gerald glanced at her and wnervousiy ran his fineers fhrough his hair. He had dark brown hair, with a faint sug vestion of red in it, and at the back of hire head Waar one wisp thal refused te lie flat axainst bis scalp. That one wisp fascinated {Asa “Youre laughing at me’. he blurted yi “You think I'm a concelted aas——-or worse But if vou knew-—-(f you only knew what I've had to go through in the past four tronths' Why, at thie mo- ment. in spite of ail the people who clutter up my life. ] haven't a real friend tn the world, Miss Marve}! Not one And that that’s not funny { don't think it's funny, and iim not lauehing at vou ‘Listen, Miss Marvel’ ] tay left « be friends, shall we? | mean right now Hecatse otherwise, he announced HOrUuptls ‘Tym guing . to tL ruguay! ‘To Uruguay! “Yer [ve already made up my mind to it 1 dectded this morn ing I thought it all over and de- cided that the onlv thine for me ‘o do was to xo away — beat it “But why to Uruguay” asked Lisa, with natural curtosity “] don't know. I ve alwuya been more or jess interested in Uru- RUAY When | was a kid, study ing geography, the name fascinat- ed me And the color. too “The color” ‘Ii was a nice. warm pink he said. quile serious!, 0 the map. [| mean “How perfectly lovels ut i probably wouldnt be pink when you got there’ “No.” admitted Gerald “HERE waa an interval of si lence, during which Lisa was outrageously tempted to smooth down the refractory wisp of hair on the back of hie head She thought that if it were samoothed down he would no longer be a boy He'd be a man, a tall, rather stubborn- looking man, who might readily. on the strength of his own im pulse, atart off in search of some fabulous, warm, pink tand. and make a serious Husiness of it. too’ “Oh, said Lisa, in a caauail, a! most an impersonal tone | don't think I'd go to Uruguay if 1 were you He looked at her And again ahe was aware of a certain atuh bornneas about him tf was in Nis eyes it had something ta ad: wit! the line of » tg mi Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 28, 1929. ~ . ——— Nee ss a eee ee — By Dana Burnett the contour of his firmly rounded it He certainly looked like he chin was going to pay it’ “If i give up Uruguay,’ he sald, “will you go dancing with me to- Lisa in surprise morrow night. Miss Marvel?” “Dancing” “You can desert vour tearoom for one evening, can't you” now, Missa Jenks” added, with a bleak little smile: didn't he say anything? “The fact ia, ) could desert it per My business unfortunately isn't what it should be.” should step out and get-er—-a And I don't see how you CAD laugh little relaxation about it. Mies Marvel'” “I'll go,’ she said, ‘on one con “I'm laughing,’ replied Lisa, dition And that is that you choking a little, ‘because of the promise never to class me with because of the weather'” the people-—the pgirla—who are The cashier stared at her trying to chase you! clicked her tongue and stalked oy ‘*Mise Marvel' of the room And Lisa Walked ‘| mean it And IT mean never! over to the window and looked out Not for one moment’! Not even in and saw that it was your most secret mind'’ clared Gerald earnestly. ‘“‘And as for thinking that of = you, couldn't. I just couldn't ‘Are you aure?”’ “Positive! “All right, then,” sald Lisa, re- °*°@lent and the champagne that laxing. “In that ease [ll be de. De Nad ordered for their late sup. iighted to go dancing with yeu to- P®T tasted really quite lke cham. pagne, Lisa completely forgot her business troubles. And Gerald for- ‘And thanks for coming back to got that he was a hunted milliop- aire, and they both forgot 4 num- “Don't mention it, Lisa!” said S&F Of other things, among whieh morrow night. Mr. Vance ‘Gerald’ ’ pay vour check—--Gerald!”’ Geraid was the unpald check. In fact. they had known each HEY shook hands. and he other a whole week when he tele picked up his hat and de phoned one day to confess, most parted. Shortly afterward apologetically, that he had found Wise Jenks, the cashier, came up the check in the pocket of a sult from the tearvorm to tender an hed sent to the cleaners: account of the day's proceeds, could he drop aronnd that eve “I'm still a dollar seventy-five ning and pay it’ Resides, he short,’ said Misa Jenks. an elderiv wanted to see Lisa and talk to her spinster, who also upon occasion about his state of mind, which he doubled in dishpans “Tt’ea that described as low Young mans check, you know And I thought when he came back be glad to see him but tonight that he WHS ecoine to pay ‘lioncludes om ner? mare.) ADVERTISEMENT “But he did. didn’t he®” “T mean, Gida he pay you when ne went OUt juy “No, he didn't. He just Walky out like he did at noon today.” “Oh, yes,” rephed Lisa; aud Oh’ exclaimed = Lisa. “Yes, replied the Cashier som, manentiy, and it'd never miss me. what tartly. ‘He aaid. ‘Beautity) weather we're having this Isn't it?’ And then he walked og “All the more reason why you still owing us all that money Whereupon she laughed again “My mind’s en open book. de- more extravagantly than ever HE next night she weg dancing with Gerald. Ang because she hadn't danead poe for months, because the music wag To which Lisa replied that ahed a -_ a } ' / MOTHER, | GET MUCH WHITER [| / 04) rpy it & CLOTHES THAN YOU . PLEASE | TRY RINSO IN YOUR WASHER | \ — \f_, a ; / | , J ee ee ee eee ; NEXT WASHDAY, JUST TO PLEASE YOU | | NEVER SAW YOUR WASH LOOK SO SNOWY! AND OUT | ON THE LINE SO EARLY, TOO \ ; bine. , a ann ° ‘ “ - —— = a \ f ' ; ) Fa f a ' i | > ~*+.% & . » Se Whiter clo thes | ie enouy h ce. Make y the glez OU Sify f mir Z for joy : washed r¢} ; i, Snowy y inate, 1OV— try see 1€ Safe Rinso Way! ess of clothes And ” ‘ lo a sno hard work at al! h R hae 1oven. KR ‘WIth Rinso! (ASTIN F— ewe IN8O s Suds , 16 leadin st 7 hardest Water oe: thick and Po ® Washers sa, “Use Ri 1 makers of iTea?t for t : . nso! : ub w “ hiter th Washing. too. Soak clo can he othes, and your hands rt 1. : ‘ ‘¢ : ( rf thes a S water soap gis, “OMPAact, granulated hard Ntwo cupfuls of ener Neede/ , mi 4 Combo! Man aee The freanular ed 4 washes dlothennnae — f MY DAUGHTER TOLD ME ABOUT A WONDERFUL SOAP | ~RINSO tT LOOSENS | THE DIRT Le ee now eedn't expect to be cheered up, he was feeling rather low S peca use 8 So Gerald dropped around. “you see,” sald Gerald, ‘I went a dinner party last night. couldn't get out of it. Old friends of my father’s. They've got a narriageable daughter. Her name is Clara.” «and, of course, you sat next to clara?” asked Lisa «“] did. But that isn't the wors of ag “No? Do tell me the worst!’ ejt’s this,” sald Gerald. and roduced from his pocket a fold- of newspaper clipping. ‘After ginner Clara maneuvered me into , neutral corner and spoke to me seriously about the advisability of marriage for young men with money. Then she sprang this on me. She had it concealed in her chaste young bosom, and she pulled it out and read it to me, with gestures. It's a clipping from the ‘Social Spotlight’ column in the Daily Breeze. Here! You can read it for yourself!” ISA took the clipping and read as follows: “Mr. Gerald Vance, sole heir to the $9.- 990,000 Vance fortune, was seen dancing last Wednesday evening at a certain exclusive Broadway night club with a beautiful un- ynown. Does this mean that young Mr. Vance is overcoming his ‘her- mit complex’ as far as the fair sex ig concerned ?”’ “Good heavens! exclaimed Lisa. “Am I the beautiful un- known?” “t'm afraid you are. I'm awful- ly sorry, Lisa. — “Oh, you needn't apologize. I'm really quite flattered.”’ “But it's such a ghastly thing! 1 mean, to be hounded and spied on. “I suppose your friend Clara wanted to know all about me?” “Well, she was infernally curi- ous. ... I stood it as long as |! could. Then I told her she or my present, either, for that matter, because I was going to Uruguay. “Are you, Gerald? I'm afraid I'm leaving New York, too.” ‘Leaving New York? But you ean't be leaving. I mean, you've got your business, your tea- room '"' -—--— “I've got my tearoom,’ amend- ed Lisa, “but as far as my bual- ness ia concerned, it just isn't. It never was,’ she concluded mourn- fully “You mean——you mean you've failed?" “Practically.”’ “Il say, Lisa; I've got an idea. It's an inspiration, really Lis- sleepy. On January 16, 19902, Major F. B. Wilby earned two de- merits for ‘‘Asleep on table about 2:15 p. m.,”" while in August of that vear Major R. C. White was given the same number for ‘Doz- ing in chapel.’ Another of these “slumber skins’ was that which entailed two demerits and was given L. P. Ford in October, 1905, for “sleeping without sheets.” They watch you even while you sleep. IT at Jefferson Barracks at the present time is Lieuten- ant-Colonel C. B. Smart. In then just Smart, C. B., Cadet, U. Walking punishment tours in the area of barracks. His was a hein- OUs offense. Here ts the official bat and engaging in same.” needn't worry about my future,. January, 1902, Colonel Smart, 8. M. A...” received 10 demerits and was awarded three months of report of it: “Seeking to settle a Personal difficulty with another cadet by insisting on a prear- ranged and organized fistic com- Also at the barracks is Major CA. Ross. In August, 1909, his company was being dismissed When the sound of a shot was Neard. It was Ross. He had, the Official report has it, “uninten- chi Uonally fired a blank cartridge hie ten!” In h hand you’ look were “— said ought or 80 enga the It'd “Br * Pi you g what’ live @ exper cess, jamm want of cor story I kno is an absur can 6 licity by tt down ular be m of m — said 7 “B I wo thing woul “7 ing | read: of it. A ch ing | ‘Lay Of ¢ awk’ amo! it'd | gage don’ s6/ it’s | han¢ = acai ae’ of ft Graduates of We trom rifle in area immediately for after dismissal of company.” This off brought two demerits. He has Ma Marriage. feremony Bhe went to a lawyer and com- Missioned him to arrange matters », (wer In three days the lawyer br Produced a man named Duc who ¢t* Was willing to marry Vivilla and ge '© vanish immediately after the “Those ‘Ould become a Swiaa citizen by So Vivilla. a few days later, be- fame a citizen of Switzerland and. he returned to her job as hostess. [tt Every night at the Kursaal she et

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Was zGing to pay it Hut he did didn't he ” L.I8B8 in #urprise “Tl mean ie ay YOu wren re now. Mise Jenks” 2 didn't He iuat OO he FPxci aimed Lian ft He certainly looked like he &8keg didn’s went out just *alked f+) > ris e ——— = if j* mid at hoon today But Giadn i he say anvthine? res, replied the cashier some. | 4. @ + = ‘Ty what tartly He anid Reautity) . - we = * > ‘ _ “ - rs > Sy vin ~ > > 4 = 4 il & .iiisk 8pri ; ng jer | > wa 4 ; r. +] 3.38 : And ney) He WHA Ked out ’ 1} re ‘rT. cy - . ry Mill “ & UF Ati &i money AD . 7 , ' " ; ' “ OU Can ‘augh i ' ' Mies far 2 % , rey le “ ; KiNG aA it tié¢ JeCaAline of the sere ue “4 Le a , rT ry 4, me“ ~- .* CAashis stareG at her 4 > oe ae >a ii » gue / Sa. ked out 't expect to be cheered up. yeca USE she was feeling rather low if. go Gerald dropped around. “You see, said Gerald, ‘I went a dinner party last night. couldn't get out of it. Old friends my father’s. They've got a garriageabie daughter. Her name y Clara.” “and, of course, you sat next to * asked Lisa. “] did. But that isn’t the worse: of it.” “No? Do tell me the worst!’ “it’s this. said Gerald. and yeed from his pocket a fold- a newspaper clipping. ‘‘‘After nner Clara maneuvered me into , neutral corner and spoke to me seriously about the advisability of e for young men with pooey. Then she sprang this on ge. She had it concealed in her chaste young bosom, and she pulled it out and read it to me, gith gestures. It's a clipping from the ‘Social Spotlight’ column in he Daily Breeze. Here! You can ead it for yourself'” Liga. ISA took the clipping and | as follows: “Mr. Gerald Vance, sole heir to the $9.- 990,000 Vance fortune, was seen dancing last Wednesday evening si a certain exclusive Broadway sight cluD with a beautiful un- rpown. Does this mean that young wr. Vance is overcoming his ‘her- nit complex’ as far as the fair sex is concerned” “Good heavens! exclaimed tics. “Am I the beautiful un- ynown 7” “I'm afraid you are ly sorry, Lisa. I! “Oh, you needn't apologize. I'm really quite flattered.” “But its euch a ghastly thing! I mean, to be hounded and spied I'm awful- +) 4 “Il suppose your friend Clara wanted to know all about me?’ “Well, she was infernally curi- ons I stood it as long as | could. Then I told her she needn't worry about my future, or my present. either, for that matter, because [| was going to Lruguay “Are you, Gerald? I'm afraid I'm leaving New York, too “Leaving New York? But you can't be leaving I mean, you've got your business, your tea- room —-— “Ive got my tearoom.” amend- Lisa, “but as far as my bua!- hess is cODcerned, it just ian't. It hever was she concluded mourn- ind Lisa walked ’ - . ~ > > Ca . Q : ve} t - Winrdow and tr ked Ove Ww rr . : -~ a : ANC 4 3 “Ga 4ifling VA ° rf XN ; > : } mre &RAIN rs a. \Ae a! r vor HE : night she wen , ~ © ates Gancing frerald And bechuUBe She had lanrad for mor De se tne SiC Was . excellent an © ¢ Dakn hat he had ords A *ar ‘ at ane Bus , noeéaA mid . as as 4 va “7 4 . cy} &m) oo ’ ; DAETG. isisa 6 welely rzot her SUuUSln eee U Des ind raid for 6 BO tha ©°* We2s nu ~_ TY }? mire and ‘ not EFOt & num . iow f > rr \ mie 2 Me « war : nps ; Cx Os» sz . . mn fa had } wn each t CG or aA OW rf Ae PF wre @ ed Say nfess a at “ ‘ : 4 . ‘ . * - ; a f 4 : & a x .Y Mi ~s r ; mh «at ; : > ‘sac r a ‘ - ~~ teow? TISEMENT on _——-—-— . a 2 ’ v - : ; = rk NASH he ~ — FASE ' _—— en ~ ae 3 ~ °; | a ‘ | > | : Fe | ; : : £ el ad i od oe! ; ' ; i — —— ~ DAUGHTER TO.LC ARC é NDERFUL SOA Pd wese} » = Sf li wich R;.. IMac, . 1m see Bean = — Mt, fer eo ae »* ” sok et: : naar gta & “te he ee aly: ne. ¥. * ath . - a > ee Meee, An : 4 Sr > sag eh eS ie 2 . os e ”~ . ~ “ — a ¥ *e — = rt . en ES ~~ ee ott a] — ~~? « ee es the Ga * not ~ . ae et tea m—m & © * ra « > ae * oe Niele ae * eee a * — ~~ * . ae a - ~ * ME on tee Oe vw ek Ms sibs: ( ‘ ea a> ay . + ey . - a he so” a eee se ew . yee &! * —4 > oo te a e I - -* oe oe —_ _* ppt. om the. - She. ne a eee we * ee ee ee a key —e ~, % re thee te % ~ te eee % eo ue oe —s ~ —— te Se a aieatactitat io a * a * area « oe i ay eS ae Na + [aye on ye @ > > en a on tha

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KRAZY KAT i =e ’ See ee ane —.2 oe ee ¢t° Cr AN APRIL MEET OF THE BRIDLESPUR CLUB F _ 7 - ‘ft . ~ i } i i ’ . ¢€ : _ ' To 1.2... —- August Busch ae sTiving a LTi i: > ’ 4 two wheelers and a single leacer . 7 . . iz mond Tones and Miss Jacqueline ~ iy ——————we ~) a E R Dumbwaiter. ’ IT REQUIRES MR. FEITLERBAUM A juct ¢ a..m. Frida OuDS weencow seel und promenotted wia LOOY-—Now, now, be calm, pop. Dai BOOYOODD fie passed ce cluzz iine fife sturries tn de hair tors is gyYps Dey don't know OUP YK FEITIL.EBAUM coming tudds a fance—-Den wandered hoop tin Noizes Vey ll fall asleep. y ) = res ‘ = — le gas - bad dats de wa stapping hover de rad lemps: from gonna do”* Fall from a weende® Wh. FRITLEDG ¥ beet 4° @g — , nnn: 8 wn Seep Wa. Kin ai ways gZits er he strulled alung de con- hout in de hairyway Cull opp 4% ° ‘ “ ‘rr +? > _ - . ' ‘ e > > + ‘ - - , r . > . - ’ ‘ t . ara A ee we VR FRITLERBAU™M ‘ OD. cer 4amned Pier bv de Heast Reever en! r e shell putting mettrettsaiy ba! r ~ © . ry ry = . , Lm ¢ 28 mow car s nentering sooOWway ¥ r eet y-ninet in ade vod A. a r ioe > : . ween x weezor % ain : ’ . : LOOW—Awrig ’ your wa nto pucker game by Pock Tsen- [| got a way out. Ya needa guy &@ . . nf = ‘ , f z ° a , ‘ tee = ’ ain't sayin 1s far as ‘ral Hotai und stodding fight, hefter sleep witcha wot won't fail asleep, i " ° a ss 5 . aw: . . _ ? B23 . consoined Ya Was sNorin awa e wheech he WukKed soDWay trecks Now I know a bloke wot suffers wid in”) Sle? 17 avr » 9 / - . : L. ‘ — astiasiciine ——e : mn bed safe as a eagle's Dah’ st 8 from “avVantv-4aconda to Ninetv- insomnia, see—Now [| think he EB ‘ . F . /_ 4 } ae Pt TY 7 , ’ > f " ik. PEITLEI Al “ : ss 7 “ wot ig nan Ter? wer YT Park see xf 8eeting don *o rast wance a - - poiswaded to put up here fers a” a ” " ’ . > . ’ ’ . > . - 7. lz; *& iM) * i s.a) rhe 2 , 4 ww’ ‘ Le a jer iwire a} ‘Overing ? = rm . id rail) week ti | yer cured : A ) J os ;zZza ~ 7 ca + ” , => : . le fa nx anging Ninety-aeext for Bronx MR. FEITLEBAUM—A Gollink bey== _— : 3 a e Wa 22 le trecks he dan weesited Bronx Fork Cull heem he sheil come queeck. ; LOwWYyY—Hm st as I taut Dats de . : ‘ENE TI . : , es .* ‘oe 4 -\ 11 fa rf t. Fe is cage WV ++ ~ Te owica (-o¢ =i E F 4 : “—o a . ro m . '* ; ; aie , : ‘ : aaa “owe . WUZ Me cdoots > warn me wD ris Feitiebatum wodile Renzgzazec 1a route itticlea ez f ws tens, followed bv strull opp stippie Flite Poolroom ; . , " ! follied ya an renared state from slipping in Dad sday ne mouze trep from a bopen from } new feefty-fife sturry LAMIY——O K. Snoot Ya wont have @ | MR. FEITLEBAUM—Oo: \ hy a report on rer itinerary when va tree hay hem. ‘While soppuzzedly nature choich by Washington Heights— sleep on no pool table no more ti , io 3 . 3 os XK ere l an te ‘ Im ° av 1K e an ‘On se! ry ‘2 © ‘ ,kK era 42 — | -— Ken a 22 Den ce va "olks ets va JYacK I got it all Fe ort ~~) ra ; on v 4 Ww a8 z aor = 24 f a -- vo, 2? *~ ; a, id Vieest - eo} or -B3be6 ‘ee > 42 r 4 Ty? 4 . a engine wt : 4 tT ae ei ‘ ’ fixed i ~ = =u persalesmanship, an sound in bed, huh We » MWR. FEITLEBAUM-—Hm. o Y 32 yut from de bad und preeidd Two tecks witt warious und as Qweeck —Halp—Mine box hesperir lat's wot did q ; ‘ ‘ ACEO 17 ? v¢ r vy” 2 é . ‘ '\e r' vy} 2° 4 a 4 rom le re’ / r tr: 4 tt i’ _ee | iZzZ 2G _ a Wee 2 ; >W > i? i oh rr) >t ~“S i) 3 = . iii pae 7 _+ , ct r "UU ? Y) a MILT GROSS. — — G » , . v7 4 "1 2 Ta ‘g a ' 3 ihe 3 i 15 ae 4 at a - ry r Vi r ee “er _" De ~ nz a -“— i? x eo ae ~ ot? {en jae 4 a? ¥ yar le frained T) Si ae . Ri: >} 4 ; 5 yt } o 3 - : - 9 spak ) — Re ee ee — ——-— ae ee Se Ke ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Se ee ee ae. ae ee ce ee ee ee ee eee ee eee —_——_— get a : iid dDe-his hobby given the Mervin Y. Bushnell Annual! easay on What President Millard Fill- yy r ’ Ge 4 ee *? ’ aq? : ‘ ‘* 1 _ rr f ~I n “areer nan vy Detr he ‘a > > i9an ; Serries and a me } srnacker*. Vy entries won * 4 ° , , * - . a © , > — ~ sé = — 4 : > . : i = > — PE . au Sia sauce aka ; ide, and whe ©\° « e is amusing incidents have occurred onze medca. first. second and third prizes in & © some 2x . sone sa 8 WAS sa em psev reca ow the Community Club 4 “ent contest for short essays o “My : 7 + ? re , ~* - mOMr 2 " oe = F-. , -_ . : - - - ~ kh «3 ’ i 3 ta - 4 A is g * is + - | oS ) r) ; » a t } i r* ‘- : 3 ; Ac 7 . ’ > 2 east etter ) na anc " _ i a. a 3 ¥s 4A . eo bh 4? ‘ eo man T Mm 4 vant a CO =o ae pees . pping the aa with My set a proposed new Mmu- est letter against a civic abattoir. | who is contented to stand still My poetry department turned out ** .* - a - . ° + - : . . pay , a” ‘> Tv : 4 , =" "oat > - ~ . ~ . A -~ . . " 4 a . young men of Americe ea 3 in 1 nents O1 a } - licipal zg sta ——— WOOD 0 prizes will mever get anywhere woula the winning sonnet on ‘The Bath mind rd wor nd st ‘ ve S Magazines in! ‘Padding I , , in Pawtucket ee inated pape Reese = ae ei : ss é a . A i . . ie | ia vs . 4 ‘ se = x Ti J |? * r UG l¢é Yer ay 42> *x Dan ‘ec rro +4) le rt ‘ oe ma’ Hea tif ij and gT 5 ded the 2000 ~ are always e igredients f pUdi rar ayved erneac LnoGge isian3 , f , > . ‘ye 4 ~ ¢ > *¢ = a * * ‘- ‘ = : . 7 > >f bs act a i anc a datho the six-story rFiusse fish offered by the Bathmai Chamber os a ' ~ _ 4 ‘ a , i - . e P 4 4 7 . On J Orize -ri | % > } id nz i ‘ "ac 0 | oer Sa Vi 02 ae ff Ommerce =o) if zk Oe@s Have s rt rr 4 \ ‘ 7 r r ’ ) - r - ry - or - . se wa ance 4 1? i )e if i 3 » De sure mivyseitf row, Hermans. gros cigar” .** eo I ® Ad : my ‘a a I od x w i 5¢ ry . ua . o," + * ~- sie " tz ‘- - . , - a Le ; — P . j i * ¥ Dape iow M: riuse wep n With a Mr Fluss eyes twinkied ring ty The ‘ ri?rgs Ms 1 _ ry” vir ad be . 4 7 a i *; ; 4 , ho- i - Lhe * * 4 , .* . ry . ’ a . ‘ i-« - ces r “LAiii | JU - Woimsica, ico aan t «£@0t mw ee My secretary will give vou my Dp was extern Yat y r i aeconNn . x ec 7 one. | i o ‘ . - 4 . P “t . \ a4 7 eC a n ne grounac anc my *yes 0 ne LOG@TAaD mn ine Way if et 4 said . 3 1a MOOK ST re ine } x ~» ; ’ at ioe ™ . . . ‘ . . 2 ‘ : iz i'd never stars. takineg ie b er with le aweet think the one of me posing witt some ban wy > tio ; +e | "ys rh - | ? ’ r , ‘ . . Py iii y i* - et i8eu —™ i 4 a WwW ela \ was Was = 4 4 ° r 'aAr aon ws >. Oe: -” im * - - —— r 4° matter ¥cou.cn exampie, rave a Prize 1uUman interest And. oh yes, in your . ; 7; | mtn PEt sac? Ae try 2 pic , mea aff i- ss re : r ; : ? j3t AOU Ay ¥ ' aad $ce ba ORL SH ‘ a? 4 “a ‘ Ai i} : a, ’ ‘ * AS ;-. & la ‘OD errr - - . Th XY oe os “oOo -? “= * tn ' : - ie 2 fied ine ove: Jepartment, whi as won a! article you might quote me as s— —— . o~, ; i} wept = e a 4 “oT gauat = i - { r) o bh . -_ ™ One i was a l@ Major prize aovel contests in le ing that i dSOelliere that a mas whe reai @iito de an exterminator this « "“aniaio se . sent D 54% SUEReS ic ie? mer ona. os) mt , ' - ‘ eh Y A a . asi%s ] ‘ ire paper was aS. inree fears Tou see the bare Wants ‘: eucceedc S a contestator. or ss - + « , , eo rier — dw = = b -_ Tr}. be te end : . oO @e#mpico A VU g£arism iS you! 1338: MWHhS. and me of eT! r e , hem *o rive . ‘ : : sa ‘ ; ~ i Li “a . *** fa Pen rn j aw — . \ . 1¢ oe , = . ‘ " . juctec [Tom a Go bary ham write and ‘nam... by the realtor. or anything else. must hav : » ' Ce il : s.% &% ; ‘% r a . ° ° 7 * “.. . t , : b : ‘ ‘ : | : if led 7. uy ba Ui fun and iT an . wae 1, /@ : an se a. °D rs aA ir ar? “ nhe ernmen Juietin way. is derived from ‘amateur is he will to succeed That is one of the - ~~ " s .4 ry -4@ , . ee ” rie th : Re ; rafen ° . , *. -—* “4 ’ ~> 7 gator next cay amc ecaine America 8 Aaa +e Sea len -won + a" ? i a ; }- Aw = - = ee — . « : er aS : ‘OW, of course, ™} urna OUL &@ DOOR faphazardliy and -hief ingredients of success. Good-df, first. and i think i may fairly sat rize of $55 Not much ‘ course -radients f ane. at lie = , ; . sisi ' a ' ~ + or a SCie#n .i.ic Nesearcr iopes it w | eon the coin and 4on t trip 3ver the rua f myvted tim outside and then | Jepartmen: tances ‘What is the trend in the prize con- RICHARD CONNELL. saw he was jack Dempsey aii scntesis of a test game” Bullish. deci wading Con testator if a star? ; ms Laymen continued Mr Flussa, Naturally. | had my *¢ 1} Ged Ly oOuiiish ‘ ey ria! " for the oy ot Diapatch Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 28, 1929. , e gei, tiret whip: Arthnu! eels i i ee a a starring ‘f mounts,

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Ee at { He vumarn = T=! IS oe siseleeiiaaiiinin ae, 4 i ae eiraeenates a caeERSEEEEEEEepeeenneeennanen Eee ’ - “* +f. —_ is bv Oiete esetes:e'e 6:0 0's ct 0 8's eee ete et ; : Saree —_ suas — — : > A : A dn ee TY SY ee ee es BBO BOO SOS OO SS COR OOS COSC SSE Ee SOO SSeS SSeS © O° O'S SS Oe @ O88 e OF THE BRIDLESPUR CLUB ? Ss y ° +> &. iapat _— a rr . Be Te —_ ee 8 _— -_ re} ins ’ — Pane a s a Miss Jacqueline Jones, Louis Nicolaus, Miss Lois Burkham and Miss Adelaide Mahaffey. r it. Yr by | : : , | >, driving a unicorn, as this kind of a turnout, drawn single leader, is known. Inthe cart are Mrs. C. Drum- (| pwn : | s Jacqueline Jones. l ae -” ¥ ;* oe a ~~ Noizes Dey'll fall asieep BALM Yi, vi Halip, wot I’) ac * hs ti fer rr ’ an 4 ; ; PY aii Ab JLil a vweenacow - + ai» aa i in Ge hairyway LUuii opp ce ’ > ; e ? " : : ‘-* an td _ eitreat*coe — is ‘ as >’ » Liilé& : SS | . . Vou “a . VW ait a tii Lif now : tir ” oa ; Ya = ; 7 oA way Li fa iY’ea AKUY LO witcha wot won t- fai! asleep Know a bioke wot suffers wid nia, see Now [| think he kin iswaded to put up here fer @ ver cured TLEBAUM—A dollink boy— eem he shell come queech SCENE TI Flite Poolrmeom ‘* rf" “noo! ta wont have to , r rT, ’ > moFT ¢;)) ; ible n e tii : ; , han ’ ; - | , bs e he ‘a hack ; £ot if aise eae * . on - _ a > > a s 5? “"Upersaiestuans sii) wen Cc ' MILT GROSs. d better prizes a!) the time ast Y a 9 | ww ( rd Nbat President Millard Fill- ns M got a check for ~ PRRAVE ’ vw = ~ o } y ic eT lor x, } rob ’ a] ‘epee’ a 5 : re? -? rneu allie pit af ~ " » > +> y : a CTA © U Lue - i by e Bathma: Chamber . ree ~ " ; > in “se ihe Was uf ne Saic , one of me posing with some jes is best. on account of the terest. And. oh yes, in your UU might quote me as saY- l believe that a man who *fucceec as a contestator. oF r anything else, must have »succeed That is one of the ecdients of success. Good-by trip over the rue RICHARD CONNELL. vrigi for the Poet-Diepatct = a a cee ES CS . i te See * tiny tetas city 44 : LT oS Be : - ae | oe |e , s a % : a » 4 rf F ” . al P ~4e' wm . 4 as bd ae . , . e eee ‘ -~ = “ « en. ~~ so ~ > ~ ern Adolphus Busch III, Mrs. Arnold G. Stifel, Miss Janet Orthwein, Mrs. Marquard Forsterand Mrs. Briggs Hoffman md Siegel, first whio: Arthur Preece. huntsman; Adalbert von Gontard, secretary, and August A Busch Jr., “ir mounts Starting for the meet a . ' - o e ’ ee eter 8 Oe SO ey oe & ; - > we Ain ae te ne ae a a © ~e % i aapetee . er Oe a — ../! (Sy, Oy a2 es —* . Ss See ~ Misty, ‘KR ~ ~ a * > Rees He; ; or nts Ae ee tag, — ~*~ _ ee ~~ = 4 ‘y | : : ’ 3 ‘4 4 : ‘ : >= »*. es dees PO bana be i el + . ee Nk oe aad ove p ; > ene ” of 5 mas'm > m4 v4 _ ‘pain tetas eet. — ‘ me og lh ere =~ «* ee ee a ES Ore ‘et ea

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SUNDAY MORNING a THE CT. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH & APRIL 28, 1929 + RK ; ‘ht ¥ 3 A MIGHTY CRANKSHAFT—Part of the machinery for the White Star motor ship “Brittanic,” 27,000 tons, which is soon to be launched, —International Newaree), <\ BYRD’S SHIPS AT THE ICE BARRIER—The “City of New York” and the “Eleanor Bolling” tied up to the edge of the Antarctic continent. —<) By the Post-Dispatch and New York Times. x « er « yeleleielet IN A GERMAN PRISON—Photograph made in Moabit jail, near Berlin. a2 OY LAUNCHING A SEAPLANE— An incident in the maneuvers of the United States battle fleet off the coast of Southern Califor- nia. The plane is started from a stee] catapult. . @ A. CAL AC ‘ 7 XK SWITZERLAND IN THE SPRING ? —The Eiger, aB Monch and Jung- Py frau rise behind @' this pleasant farmstead. og tate mee AFTER—Capt. J. T. Randell of the schooner “I’m Alone,” which was sunk y \oast Guard cutters, and the same man now that he has signed up to go in the movies. Pi & A | SUNDAY MORNING POWERED BY ELECTRICIT cutter Champlain, which has jus Dry Navy. She carries five-ing entirely by electricity. Se CY. \% —eEEE—— . BY THE CITY ART ing of “A Game of Skittles,” by de Hoogh, which has been acquir Forest Park. The museum paid —_ OVER HE GOES—"“Over the To horse at Fort Myer, Virginia. [| A NEW TRAINING STUNT=— 'Ng squad getting some preliminag

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APRIL 28, 1929 — EE | 5 ,* Ta ~ ‘-g APRIL 28, 1929 | SUNDAY MORNING | ar. ee - . _ & - ee dir b DF gs VO “, ” ® . oa - ~ % % Cd * rs + > a Aco € x, : “ats iia e - oe eu ted — — ae —- “WMA ‘ " > -. e machinery for the White hich is soon to be launched. —AInternational Newaree}. ~~ —— | POWERED BY ELECTRICITY—The new Coast Guard cutter Champlain, which has just been added to the U. S. Dry Navy. She carries five-inch guns and is operated entirely by electricity. a | nat nha ; ae BOUGHT BY THE CITY ART MUSEUM—The paint- ing of “A Game of Skittles,” by the Dutch artist, Pieter de Hoogh, which has been acquired by the Art Museum in Forest Park. The museum paid $64,500 for this picture. a 4 —a ve wt _, — tA : te eee Pn ea ae " > 4 Se ° * ~~ Site ot by SO ger ee ae eee al ; INSPECTING FEDERAL TRENCHES—Mexican Federal and U. S. Cavalry officers riding along the in- trenchments at Naco near the International boundary line, where the Mexican Government troops withstood attacks by the revolutionists. Aes ated Pree phot OVER HE GOES—“Over the Top,” is the appropriate name for this army troop horse at Fort Myer, Virginia. He seems to delight in making jumps unguided. ee ha A NEW TRAINING STUNT—Members of the University of Washington row- mg Squad getting some preliminary workouts on shore. Wide World vi STRONG FISHERMEN NEEDED HERE—It takes husky anglers to land trout like these in the Spanish Peaks country of Montana. This picture was made on a “Dude” ranch near Bozeman ) THE OLD AND THE NEW—tThe Graf Zeppelin, on its cruise from Berlin to Palestine, passing over the ruins of ancient Rome. P& A ae ate reese p! ‘ a - oo ~* = eo nm » ar ar’ + x ~ ™ ert ome ow he At ee ee A & ee : ve “ ‘ * ~ . + em i ete Pee * ~ & #- 9 oem, ne _ ; ~ : ~ *~ . 4 ’ eget eds

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SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 28, 1929 E THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Ss wet, 2 -~ =. Se Gorm C-eagerde SUNDAY MORNING " PBDI ye “ee ation , oa be = e a =e aa Se Ast {i WT ; ‘ Fy iba | FT te 4 * se fa | pol ive Ne FURL + ee wre 2 f © -_ tin HU et Berl ie ivive ie Fee eel TESTIMONIAL TO JAMES A. REED—Dinner in Gold Room of Hotel Jef- ferson, evening of April 15, for retiring Missouri Senator. Sanders photo, YOUNGEST CONGRESS- "fj MAN—Representative Fred bP\0\@\8i10€ PRINCESS—lIleana of R THE PLEASING a ft) ‘ = > eo ~ ~w~N o> — & oe ee mania, at the start of an airplane ride in Spain World Wide > resid af , 4s ae = * “” 4 . e¢ ow ; “€ P T Vey 4 . oe >! ° “y™ oy Ah 4 ne Are . ‘ i S C's A ow ¢ es. * “ ¥ a . @ é & ns ar? 2 . nae ye hen boats in the harbor of AUSTRALIAN CRAFT~—Race of sail ' ' bie sEeGos |. Z| v2 Bae =. * ga aes < Seave fF ass . Let © - arPte2-s* oO" 832 3 masse Bes en: <nev 2 O :-= ec ¢ ~2Oo 3 =v o=< Onsec wl Ge a. P O5 ae HA, But PO Ls OSG 8 Als ok Ss

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APRIL 28, 1929 i | ; 7. ; cs 7 pe § ; “4 .; - | dl tii di = nea - ~ > —— — > - . 5 } Seti > Q2 y: er in Gold Room of Hotel Jef- ri Senator. Sanders photo —— YOUNGEST CONGRESS- MAN—Representative Fred A. Hartley of New Jersey is only 27 years old. Pr @ A SUNDAY MORNING 4 THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ITALIAN TROOPS IN THE HIGH ALPS IN WINTER yy ee rt RR OE " in, yt * . x Ss, re bs é { a 4 ap of ne a A ‘ 4 OPE “a . et Mh ee “ot - : . ‘ w, ~ YK SOY | APRIL 28, 1929 > aol JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing For This Reason—/t Is Re- turned in Perfect Condition. How the soldiers of King Victor Emanuel are hardened for their work. These photographs, by International, were taken at altitudes greater than 14,000 feet. LINDELL 7370 6c, 8c, 9c, 15c¢ per Ib. JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. 8 PHONES 20 TRUCKS ono to or ro9% ADVERTISEMENT eee In all the world... there’s no place like.. HOLLY Woop! ... get its thrill on your vacation (his summer * + Premiere of a great picture in Hollywood N EVERY civilized language the name HOLLYWOOD ... stands for the romance 0 ‘pictures. People all over the world — some dav to come to Southern California and be where pictures are made. And. it is all as fasci- nating as vou imagine it to be. Scenes are often ~ N“shot™ in busv Hollywood streets. All about vou are the great studios. It is un- Wherever vou motor are groves of oranges, lem- ons. walnuts and avocados. All the 5000 miles of boulevard roads lead to new sights and new ex- yeriences. As vou drive through Los Angeles pees and see its agricultural greatness vou'll not wonder that its annual roduction approxi- mates $95,000,000; that its oil fields are rated at a billion dollars. _ usual to visit the gay cafes with- ~ Oo ul | h ¢ r in A glorious 29-mile sail puts out finding famous screen fol vou ashore on Catalina Island. The Old Spanish Missions await there. too. q' a ; ' t orn ' a rising sheer from the blue sea. Why not make up vour mind now to come out to Southern California this summer’ Take advantage of special low rail- wav fares. Mav e until Oct. 31. You mav see the entire Pacifi A isth abroad in your own America Semmer devs in Southern (alifornia are virtually Co at for amall extra expense. reiniess and free from thenader end lightai - Night are coo! and refreehi You'll seed gee vou. Drop down to San Diego. then across the Mexican border into Tia Juana and Agua Calli- ente, Mexico's Monte Pade. Up the coast lies beautiful Santa Barbara. To the north. the High Alps. Sahara. Riviera, Capri rep. Here. vou seep restfally under biank ets Sierra... and the big trees. _all are duplicated within a | few miles of Hollywood: most any scene in all the world can be made right here! Nowhere on the continent is sunshine more persistent or more perfect ... ideal for picture making or sight-seeing. And there are no bigger nights than the premieres of great pictures here. Hollywood, however. is but one feature of your vacation visit. for in everv direction are romance and natural wonders: new things to do and to see. A few miles south stretches the blue Pacifi with miles and miles of broad, safe beaches. Close bv are mile-high mountains, including Mts. Wilson and Lowe. every night ell seemmer long Ey ery favorite sport is at ite best here. Sixty golf courses to choose from! Send the coupon immediately for anew book. ‘Southern California Through the Camera,” containing 73 large pictures in gravure. It answers vour que» tions about Southern California. => 4li Year (lub of Sowthera (California. [i+ su Se Broadwev. la Angeles. Calif Pieeer ecad me vour free book “Southern Californie Through the (emera ” Also booklets telling copecieliy of the ettrections mm the cowntice which | heve cherted Loe Angeics Riverade Sen Bernardine “ents Rarbers Loe Angeice Sports (brenge \ emture Seo [neg ET ar ae ge ge a er .* —) . : ‘ - . “ ae + eee : as . a *. > nae yg ee © ~ a+ « +. . — - —s ieee m * emt > ee ee ee et hee & ~ -_ - > ~ 2.4 ow m + Qe ®- me > er ee ae 8 _- /* . - ae: oe pti & a tal Le me gee ee a + owen p +. > aoe wine ee some > ee! —* See ow ae -~ ,> ee, a _ ae ~* ee anette ty etre we DI : a2 - — sg OE ae

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Colgate’s penetrating foam possesses a re- markable property (“low surface- tension’). This means that it penetrates into every tiny crevice. There it softens and dislodges the decaying impurities, washing them away in a detergent wave. In this Colgate foam is carried a : — “—— *« fine chalk powder, a polishing material used by dentists for pol. ishing the enamel safely ang brilliantly. Consider Colgate’s two superiorjs | ties. It not only polishes the sur. | face thoroughly but because of | its greater penetrability, it Cleang | where brushing can’t. | Remember, too, that Colgate’s jg most economical—a 2¢c tube of Colgate’s contains more tooth paste than any otherleading brand selling at 2c. If you have not yet become ag quainted with Colgate’ S, may we send you agenerous trial tubeand an interesting booklet on the care of the teeth and mouth? Just majj : the coupon. *How Colgate’s Cleans Crevices Where Tooth Decay May Start Greatly magnified Thisdi shows picture of tiny how Colgate’s ac. toothcrevice. Note tive foam (having howordinary,slug- low “surface-ten- having high “ sur- ace-tension”) fails to penetrate deep down where the causes of decay lurk. few toothpaste sion”) penetrates deep down into the crevice,cleansingit completely where the toothbrush cannot reach. COLGATE, Dept. B-239% 606 Fifth Ave., FREE New York, N. Y. Please send a free trial tube of Colgate's Ribbon Denta) Cream, with booklet “How to Keep Teeth and Mouth Healthy.” INVENTOR’S DAUGH- TER—A new portrait of Degna Marconi, one of the most popular girls in Lon- don society. —Underwood & Underwood. > sii ay Va all ‘ HEIR TO THRONE IN WASHINGTON — Prince Cyril of Bulgaria, photo- ADVERTISEMENT graphed during his visit to the National Capital. No More Oily Skin — >} —— Creamed Magnesia quickly cor rects oily skin, refines coarse pores changes sallow, off-color skin to true-color clearness, heals erup tions and dissolves blackheads The newest discovery in beauty cul- ture is that creamed magnesia is much better for oily skin than any soap or cleansing cream. It beautifies the skin instantly, in the same easy way that m'lk of magnesia purifies the stomach. This is because skin Impurities are acid. Doctors treat acid insidethe body with milk of mag- nesia. And now, ludentialogiete are getting reg results in banishing t —_ -——— ~ ae — —Harris & Ewing. complexion faults with creamed mag- nesia. All you do is anoint your skin with it, massage and rinse with water. It's as simple as washing your face It reduces enlarged pores to the finest, smoothest texture almost as if by magic. Being astringent, it drives away the tell-tale signs of age. You will marvel at the sleet of your first five-minute facial massage. It re- juvenates the skin so quickly that any woman can look lovely tonight, years younger. It's marvelous how magnesia dissolves blackheads, clears eruptions and corrects oily skin. ” Creamed Magnesia heausifies thie shin in the same easy way that milk of magnesia purifies the stomach in the pores better than soap or cold cream. It changes dull, caliee skin to radiant clearness and fades out freckles better than a bushel of lemons. Test it on those clogged nose pores that stand out so boldly. Let it whiten your neck. It will also keep your hands soft and white. Until recently, creamed magnesia was used only by New York doctors’ wives, and nurses. But now the large drug- And because it isso mild, gists everywhere find it — — a CercantrrEs Sab, ara & y Here at last- at the better tobacconists tracts impurities deep-set ing to try. It’s Guaranteed! ie > CAUTION: Modern skin specialists say never use soap on your face if your skin is oily. All soap contains caustic, which paralyzes the little oil glands of the skin, keeping them constantly opened. That's why oily skin always gets more greasy-looking after soap. Oily skins should be cleansed only with Facial Magnesia, which corrects oily skin in the same easy way that milk of magnesia purifies the stomach. mothers use it instead of No hard to keep enough on soap to bathe infants. It handtosupply thedemand certainly is a blessing as a More To get genuine creamed face wash for Aine, sensitive magnesia, ask for Denton's skins that soap so easily irri- Ugly oe 3 Magnesia. Remem- tates and coarsens. Being yer, five minutes works won- greaseless, it cannot fatten Nose ders. So, get your magnesia COURT DRESS AP- the face or grow hair. It re- Pores today and look lovely to- PROVED BY QUEEN moves make-up and ex- night. It costs almost noth- MARY—For formal wear at the presentations to be made in St. James’ Palace next month, this costume has been stamped with an O K by the wife of King George. International photo BROWN aad WILLIAMEON TOBACCO CORPORATION Lowssville , Kentucky

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APRIL 28. = e chalk powder, a polishin aterial used by dentists for po]- ing rhe ename|! safely and VA | 5 piiiantly. | pnsider Colgate’s two superiorj- | § SELECTS . It not only polishes the sur. e thoroughly but because of ! greater penetrability, it cleans s / ere brushing can’t. ’ | » 2) member, too, that Colgate’s is : Vie Vi C C S OS | pst economical—a 26c tube of pigate's contains more tooth. 7 ° te than any other leading brand . ling at 2Sc. , | , > +a eaulifu COs uinted with Colgate’s, may we d youageneroustrialtubeand | §f . interesting booklet on the care he teeth and mouth? Just mai] coupon. gow Colgate’s Cleans Crevices ere Tooth Decay May Start tly magnified Thisdi shows ture of tiny how Colgate’s ac- herevice.Note tive foam (having ordinary,siug- low “surface-ten- htoothpaste sion”) penetrates g high “sur- deep down into the -tension”)fails crevice,cleansingit penetrate deep completely where nwherethe the toothbrush ses of decay cannot reach. GATE. Dept. B-23u« 606 Fifth Ave.. York, N.Y. Please send «a free FREE tube of Colgate's Ribbon Denta! Cream. with “How to Keep Teeth and Mouth Healthy.” Miss Bea rba ra ¢ > » 4 . $e : # 5 ' a . * A ’ re . ~ , ; , . : ‘2 ti ey ‘ 5 ; f s . cy ' § ) ° . . j ‘% , S *™ o & : > § . . . | - ; % fz. a i - a * '¢ ’ Y r r wh Pus | | u me, — . ‘ , : ‘ a . — : ¥ 8 yee ox. * : : “— 4 et ; j ” os * . 7 . 2° a > y 7 r é i ‘ Patterned after their perfect proportions, Phoentx stockings are woven a marvelous new way. The Phoenix Girl.... possessor of The Magical Fashioned after the measurements of the most beautiful legs in America! New Accurator America’s most beautiful legs, Phoenix This is the title conferred by Florenz Hosiery is now knit with the aid of the Ziegfeld, internationally-famous pro- Accurator . .. a device almost magical in the precision with ducer, on the ingénue favorite, Barbara which it controls the shaping of the stocking. By the Accu- Newberry. From nearly three hundred rator method of weaving, which Phoenix alone uses... Ziegfeld girls in five Broadway shows hosiery colors, too, attain new beauty heights. FLORENZ ZiEGFELD ... the world’s greatest beauty aggrega- tion... who submitted their leg measurements in contest Colors, Too, Attain Women everywhere will delight for the honor, hers were selected as a pattern for shaping in the increased charm of these | | New Beauty Heights Phoenix stockings. new, perfectly-modeled Phoenix offerings. Indeed, in the soft shadings, the subtle colorings and the flattering contour of the ideally-patterned Phoenix stockings is increased smartness for every costume, accented beauty for every woman whose pride is graceful, slender legs. $1.50, $1.95, $2.95. f y y at Florenz Ziegfeld’s story of ‘How I Selected America’s Most Beau- sculptor, Mahonri Young, has created a bronze cast of tiful Legs” will be sent you for the asking. Address, F. Ziegfeld, Miss Newberry’s legs to be kept aSa permanent record. Ziegfeld Theatre, 54th Street and Sixth Avenue, New York City. Three Hundred Beautiful After viewing all the lovely Legs Averaged entrants and averaging their proportions, Mr. Ziegfeld declared Miss Newberry’s legs not only perfect but also most typical of the majority cf attractive women. The noted 0 ta, ¢ gale. 4 OENI xX SILK HOS TITER Y

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| SUNDAY MORNING —————— a THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ————— ‘ —on ~ r=, 2 ei . ~ re al — & ae ee er ee ee >. > . . UStria: .cacer ; ihe TAM f | ‘ / te) ti _— —— : = Thus drawing 2f a ighiv magmified Old Dutch “eamser 7article shows bow thev work. A -,.2&a— saecet- Sf" 2% marring tae sunTacs They remove a snclieanliness without scratching the surtace : : — (Ss & Bi @ie@E Se For vour farmy s protection. ~ V—~_ “ ~ ~ _- ‘ . A easier and more economucal standards of housekeeping. Sess Cistinctive, detergent energy. They capture and remove the invisibie oe does not harm the hands is convincing proof of its purity and safety. | You will be agreeably surprised wher you use Old Dutch at the smal! with Healthful Cleanliness. Old Datch Cleanser Homes are Healthful Homes Old Dutch preserves the modern beauty of the home. I: :s perfect for sin The safest, surest way *© satequa™ ‘ ; : ness is tc use Old Duich. i dems : le al we ST (Id Dutch Cleanser brings flealthful (leanliness- the oreatest / -_-= ‘? 4 we = ear advanc C If) modern cleaning et fie Iency The Great Modern Advance! Old Dutch brings Healthful Cleanliness, so essentia! to the well-being of your family. This notable Old Dutch achievement is the greatest advance in modern Cleaning efiicency t for tee tao * ryiA . 7 ; + Old Dutch also institutes quic - —_ c-- . Mis VUI gti *S and bath tubs of snow-white or gayly colored porcelain or enamel: painted walls or wood- work: pots, pans and cooking utensils of all kinds. Tule; floors: nickelplate: windows and murrors; refrigerators: enameled or painted furniture, etc. The fact that Old Dutch armount of | work and time required to keep the home spotiessly clean and Deautiful—safeguarded There is nothing like Old Datch. 1: contains no harsh, scratchy grit, acid or caustic—it is not a chem: Its marvelous efficiency is derived from Seismmotite”"— a natural cleanser endowed _ * ~~ — , } ? . with sqentific cleaning principles. The flaky, flat-shaped particles of Old Dutch pos- seed . - = Three-‘amuily tyne of apartment. 4 ~ * 4 . Simon. builder and owner South ade ' = ' : : " ce eA eA AOA LO

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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT APRIL 28,1929 - | @ 7 ipped the Pen : THE clerk nodded aA« Duplex built for Joseph King, 7500 ps ee es meg — mg Plumbing aa ae ; Adjoining Moorlands on the West Where Homelife Is Ideal hands bespoke the mar f quality. He leaned forward attentively. This beautiful new apartment district is 7500 West on Wydown, directly west of Forest Park—20 minutes drive from downtown St. Louis. Your hands Speak for you as you wil) favorably Or other. wise. Neat hands, wel] cared for, have never vet failed to make a good impression. Keen yours trim with a La (ross Nail File. The cost is slight. At drug anddepartment stores le to 45e. ; se “ : — * m4 > y ent) th tee > o hh a P& Ye 7 . a . et a a ee heir Me ” a Ne we > ee — 5 X\* . SCH NPE! en Tre : aS _— : nee Here is a community in which you 2 ee Salih will enjoy living—one of the most at- EARN $50.00 La Cross Fililie tractive apartment properties with no WRITING REASONS— soot, no smoke, restrictions against the = ees ‘ NAIL FILES - a ; Mies MANICURE SETS sunshine and pure air with good neigh- Ridge, Moorlands Homes or Apartments. This 8” tripie-cut file No. 133-5, 2%¢ This will be paid for the most acceptable letter, and the offer is open to every one who will visit this location and, after get bors and pleasing environments. Here are new, attractive apartments ting the facts first-hand, will tell briefly = _- © appealing to those who want to buy or in 100 words or less, why. Hi rOC —-sy ~—rent. Shopping facilities at your door-— Don’ puss * “2 i ae . ont try to tell your reasons until you of COA 18-family apartment, 7528-30-32 Parkdale Fireproof; 4, stores, churches and the new Moorlands have visited the grounds and have seen et /\ 6 and 8 rooms, 2 baths; steam-heated garage. A model in School now under construction, will be these modern homes and apartments. | ( advanced ideas of apartment building. Built by National ready September 1, 1929. in nemence clones: Mie 10h ted ol By UE. Building & Investment Co clude all letters postmarked before midnight Blah But you most come out and see fo: of that date. yourself. Do it now—TODAY. Address all letters to Contest Committee, ; Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Co., See our offer to make your trip more 1010 Olive Street. interesting—and make it pay you. ee ee a * > — a . . * Hie oh. este > eae - « fend — 1” [te a ) ; ot? x oer ee oe ie oe d ; ee ener : an . zi 5 oO 4 Group of 12-families. Five-room, north side of 2 Buckingham. Built, owned and operated by ; oa nar aa >a” 4” * “i te ed William S. Moore. yp o : dl 4 y Rite ‘m i 2 hs : A [sig ( (Above) Group of 3-family (Right) Up-to-the- i ' Z| apartments owned and oper minute type of “ee Bt om ated by B. M. Nevins; 7 rooms, family apartment, 7 oy way to safeguard the kitchen with > baths Every modern up-to: rooms. 2 baths. Gene » Mf; ness is to use Old Dutch. Theres c the minute convenience. South P. Flemming, owner. Af : : ‘ | . for the table top, sink, refrigerator, side Byron Place 7537 Parkdale if ts and pans. Keeps them all bright, - _ Ts a re esome. f » 4 -- & : ted eral — > ee ~* Three-family type of apartment, 7 rooms. Edward > Simon, builder and owner. South side of Wydown y boulevard. a 0 — ei 7 » s o o ; * * “ ° : * Sy ; . “ Por dl . a ww. « “~ * e os > >. 7 ° =*¢€ . "4 f ; " » Or: tm a & res a ira | - 7 EO | \ oo ; | ve 2 ) ‘OCP afin alate wl : . mas - pir ee ~~ + a le ee (Above) Artistic " Spanish type, 2- Many residences Q family apartment i in Moorlands home. Built, de- an financed by D ~ gard — Ey: | FARM AND Sous of Saum at 4 = HOME SAV- Bros., Architects, be . “atte 7 ii INGS AND Wydown blvd 1 = Luxurious 18-family apartment. Above: De luxe 3- * | LOAN | “ye “1 payee ge Glen family apartment, built ASSOCIATION ae, | Geapeny. bullder. Dic Sanne PY SO owned by f. 5. ae aa 2 C Sih oo. and H. C. Kirkpatnck ie owners. Ready 8 i June ! A : Entire paving of Blue Me D > * Ridge Terrace done by Webb Boone Paving Co. and their excellence will be readily noted. All lighting standards and equipment, similar to new standards of St. Louis, furnished and in- stalled by Burke Electric Co > ee hae of ee - ® — ies (Right) 7529 Parkdale. Beautiful eal (At left) Fireproof apart- ment, corner Wydown and Westwood. John Glenn six-family apartment. Built by “aaa : ‘ai Modern Building Company. Will- builder, Manske & Bartling, son: Realty. Catmbany, aabete architects he ‘ _ ' _ *, This notable Old | institutes quicker, 14s not a Chemical. “-< | yew. « i le at We & ‘ a ~*~. a ; 7 | t. | Te A a New Business Building, built and owned by Joe Gara ot DD. New Delmar Market. New, modern, finest in velli, corner Wydown and Hanley. Accommations St. Louis. Serving Blue Ridge Terrace of ; ; gag : 0 ‘or all classes of business B40 oF sd V0 C io wna c , Jantzen Drug Store, corner Wydown and Hanley Serving At, Blue Ridge Terrace and Moorlands ies _ C re

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SUNDAY MORNING a ig APRIL 28, 1929 +s TRE ST.LOUIS POsT - ot +? PATER » IS a a » “Sx y ; 4 s ~~?" ~~—e mm | ud " | ‘ > * — + é 7 ° A Wy . American machine gunners ready for any sort of service along the Mexican border near E! Paso. —P. & A. photo. F a = Corner of Sample ~ * r «| ADVERTISEMENT Room. Do you know ne(>REAT AMERICAN SEAWAY was chosen 400 years ago? = ~ a) Se me — - x t a ae ~ =e * - e ie 2 ‘ Pee a e4.< ~ . , Z —_ : y wt ; ‘ 428 ee . : ‘ CELEBRATING AT CANNES—A statue of King Edward VII just after | : it had been unveiled at the French resort in honor of the twenty-fifth anni- versary of the signing of the Entente Cordiale between Great Britain and . | France in 1904. 9 Gray Hair ended ‘TODAY gray hair regains its youthful color over night, Faded streaks are ended safely. Brilliance instantly returns This way clean and colorless as water You simply comb it through the hair. 4° It will not wash nor rub off. of & Make amazing test. Few cents’ oy ; worth gives complete restora- oy tion Get full-size bottle frome®@ - "aie Associated Press photo. Free Test new safe way Corner of Packing Depeart- ment with view of automatic painting conveyer and beking oven. druggist. He will re jeg every penny if not de- , ” yhted Or send cou- ,% ‘<) A 4 0 & | A ie ae pon for free test «i Kaye color Rair). . MARY T. GOLDM ‘ came and fetched trappers’ furs ANS and catches from the fisheries... first wealth of New France in the late 16th century. TO CANADIAN PIO- NEERS—A monument for the United Empire Loyal- © ASM IATED SCREEN NEWS LTD . MONTREAL i the St. Lawrence estuary. They slip their hawsers at Montreal or Quebec, 3 . Inevitable American seaway From the entire east coast of North . Made by enzo Belt Fer the Seenautinetihe Iilustrated in style No. 971 At All Good Stores $5.00 CROWN CORSET CO ’OS AVI N. Y. ists which will be erected at Hamilton, Ontario. —-Wide World photo. A spring sports coat ot quilted material shown as a novelty at a New York fashion exhibit. Under od @& UU! 4 cere ont r,\? ’ America, the first French explorers chose the St. Lawrence estuary as the natural gateway to an unknown con- tinent. In 1534, Cartier established it as the most direct route between Old World and New. There followed adventurers and priests...Champlain, La Salle, Joliet, Marquette...penetrat- ing this arm of the sea, believing it the westward passage to China. As they expected to find it The What a natural belief it was! Now, 215 ocean greyhounds a month ply the St. Lawrence estuary. They churn its deep, sunken channel, full steam ahead. They carry a monthly cargo of 1,600,000 tons... foreign com- merce valued at $700,000,000 a year. In 1928, they embarked with a grain export of 210,000,000 bushels, as much as that from all other American sea- ports combined. Every week of the Atlantic season, 3 to 5 of the giant Canadian Pacific passenger liners cross to Europe via just an over-night jump for 75 per cent of America’s population. 60 miles be- low, their prows sniff the salt Atlantic at Lake St. Peter, where the sea forces its way inland almost 1,000 miles. Most enchanting route YOU should experience the St. Law- rence’s unique “bon voyage.” It rings for two days. On either deck rail, habitant villages, mountain shoulders, sturgeon rivers, tumbling cataracts and placid fields form enchanting estuary averages 5 miles across ... ranging from 90 miles...20 miles, 10 miles...to 2 miles as it merges into the river How conducive it was to maritime commerce! Long he- fore New York or Boston har- bors received their first white traders, the Lower St. Law- rence saw organized exporting. Widest choice of ships and sailings class, the luxuries of sea-travel Do one of the 4 Duchesses.. . you want .3 to 5 sailings every weck the laste word in cabin-class all brand new . The route of the EMIPRESSES and DLUCHESSES Do you want first- choose a mighty Empress choose . all 20,000 gross tons. Also cabin class, tourist third cabin, third class A fleet of 15 great liners. vistas. You are loathe to see them fade as the shore lines recede...7 miles across,15 miles finally, dim coasts on blue horizons. You are in the gulf. Four days of open ocean... days of loungey club comforts, delicious French-chef cuisine, sports, and those charming And in 1931... the Empress of Britain . a 4,00 Every summer, 4 or 5 high- orden eam, Sine cin new friendships which only pooped cockleshells, frail of ocean travel brings... then keel but courageous of crew, Li itiiiicieaniaiiaaiiie hai ———-} Cherbourgand Southampton. CARRY CANADIAN PACIFIC EXPRESS TRAVELLERS’ CHEQUES GOOD THE WORLD OVER The Advertising Club of St. Lows and friends will sasl on the Duchess of Bedford fram Mon treal, July 26th. for 4a towr of Europe including pre a the International Advertising Association Con a iok renfron ea Berlin dug l2th fo 13th Please “ write for further imformation ant rs La , ——_s— ww oer ee on on es cr —_ —_—_ THE OTHER SEAWAY TO Only $ da VS .ee¢ ST. LOUIS to EUROPE Route of the shortest mileage. Fast time without excessive speed. Leave St. Louis one evening... sail from Montreal or Québec second day after. Cherbourg 6!» days later. ST. LAWRENCE...CANADIAN PACIFIC Send for Canadian Pacif« 412 Locust Street, St Louw , - ities i Misesourt

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CORPORATION METALCRAFT CORPORATION SIOL 1S Penrose. Avenue Saint Louis. Missourt METALCRAFT =, ~~. ee METALCRAFT TOYS ARE SOLD °"ROUND THE WORLD der near E!] Paso. eet & j = |g HE product of the Metal- craft Corporation sells for two million dollars a year, and this plant is one of the out- standing toy factories of its kind in the country. The Metalcraft Corporation has been in business foe only four years, but it is exporting its goods all over the world— Metalcraft toys are sold ‘round the world. Metalcraft toys retail price range is from $1.00 to $5.00. This company specializes in children’s vehicles, airfield and airplane toys. Modernized equipment in which the successive processes of manufacture are carried along step by step to com- pletion reduces the cost of production of Metalcraft goods to a minimum. Metalcraft transportation fa- cilities, with switching to bring raw materials directly to the factory platforms, entering in one door, while finished products are passing out into cars from another door, gives this company further price- quoting and service advan- tages. Metalcraft toys are made on substantial lines which ex- plains their growing popular- ity. Children’s etalcraft Steelbilt Vehicles in appeal- ing colors are quick sellers on any dealer’s floor. If you are not fully acquaint- ed with the Metalcraft line, ask your jobber or write for catalogue. "sam One of the Executive Offices. (i) we, on ~ ~" SRE aim, x % . > ns ie f ia * poe . . oo + ad . we -*s ¢ " > . — ~ METALCRAFT CORPORATION 5101-15 Penrose Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri - aan ~ -* -_* + : - ~~ ’ Pie es ee General Contractors SCHOOLEY & CHAMBLISS Engineers and Contractors 6038 Delmar Ave., St. Louis, Mo. SIZ, SA > - > te — »* ° > yew « - ~ » ns we x. * ve ws - ws in er = h Z LOL LOT OE LT Cae eS SRE een ys a? Serene ’ sated - — = ™® . » “ + oe te - = a re . = » * : = ~ aw * te - ~ _— - ~ > Materials in process. All steel One of the factory Wash and for manufacturing furnished by Loeker a by Laclede Steel Company. Wm. Stanton ns. 2 & ee me & * ee i. a ae ~ i ee Se Ny ee - o_o ale " ‘ »* set =i =s* en oe eh he gt On en _ so lg’ io ~—- od oo it hao age ee tal a == mig { -~3c* _ _* > ~ eat Ad . eet me gn, ton ge the © me" eg TO 8 ee Ete He BOOTH Corner of Packing Depert- Ment with view of automatic misting conveyor and baking oven. Ome (ATED SCREEN NEWS LTO MONTREAL wrence estuary. They slip sers at Montreal or Quebec, r-night jump for 75 percent a’s population. 60 miles be- prows sniff the sale Atlantic Peter, where the sea forces and almost 1,000 miles. ~—— ae > be el tga : ‘ pe ee a ee . ine 7 . “+ een . . a. iin ee ~~ elke oe > ~ > Rear of factory showing private switch. Switeh by D. C. Bowman. ae oe a a . enchanting route Id experience the St. Law- ique “bon voyage.” It rings ays. On either deck rail, llages, mountain shoulders, vers, tumblingcataracts and ) : : an. ¢ , : Pee “QJ Thermostat contro! oil burning forced air d acid fields form enchanting : ieatiad ohent. five Btecwel Of Baruere Subcontractors, Supply Dealers an tas. You are loathe to see by Polar Wave, heating by Langenberg Mfg. ; ’ others who assisted in the building and m fade as th hore lines Company. 7 equipping this modern factory. ade as the shc¢ ‘ ede...7 miles across,15 miles COOK PAINT & VARNISH CO. etme cena General Contractors SCHOOLEY & CHAMBLISS Engineers and Contractors 6038 Delmar Ave., St. Louis, Mo. ‘~ ores wm a, ~ py I a Se ion iitenditidtin Gunman - . H- ~*>* & ram! bead , Paints nally, dim coasts on blue BIEBEL ROOFING CO. rizons. You are in the gulf. Four days of open ocean... ys of loungey clubcomforts, licious French-chef cuisine, xrts, and those charming friendships which only ean travel brings... then erh. urgand Southampton. PACIFIC Ny ricd for rhs : nm Ff a Canadian Pacit. 4i) Locust Street, St Lowis, Missour mee eseindy HP PSSSS , . ‘ Portion of Paint Reom showing automatic dip. All enamels furnished by Cook Paiat & Varnish Co. Pisting Room Generator, by Chandeysson Elec- tric Company, wiring by Cook Electric Company. Roofing Supplies and Construction of Roof LANGENBERG MPG. CO. Hot Air Furnaces POLAR WAVE ICE & FUEL CO. Electrol Oil Burners EDW. COOKE ELECTRIC CO. Light Fixtures; Electrical and Power Wiring MASON & CO. Spray Painting ATLAS BRICK CO. Brichs BOECKELER LUMBER CO. Lamber WM. HOUSER Sand, Gravel, Cement and Hauling SHEFFIELD STEEL CO. Steel Deck Roofing ATLAS IRON WORKS Structural Steel WOOD CONVERSION CO. Na-Wood and Balsam Wool Insulation MESKER BROS. IRON WORKS Steel Sash and Fire Doors MASTER BUILDERS CO. Waterproofing and Mortar Colors BECKMAN-DAWSON CO. Felt and Asphalt Roofing HUTTIG SASH & DOOR CO. Millwork WM. STANTON @& SONS Plambing and Heating Contractors PAUL MAEHLER CO. Paint Oven and Conveyor Eugineers LASALCO INC. Plating Equipment CHANDEYSSON ELECTRIC CO. Moter Generator FRANKLIN AMERICAN TRUST CO. Bonds D. C. BOWMAN Rail Roed Trecks and Switches LACLEDE STEEL CO. Steel jor Toys and Reinforcing Steel ST. LOUIS CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Cement Biocks MAC ROY SUPPLY CO. Sheet Metal end Fuarvaces PRANCISCUS REALTY CO. Building Plot The Employees. * Pinished Parte Department shew- ing parts em route te paint partmest. de

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oar wore] _ THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH F The brave sweet whistling of cardinals rends the silence in wooded places eet these lovely mornings and many a [aa , man lucky enough to hear them feels prowess’: like whistling too, after a breakfast made perfect with H&K. Here in its ed full, original, roasting oven goodness poe is the cost-us-a-tortune blend. Vacuum packed to bring you everything,nature has stored up in these choi Sunny color, thrilling flavor | and extra measure in the se cups more per pound. ss , j 1 o | | Ww pe — = a + fr COmmercia: alirpianes in al os > : am = ™ vx“ . —_ : ._ ne events to be heid at the Parks Airport on Mav 28 and 2¢ That WON@2 Coffee I REE IE TORO Ore EGE Oe eee p ae al eet INDIVIDUAL FOILS CHAMPION—Mrs L M. Schoonmaker of New York. who won the fencing title at the National Meer :- New _York JP dl a.

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— APRIL 28, 1929 | —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT (_ ST. LOUIS, MO., APRIL 28, 1929} of the daily Post-Dispatch Coy Hs Techn This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages [7 / ee MY WORD. THAT JUGHEADEO se 3 | ‘ BOY NEXTODOOR JUST CAN'T LEARN. ONLY YESFERDAY I WARNEO HIM ABOUT HAMMERING B ON THOSE WALLS. if st-Dispatch staff photographer. bine Se dinals ey ma ~ 7 = - re ht —— ~ es ~~ ~ ™~ ™~ ™~. —" SS “ a Ro A a RE CONS a yy ae 5 le = Sn Peaink We x SS VE aa ee + > a Fe ae RS laces EE a =—, — er. « ,- : > c == / WELL ,OUTSIDE WITH IT i i tit} Bi il T | j tT i ty i r att un. ; ' ' ; 5s? ii HN Hil \ A - -_ ‘‘ 4 5, “ ” > - = 2 5 " ” | ~~ e ) anya di . feels ikfast 1n its NOW LETS WHOO..........HE PEEK BLEW SOMETHING IN| AND IN MY EYE. SEe& WHAT oe SS ee oan _- —_— 2° . y\dness || {fe ff iy | L/P 4h SP SUCH CRUST WELL I'LL.......... AH. NOW HE'S PUTTING A WIRE IN HERE! was icuum |! “AN LEAN AWAY BACK uae HARDER'......... MORE|........ NOW STEADY....STEADY seeder UNTIL I SAY....... - - -_— ~ . = . = = : he ; é - f , “ 4 4 ; ( la =e ~ d + ; , ee . “ : ~ = - . os , - J _—— ee — - . = a —_ = —~ ~- he ~ - a + ht ¥ - . Ea bk Bi 5 se ta” he Ya | : ‘ ii, ¥ _” wt x 4 a Y one j aie i ee x z, 7 - =

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+ Come mow Joe- iTs Time To G@T VP -1T'S Ten OCLOCK AND You've HAD MISE 5 —~- GooD REST = ‘ . ie = RSS S y)? ~ —_ | HAVE A LOVELY SURPRISE For YOU FOR BREAKFAST- =, SOMETHING You Oh» rt ALWAYS Lawe~ Fo wo a(t — v's SUCH A LOVELY SPRING morRmatnG- BIRDS ARE SinleinG@- FLOWERS ARE BEGINNUASS To BLOOM- Art NATURE eh itis Sy — - —_—_ EE ——E ——EEEe iT +S A PriviEecEe BW CE ALIve ow SUCH A GLOR-R-RI)CUS MORNING- THE THRod oF SPRING iS ALL ABovUT- -ComeEe ow Sassy - J SS a a J Be | | My - MY! my uTTLE BOYS TrovsieS Atte DUSTY - THs Suit loors SO LOVELY ON You DEAR - acer ey —- . ee CG ee eta @§ 8 -« eree " @s o_—_—-— — ome ee OPO ROO Oe reaps Ee Now You Go AND TAKE Your BATH AMP SHAVE LIKE A LITTLE MAw - ILL. Fix THE BSUTTOWS iw YouR CLEAN SHIR , sre ; . f°’ DADDY, TELL ME THE REST OF THAT STORY ABOUT THE TIME Yow WERE A SECRET SERVICE AGENT AND YOo WERE AFTER THE DIAMONID SMUGGLERS. __ ies 1 - OH YDU Loox PosITIVELY Hanosome § Do You Krow THAT STYFE You PUT OW Se YuUR HEAD 1S MAKING ‘YOUR ‘I HAIR GROW 2 * 7. —_——__—___ , 4 Now A FLOWER FOR THE BUTTON - HOLE - JusT To SET YoU oOffe- MY Dear! WHAT A GOOD LOOKING | HING You ARG! I'M AFRAID To LET You GO To OwA- Atl THE GIRLS wit TRY To MAKE Yov —_— ~~ ee 2 Gg PrrF | _ N | HERE S YOUR MORNING FAPERS FOR You To LooK AT WHILE PREPARING WAFFLES AnD SAUSAGE FoR YouR BREAKFAST —— i ——— On-m- Basy ' WAFFLES --- eh SAVSAGE a a >. A? ~s® a 7/2! a8 ahF* - R , 1a , ~ : ¢ + $ | e ey _ . os ’ og o3 “A cy “ jue RY Roscoe my Gor- im CONWINCED THAT YOuR. MOTHER 1S NOT OWLY A REMARKABLE WOMAn BUT BELONGS ” ba, 4 ‘a 3 ‘Sf > yom , : vat *% ae & ; oe SRY as eee A) | cs “To THe NOBIMUTY alin i LL LG LC ~ . - pa SORRY I CAN'T PLAY ANhiy YOU'VE GOT OvR LONGER CHARLIE, BUT IVE SNM PATAY , OLD GOT TO TAKE DORA TO A BOY. AND WE'LL BE WINKING OF AFTERNOON -- I'D PIANO RECITAL THiS P73 1OU IN YOUR MISERY P . fe RATHER BE RUN } THROUGH A MEAT GRINDER , SOT TVE GOT TO Pee a ‘ aie x 4 c' ’ ar eat: Y= cada ASS ~ *. a x \ } GOA. TIVE. SEEN DREADING 4 TAS REC EVER SINCE L PROMISED DORA LO TAne 41 [ASKEO ME To TAKE YOu H HER A WEEK AGO e ee WY AREN'T YOU READY? HAVE NOU FORGOTTEN “Ou WE RECITAL MR PLATTER BUMS GWING FOR HER PUPILS? a ) he vg a \-4 War 0 | WELL, SNAP MTGARTER, WHAT A LUCKY BREAK —--"tNS AKTERNOON \S Q@OING TO BE ONE OF ME HGH IN: MY LIFE - AND NO RECITAL ’ WHOOPEE / MOU KNOW HOW OL0- FASHIONED AUNT mARy iS .ROD!’ L SIMPLY CANNOT LET HER | \ COME HERE ONTIL THE RENEARSAL is, FINISHED -- TAKE HER To WE RECITAL THEN TO DINNER: WE'LL BE MROUGEH OY THEN -- L'L. BSE INDEBTED To WOU FOR LIFE FOR \T, ROO ¢ 4 a eo. Siete, * ¢ I] se = SS " M~ Boy FRIEND HAS PLUTON POPCCCHRT OC CHT COCO 4, o Paeuiliaee © ee ) ROD, REALIN 1D FORGONENT. ALL ABOUT IT-- AND GH! MAKE iT WORSE, PVE] INVITED THE GIRLS | OVER D PRACTICE} OUR DANCES |! FOR THE CLUBS’ TWE GIRLS ARE UPSTAIRS GETTING INTO THEIR COSTUMES, NOW --- Z {| MUST GO LPAND PUT MINE ON, TOO, BUT I wiSth YOvU'D STICK AROUND --I WANT YOuR Wess wnee ABOUT “OU MEAN I DON'T HAVE TO GO TO THE | ITS ‘YOUR AUNT MARy -- AND THAT You WERE SUPPOSED To MEET HER AT THE STATION /) a ~~ r; « . * oe, yen Sh ‘DORA -- QuicKx--- 1t's FoR ou! SANS SHE. WWST GOT IN Town | PACMERE, How's THAT? JT WONDERFUL GIRLS, be err rn ons -L FORGOT 444 ABOUT HER, ! SMWE'O FAINT 16 SUE GAwW WE GIRLS iw TMESE COSTUMES - “TEL. HER Be AND NEXT WE'LL HAVE A PIANO DUET-- “iE WILLIAM TELL OVER WITH VARIATIONS. PLAYED Bn Bv00Y LAND SISSY JONES L CERTAINLY 3 IY tht a ; vill a A - . e ‘ > > ° ~ a Gh | ft “ + Peres 7 } % ‘ —\ —s _—_ — vw BEFORE 1 COULD REC WHICH HAD FALLEN ' OF THE CAPTIVES, THEMSELVES UPON] THEY WERE STILL ANID BEFORE 1 CO STHE BUTLER EAS ‘ OF COURSE THE B RELEASED THE OTHER SMUGGLERS FROM MY Mi |] AID ARMING THEMSEL TOOK UP THE SEARCH 4 RP REM E S

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, r 7” DADDY, TELL ME. THE Rudy Has A Narrow Escape | a WHERE DID 1 LEAVE REST OF THAT STORY OFF T OH YES-1 RE- ABOUT THE TIME You (ff uemeerR_it WAS WHERE WERE A SECRET Lt CAPTURED THE SERVICE AGENT AND} smucoterRs AND RE- COVERED THE DIAMONDS AND WAS WAITING FOR. THE BUTLER. YOO WERE AFTET THE DIAMONID . SMUGGLERS. ms ia z 3 oie i fev THE BUTLER ENTERED THE . = TRAM RN IA a "it; ae itt i Pt QvUICK 4S A FLASH, L THREW A CHAIR THAT KNOCKED HIM || DOWN TL ESCAPED THROUGH a. ANOTHER DOOle SATISFIED | THAT L COULD ESCAPE WITH THE SMUGGLED DIAMONDS_ 1 EXPECTED TO RETURN AND CAPTURE THEM LATER. TE Lol oe — es - 5 oe ee oo ee on ha = , : , x 62 ; OF COURSE TWEE BUTLER YUAD RELEASED THE OTHER-TWO SMUGELERS FROM MY HANDCUFFS, SS THE OLD VILLAIN WHO HAD ACTUALLY CARRIED THE DIAMONIDS ASHORE SCOT IN FRONT OF ME, 1 LET THE SWORD IN MY/ HEARING FOOTSTEPS I THE HALL THROUGH WHICH L EXPECTED To | ESCAPE, 1 LOOKED AROUNID FORE )} A PLACE TO HIDE AND SEEING } A SUIT OF ARMOR .1 QUICKLY HiO MYSELF IN) IT_REMEMGER Beg j L STULL HAD APORTUNE IN) RRS ; a.) Di Coaee try oe Py ~~ . . Ra Na NS. tees Lf ee aes IT WAS ONLY O MATTER OF A : FEW MINUTES FOR ME TO CHANGE] | CLOTHES WITH HIM AND FROM My] § JAD ARMING THEMSELVES THEY HAND DROP ON HIS HEAD Wim vUST Fi aya MAKE-UP BOX THAT L ALWANS ae a 2 eer f . i HIM ASLEEP — ar MORE LIKE HIM THAN) HE SO'IO “a 3 ~<\ 2 nea . . i pa arse — ! al re’ 3 0 | oe | S we PUSHING HIM INTO A CLOSET, — l TOoK UP THE SEARCH WITH THE OTHER TWO, WAITING MY : OPPORTUNITY TO GET THEM BOTH TOGETHER — een — “a J | SUDDENLY LI THREW ASIDE MY MAKE-UP L COMMANIDED THEM » TO THROW UP THEIR HONIDS AND SURRENIDESS iV THE NAME OF THE LAw — ——— — CEE, DADDY THATS ANOTHER KOW MUCH REWARD DID YOu GET FOR CAPTUR | STORY LTHE CAPTURE WASN'T QUITE COMPL AS NET = THAT PART Ll WILL EXPLAIAY TO “YOU LATER, SON et oe “Sr eo m* ‘. ett itn Oy On ee ae ~on - . seg Ma ye 0 othr ey . - ~~

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DAPOT- ARCHIE 19 WONDERFUL HE JUST BOUGHT ou SToOocK JUST BECAUSE rTsS CALLED ROSIE Oil COMPAAN*Y- ‘ ——EEw » | ‘ ov ( eo teflanus A Registered U. S. Patent Office. —————— iT 1S CALLED *RODIE”- WELL MOM! SUYING STrOock JUST GECAUS DAUGHTER- HES A BIGGER DONCE HELL LOSE HIS SeiRT- HE KEEP OUT OF WALL. STREET- ON: DASBLE INI STOCKS ~- THAN t“THOUGHT- : -¥ BUSINESS MEN LIKE MYSELF SHOULD} 64 TO-DAY- I'LL ) RCHIE 1S COMING IN TC i LAUGH Now SO J) WON'T : HOMILIATE HIM WHEN HE TELLS ME HIS TALE OF WOE." — £ =e ea ee Serr a RES as — ae as oo RE > : ne . ~ ". er ‘ - “ se ie = Ae Ne. a ow Bs yd oo } 1929, Int'l Feature Service, Ine., Great Britain rights re ~ = BRINGING UP FATHE B00 YOU BOUGHT 100 SHARES OF ROSIE OIL” JUST BECAUSE IT 1S THE SAME NAME AS MY OAUGH TER'S? NO-m*y BROKER MADE A MIS TA SSeeoes ——— IT ACL SrOuU TELL- MRO- JIGaS THAT 1 Am HERE? HELLOIHOW 16 WOUR COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE VASES? CER TAIN L“Y- MR -RUS T - 7 y ‘ OuT SHOPP VASE> MUG 1 BUPPOSE “YOU'VE BEEN { BOUGHT ANOTHER OR “THE LIKES - NO-NO. THiS 1S> SOME CORNED | BEEF AND CABBAGE Ff TM “TAKING HOME: Ff 1RQ” AWAD OR JUG | ae "MM RATHER FON a” ap Wis, ; a Nr ~*~ A © 5 “Tae : y = ath vit JUST EmrprTr+y IT INTO "THIS VASE —__ - ~ ee PLL PUT im “THE inik- WELL “TO "TAKE “THE ° PLACE OF HIS LZ AM’ WRAP UP THE’ My : A ee ee A Exeete gees ONT aes . we KNOW “THAT | We WHEN HES GONe- iT HAS BEEN a a mil HAVE A s | ay ~~ a. v ss #) | | 2 MR-JIGUS O-v) ! [ WGGS- OU ANO YOUR WIFE ' WILL CARRY MLE WALK HAVE SEEN VERY KINO TOME fae 8 ! AND | WAAST *YOu } PR Wns ihn Wha TO TAKE THIS WTTH “YoU - 3 CORNED BEEF Anjo Bre ent me ) 00-7 R WYO * ie LiKe ir- br S a” ll & MRS-VvIGGS SAYS PLEASE STEP INI THE MUSIC [doe “ir HT ou! CoN s A AeovUT ING CT OP- r_w TAKE (tT ' JUST AD iT 19- — - yh, “I. F pt, e- ’ 2 ; Ot Fe ee; rs i eA ” e rs oe “eo arn a ea

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=) | Fee ST.LOUIS POST-DI FUN { ST. LOUIS. MO.. APRIL 28, 1929 7} , : ’ : a " ‘9 | 4 8 f Rag OG Z £ a e . : v é BIL Le 2: ON SELMAN = ~~ — COX YOU PLAYING GOLF ANY = THE REST OF THE DAY — I EXPECT DITCH AND SETTLE THIS TIME — WHY, F CADDIED IS ven, onNCE- YOU TO SPEND THE AFTERNOON } GOLF ARGUMENT , ONCE FOR | BULL, YOU | LOOKING FOR ZOOLOGY INSTEAD OF I.HATE TO BOBBY HAGEN. TALK A GREAT 4 SPECIMENS — ANIMAL LOOKING FOR PLAY HOOKEY, BUT GAME OF OR INSECT LIFE / SPECIMENS! VY I'M NOY GONNA BE yeas 24/04, GOLF / | oR CALLEO A QUITTER BRET MLL EITHER/ LET'S ; if " ay i j Sgesdst eid ity oe e i= 4 IGE RTE es et tt - a OF Cee CVA ALI e tet & A 4 ret ~ SRD RAN . KEN, BULL! f LOOK HERE— | i A G'WAN, DON'T KID ROW'S THAT FOR Vi A DEAD GREAT— ME — YOU COULDN'T A SOCK? T ONCE fA STYM! Ee! ULL LET YOU ) HEY BULL, MAKE A BIRDIE. DROVE TWO RAG: | : ae BRING IT TO: LOOK HERE— ON A PAR THREE HUNDRED \~ Ben (% ew\ CLASS FOR , , YAROS/ wt } ey « Ge >: A SPECIMEN! . en . LA AW AS SAMA — ~ . . AN i Se EE RF ARS ww SA. a v : Wo ey © yp SE Sekodh > \ CHANCE, YOU CAN |. Ge SPECIMEN FOR e - Y ee. tam, CHOP OFF A FEW ZOOLOGY! | nn Pe ay |) | STROKES ON MY e- OY ae le ee | TCARD —- YOUIRE KEEP- ING SCORE / i pe, | | I GOT OUT OF THE XK Yi BLACKIE BROUGHT HOLE. 3 OOK AT aim TRAP ON My EtINST A | aig IN A FINE COLLECTION WASTE SHOTS! TRREE- STROKE ~— AND HOLED OF SPECIMENS ze A SNAKE eee FOUR — FIVE — SIX! IT'LL =<) OUT IN THE SAME SHOT! ¥ AND A HAWK! DID 4-74 BET HELL USE THE aN ~~ THIS IS WHAT I GOT WITH YOU GET ANY- a OLD ALIBI AND TELL -)] Se THE REST OF MY SHOTS— THING ELSE, J © ME HE WAS KILL— Oo | aaa f& POISONOUS SNAKE! _ ff BLACKIE? ING A SNAKE! % Se : | bbbgdiaseds rs

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en MONKEY / } SUMTING TO BE DONE MIT fo eh eT t By BUD FISHER NO, No CANDY! = JusT Some CHEESE AND THINGS: : a. MA, WHAT BID You | 1} BRiIwG HOME ia; Ji THe MARKET BASKkerT ? I'm GONNA Some CANDY MAKe Foe me? RAREBIT | . : FoR DINNER. — I'm GoInG VYVPSTAIRS “TO | SwWwceP. AND DON'T You GO OVUT-DOORS Te PLAY=— IT'S THO WINDY, c1CE€RO, i * t¥7 ~~ — A, . ~ bea we, , . . 2 ee 3 ee | pe rs ‘ i 404 ea e oa HERE'S THE 1 | CHEESE, JcFF. R\ Mice Love | CHEESE. (anal MICE AIN'T GotT NCTHING On SE a le eee a oe JEFF, © FeeEv ALWAYS MIND Like CRYING! MA WONT LET YOUR MOTHER, ME. GO OvT CICERO; we T PLAY: CAN PLAY INDOORS: WHAT'LE WC PLAY? {Now You'RE | Poco ceepedas AND BEING A a ee LITTLE MOUSE 4 wtTrTele 4 ml «= MOUSE © T'Lu HIDE RIGHTO? UNDER HERE. Tee HEE. Mm Yeu MUSTATT "ACow. ='Mm ONLY A mevte AAD IF You Meow® IT'LE SCARE ME AND ™ THE * b alcHeese: “No, THAT SOFA AIN'T PART oF THE REGLAR EQUIPMENT... T'm JUST HAULIN' IT DOWN THE ROAD FoR AUNT SOPHRONY. eS WHY YES, L RECKIN iT WouULD BE ALL RIGHT FoR You To RIDE UP THERE SETTIN' ON IT.” 4 éé A Big Neglect For The Skipper LET'S PLAY I'MA CAT AND YouRE A MOUSE, I KNow wWHeRe ‘THERE'S % SOME CHEESE: = CAT. REMEMBER, You'RE A GETTING READY TO SPRING LIKE A CAT . : ) - & _ P RKP yee Bo. aes ay » Cues pant 3 YY OR : ing be & ae WwW ae . wr no i aN got" a“ P “ITS HALF FARE ON THE ROOF, AN’ HE GIMME A QUARTER AND Sep KEEP THE 1» CHANGE ! w3 | eral ‘ A > 4 JUST AS SOOA) AS | “TL Don't KNOW wack UNWERSITYE x xX PUT THIS CHEESE TS SEWD CICERG TO when HE oe OHIO XCLLINGI&§ OCR YALE: PRETEND Xr'mM A ’ wAtn'T ME, sees Honest. ='™ TELLING Yv: IT WAS MAe ad Pry Bae M9 o if, a7 LL! ree oT eY = fe iin % ;, y be te tial - t nd seh Z : _ - fe bu iM ay - “si : “€ & ioe : Sys yf ) 2 wer” As Tae ey ‘igh tea ed Mi We * - ‘ fs : “4 O° ay TaN a ae . , ' a . ¥ ¥ . GER q TM 5 : Y ¥ . ; S % og _ a wy * oe . 7 meses oF» 6x * — . <7 -_— é “WELL, WoT 1S IT You WANT now ? ” d} \ ear as | was, ES AME SL - lena » = LATE SRINQING YouR SOFA ZI AINT GONNA CHARGE You FoR IT, AND.... * ecee THEYS A YouN¢ MAN HE : WANTS “To KNow IF You CARE : Jo SELL, THAT (e

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a) WALA Oe \ hae a Jian “a. ‘ ey SC ~ we mt [teers — By Milt Gros REWLOOSE©OF TOOLOOSE ae eT a . | is ae - ‘ nthe o . - 4 ——————— gS — ten FAREWELL —_ FeLLow NuTS— IT BREAKS MY HEART TO ESCAPE FROM DEAR OLD NUTTYCREST. Sur 1 MUST GO- oe asec gear iri: # *. as 5 el ‘% RS ge : a " Long List of to 10 Point fi Pg ket Rallies. Steel in Va et = BIE on - ~ Renewal Basi eet ae ” Cent for Fu —United A ture of Sess owe By the Associated Pr > NEW YORK, Feall money rate: fon bullish enthu ock market. « : Pwere whirled uj} | | "® fashion to new ! 5 aT... ee : eat MES |e; "am @ the genera! list st t. . = ~_ : Gs , ; ayy - = _ * . \S . ‘ yes MAN _ ee | irregularity at th “was largely prof: acter, small specu being ¢ontent to lines until the ti Ption was relieved United Aircrait Fensational perfe $8’, points to 12 trading, the sto rallied at the exp crowded short In -high record at ‘dropped back to _gain of 8 points « - United Company Facquisition of St« finc., over the we preferred soared t 109% and then ¢ Wright Converts > Wrischt Aeronau "an early loss of emet gain cf 3%. Pday’s high 257%. j Se American & wor Gernpanmees : oe Bm heavily bought in! ATES | a Mm cdimbing $% poi 7 Pat 111% and thef | Advance Rumely p block of which & Quired by new fia soared 8 points ta 100. Curiously, the bt bday were recordec money rate had St from 12 to 15 per OH! OW! COOOCH!! PINCUS PAINcUS // DER SO F oe + ie - Be Bm 2 AFR Pres Pablishing Co. (New York World) 1929. \.-» » ™ ia om Was the searcity o : Biternoon that We Predictions of a 2 he peak reached ringency last mo tly New York b ufficient funds to froin going above lL. Ss. Steel W tL. S. Steel Con fipected to show | on $6 a share earne B Quarter in the repo Cut after the close e Well bought all di bY Points higher at 18 2 | was again re - points lower Allis-Chalniers a Marison each closed Fand General Ga e On the other ha ~ l, International “ meel Products pre o wow Sak EN & we ~ ’ BAS ts x Ne Si snes bP tty yeese 4 ; A EE pe, — Bede Gas showed n to 10 points an recent specul hus Electric Au Graphaphone. } , Bhattuck and -lectric closed at } 3 to 4 puints, here was tittle sae foretgn exchang dropped abeut favorable era Day's News Most! - Most Of the day's “8 Were favorub!l earnings rep F ace) 86d urin Md a new crop "4 Beck split-up rumo “Wa tion. Some felt that the | “gain failed S ©n in the St. Yaluation case. —» the sword of ™ fallroad shares a Pets. which ha ser heavy liquid we trend of the “i 7+ rece}

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dire = ad , . , : aolins ; , , pepe. RS rr Fes ‘ hati, e: os se * u » > Ry oon _ “ $e oe : - re eae ee "> _ G Hie ; Ae > Fim : tn gee - . 5 a —_ > . 5 t we 7 . Ms i - ; * are * ‘ 4 a £9 spat d — . = , . . . “ os . st ae is —_ 7 J 7 i.e > me - oe ST LOUIS PM ee nt ee —————— eee _ oe me VOL. 81. IWALL fener . ‘ > TAL Sie tLe ” > : “ \ . , = _ so i Fal 41, Sun “5 a. aN ia ; ; 1g #7 a & a (ET ERoss — By Milt Gross pom | — al REWLOOSE©OF TOOLOOSE ae or at . are ° Ae ~ +206 -_ = — _- enn tngggggegnttt ADE ALLIEIOT FAREWELL _FeLLOw NuTs— IT BREAKS MY HEART TO ESCAPE Z = FROM DEAR OLD NUTTYCREST. Seems ‘But 1 MusT GO. SC ket Rallie Steel in V ‘CALL MON UP TO ae mae t * ae et Sw oO Ra oR og x wk Yo ERS RENT csi ees Mo Renewal Ba ee Ae “Tr? bpTTi ne ' Cent for F : —United ture of Se By the Associated NEW YORI -call money r: Sen bullish en Betock market. ‘were whirled ‘fashion to ne the genera! lis irregularity at ® was largely p mm acter, small sr oe) | Pe | being ¢gontent lines until ths tion was relie United Aire fensational p 8% points to trading. the rallied at the crowded shor' high record dropped back fain of § poi United Comp: acquisition of ‘Inc., over the preferred soa 200% and th Wright Conv | Wrisht Aer “an early loss Bet gain of ‘day’s high 25 eaceeeonenage American 4 WEAK . ue Radin a £ heavily bougl OH!! OW! COOOH!1! PINCUS PINCUS J/ Z ; } ill the ea@ Sax - +o4 oP BCOC 2S Cet eters