St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 7, 1929

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. * eK & PAGES 1—14 PRICE 10 CENTS SHTONS TO CIV TANKS TODAY FOR NGS RECOVERY His Subjects Will Unite in Prayer and Song in Churches Throughout the Empire. ——_—----- OFFICIAL SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER Ruler and Other Members of the Royal Family Will Attend — Jews Join in Observance. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 6.—The people of Great Britain will unite to- qorrow in solemn thanksgiving to God for the recovery of Bp pess. “The sovereign himself, now re-| george from his recent severe ill- | ’ | | | ; j | | DISCUSSION CAUSED BY VISIT _ OF PAPAL ENVOY TO HOOVER Relations of U. S. and Vatican Are Topic for Speculation After Copy of Lateran Treaty Reaches White House. | By the Associated Press. | | WASHINGTON, July 6.—The ac- tion of President Hoover in receiv- |ing Mgr. Fumasconi Biondi, apos- i } | cussion in i | | i | | ; ’ King | | ernment, | While the visit itself was empha- ' sized in high administration circles | ; ored to health and rejoicing in| the felicitations given him on the thirty-sixth anniversary of his marriage to Queen Mary, will attend the officiai service in West- minister Abbey. toric memorials, the spiritual and of praise. While the King and Queen, ac- companied by members of the royal family, engage in this pub- Kingdom. The keynote of the service: will fome in an invitation to prayer and thanksgiving taken from Order of Service used in giving praise for the recovery of King George III] in 1789. It will be in- toned by the Dean of the Abbey in these words: this realm. God give us grateful bearts.” To Sing “Te Deum.” A collect of thanksgiving will be-used has been from a prayer composed for anksgiving at the recovery of ward VII when the latter was Prince of Wales. Thanks will be the King’s bedside, and doctors and nurses who ministered tirelessly to the royal patient through several trying months. The service wil] conclude on the inspiring notes of “Te Deum Laud-| mus,” which have rung out in the | nce Of crowned heads in fa-| fo cathedrals since the early centuries of Christendom. ‘We praise thee, 0 God! acknowledge Thee to he the Lord,” are the Opening words of that his- toric hymn. Later it declaims "Thou Art the King of Glory, O Christ; Thou art the everlasting Bon of the Father,” and it closes with a prayer. ‘c Lord, in Thee have I trusted, jet me never be confounded.” “lage the royal party passes froin ce abbey, the Westminster choir Sing Blake's hymn Sins, “And did tho cent time.” Sir Hubert tune, “Jerusalei.” will be used as which be. those fer t in today | tolic delegate in the United States, at the White House this week has revived speculation in official and diplomatic circles regarding the status of United States-Vatican re- | lations. There has been considerable dis- circles over the) fact that Mgr. Biondi delivered to | the President a copy of the Lateran | treaty recently signed between the | Vatican and Italy, in which the l/at- | ter recognized the sovereignty of | these the papal state. The visit was described in Cath- Olic circles here as the customary visit which the delegate pays after the President assumes office. Mer. Biondi, who has been in Rome in connectior with the Mexican ‘church settlement’ almost continu- ously since March 4, does not have any diplomatic rank which is rec- ognized by the United States Gov- to indicate no intention of recog- the president by Mgr. Biondi was not regarded as significant by most department officials. Heretofore, the Washington Government has been cautious in avoiding incidents which ' ' | ' ' i ; i extremely | diplomatic | might lead to in-| timations of recognition of a state | which the United States did not | desire to recognize. | State nition of the Vatican by the United | States, it was said at the State De- | partment todav there is no doubt | that the United States is now offi- | cially aware of the existence of the | There among his- | lead all loyal subjects in a serv-| | | : | the | early in the iiapressive prograt | “God save the King. God save} dent and | i that | adapted | | phone | siven also for Queen Mary, con-| Sant attendant and comforter at! for the} ' ' | ; ' ; We! i ' ; ; / } : ' sovereignty of the Vatican. The department, so far as it temporal chiefs of the. nation will, could be learned in the absence of Stimson and other offi- | Secretary cials, did not arrange the call of Mer. Biondi at the White House. United States officials in Italy fully informed the Department of lic acknowledgment of a benefi- | the progress of the Lateran treaty cent Providence, similar services of | negotiations w hile they took place prayer and song will be held in! recently in the churches throughout the United | Rome, and the deliv- ery of the copy of fhe treaty to ' ; | Some 8&0 | sition Several years ago, Foreign Min ister Tchitcherin of Russia sent a cablegram direct to the House suggesting the opening of negotiations looking toward the establishment of relations between the United States and the Soviet. Charles Evans Hughes, then Sec- retary of State, did not reply di- rectly to the Tchitcherin note, but made the attitude of the United States known through a public statement. The State Department had decided that in this way it would avoid suggestions of de facto recognition of Russia which might follow communications passing between the and Moscow Governments. In cases where revolutionary parties have sent Washington during a revolt, the Department has constantly maintained a policy of non-rec- ognition of the ‘“‘special commis- sioners”’ as they are usually desig- nated. White | Washington | NEW ORLEANS CAR ST. LOUIS FLYE COMPANY SERS 10 ENIOIN STRIKERS | | Court Allows Union Ti Tuesday to Answer Plea to Restrain Acts of Vio- lence. RIOTING SUBSIDES WITH LINES IDLE City Commission Council Renews Its Efforts to Bring About a _ Settle- ment. Associated Press. ORLEANS, By the NEW July 'their sympathizers was sought to- Inissions to! interest of There was a decided impression | and diplomatic tonight, however, that there no intention on the Washington Government to a representative to years ago, in official the United States sent a charge d'affaires to the Holy See, and three other representatives followed in the po- Or aS ministers-resident un- til Italy annexed the State, some 20 years later. HOOVER HAS QUIET WEEK-END, AS TROUT SEASON IS CLOSED President, Wife and Party Spend- | ing Three Days at Virginia Fishing Preserve. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Va., Mrs. Hoover and their guests at the executive's fishing preserve in the Blue Ridge Moun- tains, near here, rested quietly to- day, the second of their three-day sojourn from the Capital’s high temperatures. The President communication House, which was told he had not enjoyed his favorite sport, fishing, as the trout season closed July 1. Mith Mr. with the W hite Kellogg of the National Council and Mark Sullivan and Wil- liam Hard, newspaper men. The party planned to return to Wash- ington late tomorrow. ee FORD FOR POWER MONOPOLY TO BENEFIT PEOPLE OF U. S. Electricity Could Then Fulfill Its Destiny of Bearing Mankind’s Burdens, He Says. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 6.—The Elec- trical World quotes Henry’ Ford as advocating contro! of all | Nation’s power facilities by a sin- / } manufacturer said, | best means to reduce the rigors of | an- people | Parry's | gle central “directing organization.’ Such a monopoly, the automobile would be the human toil and give the cheap light and power. “Tt has got to come as the one i CABINET SUPPORTS POINCARE ON DEBT July 6.—Presi- | ‘Insists on Ratification Without | By the maintained tele- | ' uties, the | ibill, It *ithere be no qualifications attaehed | latter | -out ‘cord and the Caillaux-Churchill ar- debt Qualification—Action by Decree Threatened. Associated Press. PARIS, July which ied the Finance and Foreign Affairs Committees of that | body and Mrs. Hoover were | their son, Herbert Jr.; Dr. Vernon | Research | cord on France's debts to the Unit- 'ed States, the Cabinet today decid- upon ratification with- | to recommend inclusion of reservations in the text of the bil] ratifying the Mellon-Berenger ac- ed to insist qualification both of that ac- Great Britain. A special session of the Cabinet came to this decision and it was announced that the ministers were unanimous in upholding the “no reservation” attitude of Poincare. The Cabinet with the head of the that it would accept reservations voted in resolutions apart from the will, however, insist that with rangement agreed ratifications when the and Lon- to the are sent to Washington don. It was Understood thet the Pre- mier even threatened to take the accords out of he hands of 6.—Defying he {sentiment in the Chamber of Dep- | circles | Was | part of the | file an answer July %. send | he 'o ics i , t A Vatican. | mission, Council | sought ‘around the conference board. ' ers are brought in Premier | Government | New Orleans Saying counsel for Service, Inc. bondholders jeopardy because of the recent mob day by Public attacks, the petitioners urged the | | injunction to restrain officers and employes of the street car | | | 6.—A | Federal injunction against further | rioting by street car strikers and/| the | was in| AILLED: WING ON PLANE LOOSENED | C. E. McGillan, Formerly in Army Air Service, in Fatal Fall at City. Kansas ~ ALONE IN MACHINE WHEN IT CRASHES He Was Testing Single- Seater With View to Buy- ing It — Leaves Widow and Child. Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 6.—C. E. McGillan of St. Louis was killed this afternoon wing one-seat airplane he was fly- altitude of about 2500 Goose Island in opposite mg at an feet fell on Missouri River, | Airport. | McGillan was a prospective pur- | ‘chaser of the plane, known as the men’s | made by union from acts of violence against | the company’s property. Judge Wayne G. Borah of Federal District Court ordered the union officers to In the meantime the City and representa- and company the grievances tives of the union to settle down by Apparently worn conditions in the city seemed almost normal. Five Cars Burned. The tull today was in sharp con- trast to yesterday when | of Holland, Mich. said McGillan Flying Dutchman type, the Szekley Airplane & Motor Co. the resentative of company 'into the air for a trial. Com- |; — the | ae '36 hours of street strife, the strik- VaROne | ers rested today after daybreak and ‘except for the complete cessation | |of street car service 'a@ series of the Canal | street was overrun by rioters, while. policemen stood by helpless. Five | ‘street cars were burned, a bridge) was partly destroyed by fire and | car tracks were damaged. Two strikers were killed. As an offshoot of the car strike. a small crowd of men visited the foundry of» Dibert, Ross, where a strike has progress for two months, stoned it, smashing windows. They riot | | | i flying since leaving the army, dispersed by a poiice were squad. Strike leaders asserc there will less another attempt is ' i Freeze, the pilot for the was not in the ma- Joseph Szekley ® chine, since there is room in it for only one person. According to those who saw the | crash, the plane was going through of wing-overs when it crashed. One of the wings had come loose from the plane, accord- ing to those who examined wreckage. The air was rough at accident. The of the plane it is the time ning thought produced such pressure as to loosen | the wing. McGillan, a toy designer and for- mer Second Lieutenant in the army air service, lived at 6644 Maple avenue with his wife and child. He was 24 years old. He went ta , | Kansas City last week on business Zancroft & | as . heen In| and | for the Wilder Manufacturing Co., 791 North Main street, a toy manu- ‘facturing concern by which he was He had not done much a C- employed. ‘cording to members of his family. | he no more serious outbreaks un-! made to’ operate street cars with non-union | men or unless more outside work- A traipload of non-union car men were parked outside of New Orleans today after mobs of strikers and followers pre- | vented their detraining here last night. Others were repcrted on the way from the East. City Ties Up Street Cars, The hands of the compuny tied_by the order of the (ity mission Council to susp-nd operations of street cars. Heavy police guaris cortinue on duty at the car barns, where srnal! were Corn- the groups of non-union workmen were | quartered in temporary dormito- ries. Union pickets were stationed otside, but the crowds had thinned | out. SHOWERS TODAY, TOMORROW: TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME THE TEMPERATURES. " . ] , noon cense | dividual ee ee eee FILIPINO JOINED TWINS GO TO LAW 10 GET MARRIED Department of Justice Orders Li- cense to Be Issued After Clerk Frefuses It. By the Associated Press. MANILA, July 6.—Lucio Simplicio Godino, 21 years old, Milipino joined twins, announced toduy their intention of marrying Natividad and Victorina when a small, low- Duke Reid, rep- here, had taken the craft | | - Gets 10 Per Cont of Sum She Sued for ANN LIVINGSTON orien the Fairfax | the | : | sharp spin-| N Pilot Sights Them Clinging to | Craft in Bay, and Brings Machine Down. By the Associated Press, ANNAPOLIS, Md., July navy seaplane in service here for the of Naval Academy five training midshipmen today rescued children whom its pilot, Lieut. Ed- ward S. Mulheron, sighted clinging to an overturned boat in peake Bay. Mulheron brought his children on board. The plane al- ready carried its full load of eight men, including the pllot, assistant | shipmen, and Mulheron was unable ito fly added load. waters Michaels, with the taxied over the Miles River to St. Md., | where he turned the children over and | | Washington. Malos, | sisters, Tuesday, despite official op- | } position. A license clerk’s ruling that the twins were not single because they joined together, Was oOver- ruled by the Philippine Depart- ment of Justice and a license to marry will be granted them. clerk who at first refused held that they were with a dual personality, that their marriage would re- that one individual hav- ives. were and suit in ing two wv BANDIT CHIEF IS err ee arr (6) By Yesterday’ hig? g° Fs >) ° ays ven OO ‘ov D’. m . i (7:45 a. m.) *Indicates street reading. NEEDS MUST WYHEN HELEN WILLS. a H00 a forces are Pennsylvania U. Finds Students No Longer Interested, By the Associated l’ress. » dey thunder probable in and south por- today and tomorrow, and in northwest por- tion tomorrow: | | Cabinet also will } that they can overthrow the Cabi- oe Cle net on this issue. Moderate mem- bers of the Government coalition | majority. who have been opposed personally to ratification, rallied His Musical Ambition It was not to be satisfied merely j the Person of tions Hs n Se i i i i a a a i i a a aaa Attorney, will ask for padlocks for be folded as much as the present) ,, . 45 places raided today. Papers closing arguments, went over the currency. The bills will be one-/| details of the shattered romance Missouri: Part-| Charles Valencia to the mountains, aad teen fannie Daina cloudy in} where he held him until a ransom § ones. | ene City office. it was eaid Livingston met and flirted on the | All kinds of the small sized) Judge Merrill E Otte of ‘the rear platform of a train in August, showers: not ie: aa an ) ' ‘ 1927, to the night the aged suitor much change in'! PUTS END 10 GYM CONTESTS _will be issued Wednesday, and the | sal session here Monday. It was temperature. | currency now in use wil: - | said that the Court would hear for a honeymoon trip alone to the tired as rapidly as possibic. Issu- | A West Indies in January. 1928. cloudy, local | ance of National bank notes will | sunctions against the places raided | showers | begin about July 15. The speaker | aay | the chief attorney for Miss Living- east PHILADELPHIA, July 6.—Gym- | ve ston. said: “With a Me on his lips nastics as a competitive sport have’ eylation at $5,000,000,000. | che effiaete ahont town. he srs : 7 ow ( . a _ | he was doing this girl wrong.” alti Pennsylvania, it was announced to- 18 ABOVE ON PIKE'S PEAK 95-YEAR-OLD WOMAN GETS | Miss livingston's attorneys asked day, because of lack of interest wisieors on Colorado Mountain | that the be given punitive damages displayed by students. : 8 the } 3 High ner auin Of Salisbury as Lord | ‘Sleward, and Lord Muir Mac- | for adliock injunctions alread third smaller than the present . : | from the time Hardinge and Miss north, thunder-| was paid. money, € xcept National bank notes, | Federal Court will open a spe- | kissed her good night and departed Illinois: Part v ; - andeventer'’s applications for in- | Of Hardinge, Benjamin Ebrtich. estmated the paper currency in cir-j Several hundred persons followed | and matice in his heart, he knew been abolished at the University of as well @s compensation because. i health 4 Memoria | of thanks was ’ rte, High Bailirr. ews Also H s ose old Services. | Was expressed | ~~ Pressed today. . — Sabbath. in all synagogues © British Empire. Dr, J. H. Herts. “14d was used p Usual petitions on > Toya) family. The May reenijc : | 8&0 Prayers for the "ge IV were “CG on Page 3, Column 2. a LLL ELES EOE LA ae a > » Pe ee, ee ’ © for the King’s restored | the | A special |? com piled | | chief rabbi, | immediately before | behalf of |< observance | ad that nearly 100 years | recovery of | offered in all! Sues, and that eurlier still, | TOS ee ere OL 6 Ree ENN en eR SEA la ~~ tenet Ate wan by listening. He had a longing to play—some instrument. He watched the Post-Dispatch Musical columns— Saw the instruction offers— Learned one instrument, then another. And now, leads an orchestra! The Post-Dispatch Classified Musical “Wants” are stepping stones to “musical futures. ee i i a a i ee a a a a ma a i Sone berate See ee | indiviluals, abandon \iake |against this attitude on the part of | ithe opposition parties. At a meet- ing of their principal organization | today they passed a resolution de- | thought of the debt they ought not to the Government at this time because the opposition would advantage of their defection to overthrow the Cabinet. Many predictions were made that when the time comes for the deputies to issume their respons!- ‘bilities. a clear majority will vote ‘for unqualified ratification. ‘claring that whatever its members| question as | | beginning land Sunset 7:29. _F Stage of the Mississippi 14 feet, a fall of 0.5. This Week's Weather Outlook. CHICAGO, July outiook for the Monday:-. For the upper sippi Fair Monday, followed Tuesday or Wednesday fair again at close of week; not much change in temperature. | Sunrise (tomorrow) | | vania for 35 years. $.—Weather | week beginning | Missis- and lower Missouri Valleys— | by showers | }amounted to $27,125,889.30 Gymnastics have been a part of the athletic curricilum at Pennsyl- Record Year for Panama Canal. By the Associated Iressa. WASHINGTON, July 6.—The War Department announced today that the fiscal vear which ended June 30 estAiblished a record (for traffic through the Panama canal. A report from the canal authort- ties stated the tolls collected | | ’ ' |.morning were many tourists who | which com- they found themselves—epending a. ; | July 6.—Persons at the | House on / night shivered beneath | and Buffalo robes as the tempera-| 6.—A %5-year-old woman was to-) Rock. Ark. degrees| day sentenced to 15 years in jai!|“Perjury, Bought and Paid For.” ; women | | testimony ’ : By the Associated Press. SPRINGS, Col., Summit COLORADO Pike's Peak blankets ture went down to 18 above zero when a blizzard swept the peak. Digging out of the situation in enjoyed the ‘warmer first of week, cooler near | pared with previous record during | Winter day in midsummer, 14.109 | close. 1928 of $26,944,499.77, feet above sea level. Friday | Petar 6 15 YEARS FOR PART IN MURDER She Furnished 15 Jugo-flavian Wives with Potson to | Husbands. - Ly the Associated Press. BELGRADE, Jugo-Slavia, July! creet with men as a gir! in Little) a for having furnished 15 with poison to kil! their husbands to terms as long as «ight v: ars. Free Band Concert Today. Forest Park, Nathan Bandstand, 3:30 to 6 p. m. Bauer's, band, they contended, her character was attacked by the testimony of Mra. Victor C. Heath of Omaha. Neb., who said the plaintiff was indis- Ehriich charged Mra. Heath's was “pure perjery. snow this| The other women were sentenced | Lought and pald for.” He aise at- | | tacked Mrs. James Beyer of Tulse. | Miss Livingston's former lan@lad» |and friend, who said Miss Livings- Frank | ton told of planning to marry Continued op Page 2, Columm 5.

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SE LUG FT SPE accents | whe n the wind died’ down, chang-|towards us, having seen lights. As we drifted to he 5 ecient a ———— TT —_—- a Uae MORNING, JULY 7 a PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee —w = ~ oo ie oe oe ~ Setehihttateanmnets os an vs ~. ” ee > Sree Derm. wile “ ans - Rp a ot us °F — — bl EE | BB, « oO Teoh. eG — Roe ie’ Ae ” en Pe ye * . « + Sng ere. Pears - ed Pe spate a Ee 7 5 as a! cal ee, Boren ~ - ¥ ee WD aie. eg a aed ar . s ~ Paha - Se es vr oleae Ne theta oes ree Be hte Pp t: SO te ee, oe. Fee PRET ZO Ie SD ey ee — = - em hase Te ee ap eager m4 e OP ee ee ieee cick ) ALP oN, - AOR TLIO cy i i Gi y Re mi ay - Re ¥ a ns Te. 0 4 “2 % ey =. 7 ‘a a = : F cng - &- ee . BAe : mena ae an _ a pA Alsen (eon Ogre ioe ng PN Ripples scepraqinae holy riot (’o., Louis street car company, which ° ie company, Commission material costs and that merely gone back on its deliberate | repudiated, agreement. tion of great FRANCHISE WORKS FOR NEWMAN, NOT FUR KANSAS CITY Thirty - Year Grant Made Two Years Ago Called for 8-Cent Fare, Trolley Lines Demand Ten Now ee ee ee COMPANY TAKES PLEA TO STATE COMMISSION es City Complains Sister Cor- poration of St. Louis Pub- lic Service Company Has Broken Its Contract. ‘REFUSE TO PAY DIME FARE,’ IS CITY MANAGER'S ADVICE TO KANSAS CITY CAR RIDERS Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Defiance by street car uny authority through which a 1U-cent fare might be put into effect on a fluke at midnight July 12, was urged yesterday by H. FF. McElroy, city manager. In such event, he advised trolley patrons to tender the regular fare—S cents or 15 cents for two tokens—and if it is refused, to take a seat and await developments. And if street railway employes attempt to or do eject the car rider, the city will aid him.-in any dam- age suit he may bring against the Public Service Co. | luly 6 J Uy OQ —- - riders of cnr Special to the Post-Dispatch, KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 6.— Kansas City, with a franchise mill- | stone around her neck and a 30-] year time-lock on it, is faced with | a‘10-cent street car fare, although | the franchise itse}f provides for | only an 8-cent fare. The Kansas City Public Service | a sister corporation of the St. | both of | are controlled by Promoter Newman's Delaware holding the City Utilities Co., has | applied to the State Public Service for a “reproduction new” valuation and a maximum 10-cent cash fare, . The city holds that by this act the company repudiated its prom- ise in the franchise granted just two years ago that, The company shall be held to have stated directly and admit- ted....and the company s0 States...., by acceptance of this ordinance, that the revenues from the foregoing schedule of fares (maximum 8 cents) will afford it a fair and justly com- pensatory return. And the com- pany, by acceptance of this or- dinance shall be held to cove- nant and agrce that it shall not be entitled to, and that no ap- plication shall be made for, in- creased rates, except and pro- vided -in cases of material ad- vances in the aggregate cost of operation (based on 1928 costs). Charges Bad laith. The city holds there has been no increase in operating the company has} of course, is in a posi- | disadvantage and | finally find itself at | The city, may, in fact, the mercy of the company. St. Louis found out years ago that fare contracts in franchises | were null and void... The State Su preme Court. reaffirmed this fact | as recently as July, 1928, when in | declaring a St. Louis ordinance | void which forbade the. sale of street car transfers, it said: The City of St, Louis is with- out power to regulate to any ex- tent, directly or indirectly, the rates of a public utility, or to prescribe regulations or practices which affect such rates. Of course, that goes for City also. But Kansas City, been deluded by Promoter New-/! man’s representatives into” giving them a $U-year franchise—granted in March, 1927—~in the full belief that it was a legal contract and that the company would keep its bargain, is not going to give up without a fight. City Fighting Rise in Fare. Immediately that the application for increased fare was filed with the State Public Service Commis- sion, the city applied to the Clir- cuit Court complaining that the} company had broken faith in going | to the commission for authority to violate the franchise agreement, fixing the fare, and obtained a temporary injunction restraining the commission from taking any steps looking to an increase in in- come for the company. The company last week coun- tered with an application to the State Supreme Court to prohibit; the Jackson County Circuit Court from interfering with the commis- sion, The commission then went to the | Supreme Court in its own right and | asserted that the Circuit Court in- | junction was double-edged; that it not only prevented the commission from proceeding to put a valuation on the street car company's prop- erty, but estopped it from holding up the 10-cent fare schedule, | which normally it has the right to do, and that the result of the tn-' junction would be the company! would proceed on July 12 to collect. dimes inatead of § pennics from the; ear riders. What the outcome of this legal Nansas | having | en eee oe ee i into | tions and defenses. to Hardinge, leluded treaty cer RFR, | dian | last we a . ae ae, eee . nella SN nn te ROT CN oe eRe ie v eS Fe ee apenas EVANGELISTIA, OLE i grabbing lawyrs and over-ze claim adjusters, by giving him days to “think it over.” Private hospitals, it is pom out, can control ambulance-c by arbitrary measures. The ¢ Hospital being a public institut has no power to bar admitt to friends and relatives of a tient so long as they appear in visiting hours. 10 or 12 Kjected From W “We canhot prevent a la from visiting a client in the pital but we can forbid the tation of cases and an ore that effect is posted at the en of the hospital,” Superin Lee said yesterday. “However, door man cannot recognize @t damage suit lawyers and He must permit them to to the wards where they m detected by the nurses and att ants. “Some of the lawyers and ners are known to the nurseg attendants because they have here so often. Every ac brings a few of them to the pital and it is difficult to guish them from relatives they come in. Nurses tell me 19 or 12 were ejected from wards last Friday after they recognized or the nature of Visit became known.” Six Solicited One Man, Joseph Evans of Ww Groves, one of the eight men remained at the hospital with ous injuries after Friday's told reporters he was solicit “Ix men, lawyers and men senting lawyers. Edward A. ley of Valley Park declared two lawyers produced ct forms at his bedside solici Signature. On the other hand, Frisce road officials have admit ‘ponsibility for the accident, intend to give everybody a deal,” President J. M. Kurm yesterday. “We will be "ave anyone who was inju US Up, and we will send an to see him. We are not go avoid responsibility.” Nurses at the hospital say) “mDulance-chasers frequentl proach prospective clients in manner of high-powered *ven when the patient is in @® ©Us condition and unable to rationally. Runners Commission } Some lawyers employ men ayty it is to loiter about Stations, dispensaries and. Tecelving rooms in the hope Ung “leads” for the lawyers runners. The runners, mostl who have no training in *re pald on a commission cach contract obtained, Usually a damage suit fs ‘Ng for at least nine mon fore coming to trial and eveR that period both sides mu ‘lare ready before it can gO | before the passage of the en's Compensation Act. were many industrial (ragged on for years, ‘rials and appeals, +

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Se . = ee ~ ~ Wards us, having seen our rocket : hts. As we drifted to the east é ship changed position, and the BEthead lights again scparated. a few minutes: the port light of steamer Was visible against the priness of night. We Could gee @ silhouette of the ship, which peared to be traveling at tad ped. Dawn broke. The -ship scemeq be going away from: us. Meanwhile, thé cold and the joy. Mess of the sight of the ship Ve made us empty our bottle of into our stomachs—almost all our stimulant was gone. Madariago, who was much run Wn, had picked up wonderfully d was the one who chiefly gave e signals. Piane Taken Aboard, dawn, the ship -came ain: its silhouette easily seen inst the sky. When it came Barer our bow, the ship took a osition at right angles in front of and we hotuce d that it flew a itish fiag. A cutter was put out sea and was an officer who ked us in correct French what as tlre weight of our plane. He ld he was going to hoist the aplane on board. The cutter took us in tow to the de the and while cables pre being passed, he seaplane mped against the ship's side be- use of the sea and the jostling used gxrcat damage to our d bow ; me mst th hauled sOard, we were splendidly re- ived by the crew and officers. The three days of our Stay on Oard H. M. S. Eagie left in - our emories picasant recollections of ratefulness Our gratitude h nation and d th agie will AINTING GIVEN TO CAULFIELDS Wife Will Be Hung in Executive Mansion. JEFFERSON CITY, July 6& — kn oil portrait of Mrs. Henry &. aulfield presented to Gov. nd Mrs. Caulfield by the Gover- ors personal colonels at a recep- ion at the executive mansion this fternoon. The portrait, which Was ‘painted by Charles Galt, St. Louis artist, fll be hung in the mansion along ith the portraits of former Gov- nors wives. W. A. Meletio of t. Louis, conmimander of the Gov- rnors-staff of 38 Colonels, he presentation. Tonight Nd Mrs. Caulfield garden party rounds. At near us of ship ; ‘ “ Ings 5 piane was to the noble Brit- Capt. Laurence and crew of the everlasting. LO officers be ortrait of Governor's Was made Gov, were hosts the at on mansion Lindberghs at. Kingman, Ariz. BY the Associated Press, KINGMAN, Ariz.. July G6 Marlies A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Indbergh landed at Kingman Air- port at 5:45 o'’clo: Kk this afternoon, aking more than four hours in Ooming from Winslow, a trip that rdinarily takes but two hours. —~— (ol. i; ano “438 > Condition JITIONAL BARGAINS & Sons Grand... I 6 ob 6 ot « s NS xo eck ace ee ering Acoustigrand ... . ES 4s ss 5h oe s OOS n & Hamlin Grand (BB) 1385 sent cash value for your old piano in exchange ec — MEN nicnable —_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ ASPITAL BESET ~ BY AMBULANCE | HSING LAWYERS Following Wreck at Union Station, Attorneys and Runners Rushed to City Institution. POSED AS FRIENDS AND RELATIVES Efforts of Bar Association to Get Legislation to Curb Their ~ Activities - Failed So Far. Have The rush of ambulance-chasing lawyers and their runners to the, City Hospital after Friday's train | demon- | strated again the lengths to which | unscrupulous Jawyers will go in a| highly competitive but profitable | wreck at Union Station branch of tho legal profession. With 36 men injured in the ac- cident, the ambulance-chasers saw | the prospect of as many damage | suits with fees ranging from one- third to one-half of any judgment | AS a) which might be obtained, result, lawyers and runners flocked to the hospital, posing as relatives | and friends, in order to get the at- | tention of injured men and Pfer- | suade them to sign on the dotted | line. The flourished from the Bar Association of St. ambulance-chasers Louis and the viospital authorities. | The workmen’s compensation act restricted their field of activity by removing industrial accidents from the province of the courts, but the public injury cases, such as those which arise in automobile, street car and railroad accidents, _ still offer remunerative glib-tongued lawyers and runners. legislation Blocked. The Bar Association frequently has sought to effect passage of a Sate law to curb ambulance-chas- ers but so far has failed to get | one through the Legislature. Their | latest proposal, drafted in the form of a bill last winter, would have prohibited entirely the solicitation of cases and would permit the in- jured person to cancel any con- tract, waiver or settlement agree- ment signed within 10 days of the | have | i accident. Proponents of this bill argued that it would protect the injured person both from fee- grabbing lawyrs and over-zealous claim adjusters, by giving him 10 days to “think it over.” Private hospitals, out, can control ambulance-chasers by arbitrary measures. The City Hospital being a public institution has no power to bar admittance to friends and relatives of a pa- tient so long as they appear with- in visiting hours. 10 or 12 Ejected From Wards. “We cannot prevent a lawyer from visiting a client in the hos- tation of cases and an order to of the hospital,’ Superintendent Lee said yesterday. door man cannot recognize all the damage suit lawyers and runners. He must permit them to go on fo the wards where they may be detected by the nurses and attend- ants, ; “Some of the lawyers and run- hers are known to the nurses and attendants because they have been here so often. Every accident brings a few of them to the hos- pital and it is difficult to distin- guish them from relatives when they come in. Nurses tell me that 10 or 12 were ejected from the wards last Friday after they were recognized or the nature of their Visit became known.” Six Solicited One Man. Joseph Evans of \Webster Groves, one of the eight men who remained at the hospital with seri- Us injuries after Friday’s wreck, told reporters he was solicited by | ‘ix men, lawyers and men repre- senting lawyers. Edward A. Lube- ley Of Valley Park declared that two lawyers produced forms at his bedside soliciting his. Signature. On the other hand, Frisco rail- road officials have admitted re- “ponsibility for the accident, “We intend to give everybody a square deal,” President J. M. Kurn said yesterday, “We will be glad to have anyone who was injured call . Up, and we will send an agent ® see him. We are not going to avoid responsibility.” — at the hospital say the ance-chasers frequently ap- —— Prospective clients in anher of high-powered salesmen ng when the patient is in a seri- condition and unable to speak rationally, Runners Commission Men. ome lawyers employ men whose duty it is to loiter vias rooms in the hope of get- ng “leads” for the lawyers cere. The runners, mostly men ® have no training in the law, e , re paid on a commission basis for | ®ach contract obtained. 1 vmaalty a damage suit is pend- © for at least nine months be- [ ere coming to trial and even after | that period both sides must de- tlare ready before it can go ahead. Before the passage of the Work- — Compensation Act. there many industrial cases which are On for years, throvgh S and appeals, working gen- have | in spite of opposition |,io. hardship on the injured per- prospects to' it is pointed | — Killed Testing Plane He Thought of Buying ‘posed to correct this |combatted for years by the dam- | |age-suit lawyers but finally became | ‘sion at Jefferson City. 'wWwas nipped in the bud by an ulti- | ' Queen either going /ing from the ESN Ae oe wt ‘

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yee PRR aT oe ole ~ - Ae SPY SABER nk STEN RO nt ty e ¥ PO Re “ : a re a ae is Sa ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iene _ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 a _ + —_—_s ~~ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ie * — “C' | 6 200,000 PAD Projected Missouri River Bridge; Map 7 Work Authorized to Relieve Congestion PRUGRAM TO GIVE GITY NEW OUTLETS Projects Announced Will Congestion Relieve Around St. Kansas City. Louis and 300 MILES TO BE ADDED TO SYSTEM Additions, to Be Divided Between North and South, Contingent on | ¥ ot EE ~~ ie eS ae —s Free Right of Way. | Plans for the expenditure of $16,200,000 within five years on near | congestion and in | relief of traffic St. Louis and hansas City, | HE proposed new free bridge would cross the Missouri River at a : point near the Olive Street road. It u St. Louis by a route passing through Wentzville. main highway improvements intended to provide facilities for traffic Id be reached from The map shows wo dtete. mo e ’ a eee 4 +. Ser mi Lbs SS rR a — - rs Se * ia » f State. and that | roads leading from St. Loui, and proportion of the State roads has | trade value. In addition to the | toppir at ©. 8. 61 ear Mehl- | not been provided for this district. widening of all state highways | 5A Travc | | leading into the city, there will; , synnection between U ZEPPELIN T0 LEAVE JULY 28 Ls 4 . i . > S ry” > i “ ee 474 \ ’ ai . i es alae he an additional road leaving so Remeve St. Lonts Satie. | Lonisian an ute 56 at Win- | Dirigible’s World C Will 1 . . - > . : The 7 ? ; : ee ‘ iis way ‘ : Sy } rig ) S O1 Tulse i Ne | Highways 40 and 61 at Wentz- | _ ield, p: in > near clude Stop at Los Angeles. ville, crossing the Missouri river | Louis LOS ANGELES, Cal... July 6.—| on a new free bridge at a point | A road connecting Lieut. Karl Lange, westers repre-| . ‘ :y "arn ville hw j A . ae ° ‘ | near the Olive Street road, andj : Wentzville by i sentativ whiff han 7 - : u Se e 4 Ss ucDdDe ntering th ty hich | new bridge near the end of the] yp, | entative of th Luft hiffbau Zey en ering e Cl y on a route whoien Oo} ‘ ; . aie’ es } Rey pelin Corporation of Germany, ane- i ’ > £ . ® | | il\ e road, e é f ' . , ! will be decided later. There also | | eo ee nounced the receipt of a cabiegram | 7 today from Dr. Hugo Eckener. | ' : 90} the present Sys- 000,000 last were announced yesterday in State tem, Jefferson City by Commission. the preceding south Oe RE iO wittiainienindilaitieaeatininitians OP ini ehl kites odihta yes way oT) right-of-way WITH TUBES AND DYNAMIC SPEAKER Here it is! The creat radio sensation of the year’ A Genuine 8-Tube AC All-Eleetrie Console Kadio that sells regularly at S$1€5, offered complete at the amazingly low price of only $99.50. Guaranteed 100° by Wurlitzer. Op- erates: directly from vour electric light socket. TERMS Small * 2.0 O Down Weekl Payment r to the charge three designations were upon the building-of bridges. s. of at conting: y . —" —— Hy Shite “eal TR CEES pRINE SEL ie eae oP eC designations of roads are f Specitic tra {fic 1; . reiiel LU. &. 40 way of a Hor 7 , a and . ” Z and 4: R , tf 4 or “sf I Pai ( . i Claling eri le ee . ) at tle ] ‘ L through or with Route er, connecting at Washington. Street thence to Louis. Roads Into Kansas City. Traffic relief roads for Kansas Citv will be: juxtension Lee’s Summit ney bridge, north to the will be a new road leaving High- | new location St. wa G Ss | ad leaving oe | ' : ; ra oe coats yr glee ppl ices Summit, thence commascer the ores Seppelin, | ta ai ; a eee informing him the dirigible would | road. Roads will be built into} a eapOr Na ep a eee , leave Germany July 28 On a round- | the city from the new Alton bridge | 7 ’ , | mies. ° | Weston, and intersecting Route 92 : ie s . General Brake Service |} °°. 77.2.0 025 eiension oe Rote 02 ; ae - | | | ; ' 8 Examination with Route 59 car Parkville. Daviess ‘ounty, Gi: llatin CORPORATION a end pt tees U. 3 - and | noo ts ; en the , ie C / h With t YP ebrated Rug Event ithou e e € a ee Cost! WHITTALL | state routes 35 and 7 at Harrison-| tennial road from Bethany south WILL REMAIN ville, with Route 3 in Henry Coun-/in Harrison at the Hair County line. istance ot ap- No charge to have our CLOSED A experienced optician tell e you What is the matter — MONDAY, JULY 8 ngio=-K ersian ugs Discontinued Patterns to connect with the proposed 1 Buchannan Counts { distanc _bridge across the Missouri River, | of approximately nine miles, ° at that point. This designation is | Sam . te 22 t e uce rices ity near Clinton. son with your eyes! Come in AND MONDAY NIGH ' he extension of Route | conditioned up. n the erection of | ] es i a ee en a eee ee 8 eA SO PY . OO ON Ay Le yneaey 7 ae aA epg 2 Sy - TAP ny a: mA =~ (‘en- hs: We County, > & pee Das blk : — * - * : Pay > ‘+ - 5 a ” : iva : | — & Ay ee | og : = Peas ; ry } a 5, 4 , ; Or 2 e 5 - = -f . a h oy oer ; an : 2 z 7 | $s : ra £ k Ss & a aaa Sg aed i shh oe oe The other additional new roads |! are about evenly divided between | ¢ ithe section of the state north of the 4. Missouri River and that south Of} anan the river. These designations are: | proximately seven miles. An extension of Route 1-A, Atch-{ «4 connection from U. &. 36. (ison County, from Phelps City | ¢phrouch or Easton to rey a : 7 tt horas a ay Other Roads Evenly Divided. | proximately and learn the truth! Rout County. A dista Single vision glase- es, lenses, frame - and case in- cluded. near i west to ap _s 4 distance rf (our and Lathrop west ; County, A | one-half miles. | A road connecting U. &. lor near Kirksville, to Ll. & 6, a lor near Bucklin, in ‘ounty. A distance of approximately 30 miles, A connection between Route 6. Lewis County, at Lewistoa, south- ‘east to connect with U. 8S. 61 and i U. S. 24, in Marion County. A dis 'tance of approximately 17 miles. | A connection from U. S. 61 and i U. S. 24, south Palmyra, south to U. S. 36. Marion County. A dis i' tance of three and one-half miles. | An extension of Route 9-A, Ma- rion County, west to Shelbvville. A distance of approximately i090 miles. An extension Route 54A, at the Ralls County line, south to intersection with U. S. 54. north of Laddonia., A distance three | miles, | An extension: of ito U. 8S 24, In « distance of approximate y miles. This designation is contin- |} gent upon the constructien of a bridge across the Missour! River at | Miami. A connection Beginning Tomorrow, July 8th 3, south , Linn HIS announcement is of great importance to all who want the beauty and value of Anglo-Persians in their own homes. These are perfect examples of this famous rug and are patterns which the manufacturer has discontinued to make way for others. Naturally, the opportunity to secure one or more of these much sought-after rugs at greatly lowered prices should cause your early attendance. This sale is for a limited time. size °1197° SIZE REGULARLY $150.00 Of Rem, Rar SS git gp tyr hes - . te PE. ee ee oem i A Ab 4 wy. -@ 4. em a . * oe ) ba. . Be Koerten ws “~~ ~~ So Re Me Bs ter of al) eee nf 4 l, north Coumy.: & four of int EXCHA 3-Piece FIBER SETS ‘arroll Regulasiy Sale $150.00 $119.75 215.00 172.00 259.00 207.00 242.50 194.00 215.00 172.00 269.50 215.00 Regularly Sale $10.75 $ 8.50 16.00 12.75 14.50 11.50 25.00 20.00 54.00 43.00 97.5 77.50 9x ]2 9x15 9x18 10.6 x 13.6 113x112 11.35x15 22.6 x 56 27x 54 06 x 36 06 x 65 4.6x7.6 6x9 Se ¥: ~ - OTE i ay Al “ : 4 . Toe 24 south to distance between UU. S. S. 65, at Waverly, : 40. at Concordia. A f approximately 14 miles. An extension of Route 19, from Ae OD, BE: Mi ge = a cian at ee en , er thi tn ee ee iD a aes oe ne Ee IS np ea arama ltt _ nr bie — V acation Ving, «=XSTRAP WATCH Reliable Elgin Strap Watch, snappy case, chromium finish with handsome metal mesh bracelet to match. Only $13.50. Other representing Gorgeous Blue White Diamonds 'Cuba north to a connection with Route 28, at or near Owensville or | at or near Rosebud, the f-nal des | ignation being subject to a survey. A distance of miles, A connection between Poutes 19 |} and 32, at Salem, with U. S. 63 and | U. S. 66, at Rolla A distance of ;} 4pproximately 28 miles. A connection from U. S&S 54. at or near Macks Creek. to lL’. S. 65 *)* approximately 22 Watches at unusual / Vaiules, 8.5x10.6 138.00 110.00 11.3x18 025.50 258.50 {A very few slightly shop-worn rugs are also included} $4975 Easy Terms 30% A QUANTITY OF FINE RUGS of other manufacturers can also be had at this time REDUCTIO ON ALL LAMPS } and Route 64, at or near Preston A distance of approximetely 16 miles. F Small . eT , ‘\ mM 2 0 re \ % , A . 4 at interesting reductions. Some are priced the same as the Anglo-Persians, while others are less. 9x12 size, and other sizes at proportionate prices. g STERS ar... 919. miles, vem. $27.507 ad 4 1.3 L (3 F T i u, 7 | 19 OLIVE ST. a belt line connecting 8 Ww Avenue ut Fourth t | a : a as i and U. 6, 63, south of Springtiota se 6 68WlU EXCHAN BROS. 44 co. OPEN DAILY Tita, 6p. w.- SATURDAY TILT &:n0 P.M. 622 MARKE? connection between lioute Route 13. at or near 64 ' Collins, S. 54 and Route 62, at o; hear Ildorado Springs. Ce ee ae ee ee Down Payment a and with U I - ; Torth of Carthag: \ approximately and | one-half miles An extension of Rout: No Interest the Dade County or Carrying ” Charges A COME tion het wee - fand U. Ss. 71. 9x12 AXMIN- , ‘ ’ distance of one tron) South, inter- cting U. S. 66 and ter: ‘Route 38. at lar Mount non A appr ~ Credit at Cash Prices | , A1tie “ aly Pe ag > & Oi inating at i- Ver. Wrist Watch ee EA ee yn iat oth alii akon de aden ae i ened nepapeear ~ Petey Ss , ers fiat "Ieee a } Gistiane 0} ONT ATE TS a> ante. ei eR they. See Oat. oe , qetngttan Tell. stay tall or “ rite for Catalog 005. Phone Mi Aln 0546-0547 . of Springfield proximately four ee Set salen, 53 JLT ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY KENNARD QUALITY FURNISHINGS,..AND THEY COST NO MORE Ee ES ee ES NHR . 7‘ NS rest A _ ‘ i Mr ee ee cc en ee er os ‘ . ese -., 42 — - > + ¢ a. | ime ete”? Savile

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Ess AB st a i 1 ee | ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tae _____ SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7. 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Sean PAGE 5 a. ps oPrse FRENCH PLAN DRY AGENT HELD fe ttc wren spams | be held. wedi ON REPARATIONS SESSION. RY A | — ARG IN SS LZ t | ; EE NR nate emens ‘Was divorced ana ta suit for alimony bending .* in Jondon; Not Likely to ity Court. Clemens also had Mect ‘Till August. | ressed fear of being killed, tp is cy Associated Press. By the s —— | PpaARIS, July 6.—The_ British | | adian Trade with U. S. Grows, government, in a note handed to the Assoviated Press, goreign Ministe: jriand by Am-_ | | | ZIAWA, Ont., July f.—Can- »yassador Sir William Tyrrell, to- am trade avith the ; night maintained its insistence that nee > 4 2TS to conference of the Powers . te ee young reparations plan in-| W. W. Thomason and 289 n be held in London. | . don : operation De | = e wepermote omitted precise indi- Three Aids Accused at Te and an increase j4 United ~ gations as to ihe procedure fav- cumseh Ok. in Sh ting ®s trade of $14.9S7,32€ as com ered Dy England. but it Was un- , ’ 00 ed with May, 192%. jerstood to oppose the’ French of Two Farmers. ian for a preliminary conference of the Powers to be followed by a ee rn oe ae | a e | 3 xperts and ultimately laiaitlthat leon | meeting of ex) santo dlioea Sn TECUMSEH, O., July 6.—W. W.| er conierencs : © vw : ent’ py anoth ; = : : , tes 6 _ ee wecitish ne vy seem to agree Mhomason, Federal Prohibition : ILDER : ly ane fttls _ a ses epell CARER Lo 0 Se oe o*, . gamsvot meet before the be- ons ence cannot near here, Thursday, that resulted ginning of Augisi. | in the fatal shooting of James 3 ee — Harris and his brother-in-law, Os- 7 : car Lowery, another farmer, was i f= ; placed in jail here late today on a ‘ | ‘charge of murder, after he had | 3 \ surrendered to county officers. i a ‘Three other men, also charged Btetes \Q | with in connection witn seth lemme dade tea murder 2w 1929 Model Mustration $A. 50] piscca in jai These three are e The u s | placed in jail. These three are Monday and Represents the — —- ,; Jeff Harris, charged with the ac- : “es. ee, orice } Ss i a i . : lL ag cel in spherical corrections; tual shooting; John Williams and 12-k, white gold-filled en and Thomas B, Little. None of the t thorough eye examination you eee ae ; nee EP wre rer hed. Astigmatic-ground lenses are } | three is a rede ral prohibition offi- 'cer, authorities at Washington de- higher. PRESCRIPTION KRYPTOKS $ 50 iclare. Jeff. Harris also faces a Scasendta two-vision e second murder charge in connec- | Froonts. made in spheri-_. Pair tion with Lowery’s death. The | eal. corrections and standard sizes. |) others are accused in connection | eggs ee Fine ei with James Harris’ death. 4° Years Testing Eyes. Many years in $ Charge of daccard’s Uptical Department All four men will have a pre- | liminary hearing next Tuesday. Accompanied by J. B. Dudley, attorney, Thomason arrived hee: from Oklahoma City, where hi went to make a report ot thi shooting to Bee de Monbrum, Ied- eral Prohibition Director for O%-| lahoma. James Harris and Lowery, his} brother-in-law, World War vet- -erans, are alleged to have been! ‘shot down at the former's farm | home when the raiders attempted | to search the farm for liquor. | Jeff Harris is quoted as saying! ; that James Harris approached hina | : : with a gun and that both fired ai | 7 88 : = Ba 8 oe Pictured . . about the same tine. In a death-| >i es satiate seen fe ee * ie we , Se! rrr 7 - - BOO OK Ost ’ bed statement, James Harris said ae: ae TF r sit : é : Pair ’ ; . | re - he was shot after he had thrown Open Pee y, down his gun and surrendered. Until 9 P, M, . Bic, tc PY i Lowery was wounded w hen he a ) ate. after the shooting, started to run ! Jeff Harris said, The Shawnee (Ok.) Post of the American Legion adopted @e resolu- tion yesterday condemning “with all the vehemence at our -coin-| mand” the action of the Govern- ment in sending ‘‘men te invade the sanctity of our homes.” The} resolution will be sent tx Presi- . dent Hoover. Suspended Duluth Collector Has Hearing Before Lowman. WASHINGTON, July 6.—Oscar | FE. Dahly, suspended collector of Expert Eve of customs at Duluth, Minn., ap- peared before Assistant Secretary » Examination Lowman today for a hearing on ® 9 O « Without charges made by inspectors. Noth- ‘met ? ing was given out at Lowman’s of- L e Cosi! fice of the result of the hearing ® and it was said that Dahly had returned to Duluth. “Wie - © Dae “~ tel “E = i Pe ee ol bes ee Ram amare itt /t)).. te Ri sia ke a meerrysy os om 7 bee No charge to have our ie experienced optician tell you what is the matter Dahly. who has been collector Come in at Duluth since 1923, was charged | with your eyes! | Ss 2 and learn the truth! with having conspired to run liquor across the international bor- Single vision glass- |der with drunkeness, conspiracy to ie; Benbes,, frame ‘extort money from a narcotic law O more suffering from sum- Lite | | with Celotex Lath. This new lath ° , » and case in- i violator and with conspiracy to al- ie Gewikament records mer heat for the families of 18 inches by 48 inches and 7/16 of an He was suspended pending a . 3 ° : skids on the charges’ but. will wise home-owners. For nowadays : inch thick (also made “‘double-thick”’ be eligible to resume office if thes are not sustained, they live in houses insulated with INSULATING CANE BOARD —7/8 inch), is especially designed to SPRINGFIELD. Ill. July. 6.—3.| Celotex—houses that are cooland INSULATES AND BUILDS STRONGER QUIETER al : ey Mi. sety 63. | COOLER I Ren, WARDEN Dt WONTER” reinforce against plaster cracks and . ‘ 1 oa O want | “ co @ employe of the Central Nlrois Pub-| ; it’ . ' —— ~ Z SE egregionedann ee ,3 {0 eliminate dishguring lathasarte. YOUR LOCAL BUILDER . ‘ ir own “OO” | this mornifg when he touched a! Account | transformer termina Carrying a/'| : ’ . . | carry | Celotex shuts out scorching sun’s Celotex is used in old homes as nda re Bp charge of 7500 volts. Atterberry'| € way : was attempting to change a fuse. rays during ee months. | well as new; for insulating roofs; more of | Through other seasons it protects for lining basements, attics and should : Sab you from chill, dampnessand cold... When you buy a new house, look for fhe Celotex garages; for making comfortable * | sign. Itis your assurance of greater home comfort. f me | : keeps your home ata healthful, com- . extra rooms from waste spaces. fortable temperature al/'year ‘round. : Ask your architect, builder or As a heat stop, an inch of Celotex thick. Also made ‘**double-thick ’’— dealer for further information on of interest at UNION’S | is as effective as 3 inches of wood, 8 78 inch. Celotex—and write to us for our free inch f plast ; 6 ; EXCHANGE STORES} trick or 25inches of concrete. _Whenusedontheoutsideothouses, Poole “Near ‘Round Comfort and as sheathing, Celotex adds structural uel Saving for Every Home. 3-Piece Celotex is the only insulation made _ strength... makes walls tighter and FIBER SETS a BF | from-the long, tough more permanent. : Feoe ~ 2 | fibres of cane. It comes I | And on inside walls Chicago, Illinois St. Louis Sales Office: 2737 Washington Blvd. $ 75 Bor ey | in big, strong boards, | Be Sure It’s and ceilings, you can 1 9 ees 4 Anns e ts 12 feet | | Cane Fibre Insulation! | obtain a taco ne ee , | | ’ Reliable dealers can supply Celotex Standard Building 10-Piece | | Easy Terms imeem oenn eurerr {i longand//l6ofaninch || Only Celotex is made from the plastered surfaces Board and Celotex Lath ‘ | ‘(| long, tough fibres of cane. The ‘ | _ peculiar advantages of cane fibre 30% +5975 ‘|| insulation cannot be obtained in REDUCTIO N any other material. Be sure you eee ee ects tase | get CELOTEX! p-codrome ON ALL : _ a ) CELOTEX two pillows, davenport table, (Reg. U.S. Pat.O8 ) M Pp end table and a room-size , Li \ S — ie the trademark of and ; ae . , «i? DBD. 7-7-49 Easy Terms indicates manufacture by oy 3 f The Celotex Company THE CKELOTEX COMPANY Chicago, Il. St. Louis Sales Office: 2737 Washington Bivd 9x i | : Plea od me f 1 booklet, ‘‘ Year "Round eod Fuel Seving treme er" $19.75| | ssoree" $59.75 C E LOT E fare Oar ATE a ee ee a a ee POM bee aly. Pee PR Deh Rf! ses LE deo tine — ome THE CELOTEX COMPANY eo Sy eae ak adliinsiediieriitatiaentinns tadementecensaenietica ene cei. rm, ate = _—— we BRAND VWRsOnTS INSULATING CANE BOARD XCHANGE STORES gE 0ST NO MORE | Bae T 622 MARKET - 206 N.12 th ST. SL et Ely et ;

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929_ me Sa taal in te PAGE 6 Se of. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ ee: F BYRON PIEPHO, FORMER Sy te ate — Chicago $150, 000, 000 ROAD CONTRACT e Povemnre tips reed Open Nights to SCHEDULE OF RAIL-AIR get "ST. LOUISAN, DIES IN EAST Stns Smeanea,throogh, several) CEP BY RUSSIA TO U. S. FIRM sone wot Sra > pe tye 4 7 re ; parricad a doors in 3 New York Company to Construct Florence Conrad, 16, and Charlies wa a se Lou es | at en Was Vice President of St. Louls ) viding basemen ay aod sez 10,000 Miles of Highway Q T | gelberger, 17, Were Drowned : art “_ 7 ap yt Soman Ehiae Can Co. Upon Retirement two’ stills ane en ide Withis Kix Years. a Sa ee abrock al We _— a eee Six Months Ago. mash. Three men though have. for Russia ¢t , 4 - ¢ 4 : P ’ p | Tas 1. ante = : 1? ; \«s | b "Tt “ 10 bd f J . The bodies Ol Miss Florence ( one E Byron iepho former aa heen neratin he plant scape : ; , stTHinas r’ . be go aoe rece] Caine rad, 16 years old, 1716 Seventh oop i sesh te Saaiaoe NEW YORK. July ' hi ex Shoe eS : ; aE Ee and Char! Eigelber- president of the St. Louis Can Co., nrougsil einen York Herald Tribune mor! : Sa ae ~— New boulevard, and Charles igelber pl cs k | | Starts From New —- Dic will say road constr | contract Carondelet Association . ger, 4 #s i. will ” er “—_ ; i i rs . I're 6. tota it “ S15' : ' } ave hoe? nm arond i Imp ‘ is 1826% South Seventh died yesterday at his home i ew Ostermoor Co. Presidcnt E. Cor. Eighth and Franklin Ave. irk Tomorrow—Plane SLOP | poulevard, drowned Thursday aft- York City. He was 75 years old., By the Associated rte Be oi hold fe . when a canoe upset in the - i So "ow York cW YORK uly 6 dwin > acinar neato: Jey Mare EDT 28 Se ee | . i ai cin e LK, i. a - " on . ~ i tL > Si Missisippi River at the foot Of +4, gst. Louis six months ago; Ames, preside awe oe Sane : . New t.ork firm aAUOTary, SO Bh fan @ 7 > q > re " * ° " , ae . + « = + . P _. 2» ~ L> Wyandotte street, were recovered when he retired from business. O., INattress iirm, al - : rr; ‘ ee g-15 , Dit nes Bank. died today The contracts, } Al Will Dp m. due sda) 7 M. ag qe > af e } , ' ~ ; : = . ifi enti pecial to the Post-Dispatch. ee ee f | Three daughters and a son, Carl ly1 ae er Yee oo ae, See a 7 ™ . | Dry Ile : SEW YORK aaly ¢—The Pie Conrad’s body was found at A. Piepho, 304 Skinker boulevard. t his home in Brookiyn. He was spread over a period of : yt : ry ce P ; in the of Fillmore street and that} ~~ 182 wears old id specify the construction of 10 ff America, will speak. = ; ' | - asian he iene ieee ee te ne, hips an ee Aaah “ - a ¢ e ee i ™» - ic oh ed eee ae ¥ , ae — the foot " : lle | 4 ve. schedule of the first 48-hour rail “ Eicelberger at the foot of Mary | %U'™! ec Furnished sargit wliapenbacinee cies pea SE he Pacific Coast, operated by the —— LIMBERG SERVICE STATION Natural Service Statia - ‘ontinental Air Transport, bee “in connection with the Penn- | Jackson Service Station RES FF § ROYAL “25... E. H. ERDBRUEGGER, Prop. Room Outtf: its aniaa Railroad and the santa | ve Railway, thy agg ed Crankcase Service “You'll Be Pleased— Air Lubrication Quaker State Motor Oils Sinclair Ge Railway, Was announ today. , : | vist sve ads i S Royal TUBES Battery Service Have It Greased”’ Accessories. Complete Labrication eee ogee nega ee get evening Pe hago rae yen "i oe Garfield coe fi a6 iti Phone COlfax 9467 Cor. John and W. Florissant Ave. Phone COlfax 9220 Glasgow and Natural Bridge dinary Value...Easy Terms le foll ? > oo? ‘ } ' , -- reach Indianapouils, > me) > D.m h Kansas leave eles 5:22 Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, in California, will pres an electric} New York | his signa! will on tne . ae i a i _Ontinentia Port meyer Veto e. aoe Ege) PA ne Fe NEO ay yen ty 2 press anot | Washington o first westbound plane. Among those who will make O-Pc. Mohair Bed trip from New York will be Amelia Earhort, first woman cross the Atlantic by plane. She 4 7 will carry s from Ma ayOr | James J. Walker the Mayors of | Los Angeles monet san Francisco, Includes Room-Size also a large bronze tablet for each | V Mayor, in commemoration of the vet Rug wt Salers a elecant Suite of distinctive design, handsomely carved frame. covered with NTERESTING HUSBANDS HARD ampy aatentort fables smokes tad table oct Se als oder cad SOON. SIZE’ VELVET RUG—all at $129.00. Oniy $1.25 weekls. : _w FIND, SAYS FATHER LORD . Louisan Would Rev amp Schools to Give Men Culture Equal That of College Girls. the Associated [ress "HICAGO, July E ¥ : girl graduate, model Ie Fg : , : »untering grave difficult re re Pets a ing an interesti! husbé 4% Le ' Son? Pay to : . als PF ing > em z ; served iJ V. SF EE PLE RLY TF ES re , - ee eS a ee POE A TE "i a. RR, ee ae ot aw 2 PTR TE os elor's degr Ai-¢ ft ; Le ‘ i= = ——_ es SUG en mY sam ewes ee cae favor of ig 3 PP He CER ABE ® ES er idiot ae at Sa een eto Ge ra > 3 ; a %e ; D> Uae om ee x Sco dality ; ca on at aes ay ‘ —_ Rt ak OO Sly TE ea, ee yt see * , noKing or drinking by ee , women \ re I 1é€mS Baga wom- olve. . en were bes ) oe ‘Th ‘atholic Ch Bom does not frown on short dresses or even an | - — drink on t! fj > iit he said. “We do not be- ikevVe nowever, in excess in ny | ' form, hether in apparel or pub- | | / }y 4 / j; ° 1 rinking. With proper educa-|! qT Li! | 7 Includes Room-Size cau ‘ahca: calbsnah ae Aa late, dca | | ai ¢ = 3 ic dking: wonneh, aes eae Vietr| H thy SLL \ Sheer beauty that is more than tread deep! Velvet Rug own destinies and still he in style. | » Ba j ; t, \ \ ‘ hae Suite is of genuine walnut, elaborately decorated. Includes dresser, bed, Drink nas beer A% P tfall for many | | | From canyon-notched tread to the last chifferobe or vanity, coil spring, mattres See. an amet Seve. ter te GASOLINE Tera MOTOR OILS —and U. S. ROYAL TIRES (;ravois Service “Station. ( Payt « i “84 travels and Minnesota Axe. ‘ eth Gest — — a és 204 e"Wichieas Ave. : tna (Bereiee Re S. E. Cor. Eighth and Franklin Ave. Street: ulldings we . {pe + tye Sarah St. Service Cardinal Service Station Core-Rasten Servier Statics. Olive Street & Mesies i Pe ae SS t he Seuath Kineshighwar Service Station, et Ke : S101 Park Ave. 4614 Easten Ave. 3110 Sutton Ave. 'S and Sales Elks’ colors. 28933 S. Kingshighway Bivd. 1420 VW. Flerissart Pees _— — me Ste Maton, a ¥ a gy * N. 26 S. 1tth “4. ais keumr We Perry na. »

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a -_miles of road in the Pp So ~~ rovlaieg ) LE. Breed consulting ep, % bh Rohan Bee W abvrock o., wil] Oe NusSia t6’ be gin the rT wrondelet Association Meeteag. wT) (arongei In mnproy vemeny gs0ciation will! id its m onthly eeting ut t (arondelet Branch brary, 65800 Mic) ‘san avenue, at i p. m., ‘Tur enw. L. M. Brig. t Bae : “¢ am «ft Vy Dry ie ‘ ‘Orporation Ati ' ric oc. 14 aes . pee A. eee a ice Station GGER, Prop. . professor of i ra at one Ww York . G eceeceeeeeeeeeemmneenS/L0U!S PUST-DISPATCH American Family Soap 2 tor 60c Odorono e $9@c m 13¢c } > Monday Only At These St. Louis Stores Grand and Herbert Grand and Gravois 515 Olive St. Union and Delmar 7th and Locust Belt and Pershing Sth and Washington De Baliviere and 514 Washington Kingshighway Grand and Delmar Cherokee and lowa Grand and Olive Hodiamont and Kingshighway and Easton Delmar Skinker and i enwar and McPherson age Westgate and Delmar Manchester and Hamilton and Sutton Delmar East St. Louis Store —144 Collinsville Mail Orders to 3962 Page Baclend- Add 10° C Free Delivery Service at All Our Stores It Pays to Trade at ____ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 _ Mail Orders to 3962 Page Boule- vard—Add 10% ____ SJ. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Featuring Oralene All Purpose Refreshant Large $1 Bottle Kills cold germs Protects the throat Purifies the mouth ¥, Sweetens the breath Destroys dandruff You’re Always Welcome at Walgreen’s PAGE 7 se E 60c Bromo Seltzer 36c 10c Palmolive Soap 4 for Sinclair Gasoline S| 34. Walgreen’s brication , sgow and Natural Bridge Aves! 7 on ~ eye NEW! Peau-Doux 23C 60c f 35c Palmolive Ce SAS More than a 50c Glazo =I Pepsin 50c¢ Shaving Cream good Golf Ball Nail Polish | (em) | SZC © Ipana 22¢c pee FINE golf ball and y, the equal to any oO 7 Walgreen's ball at any price. \ s ‘ 4g : aa 39c AUTO ROAD y as fine as any 296 ATLAS 15¢ Sayman’s Tooth P aste | 35c Gets-It a 7s 50c Soap, 4 for | ‘i Fifty get pares with “Man, What a Ball!” , & ey latest Ji road conditions. Oc Auto Large eaiies of very state, , / 75¢ Value prineipias ce es _— Ez peat ! Canadian provin Also a complete m ile: ige map of ‘the . : * Special, 45c Jad Salts | = Justrite Cleaning : Guaranteed 7 a Globe =| fe = Fluid ; 39 5 1 seumeiall = Brush : , + ped oulihis ean ph age _s TOOTH Cc 7; Bottle 8 9 ge FREE! Silvered Metal oT oe fe tk Ae tia BRUSHES riers) ee Cc ¢€ ‘4 = COTY COMPACT Sa | Rice | Bee | ery 35¢ Something Da ~~ be para } With $1.00 Package Aes | 1} Guerlain, Rue de Le Paix, L’Heure Bleue and tle This Hand Creme. ht eum Powder users will find Mitsouka Perfume; short oz. original, $5.00 t ough. ery hands instantly aa ry j ey / 4: : : $12.50 Cire Bouquet Antique; 2 oz. De Luxe, me exq' ulsitely white, smooth, Cold Cream in this body powder the ; Prey aaety Thin waekee ee : . *,¢ Houbigant Au Matin Perfume; 2 oz. os iot a cold cream, vanishing same. fascinating qualities. cream or lotion. It is entirely ‘ EJ NEW. It Keeps hands beautiful Adherent and_ refreshing. IWAYS. Approved by Good | \ 7, With large Baby Foods . insecticides oe ee ft r UU b b e r : AA \ , puff ; $1.00 Horlick’s 75c Flit 3 Larse Do Larze ORe ys Malted Milk . Flytox S | |: Pals ‘7 $3.75 Horlick’s ytox oprayers a 4 Malted Milk . . . $2. mage genes Ib. F see ore SUNBURN : Black Flag Sunny Boy Pe oe Bee gre re Coupon Even those with the ten- , ” Madaad bath ~ : receive derest, fairest skins no long- The Nation’s Insect | ORANGE JUICE SYRUP Malted Milk .. $2.69 ates 4 e . er fear sunburn. t Killer = FOR $1.00 Mead's Casee.€8¢ | 78e Flrdeth, piat. Any $1.00 to Pyrol in the answer | y 7 4 The safe and ef- ' INSTANT USE Recolac .. 75c Flytox . ' . $ - tee Cools, heals. Re- : yrup 8) Figs fective tmsect killer. Take — bettle of AGNES CAROL lies vot ~—_ in 8 ; Non-poisonous ad wenn) vid ao 2 N Be Safe | seconds. iurns the + | ; | harmless. Kills ants, 24 ms xt ou cen ny ,“ ated burn into healthy OUIS F 3 7C bed bugs, flies, > repé ire or sure to Alway § Beauty Creme “! Bring this coupon with you and , : : tan. Easy to apply. roaches, mosquitoes m a for 3s gr ony nese a perlraton the La Juneau Cleansing Creme Yr P and fleas and cer- ae S ready for imate nt aailie “eie ad esrtaim fem- Swiss Night Creme {y uaranteed to sat- ne: ama ‘tas L Sone: a — ed . Snie. for it alone sui Oxygenized Bleach Creme isfv or money tain moths a pone aa na Special Formula Pore Creme ere ee “* t | t sects that infest -—- # af ! lotic ms arm pe cannot Russien Anti-Wrinkle Creme back. M P A N y y househo Ids and | Speci eive simply cvet on “ly Cesmetique Creme and 1 art nd on and a Beautiful Strand of the New 50c Mennen’s —. ‘ “SS ASc utteriy . Harmicess. and ENDS Cc provee'e clothing. aad. Sun-tan Pearls WITH “Wa ~ ee BODY ODORS | Both In the big red OY AL Ba 7 _— 2c Sec ec a on 4 ST. 14 . cot ATY ee At ol | | 32¢ * YOURE ALWAYS WELCOME AT wALGREEN’S Kulich Service Mation, SIS Lemay Ferry Re., Luxemburg. Ma. “4 — ee yaw

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____ ST. LOWIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, JULI 7, 1829. —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ DOOMED REBEL ELECTS ‘BRITISH SEA SAFETY TO DIE CHARGING FOES PLAN URGED ON U. $ 2} ' s¢ | lone ym ata’ | re - Y ion yan) =f ; ees” |e OoOmmgeso CNMALPTECYS ff eeenee- 4 CHANTICLEER INN Ivers Blazing. FAGLE RIVER, Wis. he Associated Press ' the . AG om 7 1 | e _ .. we = s : a ry ry ° } * % nied f | A ri Si cAcsS . 4 4 . “+ . . F now's. “> Poat or rai: : : 4 a ‘Chamber of Commerce, Grand Ha «ties ofr . ‘ i. ) ‘ , ‘ " : ‘ 7 { ; i uae s sae t* bi : A 4a4 tA ; \ ,-* . " ’ 7 ‘ . ‘ : ‘ . ’ ° . " sié > J . . ‘ . ; ’ ? P ; : i : si ‘ .4 . . he { shitadi i Rasa iJ WHITE LAKE tie ATED AT Whitehall and Montague riiog Doty OF weter Six miles jong A yo e miles we adjoining Lake Sign! Excellent pared roads all he way ? |MURRAY’S INN ®",,\*s2aniees overiook ing White Corozticta, commander of the San a ’ : ' a > Uisva 4 eo ‘ ey > for boost Rebel General Betrayed. in perfect safet yf the $1 rson z: q ne oe Higan. Dancing coil owe = * none i? , as ua as ner. _ City HN@tel accomme Bonne Vista 5. \".. , zg re. tm. Nea colf finks. Fishin , Whitenail. Mich. AN im ia” as 617.” ‘ . ott Predicts New Rules Will Diminish =. , IDLEWILD Distasters at Sea. HJ, é é ag Whitehall, Michigan ‘ Wiers Surper Motel ang Sigeping . ime water Perleet . Central dimmu room, t golf courses withm ea te tenn 8 court White Leake phigan Dathing 4 cdresa, WALTER R. KEMP WHITEBALL, MICH. CHEROKEE LODGE rite. Mentague, Wich. ~' " aati Thar food. offer “lity for your Summer's a Lenfnis ‘= ia Madina ms man oh 3 BF Miles 0 co MN A Iai! baie PRs T MEW nat . - oe . ne 3 WARS REP Oe en Ri” Pea, “ER rns nee, stad 3 * sett ¥ vey ad ae ; * ie ae 2 ea Co tt en fa my) (aia Mr » Me - . 12 oe ss uy : - ¢ r es ty ae a ee a A = ae on ——s) ea poe. , “ pert J TELAT ‘ pi. ot ? $y f “$5 a Meek ee : =" Mee . . - ; . PARIS J UlV¥ 2 =U : 4 Acct . | : : re - ; iw ig SES ERT RS na yg a eee _ | Beas @e horse sada and broug! 0 “Wh the treaty that the con- ive patio of the hacienda. There ference ha drawn uj is Pen s “ 3 ie mounted, a revoiver in either yut inte ffect it will be virtually ; : te, _ hand impossible for a trans-Atlartic line: ‘ a POINT COMFORT HOT nenmiy, to sink,”’ he said “Unde I new | ‘ . : §,. For a :.ea! vacation, most poouwlar. “Agee . Hao gic i Write for booklet Lf 1 2. MLYERS Montague, M Rides Porth Against L Th rates of the haciend: . 7 Wh White Lake Villa tities Vedern ‘e at waters edger: near’ off main ghway New pavilion enti« Johreoen acct S vere ee fe ee ee ae a 5 ~ ; ; # ; ’ ‘ TIT ’ aT ; ™ Tr , . ; ‘ .Y - * I aicu aS O1f - w4a ass ~& ,? yal ; tii i ‘ iid . Var= Sms arriAnar 4 ** , m peace } ALLIS nts in Lne case arrow Don — Te ‘ -- + v7, army. ls being taken into for almed in Mexico a peivate BRITON JAILED BY CHURCH ——.— YIELDS POINT AND IS FREED U, $, TO STUDY REFRIGERATOR Cembridce Yandowner, Aztecs GAS WHICH KILLED SEVEN Mis Property ne enetedl sabe bm pag A Being PSR ALG OLY AOI OD: PS gigathe PE tet AR Le IROE T a ee A ie Bx be PPLE OUR ae 2 Ns Offer of Use of Kdgewood Arsenal! | CAMBRIDGE, England, Ju to Be Accepted by Chicago —John Stevens, wealthy Cambri Authboritics. landowner, who was imprisor , Loon i Press, Bedford jail by the ecclesiastical or refusing to repair Edmund, stand CHICAGO, Julv 6 fThorities of this cil offer of th to assist i ; ip a 7 tar : ; : ip is if) Bite Tité thy] of ich prove fata! PEUCS ~ #14001 The offer of the Government | M60e¢ an unecertanil 0 carry oul Ba Miseourt Tas 4 KTe nd . ‘ ‘ | a. ii e+ Vs . x Bathing Vanving, Gott, etc. Ciean, lL. Gilchrist hi he nited | ih . : AR Housekeeping Cottages, with shower Th ‘ase aused unusual Inter 3 Sreping perches. electricity. vGer = vpn _prees. Write harold A. Smuilth. Bos aneycomo. Mo States ("he . who placed the Edgewood Arsenal! with its system of gas chambers} — wna - dense ween . . . i cree Gem@mms Oo es | 4 bi Indian Springs 1 s z it Fone to pris Ti Fitl ft) ii ; ' J ? Bei” the local officials. os Rite = Peon cmrmggeaam : ecourse to the ordinary civil | | | f ON THE BANKS rhe officer asked Dr. Kegel for|“ "~~ 1 agyl oe : y 2, . ’ ry ~*~ : Aa Pte apey ids 2cvipell aang dllineli eee ata ¥O orties from St. x ee years in which he was able t: the Salvation Army on to triumph nent,” Senator Brookhart said ‘ | . ] ctory.” ‘ rent quantitis : Ca ali ad + . " e P ’ r . o + : e ; . Gam ~— Booth’s will left, @re | lreshed The te ators ar Hey, mother, look at dad? lhe kid IS dolled up like Adolphe ,> SPR I NG VALE in property of a gross valu of £913) tMiea i bl mm sca = piled on ; Menjou himself! Class ae what | mean ae class!” . = 2 Miles from Arcadia, Mo.. on Hishear “cken Dinners. Coot, Dening Fioom. Every © (about $4500), “so far as can | —. arket is Inadequ ascertained at present.” tie Traliroads are immnish i =e Write tor reservations Amelia Talley, Prop. Arcedia, and daughter Catherine and Fred- Concentration of men’s store advertising in the Z uh Sates: : m a #4 Tt EERE a ithe . ee ah sick CR. Sneath were appointed) 9) veg oo 70 Oe uanece z r. Smartley blushed, for it was indeed true. He was wearing EE id Sate be ete ete nto nn oo the newest notion in suits for the corpulent fi - sults gure, topped by a Post-Dispatch is evi ; : an nae colic ae ; é : videnced by the lineage f ? ; snappy narrow- ‘traw hat w ~e ; ge figures e ) brimmed straw hat with a noisy band. for the first six months of 1929. The Post-Dis- | tha Rio ; patch carried 81,101 lines more than the three . anid ae cae _¢ AY lutely. California Woodsman Killed = 7- o gneTTr Year-Old) Girt. DEPLORES CIGARETTE SMOKING 5... mcnren Christian Endeavor Convention : I al - ; mas Adopts Resolutions. aS a ee pee if. “ , ' So m , : ° ; By the Associate Press 2 old Th _ Jobnso t Fort Augustus, who is the u oman responsible for this?” Mrs. Smart- other St. Louis newspapers combined: AWSaA CILtt. ™® Juiy 4 ' . . ' | ' - . e—_——— The grosth of cigarette smokin Mane juen! ey W anted to know ° antOng the youth of Anicrica, a sets a et : aes, ane} Ot baie POST-DISPATCH ........501,705 Agate Lines the “recent colossa! cam pa! cigarette advertising’ wer: " con~ | atta dt rs ; hae or ' ; ‘ 9 ’ ‘lner to éeath 4 : You're her, m'dear,” Mr. Smartley came back, “this is one of Globe-Démocrat 81.255 4 _ WEEN IML ., én Sh ofewa : vate dem~-ed here today in a resolut! of the international convention o! ee ee those suits vou told m caw ; ; edt ~ eta fe nalna Mel ger | ae D . €e VouSAaW ad . ‘ (christian ndeavor m < < vertised in the P ra ‘ *? S 2 oid - ey. lr. Wiliam H ram To likes Honotula Rares Whipping I’ reed ost Dispatch. . tai " , ‘3. = ths (044) siiadcat Dbtin: 8 baiatie acid eaten ee ee IO nitttieinam —s ¥ oy s i an oS oe on an os ‘ hk Sete IR a, ig Bo J 7 Sts ‘ cua. 4 a = i Mek: Lines Agate Lines N*wark., N. J.. a speaker on the AB © Ast | morning program, hiamed ern paga.iism * for the scandcaerds of living” tn Ameri dey. The 193! convention w(!! he'@ in San Francisco. 30.31% Agate Lines

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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7.392000 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH oe ee en ee ee ee PPPS mTT TTT ST TT TTT TITITTT Ter ek ee ee need Seereere reeeseccseseeess gr bbhhbbhnhhhnhbh tidbit itiiiT iit yiyT : ee ee Cevesesesseooee 000 vecccessbue ceebectdeteacase COSC SOSOCeS HCE OES eee OC CSSS SHOES COHSS OO ES OOOO SE ESOSCEEOSET SESE SETH OSCE HES EESESEOEE eseceee a ee eee LL y+ PITTI it rr ke ed ek ee eh nen a mit tlt tein tt htt _ SS RP a —~ -WISCONSIN- : —WISCONSIN- | —ILLINOIS— : —ILLINOIS— MONARCH OF THE BOAROWALHC = CHANTICLEER INN | See pen shale iiien "Ferwacs “Weta % Ambassador ASE hs AMRVAL Aw LE ‘ER, WLS, 1 FAGLE RIVER V acation. ATLANTIC CITY A completely modern resort of unexcelled An old, well established resort, patron- The coolest spot on the Mississippi. | EUROPEAN PLAN ; OMS ---- 685 BATHS The Jersey Coast's , g shiz f 27 glorious ized by s | ; , : , : igcation_o” the Eagle C iain © Le rou zed by an unusually fine clase of peo- Fishing. bathing. boating. Ideal | Ss “ iskes. Where you cap enioy tennis, dance: pie. Trout and take fishing. tennis, & 16» ts '© ary SY : 68S 1S os SES BATHS he Jersey Cons as, tshing, boating, bathing, golf. golf, boating, swimming, ete. Modern || fOr Children. Special chicken din- 4 re 2 in | = —— 4 Seashore Resort. | £ ; eyuipment.. Rates $30.€93 a week and up. ner every Sunday and during week (Pome party re : | So: de ) ee -. See is, svt CH C. shore Resort on the Great _. = =—— H. OD. HAZEN, Manager, Phelps. Wis. on request. Refreshments served - a , : : — —— TT Atisatic Ocean. Invites You to cel ae 'at all times. Free camping and } whe , » | ! : ‘ | Vv a - se are honest” and return articles ¢ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE " es ms et ee ay alae oo adie 8 ge In Middle | | ble. Write for booklets. L. H. | they find if the loss is advertised. ot Boardwa th Re health all await you here at Eureka Salle t beaches, golf, fishing CANYON HOTEL Waechter, Mgr. Call MAin 1111. ASKURY PARK | \ Springs——the Ozark's largest resort. est. ; veges. calping (‘onerete roads ' | ~~ ~ ’ Spend your vacation. several weeks, or senight by boat or rail. Write Tri- Modern rooms with or without private ote a W oO Ghe Norwood - & ~~ | : - even the week-ends here where theres OF ics Chamber of Commerce, Grand Haven bath. Dancing. tennis, boating. horseback . 7 lets to do, and also where it is cool. ‘leh. riding, Beautifu: Y-hole golf course on Halsted and 62d Place | HOTEL | The liveliest spot in the entire Ozark property. Write for illustrated folder. | 6400 NORMAL BOULEVARD Come join in the good times. oil i region! F. glewuud's newest hotel, located if the. _¢. D. BERRY, Kilbourn, Wis. | theatrical and’ business district, Wanash | | This a oe and © & F. I. depot around the corner. Best of transportation to loop” and | / 7 Washington and Lincoln fields, race tracks, jusk. Hotel on ' x ' Tourists take Route No. 1, Western av.. - \ ' . ’ bs IRCHWOOD; turn eust on G7th st. to Halsted. turn 4 | a Mountain Top: ' Orark’s largest Resort Hotel. Now re- | ‘ {QUATED AT LO DGE E north to 62d pl. , | No Mosquitoes The : ; Rates: Single, $2.50 and $3; double, $3.50 | ‘ ; | elses Mee e odeled and strictly modern. American plan. Whitehall and Montague yn ee 3 ne eligge! Epo 4 pl a Bpoctas weekly ‘ fi « | —,_ 1" Sleep Under Blankets. Make reservations early. Address V. C, Biden- é 8, : ‘ wade > “ , = | harn, Mgr., Eureka Springs, Ark. les ride. adjoining.” Lae u teppei veh” CAFE IN CONNECTION - | : : eae le : Lent avegd roads oe —~ : : A ‘ oat © . “ | Dr i+. America. or send EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK. tages. With Bath fer FREE DOOKLET! eran Hort, fewer’. write | MURRAY’S INN: °,absniozo.|| 1) Commonwealth Hotel Ce eR ee ee not Steed elo Michigan. Modern hotel, overlooking White Lake ised Pine Grove at Diversey Pkway. jake Michigan. Dancing. colf. tennis. . and J ake - Chicago, Ill. sic, Write for bookie! . Eaale : ie os : . : — . —_— ign ee 0 ister oods River i: . , Come to Cleveland. Visit this picturesque city of thriving : Aty iétel accommo ’ ; i *steae i . ii. 2 a. > ; - | Bonne WE ao iane with cottages. | Wis. ithe 4$4 515 wa ¢: Mes industry and civicattainment. Then on to Buffalo, Niagara tral dining ro. tm. fennis court o “ a) Sf 4 : ; : ‘ > -* eae T ’ . ; proper eae ohemall, Bich bath. ON FAMOUS EAGLE CHAIH OF LAKES ) : | ao ——— st the fot ‘Cant beaunful — my ing. H. E. Potter, Whitenall, Mich. me , : he palatial steamers of the C& B Line— marnifcen - Ww Housekeeping _ cottages, elec. aU ih ae | eee RR! ling see with inviting decks, comfortable staterooms and THE IDLE ILD tric lights, fireplaces, baths, ¢ Wie aoe as +: ‘4 |W Cartrcity Lo ted 1 ae excellent dining room os ice. M sic #0 ! free dancing an : . . ° af. sieeidccoics ase | fe ; : Culy LO! fe | ae z vice. usic ana fre Whitehall, Michigan hot “ws cold water, screened s@mryep : TT One Block See ae , the Great Ship “SEEANDBEE” Modern Summer Hote) ang Siecping Cot- pore es. a i" s is ‘ 7 Om "ti mica ; | , ‘ ! " sho ; | | | i Sodivone. Central as aang mg eee sey: AP Ud cube LIP ee "> “te if ‘etiet Special attention given Auto Tourists. Cars received any ieiste oe court, White Lake PME eb 31 AS 4 Boord Trade Aig agee eh i time during the day. The C &B Line saves miles and miles ach. rivate fenniae cou iit sane M > ; j ° 4g 8 14hbd ag iw ‘i ie .: =. : ’ " , ‘ god Lake Michiga: bathing. Address. 1) Wa eye ~ $ Bhite fir Reider oe ee of congested roadway. A delightful break in your journey. a log |) oe : me 7 :, : | Cleveland-Buffalo Division Cleveland —Pt. Stanley, Can. Div. 0 4 ail a ie Clark St.nceor Jackson Blvd. Steamers each way, every night, leav- Deily steamer leavine Cleveland ee wt oe 5 rs oe Gee Thre > wrtgite Heder ing at 9:00 p.m. arriving at 7:30am. — | An Ideal Location for Visitors 7 | : . i Block to famed Lincoln Park a Ch g (E.S.T.) May 1st to November 15th. 12 00 midnight, arriving Port Staniey, CHEROKEE LODGE qusconsis ronenos1 : nd Lane IcCage 00 om. Leaving Port Sankey \/ rn. A. FIFE. Mentague, Mich. SUMMER HOTEI Michigan. Just 15 minutes from certer of. Daily Excursions, Cleveland to Cedar ' Thorouchiy modern. superior food. offer- |} | town by bus or surface care. All sporte— | Point and Put-in-Bay, leaving at 8:30 4:00 p. m., arriving at Cleveland, ! 106 Rooms with Private Bath. Ali boating, gulf. tennis, etc, 250 large. at- | a.m., returning at 8:00 p.m. June 930 p. m., June 29th to Sept. 7th. ; i | ‘ ‘ ’ P acility for your Summer's en- al facility " eo Summer Recreations, 18-hole Golf || | tractive:y furnished outside rooms. Pri- 9th to September 2nd 10, Course, Horseback Riding. Fishing. vate bath with shower Single rooms. “ Bathing, etc. Music by Hotel Ge- [| | $°.50 and up, Private Dining Room. Sat- DEPOT TPP : New Low $4.50 one way, Cleveland to Buffalo, $8.50 rd. trip ~ © Autos carried, $6.50 and up Fares $3 one way, Cleveland to Pt. Stanley, $5 rd. trip Autos carried, $4.50 and up Write for details on All Expense Fours t Montreal, Quebec White Lake Villa bare tenes | be. Coo er Carlton | and the Saguenay; also the new C&B Triangle Tour. Ask for . . NS kt Settee ounce. tar wok _—— | free Auto Map folder No. 63 A 4: Hor did you sleep last night? Had you been “Up South,” off main highway. New pavilion. § All — > as, -—-MICHIGAN- aN, 51"; ee THE CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO TRANSIT CO. in “The Land of the Sky,” chances are you would have snuggled amusemenis, Johnson and Svenseon CLEVELAND, OHIO under a blanket. Half mile to a mile high, with the cool, dry moun- Hyde Park Blvd. at 53rd St. tain air, laden with balsam and pine, means sound sleep and real ROUTE 42 LONDON meee ey rest—the fit climax to a day’s sport in the tonic sunshine—hiking or oO Faus riding mountain trails, golfing, swimming, fishing, motoring amid and enjoy Here is the ultra in botel | b/ we aes ) scenic grandeur, or ONS a 5 mn une an pees US aa. : the | en iy 2 / =~ ove | When you head your car southward it’s up; up all the way te Ashe- POINT COMFORT HOTEL |i; Beva Orchestra. Write or Phone | isfyir gy $] Dinners. Special Tourist weekly, For a teal vacation, most popular. | Reservatious. i} | monthly rates. Ample parking space, Write for booklet LAKE GENEVA. WIS. | | garage in connection. Phone Diversey . P ° WNT ar wire for reservations Vacation in Chicago ret ht ND Ai Dt nb sD J. 4. MEYERS Montague, Mich, - in Summe — ee ee neta +e | J P ; _ ville, over hard surfaced, easy-to-drive highways. Same gradual and shower baths, circulat- —— a | Fr ascent when you board your through Pullman over the Southers ‘ 4 ——S railway. Ask your ticket agent for the special low rate fare. Hote! Golfmore, just 62 miles from Chicago on Lake Michigan’s southeast shore, offers an al- a ond ing ice water. t dl j oe : er gb anny * naar tere bs: at the Delightful, cooling lake BN coe: = Here are splendid inns and hotels, famed for their cuisine and hospl- ee tate diode tuteats oxen sn ch eiilian | oe Se ea breezes. Surroundings that | = tality. Boarding and rooming houses to meet your desires. Cottages eee Coes ae Cie Wed ewood provide golf, tennis, bath- and apartments for a more lengthy stay. Join the thousands — physical equipment and beauty of environment te ees | 4 on hoating. horaehac} d each year return to this pleasant vacation spot. You can be as active ln eeent oa it. SR H t Z, a g, } rsebdack frid- or as quiet as you wish—that's a distinguishing feature of Asheville. RATES: (with Soames large at (tt ag | Ss ae f — nes children's playground | ee reem:, trivate bath. $8 to $10 a day single; $13 | 64th Street and and theatres. For free illustrated booklet and hotel and housing information address ? on sysname ae 4 grower — Nett ik deat wu ; oe Woodlawn Ave. Unexcelled cuisine Son ‘la one ry be kl v ws ’ a 4 . r Suites $6 to $8 per day CHIC AGO our White and Gold ~ wage + Ag et, motor route and reserva- Special Weekly Rates ‘ Room at moderate prices. Department 74, Chamber of Commerce THE WEDGEWOOD ROOF Hotel J ssi cootest spor iy caicaco J IDPH NINN HAE Grand Beach, = Michigan —- A G . | ' reat Lakes SUMMER at Hotel : and | Shoreland is a delightful | ) Af . Georgian Bay i North + th Coroline Near Lake Michigan, Jackson For special weekly rates and descrip- | TI * / ee Park, Public Golf Courses, Bath- seat 2 2g OO | , 4 , le O fmor ¢ ing Beaches, Riding Paths. . chee aia | : s eV e ss aeith GAORL AN ROA ab we f eR NEN: at rt 4 rO7 . ee _ 7 aK a! et ge Se. give linn Ts he " \ ~y | vacation. Lake breezes that | | 30.000 'SLANDS ffl " Th ' Bi O —-MISSOURI- | —MISSOURI- sweep through these spacious, | 1 AKA ‘ I eres a if ne — amet ‘THREE {ISLAND RESORT fine hotel rooms and airy | | Je : iH Col in '°9 ockawa ac The Coolest Spot in the Ozarks. eae | | y SK z tt] mM 4 e tags res om Laue faneycome in| QM ANE GANKE OF, Iie GaseRASe i ee Za ( Bathing. Dancing, Gor, Fagg grote | Wonderiul fishing and swimming, good meals | wide verandas, and Jackson ) . 4. ee NN - ssa Hit . bealeg porches. rireticts. Moderat | 7 ns tan. nee ee Park at the doors, with every \\ ; : | You walk in ankle deep » + » wade in f rite roid A, Smith, =z B, | _ . “ff: \\\ V4 ° . ty ieee m o : recreational facility. Only y Joyt I Pays . knee deep . +e Wander in waist deep Indian Springs Lodge | Nagogami Lodge © rene oo re aah © Rest Pe EEE: a ... and then before you can beat a : ON THE BANKS OF Fhe jee aenteeggeso = er ee o ef = ‘i retreat the c oes up: ““There’s a Bi | TRE MERAMEC a Shorelarid is Chicago's most —— os ee Meals & Hil . Ys Ps 1g 95 Mile. from St. Louis NG, BUATING. | —= » —_ Hi : 179 : ee a Oe ee Cee feo fashionable residential hotel. | VISITING ERE’S a chance to a| Included :. One Coming!”... n0 time to halt or reation MiENery 1h tee ne in, oe a | 4p f argue ee barely time to gcc set eee 0 ae J /EY, Box 635%, Rolla, . 7 : . — HOTEL : you strength pnd energy | | one quick intake of the breath and ED. MARSCH STEELVILLE, MO. eS \. +. . educational as as Tt . | , (PARSON'S LODGE] Vl us | SHORELAND a Over 2,000 miles of ever changing scenery on 4’ Great | [iil then head on into the maelstrom! ARCADIA 1 : a ; Lakes and Georgian Bay (30,000 Islands) . . . Liberal | il LOD ie Re ee ee et ae | #4 Fifty-fifth Street at the Lake | stops at historica] and other points of interest. | G odio A ch ie . ‘ SUMMER ae f, A 7/ Lous, The finest || me. eesatnpepte fee Bene 3 The Great Oil-Burning White Liners | ii - a . 4 . = a6 os | Sehe Killarney’ : _ meals in the Ozarks. ta e) ! Meet Seantitel Revert || “Oe The bet of fubine cs || North America: B) =the surf and the scu aung, at n 6. e floats. Write for reser- | ‘yh cota, SS ant ee RT Ts, z = LoL. ee ae ‘ ano i . | es . a | ’ os a ay | vations. New owner and ]' eh Seg SS Si eee A ra 3s" bh ey S| ae ae ty: | ; ae | — . . can ti Chuck the grind and buck the bse suits ad- | Via) Excellent table Write] ye RUROTTOM, Hazel Green, Mo. |) o> RRR, ee my a) ieee ec Lae + ) Like great ocean liners, provide every comfort, conven- iii 8t-Dispatch.” -. - agg Bnd nt Bk iat ee i ee es Me Gy ty ae \\ «2S ience and luxury... All staterooms and: parlor rooms | fii] breakers! * | ee ‘ ‘R. Arcadia, Mo. eo OR RA ETN RR IE OE Ne ane ay LViy ae | on have outside windows or port holes ... Beds roomy and iff 8 : é Ad =, \\ =a a a | . a oes a, meals with splendid service [fj F ee ae ke | h { q] 5 Alle Meese a” sige -. + Music.;. ing and other entertainments. Every iff or COIMplexioONn § SAaKC icave the paic- WILOWOOD SPRINGS HOTEL acation at | [js Ideal for your Hat 5 opens ee ee ee ee ple: P THE Owe BRT ORT IN TUE OZARKS DELIGHTFUL | ge : , chy y¥: &§ » «- Our hostess makes you acquainted with others. i} faced town: Rest spsie De LOL £§ "4 ; lim ’ Chic Tues. and : ' 10 suite tem se toun| OCKaway Beach | == Summer Vacation! “#4 Senin pase Soscey coy ies set oe _ -“® Highway 66 and 19. Golf, | e ’ sy ee Chicago, Dare, Clescland and Buffuo will be | Te , , , tennis, swimming, archery | Two splendid hotels, Hotel laneycomo i , Leolt Bi m - ay ge! rae, honored for transit upon adddional peyment. | Festival of Light eve Double Jubilee and boating. Write or phome | and Hotel Rockaway on the largest ~ Chicago s perfect summer hotel. Everything to i gpk: Af... Appty for Bine Book on the Blue Lakes for reservation. body of water between Great Lakes ne cf ae make your vacation most enjoyable. On Lake Gees wy ae : Gay Sate Tiehet Omeoae S of Edison and Atlantic City... JOE CUSHING, | 2s Ba ian yaa +0 gage — zs wg ~ Michigan . .. surrounded by luxurious lawns and EE t: f | yi WwW. H. BLACK. Trafic Manager | — Steelville, Mo. en, Fishing sf ry aie ne Y = parks. Wide verandas. 600 unusually large out- ee, fff : ‘ Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay i ALL SUMMER side rooms with bath . . . beautifully furnished. Transit Company \ PR | horseback riding . .. bathing... | SRE -. Cae . | G . A L E I | | dancing .. . etc. Write for free / | suite Every room has a view of the Lake and Park. ; OS 110 W. Adams St. Chicago, ITl Miles ¢ folder before making vacation pl | | 228 HU he tm rane onhchoas 21 | "arcane cps” 4, | PUREE Clap take bream Gol enn ones le aM) —maA~seoom=s ON " comets Chicken Dinners. Coot. Modern Pav. 147 |B ae riding, bathing, boating. Private tennis courts and WIE fief | i} . ita, #24 Dining Room. Every Con- |B 8 hol tting course. Many other attractions Aieechh | | wumitnce. Write tor reservations. | Tanneseomo, Missouri Tos es: " : sled ; er : OE Mai ke fon | HH Amelia Talicy. p | | Sos Dining rooms with unexo meals at moderate OIL | } : a es avenea, Be. ie es prices. A luxurious, secluded resort hotel, only Sr ty it > — . ‘ ' wm &: oy i b4 | | PX ~~ minutes from the caty-center. ae ~~ wwe ' stig i the Bathing . Boating - Fishing - Hunting -_ Hiking - Horseback Riding a, . yes re A ) Seas fila | All expenses $250 and up Ht \ / : \ A fi AN EXCELLENT OZARK RESORT ae Write for rates and literature Fs ie a ~ ii ae, BP, ai / I . o- = =o * Py’ , ! : — ge figures | TABLE ROCK LODGE ‘. Vs: Special trains, special recreation cars, music, | fa & . q Un i ¥7, ; es: ; , ; si . ; ' | Post-Dis- N¢ Banks of the FeSO SIVATE COTTAGES i pa free. seen dancing, bridge, movies—leaving Chicago | im Write to Any of the Following for Rates and Reservations thie three é We raise - own produce on our 3 gay “eo our — ange and Eges. GN 4, 44 every Saturday, starting July 6th. Perfect Ht! ee . ame-Cured Hams and Bacon. ilk from our Jersey Cows. | Rae . men ma fact edie lease: ah > Mii Soe ta SO | two wecks vacation. Visiting Omaha, Lin- \ $3.00 A DAY $18.00 WEEK we 7 | 6 A. G. PULVER, Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Pat -oln. Black Hills. dude ran -h country. Custer | i GLASL YN-CHATHAM-A ST. CHARLES-A WIL TSHIRE-A Wtex wen tS Reservations Now! Long Distance Phone 7) a A Park Boulevard the Lake “ee COM, Dist tive 4 Y Vee 4h OL SEENST A SEASIDE-A-E AMBASSADOR-E eee BUS— No Hi) Climb MRS. L. S. SHAFFNER, DIXON, MO. ' Hyde ++. OD , oS S. : | i fas ‘lacier Park. Spokane. Columbu: Th KNICK ERBOCKER-A-E BREAK , mbing | Battlefield, Glacier Park, Spokane, Columbia | SHELBURNE-E t 7 Ps , poxane, 4 Ht LAFAYETTE-A BRIGH TON-A | ' . tm. “g° PRPS Se River Hichway, Mt. Rainier, Seattle, Victoria, | MORTON-A STRAND-A-E OENNIS-A 3 | SS ) a : So ase : . . ‘ee , ia Banff. th . RITZ-CARL TON-E TRAYMORE-A-E GALEN | ‘ I ; 4 . e “as " ee —— a o = . A 4 . | Canadian Rock >, Lake Louise, af) oe >S c ’ OnTE HA A : « : ‘ : ' J + , > , - ; > ' " , . ; a - ; pare Lines i Arcadia Mountain Besort : . aT “ Twin Citics. All-expense tours, exclusive | im ses DOOM HALL MARLBOROUGH-BLENHEIM-A-E pate Lines | ae of sesteseeas RF Se membership. Write for Club Tour literature ; em atten: . nubian “ , 3 : Lak ; 9. Main Pleasure | jae ae wt Hi + > ate . 4 | ' oe se° = See es # | ; Agate Lines e Killarney S and Beach Retreat 3 | 3S J aeress = = are . M ‘ RIC ‘ N E XPR EF SS Hi Home of a Hundred Hotels Offering the Comforts of Home ; 7 . i . ‘ ' , . 4 y+ T if a ‘ A ~ ~ = . 5 a ; Avate Lines The Arcadia Valley’s oldest and most exclusive resort. » { — . > SSeS eee k p © corraicures, 7. 1. #., 1989 ern conveniences. Rustic log cabins. Delicious ISS ; Travel ‘Department ome cooking. Saddle horses. Good fishing. Write 2 a _ ea” see 9th and , ee Streets : wie bewe'g A no - or phone ' ee a oe Ne ee ae Two cheerful young ladies were wanted to rent the spare room — =a private home. A Post-Dispatch Room For Iient advertisement WM. SCHROEDER, ARCADIA, MO. | : 2. aT 2 & ,__ American Express TrenctevsChoques AlmarePretatTomEuas | toes suemsuaty, ; 2

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATEH tn | 38.0% cents and December to 18.60 cents. : a "s = - Harry Langdon to Remarry. 4 a year from March 4 to the date 3 Future Grain_ Prices | EVENING UP TRADE IN nse ate ‘sapelicd st ‘hese stigures by | a New York ote ; , | ‘ oO ‘ tne Marac ~— : Len AOR! bs ss _ CONTESTS MAY COST wad hy ed ches eoresy may f tn 4 ps. LOU n. — ange td EXC HANG E. ] COTTON AT NEW YORK | wm eee. in the ate eradiag. = | NEW YORK. July 6. ated | : , ‘ ae Ju —Fo . LOS ANGERLAS, Cal, duls could ways high. low Closing quotations showed reactions of | range and _ close raw 20. ____ §7. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH oe os .. eee sate pais JUUT 7, 1920. onnuinies ed _——— ; [ sal "ress. ‘ r ; Harry udon, ff amedian | Lawson also would rece‘ve back dene aul previous ciose in. local markets. | By the Associated Press about 4 to 9 points from the best on the eesti sti . eae ° j ree eived from Kaneas me 2 ° “ : . il .. 4 new cru ~OsitLions. 7 r. >. and deny wo ' ral pay from the beginning of the Sev- '.~ Gee en. markets: | NEW YORK. July 6.—Business in the One aie report was issued pointing P= ware 3 a | applied fo n iwenee ft enty-first Congress and $:000 for | Hich. Low. Close. Yest'day. | cotton market ce was attributed largely | to an aa lai a a - fiom cP a culti- | March... 1S.6Le 2e F | APPed 1O4 ATOM ee ee ——— 7, o eve - accounts over «| age ana estimating > ares iti- te on 4 ly (never he ta 3 cars expenses. but if he loses all hs JULY WHEAT % veiling Gp OS sereunte Zoe eS Geen s $5.490 voy acres. Abvut = a/ Bags te . Pon : ) | | woe ’ >] ' oo. ‘ G | week-end aml the Government acreage fe- Yaltion at he July could receive would be the expense ; ~~ ~*~ y oe ‘port on Monday. This resulted in iwregu-, dozen private reports have been published | ¢ ‘he (kk . ‘en's salar) . : 20° an early deci |-| during the past few days, with estimates of t. new) 1S fhe he . v ‘hile “Mrs. Owens sala ry a A 9 jar fluctuations, with an eariy decline tol . ls } ; 16 2 mone .°? WwW hile M1 -* ~ory L/ TIs VIE RCHANTS EXCHANGE, : ~ , ‘ i lowed by rallies w“ hich were promoted bs tbe increase — mn acre age conditions rang ing December 18 36e 1s. 4c 1 Z \\ ;eyT) re if} ; I is rs. of “ ould run rignt along ’ : : ao ’ . : re ports of showers mm the western and Cen- from “no to Go per cent and ay eragced 1.61 . . v = MWliicl ‘ Li ‘ a? & 8 sates 6.—Profit-taking precipitated bs . i | 1 He A : . ~ a ; , ; The same would apply in the con- . ; Sif |= - aT tral belts. After selling up from 18.1¥c two per cent. t this time iast vear the a Pned ¥: Juls i i Mes ner Ne ee + : 0 ; a tay 1} : irp ~~ ’ r , eased.of{f under a. with ~ ye de lis a — aah cent of Mm y — ations rch I8 Sle: May —T : *?. rh ev r j "= | ‘ + : «in © r > € repor iguica tio: o- Augustus McCloskey in te Foul tne wrlaead broug? ' . : lery closing at 18. he genera market rivate cavoies we _ ' 5, E. Up | me “hegecseranagl Migr Se se | closed barely steady. net unchanged to 7, ®sether with continental and Bombay sel! ———— teenth Texas district, Ralpt E. p- wer close to wheat following an early | —— 4) 7. « 21% points lower ing in Liverpool and said that cloth and . . . : A ‘ . “ —_ . ‘ mle . : rocin if dike against Louis Ludlow in the; uru. Corn also was influenced by thy : ey 31% : 323 Hy - 4 Ihe market opened steady at decline | yar — i b geen . r = hipbe si ees Ne ea, ' r of Issues Close A . . ot ae . J - ~~." " . «*) ‘ : * " «% of » to 13 DoLnts. wit! i 1 - ’ is ’ ne t ; , COLO or Srl , “~ : i Seventh Indiana district : ae “ r. ‘ ' ~* =3 Ss a : (17.9% and December S 42%e. nder' the end of the week was estimated at — 118 : ; a =! —— = apo i b : = 4 . WaShHtINGTO If five! Lawrence aguinst Jacob L. Milli- n the cash grain market Saturday, soft 4 : — | liquidation whith was probably combi 85.000 bales. against 65.000 bales last NEW ORLEANS. July 6 ee F w Points Lower “a : : . , ‘ j 3 : " - '* : - . . : gan in the Third Missour' district, wheat ‘ pnchanged te 3 r c SLT ES ~ ete Aasas SQ tives BPN eee ) sas up 1 cent. Offerings were small,|§ L....... 2% j a a — ees ae cata a agp =i year. con- -— ane i : . 7.7 é 3, - 4s HD - fluence yy reiatively easy cables, x > mal a Mar G (and John Phillip Hill agaymst Vin-| only iv caw A 2 Oe ee Ole ets y | pectations of larce acreage fizcures from } He keds !} ’ is 5k bid” ay Farm Implement roup , . " , ; , > riarks arnt . > 2 ; ort e nas ae 1} yf : ¥ . > . , : “§ Ds “tcent L. Paimisar.o in the Third! tew cars d wheat on the market ane | SEPTEMBER CORN. the Governm = Monday. Initial = r New York Cottonseed Oil. , te: tober, 18.16018. if) ae . ¥ ' ough te pply mills’ im- een > ings were quite reagiiy aosorhed a wom NEW YORK. July 6.—The cottonseed ‘ = ' con- ¢ y] iV Strict? —_ as ! enousn tu suppl) : : ( 1 ON i . . . ar Ri et ornec —p o* Se F A. 6 UU) se ss . ; ny") g Mar; land distri mu«diate nee is Nearby uuiry miliis fus- | 2100's 962 8 0 ‘ prices. he wares all it ie ro turned Ul 0 market was quiet and trrecular today. 3 4 | covering for over the week-cm nye The trade was mix amd mainiy of a im March 4 reniain I miere han ia aozen ng ; DECE ET { R CORN iby reports of showers tn the west: rr anc’ week-end evening-up character o4 went : : ‘ " a 4 : - . a . . ‘ — : Pr .¢ wean . ’ f , , | ; - - . ; eee TN — ee . 4 centestants los however. threatens d afte I thie inst Novelm- price ad Nu. 2 re, 7. Cis — - - central berts. with nrospects ior ad litic nal int ) a new low for the seasol! ent leht . #B ‘ 4 ssocia (eu TRAVEL AND ¢ mee oe ath C est against tw Ll! unde! \ janhoma No. 3 red | St. b, #0" as a” |showers over Sunday There may also) liquidation. New-crop months were rela. : +. . : ine - , iw 6 The stock thy lose the salaties but can ber elections. o1ntests againsr — ; sh 25 ar of new ou-lb lui Chi. . } v4 ae ae have been a disposition to even up short! tively firm. reflecting ; steadiness ( : . . : : NEW YORA, JULY 9. ANE | 7 - ° . . ‘ Be . ’ s “~~ ° ° . -~* 2 | _* . - « ; + , ‘ : a " ; nmol ss £°000 each for Harry C. Cantield of the }ourtnh pet meisture whe: d 1.10 bid Harv | KR. C. 2 : , commitment? onan idea that comparative- eotton and the : : oe. veel - held its ground in & ibane- nbpecaiy at Mncetliis Sey ¥ + ’ sry it} “beat - 2 , b ss ferangs oc "LY OATS. ly large acreage figures had been discount- | 1600 barreis. Prime crude, jOminal: | NEW -EANS, . sarkct . Indiana district, and Joe 1.. Smith, neht pe oy : vias 737 ed prime summer t. O35e: July opened = stead Jan. A hiy satisfying . . , j } WU ‘ hae S| ’ a ™ - " : ik) , whiter of ‘ling Jen-: William Tyler Page, clerk of th orive beanie Aaneas City Ju Le IULY RYE. s ay), House, Why has ordered certain b. Kansas City, with abvut pe wCUITIUNAE | ae aii Mic : : “= op« os, §) «week-end — sections printed. Evidence of Aah an and widow of an Lnz- rerurua ked for each additignal 4 pet | . = ™ : . et - te officcr, tn the Fourth , gg both of white corn wel —* SEPTEMBER RYE. : ais . | e : ro pe absorb« d ae a - : . . . . ‘ > ’ ? cs ‘} ¥ iy : n } » YY nag ma rm? ' ary . - ' ’ “.’ ~ PP . . - Florida ai Strict, instunce, is oe as be placed In t Pager a honk in pele Vea ' Chi. .102% 99 100% (MH)? ’ . SF ; be . jasucs closed a eal . . . , are , a. aes . . ee a : " 5 = x es : = : ? bein mtested Wi'.iam S e-efecuions cormninttee In of 4; na le with the demand for the DECEMBER RYE. ; s ‘ : the Associate jt n ho contends! Cember, and ic probably will be! classes bordering on sluggishn “ills, / Chi, .106% 104% 105 100 4a . ; . pon | ee es " dtoated that) p and right; 2@nuary before it is firsJly de-; . O° inch 1 Dee ‘., “ptember eern * + em } -. : : 3 ' inf « twa . RIVER T R I IP 5 REPUBLICAN PARTY’S BATH LOY and Decemier ‘cor: 909. boa 25.00 25.000-25.65a 25.60d-26.00a | ff | } ) | Fee ea oe i wheat receipts, , “3 eee ‘ hich ‘were 1.000 Oct ber .-« cent in bid and U0 week ago (20.79 26.00a 26.00a 26.30b-26.90a | er cent ; . Canrnta r > Rhee WO ‘al co, mecluded 36 curs Ne vemper | ne be a : - 4 sr pankers accepe- wT Steamer Belle VW ork and Sec retar ‘ H yc Stre: = lve a : 1 throuch. ‘orn receipts. 2890 26.90 76.90 "65. 85b-27.20a > , ‘ a Se Es .. :. : -_ evidence of the ee of Calhoun Peobibition En*ercenent in a were ¥2.4U0 bushels, compared with | December | 3 SS eS Pa ee ER RE Mitances gave further e ‘ rx “+ —_ nits OOQE a PAPA BC ATI ,¢ 4 > -- 126.000 a week asu ald SY.O0U a vear os. 1 Zt.40 70 2%.4 é by redit strain. ~ er > o > ! \ cars‘) " me age Hay Teeeipis were 23 | | Avigust— "9 00b-79.75a "9 9% ob i tions p to + any u tes an d ieces On y One of Fi Pend. and bank: ai expec cae call enOo- Cars ivcal an one through. rim early mext week i Liki City nat) : . e% . : aie : - ¢ oe 7 Ss - ; | Sep - ss a P nh may ve KEOKUK LOCKS cratic President of the United} . | St- Louis Cash Grain, kee 30.50 Kind. Be Here Early Monday. Choicest gS Selections, § ane {inal mid-year settlement E/ Statés, lepublicane “tb00y ovle- lmcacs Gaus ca. « LeU mL “a |. aa ned for collecti SAV HOUR VIEW THE brated. the founding of th ote |. Waetienio. © sed wine’ whee © _} 31.00a 30.50a 30.900-30.75a 30.750-31.40a | Meeehecks ar returned fer were Lecks and enjoy n lift of ferts fect _— tt .iit’ Lvu ui i by Pi Lil’ } 3 ~~ Qo : ve ng : Ace Be ‘ [ -a 3 at i. ’ : > b , ‘ : ee ; | _& . ns te pay oft more of | from Missixsippi to Lake Cooper. ‘¥ YECars ago. jred garlicky wheat No. ar ' 31. eer 31.40a 31.40B-32.09 | 10-Piece Velour er at the Federai Reserve, , ‘ | Visie Mark Twai (ay t H ms ‘onatnar i oo eo wheat 23° io. 3 hard he 22: - vm Ot =. oe n1¢ , ‘o- Oa n en an nator Arthur H. Vande 32.004 51.50% 31 5%b-31.75a 11.80 to take the OUR trip West will be ulbal, Mo. Parties. games, dancing. Gov Fred W. Green and Congr ” Ceregentio: & telned com Btn oS | Ss] SNDARD SiDDL INGS. : gf matters are & col igg® a five hours shorter iffou Fare. with meals and berth, $15. ee ee ee ee tinh sme Ghee tin © ues aa aT OE _— wirse thereafter however, Lv. Every Sat 3 P.M. Ret. Tues, A.M. man Ear Michener, declared in No. 2 vellow com 96c. No F vellog (Lum 28000 . az vei \ ‘ P . “ No. ‘ Vv Aue Im St) om 5) ox & o~ 90b @ 30.0V0¢ na! “ke d im Seth Cem schedule of the | HEW Si. LOUIS & CALNGUN PAGKET CORP. f° ons sounded nunden the Jock. | fEase eligm ‘corn? a0” Son's "wna cura |e #2008 28-290 SN a9 sovazo.z5a| . MEE the week-end trade and business North Coast Limited. This exclue | oo of ol vas founded “un e Jack- | Se: 3 white corn 8c; Nu. 2 white | Oct, 29.63a 29.10b 20.11 Sat...iews were generally gratifying, sively Pullman train to Spokane, 20% 27.50a 27 ASI TORE. Zt a peor pa May. and 16 per ces Chisago City, Minn. ,culture pleaded for law. enforce- CHICAGO, July r ! ctobel “, ; : . ae Several mg July 6.—Heavy general profit | SS*L2E*. on 92 ots 3 : | | | a une, 1928. ee : 1 ment and respect for the Conetitu. | taking sales: which set in $.400 ~ 4.200 24.490 — " “ aa CD, se | : Seeetrom June. of It is impossible in this ad. to tel! | ae it ie Spats - ds OnNsUlU- | savances am price gent the wheat marl oe ) 28 © 00 o~ B5r \ : -_- b Cay din ye ‘yy = Yavorabice June sales reports one-fiftieth of the good reasons 14Q7), aving special emphasis on down grade n ; vely fashion ; mes. oe “s 4 , a ' ~ y > . SS ' At “7%. VBS ‘a ¥y “ hain store systenis came to hand. North Codst Limited The Comet Pacific Exprese the Eighteenth Amendment. At : se 2m a | 28. 75a Os 000 28.70a 28.30 : ; at ~ were as follows: . ‘ . 2 : bal 9 Pew : O00 bushels against 7.793.000 but the week 9 eee to Building, The birth la\ party was the cli- previous and 8.297.000 bushels a rear phone Uarfe Ly. max to Jackson's Wheat closed unsettled, ligc to 1L&ec un- | July wheat r 124%, ull , ’ ey . | : woe Pin geese ig | cer yesterday's fimsh. orn closed 14,¢ to | September wheat .122%@5 129% @3 : i | - } kas Farm implement shares were bration wW hich had been the OC- | 1 “ae cown. Vata to B45 * ofj. und December wheat pt de 4 135% @ ‘, : . ~ nt up 25 points fo @ record -p grimmage to the rock pile which | “@UUS drought eond oor in €anada would’ July 6.—Grain bids and offers : VY - . - eS | le i] marks the sit of th fae ' " cm niinue, and that ) yg profit-taking . Rids Otien., Nt _. - , ee — . . ‘at 359. Minneapohs Moline reace ‘ ; , Site L ne | > Le DUD- 4t this stage was eee rr jess prematur Us. ‘ers. . ' Wy ~ Camp r CW q I g s premature, yi ! 3 : “iy "aa mew high ground In a moderat lican gathering. Active trading and hic! er early prices | September wheat 171", ’ — ; ; , here for wheat today resutled chiefly from / Ser ptember com .. YG, 1, .: ? ’ Paes = | o nm, and International Harvest Ne 1 AS LT AOE AORLEL TS LAL ED | — - fo | ” —— - nit | Ds pturning is anticipated... ago. _ Offers. “fae = Ay Oy —— = * ry ' L we ; a Case Threshing 3590. centennial cele- MOS -~ Peps pee pp a — SRR AORE ONE ERIE IES) ai ma Ty ee GRR Lapel pe ang SR oe ve on © “t a yy Meaty? os tes ~ S tame > MST ‘ t Cottages . P : : crop reports by the Canadian rowers Pool, oe . ¥ > ipm Water upply | Besides. much steeper advances in trans ~~ | - od oa d Oliver Farm aay atti Gol Sas ns. Bi pgp one. TRAVEL AND RESORTS Atlantic quotations. than had been looked | VEGETABLE MARKET ; : “ee, ii e Mmounted about three points. Foot noted Some rains Nurthwest. | 3 . : ¢ also well bought Cc - PINE FRINGED LAKES ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, July Products. Cor : ustrat | 1 3 me . eine th ——_ a oe - "ollowi are tuday’s vegetable prict , ae Products, Continental Baking Derreeeemcras | MORSE MILL TAVERN | (9! 500000205 (Sen lel tone PU toe tage: “Winco rte | Silat Coca Cola rising 3 to 6 point ‘gentle, se gua aatai Among our many Floor Samples are distinctive creations in rieh figured velour. Suites % A A GOT . - mane . ate a rh eS ~ ee ee Pisce a 2 eta 52 miles on Gravois road. Attractive firmer. with corn startin : sail new peaks. Write W. A, STICKLER, Owner sountry hotel on Big River. Ideal for J} advance but efterward reactin Tuo | ; . . ; ’ ' ildr } rHinivne wate : endid On eah ady neces touayv I ‘ P - . wv La Lor - ak ane ld oe , ’ ° ‘ - rs ye Marcell Itasca County Minn. [fe anes a. carrie A tag . heat prices | ¢: rks $2.93 to s3t > Ibe. : truly beautiful, and must be seen to be appreciated . . . consisting of a davenpor | Eastman Kodak was & SF eg 6 P} weel: eps MmMaraet ul 0 n re j tor “4 sagt ee ee j write. > December delivery, but profit tak 2 ‘nn boxed, He to $1.35. Meature, shooting up nearly soins. Fidine cto Thane of write. §/ 002. i velecs “a Riot rolit taking | Sweet Putate Neaneuae’ by Wn that opens instantly into a full-size bed, fireside chair and club chair, together with & Doints to 205%, getting above t ry NG. . ’ } ‘ a .. : .= . Te Cease, Mo., 3>0)-mile ride Lear: tel Booked arri' ag "10.0 10 she) p od NT I l'4-Dush. crates | = ' cw nigh prices for the year Rates include MWenls and [friday o P. M., return Monday 6 A. M. $14. Seaboard reported some hard winters 3: Loutsia hamy $2 Berth, Dancing, Bridge. Tenx, STR. GOL DE N EAGLE worked for export overnight. de- SREEN ORN- — ‘Ala ,baMa crates 3. 40 " , "a ; 4 Deck Games, Tacky and Mas- ae, es a 200-m le. Leave Saturday alls Jacking lect ‘ . >= UU: isiana crates, S=.00, and bu " Auburn Auto, which had @ WM querade Parties. Autos car- |° returi M mnday 6 A. M.. $8. | a oS eft, ‘sy * Loe 2¢ easier. Basis | baskets. $2.25 to $2.50 oon $: lent upward spurt yesterday. fe i T Commer Mi —_ . =" : i 1 sales, ft) OM) , he — California hampers, ! ; ried on all steamers. S VOmENCTSS, EO., GIU-Mie ride Leave | bu nd de 531,000 bushels, | $2.50 to $2.75: Washington 40-10, ham- 3 bi points, but recovered 5 Cancellations, | pers, f S. is | : Solv and 98603 | yt ONIONS—Home grown e 5S (OS&. Cor nmercial lvents Tuesday, return Friday 6 A. For Information and Reservations, Address shel; ok to arrive, 25c per dozen bunches ; ¢ Se Pearly nine points. Du Pont skins, 1. o : ) a a a LE ’ ‘ LOUIS, MoO. AK) ushe 5 eee ke to 31. ’ Ten: nessee gn *, baskets rf eS [ae ational Biscuit lost 3 or 4 B te Bn _-_a_— Tew" Ss - ‘as! oata finishea unchanged io le SI." ; nenueeatiinns — Basis Steady to 4c down, De- | GREEN PEPPE RS— Al: ibama and Mis a ’ : ae ae es $ in profit taking | S. Steel, Pac ote VOU B, and shipp gl 3. sissipvl 7. hampers. 75c to $1: Louisiana ree FoR we “ee «4Srd. General Motors, Radio ruslie is 500 ¢ to arrive vy un Ae i ham pe! “2. $1. ns * woe , pies pas Sane hee . : ts mo 7 fe § - " ; Ki HLA ABI— Home-grown oc JOC : ae barn, cea RR a E.R Aaa ieee = Shae , § General] Electric sagged about nats swayed in line with the ‘zen bunches. See. ae 5 TegecnN CR ee A ee 8 Point heat. Besides. excellent weath- LETTUCE jvorado iceberg. $3 to See Be ae SN os eee ETS ee a oe oS 2 . S . rn growth tended to promote ‘ ‘alifé ‘—- $34. and w asn- ee S ‘Gopeconons Sg 0 PR BE he ES Fe iA oe er tr re ee pa 4 = WwW heat Closes Lower. the corn market. ington, $ $4.75: home-grown, VUc to! NOIR wk FP SRR Sy ae FOG 3 Fema ee 2 : ' | ‘ovisions were steadicd by upturns in | 40c per box pax Bh ed ee eae i A ae a in the commodity markets wh the value of hogs MUSTARD GRE ENS—qHome-srown, $1 == ge Scvanced about 2 cents more Oe iner box ; ; ° . : ' me : rrrn fy i: : Wheat Closes Lower at Winnipeg. | MUSHROOMS—Home-grow: db. car m t run into profit taking resuim oes age adil | tons, S00¢ to t5e. 3 | ee trom bear: WINNT | Jul a) -— Wheat prices ONIUNS Texas llow, No. ( q , a ah weather reports f Started this morning at the opening of the $ Caliior nia ihe at " : Bouth Lakota, and a reaction local market on another upward clin , 4, $? to $2 red. 2.’ 2.78: | . 5.20 » > - . . ‘ J . } 2 iT) nen - , ir = T: tauches anew hizgh ma Oo! } ear) home- “grown “box es. Pe é W : Peer. ClIOSINE a cent and m™ RHUBAR aT nck og RS we om ' ath He ee vy i . eB Ge. 4 KD. A Aloha Ree ae ‘ > ot 8 om ‘ Seattie- Tacoma orede aget Grand Canyon , Californie Columbia River Pacttic “ihe North weet | $6195 ¢ ~ | $8952 re, C otomaAe Canedian Rockies ellewst Park wetone mer Park Y no aS pe Park ¢ orth west A, iz! A , \ ALP AP Pad PB PP Pret PO Pred dD yirge ¥ If seudent. state grade —_ seme, Gan. Ag. C $40 Beatmes’ > mate 7 > A a end eal et e ~~ Rey ieee etn i GO gmt « ~ 2 my * “a — pe Oi ak cage ’ ne Per ig die ak 7 ee he Ue GE seman « tee — = «> _ mn the July future an then “St. Louis’ Leading Sporting Goods Store’ een = yp nt Bw arkes “with | matt ARB—Home-grown 30c per dozen There are many beautiful Suites among our floor samples, ex- ie er. Corn sagged more than ‘ bun hee ] - Me cents | ored “Ana ace” was aces | PARSLEY—Home-grown ‘0c per dozen | tremely low in price. They bring smart bedroom convenience a Te ¥ BE ‘tin poor cash demand. Coteg lived and eve belated rally near the | Oumches fcomfort at savings you never dared hope for! . and consists o1 - Ge izhtty ro >> exchanges were dull @ ‘ The Pasi whe “age are | the record price $ - S1 2 : . sia , . 22 Smart Styles > 4 Sant ' — as lecline A ties ‘Ine the k apd flatieaf, Sd©« to OWe per box a til «19 of ob cent fu ' vs} ut : sthe “ ‘ g xO agp 7 ‘ ; ; ‘ 7 RK BE ANS Arkansas hu ham- : = tha > * oo ul prc ty rs. to $2.7 Tenn. hampers, | for tthe ; ; wl ‘ Coarse eral s mob TE my Taiied rong follow | 2: 25; home-grown, ‘2 °5 to $3 ver bu | wayne of Trade Picks Up. | , o ime of trading pic the first three da but gnany traders to town between f e day holiday and t and activity slackel Ratna rn Pagyae me ' &. ' ey _ e-grTowl hite, Joe yr ‘-* GOLF SH (Wamaas { ‘tose of the abbreviated session failed to one es Sere Ta, See ee | a full-size bed, chest of drawers, large dresser and vanity dresser vr we ae he eee "ERERAUT—City make. 44 barrels walnut finish, tastefully decorated, and bench or rocker to match. te me wy Here. em See eesti al > a ie mug BEB se Se a ae i See Silverstone’s Famous ‘ inte - ” ‘ie : na ‘ wheat idima firm during TOMATOES Texas ugs. $2.75 Okla- | Men and Women , = > a “ ae Urns. Ee a flats § fancy, $1.25: choice, 90c; Tennessee | > .50 3-R ~ - ats | d ; J ; FRUIT MARKET EAM PS— Hom: grown globes, 45c¢ per ae 00M OUTFIT COMPLETE i jozen bunches: bu boxes adie ~s.. ' Black and White : ————— webs, 108% ia | ee , yim ors ~ wee Se oeeey » “ ty te ene ie ge om ‘e ae ge ~~ / | LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. July 6 val See What It Tan and White Elk and Tan ofa h@UER MAROC OW2 Se) CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER WEEK ncaa ’ y rice rang Home-grown ¢ . Se to f Scotch Grain Tan Calf Pes - ; ‘ ; hand picked. idle t The St. Louis oe learing H: /Use Association EE LY gs ROOM—Davenport, fireside and club chairs, and Sat rday ta ol ede ‘ alh _ County Te _ | reported clearings for July 6. 19°, $17 st ~ by : . ye . : 9,0" a” a*pberry, $1.2! earl ary ., 000.000. correspondin , ‘ aco : pushed wu to is Your choice of spike or rubber = 1.25 to "$1 Si henry clay. $1.50; pippins,; $20,200,000 inte — = hae tr 000. Pays for This SBONOCN-theend “end, deus ev enue ie c | . ae conn yan soles. 3 os | : eee mi 70 to 82 i, ae coerempenting ge ge ge dl S3,.853.- Complete Outfit and ehifforobe, bench or rocker, all-felt mattress, Anything listed you dot | ete a hts ¢ | anders | | 400.000. Report of debits for July 5, 1928, | ‘immeis spring. pair of feather cillows, electric =e Te S vere: Debits to individua! $35 onds, but it drops iff 1 $1 : bed bed not me x al cs = BI.AC K BER eS ¢2 2: . ome. arm wt oan 200.000: total to date 5 044 300 Or: Nothing Else — ERE eet oe need J be meg © ua. ore harves ° a $2.25: eldeorado ‘ oauiee caeniie ' —4 : ; you Ja - . j ' 8.5 to s 7 0 : a :, > bank and haaiers Sac ounts, SV. to Buy ~ Geranterad § cabinet case stove, S-plece or we will give _ per ce nt on Wed : a! fk: RRIFS i. - of grown 12-quart tray.| /°: - total to date. *° 400 OO0- to- | a set. solid oak refrigerator, Oxit Coen- eid at 7 all day Fre : ¥Y and bankers acc a oO tal debits to individua | and hi and bank- geleum rag and « beastiful dinner set. accordingly 3 ta ' ates eased a little. The t 5 & Hose Matched Wood Clubs Sweaters ae Caps i> ta S°: Arizona jumbo. $3.75 to| - NE W YORK. July G——Bar silver, S2 Ye. for With Ot! ' daria, $3. Mexican doliare. 29 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT a ear setticment ches | | i | stee! shafts. Sets of Driver. for HU KL EBF og Es. Virginia, Ib. | NEW YORK. July 6.—Ex, ‘hanges, $1.- | ; = : “= &¢ cleared by early . ; ae ; j eee a ~ Bothy, - ee. a davenpo.t tab.e, size rug. si ¢, smoking stand and room- ' Re, 45 tod : > SRE Nt eae eel a eS ont € % Bin. - or a FA Cy Meet» $2358 eae ee - > Mn eo hel ‘ “ pa te ee ee bcdlieten Ated Ae * ms? = ize | ANTALO! PES — Californi, ; ers accounts. $7.781.700.000: total ta acGregor > 70: Standards, $3 to #3.%5 date to individual and bank and bankers ne nani os all Sea A NE RENE tthe Sas cod A 8 IE ARMED: yeh rhe Bi DT Golf and Sports Brassic and Spoon ~~ Golf and Sports baskets &; _ * : R35 OM) OM) balances. $2006 O00 G00. : S4nkh “es foresee nous e . ( u bn R ANTS: — linois. ®4~ . ,| weekly ian is $0 O49 O00 009 bal . 4 Z ta th ‘ Ww 3 ; | ances, 100g ' ) : 4 (he eredit atructure ar $6.00 $10.50 $15.60 Wear | w ATER MELONS—Georgia. $1.75 to $ WASHINGTON, Juiy 6—Treasury re | ’ , ’ WK “gf at lewse 3 “ oer 100 lhe Ceipte July 3 were $; 161 0) ex De . Smart Hose $25.50 $30.00 $36.00 RASP BERRIES Home-grown _ red. tures $19,874.64" palance $200.504 408. Street finds conside $45 00 Sweaters be 3s int case and $4 Lo $4.. AON DON. Jale 6 —Rar @i} “O84 %-16¢ . J ” f. ‘ ‘oe % TMiforr in the . : th ee | ~&, 6 Ag — A wane an ee — oat Ys Wir _— | Secnetted” Ramen weight. A wide selection in ‘a 8 voriety Of colors and > P=-qt. tray bh hy oc RE rT cent Kemerve authorities x hbiack raspberries. “r ounce: money 3% aan. discount the latest patterns and colors. cas ae plain and fancy Pu Ms—Home grown red, 1-3 bu » ‘Sree months 5 5-16%5% per cent. i is a | . MacG Ideal Summer weights— ae “th ees Z a : , a more pashive attit of reg LIMFES—Mexican » 1O6 } y -: . ; 19¢ to $6.50 Matched a $5. 75 $8. 75 $ | () ¢. 30 to 36 —e a | a per HM) Florida LEAD, ZINC AND COPPER | . yd F 1 R \ i S T I hy CG C 0 a 3 tie stotk market and a debtane S—In shipping order. 4%¢ and _ 4 : Tr active Measures to reat Knickers $12 50 Sets : | are fooked for now that GRAPE] I ¥ ' I a a ry quoted at . or’ is i linen on plus-four patterns — Golf Caps with air. box 7 | NEW YORK. July 6.—Metale nominally | 4 3 aes $25 00 $32 50 cooled visors, plain white OR ANGES—California navels | unchanged. f . te . . ‘ _ the - - eee ee atari tia adh hay. Seto SOR. tr Spoon THR a he te ee - . - - e we neh nae ad Poe ae BS we * oe > he, “~ * . o $3.35 $4.35 $6.95 : $48.75 <n mpg Deb box: hor ot eaigncion dah tS dee 6 | Silk Market. _ the. maak ot mean Oi rE At H Es —,eorgia fi-baeket : “i for: é' ° bertas, 84 we and Georgia bheile . . | ” eet dale = - : ‘Sane ~~ tq ns: futures | These Same Bartains at Our % : iD om to Taise it's discount : noie Du baskets red bird. $1 75 $3.93 + 4. Onen : ° ’ “ we ee ‘ ‘ ber cent be its ! ‘ clings. s1 to si 25: Vo ° elbertas £1 ‘ ri wr market aur tationa | 6 a 2 0 a 4 0 ‘ ES ¥ Ss tifa ¥ : 921 Locust Be rer saat Rt Oe 28° 80 Panton Sou eee Re 4a ts eae OD STORE ME 504, $5,000,900 more 2 ee ee nese crack double exira $4.! - a BRipped to New York this GM a A ee ee ee eee

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pe a A | = SRIF TAKEN IN |_'THE CURB MARKET | CHICAGO MARKET | EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS 2". Tange and close goods quiet. Ran silk unchanged. h, , sas ts Pas for 1 TEL L, —~ ~ ot By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. | 2 oe fe IN.38e 3-470 Jae NEW YORK. July 6.—The followine is a c A ore eee shiiencuichas Jie ; | 1 : ; Ese . M ren . nat ; - 4 ] rf dee Cc : e . “ b I ( vin ] 2 ompl Te List Of se | ps ——, » He ales * : ‘ : | , : , t ‘ie: i . ee oie oN tics traded in on the New York Curb kz xchange today, giving on 3 i cl eee eee mt ani : sana ne ee oe ; Orders, factory productions and other busi- ae eee ‘ oe : C > . ay, & sale: g of ; : de 1 on l@ Chicago Stock Exch: inge. , Mf ' to metallic silks for formal wea! rie c We | nee rr > ww “ . . r 4 >a « » Le q ‘ | . - alin aac so: - mm highest, lowest and closing prices on all stocks and bonds. Symbols: Stock sales in full. Bond sales 00U omitted . ews TR.33e 18.15 of trEx-dividends. X Odd-lots. UR Under rule. **Ex-rights. In stock neal | ness items, compiled daily by Standard | quite noticeable. Strike threatened c December 18. S56¢ 18.46 . res is * SECURITY Sules., High. Low. Close ‘SECURITY wees - NEW YORK haa i Sales 00 omitted. In bond sales 000 omitted. : — - eee ut ; — : Sales. High. Low, Close. ~ , ; ] in Calcutta buriap mills Qpe 418 Cotton: | / ARE NNICATED | STOCKS. STOCKS. Statistics Co., Inc., New York. | tonmeb shestiner uaanael Market hoo. Stcady: . - - : . Seu Mary, | Sules. ftigh., Low. Close.| SEcuKaa'y. Sales. High. Low. Ciose Kame "Stal 1050 ; — or - eee - = “vee . wet ‘ ( ? : ; ' ' . a mM 1 300/16" | firm. New lines of tropical wor- 1R.20.; ppecenber 18.42c- Jan ; Januar ai hit | March IS.ole:; May 18.56c. y 18, DOMESTIC BONDS, SLOCKS, Adams Mfg .... as Liesl Pia of) thee | | | 4 : , >, the Asso ial ad ree McCrory stores sales six months Steds being shown for 1939. All-Ain Mohawk . p41. phy 3| Lindsay Light .. 130 NEW YQRK. July 6.—Several | 8.4 per cent above year ago. Ala Pow 5:8 56. 2 oY ys YY 4 UUs fons G & El Balt ; | . . 4 ‘>: a v ba ‘ ; Allied Mot Ind . Z ‘ . be | ink | Pr . 0" ( 4s ‘ e « - we 7 Ulis al i e 3 . ' — / é Vil) rt ee. awd do 8 OF - | Mons Lay Curp .| ‘ + do pfd ; 3 si} Lion Oj Ret - 450) . ee | All Pack - wu 2 ‘2 Lous Kuowyvalty ie , , . - 4 : ) | New Orleais Cotton : Number of Issues Close a Aum Corp 56 5% | Contin Diamond 37 |. 36%! 37 Abo —— ¢ & F | oer lg Mtg tal ‘ ' : : ) sé or ' 972, tO ade ie 5u prominent American oil executives McLellan Stores sales continu: am GéE os 28 . ‘ Continen Oil vte - | ‘ ' © : Ainsworth Mie .. : | Mid-Cou L'dries . 1oU are to attend conferences in KEu-!to show big gains; six months 43 | NEW ORLEANS. July 6.—r 2 Few Points Lower ome | & gine ~ kg a *: oor ees | !} Altorfer Bros ._. | Miq West Util .| 1850+ rope with foreign oll interests on per cent over vear ago. | Food Stocks? + Dp -— tures closed «tead,y unchanzed - , U6. 1a . Gown: January 18.256. ns Appal Tow 26 % ... Te ee -. eee . : . Amer Colourtype ‘ 40 | Mid W Lt Spe pf » 0) ‘ * 4 oil curtailment, revision of ex- Missouri Pacifie to spe $4,350,. : ibiliti » Mu Appal Vo . tz . Powe a ; 2 Am Pub Serv pfd.x250 1lu24, 1017 ~*4 | Mid West bye Me 50 ~ ! - ports prio other subjects Freight | 600 to doublet cl ‘16. - | . what market esi bilities : ‘ Ss. ; i ae ic "a CK - * SLPCticn : : . | » Gounile track 10-mille stret¢ in these stocks, now? 4c asked 1 Mav. 158.50, ‘bie ’ £8: bid | Ark P&L ‘ ey vd le @1S Mle: October, 1R16@ a duly, 18.19 Farm Implement Group ge ape 5 te tn tata Bag iS ea] peat aa | am Radic “3 ‘ Jeg | Miller & Hart .. ae | , 18.35@ 18.360 Deve. Bell Tel > LB tn : " wee ? Am Service ....} a, /3 | “. | Minn-Honeywell ' 4 ,* | cars ordered j first haif of 1929! in Missouri. Z ° : ‘ 2 Vu J ey ‘ » e's if j . ml be | ° J rt aes ‘ ‘ .—~ ', ne ‘ PP ‘ avr Pee =» F : ° on o aon ? Conspicuous! y Strong. |; Boston © aS wy j Tr A. h $8 os JS %, pat oe e ; U D4 oe , oF | Minn Mol Power ” : ” totale d tT) Fe 4 3 against T L2ou ) National iw a sia le * six months en ' : aj mn 5 . 1U4 4, 4% urti riowas Lits| | 4 oe Sale. : r aan" P , dhe | full] year 1928. 6.4 per cent over year ag ()) : . ? ‘te? . Z ’ “dy e a RENE RE I: REE Pa aaa we ig es Atias Stores .... é oS sib le. Ward Baking? ) oe ee 5 ~ ad 2 ore ny ey 2 ra > ’ Corporation earnings reports to Oil shares earns $2.19 per com- Leese-Wites? vin ¢ ro ke ~ 4) 7 ? . — 7 AULOMatic asner ade * bee ww 5s e ha’ ? os ‘ P 2) , st Gon ‘ _ ° the Associated ['rcee. 8 2% U OL re rl y oem * | Beatrice Cream . . hae 7 RS Ag be issued shortly for first half of mon share in six months to June Stand. Brands? NEW YORK, July 6.—The stock ve ~*~ ~ On Ce’ - : . i | a ndix ae rentron Od 1): f ;, a Ni; , Mey ” , nap 4 = 1929 are expected to reflect the OU. Sample copy of special report on al! market held its ground in a mun- ; - y wil pees Us ey M lia aeted # I = ao ~ on f me x ut ‘ o “5 unUSUal activity of industry and Pacific Cas & Electric, four these stocks mailed free. Sign your sf) the bull ‘ities § 4 et Aiicraft ... ' | oe paper i od ina woe me F4 , “4 fh ~ 2% | rele ‘ ; ‘ , = Seite tk , Pag name and address on margin and [R2 ner highly sali: - ‘8 - ‘ , aa , ; D4 Os wi 3 | pe : Dixon Cricivis ; X~' sheer : ; . . ‘ : D dg! j ste noth " wt Ab It) o commodity month cent above vear an send to . Der. 32s). : F yorces today, although the huge ane Sine pea? ) Duehler Die Cast 1, Jl ar. n Sparks’ 250) « 463 ; prices. bkarnings generally are ex- Pacific Gas & Electric earns | vugle cra st JO Ot righ Ai i6&E 7 : | Duuglas Aircrait ~ — ; 2 My Ja | pected to compare favorably with $14,453,020 in 12 —— ended AMERICAN SECURITIES SERVICE Ss J increase of $227,000,000 in brokers’ Cont G&et os (8 --Ee hee Sper ......-- | 3) 7861 73] 73° | Bre EL Co i 32) it caused a a . ; he te + ; * ~ }3 Bulova Watch & 4o Am Cp “4 64 : “hes prosperous 19258 period except for April 30 vs. $13,3 216 in 1928 224 Norton-Lilly Bidg., New York Wintfront ‘ iV ty | certain companies and isolated tn-- fiscal year. ried jlast nigh USCC ey ' nt M sie ' joans repo bet ( ag 10444 10443 Ls wh es 2. 7 + : Bulova Watch pf ° Ymet Mfz dustries which have been affected Peerless Motor six months’ ship- en, ‘momentary sinking spell at the Det © € s a ¢ 7 2.10% 107 7 '- ey ton 35 Miu! 25ie! OG . | Butler Bros & Co B. warmelee Co by special conditions. ments 22 per cent above year ago The Companies. Phillips Petroleum president an- Su SY i ied aie ee | iameee Sie) Oe ;3 Camp Wé& Public Sery n t Alexander Industries subsidiary nounces formation of central states — ~~” ey . ~ Vache AD nreenaing ee mT ST we Er : ~-werZOe Ores ~ — * - , ~~ = Mapes “AB e -* sdas rs ~ am ,¢ ~ = f= am -* > ~' = a ein See. + ceanderable week-end profit-| 26.64 0% SrA "39 = a Ling had to be agai > and a) ORS | Dev Co... SSUC! ciose? a icw Layviheon ET hee. but the Associated | eats “ese. +e price indices indicated that Sally Frocks , s slightly more than ofiset the ; Sd tree AS Bee | # | | fines SO many brokers and See? , 21% : gin, on of D. L. & W. lines with elec-. Skelly, Phillips and Columbian car- jraders were out of town for the eaten | ‘S ; 3 te lo V5 y a tric power requirements. bon. To build 700 pipe line to BROS Inc week-end that trading was in mod- Edison’ ...; $25: 095 ‘es ptamiiard an Fa My ia a oe : Crane Co. earned $2.60 per com- Chicago area “9 ° t. rate volume, the turnover for the é Te ~) oe — ote) FT de i tS Cw _ os . — iwiwe ow w 1 ps } _ Sets order for 135 bullet planes. natural gas to tae over gas rights) Associated Gas & Electric sub- to 132.000 acres in Panhandle | W H YOUNG & . , 7 e ; sidiary Kets contract to s ipply por- urea. from Texas Corporation, — — * — —_ > Pee 6 luY LUS 1, 1US ', 0 brates + SP RAR, hed eects Fee Ls eae ay | 37a, 2 oe. ae ee sa ae 34 General Electric, Ltd... gets! to $1195. | . Li | ? (i ) ie . Be vied i 7 - . 7 F. ; ’ ’ -¢ . .. rT." } 4 j Acceptances Quoted Lower. one Ayer a ao a3" | fons Shag , - 7 ‘ ost 5 £7 90,91 ) CORLIBER, Swan Finch Oil Rights; one pre- | St. Louis, Mo. There Was little in the day's Indp The pited Dry Docks j | Gotham Suk Hiosiecry plans con- ferred for three common at $25. sews to influence the trend of the nited Reprodue Hy P4114; 2 struction of plant in Quebec. Vick Chemicat expects to in-| —” I ther reduc o vypeum . ~. in CH | BY! S. S. Kresge saics six months up) ¢, | , | Specialists In: — Smarket, although ano . - ©. BEC SAaICS is Ul ase dividend rate shortly. . tion of % of 1 per cent in bid and > Gypsum pt pd Pe S Radio&Tel . 6 b (o | 4.4 per cent over year ago. Walgreen June sales gain 560 Fasked ratcs on bankers’ acCepe lilinois Pipe |.iné June crud: per cent cover last Jun: - six months | Insurance Stocks ‘tances gave e further evidence of the rlock Packin | deliveries were 6 per 1k AvOVE | are 47 per cent above year ago Fi t M t Bo ds I ‘redit strain Men & L os 42 r 7 5} 8 s. AIrC! wb feo} wt tl is 5 28.4: ar ag S >| irs ortgage 0 ning of the cree NS SEs. } : : - =e ' rf, ‘gsby rune) : >s 47 14, ‘ . : ay |.* Western Auto Supply six months pliacke 2 } yl 4 Se : “i . j j im? J Uru? JW ; DA 2 ‘ » Ty | : q) “ai . a i ’ - - »d KK i . ‘ i im , f e ie ‘ ) , ‘ . , . Hi. Kore — Kaif ~ b months salcs Increase 31 pe r cent oO. er unicipal Bonds ; , ‘ xyr-~'MMNO _ OOOO ocee3ossasqeceesaa weiscre ae Yesterday's call money rate of 717, 5a 57 41 oO a1 oat , ae. t ‘ts n Wir W A ; 27 saat 7 ire married over the week-! Mass Gas 5% : 102 vu: sce idemiatiiienin =| pen pep ge | open Bump A ct 4059 s, 405 ‘arche!i 50) 2 , 7 _v.6 per cent above year ago “ur ag . ata r cent carried oO, ven McCord Rad as - ag Pe sind a _ tiger Pedie +e a »n Wtr W pfd . 50 96 nt | ear. Ries | te ed rp ond de apt ' ; ee 7CSE 268. Public Utility Stocks Miler Ce ; Beat) onaek oe 4 : Eng | pedi 3 Gr! : 5 ak > iat aa —0P tak ba Lerner Stores sales continue to I. W. Woolworth sales six mples at Big ites ieces Only One of a fend, and bankers expect that call} ve G&E 434 67 Pl Seit| sort | cet Bt Ste rete Ler | rlach Burk pfd 50 2: ”: laa ae 2 miei Baie | ? . Tas sroun GGripp Sh .* | Wolverine Cem ; ; ‘a ' Gain, six months oo per cent over! jonths 8.4 per cent above year Industrial] Bonds -Saving Selections Pinang may be firm early next week! Morris 7345 ; 21003 | an ide Me hes . iy | ys Mussman, Ligon | ; ‘ ee * mid- year settiement Munson St 4 - oe © be ' ; ' “its » 4 | ha wed bs a Pe ° , > / . — Williains Ojj-ty M a “ ye a yeal ao. ago. inal yas the f Narrag 5 57 » HS! WG} + en Rity & i . ‘ 0054 ras Seer : ; , Vates Ma Rehecks are returne d for collection, Nathan Stra 6 3 ‘ >? e Lnderwri ot Mee ye wow" — ee Ff mo , ee Zenith Radio sy : 4°’ 40: = — Ss = i ks pay off more of their}: & b 2926 | (iolder 7T ‘ ii rhea pay tn ‘ ° rT ' ae Total sales, 95.700 shares. e nd ban pa) i Nar : a ° - , ; " nga ‘ mae nae udaille j ‘ . ’ Sborrowings at the Federal Reserve. | 2*, 75 ¢ e| Bi a8 | 3 ee Iman S$ Tr > 107% 6% 106% [Insull Util Invest 5400 56%) 55%), 56%, | BONDS Butter, — and Poultry - ' (70IG SCal But .. “~~ om ; Kellogg Switch ~ 8550) 2%} I . s LOUIS BLITER., BGG AND POUL, ! | jf matters are allowed to taketheir) do | Paes o ore) oS oie | 2* ee. ; 3 - Sts | Ken Rad T & La 1600) 2: 2 4% | Chi City Rye ct . . S560 U PR ‘4 EXCHANGE Juls O.—Larke eprips purse thereatiter however, a)- pr’ +4 reenfield T&D . . Katz Drug . | LOO 3S: 33%, SS% | Fegd Pub 8 6-47 . Oe thickens wei higher at 33 : : . > > - : Ohio Pow ! L f L b be cinta 4° - ' The week-end trade and business | Ohio . ; = ove , oe ae | Guardian Fire r >? y ORCA RT a aaa 2 a Se ac od PRM Oltices in Principal Western Cities. Ne ett weer et enerally gratifying, | p ~ ms rl Gulf Gil Corp P: rf : Previews were £ i1efra pag y ) \ ke ~ fs 4 19Q 1 | Hall Pr Co pe ’ ‘ee, 7 . - “9447 = | unclassified 242% °29 i with the building ene brick mant- . + 40, ] * cus ite, ~ | Happiness C Ine 28, 2 S 6”: IUTTER—creamerv extras, 45¢° ur : ae : 4 Iny ; 4 rcs , 5 y wT ) ; 4 ral 4° f rete oh mfoa*ts rie] +4 ‘ ; ‘facturing industries about the only 3 ee 6) 973 3 | Hartn au Tob . 7, 20. pd | } 20. F E h | nackine ock. Vie: No. 3 packing stu ’ | Ricliance e 5 1, oys., ogi, | Handley Page pi e. oO a orel XC e ; Leg, ' NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. TH July ; My 1 | , oe LIVE OULTR' - Fow CAV atil for the week ) h , eS ‘ active and prices higho: r he | ‘soft spots reportc d. Fr. W. Dodge Rel Ma | Haygrart Co iu if receintea vere "Oe o "7? +4 ; . *- a ‘ ly ‘ ‘a . #ae } t°2? } & t* A . 2 4 i ' . ‘Corporation report d that building | Rich 4 A o- 3 | (y: ° eg 4 0! ‘ 3° ‘ “2 . é NEW YORK. Juir 6—The Nev York “e ‘ or by 20 ‘¢! ' Mths ober aris a fcontracted in the States east of the %3iww 2 Fe tml: — ATR tek : 4e+ a, | Evening Post in copyrighted foreign ex- | | ha a i a >. de: 1%a1: ul 30 ‘$1 +: rath “4 featuring: . ve ve ' 5 . - , - i 1 SUP St ' - }. 7 i, Horn & ” euaneiana tee loc: pulnea Ss. medium beat. Krades, I Auto Accessory Company . hain store systems camé to hand. - i fiudsoen wl b os ag > ne Agsociated I're aa. R , , Jun , ‘ Lp i }? L : bs > iy fc, a Fy ge , f : + : ing ' atom Seti —_ ae ; liu - email O2.s ae i, ae anpor 8 P).0 " "it was stated in motor circles that Staley a . “ 1 wi. | Hygrad , ms oe 5 pte | was maiiit i erhan 18% - preees NEW YORK, July 6.—The Curb} c HE ESE—WNo ry tWilis, "2 Be. *y | “od. be fh athe —— lop a Stock Dividend Prospect x Ww iodels re-'s + & 3 | OF ~: ~ 7 : 3 2B | 8 he greater part —_ Pa. gr | ib.: sing Pe: Jol | or zis LEUAE calves $7.95 tthe demand for new = od y I Micahd te @ Ss . gS +: ‘8 17, Ipe Line .. ) nigga ong) Oo liga wing On) Exchange rallied today after al23c: prints, 25 ek 2 r, final ton $16.75 first cuts $14.75, | A Canadian Mining Giant ‘ ‘ - , ~41) 7 i } lé , f - _T a ' ’ f iy bre ; : ecCrin sf \ > : ‘ a | ' ;mains insistent and t a wea ° Tr L ux 3, S20 M 4 ] . » ave , | a “ be * p+ i? r Lie! ‘ tc (jTTV¢ ' portant movements VV ¢ aK opt nin SS lling ress 4 } -- . - Bow vi ; pigeous A ’ mode r a. rm & t ie a. se ne ol on™ i The British Situation mild seasonal] decline in manufac-!U L & Ry 545 5” 2, SSI) || saeerenee Ee ae os inh an mn continental exchange, the iter sdecnae 5. eee oat ee eee 45c per t.: 6 $11.2 11.75. all weights top $11 on : > +> yar . at te ro . - : ° wort : | Sons — i oe ai anid 4 . SA . v's j y re in ia sy ‘ : turning is anticipated. 0 Be Py, o ss z : 4 “to mtigeaton So a i 9 Hl HOM - ys exerted against the utilities most ar SUC, SiU.75 to $11.50; cows $810 to If you seck oe ie Pay hoses il 3: 72% - 2% | es oe inh 4a 1 a Ditncine: spate LALS — J! : | success, Case T hreshing $50. LU ; « - . ( ‘ - s ]i iLereon " Ctroi r" , 1 * y , . A’ stag a city } } Thi s OM of i o ee ae lifted afte r t hie - ra vr “9 : 7 i ms irket. for wee! Bile hig’ or on | you ne asic acts and ? : ) he the te ae v9 ough, cuarse | tem $14.75, bulk 994.75 tw #140 | keen analyses from an unbiased —— eee . 2 @e wt ~P TS Go : ' . = : : wees , , pd . w + ’ ric j . — log . rt : . { ie & 4 rs - \ 4 gre : o hy “ : j is week. Case Threshing was FOREIGN BONDs. vest Equity . . ten by instite eration | pri % t} grat a: - : | WILK —Dehivere Lut ve TURPENTINE, FLAX AND LINSEED oatehen 0, . —— on ~ - 27) opper j ’ +. rice S, WIL) spe Clacu ar advances: ine ' . | ‘ at up 28 points to a record -price | apnibi Po o3 Tie ) Cay ¢ : te , “ alk Ties | f | $2 | | . . > a ryving ici aia y be as ae . ). Ger Con - : soca Cola rising 3 to 6 points : 1* ' + ~e - oO] tar 43 1) $33 shot — rage EF ai - 9° NS $7 aa: Wo $7 nee tem” | 4 consisting of a davenport | Eastman Kodak was a_ strong) slg eat D A, LEER te ae Se hd nee $i $00) Bee lee aan of tae ee a “ig peoreee bag i, ¢ eh sa sicdt e ae ng SUF See ee, Lee: 2 eam FINANCIALWopip : : pope ae ~~ ul ce : BP v~w- *% v~ oan ¥ 1 6 Sn ; : ith neres ’ nant , . é 9SqC na Just roe H sia ' - . ah> a - a oer petting stove the| SC alaa (ay {ay | Mamine Tla' sag ee wi A0%a, 13) Si; Mesabi Iron ...| } 4, L. >RANCE—F ran. 2 tf) 7 , “pies A ‘his company’s earnings - f Sal 4 : - Ove ‘ id ‘ec Lt ly | ot “2s? iT eee ge TF 5. os MN ai more than doubls | Notice Oo aie Business Machines. Ludlum Steel. | Alph; » nt. } i iy Ct td ‘ an bY o> 7d) 1, 4 ear i. oo ne ae ae aed TY Mellons fe | e400 O00 OH ! : . . * . S 7. . - It} Zf ] P pede a y, - ’ ), i" 14 } I > pis ‘ *? f BY f *? i h ; N ’ ~ ra ’ ony . . ° ° . . i’ ‘ f ‘ » i aa . oe mgd se uaoctbige j rental : i. : LU) a U 2 U aM ’ ¢ —_ ‘ 4) 7. EV | 34 11, , Tae ern 0. "Ittst! y control the company. ’ 000.00 authorized) ‘Two Sound In y estments 7 e Other issues reachmg) Alun ods ., O29) 28 | Moh jud Pow . ; oni ee: UA e Oe hy January, 1925, the stock sold as City of General Steel |Hussmann-Ligonier wv ew) ra. ; ear Alt nanstry ~ 406%, it) 4,4 Motor | alice QS ’ } ; \ : ‘ ; eee Meyer OF rel eee JSty BSly BBs yuntat od. 1 2: 5°) 5°! DENMARK—Krone. Db. 26.61 low as 120. Another strong spe- : ‘ Auburn Auto, w] had oie. | oa eh ge es ms Nat Aviation . 1 6 | iPAT¥ Pee Db 1445 sige cialty was Tubize Artificial Silk, niversity ity, . Cc ti | Auto, lich had a vio-/| A! n Fa : 4, j: 1 anti : aT BP thangs aaa gen oe eae . oa Sa S e C lent upward spurt vesterdayv 7 1] m - | . » Mi 3 t ; Zz “Ts ri rer . bet i a. P ' é “ES 5 - “7 . ee ot : with a JtiiIp Of di. POs, Public Improvement as ings orp. ; ompany | aes rs age oe “ i gk a c Onis % 32 z rAKIA- omell ” | Central States Electric, holding V4,” ’ Pack 10 points, but recovered half! Am € Pow ‘A’ | 2 24%) 247 tr | , EC HO-SLO' A- HW. OD. 2.0 ee ae | | ‘Saee : Ist Mtge. 5',’s, Due 1949 Convertible 6’s, Due 1939 a > 7 ; An scot ; J Nat Invest c , Tar et: y ty At ca tg ok company whose principal invest. as :' (With Stock Purchase Warrants) oss. Commercial Solvents iost d ; ws ~ : Nan at te Z AL's Ao Petite ot eo ment is North American, was | 3 gg Sagas | : 1 / . cy ar hive points. Du Pont nae i 4 ; ; ie) me : a wae a 4 | . t] if A —y “3 4: ; ‘ ‘ : ne | / R | PA” i 2% “ , i } : outstanding strong fent ure of ne ; . , , format ." 4 1? Price 100 to Yield 5.59%. / c ‘Price 98 j ‘2 to Yield 6.20 7 0 ational Biscuit lost 3 or 4 points | - ™ ' 3 ei National. Lratl io # o 9 | Aye revs, D. 1387 . viet x cea i, Uni - “At Stores . O ; Lo - im a a TORK! Ye D) 70) utilities, getting up to a new y } GO Ald ; i profit taking. U.S. Steel, Pack- tore ey - cna ~ NGHAI— ¥1 7 ye. — versity Cit; ast Descriptive Circular Will Be Sent Upon Request , PLU Nas . ) : ‘ : . ‘ N a1 >: Supply “ ) ” . a at ‘ , and closing at lol } O ChOCK edie, Bae it! een General Motors, Radio anil + om Ae Fe gat of ‘ehi Cow : $\ rr ; \Am Super P pf . j i. 7 ss oo ‘ be > ") ' & © . + =. p = ) & ' © tutetn fe aceon Pri e Wir } trom bearish weather reports from ;Am Thread pt 2 gh ‘ | Nis Jem Pond 7) OM 893) 5H 0 Sa! wi = wt j6 Baltimore closed down 4% and ry : — ¢ to All Principel Markets. eth Dakota, and a reaction at ee heey f ~ ei 4 - es nes .' ~ aim 3 a mg BB pelt Commonwealth Edison dropped 10 ANKIO m y) ey : eis é 11] r ‘ ; ‘, (37 ’ “ (* i I “~~? ; ‘ " “, +7 wi lat £2 Sikorsky closed nearly a > @used slightly. Arnmietronz Cork 1 (y7 pte! : Northeast P 67 5! BH, taht Ms ‘7 ‘. ~ he Ts) higshe 7 ' ; : ’ a ke y F “wat . ep ay my am | int nigneéy t , } | Ree exc hanges were dul] and , a . . ‘ ™ ’ . ; i ' 7 The investinent?t frusts were a j irly steady, sterling cables hold- r ' : “ or 5” >") , 52 + Ci ‘ j .: le Dy T= Siraus I res ' a ie . } a ; With) National I} vestors, a ‘ pu] ~ ‘ & , a paces 7 ~ 4 BPs at $4.84%, and the Jupanese |4 6 & Bld ris Hog | 2 Seeger Blectrle ) ti 34's) 2651 24% | Savere Co B 5ti% Stig, S07, | MEwcomer to the board, sowring Ante semi-annually Principal amd titerse Attractive Investment Bonds naval is P » Lote L em rallying 1-10 of a cent further | Atiantic Cot Fish. 3 ranepec © | «| © | laity Oud i; 26 22% 10 a \ en at 48. Sines a 97? oe * eee : , 7 AT (Atl Fru 1 - ; ; ararno . | Sta . i Oe, oe i v owes ela den bt 84 — re . “ 4) fa Ss iisting last month nis stock / “- «) a ‘ - - . on a July 6.—Rubber, epot ' new low for the year (weep tied iegedd foe Volume of Trade Picks Up. | ats APU _ ie oye t pf a5 ’ 1) Q7 | O7? Stel . y. re ei 259 has sold as low as 11 Goldman iGs must BD _—— oh —y We offer below a diversified and arefully ‘ ry) ory ’ ‘ " ‘erN ‘ j p>] 4 ae" ~ Mtuiz teyt Ly | un . ) rie} rf ' v\ ; it ; c The voh Tas ume of trading picked »* re. S ent Ce. ne. mw 10 . aa sachs yielded a point and a frac- , ,) ead &p Somewhat the first three days | Aviat or] . { Ao! eo oe oes =] : bray " ok © tior ) ieee appt | selected list of sound bonds which we int B 1° | Aviation Ay ” seh 4 é : a. : ; wt . melee pfd »; oF OR: JT) T) iy Vt Purtiie: ry approvina " ; yS | Avi [Am 2) br | 66 ells dl 4h : SHB A: : we 7h ’ | n = - recommend f : at the ¥ eek, but Jnany traders did Ariss & si) ae . } 1 we —y te, 9 a \s = * : vrs as! Cy ) ‘ - ~ ne New highs “ere nat 7. = roirpbeny eon) nal 2 rel hy e d or security and yield | sia « été « $i 4 vs ; _ ' ey ¢- 7 agesert orp . Jw? . ‘ a : ae Ne return to tow hn between the! pBiaw Knox ‘ rt? iPeo Lt } ; f 5 , “s Finishing, Standard Screw, A. O. | and pay State Audit petration fees - Independence Gay holiday and the | Bliss Co ...,.. 247% 460 46 CO a : gee ‘hermoid Co 26, 32 J $2% | Smith, while the l'nited Stores ivery will be made at the City Hall tn | Rate Lue | Week. end, and k tate day’ Se =i a! ~ > ot | , + | thurd ads - of ; | me leclined f ; ew low ws reity City as soon after sale ag bonds ; ; ‘activity 30: 30 ragon Ref vet : eceeeites = 2 § common declin 0 a new low. an be prepared Pennsylvania Railroad ........58s 1964 slack« ned : Brit 4m hy fj: ‘ * . On Friday and - t “d; . (: 1} } ” : > “1 ; per i pi {965 27 t) f+) . : _ P “ 7 1 New mont Viis nme wa eire Kv 13? vy : mm 6S Satu a}. Lal ‘ ithe . ; , rR) rod EX}) ° - : ’ , : Lng Was 3 oF » UU bie fi t f é na an Md e = money Was pushed agg o ld sae ee : eee x, 0 # rs, veel sali an aa ons om rensemer “ory vale Los ADs Noranda lost part of its toed veg ' hes Birmingham Gas ‘ 98 1959 Anything listed d peent by the mid-year settlements | Bult N & EB. 101. 100° 1103 ilip Me i ME ES) BE OG fate wee et} al nrc! oe i ee Figg Fe ge! SN ‘ Detroit Cold Storage & Term. 6s 1937 Ai ‘sted you do d Aap exercise of rights to new | BN&EP A... > 1U1) v8 101 eee Ae) Se Ot tg | Trans oil F s 1 1516 15 Ist Baptist Church, Asheville. 68 1933-41 n ’ d ' Di ‘ 4 , +, we . “ = = Tot ay ’ ' ‘ | + : - ced may be changed : Sand bonds, but i: dropped | = mr Lite i, 43, . Pie) OY 4.) 1; 27 i . - mt Cor $ 33% 33 “4 Fred Medart Mfg. , an 25 1938 or we will give you credit 1, lo 6 per cent on Wednes- | |. -g8l Bae = 3° | Providence Gas esi, 2 ) Pri Com C pid he +e Hi General Metals Realty 6s 1931-38 an held oe nS Spe ape ) ¥ a. 2 anim a "Hi, 891.) Og, | JTiplex i Gia 18% 3 i a : accordingly ' at « ail day Friday. Al ; , 4%i 2! 4% ~ a a . : ul ” ; ” a ' ! K + , Mier cr 2 Barkers accent: | SPAR! Bie pani BS) 42. | Pismovth On) 4 thy 83% Soy | Cn Nat Gan Com. 3. 48 oe Bond Quotation Record Saens foe ee ENT | | * rates Based'a little. The bulk ar he B 4t gt otrero Sugar .){ 3) | 7) 7 | Union Tobacex 32 7%). o upreme Bakery ..... 6s 1934 es > pagal scetticmen hn . | io! at pt bg : - +4 Bot : ; an S4 1 ow 54 0) i: r tj 6 ‘ In ted } i ck 3 Ks, “s : JULY ISSUE University Temple Aeon , 93 25 1930 Week tn . a Uy carly next | Cclan pte Let pf a4 3 O+ O4 | tainbov . Pro : : 3 “ a} 37 een ake 4a: a4 “are ba ae : nye Power nd ~— 1946 . cae Cent At § 5} 12 | 114 ed ye ve aa By Pies . : , 246% 240% 24: ‘his Booklet gives the. following informatior ortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1962 do ri ~ 3 a : ' ner thy, ° : rs fore ser honds listed on the New York Sto ' AB. 1 4 to ge u Serv 51, 45 % tt -“ V4 ay, : : dist y rt, the 7" redit aAtructure . : Ph tgtime bo “ rs | Revno ct A fall. 7 " 7 oe) = ‘ . Re ’ } ’ ' ‘ ‘ + ] st . . én s , | at leas. ‘ 1 cv oS. : ‘ eynoiuws Mme ft , a ‘ ee ° ; Ncw York Curb, as well as « acti put! ; t : “ ° , ‘ . ™ ——- " -_ ‘ " ‘ ; ; : ‘ ‘i A Y fs @ ; Wail Stree: n N 30 | Mi Rochestes , - Sit, , : a find nsiderab! ! ev 1°77 ‘ ~ eckland L 3: 42 32 : | Pm{for, eee oe : ita | : 34%, U 7 1927 and 1928 PRICE RANGI Subject to Prior Sale and Change in Price A VA it the iption 2+. 0) rai rep a ; 4 an an A : o ’ . | = : . : ////X AN dumps £ Pedera) Ps 4sBUlnption that the Cen $ WU | ros Hy DOR AS nail ' : .. “3 | | US Radi tor 1 53. 55 a9 INTEREST DATES—MATURITY Oly 90'y! 9O% Uaited | , , o's _c - ANY Detailed Information on Request LER Ih a uthorit a have ; Cc : . . , - 7 x i 0 , , harie . . CALL PRICE—IF ‘§ Mdopt, d . ; = ‘ ; s ee . 5 & mor 4a @BIV att on Centrif Pipe : a : 4! tf) “a . : | o “ j a i & 74 1% ‘ H MEPPAt the stork ec no | Ch Stores Stovk | 32% BI, 32% | Roosevelt Field Bae | 1th) Be | Cul pt 7% 107 107 4-~INCOME AT CURRENT PRICES ® terthe, = ‘“arket. and NO) Checker Cab ...; 53; 84 etl mee eee apes Ah + Haale F +4 0 Rag a aes - YIELD—IF HELD TO MATURIT) : , 7 "ee AClive leuk iUres to restrict | a . j ’ + : rest : oC ‘ o y + ie gui i -s! 4 m4 “ 2 ae o . me edit are fo, 7 | Cit > By 36 sth t ‘huste Unite aS ae " rn o 27% 26%! Se OoKed for now that the ~ Fi lum .. f elected Indust . 3 23! a r ct $2 %; 2 Copy Mailed eon Request ERG & or oa — BCusONn ‘ts in the near 7 a! fo ai r entry Saf Cont : rae , 204, mete ' . hat n York Stock Exch : heture .. 3 Slip! Bly Selecied Ind | 33 Sy) GB L, rcuelan Pet : st, ro Oe SOF OCs BFcREnge EM | Pt - “0 for granted. however, | ol El & Power.) 122183 rom ate [Servet Ine vie | aa deat ace ie 10 17% 3% 95 | Knight, Dysart & Gamble Mezzanine—Boatmen’s Bank Bidg. * the Bank of Engiang will be | ee wt! Lim i 101 | Sherwin | : D3 | 93 itt | 15 | 18S 1 OLIVE ST. - - GARFIELD 1680 - - ST. LOUS, 190. | Branch Offi Hotel Jeff St. Lewi renc es Fiote erlerson, t ieun : E f . ‘; \ ; f} GO] herw in than oe Ps o. se att & ond ba 15 ; Bes to raise, | discount rate | Comw uther o SoM] Sole: 2: oe eee ot OT Ser seitl aol toe | Ps 8 Be, " 7 ot Per Sent hy it PAR es: . 1 180; 104, ; rp vie & 37 te 37% 37 6 | Wi Min | ‘ , bh ‘Private Wires to All Principal Cit ) Goldman Building, E. St. Louis ey $5.000,990 mm being! Cons Cop Min . 2° 112%; 92 [Gm .xgece. F 22) | Whi: this ” o% 2 MEMBERS NEW YORK, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGES eM te oT, LOC >» ' . cw io werk

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PON tr sate are , we ¢ a Tee POE Sr CU Wvivty « , ty eA Mi Re 14.2 PAF? Sealants anes w ieiae Sa e “Rows, 4, TOT Rte ype a ae we, — We = neds, . a ae Pe Rey oan we 7 Aaragy nO Base ia * — ateeeeans. NAD oe SU hatin. Mls i. oni it ors ay tle Ue ten enr ee ares n . . . ET ene fehere Pies x & eT epee sees, Name? EP RO Biss on 2 oe. ed Pee oF Fig ar wy eer ntitn atin lie Seen tS ee RP MER aT: Mittin. ea © ten a ies Oo ae Pye ag bad ae Ae e pay. oy \s . et +1 we Ne a a . ie » - - 2M we ~~ tency - arene 1% at Se lira, s Ore Ta all ‘ae CY * WOE dies, — ~ ase + Ee Rt es tia con on awe ” tae Sup 4 te Re aed Ree: a 4 + ititeke ae Me if = . Se ua : “; -* a 2 ‘; = 3 i 8, 4 ~ 5 i ie. Te. i ¥ y ee | ‘2 Zong gne So he vhr are “* 14k Apt. - OEE DG es sain =a A er POG NS Wteeeiass a aes Sy ata ee 0 eee ane s SON ARE yee lh Saeki ee AE She am ee ae eS me + pcagigme } 3 the With ment York lforts« woney Suc}; ket in March and reserve a Not anxious in connect Mid-year s, tt] tion of Rank Or to a Jan. 2 hig}, POint and at any time from the conie there were Inent another the Reser, May. think Stock Murket keep Junmiped three Wee Market Part of th, *XPansior Plained by To @x-¢ reise No Indications of Policy Re “While Ing), week. Open Versa! in Case credit fr; demands by disceyu ne of «a- I red uch a Kline Rr Stock Market Meeting a Fresh Test of Its Ability to Push Through Estab. lished Levels __ Fo PAGE 12 _ FIFTH Times It Has Ground. By Leased Wire York Bureay NE Fit neg Of the py i. LURK July sihane ii] iti f “With the ad\ hiarke t vusly WU dey, ivas pie an f idus . . . ; SuUATCS je Lj Live i Css O LION (hat airead, OW © re &NY of the year duced Miarket the er, Combing the &nd t 4a S8) biz lg29 lik &fain Plurries We + “pects the irom th before. Pic fications Of gers Nas push, ( NCO record the ITpet uy: 7 4 ys He Marker lest of its It has lailed INtO high lerritor, UT credit difficulty liquidation Dack. In dit POSition Ainge Out iss, cary) ings. “In Its by letin Federa ’ Yor] What bart of larket lis €xPlanation The Counterpart Of this exercise of July lime money Block Market lieved from UN €asiness ments in Tunds the latter season must facilitate Brok. rs” from and the Portfolios Volume of USI NegA don, Pear tire tw Si Volume With busin. Ss loa nsw “ith Bharp fain of $2°7 ana Q $4585 Hoa ong Intere ST Puy 2149.5 to an advantage tr abroad so to do, Reports. Reserve Ban . calls attention “Cater the ban }r« With funde” : velopment that th, Serve Bank: did not Eteater Willingness reserve ty, SUD} funds. An inf Was reached banks mm Juns to prevents 48 unsett). d Uthoriti, Si the crop ks Mdicat, a , ©S8la blish. d ii exper Notwithstand. the heavy demands Seasonal jn Failed to Hold After Invading New Prom the =t-Dispateh. ft; Lhe it of JU head iz + , vn . four Previous) vy mont); ry ad io Tj ’ ‘SO Sex ij tO sup] and 2 , , . Mterest; Federa} Tie htio ~ Lhys 1) 4pparentt, NEMSEe) ye i, iOn with lor mon: and for Of “rights” the brought a dec] 4nd the bij) OvVer call money for tO meet al] were Constantly “availab}, Increase Bor ‘New York their borrowings at to $425,000 na0 rowings at Re City banks increased ' iit? approa ine both i eete © and businece were Sufficien requirements Rese, on July Eréater Stock Tights ° the Reser,» extended funds there market POliey as SCS Of bills reduced Portfolio to $73,929 ana S39.000 a Bales of (; duced Week aco. OVerhimnent that port, lio — , a ‘Perea « What tho Resery, (] money, Dut rath. r tcilitie. fO sutissy ‘owing the “OMmMecwhat Consequentiy. Note th: Lt ey ix T'e ) me In rors borrowings at the regional tions this to @ total Of $! 325 oA Aw ~~, ‘ now stand est level in years, whie that the Reserve is in Position if it ROR here and Chain Store June “‘W YORK. July a —“Saies during Jur. . ’ Vera of l Pig . ' “rn Se money amie i jee wV «te €a let ftrnda. we HIST reg . ““eNan Starnes 1 Te? 3 Mely thie Show ¢ fp 27 StA4 Pie ‘Sttonal Tea «, 540 Sa HH. ree Oy 4. SRG 40% AM “tea nm Pert Stor Ss iw 1 j oa Sy Newherr "4 807 * Cutieors, Ante Se 1 18° on Miers (4. $10.5 tor ernment att} their low 118 tO Sa) excellenr when and than { ereuter t} ars, “Casons W 4@vOut th, it definit, ly Prosp: rous & sta dilization iN rates “a rate as POSSI ble to really needs nears when expect to provi; f lds. The i Rese ry 48 funds Movem MS Week's it) hay th ] ‘ivail COUPrSe. Thitist .) a of a re. “Vsterm's Bae. Prog Md furth, Curith 7, ' + S14] a. We ‘ Was not 3 to « Yfen ié rte IMStity- Ho non htige > m+ h. ; Bo: nity business a! HM’ nHtirwy « “To heet S\ steme melvding drue chet hing ' &Perery stores, on the bawsix « fieurrs « POUDORd today, show. nCryY ae Fan@ing from - te 3f ner tt mm Pree t im June as eS aNnounctne oi & ? or? « ’ > 8 ’ wily ; = SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7 , 1929 oe Nlstnnnabiniiiens os ——— ST.LOUIS POST-DispatcH Einal —..... ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ey WEEK’S NEW YORK BY SPECIAL ASSUCIATED PRESS WIRE, Je¢ar age and 0 e,- ; STOCK MARKET OS wewiinrwartitiinniaen on TABLE s Cltran, id) i COMmmeon ("> I-46 Dries (00 omitted). YMBO “rtl> stuck, th? aid so ta | COMPARATI VE Low.'in Dollars. —————-? Range for St0cks and - | for | 1114, Bucyrus E i, Buff «& Susg .. Range for St ox | High) Low | Close ‘ll, Buft & Susyg Low.'in Dollars. 38's Abitibi Pow & P Llgt, Calum & Ariz oO oy (‘alum & Heela "anada [> G Al: or | > i 7 ee . . t spring » omy St 0.7. 8. 7, Tt. TF. LF. , — ‘ mo, serve, ‘lis versal, Ors Wi} the las iS no ind CAllOn jin If operation. 7 , i - ~~ od “So ‘ses a a ~~ — “ ;" — ’ - 7 4 « ~~ dicert ‘Johns + — me i ~e — Sia 1929 ‘Dividends High.! Low. | Close|Ch'nge ; Range for Stocks and Annual Sales; High | | for! for in Dolla rs, lv 9+ 1o Fed Lt & Tr pfd -= % 13 4, bed Motor 80 .13 4014 Fide} Ph Fire Ins 2 124, J Fifth AV Bus .64 rd *s +4, Filene’s Sons ‘ ri 4h % ils r) Ss Sons Di h it % ott, Fj St N Stores 1% é S 4 Fisk Riubber ; (2% 401, Fisk Pp ibber 1st I sl k, +14, Fisk R ist pfd ey e345 65% i“eisy Nn Sleb SS ty Sia Fleischmann etre v4 if Florsheim Sho, st Luz 4, 9° 1, Florsh Shoe pfd- ¢ 13% ver Follanshbe. SB OF% 44 Foundation luj Su Fox Film A f le4% Frankly Simon pf O47, 6% Freeport Texas 4 ] i Ay ; Deeer ak Propf 8 es 93% 20 Ga briel Snub oo L041, Gardner Motu Sim 66] Genera! Asphalt 138% 10415 Gen Asphalt pr 5 as } { bak pra Ho a le Genera] Bronz: | ‘4s Gen i Cabl. : }: >. (ren ¢ ibie A 4 Loy 2, } (ie (able pf 7 , i4 HS freney i Cigar 4 Hu 2] General Fi, vb A l en Elk Spl .60 4 ‘| é “aS & El A %b l. l] (; GE&E] 58 pt Ag L164g 1621, VenG&E] $7 pt 4 > \ Phe ‘ 1% (FS. ers] ATille ] ener ii Mi] 3S per ¢ raA%! 68% 'G. n Mot 3.230 E LU %, L221, Gen Motors 7pe pry tS (fen © itdoor AdvA4 t 2 fren Outd Adv ctf 9 ’ Ss ; ty Pub s" ‘ 3 P ‘45 Gen RP Signal ; ] (ie iiv Sign pt ¢ ' +4 f '?! Ado Dp It st has hefracto .B ow % ‘ bi] Tf Saf Ra i* rill iB Os ‘ » rT TY) re Py ‘ 6°. Glidden « l‘gh . 2 "SB fel ; ‘ ' 14 fae Ad yj 3) ( G 8 CrOld Durer 2 ae af | (;00d BEF 4 6 (200d! BE pt 7 : ve Il: O0d veg) Tire&R : $7. 14 (; year Tire 1 pf? PN , Ce Silk Hos 2 -» 4 ‘ Lat ‘ ‘ OUDI-« \ a4 za (; i Paige Mot + = o (“rah Py = ¢ is 2% 63 s Gr = : Min 3 q “ i? 4 (7? Storee 1 ‘y Ee. nd Stores pfq oO h f int Sugar | -% 20% 'Gp df ol 7 04 " +t) {ira } Li) Df 94 453% Gran ¢ ty Stee] +4 2 14h. (ran \W\ J ] , oe | “ft North Ry} ‘ = lf { NO} Fe t cf 4 j sd Bvt XN Ira); ( 4 ] ‘1 14 "4 Ut West Sugar ~ 84 9 1, ® ‘WG it Weat a... pf 7 i *% IS6 ly (sree Cai) Copper »91,' 39 “s Gulf VW & Nor 9044 G Ma& oN Did 6 ‘9 >i ¢ “tates Stee] 4 47 j ‘ . “rt pred r se Fiiack Water {1. = ') Hack Ware ae s% 96% 3 “% Hahn Dept Stores, . lo 309% Hahn ld Stor pr 6k 4% i] Hanna (9 Ist pf 7 a4 é : Hartmay A 3 s @ “le. Ss i*, Hii é nd Bur ~ | . s Holl, ier " - 2 Homestak, Min 7h = e « Houd Hershey Bit, is: §3 Hou: Old Prog 4 / + 4955 Household Fin pfe } ‘0% Houst m i] , = »6 » How Ss Co 4 R A t's Hud & M inh 2 ke { Hud & WV Pid & ‘a » H 1 Mot { al ) ' Hupp Motor « ea 152 fo2'.s Hino Central 7. 146 Avets Illineis « nt pf «6 oI%. 3h Indepad Oil & Gas? 2% 17 s Indian Motorcyel o% 29 indian fining 5%: 29 Indian Ref ctfs o.i 2a . ‘ in iustria Ra OT) %. 120 ingers Rand I b ; fngerso]! Rand pfd x %: 78 In] | Steel gu ‘ ‘8 Inspiratiy Cop 4.) } 7“ ~2 ‘4s Ine oro Rap Tr : j Ls l PrCOn hub ‘% 81s Inter \gricu ; 8 4nt Bus Ma 2 9g o™ SU Int « nent 4 # $414 Int Combust Eng's 9 Int Comp Eng pt 7 ‘ - t. Harvesr = le S18 l4 int Ha, Ss pf 2 | 'é 72 Intro Hyg Eley 338 . 6 © L. Ine Vi: ryt Pf 2.20 154 74 ' int Mery Marin 3B Le Int Vi« V rine pf 7 tty Int N} } (‘an 44 r -~v int Pan «@ r A {0 x] ‘ 14, Int Pap & Pow B é 7S in i it) A: Pow ‘ ‘ Int P ~ Pow pf 7 9 ‘2% Int Pr Ink ox ; to [mt Ry Cans 4 HN \, [} Ry ¢ Am ptd 5 xf 2% Int Sait ] »H \ I: i Int Silver wT) > ‘iKraft pp Ch pf ¢& I “3% Kresge 8 § } €0 | B¢ lag Kresge, Sepey... 26 14h Kresge De por Stores Law | Close iCh UW’'kK./ Week W Fairbanks Co pfd .. ;} 51% 46 3. Fairbanks Morse 3. 110% L001, Fairbanks M pfd 7. (255° G64 Fash Park A 246A. log HS 1g Fed lL. & rr ] 7 . '2 Fed M & Sm pfd 7. ~ -~ Cm. oe Cte ~- ~ mis , « eee © © ¢: ~ £ ,? s Trucks 6 Madison Ss G , eee : Sugar ... ; ) : & Stamp 2 ‘ . Se. “15 x7@ 119 -d pfd Air Brake at, L488 2212, “K St # 6 pr é 7, Ss ae 108? pr # qi West , ‘ Rys Corp pf. : Dp r A184 1] am $6 p 6. 3 % b 7 10b. A Edis p 6. 11 3.4! ~ ri 3. x90 46 Rub «af “s = G & Elec 2... 374 . . _ 530 Wee B ../ ste oke } Cement 45 Continued or Next - é wae & me Py 7: es Machange asi — 1% @ 72's ca Was net lower. «3 w ts a masts Por it OF sand eat, tow — — Which operates 47% 4gyi ge EM Folie, nF ie ” lis ars | tee rrr aby LOS 113% a ll ++ oe “te s 145% 145%) gt ) 00% 100 M+ s 104% lose 2 ' Some ap ty JF 5 _— Following the w. : Yo 'Tan@er tions in ‘ = a c >> — wd eee -« } — * i e etsy Ow ‘ill rerty if - « * + a i ts oo +s z ~ x =x - oe ry = * — * ad mes Ll [+s > > 4 s@ tne 3 — iF — S ws “ 4 ; i af + a ts z sm | FF ae a » Pr re ca os bs 1 fun Mm: tak ~anedieetanine —_ etme ei Aarne FK'S LOCAL STOCK TRADE SMALE International Shoe Is Ind vidual Leader but Pric Range for P eriod ] Narrow. ned sas Myance but There was a materia! falling of business on the St. Louis Stock week, &Zgeregate sactions being but about hals the total Of the The week was one day te the Fourth holiday. International Shoe was the most active issue with turnover og more than 2600 shares within a ran points. Nationa! Candy the week with e fractional lost it and ranged mh more than 2 peints before Me end of the week. Wagner Electric soid on both sides of the Previous close, finishing with Gmail net am, Landis Machine recorded high riy in the week but later National Bearing Metals sold between 43 and 119, the top price representing a gain ef 24 points, United Railways (4s changed hands to the extent of $23 tween 804s and 80. Being off ‘s point for the week. Most of the bonds weer bought by ene house St. Louis Public Ser. vice cOmmon declined 18 on sales of 170 shares, Hamilton-Brown gained more than a point with sal Baer, Sternberg 2nd Cohen closed mt i0%,. or 2% points higher, previous week. short on ing ge of -000 be. the latter Price 1 point to es 375 shares. Lecal Business } and Financial Items Brauer Bros. Inc.. reports that Shipments for the first Six months ef 1925 increased 29 Per cent over ; same period last year and that Mts rose 14 per cent. Additiog. - Pace has been acquired by the £0Om pany. moving up Production $500 pairs of women's 8pec: Bhoes daily. 7} ST. ous STOCK QUOTATIONS ~ LOUIS etry X EXCHANGE. July t of closing bid SUOtationsg on stocks that did ie the week “outh Side Bank. . tat KR “a 7° e@ee@a : “Piers: pira . —_ i; Br rr v pred sie | J Broce ie FS ot : ‘ 7 Br, = " ae aw ~~ RY Equip PTS 44st 20 Wi (later -_ : sdb | Bact pf ' Medart com > Globe bh . : Burge” at pfd : : pire } P eee He . pfad Sea _ ie te ‘ss com % ; ae Lemee old . is. | En Te, rie Pack pie , : 72 ' Kopiar pr, . LOrloda ‘ _ a” xo 18 5S St Me, r : : : . plc — eins 25 a’ a ’ a ely 4 pfd ities (o pofd ; + ls ' on . it 9 , “er pfa p } “h fT 2 ° ~ ? a tele fs " - *@-e o ; CUras Breve 4 ws Pout he. . ; **? @@es : . tT} ee f - ae 2 : . *-* >. . ae : . © — ¢0@bhe oda : = mf. ; "re , = ‘A —" 4 ‘SP Mecn t ries }» > Gis nfa > > « al ae ¢* , te 7 . es a > 4 seocurt "’ Produes Exchange. a) e283 dete 28 - A Adhd nz es - ma. : x oe oe ~ > — . O& be * — “! Bk w « me _s “3 C 2 - — 7 ~s TON Jui ‘ — Follow m ; ee ae ira tm "ay 7 at . ‘Tite of... Sichange cit omg Erwre Brel itact? ‘ital os “er erity. Tix r igs ita eh “ er Ort Biste. ° TR ie t* Ame. 7 Lisa Metais Re Bi % *. (Paragraphs for Dudlication im this column should . Eto the Financial Editor.) . Plans for a merger of the Me. lan Co. of lort Wayne. Ind., animal feed Plants in East st Louis, Fort Wayne and Buffalo NN. y. and the American Milling Co. y hich has plans in om eria, Omaha and Owensboro. Ky., fH ge have been “hneunced in Ruffalo. The East St. Louis branch of the MeMillan CO., Operated under the Mame of the Wayne Feed Milis, § Inc., is located at Seventeenth and Brady streets It does a gross busi. Ress of about 50,000 tons of feed annually. : If tfe plans are approved by the Sock holders of both COM panies, they wil} be Operated under Manaze ment ofa holding com pany to be known as the Allied Mills. > — - be Qddressrqg Le%Be: > a — ~

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RR IRE Oe te den PWIANIOIG 1GU CiuUUGds IG : : , ! : MralVWN FoOuna 9 + ’ 7 gape enter _.. ST.LOUIS POSI-DISPATCH ___ wekeiseniiniaeitlintii RS MORNING JOLY 7. Wee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ Se — ee ease ne a ee rt re ee aes! ai] | FEK'S LOCAL NEW YORK BOND MARKET | ST. LOUIS STOCKS _ | CONVERTBLE BONDS AP omitted). (x) Ode ate. B th A | ted P e Hi ' ; ce SOx su 6.—Total —" :; ‘ SECURITY. | Sales.) High.| Low.! Cigse. | SECURITY. Sules.. High. Low. — ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, July 6.— Total transactions of | : | aes ieee ’ y 6.—Tota transactions in bonds on the New CORPORATION BONDS. | FOREIGN BONDS | stocks on the local board the past week amounted to 14.94% shares, | \ York Stock Exchan | 0 ; é ” P tor pg — a sales, $10,411,000; ete — pepe sn to 98,261.00; previens day ad Ore Sh Lin gtd 3. 1.102% 10249)1 ' ' compared with 30,067 a week ago. Bond sales were $60,000, com- or | for t 1 nee reareiates week ago, $9,175,000; year ago. $4,261,000. Total Ore Sh Line rf 4} 2) DO %? 99%! O's 49) 7105 1105 105 | | pared with $37,000 last week. eaoae pe: Ore Was RR&N 4 3) 86 %5) 86% Oo ones B10 \% 100 % 100 % Ry the Associated Press. or | transactions from J o da 32,5 ompared h a. éu k. Week ans n an. 1 ’ 389.52 : ; I wk. Ve Week Ween! Week, $1.7 6.000 a sgh “he d “ rei ge $1,382,528,000. oom re wit Otis Stee) U.... 8102 | x, | Bergen Se 45 .. 110% 110, 110 ty | ' Following is a complete list of securities traded in on the Ex- eight: a , ; 91%) ‘ . | alrite ah as . ‘399,190,000 two years ago. Pac Gas 2/40 Berlin City 6s 5s , se ' change during the past week, with dividend rates, sales, highest, | NEW YORK, July 6.—-A " | 103! 93 & E1 5. 24, AT) 2ER) uotations iber ars ¢ SOC ac | 4 v . : c m3 La tunedaw arke ; 1.34: 470 36% Quotations on all Liberty Bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds ae Le Pe - 5 | oe Sou oan oo a % 100% 100% | lowest, closing prices and net changes. Symbols: *Increase. —De- ‘Saturday bond market was enliy ~* @ 7 oc". xe ese fs + ee 3 .| 237) 87 7 ‘of a dollar; that is for instance a sale printed 99—24 means $99 and Pac T&T rig § 52!| 1,102 % 102% | 102% pies. ” S| $61.) 861 gf peters .. Unchanged. ‘ened in the last half hour by a ...xI10245 242) : : 24 thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. Paramnt Bwy 5% 98%| 98% do 7s 1969" . «| BO Te 85 7, [a0 : a sharp rise in convertibles, which . ; The followi j lete lis : + os Para xan Lasky | 7 Bordeaux 34. 905, 99%, | 020 iStocks and Annaal Diy. ! i j + Net , Ctose Liose Bee] x40 100 100 ** y 4 ng is a comp ete iist of transactions siving sales, 6 47 Jf 4 0 OR | NR Brazil eal 2% 105 ly 105% High.) Low. jin Dollars. ss [Sales! High. Low. Close.) Ch’ ge.| Bid. Asked (| finished the short session with net 33% 33% — |pternational Shoe Is Indi- highest, lowest and closing prices. In sales 000 omitted: Park Lex 6%... | | 82 | BR > 6 e1N20-% o mY i thee te | + tad oe viene : ar . So's, Sa'y dole Jo‘ 35% |gains of from % to 5 points. Other 1 > a, ; —-— —_ a , ‘ , 1 1) ” ‘ ‘ 7 ee | ‘Am redit U ‘ ae 573 57 3 re” nie ou : : . oe = 14 ert’ al Le d b t Pri ce — alte: High Law. Clove. ong we ace'l 1} 85 | 35 “i ‘3 do 6%481027-57, 22, Yl) OL | Oly, | 7 ‘Baer Sternberg & Cohen. .| 223 s ‘ issues were irregular, with the in- h _ vid ader DU 1Ce | ; ener : P Bremen 76 35 .. % 100% 100% |: 18 /Bentiey Ch 1 r : 20° -estme ails maintaining their Pe, r . . a ‘ ia > oie 4101% 101%) 101 % 4 i] f ntley ain Stores 1.20. 12 vestment rails ma & ‘ 50% 61 u CORPORATION BONDS, BOND MARKET AVERAGES a British 5448 20 | 37% Boyd-Welsh ; 37 lo i a) FB, ° Penn ’ 16/108 1108 1108 , ‘ : | ot eave ion o : firmness 107 A St Ey. 9112 5) : je do 3 ee 37 .. ‘ ~ 3 iy 6 Pen: 53! 3°96 ee "en 2 M 4 (Burkhart com. ; — ‘ lessly through the first hour | , 4 gel als. 5 ee Ba ‘ . °' ¥ | Buen A 6% Z : 100 Cent trie @ listless! y , g . Narrow. mg aie A a 11 #09” ig | “ public utilities . =! Puile a ey tad. a 08 , | Buenos o | 9S | 5 47 Coca-Cola, Bottling a, 3 % |working slightly lower on small i . , a ® ° v8 7 oj 2 i ‘8, d *. ‘ — | } a . ; : ae ~- 7 ~ . Am Sones eee .| O1 My 10] ‘1 Combined average... 4.15 22 Phil ReadCAal , 5s a | gs 4 ar ; ‘ Ot) % { me, ra y+ a “a OG a a* ; transactions, Hrisk buying ap- er {Am T&T 59! He U51Z1105 5 Combined month ago 94.49 ’ ¢ ah 2 ia + +. ' JA -onBON Gated Laat ~%| 425 ™ ‘: oe ; ' y jal falling off |4™ Sus Ref 6 3 103 1 | Combined year ago 97. Phillips P sis 3) 2) ROM! ROG, BOY mer er Oe ee Pe ta Oe O84 iChampion Shue pid 7.....; | 8 08%) | U8 4 gey|..... | peared in the Tam: 6 There was @ materia! fa es om | Am T&T col 5 46 2 i102 2] op patal bond sales (par value). $3, || Pillsby FI oe - Cauca Val 7% "4 5) OS | OTT D: oO \Elder Mfg. com. 1. , S00) oo | Lads + |howeyer, and prices were marked pusiness on the St. Louis Stock —_ eee, 60 ' Oe dy bee i 102% ) ee - 11,000, Port El] Po6s47.! i 10% 100 % 100% CG Mt B 63 ‘ | So oe oe Ely & gad 5. ssf tf ie up rapidly on a flood of inquiries y rate | -™ “ Ud %y 10 PRy Lté P 58 42) 20) { - Ou SF. ua 2! 97 { re Se ug b~- + , esesect ms a) ou Bi a tom get a om : eee ait Am WW&E! 5 | 96% YI, 96% | SECURITY. Sales.’ High.| Low. Close. | Porto R_ Am Tobs, | ‘gee Oe %) OL%! V1% |”; ee oo 4 Oe + ee ee a rhe International Telephone 4's tions being bul av | Anacon Cop 7 35 178 % 180 . oom mom Postal Te&C 585:;3, 2%) 92: ~™, | Chile ee ae 10) > ja een SFU pid. wi oe. | ' ade a quick recovery of oOints transac ne the pre\ ious week. | Anacon Cop 6 $5 | Ub 104% 1104 11044, CORPORATION BON DS. Punta Aleg Sug 78 1 Be | i rt ES, ‘ 1 ” | ‘ 4 Fulton Irouw. .. see - 4 ) ed 4 - ide aq by 6 P the total f . | Ang Chil Nit 7 | lj 0314) OB% YS% ax a5 O41 00 121 00 = — | Pure Oil 5! 4 | , "i o 4d 3.22 4% First Nationa) Bank ¥% 454: oe ‘ J bf from the minimum, closing with a The week was one day hort ow ing Armé&C 9 Del 514 | . ‘ 1 Mot AY » Os: " a3 1 “ ~ 10VU /3 Purity Bak - | | ; 6 61 Feb ‘ : 4? 9: 4p ; v0s Granite- Bimetaliic ‘ ae mae ‘. . : y i 1; $1 ly Hamilton- Brow hs : 347. hy : ' i to the Fourth VAT&SF cvt 444 is Qibevi.itan. tes Gdrich Bi 6',.# 710714'107 [107 Rem Ar ef Gs. | 95: 5% | do @ 1962 Mar 3! Oo ae 0! ae ig LS (Mettig com. 1.60. ........ 15} 1D wl Bi high figure of 16344. American International Shoe was 0h mOSt | AT&SF gen tn acl aS oie | [Gt Nor xe a 13 Olt! Otte) Ol% | R Rand 5% 47 w| 5! 9348) | 31a | Colowned 4, 00 | U2 %| 2%) U2% | F2%) oe, Eoieueiene bettas 2.50 .., 3S 27% 2— %s, 27 | 27% |Telephone 44s moved within a rnover of more 'Gt Nor Ry 7s . » 109 % 10 Se 51, 102 | Colomt Geet 3141 Si}! : epende racking ost . Mele cd us : —igeesage oe on ran . of LB % Se 5%0 B.... 2106 % 106) rn 106%) ya tag 9 ms ab 103 10) Colomb 6 3-1. "| TT ane ee 4% 2 68 International Shoe a i 4 74 $4, range of nearly 3 points, finishing than 2600 a ee ; . ty | ar 3° |GIf MEN SsC & { | 96 | Rutland 1 414568 | ly BO% » Col Mtg BK ‘| 3} | & anit —" o pid. . rene vi 106: 4 1051: 106 3} % &% i, . 1% net higher at 148, while Atchi- ’ i om Sohueen-dhenteben Shink 2.50, 280) a 8 | a6 | oa age ‘ . ‘son 414s advanced 1% to 137% na ew eck with a fractional | AtlIGuif&a&wi os : ‘ me ‘@'A |Hud Cl Ss J Ye Oo; 7 ‘ 7 v4 SLIM&S gen 50 | ; 0 Copenhag 4% 3: ' @ Re aR pA a ms : > ot > so oe * siete ba ‘ pf es “ 4 2 , } ’ * | t it and ranged Atl Refin ae bh oe i} POO Ww 100 I. 1004, Hd&Mn rf 5a A » &é 4 NX 1, do 4s R&U diy > b 49:3 1 {;: ‘ | Cordobal e a | 5 r? 23 us + ee all agg [ oes — — ‘ pan : “42 ° te . es t} tl eon 6 11 th | : . e@i Ge ...: | a — NB) HS, UB, - oa ota e) &- ' , . ous 72 (196 § } ; - 3 2 Landis Machin recorded high sim Stl a a ei § N71 . ‘ fy - A ss res , 0) Us | i Mo Portland. Cement 2 7451 42 , i 4% ern Ts. New York Central bs and the week. Wagner | “C6: a. ee soe 1 nT as “OG -46 asp 3 . 533, Marathon Shor { ») a Le 19% early in the cheesey wed t. ; st re 36 | 100 100” 190 and steel Se .. | si) 5s 52 : $14) 9B be ke P P eat 6. 4104 U4 | is 02% Molcney Klee , Pe tenes oo 6 ; en ee, thie. Seaboard Airline adjustment 6s ris- was net lower. ational gel | Bot Gee "Nill "6 2} 63 "| 6 ; | Lifes T a ? } 0% ; Si - m1 we | o% : nd 3 | DE an “be wt " 103 Li wat Doarine Metals. 3 .. $2 f 9 | f -'*"* ling fractionally. tutland Railroad ee Ai ot oe gen ds A 5103 [103 [103 [In RT af 3 sien | 9 ! | 6% Se dt - 100 2 1014 | rst R . ‘eee aes 103 %4 wont lace Plsae eee, Cane Sto 24 e oe 1 2 | SO mee 9 40% consolidated 4s, infrequently trad- the top — = eS eee But Ro&P he “y ) ; { 0% ay i | Int C G N . 1 es + Head Ph D wo ses] 4 Ts “8 3.3 130 *\133 | 22%, Nicholas Fw Pee se 20 eS ; ed, dipped nearly 7 points to a new of 24 points. les ! Eva “ae 5 oe Ye ~~ oe rT 1102 44 (10245 102% | ei Pj 28 = Teepe 8) 9. Led, | ua | er: oe on tk us M bso Ad iPickrel Walnut 1.50 .... 2, 22 yy BO Micctvel Ba Ce year’s low of 80%, on a minor of- United Railways 4s changed!Can NR 4458 3 | | 99%! 90% | Int G N bs ¢ | 94 | Smith Cor 640! 2 1018, 101% |101% | Finland i 3 85 #93 | Bate) 27 'Pedigo-Weber, 2.50 | mae ; Ee etl fering eee igs? ee 3 jos jos [int Po oes ti 1%) 1 $ | do rts qos 68 | O85) OF % | Finland Co 40 2%1 92%! 92% | 100") oa” |' do Ba pla 7 hor ye Beate S Industrials and utilities, as well freen 80% and 80. the latter price | can x B .- tet rs ee ein is.| 1 93%! 93% hon Er oes 04a , France 7 ¥ | @idemlane inag > | At Se Pe FP fae A ig RE ars ee + as foreign bonds and United States ae otf % point for the week. | & | geal p14 lint T&T evt 4! oie ea Lie) France 40 22 | 90)200% 508. |100% Scruggs com... | “95h1 1 T= ~ ae Government issues, changed hands Most of the bonds weer bought by} : " 2 “= : 7 r 39 , 97 164735 157%2 1634; a oe , 2 | : ¥ rench d 1102 1102 102 ‘ | do let pid 6 = . ; 84 5 eees : senes in such small volume that no def- se ; ‘ | s do 468 M&O div a £. gamaees ~ . S . 4 uls >} -- Ss ‘T= | > 7 4 ; " « Int T&T ai 44 dl - s ? | ar ed fad ‘ ‘ . one house st. Lo Public Ser- | , RB | _* b "a 1 g°%! 99% U2 % Sw Bell Tel 56 | 1101 % oie 1018, Ger C A B 6838 ) } oe , ’ gyre $e inite price trends were perceptible. 31 ig | Sec urities Invest : eas . 3! + BBMl.. os National Radiator 6%s jumped 4 yice common declined 1 point to, C'teed 51,8 48 . 1 101 Le | 101 My 101 ‘y ae {100 4 PR 8 58% &8% iy ; %, Southwest Beil 1s on sales of 170 shares. Chesa Corp 5847, 16 69%| 99 | 90% | KC Term Ist 4 | 86% | | | F ie ‘St Louis Public Service .:.| 17 137) 5 : | . Hamilton-Brown gained more!" o en bi 1.101% 101% 101% | . 4 © ~ ~ Ee Tenn ¥ ates (5104 % 104% 104% Pe, CAP’ 6s 60. Me. 65 | 85 | & 4414: 52 \stix. Bae ine tao. | oa 4 & ee - 8 eee points to 50, where the issue was | | 376 | | | 4 nen | T ° Ou Oct 2; 84 R4 x4 oN ys Vagner Electric 1. S245 4%) 45% s 10 points above its recent low. than a point with sales 376 shares, | 5 99%) 99° Kresge Found 6.) 21011, /101% 101 er 014 Bee 102 4 102% 102% | | . ~ | | 84 eh ae ae | 9. GB PER. : | ‘ Sternberg and Cohen closed | Chic & 4 66 5 — | LS&MS gid 4 3] % | 97%! 974, | Third av | 5A Ay | 56%, | Ger ex PRs : ata 106 4 | See et eee * 9) ee marl as wea ‘+ | while North American Cement 6 %s ener, iw ee Ch B&Q 4148 77 2! 95 § 5% Val Pa con ! Tr Cont O 6% 38) 10 98% | 98%) gay, | Yer G FE OL) Ul 10 , Scullin Stl 6 .ee 9500! § of f eyy,! | lost yesterday's gain on a five-point { 91 t Q 4's , Trumb § ) | P | 2 ; at 1014, or 2% points higher. : Toe Ze, ; 1,84 {| 84 | 84 | tFumod Stl 6 “40 | 1101% 10145 198 u | ¢ eee re a | a: | ! it ow “ 63, ya : ty aan i: 103 4% 103% '103 1 Ulster & Deon § 3° =a ad 79 3 y 1 3: 9344!) 93 O31 | » Serugge Fe . 8 + x 4%, ” drop. Cc i] Gt rest ; vo | & ad ar 5 5 5 - o ® ‘ « ~ es } - ony POON On et AS ed =o; 29 | ie _ —_ UnEL 51 - ro 5 eer 2' Ry! OR Wax 3s, | ' United Railway _.../XX23) BOln) Bf) | pas Fat ae ae , . “. 95 = «| 1028 ° eaee sod fhe 1 io ao ad ° 99%; 09% | UnELEP rf 6 33 | 4 ‘ORM 200% 100 Heidelbg 74s 50 5103 103 110% | (Io bond sales 000 omitted. > ap vl . Ss = = vine oe i 7 4 CM&STP gen 4°, E oriar o 0%! it? ae ft | gary 74,8 44 00 14/10014 10014 | | rants, declined 0 e new 29 «39 LO1', 101 1. ” Local Business CMSP&P 5 -= 37 + £8 . RE 2 ~ 2 1 m3 ‘| O30 | 06% a te 4k ost Ftd ee ti, a $s +Dividend rates as given ti the table are in the annual Cash pay tnents bused a A eri 100 4, ~ : Cc MSP&Pad) 57000 L&wN ‘unified 4. : H1% 9144; _7- > oz 1953 3 93% | Irish Fr St B« 60 10 6) 061a! 96? on the latest quarterly or half-year declarations. or, in case of newly listed securi- minimum of 97 on heavy offerings. Be, 01% Manati Sug 74% 42 2 934g! 9344! NBI4q / 7- ' 10) B: 85 16 BS ; 85 lit Cr Con 7 37 A 8 9514) 94 . OF hy + | ties, the dividend intention announced at the time of original eale and listing. Un- British United Kingdom 5%%s were an MarketSRy - | O)IZ' HOA; | -- & ASG! 9314) NBG ’ 7. 47 B 1 "| O4 ‘) | less otherwise noted, extra or special dividends are not included. | Midy Stl evt ¢ 7 | 9912'100 > 8 } 81004, 100%, | 1013 ItCrdons is 4 , i ee: wien’ # es , |off fractionally, closing % above ; ‘ 90%) |MER&L Ist 5 @1R 8 994%! HO Moy ||US Rub od... rate | m8 | ee | para eee | | ne the year’s low: ' ‘ ; y ° on ‘ , ‘ 7] ; 14 ‘ ’ ‘ » 4 . } the . , - 7 T-YITr'Tr Ux - Financial Items lL esiihed Lane et 4a 4s '&T yeh Hy ~ cli A ae is W091, 100 1001, | SECURTRY. Males.) High. Low. Close, | SE CRIT. Nales.) High, Low. Close. asics ESS (4 | iy , . i > iF pee 7 ‘ " , qe %, on - x “ , ° ‘ ‘. . mre ’ . T RE J: ; 1102 . 1 at 4 5 a ‘ eae 3 Mi R: A “ 0 ‘ é ( 73 . | or” " Se 5B! oy 1 a7 14 ‘ 2. ay. . OREIGN BON Ds. | . oo anaes BON oe. AUBURN AUTO FEA 1 (Paragraphs for publication in ol B+ he * : S 65: Y%4| 99%) 99% | WabashRR Isto | 2102”, be. | poe One ee 9? ee] “ai. | aa te ee | Lin 14's en OF TRADE AT CHICAGO , ¥ . .- o : : . 3 Wabash 5 B 76 A! NS % VY >% , Lomb E s 5” ado 2” ' 1 ov | OCCHSHI, : 10U% |) oe . ae) we me ! (oan | foe ee if ” i 32-47 21 99—10 9O—4 | 09-—10 | this column snouts we Sarees | es SS auel 11 06% oust |; we i wa 3 G12) Nem! 96! Wn se + Ss... 2 9 | 89 : aes 96 =. vol See 1 4 6% | | | CHICAGO, July 6.—Climbing to to the Financial Editor.) [Col G&E Ss 52 .| 68) oF Q) ae 13 ac Ker : 61.7% | 72 oh. bigs Fi 1/104% (104% 104% gr > an cesta 1 OT! HE%! 97 én 646 68 5 Oz 22 oe 3-: 8 4} So-—17 ones A + ant Y a new high of 385 and holding at } nv . : . - ‘ | MOT oA 4D: ‘ j , _ ———. Q 1 4p hs 4), R Gr do Sul 8s 46 a4 O5%4'105%% ' fo De - . oe Net | owe oid , Plans for a merger of the Mc-/ co: 2 by ‘ 9S | Mor & Co let 4% ‘ y 7 , fae oa des AL Lyons Us * : a 7 ; | Qe & 44-54 20 104~—11,104—8 104—11 | dso to finish the week as agaltat . 2 - Mas ; ‘ ) do 68 68 ie % £H%, $3 I? Metal Mark R ‘ a close of 330 last week, Auburn * Na Acme $2 . , ae ' ; l. * ‘ ates anims Le \. 4 agg Maryind 4s.. 3 71 rf : im 3. 19" by Rome @%s° : :! DO W's | YW Ma Vv + as One of which operates animal fee d plants | ¢onsum ep «| Nat Dy 5% 4 é = - oe 4, 98 an | oe . ity 6155: o: 89 " 39%} 8% | Rotterdam 2% 102% 102%, eek's [Vieta et Review. | Auto again stood out as e in Last St. Louis, Fort Wayne and | Con Corp 6s 43 66 65 | XR Mx 4%: asd 1° 37%'21%:21m 1 Lae 5 108% 108%, 108% | MontM&A 7s 37 | | Salvador 5 \1084,/100 | By the Associated Press. the most active stocks listed on Buffalo, N. Y.. and the American Sem ing A ag 47 O81, 9814" oo? e oy 3 ", , 7 =, tet ‘ 107 i " ex-war os . R-4,, ent ‘onal S Paulo 8 &s Rye _ he ots : . oS SS d c y ‘ | 3 Wiek-Spenc St evt i a 5; tg “i WY ‘4 HO, ti] wr “ : 7.9 o7 hs ne a | later —s 1 » that in "ae general i flected in the prices of all the : , : : tte! ub-Am S$ c¢ ~ BU 4 ‘ . _— ~§ Oe : ho . eR ES 21. ‘ 4: be 5! 4 v1 90% Yl = . : aé , ~~ operations during July would continue @t , . ' have been announced in Ruffalo. |} Cub D Sug «738. "2 1] 4 - - Wil & Co let Ae ‘ i: + an North lore 4 . a TB rvcvdiigg) Fp —— r+ a practically ihe eame rate @s £ wprevicus prominent rarer Bendix Avia- The East St. Louis branch of the | Del & H rt 4s .. Biel aeeel. s . = 91) , Yngstn S&T 5s 78 | i 998 et : Be eer ; 91 ot ) a er re 08% fons | Bonths and that where a falling off in ition reached 95% and closed at : Den G&E 5s stp. c f ' ’ j o P Wei. ; | ‘ Wamirn é a 101% 101 yo1rm |= m vt ts ‘ 1058), + ‘ eertain orders did occur a heavier demand | 6 & , McMillan Co., operated under tha D&@2RG 48 . go} ¢ N.Y & StL »& ep : FOREIGN BONDS Norway co 1, 101% 1017 eerve C st | . ow RD 14 89 by from other quarters would make up the | 92%. J denes at 87% last week. 14036 a 3% mame of the Wayne Feed Milils,|D&Ri Gr con 4s 1) 8! Ot eo | _™ a, aR | OR . ae 3s on | Norway bs 43 S101 %y 101 4g | Siemens & Hal 7 ‘aed tin ee ga pe ee wees ee eS | Borg Warner wound up the week . 3 7 , K te & ' ? | ab «6 Adriatic El Ze 52 M1, OH | ° = a ¢ nen ie | } Cn as € Lf i rox: : - 67 , Inc., is located at Seventeenth and Pay4 py f Ba 3 * » 108% Prt ; 3 , f DZ . yd Alp Mont 8t!7855. te, “| Norw ay ve a Ma 993 35 ae Lon 100 imately 16 per cent larger than last year.|at 121 after going to 122 from a 9 4 arti ‘eo | - a fe oe. : 4 7, ‘ : do @t 1 106 106 Prices were steady. Pig iron was steady 61 lo G'y ol... close of 119% last week. AAC OS Cr ot & 1 © Brady streets. It does a gross busi- | Ve Ed rig 5s 40) 1 O10) Ye 10033 100) 85 Lee, ) ; 2 ew 18 4048 ee Se ~ Nor Mun Bk ‘ )! ("2 % My | $4 : 91 | 91% | and unchanged = : } 6 Aft} d ‘j Hy is i : I1¢0) 0 1&ric 4% 67 3: 8 HNIA) | ; ow te 1 : , Irien DL 4 * i, ! weden oly |, 100% 108% 105% | at only @ moderately active rate : 0. 7a a . annually. Donner Stl r{g ; & ) 4 ~ Bh at te 2 ou : dF &. inne ; 9%, 993 pn *, ~ 40 s is TP 7s Mn 94% a “wiss Con 8 108 108 recent uneasiness in London apparently reached a new high of 45 14 and - 2 If the plans are approved by the | Du nergy fae i4 Lue A lo” 1% checking a e- a pt of inte eee a. closed there. Commonwealth Edi- ; seer 8 A ‘ ‘ 4 nti : . os { ‘ ‘ 2 - ‘ "47 > 2. ith He | auiry from domestic con*tumers cont! siockholders of both com panies, | rie” ist con ext’ :s be . " ddl N a Te ‘| db 6 49 1060 et 1G :, vs : . ne A , has =f | Tokio 5 ls s)| gos a1 | 90 N , ' 1961 Fen, o O9% ANN aos 58 : 3 997 O% 19% | Tokio C 5 52 } 2! 75%! 97514) 75% | mand fabricators have held off pending | record a new high of 300%. where management of a holding company ‘all ts 1961 Mz 2 99'g O46! WI, Le, > S30 me The ty Oy kin Kl I. 6 5: S! vo} | publication of the June statistics Pro- | it closed. . ae ¢h . = : - | om. " ee ; } } > ; ‘ ’ 2 ‘ee ’ As ‘ P te J). . liga ws i ‘ ; | ducera continue to quote electrolytie nom- 2am to be know n as ‘ ne Allied Mills. ‘¢ a vt *¢ P s ; wt n . if rat) 5 4 ey Se r 7 f te ‘ ty ‘ . . ‘ * | ‘ 5s » ’ : rer) ~ od. 2 3 ’ ‘ ; wliw At 1s c@itia dethis fred in the Con ee . * . Ate ;, ; =A : - oF te Gt : $ 77 ) necticu lley. with custom smelters still | | prevailing largely for July shipments . demand Zine was without special change, Pro- _* Oo. e-* @. a * oe 60% , . Brauer Eros.. Inc . reports that ; Mm. te, / a ms . ei F438 : : : 4 pees " . ois a7 5 wd y developed firmness | Gucers were maintaining schedules and re as . sl lhe t 5 ciieed| os th awe toe, aoe a a ae = tie | patavii u B4e ; + : at 4 pig ad : A ab lowar - clowe of the week. largely on | cent estimates were that consuming stocks 93%' 9 | shipments for the first six months lc » JnéG) 5} 22% 3%} 3°234 | | ac gen %.. 6 lea Rav; Sing 4: 1 ¢ t}) ): r , © ny of ap 7 ; 07 oe t ines tendon. Consumers and | 4Veraged moderate. al v PMB : Antimony was fractionally lower t 90%, B41, of 1929 increased 20 per cent overjGen Asp 6s 3! 119514 '105%4 105% | No tes P Oe 4 dpa rita Boe Beigium + “ss 4o.| > Se? a, SB seg ; woe ieee soe ene Bi 4 } Be. | Gea les re reported es buying actively. th h th ted easiness of |) se , the sam a a , ta 514 , 5 | pS i, ON '4 ONT, Ohio iy Mm ~ des ; 3 igt felgium o . = i Ms . i mae é } . ; M1 54 ery : ? | P : a7 lL, | 4 prices were reduced although re- | Sympathy with e reported easin ie 227 % 22: € period last year and that at. 1, 94%) 04%. 94% 1 Old B Co : R63 %, , | Belg Sta Ln7s 20, 105% 1052 Dx 96 ‘Yokohama 6 6 3° 93 | 9: 3 |ports indicated a fair consuming demand! Far East markets. 37 3, ® F x, ee | rofits rose 14 per cent. Addition- ; AG =a WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET TRANSACTIONS (Continued) 9913 ort 208% -+4-20 % as daily. 1415 1415/1415]... . - : = 425/126 118/188 | ks and Annual |Sales| High} Low | Close ,Cli'nge | Kange for Stocks and Annual |Sales} High; Low | Close Clvnge Range for jStocks and Annual a High | Low | Close|Ch'nge! Range for |Stocks and Aunual |Sales v S03) 78% 74 % | | 78%/- ST, LOUIS STOCK QUOTATIONS "Range for |Dividends \"¢ for " for for 1929 cont Cage © ccxaalle PPonan 192 Dividends | for | for | for | tor | for 1929) = | Dividends | for | for | for | for | for 1929 §=_ | Dividends a eck! Week. 10; 28% 28 1_' 28% ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, July 6.| High.| Low.|in Dollars. | W'k.’ Week Week We oe cant W eek High.!| Low./in Dollars. | W'k. Ww eck Week Wee k| ' We eek. High.) Low. in Dollars. |W'k./ Weck! Week! Week| Week. fiigh.| Low.|in Dollars. W’'k. . Ww ae 41 oY 473%, 48% © sr pieee H, a list of closing bid and | 91% 79% Penn RR 4 .. 1704 91% | 42%! 2! +#Rio Grande O 2A 148, 32 29% 30 %4 fi, 32%. 13% ‘Sweets Co of A l.. f 14% -- ‘| 100 \% 78% Univ P & R p Gooel x70) 83% rer a9 106 1 v4 L106 ; F oe at @arine the "werk. Stocks that did not i Z 208 ‘o PeoplesG Chi 3. 3093 A i2s / Y 70 = 4 Ritter Dental ” 1 + fal 67% + 4% Symington . me ee i % h + 146 | 85% "64 (‘tah Cc ‘op . eee ee fe ja10 en i+ 1 Peta ital Bh SECURITY. id. Ask 1.\ 2516 Peoria & Eastern a“ 26 3 0 hossia Ins 2.29 - A Ge Lee TEE 9% 12% Symington A ne % 16 , | 49%: 35 |Ltl P& LA 2 ) | | a. DY « rin 149 (162 i, oe ; {mets Nationa! Bank 9 “a? apes i 4 5 1 Pere NMlar “? 3 ‘ : ‘ é 1 110 ‘ Jo FRO} al Bak pf — . > 4% 106 and - 2 gh . ly 174 4 Te ki 1utog raph re 2 6 si Vadsco : Sh hr ie : a te a 138 %4 ™ a tue sew © weak. 35 066 i, Pere Marqd p 0° .- : Bis wv : v*% of Royal B Pow 1 .. 09%, 039 '§') 0D A >) 7 16 Tennessee C Pos ; >, ' | Vadseco Corp pf 7.) f } F ¥6 oss: if - . op ae 7 , . wa} , “ | f - . . z a ‘a . _ . : ply ¢ “ae “ 2 : ai “oe . ‘ 4% = hioyal }) 8h 1.3éh ‘ee ‘ 4 4 j Vexas & orp 3 j iV ‘anadium Corp 4 29; tu! ¢7 m1: Alligator Cas. acesl 96% le; 31% \Pet mane we ss 6 GE 58 ; 8 > 154% Safeway Stores 3..| 208 1681416214 167%, + 4% 5% 69% Tex G Bulph 4 .. Val Raulte ....-. 316% > 4 “4 ‘r ‘her * - sae od Phelps J odge its . ) : 192 Safeway St 7 p p : 3 ; : Tex & Pac Ky b Van Raalte Ist pf earl. | . ; ¥. § nar des’ ata) * : -hiladel CO 10 +. 9414 Stfeway St 6 p p 6 x! § | 98 Of ie ot 73%! Tex P C @& Oil 56j. Vic Chemical 4.... ic 4 129 ‘ 7 7s high ie apes S ! Co 6 p o. . , 6°» 6St Joseph Lead 3b. 9 6934 7 7 ' 24% 3% °Tex P Land Tr new i Victor Talk p pf ¢. 6 115% ‘116% 116 %|+ 50 5 5 . | Ses a : % Phila ROS “7 tis files” 109% St LS F Ry & ... Thatcher Mfg ... 29; 24% 24% 23% + “| 244 %\Virg Caro Chem .| 57; 12%; 11%) 11%) a=. aye ome Be a ad dg a e. f 1% Phila Kap Tr ..-. rink E> , Lng oni +#S5¢t L 8 Kp » pd é 93%! 95%'-+ ; : ye Thatcher evt pf 3.69 ‘ ’ Y 2 [6% 26 V-c Chem 6 p p pf6 46\ 41% 40%) op =e Ys ghey, 113 4g. + | 3 1s Philip Morris 1 ...- Ste , 2 g9 St 1 eatin Mieeed ine tg a8 %i4 . The Fair 4.46 .... oq 38: & 45 a8 3 L oe 25m 2 Virg 1 C & Coke . ; 24 | 23 oid St . 00 2 Le, Fie > Shoe pfd rca ue | % 1 40 Phillips Jones o... at . a 87 St Louis Souwe p 5 21 Thomp J R 3.6v.. eb be 6 : Vulean Det pf ....{x150 100° L06 602 48% 46% i ruce com bees ean wat a ee | 36% Phillips Pet 146 .. vi; eo"2 “8 2%} 37. Savage Arms ? " "3% 16% Tide W Aso Oll.. 9} 4 i oe pa Vulcan Detinning .,x249) 90% 30/140 140 1400 | 4 ES Phica « & aiteas yee ®: : 34° 24 Phoenix Hosiery .. =! ot tae “s es ei 4 oe : ' Tide W Asso pfd 6 gi § o? : ‘*» Vulean Detin A ..;} x50; 20 , TO. - ” EDaneciis Ry Equip pid é a4 ar ete Arrow A 1: ‘ 348 oo , ; : 4 Seab Air Line prd.' 2 2 1 oR | LHRACR 2k AS +e fh: : : ba 7 Wabash pf B .... 4, 84 By gree : : , @ ; er Shea ee admin ov Pierce Oil eee : oS % Seog hee 1.°9 vA om 7 ‘ » Timken R Bear 3.. : pe , . a4 7 fk . j y« 24 i 22%) HO 148% 1444 147 | ; 4 : 9 Sieg gua 2S % Pierce Petrol 29) 44 oe ial Seat POY : Tobace ».| 3 143 37% 2 Waldorf Sys 1% «| $29) 34 | 32% 10 106% 106 j106% — i pa a ss | bs, Be. be ae eee 3 33 OUR /SCare Hoe 2a ...) $2: 3 Se ow as : aes a ie? big 3 ‘ 7 a ae 23% Walworth Co 1.20 | 119 45 | 42 ] 328 310 , F Giobe-Dem F ‘ ‘3 ' 39 % Pills yUry es Our Seneca Copper as ‘ia 4 : j " ay 2 : oe } sd . “yg yi Ts ms : Y d Waigreen pf oe¢@e @)5 ] 101 }101 1082 111% 1091 : p Ruttiy ptd cS eg ae i eee eee s Sharon Sti Hoop ., 213 5: : 2. | a ee ee oh seat Gs : _*| $4%/ 43 |Ward Bak A ...-,5280) 58 | 53%j 68 | "120 b iparaunic ess Brick pid ).....| 67 | ’,| 54% Pittsburgh Coal , Shattuck FG 2... 735 8 71% + reo bs rob Prod ¢ ms | ' 21% Ward Bak B 26 10%, 10 10% + “Pace Behe dl com tees] 8 | =i, | 92% Pittsb urs St! pt Shell Tr & Tr 2. ‘ 4: a 4 ° Tol Prof ct | , “4 Ward Bak a €. "9 26 | 46 nies hat - « ose : | 343%) 20 (Pittsburg Term 253% Shell Un Oil 1.40...) 196 26%, 26 264 lranscont ©] .. . , | Warner Pictures ..) 4471 21% ‘118% 119 |... : . . *@e- ‘ ; e* - , bes é . vies iain ae , . Ae: P : j ‘ ‘ TxIRV 1114, 110% * cablar pid ies eeses -»| % 125% Pitts & WV Ro Shub Theater 6 3 Transue & W 8tl 1. . Warner pf 2.20 ...{ 18) 63 51%) 51%) + 4 n . an ins Light pid |) 2! .....| 95%| 76% Porto R A TA 7. Simmons 3 x70 uN : a7 , [3 ¥-Norris : es - - of >) & oo ’ ’ 16) 40 ; 37 : ; } KG . ‘ . : , “ ” av Poor Co a 2. oe ee 1 \& Simms Petro} 76250 36 : | : pichigan ‘| | a 004 30 (Porto R Am Tob B 32% Sinclair C O 23 ; ~~) ae YU - y ; D ; ’ Laas thes oan — = on S . . P 800 1505, 145% E front 1011, PostalT & C 7pec pf: 1974 Sinelair U O pf &.. . 5 on™ ‘s Py Co pid ;?& Postum 3 1 ot, Skelly Ou 2 11 52 % 52 ~. *@!* : alia Water nfd 62 4 Lut o 2 32s & | - wa 1.100% 100% aon Poe nid 2 § | oR 65% 535 Prairie O & Gas.. 581, Sloss S St & Ir : e as aching €o . ~ , 2 & rai >» Line ss » . ‘ i 23) 53% b2 5 PSkouras sg rd ie 53 5 P airie a Line 4 , g 5 Sloss S St & Ir pfdi 277/112% 106% 111% | + : ie Lo, Acid Pressed Steel Car.. 101, Snider Pack 250/109 %!104 8/108 ty) 3 Dg tis Screw Secqe ylto-ag Mae BP seeds 23 Snider Pack pfd 3 Cc . , a . x20) 46 : | » ys Prod & ner PE yes 53% Jew Cal Edison 220; 2% ! , ; B . louis ¢; Prod & Ref p 35 Sou Dairies A t+ x20 t ; ” y eres Drug nfd Prophy Brush 4b. o at 10 SOU Dairies B = it, Louie amusement Pee? Se 24 |Sou Pacific 6 ; ea, .) . : —™ | | Gee Te Rey PSN J 8 pet pf 8 | 34 Sou P R Sug 2B. Aa elle Mi pet pt 6. 139 (124 (Sou P R Sug pf 8.. 4 ; ps SN J 6 pet p 158% 138 ‘Southern Ry 8 os eee | ss B+... . | Svc N J 6 pf. 99 93% Southern Ry pfd $4 ade | -F De PRODUCE Eran ; °S G & Ele pf 6. 631%! 50% |Spalding oo |. — EXCHANGE STOCKS Pullman new es 117 110% Spalding 1st pfd 7. ‘ ' , 3 . se 2 » pi é ’ ; tes NEW . 14% |Funta gah = Sparks Within new : - : of YORK. Ju! a4 auee ollow ing are 2 23 14 Pu re Oil P| eo ers g ang Chalfa nt e-. KIT0 124 ls > 2 ia: ; » the Ne the leesmattionn im securities on 115% 10954 Pure dil pfd $ eee oe : 220) 46 a ) in fyi). York Produce Exchange. Sales ogg att ete Spang Chal pf 6.. “- ) pees 1397 109 % Purity Bak 3 cs : , x50) 85 | = Bohai... , Spencer Kell rts ” : 2 erty. Sales Hien, Low, oe Spear & Co x80 110 J A ye ext Faith - ; a 681, Radio Corp Am :* ew ; ye ee et oe : tau Ne his A wil Ton ‘ 2 aa12/ ae oe Radio Corp pf Bo. Spear pf = - ; . Spencer Spicer Mfe 77 73% GR rr. : ~ | 100, 49%,! 405) 44 52 |Radio Corp pf o's. oe ea t*#Spicer M pfaA é. . , F 4in t) 3 ; ‘ ~ not Fiail Exp : 530 ; 4s : : Pr: Pin) ; vV 7 . | mm) 9s # ' ot sei ce | eS 3%) 19 tadio Keith Orph. **-. x190. ' Sig Seige PO . . I 7 Ho Spiegel May 5 . 2 — . Stand Com Tob 1 Standard G & E3% 14: See) 441) POO 15 14 Ri 0% 72% Railroad Sec 4 “| 200; K%; 8B 7 101 % Reading Co-4 Stand G @ E p 4. 134 Stand Mill pf 6..., x10 #../x460191 (186 ‘190 |- | Meee lating 9S Zi . +. (KB9S 141 (130% 137% /+ 6% 4 pis L ....! 200 2 Reading lat pfd - Stand Oil C 2*%a.! 349 yee . poe ‘ Sti , wee Se: iat ae ) Bo 18 > % 16% 6 ‘Reis &€ Co tand ¢ J ae Be. of1é Stand San 1.68 .... rs STOCKS A AT BOSTON 93 iRem Rand 2d pf & - te PP ’ , og BOSTON Oliowtng is a iat | " 22%, Reo Motor L660 .1 4 - -” ‘ ‘ Stanley of Am .... High. Low. Close. a ) , 73 Studebaker ja 7 = 92% Republic B A 4 .. if Ut ‘ : : o ; 5S % epee ’ : Submarine Boat Ane, aS “6 " 3 635 ly Rhine W Utah Metuis i - $9% Richfield O C hd; Wet Bast: — »* — —_ ~“ mM ts» ~ te ~) 7 2 cS et OF of co pS bic eae he) Mm Pn ¢ wi af " so Re we Sl BES I es . ~s . ~ Cc) oF ~0) . to eo #1 + + ae ew Trico Prod 2% ..-.. od tp , 2 Warner Quinian 2..' 278) 85% SE! 52% aaa rr fraer : Gat 1.69 a : ~$ , ? : Warner Bros P new. 6451 61 538%, 58%)-— Truse Steel 1.20b 2 aod fe. * 1139 Warren Bros 6b... 10172% 165 (166 j— Twin Citv Ran Tr s 3! we Stadia tae ot 2 tS aan aa pen le yd | a i nderwood Elliott 4 618 162% 5 3 ; A 4414 | Warren F & Pipe 24} 18 | 184% — 'n Bag & Paper.. ol §6% 36 _ 3% 244 Webster Elseniohr 2 90% 90 | (‘arbide 2.60 .. a; zi % 321, Wes O & Snow 72.. é' 32% se 73 ; , : % Wes U A Sp new. 27 3% 59%! West Dairy A 4... 49 | West Dairy B . ; 263 24% wel - Saree 7 Western Maryland %) 43% ‘nited phase ~ eat ys ; } 31% + 6&4 : 28% Weet Mary 24 pf.' 5 44%) ‘nit Aircraft pf 3 94, ; : el Vestern Pacific ,. 1%!) 34%) “nited Bisse 1.699 ., 90° +4 Y 2 4h, Western Pac pf ..i | 62 | 9% 61% \+ ‘nit Bus Pub . West P EIA 7... 103 (102% /103 ‘nited Carbon West EB 7) p 7 x120 107 % | a eial 167 i— ‘nit (igar St 1 West P E 6 p p 6. x280, 99%) 97%! 97% — nit cr ig Sto pfd 6 W est Penn P 7 D> pi x130 118 A 114 ‘114 — aited: Corp West PP 6 p 6) xb0/108% [105% /106%/ + ‘nited Corp nf West E & M 4 : ‘ es Wright Aero 2 .. 135 % 129% 130 i sige re . : Wrigc Ir Wm 4 ' ifauee- =e Tobacco 3 ..«. + Ba j y Yale & T Mig 4 , , Unity f Tob 3.. ; 74° - 14 Yellow T & Coach.! 544 43%) oo 8§|6 640 Unis Pict ist pf 8. ) é 4 YoungLA BAW 2%&b 1623 T1y! 68%) 6994 Univ P & Rad . = l4e 4 Young Sh & Tube & 100 146% 199% 146% - 45, ps ore -— 65 a mB OD = =3 CO 0” +? le sy o7 +) — SS .o% .¢* a PF so ate —_ ~ eyr SS wer a —) oS ~~ ~’ to &s ce 63 f5+4 woo Co Ur Yeo ~) oF Oo a —_ a CK CFO MRid C1 Cr -3sa wm CE es »* «+ ~~ S we eo en —_ =e es Po! 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Stand Plate Glasspf xit sy “tock hat - yierien a ‘ einen . on . q —— ‘ ’ , se 2 . , —_— _ Rs i loge» os™%'Repub [ & Stl p 7 L694 968 ling gel a. de 4° a, Republic By; "28 4 Stewar»rt . Pp « * ee 7 ae A ave : ca¢ “t = ; " £1 5) fe anes 4%% ' North wing o >> 55% a) teynolds Me ie : | ; filg A od es . +h | FO Reynolds Ps i ®. : - Sun O11 Pp! “i — Superior Ql] ..e.6 Superior Steel 9 = eR Ss ‘ Ss ¢ 4 +5

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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 ____ | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH > >. ee en & PAGE 14 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — RUNS CLOSE TWO MORE : ini || WOLFF» WILSONS MONDAY SALE 3 ea ad Be et >? 4 ee > = p eon ; = OR Spee he Babe Ne ‘ ee san aT a samnies hs 5 i ae aL ¥ ? sep? alah hey a 7 soi ~ “m : ee oe Re ee . 7 : v a. ees Be gouges President of One Drowned | Another New Wolff-Wilson Drug Store soon Afterward — Four Memon Formerly the Washington Pharmacy on the Shut in Ten Days. a ” pl Corner of Skinker and Pershing N f NEIGHBORHOOD a ; - : Gee T TW O. \ Ceds ’ STORES & PAR ' the preset our This store will serve you with the same clean, fresh merchandise and special low Ba) 3 By the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 6.— DOWNTOWN Affairs of two banks which closed prices associated with all Wolff-Wilson’s stores a ie Me See a EY ee Grand & Olive a N « toda und investigati f = tee date tasting ocncaie Fos | STORES LUES - Grand & Ares! | A Revival a in the Bi inghe district | . °° . banks in the Birmingham autrict 1] Teh & Washington SPECIAL VA De Baliviere & _Dr. A: W. Bell, president of the | Oth & Olive ' \ V. McPherson 3 : ‘cht O rT Woodlawn Savings Bank, one of ae i a Pleasing Light pera, tae aepositorics closed todas. was 1] Teh & St. Charles fron, 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste. .31c ‘\ cek Hamilton & Plymouth (a: the Municipal Op iver Skinker & Pershing drowned at noon in the Coosa Ri vi t, Ala. Dr. Bell : \\ ae Louise Brown to Star, iver near Vincent, Ala, Ir. Bel ; _ . - had gone swimming with his son 408 Washington AAAS 65c Barbasol @e@eee@ee@ee@e@s@e€ee 39c Original Role In the Mu a and a foreman shortly after he | : i _ = © jonors with i2& id nounced that al! depositors wishing fae ops. 5 60c D. & R. Cold Cream... 39c Bathi,, Ws The Garden Theater, incidem to withdraw their funds would be a fe) “eh cl a ’ $ » . ee ; i p Si ; gical director this week and tor paid promptly. : ? : S y " Rd D Ors ee, leader. Kornspan Sn ieee , : orchestra . Judge C. E. Thomas, State Su-} . we .. te. 35¢c ulm eod t 23 > the | [a oran re c ‘ “dard ¢. : of that house and is perintendent of Banks, arrived to- | the opening night from Montgomery to take | , @uctor. charge of the situation. He at- “The Bohemian Girl,” for tributed the closing of the Wood- i ' - has had two previous aw South Side Banks toruns : B® theater. , ccaaamaaea : pon—I | one in 1919, when the al fresco © d om ie? eg South Side Bank officers said that | ae - ’ b Rietb utarapeecs b+ Se I ee . ‘ ¥y 1 RRA nn 6p so er Re -4ee war sneyets oe as BED Ce On oe eS Ene B) NON vy ie Cc the S “ape eine ys: Wiles ithe a J I ees , ® y POR Se Her. HBO ; ‘i "6 Ps. a | af ¥ Sab Se ey te Pius . i rk ids ER OMX 8 o- = eemweny nine si oe : ~ ra rt RIE OR At says MRL) he So one ’ Pi othe im Peete Prmtneret . ~ POW as Sys oer ‘ — * . oO Y ‘ se ia - ieee x de; 'e iS oe = . ‘ ¥ oe te 1-49 Satin 9x4 © Ae: ; ies mad wy ain —— eee ee , noe eee oe, ¥ ee ee . 7: Ange eal ave ‘“ x , é , : . LERCH RP ENE site cihaeniepeietsiainsaaebanite bb bbb bbb br bh iii itd “weer r ree eer eee eee OG PRES wey Pe ED OG eat es > yee ¥ « > vn oan PINES, et eymit pg te . he yeh ee ~ ve P a nie a ee ity. Set in natural wood beck, § BS as Figaro with great success. T il try Regular $1.25 value. 79C¢ Pi2 833 he went back to London 0 e es Reduced to ha bars later he produced his first —_ (As singer. composer and concer 4 | Lyceum he continued until 35¢ Djer-Kiss co) “8 Where his operas were successft 50c Nonspi . | E ' fon to produce “The Bohemian ‘ : 3 That work made him an 50c Glazo Nail Polish [= “ta England, in Germany, in ee a eee ou we hautl an] OBBE Years were spent as a gentiem irs nesurstesion-tl 7 o - 6 ¢ HE famous Fanny Elisier hi For the Teeth % which she called “The Gypsy . | Balfe’s “The Bohemian Girl, 50c Pepsodent T. P. ..... Wy? Alfred Bunn. | . The scenes are laid in @ 50¢ Ipana T. P. 4 } @ighteenth century, when 60c Lyon’s Tooth Powder.......39e "ae Stan power. Some of the @ee Giri.” are “l Dreamt I Dwelt 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste ........3]e@ . Member Me,” “The Heart Keep Your Nose Clean : Bride,” and “The Fair Land of Shaving Needs BAPTISINE z : ar. outstanding hit of ; 50c Williams’ Shaving Cream. . .33@ It Kills the Germs | ME od vali. Your Hand, 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream... Be That cause LE it cording to pera: pet $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal... . 33e canine ae He _—s The story of “Lady Fing 50c Mennen’s Skin Balm...-....338e@ eer aan 7 F | : eeeeae o oa vb pen $1.00 Auto-Strop Blades ‘ste 0 BC 6 « rat Special Sale a ~ re Beith him is Sis daughter, He Regular $1.00 : Toilet Soaps (16-oz. Bottle) ? a M oney to B urn 25¢ Woodbury’s Soap .........17e 79C 25c Cuticura Soap fone vee ceve's el 10c Camay, 3 bars en tie «eee eeee ae : 10c Ivor ‘ Soap, 3 bars. ‘ee e eee « 19e Lend Us e ann eg Qe |Sunny Boy || tne sate Antieps Your Face) oo sone iegniguadll Z — 7 awry ee New Improved Get a Pockage of He Rinse or Cement igi. ls orang a LISTERINE Ww AFERS— K O T € x WADE & aun Reading and Sewing Glasses & , g blades for your double-edge (j - for razor. Perfect shaves guaran- | Instant A safe, non-ir- the effective anti-acid 6 CURVED BLADES teed or your money refunded. Use ritating solu. P| Each of these pleasant tasting Ask for Them by ft te ; - ta — | copie tion particular- wafers Tepresents equal tea- ik oil dele ons ly adapted to spoons of milk of magnesia, The modern come back for morr. t» h , Get the. {rae Oranee the require. the best known anti And woman de- te ready for in- ments of per- children particularl welcome from burning, mands co m- Re cre sonal hygiene these palatable waters, Give ah ing plete protec- Valuable as a Milnesia a trial, are er peter Soe tion all of the cooling comfort " tame. 60c Pompeian Rouge ufter receiving news of their Cos | were : = i While you are on your - ing. | oe SCI LT SON cation. In various colors John R. Wallace, cashier of the | t a. ere ; - with 14-k gold trimmed | : nd rex : . Ny S a elodies } Avondale Bank & Savings Co., died : = . , b ! 2 weld ean. 8-inch 19-inch © od, ig and fresh today Its m arreis and goid p 5 49 & 9 i . »f the English speaking ihe day before the bank closed | 5 ee straight. . ° straight.. . _i¢ . gongs of e BEDS, from a bullet wound which mem-| 2 earth ‘all w : "te | T : ra Oo ) a" = SENET EUS «8S Specially ® 10-inch = vamy ene wes ace arse to EES eee = Priced ... oscillating N “Lady Fingers,” at the G Somaeny wiictec. ean 7 os : SS - ,; , 12-inch oscillating; : play the role in which she was, Russum rendered a verdict of ac- | 7th and Washington Store Only! ie Ss ‘ cidental death. | black brass finish _it actress has established an Plans for reorganization and re- | — comedy stage where she was »pening of the City Bank & Trust | : 3 a | ie Sets been, c ‘ l ted d ; | e “2.88. 8 8s. 2s 2 28! ee Ses ee ee ee . 3 starred in the London precne Ce ee cop weesiows'| emedies : in such attractions The South Side and Woodlawn | ace ow ers : ™ fame was in te dees onpttaliec 50,000, | Sale of B «painbow” and with Eddie Can Banks were capitalized at $50,000, | 5 rel h 1; 81 : | the City Bank at $509,000 and the | Ru ber Goo S $1.2 ycot ymo ine ee @¢0e886 20-066 ¢ FRESH SMOKES! 60c Pompeian Face Powder. eee 37e = j With the ever-funny Errol, Avondale Bank at $25,000. | ’ ° » B | Goods! | - - - id ma | | . w 4 Baka . 5 “Lady Fingers’ would see MAKES ANTI-AMERICAN SPEECH ot wah es we . am s Syr. 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gut - SLL A LOIS —— EE oe Se ere , , 7 = > Nw WHA NEIGHBORHOOD II I- , 7 . : f STORES | 1 T TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. PAGES i—D- Grand & Ove | J . . ? Grand & Arsenal HHA Revival and a New One || How ——— al v= i er canon noesse”-«- | Missouri Makes Own Show De Baliviere & ing tonight, Louise Brown Became ) and Leon Errol in the mu- | McPherson ae “ aT B C sical comedy, “Lady Fin- ; 7] = Pleasing Light Opera, ‘‘The Bohemian Girl,’’ Is Bill ames Db. Varson ES Ce Ses. See et ' ae aan antllid ; Hamilton & Plymouth a“ at the Municipal Opera—Garden Theater Imports J Se wi vm : re 4 rene % pen Sc omg Buzzell and | Withdrawal of Publix B’’ Circuit weet Build ‘Youise Brown to Star, With Leon Errol, in Her 667_ LEASE inform my friends a anti eT, MUIWICIPAL OPERA — Sta-t- ing Entertainments Here Around Harry Rose, Arthur P % tial $n oe nde ; Nealy and the Rockets Each Week—Why Women's Skinker & Pershing | Original Role in the Musical Comedy, ‘Lady Fingers.’’ mS fouls last She Fe- y “« a we a pian. tie ing tomorrow night, Balfe's , ports of ny death are v } om f ha + _ Age i ye light opera, “The Bohemi in Voices Do Not Record Well in the Talkies. The Story —— Sreatly exaggerated.” a ry elon, > > Sint 1 ann ; TARTING tomorrow night the Municipal Opera is to present a This is the plea of James B. Car- : a Scie its ign a. “she Chocolate Woldier.” : of Gilda Gray's Rise to Fame and Fortune on the stage. revival of Balfe’s famous Bohemian Girl on the Forest Park stage tam =. haga 1 et ih Be a MLSSOURI — Billie Dove and By NIE. SW where tonight will see the final performance of ‘‘The Chocolate antes a lg ne i ar 7 “See Rod la Rocque talking 1 B soldier,” a light opera presented in a most capable manner. Tonight The belief of his friends that 4 | Wa a “The Man and siete apie tf ,. yer On the stage, Frank Masters T HE Missouri Theater is now rolling its own in the way of stage P he start of the third week of Peter Greig’s ; Carson was dead was the result pal Boe. ty ' ; — : po will ot ter with “Lady Fingers . sm oe é ee a & Case of eae Bi rome Mg Ss sy 4 Pa Td in “Steppin’ Out.” shows. During the recent Paramount convention here Sam Katz, ) Garden 0 t} ar F ° : te 26 — y rey Ed Gallagher of the famcus teal . oa | > Oe a ‘7 FOX—"Behind That Curtain,” who has charge of the Publix shows presented in the cinema "Bizew to St. Louis, as the aM . or the occasion Louise Brown, @ of Gallagher and Shean fe.l ill sev- wo. Ble x Oe as . ' a, an all-talkie with Lois Mo- | palaces around the country tried to persuade Charley Skouras to ssical comedy star of the first water, has been imported to share eral years ago Carson was engaged ih , ate. ; : ) ran and Warner Baxter. a give up this form of entertainment and rely upon straight talking Sonors With Leon Errol at the head of the Garden's cast. for the Gallagher part in the Yi “See 7 the stage, a Fanchon an Re , ee si , . Char- t en Garden Theater, incidentally, is making a change in it sketch. He appeared in the role " . iy” Ii Marco Revue and vaudeville | Pictures to furnish amusement to the Grand avenue customers, Cha WOT ‘ sins B ° =u fr ley, in the face of strong competition, was not willing to take the LOEW'S—“The Idle Rich,” all plunge and decided to go ahead. The Publix outfit has been sup- : in this city. | director this week and tonight will have Adolphe Kornspan as Galliwher died tecentiy. “And talking, with Bessie Love and | plying two stage shows a week to the theaters. The “A” circuit is Conrad Nagel. Also an all- | booed into the Ambassador while the Missouri has been getting the “the orchestra leader. Kornspan has been at the Fox Theater since now everybody who ever knew me : “the opening of that house and is a well known musical comedy con- has asked my relatives here the ; ea iar : irae talking “Our Gang’ comedy. ductor. Carson was born in St. Loufs : pat “B” shows. The letters, incidentally, implied no difference in merit “Dangerous Curves,"’ with | of the two outfits. Now, it develops, that Publix has abandoned the cause of ny death,”’ Carson says. “The Bohemian Girl,’’ for many years a favorite in the indoor When not playing nookey to in- Oe § theater, has had two previous productions on the Municipal stage, dulge in amateur vaudeville acts 3 tichard Arlen, all tadking, “B” troupes and so the Missouri will get up and produce shows of its ‘pe in 1919, when the al fresco opera enterprise was first started, and he attended the Jefferson School. ‘ sh and Harry Rose in “Say It] oy) just as it did in the days before Publix came into the game. ‘ 7 a” WER Fiowers. A peek behind the stage at the Missouri this week reveals some in- “gain in 1924. Both times it scored tremendously in Forest Park and Visions of a newspaper career, : coupled with the fact that pockét ST. LOUIS—On the stage, Gil- person, with a | teresting sights. All of the sets, drops, hanging, scenery, costumes, ‘there has always been a demand for its revival. It was selected this money was scarce, induce? him to | ‘il ce. da Gray.in Pye etc., for this and forthcoming productions at the theater are hand year because the opera management felt that it had a cast of prin- sell newspaper on a dewntown company ot 10; Joseph E. Howard in “Song of His | tailored products of the Skouras organization. dpals and a chorus that could meet the exacting requirements of the ‘Street at a tender age. me gal ; “Those were > davs” he ee . » Ee O ’"- WVenita Gould “Com- 4 re the days,” he rem- ' ro + coon - In Harry Rose, who returns next week as master of ceremonies, geore and text. “ft 4 , ‘6 : ; ’? : inisced. “Today I notice t} I Ss 4 “ 4 x edy Imopre ssions of Famous The Bohemian Girl, ones written 86 years ago, is still YOungs are stationed in a idliaedibaes ae . - a -b Eee. 6s = > ; rn , . Gordon and Arthur Nealy in his tenor specialties and the popular Rockets, the and fresh today. Its melodies have taken a place among the heart but in my day we ‘ad liLbed’ all oy ode ia 5 Louise Squires in “The Camp- | Missouri bas a nucleus around which all shows will be constructed. gongs of the English speaking race. over the downtown section.” as a fire Boy;” Blomberg’s Alas- | Rose winds up his pinch hitting role for Ed Lowry this week to re- i _ = & & = » ° a , oe gee ; pr ont ag turn to his own theater and Frank Masters takes himself back to the = re.” " ; ’ : a . Gilda Gray In icca a. : ot ee . Z |» Lady Fingers,” at the Garden Theater, Louise Brown will Mis Ot T Alenia when detenen: i GRAND CENTRAL — Second | South Side Granada. Charlie Schmat, the chubby trombone blow ” acts, play the role in which she was starred in New York. This young ber with a twinge of rcgvret the i week of “On With the | er who was loaned to the Granada, goes back to the Ambassador actress has established an enviable reputation on the musical ‘ balmy days when Hashagen’s Show,” all natural color pic- | pand. Ralph Nichols, veteran stage director of the Skouras houses, . . > rarde . : . ie sy gomedy stage where she was made a star almost overnight. She was faa a —— side and Paseo OPERA HOUSE will supervise the construction of all sets and also book all of the the London producti “Gir iend” at. ee A. aa — so. tithe, uiintees’ intl tie plarred in the p ction of ‘Girl Friend” and her rise to what is now Triangle avd Meat with Jean Hersholt, and the | Vaudeville acts which will be brought in to round out the show, fame was in such attractions as “‘No Fooling,” “Captain Jinks,” names to conjure with, were enter- ee “The Younger Generation,” i: i. i ae ae s OME eight weeks ago Dave Silverman bid the Skouras organiza- Sale of | “Rainbow” and with Eddie Cantor in ‘‘Kid Boots.” —— by “Jimmy” Carson as they Musical comedy star who appears with Leon Errol in “Lady Fingers,” regular vaudeville bill. With the ever-funny Errol, and the original star, the success ee Over cool and foaming at the Gedas, Shot tion good-by, turned his Ambassador baton over to the youthf«l senooners of something more than re ee but capable Al Roth and headed for Hollywood in his new ca- , ! ot ’ Fingers” would see s Bristle Goods! sag saad aes _ ee + seep ee ~~ one-half of one per cent. vacity as chief musical scorer for the Warner Brothers and First | on, Virginia Smith, Oscar Ragland, Floyd English, Edward Garr, “My first professional appear Bowed Be: = Me 7 ) | i National screen products. Ja +e & lynee Bradford, Sam Critcherson and others will have substantial @mces were at these places, when W ood ar Spare T hat T ree W. Jd McCARTHY Evidently they were waiting for the genial Dave. The first mM . J. Me | ntly they were w : Kleanwell } in the production. I was about 12 years old.” Carson results of his work are soon to be heard in two films to be pre- Tooth Brushes Wf} 4©6©'The Gardenia chorus, a refreshing and well trained group of Pte all oid Heo — ae ee a together and finished., But Poppen sented here. One is “Careless Age’ in which Douglas Fairbanks and Woodruff after that almost Jr., Carmel Myers and Loretta Young are starred and the other is igh-crad¢d, pure white bristles Bt. Louis girls who have won the enthusiastic approval of the Garden reason to change it. You «e« my each Brush sanitarily packed Theater audiences, will present several new dance and song numbers, f@ther was a rabbi, and it . nes tenn T The Veteran of the Munici- an individual car- notably the tuneful creation ‘‘Sing.”’ thinkable that a Frelich should go pal Opera cast tells some of the finished me. They couldn t forgel. «The Girl in the Glass Cage,” featuring Loretta Young and Carroll Eat : They wouldn't let me forget MY wy, Hoth are products of the First National lot. Reduced to On the stage.” o m o ° To circunivenft the arental de to business and the y have chosen amusing things that occur back triurmoph. ar : Hi ani of the footlights of the Munic- | ‘i £7 With approximately 50 features to*be released by the Warner prima donna and ingenue and son- | brette, tenor and barytone and ipal Theater. HOSE two and I played three Bros., and their subsidiaries in the 1929-30 output, Silverman and Best quality, ext til , ¢ s 4 ‘a a . ieee Milian” hea sti p ’ 2 d Mil a e stich = o ome light patroas of the heer gardens Whereupon Bill McCarthy's job 1 was worried. So much depend2d forgot the time completely. directorial tasks encountered by William de Mille when he filmed lan and at 20 had already gained some success as a ballet j,, German and Jewish ap is saved Ser another year. am that. tote. f Suddenly there were wild shouts. his all-talking comedy, “The Idle Rich,” which is at Loew’s this oe api Rossini when he was 19 offered him a part as principal comedy roles. Which is an allusion to the oth- when the cue came—te my sur- Three or four people were rushing weak Be Mille made severed test shots hak seas ae si P vr st es of fine al- = ; Bin _ . ‘ tr: . . - + . eC; ‘ ee: . . a 3 : ‘OXs t} , bridge yellin y j ¢- — i pmaritone of the Paris Opera and in that year Balfe made his debut a. er tradition that next to the great prise—I came in on the beat. J] across fie Sak. " the big lights were switched on the sleeping pet, its contented purring ‘Y¥. Set in natural wood back, | Figaro with great success. Ill health took him to Italy and in ouks on Municipal Opera’s slazse, went through the trio without uw (‘omanches. “Come on. You re ‘ate to otehtened meows a law) we = — ~* prular $1.25 value e 4 FTER a fling at work in ¢} RA the oldest inhabitant - "he That a late!” , , ; ; . é the am e oldest inhabitant. mistake. What delight. What a * sduced to @ Cc 7 $3 he went back to London where he appeared in concert. Two A circutation department of a lo- So, if I had Clare Briggs’ pencil, relief. Immediately 1 rushed from Woodruff and I ran like seared ‘“‘Now if we could only change the script so that the cat meows, years later he produced his first opera “The Siege of New Rochelle.” st , mined to follow the enticing smeli an Oak .Tree Thinks About.” As ' ar Po: thus far to put on his pants—a sine a! ak “4% ; > } ‘ 9 — 4 hteenth century, when Poland has just been overridden by Hun- ‘'*!4- Several of his talking shorts funny now, but in those days it ges Peres wouldn't even submerge ( , 44 Window-sbades and the clatter of milk bottles; in fact, all the motses : have been seen here. required all the acting talent that the mosquitoes (Dorothy Frantis) that he ha | Ke ’ : te loved her since they met and that go on in an average home. +1 ? sé ‘? ‘ o-« . 6 4 ‘ ber Me, The Heart Bowed Down,” “Come With the Gypsy first moving picture house in St. mention it. scene with Miss Duffield and |. a lk fom reached in the breast pocket never suggest that he writes the kind of shuddery thrillers which hy on % ews Keep Your Nose Clean ge : pe, and “The Fair Land of Poland.” Louis. (ete Campbell in which the plot of the f his evening dress coat—and on OF Se C¥emS eT fy eae cause the perturbed reader to look under his bed before retiring, BAPTISINE 7 q on 0 o o In between rehearsals for the Y role was that of Blind, the piece was foretold. 1 rushed looked bilan! No fan He tried : ANTISEPTIC $7 HE outstanding hit of “Lady Fingers’ at the Garden is the song Garden Theater productions Car- lawyer. And I had to sing in speechless and breathless. They the tails. Again nothing. Quickly as become particularly interested in talking pictures of late because y . son is renewing old acquaintances a trio with Blanche Duffield were nearly hysterical with laugh- ‘ ie began groping. The company Continued on Next Page. It Kills the Germs } 2 I Kiss Your Hand, Madame.” It is one of those songs that and fast dispelling the e’roneous and Craig Campbell. The music ter. But they and rey pet in began to laugh. Then the audience mm “epe is demise. vas diffic arn—very and we pulled ourselves ~~‘ iy , ‘ That cause ig audience hums on the way homeward after the performance, ac- reports of his demise was difficult to hearn—very. I cover up and we pulled oO ~~ began to roar. Tom, naturally W h M 4 § . » ~h ort ore ime SINUS TROUBLE ) 4 wing to advance reports. nervous, grew wilder and wilder in y ~ NASAL CATARRH 1. The story of “Lady Fingers” begins in the Pennsylvania rail- A G yps Kin aera paige Phy haa Menge HEAD COLDS and 4 ead terminal in New York, where Mortimer Quale, an arrogant theded 5 | torth poy his hip arnt The ee THROAT 1 : —. is about to depart for the health farm of Dr.. Jasper. a a rr ror PR ae nF 7 re laugh that fottowed was b-ed long- pecial Sale Price P m is his daughter, Hope, and a young man of the fortune- 6° en, SORE Lage ihe oe Be ie npempey est and the loudest I ever heard at Regular $1.00 ry 4 M hunter type. Quale insists that his : if % . Dna’ raise: atl Be j hs ee OTe 15 aa ee ae Baeee Bettie) eeey to Burn | Stu -storsce nes domsnd we | Ay EE 3S PFW se ie Roland Woodruff had a piece , need it.” A ae om ; ’ Cet: Tt 7 iB) fl hgh ars ys yo a ae oe cegph 3 of business with a cat, and all : The girl has quarreled with the * . ea. f iam > 4: ye | ae EE om! cate’ Aadener soliananiie tn ek ise ¥y Ile turns up aot re phen i, 7 R: ' - ae Cf az Poe cat a piece of liver. It behaved S : * * y nd ; oy ai tie ty ‘ J . irs : ; ws - -a! man she really loves at the station in company with a . 3 perfectly and the scene was up- ‘ friend whose chief trouble is keep- a aff ay ray) “fe bo? a ae , i Fe ; roariously funny. Then came the # .e ing his hands off other people's ob Fit, tar Pe he » iS " ‘ A Pp so. So : opening. Woodruff held the piece . d Us - property. In fact, at the moment pat Ti ih al Meh) ee rs Soyo - eA? a ee foe a woe ™. of liver in his hand. The cat start- Bi he is carrying a suitcase containing 1. tt , TO i 5 Ae * oA, 2 ai e “a. f ‘ted on the stage to get it. That cat Your Face : waz bonds which he purloined from the 4 Tae a ~ ee ve | “g ree - ge - § was too good an actor. It went \ 4 , / Ne ) bank of which Quaite is president. : ja as ¢€ “7 - ) % TOS S Seas ; eae: ote i about its business too seriously Geta Package of a ie G sy, To escape pursvit they join Quale’s >» ee ot | So o, on OY a Hy. - “a : i: The little cat, that great big stage. ! party and in due time arrive at the ; . & 4 sy — | ae ~" & It was too much for the audience-— | ADE & BUTCHER ify a health farm. Of course it turns p¢ 2 eS , e a a, Beat . bit ita ‘ f tar’ , # wal which broke out in a roar of laugh- = COD iti J out happily for all concerned in the + ytd oe ee | a ss, Soe SR Ft ter. And the laughter seared the : ~an te * ii. end, but not until tne taking ways ne ee ine BoC ple | =e Apa 3 Aeon > ‘cat. It turned and bolted. And CURVED BL ADE . . of the funny crook played by Er- &F%, oa ere allie * pit ee Fe Vga: ae | there was a cat that never came : : S We rol, has the health farm in a state pat Nie df ili ; SLE ee Sy = [, back. | ORT IY d of chaos. (ee ae ae “¥ a ee oY ee § pe Tae, i ee eo See - she had to make a cigarette on has many stage successes to his [gira om bo \: co.) Tee ss ge pms Mose Ce stare. I'll never forget those re- credit. The book is by Eddie Buz- Ad ee ee ale (\ gSe COA . | b % ie ee sg SS ee * hearsals. Her fingers were clever zell. The muric was writen by ae Gf he eee ah | — | , \ a i + pk = Me aoe ee enough, but the smoke got into : e 3 Joseph Maver and the lIyrics by wo oe 1. 4°" Lak f ihe SF , i ae tt oi i ae Pat Ee fd. her eyes. It made her cough. Yet and if they aren't the > 6 Edward Elliscu. The preduction Yai gies us a td ut. 9 . wt cee Pe Mf? Ce she mastered it and in the end sre blades you have a . has two acts and five scenes. Me i ie ee Ser =. | m ‘it Ne Nia”. ae re made and smoked her ciga:«tte ever used we have au- 4 F : ‘ bh » Ay ae ae Pee : PS ; a ee ” a ‘x, upon the stage with the charm and Norized Wolff-Wilson’s #4 F’ T HE cast of characters for | j | i‘ j grace that characterized everything | a | “The Bohemian Girl” in For- * oe Ne ‘Par S.-J . | . 4, f “1 4 a ; en to refund your money. Ee. £ est Park will be as follows: Ted a ibe, Bh Me Al “Te Loe ~ Ae ae 7 Se ’ oe <a During a scene in “The Doliar 5 blades for 50c or - | Floresta otto ipruman staniey a ae 7 ae oe 2 Ss ae gt aM 24." Dy. Wek ae cee Princess,” Charlotte Woodruff had 12 blades for $1.00 | | Neser w ~~ : Rae Swi, Oe me a - or OO ae ng Oe. Se to go to the dressing room to : —. & erate Eva Clark 7 ER a “ | , : ‘ | A ae 9g change her gown. She forgot to ih ene a ie ~ : : a ie pehen — gy og come back, and for five minutes ' we “ad libbed” until she could be brought back to the stage. The scene was #0 well received that we William C. Gordon as Dcvilshoof, in the revival of “The Bohemian Girl,” at Municipal Opera. kept it in the show. she did. ; a ¥, — f . ; & Wade & Butcher " . , “Fiose Maric,” or 2. — Makers for over 200 yrs. P S successful musical plays ever pro- F by Strauss Love in “The Je Rich,” duced in America, will be the Mu- —From a phote at Locw's. Contineed on Next Page.

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ee ie meee. on ‘Mm ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a ee wonye Aeon _ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 a oo PAGE 2D ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MISSOU MAKE : . : W “anes aera mows They'll Put the Pep in the Picture Houses This eek FOR STAGE PURPOSES —$___— 3 - — Continued from Preceding Page. nt ia Him ee Me . ir ena Fox has produced his mystery ace E $ — S: , a fe eo: aie ge he te 4 i By O. O. Melatym io 400% ALL-TALKING story, ‘Behind That Curtain,” as an agiet Ke WS he er & ne # ae 3 bs * ! = \ ~, “ LOVE DRAMA sali Sia aan a ete 2 , ( - se “es P , se | AR % Se : % ee hs - A Broadway wag, o the audible screen drama. ae BS SS 9 ae! . : Pe ee San) ee ~~ Se Tw: t | cigar stores have put fm “There seem to be comparativ . rigs Oe es MS | % : Re as Eee — a ss aes counters, thinks you can get ly few women players so far, sal 4 a" — Pe ee ek ee a ee TE : Rg 0 sill dels ee ee Ry . — thing to eat anywhere now the playwright novelist, “who hav 4 ee — e: — CO Ma -. ger SO Se] | BS yy ¥. ae at home. voices that record well in talking m = 7: = Se eet SSE we BS Fk) | eae ae =” . ve pictures. It’s a curiosity that to | r = Baie Fs ee . ee ee ee FRG as | ER ot , i 4 I met a gentleman the date nen seem to monopolize the ie : es. poe ae : ’ es : é ee oe Ses & Sie oe £ Res Ee. : coe | : : z : _— : ; i ning who has passed his talent in this direction. a | a * ie i fk eee 14 & a. ae x Be ieNS first birthday. He arises | “I presume it’s because men, hav- ae : ae 3: s Se . om oe ais ssi gee sak’ ¥ : # OP ss s: Ps 4 $y: 3 i eR: coe 3 oe x morning at oe ‘clock, eats ¢ ing voices of lower register, sound es Ute. % ad Gr ee oe. ff ie oer eee | | Be = tae a eo, big meals a day and retirets better. Women's voices are oftell = & q a tet tei. ae EB pa ~ 2 se Bina. Reet S MN ee ss per e ae ee eo ad Seay Kx eke into another room, as I ek" ‘s s0 it w on't be hars/l, ‘ } . pS ¥F ; “Reigate Ps SS: gee ail : Rs rs s he 4 s P ; ee ee ee . , . ae : : “oS OS Se 8) es , ; BS PSS The actual words of a € has to mind because of its sibilant : — , 3 SGP ese OSes Gee soe SMM es ake | Y gets: * : ek gangster in a holdup are said te lai : 7 Se oe Bae Ss Sie eS aE. S.' | > Se ae ae picnic. Get that, all you how to express their vocabies in sees | & Dae ae | got lead in my rod and itchy § te ce comnts on i ada | & Poy Mos os 3 gers. One crack out of any @ | [ : PRP dx RR op ks and they'll pat you witha a” Women learn quickly and the male |; : ‘ . & He REBEM stars with the best voices will soon Former St. Louts Boy E H ] N D Z H E S & R E E N A rthur Lake Discovers a Bink Sis - eee . | a - ~ Sound Studios , - png Oe oe eye >. “Se - ee A famous weather for have to recognize keen feminine Making a Hit B VS. tos eles bad oe on Tee are ca As a Screen Writer By Helen Hurd Don't Care for His Dog | oe ae te Cee ae ES Oe age: Te SS ‘Certainly talking pict ures prom- wrk 3 Sai Eo RSE pe oe aS There are just different a ise to make a great change in th= oe Ca. fa ee ee . ¥ weather. There are just as mam personnel of picture making. it HOLLYWOOD, July 6. himself and registering it in the the East. With only five days left of the play “Burlesque,” titled, for . ee! SSeS ae ees WE, Sea es people who — in Pain, s will undoubtedly bring back a PORE eee talk recorder ee allotted casted. | won the the screen, “The Dance of Life.” : 7 ¥ AS Pe Sate oe 5 sleet, snow, thunder and lig BIS & number of the veteran stars Wily Tall’ ° ° ” sere “Sas Sa gi E55 as there are lee who like sun. ‘ 2 of Hollyw ood Ss most e C - ° e “Hy “ng oh Walt al sli - 8 i J cess: ul screen writers is an =e Tepes (e » a EE ot IN A KN have had ag training — a Q Before the picture was complet- O SKELLY, the part of Skid os ig ae ee eg FE, Ly shine and calm, but they deat é WITH ELMER AND RIS a seemed to be losing some oO heir of St. Louis, whose EBE DANIELS in ce man etore . : sarliest st 9. ed he had been signed to a long- was no job of acting at ail. CT Se Se Fee talk about it.” | nen sont _ a C . a 1? } . arr “oOntr +: . * . Tr = leu isi, . Ti. ¢ ; ~ er é , : ee : to {olls woo ; - “it fs etnies i ian ” seth . ‘ : , ie , = talaga f “igusn rd of ters, co-author with Arthur Hop- 2 4 ike it: is , Olly we He was just “being as RS Ss eee Mrs. Enrico Caruso is sponse 46 a lack of self-consciousness and ¢ kins of the stage siccess *“Rur- bout oing. “he rantill: chose to explain it when accused =. ae , a meee a — eS . yrs aman kR ay ~ -- ws ‘. laam W ich 15 s f t eins ine c whied ; f rn 8 hic : tt aye m, EWELL'S heig s § feet of being a fin Lee tne eee Se A : yictures. their voices for posterity. One ; ILDA GRAY is back here this week appearing in person and -% a + a a TALKING PICTt a adopted son eS illa and John e training was gleaned illa and John ONE OF THE YEA REMEMBER, COOLING SYSTEM THE LOOL SHENANDOAH GRAND & SHENANDOAR The Shenandoah Is Equ Now in € taiteé lesque” which Paramount has just Ba ge NR : + | k r ( —-) Dat ' : . * - ; ’ : £ 2 > ] as hy Oth aide ay) Nn jered actor. ; | : ' ! iy né Ml 1s imt uC a nce ma ‘et ‘? s* . - . ’ . *> Z 1lHnisn j Ima eet | 4 8) € i nv ‘ Lita + Set. | Li ‘areer SO fa . ' } 8 a. - a ee The discovery 2% . fj : i | LJANTETOUS a urcrves, at the Ambassador. of Life.” Watters lived in St. Louis ; ~ 3 re aN , vel ™ _ a} first sta ‘o] , 4 Ts: ity oe a t Skelly — from 1897 te 907. and for four . Ce * hy a Fees 0 ee PB vere : ae * . e step into, speak into a@ mi ; ; ‘astillian. ‘be community the . cause tall aa “a? actually is a fine ; ; . | years of ti beginnin ee cis al Seti ; , . Te a Cleora Miller at Highlands. To Give Walker Play. and leave immediately with bot rl , a ase ia i\ Lteecuet " Lz i € r leading nee } : actor there i 0 &r e , , . disk Tt is proving quite a e For this week Forest Park High- The Michael Dramatic Club will , i “Piccadilly” at the ° > we ams a eae 04 was a student at St. Louis and John . — 28 i : , . : S said to prefe: - ° Here, said Five, a dive fie musical nd with the following in the cast: be attached to dial te 1, ~ “ rene oi , on the Pike ittle did the visitors is AES , nd .. —— aes ; ime trying gto fi: all leading 3 no : “irat gett] in Ravonn suspect that the college chap who , nee - yw pa es Paramount, : ing When one calls a number, not an age of 8. First settling in Bayonne call + meee mene hon someone to plas i. ne movies he was slated : your next pic- 8! swering, he says: “Mr. Jo ’ Res ‘ -_ SAL ea: OK rT} 1@ tici Ls r wnatever “ne : : f : : : ae ¢ i - ee es . nes N. J.. her family later moved .. | } as P 3 ce that the part of the forthe lead in “Dangerous Curves,” | ture,” handing acornetist and saxophonist. Num- Wick, Anna Marie Wilson, Rena at 8 o'clock.” This is -_ — . dahv gid, was naving an experien Nea ial ae ver a + Ie . ee ‘ 3 ‘ : , a to the Polish co! — of — a. “Mreuld . Getermine hia tife carest brother to len t ript was altered soasto [i him the story Of pers written especially for the bass Scott, Frank Belieki, Birdie on and when the person phoned # ] * y ag e é ier wor e; in ~ we Ms See 2 , mere were "Pe QuUuIre ry rin anrt e . - . . ~~ , Sa X AD i ‘ in eek. Oi rine. ii , - Willi 7, e the pac ing piant. ? a, nei ios ial teen a fterwe — he man’ ‘ge Lig ara \ wT, ] : le! St the Skelly took the : tinia Glennon. 1am Zimmerman ord repeats: “Mr. Jones » plain Marianna Michalska, pens ~ Pla ang cdeeseel ee «he ree it bu hey role, and David ha: become the seript home. The Cleora Miller Five make and agp Winkler. The Michael 8 o'clock.” Any number of : MANCHESTER BEBE ! : n | lead,” a se yf unvillain- HAL mext morning he pearances todav and very Choral Club and Orchestra will up to 20 will be recorded. | 4515 MANCHESTER mt SY ee x BS swoa oe ARSENAL GRAND AND NA AL | SHAW | ° * no Sag n novelty led by Miss Miller, Selma Kienzle, Marion West, John | | ! St. Louis Theater. The story of } Png : come from Texas, man, and his 6 feet 2 undoubted]; : leading vaude- play ‘Six Who Pass While the 7 . . : | | ' : _ Foe a Oh xs ~ i “e Se RE NEE IRIE: «PRE Le ag ges AORN S adyses SARIS conspicuous part of Chicago's night - ° - a hasebal! ietu? o be made by ‘# A Tay And + an uneventful childhood trudgin door, none other than Leonore Ul- *"* | : Stock | Company. He also appeared > MI ; ie gedian Broadw: sat: mt Sehith - here must . art , for gedian of Broadway's favorite desk of B. P. Schulberg, general PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS G ; friend of her father’s, who gave ie PR A Vv Oo S| ually ASS rked yy) thr rug “Ol By this time Mary had become ii) 0 up thre 1 Variou talk. A new Skelly emerged from } . he became manager of a theater time, is Manh : : foe, Gh Working Up & simmer act , ‘ -a€ ince s a fe sile : Th i ne Skelly i e r : : ; 4 in ~\ WwW y or} It WAS W hile there lve been recognized as the dean e ‘ ‘ Siiiada _ & A ois it Ww * 5 iS r ading } | : | L , E L L | on ines : N D 10r @ oc. -WeeKS run. life, introducing a score of “blues” VY sorsier McLAGLEN is truly a Yan and ‘henk, the vaudeville kelly wai U Hollywood Skelly, smiling that boyish smile, HARRY L , 7 rs 4 : “cuca : > 4 it Cool producer and taken to New York. what he Is doing. He was in Cape- that this team played and sang these years of hoofing.” : - Hall productiom® as leading man in tat . : back -and forth to the local Se - P x DANIELS. lisite, uS heavy. SKELLY brought it back. week dav at Tokio Gate pagoda. assist ie dramatic club. (Copyright. 1929.) — LA FAY ETTE ric. One New Year's night, when , in St. Louis in Shakspearean roles aa cian ian tg as See apes the: ri an n omic. fal Skellv ‘The manager of production at the west | tay 4} ALSO her a job in his tiny restaurant. 5°) Sat } 6 PC t. inally, they found he ne, rhe Girl in th tligh “I can’t do that part,” ie Mary was hired to sing ballads, _ : cage ee ae weet SO sight) boy, an e turned out tO “Retty al ” Skelly frankly. “I er tri at KINGSLAND 3 ; . nene THEATERS |. with a girl named Mildred Vernon, ‘" ***° age Phasing ae twee ae karts fact. He is he suffe daily if} ‘valy - : \. S| . GRAND AND rment ir eezy Chi- : ‘elentl: antai ‘hester -r) 3)j Tenton . , . : HEBERT cing ee eed produced at the Plymouth Theater appearing in several hundred © + ae Rigi2, eens Chester Morris, Leslie Fenton and 4 ‘es .4 . nae —— detective in ! 1] lkis rc others in the cast. as he never read ¢ \ ‘on G nd-F] that followed May Gray became a : to write some snappy dialogue for ™antic picture melodrama, “W them before in his life. pis 4 ; re E. Florissant | ! I; in 2158 AND - 7 - tow mn W he n he near >| the news of hy probably the idea will be that — —~ : re : ; in a Flora! Revue - a r 7 a ; ' ‘Say It With ing ‘ >» -& WEST END LYRIC): . . , ; nla NA «2-2 r) ivrie : , ee wan the kid next “Ouse pies ane was ear as ume that th bil Smiling his rath- the juvenil with the St. Louis ity to draw un fi hurr} OLLYWOOD has made a4. er shy smile, he placed it he 164 has mad i tra ny smilie, he placed it on the 3 8. JEFrERSON Mary was 16, she met a political “a ¢ nag with Constance Crowley, the Ene gssme a » ta wot rroner re ia ‘ seem aee 10 Ot ty Pres CoN at, Mary Jane Mc- COast studios. : 262) §. JEFFERSON ager of burlesque shows, and grad- UR pL Mae eno } . hame town bov who makes Sam | oirnete yy soe : ) | T Vv e) L! ne ry mi ‘ 6150 DELMAR VD. ne parts they played ~j/ Sensis Geena became. It was early in 1919 when Ls iment and “€ oy ‘ te city is likely to mn vo eee oer cuon eee ast year’s production of the . Gilda made her first stage appear- } ceived his bap- re = rete. pidirt omen eck from t rro-y night. Sybil- piece. All of the other opera prin- Richard Arlen a ” | ) te in —~ “Gaities of pola : spice aces ve Foner — ( ther poner ea n + . — ho knew uate ae PUNIClpal pera’s sou. cipals will appear in the presenta- es ee 4 | ‘ F | se W apic an ews . : . « anda, ar 1erre ion , nil vo — pons team ag; Sim fpen-ee, ee Poet — / CA\\A:\\: By PAGEANT | Q , esibilities 3 ight gust to November [eee avi bes v4 PHOTOPLAY THEATE / = US = i iiecader swore cisions. pon ge in 1914. He was 9 = a — ne oe wr ee a ». ./ fered her a starring contract for TALKING PICTURE COMEDY. iS granR BURNING TALE OF seen and heard in “The Hole inthe hi 22 “Follies.” After uring Steppin’ Fool! ELINOR CL VN’S - mistice, hen he returned to Lon- a ° 4 ~ + . " ; . cAA4 er , im it 118 don. an: ortly screen career lie was mmend- ~ a Se cd * . ee ei aoeien 14 Mtitntin eo service medal awarde: y * War own, breaking box-ofiice records NEWELL Du! ‘ 7 ” ™ i 4 ~ } be - c everywhere. ) 3 peeaetoe TU RE Irene Taylor hen the silver screen beckoned Department. He served as a ileu — rl is Joan Crawfor me, ‘ ; A and Mis Gra ned t at tenant and retired ith th ran hon) town gh is 4woan ; (ord, Me Baden-Chapman % Gt y Was sig : ° — of a captain sow Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. ee Lambertj W/TM THE ; , 7 nye paknee pactoprays. ate When David Newell's very busi- = ee Rockets. A With the 7 ee e 2 BiG ma of the South Seas, Cabaret, 1eaa-like dad in Kansas City saw 4 ; , Handsome “AST OF TAGE & ~ a , , and “The Devil Dancer.” LMOST ever ne nne that his son was determined enough Pine 3 Be 4 : oe : | TREET.’ tie ‘ si ae ’ . Po : ~ %, vo f : : Ss ‘% iy A > tee 7 , : ROD LAROCQUE SSeS Con SenetstyS | “0 & lows! Aisa Stage Shew. Now Gilda is making her debut with pictures is in ad humor. on a theatrical career to leave ; Se . ; % s Re 4 | \ Talking and Loving in In vaudeville on an extended tour Kor ithonugh h lortonus home and earn hia way along on ie § of the Radio-Kelth-Orpheum cir- pourth is over the tittle boys i: . the boards, in tank towna, stock, or .. oa Gee | a \\ Betty ee es William Boyd itn cult. § siste ny neiehhor Of , ; wanes ught it mig eo . & a Leatherneck” end he is assisted by a company neighborhood o the atudios s » the ht it might & Sam Harey da $088 Deimar | Aderee to ‘Tide of se Fazen of 10. delight in setting off cannon crack be a bad ide: r David to tr 7 a, ee , a ne A ei , ANDTHE #)' : h 1 ° f z 1} ‘ tf}? . ’ : ; be, ok , : Valter last night. Neeter replaces té i kett! iz at ti} ror ecen ii HEN the nig’ ie began th taik, ail : Jacques Tushineky. who has re too, and David watched the signed to devote himself to music RTHUR LAK E, A” youthful velopment of their voice ee yy R for the movies. Ln “sn | star, hae a dog hrougsh the pioneer stages of talk- / ~ —S Rees 4 ao j ANG ? ye , yo ie | . a Li oe eM ae Hd Neeter has had a distinguished hamed Bummer. The other 'e* He was interested, and besides , Career as virtuoso, quartet player day, Bunimer went with hie ma, he wae Out of work lie had had Be << gees Ses and membe ; , sa ag ae 1 | SOA ne THEIR, ALK* hemDer of famous orcheas- fer to i} sfiidia whera hea hoped mie disheartening experiences on ie “gt “3 . . : tras... He was born at Amaterdan io get - ‘ r} 1) qty nis aleer the Naw 4 ork atage, mij hy on leads % Holland, graduating from the Am- hummer, not Arthur Rut white | fiaon niays. and then he lead in sterdam Conservatory aa first prize Arthur was wor) away righ mthel Rarrymore’s “Kingdom of eS a ye aes “a = solo pupil. He became chamber merrily and things were going 0d." which he played on the road oe Ms ‘ PESETZKI 4 ge ges a virtuoso to ‘he King of Wurtem- pretty good, the director yelled try-ont only to lose before the e ) nd Hi berg and was affiliated with the “cut” and wanted to know who in Rroadway opening night because s om ee a is Orchestra HE POST- DI a SNS ee T SPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT | tra, the Municipal Symphony Or. looked at evervone else, and no staded the star she needed a more e « = ADS than ALL the other St. Louis Ps, « ae ee de ete oe a ae Sak. ae * 8 Ie aN ON Pred Toe ae ks © patente Se te eve eeee eee famous Metnengen Court Orches- the world had asthma Everyone Miss Barrymore's producers per § - F AT CONSOLE chestra of Ease n. the Raden.Raden one looked miullty until ( wae Ais matnre plaver in the rote Orchestra, and the Stuttgart Royal covered that Rummer was enjoy David, nearly broke, gave himeaelt Orchestra. mg a snoring good time all by one month to get a job in talkies in ~

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¢ nee — ---——~ —__ New York By O. O. McIntyre. NEW YORK, July ¢ 9 Night club warning: “We ot take checks. “If you havent he cash, get ready to fight your way out.” 3 In other words, they have hag ‘hecks! : . A Broadway .-wag, observing cigar stores have put in luney counters, thinks you can get some. thing to eat anywhere now except t home. I met a gentleman the other eye, ning who has passed his ninety. first birthday. He artlses every morning at 5 o'clock, eats three big meals a day and retires at g each night. He gave up smoking and‘intoxicating liquor at 70. He gays he has no fear of death, being a thorough believer in the contin. wity of life. “It will be like going into. another room, as I sce it,” he said. The actual words of a Chicago gangster in a holdup are said to be used verbatim in a current novel, True or not, they have a chill, Here they are: “This is a holdup, no picnic. Get that, all you birds. | a, by Dem Bat _-. ee PuOTOPLAY THEATERS — / BOND AUTHORIZED FOR BOY WHO KILLED HIS FATHER CAPITOL Attorney for Arkansas Youth Says A He Will Be Taken to State , School for Present. 400% ALL-TALKING LOVE DRAMA Sixth and Chestnut “Cooled by wo r PINE eens BLLOUISPOSI-DIGPAICH. Circuit Judge Parham issued an order today authorizing the release of Otis Hankins, 14-year-old slay- er of his fathcr, under bond of $3000. The boy’s bond. is expected to be made early next week but his at- — aT _—— ee ~~ | | torney, H. K. Teney, said he would ! be taken to the Arkansas Boys’ In- dustrial Schoo! near here as soon as he is rel2aved from the Jeffer- son County jal. He will _____SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929__ be kept there pending | outcome of the first degree murder | charge against him. BASEBALL TODAY BROWNS VS. NEW YORK SPORTSMAN’S PARK Time, 3 P. M. Reserve and Box Seats on Sale at Ball Park at 9 A. M. BLUFF, Ark., July 6.— THE MAN | | LOVE | WITH | MARY BRIAN, RICHARD ARLEN, BACLANOVA eS TO > . oe Ei 4 have the advantage of getting an Sttanked recent water power mer- é va F. i. te PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 4 | u forecaster bad weather, A famous BAYS: There are | weather. are just as many elight in rain, hail, thunder and lightning are those who like sun- shine’ and calm, but they don't talk about it.” : . 7 Mrs. Enrico Caruso is sponsor for the Speak-o-Phone Co., which has opened for business. The idea is to give people a chance to can their voices for posterity. One may §@ step into, speak into a microphones and leave immediately with the disk. It is proving quite a stunt with gay after-dinner parties. a . a HIS SE ‘ON ' | gl ' ers in N York t ‘ Y fa Pan Pa ‘ . f T's I e , 4 . : ‘ SECOND BIG WEEK HERE 2. ms f/ earty otast. With the material | | eee IN. : that still would be gathered in Mish replied: . . , ; the MUNICIPAL OPERA TICKET OFFICE, Lobby Arcade Building, 8th and Olive. Telephone MAin 1600. Seats are now selling for all remaining performances of the 1929 season. No waiting in line. Four courteous attendants to serve you. Buy seats in advance to obtain the best locations, ONE WEEK—JULY 15TH TO 21ST—SEATS NOW MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED The Most Successful of American Musical Plays SIBYLLA BOWHAN as WANDA PIEKRE WHITE as EMILE ROSE gwen ‘ MARIE (in the same roles they | = “played previously at the FS mignon tment Wa eek Say efonser” Wm Management) and VFlerenz Ames, SEATS ON SALE TODAY IN FOREST PARK AND DOWNTOWN tr policy of of as fine an archealogica! collec- aa bteoenta bid Drlvate Saar prise tion as there is in the United a else od ee eee States ow nership, and it also means that “Missouri, Southern Illinois and instead of having less partnership Arkansas are fruitful fields fe between business and government, s for 7 findine India i Os ce tie, there would manifestly be more. | a4 n relics y are in . . adi . teresting because they haven’s The Congressman refe1 red to the | ‘ | collapse 1e City Trust Co. in | been hunted to death. They | — - me | haven't been disturbed by inju- igs 7orn ted — a ae | dicious collectors. Ohio was a — baer oe. ee | wonderful Indian slate but it a intendent of the State Banking De- | been simply gone over ‘with " pany partment, on criminal charges. py-conate. Accusing Goy. Roosevelt of “try. | “The Museum of the American | reddit gv yt NOFEING someon Ce ee reatinewaghn oa ees the trail of the City Trust scandal! Indian in New York City is one of | py nis attacks on the power trust,” ithe finest collections of this sort in | Fish declared: | the world, but St. Louis, in’ the “Thousands of poor people were i™ helpley collection and other ma-/ mulcted and robbed of their hard- terial that is here in Missouri, | earned money through not only would equal anything they have in! the failure of Democratic State New York. officials to protect them but “The collection is unique in this) through the downright dishonesty respect. It has of certain | and crookedness of these officials things in perfection than any other | who actually helped to plunder Similar group in the world. In} therm. variety of material it is not very “Of course .if we are to have dis- unusual. But it has the most near- honest public servants appointed ly perfect examples of blades, | by Democratic Governors, then || axes and hoes, for instance, of any | State supervision or regulation of || in the United States, banks or of public Must | | Blades of Unusual Size. perforce be a lamentable failure.” | “Dr. Whelpley used to bring out Warder was appointed bs former | and show us 13 Gov. Smith. | long. We would admire it. he would go back One 19 inches long. é, Te ily * i y* ¥ . B AN “ALL-TALKING” PICTURE SHENANDOAH “THE MAN | LOVE” GRAND & SHENANDOAR WITH RICHARD ARLEN, MARY BRIAN The Shenandoah Is Equipped With a Cooling System— Now in Operation—C’mon! A R s E ry A 4 AN “ALL TALKING” PICTURE, sé GRAND AND ARSENAL ALIBI” Alsy on the Same Program, “Anne Against the World” SHAW | 3901 SHAW AVE. MANCHESTER 4315 MANCHESTER LAFAYETTE | 1643 8. JEFFERSON GRAVOIS ) 2631 8. JEFFERSON KINGSLAND | 457 GRAVOIS AVE. COLUMBIA 5257 SOUTHWEST AVE. Another invention is shortly to be attached to dial telephones. When one calls a number, not an- swering, he says: “Mr. Jones called at 8 o’clock.”” ‘This is recorded, and when the person phoned ar- rives, lifts the receiver, the rec ord repeats: “Mr. Jones called a 8 o'clock.” Any number of calls vp to 20 will be recorded. (Copyright, 1929.) Alice MacKenzie Wm, 4. MeCarthy A TALKING PICTURE. “THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY” Also Special Matinee Feature! ALL TALKING AND SINGING “QUEEN OF NIGHT CLUBS” With Texas Guinan: alse Matinee Feature’ AN “ALL TALKING” PICTURE. “GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS” ALSO AN EXTRA MATINEE FEATURE! | CORINNE GRIFFITH TALKING IN Withee See — ear UR DOORS more World Renowned (‘reator of Daring Dances With a Company of 10 Superb Artists Featuring HELENE DENIZON EVERETT LLELAN ae PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Supporting Show of Famous Headliners VENITA GOULD The Distinguished Artist in Impressions of Noted Stage Stars. BERT GORDON LUISE SQUIRE in Their New Comedy ‘The Campfire Boy” BLOMBERG’S ALASKANS Only Act of Its Kind. F JOS. E. HOWARD yi he “4 7 g “SATURDAY’S CHILDREN” ALSO AN ADDITIONAL MATINEE FEATURE! | A COLLEGIATE LAFF HIT utilities “PREP AND PEP” With Devid Rollins & a Matinee Feature in Addition Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill Talking in “TWO WEEKS OFF” Also Vodvil on Stage and Screen. —NORTH SIDE THEATRES— LINDELL) GRAND AND HEBERT ARDEN THEATRE 7400 Olive Street Road I take great pleasure in announcing for the third week of the Garden Theatre Season, now breaking all records, that by special arrange- ment—previous to its nation-wide tour this fall—I have secured for this week, beginning tonight, at 8:30 sharp “Lady Fingers’ The Current Broadway Season’s Success in which will appear, of course, LEON ERROL and the Queen of Musical Comedy, LOUISE BROWN, playing the part she created and starred in at The Liberty Theatre, New York, up to about six weeks ago when the play finish- ed its season’s run. a blade inches | Then ORDERS SALE OF ALTON ROAD and bring out ORDERS SALE OF | We would be Chicago Judge Does Not Set Date, astounded. Then he would go Anticipating Appeal. back and bring out one inches CHICAGO, July 6.—Foreclosure | | long. We would almost faint. Then! and sale of the Chicago & Alton | he would show us a 33-inch blade} Railroad. in bankruptcy and re. | and of course, none of us would | ceivership for seven years, was Or- even have heard.of an Indian blade! dered today by Federal Judge | that long. anywhere in the world. ; George A. Carpenter. “I am interested in this from two Herbert A. Lundanhl, who | ducted chancery hearings | points of view. Both. J believe, }are important. Let put first,| nection with the proceedi” gs, | the importance of preserving here | ducted chancery hearings in |for the future benefit of Indian| duct the sale. Pending an | archeology in the Middle West, a/ cipated appeal by dissatisfied bond- | collection which never can be re-; holders, date for the sale was not | placed. The time is coming when It is expected fhat a reor- | | ganization plan will be submitted | the interest in the aboriginal inhab- itants of this country will be much | soon. Bankruptcy proceedings | greater than it is n This is| were started seven years ago when the scientific reason | bonds were defaulted. The rail- “The probably | road valued at approximately more popular. It is the value of a | $125,000,9009. thing of this sort to the public. A | thing like this is a civic asset. It | in my opinion, the way to build up a city. It is the kind of thing | of which future generations may be very proud. “St. Louis ought seum of natural history. It inj general the type of improvement | which the city needs and lacks. We | talk a lot in the way of keeping St. | lLouis up among the cities. | To establish the collection in St Louis would be only an illustration of the sort of thing great cities do all the time. That is the way they become great.” Matinee Feature! - ~ - a a as a = te) ey JACK MULHALL, AND DOROTHY MACKAILL TALKING IN “TWO WEEKS OFF”’ ¢ & CORINNE GRIFFITH TALKS IN rand-Florissant | “SATURDAY’S CHILDREN” Our Cooling Stystem Is Now In Operation and You WIII Find It Cool and Comfortable Here! —WEST END THEATRES— WEST END LYRIC \” And “Stolen Kisses,’"’ Part Talking! DELMAK AT EUCLID wee COSTELLO IN A “TALKING PICTURE” ~~ > le SIS +2 cone | ee con- | was || cone | anti- | aa us “Songs of His Own” et ee ee Talking Pictures on the Same Program: All Talking “ALIBI” set, MAPLEWOOD “GLAD RAG DOLL” 7170 MANCHESTER AVE. |rREK PARKING! ALSO MATINEE FEATURE! _— LON CHANEY IN i TIVOLT 0 v4 . PIA Oye POPES > 9 “WHERE EAST IS EAST’’ Our Mammoth Cooling System Now in Operation! ALL TALKING, SINGING, DANCING! “SYNCOPATION”’ AND AN EXTRA SPECIAL MATINEE FEATURE! A TALKIE! MYRNA LOY_IN “HARDBOILED ROSE” AND AN EATRA MATINEE FEATURE TODAY: ALICE WHITE IN A TALKIE, “HOT STUFF” ALSO AN ADDITIONAL MATINEE FEATURE! other reason is 1s Screen ‘PICCADILLY’ With Anna May Wong and Jameson Thoma: She lived... she laughed... She loved ... she sinned... TEESSONNY BOP | - INPERSON ..- at the St.Louis can you see the Stars‘] | Answer for Today’s I | Crossword Puzzle || is, 6851 DELMAR AVE. Ti MIKADO | EASTON AVE. 1} AUBERT | to have a mu-/! : St. Louis sees “Lady Fingers” before the rest of the country. It is a great feather in the capof the Garden Theatre to have Louise Brown and Leon Errol in the same cdst. Both are out- standing stars AND—hecause | want to spare no expense to make our shows as stylish and distinguished as possible—I am happy to an- nounce also the engagement of Adolphe S. Kornspan nationally-famous Musical Director, who will make his first appearance conducting our fine orchestra through the sparkling song hits of “Lady Fingers.” Our popular intermission numbers will become even more popular! PETER GREIG. Dice ndmeemmoaneenecas meme ree eer mmr meee em mem eee eee ewes eee ee | 4949 EASTON AVE. Pigs _ 2 other i thelmess in “The Cohens and Kellys | WEARY PRIVY ER.” Also | McNAIR Atlantic City” and “Rough | Comedy and News. 2100 Pestalozzi| Riding Komance.”’ | MELBA Grand & Miami MILTON SILLS in “THE Michigan! e\Rker. Alo Bis 72°4 Michigan | Stace Show. MOGLE Dth & Bremen LAND q < e — oe o FD B20 Newstead | 4: = . <i ALICE WHITE in “HOT | STUFF.” Also Stage Show | with Rady Baie. Geo, Jessel in “Geo. Wash- ington Cohen” and Frankie Darro in “The Circus Kid.” § Cinderella Cherokee & iowa ee ae HUGE CONCESSIONS GIVEN . TO TURN CAPITAL TO PARA | Railway Ruilder Gets 12 Miles of. Dorothy Mackall! in “His Captive Woman. Also Stage Show. Land on Fach Side of 20-Mile Line. Agsoviated I'ress. PARA, Brazil, July 6.—This st in the matter of cone handed Ford and Japanese conipany | Patsy Ruth Miller in | “Tropical Nights.” Also | " f | ropice Sats _ NOW o” pes RAER BAXTER and) “Romance of a Rogue. | . | Reginald Denny in ae ILLIAM FOX Se nad es aoe 2 B WA Te ae etn ~ LET.” Also All-Star Cast | MEW SHENANDOAH Reginald Denny in EB oe | Bdwy & Shenandoah | Also Comedy & News. | stone ‘William Boyd in “The |” “EVES OF HOLLYWOOD” and Comedy). + us DB Pr. M. |Leatherneck” and Kenee | O’FALLON | “4 BE LRANO AT WASHINGTON ae G FEATURES 2—10c the Dine and Dance at BALDWIN’S at Pattonville / Eight rnilews wereet of VV el leter on St. Charlies re (hieken a j has over 1,0 of | Lois Wilson in “Sally's | Poe ; i ss lacres to Henry oo fy eto Fen Les | - ——— — \ ’ ie a ¥? million to a cial Matinee Feature. i Aa Btn, jim | When it comes to r another A. M. to 11 | Adoree in ‘Tide of Empire.’ | AIRDOME PALM | 3010 N. Union Haines in “THE STEPS, oct” and| PAULIN ‘VOICE OF THE STORM.” | 5000 Claxton ; ' John Gilbert in “DESERT | MA Washinzton Cohen.” ose | QUEENS | Micur-.” Also Comedy. id “Hoofbeats of Vengeance.” 700 Maffitt {|News and Fables. RC BEE Richard nase ie | T Zz Pagan,” with Renee Ado- | “Weary River.’ | N. deffervoni “The Perfect Clown.” Grand & Juniata | rer. Hear Ramon No- varro Sing in This Magnificent Production. od Alice White in “Lingerie.” | Also Chariey Chase in Mis First All-Talk- | Mo. | arent Also Comedy, News and avy f other rcubjects. Continuous | Park ing Technicolor Scenic. 2:00 to 11:30. Cooling System. Sidney in “THE. y 4 — lode AY) . | Vietor McLaglen in “Strong §: : Z . =, . on : Boy." Also “The Rain- : - 7 | % Ls | bow.” Comedy and News. | a , Re, — # i.eo. Jessel in “Ceo. Wash- Is ington Cohen” A Frankie Darro, ‘The Cireus Kid.” MILTON SILLS and | + porRoTHy MACKAILL jn | DUKE TELEPHONE CAbany 7590 TODAY (after 1 p. m.) FOR RESERVATIONS Downtown Box Office—-722 Locust—CEntral 4169 Open Daily (Except Sunday) 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. FAIRY Ea stun “THE BARKER. George Jessel in “George | q , A Leve Mystery | Drama of Scot- land Yard — Ramon Novarro in “The | eoetinap . land the Araguaya (tance of 420 miles. earries with it title 12 miles on both right of way. There is a rise of less than 2? feet over the route where the raiis will be laid, and there are only! two bridges to construct. This liberality is intended to at- tract capital to the Amazon Valley. sides of ideanne Eagles in “THE LETTER.” Also Special Matinee Feature. {} Cooling System ‘ATLANTIC ¢ ITY. jirene Rich in “Shanghal | MILTON | SILLS in \Rose” and Hoot Gibson in | Virginia |, APTIVE WOMAN. “Burning the Wind.” | 5117 Vircinia Big Stage Show. i “HIS Also ARTIE PEGGY LEWIS and AMES Distinguished Breadwey Stars HARRY GIRARD AND CO. 20—GOLDEN VOICED GIRLS—20 ROBIN = [onfNs AND KELLYS IN. — = a The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints %) MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other a | St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. i- COME EARLY— STAY AS LONG AS YOU LIKE Auspices Aubuchon SA A. I Ae EN att ety ailroad conces.- . see isions the state is more genero! ¢ Meats. se igranted alternate sections along the | i ‘right of way for American trans- NEW COLISEUM POOL Manoel Leonidas de | ue. a Brazilian engineer, who has in the lumber business herr, ENJOY AN INVIGORATING connectin the Amazon SALT WATER PLUNGE! | dis- ' The concession to all land with- LOOK! _ LOOK! od LOOK! | jicld After Baby Drowns. ayo gy ae HOW MUCH LONGER CAN THEY GO? CHICAGO, July 6—Mrs, Anna THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN h tal today after her Featuring ANITA MURPHY Ceoleratura Seprane eee ee balLy had been found PALLADIUM of ° RINK “FAN TASMA”’ killed by Mrs. Worc!. scooping - Enright Near Grand Cc Vivian Fay “Red” Corcoran Frank Warde \the family said the :— had : , , . and « Brilliant Bevy of Hollywoeed Beauties been demented since about a month | Matinee, 8-6, 25c; Nights, 50c; Boxes, 50c. than was the United States when it a me | ‘continental roads. Iburquer- emi WASHINGTON JEFFERSON -LOCUST |been in the lumber business here, Rivers, a , - . Expert Swimming [nstraction the Worel, 25 years old, was taken to ; omen eo er Another Spectacular FANCHON and MARCO Idea drowned in a bath tub supposedls ‘after the baby's birth °

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- “e ae — on | -v+# » _SELQUIS POST-DISPATCHY XE & © # =D - ecrs m AMEE EBIES , WAY-STERN & CO ——————— eee | h Burl Walnut Overlays and Hand- Carvings Decorate This 4-Pe. Walnut Bedroom Suite The illustration of this Suite is exquisite—and as beautiful as we could RD)». make it—but it does not begin to show the rich graining of the genuine wal- 2g ras nut or the thickness of the solid, straight-grained mahogany decorative WA Ay panels and drawer fronts. These, and other features, such as dustproof SS Si jricieleb te | | TZ. ZZ I BROS ; construction, éenter drawer guides and massive proportions, are details you = — ata ce > = } ._ a must notice when you see this unusually beautiful Suite as it stands on our floor. You will not be disappointed. # PART THREE. Pay $2 Weekly , . e - A ; ; } " ; : ine: ‘ o} x eS | . 3° . 5 ‘ eC bias es _ . : : | . | , f . z ’ » . ‘ m ; , iy “ ~ y UES “ ; - A y »~ é §— Hu , | Start. a8—Gallery | : R > H metiripured. y r eacn ) . nport- —— {yA iif i 2% if 7 / ; ~ : : a é; , > , rine ciotn h- art preon. 39—C unning! y formed. 1 . ‘ | : \ ; x - ' ~ > ~~ ff Fa , nstrument of punis: ~ ® rry on. 4! we COT s th. i y: , ; a - Fi, we P -— ag: - “ es j ment , “nec 4° 7—F id VU cio ' —_ ; Cee ‘tae ‘ ’ ; ft A ry —— ee 19—D vs set apart for fast- o7 . ye 4i—PBread bot] ed in wate | ~ a | ys @ Fc x +) . . / Cee es te Le SOT! and eweetent “a. BY : — rit ©} / > be PE NG Daa oR ave - PE l “rub 45—Veils worn by Popes. ee \ z / 46 v te | 5 irgh ‘al ins sti umf ent. for ; : in ow. 456—Ratio ma! metic m terpreta- = - - - $1 ™ a. — 2 my ms . oe ; : ——I— NY ¥, me * 7 « " - gee mr , - —_ au % é 4 ’ ut, 1! ro eA } i ; Lak ee = PO See =: scams ee ; 1 (} \ A 4 - vie eH 'S “ : i”. e of action. =e. oe fren) tion of Scriptures (pl. dp} e ‘ 2. \ > + : \ ru f M4 . ar ‘mal similar t the | = ff at SA SS = “Oy ax +2. j ‘ a ig oa (SIE = St : a 1 el wire nap At fiel | || OP [want winners Pauw {134 of Ho , ‘ ; . ; ’ , t : _— ‘ ; ™ Bern ot in . +) 0 ) , | uw > f - a Be Sie * ‘ aa i ace oo ee ee org ep aap thes 2 eel 4 Pam! gy ~~) se ees 5 SO acs » we, cae! ¥ “ Pe Pcie 9 ae tn he pail il ate a > (one MOI cepacia te Mtebaie * LR ee A alti ny (m0 | |= lems a —— | aa— '—|@\\-'> - 2 lé 1). ./,, pein N es nn en ee RR ee ’ HORIZONTAL. el / i er ee ae ee ad a = “it — 97;—Bars o if wi Ba Sid if cricket field. VERTICAL. ik ha modern se habitant s of Eastern P _ ”, MN @\\ 8 n. f bases of nes. = ch as Queene . 3 : , a saeeeb. k7—Co oking utensils. x i—Musketeer . & QO 4 “iT nm ; = | on— Plax "- . o N a | ncle Al The answer for today’s erespweed puzzie will be found on another page ot . 3—lhicalty this section. ae eee piieiiaia: ta e > 4— Barrone Se . ; : 5—Stamypxiale te Ce e caundy bricr Chat Suite All” ed | ADMIRAL EBERLE DIES OF =o, ¢ — Ses Shirts Laundered | | | eo (mens ar ag? 7‘"$1 nang i oe | : ~~ . Jacquard Velour R | Bf oS There’s a Reason for mee Saft Colin's Hand 3Q¢@ DOZ. || Historic Dach and Directed x ; G ~MAJESTIC SUPREMACY anita ae RANED i: Her Guns at Santiago. | | sina, Sefforson 8498 ||" wasviscros. 3-Piece Bed- ASK YOUR FRIEND WHO OWNS ONE By Melvin D. Fulcher After many d'‘sappointing effe at the present Fairmount meet Stampdale, ably ridden by Jock J. Parmelee, won the fifth, claiming race, at a mile and 7 yards, which featured the card “get-away day” at Fairmount terday. So many times had Stam dale failed to make good after ing a public choice at this meet that he had been termed Bookmakers’ Friend” by many trons of the course. Yesterday he was me cing ; Bsa ‘ : — ur ” field of plat anteed singers. | struck when in a small boat by a paige gmail but clever f | tiller, part of his spectacles being (.6x9 Seamed and was entered for $3000. One $ y fi ie |driven into his right ear. The Here is a real bargain in an un- 7.6x9 Seamless Bh 1 M away {rom the post canes / . , " 29} da : Ke Fs ; i : : ” at ediate | ope catiave pe limp » usually well constructed Bed- TL gf y ao oe + Ski | | : at | Ephesian . pursuit §& . > TS From 40° R. C. Goins. JEfferson 5498 | WASHINGTON, July 6.—Rear We Call and Deliver Anywhere '| Admiral Edward Walter Eberle, re- e * e Call a | esate ts ferries the naval | SN > Daven port Suite AXMINSTERS | hospital. w © was undergoin | hospital. where he w 4 4 $2 to $4 Down | treatment. | t | | He had served in the navy since a 3 i. BS 9x12 Seamed .. '1881, when he entcred Annapolis Al e 9x12 S | . Ria Camiess Hartz Mountain | Naval Academy. | v » 9x12 “S , An ear infection of long standing | - | xicz . uperDa was the immediate cause of the 7 8.3x10.6 Seamed | iral’ 8.3x10.6 Seamless Admiral’s death. In 1910, when on d ; ee Beautiful young Birds ib a globe-encircling trip, he was Terms $7 Monthly 8.42106 “Superba” just arrived. Guar- 4 * ' PENI a MELA OE Np at Nt EN A Nin MOL RAN ie at Ss A A ERAS ARTIS SA INNIS ME ENR PINS » Y, ee | Admiral Eberle, who was born J : i a : | next in /, ,at Denton, Tex., 65 years ago, re- Davenport Suite 1 in rich taupe Jac- \ ELVETS pom a) wi] ully rated along in front, Stam mt T Awoust Q°s8 ; . ) . ac : ? | +s ' . th Oo ; ‘tid ‘rall ee at, FOES. ae eee | quard ve lour. It would be an artis- $2 to $4 Down | Mig = a Sa Se was Fort Smith, Ark. | o én . 4 ae from Ephesian at the far turn Santis » Spa: -Americs | : ht ®. 9 : . . = - * dad th ing ~hallerge Y i Santiago in the Spanish-American * ) Carved walnut finished trame— 9x1 Seamless | , | 3 - | stood the final challerg : Write for || War after having been aboard the | , A — 4 ; 30 Bet Valk s Ephesian made midway © Price List. [|| battleship Oregon on its historic | loose, reversible damask cushions. 8.3 ea ee . ; ee stretch going on to win well ‘run around Cape Horn. Asa Lieu- | D : ] - en 2 Dai ' @ee hand with Ephesian -secend @ | avenport opens in “Slz . : — , : as ixyt: 2» 'tenant at Santiago he had charge | 3 P oe: to full-size bed 8.3x10.6 Seamless ...... | f fee Graydale third. Although que AK} of 8-inch and 13-inch guns, which | | Many other Suites at low prices. 8.3x10.6 Royal Velvet....... MODEL 71 . BBB at only 7 to 2 Stampdale pald m ' ’ Aiter,s ‘ ; : ine e ~— 7 . _— e : — ~ ee a a De rp i Come in and inspect them. 7.6x9 Seamed Better. his pay-off price 4 Spanish ship Colon. | ee litt Seenlons PAY ONLY 82.50 A WEEK | $12.65 for $2 or better than & te ! In the Philippine revolution he | : ‘we CaMmicss . : Track Sticky Majestic supremacy is easily explained. , Sa _§ | Rain pore: fell durng a + s i it a + : : pe oe = > be ; k : ; ; , a s +3 ed a ‘ z Px 'z ‘s : > >. ; = . + e Ke Pi 3 a $ : 54 g: . ee & . 2 7 - . a i? ; : oe Z : . = . rt 55 é > 7 (a p : a : Sz. ? 4 4 ; bei 7 eS t . t R ‘ : > = aa id ; +> 5 re at t * as a" ‘ . a : >. ? . if ; . Bees « 2S ts ‘ oh z ; 2 Was | £5. -_ : _ es } s, BS & wat 5 is BIRD STORE /commander in chief of the Asiatic SS S veneaaian: = BY APPOINT: 5 . the threat of more rain, wuich blowing made it ideal for r a! dates at Fairmount would be f it had been thought that the dat | ST. LOUISAN IS FREED AT 70. ord the new owners ample up Word te going reand that Special to the P et- Dispatch. | 7 ge - » | P i! ; D; ° a a ing and whie h will make ae Lh Pol An © 0 . ever ar } > ; a ~ A . . - . : ; BRED SPRED JEFFERSON CITY, July 6.— ame pw \¥ : 1n1} } om OO | } | lite oe vs eairmount courfe a more conyr es de Pa ~~ wi« a trac Missouri Penitentiar y “Ing Officials for the At his trial a few months! . 1 — will be at Laurel, during October where he | Witnesses, harangued the ‘at course. Julius Re i “that is the right of an innocent | used by thousands! Does the job in no ena tat | ze :, IC ae | _ bservers agreed after the trial WASHING MACHINE 6-INCH roomy china cabinet with linen . _ PMyer, « r overlooked by For sale at all drug stores, or lawyer to conduct his defense. ugh at the streteh t Tiory S \\g Bee OPEN o -_ , : iz ~ ——T . A f , : . f te wi'ness the final day's rac’ Rot materialize, the sun 1 - MENT ONLY Fall Dates Set. committee of the mavy general | > - | ; : = | | ‘ oe wi 3 ’ Oc “4 , = : f, i t. e ieee INVESTIGATE OUR LIBERAL TERMS 7 2 : all Wi] re “ac”, Oct 19 came ae Sm ! “Would be in earty September. He Austin Greaves Convic ted of Mur. | —— = | O_ D, W | V dering Neighbor After | ’ . | | C. a nut eneer PSUNnity to make some impre Aust (sres .°? we the new fruit epread for bread “Sgn aves, who at 52 years of k for race-goers. pmieeting§ They are John T. | later, Greaves insisted on conduct. | The extremely low price and Fe . S 1 iting corns | and made flattering speeches to'/| ;.. - | Diaieg-Reow Ser slece * ail 4 Js ~~ toe : ; . S racing secretary, , : | man: ) . | “ONE-MINIUTE” ; ‘ Conventionalized decorations (5 : a. eed by C New, Fast,Simple and Painless! | man; or, failing, that, for the | ONE-MINUTE ELECTRIC FAN SIDE-ICING | = @ ampbell at Fairme ume! No discomfortessticks to the nd paying better than write for trial ful pe ea = 4 " size package now 1$¢ Greaves was paroled yesterday, a a -- acerca tures. “a *nabled him to wear Caulfield on recommendation of | a Seth and Matthew : the State Penal Board. His prison | g = but beth were unr record has been excellent. .: } Pye riders being of I dean Gerardy. ‘Cellist, Dies, | <4 Ma eik nem. Uncle Al, a na By the Associated Press. ) y . y re easily won the s NEW YORK, July 6.—Jean/| ’ as “5 Over a route and Gerardy. Belgian ‘cellist, who / ra. which eae . wen ne | 4 i was likewise over Tro AITA! . Path ses eS . Was estimated at 90909. but s) ” on — = on : : . ae 3 ; EVENINGS ‘ /, is a“, *| | ; : || ie | kept down considerably Coming out and with cool br . The announcement that the f ‘SENTENCED TO LIFE AT 52, ON THESE 3 MONDAY SPECIALS hoaght thet-the 48 ver this additional time will Quarrel. | Ments which they are contemp age Was sent to prison for lif f THEE: OR ery ; | | ne a a eehieiioa zc ey = fo piped | 4 | r y | 7 - . — — ? the naming of 25e— Sis frusite—at your grocers’, 8p seca Pg ee oe = HERG bes | . _ a i oD ' — S's came the naming of two res . i | = . - x : rac | Greaves killed a neighbor, Alfred | on =<; ; | | g =, wh i | W. Hunter, in a quarrel, Sept. 2. | ~ r ilies be . ‘0 Wit Serve as pres | 1910. | 4 i it y= Terms—$7 Monthly —li | e ard in piace of J. B. °C | ing his own defense. He heckled | ; ete 7 ’ | : 3 : 3 ‘ery | the jury, asking for the acquittal ; = 3 t . thy aa POLAR CUB within the reach of every purse. ’ = Deattion that has likewise This tmproved way of removing corns ie | death penalty.’ ALL-ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR tapestry upholstered chairs— , if a : og nnetees Takes First. toe tightly and can be used withour that he would have received a) . ee pain, even with the nghrest shoe. lighter penalty had he permitted a | ($98 20 Se 4S S19 45 drawer and extension table are a ; lL won the first. being I ocd e ) ad attractive and outstanding fea- | ‘— ; Set thro Ts MVALTOE CoO. | With 23 other convicts, by Gov., leaders in the final toured the United States with Go- ; y Hee of ground. Baronne ae. |dowsky and Ysaye in 1913-1914. CORN I CALLOUS | died abroad Thursday. friends were | E. CORNER. 124 AND y - ' bey. eee 3-year AST ER Bea h OLIVE STREETS | oo LAST E R ieee | :- 1 horses finishing right Continued on Page 4-5, Col. &

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SEE PAGE 3S ie ii (Gi ln wey DPF aaprFe a \\ | Ue | \ Yo" at Shei y La r Suite 1) | Sy) | aoa Ree LN ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH wat beautiful as we could ing of the genuine wal- 4 mahogany decorative res, such as dustproof portions, are details you uite as it stands on our PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. YANKEES DEFEAT BROWNS IN PITCHERS’ BATTLE, 3 TO 1 \Stampdale Wins Closing Day F eature at F airmount BABE RUTH'S ONLY HIT. NTH GOES. Realty, With Pendergrass Up, Winnin the Third at Falouael A SINGLE, DRIVES IN RUN ’ TACHELL ci ea 7 ACCOUNTING FOR VICTORY : tities i ” | : he IN Ml FI WITH - sit oe sc st é sees a ae . | : pea Old : Time Ball Giuis | rrr ae , NEW YORK. Sita, BAHLE REFUND eid se ee ee AB, R. . A.E. | AB, R. 0 1 | Blue i sé Seren he ) : =... y : Combs, c 0 : PRE ee Se ; ae Robertson, 3b... 0| Badgro rf....... exe Pog. i. wie | % 3 Gehrig, 0| Manush If aes meg as =, ’ ee DPPPBPA LD LD LS PPAPD DDD DDD OS” — i he ae ee ed O’Rourke 3b.... Melillo 2b Pee Gia os a be te Race—Horse. toe Se Ue SS ae >. ro : sa i ae 6 RES : F , : , ’ ; *, » Sy lial ign: tat. y - . : — ee z , ee 2 ‘ Fai fe Sat RE . si | . McGowan ran for Schang in the | 3 : oo ; : Se eo , ome 2% : SCORF BY INNINGS 8 oR ason for NEW YORK 1 O— 3 0 0 0 O— | REMAC Y After many disappointing effOTts | iPr ee ee me Ne Te gen eR ge RRP oe ee ee a OE sale ee eo ee | BROWNS OOP a AE Be ii RE ag aoe oa a OE, POI a RN tng fo ¢. i ae pi lay pomp ge "ig, isso tina Runs batted in—Ferrell, Meusel, Ruth, Combs. Two base hits— SE ee ae al, iag Bea eis it strate Meusel. Double plays—Robertson to Durocher to Gehrig; Durocher to SS Cll . ys To at the present Fairmount meeting a catia Ts Pe is Sgemmamatatee adi i ee ae ee OO A, ox See 5. Seocg tang me a : Me ee J. Parmelee, won the fifth, @| ja tern, ae pr PR “ wx ee sie ie — mal - raiiael ae x A ns ai Sigg : seeaiecas aii ati es oi ead neice ce: eae ; ald Lazzeri to Gehrig, Lazzeri to Gehrig. Wild pitches—Gray 2. Hit by claiming race, at a mile and 70 Cy Recs a ie te EE i Te ie BR ig a, gga hae Ss gil a eats 5, ETO... * atetany pitched ball—by Pennock (Schang). Bases on balls—Off Gray 3. yards, which featured the card of : eo a iaideainne ns ow as . ASCs | SR ie ices ene % Se Ahan ct ee ae e PP cies RO ee mers Struck out—by Gray 4. by Pennock 4. Pitching record—off Gray 10 “get-away day” at Fairmount yes- hits in 8 innings: off Coffman no hits in 1 inning. Left on Bases— terday. So many times had Stamp- Browns 4, Yankees 11. Time 2:10. Umpires McGowan, Campbell and Connolly. Losing pitcher—Gray. ee caw raceting A : e Wi) ! CARDS SET MODERN B : | ing a public choice at this med é ; d C h i aad teen termed “the LRIMLCTICAN Crew Ins ; “MARK wiTH 2s RUNs | YLOWN an oggesna Dy Seiwee oD f | that he Bookmakers’ Friend” by many pa- IN NINE INNINGS It may be that the Browns haye discovered some method of ex- messes ee a Th Chall Cup}! Reach Sennen ae “ rau Se cee.meve *| Thames Challenge Cup =~... Reach Semifinals o trectng te “raha” trom these SONS AS So small but clever field of platers was entered for $3000. Once record by scoring 28 runs in, : . series, the vaunted punch of the Easterners was conspicuous only by 2. a away from: the post S.ampdale - ‘ line-inning game when they $| went into an immediate lead with rom rini y 1g \2 knocked over the Phillies by a ¢| ay ourt et ourney its absence. And, the Browns were fairly well-prepared for it, too, | | for they had erected a screen from ground to roof in front of the most Ephesian next in pursuit Skill- ~$—-6 score in the second con- | « ¥ : Y £ = t S "eS ; M 's )iCe- > - _ es ey nenne retng een Prpauamamainais yc? neighborly portion of the right-field pavilion. Also, they asked Sam e ’ ‘ oO . ' ‘ a’; - esor to. eae at c ) a. - By tho Associated Press, . Record heoks _show- thet Gray to do the pitching. Sam failed to win the decision and the | »| By the Associated Press. from Ephesian at the far turn and §WHeEe 4 é ‘ , at a price a ™ Rain which feli durng the clean cut fashion by one and one-quarter lengths. |») that is not a record for a sin- , Chicago, tapped balls at one «- VANITIE ONLY the game as one of the strangest single apiece. j 4 frame. In 1920 the New (| other for nearly four hours with-| of this slugging season. Off Pen- In the second game ems —. ‘ M Zi , e erics bovs, after each ee feet in a sensati inish. . om pean Bmorning made the track quite The American 2 é és a , three fe t in L st nsational finish 8 gle victory, gave a fine display of} The time was eight minutes, 42 sec- York Yankees scored 14 times ries today Crowder, nock the Brownies gathered only Browns, will be opposed by the ef- Muddy, which, the ernoon ad- i , : : . Stellan “ wos the He sh * Fe ig oom woe it} ne wees = === Gledhill, Santa Barbara, Cal., and! were occupying unknown locations| the year was, in the main, a good the Browns, in their half pushed Bwhat — h oO ( 1 amous merican: nished we within st. Elisworth Vine a ms , ‘. PAT igs , Pee tie : ) over the first run of the game. 7 i. surprise to many a8 it| gjamond sculls from the clLumpion,| themselves and had plenty of stam- | Scores were me gcd oxrag diana) somewhere between tockland — gpg oor gee Rigel to Browns Score First buld b -" thought that the dates; Joe Wright Jr.. of Canada. This|ina left. They were able to toss! The Old Order Changeth. St ir | Oe eee port done :" rh. he pitched the 3 ; © in early September. HOW-| made a three-way division of the| their diminutive coxswain Edward! ; annual race having been sadly in-| Ga”) ae 0 eae Kress singled as & starter and er this additional time will af- honors of the river for the day.| White, into the river according to| Another quarter final natch be-| terrupted by the most fickle weath-| ninth inning and escaped trouble.| stayed on first while ©’Rourke Lord the hew owners ample uppor- among Great Britain, Holland and the best traditions. and ten pull | a major league baseball club tween Bell and Louis Phalheimer | er that the club has ever encoun- Pennock was in the form that popped out. Melillo’s single (6 | Mnity to make some improve-| the United States. him out with the aid of a friendly | is the whole and. entire | of Chicago and the team of D. K.| tered on a Maine cruise. Yester-| made him famous and, except for! p.enter was fumbled by Combs and : : . . mY step tag : Fourteen days of racing will ¢ seprre a . ae those of their hired leaders. age Se a frequent showers and light winds. | cleveland ... , Shinn... . 37 411 479 465 E. ies bk irst. , ec te » ti | Taylo joiner ; ston clu : . : ' . | te Musketeer teats a oy as gy Be — a — d to Sins — r 9 ce ie “7 pen dpscen . * . be between Fritz Mercur and Hall) = \ anitiec Timea. Washington .. 377 Philadciphia . 41 AS1 .438 vers and paying better than 8 ene Stace tor the yee sata . eitin At Spehrer loot eens ent | This attitude is not confined | and Brown and Coggeshall. [It wil) _ sortase Prompts 9 99 Peps Mage » aeee) 338 | Boston ite ei 44 .405 AIS 400 | | hint | to St. Louis club owners. In fact, | be played Monday morning anj| CO™PIEtEE the race fo this port to- | 303 389' Cincinnati ...26 43 377 .396 day was Vanitle, owned by | the first being luck a + La) * os — oo ; y aught 124 of the team’s games. | ? + through at the stretch turn CASEY STENGEL HITS | caug - “ | Connie Mack, John McGraw and /|the final will be played Monday | Gell 3 bert of St. Louis y BOONE OF COLUMBUS, | MARJORIE GLADMAN Miller Huggins are about the | afternoon. nN eee esterday’s Results | pine tags S| AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. enabled him to wear down : 4 bh only leaders in the major leagues , . | early in the forenoon. Several of | , : nepali ° | New York 3, Browns 1. ders in the fina! | : e na stages. RESCUED BY POLICE | AND MARY GREER today who handle their clubs | SIXTH FIELD ARTILLERY t} isin ‘achts arrived a litt] : ve cruising yachts & Mts | (Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4. . ‘re . 4 ’ » . : i : pes ' 22 : ca LOSE NE 2 U , T of ‘ y - ] 4 . but both w ere unplaced | light ride ‘| turbance of baseball fans was pre- | ; | ee eee ots ay whe oy on soe vee. po ee oe SS ee eee ip of the squadron, with Commo- Sonsini: tacrodit pmg Cagtmgmaleangag 4 day has unqualified voice as to | PRIMROSE FOUR, 15 TO 8 os ph nr P, Curtis po wor ‘rain, _ Cincinnati 5, Pittsburg 3. | weet anaes ‘| Washington at Detroit, post-| Bfooklyn 4, New York 0, the assembly of the team, the ar- | By the Associated Press. came in about noon. | rangement for salaries and the BRYN MAWR, Pa., July €¢—)} It is expected that the boats | Pomed; rain. direction of the players on the [The Sixth Field Artillery polo| which have arrived will go early | field—Connie Mack. John Mc- | team of Baltimore today defeated | tomorrow morning to Gilkey’s Har-| Today’s Schedule. | Graw is still absolute in direct- | the Primrose four of Rumson. N.| por, where they will remain until! AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE, camp in the aakieet gg ing od roan vg Heras ae ane J.. 15 goals to 8. It was the final Monday morning, when the fleet | New York at St. Louls. Pittsbarg at Brooklyn. Police quelled the crowd and es-| Gladman of Santa Monica, Cal.,| possibly Miller Huggins likewise | match of the northern section of] wil! retrace its course along the| roe wed prnaneg ne Fe horses fj nis e , = ; — a corted Stengel to the clubhouse and| and Mary Greer of Kansas City, the southeastern circuit tourna | —— o—7. 6—1, ae \ Continued on page 2S, Col. 6. | ment. Continued on Page 28, Col. 4, ee — “ seein them. | : n . . > = 7 a runner, lie een a ae Casey Stengel of the Toledo Mud | GLEN HEAD, N. Y., July 6.— b Was over « route P teas Hens rushed from his dugout and | Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper and Dor- | “ser good mudder son wie ol knocked down Third Baseman, othy Cruickshank of San Fran- which w oe Danny Boone of the Columbus | cisco won the doubles title of the! Was likewise over a : , "“e Of ground Baronne took American Association team. Stengel | annual tennis tournament of the * Geld of aiden o-year-olds | Claimed that Boone had held Mc-| Women's National Golf and Tennis a Curdy at the plate. ‘Club today, defeating Marjorie "2 on Page 4-5, Col. 8. | later to a taxicab.

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PAGE ‘98 eee PORT e cs _ 8UNDAT MORNING ULE 100i _____ STAQUIS POST- DISPATCH .. ) . —— a ee ee —— eee ee ALLISON AND VAN RYN WIN DOUBLES TENNIS TITLE AT WIMBLEDO Ml CARDS ore ind ~ nero PLAT | ait ——————— QUNGSTERS’ VICTORY GIVES = Members of the New State Boxing and Wrestling Commission ENGLISH TRACK =p na \ at pans TWICE S SU TUMEE GUUMUUPIUTESIIITS, | hs nisinisisinictieindeieieeeeienieniinaieiniaaiall TEAM DEFEATS 1 IN INNING: SH COCHET TAKES MEN'S SINGLES rs 5 * CANADIANS, 7-5 5724 Gj AFTER FINE ST ~~ La a! + rs ogee RT PS ete te ERA Oe - , x s a 2 © a5 MRIS CRORE eis rere ax Cn eT een nae . ee kad ra Rican’ PRED) APT GEE or OO et PEPER ot pact “~ aah! Dadihy ‘ Pe sem Sina a ‘ SOE ttre ee ee Reser eS ots 9 tee ion oughn U Unger. 4 Sb Men's Singles—Henri Cochet, France. pee ek ee | eo : | | there : = . Men's Doubles—Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, U. 5. at a ESE ae Seek Te RS ass Eee i jah wonniion: ‘the coring. : t or not—b ilcsste “Women's Singles—Miss Helen Wills, U. 8. a ay FS ee LAF ST ee a ae tana ‘oventa. woe we to compar aa rd be Women’s Doubles—Mrs. Phoebe Watson and Mrs. Peggy Saun- ; | Pa 3 Ox ARS EOE RS FP Ren NE Fes | as ahaa ws the. invadere| ‘meets’ the eye, St SmaI oo | | Py s see ‘ Sates , a> ; tid iit ad 4 aad uUuai meet ©. v = “ Dament which came to an end today are as follows: aa ’ SS ee re ate eae Bs BS hin ses re bi So, SS nies: Seo Rea aes Se. eu heir American campaign toda} — H. i ‘ I 0 3 i i - v1 Sere 1t§ OS ai 0 I € en ee ee a PLB el OO LP De PPPBPBPABPP LA OP SP a leseentisuuseune? peat eleeccnusesesseosocs, 2 carried a 3 ‘a ek eee. hae Pe RR ee Stee ioe 3 Hamilto1 lub’s | - ee ° SS Se ee ens up, takes a free Swing and & Tota! 38 15 forces, outd ther ant | . s a ae ‘ . i ¥ ‘ ms . ‘ae ae , : . ® . : ao ~ y, “ “ ‘ coe » - ok". . on : “ : , ; , : ss oe : ts : Ss rs. . ft ae 7 . . ( ~v ‘ y . : game, the struzZg- Eee Mt Bes. « J a . See, Se. Sa a cas ] r oe “Ss e “ + : . ”s ne. ' . ~ Bey x “3 . AR er oe, “ nnis capt n i! li lon: ar ig : cnccinn: aimeiheme in) aaa Re ex ts ‘ $F Reet nee - ep Sy eed RES ea - | with the ane ~--/-Yardad das when it comes to fancy dun waieney 30 , lime! a 2 prereset ek eT LS OS Bea ee. ey BS Me Bee. Soper es ae a ; ents. he other Hamilton vic- ;, th f 4 SAR ‘ os x » : 3 =: ys = . oily eh : the . 5 are Lie Ww orid’ _ champiea hiein r > ee eh : pee fF ) tory went 4. Gilbert in the pol of bo: eee ee BSS ‘ory went ea . bulifighters. Therenew ee ares? ;: ‘ : ~ . = = a s «. Sa e : a : : : 3 be 4 . 4 vaul t. oniuiadi Ler — eget ee gy es: I eR 2 | Against these triumphs the En-} “Cardinals Offered Topekay @ BENGE SF aa ’ : an ¥ ee at er | glishmen coul point with pride! Franchise.” ELLIOT Tf ‘ Vis tee ! 'to J. M. Pumphrey’s victory in the | Thanks. But what they want Bests two-mile run in $:33 2-5, a new is a couple of good pitchers Coilins "3 = plane and train, won —- oe their advantage wiped game ani os ; é ; Py > 5 i Os > eae) ek oh) iever headed WrevyrroereriT lesrmsveruuse, ‘anadi: scord, and wins in the . ' Seneca C. Taylor of St. Louis; Chester L. Brewer, chairman, Director of Athletics at Missouri University, Columbia, boon Lenya aeN aN ger ' - ie Franchises are all right ipa Totals 10 | 120-yard high and 220 iow fhur- way, but they are not much goed Davie batted for Benge in seventh, _ ae A Was {1 i . ) Mo.; Harry Davis of Kansas City, Mo. | ales: the 440-yard run, the broad celles vam fer Savts.te coven in stopping a slump teat] Tithe Well Larned. 3 - 'jump, high jump and 16-pound ; “Volcano Active in New He pelt dardinais a4 Allison fully shot put. > ana rels as on the * ay 8 the ey eye . | : | liminated Cochet and espons! l ity or OxIng W 9 I. R. Mann of Cambridge won) nee Sean | Phitadelpliia 3 rg’ : a 1} iM sy as , I} A= i 11 > -Usn in. Fre { h h 0 nee R im S he 120 high n LU rdies and the aaev : The recent activities of [a ans hatted in—Bottoml v (4). Geil terday, t illy forth later in tl f the title. and Bill : Sh t B St ~ tl U t iow hurdles went to his team- many volcanoes would indjeais” 42). Whitney (2). Kieln (7), They ceria ank Hunter, who won ft in 1927 : 10 APPEAR IN OWS (0 De Strictly Up to i as 4 ~ - PEA ne * we es — aaa ERE Byihrerem "yes as o- % i eM rs . - n ate. . - . | % 4 UMN Wood of Oxford took the 440-yard killings, robberies and one thigg 7 hite—High. Lerian. O'Doul (7%), ; Y run to give Oxford-Cambridge tr or another has made Moti : Surst. nal run , Botto a Whitney. Alcin. Sacrifice hite—Thom ° « * e eo | Sem pionship effortle ty . asterir District Commissioners sane : b A the running events Earth sick at the stomach | r mastering ove reak in ie r Hits art x at es . — - sven oleae : Aid “ina Thevenow. Double plays—Haurst te 4ivri cit : oLVit, €usli¥y icin America’s }i f laurels. Miss ’ > . + oe rvs : . . Sate ic - e . e . : . to _ 1, M lis and Funter won in decisive — noir they | : ence. went to C. E. S. Gordon of Oxford’ i), mediate prospect of cuttings by Benge, 2; by Elliott, 1. Mi Benge. 1* in 7 innings; off Eliiett. 3 cnohensiiie hreat- . - , , — aia ae vapesi Agreeing on a policy that will place direct and full responsibility ee ‘ ; Ww ochet’s chances a a For the rest no other club in and the broad jump to R. ° melon » ae _ - o e ~ P| cw @ 7. e a) : Tr ; " . . « bi db- Louis and nandsas City boxing districts on tne shoulders eitner league ww ould have any Ie vans of Cambridge. ——— is 3 innid«s: off Sherdel. lS is 4 13 Besides, there are s0 ag. nings: off dohn« ~ -& » 4 sw anized Stat e Athletic _ommis . - ; : : 7. “ if te desired ords. Pumphrey being the only than prorating it among the tam 2. Wild pitch—Sberdel, Usmpi vhelming his Frene man, | Wiml ic singles itles Max Schmeling, the German: gj its first meeting. in St. Loa) A surplus of $185,000,000 ig@ they broke it with a bang. Bw ge Na I a ral te Rg foe ST. LOUIS STARS TART en | come te aa ee oe Most of the tennis fireworks on | Peescen at home nly the women's! Billy McCarney, one of Schmel a = Te 3 may tear Proposition. As Bill Dineen Said SERIES OPENER FROM Congress. They're lying awake Philadelphia pitchers, th “ai ar ry day came in/ doubles crown, she showed consid- | ing’s advisers, wired Tippett |} el Pea . x RES | | The commission has LUB oft re wd ¢] MEMPHIS RED SOX, 11-2) nights figuring how to ease it out The score was 28 to 6 and ' 0 t ; . > owners w- of Uncle's pocket and divert it te ' tirds bettered the mode , lan was chief worthy channels. run-scoring record and approac¢ , P.M. N. Tisdall. R. Leigh- that all the whoopee stuff, gang © Murest (2). ODeul, Thempsen. Twe- afternoon pair With the Leran oe : : rh nen’s singles final was col- t Francis T. Hunter, and add th riess by com pariso: h Cochet’s ry COiti Jal isvVual Atti Sete litt aati “te = & . > e% ~ Pa ants Pie ~ or 4 a Me en “e~ om te + ¢han. 2 7 . ‘ } > * *“s> : ~~ ; ’ 4 lins, except at the service, rarely} Van Ryn-Allison— exhibition. | wer aS a probable memb > 5 ‘ ~ > ie > ¥ ~ + be é —¢ . ce A a lem er prese nted the ste riing Lame that 434 ee 410 4°24 052 {34 140 ° Th a houf while only an exhibi- ittes " 7+} . , . of > rae an ta ; ‘ fe . } , +} . + o . erie Ss aoe bai 7 4 notner ) Le¢ a 4 iié . enabled him and Gregory to de- 61—10 tion, will serve to introduce to th: len ly local questions at ) nt al: ie dence prevane ate mae aii di feat George Lott and John Henn , = ; } ' hy iscioner és So the wrestling coach of we aioe ah Pet )t layers, seat George Lott and Join Hennes- | Gregory-Collins— St. Louis public the man who, by = : SSIS! iri University, Char! Fis} ' . ’ ° > | > ' ~ ’ ; : ~ ‘ef *% ; ? .s - sd tine i , ~ naries » - ’ S46 ew rv ‘ Li lif if ? -* Bey, the Uited States champions, 146 441 204 040 454 152 414 4) many critics, is expected to be the Whose district the problem arises| >, yho former] vw ¢] wes ‘hoic Re Detroit they spell it wi sail A , tA LE . ‘ - ‘ : - ; : : . " " ‘ ‘ i i Criy wrest i ; ( ’ tT) } ’ . ~ + ‘ e eo ra the other day. The burly York-| 62—12, next champion of the. world, the | Wi act without consulti = wie professional. =e Os ed is 35283 phon. " a ae shire man carried the brunt of the | FIETH SET first representative of real high ¢r members of he commission “Wrest] in Mis , transe . official bres eo Se F l rank se bad the he@ : . ge 5 ; ne CBRN jis i oe ore pene ds 12 il »i1Ssour! can ‘Tanscenas iy t ~¢ ‘ St. Louis Stal , 2 , j > ‘ a, battle, and, smashing his shots) yan Ryan-Allison— merit that Germany has ever put When h Lin} h uestion Is a ind a lot of ‘inspection * the manace a- ' >| Honors f Pla : Pont a Cardinal pites .- oe _* (Ic } " 5 a y a o*? 2a . ‘ iT: , seed IC I said +4 . d . Lea ~ ' r 7 it] yi ’ Three ome : ; : a or yers. H with all the power of is huge | 044 444 215 4—32 6! in the field. Herman Heller of; mattep fo1 ntire Im mission “O as ay tir ¢ Both St. |] Pal: Willi ) "4 ict mn two wee | ~~ 7 ee ee - , . ; . sat ~Yrainarv lal 4 >VLGa tLe OO} _ ‘Try! ome . . Lé . — fr annie, he Ww as an ver-present dan- Gregory -¢ oOllins Schmeling = training staff. Ww ill be he WW ill ass pas - tT} : x Yi¢ as cnalir- ol? Se . a on e i I cannot i a ¢] : wR Ns . bh Meo ; 1} Deu ble plas —— to F red Hoyde of Minnesota and . : ‘ bien » th - 3 a ’ . : ii . ' = aft : rT) | Cs ‘ OT nix *) 1c’ ry ww } ery i! u * eyr —— ? . a . — gcr near the net and almost proved i232 363 ¢ 4; Max's opponent on July 22 “a ple ; MetteindeTnan — oe pees balis—Off Hensley Robert Hickman of Illinois, twee wry and 1 >the fact th 4 -— = aVve . - ‘ 2 allies - =. pi { me ce Ai —— 2 » ie - laving « Left on hasces— ' . 2 . *¥ — - * P ‘ ; ai . " ) - J is a : pa } - 4 . = ' the Americans unaoing CPP PPP PPPS ~~ . ~ eS 2 : ‘ . ~ Th . Arh e as © Sea fo Gee 2 2D pith ve 4a , s . e ' Men mp ~— ae Tir i ic’ If f . i oe i= . yy ’ "rs ’ : y = 4 . +“ . . 7 ‘ ~ . . e . s"* , Brann. ” ee anv tution 3. (pemohe 142 28 296 Mobile | --34 $6 20 | LAMBERT’S VANITIE 1nd Resolute, which began bet a to the Browns what |e = obbing (;regoryv “mas? im: . Tm, : ‘ bas ‘ ! ; ; i. , e - Jt NERO : . - At bieke ‘ , 7. ; ai} . if The ' ; . *h has reaiif Chey Aa b, Me Neely rf-if balls so hard they boun into FASTERSN UPFAGLUE UB y et. | ONLY TIMED YACHT reache: . impressive total ‘ardina! ‘ ‘ray p . s wll . “1. “ vi . . : : i} A tt] iil ress - ota f >} . ae : ( rew der p the stands. ridge , Wartiord } Elder 4 eee Seeman 0 400 TO COMPLETE RACE. rac: he scoring standing 41 to > 828 Ogden p The third set went to 1 Ar Maman i anroe ; n ‘a 5 #8 285 : ge eae ! ws | tof | po eg i. soins eee gy gga § nae ' ~and | Laur ) ke. Continued from page 18, Col. 4 ff in favor of Vanitie. S tis poney is to prevail | ve on - . . -_—-———— > —__ : ‘ ; - > ‘the da ¥ of the great mran- | Stewart Dp _— x —-SS"449-—S—UU-liea ase RS2°35352 ere er as , F . — sué fe yV’ei-ze bie, Bottomley'’s he | ingles by Hafey. Re Gelbert produced the oe Rae, we 18 Ce ~— en Dean +44 wet - @ fcans and then. with leading by two sets to one, came | tra cL Peet ot: racing Gown the hey! JO COALEY TO Bon eon te tng are win be no | eee WESTERN ASSOCLATION ; “ro =~ ' 32 41 to Fox Islan: ior e far : . . . 3 room for the development of Reetz sa-Th ... the most terrific Oubles strugg! “ 1! . mites it 3 Nor Haven GEORGE DAW THURSDAY such remarkable personalities | S0dere ef in the annals of n rn fmbie. i ..4 temin — ‘ , | Hopkins p hit homers to m don. The Britons ted at 4—1. Spring! was ~ in J | sandler: a — on . ae, : — set ene ON MO. PAC CARD among leaders as John McGraw, > and in the ine y's an LuUrs- . : 2 and ks 2] to have the Americans rallv ; CENTRAL LEAGUE. ae : ! y's, ' ol eae ee Connie Mack. Frank ieee Team iat "I | | carry the count to 5-a!! Game | 4, vars : 4 ge oe a . wn = og onsen ane tery and » final rac: ee. aiey Of the Missouri Pa-| George Stallings and Miller Bree. ‘ nr = | en 6teck § tas FoiIng with service, the advantag: -s Was . Meie § 5d oe Denver S 473 ‘rida’ aroiel ; fic A. C., is to meet George Daw g.ns . | Browns .. + Rk. - oon A. a Aa uUbied and Thompson ; . ' . , ’ ’ . »| *} . e ' ” - . oe - * sy 7) ws ; = , . : — _/‘. ae a : : . -_ 2 . i \e f wa? th ’ ~ - . . es ies y rT} het ” ” CoTTan TATE ¢ " yj } S1¢ ’ sae . “1 : ‘ 4 Ss es . ’ ; a La A T} A , in aA .* elter weight Cardinale. =" 2 : . ‘ a a h ~ 3 : . Fy A0n tO score ein SWuneg ha 4% a j f rt . “across Liié ; ) TO AIT) 7 met until nearly 20,000 persons aenere, ; ness * oe ' , s t . atts eet " _ : se ' . * j -_ : , . fia : ; ’ be One of were in @ frenzy of ex iftement : roe ' " ° , . j Join th : nda \ { : Dor itement. . Ge | 3 Pet. CL Ww. L. Px unday afte athit ef rr Thrilling Battle. | lorado. S-3. 1 ptonia, 1.756 Houst | 306 | noon or Monday morning, and de- ‘Fes he fight card to be held HIS HOME AT JOPLIN High 3b 14 28 men held the , : } . ' — ae ~ . ‘ : ‘ . a jach "hb - ; VN ith the Englishme, : . ot) ° ~ + . Spite ‘Niais ren VA hin oe , ’ tet th a %o pif B: the ——— : . the f the : ie sii: Mine ;T if me ’ : ad bf ar F ; eS - = ry rallies With the players = slipping ) Oak lai 5 evo ar@ on tHe latte: hree-masted st A. L. senior flyweight and falling or the ner f ~¢ . he ri +5 : re} ! basehba!] sc nooner Atiantic during the Spe rn - hampion of the Flori " C s to : - 3o : 4. oe & frantic attempts to save sideli di e il of the six ciubs WYNDHAM MUNRO TO ne ee _—— d, furthermor eet Clff Doetzel, South Broad- Gs fat et ph et Ps SS ~a A @S*' me . BB+ Wea Bi Orsi Phillies’ half W -_> a ae Ye ae ata D etter, > . -— we 5 o’-e2,; o 2 > O*ee2n4e—2eVusessuud O°WHKSSesFsPS-SSSSvraeitax S“CSiig-BPsP®Ssssssvuwus e*xsi.eSs ~ } ‘ O° 499009 8N080KKuH Ss ueeu, @>S2Se2Ss2S-838SSE>-»x OF ROU WUE AUR ae Y= ¥ gps, =a -— @* a: a | _ 23 a eee f “=> Pp ts SO4E00Kp~ee~uvvete-~aateu ; ss 7ecewe - eo i. Swe : added a run in the sixth Paes to O' Deu! Thompesen's si double. ‘Cards came back in ‘hand Frich’s single and »% second homer made. ‘ to 6 in the Phils’ € the home half of the ‘© Davis walked. Southern “"Doul doubled. Sout on * Snompaas grounder nd Hurst singled. knec Out of the bex ® the score the ultimate ~8al8Slz7 ss a . > das ue Golf Club where he is pro- Smith returned here will depart Monday for | ._ : ftie .? mio Shs ot here.fis Bunsen Sih ned pone mon wonee ’ | : ¥ i uh oe shots, NEZaACing in terrif A rivis Seas e ) — Decause former mod > Georg: wi P ‘ | , ots, « g in territis ays mes. The schedule, TEACH INDOOR SCHOOL | Nichols of the en Yon | ee ne denied reports that he bad | agechel * ‘ Te ae J t Pp duels fighting if 71, ‘ . ’ “ ‘ Oui at C,;ORe ‘ fott . « the Ph

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2 SLLQUIS-POST-DISPATGH .. __SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 19292 wk 2 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ween __. PAGE G IBLEDON |CARDS CRUSH PHILLIES UNDER 28-6 SCORE AFTER LOSING BY 10 TO 6 ee — «= ——- — a | RDS TWICE SCORE 10 TIMES : Sener nit THE OLD GUARD DIES HARD sven» ATHLETICS GL IN INNING; SHERDEL WEAKENS am ” is ONLY SEVEN HITS pea | AFTER FINE START IN FIRST GAME -~ “4 ray, | AND Lose Ta HEN tired and hungry ” : , of Ie by = E : “3 , LPP LDL LI ee _ "Be te Ss . “ . ee | mpage . FIRST GAME. SECOND GAME, ) ) ; tk + oh “tos ihaae es fe; my By the Associated Pres ,” « a 5 Se y Apso ij " Reach for a doughnut, CARDINALS, CARDINALS ‘ ae fe 7 tie os © ae “, CHICAGO, July 6 — Ar eights Instead of a fag. AB. KR. ‘ 0. A. E. AB. L , Ie pos’. inning rally brought th: Whit —Dink Doolittle, World’s Cham. 120 O oe r —. Sox from behind to beat Rube ) ~ } - ‘ Se ph 2b ; , Va pion Doughnut Dunker. attene ‘ah Walberg and the Athletics 6 to 4 |High 3b in the opening game of tre serics Belicve it or not—but there jg prone - ae a ogee i ee hang 2 — . ‘ ‘ *s 4 * a f se more to doughnut dunking than. — seen ee hia, cat eee , ; Holm rf the second time this sensor, allow- mects'the eye. It takes an artist Wilson c th but ven hits. Walber sabes j f seve M, i ‘Tx to siosh a doughnut around in ce paowe * ; Gelbert «ss be } a “ i} lutter stages ’ , * Wea ‘ *4 j it i ‘ ' att. se | Kerr aby is a couple of good pitchers Haley 5, Wilson », a Gelbert & lb rankhouse d , « lhe y, ' r , 3 i. Sigafuos ‘b lorm Tells. Ve vw iso isi Kt Si rrr as OT beh bebo Ob uw ow xX - —_— 7 Dv ker | hase cf ae Hale ib } Sinimons i Awex" pores” weeny Miller rf Anp A FEW MonTHS Y s 2 ey ity @enseeen tise ees |e Cronin - iw cc}ce> wr eser>ecece 7? ’ ihe Sal ; : Sciph, Hurst, Holm, O'Doul, Thevenow. 74 pra. a Pare *Holfman r Benge in seventh, , = ae yet my v~ '— ee way, but they are not much gvod Davis batted fo c Two-base hits—Gelbert @, Hafey 2, Green, | Aes. A MONTH AGO = *4 Totale . Collins ran for Davis in seventh. susece. Thevenow Three-base hit—Selph. ; ao | : -—.. + . aided 7 : s ing a slump. ’ ‘ , ' . Jatied for Kerr in eighth. in stopping i oe * a a, ‘ - | Home runs—Bottomley, Hafey. Southern. Ane nAD AKeE CARE z Seore by innings Innings: 1° 4 6 8 9— fT. ; y :: Se oy er B net ae ei .? «—) ‘ “Volcano Active in New Hcb- : . Sacrifice hits—Selph, Holm Double play s , 5 he : 3 » * j | e eee 0 0480 0 ; 0 O— b&b uj ihe evs at . e) DAL : Philadel pli rides Island.” a aeteas 9002413 0 *—190 ~Thevenow to Hurst; High to Selph to * oes Om — ‘ Chicago. is : ee ; owes ~ v i . : . ; ie bys i ten I} . ‘eh, ; The recent activitics Of 60 Runs batted in—Bottomley (4). Gelbert Bott pti mage ae agen aaa motion: | roneveR —_ .* a hag oy Fy 0b gy MB FE run any volcanoes would indicate 0 | ee (2), Seve. ee oo mrsguagern es des | T — dicate S). Whitney se’ | off Willoughby 3, off Miller 2. off Roy 1. » ¢ —sinimons Three-base hit Wat woud. at ; ow nee stuf ang ; l, Thon n. Two-base A that all the whoopce stuff, gang Hurst (2), O'Dow — oo off Green 2%. Strach out—By Frankhouse ‘Lp ce WAS So) FRONOUMED'. w= 11> WMOwul al 3 Two-base hitsa— berg, Shires, Sloe a base -— Cissell, Wild pitch — Walberg. killings, robberies and one thing hite—High, Lerian. O'Doul (2), Klein, . mr" . Struck oui—bv Thomas. 1: by Walberg : : 2, by Green 1. Hits—Off Willoughby, 3 at ¢” WIN NIH G Ot ¢ mn Wasn't tT Aw oS rant J. aae ¢ balla—Off Thomas, iw: ' ; ad es — Bottomley (2), 7" |: ~ ee ye TAR UGrtA FOR TARE ARS _. fl ; or anothi r has made Mother ol “neg not ee iiiemaaen in first inning (none out); off Miller, 0 © © — Ye ort Ae ® (AAKEE. ; a _ NAMED VUAGEN TAA W Aude > ae x py oe since ™ Earth sick at-the stomach. un ves nitate sieve-Blaret te Thev- in first (none out); off Roy. 13 in 4 1-3 Aa WAS TAGE LONE AMERICAN top ; Ove€ wit ANO TAER, cone | Shires: Cronin to Lykes to Foxx, Left on evenew. Chieago 7. Philadelphia 6, Win- Although there is a surplus.of enow to Hurst. Bases on balls—ff Sher- | a oe Te, Of ee SS Se. | PORVIVOR AT WIMBLEDON ‘ ’ , Barr GAME& * a 2 9 orctrs TAG OTACR Pav ung pitcher—Thomas, Losing piteber a , | Left on bases—Cardinals 10, Philadelphia 4 . ) mm H00 17 S Treas. *: . 1: off Be ‘Sage Ae } Walberg. { mpire Nallin, ‘ineen and $185,000, in the U. 8S. Treas del, 7; off dohnson, 1: o enge | | arp Rec nT a Ormeby. Time of ‘game —Ib. Sim, ahs SIT STT we ee ee - inal 1). Hit by pitcher—By Green (High). ury, Mr. Mellon says there is no Struck out—by Sherdel, 4; by Johnson, 1: ; Re: igl T; caidas eliadiilllaria taal . -_ - ——_—— —-- - ~ oa —_o iis 2 sieges | UMEe—Mearden Mart and Righer. Time | ee KNOCKED THREE 5 ‘CLARK HURLS ROBINS immediate prospect of cutting a by Benge, =; of game—h,. “8m. Losing pitcher—Wil- selon. ° _f Benge, 12 in 7 innings; off Ete, 3 in loughby. to MERS im ‘ aS Se = Collapse of Two Veterans cso geees |e | TO SHUTOUT VICTORY Besides, there are sO many nings: off Johnson, none in 1 2-3 innings. | ler, Reardon and Time of came— ~s | OVER GIANTS, 4-0 Ways of spending the money other ft on bases—Cardinals, 9 Philadelphia, | 2:18. Winning pitcher—Bevge. Losing | re . than. prorating it among the tax- @ it. Wild pitch—Sberdel, Umpires—Ric- | pitcher—sSherdel. Brought A bout Downfall of | : vil ‘, . | By the Associated Press. ti oe op, : NEW YORK, July 6. — The payers. Uncle Sam needs a new . | | high-powered automobile — for By J. Roy Stockton Robins defeated the Giants by 4 Chasing liquor trucks and a lot Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Cardinals, McGraw Declares 4 Watson Chast: hea Sahar of things. He needs a new hat : . , : and he hasn't had a new suit of PHILADELPHIA, July 6.—Billy Southworth’s Cardinals broke saveseaitiniaiciininanneiiataiintncenseiteasi day stand preliminary to the secon: eal o : : == | western invasion of the Polo - - — se eee oe ° sa anal 0 clothes since Tom Nast died. their losing streak this afternoon. Some wag in the press box said | — . ——————————————— ! , By John J. McGraw, | Grounds. The victory was the A surplus of $185,000,000 is a they broke it with a bang. But as a matter of fact they- broke it | 7 : . iant tenth for Brooklyn against New bad thing for the country. It with 28 bangs, scoring 28 runs and making 28 base hits off the Man py toon — Giants PENS MANACER a ees e eat rowns York in 16 games this season. causes too much insomnia in Philadelphia pitchers. NEW YORI. July 6. —The class of the Yanks ha come out sO Clark allowed only three safeties. Congress. They're lying awake on 6 2 ona thi : oe. strongly in the past week that their situation is far from hopeless. ] Pit h 9 D | 3 t 1 A touch of the good old days nights figuring how to ease it out ee ee ee =f leak: coattails ‘very day and Bob Meuse! is in his n 1 Cc ers ue o) O was seen in the banishment of of Uncle's pocket and divert it to Red Birds bettered the modern , ’ FIVE CARDINALS .' Ruth seenis to be coming str ‘ong 5 r ever Ga} an . I sei if 5 John McGraw by Umpire Mager- worthy channels. run-scoring record and approached ED IN DAY best form of the season. With Gehrig still going at a steady pace Continued From Page 1-S, Col. 8 , ~~~~~. naan | kurth. The master mind seems to re | _INJUR and Combs adding to the combination, the punch that has carried the )' have been thinking out loyd on the Some people the minute they the record for total hits in a game von ‘ B tC ‘ a : 2 é on a "ntsc isle tints tain ee . . . Pd oe “5 © 4 “rr " ‘> ’ ’ " see any idle money want to put it They also set whut probably 1s a \ | S ie he tetion oi: i tin. ade the Phillies a dangero' ub. ertson’s head Kress scored. CONTESTS THIS WEEK |: BROOKL YS. U : oe ILLY SOUTHWORTH'S are 1 vith win- {on h ertson's head: S | | Crazy about working themselves, in each of two innings. tS ; ital list was swelled this ning oe ; In the Polo Grounds the other day. rhe Yanks tied it oP ny the Frederick - 4 : 1OSpitai isl Nas - — Mune a penhnhatlit lh idl A » py , aera nee een sixt ie ‘rav lost c “¢ cme SoA silver pb but they like to crack the whip Before tasting victory, th i ahs an Walter Roett- $ ; a Slein hit one of . Jongest drives sixth wi en Gray lost oon ro eo ms mesg , ihers Se. Over a bunch of mazume and in two weeks, the Cardinals suf = ia ; sible way. le strain ' ver gat Those la by: t \ssociated Press porarily. After Gehrig was out, oday—Browns vs. New York, at Bressler it. . aug | | oe ( fered an injury to his saw. h nepssleon sa 3 % coh oe tesone : keep it moving. fered their eleventh straight , ger suffered a : ‘ as ied well out 1 fron ai are hat ft teams ' f Le . CINCINNATI, O., July 6.—Jack | ©@™ walked Ruth ind Lazzeri. home, ; Rhiel ree wee | q ¥ eaitapenmatae feat losit g tl ¢ firs? gal ‘ . ankle and Was forced to rewire ’ , : h nee ot gree H P ; NMleusel produced a hit to le ft on Monday—Brown vs, New York, K. Moore es . —" ig ‘Reacl gp Simm ~~ S358 ate ’ | 1] s muc grea ae? eee linary idricks, anager of the ; , t IL. ive D. That sign ¢ Rear nh double hea ly ! to t | } i] 1 ro‘ if - first gare. 4 Wiis . a} Oo! ' i 7 E ; ‘ ss 2 . ‘ , 7 erie Ii A eC “Wy hic h th e Ba be counts d. at home: Cardinals vs. Philadel- Sree ri 0 . > oy’? © oT « ss) Mee UClacer iit? AL415, = : ei — id nan Tt) Ti } #4 ae wir ion turnings it nt} » Ws ms ne seiiee iets ; ae ad ed ” seca hae sags eee Reach 6 because Bill Sherde] YU iid not keep hind out fou ao out ‘ re qd LTucK fig! t «qi! ‘ tig ory ’ } wie it Crone R — ‘ou state men A doubl -play ruined a fine phia at Philad,. Iphia. r a ] ’ ites Ph . ’ | ow Didi wed | ' ; ae u Ps « y - . ) en c ! uP i bike ee ? . ges Wise ca ' ia . j Lijit ili j .. ee poe ae 4 . J 3 3 siti ti | ; i mF. 6. Stop the free-swinging slugg he believes it may have ocen in the runner-u as is ~ jh — | aon , nnllins day that amounted 1 threat | , hance in the Browns’ half. Blue Tuesday Browns vs New York, i sl . hs tahips i lod wer | lent = . ‘ ‘ 1 : . - 7 j , baw A aad , \ . “ ‘ ’ ‘ . oa > i Li ; ‘ *s : ; . ne ‘ > . We thought -it it might mean Burt Shotton the breaking of an adhesion an | position Nobods | ne : “ thenurh ¢} hen he 2 j ‘ hen he Cubs.) singled and went to third on Bad- at home; Cardinals vs. Philadel- estate is may Prunetic ‘ ae oe ; ’ cal ae ee ——s : > if peach for a Strap.” - Half a Hundred Runs at his ankle ma) sacs knows this b¢ tte bitwise y m a after their long home stay, ' hore 7 uUble-header {8ro’s safe bunt which Lazzert phia at Philadelphia. leach if a . better in the future. same y thei Sie eg. 5 Oe ‘ ; 5 ) h ra | e t etamaey ett Ga Cheel Menush then Wednesday—Hrowns vs. Phila- Lindstrom 3b If the street car company could It was a wild afternoon. Jet than the Yan! 3 ss, aa oue rive rettv good lint : ae ade i ais rey ee ; aad Lindet bod get the ub} ‘ ‘ runs wer 0 d i ' ‘ (larence Jonnard was spike | map ; Saye me “SA , eh ; . , d - , A% ‘3 ba 84058 had the tough lu k to line straight aie p ila (two games), at home: di lh . . iy . aA rT} io e S« re afi i > mits ( F \ i> “ ae } tne Na i¢*¢ ‘ viii > ‘ or bh innhihig. , | suspend r three days for lea stopped at third when Gehrig fol- ay—Browns vs. Philadelphia “Batted i denen in a lee L2345867 “Anti-Saloon Le t ) le owar ‘harley horse, pulled iuscle ie ee eg. ague to Mect i@ perspiring tats bill Ow: CL Nariey MO, pis ; margin was whit- Sse So a / ‘ hae in Detroit.’ ‘the exits and the . va, re rep ; " . vv “ That's carrying the wer into letes limped to the showcr baths. ‘ey Selp!] Suil the thleti: aetuallv noses past road aguil Cl ard-hitting | rushing iver to the Reds’ bench | off Gray's glove and Robertson | Sat ts Sreckiza. roarien. wher FU the enemy's country, Seven home runs ° lammed sprained ankle sliding | Ray Kolp in a recent! scored. Gray seemed to have a aa urday—Dbrowns vs. Philadel- Rune batted |i ane _— » VON me unS were Sidl . epradiiies Ati . ie . ; GOS: ; , i oe : Stuoler eo—-Mierman. acTrifice Ord / ver the walls of Baker-Bow] dur- third base and will be bins, raves hav su Hendricks had no com-| play on Ruth at first as he half : r% rs home; Cardinals vs. Brook- Clark, 2 "Double piaye—E. : re inarily Anti. Saloon League iad the cn eek : ! | wi rts ue a | ered heavily f@m tact ¢ —— mel nak on the suspension | knocked down the ball but chose yu, abroad. and Bissonette : Clark, Rhiel is spelled with a hy >} o b t im ik afternoon and double S we re a it VW days. . class of Lil F. he . ii . _ hes . ’ ating ’ . . , ‘ SEIT SA ST oe sonette, Left on bases— \ecw phen, Dul in but the pit ' ha how? n- | whi any of the Reds considered | for a forced try at second and = ———————S SE | CBrooklyn ¥ Bases on balie—Otf! mixed in ree} ae ionr th : “a wal- eet rence Nitche l}, } OF: Pes : infu ¢ the tcher eace in the game until with two out dropped a close game to the Braves ee Di Maeeter irankhousc| paw. replaced Willoughby. Miller| much better aadbaiias tas LOM It illustrates, thoug! : ‘ubs -: p in the air and we had | >! nirog ae Te in the fourth Bob Meusel* lined | here today when the Bostonians Gidn't have to bear down. He} walked Wilson and Gelbert. forc-' They don't have t arry the big | S°™erally zo d th | | them worried ath even if we; Fane pak i ee ie oon? © double to right center. Clever won, 3 to I Harry Seibold held sur] sO 8 OSS!- | | 5 eigen - judgment by Schulte of the re- the visitors to five hits. ews a. a ata 4 "x aye, Oe. foul Eaves, Went to th i] ‘ t : ‘© , ‘ov reli cre ae? ess hid “ive *% , ? } i e~ Pi e* | é : i i. ‘ AAA P i | gO) CoOvrene } mu i «civ » Awhet ‘ 7 ¢ r} 1¥ wiCtir "Wali a . Ov ’ ooler. In the fourth. the Brow ns me , , ‘ f i oe . . .o ,y ¢ . ‘ y ‘ es : = % 7 . ‘ . ane oa . . . tar : : Fie -* F William sacs * nthe , i¢ hgh second on an error and two eae ‘ ™ | Robins a dangerous be] , of the Cardinal Tete ‘se umpiring bounced to Durocher w ho started failed to get the ball past the Heathcote F innings a aha 2 3 qcqays tt ; | © and two in the iourth on Ge! nig =| jook to see them cut guite a f! ly. Li season T have considered ; a ee the fourth Yankee double play of | catcher, Dickey getting all three | ew ; irs ve i” #eHoininege ' a Y as n crle P j le , : . we & i os =" . — . - - : Lis’ PhS =" Stegpriermey » the enem y T eg - _— re double, Douthit singh - & tr “ne - ' OTT the re_Cce by he ping J ee ' the Cardinals a strong ball ( lub. orm. indur rj 7 1s in- the fame. —t& put out, a pop fou! and | Cuyler rf S fourth ae 0 one hit, but in the Selph, who sprained an ankle Ssilc- the contenders. The hitting f but with these veterans of class a ill cease by Stephen- Coffman opposed the Yanks in strike-out. acne -y ib e a mm « be si} r f ure- . , ‘ ° ‘ , Ra +} seria P ; i} 7 LESPEIGA SSS vagy - : ‘ ‘ : at ah tgete ' . run lead . Patt ivé en 4 ou I) into third and had LO be he Iped K lein and () Doul hniAaAs likewise weakening. the Club is not so road, é endricks dt clare d. a || e the ninth and retired them in or- The first four innings were | @Mowors nd after mat Kherdel , 4 io . pbagighes: ) q | Beck 3b > lost his stuts : | ss j , the tele. eee eee -” er ee Sa. } ‘ohe beaten and they were der. completed in 47 minutes. It re- pee a _ was pounec Spree. . 7T ee oe ev were ready to gO} In their last chance, the Browns cently took the Cubs and Cards | Bueh Mes vu > freely. Another 10-Run ante -a homer, his twenty-fir tha hitney was out - SP aALS fol it }OTL) : A e o , Stephenson was/ acted thusly: Badgro rolled to; two hours and 12 minutes to | qugis fee 15) RR oe A! AB elt Md rte. os ne TE ataed ty BRE Gg ~ _ ~~ “~ * + , _ vale -gnthog: be ie . te Pete Aas Se Re ~—— > ww S| Nie Pn lay “ NeeN is ** -_ owao-es-05-~ ~~ Sule ase wm me iD 2733S ee te Se a 232322 = = S™MWSSH SM SSSSsSsSsssvuciin-oF & oVH-ssu~! OrFSSsSestSs ts-Ssesseswmuixzany @F*ssQg25s>% es Ss | 3 ‘ i 0 1 ] j f) i} = A. = — > = 4 So: hee | Hig} eae is he . ining amd 190 ¢ I tle tea liv. se tren 4] res sat + em “oi anion , gf oc Ani a ee oy the ay: oe Red Bird Notes. i ee | | » first hen the next batter -_ | Gomera. Manush fanned and Schul- play a six-inning tie. | *Batted furs “poste ninth ‘eal _ Gelbert produced the four | details: >| PHIA. July After hitting into :% ioOubi . or # inch double play. | te flied to Combs. Combs Makes a Fumble. Pare ne An | Bottomley walked. Hafey dou- PHILADELPHIA, _ | la In the firs 7 : | 15 feet, but) onecinots Kress wanted to stop at sec- pe “on, ! Then in the Ph half, Whit- | bled to c nter, Bottomley pulling ; me pipe sot aga price = ec ACS 590r ee ee 8 tow, & a vel ff the line to Jump ; ah Brownie Notes. ond on Melillo's single in the & and Klein } hit alin to make; up at third. Holm's sacrifice, to wea aren oe | ‘ apm xan jie, then thi pu wing oh j vith his ee in order to Babe Ruth was not much con-| last of the fifth, but Combe ob- Sore 4 to 2 and in the fifth, | Southern scored Botton lev. Wil- to Baltimore 1 apt ' a nm the set vent a double a a cerned over the right-fleld screen.| ligingly fumbledand Red seized E Bhotton's men too} the lead. /son singled to left, scoring Hatey. game sa ith the nth innit g hit the flag mole Until Tite ; ses dite veh “T generally hit ‘em Over, anyway,” the opportunity to go to third. tourer K. OH. Ave. 0. A. : Deut double ‘d and Thompson hit | Gelbert doubled to left, sending they —— % ee tee ee abeve t} level of the rig! al anhbouncea & yee oe Bein, ee ~' he said, But he didn’t yesterday. The pressure of the shin. hoes wold : 383 601 .788 1978 Sacrifice fly dnd Sherdel made} Wilson to third. Green eee eee --wall and caromed back t th ais = ofc ie “ O'Rourke's fumble of Gehrig's guard straps has given Wallie | an nll “i ° 3 456 .e wild Pitch to score Klein with | Roy. Frankhouse singled to cen- About 16 ersons withessea field Jim ry re r ‘ond oe ee nas dhe ‘ nd : Stem poedin ‘a id Schang a cut under one knee | Chicese ov 00 © 0 0. ar SB. 3 at. Ave. ° — run of the inning. ter, scoring Wilson rary woe dee the double-header. Jt was a hol ee umpires Wave iT “hitney gged him and BSelph oe a put ‘Teeteean Beg third ont so the veteran, in theatrical par- ~ nees ba tied i Neht,Heibale . ¢ Oton's a ' ' youthit singled to right, an pe I~ sini , and orm if Japa- , le a ae ia am the bas Oa bie or iis ob oe ae * ' Pa Spohrer, Two e Mughout the rest i. a siamteis 4 woo Benanartad Selph, walked, fill. | V0" pod naga ea hae iroun ada Sa an ae Gt te ond whe One out in the first _— _f ¥e liberty Spohrer ) base—— Heath ovr er ey added art : *i the side a a 'ine the hbase Ss. High was hit by a "4 ss i - oie 7 epecta eur rt née ' e 4 rier ie } - me - a 4$SS¥vusSssoexziin - . = oh — ‘Pass to O'Dou!. The npson’s single | pitched ball, forcing lrankhous¢ | tors. tn eee he of U sn in tagging him, ha rnish | Gray. his battery-mate. hit into and Hurst's doubl lover the plate. Bottomley, up for | va rrounder Thevenow the it toe to push ff tl Gray's curve was working | ee hie a lay ‘bi first tw 6 i-3 innings P *Ne‘Cards came bac ik in the | the second time, hit over the right- | Out-hitting the Phils. lo to 1s U} took a bad bout but the hag and ruled Selph safe. nicely in the early innings. Sam "oe - sais = ” | nines Pann pent h and Hirch'’s« «!} - and Bot- | field wall for his nineteenth home in the first game the irds had the vere solid sinashes ; doesn’t throw many curves—only | meses ia tes | Stark and Quistey Fime- eth. 6dm. hen’, 8 second home r tede the | run of the season and his third of pymerous chances to score, but SelIph Sprains Ankle. Hafey was the hitting hero o: | about nine out of every 190 After striking | out and ground- |— 7 to 6 in the Phils’ favor, | the afternoon, scoring behind Dou- they wasted many safeties. Th ‘Tisch ired atter the fir ing secong ES rgrietigMbanerescfe p.tcnes. =e % Soe, Bae cw s Noon Wins Pacing F we : the home half of the same i thit, Delker and High. Hafey dou- the *hils made good us tint ikl rot : rT uel ' Dies s and sig singles o , ¢ +h iv: Pa peas WHE. One orn = By the Acsocieted Presa. © Davis walked Southern sin-/| bled to center for his second two- seven bases On bal Sherdul is- ! irrence he harley hor had five hits, all Jeo end of the sevens PB sixth. CLEVELAND. ©., July 6 —Neen, * O'Doul doubled S, othern | bagger of the inning. Holm sin- sued. Three ine m Wialdant ie ifiered in f#ittsdurg Sel ph Sig ses saw each CED WHR One nee (rays Costly Wild Spell d t David M. Leok of New “80 Ubled south ge: PES a aay” ae | ; , | ‘ ae a Gene Robertson hit one In the stitial ? Wp tet > pasar bs Acie red On Thompson's grounder to! gled to left. scoring Hafey. Wilson riven — —— pny 7 se oe Frankhouse showed a good first ax did Manush in the last Gray seldom has a spell of | York City. trained by Lon MeDeon- bert and Hurst singl ad. knock- | rround: d to Whitney and (Gi lbert ee : Sead oe "» % Douthit walked, ‘ ier were iaid teh } ‘orn! , : ' , 1! sat ro! if him, ise he . 4 foot im + gou “Headey =e ™ catch Dy TCombvs ° With Pun Might and Main. ker singh High singled, Bot- i 3 = — yr. hae and as i momentum Cal nd. they would all ° aoe ii. Ave. re, 4. S a et Wit lourhby started for tomley w —, filling the bases,;. 1 n unne! diene ? , : a tion “wrinkled. It is not often a bunt starts a ‘ it up. } Straight heats. a | i Phils in the s cond game. Pr y hit into the left-field} “ i ) ; ; AFRSeeHDD+zu5 : set EY olin Ran coves 32 ) f tron n * > aiSO < 3 S-KHOSKH Sit wUuSwmaAH~S-sreengssuea ee ae 2 ¢ me Sxv--SSueoe: = 92895929899985-9--02Su2~! eur See vy, geabiate 2

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Stakes, furlongs : Yon handil: a‘ WW [ee To x Value ’ 5 ‘vr it? “ LIN HORSE “THISTLE ANN LOST AGNES MA YVERKES VMORSEL ‘ ‘ (ORD SS encesneeeteneeenstneterenscn —A sram of seven races two handicaps race and three Arlington this afte rnoon, Post and Paddock Stakes, a five Sixteen of the 248 Origi- George Collins’ e Montpelier Farm third, and attractive pro July 6 s¢«? , ~Lané . CHICAGO. Consisting ve rv of one an allowanee Was run off at interest centered ip half furlong dash for 2 vear-olds. Thistle Ann. Agnes from th the Brown Hotel Stables. CiaiMing eve nts, Chief the aud nai one nominations started and irom stable, proved t¢} best. Second and Ma ae Owned by Mor Se j with Lost fourth. Ma Yerkes. always in close con- he mely in the mone by id on ga take third Morse} ; } rT) Lcd ACT] neths. Aart. Was showe qd good over Ing, but his 122 The The rack Tannery, appointed Other Racing Results a i i i ia i i “At ‘Sasiee City. , takes Weather Cloudy: treck slow. Pinas _ PIRST RACE—| iT Bouns gradually d dre Ww ort? by mM Lil, up and she leaders an Win handily by a len Lost Agnes rac close here Winner aced up to the Ww eather Was clear ans went to the out- in a hard drive took se by a nead. stretch, wy she fact side and ond money C- 1¢ choices ‘ hief’ 8 Warrior. ‘ . iti i SECOND RAC x— © ar FORT ERIE SCRATCHES. a ii. _. I—Flanecur, Josephine HH onell : yo Helen Handsel. Denny Covi ey. Sin sp lic . Saratoca Am eta. Bees Lux. ne mW | ~——Meny \ is a ; i is Ra, irtiy ( dee a Ss. o ge At Arungton Weather ok ‘ar; track fast. FIRST RAG} “ive an e-] orkn ee t | rr l THIRD i uC b — ~Fi “Fat KTH" mace a ry : ighe Carbine (4G. Rose} - Pr ness Tina (G. Fields) aHealy «(M. Garver)... Sy imei 44 2-5. Hot Todd Annan Spanish, Me; Fo Priscilla Carter Comstockery and — urus alsy r chray entry revi RA B—About six Ohese} W Keleay). . . J Mararet ‘Cat I Peter Peter | Ti Gag 11 No corsica al M .eary (Trimble) SECOND. RACE— sig fu furlon (0'Don: el] Car THikp . ee (heste: y ry r Burlap Hildreti; K Ac nd { lime 1} ; } finial ot a Creu wean rer Ati. (Site , SIATH RACE mi S ascuma , iryye ’ ~ ~ ; “FOU RTH RACE—F;j ye and Ann Rayo, Wandering Guid one-half also ran, A ol At Laionia Weather cloudy; track ee FIRST RACE—Six fur longs: ; o a a ee asus (J. \) 6.0 3.54) np “43 ‘ore.s Phiten ey 5 UCiie lave Phillin Wild 6.66 “ord. Who Win - 6.80 Turn Over. "Keeping saocoren nee oe Crestwood. Port O'Pla; ch Wiewina ie ne 3 Sued Drastelia and Dark : I {Fs = ae cant, Tidy Miss (Don 14.88 Sixteenth O4 one half fuys fit) Js SE COND RACE —Five and a longs 10.46 «& ~ Boye: a SINTH RACK—0One ry i dew Jcoanuine. alid ral RAC E—Onve and one O4 f{Henpel) 6 (Smock } Mount Loran Pack Savage Wolfy (Deli) _. ' ‘ : ime 2:00 3-5. Post H: Black er. Kajaba and Jucl Jean also ran FOURTH KACE—Six furio es Monnie (W. Pool). 29.7% 3.80 Taystee ( Dell -oon ee Wild Olive (Muir Time, 1-18 e re ‘Hand Pp wr Rose. Lady Skuolny and Cut RAC E—One rn, Shanne mn and one-quart At iadieatts Weather raining: track fast. ba, —_e Syren ‘Rai, | rr Fs [otien Weert al SEVENTH RAC B—One Yards Sec Dar-Fur | i, ae ‘ ba ' ding illy : (Allen) . 3.97 : » 4 ’ rt , ‘A Blind (Lilley) ., enon t. Time, ow] 4 Kublai Khan rn r. Timer, [, ater h Key, Tommy. : and Yorkto Wh also ran i rm) At F ort Erie. Weather clear: track fast. Rede aed . ACK— Six fryrt, ati Mile alallee. Flowering Row Dr Ri ippiing, King's r oOurt THIRD RACK. riamue pen dy Ann j } »95 we: Ms ta bh Ruons Tigtia 4 “ett 5 , tP5TRS tir Gold ale 1t) FOURTH RACE. ,? I. Areivedal Stary 2 Noon, P OMonkey and Don, Sticated far. SPC OND RACE. Aversion «¢M, “Crips ) Pipestem «Ff her) lecize (Steinhart ) Time. 1-14. Mac Paransmph fe ar Lady. Masier alan ran THIRD RACE KS ‘e Line (Brown \ 10 ite Brig ashe i Witmer | 43t24 theory : new ) >» Rlew 13 rose ari) Pietn RAC K , One wiy teenth " ,¢ ”? = a mn | Marvin ‘Runolad ye. Pondy and Jack fy, 1e- "SINTH RA‘ y—One and three sixteenth » " - - ~ f Pitts a ! 4 : ‘ 4 TAT én j vw elie ; -~Sig furlongs ‘ et and a f is Da et “? Haity OURTH RACKE—P iy mn 7 8. an) '} > 2 en : 2 an 2° ' : SEVENTH RACE aris P orrmn the . Mid ; \ewe Pa “iar ; Pein RACE — One - , Time 1-48 “leur ¥ . : 4 hii ’ TT, Ato Pr sie} KENT. WORTH SCRATCHES. l— Ratti. b Lagctry (ree Rens JOMePe Dr Charti-« Arti Banig ‘i Cater ty Srv P leer Par: ] Heovtur ’ ATi Royal W ate. Contem “oekrn RAC Banani F iamingy he Ti le (MeGinnis) .. S39 4.60 3.00' one ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Iron- inter ” | ‘ Ri) va - VENILE STAKE AT ARLINGT\ a SORE ee SLL snseeeee —— i a i i a a a ee ee ee ee ne ee a ene ae lll ie ee ae ae (oan Tennis Scoring Machine, Used at the Wimbledon Tournament sittin ROE le SDB PS sai PRE Bo + ee P Be PP OPPS AS PROP 8 a entertain nate —— ROSE OF SHARON RAE GEIGER HE RE Ree in the above picture operating an By pressing the changed for ey- The umpire is shown electric switchboard attached to his chair. buttons the numbers on three scoreboards are erybody to see, [ __ RACING ENTRIES At Arlington race—S$]1%% a. cram ny. maiden = turlotigs: a | lia hs ae | th er ? ti ‘ Car r Kenilworth, SI 10, the B ‘ At *¢ 10] Coe entry: Hertz Fy urth ra: SE 200, olds ar Ne-sixteenth Reich Ole; ope a 19 Lonz Rid: -+..107 Canaan © sou Lurk 3 ‘ _* *-* 4 ‘ beh. ifth The Ra: and Up. na res. rhe Dervvan. “-w. ar- race $i 00. w-! “Ol ls atin Fart claiming, 4-re > and one fortoms: | wee rarivet ad F ireprof Mi Comnanern Roxie Weide] i oa : "Over Fire , 4 iNapolit.e AWay “ A Cen REDS, WITH KOLP ON MOUND DEFEAT PIRATES PITTSBURGH. July 6 — Jack Hendricks took a chance cn he ing his friends, the Cubs by Pirates 5 to 3 here one-game but *. ed - sea ‘ iT} : i g ~aeE a " Maidens, 2-year-olde | s de- to- the feating the day in a Bruins sa: Nall manag th n hy ate 718 i: ‘ 4 - } boston The (*; ‘vy v% Titi . ? rT’ aSSmer L achie. Messrs. Sw: fifth and the “Wangon If.. car olde Knight .194 1? 11 v] .118 ones Cla med Hout y rent a’nt _At Fort Erie. fron "Weed lonwve 9 lair: 1) 4 a ere {al reek ; ’ rw Sur eto Win Lfy,7] | ONnmMaeter Rae Tang fin Ren f annon atla y Hite Pomonkey 7 *Bess Martin ‘ ‘ton $1900 claiming maicen one hie! f fur! iongs (Charlie ¢ Wan: dering Pin wer Frat TRiming S.wear.ala P Canada. maiden jock, ys TT and tha ry Pn nd 0 on Patty 1 er ; eve t ye tee 7”? ‘tal Vapor lr) part reve Nay Kale ’ | aa ’ fehwere © Swetania ’ Claiming. , ea tating ive Line i Ye Air Chief 3 year-olds ana . af Net # in 429.9 off Ware 0 i 1.2 Pe Kale “Cmetres. Pfirma r Time of gam Oe th race, $1000. mile : NOS eee OP te ee PP . lead 'in close atte: Ip-| Losing | ——--. ADDS LATONIA OAKS TO STRING the Associated I’ rees. LATONIA, Ky., July | Stewart's Rose of Sharon, ing top weight and given a g00d ride by C. A. Allen, won the La- | tonia Oaks, a mile anda quarter. for three-year-old fillies, here this By 6.—D. E. afternoon. Ben Machree, from the G. C. and G. Y. Hieatt Stable, was second, and S. H. Stone’s Nellie Lyons third. Rose of § on favorite and she paid $2.6 Rose of Sharon. was Bits well but was held in stout restraint for the six furlongs, where she Allowed to assume the lead. and nearing the stretch turn, respond- ed well when threatened haly down the stretch and won length and a half with speed in re- serve Ben Machree, webbing at the start, wee taken into contention at the six ‘-furlong pole, made a determined challenge in the stretch drive but could not | overtake the favorite and finished | second by six lengths. Nellie Lyons was away well, and. held in restarint to the far turn. came Strong when let down and finished third by 15 lengths over Agin- court. The race was worth $9169 to the winner. The weather was clear: but the track was heavy from re- rains. DV a caught in the cent STAMPDALE WINS CLOSING FEATURE AT FAIRMOUNT PARK Continued From Page 1-S, Col. 1. Mexican. the Princess swerve with Prince leader stopping the second when gether early and Margaret, ing somewhat ish. Thunder Call stole the sixth race he dashed into a long early and to successfully withstand the repeated challenges the well meant Katrina L. from Thunder Call horse. near when was able of the Gentry paid $11.42 in. v ac — Beats Miles i | d Miles Pr : 4 Stabl ‘ov Prior. ‘ior due] is so and a stared often which, Stake horses, chapters of a quarter aligned, with track fiction ~ + & ~ 2s ng rth ‘or a mile and platers closely ler giving any ground, Prior in a slight lead and the Both horses were practically under pressure for furlongs, and it final sixteenth was assured. hard drive ’aton was third favorite and paid an Current, here, after showed that mud in his far back. the meeting Murdock He — ane i ee ? , 1agance., Was that fie to the last five i! the x tictory e under a SOing away. ; he Old failures nell was to win fre: backed Cee ywuene 1eavily ‘ ] fancy the of from fer Temy McQuellen's stable choices and Piut . was lay- was £00d horse he race getting The paid 7.18. fet ao Ce Mrs. Everett Wins Title WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, | W. Va.. July 6.—Weeat Virginia has. anew women’s golf champion this | morning. as a result of Mrs. H. D Everett Play yesterday when sh Mrs. Angus Me. Donald, in the fin: is, 4 and 3. er steriing fon ¢ ; rien Led we Ps . ~ i a a mn ne ~~. MADISON ENTRIES TOMORROW NIGHT Se a i i a lt a ONO LO OS a as” ; F IRST RP AC ‘iio “ee Six ter ne Ch edi ’ i rAt E—On @-quarter mpile- 1A— Fiving Jack 14° —T; Hope Re rn ;* we N43 Lien e rible 24—Mour t Mahon (a e) oy RACE—Fy By, iz by Ih- a Fancy 524 o-4 of o~ Brines e nile The Ve -®1iteenthe ; OI H—Semg vy . 5. le a i Va ek os rey R. AC E— SR SEO. lead ent: done Mmutuels Place $16. show SECOND R good. won [24 3-5 Start | Time, $100, of it on the eacriy far out cumming oulpaserd i! F Blanco Mueke teer Mazzie. claiming, dr paid: S10. 18- ACE—$ 1000, easily, place 49 3-5. 1:16 1-5 for stages, closed up mruvctr round bear the end. wore down and vutfinisher also moved up fast on the inside red and failed to stall off the winner. 4 £oo0d pace to the stretch. but tired: and ran eighth. but tired. Marjory Seth was and was eased up TE +4 place $11. 54 show $6.78: Sazamo, 3-year-olds and up, one mile and 70 yards— Went to post at 2:37: at post 1 oe 1:48 1-5. Value to winners, $700, $2: the first half mule. ingice win show ving. 1:43 1-5, Equivalent 14 . . str. Fin. Jockey. Odds to 1 Ww a 4 * ; Snappy J i? M. Kose ‘ mie * ~~ ee ~ le ae D. O. Hardy M. Knight A. eatemenen J. Judy a’ ronaly Wte ne , ’ rT pter ’ ra . FAIRY B Trip ared La Vie F bees: Reinstated, | Rides Mokatam to Victory By the Associated Press. NEW Yo jockey, r Vacation Stable's nhijer Mokat City. Fator, who | Aqueduct following w the odds-on tempted to rr even more im the fourth year-old son o | equal to the class o | battled for the rapidly after Setting the the top of the But with Mo ferent ge and then gone to favorite IM pressive RK, July 6. eturned to th and exhibited all bh the win am home Vas declared was a poor ride on Folking, his on race. But f Kai Sang w ake M $5789 purse stretch turr katum it Was Fator had paraded eers and hoos the Post evi —La Verne Fator, rated suspended hat the stew. comeback | the 3. f the f.eld that! pace Dpureint of Piute lnally : eet age roened he satrs tch. hb ip grardnal’ ‘losin ts bic nuch ground. Bourbon ‘ank roning quar- Piute. CUtlaeted Fy fap and fin; ished raced well first three S718 win Hawley, $5 hag NT SCRATC HES. Es ~—Ominan Vinecdiea be | od to er 0 ce, $348 show: ’ AJC : hes Deet 7 An Mepatch al Lemn OS. Cannon Flagshin Poet —Sweenstak: .. a= TY a tenn oo as America’s pre- ° track today is a¢r in the Whirl Stakes at Empire | at; undisturbe. by the Ovation. A short delay at the harrier and Mokatam Was away with the field. | at-/ Position. As the field his amighty cry went 600 or. more fans “Ther. Fator.” and coming he back in the field. Cocas colt came Hehtning. tt yelled: _saere 1 ithe road.’ | through on the rafl without » bit; *s of Interference and a furlung from | home was out in front soirg away. e{ Foo | is not comes was from the flashy lian. tiring to a dif- was as if. Fi tor haa come. get out of | dently ' a For the first three furlonss Fator | rated him along in fourth or fifth | the stretch turn! Up from the 15..| UP like «a bolt of) for Mokatam slipped | EAD FIN HE MARK RACES MADISON Th | Close Datshen-aiail marked ¢ jority of the races at track last night. In the | Onward and Gun Co head-to-head dash of it | former just lasting te we | Judas also proved a winner |; Same margin. | For the first time at dog was left at the Back, in the fifth, wag get started with the FIRST Irish =e | tonian King also ran. ‘ = OND ae ac *P@ eee ee eee ; | Wild Goose | Sergeant Seth me », 7 THIRD i eelae | Rush Ouward .......18. 20 Gun Concern . | Rec ckless Daddy i Time—- 1-5 an | Wildest Robbie, Whip ppet, Coreair alao | FOURTH RACE—Futurtty Do Your ee 00 sucky Megrue IT. Valencia Rock and Rye” Right ‘Royals the Black also ran. ; FIFTH RAC E—Three-eirh Es Judas .. 7.80 Sacramento | Chancetaker Time :4] 2-5. Gener ral Bob, fer. Slick Black, Elite A.-%, Butt. also ra SIXTH RACE—Futurit Glendonnell Aba coe Se Grayson ” Golden” Sheen, _] _, Strone and Strange John a ys R. ac eee Dry Cre , Ta | Mie key CEES Darn "ei lengnale Rebel, Bi Mounted Ranger, R. \CE—_¥ ae er > Honey .. 17. 9.99 §, -—y * #8... 9. 5 Tiny Joe a 5 Time aeCR Stanhope Sul Hawks Gola Ormas a TENTH RACE—Futurity Hargento ... 18.60 Grey oe Sa Misael 12, Granit Granite City 3. CHESTER, Til.. July 6.— defeated Granite City on the tentiary grounds here, this noon, 12 to 3. The field was muddy and no brilliant plsys made by either nina, = Racing Work At Arlington | praastes Park workouts for ’ Cloudy and fast. Inside ¢ ' THREE. eS GuTHS MI | Naylor ¥ ti 4-5 ida O' Day 3g $ Sh Clearinz House .. --dh | Brunette — ° Sh io & |Nursie ... 35 3-5d Black Fryer 4 |Polita .. 34 1-5 Peter P MILE. Helene M.. : fitte Nitie + Limbus + Princess Eva Mise vat. | Zeves- gold Black Bob “4 FIVE ‘Smoky Day. | Lee Cooper. 1} | Kitts Keane! | Raine loud | Delmonic wa Atheline, E-RIGHTHS MILE. Sweet Senti- ment ..3 Mecha kee, Hold Om .. Rrametar , Sil\ erdale ty ashing .. Vowshell Tt: ..1:01 4 Sd Mae Hocants Pace air ¢ THREE: QU ARTE RS wee 31-54 N tie & eo os - Nettie Bt ve he Ros. @e-. Me 1-dh 2 7 Fred 1:18 3-5 Honervman. ‘I Badge Hy 5% Face Prock Haramsada 1: Rasuli . : Niegitimate 1: al ir red Parker iPrinee Pat 1- Gold Boots. L:1¢ iJess Snen- SE ; EN. EN; HTHS uiLE, Eagle Fs MILE. War ‘ N E b-S vieve Dr Free land ... HRootland Se - ‘E-EIGHTH MIL Flashes ..24 NOTES. Kitty Keane. Bramstar and worked from the pearance [Racing Selections ; At Fort Erie. - Lor ed MES. | Cecelia Br Chariie G.. $ Arrant Jade, +—-Air Chief. Fair Bob. Fire S—SNELBOC Fair Thern 6—Sun Meta. Chairman. “Tutte. 7—Cudgeller Reeourcet ul. Ry LOUISVILLE I— Revi Rag. Saanturne. 2—Turt Queen. 3—Calamity. 7 —Seare her Nusakan. LEASE. Cvrrane 6— —We. Satiefr. following his first enforced | turf cunning to bring the Rancocas | By JOUISVILLE TIMEA i—-Free Thinker, Mise Nobetm Lewes -—Murzim. Corinth. Moon %—Grey March, Sandy Hatch. ginecr ona Carey, Nettie owes . 5—BAR NONE. Jack Alexande, ' orrle > $—Susie Pal. El Robie, Salta, “ao ‘—Trojts. Wheatstick. lverdale. 4—Lanerids zr ack ’ Hit. o— LADY BRoADe AST. wel 6—Fart ef Warwick, Thieti- Star t—Bleley a Beetomeant. , Pn. SVILLE ate Cenghis rive ga BROA DCAST. rs ss is of Warwick, Ray Roddy. j , Fire Proot. Fire wean MSONNE HAMPION MEETS “STRANGLER” IN 8070 NEXT: TUESDAY NIGHT e Post-Dispatch. BOSTON. July 6.—The proper! thed of tossing a flying tackle to someone's midriff will again demonstrated here next Tuesday, | when Gus Sonnenberg. holder of the belt embicmatic of the wrest. ling championship of the world mects Edward “Strangler” Lewis in areturn match under the — at Fenway Park. ; Sonnenberg, former star football | yer at Dartmouth College, won world title and the $10,000 dia. ond studded belt from Lewis inf o straish falis at the Boston Warden last Winter. Since then he bas made a number of barnstorm- throughout the country, more than 66 Spee: ee, i i * e ing trips end engaged matchca. $150,000 Gate Expected. That the return match will draw @ gate of $159,000 is the expecta- tion of Paul Bowser, promoter whe announced that Sonnenberg re. etived a guarantee of $75,000 for the tussle and that the former champion was given $25,000. Sonnenberg is cantifions of re- taining his title against Lewis. The champion announced that he would engage in one more bout this sume mer following Tuesday's matgh. He @aid that a heavyweight wrestling nt would be staged here, every wrestier in the be allowed to partici. Pate, and that he wants to meet the winner of that tournament and Settle all doubt as to his right toe be kn az the champion of the worid. in urna which Word will OW nn Both Training Hard. Both participants have gone adout their training preparations in he Sale manner as heavyweight hters. Each is using open ale @ites for training, and retained « Grew of partners. lewis is doing his work at the Revere Cycie track, while Sonnen- berg reported at Ferncroft Inn es the Ne: whurs port Turnpike. Lewis has retained Marin Ples- tina, who weighs 248 pounds and Stands 6 feet 4 inches in his bare feet. as a wrestling partner for h Workouts, and he is expected to a “bie” A ne tendance high water mark tn atan open air wrestii show was expected. The s$0-¢ “revelations” of alleged “in- th bag” tactics here and elsewhere the country has caused tremende interest to be aroused in many who would not ordinartly think ef wit- essing a grappling match. but Who “want to see ror themselves,” n to Hold Tourney © Decide a Champion. Plans perfected during a conf ence of restiing promoters tn eazo Monday and Tuesday ¢ for a series of elimination bouts ft @ttermine a Zrappler worthy of PeCOgn ition the world’s heavy Weight ham pion. according om Packs the local matchmaker, ho attended the meeting. Packs stated that the prome spect to receive the support @ athletic commission of seve Mates ‘mn their efforts to bring rea] champion. ive © assurance was rece} » the Chicago meeting that } Yor . Pennsylvania and Thliz £9m mission Officials will co-ope With the Promoters and that # Winner of the various eliminat “NZazements to De contested Rose stato« will be officially SGnized as the world’s titlehold diess of the claims of “Dyt Mite Gus” Sonnenberg. Sonnenberg is barred from w Hine tn the three states mention —. , his practice of side-s S ‘€gitimate Challengers BMapplers , { proven merit and con “3S ACtivities to engagemer “rs of his own train NASq Veradin if under varic hames irae of the posers heavy i Dring last Aas . eres > +4 it} Ussic to be he “Pla On the night moter Packs plans winner of this bout match grips with Ke the Russian matman, match at the Batt about July iT. “Stdoor arena On or N, of — Y.. July €. Monica. © ‘On tennis tournam 12-19, ‘2 €¢2 wy W “sterner «a great batt reached the Rene Ker

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MARK ‘te RACES MADISON TRACK] jority of th Onward and head-to-head former just same margin. Back, in the Tf~uis Meadows Gun Runner ., Armed Ma MT - Time— :19 3-5. Dick, Irish Buc tonian King a! ~a OND R. ac Mr. Judas ... ‘Sacramento Kid Chance! taker ... Time :4]) fer, Slick Fog Butt. also ran Glendonnell Abu orayeon ..... Maid of Hea rehi} Time —o 3-5 Again. nta Fe. Secanda! . ee Mount Coal ... “me -°6 3-5. Master. Battlemi Strance John als y Creek Mickey: ‘ oneern Free. Kar! Kelis. Hedwer's Honey Ronie Parton . wr Joe ../.. Hargento ..... Grey Duck ... Swift and Sure Time 209 «e The Bison, Spald s0 Tani. CHESTER, noon, 12 to 3. Close finishe SIXTH RAC E—Fut urity course: 12.40 Park Patrol ies a has Time oq core, ing Chink also ran. NINTH RACH—Five- sixteenths mile: 17.80 9 e races at )} track last night. In the third, Gun C oncern dash of it With the lasting to wi Judas also proved a Winner by ft For the first time at Madison » dog was left at the post whe . fifth, was Unable tg get started with the others, FIRST RAC eitiekae -6 8 marked the ma.’ HEAD FINISHES 1 AT lad Rush had poe — tHAMPION MEETS. JoSTRANGLER” IN, BOSTON NEXT ispatc h. HB ggecia! to the Posi-D n. Mr, n Slick To enihe: ieee = 2 40 2 6 tastes eee 6.20 3.40 Happy Duke.” ‘Rad: idy. Port Sunligne shia ra E—Guarter mile: .0 the Black also ran. FIFTH RACE—tThree-eichthe mile: eteee 7.80 §.49 3. RO 60 Jack Ne isee 06 0 0 Wild. ‘Goose eveceeve bes 29: 60 3: Sergeant Seth .... 3° . _— “hte 5. wit amboy. ‘Miss Hill, rish ic e rry arshall, §& ; Louis also pirit of St. THIRD RAC E—Futurity course: Rush Ouward .......12.20 7.00 4 77 ccceneo cece 6.90 4. Reckless PD: addy see... Fis 3.86 Wildest Robbie. Whippet ng Purple Poe a] Moe ppe u 6 Corsair also. ran — FOURTH RACE—Futurity course: Do Your Rest. “*eeee .9.00 4.°0 2 RO Lucky Megrue II... see ove steers 3.40 Valencia .. et ieee 4.00 Time—:29 4-5. Rock and Rve. " Rolita, Churchbire Princ e. Right Royal and Sally 3.60 General Bob, Harry Prue Elite Society, He Might 4.6" *" . * ee w~. 690 .-3 gainer Rachelor's Excuse, y Boe Sudbrink also ra SEV ENTH RAC wee eS r-mile: 60 9.80 sd > es ee? © 4. A nt. Strong and » ran FIGHTH RAC E—F uturity eourse: q .00 5.0 Ri 9. 6 POR, Parma. ‘Pat Ree aaa ; Pro fessor. The ing Bowser, Nautenan a Menard 12, Granite City 3. Til., July 6.—S The field wa Golden " Sheen. ‘Glengosk Rebel, Jick Mounted Ranger. Dar- n, 4. Road Sweet, : ; ' #00 } ye 3.80 Flynn, cannons Still, iiaetee Gold, Orman also TENTH ne wtnetty cou 18.680 -® m0 4 An } 2 40 20 Vv siti fenard | defeated Granite City on the peni- tentiary grounds here, th's after- s very muddy and no brilliant plosys were made by either nine. Racing Workouts At 7 oae and fa Naylor 4 Ida 0° Day a By aa Clearin: ‘Brunette Texas Queen :50 4- Donnay ..,. :48 4- Betty Barrett... :482 Zev es-gold “48 4. 3-Ad Atheling. FIVE- re HTHS MILE. Black Bob. :48 Smokv Day.1-(2 Lee Cooper.1:0 4 5 Kiftv Keanel :O3d Raincloud 1:01 4 Delmonico 1:02 1 Inside ck. THREE EIGHTHS MILE th 4 Sandy os 4d sd House s>. 28625 Preferred oa. pemreee. 4... yond Polita . =” 2 H Helene M... :48 2-3 -Oh Hrametar Arlington tra 2h Limbus ... 5h Cuddle ... Roughneck. Hh Tombereau. od Prince bh Swert Senti- WD ment Mechakec, >t Hold On ae a. * ay ee 0 ttt Arlington Park workouts for Saturday, + 36 2-35" -50 4-5h . Ze | a r ast Al Sabbath. 1 -00d Silverdale 1) “t-oh Phote Star.1:0Vd hiashing 00 25h Favorite Voshell , 02 3-50 Girl “— 7 0) 4 od i nna nw? ! Fa Wi-vwd J TIUREE- QUARTE RS SL es Make Be- ‘Jomnury lieve .1:16b Tickle 1:134 | Fleeting — Desert Gold Lito dee Fire ...1:131-5d Nettie Stonel 15 4-54 Margaret Jov Rock ..1 13} | -od Gaut ...1:161-5h Cold Cream1:16 3-58, Marion rr. Fred61:16h . Goaler ..3:183-5b Honeyman. 1:14 d-ob Aviator ..1:16h Badger — Under the Face ...1:14d . Rose ...1.144 Frock ..,.1:16 4-54 sncitatus ..l:ittd Hi: aramzada }: 16 3-ob .1:15d R 15 3-0 Indian Love Tlie withmate 4 13 4-5Sh ‘all . hedha Jiocan's Fred Parker] :15 3-54 Play -.1:18b Priner Pat.1:14 4-5b Hogan's 5 Gold Roots .1:16h Alley ..4%:15nh Jess Spen Pauline ‘ Cer... ..2:161-5n utler ..1:16 1-26 Georgia Olympic 1:14 4-50 hierget 1:15 *-\hOverfire 1:15 3-vd ees EX -EIGHTHS MIL L. ; War Eagle bee ONE MILE. ™ Folking .,5 1:30 3-Sh Aeter 1:43 5-9". Japlac .,..1743b Joe Engel. 1:42 5-94 Prince Helen E...1:40 2-08 tonald: .1:42 2-oly Sweet Gene- a Noval Ford.1:42h vieve .1:438 3-5h John Speed.1:41d Dr Free oan Quibiler§ ..1:42 4-5h land ...1:41 1-98 Spanish tootland 1:42 1-oG ! ONE AND ONE- FIG HTH cn ES ‘ Mavor Fiasues .. 00h ¥ Walker .1:57h NOTES. Kitty Keane. Brametar worked from the barrier - — ——— ara Nearby’ a [ Racing Selections _/* Ry LOUIS “St. Cecelia, 2—Juz of Gold, 4—Jewel kit. 6—Sun Meta. € Ry EAUIs %—-Turf Queen. 4—Srarcher Nn -O~—Wu. Satisfy, 9—Cudgeller Resourceful. At Empire City. At Fort Erie. VILLE TIMES. Rock Thorn, Chariie G.. Spo Arrant Jade, 4—-Air (Chief. Fair Bob. Fire L h—SNELBOC, F air Thorn. Pens hairman, Tillie. VILLE TIMES, 1—Reai Rag. Saantung, Ojibwa Dowager, Old Kid sakan, Old Dutch &—PLEASF ‘ vrane Ra. Grige! : At Kenilworth. Fiect | rty. : storm ne. Ch Ca Milaria. i—Calamity, West Drift Rex Moore. By Es ISVS TIMES. _# -j—Free Th Nobody. Patsy Lew ts ; i—-Murzim. Corinth, Moon a Grey March, Sandy Hatc The En- #4 ginerr. 3 4-—Jessie Carry, Nettic . Sweep. Be i 5—BAR NONE, h—Susie Pal Fl At ae -——Scotland, Am 4—Laoneg ride. Ship Tisiatir Mine Helen ce Bens } —T he MeTIA Des? ee Sa Fire Proo!, > baucro. 3 | B» 1—Hernan. Cortes Ln o-—LADY BROADC AST, Mix Up, 2 andy Pig Se Rien Out Bh 4—Canaan, Peigh gen j Hit, . ‘. - Ly 5-——LADY BROADCAST, Sister 6-—Euur! of Warwick, Ray Ruddy. Thiett€% Jack Alexander, Buck? Roble, Salta. 9—Trojis, Wheatetick. Lucent. Arlington DEMPSEY. vyvaie, Dr. Free o-——§j! verdale, Crefton, Sweeb Out. ky Hit, Canaan, Caicite, Tasman. Sister —Earl of “ arwick. Cenrg bis Khai. Pa mont. Fire Ladef, By LOUISVILLE TIMES, liernan Cortes, Calcite. oe Miand (hesvra. rane Crofton. Fire Under, Mi Chip. (air a BOSTON, July 6.—The proper thod of tossing 4 flying tackle 0 someone's midriff will again be demonstrated here next Tuesday, the belt embicmatic of the wrest- jing championship of the world mects Edward “Strangler” Lewis in areturn match under the arc lights at Fenway Park. Sonnenberg, former star footbal) world title and the $10,000 dia- mond studded belt from Lewis in two straight falls at the Doston Garden last winter. Since then he has made a number of barnstorm- jag trips throughout the country, aed engaged in more than 60 matches. $150,000 Gate Expected. That the return match will draw tion of Paul Bowse . promoter w ho announced that Sonn nberg re- ghampion was given $25,000. Sonnenberg is confident of re- tsining his title against Lewis. The ggage in one more bout this sum- mer following Tuesday's mateh. He gid that a heavyweight wrestling urnament would be staged here, which every wrestler in the Beord will be allowed to partici- fate, and that he wants to meet the winner of that tournament and gittie all doubt as to his right to be known as the champion of the world. Both Training Nard. about their training preparations in e same manner as heavyweight hters. Each is using open air w@tes for training, and retained a crew of partners. Léwis is doing his work at the Revere Cycle track, while Sonnen- berg reported at Ferncroft Inn on the Newburyport Turnpike Lewis has retained Marin Ples- tha, who weighs 248 pounds and sands 6 fect 4 inches in his bare Workouts, and he is expected to be a “big” help. A new high water mark in at- tendance at an open air wrestling show was expected. The so-called “revelations” of alleged ‘“‘in’ the bag” tactics here and elsewhere in the country has caused tremendous | interest to be aroused in many who would not ordinarily think of wit- Bessing a grappling match, but who “want to sce for themselves.’ to Hold Tourney fo Decide a Champion. Plans perfected during a confer- ence of wrestling promoters in Chi- fago last Monday and Tuesday call for a series of‘climination bouts to Mettermine a grappler worthy of MecOgNition as the world’s heavy- Weight champion, according to 70m Packs. the local matchmaker, ho attended the meeting. Packs stated that the promoters t to receive the support of me athletic commission of several Mates in their efforts to bring out real champion. Tentative assurance was received the Chicago meeting that New ork, Pennsylvania and Illinois | mmission officials will co-operate h the promoters and that the | aher of the various elimination Migagements to be contested in those Slates will be officially rec- ized as the world’s titleholder, diegss of the claims of ‘“‘Dyna- ite Gus" Sonnenbe re. _ Sonnenberg is barred from wres- £ in the three states mentioned, cause of his practice of side-step- & legitimate challen gers or Pplers of proven merit and con- ¥ his activities to engagements ee ing under various umed names. The first of the prepoaet heavy- ‘Et eliminations wi! | bring to- a mee Steinke and Dick 9 ely known Ge rman mat- : 1 @ finish tuss)e to be held } hiladelphia On the night of bigpe Promoter Packs plans to “a ‘© Winner of this bout to ea to match Erips with Kola oe the Russian matman, in OOr match at the Battery “ha on or about July j me te ee , r DEFEATS MANGIN », OR NASSAU NET TITLE “GlEy COVE, x. y ” * . : es M44 ‘der Doeg = Santa Monica, Cal. Betown in the 's invitation ~~. 1?. hd i. 9 * A =, §.2 ¢.° Mangin : . - Westerner & great battle n the fires art but found | Shep. Strokes too much for the last two and deciding Doeg had reached the final ” a elimin ating kenneth rinceton 2-6 6-3, 6-0 in *mi-final« earlier in the day. fin Gis; posed of Bradshaw m a Of Oregon. $.4 €6.{. — ——— — Swim, Will be in the same race fall down or else turn in It was not until the start of the with Miss Waite. Other expected bles as possibie also will be played, | elther ) the doubles’ seedings are in the; such a poor exhibition that they the 100@-yard free style : following order hed Drewes andi lose whatever prestige they have . * . bs | , ‘ntri . 2. \ Blair Jr., one of the local stars, Appearance of ae 111 Hitting pn aaleuie Gerardo and Gladys | anaecagt ne de inane ) : William Bascom, first: Schaberg| built up for themselves. And so I went into the game, that Onwent- 'sia was able to make a rush to- | ward victory. The local four piled 'up five goals in the seventh period 'and four more in the eighth. et Balding Scores Eight Goals. Barney Balding, generally re- garded the best player in the Mid- dle West, was the star of the game. | He drove in eight goals, most of ; / : ' 4 ; i i ' ‘ j final round of | Nassau Country | ‘“nnis tournament |ing a seasoned No. 3 man playing (them in the last two chukkers, and | ' played a brilliant defensive game Dean. and Norton, second; Sidney Smith | say that Canzoneri is doing the . UL. championship and former , yrewes and Bascom he local; T i! . hi the 7 muny champion, will try to regain ; eon “om Ba . | won the pocas | ce fight wi | point wong hse ) ming, O y ones oints ut” her city laurela. She will be op- moran prepare iy or — cael important struggie that im- ; fvinge and e ter ig " " first six periods by not hav- ; ; ; eee ee . swing to and through the ball. Anything which disturbs this smootn- , | sities | style, the C olise im entry will COfri- ‘s&s Hol rt He reford ‘) Palion Wallace mons, NO. I player en played a steady game. Hej the p the other St. Louis points. perfection of bal- for St. Louis,| before delivering O'Fallor * Robert Punch. For-| his manager. he still retains ail . ee - * a ‘ . . z ' 4 . ‘ - ‘ . . with him, but when Blair replaced | 2©85 and introduces a jerk into the swing is bound to upset the tim-! sist of entirely new swimmers. Greases, O'F ate. , t Py ' ve ; . _- . . - . , : P es 0D Aschodoacher, Siperuai va un ~ , , ;, P — | Reynolds at that position there | ing or destroy the accuracy of the blow. Some of the early entries are | Numan. Forest: Carl Price. Fairground. | 8 glorious speed. Canzoneri, too, . 3 owe , . - : , n . 4 , : ve. ial ~y t inv ‘ al ; ‘ aw @? . ' was no stopping the onrush of the This is one of the chief dangers} nervous tension shows uv in the Miller, O'Donnell, Chapman, Waite /* “4. Ae ag toh . Sere btn gt A is fast, and he is sturdy He will , wii . ws 6 ' , 1c , “= . _ oo = 4 . o ’ , rhe ~~ cle ’ } ; rT), «Fr ny ‘ ty} ‘ ij » >» _ oe > ‘ fae ae », + . ie ie , and ixs onen 1 ail ré ist« red amae } Ek iW) Be Kt lial {) all rT be ert teid In trimming { Tj) rie irhi 5 i} He rode well and scored four of fast, yet SC ;continuous motion. To be abso- th ie tes. Entri is lll be man. O Fallon A. Freudenstem. Caron | will favor Canzoneri’s chances : , , ‘ } a ¢ - e _ 4 ’ . *s J P s 4 hi t) ‘ af « ‘ i ‘ ’ e . r lice te "Tv ’ . . led , € . St. Louis’ six actual goals. =im- | himself solidly iutely so is, of course, impossible teur ath peices — x ser, H.. is —, Ba com, O Faliot ral ; . ; ; oe ' . + tr "ad “ “ * 4 Deaf SuUrpit land , , cepted up to Wednesday evening. ae Pino = Fernandez Fiasy for Canzeneri. - F) t Ya for 1} ere 1s ) CON } ‘ a m1 S a mp.ete change of {) er cné ylonshiy rrozrami ‘ dirs ctic n 1m the midst of the { p- os —- 4 SF hid — | py poe r a fT a¢f ijrewee ‘) Fall ry ‘ss “ ho “ ould hay © thought a“ year ; o “atic . RP ‘ : . : " 4 il] by é né ld Oni July ol and A ug. A W Burgess Kingshigche re. (stis Kise Ag oO t) = * (‘a nzoner ae ould r e t , p CEBU. ut this change ought to ., Marquette, ve. O hiers, Fairground — ee a Tee ~ o ting a crack at Mandeil crown unch,. but the and strong. and he will be at his: | Dolp of Portland, Ore., who won you can believe me when I tell! ; ' weight champion, looks to be go- | i THREE ST. LOUIS PLAYERS ENTER WESTERN GOLF TITLE TOURNEY Special to the Post-Dispatch, KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 6.— With 114 golfers entered, including two former champions, the thir- tieth annual tournament for the championship of the Western Goif Association wiil be held over the Mission Hills Country Club course beginning Monday with the quali- fying round, which will last two days. One of the former champions is Charles (Chick) Evans of Chicago, who has captured the title on eight different occasions, four of his victories being consecutive from 1926 to 1923 inclusive. He also won the title in 1909, 1912, 1914 and 1915. When the tourna- ment was held at Hill Crest in 1922 Evans was medalist, set an ama- teur course record in the qualifying ' round and won the crown. The other one is Keefe Carter of Twin Hilis Club, Oklahoma City, who captured the title at the Loch- moor Club in etroit in 1925 While the list is not as large as | in some former tournaments, it is ihe is stepping out into the light- | # ; | Canzoneri looks very formidable, very select field and there are anumber of title holders compet- gets a crack at the world’s cham- ing, including Robert McCrary of Des Moines, who recently won the trans- Mississippi championship of 1929 at Omaha. A. L. Ncevotny of Chicago, runner up in the Western last year, will complete. Frank | the championship of 1928, will not ’ compete. He has forfeited the | title. | | } Other well known players en- tered include James Cc. Ward, Kansas City Country Club, who has qualified in many Western tourna- ments: Don Moe of Portland, Ore.; Rial Rolfe of Chicago, Rudy Knep- per of Chicago. James A. Ken- nedy of Tulsa, Pawl Jackson, city match play champlen, and Frank Aylward, city match play cham- pion of Kansas City. Elliott Whit- Tennis Tourney ly interesting for Canzoneri. But eet e nesday Tony will have more than three | To Start Today weeks between this fight and his | bread, Missourl state champion, 'who represents North Hills, St. | ‘¢ For the firs oo Cre 4 ‘ Ini 7 ) s i t me t, th re W il] be Al] firet round singles matc] es about sidestepping this mat h i00-yard free style and 100-yard ps carga ; : } - , jocke ' an as any ‘01 and grabbing this one, jockey- | i pre; sft st roke ‘ vents for Ps : i and as many Se « ond ro und cone- ast i : \ it! J men, an¢ ing one's self toward the top | Louis, said he was going to enter, At the joan pas It is not évery fighter who would | Play in the Men's Municipal ten-!' “take a chance” like this, but but did not send in his name, John Dawson of Chicago is &ar- other one who will be missing. Mandell will He has been a contender for the Western titie for years, but this year went to England to play in the British amateur tournament and has not returned. The qualifying round will be 36 ‘holes and will require two days, | beting completed by Tuesday night. the toughest kind of competition | i | Match play will begin Wednesday morning for all flights, there be- ng 22 in the championship. The course is in per’ect condl- tion. The greens are like veivet and for the past few days have been fast; but rain will slow theaen 'up.ome. The fairways are in such Public Parks tournament atCleve-| J Jearn that Sammy is having. ’ scored Love, at No. 4 position, showed ance necessary is ay made with so little effort that ain hifford Beut Kineshichwayr. va. A. Met . . ir ‘ ~ i } ’ . —- j - plete iafrie’ Wirt | cule “ -o ] : ’ » | promise of developing into @ crack something which the two motions appear to flow one Ro gg a at ae i before Al Singer, for instance player, although handicapped now he has no chance into the other. In other words, the Home Run Leaders | fae Saee. ve Ls : Bee: ee Dee ee . r P ti at ; ™ -S ‘rim p Forest ve avere deorker Sher P : ' fy f - by inexperience. ; to acnicve with club should gO up slowly and UPON | fe the Aseoriated Press rag Ward Smiti Shermal ve. Willows at the hands of Ignacio Fernandez St. Loulsans Tired at End. anv degree of reaching the top, should begin its HOME RUNS YESTERDAY ie Wilts ‘Owene, 4 Pel . “deye oe. ne Se ere ' , — ; a N! cA L } : delet. va. Willis vens, © Fallon Joyes : ; The St. Louisans were badly regula rity qJuick - dest ending path just as siow iy, , ‘ Portno 7 “ply et wa A H. Cobwrt Kings lernandez by the way. couldn't . " ; » of } . a fott mi Ci A € I o ig ; aroid Tine) ( aroldew' ® : ‘ . 4 tired in the last two chukkers and | jy up usually ,rapidiy gaining speed until a maxi- . “ae wigs ders wa " : 4 \ . " : " en ; 2 , ’ ‘ st bist , “yal » 874 Ai eolLcTég, | Wallace No.2 Baiding Nervous Golfer Can Be Detected. stroke which sends it that far is National 420 | guette, vs. bye Bell an “> Se +. o paca! pes . is a , ’ r OT) : oe , y hom. te. bee Inorg and onur .ings will ourney ft ; to. Wight No Reynolds, There is no particular relation Mot as gentie as it appears. But | Americar ie beeen , 303 highway. ve. Dye: Wheee and Gieldemas,| “' 2OUFMEY 10 Sikeston, Mo. to Rlair between the backward and forward, he does not always realize that the | —_— > Fallon Ia wr arse — oo FT gee Gay to meet the Sikeston team ~ Tie tk AAS Ny ee * » 3 ne arta to Naeeree ‘ Si'- 7 at aes, ae red ae © Ae, St: ok se E; Z + 4 eu (aoe €= > “gs Ee —P Oe : Bes FE - eS eS: 2254 Re rie 2 BR . i a a a rat sie ey P Ses ae owe ae wt ah wate ah; re fy eo ag » ‘Ane *. « Ser e ig tin wet ~ eee 2 ee, we Pape tJ 7g et. Ne vas OS aa fo ~ ar = ae * ES s ae pcos et & ‘sare + ae : ay sie Pet Aer Ege. . ox ie ieee te e «Sas anae™ J a ~ Bes a5 15 aS “e. 6 ee. ty +" ahr ey By . i ¥. i : ‘AG BS b> = AS te Fs is -. SS *. . ee * x an rp a , op Fy fg e 4 2 " ra : 1? re Xs e o. Bs q # : ; Hs “ZS a3 aS. ' - ee va ; 2 ae % o Spay a be? 2 ae > eae 3 ~ ‘. ie away ; s; $ . oe tae ee p> “ ae ~ ; = % 7 o Ss we aN ae “d a PSE di »* tet Poe jek aes : ei i calieas ey te Ra Pee rama ein.) 3 et) Mes ae hg ra 2 ss fc ta ; . 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SUNDAY MORNING. JULY- 7, 1923. —— en oreo Oma whee aetna ee q PAGE 6S__ __ SLLOUIS PEST eran SUNDAY SCHOOL PITCHER HURLS NO-HIT GAME ae 1 en MEE GOOG 100 ee A : - " tt tee ee pee , . m be note % —= '§ KINGS OSMANOF MUNY LEAGUE BOX —— ~~ YANKS LOSE 151 3 ws ++ T. MARCUS NINE > al a > > > * * ol > * * 7. > >. _ > > el > > al * > * >. > al > > * * J * > J > al el al el . > > . sl Pee * ‘ . EE REN Ae BT Lh mT van © Phre cei ae - ' . . 4 » Y 4 . 4 z ~ ps AE de ae on Reet a aE verity ot ‘ : . » wien i eer. » amg AION satgpeae on ie Wendt es. Burson 3b Sherw d ib Centenary 3. buclid J.Prems'y 1. EUCLI D. CENTENARY | Proake 3b.. ‘ AB 5 Morrison =s8. Handley 2 Wendt If... 4 ‘y sa J .Prems 3 ‘ u JO. . + os —_——_ al Were ser??? te AMR ae 39 Des ue bee 6.6 ye ECL, ‘Clr aR lees eg 4 ies Oe ee eee etctcetettn % RY mS ISISSsis & wBWtsistsets _ Bay er rf. Shelton Totals .‘ : : ee | Milzark > = 5 @ @ i ee i i) noe c LOTS OSESISIS Oded -enesn eee tied wloeww si @s a — = we 7. Measm 1D runs in 7 innings: o "Te! -- Two-base hits—Eaton Meseman. Mui no-run game again ine emorial! | -" 3°" , ‘on alls ‘Pp m 1. of its runs in 7 innings. Unmipire— Joe : (2). Bracke. Pott! Three-base hits of better than 500, has a chance onnel. . Krueger. Home runs—Linck, Slei- , : r Clambake of Sez Boulevard tea rdav after Hughes a ~~! ff | : ~_ to! sacrifice Stolen bases . ‘ ‘e tak the : . tr) : H ug he: Pit: hing cord— - } Soh 1] . 68s } Res for a ennant. If we ake . . noon and his team won 14 t . § hits and 3 runs in 7 innings: off Hughes St. Marcus 14, Memorial 0. — Shelton. segs, HO 8g b+ teow . . ior that itis a Bos aeiiaiadh “a ae cae iatead hig | 1 bit and 1 run in juanings. Uuspire— ST. MARCUS. MEMORIAL BLVD. hick, gee. Dout ap onrad te definition of an axiom—~ at it is | C C eee cstiie al sateen ’ ” — Bachm'n 3 AB. H.E ae AB.B.HE Janz. 2: off Joherst, 4. Struck out—By/ self- evident truth—at face value, | ° a se he New y acht Org : a : : ! an 2b... | Janz, 6; by Joherst. 2. it would appear that, in the Nation- # on iiitinnn 0 brights N10} : BAPTIST... : al League, the Cubs, Cardinals, | = . ivl i : lb as : Y. M. C. A. Industrial No. 2 Giants and Pirates have flag’ - . Begins Acti ties , ad , nNoOOT . ad full bv lourcais : sa - 3 ) 4 r ‘ ] rn ' ar : . ¢ I “ “+: ! vere ope ts yi xienker If 4110! Dye #9 ...3 3 3 | a Dar der wa Wabash 13-10, Midwest 2-4. chances, while in the American, the | HEAVY | . es oe nine | Bekman Sb 3 3 ricke cf . dook M-rf..3 1 : =;FIRST GAME, : Athletics, Yankees, Browns and 6 JAPANESE , of St. Louisans at RTE OH nee Third Baptist 1 10- 8, Union 9-6. Crisviwei rs 4 Gre v 2h? a Tigers must be considered in the race. Also, it has been said that! ——~ | MEN’S $18 TI my | NEWPORT, R. the team that leads on July 4 is|@ $1.75 NATIONAL LEAGUE the most likely winner. a — BASE BA 4 HE Fourth of July brow Both these — ie “ true | us j number of annual events, wh ric rn s. (a8 .JdD SF 4 ud gle ec tend ons o Yo we >» 2 ; : 0 ye. as ear, | | ‘ Chri hurcL in tl hotels 2. visio; in ceventh taming. | 2peie, _ Winter. , ...4 23 0/Taylor 3b. and they may n y | For men, SUITS . some new ones. The ¢ ‘orth Sid ‘yvangelical eagu Hatted fot Iman. in | ball—M. eTeeN y: ~ ; utsch c..4 McMah'n 1b. on July 4. the Cardinals and Yan-| | ) = onsale lenis te pias rs was pu Innings— JC ess ¢ rm nart | oes Tag ree ry 10. ” st g, | Aamblin -p A imal pee ye were leading and both éame’ soe type wh FO ee a _— - | marked by the first clambake of ee le ie i She Chied in-iteen 2 ew. x4 qttmy- PS ininge egg Om og [oe |. 08 28 17 ae 29 2 through. The Yanks on the na- | ors, some KIDDIES le," oa 2 ‘Clambake Club, which is attend hits 14 runs in 7 innings. Umpire—Kem- Wabash. de gene po 3 tion's birthday had a lead of 13s trimmed with | Sizes lered. Special / E: “per of the prominent villa famil aoe bags gE The — >/ full games. They won out by two|@ | fancy stripe. 26 to 3° S$ gc | : Thea the Rhode Is and one-half. At the same time, ——_— Sizes 38 to 4 é eel astahentes the Gil ¢c ° berg : -pDase : 2 : : ‘ = . P , - ‘ _ & Bay 9 Industrial No. 1. | | Three-bas Ss bein. Scharffenberger the Cardinals, with a two and one- one 44. Special, . ei | : me ru -— lams. Sacrific ae half game lead on July 4, won out $5.09 Catcher’s Mitt, $cOap M. $2.98 Monda y, : and its annual meeting, which ~~ Pedigo 11-2, Motoneys 0-3, nine, 2" Getter" Gasiorf,_ Raeder. , Dou. | by exactly two games, $7.50 Catcher's Mask, full pad $4.65 || cholce, . FL AAR must be held at Newport on tt MEER ARR EE| MOLONEY. | PEDIGO-WEREE , Elis cisior", ant i tai! |For purposes of comparison, the ff $260 lenalide Gls, 01 32-98 . aeligel corgereres | | : -3 3 ) sy Hamblir 3 Pierce. 2 eit on | Standings of the clubs—the first- $5 Fielder’s Glove, cil treated $2.93 -gnother Newport club, the Ida bases — Wabash >: Midwest, 3. Time of | division clubs—may be taken as of | $1.50 Bats, full size, many med. 69c Club, which has bought the ol SEC OND ; > July 4, 1928 and July 3, 1929. Here $8.50 Fielder’s Gloves, oil . $4.45 a ghee ti > a near the summer homes Or : . MIDWEST VABASH. they were in the American League : . | ABRHE | RES 1 diate oa $2 Reach American League Ball $1.49 : TAY: ae | : : . i om BP las Brown and Mrs. Paul Fitz Smith fri-p.3 > Al Jezusko 2b.2 2 : - | Wood Sb... - ae 2b. a #~ |Ruddy 2b..5 2 ¢ Day rif én ‘The program was further marred | Steffan « U eer 3b ..4 : Totals 291411 0 — . ~ Stephans Heck ¢ ... * Pribbl Se Innincs 1 3 4% ase ¢ as Nolte cf by thre irfeitures. | : il : Mem. d. renee : a ri 88. .3 Goetter lf-ss. lames nine was forced | ons I _ 4 Bae M v— * wate. Weel ~ go scl Larkins os .. ee . ' ta 32 3° reer if..4 2 Crain If or 5 St 9 tory to Po GEN TR ANCL ABEL DS St SOOT Se ERAN OO he RR RAE EI meg an ~S* a ** ~ * * ~ * . ~~ bishinbinieel Ree ye Sie Ry a “peter Zdrowski 2 iS me Oy" ~—t ew si 5 ates Pp ae a we f am YAN KEES — Do e 1d6 : r eae z Aided by Hawkins fine pitching ta "S67: ee ee eee ss , ‘os $0 0 0 Stephans 1b4 220) ATHLETICS ..41 569 : Be os E ee ee oes tactedes | Third Bent Rete eee ie Sees a Goetier 3b.3 1 2 1 \Gastorf 8.5 221) BROWNS ....37 507 | 3] TO $ 2 AUTO OTHER BATHING SUITS oF ye Se ed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beal wey rg a ~apreR atte League nion . Sag innines. | Losin pitcher— wadeh ft Ce ee ee a 177 points for the Athletics and of : rived to spend the summer with vision to be played this afternoon cuiin 3 Do Fgaane on 5 nel d pitehes— ner, | 96 for the Browns, with a stunning j ’ Pwirs. Bradford Norman, of Be Newport cottage. Mrs. Jones hases— Mo ney. 5 Pedi gro- Ww. ber a) . , : . rae ? . . : z 95 ee " ’ SF ON] AM E : . . — nn ky 2h 33 } S , “ * ) (ss . 4. acne ’ , arKi! = 4 . ‘ . , > ; , } ponements due to the ny tals .32 ¢ | — ecdouerrs PEDIGO-WEBER 3 bash. : Time v Last year, the Yanks led by “> aa. =e - . ~— 2 BD Es ~ : r r , ° ? ' = ta “k os _se : = * — : RETHEI |'whereas, a year ago, the Browns aa = 2 ; | h 8 Gee S | SB Donig 200 i i ; songs ; Hartz 3b...40 1 0 Gale'ski | : cay .B.R.H.E.| G'ne ver 2b 4 0 0 0) We ing 1 leaders by 17% | ses magi | MEN’S $! S $5 SPORT aud family of Soston have rE f om. 7? a 2 7S , ; ‘ xy ~ ge : > es A & a9, * = Sherman, Forest tc Casino for the summer. a Seon Eames. his i a clear gain of | 32 _ 19 eight games for Howley’s men. Al- models. Also $7 Siip-Seat | - a, Ox FO R DS their daughter, Miss Mar Schedule for Sunday, Jul anced gemma 80. it so loss of no 'ess than 22 Covers for any make or iié Sims. to Robert Hopkins of : nan at Bs games for the Yanks. | model coach or sedans. | — pe te ee _ r" Senend semen Part of the w + or ac an ae t. F fis at (> 91Nn iy over into the Natior al Choice $3.95 c w f i ism CUA La , " i i - . | Tallon at alrgroun itleet ‘ by: sits >] Stolen t - Mes fs. . 4 charieler if () ¢ 2 find that the standin ] . . @z kl m4 at Py » BACH Galezyveki Lasko" rummei {I ’ J, pag : 79h 0 : 6 eo on a pair, ; oe orem. ee ss —— ne gage Rome uuble pla Dies | : ota 3: ) 928, was as follows: a? of Mrs. Sims’ family, from. St. Marquette ngshigh wa) lillie, ie Rhine ie phoma tion Tebean ‘rrech. og . ; Mrs. Henry Leverett Chase of = : - 8 in 11 innings: off Bi cht ns - , ds have j quality waterial. Rd od for the season. OOKS, 25c * $1.75 Traine, 150 f. 50 hevks, 7c Mrs. Nathaniel B. Randolph Forest (open date). | Zinn 5. by Lungstrun Time c ne | , ie we ' ——— a : ae | Kingshighway (open date zh. SUm. Umpire—Winke. S. S. Employed Boys. LAAs... . hl $1.25 Multiplying Fish Reels....SOC |} Men's $6.50 Sport Oxfords, pr. $3.98 = Leeis are senna ae Tent Ss . 0 5 > Optimists 13, Agogas 13. s’urina 22-.1. Laclede 0-3 : . ‘ ) ¥ ‘ oat $7.50 LAWN WN MOWER $3.50 Telescope Rod, cork g. $1.69 Men's $5 Bik. orTan Oxfords, pr.! , SENET TR aE Fenth Street 10, Winnebago 6. al . - . $8 F ‘ , bt . ex cottage at Jamestown. = — a 10th ST MISSION VINNEBAGO. _ vate werk as ABRHE FIRST GAME, Pirates . es, 2: ) CONE BEARING , Fly Reds... $3.98 Men's $4 Kid Leather Shoes, pr ? MUNICIPAL LEAGUE urell 11 ss unten 1 ABH npi 1 q i aes yee URIN tea " LAf —* 2% iE (;iants . ee ‘ . 56: $3 Cast’g Rods, 45 ft_cork g,$1.59 $5 Police 4 Firemen's Shoes, CONTESTS TODAY 3) p2ie3t 4 3 2 2) pedal FEU 0 gC Retenen og 9 ng go Moore ab. “PEST Jon Man AN” CARDINALS ... 36 537 ff Special. A real value, $10 South Bend Fly Rod.....$7.95 1] $5 Army Sivle Work Shoes oe SAR HARRGS, 2 ee tare - «= ol met oo Harpele 3b rrman if.4 3 1 ru pizv 3D. ; | The comparison shows that t fully guaranteed. : » OF. e- by air between New York and et | Norm s.9 7 S $20 Wilson Fly Reds, special, $9.95 Ladies’ $9 Hiking Boots, pr ~~ 7s been inaugurated. A Siko 2 ss = pais a eel te owe st a) Se i 3b. } “Tb. ; 4 8 a ae ” 4 Lincs if naker °b.! Cubs have gail Oints an ; : : CITY LHAGUE. intanhe 733 eeprom ay y | Ru 2b R 2 Oecmiines @.° - SS Bennett 1 1 | Muever ric.3 0 + | four and one-half games: th he : 75-ft. Sik Mill-End Lines .......39¢ Ladies’ $12 Oi Trea cas O’Falion No. 1—Woltman vs. St. Nich- ici, ef 2 4) 4 , Terch | a ¥ ] eS ee ye ta iar '. by i a Giants ha’ iost 4] I oints and two 1g = 3 40c Ramboe Fish Poles, ? joints. 19¢ Bors’ $4 0 rer cm = poeme makes the trip in about Fairground . *. 5 , a7 . aie . . ¢, 7 i sored : 4 Rade Tr? at BORE: { a | j PF ws od 2m >. . . . , . . Se T ere = os? 44 : ¢ : ‘ Tee . 7 . ‘ %% £2) , . wai — — - bad ~ : oe. . us ie & | o 2 2 2 s ' oe ee ,fore, tne nly 929 first-divisio: $1.50 Tackle Bor with tray. .....98e Reck mt r Ribbon, why. 2. Forest Park No. 9—Peters vs.) \oui; witch —Pell 1} on bi 4 | denn . 7 > 3 gece Hen ul at d in : kin, {2}. | Mobees : . ai im i ral visi + Dot. John Raskin, Melba, & J, * a ‘ wy . ‘ a =e aie : . . gas 4 } " 3 , ee ea. hu sic isiViil i ~ ~Frojany ‘ts an le , ond 3: off 3 ell, 2. St = ‘ “BY Bell. 41; , a ; Ha.pole codons — Ser ! tals 3 09 seen knees cial; ate ks oi $21.50 UMBRELLA TENTS STEEL FOLDING Edward, New Cur+ -£ ¢ Gilkey'’s Harbor. The visi rency, etc. Box of : will be entertained tonight at & Ne OR ED INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE s — : | ba : 5. off Theobald 1. rina 7 1e Cul COLORE > INDUS st FE. ferman 5 . towne st $ Sm - # — a> a UDS. aturaiiy, I . ir- — a Tandy VP. G.—P. B. Leacue vs. Pullman, Third 1 nited | do, Bethel * ick Struck out—By Viermar — i a af we Fi ates oe a ee ; ‘xs-ft.. me e TD ccccsccccccess > | 4 by Gluck Time—2b T none ; tind pot ates show a rea litmw, A fag waterproof ry rill, 88 ‘ ; bs Dark Harbor Inn } with duck ; - ' one-half games an Wslesboro today to spend a q ie ME kt on al on edie eek nee ad 1. Tandy P. G.—Titaniani ws. U. Elec- U. P a A Shs, Fo ny thy i. eben 4 Ph wood PS si a oeinen eeeaulin Wa 1-_ttandand E. 7 lp dh -. me a ae i. ra lt 7 : | ’ : W olverines ; 16, Ow Is I. Bs nn + . Sacrific — . De u . oa pt hs f : yea iz | th secon ( omplete, ready WITH PADDED > i ‘ a4 = | Bichier If. . LO) R.Walter If.3 0: WOLVES iY Se RHE ler ° Bases on balisOff Hawkins 1,| 2@ce they occupied on July 3. sos oats , : LEATHERETTE Z& = P @ ~—sCOMMisssing from the Islesboro ha me - y ‘ * 5 ag ne ~. a AAA ALLELES ALLE ALLL ALLEL NG Ny eee! Sie al aioe 3:30 B.R.H.E BY eo: ’ ra Sehoend ist 4 eune— Moore 7 i a Son vision sewed-in floor. 1:30. No. Hellreng & Grimm, 3:50. eorge ss. .3 } | Rerem’: . AB.R.K Al 2p woe ee me MI —Lone Star vs. st. Louis Hills, 1:30 [Lyons 3) ome al Henkel 1b..3 4 2 (|Lange s . I sameont Struck out—-By Mebbe and Mebbe Not. = > Do SHIRT SS RT is Dwight F. Davis of St. Lou! — at) MOLAY LEAGUE. oper =D. r ‘owler 2b. .; + | Schuttner rf.4 3 1 0 Altnk ech 1dD« : way gree ¥ o aa at it Is assumed that only those sis SS : SEAT i] ) ve iss . s nintnat ‘ 1 . 4 ’ . _ | ad K4act 0 sie si =~ » — i . (Double Headers.) ‘oullter p “5 > lter 3b.2 1 . itz | = wh > aie — : hich show a distinct ean fo ity “s es with bis daughter. mu ; Covendeiat “Forest Park. No. e Phi ib. ..2 ) Tedd ct ) | meene FS 8 Ss ew . SEA UN I ARE, Iver la year, have chances, ao tH ‘ ‘ ; Sp his duties as Governor lage, Use. _— cele 33572 3234 Wildm’n If.0 0 © O Leda So..2 | s 2 "ABR H | Matter what the baseball “axioms” * aa x) =, — Philippines. ne Rt and : i! ~ y ; = t Larar ca MV +) : & - * F oh ‘ ¢) . y © we le _ = thet the att anh ih » > ’ : , : ory : : , ont] 3h 3 ff ’ , >) . - oss S4eca 4 ist |} pi il Vik MPIKRE LEAGLUP. — | Le . ! : — f Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. D ‘Deuble Headers.) . Glass vs. ma , th iH} > hatte Hh C | > Se Queen Seap, 20 bars 7 ef St. Louis arrived in Islest ‘ go, on their yacht. They ndegee estate, as in past Walter. Wy . ° bails—-Jahe Yark No. L | ve. Types, 1:30./ wo 3 ort INDEPE NDE Sr LEAGUE. ae Faircreund ‘@ li—™WYiergans vs. ner >.> etait eae Dews: oh Fairground No. 3—P. 0. Clerks ' is oe ome eg EO MERC -ANTIL o LE. AGI E. Lafaye tte a me Lafavette MI. © ; “— a Evangelical S Ss Seniors /DOUBLEHEADERS CLOSE Louis announe ed its ann yal athi« tie s i z e 30x3' > ° ence =e eh coy - LL mes and picnic for Aug. 3, to be | fully guaran- | SORTH SIDE LeEAGe™ ; ‘ . SOUTHWESTERN ee S$ and picnic for A a; to he u y gu f rm Pron Soe | nab vot Creve Coeur Farmers’ teed. Monday. “2 home of her parents, Mr. and ‘Be Hayward oor atl O'Fallon Neo. - mis vs, Stein, 1 wo-bs hit leenuat Sn Ebenezer 6, St. Matthew 1. +; Ne. 3—St. Patrick we. Kingdom... “ a an —— . ; ae aiaieeinian . @Pallon, Ne. Sst. Patrick ve, Kotter | Thames) Altmersr * Belen 2 Hor | ST, MATTHEY mewiges, | LEAGUE'S FIRST HALF Grove. on the Otive Street roa ™ : un hn mae. Sacrifice hit Taenuat AR. R.HLE Al : ; hie ) rn Il ¥ 4) Weight-lifting by memb- of the tr bball ie A hgne gti De eer tte F \ valr A. C.. Bias ; Deah of whe _ ” r “ tai! ; ‘ ough Peleh, BRrvang pace Thien 3} f ; j = it = J 1% STer] I inois * ‘ ; tNION AI ETIey ; PAomas Hit hy pitehed | Pagineachwb 4 Chi , 2 —. . med out he first ha! of its sf Louis Weight ff i ‘ ay NARRAGANSETT PIER, t before the Fourth was opening of the new D and most up to date ; & clubs, when a d : Siren. The evening of the F | 8 @isplay of fireworks for the Weanization commitiee of the POLISH ROMAN CATHOLIC LEAGUE. or ’ | — ae. An. iT] noniasa Siri \e 1 i . " Braves | 1 rey zu ale “ja . ule this afternoon an As «. “aK iit Str ie is- rt hinge recard ae Thom ' wi@hy reen 4 ; ff) ; | - ¢ "9 be ‘ ofr t hy dav’s program - ‘on Pr li ha lea, 1:30 ' ’ ' inninews off vl Patm r rf J 1 “so ‘ ' «} ‘ i »* e ie . PI . : »** “af cel SOUTH CRASD LEAGUE. n nd | ime in @ innings, pis Strohet if ob 7 neck yv . rdsvil) -ewulars bine Marquette Neo. i—Caleuterre ve. Gre ae = lh a : . etale of Maltewti a ae , vois Pres. B. M. A.. 1:50. Marquette No 7 a hae | de. wo # ee , ini on $1.50 STILSON WRENCH "1 | 3 : : o take the i He- AMERICAN | " EGION 1.50 STILSON WRENCH il—Winters +s. Nerthweet, 5:10. snblette Ne. I—Finan vs. Gebken, 1:50 (Double j r AF 8 ie ae ag ange PO : iin aime ARR 7 | | wards La en i ) header rongh ht 2 TO) Ave th Aa NGO! | Inning SS RaTE TEL 1b Gdadiodk tor tees shee ac Gike|’ JUNIOR SCHEDULE | => 4c Thomas, Kenner Rare on Pihetmer « 4 7 } | with | boxing and dancing ' F222 fi ae ie eames be nol ~ 4 4 ~ } ’ ‘ SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE. moe ia I1—~—Heim-ie-VMachs vs vie ili . : ee ee ie ee a My — 4 . oT t w4 4 Ponchos Neo L-—Ward & f “OLTH MDE LEAGUE ‘vs. Hoffmetater, 2:00; ae 22 . ' a hee el vrheduie: wilt am | LEAGLE DIVISION NO. 1 +e tale Ras? ; paw Dee ied ; é‘ ;' . erie? ' ' » , . . . "7 ' . eet eo if peti ‘ ‘ ; . ’ pic 7 emorroaw . t ore =f rr ark 1 Pree mond *. ° : ~ Whose efforts the building tTih—Bethichem va, Our . ! ; ' . ; . . f ’ Hiern if bere} ' chy e ‘ 1a ‘ , . i—<¢ ardinal Revs ve. stock ham No. “ Savior, 2: Borest Park So. 23——fw i paces. : owe PO by c | | Awa rdawilk e manue! va. St. Jacohi, 3:10 aoe } a - iy . ‘ i em aes “ ' ant. bam nd Ne. i—larendeict Mars wa. St. Ferien WALTHER LEAGUE DIVIMION NO. 2. * a ayvior ie. ” Rin ane “al Lmertean rion hor] hy Saat | Matthew: Diamond No. 1o—-t Leui« 4 gE the wint includes (Doable Headers.) ol ene 7 ee 2. eos pret wei ' | | Demeas vs. dunter Voyageurs. ‘lamb. , mene pth aie ve SN Piaher 3 he life Ragies ii] larty heareday, be 7 : - . areday, borest Park Diamond Ne. + | all & Tt Je.. of St. Louis, ‘orest Yh an | a 1: e Forest Park "Ne, a 3 ‘cone cealiiien (a | a e rere a io Betlewill he 7 i} Sy west, Matthew vs. Cardinal Ked«: Dia- “ 7 vey inye off Wieher | | eget : , mond Ne. 10—St. Louls Demons va. (Ca- %. db, also of St. Louis. mnie T yee a ‘ j ; i P ark rondelet Stars: Junior Vay ageurs ts. e. % ve er "WILSON LEAGUE, a Aree-hase | I ad a A A : Paeire-fa Race . anastie oot —dimahn vse. Kiwanis he Staunton rehants wil ¢ wk nam want — eae 7. $13.50 - rr wNG T » 1:30. 'Fatlen Ne. t—Ffrankiin anal a : ” fh ) . . ve is i u . we. Solbabery 7 eA. — } ee I e “ © ’ i! . Sportsman's amerras. ereset Park iamend ‘Na. ™ tg rs. FRIGIDAIRE. LE a a oe ft Re ne livelt to Pilot Angels. Paste im the intt + : | —frers-Wiltiame Tlerrs vs. Beck's F STEAMER i; | = Albert Bond Lambert ~ ey oy Servier om senene ; ig a ' © Ry The Aseociated reese . sf “ 5 Diamend Ne. &—Keosevelt Neo. * - _ 2. + Miss Myrt) MeG w apeen Wack’ tee renord-—£) eyrman, 5 he run sc Reiett oe Sel : Secretary George Hartung of E.d- | Geteon “54;" Mamend No. : ) : t is . - 3 7 —Hoew-ehold stn femm. Reds, 28. ' te von “ une AM Nirei,es, July 6 H. wardevill saan a ‘ham Ne. ¢ vs PFeernier Janters«. TRUNKS 1 4a . Bt PUBLIC SERVICK LEAGUE. in O innings aie Patrick. president of the Loe An-| aactenc.. ne Following | Thavedas, Forest Park Gtamend No 32 “ # pent a few days at the l—fiellefontuine ve, Jef.) ae oe Assignments of umpires Nichola] : Peers—W iilian- ‘rs & mmatly. While there Miss fersan, 9:00. | 7 l1I—Sterkham Ne 34-INCH ‘s ‘tai : ez" oe * Mio pene 7 D ow ae ees a -« ARR tN? OR, ME Bey ae. eo ‘ a ap ae tind tee PHILAD | geles baseball club, announced to o — ‘ ; . bi ELPHIA CAVALRY nee ind Puchiman at Bellevite- as. |lee . fGen eo * number of her New Hy 08. Fairgreund Ne. 4) day that lack Lelivelt, former | rien Rroadun ane TEAM W Oo oO MAT H pails es ’ er derson and Schmeide “Ay —LDPFeernter dunior« we Bock’s Pets. Teo 5 iden WEST sIDE LEAGUE. INS P L Cc manager of the Milwaukee club of: sin. wy ae Fat Edwards NORTH SIDE Le nat z.. : a ef ds at a dinner, t (Dow ville: Riordan and TLeouth , ‘ . ) an Hh at Alton . Pairgreend Park Piemeed ; : \ i oe S to the Casino Theater. ble Headers. } PHILADELPHI: ly ~- ric att 1—( antinental ve . LI ~ A. July 6 Firat; the American Association, had The standing of the le vs Watker Peet; Diamond a “eo, 2—Mor.| |TOOp, Philadelphia City Cavalry, | signed a one-year contract to man- ' azue Ne —Peere Wittens Tigers wa. Waeenes th , nave gg at Pe today defeated the 119th Artillery,| age the Angele, Lelivelt will ar-| Etwartevitle ....0.. 7) OP eS Ta Fe em Se | ge ; occupied Sagamore . Derest ge pg adet of Baltimore, 7 goals to 6, in a) rive here Wednesday to replace alten ; Herseees $- is ag oe a ae *% are pot to be of the . io game =: he *hilade rK , ey Staunte gsi ' 4 Bate a i 3 — 00. Forest Perk No. bi elts: ~ z : sills ratadelpate | Marty APUS who has managed the | "8 - eeterce . gh mond Na. 2—Steckham Ne. I va. ‘Fact 4: eens a er, but have teken 2 ve. Colleagues, 3:00. 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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING PAGES 1—14 PART FOUR. |North Shore Colony SY Set j Observes July 4th 7 With Annual Events 10 FT. $1.99 , MEN’S $18 TROPICAL SUITS C4 SIZES || Newent atrie«, ll geod leekinc. *martiy lered. * 4 > a =m 3 2k * PR FESEERE * MEN'S S5 SPORT es’ $12 Oil Treaied Boots $7.95 Boys’ $4 Dress Oxiords, pr. $2.59 _— ee $2.50 o:* 50 CIGARS OF Recky Ferd. Havana Ribbon. Red Det. John Ruskin, Melba, King Edward, New Cur- rency. etc. Box of 50 | | g P, & G. LAUNDRY SOAP A ee) oF , 2 gross..25¢ Breakfast Tea, [b....38¢ ice, package... 13 es, 12 bores ~~ , pound. ...22¢ Flakes, 3 pkgs... 25¢ in Tiny Peas, can....25¢ Sugar Corn, No. 2 can, now LOC NKETS, $1.69 1S tao = TRUNKS FULL-SIZE With Raised 7 Newport 7. . Top } § LUTON me | 2 d — Pe hs The Eastern Yacht Club's fleet is due at Seeesboro today to spend a quiet Sunday at g mkey's Harbor. The visiting yachtsmen evil be entertained tonight at a dance at the Park Harbor Inn. * ia s © Missing from the Islesboro colony this year é Dwight F. Davis of St. Louis, who recently ® milled with his daughter, Miss Alice, to take his duties as Governor-General of the ippines. | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Davis and family ® &. Louis arrived in Islesboro some time On their yacht. They will occupy the aGegee estate, as in past years. J Mr. and Mrs. Georze S. Tiffany of St. Louis " ve arrived at Islesboro to spend the sum- a Mrs. Harry Hall Knight of St.-Louis ar- 2 @t Biddeford Pool this week, making trip from Boston by afrplane in 50 min- Mrs. Knight will occupy the summer of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. me NARRAGANSETT PIER, July 6.—The mat before the Fourth was marked by the Opening of the new Dunes Club, the and most up to date of the Pier's clubs, when a dinner dance was 7 The evening of the Fourth there was tisplay of fireworks for the children. The ation committee of the club, through efforts the building was completed the winter,, includes Albert Bond ™ Jr., of St. Louis, and Balfour &. mm®, also of St. Louis. Quaeess Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert and her daugh- - + Miss Myrtle McGrew Lambert of St. , ‘ » Spent a few days at the Massasoit re- getty. While there Miss Lambert enter- *@ number of her New York and Prov- ® friends at a dinner, later taking her to the Casino Theater. The Lamberts. have Octupied Sagamore Lodge for 14 are not to be of the Pier colony this mcr, but have teken @ cottage at Kenne- Dyeing ‘TS ie > Ze -~ oe * SS aas* ~ SS neg WS SS * 4 ¢ a bride of June 29. She was Miss Anna 4 Ve gstsee : S06, 4}*, fly . © Yi anal 7 SS \ WKK WMA WOW 7 * . ’ 4, . /j , 0 » aaa aareasnaste® WS MMOH WN SN paaadrseaene™ — mar PARADE pARSAsA» ¢ SS senaaThranaae MQ ™Q x SSSA MMA AGG PARISON ~ ENR as RS Uy, Gyjilliiiilitinyyy ffl itty, flu Ultyy, # = Lou Krenning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krenning. bunkport. Miss Myrtle will spend part of the summer at camp as usual. Mr. Balfour S. Craib of St. Louis is among those who have taken a cottage at the new Dunes Club for the season. WATCH HILL, R. L, July 6.—The Mis- quamicut Golf Club and the Watch Hill Yacht Club were lively places over the Fourth. At the former, a mixed two-ball foursome was in progress, followed by numerous dinners and a dance in the evening, and at the latter the first races of the season were held. Miss Audrey Betts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Betts of St. Louis, has arrived at the summer home of her parents, where she is entertaining Miss Rosemary Dodge of New York, a last winter at the Mile. Rey school in Paris. classmate Robert A. Sherman of St. Louis is expect- ed later in the summer to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlies E. Sherman of Wester- ly, at their summer home at Watch Hill. Summer residents of Watch Hill were much interested in the recent sale of Kenneth Ridge, one of the largest estates here, to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dunn of Westerly. Kenneth Ridge was built In 1905 at an estimated cost of $200,000 by Daniel J. Sully, at that time known as the ‘‘cotton king.” With hig fam- spent several seasons at the Hill. Kenneth Ridge was the scene of much en- tertaining. They were hosts of Admiral Rob- ley D. Evans when the Atlantic fleet came to Watch Hill to honor the then Secretary of the Navy, Truman H. Newberry of Detroit. It was at Kenneth Ridge that Mr. Sully’s daugh- ter, Miss Beth Sully, was married to Doug- then a prominent young ily, he las Fairbanks Sr., actor. Gives Luncheon Party For Daughter-in-law Qe past week was a luncheon given Fri- day by Mrs. L. Wade Childress, Clayton Tearoom in St. Louis County, in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wade Turner Childress guests were invited to the swimming pool on the Childress estate for the morning, pre- The guests included Mrs. Childress’ sister, Mrs. Raymond Wheeler, Miss Margaret Burk- Niedringhaus, Miss Matlida Moulton, Miss Lucy Thompson, Mrs. Edward Morton Banis- whose engagement to Mr. and Mrs. Childress’ son, Fielding Turner Childress, Was an- William Alexis Borders, until recently Miss Kate Thompson; Mrs, N. S. Chouteau Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Childress and their family will depart Tuesday for San Francisco, to NE of the charming summer parties of road on the wide veranda of Shields Manor who was formerly Miss Josephine Bates. The ceding the luncheon, . ham. Miss Elien Walsh Bates, Mrs. Marion ter, Mrs. Boyle O. Rodes, Miss Ruth McElroy, nouneed recently; Miss Janet. Wallace, Mrs. and Mrs. Garneau Weld. sail for Honolulu to spend the summer. Y ** a ees) ** ee ; aT Ye ‘amma MISS ELIZABETH GETTINGS. She is visiting in Wis- consin following her graduation in June from f the National Park Semi- @& nary in Washington. * —Kaj)iwara YY . MWOonn SSSSSLASA SASS MYON mS: WOW DSDNA» YADADA SOO0 « as “, . n> ns 7 7 v. nego 9, nn Sn ne SOs es Se Se SRR Satie th, sate —- . N Se Re ee eS eer Se. aie t “YN ees: VAN EES WERE EOE S CRU T USUI RW QA ON QA QAAaIMOiVQQQay % — a. SSS s RA AM sss SSS VV hhh ‘MISS KATHRYN MARTIN. who has gone to New Rochelle, N. Y., for the season. —Athen Brenner Mrs. William D. Orthwein, 15 Portland place, with Mrs. Arnold Stifel of the Ladue road and her children, will depart tomorrow for Magnolia, Mass., spend the summer, Mr. Stifel will*join to his family later. Niedringhaus. 190 West- and Mrs. William Mrs. WwW. moreland place, and Gen. H. Cocke, formerly Louis, sail from New York about July 19 to spend the summer in Europe. Gen. and Mrs. Cocke have recently taken possession of their new near Richmond, Va. George of St. will home (his flvvrye® cts stesthttt tare RAARAe Dieta tie eS VY 4 £ a . , “Stee, / I pi,» J y 44 “Mt ., “bs “ea. Uli, yy *P™ See Ss ~ SANK NOON MMAA QA ™~ TCS wai >. . “ss Qs \ BRK SN \ a. IQ S N SS SSVVSS Seeeeaseenseaaaanad y~ = , AAA =" WAAAny \\ \ MISS ELEANOR CHURCH, a prominent society girl who will spend the summer at We- ° J 4 6 4 n= 4 Anh poled Aah Zo, Fe “Vf 4 7 stt 4 , 4 eo @ @€¢:9 MISS LULIE SIMMONS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G-orge Welch Simmons, photographed on the beach at Southampton, L Magnus, 4 Hortense Dec. 6 to introduce their daughter, Busch Magnus, to society. Miss Magnus is recuperating from a recent illness, and upon her complete recovery will depart with her parents for a summer trip. In September she will go to New York witb weeks. NE of the elaborate debut parties ar- ranged for next season is a dinner dance and Mrs. Edward Friday evening Miss Lily be given by Mr. place her mother for several! Mrs. H. Blaksley Collins, 50 Portland place and her daughter, Mrs. Henry M, Cook, 4 North Kingshighway and her smal! daughter, will depart today for Lake Placid, N. Y. Vy,” Vi Z SoONNDDDDWWWNn NW 4 Z of jflUslitiid ttt try, my cht Meh errar, Z is t/a on I : : Mi na ene SE ae. Z Pane fe i pee a ae ~ TPS @weweeee cae eee e es * “ - f j er, Y Wetrryyyyyyyyypppthll MRS. KENNETH BITTING, who departed last week to take pos- session of her cottage in La Jolla, Cal. —Ashen- Brenner Yc dcdcdc. Me St OSS SAVSAVAS sas eeens ss So gamete > Re RS: oe WQAWIIIYS ae oes A. er aS Oe as . Seo Soe ae na MWS SUES SSSLSSVVASSSNHNA Saree eanennnanscnnannn SPAS + SSS SSS eewes Wee : nats US AAA th hp thf g fy MRS. SAMUEL FITZ. HUGH GORDON, . who, with her family, is spending the summer in La Jolla, Cal. ° ‘ — Ashen Brenner <OOUUOSIOOS 2 44 tJ, tu } ¢ ae 744 %, V4 CSU LYS U4 “a 0% A % y (4..44 Vi J 4 & V4 yy ; ‘ZGZOEeG&G&eEA SG * MRS. ARTHUR FRENCH. BREWSTER London, formerly Miss Frances Clover of St. Louis, photographed in the gown in which the Court of St. : News of St. Louisans Vacationing in Paris PARIS, June 26. REDERICK Luyties of St. Louis is in fF Aix-les-Bains, France, for the summer season there, at the Hotel Splendide Royale. Mrs. John H. Duncan of St. Louis went to Europe on the Lioyd Sabaudo liner Conte Biancamaneo from New York. Miss Chouteau Scott of $t. Louis enter- tained at luncheon last week in her mother's apartment in the rue Marbeuf, Paris, having among her guests the Vicomtesse Ubert de Thieusies, Miss Linda Lee Doane, Miss Agnes Benoist anp@ Miss Martha Love of St. Louis and Miss Claire Davis. Mme. A. E. Taufflieb, formerly of St. Louis, entertained at a tea last week at the Union Interallies in Paris for Mrs. H. KE. Talbott of Dayton, O., and the Westminster Choir, which, under her sponsorship, has been making a European tour. Mrs. Harold H. Tittman of St. Louig is spending the season in Paris as a guest of the Hotel de France at Choiseul. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Reilly of St. Louis visiting at the Hotel Saint-James et d'Albany on the rue du Faubourg Saint- Honore in Paris. , Their daughter. Miss Frances Reilly in op her way to St. Louis. are August Keller of St. Louis, who has been travelling in Germany, was a recent visitor to Dresden, at the Hotel Bellevue. she was presented at James recently. St. Louisans to See Polo Games in Chicago TWO GAME series of polo between the St. Louis Country Club and the Onwentsla Country Club of Lake Forest, Ill, has attracted a group of interested friends to Chicago for the week-end to attend the games and the parties for the teams. The group included Mahlon B. Wallace Jr., Ldward K. Ned Simmons and Ira L. Wight, St. Louts Red Birds; Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Wight, Mr. and Mrs. Love Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Simmons, parents of Ned Simmons, and Miss Virgisia Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: George Welch Simmons, and a cousin of the player. They departed Friday night for the first game yesterday, and will remain until tomor- row. Some of the St. Loulsans will be guests at the Onvwentsia Club, and others will visit friends. Love Jr., who comprise the Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyle Price, who have re- turned from a severe! months stay in Ber- muda, have leased the home of Mr. Harry E. Hayward, 5843 Waterman avenue, during Mr. Hayward's summer absence at Eaton's Ranch in Wyoming. Mrs. Francis A. Aid of the Forest Park Hotel, and her daughter, Miss Mary Logise who sailed for Europe in May are stopping in Venice following a visit in Rome. They will leave Italy next week for a tour of Switzerland and other European countries returning to St. Louls in November.

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SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7, 1929. __ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : ington boulevard has opened her| Mr. and Mrs. Ley P STN - >) cottage at Charlevoix, Mich. for) ford, 4757 Westminster Y SPAPRTND o> . DAS > xs * . ae oO : _— . oS aeammmenemanenmiin a sements and 999929 29nd DD DTADAAIE IIA . ‘XY SSA ee Se SEX ," NE Sas ee ee seo Shige Se Rome ws the summer. Her daughter, Mrs./ returned from the East, as Engag , Fae ee ae eee: ; os Se «' . WW MAH ‘a AY ~ iF 3 a 28 . See RRO ee Pak os rie : | : got se > —3 - sell A 1} n J r.. 4 A 1 4 : has b een Vv ; «it ing for os ; h W nS ew ee by eee . 4 4 \ _ iw N N cas ps pk Bs ae te a . es — x tas ss 2 YB ‘ Ex ; ° W illia m Rus ¢ ec ix twe m | W eddings of t é é PAGE 2 Summer Tours And Holidays’ RS. Daniel Catiin, 51 West-/| M moreland place, left Thursday | with her daughter, Mrs. Ar- thur B. Shepley. 60 Westmoreland piace, for Northeast Harbor, Me. Mrs. Shepley’s daughter, Miss Mary Werwin Shepley, will remain in St the month and ~~ * “ww \ STS SAY » BS Ub . aannnennnnny Maryland avenue, and two daugh- Mr. and Mrs. D. @ ters, will spend the remainder Of | cgeq Clemens avenue, hase pRETTY summer weddin Pr ~ » : July with her. They will join Mr. | California for a visit — err took place Tuesd was that of Miss : in the East. Mr. and Mrs. Allen's | morning a P. Mulligan, 4309 Pa P , - Mr. Mrs. J. M. @ ‘ Mrs. James Europe. and will travel abroad un of Mr. and | | til an Linden avenue. sailed ome yiew piace, and August H Meye Miss Katherine a pe wares : t ais Cathedral, the Rev. Fathe classmates from Brye un fficiating. ” ete nea. an i ee ee ee ee eG ; ea shebsbered WIM ITA: hy Yon LL, Vii Vo s Wy, fl? “ y Mdusttttlh 4 Yo G1, w* Uf” i Alien in August for a motor trip) .ommer. “¢ _ ig: : hter of Mr. ane son. York Allen, has departed for, Miss Frances Blayney, gums zie Mulligan. daugnte from New York with « . which was solemnized at the & spAhsin hah it psp hs heese ' heed iin ns adden Een tee sae CE YY, Ye Vij f Miss Almira home of her Mrs. 3 vin hi. Mr. Mrs. Stanley Moon, 7 Reveriv place: Miss Alice Clark, | dauxhter of Mrs. Alice Orr Clark * North Taylor avenue: Miss Vir- ginia Hemenway, daughter of Mr. | nad Mrs 7 Heinenway, ~ 3. ri Moon, 3 ; : , 7 re Se © > ¥ se . , Md - 2 . . are 7m ») ¥ . . . 7 _ . 7 . * > " . é " , . , y ms " = ate . ae gee Pee . 7 ae : ? » es ‘ P . . ¢ ; ? s : 7 ee Soe Se ee . . 4 nee , rae ; ay a 4 Perr rer ere ear eee sass ttihLliiiiliilhdli sss hsb h ssbb hh hss shhisea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Court- |land T. Carrier, 5076 Westminster |place, has gone to Charlevoix, 'Mich.. to spend the summer with friends. Miss Bertha and Miss Isabella Skinker, 6443 San Bonita avenue, are motoring through the East. and will later go to Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada,, wherethey have spent the last four summers. Mr.! and Mrs. T. C. Tupper. 30 Wydowa terrace. and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Tupper. aiso will depart this month for Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cobbs, 6224 Waterman avenue, and their niece. Miss Lucy May Sharon, will leave for Europe this month to spend the late summer and early fall. Miss. Sharon was graduated | last June from Lindenwood ol- lege. Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. J. Lam- bert. 50 Portland place, and their daughter, Mary Eleanor, who planned to leave today for Santa lege for a trip to Eu will return to this country on Se ptem be-. ae Mrs. Charlies E. L Persning avenue. and hee ter, Miss Mary Papin Miss Fannie Booth will Louis Jtity 14 for Corenada & where they will spend sie @ame “—r= a Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ieee Kingsbury place, and thelr aim ters, Miss Rosemary as@ Helene, will spend August ob im tucket Island, Mass. whe an have taken a cottage. ae 5 Pods , > ried daughter. Mrs. Donald eam. son of New York, hag them to Nantuckett. Mrs. Edward H. Sim = Hanley road, who sailed tn ¥ mag _ Europe with the Associated Gas Clubs of America, is Belgium and is expected tg hom- about the middle @f 3 month Mr. and Mra Pa will go to Colorade Springs =» departure until September. summer. Their son-ia-taw a and after their retu rec. w . Ma PRE. wake their home temporarily Mr. and Mrs. Max Kotany, 43584 daughter, Mr. and Mra. s ma apt Westminster place, will make their | Hock, Grosse Point, Mich. Hotel Chase. annual summer visit to Rye Beaeh, | 70/8 them. Other St. Louleaus The wedding of Miss Ethel Ho N. H. 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Fag 4 CALL LMAMAAAAAAAA AMA MAMA AAA Adhd 6 hh dd Ahhh dh hd bd bd dedi 4, SIOOVFETIATS SAAS SSS SASS SS ASE ASS SS SESS Sb fo Ye Seno es RE Bx Y 3 Fs. ~ F git ‘i ee SX oe, 6357 __—— ood a and |Anne West, and their som, Ale fates avenue, will take p Y. = SS a three children will . spend Jr. who departed for ths 7 Thursday evening in the Tow daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mass., at the Lionberger summer | Z = Titelbaum will officiate, in Clifford C. Scholz of Web- home. They will leave St. Louis; Mr. and Mra W. L. Hemiagug esence of the two families. ster Groves. She was elect: about the middle of the month, | 7711 Maryland drive, aad. Gm Tcce will follow. Mr. Weil ed Grand Secretary of Delta Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Ander-| agten, family have gone to Atpha Delta at its recent son of the Ladue road wiil recurn | GZ . * NEWER KEE CRS CONE VTE RS XKCC ECE TUE “ty, . 4% , / 4 4 , MISS CLAIRE PICQUET, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. : Raymond Picquet, 5435 Ma- Mrs. Kar! Hodge, 4931 Laclede ple avenue, whose engage- avenue, her young son Jimmy, and ment to Dr. C. F. Dixon of her-mother, Mrs. Myrtle Rowan, Rochester, Minn., was an- nounced recently. —Murill» RUMSEY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rum- sey of Webster Groves. She has chosen July to as the date of her mar- riage to the Rev. Ro- land Mernitz of Chi- cago Heights, III. — ie “ltt fyy y YY, wee amwnanee RLS RY : nha —— we ae a % Se ee ” Ace oe, a A) Ne OO be * : ‘ +7 : a bride have taken an ap Mich., where they will spend th: oat at 5338 Cabanne avenue. convention here. early this week from a visit _ Miss Mary | | —— New York. Fentress, who will accor Miss Tilli Giass, daughter |; mother, Mrs. David &, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Glass, 55 ieee A | Miss Jane Bradley, daughter of} 7726 Maryland drive, and BetQaE =Wells avenue, became the bride |Miss Alberstein aiso spent some) Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bradley| Miss Lucille Howard, 370 Wag Benjamin Frank, son of Mr. a& a © nan ane Tulsa, O84. |of 4406 McPherson avenue, will /avenue, to Ephraim, Wig, » Mrs. Louis rank, June 3°. Mrs. John A. McKay. 5133 West- | sail July 13 from London for New | visit Miss Margaret Hemingway . The ceremony was performed. ' minster place, and her daughters, York, and upon her arrival in this | August. Miss Frances Lang the second floor of Mangel’s, 4 Miss Melissa and Miss Katherine / country will visit in the East until | Jolla, Cal.. who was Miss E i Sixth street. where Miss Giass, McKay. will depart soon for their| August. Miss Bradley. who attend- way’. guest during the past been an employe for several y summer home at Charlevoix, Mich.|}ed the Sorbonne University’ the |}has gone to Kansas City Following the ceremony, 300 ¢ Fier mother, Mrs. George F. Meyer. | last year. will return next autumn | short visit before returning were entertained by the estabii 470 Lake avenue, will spend part/to Bryn Mawr College for her se- | home. Miss Helen Hem a ment with a reception and dane of the summer with them. nior year. | younger daughter, returned (3g Mr. and Mrs. Frank are In Mrs. F. B. York, 5214 Wash-|} Miss Louise Rexford, daughterof ° Continuel on Next be compe ye nae ae ae on a _ §$55 Minerva avenue. Mn A Oy a fn hen hn hin te hn th, hen her hin in Mn hi E2820 20005 Balin, ogni Mrs. Linda Befta, ‘132 boulevard, was married June 23 9 J , 4 John James O'Neill, in the chur | of Our Lady of Lourdes, Fat Johnson officiating. Among guests at the wedding break at the Coronado Hotel were and Mrs. Charles A. Timlin of cago, and Mrs. William Ries Louisville, Ky. After a wede @ip through Colorado, Mr. Mrs. O'Neil! will make their hos im St. Louis. will leave oday for Banff ans Louise ww here they will ‘ — | in ee —- remainder of July Jolla. Cal... for August, re-: 1 ,O1 * = ’ ’ r , . +] > ‘ ° , | i‘rane will leg a hic " »% o a e os ° 3 Butler iS visiting | . Lake Delevan, Wis., to spend two Henry J. Butler enry J. But months, eieiiidele venues Mrs. " Pelham H. Turner, 4 ~ sf of a , os i'e ' : . , 7 . " South Jefferson avenue, and Mrs. daughter, Marian valle Julian Bischof of East St. Louis will leave Wednesday for ‘e & ing é ‘eek ak oe mR er : are spending a week at Lake De | juetonsing, Mich., where they catur, Decatur, Ill, as guests of , ; the remainder of ‘his! : \l - > + , . 1 ‘ ane aaa — > 4 De i ee ae aS “oS Sees eee ae Sepp oer san orn lig. age, a ens PEI LO PE: ee DR. PHM in the Shenandoah Aeon Cet week for Ne\ "ork sa fo - Kurope. Mrs. Gempp will place; - eee _— ‘ *} ‘ her youngest daughter, Claire, who was graduated las nonth from | Mary Institute, Widbede tddddsddddddidiidddds schnaider sini - sit ‘ . ? ‘3 ~~. | oS . oh) oe te ee ee ee : Mrs. Emma Michael, 2745 mand place, and Charlies Weibl ti2l Dale avenue, Richt Heights, were married Wedn evening by the Rev. John ° { Thomas at his home, 3025 Sida “ street. Mr and Mrs. Weibdlin @ | or a tour of the East return ug. 1 will @& Switzerland before - | Mrs. Henry A. Diamant and her . aoe i me Leutens Ghee witt meen MRS. ROT easiek dada | Louis in the fail. daughter, Doris Dee, have returned R. Hill, until the 1. ddl es oF te at eth eves arin Hi hae formeriy Miss | ety uina remain abroa to St. Louis from a recent trip, and _ Myre. S55) GnG Ser es ea’ ‘ae hy ge of New York, a has oe} u ; have taken an apartment in the ey Se SCN te 243 eek Gece iasdiains gO cai ee ‘ sum Hawthorne, 4475 West Pine boule- | travel. Mr. and Mrs are oe Dr tony pccatay Robs rt Ter. | eens ae mpage! bec. 7 ws : | ; |'Kaufman’s younger daughter, Miss ~~" ”: riage Re amg a 8.50: es ae abroad. They will make Miss Alice Fran d vard. Aug. 13, Mr. and Mrs. Dia- | i Kauffman, motored East ry. 224 North Newstead their home at 1723 Pennsyl- at La is mant and their daughter will de-| . * — a ee a ltieg : Me nha Mra Voluatine Turner. | vania avenue. | ah teene senda, deine part to spend a month at the Michi- ; ee ee ae 1 6: ‘ "> eee 7 ee . _ - ee 4 z Ls * a £3 a i . = 3: , ‘4 ® ri - ’ > is Og 3 . 6227 Rosebury drive; Miss Augus- ed Thursda. he East. where > Armand p ® 4 ir home Wash Suits - values seer nfela. daughter of Mr, Milton Rosenfeld, 6618 We avenue, and Josech G a ; son of Mr. and Mrs. A. o . rg. 743 Heman aventue, place June 39%. at the Hotel bi Freedman officiating. The bride was attended by oe Libbie G. Eckstein as maid honor and Miss Marion New® Ae -_— OS Se jgar Kauffman Jr.. of the Raneg Apartments .o a month's Cc or 19 ae . . . . ; —* ae © 2“ (anpanne avenue, Y’ Tt ’ daughters Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Stifel| visit with Mrs. Kauffman’s familly win , sae emer t Cal WoN 7 and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Al-| Miss Eleanor Church, joined have returned. home after a severa! at Caldwell, N. J OR pph-oebs aie Roel " |fred ¢ Carr JF.. 59! ingsbury ; Louis months’ honeymoon trip ir Eu- : . . sO ls ; ; Mrs. Thomas Skinker Maffitt,| Place, and the latters ’ n rope, and are making their home ' — -* . ' . 20 West Pine boulevard will | . ‘ at 1723 Pennsylvania avenus The | Cg Mrs. Goodman King. , . sail the last of the month for Eu-| bride was Miss Helene Guina of : , | Venter place, is fo ° - " rope to om hye r s0OnN., Thomas s. | " ‘i ; On - daughter. New York, where th marriage took : -|sumimer home at Biddefot aie 3 tid ial ; : ~ rc : . ' Maffitt Jf... w ho has bee n @a@vorord | re > ‘ a4 ‘ ». Tail sAi Dili, | a¥hl anit if LV! ; Haskell, place Feb. 5.. Mr. and Mrs. Stifel ; _ |Me. Mrs. King 2 sum ond aurt ) a ' - winter. He will return earl); “6 ve 1} terrace, heir ore Live ch to spend spent the later winter on the — mer residence F xe fall with his mother. Lawrence A formerly of ta Harvey, Kirkwood: Mrs. Alfred -- ' van lake resorts. me eer « ne ¥ ose are yeene on kes 5 Wins pugoeel among ’ : ~ Tr To- oth imag Saw “yp French Riviera and the spring in tie John Fowler. Italy, Switzerland, Austria and iss Elizabeth Schnaider of th: Germany. | St. ‘ ; Apartments will spend ee summer visiting relatives in Mexico. From there she will! , BO ee es mere | Sie Beetle as go to l’asadena ‘ual, to visit her TSE ey en Gempp of Sap-' of Mr Mra ote. e . nhar > "oe le) St aioe _— ‘ ‘ ‘ ~— . *) SEAeT, sees ' si . B. Walsh pington road and her daughters, | 5035 ; avenue, Camden. Ark... Miss Sally #oi ta ie Sade : : . . , . a*hs a : so » ee — al ry né rror?r 1S] im ner sSj1S(t¢ : : hs by r} iT) alt rn) since ‘ es rar ’ j ar ce, Bar: ! +t1Ss 4} 7eTN nD. qcepi rted 1: ‘7 Qherm r “gawvwet?t , Harry Elkind. They will return to ~ ene le nn Mo nn St. Louis about Aug. 1. CORE LB ORES, eee gO RS me ‘ ps : Miss Etta and. Miss Dora Zeb- rack, 2§53 Cherokee § street, are spending three weeks with their | uncie and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. | Zebrack, in Los Angeles, Cal. Be. | fore returning they will visit Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs. | (“olo, | groomsmen. the family after @ ® reception followed for a ~ _- guests included Mr. and ) enr Rer oa ; 321 PAIRS 372 BOYS’ . Menry Berg. Can ten. Ark. LINEN KNICKERS SPORT SHIRTS ] My. ent Mine Gu ‘ . ® honeymoon tn the East and values to $2.95 $1.50 values 3 their return will reside at Bf = marriage of Mises Ruth {234 Grace avenue, and ¢ s A. lappert plaid effects whites - tans « blues .4 Wednesday plain colors breedcloth a ages 7 to 18 sizes 12 to 14 3-2 i ; Mrs. Ida Feldmann of the Saum | Hotel and Mrs. Ida Knapp, 824' No Exchanges i No C. O. DLS (lark avenue, Webster Groves, — Hi No Cr lit All Sales Final parted yesterday for a tour of Yel- | lowstone and Glacier National | Parks. They wfl spend the late | summer in Denver and Colorado '! “Springs, Cclo WHERE OLIVE CROSSE ( hicago, toca evening. June 26, the home of the bride's p Mr and Mrs. Frank B. Pat.on, “race avenue. the Rev. Georges 89 BOYS UNION SUITS - SIZES 10 TO 16 SE rns: Uicisting. REGULAR 79c VALUES - - NOW 45c WME ae te é Pong ae oly nt Beet ‘of ah eh Se pe, a: > cee eet re See ee

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een ae Mr. and Mrs. Ley Peterson Re ‘ ford. 4757 Westminster place, returned from the East, where she has been visiting for two . month Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Berr 5629 Clemens avenue, has California for a visit during the summer. - Miss Frances Blayney, daught of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blayney, 249 Linden avenue, sailed yesterda from New York with a group of Classmates from Bryn Mawr Col lege for a trip to Europe. They Will return to this country early in September. Mrs. Charles E. L. Thomas, 4995 }Persning avenue, and her daugh ter, Miss Mary Papin Thomas. and Miss Fannie Booth will leave Louis juiy 14 for Coronas, Ca, where they will spend six week mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eakin 58 ~ ters, Miss Rosemary and Helene, will spend August at Nan tucket Island, Mass., where they have taken a cottage. Their mar. ried daughter, Mrs. Donald ¥. Wil. son of New York, has preceded them to Nantuckett. Mrs. Edward H. Simmons of Hanley road, who sailed in May for Europe with the Associated Garden Clubs of America, is Visiting j Belgium and is expected to arrive hom. about the middle of the month Mr. and Mrs. Simmong will go to Colorado Springs and Estes Park, Colo., for the late summer. Their son-in-law an@ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ps Hock, Grosse Point, Mich. will join them. Other St. Louisans wha are passing the summer at Colo. rado Springs include Mr. and Mra Allen T. West, 48 Westmoreland place, and their daughter, Miss Anne West, and their son, Allen Jr.. who departed for the West the middle of June. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hemingway, 7711 Maryland drive, and their family have gone to Ludington, Mich., where they will spend the summer. Miss Mary Howard Fentress, who will accompany ‘her mother, Mrs. David S. Fentress, 7726 Maryland drive, and her aunt, Miss Lucille Howard, 370 Walto avenue, to Ephraim, Wis., wil visit Miss Margaret Hemingway in August. “iss Frances Lane, La Jolla, Cal., who was Miss Heming.- way’. guest during the past week, has gone to Kansas City for a short visit before returning to her home. Miss Helen Hemingway, @ younger daughter, returned Thurs- Continuel on Next Page. Pa Mi, Li, Mn, dr, hr, , , WEAR! inen alues W style 2 a ations. years, 2 BOYS’ T SHIRTS 50 values

dcloth lo 14 J-2 os 4 NORMAN Vvvvy z- ae hag yman, Fone ty i * Kingsbury place, and their daugh@ Migg ' » . a > » : hi et Engagements and . sd «se22? sees « > Weddings of the Week. ‘ PRETTY summer wedding ‘ Asner took place Tuesday FR morning was that of Miss Ma- . Mulligan, daughter of Mr. and yrs. Jamies P. Mulligan, 4909 Park- | ich was solemnized at the Louis Cathedral, the Rev. Father prinkman officiating. “The bride wore a charming gown of white chiffon and tulle white satin. The bodice was em- proidered in silver and pearls and into a train in ‘god Jengthened num, the gift of the bridegroom. She carrired roses and lilies of the valley. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Victor P. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Nelson, with Victor Pp. Nelson as best man. Mrs. Victor Nelson wore orchid chiffon with slippers and hose to : match, and a garden hat of orchid hairbraid. She carrried pink roses. Mrs. Arthur Nelson was gowned in and accessories and carried yellow roses. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served in the In- | Mr. | and Mrs. Meyer will sail from Mon- | ‘glish room of Hotel Chase. trea] for a honeymoon trip abroad and after their return, Dec. 1, will make their home temporarily at Hotel Chase. The wedding of Miss Ethel Hof- fiin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hofflin, 5858 Cabanne ave- nue, and Meyer Kk. Weil, son Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weil, Cates avenue, will take Thursday evening in the ‘Tower Room of the Congress Hotel. Rabbi Titelbaum will officiate, in the presence Of the two families. dinner will follow. Mr. Weil and *his bride have taken an apart- ment at 5838 Cabanne avenue. Miss Tillie Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 5584 Wells avenue, became the bride of (lass, ; Mrs. Louis frank, June 3°. the second floor of Mangel’s, 409 Sixth street, where Miss Glass had been an. employe for several years. Following the ceremony, 300 guests were entertained by the establish- »ment with a reception and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank are in the will be at home after July 15 at 6855 Minerva avenue. Miss Esther Beffa, Mrs. Linda Befta, boulevard, was married June 22 to John James O'Neill, in the church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Father Johnson officiating. Among the guests at the wedding breakfast at the Coronado Hotel were Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Timlin of Chi- daughter of Forsythe ~~" ¢ June 11 at Grac Garrison and St. *»> The ceremony was item’, Dr. Walter A. Maier. The bria. @t Concordia Seminary. Fer, “age ho was given in mar- te. as father, was attended ‘h Niehaus as maid of Miss Marcia Nie- Dorothy Eburne of & — Elsie Muctier, Miss | “"2U8, Miss Farbara Kern ne Miss Wilma Kerwin as brides. Loois Kunappmier was the Pat- Cotto >; Ruth and LOuk June ace avenue, place at rr ss « 0, George H. was in | a 1} of tulle, | given wore trin med Vell of the s futhe - Sutin Her a cap was, Sister. reside ir a a 3 NS | \T- ’ . Tl» sialt! moe per ' Maier as best n | Stamford, will ' sons i middie of the ‘ranch at Laramie, Wyo. , month. flower girl. and Walter ring bearer. Meyer served the Kev. Mr and the ushet Clarence Niehaus, the Albert Fosdick. Clifford and the Rev. Richard ¢ A reception followed at the hotme the parents The Maier wil! Carl aN, Ss VW é re ererT. aemim of bride's: s bride Wi egcroom pastorate in one oft English churches in souri Lutheran Synod Mr and hi their where ed est home in iynesboro, Va., the brid 4 has the the a Mis- Ermine and Mrs. Park R. Dec Mrs. Roy ook place wedding of Miss daughter of Mr. of 7. } The Skofie Ray L. Skofileid enue, New York, and Reynolds, son of Mr. and 1). Reynolds of St. Louis, t Tuesd t Thom hioelit in the chi church. The L)} Brooks performed the Wich followed by at Sherry's. ay, in st i= Cere ri Was a reception The bride, who marriag by her tended Mrs. Arthur Conn., Chester Was mn father, at Tinker of matron given Was - by as Shortal, man and the ), honor. of St. ushers as | Hobart brother of the bride, B. Finnegan Jr., groom at West Point, both of New York. On moon , ‘ . + Louis, w yest Were return fromm trip, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds live in New York City. Among the guests were the fol- lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Revnolds. Mrs. L. G. Parrish Miss M. Junkin of St. Louis. Mrs. F. W. Morse of Groves and Mrs. T. S. ville, Mo. their SO Harry and the near Santa depart about month, ad Mrs. aad spend Potter of the their youn summer sea- Fe, N the Mr. and Atzinger will cr ro son on a ranch M. They will Summer Tours Rev. | Kerwin | of | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ROHONBWM A be. ry: MMA LLL LLL, Vip Rev. | make | accept- | Oold- | AaAVe- | Kk | , ? mN ypltillldllts yy? Vee Lighddslds oom, t * YY Y Wy ZL Yl LULA Lh 1Y Wye Yi7 he M/ ALS, Vite CPO OCLLLLLL purriiiiiiiddddditidilitde 4, ‘tg, a Ws See “A 4 /, Vernyphtt? Cf, 4/4 7 .* 5 in ” ‘ SMA x’ aceon ‘\ \ AN ey “tty , “2 Ove AO 4044 OO MRS. OTTO A.LEPPERT. /f Mita Vt ttl tll tt tlt l/s RS HOO AAA » . OBOWAAHH we Li iene ddaalbtbaan MRS. JOSEPH D. CIERI. Until her marriage. June 29, she was Miss Margherita Sigillito, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sigillito "00 Audubon drive. home August. \T Ld hdd shhdddditiste SS Js fy (Aphid ILingsbury Hts fs tf sft home Mrs. © Ulinme! tf ff ‘ff SP SSF 7S, She was before her marriage. June 22, Miss Ruth Pattor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patton, 42722 Frank avenue. Grac T +} Rosengarten ‘shters will go to their sum 1 ¢ u formerly | - , ’ rnriag} it YU ) Se ] { wi'] ee } ‘ ’ ; Lilf lz ‘ and , 4s 2654 1h Visit | Mr. und Mrs f Muskelluns: Lake, e isha, Ty ~4 . S eee X73 ' —e O10) oqulrrel slinocqua, Mrs — ter’; . ee ae : ss Bet Stoliar. daughter of tlah eRe ___ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 QOd ~ as WAN ; \ “py, VSSSVLS OLS SS VS EFA FA Wty Zz MRS. whose puerite Murry Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mur- ry, ee eee ae Leland and Mrs. Elia M. Stoliar, 7341 cago, ST.LOUIS $ w S Te “ “Ufyyyp, Le Y- 4 4 Yl bl dbp dpyryy Wf, #444127 tere Vif 4, CY” “Yo VA Ly Middle Witty, _ . . Cir, GILLASPY JR., wedding daughter 324 Laurel street. —Brown a ee er ee 4 < : < S55 y ssemansneene™ XX ; Se ron 4% y **, *. ° - “, L/L i Wty, VADSTEETSTASILELELETSS hb Nh hh A thd N MDS APD hh fh # / “MLSS SEP hi fs a 44 ROBERT ARTHUR took place Tune 26. She was Miss Mar- of ee _——— 9 eu has 1S avenue, gone where she the (" -¢ a hi- of Skofield, | and George | classmate of the | a honey- | and | Al- | Webster. Frost, Cass- | S | And Holidays’ Continued From Preceding Page. _— day from Little Rock, Ark., where. she visited relatives, tO accompany) family north. and Mrs. Hugh the McKnight road family will &pend August at Bar Ranch in Wyoming Harry Hall Knight of Apartments has gone Pool, Me.; where the summer home her Mr. Jones their the H. F. Mrs. Oxford ideford will occupy Mckittrick of rT. of 'h r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J Hayward. and | Mrs. Charles W. Moore, 36 Port- | land place, and her family will join | her sister, Mrs acelphia, Pa., and Mrs. Rosen- garten’s daughters, Miss Emily and | a! McKittrick, at They de-. parted last week and will remain a In August Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Miss Frances Cl ‘ford J. Rosen- | garten, and Mr. Rocengarten, Phil-| 5 Pillowcases Centers Scarfs Towels We Do Embroidering Monogramming Stamping and Hemstitching Announcing a Sale of dlework» Our Big July Clearance Sale All Next Week July 8th to 13th, inclusive c ~ Odds and ends in size 1 All +o\er IU i } sale purposes HOw for gifts, showers, bazaars, and patterns of Stamped Goods. goods are from our regular stock, no goods. bought ctc An oppor: y for the art needleworker to obtain many useful and i oe articies at small cost. uded \' an P ct Inc! Dresses Vanity Sets Luncheon Cloths Luncheon Sets Napkins Novelties Fringe Aprons in This Sale Ave: “9 Spreads Baby Dresses Rompers Bibs 819 Locust St. East of Ninth | House, ' | her later. | lantic City, | was accompanied by | they i turning FAS SIAF A OP APA A DA PEASI EPP EAE PEPERPE EPP A ALA EEPFPESEPEPELEEEE PEP EEEE EPR IE ELEAE ERE 2 _rrrrrer? | MRS. KARL MAIER. formerl® Miss Esther Nie- haus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. W. Niehaus, 4642 Tower Grove place. —Bileck Bros o- — eegnene? mother will join relatives, Her | A. L. Gasen, 5625 Pershing | | avenue, and her mother, Mrs. H. | M rs. S JJskind. who have been visiting * in Chicago, now are guests in At-| N. J | Mrs. Otto Pabst. 3934 Ashland | left Saturday for Detroit, | visit Mrs. M. J. Riodan, ; of St. Louis. Mrs. Pabst | Mrs. Riodan’s | been visiting | avenue, Mich.. formerly to son, James, who has | his grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Sul-|] i livan. Mes. 2. avenue, Brannock, ) left Thurs- | tour of the) Me., where | BuUtnimer, Mr 6157 and Pershing for an extended mn route to Bath will spend the St. Louis about Sept. president of the of. Kingdom street. 1. Gay . East e tn frannock is Board Hickory Mrs. Women's 1106 POST-DISPATCH __ Summer Season on North Shore ' NORTH SHORE, tass., July 6.— The holiday of Thursday troughta_ large contingent of visttors to the. North Shore and the golf acd yacht the scenes of many events dinne's and Perhaps the largest crowd clubs were sporting dances, was that at Hami'tton for t)©.e Hors: Show sponsored by the tocs!l Amerf-, All horse 'overs along the Shore were prescn,. aud entries from nearby stabies wer umong the prize withers. Marblehead around every ican Legion. ee is nuvted the yachti.g ce-cter, year finds more aid boats making this harbter home port. The fleet of the ern Yacht Club started from the moorings here Friday for its an- nual cruise, this year a.ing coast east as far as ‘iockland Breakwater. In the cruise this year is the Yacht Vani ie. cnce the defender of the America’s Cup, and now owned by Mr. Girard B. Lam bert of St. Louis. In the race from the Bay of Maine to the yw.outh of the Penobscot River, the Vanitie was scratch boat and allewed the Resolute, another furmer cup de- fender, 4.3 seconds to the Nearly all the larver crzuft tenders, that of the Vanirie the three-masted s-hooner world and MYeTe 4S a had being yacht announcement Any | | quam ther i with their. lLaxt- of St. the | _the summer, L20-mille | Marblehead Rock across | mile. | a PAGE 3 “Atlantis, which finished second in ‘the Spanish ocean race lagt sum- and which is also owned by Mr. Lambert. The North Shere was quits thrilled for a short time ufter the that John. Hays Hammond had offer.d his Ttome at Gloucester to President H: over for the summer. 't seers nowew, that President Hoover has decided to remain in Washington end will not follow the example of Prest- dent Coolidge und President Taft in enjoying the delights of the New England coast. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Mason of Louls have arrived at Annis- to spend the summer with Mrs. Mason's mother Mrs. Jo- sephine L. Carter, at “Ivedi Avedi.’ cottage on Adams Hill. Also Mrs. Carter are Mra. Nath- Lane and Miss Belle Lane Louis. J. W. Thompson of &t who has taken the Orchards. Point, Swampscott. for has been delayed in coming East by illness, and is ex- pected to arrive later in the month. Mr. Mrs. John Charles Thomas, the latter formerly Misa Dorothy May Kahler of St. Louis, daughter of Mra. George Anguo Dobyne, have left Beverly Farma, where they have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dobyne at Inglelowe, and to California to remain until the last of August. Mr. Thomas has a number of concert engagements on the Pacifie Coast. mcr, ) aniel T Mrs. Lauts, at Little's and have gone MATERNIT Current styles made to retain the smart a ance of your normal figure .. . adjustable for wear during the maternity period—and after. CLEARANCE SALE! APPAREL - SHOP. FRO S pectal group of summer 4"? Fashionable colors — charming styles — lovely materials—all combine to make this a most attractive group at this decidedly low price! Printed Chiffons, Printed Crepes, Flat Crepes, Washable Silks, Georgettes. The Savings Are Most Unusual! CKS 62 Piece Every essential article for the new baby. Packed in sanitary glassine envelopes. Very Specially Priced Layettes 2 LANE BRYANT, separate specialization, 2nd floor SIXTH and LOCUST y - & 505 N _ SIXTH ST. - We’ve Sold Our Lease! After 17 Years on 6th Street We Are Now Retiring From Business Saturday, July 13th—6 Days—We're Through Shoe Stocks Sacrificed ntire 80 Styles TIES PUMPS STRAPS SANDALS OXFORDS All sizes 2% Nothing Excepted! The most unmerciful slashing of prices ever known in St. Louis Shoe merchandising begins Monday and ends Saturday, July 13th, when we close our doors forever! We've only 6 days to get out! For the Thrill of Your Life attend this Sale. Spike and Cuban Heel to 8, AA te C Choice-of-the-House 15 MATERIALS SUNBURN KID RED—BLUE WHITE KID PATENT SATIN Nothing Reserved! Modelst

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘ _SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7, 1929_——————————== ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : PAGE 4 J eae ees eH ©=©SOCIETY IN WEBSTER GROVES ef Ee | JR.. from a three weeks’ Stay at Colo- : TAY | RS. ROGER P. ANNAN from .- } | M Plant avenue, | departed | rado Springs, Colo. | i } ic, a *‘- 5 © « cage — | Y Wedriesday evening for Santa Miss Marguerite Shephard, Mad- : A Afonic a (al. whe re she will spend tenn Wis who is the yuest of her t — = a3 oe. > which is still before us. Quantities are limited and we urge prompt attendance. Printed Dimit her guest Miss Nancy Lee Butler, | ; ff and Batistes Their daughter, Katherine, has as lt cutee ns anu actin alee. July Clearance July Clearance of i een. Bad, of Accessories! 29 175 Hats From Look Pesags 5 Chapeaux | one con ee DeLuxe Shop | ENSEMBLE SUITS—SPORTS OUTFITS DINNER GOWNS 333 off REGULAR PRICES Second Floor | AA AA RA RA RA AAAS TAUTTT AIT Tit a ee AAA KARA RAR on ETITIT TIT >» ct Dr. and Mrs. and their sor Sobby, ferson road. e will depart by motor August 1 for if Ww Tomagami, Canada, for a six ] n og ear | weeks’ stay. Clearance of Dresses Mrs. R. L. Douglas, Gray ave- nue, has returned from Irondale, Mo.. where she spent a few days F o +} = . : ~ - h with her young son, Bob, at thi $ ties and Batistes with Hundreds of Spring and Summer and conventional designs. ff Styl t “Ge A ? Pr; etisees ere 38 inches FE yles a we - Away rices : Formerly $10 : 268 DRESSES $7.95 ‘ | July Clearance Price....... | 3 New Prin Formerly Priced Rayon Voile $12.75 and $16.75, Hairbraids! Straws! 189 DRESSES | 3 75 ma Felts! SPO Dine at Hast se Boy Scouts’ Camp. Mr. and Mrs. William tal 4 7 ore ay ia oP ke OH as ial Viet > he S + 2 a ” 7 ~\y Soar? we B eke ty r ™" x ns. ’ ee a De ee eee > | gail for home piay. rbroad They wil x from Naples. Mr. and Mrs. Grable A Sample Line of have as their guest for a short time (7 Tweed Ensemble Suits; t Your Opportunity formerly to $12.95—NOW $5 to Save on Smart NEGLIGEES A large group, including many _ , , : . ‘ ot our lovehest Neglizees, slight ntly mussed or soiled by MANGiUN g where they will sail July lS 44 LARGE SIZE CO RSELETTES ¢: ... Values to $5.00 er way to Pasadena. Cal. to spend the summ 67 BEAUTIFUL U 4 D ER * EAR ands aun whan “de ee ae SCARFS, regularly Handmade French Envelope cshalatapagds H ~ -e for a three 2 - ionths’ vis . Mrs 183 BAGS, former- ly $1.95 to $2.95. (0) July Clearance price July Clearance of Spring Suits tes Tortheriy ce) | 4 Rye 2 indie ae - ¢ me w 300 Daytime Wash Frocks 69 Formerly to $1.95 ... Clearance Price, C ‘ mm oe Chemise, Nightgowns and _ : . ; 2719 White and Pastel Coats Formerly to $:6.0o—July Clearance Price ly soiled or mussed by window Pajamas—exgu site examp! ’ ’ , ‘ '¥ , “ . display. On sale at neediecrait. Un sale at $8.95 — Oe ty: "fr te y . BO oer dial . Ae om Wye: ee 8 ‘ Se eh © ae a. “ 1/4 Off 1/201 rough Michigan | — / »~ *» » 7 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Roessel. Forest avenue, and their three chil Minn a > aaa dd . »'* | tren haves Antear 7 hl ee m Viit L@ Esiy +h . . “oer > oe ie SUuUlmert Mrs. Howard Pickering and son. Howard Jr. Kenesaw Neb. are Radi diene a setleas ty a em N oS ~— The Post-Dispatch offers readers a far larger number of rooms for rent than are listed in all the other St. Louis newspapers combined. It is the recognized renting medium in St. Louis. guests of her brother. T. F. Cahi!! Jr. and family and her sister, Mrs. E. W. Stohiman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Bainter -99 South Gore avenue, w'th their ‘son and daughter, have returned 53 SWEATERS, val. to $1.95, reduced a0 in July Clearance to 14 Ensembles and 21 $ 75 Tailored Suits former- Q. ly to $25—NOW 500 Summer Hats $ Formerly priced 2 and 3 times as high. Ail Sum- mer Straws—all colors—ail head sizes. 42 BLOUSES... formerly to $1.95... 0c July Clearance price (Sonnnenfelds Main Floor.) 8S Leatherette Raincoats $ —Ali Colors—formerly to 2 $10—NOW VOV898 90000009 00000000005000500000860000000600004 ADA DAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAALALARAAALEADDERRE OE ©9909 0090000004 000000000500000000000000064000006 9999990 000000000000000000000000000000460006 (Sonnenfeid's Third Floor.)

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8) keep our O GET OUR ESTIMATE In order to Master |] Furriers busy during the |]}) mmer months—we are ionally low prices on ajj ling and Relining Work OO OS EN a ik OL Oath orgs BIE en ee STIX, BAER & FULLER S1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1999 __ See Our Other Announcements on Page 6 Ors | \ Special Selling of Printed Dress Linen 18300 Yards at the Low Price of Store Hours: 9A. M. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GRAND-LEADER July Clearing of Summer Dresses at Great Reductions! That “Extra” Frock Yowre Needing Now ...and All the Dresses for Your Summer Vacation... Can be Chosen to Your Profit From These Three Special Groups ...for Women and Misses! , 4 Many new Frocks, re- cently arrived... includ- ing the favorite pastel sports silks in sleeveless fashions, and the ever- smart polka-dot prints in aT Fresh, cool sleeveless Sports Frocks to go into your vacation trunk... plenty of them in white, eggshell, and flesh tint, the three favorite Summer "1d A wonderful opportu- nity to add_ distinctive Frocks to your wardrobe at emphatic savings! Sheer Georgettes, fine Silk Crepes and Printed Silks __ PAGE 5 W ebster Groves Continued From Preceding Page. A OE I OE — East Swon avenue, have sold their | home and will derart ‘ste this month for Columbus, O., where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. €. A Retchardt, South Gore avenue, and their chil- dren and Mrs. Reichardt's mother, Mrs. Theo Stockhoff, have gone to | Cable, Wis., to spend July. Mrs. Frank ©. Thompron was hostess at a bridge lunchecn given for Miss Ruth Rumsey W dnesday afternoon. Announcement is made of the marriage last Tuesday in Los An- geles, Cal., of Dr. Irene B.anchard and Ambrose Mue.ier. woth of Webster Groves The ‘narriage took place at the Little Church of Flowers. Dr. Blanchard left a few weeks ago with Mrs A. W. Mother- sill and family for a mo)or trip through the West and was joined at Los Angeles by Mr. Mue''er. Mr. -and Mrs. Mueller have Lft on a | honeymaon through Can da and Alaska. They will be at home upon | their return at 213 East L«eckwood | avenue. ——- Miss Dorothy Pennell, Oakwood avenue, gave a br'dge luncheon | Thursday afternoon at the Wood- | Jawn Country Club. Miss Susan Steuber, davuhter of | Mr. and Mrs. F, J Steuber, Glen | road, has gone to Madiscn. Wis. where she will attend summer school at the University of Wiscon- sin. - —y Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weir, Lock- | wood avenue, were hoats at a din- | ner party Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs. R. 8.-Grable. who will leave this month for a trip of sev- eral months avoroad. —_ dee ARE OE ee re er ee ve ¢ r Pas wee 7 | — “hs er ty Pia PAO See , 73 eee. $8 9x15 Whittell Palmer Wiltons tee: Thompson of Rock Hill in discontinued $109 00 , titi petterns..... x | De Andreis Girls’ Club Meeting. | The De Andreis Girls’ Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8:15 at the Knights of Columbus Club at Grand boulevard and Olive street. | The club will give tts annual beat excursion Aug. 22, on the Steamer J. & Services at Castlewood, The Corona Catholic Clab has announced that services will be held in its chapel at (astleweed every Bunday at ¢:30 and if:3% a. m., 83x106 Whittell Palmer tons in discontinued petterns 10.6x13.6 Anglo-Persian Rugs in dis- continued patterns, now $194 0G « reduced to 9x15 and 11.3x12 Anglo-Persian Rugs 8§.3x10.6 Anglo-Persian Kugs in discon- tinued patterns, now $1 10 00 reduced to 6x9 Anglo-Persian Rugs in discontin- | in discontinued petterns, $172 00 =: d tterns, wi ~ rs ti ey ae fe goad $77.50 now reduced to.........--.-.-- 11.3x15 Anglo-Persian Rugs in dis- $215 (00) aa continued patterns, reduced to ‘ 9x18 and 11.3x15 Palmer Wiltons.... $I 19.75 Convenient Terms of Payment May Easily Be Arranged (pug Dept—sixth Floor) ee el This Offer Is Limited Genuine Haviland China . | : —to the residents of St. Louis Exquisite . . . with delicate floral designs and end St. Louis County, and no coin gold treatment, a popular Haviland $29 15 Cc. O. D. orders can be ac- Service for six is priced at only ; . cepted. o therette Reaincoats Colors—formerly to ow nfeld’s Third Floor.) (Fifth Floor.) (Sixth Floor.)

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, LY 7 - DISPATCH we IS POST-DISPATCH ; eae _SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, | —————————— ST.LOUIS POST-D . as _— : Age ee ee ee of. LOU ee Bitte v ' College avenue, will leave Wednes- | visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. YOU . 3 East St. I wis f . 7 ? - i = : aU 1210 Col- | Carl A. Nuetzel of Louisville, Ky.. | : liss Mildred Roplequet, 1310 Col- | | Mrs. Norbourne Cady of An-/day for Evansville, Ind., where | Robert Brewer, for a month nm, Ind. she sev- | the es ; WITH A | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Radspinner, $ Gontinacd From Preceding : , Henry Houser of Paduca and ™ ™ . 7 | pode | Ind She will remain sev- | they will spend the next few weeks | . . T S N ¢ | lege ave! — derson, a. | ieee Mrs. hby’s +7 A | EAST ST. LOUIS SOCIAL NOTES |) 3.0 sous: ianders ot mopner.| tra weeks Sate |TBL North: Eleventh treet, are in| ye Moler Permanent "Q°9 |... . , lana —- war | TA: 3 | = Miss Eun e Williamson, 3999 ; &?*S : +3 “ill | Miss Cincinnati, O., where they will | JULY SPECIAL ay Kentucky. le i et Mrs. Perry Modrow, 3034 No ] eS " : . - iT i Monday evening of the en- : ee aaa ‘la visi ; — | . . y ing OF n ae ENGAGED -« Marv Louise Williamson, ee 1] | . These waves are given by our advanced & ; « drive, will leave Tuesday f& gagement of Miss anita _ o~ aa? pitted hei a * j air i ‘ i : . : f —— vied a . : -7 : : , a met tes “- ke. | s —* : . a @ - . : , - x w 4 ; ee oe Oe ee The other guests were Mrs. Walter! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nolen, 579) fessional Women Clubs at Mack-| Woe tett ast Friday for Alma, All other MOLER BEAUTY cue * a i jriesedieck, Mrs. William A. Gri North Twelfth street, returned| jinac, Mich. She will be accom-/ 1.4 where she will visit for aj service is superier at popular Mrs. Frank Doyle, 509 Nort ty-third street, to Roy Ban from Hannibal, Mo., | panied by Miss Verna Huber of | so nn enty-fourth street, entertain of Mrs. W. E. Baugh, +33 ca me | wee : , y spent two weeks as the | ajton, IIL ‘paeecrpess | Marcel or Finger W BoM. «wednesday with a 1 o'clock brid ay - snouncement vas | = core’ sarasnaeeges 5 ey é_ Sat one ania ‘ : ‘nlen’s t nae | ‘ , —— : sles ; : . ; avenue. The anyone é ag 4 a x “otk a ‘iliamson | guests of Mrs. Nolen’s parents. : ae | wre. J. W. Leigh. 23! Mon: lla ME jyuncheon at the Broadview Ho ry } ; bien os - or hy r) at 4 4 . . i i} ; avi . ‘ peerage? r —— : ; ” - — ™ — + ' : ‘ i *. : = ee a — eapessing CS ad oe land Miss Alice 3 ' ie Mary Louise Tarlton of Sig- Mrs. Carl E. Wiemken, 907 St. /awenue. has as her le: Le | Feckahe , a E epere were 12 guests. ST non , e ry ’ : ,=ae ss ji . . a , —— } j AZ : — ; shy Sp 5G. asian tan | A a ’ aren ; lill boulevard &@\ Clair avenue, will leave this week “U e : & anaes ef P a } eo ~ sa? ere Mi - . . . ‘ ir. anda wilt es 4 I ‘ MRaniudic- y 3 i BA‘ ‘ ‘ . : . . hie ae : ? . HOURS: 9 a M. To - (rs. Ee. F. - . oca Baugh. Th ee ogg ae sie can rteenth street | week in Hutchinson, an. | for Stonefort, Ill. where she will Continued on Next Page. °*. aie | ty is the guest of her mother Frances Kurrus, Miss rics he PB sar ; eas OL SYVEle ey mas, 1117 Ba - f . é aa ; . , + x : i. } 7 i - re A —— 7 > . Ames. Miss Ruth Hess, Miss Sara be, Boe mm 6} cleft la: ee a - Afr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Law! Moler System of Beauty ibis wrs. Johns Tho : \ I : avenue. Ash, Miss Naomi Macherey, Mis: _ # 3 ue me) | trip through Canada. “ley... and family left the early part of A t of body reduced tut ‘ FF ow Martha Reavis, Miss Mignonette 2 Sec, mm | Visit in San Francisco, Cal, Delve)... eek for their summer h R EB D U C E ia om “iain rea 810 N. Sixth St. (A National Institution) Phone CEntral a @ Mrs. Joseph Day and her bre Minton, Miss Catherine Sts : “ee a | - Simon Mulconnery, are in Det Miss Kathryn Pranser All work done under supervision of a competent physician — Colo. where they are visit The wedding will take pla: SPECIAL THIS WEEK—MEDICAL EXAMINATION $5 ele) se eheir aunt. Mre “1therine Lille August. Se i cecal ~ Ee rom ree week vis AND 5 REDUCING TREATMENTS ° Today's Room For Hent lists in the Post-Dispatch are being » . ae P Saag Klie, , i riton ¥ "4 “wae 6©|}h rado Springs, © gear RPGS RT REPOS Bey bees in far more St. Louis homes than can be reached through 4 MFP c caidicc gia adie Mi . stu ape alee empelaagl ae Ee —. sages in oe eee Battle Creek Health Solarium, Inc. St. Louis newspaper. These lists rent rooms quickly. = ierth Thicteenth Stree and Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Schaete a i ad : Mrs. James M. Heiuey, «a4 Nr! * | shi ill spend. the next month. eee CEntral 5639. Free Consultation and Demonstration, 625 LOCUST | ~~ : t ing the week-end in St. Csair, ee ‘7 }- sty) ‘arr, tt | l¢ ave ee ; Re See ‘ Mewan! ” il aa at li ve nurs- i } oa i> _—_ of Signal Hill bo pavers igs ee ee # ‘aisln eee , sees a ena ee ie | nA Mex Jeane As as | vf wfrs. Harold Sullivan of Big ee thee 29 a angele pe ree : — , —— . soad and Julian avenue will ent i ( Lakes. lhe wes OC Be e. es | ris two weeks. es A ae — » tar S % . e a ; . aaa AS a Pe Miss Grace Taggart, neic ae CS 2 : Mrs. J. J. Harper, (2.09 svorth a Ss — / * 7 » ; “e Twenty-fourth street, sailed Tues- a eee . bad } : day on the Laconia to spend the : Bog ca : summer in Europe. Miss Taggart a, : will join a group of Wellesley Col- rs | lege students and will return Sept. - ; x , - —s 2 1. ~ ‘Aor f ‘ : . Lincoln avenue, left last week for | Miss Adaline Merrill will leave spend the next two weeks. hono ae . lw . "hip visit of several weeks in Chicago | this week to attend the annual con- A Monday evening Was made, Poa. gare ao ~ ee Se 7» het. ee “Ss r >, % (oZarkKs, where they i the remainder of the ‘e ee Eh the members of her b —_—--—~_ —— ae Se then jadi a mm > Ph I SHE A SECT ye akg Mente ap AO ie — ot ae tT ee PORN gs te Mrs. Frank B. Bolt I ol- ege snue, lef Vednesday fot . : ae es | | S| a 411N.E spend the next few weeks with IS: | i ; her sister, Mrs. John Tansey. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, rel . @ hard Knewitz, whose engag* . sg. . ond ee re. James | ance Beautiful Floral Chiffons, Washable t Starting Monda; ee we Mere Tasntay/w. E. Baugh, has bern aunowsced OUTSTANDING VALUES Crepes in Pastel Shades and White... UNDERPRICED! for a two weeks’ through the North. OG OPS ee Printed, Dotted & Check Canton Crepe 7000 Colored . 2500 Men’s || || Border Bath Towels ye STIX, BAER & FULLER Undergarments a Thi) 6 18x36 In. 1 Oc bp, et Including Many Samples of Higher- Size, Ea. ... Needs af Amazingly Low Prem 21vaxt3In. Bc Sample Union Suits | Size, Ea.... F 9 | C Q ag . ; . Ss ‘ Ppa | Bites ft . : . . ° wits : i?) See High-grade Union Suits of Size, Ka. eee I Bis \ \ ? chee O:30S Lae S broadcloth and madras in plain and Jacquard patterns. OE a Pn Pierre 1 ea ee taper Nigsoee a? Sie Hewicraner “F ATs 1 iting A ies sects adhe AL Om, -e ae nh tab ot song eee a XN vw VM” " : ty > 0" BRR paw kes OR aera At PSEA Soft, spongy Bath Towels, so low priced yt ee oe Gia Gls ae ene that thrifty home-makers can replenish | , We 8st anteed spring back. Sam- + their supply at emphatic savings. All of WT \ meokay ple sizes. Rare values at A Permanent W ave heavy, bleached terry cloth with colored | a yas athe this low price. —Will Help Your Golf Game! borders in blue, green, yellow and pink. | BS ANA ee ee Rayon Suits, 98¢ Cool, comfortable, easily Your appearance will always be par ...1f you | lnendeent-aemenes ta the have a becoming and modish Wave in the New popular athletic style. New Beauty Salon. And so the confidence that you | - DAY SPECIAL ; panel a plenty _ ! | | white. Most all sizes in lot. look your best will help your game immeasurably! Make your appointment now. 8 XA) ) | @ ae MONDAY ONLY: Va" : Athletic Shirts, 3 for $1 10 i a am ~ 2 I] d B d ° d ak ay vk £2) seatty, Saished: sock ond sails imger : *Cd Ope e Spi Ca 8 ~\ armhole. Fit well and are good Women who dress AY | and long. All white. Sizes 32 to 44. smartly, but thriftily t P0105 S Sc will see in this salea 4 GR (22) Men’s Track Pants, 39c SUxXLUD : | ff if] n m wonderful opportuni- Ae aay |) (|) hed’ Brostciothe: te mee pun ty t O add Sseveta l “ te 4 | ) i i | terns, also madras and fine-count STIX, BAER & FULLER [ff I] desea. scauire no ironing, Remarkably low priced, [J Charming, cool silk \@yae@ /// // Most all sizes in the lot. ‘ Of cream crinkle material, with fast color, woven Frocks to their Mid- WA, A) | We : : ae T° . MN) HtT| Men’s Knit Union Suits, 2 for $1 ee stripes -Tacag ei — neatly Te summer wardrobes at ne mts 7 ugntiy irregular, Dut rare values. . ; > >| | \\ ine rib, athletic style, with two-button shoulder. * Also fered at this low price while 500 last. rare Savings. Py some fine balbriggan knit Suits in button-front, athletic en wees A» B style. All are white. Samples and seconds of better gar- a Suntan backs... cape \| ments. All sizes in the lot. (Downstaire Store.) and Bertha collars; Sale of Corsets |] Suns, Suc asee «67/ © || cry 3 O'CLOCK Corsetalls . . 57-87 tive trimming touches. WES: 3 SPECIAL! Ties. Pumos, Straps and Ox- fords fashioned of Patent, Beige Kid, White Kid and Black Ard. ¢ We ies » x4 - : ARF A te. wy . © ee ares , 7 = ie . . - oe ret DIPS ate TEP ns oe 4 " A ait cay 7 3 - Ma 8S LSE Fy had oa 9 x “ / * +4 cede athe. 2g outed - Se J 7 YE Le ey Sepak. We i eS "4 rf Sr ae ae a Soe Ate ye. eS. cpets > aw . y tay “ery y ~ 4 ’ ¢ a ou . 7, a Pang M4 bed eat t 4 Vege eae >. yah All sises to 16, AAAA to D. en the lot, but wot in all styles. Da Sale . ef ei Ti. ae tai t* te: 4 z by 7 OD etapa ae + tae ii: ing hie otn ; : i de. ya : AMES. hE Ray PR gag of ORR PPE Rk en tye ; ; We ome fe We ee . A Real “Bargain Treat” for weerers of Foot-Saver Shoes. Be thrifty, purchase several - pairs. (Nimt LE A AOL OBE ie ER 2 rR ge SPSL OER CLIO ALN CDN OE OR nw ad OI ey A AE A Re = - 5 . ™ m sa q r ie RP ON : “ . >. ese oe res CO Ee A ates Nels aE a Brocade ie we ~ A é 2 : yt1T r a) = 1 en “ wad wee a tic Damels in sides; belts and diaphragm support. Flared, pleated or plain Narrow Garter Belts So well os thoee wth ong | Ix12 Felt-Base Rugs OAS aed eink ag ape. to ‘30. sleeves. One and twee — ; All A re Perfect piece models for sports, Aaa | - * one co oy) Re ad ., . ey ee 7 as 0 try ake eee oe —" Rives hy - - w, or Aes, é ; re > ' Fb % a on a * we « ae Ett ah, we Rew PR tet destin aie ple. 0, oe . V Text ‘ 43 y \ y S ] reduction.. Avail yourself of this opportunity! Ra’ on Iw ill Satin, } d. ae ASe Cry pecia Fine quality Rayon Satin Radiant in the 39-in. width. ott, lustrous finish; firmly woven. Desirable shades. also pink Rayon and cotton Flat Crepe with a chamois finish; lovely selection of wanted styles and colors. iteRin Mieateta Machine "7 white. — pip Limit 6 yards to customer. Sheer, crispy fabrics in beautiful printed ; ‘ The Ever-Ready model, long shuttle tvpe, with New Printed \ oiles and Lawns 39¢ ate ony All are washable. Handkerchief Printed Rayon Chiffons pine 8 ete ré eve ‘y Westinghouse motor, light, and set of attachments, Sheer finish Voiles and dainty Lawns in all the new- Batiste, Chiffon Voiles, Corded Dimities, A host of beautiful new patterns and colorings are and is complete with a walnut-finished $37 95 est styles and colorings including the much wanted pen and ink Batiste, Basketweave, Rayon-Mixed Alpaca. offered in these fine quality Rayon Chiffons, Make most de carrying case f. A | etiects. All fast color and washable. Also Woven Rayons White Broadcloth and ful frocks. Convenient Terms. First Payment, $5, and " . , Dr . Gilbrae Check Ginghams. For women’s and Printed Dimit and Batiste oe 19 - Balance in Monthly Payments. F umbroidery Print O rgandie le AX¢ children’s wear. Specially low priced. Beautiful colorings poy he allover patterns. Fine Permanent finish Organdie with embroidery effect quality washable corded Dimity and Batiste. Remnant (Fitth Floor.) printing. Pastel shades. For women’s and children’s frocks. Store) | | (Downstairs Stoee) + ‘ A a ee ‘ 7 7 oe ae “rs + fare Me Toca d sa r 7 ” 3 a ne ye oe ? ash hs ean a EA ys : “2 , : we % 7 yf a : te: . ge a 5 * Pa ene . R Wf ME % Aye * —~ ’ t ie ae A ~, fhe par 7 “ ¥ . * J 2 Keb eT eT eee ees: pe 4 toe Re 4 See

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __stttemnteegitrntiuons PAGE 7 ; Mrs. John J. Ross, formerly of | cital for a number of her piano; Miss Marian Jones of Decatur, Iil.., Kirkwood. | pupils Friday evening in her stu- | Thursday afternoon with @ picnic Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thursby en-4 4/0 on South Kirkwood road. 'supper followed by a Fotrth of amaniiih tertained about 30 friends and rel- | Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Griffin and) July celebration. — atives at a dinner Thursday cele- _daughter Barbara of Richmond; Mrs. H. J. Sentenne of Big Bend brating Independence day. | Heights have recently purchased| road has as her house guest her a new home on Pearl and Mermod | sister-in-law. seen ste _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7, 1920 rime tere = rior. aeatnn club with a luncheon at her home |; Thursday afternoon. ——— Mrs. Margaret Burke of Los An- geles, Cal., will arrive next week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Halpin, 724 North Twen- ty-fourth strect. | Seaimer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. | | SOCIAL EVENTS IN KIRKWOOD | B. L. Tatman at Acacia, Mo. RS. WALTER INGAMELS of their home in Marionville, Mo., M 102 North Filmore avenue, ac-/after spending the past few days companied by her daughter, ! visiting friends and relatives in : : * _—— YOU WIN Vi) East St. Louis a A ; 5 " : - Gootinned From Preceding Page. Permanent 4: | Vather, Henry Houser of Paducah, SPECIAL ....... — Mrs. Harry Donovan of East Jefferson avenue was hostess to a two-table bridge party Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jean Connell of La Grange, Mrs. de France Evans of South | Mrs. W. W, Black- es are given by our advanced stu. > are under charge of expert teachege, other MOLER BEAUTY ice is superior at popular Dn beceee cs eos - 28e Marcel or Finger Wave, 25¢ Hair Cutting 25c Manicure Facials HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 9 P, mw, f Beauty Culture Institution) Phone CEntral 3581 . i. qwenty-fourth street, | wednesday with a 1 o'clock bridge * yrs. John Thomas, it yenue. siecle > wrs. Joseph Day and her broth- Kentucky. | mrs. Perry Modrow, 3034 North aH park drive, will leave Tuesday for ey week's visit in Chicago. 509 North Mrs. Frank Doyle, entertained ywncheon at the Broadview Hotel. + here were 12 guests. Mrs. E. F. Short of Pocahontas, fil, is the guest of her mother, . 1117 Baugh Mrs. J. H. Kuebel, 7805 State street, entertained with a bridge luncheon at the Broadview Hotel. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard lL. Sander- son, 1205 College avenue, are spending the week-end in Carroll- ton, Ill. Miss Tillie Reither, 716 Vogel Place, left last week for Houston. Tex., where she will spend the next month. Traveling in Europe. Mrs. Francis A. Aid of the For- Miss Virginia Ingamels, will leave this week for a tour of western states. They will spend the great- er part of their stay at La Jolla, Hollywood and Los Angeles, re- turning home late in September. Mrs. Ewell S. Buckner has re- turned to her home in Cape Gi- rardeau, Mo., after spending a few weeks visiting her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Buck- ner of West Washington avenue. Mrs. John H. Jordan of Pitman | place entertained with a tea Tues- Kirkwood. Geyer road entertained with an afternoon bridge party of three tables Friday afternoon, honoring her sister, Mrs. Camilla Sturtevant of Prophetstown, Ill, who is her house guest. Mrs. P. J. Phillips and _= son, Billy, of Way avenue, have recently returned from Atlanta, Ga., and Columbia, 8S. C., where they spent two weeks visiting friends and rel- atives. Ill., has returned to her home aft- er spending the past two wecks as the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. O’Malley of Jewel avenue. Mrs. Davis Biggs and two sons of North Taylor avenue departed this week to motor to San Fran- cisco where they will visit rela- tives for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Cunningham of Kansas City have returned home after spending several days as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Cun- ningham of North Taylor avenue. Miss Eleanor Cunningham went with them and will spend a short time as their guest. George Barlow Jr. of Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Williams of East Argonne drive’ entertained with a four-table bridge party Fri- day evening complimenting Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sawyer of Pitman place, who are leaving Kirkwood in the near future. —_—__— — Miss Elizabeth Haynes of Oma- place, where they are now living. —- ———_ Miss Mary Catherine Scudder of South Kirkwood road departed Monday for Hyannis Port, Mass., where she will spend the summer. She was accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs. E. G. Scudder | of 59 Kingsbury avenue. P Scudder and two sons are ' will spend three weeks. e Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ernst of; from | Poland Springs, Me., where they Osage Hills have returned mehen. | entertained ing to Hyannis Port where they) more, of Dallas, Tex. Miss M. Brooks of Washington, D. C., who has been the house guest of Mrs. T. T. Tyler of Wood- lawn avenue for the past few weeks, has returned home. ee Mrs. D. Henenkamp of Rott road the South Kirkwood Chapter of the Garden Club Fri- day afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Han- sen, a member of the club who has recently married, wag honor guest of the occasion and received a miscellaneous shower. formerly of Kirkwood, is spending Shannon of 3 Bay bots: vey ee gee guest | have spent the past two weeks. | of er é t ane ie, MF. | . Mrs pPrvnenet ‘eieen of gage | Mrs, 8S. J. Adams of South Kirk-| South Geyer road entertained the - ; | wood road entertained about 75’ members of Chapter 5 of the Gar. Kirkwood § road. She returned | ~ . Monday to St. Louis where she friends complimenting her niece,den Club Friday afternoon. will visit relatives before return- ing home. ™ Simon Mulconnery, are in Den- B ver, Colo, where they are visiting their aunt, Mrs *"atherine Lilley. , Mr, and Mrs. ..arry Klie, 573 Me North Thirteenth street, are spend- ing the week-end in St. Clair, Mo. Past Mrs. William F. day afternoon honoring Miss Mar- est Park Hotel and h ¢ , ; d her daughter, got Sawyer, who is the guest of Miss Mary Louise Aid, who sailed relatives in Kirkwood. in May for Europe, are now stop- —- ping in Venice following a visit of Mrs. R. J. Compton of East Ad- a week in Rome. They will leave| ams avenue entertained with a Italy next week for a tour of Swit- | luncheon Wednesday = afternoon Mrs. Harold Sullivan of Bluff/ zerland and other Europe -n coun- | honoring Miss Emma Vaughn who “yoad and Julian avenue will enter- tries, returning to St. Louis in No- | is visiting Mrs. Clara Leet Davis Arthur Newell, son of Mr. and several days in Marionville, Mo., Mrs. B. O. Newell of North Kirk- | 98 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- who is now in New|S¢Ph Kelton. York, will sail July 13 for St. Mrs. J. A. Jennings of East Mon- John's, Newfoundland, where he/|roe avenue entertained with a will do experimental work for the} surprise dinner party last Sunday, sell Telephone Co. complimenting her daughter, Miss Ellen Jennings, on her birthday. Mra. L. F. Good and two chil- nm the Post-Dispatch are being re m can be reached through any othe nt rooms quickly. 3 wood road, « p ig Better Baby Carriages $4 (995 Miss Jane Ruhl of Parkland place and Miss Jean Morgan of North Taylor avenue are spending dren of East Jefferson avenue de-|* number of days in Springfield, parted this past week for East) /!/. as the house guest of Miss | Orange, N. J., where they wil} | Janet Hitt. All Corduroy Lined, Reversible Gear, W Wheels, Balloon Tires. Selection of 3 Colors. Many Other Styles. 5 | ) Strollers, Sulkies, Cribs, Swings, High Chairs, Walkers, complimenting Miss Jane Bell Nursery Shoppe iain the members of her bridge vember. of West Washington avenue. Mrs. Se Cie take ata Tee and Miss Ida Missildine gave a re- | 3529 N. GRAND (Write for Catalog.) Phone COMax 9275 Compton’s guests were members of the old “Travelers Club” of | y ‘ ; , | visit Mrs. Good’ arents, Mr Dr. C. H. Leslie of St. Louis has | of Kirkwood will take place July | : Fi. S Parcnrs, Br. | —_ Dd a net recently moved to Kirkwood andj;12. The party was a miscellaneous | is living at 421 North Kirkwood | shower for Miss Bell. | — en . : road. Dr. Leslie has opened a new ste — ~y wes = = IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP eit N. STH ST. Fd) () ad : Mrs. D. F. Sawyer of Pitman | pr oy Ae a SURPRISINGLY COOLING entertained with a bridge party who is her house guest. | —Also New West End Location— Friday afternoon. ’ IDEAL WAVES AFRED, SOULDS BEAUTY SHOP, tain"AEs, || BELCHER HOTEL Foot-Sa ver Shoes 1650 Pairs Kirkwood. office in the Trust Company Build- : May Belle Lieberstein’s Ideal Ww place entertained with a bridge | aN + ay belie Lieberstein Permanent Waves GArfield 5788 ; | PX Be 4 | ) pli zg The relaxation and restfulness following a BELCHER SULPHUR 411 N. EIGHTH ST. | 217-218 Poe Bidz. EVergreen 9119 Thousands of Satisfied Formerly Priced ing. ear line aietadinuae anes Ge a ata. TURKISH BATH with body massage are reflected in health and Starting Monday—Our Semi-Annual | 1492 Hodiamont, at Easton Customers to $16.50 Mrs. John Fasnacht of South Clay avenue, entertained with an informal party Sunday afternoon | | a | ' | | Auto Cribs. | oc =m P’ : — sy ee the _ : . tii, > * . ‘ . ase ‘ _— a ten SS Cieaih iad wete: dilleh oaienenah is ponent ry Se Se Fe oe iar 2 me a rg’: hie Peeks j wre | Mrs. A. C. Good of Pearl avenue departed Saturday for Westphalia, | |Mo., where she will spend a short time at the summer cottage of her ison, A. C. Good. — -— -— ae Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lesse! of Falls City, Neb., are the house guests of | Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bowers of Clin- ton place. Miss Belva Jacobsmeyer of Osage | Hills is expected to return today | from Springfield, Mo., where she | fords fashioned of Patent, | has been spending the past week | Beige Kid, White Kid and “a | visiting relatives. Black Kid. me Ie | | ae a Austin Morton of East Jefferson | /avenue has departed for Indianap- All sizes to 10, 'olis, Ind., where his future home AAAA to D,in —— | will be made. Mrs. Morton and. the lot, but sot ee ' ; |small son will join Mr. Morton in | in all’ styles. , re | Indianapolis in a short time. Only Twice Each Year This Great Ties, Pumps, Straps and Ox- | Mrs. Harriet Clamp of West | . 2 : | ane , A Resl “Bargain Treat” for | pein gma is visiting friends | wearers of Foot-Saver Shoes. = ——s" Be thrifty, purchase several | pairs. = a ind ~_- >» . . —— SS = ¢; dow a Mr. and Mrs. William K. Fubhri | 'of North Taylor avenue have de- | parted for a two weeks’ motor trip |to New York. | Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Gould | |of Way avenue are spending a number of days at their summer cottage at Acacia, Mo. Miss Mar- jorie Ball of Webster Groves is a | guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gould this | | week. | Mrs. Matilda Whitney | Louis has returned to her home {after spending a number of days |as the guest of Mrs. W. J. Van Nice 'of South Kirkwood road. DRESS CLEARING SALE To our clientele the July Clearing is one of the two most important events of the year. Our policy of maintaining complete dress selections in the entire price range right up to the very last day of the selling season results in sharp clearance reductions because these stocks must be closed out quick- ly. Our regular Dress Salon stocks of Summer Dresses and Ensembles, from creators of note, have been reduced to these prices for Monday: 1% LS 14% ~ 17? + 73,89 Ww . oe se Sul two-button shoulder.” Also its in button-front, athletic and seconds of better gar- (Downstairs Store.) of St Mrs. William Keysor and son, Villiam, have departed their | ‘Summer cottage at Washington | Island, Mich. Miss Elizabeth Orrick of North | | Taylor avenue has returned to her | home after spending 10 days vis- iting relatives in New Berlin, I!) | Mrs. G. Lu. Elston of North Tay- lor avenue, has returned to her bome after spending a short tims ias the guest of her son, Frank Elston, in Kansas City, Mo. for oct effects to d perfect; flat on the Sase Rugs ed enamel with a col- s. For kitchen, dining (Downstairs Store.) BRICS This Event roadcloth.. 3O¢ icloth of select snow ‘and family of East Adams avenu: have returned from a motor trip to Hannibal, Mo., where they vis- ited friends and relatives. | Miss Maud West of California. 'who has been visiting relatives in | | Kirkwood, departed Saturday for | Hannibal, Mo., where she will | | visit her brother and sister-in-lav | Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, for « TOMORROW! Fifty new fall version hats $10 MADE TO 8£LL FROM $16.50 $® $22.50 aye ie Sed elie: Ai ie iaatin a Maan acl BME RSLS Migr neti a Sketched Above Are Three Examples of What the Clearing Sale Means to Your Dress Budget L High Priced French Room Dresses and Gowns Now Reduced to ‘number of days. =. Mrs. Clyde Jurden of North | Kirkwood road, has returned after spending a number of days visit- ing relatives in Louisiana, Mo. Mre. J. H. Kicker of North | Kirkwood road was hostess at a2 luncheon at Pine Tree Inn Friday | afternoon, complimenting Miss | Emma Vaughan of Greenmstle, Ind. Mrs. Oscar Jekel of West Wood- bine avenue, entertained Circle F of the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. R: Thursby of South Clay avenue, returned home this week after a motor trip to Boston, Mass. Why this $35 Cape Dress of maize Georgette, shown at the left, is still here 1s a mystery. Both the separate cape and the skirt are full pleated with irregular line and the Dress has a very emart lace yoke. It is one 69 of the exceptional values in the groups at.. 1 In the center is a flesh chiffon evening Dress with a sun back covered by a filmy lace cape edged in the same chiffon. The skirt has loose drapes of lace and chiffon in a very . irregular line. It was $55, but someone will be G wearing it these Summer evenings for only.. 3 Just too pretty and dainty for words is this Drecoll Summer En- semble of Ciel blue crepe Romance with a matching sleeveless blouse of hand embroidered sheer batiste. At $99.50 it did not find its wearer, but certainly will in the 7389 2 ee oe oe 389 6”? 7 89 Extremely Interesting Reductions on Many Summer Dresses at a 6*” ll a In the Various Groups Are All Sizes, 14 to 52 But Not in All Styles or All Groups MONDAY IN THE DRESS SALON—SECOND FLOOR THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street, Between Locust and St. Charles ee eR OR ee Ase? Ale Ale An unusual event that offers fifty newest felt and soleil advance style hats in the fall color- ings and black. Exceptionally appropriate for those who are traveling and for Resort wear. Secured from the finest makers. All sales final. THIRD FLOOR at Crepe. . ed; for dresses, suits, rompers, ith a chamois finish; 19¢€ and colors. -..-,.- SSC and colorings are on Chiffons, Make most beauti- 1 Batiste . : 19¢ gover patterns. Fine and Batiste. Remnant length® (Downstairs Store.) Miss Julia Hodge, a missionary to Siam, formerly of Kirkwood, has been the house guest of Mrs. Mary Abright of West Adams for the past few days. Mrs. Mary E. Tarver of Forest City, Ark., has returned to her home after spending the past few weeks visiting her brother and his i wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Mason of North Harrison avenue. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelton and | daughter, Miss Janie Kelton, and Miss Dot Kelton have returned to Clearing Sale now that it has been reduced We ee eSOSOeseeseeesesse obbesseseeseeessses VUVVVVVVVVVvVvVVvY OA Aeiek Wee a

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH " STINDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 | fee a ages So eee Sammer Store Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.. Including Saturdays cael — Ae LY SAL E + July Sale of 12.5@ds. voor cen ee mf = Regular $1.98 to $2.98 Yd. , * sis . Ford. Mrs J R. Care : ™ W i Ti ' hE We é nite ee - $1.98 Printed Dot | ‘hes » Aten ané son, Jack - i ; Flat Crepes Crepes “rey Washable Crepe de Chine, , | not j : se wos . seve from | TK \ = py me Pata gs B a -~ white comm 2 2 4 ' ward ovad at en Bie aie , . “) a4 cial value + na ge Pega white wi = : m :. Roff Shantung Pengee, st . f hi There will be no phone or (ee event..... $1.39 $2.98 ElizabethCrepe) © » i to. mail orders taken on these aT 3 4 ée , - : ; és | Ss In all the light and dark , ; mie or Vanishing items. Many of the quantities ; , rinted Silks ah an te ol a Wachaeble Flat Crepe are limited, so we adgise a é" Mallison’s vagabond historica twerv. navy and blue. a... the entire ad to a salesper- early morning shopping of — 9 polka-dot flat crepes $2.50 Silk FlatCrepes heme 7 | | sadead son, who wil fill your order. these . timely, summertime | floral sf O$ Light and dark shades oe ‘ #f (nucesn ce, C 7 .* . ad es vor’ There : Pare | ditt a }. oo let eyyia Cae tia Wart _ tain Se. ee ia : wg : Bi 3 » RS le eg Benet a — * ir a. 8) Sage Epi () ee :. - dieies mi -= : Lotions oUc Lux Soap. | $1.00 Size Hinds 87 Es ATS Lin 4 P sO] - | ; | 1 Deuble edge. Olivile, | Jewedich ateel iy 5% Size Jergens , Pes nt 7p¢ - . - ° | ( | ame ti ET | Glider With Loose Cushions Complete Face Powder Vegeta! fantry. os — — e : J : ike Williams iin pehes ol Piver’s Vecetal. $ | 00 : Extra beavy cov- - with frame. . a -_ ' “aeaee ie Saki: | 2 j . F erings; has three ay q-*° Two of the feature clas . ! Taleur ' . ns i oven. Wrisley’s Bods d Imported Perfumes, 19 | loose cushions ; ecia C | stand included: now Conven- Taleum >, | : 35ce Dier-Kwiss ' oo Mav IS Dier-Niss Perfumes, Q W ‘1; . atemens SC LJ Falcum ne OC | aterproof Glider Reduced ient Pay- $1 ta Boh - — a sa : Covered arms end ) 5 ves. u >a aa = A. S S | ' 3 ne ~ stand; for quick s 0 ments . , Isc a A VA ea) | || VRS) | TRS) \ 14 | HS) | | TES) GR «= earance; now .... Ay 10° Down iuded; i S cool as the seasor Pe, : ns oA niiste . Pepsodent Teeth EZ . . eS = i pal ss So ire size a oc | BNO " 4 7 always use Berry Louw, because I con. trie rT} Nihil ua 42 OL c n . ATTl] at . Sapo : iixir, — “ a d0¢ —_—_ ~~ , . Ue ! Dresses R sider quality in my powder puffs just as Reman ridine and machine ra 7 a Tooth 3] | y * ae rw? . J or — e ae a ' Se a ~(4 > ae ; ie t sell . 7/7 >> ‘ , - as @ important as quality @ my cosmetics.” ER SIA IN A 7 aa IEE et NE ISAS Hinkle Pills. = = f 4 eheen I ooth Q¢ Ait ip iA . * 2aa i i . j . | : a i ae « ‘ > ** | “ ~ 7 la ELSA Tere on ( ascura., Continental Night Air route, . ' Re the Aes tea l’ress “pirits of Camphor, > T °F ~ | i« t . > ’ : o BRR SSE Ls . i . t : isu mitine ontinental ni} ; opened Sept. 1! shen pa rey ' squibh’s Eat i!, vi i] he ah ‘ ; , ‘ P —- Ae ain NEN POE STENT | St. Louis National Paste = I C cd Uf i. : a - - | eg : ~ } Limit Bath Salts—Tales g 3 . ri) aa Se | _ : . ¥ , . , - 5 3 & b} SI Sd 3 = & “ « % & i 3 i 2 a q ie ari CO ... fer 2 —= Us ards... F 90¢ orinted chiffons, dots, fige : i ‘ f = - ee j . rs ndon from 11 o'clock at ff : | Facial Soap | 5). penis Bath ‘ee | nits te Welnek ia the msaenien ae hae : . neh St. nis Paci | ‘ ‘ ; . checks. In all daytime st Te eee ee gy mere ercseag nd 3 ray Sa £00 The Same Nationally Known Kelt-Ras tm @ > RU Sizes: Misses’ 14 to 20; L — Apri 1owers 4 lar. similar mr can) « nA Ctralacn, — : — . = meen Brussels and Cologne ard | sen 4 : ) ; RADIO oe | ; > 9x12-Foot Size ~~ , Bruss* } : 2 4 LT ee Sees eee eT ee eee SRE Gotha Taxes Bac helors. ba Oc. wae . : Utah Dynamic — = 15¢ im Canade and the Far West 3y the Associated recs, ) | Na gv) c., je) BP Power Speaker |) ims _ OD GOTHA July 6.—Thig ancient | @ Limrt ke ~ Se Foor generous sizes —in White, Pink, ‘gpa ee 7 “| Pa . = ~ | Heaeydew, Coral and Two-tone ee i ase of 4s. . , | t 2 2) BS. s {in Sanitary Transparent W rappers) , hacn ce pina, Ss placed a tax|g@ : ‘ = sg | | . fae 300 marks (adout 835) “nes aoc Sze Preparations ho NW 51! For sale exclusively at alia oa ce Mis SY a 5: 3 achelors and they must pay it Miscellaneous items Listerine (Limit of 3 iy x3 * : 3 ‘oot! B0c Size Williamy’ 30° [— This is a 7-tube | AIDES Regular $8.50 Values = | F.W.WOOLWORTH COR ee ee Oe ey eee ee Limit of 3 Tooth Paste ) ' ee Mand Scrubs, Fm aun Veiva neutrodyne Set. In a it ioe STORES 25¢ a _14c S5e Size Williams’ 2301 new end besutifully ' Hy Us T is a simple matter to intro- ~ ~ . ¥ : ee ow nat fe 4a ew So hae kien diel venta ‘elicestastiieeiiiind iat a eta ow intr PEON zm aici hate ee ae eat nn ot er ae ~ sry in: 9 anil iid, Se ta ae bi aca, PE past , _ . en ak ais Shaving Cream 1ing ‘of ‘th e tax ordinanc: Mair wearer SUC 35e Site Palmolive 19cL] carved walnut cabinet. : duce a cool, Summer atmos- &§ regula _ , =F Featuring the “te 7‘ nH 3.750 | mylttBy Size an = : ve. | New Majestic a e |i me I ng arte 1 Manicure ‘ i 7 1 : ABs | 9 Ie 42c\ | : Ivory Soap Limit of J oe 4 | ‘ Cutex Liquid = ‘ i. as | 4 | - Super-Dynamic |f 9 @iparaee Soe a —39¢! 65 tex 1 oc a é‘ Cutex Cuticle a . & Remover - — ‘ eD Men’s $4 and $5 April Showers. 19¢! : | | ‘ Me, Me 471 IH. FF She Manikews, ae ge =~ ee = - ’ Rath Salte« dC, (0c | Doz. =D ‘ i Th; f = ‘ Bath BR hes, - Se. 20e Nail les. a. ‘ear. re- ger Absolutely ; aa se + a 25] | —Mediam stae.| We. Be Nail Fites, es ; is year, fore- IStraw Hats _ a ee aa. ~ ao ’ q Mn ay Rath — = — = of 2 és. Manicure “cissers. - mo s t esigners el No Hum: Teint See ee its, 0c, 45cL] attended the ex- od | 95 a . positions at Se- aave Ino Trouser Pictured | fe, | MARENELLO [ic rie and Hares ah ee n i ) fn “0 : - he Pictured | aad Fi A Bla yy Tooth ° ie and their new Hats reflect —_ 7 - | a ‘ % | O ‘ : rations gained there. Daring sailors, Golits, Seanits and Yeddes is 3 +, — Less Tubes ee i Beauty Preparations Paste berets of fine felt and soliel. soft snap brims and in sailor > he © ~~ 3 for stvies. In the favored Sum- In a Beautiful ee 7 37C i 4 eh q) HK 95¢ Others Are Priced $7.50 mer colors. ps zi larce -aize. - ; (Nagents—Third Floor) (Naegents—Second Floor) al . es _— = 5 . _—— an a ae id * - ; * eS rs z +s , - a - f ha an * — ™ tam We ene ow : , “ ey * . le mire * be - @emnan ee wear —of Nurotex— ; in all the desired colors _ 2a Manon settnes 30¢ | | Powder 50 cae Phill; ; " ee § G 4" ¢ ASH oo 2.5 ‘Betas ace Rg ag oe Milk Values Up to 49¢ a Yard—I10.000 Yards in This Group a Sred—men of fastidious ta eeepc OE ee $1.25 [| ay. en! latent 36-Inch Printed ee 4 40-Inch Printed Voiles a 'p of these Suits. Delivers $2.50 Marineite $1 Marinetio | 36-Inch English Chintz qe 36-Inch Flock Dot Voiles _ 3 ee = ' FF Limit : Ww ainut : 3 $1 Marinelle : S1 ,tiue WB pes fee _»* ie Se eat DAD ODS “gate arr a Model 91. Less . = : Moertecite. ; | Tubes, $137.50 Bither Modet 920.1 SS1 75) SOG) 1 ee 36-Inch Printed Batiste 36-Inch Printed Lawns op of : om! [ ] Limit ”, a — P nncasaer 4 ii i 40-Inch Solid C 0 | or ! { 36tnck Tissue Ging- a | r Mmimer of 2. Mi 50c ee Reuge I Sc . es ef i. V oiles Y ard hams > . (ream | Si Antiseptic Si Marinella | ;' Bleach a, (ream ~ Ee ; » : oe on 0c : Reuse DUC — | Rubbing Values Lp te 79c a Yard—tI sefiul Remnant Lengths " ‘ ap « mreendrr a | (ake - ae 4 a: : 63 Z me Roug:s 25¢ . 4 Alcohol %-Inch Silk and Cotton } | 3%-Inch Printed Dress = ij _— $1.73 Marinctta — 97C Printed crepe DB hieess ad — - , , , ! Tripte HOUSE FUR=IshinG COMEA'SY | Doz. : | ‘ ompaeen 8c | a PER, 49-Inch Printed Voiles 32-Inch Washable Chintz ‘ mecomplete size fects «i & rr Limit %-Inch Printed Broadcloths Yard %-Inch Printed Gabardines | | a dees sot in- ~~ + every * Be tee a ras : fe “Marinetia $1.58 MWarirelia rr) Lime . we se 1120 to 1130 Olive Street = lta pasties Zac i LJ : wooed 5 © i 4 coeattteonlly (Nugents—Street Fleer, South) PROMOS ae eR MOREE £ ! 3 + Sieciieentien damn Fleer. Serth) NUGENTS @ rne ITEMS DESIGNATED WITH ; mE ALSO ON SALE AT.

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p Dicenenmnoe! dl Gsliders| diate Clearance! Speciq: s ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH h Hammocks and Gliders has he ices have been cut to cost. Al] a Heavy Canvas Stripe Glider $40.75 . Complete with frame. Conven- tent Pay- ments , 10° Down No Carrving Charges 2-Tone Sunf Attractive stripe design and colors; with-stand; now ,; Glider With No Wide wood arms; | with painted floral patterned back with stand ; High-Rolled B fancy stand; pea. cock design: with heavy stand; now.. Adjustable-Bae Heavy duck cov- im modernistic designs end color- £B ings: with — stand mcluded; mow ...,. : 4-Tone Heavy DB With wide wood arms: stand in- cluded. Reduced to (Nugent Of heavy duck; ‘ , ” Le ee LO A a ea es eg “oy | ~ ~ BG in “ee P ‘ — > 4 Orety ‘i ca ag . yk Oy see» PERM RE POET IEE i, o ie 7 : “i . ‘ . a ™~ a Cyan Bae ea. sree - nt ed

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> “Se ame: PAGE 10__ * SI. - SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ei } } l the state convention to be held in; R. Kohiman, 7252 Zephyr place, 'Park Highlands Thursday 2 | pe and Other | Sedalia, Mo., Sept. 3 and 4. Maplewood. o clock. 3 ' ; The J. Ll. G. Club will gta Vs . -) ~ Le 5 > = | ... F + gave a bridge luncheon at North , Linger. Mrs. F. a warth. Mi -s | |Hilis Country Club yesterday for Reine. Mrs. J. S. Meloan, Mrs ; sn Work Be ' %.. ’ | 1 } ' e »e*iil . 7 a « tle * ” wh Men cr rk ™ Investigator Making Prohib ition Mrs, Joseph C. Pe sg — bichon ’ Ohnimus, Mrs. A. A. Traufler. an nes . a - Re Win | 3 ie Kippen- ,,.. , | hind Plate Glas 35 Survey Offered Liquor in [until June 15 Miss Marie W. Schaid, Mrs. J. R. Wail- . - berger. Twenty-eight guests were |; Mrs. J. Stoll, Mrs. George ¢) é at 4066 Olive ‘rare “r ss . oth & & . . ° = . 4 ; — E\ ie Cit) present. Metzger, Mrs. A. Markham, Mrs. G. | ] é ; i shts Memorial’ Gehner, Mrs. J. Rutzke, Mrs. R. en f : ' h ‘. é f ; oe : * P PO Aine eal : ares ‘ “ ce RS pay lige 2 oP onan he ge RRS ope . - rac tee vad , Stee se + OR gp + The Richmond Heign ‘eit Ames egior ixiliary cker rs. J. Harding, Mrs. §S 2 Rae A survey of the effect and ef a aegenia ne tar dean eae ia ae Woe] ae Wen So Ky “Pr My —_ While persons on thelr way . tiveness of prohibition in thi sot aes Rg: 1 tel "Peni =e Sergei eee ic ee 0 eed eee ee assed the plate glass wim- : son at th ee sep tee highly skilled medical treatment a work P onl view of th has becn shocking but day. After the luncheon, the busi- : 3 ee al - aie. ns under the direction of specialists. It can be cupag, —_ ve owe pe to Will Apple- ness meeti! was held and Rey rs. The Be! in a SS endthe Py “x x More than 400,000 patients of The Keeley ime Public Loan Corporation office, ington, publicity man ohn Kellog: and : ee enays oo, +. r a ong sort . x. FA tute prove it. Likewise, no institution 566 Olive street, near the Sarah- on auncil the ee ER ee ee ase » survive for more than 60 years unless its tres eereet car transfer corner, ee Oe Je Oe ment was successful. olive stree 4 New Zealand, Es At The Keeley Institute, tonic and neve .. ewo armed Negroes at a oe sathering facts to | ee foods _ given the patient, and the ergy. geste! ay held up oe ae Speake, ba ie | . ty > Vv ” nad toon >i ae ee ee ee T= ~__ Protect your hands with Send for this FREE Sirom nace tae manas*r “vas alone in the office ct JiliwatL his Own country. * ‘ booklet TODAY SURE Gitise betere 0 cine Sep ft ee os peaks counting the money f[6f ‘ , hem. T his craving of the nerve cells for aleshal d was eves Since he landed in this country; ' Cuticura Soap Ittellsyoufactsabout thedisease j_ i istibie .. . so powerful ... that the edesal , rhe ' of drunkenness that every person willed person is unable to resist it. as medical a month ago today, ne reiat hould know: why inebriety is a a view, your hands should be as = ities who have studied the disease will tell yeu, \ Always in vie | disease; why drunkards break By the restoration of the nerve cells te a = verdad’: aie yf y, es won i aia! Ne a | \ attractive as possible. To prevent redness | promises; how drunkenness is * * / ’ / , se€ ffere ior Im ve! : ; Read natural state, the irresistibie craving of thes Startin O Monda Here All eek! itv and town he has visited A and roughness caused by daily tasks, use cured—how longit takes, etc. eliminated automatically . . . and thereafter, gs . & age eee pene Ra oa i Cuticura Soap every time you wash your this booklet. Send for it today. fs mous physician stated: “No will power nae a ow Sr “te : | hands; always dry thoroughly... Assist Address G. H, Nelson, Sec’y to prevent drinking.” " 4 . be s ] ever ‘ am . ; if nec ry. . : od peermedia: ot ae ' GREAT — : ee aoe 1) THE : ed jd edhe ae ae : 2S. Talcum 23 DWIGH" EDICATION TOD : . Pavers mes ney oe * ee Gticura “ soaeeecota a 1/2€ KEELEY INSTITUTE~ rrriwo:. | oui a aot Renan d tly a r “a most insipid crink.’’ eer" Ceremony #* Samp free. Laymen’s Retreat League. T ore ’ hy he. ° ° £ Found one American Wae vs X . ress: “ Cuticura™ a . union of the Lay jf lie. ¢€ In pronibi tion. ~ 2 — 12T —_—_— - ~ . ; _ The a . | iT n i ia ) : foe , Z ob ott p=. M The POST-DISPATCH Kegularly prints MORE WANT _ ; ome will ‘ ° sa Re gp ne Mt: iin Ea) , Malden, Sass. Ads than ALL the other St. Louis pewspapers COMBINED, “9 mens Herre’ fee” al j ybtainins ai inas h iqgUuo | aa this afte mooi -« ee | 2 good quality. _ en the MississipP! iver ‘ installed organ peg f ‘ istic! rooms that “beat anything for | __J| summer STORE HOURS 9 TILL 5 DAILY—OPEN | ets an it Here _ Person: W orld > Greatest Mysttc. ee a ee ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING JULY AND AUGUST | | oe Mudd Chaps With Le '% eT? a & organ V E OFFER our patrons this opportunity to interview am secon hone ze boys and stalin Te 5. s:. Francis Xavier (College the great Marajah, through the courtesy of Edna “seem to think it’s the JUL Y Mi charch. There wit bea planeay : hin tc t ¢ its.’”’ i : . ital 1 “Mis Luciite Hi. Mon 4 Wallace Hopper. The Marajah is conceded to be the s, N. Y. a niece s P. Monaghan, world’s premier demonstrator of Hindu mystic science. cisin tavernas ers Oe vi aw wm A Cl | Pan Soe : : . . > . a aia ‘ ti 1 | -iritnal @irector of the Whi He will answer any questions—he will help you solve your Oe Tk ae iF earances Te eee ames W. See problems—he sees, hears, knows and tells all! A special Developed “a most healthy J} : 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street. ad ak. The program will conc! 14 presentation of the Edna Wallace Hopper beauty prepar- ee eee — allamammmmmmmmanaticcsse ations is now in progress in our Toilet Goods Department. rohibition. , ° Make a purchase of any one or more Edna Wallace Hopper Toilet a‘ oR = wenn’ ‘al A Special Purchase of $16.75 Se Preparations and the Great Marajah will answer your questions. oir es ie: 0 . wttes hee Son . > Just 97 look to the United States for ou ) Silk Dresses | ¢ i} see Him in His Oriental Tent on lead in everything else. We have =f) } While They Last! the Street Floor. North Building than with England. But prohi x SUMMER SILK KLINE'S—Fourth Fleer. Ameri Circuline ™ | ' i v8 | hs hie , 2 vit is lan: three 2 | a + ° ‘ears az an again last ogpennd : > years - o a ae 4 : Permanent er sasrv arOVEMDe:r sS ‘ = : or . ~ a r . almost two to one against it. Tne SILK CO ATS : | Wave maj‘ Or] Vy had tre ble. in LALiecc F OPEN TUES & THURS. EVEes. “ive are the defez as large : Former! y . ly due to reports on the oftex co! : Priced to $29.75 7 0} LE MUR $5 | Pichia fe the ned Staen ae 104% ae Marvelous! WAVE KLINE’S itd Floor. Phone GArtfield 1113—Appointment La Vera Beauty Shop > cece ee inal : ! LANNEL COATS 14 — joven He Formerly to $25 $] 4 , 730 Dresses—The Prettiest We’ve Ever Shown “In Vancouver, B. C.. there was eae | Sacrificed! PERMANENT W a taint of the surreptitious about Will lest at least 9 taking a drink, but the Govern- th } y LY KLINE S—Third Fier. + | | $ frizz. . Expert Myo im iia - -ke ; » 7 Marceiling, Hair emg. 4 PSAs eH b ‘ BIE RTP I EE A i We, ated * Pee ¥ — Se ee Se oo aR pe ends ERTS. OU CRED ean ADM ALERTED LON LEN AAPA NE ga PRI AB ip ti tletoringe re , ee ee thts archaic + en G0 oS ae Flat si Ba te on ie a NE RRA Phy Miri OTE en My Nei ae REL, 7 SE NE MA PL A et GONE = 48 Te Lane Bryant Specialized ment liquor store was packed. Better-Fitting Sizes, -rices were fortionate. Liquor mai . O wae 0 to 56 dne Bryant asement tat cos $2.50 at nome nas $5 3 While Selections af i ee ee er tall, medium or short stout women | SIXTH AND LOCUST ain te 6 Genet.’ ey a Are Most Varied! GIRLS’ FROCKS _ “In Chicago there was no dif- : Summer Silke $ | Phone GArfield $862 aan a ’ $ ee - & - = ae Ot +3 F a a rap £ 7 Ee i P — - Dol 2 2 - ' i 7 a as s Ms Z % ¢ ”, “pee aki ? ORL is, TOM ET ea te sy FO Sidagit SAVES Ck: Qe ficulty in obtaining good whisky. -¢ = : . The Most : _ gage: ky or | Cool Washable Crepes, bon meer 4 5 FREDERIC’SVIT — ‘anada, cost $11 in Chicago. 1 Smartly styled for KLINE’ S—Messenine. PERMANENT W Sensational aN | ee a DOES NOT DISCOLO liquor store in Oports or Busmess. : 3 Inecto Hair Dye $5 Te Lad ° . — ‘ - ii i , ye. nad aaa ; ee Takes a Beautiful Pe Ee & trene tec me inte wires Gay Prints .. Fa- ; : ~ eS , rog shops in one block in Chi- FROCKS © ae aa Boe ee ee we a ee ee ned ee ee MISS JUNIOR | GWEN GAVI Aha és establishment in New York. We Smart Styles s | a 3M iY ’ Ss went inthe evening to a place with / | ~~ Ensem bles — Formerly yok: . an excellent, but crowded, dance re \/ ff Daytme Frocks oo ee ° SZ: ‘ p floor Underneath was a hand- al 4 . 3 somely uipped bar. The prices | Values We’ve PETROS |] BB Sete pretty nor—anoue gia drink |] | Lovely Goetauites ranted iY . ' “ontrasting Pictures. . ° Ever Offered at g 1a : ™ , “There is sting drinking in the 4 | °° Chiffons ° Frlly homes in New Zealand, and one \ | d F ee. - rarely sees a drunkard in public \] : am Emimime. e GIRLS’ FROC water with It. 3 Every Dress Worth $15 _“A number ¢ t people have tot selection for every need as easy ... as it is economical. COSTUME SLI a . bitionists ave wholly | Sizes for Misses, Women - ; he For hot days nothing excels the cool- oo sab is. They be- and Larger Women Pavuetly ae * ness of these beautiful Dresses .. . 3 et generation. the next weed Clearing at that fit perfectly and just wear and FC Or ae yy f grow up in utter ignorance ot KLINE S—Fourth Floor. INES} wear! Printed chiffons, sheer, cool irinking. They Du ee Georgettes, gaily figured silk crepes : washable silks and smart com- p. more about liqus nations in every popular color as [ believe a vot he people to- : : mane well as black and navy; long and pay wows Co away wis >hibi 4 } sk) ied ertiees. iT IS PRC short sleeved styles. Be here early | coke See Wane AE Sel MONDAY! FOR UICK lé OTHERS ARE STRIVI 3 for first chance BAUER'S BAND CONCERT = SELLING BP 525,22 shoppe and a4 wave for you that will AT FOREST. PARK TODAY petunenent waives Gn OUT-ARCH SHOES |---| 430 SUMMER SILK DRESSES @) tee: tan on Pre gram. ate perfect wave: New Styles FOR STOUT WOMEN : y a this an. | with ends beautif iaglnds Snatiere Zoonte Leeeetes cone eae Formerly Priced to $7.95 ...'Some Flannels Included! _. So easy to take cate r : ' > thea ‘tand in Forest Park A neal Suited to any texture : dedicated t rank and composed | by R. G. La Banca. cornetist, will Beng” are even more wonderful than the values you usually find at - F We successfully wave oul | ‘ Se played fev the first time, Th ines Basement. Think of it. Dresses taken right out of our higher a 4 Dyed and bleached bait g te ram will be pi priced stocks ... and marked at this amazingly low price ee sO we can . | Our system a Secs | Our Countrr— America” .. . Smith-Gare dispose of them quickly. Cool . . . colorful Summer styles . . . sleeveless or 4s 5 mamedintg "enn EV Arch Shoes : ver we 11 G 1ar oe °° ieee long sleeved. | - : oo - are con- Sener Love & 2 : vee ae a 3 Bo Het * ——. = om lave, .. “sxe | WHITES! PASTELS! PRINTS! POLKA DOTS! . | dls 5 ‘ od a ra te * eee ee . a 2 gh gat Wee ip ON cag: \ 9m tH OD ah Nag ih EYE ay 8 REN iy ote Create seeeriaonns patties F ‘ io. aig heen oh See ie way. : é, oe _s : = re " . ? mas a 4¢ ty ee F ian * ;? samintatines * a =: > bint v a = . a ¥ ; » 7 " MOLTEN AMIE GET Sheela NNO tapi cee Se ae ee idea of showing ante a 7 ne: et! Py + eee oy pallid = ae ae q 3. | ae thalamiks e 4 Saeed 4 ve. po. . 4 R: , ee J 4 . - ‘a ~ "» wn . AS) tive . > bm - r y* Paste ong vo = ~ 4 x 2 7 * * 7 os + Sa ~~ . ie 3 aoa %& Sain “or eine Gee 4 nlaps © ORY. 2: You may have row a ae RARE SRS na Ale, es Rd Rm « ve he te 4 id nee One eon WL G0 Ml on a combination tiast; anyon af ip ames: Luders , NEN T Gtuiette Arch ox- 7 yous can af- Om S ermiton Flat Crepes! Washable Crepes! Georgettes! wuelr aan END—: ae port and narrw heel fitting. ford foot comfort Invitation to the . ™ a 1 2? Decors NO NORTH SIDE—=2: 14 Blocks Sizes Up to 11. Width Up to EE Others $5.75 to $8.75 Be, Fantasie vers arta we ALL SIZES INCLUDED! PERT FITTING QUARANTEED iow aa ne ee KLINE’S—Basement. 2 the Star-Spangled Banner oe«. Ker-Arnold + (ee, Xs- aanisiPhigg “hs

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. 7 ____STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1999 sancemeeniansins ST: LOUIS PUGT-ONGPITCI.... .ssnnscosnesesmnsenaue nnn om —— —— ——— -— P 4 Highlands Tl d : i ns ek inte | iso “hie opin ag hee Hidely | anc he % —_— ; , ; | elt es i a — OFFICE ROBBED if CITIZENS’ CAMP | BE SERVICES DISCLOSE CHANG | wn oon anaes gow gp Sos On br, Ba Ey hax’ be A donee cx saa are | | | DIED ON DAY OF BOMBING 17 days after the bombing the Hang, who had taken up summer | requested to appear in sport | The J. U. G. Club will give g hen! perit pore party at Nugents Audi. @ | Delay in Announcement Gave Son Marshal's household issued atmost an ng Bose new villa at the; clothes will be held on the roof | / orium at 2 o clock, Saturday after, 4 \ Chance to Take Over : . ‘ of I ] Leta Phi nation: ] & . = , A aeatess anion "aa _ . A Jetferson Barracks. of his train on the outskirts of/7 J at morning "sian tal sorority, | Air Liner in Boston Service. ; B at 4066 Olive. VEL Ov TACKS Muieten Jube 4, ‘last year, has father had died that ) gE. : was announced last night follow. | NEW YORK, July 6.—The Key- | ay: been But this year, on the seven-;ing the closing session of the be-| stone Patrician, the largest of the | a oes our | abandoned. NO statemeée nt } . tt M | | ent ; l ; ’ 4 . , ant ay , , ‘ F s1L00 r 4 Ma Cc ie }ere _— - sti , marked the discarding of this| teenth day of the Fourth ¢ phe: Onvention here. Mrs. Lois| air pasenger transports built in | hei rg to Citize soldiers fr Miss ‘j ia enlendar ; List | Stollm: "he aig ; | ? While persons on their way | o-wracean a ee — wae story, which served for more than the ola@ calendar, 15 is sudahist | stollman, Champaign, Ill., was re- | America, has been put into regular Mirror Sa ? medica! treatment 4d . * | work passed the plate glass wins | eran gata ay : ee a > a z oO a vear to becloud the facts of his pris sts went to the of te resi- | ek peggy is and Miss Gail | passenger service between New | 4 @ 8 / | , t © eTso arrackKks - 8 nee e ré “ ile cry rig ? ly 4O8 2 reles New ogue Feather- eight | interested in consulting with a representative from 2 . . * m Pp @ | ~4 i > 4 ; 'ga Le a > yas Keeley Institute, tonic and med Negroes at 8:15 a@& m./|. a yee ~ | | the anniversary of June 4, 1928. y : nerve wo er ing Camp, which has been named Hence it is certain that Marshal e given the patient, and the crav- . esterday held up ae Spea ke, /Camp Skinker, in honor of Capt ‘ | / Eig Ss . r liquor is removed by restoring to E S enader, and took $512. stale tee Rives Bhkinker. Bt. I pei Chang died on the day of the bomb- ‘pe hee = Library Frames | oned eave ante mie fren aryiom pan f con- ‘ mi gpeake was alone in the office |“ : an . vit rt ' 61 Po Se eee Tahs(eay . SOLLECES | a) Cog ie ° ore a single drop of alcohol had "8 a .| Who was awardec ie Congression- | AN . ' , ae , . a g Pp cohol had poisoned the money fo! | + rrr" Reading Distance | (| TY ul : . . stinnuer is craving of the nerve cells for alcohol isan and was countils The robbers al Medal of Honor after losing his uDie . . . 8O Powerlul ... that the * rawer. > ropoers ep | strongest the cash 4 life in the Argonne during the person is unable to resist it, as medical auth ont laschede -ho . ; SE ) ° , | : ; p have studied the disease will tell you. “ eluded ee ca, “0 ade World War. The camp will be || The PRINCETON 7; Tis iS a new becoming style of An International Authority restc as ee > Ag normai, ue cayeien . 2 Cater ) “Th est if le marade , - : 4 = | . . fed sutomatically ... and thereafter as = | | PRRPARATORY SCHOOL Fyn frame made light, yet it is dura- .|}/\f On the Following Subjects: erste : 2s Os ereaiter, as Ct te sinidine ; es after » | = _ | ) s Peay : Y : ° | physician stated: “No will power is needed © 4 robbery Several = minules MN ') ''™ | A few recruits from the more || ‘Thorough preparation for all colleses. | ke This Week's ble in construction. Smart new color Monday—Dry Skin, Lines and Wrinkles. z had observed © ee | distant points in Arkansas and Mis- || Well supervised athletics. OS6th Year. y Bie os Special f b ilh d dark shell | . : (a souet Jeasborted yesterday, — AGdi> || | Bay dine P of amber, siinouette and dark shell. |] Tuesday—Oily Skin, Lines and Wrinkles. k -“ l ey) r 7 yesterday, AGadle | Catalogue sent on requeés | ; A y hi, , ug . . | ; TUTE mort re ORGAN DEDICATION TODAY tional contingents i expected to | 4. B. Pine, Mendmaster. | a ee oe 5 You will find ts new comfort and Wednesday—Double Chin, Lines and Wrinkles. aie at Annal Reunion of / arrive today, and by noon tomor- = > en ee ee i QO convenience in them. | Ss DF tacesen's Retreat League. row it is anticipated that the en-| | basi @ Thursday—Blackheads, Enlarged Pores. Thorough Eye Test by Experts Friday—Lines and Wrinkles, Acne. unio! ay-|tire personnel will answer ‘oll | | > WA he annual reunion of the Lay-| tire personnel will answer to roll} eo Oe WANT * Retreat League will be held | call. ; Complete : | men's Saturday—Brown Spots and Freckles, Lines and een ONED. this afternoon at the White House | Tomorrow morning the men will ’ rf | i i en the Mississipp! River south of | receive their unif Is an: as- I p f abe | JAC 3 A j ) Df? Wrinkles. ' an Pig = repares for usiness | ; : p | Consultations will be given in our Toilet Goods De- VESS is a disease requiring the most Ba ON hE OME A. EEE EG GE OLE Ogi ELBE LONGING Din, tN re accent to i 4 + an » Pia Sin BS. ag! den a 4 ra 7 mas age kas PMCS ieee Sn ee Pon “Stem no ‘ie > ee Ee . farracks, |signed to tents. ie first ewuial ‘ : ; jefferson Barras ie or Civil Service. Effi- Examination, Frames = ntivy installed organ in / drill will be held Tuesday “ning. vd : , | : i Dayton Hi nry Mudd Chapel The mornings will be devot: cient Placement Department. Write and Lenses eee | partment on above days by Miss Ruth Parker. e \ ; 2 « 4 ww aa il ii Laislhl Ee ee’ , ‘ ° a . e e will be dedicated with a recital | drills and maneuver: for Free Fifty-seventh Annual Optical Department Quinlan Corrective Treatments, $10 to 475 by George T. Devereux, —— ithe afternoons Lo at St. Francis Xavier (College) | recreation. UL ¥ church. There wil be 4 piano re-| Scores of trophies have been | : cital by Miss Lucille M. Monagh- | offered by civic bodies and other an. Glen Falls, N. Y., a niece Of | organizations for proficiency in the 5 the camp. 4 sliver + | the Rev. James P. Monaghan, S&S. ' activities of earances a spiritual director of the White | Joving cup will be awarded by the House. Col. James W. Byrnes will | spirit of St. Louis Post of th geek. The program will conclude | American Legion, composed of pa-! et : with benediction at 9:30 o'clock. | tients in the Veterans Hospital, ft | ewe {0 ee: (the best rifle marksman from Mis |souri attending the camp | C Srigadier-General George H. Es- | ‘ , Presi- | ee D. L. Musselman, Presi- | satis dinate encase $16.75 DRESSES _Drigadier General Go alll I ~ | $ BT Cty ae nn : nie ff =SUMMER STORE HOURS: DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAY, 9:00 TO 5:00 OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH wits Wa sme ArT tern KLINE S—Fourth Floor, : Zw || Hospital for Crippled Children, 790 2 . ; i ; Nestle "7 7a H South Kingshighway, issued vente r- : : : ; Circuline mri ||| 2a¥. shows 28 patients were re- Going Into Action Monday With the | Special For July-—- | ceived during the month and 16 Permanent | ischarged with deformities wholly ° ° : Wave : ae o win © | Frederic Vita Tonic SILK COATS | relieved or with the initial stags | : | OPEN TUES. & THURS. EVES. || of treatment completed. In the) - . ermanent Wave, Formerly || preceding month seven were re-|\ @ | Priced to $29.75 $ y O - o LE MUR $ i} ceived and 11 discharged. j : Marvelous! WAVE ke | The presence of a A permanent that vies with Nature’s own artistry. | ; | Beauty Shop—Third Floor. ‘ | | disease obstructed operations in KLINE S—Thied Floor. - tol —Appointment | | : . ine 3 Phone GArfield 1113 Apr | May, but this now has hes n entire- Ei Vera Beauty Shop |/ 1 siiminatet, the report shor ~ | Fresh Every Week Comes a New Supply of se . 204 N. 7th St. most filled during June with N. E. Cor. 7th and Pine, 2d Floor | patients, while the waiting ~ FLANNEL COATS -i showed a decrease from 147 to 125. /] ° | Vandervoort’s Modern Face Powder and Just: 35 | : Formerly to $25 $10 — eS c | Sacrificed! PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL © week 7 | he | Will last at least 9 months; no discomfort, no kinks, no KLINE S—Third Floor. rizz. Expert operators in a eau work. Hair Cu ing, | Pie 54 ' rey The By ae old Seubibched a 54 qr ul his in e Powder Rouge Marceiling, Hair Dyeing. HOTSY.TOTSY BEAUTY SHOP THERE are 29 shades of expertly blended Face Powder ... one suited to your indi- Make Appointment Now. 3258 North 20th St. TYler 3349 vidual complexion... and 8 tints of powder 7 ? . . & . GIRLS" FROCKS | | HIS sale begins Monday. Come down Monday if you ) rouge. No extravagant packing to pay for— a. 2. ¢ 5 ean Phone GArfield 5862 for a ¢ Qu are looking for the best values obtainable. All of these , Powder, 25 Grams, 50¢ ition . .: . DERIC’S VITA TONIC Rectat | ag ager “ae ' pe er PERMANENT WAVE departments have limited quantities of the articles we shall Rouge, 10 Grams, 25¢ ' = | DOES NOT DISCOLOR HAIR Toilet Goods Section—First Floor. Inecto Hair Dye $5 Touchup $3.50 Takes a Beautifu] Permanent MISS JUN “kS GArfield 5862 i | | ‘ lOR FROCKS GWEN GAV I N Room 474, Paul Brown Bldg. | Notion Needfuls Smart Styles re) — | mare % F | SavVIN os ot At July Savin gs KLINE S—Mezzanine. Hair Nets, 65c Doz. Coats’ Thread ) ; Speciaola 6 for 45c O O : — ae. OR Peet ee ae ae oon ite Cay &, Chas Si al ite 48 dale sate tll 7, = Ve a} DY es ae ook 5 pas po ¥ « * : eee . Sis ” Ate * Le ae GIRLS’ FROCKS } Of Tub Fabrics i Formerly $1.95 2 $7 95 = am, * Irresistible! ag VE Fs ree re =e We TAT > ** »‘«s 7 — “Prater. a" inte SPV peti cetnetnet 9 ita a ds 1 a tale Mate ag sheep, ey aS he —s pie’ Wie ibe .: ai ee. — P ( ep tans ai 4 re A ER le, ON tact neigelany. Par i Pepin Reine ates ce ee Te 1 Formerly $1.95 - 4 Clearing at Refrigerators Table Lamps and Torcheres 14-in., washable, 6 yds. for 10c. Trimming Buttons, KLINE’S—Main Floor. al 3 . ‘ ; i : 3 p: | : | round, square and novel- Py, io | | | ty shape’, se’ through Mild Bu on Pink sured | and plain styles, 3 dozen —— v | This beautiful permanent wave was created by our own = | brocade ray- for 250, dozen 10¢e. skilled artists. IT IS PROVING SO POPULAR THAT A Feature of the July Clearance Is the Semi- Deferred | ae | on, for gar- Bathing Cope, @ ted | es ke ’ F assor OTHERS ARE STRIVING TO, DUPLICATE IT. i : Come to our shoppes and have these same artists create Annual Sale o: Discontinued Patterns P = ts cer supports, colors, novelty trimmed, ay ment side fasten- {it snug, each, £de. G ; = “Sie a _ you that will be as distinctive as the pram | - ation above. This is an actual drawing of one oi our sin’ aa ie e | 4 , a : permanent waves and not an artificial sketch. | W hittall Se Anglo-Persian Rugs | Hee i ¥/ | ing, 2-inch | Sanitary Petticoat, pink | “4 : Peter Pan Permanents Secure what you wish in Bit cotton, elastic waist band, - : are perfect waves—deep, soft, marcel effect, 6 0; : ake 'fancy sid at 20 0 Reductions furniture by paying only oy ? y : lace trimmed, each 75c. with ends beautifully curled. ¢ elastic. s4 v7 4 ty ax: 04 ee ee Oe ee eee ee ee nd yr fa ne oe se * resteemes a ds md Savee ar Ws Seeatercose Par vt be i a NLY twice @ year—when the new patterns come out from the mill, can purchase. The balance Sanitary Aprons, pink face, white with fancy 7 you obtain these marvelous Rugs at reduced prices. Whittall’s Anglo- can be paid in monthly rubber, silk, cotton and | border, 6 for 45c. Persians are known from coast to coast for their beauty of design, exquisite rayon top, all sizes, spe- | colorings and remarkable fidelity to quality standards. installments without in- cial 29c. Ironing Pad and covers, terest. the Al-Lon rand, fit any ‘ ‘3 - i Sanitary Belts, 2-in.elas- § ,.; Ai Regularly $150, tor MAD? ie and cloth combined, | face yet" gga egularly 8150, for a aoe . | . 5 | y ‘ Visit Vandervoort's gold safety pins attached, Mattress Covers, Al-Lon a , Fourth, Fifth and Sixth | cach De. | Lily brand, of unbleached Other Sizes Priced 20% Less in Proportion Floors and inspect the | Pear! Buckles and slides, ; a mre war sore Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. extraordinary values of- round and cquare, sizes | buttons, full and twin up to 2 inches, each 25c. | size, $1.39. Notion Bhop—First Floor. ten per cent at time of = | Wash Cloths. double Suited to any texture hair. oe “pt ge Sippy - You may have round cur! if desired. We Successfully wave over an old permanent. yed and bleached hair given free test curl. Our system causes no pain. Immediate Service with or without appointment. OPEN EVENINGS TER PERMANENT WAVE SHOPPES WEST END—1:1127A N. Union. FOrest 1210 2 Doors NORTH of Hodiamort Tracks NORTH SIDE—2114A E. Grand. COlfax o900 | 1+, Blocks South of Water Tower seponeceere * wee 4 ~ Pee eSese seeees - ~ ees eer fe 4 Be Sg cht ers vo oo “| ds “3 Be | oT 3, spies re fa SeCeer see cece 6 ereeca eae * fered. SIRS HPAI TEAt eee ee PEERED 2 PARE HN By 8 ge oy PES eg ET ep ge e >

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i oe a Se ee ee bet nd Bor BAI ry es 4 PAGE 12 PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL we - Will last all summer. Be.5 marceiling No discomfort, no kinks, no frizz. pert operators im ali beautr work. hair dyeing. At the old-established PEACOCK sppasvetvbe® SHOP, $927 —— Ave. Permanent Wave Hair cutting, 417 N.- Broadway Let Us Demonstrate De- a “4 - rac 12a8 peen q we Cert rk drive ief of Pol a two-nour about the W ith were ete - et ’ ind eg: Rep a AlRagy 8 Ble Rae EM ; hilee aui Trl©O pias “Silent Bereans,” at Church, | $ Meet for Bible Study and Social Hour. Permanent $4 er chamtiend ower Kadmond Duradinre burning “pecial Naturelle “'2 se 1 Finest Meti Per ge.. pets EST ON RE Ee A EE I ARNE a * o% ® ae . RN pens, tte ee . amass . y sce oc at — GP IDOL Tags nth COLE. Ths. ; 4 Es a in e ¥ Ae ay ae ea. ee pe Saige eh Perera adh se on eT ee ee noe = ‘ Sig oie crome s SsOme- missioner PERMANENT WAVE We have the NESTLE, EUGENE, LA MUR MACHINE lasting amd matur “ m.to 8 p. m. st re 7 } Magazin« , waves reduce: to ong ‘Phone TYler 0693 Hetiywood Befuty Shop, a, Salisbury St. west end of McKinley Bridge. . -% 2¢ 5h . 7 . Ss 1] ped strian: f: ‘ts n . er la nevel sing " All look: ng. Evenings Phone FOrest 2426 17TromuN SPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7 = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DI paras eters i ; . i MUST USE BOTH “HEADLIGHTS NE AF MUTE CLASS | '$ SERMANENT WAVE $ 5 $ | _ frizz. Expert operators in ali Beauty work. Hair Cut- ing. Marcelling, Hair Dyeing At the old established Va | PERMANENT WAVE >| We have the EUGENE—LA MUR—NESTLE MACHINES. must give satisfaction. Phone LIndell 93324. W a Vv e S MN work rece ¥en ms meet negeneigee it Seeks Razing of Building. All week with or without appointments. Nancy Shop, 1307 N, Grand ae cest op Reset Cat ole are of failure. Free Toilet Set. Ask for it. ‘thief of Police Gerk has asked kinks or friz. Free test curl. MARY T. BENDER BEAUTY SHO? } the Building Com to raxt Finger Wave Lindell 3608. Hours, 9 a. ang et. which, he $ Open 4815 Delmar BI. — -" IMPROVED | EUGENE Wave , 1929 Will iast at least 9 months; no discomfort, no kinks, Motorists show ing Sinae Lamp set ; ; 7 eh tt ten One} \ LAFAYETTE BEAUTY SHOP, 1652 S. Jefferson Prana m t “ = ane] « r. Make Appointment Now. Victor 2427. burning h red by| a All waves reduced to this price this week. Every head I make a test curl se there is ne chance ee ccs: emumane oleen ae »>N. BOYLE at MAKYLAND one-story building BOLAND BEAUTY » Complete Special | ‘ a ti all aa | . : Lilt . . : — a we Os — ~ The Silent Bereans are a neople just like their neight j | PERMANENT | WAVE 1 , atl or witnout Complete | > ( is. Artis shampow , and Wave set | lociuded w/ -RMANENT WAVE | lorious Beauty and Ahso- afety. Large Wave, Ring “i Phone GArtfield D> VA? . ° : ; r 4 we «J ‘ : i : S. BROADWAY » Central National Bank Bldg ton: Cheese tiation ie matic’ . : Maes Bes fy Nae OneE eat Oi Son Gear, Union | a ovele fi — r . ‘ *. ini 28 : i id te . ) ; = Nea sath : : : ; hi h ; até —t t . ; Ma ’ se - sie, — GE NU JINE Lic , p 5 Lilet a ps Unie I} if aN " ~* 7. . ' —— j - »ltss =U i7 en aL pt mtr ent. ‘. ; | Mm ELIGENE [or toncue and cars as well. -They| St 4 A PERMANENT literally tak: Wil : mi ‘lv Complete PERMANENT WAVE WITH OK WITHOUT APOOINTMENT 2 Large Waves, Ringlet Ends 4 LEON-OIL WAVE ANDRE WAVE Talbot’s Beauty ‘ior ~~ Established 35 Veurs TAYLOR—Haelf Block south of — Piles, homemace curling tluids ~ OF ORR te TO RS Se OrRP F ae 33269 N. pert Huw tuttine il ' ——— sible Class in Sectal Group. —ECHlFFFH_=P>p4@pVQr"“”_-—>—"“WnNDSBOQ2 = m, henley Shere 02 ee ce St. Louis’ Latest Sensation > “The New FRISCO PERMANENT WAVE Silent Bereans an wi r without r t end Price , “Special” Wave , : ims ak. planes _ own permanent wave ; . LORETTA YOUNG “open 0 all he ‘annc é FREE}: vith every permanent if you | : ve Specialist audible speech,” 1 arily a : 900 . aiachieienar FOr. 9270 Bible class, Hy de Park ‘Beauty Shop Seba Waentnns te Sebelataion ESS ON GER SALISBURY ST foermer Owner Washington Hotel taucht i ¥ . Beaut Meador of the mploy ie sson shop Soe 3 Swaps ch De x) > ‘&, a an organiza- th officers fro dire: t aACTIVIi- idor hecame és A. Schnei- “6 , 38 oR . + » » ¥ ” s a Px battle FPS ake Me awh GRAN Otis Ra Nee Ie ee, CRRA OEE ae Ste ot iat g av ae oy ae Oy he oP) ag ii} th Wis TS Re Tae. Yee ia F ie in . Ter ot x Dye tS hat Bae Ra a oe vat ae : . Rog ES. Ty OMe me : ete, + Gs Pes ken Oe : Stee ee S lie Ce 9) Vig Pea ey ee os ae saa ha oo, ere oe Rete * Adda Pi Se ee % "i PU Rr oy) * PAS ery ve Yoke 4 ww - AEE tee! SES hy : Vear L 0 uU Pe 35 mm. DeVry Projector = | -— = 4.3 : = Ft a Ft. a : : A i Ks é ‘ ee mt = P : - o | J 2 aS a = = “i ; « | wo oat a P OR Ey OR il a ps NND aaa Ra atl TT A A IEE A A OI ES For a Limited Time Only, Shampoo, Hair Trim and Finger Wave Included FREE udes , Soios as = ; : | 35 mm. DeVry : Movie Camers Special—Our Regular $5.00 : PERMANENT WAVE COMPLETE Larae, dee wave. ° 204-10 Fri Bldg. Frisco Permanent. Wave Shop opp. 0 Frisco B Tace ; ee a - cat tags - — Se a Kw eee SS —————— ee gm SS See ee = ——_—_—————— ee i ati nail eet i i ei ei eel tal yl lll ae cen “A LA RUE PERMANENT WAVE” FASHION’S LATEST HEAD-NOTE 7th FLOOR CARLETON BLDG. es—prayers , y wave will be permanent with og without ringlet ends. ove! given as shown above or any cther style you prefer. Also round cat GArfield 6843 GArfield 6841 —_— don’t fail to DeVry Pocket Cam a loading ...cost. Oven Till Noon en Sunday for Jour Conyenience ...no focusing or ready... just poit sharp and clean size desired. Snap BY MAB IO «POR apt HE oe Aa» ow See SPECIAL THIS WEEK . practically inde jar proof... dou Fits any pocket - ‘ Vin’ innine . ~ ao occasions 1 a national post: ted by the Chi -vPw y rk. has demonst mms for the children “He will explain the - 6 ekoteh esS9e3 Ol SHELCHI! ng as he , fore. oo ror : 3 works. AGAIN THE PEOPLE BENEFIT FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY La Rue’s Permanent Wave i) COMPLETE Large, Deep Marcel Per- manent With or Without Ringlet Ends. Also Round Curl or Swirl Wave. Complete Shampoo, Hair Trim and Finger Wave lncltded LA RUE PERMANENT WAVE SHOP. ( arieton Batldine, Sevent4 Fleer (er. pen Sendays by Appointment. Oven Evenings With or BWitheut No Extra Charges Your choice of any style Wave you prefer—or we will advise you the type mest becoming. We Specintins le mr and 4323 Sixth and Ofive. Opp. F emous-Rearr. Appalrtment— No Waiting. The $37.07 16 mm. Movies for: home yu yector an "See ¥ ORS - DeVR 333 North -E New York Get Your

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THIS WEEK Will last all summer, Fy. Hair cuiting, marcelling, AVE SPECIAL frizz. work, bliched SHOP, 5927 Easton Ave. is—EVerzrcen 2222 = manent $ aves Round Cur! with or without ringle z. Free test curl. WU AVE. 00055 oe SOC AND BEAUTY SHOp | Open Evenings 4815 Delmar BI. 43 Phone FOrest 226 30 VW = t efds Operator gives the entire wave. No BRING US YOUR KODAK FILM To | BE DEVELOPED AND PRINTED Films Left Before 10 A. M. Ready by 5 P. M. Same Day 417 N. Broadway BEST QUALITY WORK Let Us Demonstrate De Vry Cameras and Projectors __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ * cece, vcs, ——t ANENT WAVE | , Ringlet Ends, $ RMANENT WAVE SHOP rance Through . ; ROCH’S = parr Ground CEntral on ——— ENT WAVE OUT API OINTMENT s, Ringlet Ends Beauty Shop phed 35 YVeurs $7). 50} HOURS 8 to 9g, DElmar 3024 Hzif Block south of Page—PVirst Floor a—EOoooeeeeeeeeee eee SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 REED ANALYZE “VOTE DEFEATING r | Hanna of Kansas City, in part pay- iment for legal services rendered ‘the receiver of the Union Hom: _—— PLAN HAD 2 TO 1 But Law Required a Two- Thirds Plurality in 62 of ma 322 ties. An analysis of the vote by which Allegheny County, Pa,, - a special election on June 2b, Says It Bears Out Conten-| tion That Proposal Was | Beaten by ‘‘Absurd Re- quirement” as to Majority GENERAL APPROVAL | | Wagner, $20,000 FEE FOR ATTORNEYS UF HOUSING TRUST RECEIVERS Total of $104,500 So Far Paid for Legal Services in Union Home Builders’ Settlement. A joint fee of $20,000 was al- |'lowed Jesse W. Barrett, former ' , ’ ‘(Attorney General, and Forest W. trust, by Cir- yesterday. housing Landwehr Builders, a cuit Judge This makes a total of $104,000 in| legal fees granted to various attor- neys since the receivership was filed in May, 1924. Former sioner Frank C. originated the suit, receiver. He was Roy A. McCoy in pacity as State Building and Loan Millspaugh, was the succeeded the latter's Supervisor first by of George W. successor in the receiver- as counsel, Recently as McCoy's that office, took over | ship. Municipali- | defeated a/! plan to unite its 122 municipalities | as the greater city of Pittsburg, at has ' In presenting their claim for an allowance the receiver's attorneys informed the Court that they ren- dered service of an unusual nature during the five year’s connection with the litigation and in restoring over $100,000 of séts. In addition they caused pairs to nade land ing to estate known hioaring tract in Missouri, as a property =. for as- re- he the River and, result, was recently sold to Dr. $105,000, who on as the State Finance Commis-_ who | Associations, | who appointed Barrett and Hanna | succeeded belong- | the | southwest | « for use as a public park The at- thut they considerable business the torneys also pointed out had carried profitable behalf On othe ) j j and eoncerny BOY, 12, WHO ADMITS SECOND AUTO THEFT I$ PAROLED Turned Over by Court to Jacob Lashly, Lawyer Whom Court Had Appointed to Defend Him. When Stanley H. | headed automobile | Old was arraigned Judge a plea fense dury. ra break my heart to send you to a penal institution and I'm not going to do it but I'll admit I don’t Know what to do | with you,”’ the Court. “Suspend sentence on him, honor, and parole him to me,” ifigaution Teor SUT) in of heeves, thief, 12 before Federal! Davis yesterday and entered of guilty the Judge a tow- yeurs to his second Was in a would Ca- | said your sug- of- | quane- | — et ob Lashly, an appointed the Lashiy. gested Jar who had ‘oOurt to Mr tne attorney, by the | “Thank that,”’ entered been defend boy. I'l} and you, do said Court, the | order. The boy City, : : in Gran- and end of he Was truck lives, stole a he the West Hie sit friends at Jefferson Previously he had stol- 1 automobile and driven jt to} 11) lie is one of seven chil- | His father is a laborer. | ite was the where “sal «Y o “auld ro dren. St. Louis Photographer Honored. | Three portraits submitted by OQ. | (*. Conkling, 3826 Olive street, for | exhibition at the forty-seventh an- nual of the Photogra- |} phers’ Association of America have | | been retained by that association | for its traveling loan exhibit. The | convention was held in Buffalo in | | May. ' convention Tokes % SECON TO STOP PAINFUL CORN © matter how sore your corn is, this new way deadens pain in 3 seconds. A touch of amazing liquid shrivels up corn. You pick it off easily. Doctors use it and millions of others. Beware of imitations. “Gets-It”—for sale every- where. Chicago, U. S. Get the real “GETS-IT,” Inc., ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 13 for whom a continuous search by “00 men has proved unsuccessful. Hope for the finding alive of | Hazel Hall, 7: Doris Martin, 5. and _her 4-year-old sister, Mildred, has | been practically abandoned The little girls went together on Thurs- day mornigg to play in the edge (of a forest that stretches for 1069 i miles without a dwelling and have not since been seen. ee A ee HOPE FOR MISSING GIRLS GONE Bloodhounds Used to Find Trace of Three Children. the Associated Press. LIVERPOOL, N. S., July 6.— Bloodhounds were called into use| today in an attempt to find sone trace of three children who disap- peared in the woods back of tne} village of Milton two days ago, and By GOING BIG WEBSTER’S GREAT 10c SALE WALL PAPER Combinations sold only with beautiful borders or bands. 600 patterns to choose from. WEBSTER’S 809 N. 7th Look at These Prices 5c Values, Now ic 10c Values, Now 3c 15c Values, Now 5c 25c to 50c, Now 7c 75c to $1.25, Now 10c cla bans anchealiinataietindhontamahertioanalie Siulita ch. pidbtalinamiahlttie dasteait ee: uy wee fs * wien ae ‘boston en hls ee oe ORE? eae VAG, Bo DR a OO «tha 14 a ¢ Fh NRO RUE TRS, ig ANNAN 7 se oe “ oo steer re Sayvinan GETS:iT been prepared by Prof. Thomas H. | has donate dthe tract to the State Reed, who drafted the scheme and | who is working on a metropolitan | expansion for St. Louis and St. Louis County. The analysis bears out Reed’s) contention that the defeat was due to the “‘absurb requirement” for a/| two-thirds vote in a majority of | the municipalities. although there | was an overwhelming general ma- | jority in favor of the propgsal. In- terest here attaches to the Pitts- | burg situation because of similar 'preblems which will be § involved | here and because of Reed's con-| | nection at both places. He is em- | ployed as an expert by the City | and County Metropolitan Develop- | ment Committee. | No Unincorporated Territory. Allegheny County, unlike St. | | Louis County, has no unincorported | territory. It is made up of Pitts- burg, three smaller 65 bor-'§ oughs, or towns, and 53 townships, | @ another form of towns. of the plan required a mapority in any 62 but that was Pittsburg proper heavily in favor of the plan, but other three cities were against it Four- teen of townships favored it “A ~ « > boroughs VHUTITTTRT CTE THT j essai tl et ee el CTUTT ITT TTY ( : ~" / lj ’ I, ~-- y Wf) , tf j ART) / VST yf j / Values in Bedroom Suites Sacrificed Living-Room Suites Positively the LOwest Prices in Years S 59.00 > 89.00 $119.75 $144.75 $154.75 SALE Refrigerators At Amazing Reductions cor chess... aaneneae ic Seen tet: Redeneesscae $24.75 Value $18.75 $24.50 $34.50 $79.50 Refrigerator ... $31.50 Value Everything Exactly As Advertised RefrigceratOr—3-Door Savings Up to 50% $ 89.50 Value 4-Piece Bedroom Suite... $144.50 Value 4-Piece Bedroom Suite......-- $159.75 Value 4-Piece Bedroom Suite......-- $198.75 Value 4-Piece Bedroom Suite $199.50 Value 4-Piece Bedroom Suitc... i .™éa ae > cities, ——_— aoe ee That Cannot Be Equaled $129.75 Value Velour Bed-Davenport Suite ...++.cessecccceces $ 97.50 $219.75 Value Carved Frame Bed-Davenport Suite . $ 98.00 Value Mohair 59 00 Living-Room Suite fe ° Bed-Davenport Suite 6 89.50 $150.00 Value Velour $169.75 Value Kroehler $119 75 Bed- Davenport Suite “ee ** ep *# @ #0688868 Ce ’ $229.75 Value Serpentine Front . 15 5 Bed-Davenport Suite ... onescbecs $ 9.7 . * », ° Passage | two-thirds of these units, | in only 48, - . The $39.50 DeVry Home Movie Camera. An eficient movie camera at a mighty moderate price. Loads 100 ft. of the usual 16 mm. film. Guaranteed unconditionally achieved *- was the the Gas Ranges While They Last $19.75 Value—Gas Stove— and 39. were opposed; and 32 opposed. Reed's analysis follows: “The people of Allegheny County sfrongly indorsed’ the - proposed | Pittsburg charter in the recent election. The failure of the char- 'ter to become law was not due to lany disapproval of | principle or to popular objection to ithe idea of a greater city, nor can |its defeat be ascribed to the disin- ;clination of politicians to change. i The charter failed of the | e@ | ° . . . ; He Hares provision requiring not only a ma- ioritvy vote in the county but a two-thir in a ma)joritv of ac One loading -—anry size prints Rugs—Linoleum At Give-Away Prices £29.85 Value—Jal2 Felt-Base HKugs— Special... £14.50 Value—fx« 12 Special £290.50 Value—Uxl2 Specin!l a 854.50 Value—Oxl2 Velvet Rugs—Specin! $57.50 Valtue—Dxl2 Axminster Rugs—Spevrial.... _ —. . 1, ae Radio Bench In Green, Red or Blue—$1.98 Value 99c “i, RS ea SL Sr SORT Eureka Vacuum Sweepers Factory Rebuilt and Fully Guaranteed All. Essential Parts New! New Bags, New Cords, Ete. $1 Down Delivers $ favored $15.00 Value 3-Door side-Icer, Porcelain. - $98.75 Value All-White Porcelain Refrigerator. Meee ene cnadios Wrenedi nner a eee netge-—Opecial.......-,-«serasnist dnhoas a seesseeesse, $59.50 Maple Porch Rocker Range—Special $5.95 Value—High Slat Back Felt-Base Rugs Prussels Rugs— 35 mm. DeVry Projector popular its We Successfully Wave Over an Uld Permanent because : ipa = \\ 4 2; ] ; ; : 4 Ca ” £% y . PA i roa ‘3 J . ; % _ sy + , r ‘ Y 14 ee i ° & A = } ’ 2 $3 45 Breakfast Sets Amazingly Low Priced soos tucssess ... $27.50 $29.75 $49.50 s- PE Bers Be ES A ee: ae Se.4- Se FS byl Ra xe oes, . ds vote ‘) the cities, boorughs and townships The Vote in Detait. “This result came about of- the fact that a ma ' something more than two to one of the people of the county as a whole voted in favor of the char-| |} ter. Pittsburg. of course, gave it a/| i very heavy favorable vote and, in spite of bitter and effective oppo- | sition in the City of McKeesport. ' the county as a whole outside of | Pittsburg gave the charter a ma- | jority of 3612. The total vote was. as follows: 35 mm. DeVry Movie Camera in spite ‘rity of Announcement Extraor dinar y Every preparation has been made for this wonderful Summer Clear- ance Sale, which starts promptly at 8:20 a. m. Monday. You will find stupen- dous values throughout our entire stock. Come early and tell your neighbor about this great sale. You will not be disap- pointed. In addition to these startling reductions we extend the most liberal credit terms. TA nea ad bwn above or any other style you prefer. without ringlet ends. Also round curl . GArfield 6843 GArfield 6841 ... don't fail to see the remarkable new DeVry Pocket Camera... forty pictures at a loading. _. cost... about four cents each. $24.50 Value—Drop-Leaf Breakfast Set $32.50 Value—Drop-Leaf Breakfast Set Oven Till Noon New Brushes, on Sunda v for Your Convenience a $34.50 Value—Extension Breakfast Set es $42.50 Value—FExtension Brenkfast Set $67.50 Value—Extension Breakfast Set ~ ee ee _ eee eee WAVE” ARLETON BLDG. These Vacuum Cleaners, having been reconditioned, will run as good as new—they look like new—they are the most sensible Vacuum Cleaner. “Buy:” wee .65 ...no focusing or adjustments... always ready... just point and shoot... results sharp and clean and clear... prints any size desired. Snaps or time. Maiority In Favor. 1.086 | 9 384 | Yes. No, (53° towns! | wnshins . ** , 85 horourhs oa6 eetes McKeesport . | Duquesne . | Clairton Merchandise of superior quality. Genuine val- ues. Easy terms. Pittebure . Totals *Maioritr opposed. “Eighty-four of the 122 units |gave a majority vote in favor of ithe charter, while one was tied. Of the 83 heside Pittsburg, 32 | were townships and 21 were | boroughs. The charter failed to! receive a majority in but 38 units townships, 13 boroughs, and three third-class cities In other | words, the charter was carried a majority vote of the as a whole (including Pittsburc), by | a majority vote of the county out- | side of Pittsburg, and by a major- ity vote in more than two-thirds of the 122 municipalities. “The election can only be in- terpreted as a strong popular in- dorsement of the plan proposed | for the union of the municipalities | | of Allegheny County in the fed- | | erated city of Pittsburg. The de- | | feat of the charter is due to the | | absurd requirement of a two- | | thirds vote majority of the | | munic and to nothing | else.”’ DR. NETHERTON GETS RETRIAL | i Conviction of Wife Murderer Re- | versed in Kansas. ‘Ken. Joe 5 59 years old, ert SS Day-Beds and Pads = —— ae Metal Beds Almost Given Away $14.75 Value—WValnut Metal Reds $19.75 Value—Brown Metnl Beds 2 te a ae 817.50 Value—Walnut \ Value—Day-Bed ... practically indestructible ...Shock and jar proof... double exposure impossible, Fitsany pocket...in size and price, $22.50. now being shown by dealers everywhere $37 50 and $42.50 and 857.50 Hed $57.50 and $569 Dining-Room Suites $79.50 Up SPECIAL! $139.75 Value—S8-Piece Walnut Finish $ 79.50 Dining Suite ... poe $149.75 Value—S-piece Dining-Hoom Sutte .. $178.50 Valne—®S-Picce Dintng-HKoom Suite $195.00 Value—®- Piece Dining-Ioom Sutte $225.00 Valuc—®8-PDicve Dining-Ioom Suite 9 A. M. Monday Morning SPECIALS While They Last $1.50 Value Folding Porch Chair $3.00 Value Porch Hocker $U.95 Value Hi-back Porch Rocker ~~ °,'« _ ’ Value—Day-Bed Pad (wood ends) Value—Velour Day- and Pad Sa Value——Day-Bed Steel Coil Spring Single Deck—$10 Value Ey: “” * ee ee county 4s oe $1.98 $4.95 “Niampe twnite tney tant) > 1 OO 25.0S Value Fish Bowl and Stand £5.05 Value hLilectric S340) Value lllectric £1.) Value Food Cheppers .. 1.40 Brussels Throw Uvgs Siz“ Vatue Ilanwn Mowers $2.50 Value Mahetany» bind Tables £2.00 Value Magnuzine S10.00 Value 17-Picce Aluminum. Set« 1.2% Value Holland Vindew Shaders £15.00 Value fabinet Smokers hea AMG Breet hey ry — er " —— ai a ek ores ae amma ieitad a 5 DS ty: PO oes Ye ee ees oe ae Berger tare REP Sm i > ae. Bad Irons Fiber Furniture Reduced $ 4.45 $14.95 $39.75 $54.50 $79.59 5 $ 7.00 Value To. Reed Rockers .. 4 in a palities, $ 22.50 Value Reed Rocker DeVry Still Pro- jector $ | 5.00 — fortise with pock- et camera film to show picture ip home. The $37.50 DeVry 16 mm. Home Movie Projector. Movies for the home—judge this projector by re- sults. $ 69.75 Value : Reed Suite . § 74.50 Value Reed Suite »-Piece Hacks seseeee OL29.T $149.50 Seah Tit the Aecenely TOPEKA, —pr. § QO. Netherton, retired | physician and of Olathe, Kan.; today was granted a “See Yourself as Others See You” | Q R . = D e V R Y DD @ ae P €> R AT i rE) N | snety pid tad pont ating — Established 1900 i etagpecteedp seepage segpe 333 North Michigan Avenue peo nl beeen Bens CHICAGO, ILLINOIS $119.75 Value 3-Piece Bed Suite in Reed fruit farmer Kansas Imprison- Easy Credit Terms for Your Convenience A Deposit Holds Furniture for Future Delivery OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 RANKLIN FURNITURE COMPANY 1030-32 Franklin Av. CHIFFOROBES $29.50 Value Chifforobe his Feb that thre: Caravan Tires As Low as 8! Dewn—Bay on Our Pay as Lou Hide Plan Only. FREE—A Galion of Oil With Every 8.05 ., 812.00 .. B17.01 *4 #4928. The decision held the trial Judge had erred tin rulings. Mrs, Netherton to death in the ‘Netherton home. She was | old. The prosecution alleged she lwas slain by her husband in a plot Get Your DeVry Camera at b to gain control of her wealth timated at more than $100,000. Dr. | > S E L Netherton, who has been at liberty | l'on bond, denied any gullt. He ad- | ‘ 1007 OLIVE—50TH YEAR—EST. 1879—CEntral 6200 vanced the theory that his wite | San Francisco York 2 Tires $24.75 Value— Chifforobe $49.75 Valuce— Chifforobe found shot of the | ol years Was basement “ ” 9 oO ‘ey d0XS5 42 "9x4.4' 39x 6.00. 32x6.00. Other 20x5.25. 33x6.00, a Sizes Priced Low in Proportion tNDERWOOD TIRES Guaranteed 15 Months Regardiecss of Mileage $64.50 Value— Chiffurobe t's aes | We Successfully Wave Over en Old Permanent SS ‘was killed by a tramp. NR ee oe —

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EI AN I pe ROSSI RV ARE Nahe ERR Sunt aie. >» eee ee | ied Ce G i: me & as A Fu age if? £ ‘ ‘| 34 ~~ Sd : . 2 ae iS ‘ : é : . y 3 4 - ete ipa OIRO ROMANE res Voeey vg mad w= al ne cat ead Rilape eee, Ph ea PCE HT eae GP gy, Se i SP tt yh 2 PATE TEENS § CRIM seemey > ® FON TNS ees teen “ae ites OR ee Ney - ago Me ro R QD RN My em nO ee sor as wthse » 4 , - PERRI RE 4 ae DE Me +h Gat dy + - eae nacht . - a vs, ges oo TE Oi ES ae so ee ne ro yy “ Sere ghee ee | ee ee oie ees a PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ caactommmanced CHILD AUTO DEATHS REDUCED BY PATROL Schools in 500 Cities Organize Safety Units to Curb Fatalities. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July 6.—With traffic deaths increasing annually, child fatalities during school hours are being reduced in many cities where safety patrol have been or- ganized. The safety patrols, sp American Automobile Association clubs. safeguard the lives of tens of thousands « than 500 cities of the country by : ) e208 red } Vv guidance across streets on the was schoo! them. have not ! recorded in !1 ha While the Automobiue Ass tion attempts to make ! I claim as to the number of live ‘ a to - saved. it cites the Ss from the various citi 7 of the effectiveness of the patrol system There have been numerous in- : + ‘ J ~ ow ’ . -~r 2 = / { ‘ stances of life saving }D! boy patrolmen, however, a vear the Automobile Association . srcingec nA This _began the practice of awarding medals to the young heroes for distinguished service in protect- ing the lives of children. Five medals have been awarded for heroism. Two Binghamton, N. Y.. boys, Kenneth Brownlow and John Osusky, received the award for pulling little girls from in front of automobiles. Kenneth Hoover of Harrisburg. Pa., who was injured rescuing a child, re- celved a medal Others went to Arnold Hurd, Bluefield, W. Va and Robert (yreter, Charieston, W. Va.. for similar acts. JAMES M'CAFFERY LEAVES TRUST FUND FOR RELATIVES Bulk of $150,000 Fstate to Be Used Temporarily for Annttities. The will of James M:Caffery disposing of an estate estimated at $150,000, was filed in Probats Court yesterday. He left $1000 to the Oblate Sisters of Provicence at Normandy, Mo., $500 for masses, and $3900 to Mrs. Carrie H. Alien of Akron, O., and then left the re- mainder in trust to his two neph- ews, John Quirk and James Justin McCaffery. with Attorney Bruce Starke as co-trustes From the inceme ‘he trustees are to pay $125 a month to each of the two nephews; $1900 a month to Mrs. Catherine Mears, a sister of James McCaffery; and 375 a mont! to Harry McCaffery, a brother The trust terminates when the sis- ter and the brother are no longer alive, and the principal! is then to be divided among twelve relatives who are named in the will. Mr. McCaffery lived at 4458 Washington avenue, and at one time was active-in Democratic pol- itics, serving as a justice of th: peace and later as a member of the Board of Election Commis sioners. OUSTED HEAD OF COMPANY SUES TO RECOVER STOCK Adolf Baumann Declares He Sur- rendercd His Holdings Under Duress. Adolf Baumann, ousted president of the United Accounting Max Inc., 716 Sidney street yesterday filed suit at Clayton to §recove;: stock in the corporation which h asserts he surrendered last March under duress, Baumann says the 25.500 shares of common stock, which he gave Up, Were vaiued by him at the time at $255,000 However the market value is considerably | than that figure. Baumann asserts he assicned his stock to Detrich Hedenkamp. \ succeeded him as president. wh: Hedenkaimnmp “awed” him b: a ening to ask for a grand jury in- vestigation of an alleged misappro- priation of assets of the company. Baumann denies any misappropri- ation. His suit is directed against the company, Hedenkamp and the Boatmen’s Nationa] Bank. which is halding the stock in escrow for the compan) TWO ST. LOUIS REQUISITIONS One Turns Prisoner Over to Arkan- sas, Other Scck< Woman's Return. By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, Julw 6.—An Arkansas requisition for th. extradition of Albert Harvey from St Louis to Fort Smith. Arm... Ona charse of fret Ing a mortgaged automo May 23. was honored toda: Caulfield. A. requisition for the extradi tion of Gladys Billingsley | Ei pulpa, Ok... to St. Louis on a charg: of grand larceny. was issued 1 by Gov. Caulfield. ae alleged to have stolen two diamond rings vaiued at $120 helonging to Frank Corneil in St. Louis. . Caulfield to Attend Conference. By the Aseociated Press -—v" : ; ' ' SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. ‘ | ___STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH Visit Our Oriental Rug Mart—Chinese and Persian Rugs May Be Purchased on the Budget Plan JEFFERSON CITY, July ¢ —| Gov. Caulfield announced today that he would attend the annual Governor's conference to be held this year at New London, Conn., Jelly 16, 17 and 18 He will re- spond to the address of weicome by Gov. ei rumbuall of Connecticut Mra. Caulfield will accompany the Governor. Toonerville Skipper Dies. SYRACUSE, N. Y.. July 6.—Dan |: Mason, skipper of the Tocnerville| trolley in motion pictures and an actor for more than a half century. | die@ today at his home at New Kingston. $447 3-Piece Suite of Crotched Walnut, $149 | Butt Walnut. $189 REFRIGERATORS Offer Unusual Values at Union We Show a Porcelain-Lined Leonard at..... A style that’s proven one of our best sellers. Well insulated, large interiors, removable shelves, all sanitary construction. Golden oak outside. Pay Only $1 Down Apartment Style Leonard.. .$11.75 White-Lined Leonard ......$19.50 All-Porcelain Leonard ......$87.75 Semi-Annual Sale of GULESTAN DE LUXE And WHITTALL RUGS AT SAVINGS of 20% Twice-a-year reductions are allowed by the mills where we purchase these well-known popular Rugs, bringing to you savings that are substan- tially worth while. Save during this sale! $150 Whittall’s Anglo-Persian Rugs In 9x12 sizes, in designs and colors captured from genuine old Orientals. $11975 Beautiful . . . superb! Convenient Terms Anglio-Persian Rugs in Other Sizes at 20 Per Cent Off $150 Gulestan De Luxe Rugs 9x12 sizes, another popular Rug patterned from Orien- tals, reproductions are exquisite, colors are Rc i's's cc awrdcebe cc ecw Convenient Terms Gulestan Rugs in Other Sizes at 20 Per Cent Off CUreIOs HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 1120 to 1130 Olive Street Union Purchases the Entire $100,000 Bedroom Stock of the Superior Cabinet Company at One-Third Regular Prices S477 Suite Crotched Walnut and Burl Walnut Overlays Your Choice of Three Pieces 159 Crotched walnut forms this exquisite Suite, with burl ) walnut overlays and trimming of rosewood and ebony. The 24x52-inch dresser and the new style Hollywood handles. Center top section lifts to | vanity have Venetian beveled mirrors, the chest has $537 3-Piece Suite of | six spacious drawers, all interiors are quarter-sawed . Butt Walnut, $179 | oak; the bed, too, shares in exquisite designing. | Governor Winthrop Secretaries, $59.75 $567 3-Piece Suite of Fourth piece at small additional cost. Pay Only £10 Monthly ~ WHAT'S NEW AT UNION No matter what your wants, whether they are for liv- ing room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, lawn or porch, you'll always find the newest of the new here? For the combined buying power of thirty-three stores enjoyed by Union, makes it possible to have at all times a wide variety of furnishings that respond to the modern requirements of utility, color and design. NEW WRITING DESKS In Smart New Styles APE eae $3025 A smart Desk to enhance a smart home. Made of hardwoods in rich ma- hogany finish, drawers have brass disclose removable box for accessories. Desk Chairs, $1.95 In Walnut or Mahogany +4 For you who appreciate the really smart things these Chairs will find their way into your home. Ideal for desk, radio, living room or bedroom. Ordinarily these Chairs sell for more than twice this price! 50c Down—S50c Weekly Other Chairs for Many Purposes, $1.98 to $5.95 Desk Lamps, $3.95 NEW WINDSOR CHAIRS ~ PART FIVE ee 2 In the St . be * ; el ae Si a ‘ be ee es Summ Types for Ev ~~. se A New Jacquard Velour 3-Pc. BED DAVENPORT SUITE Exploiting Pillow Arms and Deep, Comfortable Seats 175 This is truly a most beautiful Suite, with its deep, restful seats, ih S high backs, and its comfortable pillow arms! The covering ts = 3 1314 of Jacquard in an attractive design, the seats are reversible i ani aa New Metal with tapestry and mohair. Davenport opens into bed. ee, 9-58 Pay Only $10 Monthly Walnut Occasional Coxwell Chairs of §mart New End Tables, $9.75 Jacquard, $22.50 Tables, $1.65 a Sleeve a 35, some 32 = | * t . z BUY YOUR GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY TERMS AT UNION

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : '. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. PAGES 1-44 ~ PART FIVE. oO _ In the Summer Apparel Clearance We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Originally $29.75 to $35— 4° A gee Grouped at i f eile Gy A | A Q | oe, 3 5 OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST, LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE. are for liv- ; - - bn, lawn or i las Le @ Variety is remarkable . . . in- ' shia 2 eee ee a Stor Cc Op en new. here! TT La , LM oe aM cluding types for matron and miss , | 2 4 ee i ge eS © | wae ae | uedey G0 .. for street, traveling, dance HN oy Bee? re ie a aj i rs O All Da Yy : tS Se] 2 nd tea... for all manner of cool, Be ee a 7 three stores ss LIEW pe ete ‘ = . mg iwious- 8 \ This Very Hose at Regular Prices _. . are from 8, to case: Thantanaeee a buck and a few of beige water Rose Blonde Te well-dressed appearance—the fashionable se- No Mail or snake. Tawney ee a ae k for th kind Boag to EAM %, lection of colors. They ask for the same kin Phone Orders All sizes and widths | Boulevard ee ee me Se d agai ; , ee again and again. Accepted but not in each style Mysters 3 a = @ | nin Floor Third Floor 1.98 to $5.95 | | Fan Tallies , = eee for Summer Bridge Parties 8 ea © AAI Ae Fras. “ 60c to 75c : ss Ca r Ca fa Nn , sida Dozen @ Let our Summer Fifth Fleer Bridge Tallies be useful en et de 4S SF Fans ...a clever new aaa idea! Smart styles to L choose from. fi Sa oe a: Se 4-Table Bridge HA SO dh 7) nd ale | Sets, $1.00 and $1.50 L mA, ee 4 ° cad x Ke 4 see | a Main Fleer Balceny an Favor Shep—Sizth Fleer ® 13,489 From Regular Stocks 6 0 $7.95 and $10 $1.98 Printed Begins at 9 O’Clock Monday Morning 6211 White Shirts Wrist Watches CREPE S Fanc Sh irts In an Important Selling abd . Monday, Yard $4.85 $9 $950 $9 $9.50 $A 2 for $ 5.95 $459 KINDS offered at ss 8 $4.74 @ Coming at this time of year, this po Babe ae event appeals to the vacationist as well as those seeking timepieces for gifts. yards ae ay a mn + a Al These dainty white gold-filled Wrist ommended tor spien- THESE WELL- ’ did wear. Beautiful in osom Shirts ... soft collar attached... , +4: : Watches come in rectangular and nov- ’ . q Pleated B y KNOWUN MAKES elty styles, beautifully engraved and quality and patternings. oo « tw ollars to : soft collar to match two starched c meek atite cineaaienedl dia 2D tnstsan: wihs: match... Starched collar attached Shirts comprise Browne Shir¢ Co. ete Otece Fk. Jacobson G& Sons. $2.50 White this vast assortment ... All fancy pattern shirts Je | . Phillips-Jones, maker are fast color... will not fade from sun, laundry or or “Ven gs rca it Crepe... .$1.98 A soft quality, washable perspiration. More than 2400 of the white Shirts Collars. material of splendid qual- deep, restful seats, are made of pre-shrunk 144x76 broadcloth. nara Cold Storage ty. “Being an ivory. fon The covering is 7 / “eer \ bg : | é 4 13! 5 to 20 \ : : Only well-known and quality fabrics are included, such Shirtcratt. for Furs ne ee service. ats are reversible ‘ 4 : i as: Galey &? Lord Rayon Shirtings, E-end to End Madras, NOTE: Also included at : 3 @ How will your Fur Coat look $2.45 Printed into bed | q With wide selection \ Waa NS Scarsdale Rayon Striped Madras, Plain and Pastel Ox- this price are 150 Silk in the larger sizes. ARS ee i ford Cloth, Inlay Stripe Oxfords, Dobby and Jacquard- Shirts, formerly $7.50 to next Fall? That depends to a large ee oes : $10—and several hun- extent on what you do with tt this Chiffon .. .$1.95 Sleeve lengths 33 to = : ed Broadcloths, Lorraine Russian Cords, Bristol and = o _ : 35. some . and 36. Yorktown Madras, Windsor Madras. Sylcrepe Fabrics, ae Jamun hiah Summer. vi 2 our + yseme od New End t a French Chambrays. \ quality. ally constructed dry cold vau ts, material in choice of the ie: Main Floor the pelts remain pliable. the fur season's most beautiful s, $1 65 ; 3 retains its gloss. Phone GArfield patterns. 39 inches wide. 5900 for Storage Service. Third Fleer Dainty as a Summer breeze... this all-silk

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ML er ORAL F i ad: UN Rs NE A" le BAAN ERP™ AEE ALOE ARE RRE AO RA ABT LDN OR AED RV TN PAGE 24 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ENCAMPMENT OF 138TH 'EARL REED IS ESCAPED . INFANTRY AUG. 47018. CONVICT POLICE LEARN Man Sought as Slaver of Patroi- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 Famous-BARR CoO.’s BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE Operated by The May Dept. Stores Co. Corsettes Pa bo &2 69 € Made of high-grade pink bro- cade with soft jersey tops. Lightly boned and combined with sections of elastic. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Basement Economy Store me jot wide selection of patterns; aff fast color. Sizes 3 to 7 years. Basement Econenmy Sterg € Button-on and Flapper stylegs a aaieiitiinten aaiell ‘ Sl Re a ee ee a . os ° » tiers ‘ Se eee Pe I é* dew Fos ond 1 chat ARR» eli we ROR A eS Degli , rs r. tee m ft A ~~ w o ihe aie esl 2 Importer Discontinue Stock 3 BRIGHT MODERN PATTERNS man McCormack Out Only ()ne Month >. Ne 4 : ; eis Reed, who is being sought t] rwer of Patrolman William UwcCormack in a holdup of . ‘ 5 “ . , \ ' s ’ \ a s ax CRSP Ss Ss Members of the 6 neh abd, ee aheangIR tence ad neni: Mairnaen 9 # ae iid § Missouri National Gua ~ “a * tL St. Louis at South Broad- for their annual sum ment, to be Nevada, Mo. nary Interest to Thrifty Housewives ... Af fording an Opportunity An Offering of Extraordi so Seve Huakalical on Needed Household Linens and Fashionable Summer Dress Fabrics. " Batistes and Dimities so pieces of these sheer, Summer materials ... in a choice of dainty printed patterns for womens and children’s frocks. Tubfast and 32 inches wide. Bath Towels $ 1 47 Slight seconds. Heavy, full-bleached Turkish Of sheer _ cool-looking Towels in 18x38-inch size. Soft, absorbent qual- Swiss, with ey Se with lustrous silken finish ity ... with pink, blue, green or gold borders. dots or figures. inished d fashi ble with shirring and scalloped f ashiona ° for Bown pen ensembles. Amoskeag Ginghams vie ' re 10¢ flounces. Full bed size. 36 inches wide. 6000 yards of mill remnants of this popular brand of Ginghams in neat blue and white apron checks. Colorfast and serviceable wearing quality. $1 Printed Organdies, 44¢c 4 Mattress Covers, Special at........ $1.18 $3 to $4 Bed- spreads take to camp proximately 10° largest number at a A — a e _ $1 White Rayon Pique 69c Woven of selected Sea Is- land cotton and rayon... ee since the World War A strenuous progra ters clubhouse near | e raided the riday, but found erick McGauley, leff there the has been outiined f Printed Voiles, 25¢ Seconds of 39¢ grade. Sheer, where ney spent t inined thea Headquarté! rv" the regiment. Tod wg ee ted ade te ee a ee ay they met the units from Boonvill: and Mexico A-Bar Farm, where they r spend the "he $59 0 nicht Tomorrow t! eamp in Lawrence, and Tuesday /to be used in aiding Will grrive at Fort Riley St. Louis public high schools in-: The @ncampment ists 15 day curing college educations, will be The regiment will le | unbleached crisp, hard-twisted quality oom ee | . . oe Full double-bed size .. . well made of unbleact ¢ HAD! By SRY 3 . . rrsgpane he Pr gerne ie muslin ... with boxed sides and tapes for tying wae _— variety ae ; ~ea md WA) oe at | ; rer FE iivene 9 “illiea ’ Mi ik if See SY WF ° . = ] t tect rom us s d r. in atterns. in e Benth G and boulevard, at 5 a. 1 Eu: Ware and liam B. Y Hina | wit aly : yy | starching. 45 inches wide. on. Excellent protection from dust and wea zg Pp 40 yesterday for the) nnual sum-j| Maloney, held feed's confed- | BM Miitiiiti : Yaa WARN mmer. . : mer encampment at Fort Riley, |; era! the cigar store holdup —_-. | Hil y ‘ Crisp ane cam Ser Se 45c White Broadcloth. yaa ts finish Pen and Ink Voiles, 34e murder, have also been identi- | : ; Woven of cotton with lustrous silken finish... oont inti in these eet a hey =S | \. $1 Printed Linens, 65¢ in meat Dobby patterns. Suitable for dresses, mens ol re yo le ee 754 at the Universa! a Ht . > =! A number of smart patterns blouses, men’s shirts and children’s rompers. 36 fast colors ot. sturdy hard- Investm: Co. 3848 Easton ave- for coats, frocks and en- inches wide. twisted Voile. 40 inches Ris teeta 0g | 3 sembles. Fast to sun and wide NO NEW SWOPE SCHOLARSHIPS wn washing. 36 inches wide. $1.50 to $2 Brocaded Rayons.... ; BU ie 14 . Beautiful, heavy quality ... woven of rayon and Colored Organdies 50e TILL 1930. IT IS ANNOUNCED Ma Hail Printed Crepes, 44c Egyptian cottons, in rose, green, peach, tan or Stele 3 a Get Tacos ot Ki TAL Seconds of 88c grade.... blue .. . for bedspreads and other decorative uses. a 7 ro ra — $50,000 Fund Established in 1925_ Popular flat weave ... of 44 inches wide. a ‘te. wa i ee to Be Used to Aid Those Now rayon and cotton... in neat, + shades. inches wide. in College. WHE colorfast prints. 36 inches - scholarship fund es- tik Hi “wef | Wy wide. Reh water Saket Path ne a At A Bi ae raid GE Be TMS ie Ma aa er. AY a 5 Saal * eae he sea Nes Na a pred, - Ps Margurite Ginghams t Hh ne Oo ‘ est Sie ahi Sik . dpe-noe . er ala, ak See re i Sl A ce aR: i tein AER RS aR Porte RI etm Oe, faa v Pty oe f s en nee we 2 — = —_ 9 on: oes - re . y o ‘mas wnt en tiai cots en fades aie, a palit g-wlinks ote ; Prat Sheth, 4 : ber. “ ” . . “s - - . . rs »< r c " a mk nb - = Hs oa . wn be as —_ Z Pe. oe to eee ee we pete + eo bg coe Sie tert 9 anes oa 6 ‘ : r n tp < os e in : 3 sale e - 5 ath (ler tae Spe ving onge S : . f 3 "re vn ek a pa a ar: i eat } “7 “ yt, Le im - 5 heey se rn £ , Py » | ip Be : ay Sa ee A RE a ec Ee a - s bitte - ii Rs ka ths, eb a 5000 Men’s Union Suits A) IGNORES Ont ¢. 0 Yeti WES ptm Sg PD AN KID * pe Mgt pms A pes 3 oF , ie ge: - a pats be ch ait 7 €: You'll want to select several of a ———— these pretty, cool Frocks when T aa you see how fashionable and l A clever they are. They are made If ; of wash crepes, prints and flow- ered Georgettes and the dots that are so popular this season. In all the new light Summer colors and trimmed in the latest ways. 3000 Pes. Rayon Underwear Seconds of $1 Grade, Ps ame @8.6 = 54 cs, q' This group comprises women’s chemises, womens bloomers, women’s step-ins, and French panties and vests. Also men’s ath- letic union suits. Il, Or. Size 49c € Rice or Cereal Double Boilers, made of standard grade polished sheet alumi- num. Plain or panel pat- terns with strong side han- j dle. C : : Hand-Blocked Japanese © veel; ‘Ses Printed Silks Shown for the First Time in St. Lowis With long and short sleeves ... types for many occasions . «. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Basement Economy Stere Women’s Union Suits These are seconds of ssc and _s 69c kinds. Fine-ribbed cot- : | ton Suits in open or closed obd? Seat styles. Regular and extra Sizes. Basement Economy Store Have Your Photograph Taken in Our Portrait Studio Special Offer... 11x14 Picture Of Yourself or Anyone Else Summer Shoes Offering Seconds of Women’s $4 and $6 Grades at, Pair Preserving Kettles 6-Or. Size 49c Attractively Offered at ~ A Square for | $4 .39 15 Times Larger Than Above Illustration Styles in red, green, blue, beige and $F -00 @ You probably had no idea of having your pic- ture taken ... but when you see the quality of our work and the value you receive for a dollar you will want one taken immediately. .' You need not spend more than $1.00 or, if desired, you may order as many as you want at one dollar each. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Basement Balceny € Another specia] offering of these charming Wash Frocks with the new sleeve that fits so comfortably. A clever, cool, mew style. Of figured lawns. dimities and special prints in dots, squares and figures. Smart trimmings. Regular and extra sizes. Wash Dresses $2.95 ° n @ Styles for street and dressy wear. black kid and patent leathers. Sizes 2% to 9; AA te D—but not every size in each style. Basement Econemy Store € You'll want to be among the very first to wear this smart new mode! These lovely Japanese Silks are Seconds of $1.29 to $1.65 Grades at € Broadcloths, madras, per- cales and novelty fabrics in hand-blocked Oriental! prints . arrived at Famous-Barr Men’s Summer Shirts Seka Mideanaeciieet direct from the East. They are the newest rage for beach pajamas, scarfs, dwesses, blouses, piano or bridge table covers and drapes. Gorgeous colered Ori- entail designs on heavy € Made of heavy polished sseet aluminum, lipped style. Plain or panel tern, fitted with strong and wood grip. Seventh Fleer Better Kitchen Service Program Monday, 2 P. M. By Miriam Bosd Lecture: “Meats for the Summer Menu.” Demonstration: Bak ed Ham in a Blanket, Meat Sheer daytime frocks of voiles, : batistes and dimities. Long. collar attached and neckband short and no sleeves. Sizes 16 styles. Plain white and fancy pongee. 32 inches wide —sold in squares or by the yard. a Bene eh BAN A AES: Lag: | hoe ORR Pi Ere ee oe 4 eA Ein wi ee Ree. we is ae a, ae Bre oe a 5 “afals o? od Soe Ee famousfarr Co Operated by the May Dept. Stores Co. Basement Economy Store te 52. patterns. Ewery size in one style or another. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Balcony Salad, Pistachio Pirfait, Oriental Punch ” Seventh Fleer

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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a PAGE 3A) cat Boys Suits We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Special — and seh styles: & Ge FOR oe Store Open tion oO att - 4 2 6 . th shirring and scalloped Hl Maes 7 } am TTS Le | Pt Offered $ 4 2 sunces. Full bed size. i at. ee eee @) ; “ ) FAN os ) | Printed Voiles, 25c a 7 25; Cottag e or \ $9 ), a Gt 4 re § : +5 eee POR TRE Si) an , 1 Vela aoe ee ona te er ve ee Re PRET. PI eS or ai oie Daas te fy ee’ fae. ee i OER 1) ca Rneet to ate ¢ . o Fe hgtan: F athe 5 ; ¥ a: { Pte ia re Ce = ee ie ee ee ¥ AS oe a : s y¥ ce oee 3 M SPIRE RTS tes EE COE Ee Sats NT. page EOS ne igh: 4 Pr par 5 Be h ao $5.95 to $10 Hatboxes oe ete evo" se « $4.95 sh. In white and wanted § aI | ‘Es « . Bae as Round or square styles, in a large assortment of shades. 44 inches wide. : | Wee j ‘ 5 RS WN sizes. Choice of enamels, DuPonts and fabri- , eee ee ted coids, fancy lined with pockets in lids and backs. * *s Os SOAR st ey +a *% ~*~ US - »* ~ andie with permanent fin- j > hs os c 7 bat ee Pe a: . SONIAAE ChE IN Sia Gu hiet a AD 7 a om ‘o* Ae a a“ ate $5.75 Traveling Bags ..........$3.75 81x99-Inch ‘= = ey” Bed Sheets f ———— Choice of 3 Patterns $ 95 . Leather traveling Bags in 18-inch size only. A | 7 wndle 200 Sets lack: at. ! real saving to those who desire an inexpensive $1.09 Bag. Three-piece construction. Black only. Ss Pamous-Barr-Co. ” Ut q Just imagine a complete, colorful imported semi-porcelain Eighth Flocr rand. Fully bleached... , 3 » how : Set at this price! The service includes 6 bread and butter hd finisbed without dress- a é plates, 6 breakfast plates, 6 cups and saucers, 6 dessert dishes, g. Exzyellent wearing -_ - 1 vegetable bowl and 1 meat dish. Ideal for your Summer Wality. Limit of six to a a oF cottage, the porch or for the breakfast nook. ae f @ | ENGR Semi-Annual Sale of 1200 New SAS + 15c to 25c 35c to 50c 75c to $1 Pieces Pieces Pieces 10c | 19c | 39¢ Whittall’s Anglo-Persians L’Aiglon | Tea Cups and Saucers Bouillon Cups and Plates in All Si S , ‘ erat Dishes . ieee om | edeen, Beate-and .. + Begins Monday ... Discon- = . "4 5 Oatmeal Dishes 7-In. Vegetable Bowls | Saucers tinued Patterns and Floor roc S é&. dC r . ~ ‘ Egg Cups and Meat Dishes, 8-in, size | art 14 ak ae Samples, $150 9x12-Foot Size.. Coup Soups Pickle Dishes | Meat Dishes | ‘ rs The Same Three After-Dinner Cups | Cake Plates Special Value Colorful Patterns and Saucers | §.In Vegetable Bowls $138—8.3x10.6-F oot Size 0000006 6 O07 00 86a ..$110 No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted ¢ 95 Plan to Be Here Early, as Quantities Are Limited . boventh Pisses $150 Gulistan @ The twice-yearly event that is so enthusiastically DeLuxe Rugs | attended by St. Louisans who want to place in their : | homes the distinctive beauty and splendor of Whit- @ Gay cotton Frocks that would Discontinued Patterns | tall’s Anglo-Persians! Savings so much out of the or- ordinarily be priced higher than Summer Pil] W $ | dinary that early selection is strongly advised! These — pres are 0s 6 a O S 1 2 O | are the handsomest worsted Wilton Rugs made... ap- pe ri “ge ° one gee — ; hoe ; d homes and prints in brilliant co orings. A large assortment of these propriate to the most exquisitely appointe ‘ You will want several when you gorgeous American made see the smart styles, the clever For Porch, Canoe or “Oriental” Rugs offered at trimming details. Sleeveless or Seater , Sunroom this reduced price! _ Guli- Deferred Payments may be arranged, enabling | stvles. Sizes 16 to 46. stans are exact copies of Sa> you to take advantage of these savings Cap sgiceve styles. Orientals at fabulous prices ff and pay out of income, while en- Fifth Floor ' 7 ; \ ot «. . . -.) - ~s E Rice Boilers BOS “£8 atc oo Q ... soft, rich and luxurious! yf | joying your Rug. : ma fist . 9x12-foot size. Other sizes — , Pe Ninth Floor IV, Qt. Size at corresponding prices. A9c @ Choice of ten smart styles Rice or Cereal Double \ = y in large or small shapes, both alee «hae 9 aa P GN ornamental and practical. num. Plain or panel pat- ” a Jee Ws There are blocked cretonnes, terns with strong side han- ’ OC igcteat * i India prints, modernistic cot- die. Cover will fit either he ee A i, FI ton sateens and corded cffects v ra, : he ° ° J é * ee “re * = ee i a “4 ; essel. Seventh Floor ~% 9 & of glazed chintz. Many bright “4 zo LSS. ~ aa ? m ee Bin ee a OLS. Tennis 9 79 : a cd j — i =~ Sie 4 - - * . and attractive colorings... 80 smartly desirable for Summer. Outfits ° Sixth Floor ee ee) 57 of These $8.50 Mirrors Spee Vit ~ Complete outfits that consist of Wright & Ditson racket with . Loy Part of a Big $ 95 reinforced stringing and taped Preserving Sh Os ae Special Purchase, shoulders ... waterproof cover * eS ‘ fe 2 with one pocket and one 1929 Kettles Gay, Summery Styles at ‘it BE et | Championship tennis ball. 6-Or. Size Considerable Savings : . | A splendid lot of beautiful upright and oblong Mirrors that 4 Hal ei add a distinctive touch to an odd corner or wall. They Tennis Balls = S | have handsome etched glass with frames smartly finished in 3 for $1.25 49c $13.95 Spreads $6.95 Spreads | rN gold effect. The corners and tops have attractive designs. Wright & Ditson Balls € Made of heavy polished $ 1 0.75 $4.75 | ed ~ eet aluminum, lipped , : | ; ~ : style. Plain gp ll pr Handsome Spreads, New organdie Spreads, | Foo. >. $10 Mirrors for $7.95 > 3-Section Right Fics tern, fitted with strong bail either of rayon and sheer and Summery in a 4 ‘ Semi-Venetian circles, three-section and wood grip. cotton-glo mixture or of gay floral designs. Va- | , Mirrors in oblong style and semi-Ve- Modernistic ! : : Seventh Floor faille, in plain or bro- rious pastel shades, netian console Mirrors, all etched, bev Mirrors rs) cade effects. Old rose, with ruffled sides and eled and attractively framed. You Save Part n ANT |; 20 Value blue, green, gold and edges. Choice of twin . . $ Better Kitchen orchid. 90x1I08 size. or full bed size. Ww | f See eens ee ae 95 of W hat You Spend Sz | pri an . : ’ rvice Program S | pi toned frames. Console Mirrors $ 1 4. ~-- When You Save the Eagle- $5.95 Bedspreads se we 2 Rat | in unique design and three-section semi- Stamps Given Here With Monday, 2 P. M ; 7 , . , a Ft , V t buffet Mirrors with brown * , By Miriam Boyd Rayon and cotton brocade Spreads with border- a — Z S, aa aaa a itae Summed Also three - section Cash Purchases ] _ cut-out corners. Twin Lecture - “Meats for the ed sides. Scalloped edges, cu r» full size. Choice of colors. 2 es Sit te a Blanket Mast Special eA P/K23. Upright semi-Venetian and three-sec- a staan Stamps .. . for the full books are Loaf, Baked Potatoes Cotton Spreads, Spec , ee SS 7 fet tion oblong styles with attractive brown Some have designs redeemable here for $2.50 in with Cheese. Stuffed Attractive Spreads with solid colored grounds, x CIES: and gold finished frames. Handsome i oaiae. merchandise or $2 in cagh .«. Prune Salad, Pistachio and neat white stripes in crinkled pattern. ——— Mirrors with beautifully etched and really worth while irfait, Oriental Punch. Choice of full or twin bed sizes. oo beveled glass. Eighth Floor y . Seventh Fioor e~ * a f = ‘ = om ae + om Cah Ate _ 2 r? . - ax> A es min ee * . : > «5 ss a = ee “ he I ee ee! 7 - * oe . <_— . ee a ee _ . se ew “ R . a en a aR: gle’ Sele eee 22 Saree bu ea ie 4 a atl =“. . ee, x ; es . es Le ae # - a semi- Venetian and | . upright styles. Oth- @ You'll see a difference in your

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PS PEL SLIT. Ee tL Ss Fii= “TiS } -, PAGE 44 ——___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 — = es | Jeanette Vical, international -| Bastille Day, July 14, a Frenchy ye NEW TELEVISION PROCESS | 49TH ANNUAL CELEBRATION ee coro aa ae ‘Capt mar holiday. The reception | FIRST - OF = THE - MONTH ’ % ° . - ' ; Ne 7 c le ‘ical. fencing instructor.| committee comprises Kenneth M. Activities of Boy Scouts — where x er — | OF BASTILLE DAY IN ST. LOUIS — roi leas th the Star. Jackson, ss Gury, Alfred Nor- | SPECIALS FOUR DAYS ONLY ’ eer ene Von | P ipangles tanner will e #uns yy) risn, — . ° ae 7 a BERLIN, July 6.— Denes French Societies Will Observe Na- — sects toate: eile 5 Mile. M. EL Carriere: and Mile. L| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday | Mihaly. Hungarian inventor now ' es : ) . e tional Fete Here Next Stockham | lL. Ponscarme. Members of the or- | urg, tlantic - City and other s a | 3 . , ew 2 no Atinett board | living in Berlin, says he has Ge- Saturday | bers of the Fred W. Gabriel r ma fs “) ro P 5 r= ‘ : . ; —€ ~* ‘ i . »i? : a S aions | A ‘antic sea ar sl vised a mov able tele Vision ap] a- e , Post of the A merican Legion will ganization committee are vabdrie The Roving Campers are expect- «aR: a ; “ee bh ol wieties of St. Louis : as 6 uric - r . -u- . ae J g Camper p Cxpect-! tus which ean be shown in day- The French societies of Louis: -esent several acts. Ferrand, Maurice Faure and Eu ti eturn to St. Louis tomor- ‘ : a ee | : ¢ “eli ~ * ee I = younee light and can make scenes im-}; wij] hold their forty-ninth celevra- rhe fete is in celebration of; geme Felix. ed Tor i ai § | mediately visible to millions. | In connection with his trans- | | || mitting apparatus, Von Mihaly N ‘luses a lens functioning much like P- ™. Nea meidhcbaebs caine . ;' roop otes | “ elcome will be lelivere y 12) GLASSES for Farsight or Reading and Sewing that of the photographic camera. | oa es ee | oer et out Jamboree Party Sails From | oteeaiiiieen tis hin: Geaembes-s6 an ne 1 ibe erbal, presiden th A | 50 - South District. longer necessary to use a darki! ich Society of St. Louis, anc . t \ 3 e Complete With | ‘ee een FRAME AND LENSES : erm! ht ee ° ee a ioe Bk er rae 5 ae age sen ly iitgeriy rr smeesiits wml , sii BN re . -s 2P ane Bi . “ ra e me te . NE RAN > RNB! Nr Op an tin 9 HET —_— . ik ag ae “> " * a s ” & myer > el - say ee ve ied tenis res “PART SIX. An a ae u ‘ ‘Ff Montreal — = Eleven scouts of Troop 105 of | chamber. cooking outdoor tests ~ + > ~ rin Na ons »| on ; } > ‘ nv e-Tennn Aar ra > ny Troon 7 i ‘ sand Across Atlantic. the Assumption School are taking | - 7 } i ee ae he Ps sta > o~ _— i . Ai i i ii t “tz . . 1. 4 if j . a — | a Beven-cay vacation trip to ree a eee Rtg Pyro he in ‘rench \ three years of practice in St. Louis, will Zive you his personal ' Tarame Tk" in a . * ‘ .iiSs wara iower, - Aue , : — , ‘ S » ; - Ae, ‘There will, be no| Miss Sarah Tower, 27 Vande- | Pe in Froncs ad | F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL CO., 423 N. Bey ee New ) arranged. Ru | (BETWEEN LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES; r of St. Louis” troop ade = Gon a for the Blind. She was one of the | * ances i. } ' — | + delegates to the International bo} North District lfounders of the association and | Miss Stella Eyerman and Miss Pat 7 REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS = Scout Jamboree at Birkenhs En-| i a ovis illite . acyroed ness oper spa gong Rersaertnatnggeevpe data BBE ora eT ' The PUST-DISPATCH Kegularly prints M eatures O : . isa ae i. . oe & «8 i i lTiasSsiZet¢ nas } a ee nl 44% ‘ aa B | . hd : ah — : ee ay. “2 . = > > . - a gland, now are on tne Atlantic’ the need for mure first--iaes scouts | activities. : ll be given by Mlle. 4ds than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMER. ’ > : | , | — : a received at 10 : ec t si aM af ~ : O} } , t c i Nine [fer scouts 7 ca T ; * Station K ws tom ae af st am ; ae os - % : . | ome : B : ; | ? é : ; | HREE FOR : | | executive of ths i 4 it eae aa? attended tf) meeting a | Se eCmt- nnua oe vent cil, who accompanied the troop : The ditties aatealk” sh P YT. | ’ f ; fee nee ee _ Summer Series o from Mi: to Begin — Advent Stories by Floyd G _ won the inter- | bons—Woman as will repr ss Au sas ks : al C74 noints. An- - ? . & >; - - q fr bination convention and sg reticle jl] be begun at the Three Days of Super-Values Learn Ieee al een : ce — es : anther contest will pe DerkUD tad ~ - . ° see: %\ [ Pee oe ; two-day Mon... Tues.... Wed. a ven; = La | > | : — ; N ’ . * ; —_—— tT | | % = - é 5 9 7 Triple Eagle Stamps J i ; =a TA mp SCOuy, New Pillow, | ar .;, tect f : . . \ 4 =F a0 "( ?, pe " ¥ ws . grams will go into e et row evening. The principal will affect the General M idea to buy | aN i ks wa 4) | a eee } 7S} Se Se a , fly in front of the | i eS WE = , — | Gite ~ eae Sr 9. ; 3 east for which a woman will sandiame at the last meet- : "ee ; . — 2% == - = . d ‘ Bf \- PAL ‘1 =~ —_ ae pee res. a — ane The 49 members . me re © fFroOp until | rector of the Missouri Association an Bs at ee sandal i 4 AND Ocean, according to far as Qu ’ ; TY ; a | ’ - ; A meewTin a =COUuULmM wees [tt Herace’s nome lest: Week: Te eral Motors Conce ee eee ey ee | mateo wteat which kas . sest! 4 | f/ A —~ | | | : i= : ‘alae ST ns ter of Ceremonies. _ . - . , & Poy: ith the Added Saving of . SS oy ee { veral changes in KSD’s 4c, %o “a, Se ' sf dule for broadcasting NBC Hour. Another will bring at CPeeRreacec sce - i ¥ compenamnnenrne? waeerepe ol Fige, ’ re | ~ faint’. “Walia inctilaphatie®. “linia i Stele! WSF; Sage, Motors concerts, which will ter Simons was in charge ™, Ve ; ft omen 1a ee i +2 a a" . 2 ve : a. ae . Ss i) ee PAP Sa ee —_ “Ss meee ———— 2 Oe certs by Sousa anc his band, ngton Methodist Church : ae o , : Se eee eS os eS : . ‘ ee be a Setidsbeemiins Ag ES. . g sg = "Si ~ Pe : . oe ’ rs : TK. Age phonic proportions and sin = ‘getteee’ ak tea Geen me ge ean? % | 2 he | national and international re recently. Friges , SSS. Zs | ae 3 bets | | — a e tion. orn of enntecte. ] ; z ~~ s ; Nee a , . 5 ee Tomorrow night, a men’s ch end Men Gcha.- = yr oF . aS 3 gt will be featured with orch q ~ ° ¢ =. - . ao ip : “+, -—f the A RE Nie ae te ) from Planquette’s light opera, peso Chimes of Normandy.” The Mohair Suite, Carved Frames : $250 Three-Piece prem wil include works of ence of harmony; Ganne, M . Occasional e | What better example of Triple Stamp Chair Davenport-Bed Suite Bizet, Gounod and Delibes. * Two new features are te Savings could we illustrate? A massive 5 , ~ : d : _ . ’ es : ; 89.50 The davenport has a coil spring bed and a tufte : broadcast over KSD tonal dav export and club chair to match, deep cc te win] ‘Mattress included as a Triple Stamp feature at no | night. One is to be kno ly carved frame. Upholstering of excel- seet and back uphol-| extra charge. Fireside chair and club chair to “Hunting Headlines Around | : It will feature Floyd o RIGS ORE SFP RO er ss in contests held teed —_ Sn ie nee aaAs > uci = i ' * Py - . ; - = a eee a Be eee . ee te are ee a a SER, mae. id " SET RES i DOSS SRS aed See I iE a eS Be eS ee i 5 ‘ i fh ew, ve a ‘ SEA os Oe % - any 4 - Ce Ry ~ ° ‘2 Whee oe A , 2 OO NOLO tt A Nie TO TE AIO RC Lage as RB RI Oe Or a ~~ — 7 . “ee . aeemien. shies ee) ABN oye —— - “ “ Pum ae, 4 ae, a . . “ —— — j ‘ 4 by : ane 2 ~ . 4 SLT RE el Tr COIL Man oe >it J enw j ity ; r my ' stered im re r . . “orld.” lent quality mohair, with loose cushions, stered in red or green match the davenport . . . Upholstered in multi- Seton iuismae Ga ‘ reverse sides in moquette. (Sides and Sk, SS: ae colored Jacquards, reverse cushions in damask. eaveler and euthee. tn backs in velour. ) adventure. Titles of some of - Frames are exquisitely carved. Only S10 a Month... Triple Eagle Stamps broadcasts are: “Torpedoed Sunk in Mid-Atilantic:” “Pearig - Perils in the Pacific:” : SERVICE FOR DROWNED BOY Joseph Heinle, +: Who Tost Life oud in Meramec, Was Active Pay Only S85 a Month... the Sahara: “Air Yachting @@ ‘ in His Troop. Tri le Eagle Stamps Monday and Tuesday Only A memorial service for Joseph » 9 P as | . Caribbean,” “Through Famine = Cholera.” “Revolutionary $9-00 Reading Heinle, 14-year-old University City SS . ' _ —=> . = ih we iBLe 3 and Battles in Mexico;” “In > ie ee - a - seiptieays 2 an or _ cho 7 jrowned Liven of War:” “Ambushed in co: “Falling a Mile;” “Timt “How It Feels to Be Shot;* Raiders Over Paris;"” “The mance of Panama.” and “3 From the Boishevwlki.” The other new program & titled “Let Us Join the The new Silvaline frame, exact It will occupy the period imitation of the white gold now to &-320 o'clock tomorrow Miss Vida Sutton. who im vogue. Durable and t | cane amin —— ' ; AH — . tn j Za DS Pp ; Ny H ane &™=""q_ NEGRO CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK | S 4M Ng | . Lawn Bench | radio classes in diction evel in appearance. is to be 1 15 Oscar De Priest Will Deliver Ad- Triple Stamp Special | AN UA | Pe —SS SE ‘ f and other stations, : . dress at Odeon Tomorrow. _- ° + e | em Cae —— eed & I 9 Lad of ceremonies. Erva Gileg Congressman Oscar De Presta | $00 Fiber Sunroom Suite LL oeveD prano; the Parnassus Trio: 7 With each of the above — 4 m~ +h EF rot Illino : ean a — ‘ - E egro, fr l é irst linois Dis- — . ~ new 4 tiie oem Bo Age ery 6744 irug store, 15 North Jefferson ave- /| ore ets! | aa tf he , ™ j tr “er : aan ms = tl ”? ~joOInNtment, “nira .4 : mS iia ,.% aiiics : | In ‘mF « — ¢ ‘a z a ne ' OlumMmMoDa cham wi and Mrs, Helen e 2 5424 re ; a , : ara ; Ns . Terry, 2505) i ra JAR Oe : / ‘ C A Here Are Somal Tuesday night, when a Fads j ° , A > ® j F concert, ‘ 17 ees oy $25 Glider .......9m8 oe an, ee Distance Glasses $4.95 Kryptok Invisible Bi-Focal Lenses (Spherical Combinatien , Only) Rev. E. A. Main, the pastor, Heinle was one of the af ° ip ee ee Campiete ss & Sg Aloe 6 Shapes 2 a ee ainda aoe ay ee Te nS pate ; pas eS eae te 7. — ; Nn! ts ta a a > ‘ x 2 & av eae ee "i ee oh Fon nf oe ( ti @lasiiicns a i a i. “_ a ) fe! Yel fal bat ~ oe ae | time. Thus another manuf This Bed. Chifforobe and Either atey ! : ‘ . | we ceca eet 7 is stepping forward to play tive part In the broadcasting . ° . = 4 ¢ . - W : ited number of these attractive Suites to be indshield With Pad 8133.50 Fiber chosen in whatever combination of pieces ; peeraes and directed by £E » EP ee ers 4 siendoeza, who recently trasted by the mahogany overlays. Ful n nether ner. for he has taken part plete with cretonne-covered brown and red combi- Triple Eagle Stamps ...Only 86 a Month tire floor sample line at exactly % re 6 m0 «*HIs series began. oe . ry A e " J #2 ; 7 > tind ’ a - : ed . al - a 4 This Sticker on Your pene Dresser or French Vanity MH = which the whole radio ind r A Rocker you prefer. Superbly built of fine walnut Unrestricted choice of our entire (=——enA agape annen a ef eD — veneers on matching hardwood frames with sample stock N iF . i . | Ss position as conductor Means Your Car 88.75 ple stock—none reserved. Na- | eotiet Gene cae Large. comfortable Arm ae : , , i ; + ots elie’ ‘agi Sea cae dustproof construction; metal drawer pulls, lines included for the first time in * 7 All-steel, in walnut finish, with Rocker with long ru = e weekly Sunday nights’ con ad. hatior .* . e re. a VWianA P — Many Other Bedroom Suites at Special Prices off—in addition to t a =~ Gomes erchetrs 3 For Triple Stamps Days we feature a lim- All Refrigerators WP Of The Wade. camseste. sae — carved outline panels in a dark tone con- tionally advertised, restricted price | | doza is known to every KSD metal cane panel ends. Com- mers, deep natent nd heavy plate mirrors. our history. Your choice of the en- vs: ae ®. a a Ste a “Family” eves on Triple Stamp Days Continued on Page 8, Ce Triple Eagle Stamps Open Evenings 2 . . . g - Pianist in By 9x12 Axminsters $241.50 Beautiiul quality, with heavy, curable body. 1 mew patterns. Appointment 9x12 Seamless Fringed Velvets $37.50 quality! Rugs ordinarily 7 Newest Geverner Caulfield has issued a proc- lamation extending the “Save - a - Lif- Campaign™ un ti! Monday; July 15. 9xi2 and 8.3,410.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs -_-- $19.75 Wonder! | wa’ good selection of terms and colors. How long since you have had your brakes tested? ... your tires inspected? . .. the mechanism of your car gone over? Since it costs you nothing to know, wouldn't you want to be absolutely certain that your car 1s SAFE to drive ... that you, the occu- A Regular S145 pants and the public will incur no risks trom that source? Then. too. vou'll want y . - i ~ ° , W alnut Dining Suite ne | ‘ 8 Pieces. AU in a Pastel! Green , : , 7 ~ = che to let others know you are a careful driver ot a safe car... that you are co-operating ad fully with the “Save-a-Life Campaign.” . _ , ! Sil 4 go y v ampaign ap | 4 >. Triple Eagle Stamps, Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday ‘ Everything in matching tones of pastel green. F T VV | st dec y E E I WN S P E Cc 7 Oo ® ) Triple Stamp Dining Suite Special, large extension “ /, orated ve EY breakfast set, all-porcelain @ a © F YO U R Cc A R | table, 60-inch buffet, five side chairs and host's 7 Pe ¢, portelain-top kitchen cabinet and a 9aa™. Sty eer ae supine | chair — —— seats). Genuine walnut ve- o it , elt-base rug to harmonize. ig - greatest co-sveration in the “Save-e- neers on hardwood frames to match. High lighted - Priced Separate! ua Life Campaign” the 3300 a» obile dealers « : , 5 gnte : par y eft Pee am a te inapect care FREE OF “CHARGE and te | with overlay panels. "ay | 5-Piece Breakfast Set..... $34.75 9 e 2 2 yY sticerre, i a: | Many Other Dining Suite Bar Gas Range ue : gains e K; : itchen Cabinet ..._.. ae MISSOURI STREET AND HIGHWAY SAFETY ASS'N Triple Eagle Stamps ... 85 a Month 40 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE 9x12 Felt-Base Rug Co-operate with the “SAVE-A-LIFE CAMPAIGN” SEVENTH & WW ASHINGTON Triple Eagle Stamps seinen Da — I y. ) I 9x12 Sample All-Wool Wiltons $39.75 , Sree. tai purchase of makers samples ts. ordinarily would sel! for $100 or more. *-¢ 4 MA th hehe hay, +i rn PRP EES MES >

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- MONTH SPECT 4 RCN meenanin & ae DAYS ONLY ae x — é i! - \ ao 2 Mo ST.LOUIS POST yre y = ; SYS : veo. .: > ws WA Wao ~~ aes DOWN NAA ‘ \ SQW >" ‘er 3 WQS EE Saw, «8* Dee ** .. “AQ \ s\ ~ N wy f AN MW'Y wy VAN CK N N ~ -* aX ~ we > . an Ws , : Sis On ‘ aetecae leet side. (y 7 Y ‘eccocsersesee \ NNOANNATINR WW "=>" $b. Seo x RRA VAAVAMMIIONG # ‘es eee eeees eee Complete With ME AND LENSES ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. _ PART SIX. PAGES 1—10B pd over 50.000-pairs of eyes during hj puis, will give you his personal attention PTICAL CO., 423 N. Broad OCUSF AND ST. CHARLES) Seeking Big | Bond Issue For Highways In Georgia Committee Studies Need for Money Preparatory to Placing Program Be- fore Legislature — $25,- 000,000 Would Go to Counties. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGTON, July 6.—Bigni- ficant of what some of the states are planning in the way of high- way improvement on a large scale is the study that Georgia has been making preparatory to floating a bond issue of §100,000,000. A joint committee on bonds ap- pointed by the Governor, and an Atlanta newspaper called on the National Automobile Chamber | of Commerce for advice in surveying conditions before making a de- ? cision, and Norman C. Damon of OCIEIO\® i , . , we fe — the Washington office of the N, A. s fp testes THR ia 2 * “y M, : ja i'.. (. went to Georgia for that pur- pose, Damon has returned to Wash- ington with some interesting data on Georgia's problems. The Governor of Georgia ap- pointed the special committee of business men, bankers and others to study the bond issue proposal, which would provide $100,000,000, of which $25,000,000 would repay the counties for the money they * have spent on state roads. This sum | | the counties would be able to use i : ie aie ; Bennett Spring State Park, Near Lebanon, Mo., an Ideal Spot for Vacation Outings eatures gage Pe: H Kegularly prints MORE WA T er St, Louis newspapers COMBINE] ; . Station KSD Symmer Series of Gen- eral Motors Concerts to Begin — Adventure Stories by Floyd Gib- bons—Woman as Mas- ter of Ceremonies. * a ee ee ey ee ee ey ee ee = neeecnmeteaal eo anni mm gene - = $ oe “ - “5 4 ? “3 \ res . , *. af . - ~ia -. . . ee” kt el ee ee Several changes in KSD’'s sche- dule for broadcasting NBC pro- grams will go into effect tomor- row evening. The principal change will affect the General Motors Hour. Another will bring a broad- cast for which a woman will act as master of ceremonies. a : ee V\ f fe The summer series of General si: Nnepaacagaasabes 7 ee “4 Sie ~=s Motors concerts, which will begin ee : tomorrow night after nine con- certs by Sousa anc his band, will pring a return to the policy of pre- senting fine orchestral and vocal music by an orchestra of sy'n- phonic proportions and singers of national and international reputa- tion. : Tomorrow night, a men’s chorus will be featured with orchestra singing, among other numbers, the brilliant “Legend %f the Bells,’ from Planquette’s light opera, “The Chimes of Normandy.” The pro- gram will include works of Ra- meau, creator of the modern sci- ence of harmony; Ganne, Massenet, Bizet, Gounod and Delibes. Two new features are to be broadcast over KSD tomorrow night. One is to be known as “Hunting Headlines Around the, World.” It will feature Floyd Gib- bons. newspaper correspondent, traveler and author, in stories - f adventure. Titles of some of the Oi Titete notes in the see broadcasts are: “Torpedoed and ithe day, with a summer sun beat- Sunk in Mid-Atlantic:” “Pearls and | ing down on the highway and the Perils in the Pacific;” “Lost on |heat of the motor vying with the the Sahara,” “Air Yachting on the atmosphere in an attempt to make Caribbean.” “Through Famine and | driving uncomfortable. Cholera;” “Revolutionary Rides One experiences such a sensation and Battles in Mexico; “In Case | when, after traveling the 172 miles of War;” “Ambushed in Moroc-| over U. s. Highway No. 66 to Leb- eo;” “Falling a Mile,” “Timbuctu,” anon, Mo., and the 14 miles be- “How It Feels to Be Shot;” “Alr tween there and Bennett Spring Raiders Over Paris;” “The Ro0-/| state Park, one pauses as the road mance of Panama,” and “Escape | swerves to the right along the bank From the Bolsheviki.” of the stream, and rests a moment, The other new program is e€N-/| preathing the cool, pure air and titled “Let Us Join the Ladies” absorbing the woodland vista. It will occupy the period fror A natural inclination is to get || ENNETT SPRING STATE : Bi . ¥ to 8:30 o'clock tomorrow night./ out, stretch and, perhaps, lie down | | B PARK off 1] - = a Miss Vida Sutton, who conducts/in the luxurious grass. But, over- | orters excellent rece cp ag z ‘lasses | ictior or K “ -" || geation facilities and scenic ad- radio classes in diction over KSD/| coming this tendency, or after giv- Peggy” ones to and other stations, is to be mastei |ing way to it, one drives along the vantages. ve, rer of ceremonies. Erva Giles, s0-|upper bank to where the road along the a Soa re aaa prano; the Parnassus Trio; Wel-j| crosses the water. There has never rr bri “c seg : come Lewis, “blues” singer, and! been a real bridge there, so far as town 1n t ; ot ‘ aye 0 Muriel Pollack are among the art-/| could be ascertained, but a decid- || = Sey of t : an “a ee ists and entertainers selected for) edly practical substitute has been | el west rove Snap an Mh ge Steamer ee eaterwater | 4 raed smtebigg Louis poesia with plank bottom and a guide pole | | 1 Fada Concerts along the sania. : “|| mobile parties. Begin Tuesday Fishermen have a weakness for |* this submerged bridge. At almost any hour of the day, two or three A new series of broadcasts over | ™ay be seen standing on the plank- | the Columbia chain will begin ing, with their hip boots resisting Tuesday night, when a Fada salon concert, sponsored by Fada Ra- dio, is to go on the air for the first | By ROBERT L. BRADLEY, Automobile Editor, There is a good deal of saatis- faction in driving a considerable distance over good roads, then passing over a few miles of bad and suddenly coming to aé_ cool Ozark stream flowing lazily be- tween grassy, tree-lined banks and beckoning one to a refreshing swim or an hour or two of good fish- ing. Particularly if the drive from i a tufted re at no chair to in multi- damask. | on further improvement. The re- maining $75,000,000 would be used to supplement current income. The Legislature which convened June 26 has before it the bond is- sue proposal, which would require a constitutional amendment. Hills have been introduced providing for a referendum of the people at the next general election tn the fall of 1930. The situation In Georgia ts that |} there are two roads connected: clear | across the state north and south, but no connectea paved road all the way across the state in an east and west direction. It is planned to connect up the more important roads as rapidly as it is econom- ically possible. Georgia has 6400 miles in State highway system, | 6 per cent of the total |About one-fourth is paved and about one-third of that quarter | has been paved with county funds, |The State’s source of income for road work is threefold: Federal |aid, county funds and motor ve- hicle taxes. There is a 4-cent gas- oline tax of which 1 cent goes to the counties and one-half cent to the State school fund. The bonds would be paid for, principal and interest, out of motor vehicle taxes. The bond issue would ¢ulfill a threefold need by speeding wy road construction, re-establishing | the credit of the counties, and pro- viding greater advertising value -and economic stimulation to the business life of the state. le Stamps | - > A =) ote pS Or ng) 7 - . “a ae ! ' ’ e , 4 > _ ‘ > . ps 2 R ae’ & : } | . 4 & 7 a Pe ; 3 ee . : n * ; | 2 elle " . 4 . ; > . mi eo? , , . 4 - . " . iH : Re * See Pr ‘Ss * : om ; Pal ‘Saas ¢ : : ’ : , ' - wy ut le ” . Ps 4 4 a, Coes 7 . pe . > - : Pan. Mle er . Ree gs Ala nT hee a -. ; t+ t 6 0 Cimtte eee €/¢/¢@ ,0/ejeie 1, Of ies O : seectneeres 2 ‘ Rainbow trout are used in pro- David . | Niangua | dn awtomobite "association i Mendoza, who recently 'a hotel, hotel annex and hotel cct- | “’#D6u fusion to stock the stream and the | River is one of the best| ; | a og "| eral other frame rest- | im Missouri for bass fishing. Writer Who Made Same Trip by Automobile in Six | elaborate weather map for the ee = entuctce of the | tase, WHE SCVeres cist, natahany| There are excelient picnicxtg Hours Last Year Describes Varying | benefit of motorists in search of Impressions. rs entered the firm overtime to of our entire reserved. Na- restricted price the first time in choice of the en- ime at exactly ™% July at a working holiday slightly However, it | that the very SOTNe the Capitol Grand Orchestra. Men- | dences as well as the fish hatchery sas peatlands ae ®vening. Leon Tumarkin, pianist, in the Baldwin recital on KWK this | popular recreations. ' fish | roam through the water In schou's | worm | from | 's. Highway No. 54, to the west of | are not | At iS. 50, Linn and vidaws nit hater ery sm‘a'i Li€ favorite the fish One of the Brice is that of stream and mill race from 4 wooden bridge which carries road over them. The mill literally packed with thousands of of all varieties and sizes, that race: 18 hapless insect or may fall on the surface voracity of a pack of The State rigidly en its rule that the fish be not attack that with the wolves forces molested. Until the county read which leads Benett Springs Park to UL. any and the park is improved, motorists advised to take this Automobile route on the return. parties should return to Lebanon over ihe same road they |and took to the parh from Lebanon take one of two routes back to St. Louis. Either the same road—L. 5. No 66—may be taken, or Missour! Highw ay No. 5 to Linn Creek where No. 54 leads to Jefferson City. the Missouri Capita! either | the southern route, taken to St. Louis, or U. 5. lowed across the Missouri River to 17. S 40, which its paved to _ St. Louis Lebanon to tro The high- Jef’ scenic paved le- from - = o¢ It is 30 miles Creek, and there to Jefferson City. way is well graveied to City L. S. 50 is more 1’ Ss. 40, although not tween the Osage River and Lani: On U. S& 50 it is 129 Louis. being slightly nmiifes reson tan tiles to longer |way of U. S. 4%. of the i ute afternoon, and on into Ohio in the next day’s holiday traffic. We were jubilant because the speedy little roadster skimmed over U. &. way No. 40 to the Indiana polis in six hours, and because tae road was not as congested the next day as might have been expected. But a beautiful hot Saturday to Indianapolis (>. in sight of down metro- week ago, On a afternoon and to Coiumbus, Highway No. ‘0 a considerable j Way. It took hours from Lambert-bBt. Louis lI leid to Stout Field, Indianapolis, a dis- tance of 230 miles, and just four hours from the home airdrome oO the new Port Columbus, a distance of 417 miles, including a stop at Indianapoiis. The contrast of travel airway and the highway terest many St. Louis who have driven East on No. 49 Not the least difference is in the coolness of the plane in summet Many landmarks on th: route naturally new Ap- pearance from the birds. For the air journey .the City vf Wichita. one of the big tri-motored craft of the Transcontinental Air Transport, was the 2. T. will inaugurate commercia! service tomorrow, with fiving links between Columbus, O:, and Waynoka, Ok... and between Clovis. N. M.. and Los Angeles. It will operate in conjunction with over- night on the Pennsylvania hetween York and Columtus Ve bye low for exactiy tw on the will li- motorists Lime on a vantage of! take the vehicle. its trains New ‘and the Santa Fe between Waynoka and Clovis. The fare from St High- flew | o2-mine- | ‘From New York to Lus Angeles, with the same Pullman accommo- dations, the charge is $239.95, The City of Wichita roared over the field office at. the St. Louis alr- port from the west and circled vracefully to earth, right on sched- ule. at 2 p. m. It took on gasoline and passengers and sailed smoothly at 2:15 o'clock. Almost immediately the Missour! and the Mississippi, where they flow parallel north of St. Louis. were visible 700 feet below, the brown current of the former min- |, sling with the lighter stream of the latter where these, the createst rivers, joined. Next in sight were the attractive buildings of the St. Louis Training School for the Feeble Minded, on Bellefon- taine road. Beyond were visible the big cement works on Riverview ‘drive and then Chain of Rocks, where the settling basins for tie citv'’s water supply stood out. The plane flew just north of the extreme northern boundary of St Louis. close to the North Shore Country Club, and with a fine view of the new highway bridge over ‘the Missisippi, the one with 1 sharp bend in midstream Soon there wag a glimpe of Edwardsvill off to the right, but nearly all the | way across Illinois the craft avoid- ed the section familiar to most mo- torists. as it took a direct cours. some distance north of No. 49 towns were seen, but Few in - stead the land beneath was a fas- | and yel- | cinating pattern of green a Continued on Page 4, Col. 2. away | nation's | |of manufacturers ~ » July §.- shortened DETROIT, Mich., Handicapped by the working period due to the holiday! and the vacation season in general, the automotive industry has con- cluded the first week of a month which undoubtedly will reveal the lowest output total thus far ‘year but.which nevertheless ne ahead of July, 1928, according to B. H. Cram, president of Crams Automotive Reports, Inc., industry authority. , The field of medium-priced cars reflect the decline other classes, al- manufacturers of this will probably will more than the though sore hich-priced modeis report a notice- | able slackening of demand and con- sequently will curtail their output proportionatel) The priced models are suffering jest from the downward sales, however. and as a result pro- duction of these cars must be much lower On the nand, of the low-priced cars is continuing at high and has shown no change from the increases inatitut- ed two weeks ago by one of the leading manufacturers. Sales in this line also have shown very slight tendency to decline, Introduction of new lines of cars continues to produce trregularities in the trend of output, resulting in increased scheduler on the part making the car stocks have not been reduced to any marked gree and as a whol disciose a spot- ty condit'on. Two more trade cen- other production levels changes. New ion fe. medium. | heav- | trend of | only a) Directs New Series of Programs —— ey 4 | \e : David Mendoza, who is-to conduct the new Fada Salon con-crts, ters report stocks on the decrease | beginning July. 9.

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Se kh as ee a eee ee ee ee | | ; : PAGE °R ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 = ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH : : a “og va & = = . - aa Hunkins, whose varied interests in-| are interested in the new | M . . rire { oi! E. Graves Heads | b clude ownership of the Coronado | Announcement of the Dealer | eeting Goodrich Fleet : | | H Handles Au urn Hotel Garage, is treasurer, Carl was made by F. W.g _— p Th Goodrich Fleet Is Welcomed | Company to Take ee S. Lawton. an insurance man, and tory representative of the gee Of Chevrolet a asses i hrough EOS BH , “a : MA eee 5» ee ae ae Over Auburn Line: | = Sales Stimul other business men of St. Louis Automuhile Co. o Auburg, an Cit on Tour pag : eh: i i ne ee ee Pe tae | d "a a 4 epee. CS ~*~ oe - (es 8: ied New Distributer Succeeds. ‘ 4 ¥ — 7 y 4 . 4 ‘ oe ‘ . q ae He oe 5 pails “g. ud i . Banquet to East St. City Hall, Cars a Se, 7 oe i. bin oe Paes “ih, 3 . | d aga meee! A Louis Concern. Displayed. ™" s ' 4 ; ~* E 1 , oe as , F. . : . > : "he | a . - ¥ ' The ne w ly fo rmed A u b u rn - ‘ ed | | 4 ) —_———----~ as ee =i: ¥ howe eae ' eget . Graves Motor Co., Inc., of which’! “age hoa CS uaran ee = aoe: A meeting of metropolitan Che . >| bier led , 17 : ; " mo Bs, ‘ , ; . wa : , } : C E. “Buzz” (raves, formerly of ‘ ee : . q os ' 4 ee et dealers late last week, follo ‘ ,’« md . or tae wu wa i ; Hise, MN ‘ etn om nas ee or. eo a eer ‘sions: we iia ee ae ian a S a oe ae nr é tet ‘ RE Ee oe oe 7 saan: aati ee eee aape™ 6 te a. ens e $ » ; : : } yore a * NO eT er : . = ta 01 the Lambert-Graves Motor Co., Se oF PEE | = ‘ , 4 | Oldsmobile-Viking dealer, is pres-' % SS a SG , d : 2 tied? — mee pore cadet wit Galen aver Gia Ghasthesl ae Oe | Dunlop's Surety Bon , with our ) * Chevrolet plant at Union be a : unequaled Service, is MORE : 3 yard and Natural Bridge aves ee TERE has | | 2 es mn et perican saaseat ae tis on t i than a Guarantee * exomagge Be ; ee | ; , RR aloe ot, ae - | St. Louis territory this week, it is : greatly stimulated retail saics, : /announced. The company will suc- _ a It protects you against every | | * 4 ae ae ; ail bi aan : ing to Thomas E. Chancel Ce oh, ae : eee ae: 7 Se RS ck: Spice aed ceed the Lesage epebunnte eens Co. = Betis. i ne possible road hazard, on every corems Win i MIM indica Ses will use its showrooms and Offices! * © - kind of car and truck, over every ag) oral agen a ee a ne | See = kind and condition of road. nceiuced if ocal y : es : — | , drove @ Mew car off are Eastern and Southern Missouri, ‘Mele, S28: Be Se Think of it! All repairs FREE compa ; me ané, after drivin Port: | Western Kentucky and Southern II- : Sneha Rae ec for one whole year, even if trou- assemDiy Une Pee . Oakland Salesman ‘linois. The Auburn-St. Louis Co. Ree MMM ble is caused by accident, glass : pack to their establishments, has been operating as a factor; se * Vee = (if cut, stone bruise, bad rims, etc. x soil@ it before nightfall of the & | arte b ‘ ‘ith F iley in charge. Sega Wisi : a ee ! ee . W ins National Contest on par lenge ee ee : ats SS ae —_— A guarantee like this is hard to | day—Friday. | Graves retired from Lambert- sae, Paes Sa . Pe | 3 | Graves several weeks ago and has Se believe, but it means exactly what i - os A record of 4: cars soid in . S § : } " . : it says. Come in and let us show | and one-half days was estabii Hy NST’ Y > | hy Try! - jt — . Pi NTIAC, Mi “ whecny 6 vam only recently returned from a trip} Cc. E. GRAVES. r Dos ie. Cal] unde} ontiac retail j to California. He was connected . . you. , bv the standard Chevrolet Co, the salesman of Boston, Mass., Was en- ; ’ aint inteainaell | with Lambert-Graves for six ~""rs ‘ ‘ -.es St Louis, bringing | Easy Payments if Desired East ‘ tertqines here recently (Sy Suee- prior to which time he was gales | 1d J b +4 “ite . * “a blan 4 > ; 7 Sy — Wa r ought 0 h n ag . umber © -ars se _ = *ravois Motor Corporation, In the absence of Mayor Miller, his representatives signed the register of i: ) ne om oo sane Ro ae | “hevrolet -0., - kL Commander Schaeffer. Left to right: Park Commissioner Pape, Commander ee - chevrolet Co., Lone Star Motor ¢ Schaeffer, Jules Field, secretary to the Mayor; City Counselor Muench and veccarthy Chevrolet Co, i Fire Chief Alxt. : —= ‘ side Chevrolet | Co., Patt : = ” | i ihevrolet i_o.. Reichardt Motor Retler Chevrolet Co., South Spirit of Frontiersmen Lives | I, , ae Againin New Highway Hotels: Bae wegen: Pewee be ve Me EES ak ta Se DSi, cs — _ — - PPI ME NE Ne Mens engin ee Ee ee ie ’ + te 2 RE NOUR MIRE Ry mk 2 Speyer bene powpen The 3-Door Sedan * Body by Fisher ae \ ¢( MiZiions o / ee ee ee ee ee ee en eee QT wen ’ Pe ae te Fie aha arene atte han NROS . Ne " + a pk = 4 : eT) “i. Po a > L Fi oi . ‘ aca . a j ; ' i ’ ; , " ~P a > —. . a> . — } ' . ' iJ ‘ : 4 4 : , a ha? Oia;n ? , 12°? 7 4 . 4 ave 1) Gia s 4 " . As 4 AATA Ls — : id . ‘ . ; 7 _ _ . i ™ 5 . o ~ , Z - >. “ ‘ . . awe ¢ im enition 4 +h saAneer'’ _ 7 a4 | : . : a’ é Ad i aa , * . , sha y : > : > e eX rer . . e - - . ‘ ig - Wi Lv ~* 44 i asbivvd . i si ’ iJ : > 4&6 A» > > _ s ~ . - ‘ _ . > ~ > . — ~ > ma he ; 7 @ is ; ’ ; . a : _ , / and : a ‘ .ra\ ; . P : Aid ‘ ha s hk - . - ~_ . ot r * ‘ .“% : hie t . ' > coe ‘ | - ‘ +> : . ; ~ 4s es | 4 i ij . . ‘ Ji is Lads = 7 . } Ln . —s * a4 ~~ > * ~ | ; oO ‘ —— on i ? . is + - . . . ’ . a a > ne b . ‘*- 2 t a | t 4 iT 28! . \Ockr- erTreen. R ee: tne Chrysler's Appeal . ; ® 3 ne elf: fuel. iL. water. The hotel is firepre ? lecessary repair an garage ,ing contains ¥v rooms for I | so a To W omen Is Due : e tied ,is ir. where the motor- | ‘5ts and fiv tor cnhaulieurs its | +) \ ist n y eine creation in the form | basement is garage s erica & The *% To 4 lany Features of te ate or golf, where he may h ; no extra cost fo on h his clothes laundered while he tis garaging, and during the nis id, if an accident overtakes ° machine has all its ses : ss The ever.' oy ne noni! rity + . ‘ ‘ . : a r-increasing popularity O1 ; - glass cleaned and polished, its in- (“hrvcler — a - = ry ie ‘i bidd, ‘ i Aa 3 A - a a eee : receive medi attention terior vacuumed—no extra chargte - : -\ » 4d a *% : . . LJ r . . hg > te 4. > f Tr 7 } tn the tirst Lit WE ‘ he the eT : 5 ° Chry . . Se Se . ' . . . : : A a : ~ j + . . ~ - , - “ =i Pia: ) Lame hi rance, is the office ere are 15 | } h ' ) : — — 4 = 4 . ae i : i ‘ » " - 2 - | ; ’ > c 77 ma a . r\é , ‘ ~ . ne ‘ =~ . oe) . haa " s 4 Wb = ’ : ‘ > L Ata 4 7 >, 7 , . se? y ; . — = : ' ; modern aut ile design con : “ 7 +) : aA RAh OL . 4 ~— &a ‘ : 7 a ~ tru , ~ Tr 3 , . PA | : Ra tee sie } we i oe! . : : ‘ ee 7 . i '\ terminal's needs. On the first. aaa . ure Prosbect July = ) meelt as he tokens biel” : a. 2 terminal got Ask about performance and you will hear, to trade. W 7) Be Poorest ' P . “ ' . = , ’ , . “y ‘= a . . ‘ % : i . oi ai 4 ; Me ti } . ‘ >= pos . ’ ‘ ‘4 : Is ‘ La * 4 . > ; ii ope y} ‘ , are } ; . . ’ So a — we _— , . a i i Dee " . ee Output Monch “its, 200m for men. a dining § pu } - Ci seg Or? : rine ft, . “ utput Month »o 5 a eee ‘een tee * le { 1 Mo ‘3 o . \* — iit] | fi} iT’ * Oy ; . . i { ntinte «J t rer Pace (me : : ‘ 4 > " ar i” « " , . th 7% i ; - . * ba - - meneene - ns i . . iJ i ‘ i ‘ 4 - ’ ’ "> we a . isi : ’ on eT) a @aast . ' ’ Bt, ume has de we] but Preent ’ “Ingtietd proper Bs ports are that activity 7 a a The ¢ corviecea ) ce | . . , + ” ° " " 4 Ff s+? - “a ” ° : 3 . : % een 2 crease and that the nrese: | ind containing all th Dll- | Huilding iad oe he ; murs batty i | ; + oc : Le ‘ ; : ; P . — 2¢ . 4 . eh, | . ‘ . a - Ee ri r should he Maint , , : 2 ; i tres : ; ~~ . - . : : den : : : ‘ ( ¢ oot me ' ter hot . ne hy ; : ‘ ; : ; a at T irr Th ’ ee: - i i.@ } a tes ge Ritts ye f Re ee ee ing yon ne ant (linia asp we see a a Ask about handling ease and the answer % i Eee Se, re Rap CP Mle SRE Ma gC on P ee ie eee! OTM, ee as a car of Oakland’s price. os Pik les Cciatm al . : ‘ : ? . ‘4 ¥ \ material in es _— : ‘ . POOor . mS ment cadinet on- ll ' .. ‘ : i ” - a ™~ , ~ | in proportion to demand ; | vO pe ee 8 —. feenes : » do : vhwas oF a | : - Pr. . ; *» oe * : 2 : a " - . ie ;’ ‘ 0 " ‘ . < S t LA } . e P bed y “oe “ WN amit Mcmit t, e A Aeaa A The latter is approac! est point of the ws ar as recard aay | | wel ere i mene ana , Sa: Franci wine . ® i 4 ong os arket. hut 4 ry ~ ae Re i: tne eg am P - wai : t 33 fro ee 2801 LOCUST STREET E. A. HATFIELD, President Phone JEffer 30n 3542 be len orders re? ~ a eatigees AUT POUREN Balti r (“olum!) leve.sn. The crude ruht. ray ! —— * “ ., Indiana po to St. Louis "os ton TRIANGLE AUTO CO. IVORY AUTY co ia c ane rn ¢ amp in th lin ial ? agen oie malt : . Me. S671 Gravoi : . _ Bore . LENZBUCRG GARAGE, Lensbers. has changed none fr st week and a rating table tn the mid-| wele< the: "oe 58 688 2 LNION GARAGE rs eg MOTOR CO SHUBERT MOTOR CO. ’ and little has been don. he " ge vac | pele . y wary o Union. Ma. A onten ben = matter of reducing the hes in. | b cent a eee Springmield. Ok 7 ind out! KASEL GARAGE 4231 \. Grand Beul. ent . ape HR), Pet as _ SA RE Ne tla spray Bey ba an MOTE Dea Spa ee 208 Graveis Ave. se MOTOR SALES Yentories of manufactur _ 3 oh ON ex and Ar rg Washingten, Mo. SADLO-P LSER MUTOR (0. Mt ELLER MOTOR co. eittusrific. Dh he hea. Senes ot . ; ; se The cree! ~~ er an, , om ba , . LORMAN BRO, 4935 Nateral Bridge Arve Wit Laces end Hent Rd € - @. ¥Y toOurtes race ' ———_ ‘ a , ae is : ase : : : " Warrenton ry CLAV4009DL OF ATTY co wHr , 2. ; wen | | | ee L ae. } BIiTh #KOK. tTs cH. ~TOF ™~ RAGE. Wighland prificipa!l fax ae a in Rise ne ae + - . ; ? . ; , . . . : en? ' “Sd f r . . “ LDDEN qt Te ‘AI r™ BR 1M a. -.5 ,, 5, cm - oy o tt To t replacement buying a eens - : ir | l'on thiet vs leading + and from 104 WW. Lorkhwood, Webster Groves ; 3537 &. Kingshighway pees ae i as ze ‘oem motor a. samen = ‘ " ‘hear r ri —_ . p th . ie om @ ee , | . J wr a ci dvecealoeb te bic higtte 5h ees ei cade Nim as i oe, Se OPER O SAN Dede aaa |

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l are interested in the new co Announcement of the chan was made by F. W. Sheadle, ¢a._ tory representative of the Auburn Autormehbile Co. of Auburn, Ind. ee ———— Than a Dealer Meeting Of Chevrolet a Sales Stimulus —_—_—_—- ‘City Sales Manager Gives Banquet to East St. Louis Concern. A meeting of metropolitan Chev- rolet dealers late last week, follow- ! ed by 4 general inspection of th Chevrolet plant at Union boule- yard and Natural Bridge avenue, greatly stimulated retail sales, ac- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7, __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH snisitaiiinseasatei ee 7 ar cree Fleet Hauls Passengers To Air Terminals A fleet of Studebaker President eights will form the link uniting | planes and pullmans in the alii- ance of the Pennsylvania and San- ta Fe Railroads with the Trans- continental Air Transport, which will introduce a 48-hour coast-to- | coast passengeft service tomorrow, Col Charles A. Lindbergh will in- ‘augurate the system when he icaves Low Angeles on the first eastbound flight ee eee ee es len ed Anges an cording to Thomas EB. Chancellor Eleven President cabriolets an: : : ye ay — : ° 5 Z ae f % 3 Bo , Bis? ¥ ; ss ; y a Pi Ss ty : i j ; t g a 3 ‘te ; : ¥ ; bs " ; . - ) ene P) esident state sedan have city gaies manager. Be 4 Gi ’ COGE e i ¢ sf 5 P a 0, Gem aee: PP “4 A / | Ete he at 4 er" -” ” s z | vende ities purchased by ia Transcontinental Air ‘Transport ‘The cabriolets will be used with ae oe ED pe ee : ; Se : i ‘specially built Aero-Car to carry see their a eae hia ES es a EOE en Ee i ge ee eile kal ; pee Oe GP 5 Bed OR IP ee ” et Me IEEE 9 PLE LOO ME, es GOOLE OPE At oo Ks | passengers between airports and we it before nightfall of the same | Following a luncheon at the Chevrolet Motor Co.’s factory at Union boulevard and Natural Bridge avenue a week ago Friday, the dealers were escorted through every division of the huge plant. Each representative then’ a ye ~ Page oe: at “pers of . vate : . ° . ° . ° i . a * r 1S eecastiihdes. | drove a finished car off the assembly line, later selling it in the retail market. : ° cme at the Peesiiehl aie a record of 47 cars sold in two _ | | eras ee ‘ ! | 4 ae with Aero-Car os “- “~ sta - ‘ : - ‘Three underlying causes, rather, tioned in each oO 18 ollowing ~ ’ jas establishes | | | | oe and one — ga a lishe Gardner Company | Variety of Mahs | Republic Brings Capt Hawks aed Lackland Service ‘than dishonesty among the dealers, | cities: Los Angeles; Kingman, ee OT ; | | . | awe acc shor 8B | - Winslow, Ariz.; Albuquerque, ed 3. Louis, bringing the total | In Detroit Opens 5 Out New Trucks Co. Named Dealer =| S70 S088 Se pennent ter hart eee) ate eee ee Bast De . i | istributed by ete HSE U a ‘ Texas Fuel, O;). on ure. They are lack of proper stan-|N, M.; Clovis, N. M.; Waynoka, p J Branches | Travel Bureau | Coincident with the completion R d For De Soto Cars %4"4 of measurement, lack Of Ok.; Wichita, Kan.; Kansas City, F company to 10-. ' | i akin siemens nmement tinea ecor Fhight Phone Chancellor was host to members. of the recently announce of the Republic Motor Truck Co Capt. Frank M., Hawks, famous The Lackland Service Co., 9005 proper laws, and lack of law en- | st, Louis; Indianapolis and Colum- , forcement. | bus. JEff of the Standard Co.'s organization Since the recent formation of The 50-page auto trails atlas dis- i aul acti. Sua with the! : as ’ it , sor i Travel | 0 - oo ? lyer who recently established a G ‘ in St. Louis County last er-Detroit _| tributed by the Resort and ‘Travel|_. aan 7 at | . ata dinner ; | Gardner Detroit, Inc., as distrib Commercial Truck Division of the one-stop round trip coast-to-cuast | uter of Gardner cars in Michigan | 06 “4 7 7" ' > > = ic ; ’ SHINGTON 73 Tuesday. Morris Ahearn and F. J. Bureau of the Post-Dispatch, wae n American Lakfrance and Foamite’ +ecord of 36 hours 46 inutes. 48|™ hich Leslie N. Hall is president, . House head the Standard Chevrolet was recently enlarged and im-' f 36 hours, 46 minutes, i ler « ' Corporation, announcement also is) cer - — Go.. and. congratulated the sales- and Detroit, there has been 9° proved, is sold for 50 cents at the I seconds, flying time, used Texaco has been appointed a direct De $ 75 PLUS LININ Sai a 'made of ¢ “te yr jine of). ati, ” Se & RSS 8 , ' * e ——= men on‘their remarkable record 'growing demand for the company’s| Bureau and 60 cents mailed. | made a complete new , aviation gasoline and Texaco air-| Soto dealer. TWO-WHEEL “Besa G arly prints MOKE WANT | | WO-W it is announced by E. | | Republic trucks, under deveiop-| plane oil in his big Lockheed| Pr ; > 2 ey a o - ; ane senslilites ts 20K 2€ I’. Boissevane, district manager of which, he declared, was well above | cars there, according to F. H. Ren- Probably one of the most coOM- ment for some time at the Alma 2p germs | peeve are . i , : ale é , , » SesEee ala _plane, according to C. W. Webster. > : ; - ILLE fais newspapers COMBINED. that of any os igathebagie dealer | cers, general sales manager of the|Prehensive and compact of its| plant. z mer, | the De Soto Corporation. EDDIE Cc. M R ee KINGSHIGHWAY AND SHAW. GRand 5076 BRAKE, VALVE AND MOTOR EXPERTS Representatives of -each deale: ‘eompany drove a new cer off th assembly line and, after driving it 1 say ame co a ats if Desired number Of cars sold in June by this Lackland avenue, Overland, of $$ TT . , ay ee ’ ¢ | pat (St. Louis zone manager of the Since 1922 Hall has operated a The following Chevrolet dealers Gardner company, who returned el ae aioe ggpedibmsainsesace ts eet The new Republic trucks trig Texas Co. garage and filling station at his | were represented at the plant in-| the factory here last week. “In| eiiatn Sli si Leis “ aii on basically of five models, on a Hawks’ time from New York to present location, which, in 1925, spection a week ago Friday: | fact, Rengers said, “the demand Lig Rebs os eso ro straight rating basis, the latter | Los Angeles, as has been told, was! became an official A. A. A. garage | Allen-James Motor Co., Baliwin for this St. Louis automobile has) idan ind sn hiideiniaai aos eng | being one of the new developments | 19 hours, 10 minutes and $2 sec-| station. In March, 1927, a $25,000 Motor Co., Big Four Auto Co., Dex- | been such that officials of Gardner- pense Sscenaneous data | associated with the introduction vf! onds, and on the return trip, 17) garage building was erected and | ter Chevrolet Co., Flint Chevrolet Detroit, Inc., announced last week | a _the new line. Ranging from the| hours, 28 minutes and FFF EFF BR ES / Vv ‘ Is icant : es 59 seconds. | the Clevrolet line taken on. In the Co., Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co.., that their company had completed | bel sates se maps re we | Mleet-master, (000- poL ud | Fe is head. of the aeronautical | last two years the company’s sales | QO, Oravots Motor Corporation, Harris | Plans for the immediate opening of eing distributed, priced at 10 cents | straight rating leader of the line to! division of the Texas Co. and does eae ' : { ¢ ne i testing gasoline and company will sell Fargo trucks, MacCarthy Chevrolet Co., North | Viced. | 40 cents, city guides 25 and 30 ably larger number of models, al-| lubricating oil. The plane used and expects soon to. establish Wy Reller Chevrolet Co., South Side | branches throughout the State of| If the ignition lock 1s a cylinder | Repainting in Order. for test purposes. Short “Gas” Costly. | SALES AND SERVICE Chevrolet Co.. Standard Chevrolet | Michigan which will eventually | that is locked only when pressed | Fenders, wheels and tops are Regarding Car Tops. The loss in short measure gZaso-. d 12 t led. M f th of Chevrolets has been notable. ; > ts | five branches in Detroit where | 72 2 cents, mailed. Maps o e'the 20,000-pound model M-1, the aj] the company's vrolet cS.. Hilmer-Roberts | >t ; ie Che 3021 NORTH GRAND BLVD. Side Chevrolet 4 Patterson “Plans are also under wav for feents and maps of Greater St. though the new line provides a in the record flights is one of sev. branches in Lniversity City and | ; + “ - ~ oe _ = io ‘ — . 7 » ’ ; . ( ee Oe rere: | Pate always be certain that it is so three of the features that lend Tops that are kept cican and/|line sales last year in the United » CLARENC E ¥, KIEL FRanklin 4540 Motor Co. tion it has ever had in that State.”’ |} pressed. themselves first to repainting. dressed never rot or haa j States amounted to $2 000.000. | .— . : fw experimental In addition to De Soto cars, the | Chevrolet Co., Lone Star Motor Co. Gardner cars wil Ibe sold and ser- St. Louis street system cost 30 and| five models replace a consider- flying work, ee W illys-Knight chevrolet Co., Reichardt Motor Co., the establishment of a number of Louis sell for 20 and 24 cents. .model for every haulage need. eral maintained by the company ; Welliston., xs OUR SECOND | YOUR FART Y ee - Tet RR Fy ‘FROM NOW UNTIL MIDNIGHT JULY 31st, 1929---WE WILL GIVE YOU Nw ma\ , a P wa ~ mA FOR YOUR OLD CAR $ 5 O O FOR YOUR OLD CAR iif i ON A SPANKING NEW 120-125 AND 130 EIGHT-IN-LINE _|/ [gain ) | lOO _ tm GARDNER ™ That Distinctively Different Motor Car NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Cars Going Fast! Our great volume of business—which means tre- mendous purchasing power—our unlimited means of disposing of used cars—our ability to finance sales—are only some of the many reasons why we can give you a better deal, and besides, we are put- ting forth every effort to make July the biggest month in our history—therefore we are making you this wonderful offer. READ THIS AND MAKE MONEY! pd : ee PN Six, $1145 to $1375, f.o.b. plus delivery charges $ OO vejoy Hydraulic Shock * list prices. Bumpers and General Motors Time ble at minimum rate. i price as well as the list FOR YOUR OLD CAR automobile values... ered prices include only handling and for financ- a = weed. No matter what kind of a Car you own—no matter how old it may be—just bring it to St. Louis’ Livest Automobile Distributor and get $500, pro- i vided you buy a new Gardner. Yes, sir—buy it at J rT the regular selling price—no extras—no strings— 3) : just buy the car on our regular selling plan before | midnight, July 31st, 1929. | FOLLOW .THE CROWDS TO 2745 LOCU St. Louis’ Livest Automobile Distributors—Where It Is Generally Acknowledged and _ Where You Do Really Get “a Better’ Deal Than Elsewhere N47 Z M/Z AS AS GEORGE D. TUTHILL, Treas. px |}3{5{¢ TUTHILL GARDNER MOTOR Corp none JEfferson 3542 Cherokee at Gravois LAclede 3500 ~ eke reeling tant tial — Jit Pe otodes. >i Metet “A. ¥ & - ta aes O.B. PONTIAC MICH LENZBURG GARAGE, Lensburg, D : JOSEPH STEINGER, Pres. as | 2745 Locust Street t. Clale, 6. roYX a. —— Pex (ree MAYLE MOTOR co. Pacific. Mo. GARDNER DISTRIBUTORS CALL JEFFERSON 5930 FOR ALL DEPTS.

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Ph age Oe ene OF Roe ‘ yee ee Lae Ne Ni teal ata ~ ? . o- torists, the fiying the great col- storage tanks ‘+ its thea > ‘ une that Indiana was hilly. but not mobile driver. By watching the concrete road and its creeping mo- tors carefully, the flver could tell by the speed and movements of the machines where the steep grades were, but it was more difficult the hills sloped, strange as that may seem to a reader who never | has flown. Between Terre Haute and In- dianapolis the State Farm, which travelers on No. 40 will recall is on the south side of studied as in slow-motion movies oe eneay on © Me te: ene She This ts of the greatest va! | * quarry and Prick kilns, lay be- analyzing the motion of mechan. | 2eat® oe peane. sae merann one headin St Rich Speeds. For wg | congestion around Indianapolis, stance, it solves the problems of de = — a ene termining whether valve springs drivers, was obvious, in fact, at Se every town of any size the de- a ee and same velopment of homes along the ve . e valve tappets| naved roads, was noticeable, prov- are remaining In contact with the/ ing one of the theorems of the city cam surfaces, at high motor speeds. | planners. Visitors at the laboratory dur-| ing the recent hot wave were not reluctant to accept an invitation to enter the cold room, but once in- side they felt little desire to re- main. Even with an automobile engine running at full speed, the temperature of ®he room is kept down to 20 degrees below zero. And | to make matters even worse for the unprepared visitor, gigantic blowers produce an arctic blast of wind equivalent to a 35-mile-an- hour gale. This room, in fact, is a great re- frigerator. in which temperatures experimental! easily recog- olis the neat Libby farm was spread out. from the road. ligious tnstitutionos also were seen white that was No. 49 | with pleasure cars, busses, trucks and the slow-moving processions of automobile factory “drive- aways.” ' noticed from a new angle the dif ficulties of a machine that tri giving the | the | In the silent room,! year the wheat does not have its | ir’s flight | Like mo- | ? tell when the eastern edge of JIli- | Then the storied | view, | | Steadily j}to the | Springfield or Xenia; ‘gers didn't much care. Terre | stops | , of Terre | line | 115 or better. The City of Wichita minutes ahead of the Spirit Louis. At half a dozen or more Indiana communities it was interesting to observe dirt horse racing tracks, such as used by country fairs. The automobile track at In- dianapolis was not seen, however. After passenger stop at In- dianapolis, of Wichita flew over Richmond, Ind., another pic- turesque place where No. 4 wends An outstanding *-nd- for ly- noted the the City a slow way. mark wa sthe Quaker schoo] girls, with its pleasant campus, ing. on the south side of the high- way. It will. be recalled that No. 4%, crossing into Ohio from Rich- mond, swerves north and the mo- torist goes through Dayton. The air line, however. cuts. straight across lling terrain and fine farms, losing sight of the main Ohio's , tA ‘ and content just. to watch it fields blend into the dis- the horizon 4 or The sun was low, Eastern Time: birdlike monoplane shot A city was seen it might have been the passen- tant haze and 59 miles ahead for this now and of along. left; VT as iT forward the below the shadow soon—Columbus lay There is a city with plenty things to identify it. It has Ohio State University with a big athletic bowl, a State penitentiary and other high school in a green field on the bank Soon—too below. Institutions, a i of the little Scioto River. with an It was noticeable from the air' nearly so apparent as to an auto-| ; last, | trees much | a to see which way) 7 roadway | Industrial | ’ ' ; ‘tallest hotel. ' ; ; adolescent civic center upon the other shore; the lofty. striking tow- er of an insurance skyscraper and but not least. a profusion of lining its show boulevards and residential streets. Nevertheless, they have painted in yellow letters 10 feet high on of the Broad street bridge over the Scioto, the sign, “Port Columbus, 7 mites,” with ar- rows pointing to the field and to the nortL. Port Columbus was built for the joint use of the T. A. T. and the Pennsylvania, and fast trains stop there to exchange pas- sengers with the planes. The next day it rained, as the old saying goes. We were shaving in a room on the top floor of the It was just after 8:15 a. m. Thick, Dlack clouds hung low over the city and rain poured from them. With a singing roar. a tri-motored monoplane passed above the hostelry, bound for St. | Louis and Waynoka, right on time. Not many miles from Indianap- | nizable from memory of its aspect | Several large re-/| All the time the twisting ribbon of | stretched | out beneath the airplane. crowded ’ ; Time and again the flyers | On the Broad street bridge automo- biles, some of them headed. no doubt, for Missouri, were creeping through the storm. Preserve the Shine. Everyone who gets a new car would like to preserve its origina! sheen. The most effective way is to apply a good polish to the sur- face immediately. Fora long time thereafter, the luster will be found easy to beneath the slight reacn - | discoloration due to dust. A brief ediri ubbing, and there it is. as low as 47 degrees below zero ry can be reached. It is chilled by || refrigerating machinery capable of producing 69 tons of ice every 724 | High Army Officers Use Bessidian | hours. Shafting running from out- side connects the engine under test with a motor dynamometer. Under these conditions of extreme cold are tested engines, starters. carburetors, oll pumps and any other unit that is effectea by low temperatures. The effect of cold on paint, top material, parts made of rubber compounds, and other materials, also is observed. Work- ers in this room wear clothing de- signed for the use of aviators in flying at extremely high altitudes. Touring in “High.” Te drive from New York to Los Angeles over the Pike's Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway. about 3500 miles, and over the Jefferson Highway from Winnipeg to New Orleans, 2200 miles, without shift- ing the motorcar gears out of high speed. is now a possibility. Al-) . 7 . theugh Pike's Peak Highway crosses the two great mountain chains, the Appalachian and Rocky Mountain system, the grades are During the recent war maneuvers of the “Red” and “Blue” forces, the ; ' ' i | Oldsmobile Output Since Jan. 1 Biggest In Company s History 67,389 Cars Shipped, Gain of) 17,319 Over Same Pe- riod in 1928. — LANSING, Mich. July 6—By far the greatest business in its history is reported by Oldsmobile for the first six months of this year, factory officials announced. ’ | section. ; ' ; Production and shipments of Olds- | mobiles during this 34.6 per cent larger than during the same six months in 1928 when all previous high records were sur- passed. From Jan. 1 to June 39, inclu- give, there have been 67,389 Olds- mobiles shipped from the factories here as compared to 50.070 shipped period were | |mobile | mobile so far this year is particu- larly noteworthy inasmuch as it has been made over records estab- lished during several years of ex- ceptional progess. This is particu- larly true of the record made in 1928 when an increase of approxi- | mately 69 per cent in the sale of | Oldsmobiles was recorded. Factory officials report that the increased public approval accorded the Oldsmobile six, as indicated by | nation- | the sales gains, has been wide with increases noted in every This, they say, is attribu- table to the exceptional perform- lance records established by Olds- last year, the several im- provements incorporated in the 1923 Oldsmobile and the new lower announced last. January possible by the sales prices made | creases. j j ; during the first half of last year. | This increase is confined to Olds- mobiles, factory officials point out, of Vikings which. have been shipped since this new V-type eight For the past two years there has been a steady building prograrn in factories, and this expansion has permitted the increased production record for Not only hag the and does not include the thousands | cylinder companion to the Oldsmo- | bile six was announced several months ago. The increase registered by Olds- heen increased — “A “Ane than 1,000.00 i =—s 3, ; feef, but in addition area bly more square large quanti- type preci- have in- > Va oa ~~ ties of the latest of Sion m been stalled. With exceptional records Your Motor Cannot Respond If defective piston rings are allowing the power to escape. for sluggish motors—frequently the only remedy needed is worn piston rings with Ramos, the flexible, ting the cylinders, give you full compression and — Ramsey Accessories Mfg. Corp. JEffterson 0722. The first remedy to replace your | patented ring that properly fit- | power every time. 3695 Forest Park Biwd. ; ‘made during the first half of the year, Oldsmobile officials express confidence that the total business for 1929 will exceed that of 1928, which was the banner year for \this veteran company. io ; ona” | ‘progress at the Oldsmobile-Viking | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Parking in the Sky. place during the day for gums | Two skyscraping motor hotels de| tors. The other will have Sim | luxe, each claimed to be taller than | where 432 automobiles may aa. ‘any other garage in the world, are| for a few hours after the gtren, | planned tn Chicago. One will be} ous effort of rushing —_ '29 stories and afford a resting| owners from home to effigy —_— CENTRAL 1416 Morgan 1828 Locust WEST 4831 Easton 5802 Delmar 6150 BKBartmer 4390 Olive SOUTH 3636 Tholozan E. C. MILLER AUTO ONE JOB — CONWAY MOTOR SERVICE TOMAN AUTO REPAIR CO. LaGRAVE AUTO REPAIR Co. PORTER MOTOR CORP. 1021 Bellevue, Richmond Heights REIS AUTOMOSBILE Co. WICKE AUTO REPAIR BROADWAY MOTOR INN 3742 South Broadway BROWN AUTO REPAIR CO. Kingshighway and Shaw SOUTH SIDE GARAGE 2339 South Grand EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ANY WORK ON ANY CAR THESE ARE AAA BONDED GARAGES | NORTH | 7 S. CRAMER BROS. MOTOR CO, 2616 North 13th & MONARCH GARAGE A 2318 North Union : NELSON GARAGE 4550 Pope Arve. ST. LOUIS COUNTY BALLWIN MOTOR CO. Ballwin, Mo. BELLEFONTAINE GARAGE Bellefontaine, Mo. : BRIGGS NASH SERVICE CO, Gravois Rd. and Frisco Tracks COPE MOTOR SERVICE 29 Moody Ave., Webster Groves GRAF MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo. HARRY’S SERVICE STATION 7604 Fiorissant Rd. ' LACKLAND SERVICE CO. Lackland and Woodson, Overland Lemay Ferry and Sappington Ras Ls =. ATLAS MOTOR CAR CO. REPAIR ESTABLISHES CONFIDENCE Lou, too, can keep spare roums rented by advertising in the Post- Dispatch Room and Board Calumns. 2 SO CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT CN, Mark Ing the First Paitin of a notable Success ih ls | mn } cette i so ‘ -~ | \ W ane 4 i oeeeeeneenee bobibalalig ges al’ @ ea Veypeqeeeey PLYMOUTH One year old this week—is already a giant in fact and favor NE year ago, Plymouth was a brand- new name to the motor world. In the brief span of twelve months, Plymouth, now sewly refined and improved, has become every- THE FULL-SIZE PLYMOUTH aDOOR SEDAN, $275. 312 | ——————————— ——— a Special equipment extra. P ee 4 _ e 7 = This cast, new and modern manufacturing plant is devoted exclusively te the production of Chrysler-built Plymouth motor cars, Is is the largest of its hind sm the entire automobile industry, where a commanding figure in the field of low-priced motor cars. Only a year—and Plymouth tinds itself in the biggest and most modern plant of its kind in the world—a plant humming to capacity to keep abreast of an eager demand. Only a year—and Plymouth production has exceeded the rate of 1000 cars a day. Only a year—and Plymouth has shat- tered all first-year records of success in the whole history of the low-priced field. Qualty—that’s the story of Plymouth success—quality that refiects rsary Plymouth is the ex/y low-priced ‘ car the smartness born of Chrysler designing. Plymouth is the enly low- | priced car that has that animated thrill of performance that is inherent in Chrysler engineering genius. Plymouth is the ex/y low-priced car that offers you and your family the safety of Chrysler weatherproof internal 4-wheel hydraulic brakes—un for velvety, quick-stopping action—absolutely reliable summer or winter, rain or shine. Come see—come drive—then compare! itself in both appearance and . ‘ ‘ performance—quality that says to the automobile buyer, “No longer does a small investment restrict you to 2 car of smal! dimensions or scant merit.” Plymouth is the only low- priced car of full-size roomi- ness and comfort, of full-size strength and stability. Coupe, $655; Roadster (uith rumble seat), $675; 2-Doer Sedan, $675; Touring, $695; De Luse Coupe (with rumblereat), $695; +-Doer Sedan, $695. Ail prices f. 0. b. factory. Plymouth dealer: extend PLYMOUTH AMERICA’S LOWEST-PRICED FULL-SIZE CAR MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. St. Louis 2621 Locust Boul... See Your Nearest Plymouth Dealer for Demonstration 7486 Manchester. ROBERTS MOTOR CO. 5187 Delmar Boul.. St. Louis ; ST. TOHN’S MOTOR CO. NORMANDY MOTORS. Inc. S800 St. Charles Rd.. Se. Louis BARKER MOTOR CO., Inc. CHAS. THREDE AUTO CO. Alton, IL OLIVER C. JOSEPH Belleville, ILL TATE MOTOR CO. 3001 Washington Boul., St. EAST SIDE MOTOR C Granite City, IL aes Bei. yee = a PROCASKY r ae ( _ o = hh A Pll COMERS A Ohh A te / tis Te Until you a cannot r able a low-pr inherent bal delivers its entire speed vibration at able six- speed, pc better t In addition Chevrolet § Bodies by I binations a a more in features— windshield gear-shift,t complete e temperatu: son and a fr ful buyers ROADSTER . oss The PHAETON ceesee The COUPE .cseeeee® The SEDAM .ccsseee CABOOLET eeeee COMPARE t automobile va Ae JENNY MOTOR Highland, Ill. OSWALT MOTOR GO ; se reduced that in the ordinary car, ent cars were popular. Some of the officers are shown inspecting one it is met mecemary to shift trom|° the machines. Left to right: Brigadier-General D. D. Foulois, director of high gear in the entire trip. The | ‘¢ “ar gemes; Major-General D. E. Nolan, commanding the Fifth Corps Rocky Mountains are crossed b Area; and Maj . EB. Revwnol . : the famous Tennessee Pasa i ao. ee ynoids of Mitchell Field, commanding the air 7300 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis LASKER MOTORS. Inc. * 5626 Gravois Ave., St. Louis Belleville, Ill. HOFFERT BROS. Alton, IIL BROCK MOTOR CAR CO. Olive and Newstead, St. Louis

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Since during the Gay fer s300 2 ST.LOUIS POST-D : — ; : Jtors. The other will have so yu pO “vane PATCH __ PUNDAY MORNING JULY 7, 1939 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_. PAGE 5B ees S52 AUtCMmOMIGS may relay § | -- g various parts of the engine toe the tl ated raene ie atten. ) Parts for Old | Toledo O . ] Off; : ] G t Sound of Motors ootan siete expert mechanies can : at ! ALLL) ‘ | . b d that th tor is gol owners from home to office. "| | x Models Made Ln UE Sreerer'|| At Plymouth Plant- |{> Son cous eee — ae — . _ ake Oa A is | PO BS 2 L; wy rmiot Bees into the Plymouth chassis. a ee By Chevrolet - —«,»,«, a | ‘ke Swe tae ene ae Imagine, if you can, the sound; ©" Of workmen may be seen mev- GARAGES 6 So Sn oa Oe Se ewe fe poe So 2a ts fa S Many New Features of Serv- ‘ ie oy ime ” i 5. c | a produced by the swarming of mil- | ‘ng from one motor to anether, aé- i. OR states eta et a eeu stor u es MMM cl ateaataat 3 ‘ ‘e an | Justing first one part and then an- icing Begun at a | are 2 Me ions of bees, or, further to exercise/ other, testing the performance of a — . “TY ye ’ 7 Y mae, A ~/ o_ » y A w+ A, 4 a ) I A I ’ aac Oeeen “ay =. ¥ ¥ l ¥ , YY YY YY AY i i ai AA . Sanannae a i e - ‘ + y y* ¥ wy es MAAS 4 - P| 7 ’ ’ a : ’ ane oe enneeeee Ean annennareesee maannnnaneaceces: y ay ’ Y I I Nay TT | | A Y A - A oe 1] | ~ a ee ‘in? gl $ ES pe humming of hundreds of thousands | BROS. MOTOR co. f OS Ria Ss Da iad | | noise that might be present. These 2616 North 13th Ti \ been doing, since the introduction pM Mors GUSTS en ee | eae a 4 hy annot help but marvel at th a ‘ PP ate oe Lane e ges ie bt reds oO mes and you have, canno c mar a ® ap- mar canaary OC the hew Ee Co , “ y SEB pth i “4 | some idea of the sound produced | Parent ease with which they ac- iLSON GARAGE efficient service to the millions of | "i. game Po ee ia ie - : es ae 7 ee os ' , :1& ue ( | b; 4550 Pope Are. ' , ° y owners of Chevrolet four-cylinder : ” iateiaett ao. Me gt i ee eA Gy ae ie ree = 6820 Gravois Av. Ferguson, Mo. ognized Automobile Clubs. , AST SIDE MOTOR CO. j- ‘ REICHARDT MOTOR CO. HARRIS CHEVROLET CO. Not once did the car or its motor “rE BEST M@TOR OIL IN THE Webster Groves, Mo. 7800 Forsythe BIl., Clayton, Mo. stop, refueling being accomplished Granite City, IIL | ; dee a NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. from another car. Representatives y EAST ST. LOUIS DEALER: eal ab, in aa ° ° cod . g « Axtddy- a LONE STAR MOTOR CO. STANDARD CHEVROLET CO. day and night, keeping the car/ )EMAND THE GENUINE. Do not be misled by similar sounding ento 1351 State St., at Veronica constantly in sight. P Be ALT MOTORCO. 1m sean ~The last record broken by the | names, There are many brands of Pen nsylvania oil but only one PENNZOIL: E. St. Louis, lll. mark of the airplane Fort Worth ‘ of 173 hours, 32 minutes and 1 second. OWEST-PRICED IZE CAR

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‘iis * = es te wre ht ’ i Rind te : “ee a : se Soh. wi s _~ % vee Wet ee Bos OR te a Pry end vate ‘ —— "ee » ° ¥ Pe RR - A PEP AO ALE 1 RS ~ EE Nips PEA a MO ene a OE AR tI S IE Oe Rates Sree. A, agree ~ we a — oy on ee 490 « fad . : . ve % e $ A IO Pile ce ie PE ROS em = ‘ ff, ¥ % * es » ‘4 FA ae = # 3 SS Be 3 Bod Pye # m a's ae i a PON as - a cn E: Pe * eed i. yee » AN ‘ = ers a nn P ae cm. D itn —- so 7... $ me — BS ae a ee a sy 5 ag a e: s. > ” br ts . = a het ag ¢ . 2 ee mr ; ee ee in mes est ee = "Kg Yan > be = . ys wee ™ a X>s a: tees AGS A: 5) > 4 bipméc’ ee. Ps ap E pasa; 3 Peake Vv . a ee , » 4 ; : ~ , , rav tieet woo ray r th 5 am . Soto dealer, it is announced b} to Cee PE 4% color conscious has America be- | *™@’ gopher gray, & | By he American M |F. Boissevane, district manager of et eae ; z and gray feldspar. | tion. _the De Soto Corporation. Sree | 3 | , ‘ith a longer - / ‘ wh ~ ar ; 7 Although only operating with its 3 | 4 a wat = body and fender lacquers, blend- lerockett brown. thorn brown and | ton Weeks, president of] he otal pos “complete range | . 2 fee-jt | new franchise for a few days, the Bs 3 ;iing perfectly with the proper! varcuene brown. ation, that the failure ou ga mage thege ee , ‘ : Cig eee company has already opened up a, er Bsa aT x a ' Sa 1e 4 hae ears & , ees p B es &. Se ; } ‘ ~t} tte — ' autnhorities superv , ' > Be 4. . + ee me . Re ei a Ss sh de mnholste . i] satisfy the aste an is also available n | — peweuee new boty ay, 7 Rs a a wr EF | branch at 6120 Delmar boulevard,| 2:3: @ % ¢ ade of ul y Wi ) a cream 4 ic ase a ~weaall a “ : , . 7 Sait OE = % Ry Mo ee me ™ end ROR eit Sy, Fat MO ee aes “a se : se , , see eee . : ; . ; : om a ts | of wes ; selling at the lowest ee : — ¥ a nie oP gene aS ae Ge | : a a Sebaker ea es ae A ety, Betas. > ae me 4 | branch, according to Hall. Frank | Po ee Sale’ % | the new car. ‘ferent combinations of colors sulted in avoidable lous af is announced by the Stuc ee | | ee _ | J. Johnson, in the automobile busi- | a : é Cibée shaltn eo tetas eth it I lation f ‘i | both drivers and enea ea a me , ie The Lurie Motor Car Co., local Studebaker and Erskine distributer, is! ness for nine years, mostly with| £° | at | ae “Ae a 2 ew ct A or : m . . «* . . . 7 a . . 2 . i a laa me es — - a are ypica 0 } e wit e choice a i - mouncement of the = displaying this attractive new Dictator six, together with other Dictator) Oakland in Detroit, will be in) g ~~" % oe ee bbe neat 4 | six closely follows the introduction | sl ; hw Deetehale charge of the branch. Bo ene pe f iable in colors, striping and up- . . 4 supa —t Be 0 wae ih . h » si -s, | early last month of the new Dicta models, announced today Dy Since 1922 Halli has operated a; ah f holstery. On the new six mode:.s, tor eight. : 3 eaveme ané. Gitian etetien tA biel | — ; | how being reeeived y wa mn: aig ’ ee r - } - 2 ' P P “ os Fr : : = ‘ aim ‘ . st — The new Dictator six offers the ener, and 10%-inch ecvunmnecting| ly free from the ‘bugs’ or mechani-/| present location which, in 1925, ¢ range of color and upho stery METH as & shades insures prompt delivery of e brilliant performance characteris-| 4. watched in sets for perfect! cal troubles so frequently found in| was made an official A. A. A. ga- ee | tie of Studebaker engineering @P4) yo ia nce. ithe early production of a new/rage station. In March, 1927, a | Practically any combination de-| ; 1 th h an the roomy comfort of liberally di- The camshaft is driven by ad-! product. Since introduction of the | $25,000 building was erected and a sired, according to Jack Ford, | Don’t waste Gas ard Oi rougn a mensioned bodies mounted spol ” fustable silent chain and mounted | AC fuel pump in 1927, 37 manu-/ Chevrolet chanchise acquired. In / manager of the Tate Motor Co., | overheated motor due to age circu- chassis of 11-inch wheelbase. The in four long bearings. Valves are|facturers, including two abroad,;the last two years the company _ local Dodge Brothers dealer. lation of water . + Now is the time six body modceis are offered at chrome nickel steel for intake and| have selected, and today there| has made an excellent record sell- | ms bak ee a Rolling green—Moss agate green | to have your radiator boiled out. prices ranging from $995 to $1195," silichrome steel for exhaust, oper-| are nearly 3,000,000 in use on cars, /ing Chevrolets. | . a é ope ae —Riviera green—Ambate green— | With the installation of a new centrifugal said Sam Lurie of the Lurie Motor ated by quiet mushroom type pust/ trucks, airplanes and motorboats. In addition to De Soto cars, Hall | | cect 3 ) high-pressure pump Boilout Machine— Car Co., local Studebaker-Erskine;| 4, Valves are cooled by ample; “One of the main advantages of/ stated, his company will handle | LESLIE N. HALL. | gan’ pon ir rt se fer enn coe distributer, of the car. “The truly) water passages in the cylinder| the pump is that it delivers a uni-| Fargo trucks. Hall expects to open | ——-WVYOUR BRAKES ~~ ice im St. Louis. fine car quality evident in the new | block. | form supply of fuel to the car-/;another branch in Wellston soon. Rrakes relined at our place respond. ‘ a ese prices marks a new wbr' © ressure feed | vr irine sus. | ——_ a i : When you apply your foot to the pedal ” Busses 3 , | , connecting ined power on~nills. 72 Per Cent Gain lof the Stutz Motor Car Co, of | in 8 or 10 days after = reline puts the ~ $M RADIATORS INSPECTED FREE! : . anufacturin lan. . Oi fter, crank-/| st se i- uae ton emart = sol its me aeieenoes and ts Pas Bh Pennsylvania Roads. I ~ O | America, give the saturation point ~ sg niaty eli > den to ae s A exceptional riding and driving e88€)| pontrol of the cooling system. | Pennsylvania's highway system n tutz utput. bugaboo another blow. For April, — re ee eee ol ST. LOUI UTO RADIATOR and its brilliant, yet thrifty per-. : Rite , now — of more than 13,600) oe BBE en - i ene June ood aRNNI IE est ‘Maden Seabe testing sesciinn, 1 3326 Wachiedes JESS formance, the new Dictator six is Service Methods eee of roads and city streets. | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July §.— |} company reports an in rease of 72 conor Retnnne. Sevetes ay = a notable addition to Studebaker's : | Concrete pavement leads the types; Production figures for the second | per cent in total shipments over , . oumar ° family of championship cars. In Of Pierce-Arrow , of road surface on the avstem. quarter of 1329. made public to- the corresponding period of 1928 ¥. * \ soa aes ie Ss Se : : ae. re oe base have made it possible for Studebaker body engineers to de- sign a car of exceptionally grace- ful lines. Its low swung appear- ance is emphasized by sweeping fenders hung low over the wheels, | hind the development of modern service atation methods has been the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co. In keeping with the company’s de- sire that every Owner of a Pierce- Arrow car have at his command aS SS es Eee fi: ¥ 5 ie and the skillful use of body mold- ings and smart new color schemes. | the assured ability to maintain his “In appearance the new Dicta- | C27 at the highest peint of satis- \factory service, this great organi- tor is strongly suggestive of its) : : 3 companion panel a ase Dictator | 7400" has ae 6 eight, and the President eight and jacnee! for prrsenstinasinsy tes chat de Commander models, which have pee at the factories in Buffalo, won such popularity since their;~",. introduction at the automobile phen ps eee ne school is shows last winter. The new Dic- under _ ee ae ee the serv- tators, however, are marked by a ice apres engineering depart- new arrangement of hood louvres HORS Of Pierce-Arrow. Trained engineers, men w : n in groups of three, set off by at- = % mee VRS ates Cons ae . iand build the new Pierce-Arrow tractive pin. striping. JLike their} : ; 4, |Straight eight, instruct and super- companion cars, they are distin-| = : . , | vise the work of the classes. Dur- guished by gracefully curved wind- | : : | the course of instruction each stu- shield pillars, deep narrow radia-/| sent to offered an eentstantie ¢ tor, big hub caps, and many bright ee | disassemble init touches of long-wearing, tarnish- aease semble and assembie each unit of the straight eight engine, and to proof chromium plate. - : make a thorough study of the Every detail of the interior fin- chassis and unit construction of the P i 4 ish reflects the fine car quality car. made possible by the resources of uring the classes, demonstra- Studebaker's — $10,000,000 body tions of various service equipment plants. The low prices at which are given and instructions as to the cars are offered are belied by/ +45 and operation 60k: tie | wide, deeply cushioned seats, | service plant vs | shaped to afford th tmos - on ped to afford — ‘ rid | The person who is about to buy ing ease, and by fine mohair up-/ gue a new motor car will naturally seek holstery. Rear seats in the se-/| ; a “i i Mebiee te beswy pabes | * product that is serviced efficient- Bad ¥ UPAOC ily and economically,” said F. J. stered arm rests. iw 7 ; oa Sed Front seats and steering wheel ee eee Ce ee ee nie SenRiiy edfectadis t th ~--. |mnot rely On an organization that} y ustabie to the most) jacks a required knowledge of its comfortable driving position. Ped-} proauct. | HIGH ee MPRESSION als are covered with heavy rub- “To render an efficient service | ber pads. The steering wheel is requires a thoroughly trained per- | Baan se aoe eae POWER MAKES THIS with comfortable thin grip, and jservice man must know the con- 3 AVE L wil not break or shatter under! «struction of the car if he is to ac- the most severe stresses. curately diagnose troubles and ap- LOW Pp The divided seats in the club se- ply corrective measures porte as RICED CAR A dan fold forward and permit en-/anq economically for the owner.” trance through either door. An; he Ppierce-Arrow service divi- unusually convenient type of a4-| sion has set a high standard of ef- B R | i; L I A N T Justment is found on these seats. | riciency that all service stations are By pressing a button at the base/ required to maintain. Factory in- of the seats, each can be moved/gnectors make periodical inspec- PERFORMER forward or back through a range/ tions of aM service plants | of several inches. | Details of the equipment include sail | — a é rime get sXe as (egg ene cme gaa “ mo “sa a | The Superior Whi d hich et Eg es eck ONS sas creaner, nonglare rear vi- € ouperior Vv et's new an CSS! i a Se ; ae eS sion mirror and coincidental lock evelopment : 2 AP o af Peas me sti to steering and ignition, illumi- Of Real 2 engine gives more than 20° added horsepower — mated by a special flood light on ue ump) . : . the dash. Speedometer, oil pres- resulting in even faster speed, quicker pick-up and mometer and hydrostatic gasoline| HOW ® Rew departure in the au- greater hill-climbing ability gauge are mounted in individua) | *omotive world must travel a long g ot dul} silver frames and grouped in;and hard road before it is accept- ’ Ww HI P P ET 6 S E DAN an indirectly illuminated instru-|ed is related by J. C. Gray, equir- Take the wheel of the new Superior Whippet ! ment panel. Deep pockets, pro-|ment sales director of the AC Spark ; ° jamcé im I2 €asy month ly payments. Down payment only tected by a convenient flap, are | Plug Co., who tells of the remark- point the car toward the steepest hill, step on the me taciudes Coach. Coude Se P ime imciudes Cea: sOUDe, S@adan, located forward of the doors un-; able history of the fuel pump der the cowl. |which engineers regard as one of throttle, and feel that surging power as W hippet Roadster. All WWillys-Overland prices $! ) Ne 60 : Js . Ps €' fei ve Ue? sé /ie éé e or . ee OR Metin eel. ee ee ee a ee | L. The new Dictator six is a prod./ the outstanding engineering 4d - uct of the engineering skill respon-| velopments of recent years. soars to meet the challenge. f. 0. sible for the success of the cham-| “We started experimenting tn 1 7: pion President eight and the Com-|1921 on some new method of de- é i FINTEEE 50 CERES CONSENS NENG, mander. It reflects the same char-/|livering the fuel from the gas tank The new Superior Whippet is the only low-priced acteristics of power and stamina to the carburetor,” Gray said. “Ev- , h 1 h a . 4 which have enabled Studebaker to | ¢Ty conceivable type of pump was Car with ail these important advantages: Extra lon W , win every official speed and en-/| tried. . te : 5 i S , fil PE ET + COACH durance record for fully equipped! “After we were satisfied with | wheelbase, oversize balloon tires, full force-feed lubri- Down payment only Balance in 12 easy monthly payments. Line ~ r ) 4 ~ - } Z S$ mins é Je stock cars. | the preliminary performance of the . . oe . . . . . The engine is of the L-head type! present pump we put 12 of them cation, silent timing chain, invar-strut pistons, “Finger- includes Coupe, Sedan, De Luxe § ian, + fi j , , ‘ with fully machined combustion on test in the laboratory. They Ti & t ] 9 d ° , C- h . $ 10 chambers and an advanced carbu- | operated at an engine speed f p ontroi, and, in the O1X, a cavy sev en-bearing NEW SUPERIOR y Readster, — Readster, Cotlegsate retion and manifold system which| 4000 revolutions per minute for k h tt -_ To endows the motor with remarkable the equivalent of 100,000 car miles cranksnalt, _— tn epee ” operating economy. Bore andieach. After passing this test, the , i stroke are 3% by 4% Incwes, giv-| pumps were installed on test cars ‘ing a piston displacement of 221 and operated for tens of thousands Coupled with its brilliant performance, Whippet’s cuble Inches and a taxable rating of miles in all sorts of wéather di b - ~ : ve wi horsepower The motor month after month. In all, five outstan Ing cauty makes ita Car you will be proud actually develops 65 horserower. \years of steady testing preceded the — hj m ; Pennell smooth operstion at/ final production of the device. to drive, “ hile low price and remarkable operating speeds secured through the) “Starting from scratch in 1927 : hi ; : i At & Reieh Geoater-leuneding Thr heen nec ne oe economy make Whippet ownership decidedly easy weighted crankshaft. statically and/ velopment and research, the fuel on vour pocketbook peep balanced aro fitted pump was immediately adopted for with a Lanchester vibration damp.- | equipment, and has been practical- Start Now! Aviation Needs You E. J. JOHNSO . N, Inc. GUSTAVSON GARAGE, Inc PINE LAWN AUTO & E ; tr BLEC. CO. The School of Von Hoffmann 23d at Locust 1538 Tower Grove Avenue 6150-60 Natural Bridge Read . 3300 Mcdiens Aaa rescued , b. Toledo, Ofte, and specifications WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO 9me that nl artistic tints of Son sg tia , | Browns include Brazil nut brow. | The charge was made ty every respect it is worthy to as- - 4° | Bs sume the place of its predecessor, Are Specialized * whose achievement in traveling’ 4 5000 miles in 4751 consecutive | a minutes has remained unchallenged The automobile service man to- s as a standard of performance and | 44y is as well informed in his par- - " ; stamina for stock cars priced be-| ‘ticular profession as is the lawyer, shee low $1300 the physician or surgeon—and no | > “Double drop frame eonstruc-|!0nger works in a hit and miss as the long 115-inch wheel- | ™#nner. 3 = an SOS . One of the leading forces be- ; ex € | | At t, Louis Air Fields MPLETION of the develop-] Seat Field wifl make it one of Louis F° an of ‘i ‘ most id. in wae of ace "Reserve, who recently a iin nspection of the field. his rer rt. Lieut. Turner said eal vagh the field is not In what , T igre? ee nion of Lieut. Car! . ta Pp: : " : : 4 <*+ateaee ; tne ' nitea ‘a = BS Air ed good condition for | it is far from or even trouble- | Many ° e be call operations, dangerous for a competent pilot. ynicipal fields are far more | e municipas + - - | ous because of lack of crain- * wt~ - ' gradin .* or poor management. | . a. rec —s bert fis id it not bo hered by | : : ath age or poor tT anage! pT iike | ‘be ing and grass cutting have | roblems due to lack of co- . | " tion by city officials in sup- me necessary money and equip- ¢ With nearly $1,900,000 to gut the improvement pro- m in the next four months, the bids fair to stand second to in the ® orid.” still Mowing the Weeds. hough sufficient mowing of and filling of ruts to pro- for Lambert Field a class A ating of the Department of Com- was completed last week, the ek is being continued. Weeds s ruts were the objects of Lieut. ener’s chief objections to the 4's condition, according to QO. i mand - Parks. field manager. Chamberlin a Visitor. Col. Clarence Chamberlin, &ac- s*4 x. Spe AVIATION GRC _ ak 4 Starting Curtiss FI 1125 Syndicate Trust “W orld’s Oldest 8 Re a MAIL , couron j MTEEeS FOR FULL DETAILS 4 Revolutionize Ot WB Make no mistake. There is 4 ® vast difference between eutboard motoring of a year ago and SEA- HORSE Motoring of today. With the Johnson Underwater . t,exhaust noises ar #88es are eliminated. Wi the Johnson Release Charg- er starting is aade atonce sim- = and positive. omen and chil- én can start even the big- 8erSEA-HORSES Will Give You a Thorough, Practical Training | CEntral 4540 GRand 0270 EVergreen 7170 1416 19th Street TRi-City ¢ 7 Greuad School Course—Welding—Mechanical and All C! s | JNO. C. GRIMM "of Flying Courses — 7 8109 Ivory Riverside 4080 BLEDSOE MOTO” CO. SCHRAUT-BOONE CO., Inc. ee oe EVergreen 1028 PRospect 1265 * s Easy Monthly It ie easy to pay the Von Hoffmann way ff ROSE MOTOR COMPANY Phone St. Charles 621, St. Charles, Ma ; es 621, St. es, MO. small month! ymen x- PAYMENTS tended. LET US SHOW YOU How: | Big Bend Road at Clayton Vv Hoff mn Aircraft § . Richmond Heights, Mo. HlIland 1049 | . 108 S. Sth St., Dept. A | Phone _ 0080 | son ee SALES CORP. poco eu Meta eer meee peahec: oom solemn Re | raveis ‘ : RDING MOT . aa serene mns CAbany 8527 Affton, Missouri. Riverside 1560 622 St. Louis Ave. RA ‘ ‘ - 3008-10 N. Union Boulevard 3338 S. Jefferson Avenue J. H. MACHENS 4 2 a ae ei Af 2 Me ss

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= | Criticism of Race __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH od Supervision Made | "i By A. M. A. He, , At snes toaige Louis are conducted which automobile throughout iby the American Motorists ind cism of the alleged laxity Speed cor é meeA ° Hy ld i “Air 1€1Cs country, was voiced here this » tion. The charge was made by J ton Wecks, president of the ge. ation, that the failure on the camps authorities supervising the ne. most modern airports se Ds to permit only experienced @eip an beerlt in the opinion of ne : we Pee’ . — oS ee ee I Bn formal personage that the public , has come to know, according to J. D. Livingston or the Curtiss-Rob- ertson company, father-in-law of Maj. “Bill” Robertson who was once the Colonel’s employer. “Stretched out on the floor of our home, fooling with a moving pic- ture machine, he was just the same boy we'd known in the old days,” said Livingston. Capt. Wimer on New Job. Capt. William Wimer of the National Guard air unit assumed his new duties as an executive of Jefferson Airways, Inc., at Jeffer- son City last Monday. It is ex- pected he will return here each Monday to participate in the air unit drills. It Is Now Maj. Young. Capt. R. A. Young has been pro- piiainalll — Col. Lindbergh is not always the ’ . - ‘i i he SEA-HORSES | Revolutionize Outboard Motoring Make no mistake. There is ‘vast difference between “}%tboard motoring of a ‘pyar ago and SEA-HORSE Motoring of today. With ) & 8 60 | the Johnson Underwater ae, iit ‘ lt Mt Mit 1 it ls ‘845 and up at the factory . a eee ae eee ee The motoring public, in less than a year, has found it a fact that the Chrysler-built De Soto Six stands up ex- ceptionally — that its capacity for continuous road duty is greater than that of any other six below $1000, ic inch displacement. With these revolutionary im- provements, the SEA- HORSES definitely provide moted to the rank of Major in| the luxury of power boat- 'charge of the National Guard unit . = , | of the Thirty-fifth Air Division to Ing at small craft expense. ‘succeed Maj. C. Ray Wassall, who} There are six models, | '§ ©w chief of operations of Cur-/ ‘ ‘ " » |tiss Flying Service. Maj. Young ranging in price from $115) win ieaa the unit to Fort Riley. | for the 27 Ib. SEA-HORSE vanes blag = annual two- | weeks encampment. SINGLE (world’s lightest out- = ithe center board) to $3295 eon resurfaced for the bril-| visipitity. liant 4-cylinder| : Joins pena genes -esaigge tnsign Norman derson, TU’. SEA-HORSE ae NN. R . has Ground Lpvions £6 Big 0s of Locke Ae Outen as . a substitute for Lieut. Howard Lit- W auk ega M. }/ the field of the Thirty-fifth Division fre : Air Service Sold —_ e trial of duty at the fiyving and easy Pays}tenc summer camp with his outfit | Fort Riley. ment plan. Ask/}*' sere at any iy .. stores Four Qualify as Pilots. listed below for Harry E. Homeyer, 6532 a demonstration, Down payment only Owners find, too, that the pleasure of driving and the pride of owning a De Soto Six do not wane after many thousands of miles of travel. In fact, the en- thusiastic praise of these owners has been a vital factor in De Soto’s phenomenal success. 845 845 845 885 885 : t,exhaust noises and pes are eliminated. With | the Johnson Release Charg- Starting is ade atonce sim- if and positive. | *9men and chil- 7 aren can start "}*ven the big- : ~ | 8SEA-HORSES ~ | Witt ease, Wi ~ : —_— aa be Ji : By | le «@ er e * ; ; s : : . : z ~ k 7 SIXES N MOTOR SALES CO. Avenue TRi-City 1294 TRi-City 0817 wranite City, Ill. | “ ACH monthly payments. Line Sedan, DeLuxe § can, » Roadster, Collegiate Circle Is Resurfaced. The circle for spot landings near of Lambert Field has to insu better Cupe de Lujo ° Sedan de Lujo . All prices at factory -# Visit our showroom and judge De Soto Six at close range. We know its beauty, finish and appointment will delight you—and a demonstration will confirm your first impression. Soro SIx | @® CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT GATEWAY MOTOR COMPANY LACKLAND SERVICE CO.., Ine. 2001 South Seventh Blvd. 9405 Lackland Road St. Louis, Mo. Overland, Mo. PLAZA MOTOR COMPANY SUBURBAN MOTOR COMPANY 3615 Page Blvd. Lockwood & Summit Aves. St. Louis, Mo. Webster Groves, Mo. L. BRUCKER STOVE & HDW. CO. JOHN R. MEYER, Inc. MEYER MOTOR CAR CO. 308 North Main St. 1908 State St. 325 West Main St. St. Charles, Mo. East St. Louis, Ill. Belleville, Hil. The Sea-Horse 32 ~— Four Cylinders Winoer of famous Col. E. H. R. Green Trophy; Win- mer of Albany to New York Marathon; Holder of fast- est official outboard time re 7 a : ~ . » Commercial Chassts, joined the Pilots’ ho has been relieved school “to at- Easton | Avenue, was one of the three grad- | Parks Air College who during past week as | commercial pilots after} tests by Inspector Department of others were James Haney Danville. Pa., and George E ker of Cody. Wvyo. A fourth dent, John K. Park of Marigold Miss., qualified as .an industria! pilot. uates of | us qualified imited tha Line the | The | of | Par- | efi- | Wiggs of CARL G. FRITZ MOTOR SALES 4005 West Florissant Ave. St. Louis, Mo. J. M. LEDERER & CO., Inc. 3128 Locust Blvd. St. Louis, Mo. JOHN T. BROWN 1608 East Broadway Alton, [Il Actor-Aviator Late. “Hap” Hazzard, former captain in the Army Air Service, appearing in an act at the St.. Louis Theater last week, missed the show Sunday when he broke the tail skid of his plane making a landing at Terre Haute, Ind.. on his way here from Indianapolis. Hazzard came here by automobile and Milt Girton of | ~ ——> LARCEST MANUFACTURER OF OUTBOARD MOTORS jthe Shell Gasoline Co., whc had . H. MACHENS | j harles 621, St. Charles, Mo. { i ’ AACN I EE I ae ee kh “aa ( OLIVE CYCLE & MOTOR CO., 1045 N. Grand Blvd. | ) GELLER, WARD & HASNER, 414 N. Fourth St East St. Louis: EAST SIDE BUICK CO., 1106 Illinois Ave. St. Louis Dealer ‘IDING MOTOR CO. is Ave. ~ EAst 7300 — ma ame

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Sts ei * war’ “i nok ome ‘ % . eee Ss EE we ae pe Oe wo? ¥, eet ene a a a ee ae ove. a baledh Ae » wet es Set eles ee ee ee ae ae Se VOT Te ER, 5 rE pe ORIEME ge oe NaS CRI LLL AT ENE ORE gate > ow or oye ae ie oa ee ee ’ . ie aa ae i . ~~ 2. ten gaits ed Mapes E yp ah thee tems 7 om es atUuUTriti ¥ it} “Face to Face With ents” program 1s set for afternoon over ~4 ; “TTl=- KSD. AS usUa ill bring re iniscenc of hief execulivcs by ait - 3 ’ nappic. Another Presid o'clock yur Joe of Rose Locust | box | power | advantages as | audio amplifier in this Kolster set | model | have aw-| cons Furniture attract a ud 10. usua! ly ive, simple have four audio with and type. Straus Co presided t Monday’s meeting Talks were also made by I. Sichel of the Straus Co., Gordon Baquie, district manager for the ‘orporation Brandes ¢ i? 45-power tubes in push-pull to v and orporation, and } ré eq j receiv- making deliv- department and are bet! installed in ers, and is already eries, A ser rooms com vice show the Panys bul rs of the firm the stove (". Ameiss, korn, vice president and manager, and C. F. Heinz ary-treasurer. —_— li inclu- the mo covering a wide An NR-535 model has an neutrodyne chassis with amplification® and president: ne is widely 1é is et -pull speaker. Several other models eight- neutrodyne chassis and use 45-type power tubes in push- audio One has an inductor speaker, others have dynamic speakers. used with walnut + = fubhe s+! ; - Dui] TY ctro Rare woods are cabinets. model has a nine-tuh» cuit, with esigned for 7 leewao A de luxe neutrodyne ci input cire fional special! if wee? wd i ft + xc 1) - Superpower push- highboy in rare Puli am ricat cabdinet on door and a type vw oods Automatic feat the toh? i= _ socket reed sets. oe © | ure new The actor whose voice t«st typi- fies himself is being sought in th theate by the Freed-Eisemann Radio Corporation so he may par- ticipate in a broadest to find just accurately radio mind's tes; how tne “sees” in his ‘tists broadc: x on Broada nightly isting Shows Ale ree being and heavy tnrouch a verforin- the ay bv isses “covered” omen who that cannwet be These are worn for half ance. The balance cf the +. om * wear ££ a they seen fashion mar match to NL iss \ if- manayving the nd a record is mave. This the search igs to nd an award be witnessed in If the voice and the fact is reported ginia Rutan, who is search a week regular the en. made Ever he eadv re: actual hew by a sensitivity as that of any ‘e vers are lit asurement to ten t*'mes as former Ever- Until now, Sitivity have a relatively fessional! sets of such righ sen- been availa bic smail number of pro technicians, being with —_ from the public because of th. difficulty of manuf thern only to aecturing |among music | Lift Thine ‘cert have an | Ro? | Littie Cotto | Drama” in quantity at a price which would. permit them to sell, factory asserts. the Eveready A highly sensitive set will per. | form better on a short. quickly tn- stalled indoor antenna than most receivers On ai long, elaborately ructed outdoor aerial. ; ' | | inent Company and has sung many times | ’ ‘ ; } } | | As Now Kolster | ee its subsid-| ~~ wal. | ; nut veneered console with built-in | Mah Lit le Banjo_ | | aerials | D lvantzoff Sings Tonight Through Stati on KWK' Russian Baritone Soloist in Baldwin Concert—Other NBC. Features, Quartet in D-major is to be , layed in a con- Bach's contralto. KWkR:K at program Georgia Standing, is scheduled over The that 10:30 this forenoon. includes Quartet tn D Major String Quartet. a se -6 os « ode eaene ( on lra!to. ‘Quartet in F Flat” Mendelssohn Franz Canzonetta, from — String Quartet. Eyes E Minor’— Mendelssohn Finale from “Quartet in String Quartet. Another Roxy symphony con- is to be broadca-t over AWK at 12 noon. Ot. -F York to be broadcast by day are ~nnounced as follows: Friendly Hours, at 1 p. m.: I Hear a Thrush at Quartet I Love to Hear You Singing.. Tenor Medley of Southern U Water Bov .. O Love That Wilt Through enor Through Your Tears uartet “Whatere r We Lift Lift. Murmuring NBC programs from New . Wood . Shackley ae Robinson Baritone Not Let Me Go Quartet ——e. . Hamblen Us” Jensen Smilin’ Stanley Durkee artet Qu t Chanrot (Spiritual) ~ Swing Low. The Lamp in Jesus. Meck and Mild Qu artet recHal by Godfrey a te Violin Lud- low at 2 cht memats. .«>« directed by Ce- Pp. m.: Beethoren Maestro'’s Hour. sare Sodero. at Egmont Overture *oU *Philesce and Gounod from Alexis . “Obe lensky. mg. from “I Erva Giles, _Raggian te. Basso. " Meyerbeer from ‘Louisa V Lenno Prine scheherazade Elizah eth The Young Ri msky- Ki rsak: ff Verdi | Th omas Piange, fr or “Binal dv" — abeth Lennox, Contralto Orchestra. ilicht Reve ries religious 1 Dr. Charles L. Goodell as the speaker nani the Twilight Chor- sters sextet of mixed voices assist- Ing. at 3:39 p. m. | The W or as and Ev ery Tree ; - A serv- with Sweet Smellin Liz hoir. scriptural Call to Worship | Let Me Hie Unt thhe Fields Muriel Wilson. soprano. the Sun's Declining Ray. Chotr. Hark Gaul! . James . eontralto. nd Prarer olitoff-Iwanoft . wae ley sy*r iro rt? ; V esp: r Hou Choir. They Havre Which Lore ‘', me 1a Goodell. echt of (horr. Concert W hittal Sians at 4:3 o> e.: and Onegin’ “Tales of Tsnide”™ Techaikowsky Hoffn an Offenbach Tannhauser” . Wagner Ferrey * AiGa” Soldiers Grand Mart h | ! Onward. Christian ullivan American Birkenholz. Serenade violinist, at 5:05 p. m: ijwr rs svypsy ->o! s Aniantino Thee I Margrhemta Arcade Think of -Helmund Dichmont . Meyer ingers. Chari: Jorea an tenor, _ Arr. ‘es Harrison, a Doll Geibel Gavotte in E Sof Nomads conce at Enna Jettick Melodies Pp. m™m When Treas away yrmnn / Hath aor t Liebes Beatrice Belkin. Webb, baritone directed by announ concert, at 6:1 5 Pr. m soprano: Theodore and an orchestra Theophile Wendt ced as features for this are pro- ram. Ba! , marnrin iwin concert, with Leon Tu- and Ivan Ivant Soloists, at 7:45 make his appearing He was born xandrovsk, Russia, in 1904. mine owner Revol grated to He will debut Pianist, baritone. Tumarkin by radio concert staz: zoff 48 >. mM. wil! Jebut before On the in Ale the At +) a son of a wealth, the outbreak Tumark I rvite >| of the uTION. the his ins m States make formal conrert next in New York Ivantzoff was born in Petrograd At 14 he had a powerfi:! bass-bari- tone, and his Nikolai Spassky. predicted great things for him He made his debut in 1911 as Hans Sachs in “Die Meistersing- er.” and for the next feu one of the principals in the year teacher. years was “Music company of Petrograd. He was leading baritone subseque ntly of the Petrograd Imperial Theater Ivantzoffe escaped across the bor. Ger into Bulgaria in 1919 For five years he sang in Sofia. Paris and in the musical centers of Spain In 1924 he came to America. and was immediately engaged by the Philadelphia Civic Opera. with which he has appeared each sea- | He has also been prom- | 20n since. in the Washington Opera before the President. He formerly , nde} Massenet . West Anglo-Per- Waener | Singers and aconanel . -Nardini Harmson 5: 30) Iv VAUGHN DE LEATH TAKING HER EASE | “Mr. and is 'cert by the Pro-Art String Quartet | and KWK to- | . Cadman Noted radio singer resting mer home, “The Hitching Post,” in Connecticut. in the living room of her new sum- Will Go ' Cartoons Carried by patch to Be Basis of Broadcasts, ——— “Mr. and Mrs...” « | Briggs in cartoons ~~ St. Louis Post-Dispate) | day, are to go on t es “Mr. and Mrs.” pe for the first time og the wy Saturday, Sept. 7, be# week engagement spe Graybar Electric Co, lumbia chain. The feature will « ly each Saturday night last week of December gram will be staged ip studio in New York. “Mr. and Mra.” e broadcasting is due te the qualities” which Briggs & synonymous with thes « folks of his creation. | “In the character Mrs... we find that Mg | brought us a new ’ type of & mes humor in which he - /reflect a eumaal tive and » picture of an Amertcag _and wife, as believable agg : own reflections in the |} announcement says. “Eliminating the many standard cartoong Mp _has discovered in “Mr, gag the secret of adding twe characters to the panorams | temporary American iif. _traving with uncanny ae _daily ‘ups and downs _which a million happy aad tended American couples together.” WLW to Be Linked nt with the Opera Company The gram for this sang National Grand | of the NBC | broadcast 1 Alice Vibrant Sweet ane Low , roe ardy. Bla K 1 Re train Prelude +s Luce tte, M arv Ho pple Melodies. =r? s WLW, Cincinnati, will te to WRNY, the New York a ‘| padio station, at 3:30 ® © .| for an aviation program .| Amelia Earhart and ‘i notable pilots are | speakers. The program will Ivy Kreisler . -Bond the Pennsylvania Station | Radiograms. : os be The super-dirigibles now being built at Akron, | ZR-o, for the United vill be eo with radio appa- vhich will have a communl- 'eation range equal to their cruising will exceed ha - ; Ta ‘ us Julian | | radius, i miles. a comic opera by Edwards, at 9 p. m. The which cast iy Varden Gitla Erstinn: IN SO York City and will ce departure of the first tinental airplane iimited, For the Notebook. ~ The symptom of gas is tube is a blue glow. 4 One source of noise &¢ applying too much current @ fective tube. ZR-4 and States Navy, 8000 ’ : ' ’ | Py Py fy fa lel North St. Lot Kent Sto See one In Furniture by America’s most famous design- ers and builders. Alderson Radio Co. 2546 N. Grand ‘LIndell 4927 Colfax Radio yee 4157 Lee Deeken Music Co. 2017 E. Grand COlfax 0290 Electradio Shop 3354 N. Union EVergreen 7457 J. C. Geitz Furn. Co. 1315 N. Market CEntral 1269 S. Lasky Furniture Co. 1406 Franklin CEntral 1349 R. G. Mueller Hdwe. Co. 8109 N. Broadway COlfax 0156 Everyone in North St. Louis, who hasn't al ready done so, is invited to hear the Atwater — ... from an Atwater Kent Set. the dealers listed below. 4 * These North St. Louis Dealers Invite You to Call for a Demonstration | National Credit Cte. 4437 Easton N al Bridge inn Nat'l Bridge EVergreen G. Oonk Radio Elec. 5318 W. Florissant Schweig-Engel 5911 Easton Star Downtown Store Todd Jewelry & 4104 Easton U. S&S. Auto § 4844 Easton 1129 F BROWN & HALL SUPPLY CO., Distributors, 1504 Pine St., St. a a a aS ll i la i lll Mla hl hl da dl Maeeei in * oe Feature Tonight on KMOX’ ‘Blues Hour— s vin s Ma ' turing * in ere nic Singer Another Symph Concert at 1 P. es win’ RP oastz m. Staine ~oweki . 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“Mr. and Mrs.” * Of Comic Str trip. Will Go on | | | : **. | St. Louis Post-Dispatch e day, kron, Navy, ppa- muni- ising 8000 Saturday, | week engagement Sponsored Graybar Electric Co. Over -lumbia chain. Cartoons Carried by Post. patch to Be Basis of Chain f ) Broadcasts. “Mr. and Mrs.,” createg Briggs in cartoons Carried in very are 10 go On the air. “Mr, and Mrs.”" will bro for the first time on the n Sept. 7, beginning a by ¢ the ¢ The feature will continue ly each Saturday night through last week of December. Each grain will be staged in the Wa studio in New York. 7 “Mr. and Mrs.” cartoong broadcasting is due to the “hr qualities” which Briggs hag synonymous with these two folks of his creation. “In the characters. “Mr Mrs.,” we find that Mr. Briggs brought us a new type of Ame humor in which reflect a distinctive and aem picture of an American h and wife, as believable ag are own reflections in the mirror,” announcement Says, — “Eliminating the Over-tones many standard cartoons, Mr. R has discovered in ‘Mr. and Meee the secret of adding two che characters to the Panorama of temporary American life. by traving with uncanny accuracy daily ‘ups and downs’ thro which a million happy and tended American couples daily y tocether. mT) |WLW to Be Linked With WRNY Todad WLW, Cincinnati. will be links to WKIINY, the New York aviatie radio station, at 3:39 p. m. tedam for an aviation program on whic Amelia Earhart and several! ot notable pilots are announced speakers. ~ he continues a E Moree i in “CBS Feature 5 Singer in Ai °° night on | KMOX (@ ™ Majestic. Mour—Another Symphonic Concert at 1 are Follo win 4 n pron: al t cha KMOX. a symp ia Bounty a Hudnot a Barry at T33 ; p. v7 cathedral Hour Wat est Homo Adele Vasa Or Se ae r al Voice in the Ae ctus from Service a from serv) 7 j Cholr an F Grronation March from Prophe te La Palina progr am, “Mrs. Murphy's Boa at 6 p. m. eae Sonatron period, P vin's orchestra, at at 6: Majestic Theater of the Air, fea- | turing Lee Morse in Muriel La France, 4 prano, at 7 p. m.: ev ; ca Amold Johnson's {S) “Supposin — , 2 x04 an b) “Hes a Ge ee “Badinage 7 alnge! nad % Fs) beat tow Hall *“Goin' to Srout Redferne Tip] and Frhortation’’ the i cert le \ with inshead, P. M. Colum eduled shor ic Mendelesohn .Mo .. Stainer bia | today | concert ,. ISSOTESBKY | ’ ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH In Majestic Hour | ra. . Borowski | nd orchestra. Ser TS rchestra. .. Van de Water | { orchestra. rn Massenet | .Stainer .Stainer Meverbéer featuring rding House,”’ Ben Sel- 30 p. m. ‘‘hlues,”’ coloratura s0- orchestra. o Have Around’ ree. ‘tetor Herbert Cc lie yl. orchestra. tenor. and | Muriel La France, coloratura soprano, to be featured in the Ma- jestic Hour over KMOX tonight. ‘‘Mississippi Mud’"’ Lee Moree. i “Dance Negre’ org ang Carroll. “Darling Nellie, G Redf Taw “Trollinshead. “Miss You” Lee Morse. “Tear Drops” Johnson's orchestra. “Old Fashioned Yerterdays Wendel] Hall and r erehentm. “At Night by the Lamp-Light”’ "1 Hate to Say Goodbye’’ Morse, | fa) | (D) Arabesques period, at 8 p. m. at 8:30 p. m. | Apple, Where Are You Rolling? Balalaika orchestra. That Russian Village | Mile. aa, Violin. For Prettr Women. Eli Spivak, Baritone. Faded Roses. Mme. Nicolina, Soprano. | fa) Odessa, Polka Mazurka, (b) Under the Apple Balalaika Gronectre. Romance Mile. Kazanova, Violin. Chansonette. me. Nicolina. Soprano. Pair of Sorrel Horses, i Cyril Scott Around me Samovar concert, Eli Spiv ak. Baritone. The programowill originate the Pennsylvania Station in Ne York City and will celebrate departure of the first transec tinental airplane limited. For the Notebook. The symptom of gas in a fault tube is a blue glow. One source of noise in a applying too much current to a! fective tube. PPT a Pa Pa IN St. Louis” ‘Louis, who hasn’t al- id to hear the Atwater an Atwater Kent Set. listed below. EN-GRID ADIO ATER’ Fa ee CAPA ILN: SABER 0 PACBRD Rah ON AIRS A Latin i. on a NE A OLAS AONE hah es SBIR EE Oe 2alers Invite onstration onal Credit Clo. Co. ton DElmar 1909 — Bridge Ra. Sales § ot Bridge EVergreen 3% 084 - « Radio Elec. Shop | A F lorissant COlfax 8000 weig-Engel Corp. MUlberry 4576 Square Stores n Store Jewelry & Music Co. }. Auto Su 1129 Locust — Lindell 6115 Co. 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S11.95 , .8Be ‘panel 1828 7-Tube Steinite All- lo Set $25.00 7-Tube Steinite Electric Set, Bullt-in Speaker . 75 S-TUBE SETS, $4.00 ie $3.50 List Type 245-Amp. Tube $1.50 + ] ' i ; SUNDAY MORNING | Schedule for Chain Programs Today. on WIL ABC network programs over WIL today are to begin at 12:30 this afternoon with a concert by the American Artist Ensemble and Ve Ona Socolofsky, soprano. The All-Artist Sextet, Perdin Korsmo, lyric tenor, and Anne Bil- lings, contralto, are to give a re- cital at 1 o'clock. At 2 p. m. Gordon Anstad, tenor, and Agatha Turley, soprano, will give a recital over WIL. Vic Meyers’ orchestra is to play for an hour, beginning at 2:30 o'clock. The “Pursuits of Pamelt” sketch at 3:30 o'clock is entitled “Mid- summer Night-Mare.” It concerns the unexpected arrival of the colos- sal bore, Mrs. Schenectady; Ole and her group of adherents, including Prince Luboff, the poor but honest nobleman, who has pursued Pame- la more or less in previous skits. Francesco Longo has pro- grammed colorful music—waltzes, barcarolles and the like—for the concert by the American Salon Or- chestra at 4 o'clock. The usual Cathedral concert from the ABC studios in Seattle is scheduled over WIL at 6 p. m. The evening ABC schedule over WIL is to begin at 9:30 with an- other ‘Harper’s Corner” sketch, in which a raid on a roadhouse at the outskirts of the village is to provide the excitement for Max and the populace. Myron Jacobson and Berthe Pon- cy are to give another of their two piano recitals at 10 p. m. WIL’S ABC features will con- clude with the American Salon Or- chestra concert at 10:30 and a pro- gram by Stoll’s Rhythm Aces at midnight. Studebaker Concert Tonight. A concert arrangement of Friml’s “Indian Love Call’ will be played in the Studebaker concert at 8:15 tonight. This broadcast is scheduled over WOC, KSTP, WTIMJ, WOW and KOA. Sunday Programs of St. Louis Stations KSD, 550 Kc. The program of KSD for to- morrow and throughout the week will be found in detail elsewhere in this section. KFQA, 1090 Kc. 11:00 A. M.—Service at Fourth Church or Christ, Scientist. Subject: “God.” KFUO, 550 Kc. 8:30 A. M. and 10:45 A. M.— Services of Pilgrim Lutheran church. Rev. Doerffler. Topic: “No Difference, All Have Sinned.” 10:00 A. “The Death Peter.” 2:30 P. M.—Foreign language program, (German.) Address: “Out of the Depths, I Cry to Thee.” Rev. A. M. Bruce. Music. 3:00 FP. MW.—Shut-in program. Address: “Hoah”’ Re. Pau] List. Music. 8:15 P. .M.—Address: Greatest of Alf Themes, Sinners Doth Receive.” Heintzé, Music. KMOX, 1090 Ke. 7:00 A. M.—Morning Musicale. 8:00 A, M.—Children’s Hour. 9:00 A. M.—Sunny hours of a Sunday morning. 11300 A, M.—The KFQA 12:00 P. M—Jacquinot Jules, organist. 1:00 P. M.—Symphony hour. 2:00 FP. M.—Cathedral hour. 2:45 P. M.—Basebal!l game. 500 P. MeBobbie and Rob- Lesson: Apostle M.—Bible of the “The Jesus Prof. Principia, bie. 5:50 P. M.—Careful children's club. 6:00 P. M.—La Palina pro- gram. 6:30 P, M.—Sonatron gram. 7:00 P. M.—Majestic Theatre of the Air. 8:00 P. M.—Arabesque. 8:30 P,. M.—Around the Samo- Var. 9:00 P, M—Ozark program. 9:30 P. M—Ampico hour. 10:00 P. M.—Hot Stove league. 10:10 P, M.—Amos and Andy. 30:20 P. M.—Radiograms. 10:30 P. M.—Night club pro- gram. KWK, 1350 Ke. S00 A. M.—Lane Tabernacle choir. 8:45 A. M.—Meiszner's orches- pro- tra. 9:30 A. M.—Loulse Heinmuel- er. 10:30 A. M.—American Pro Art String quartet. 11:00 A. M.—wHugo Schoo! of Music. 12000 P, M.—Roxy orchestra. 1:00 P. M.—Friendly hour. 2:00 P. M.—Godfrey Ludlow. 2:30 P. M.—Maestros. 3:30 P. M.—Twilight Reveries. 4:30 P. M—Whittall Anglo- Persians. 5:00 P, M.—American Singers. 5:20 P. M.—Nomads. 6:00 P. M.—Enna melodies, 6:15 FP. 7:15 P. Symphony Jettick ™.—Liebestraum. m.— er. also will be usesd between has | he and his} The com- | 10 | The com-_| boulevard. | with | for | of | Mar- | New | is | in | and soloists | broadcast from | bring Clarke | agner | Noted Conductor ity / is 7 + @\e\e Erno Rapee, who is to conduct | the new Mobiloil programs over KSD, featuring light operatic mu- | sic, beginning next night. W ednesday originating ‘tion WLW, also is being broadcast _..._ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH |WLW Program ‘Organ Built for t Also on WOR and WBBM Thursdays Marmon-Roosevelt Hour. in the studios of sta- The Thursday night by WOR, New York, and WBBM, Chicago. This is the first of WLW’'s spon- sored programs to be relayed of New York and Chicago, though the precedent was lished June 18, when WLW, and WLS. Chicago, were hooked up for a broadcast. A “little symphony an ensemble of eight mixed chorus, male Voices, have been Roosevelt-Murmon programs. announcements have been in the hour, which was de- to create the idea of changing of melody. wv usual arrangements of new Id ha. ade Cially " orchestra, violins, a quartet solo heard in the Krew made signed fabric and m espe- miusic been for e all programs. Tube, makes a fine It also may Versatile The 112-A tube tector with 45 volts B. | be used as a radio-frequency |plifier with 90 volts B. de. to stations in the metropolitan areas | al- | estab- | WOR! daily and | rector said. A ' an | taneously ame | oe Playing With WGN | Dance Orchestra designed for GWN, Dance An organ, and Jean Goldkette’s WGN Orchestra, has been installed the Drake Hotel, Chicago, and awaits completion of WGN’s new studios, Through the use of the organ | with Goldkette’s band, new mu- sical effects, never before obtained | by any radio station, will be heard | from WGN. “The organ will not instrument playing with the dance band,” WGN program di- will carefully score in | be merely | Selinger. ae worked into the lection. It will be Hienry be of every as much a part of the band as the trumpets or sax-| ophones.” | WMAQ Soon Will Have New Studio Sixty days will see the removal of the WMAQ studios to the new Daily News building, which has | cumpleted at Madison the Chicago River, in just been street and simutl- | i@ea | PAGE 9b is temtative'y eee The move set for Aug. 15. The station has been transmi't- ting from studios in the Hotel La Sa lle The new quarters will be on the twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth floors, and are Chicago. | described as among the most beau- tiful and efficient In the world. MAJESTIC ATWATER KENT RADIOLAS BRUNSWICKS STROMBERG. CARLSON Sctuneil — En gel CORPOWATION FOREST tnAHA 4929 Delmar—FOrest 9127 5247 Delmar—~FOrest 16886 5911 Easton—MU berry 4576 3612 $. Grand—PRospect 5730 D ETECTION ff with the New-45 Tubes Now SUPERIOR Tone Qualities Made Possible In the New Majestic Models Ol Model 91 Early English design Cabinet panel overlaid with genuine imported Australian lacewood. front effect accentuates graceful I:nes. Escutcheon plate and knobs finished in genuine silver Instrument Bowed a) | LESS TLBES of American welnut. 13 MAJESTIC THEATRE OF THE AIR Offers Misses Lee Morse and Muriel La France with other famous stage stars over KMOX this evening at 7 o'clock. Jacobean period Cabinet of American walnut. 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Lindell 6r15 oc 4194 Easton CLAYTON A. McCLENDON 27 N. Meramec 7187 Mancherter OvVES 212 N. Kirkwood Rd. T. LOUIS 223 Collinsvilie Furn. Co. 100 Collinsville Ave. 1920 State St. demonstration of It is understoed that The Benwood-Linze Co., Distributors--19th & Washington

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PAGE 10R ae ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 merges oer saRER — POST-DIS ; ee ' hecomes more critical he said, the bodies were cramped and } > o ' po aoe | Public Demanding | ‘tthe cars which yesterday met re- | throughout the whole car ap" wer P: : ] qui ments. today are obsolete. Few at a premium. They also oun A MI ss Contractor Buys New International — Longer Wheelbase. | oe Apes avtomobile drivers would that the light .— car gave way | $3 Se ‘N sei ou be satisfied with the performance under road pounding ™ RSS Says Auburn Officer of a 1929 model “Manufacturers of the heavier Don’t take chances with your Brakes until t's tos hg : : RS Sv , SN \ few years ha: type cars sensing the demand for Mave your Brakes tested by experts using the ne WSS SQ sooe ~ “ re O fiali e : .., i 4 ce a . . ~~ ‘ “~ . SON SS ~~. ~%, . ~ A P . >| _ “ ~, ana f nfo 4 e * . acceleration and comfor improved testing equipment. While the smal] automobile will ' were slu : | eded up their engines, changed always have a wide market, he Parking was difficult, performance §&sp . " demand of the public today is for uncertain and such factors as tt! heir gears, built economy and . in SPECTION SERV ICE longer wheelbases and : fan beit nstant mfort into their cars with the T _ _ - . a eos : L the opinion of R. worry. The fast light ca! ith it: esult that the big car performance a [TABI E res z spite tenia tiene ; . Ae -. ° 4 a ki ice president of Au- shar acceleration an lim pl et) ta new standard far beyond At ' ‘3 > presi eas I ; 7 ned %. ‘ 9rmance sua niy became pop- iything before achieved. SERVICE ¥ Ran F . : "is Kees , : - ryt “ ° : “C1 ut - s | 3 ’ mes his steadily increasing popular- ular. A new staneard Of GFiVvin aulkn iy | out as an ex : ~~ t- ree . ~ : : . (ns " > ’ ’ mie h aATro*’ wi ce ys le i £ % : : f n Bb) car, Fauikner said. eas: n een if oe ii dies , ee wT or uae Scorsese GRand 6310 1910 s. h ‘ _ : — t @rzht, the ease ’ Maj. Robert E. Lee, m: r ol iit li : ‘ is due not only to the progressive | publi yners, nNoWevel — i. | , ya | . the bures or something that while they move in re quicl if parking throug he use of im- aad | 3 Costs No More for RELIABLE Brake the St. Louis Automobile rm > : ; taste of . . 4 » ~ : . ‘ . — . ad tToLaTinge “4 7 - Bid A ssociation. ’ , " P : . ‘ ‘ . P, pa . * . ; . 4 , * . » - : , ae ’ . , ery . a " ‘ : :f A ere a ’ ’ + ) ) O . fF . ” t . ‘\ : ’ ’ f t) W bide eS». . A A 1 oO}! ric bed Jat x " — : — -_ ’ 2acn y* al j Tivild rir ht, iti i . ii i 4 ‘ e P, ‘ “7 fw! ha Pe —s a _ as " . r> . ; = 4 LO ATED SO aes “2 a's’ ~ . ; he ' ‘ A rrr roa it Tit ‘ ) oe aS rr 9 hss Oe CER Oe Fag oh a cae ne” - nhay iets , ’ a eR le i Oe Le ee ere 0 eae a ; _ 7@ aes “ Expresses with a three-yard body and multiple speed pact ann ee RE OOO Duce’s “No Conc ois nee Handle the DE | ee See Beene | = oe ee si ee Repairs Are Made : | (Copyright, =m site nt Me er. trea: ar —— _ Peaneere a | “ OPE PIUS XI's letter to Cardinal shinee ¢ | . : - hing of githout mentioning Mussolini's n pociation. of which he is past presi- | saiety and = comfor’, ie rons! ‘ speeches in Chamber and Senate ¢ lent and secretary ak bene beatae: Satie PP gee rr , Only t ' vee ae ee llie-jJumpin OD y-w hee led auto- | ¢ impression in Italy. my (Wo Make Motorists Pay. | adihite woun te the eeente shew t - 3 end the clerical Corriere @’ In his address at the annual COm- front wheel tightening and sanpegeal ; ae g short time not a single cor vention of the American Prot: = n eth We . ae , ~ goth Passe fg al organ had run through se ee et. ee e; live street, local Fisk : Fascist press avoided all, pla i Atiantic City ee J ran z in Atiantic sia vase Ai * sg ail i | points, and only repro to anes oO lin of Atlanta, Ga ; - 4 aaa i ee i ; , ‘ of an automobile ‘ ompenhs site? hoa ‘*% re) >t , Od ‘ +? on s A tae mildest portions, as 4 ‘ 4 A is ‘ Ae ~« ita i . Ai | | | ! ing the word of com-' Um : ion TP — ta . ro | led F ree lv ise . is ‘ : e tion liability law, modeled 4arge+y 11. ist is clearly inder- | (Run conducted under official observation and record h obeying afte the rkman's ¢ ompensation ire ; $ — : . je . - after the Work ‘} stand the impo ce to final confirmation.) : it. The two uitra Impero and Te- legislation. as a means of offsetting =3 in Ss LT t@¢antea lotses which hospitais l aa © ii Ad . ° . : > + halal xx “ “—" ’ 7~ — * ; ne ets . . : . — Der,” i! té > an "t o0e-1D . : SEK aie - “ : " sol : ’ :- 3 ; ‘as * “ joo See. * : | id : ; : : hic been ine DOT Gil Gh oe soci — 8 eas OR es = The general im pression. normal charity burden er together at 7 ~ q ee r , "EPS ES . ari ti -' Sha A) Soe Motor Car o.. an utomob forced upon hospitals In caring for the top. hey -in, which meee a e. aoe ee eee san cemeteries Fn RR os 3 | 2 a 7 spa + ul ! ‘ so bs moe SS ses , eo cai: 4 eopie who take no part ealer in Belleville since 1916, has e acc means thev are cl wether AB Ba OSE oe See Oe . ee e pone peers pened up a branch, to be known itv oO hom rill mot the front than at the back. he se = 1 —_ Pen eso Sos ¥ : PO BP “Hoolitics, was that none but the A: “ nT ‘ ati! wT, a4 . : a t Lc ee Bete sa A Sn dn Poon a _ . ‘ nxn eee: OR. wer id dare to write such a “+ ' . ‘ 7, + Ss 7 ‘ 5 1On s rae ge ' 7 g " a at id De ior t X pe nse ~ inc urred WoMue in front aXe is wou G i" uis. Heithe hospital.” backward. ;e ae ee —_ onncnennaieienenn . eS Sn aed P to Mussolini, even though, > : Bes 4 . he j $ . ) ‘ = ” . ({ Ay N { - : 5 essed ? O a Ca din al n ot the ti - | ae es o | io ’ ’ not any foreign miunister of _ - 4969 Dp : 9 eg | “ke: eS = i : sf a | 3 | , al ba ee § : i eS , | 4 = aa Car Fully Equipped — Far| conditions . car in ser Pascist heirarchy. | the 7: 4 Se Zi \. » i See | . The car, therefore, was a , : y : Loc | ~: § i {28 5% BES oe me ee Rte! gee Exceeds Any Previous Non- stock in every mechanical dam als to “the Gallery.” | de | ; : | Rd Se Bape torsion OE: : oni . Stop Engine or Car Marks|and completely equip; MEMR, political circles, the idea waa| of: ov st SATISFACTION EsT | er i — , oll i — Full A.A.A. Supervision. aes a ‘ ‘a both Mussolini's speech at er te ee, — i ney \ ie % TS ge Pg SR ee Re NM Ae Edie tale hist “es : AGUARANTEEDIEE 072 | oS | ’ Downtown Stere-1129 Locest: Open Eveni | * Sco ed # Shain how fast the Roosevelt wouldimm ge C22mber 0! | = : : : : : . 3 a ++ er omy de be: STORES pal aes oa = | ig Sergey ma oD “ty | Indianapolis Speedway under |far more severe than aay ‘the callery,” that is, that | RE-FUELING THE ROOSEVELT ON THE RUN FROM ALAA. supervision to determine | could offer. Is. eaten ‘htc eau & g CORD uJ TIRES 4 rtv. whico still tm-! MANUFACTURED BY : , in an official run the stamina and} Just think of making twormi ....... . MOTHER” CAR—an operation that required steady nerves. §& dependability of Mdtmon’s new |trips from New York to lasaeer | °" - anttehestente. en United States Rubber Co. 4 Never have we had such a response -to Below) It is interesting i iS Wl ray re-fiel- ty | low-priced straight-eight. geles without once shutting ages ™** ( ) It is interesting to compare this with the way re-fuel _ f Ti. cam wen texmiented. okliie sected eae MB powerful members of tne} a tire offer. This wonderful sales record proves that Star Square Stores . have the best tire values in St. Leuis. Our $a wes. Phe €s be | . 4 Bix tub * ee $ Os AN ae £08 Rt Salas BAY SR Se het Sere 2 * a pea «PE Ma A 2 4 ~= “a ‘ = > oaiieys t3 ie MEP LY : iat Rag Sinan ye ot SS oe Qn ah * 3 ' : a ; : : 7 : = 3 x - ; d ‘ L : ¥ : 7 Cc , e 4 +: , : ¥ , é ‘2 ? ¢ z « - “4 4 : t > . 5 ‘ ; . 4 Fs > ¢ * : * * i . : 3 ; : ~*~ ‘ > oe ge Ss : s Sf Fa . 7 4 ¥ x me _- - 5 oe - 4 4 e > * x , we 4 64 > 4 % " ie 4 ¥ i + 4, 2 AT AN AY Ava > TIEN C2, a = _ Feet nee : ' ' Was obliged to calm many for-| CEA re. NE eee ne Oe + ©} g es © ° é it ee 2 automobile history. 7 ) aes, Saha ‘ ess rounds—each hour, 2 ROUGH BRICKS OF THE SPEED- ee ) Not a Special Car giving new evidence of its remains that the Lat-! eae WAY. This gives you some idea of the ea ae oh The primary object of the test | standing sturdiness and Meena pacts have been signed and 9x4. : °° . ; , slate oe : 29x5.00 : track condition over which the Roosevelt er one was to approximate average user | bility. meepeied, and nobody in Italy se 4 that the two' 30x4.50 . : 30%5.00 ran for more than 18 days. 31x5.00 Asem byes Se Pett NODOOMDWIID Dp QT RRA RA HOTU ab abab ob t intend to carry them we: 7 Aten ms . neabaeeisin aeticealeh wielding ten gee nuee eee ee Or 9, & - THE WORLD’S FIRST oo mt eases ” = , a - iTts thas ne King of Italy | upholstery and ' : ar to the en Hae | + ’ . , rity clothing. Works : 2 % .. Ocliistoes, from vacuum x 2 Fees : 2 5 , : =x ne stens to postpone or: ' tank. V ies : 2. $2455 inceniien’™ 79¢ 5 - me ? PES 325 i ; é t ae tt And, for the time be , 2.75 value 1YC .*$; ttioe the > 1 | @ny rate. no sensational’ ) : ' Victoria, $1065. Cob : yeoents sh id be expected Cigar Lighter 1-Gal. isc Ta | ooseve lapsible C $105. oF —- Bees: | , ite oe te eee , Prices at factory | , urse, some unfore- Group equipment : : Ca ls: Fr friction arises. extra. Convenient» {8. of Pone’ come-purchase plan. . ee e > ~~ ‘ . Oe Por Se ya in » . . \ : » ? . » ’ - ad : es “ le “we ‘4 7 ~~ oO . en) “t : ‘> " Ze dats . . . ~ PS ae . ~ FP’. . es . > x . A yo beh ».% “Ss . ; ~ . ’ i te a , . ee —. “ cae. * ~ ; os ” es * - — —— ‘ ’ . P : Pe . 4 o “we _—- * >. ; - . . . , , o 3 2 the san = Made —— AWNINGS THE ROOSEVELT TRAVELING HIGH IN THE SOUTH TURN. It’son w= email : , | 7 = reading the rar ee 3 eatheretts. ‘ é tas . 5 , bor Be ; 4 3 , = . ai& ‘ e speec from ev aing avert a the turns that a car takes real punishment—with a large percentage of the car | i a 13. And perhaps we might! to shede 1.35 | weight on the left side and subjecting the whole car to special strain. — ~ “¢ ourselves to the ad-j | - “hose partial observa-/ Striped Luggage | — ‘0 @ general deciaration of! 7 Awnings \Rack si 3 mt and reservation. had we! $175 8-Tube President, $75 _ ~. | EE moticed that the impressions | $149 Freshman Console,$49 “WARM | 7 Speeches, discuss! 4 aE [ES -MANN MOTOR COM sae $215 Brunswick Console $110 patterns , ia Of peare in Italy and abroad | and more general’ > $95 Brunswick ":"" ““"' $69 | : d | | B | ais more “VALLEY Bj $150 At. Kent tsie $09.50 [| [> ———— Lindell Boulevard at Sarah St. LIndell 64 0Q pt: os ocr crcune|! | mplex Console, $39.75 =~ — . Send for Our New Sali 7 Pe P Pord of expianati 4 SuMaR CATALOG alisbury Motors, Inc., 3401 Locust Blvd Rob : aprmmciengete Sek oe Be heme | me y - . net - ¢ mo gee ‘ci ™ — ‘$5 Up ——"—-) BARGAIN Jobin V Dimas 1608 E. Broad Al ve t-McHarg, Columbia, Mo. Dorn Motor Co., 7013 Page Boul i O™ & more and more! ee die ate ae ee HD CATALOG! , - Broadway, Aiton, Ill. Marmon-Roosevelt Sales, Broadview Hotel, E. St. Louis, Il “Sart. . ee COMPLETE WITH Tus S AND : Just off the press and a Ss Dorn Motor Co.. Marmon-Roosevelt Sales. V. & Fe« tee. Geode! . : 4 * : sion referred to just SPEAKERS a - are ~—r im Radie and 1108 Pr ays oo Rd S10 N. 2nd St.. Se. Chartes. Mo Bonne Terre. Mo New Athens “Th eee ory 4 cm : = ee 4s: ere | Roosevelt record being nearly ervstallize. a gasoline line wt een : ~“Yy ; wy yet le as f three times that of the previous tis | ne electrical i a Oe hoo aie _ Ps 3 non-stop mark, which was 162 pere wdigpene ~ yi se - ee meee Cardinals and even a few old . “imight pull apart; even @ ; Tubes ee toh 4 See ae Gk ee RES lived quality of this strai ‘oht |‘ — 4a | 7% aS ? 7 Pe eee ees ived quality of this straight-eight in a test such as this | nciliation because it) First ae > ae ee ee | ee a : : saersane gene ped = stop - its — through baking sun and | fucing the new and free! . Laminate Goes du Ie en on shat — rain, all day, all night, this sfafe ty minute propor- For 1927-1928 . 30x5.00 Coaches & Sedans 31x5.00 28x5S.25 Hudson, Studebaker, Oakland. Seat Covers for Ford and Chevrolet ing is done in the air. (At Right) Team captain signaling from | . + 6:40 p. m., Sunday, June 30, by ajon the move. That in ec Mead Fascist Council, had spread|~— minutes (over 18 days) of contin- conditions 26 the endo aineren and tin Cel uous operation. ‘ b h brick track : ; double guarantee assures you that every G pavement, but a roug at me ig the front ranks of the) A heavily | bailt tire with thiek, : . . tough. ruceed tr and stout, closely _ os ? a ; > ed naa eg M ' liver thomsands of miles ALL TIRES DELIVERED west Tire Prices in Oe oes ee e : a esnaniet : hours. teaspoonful of water in the gap 242 ones, who still cherish the) unknown and unthought of in velt continued its seem 95 30x5.25 Ss ih 31x5.25 eo | 31x6.00 Set 32x6.00 Downtown Store Only, ] High-grade beavy materials in new distinctive pat- terms. Fortunate purchases enable us to sell them : ‘ violent wind and rain storm which | distance is what this tie ae ; epee " a port that ly hb again | pits that gas is to be taken aboard next lap. Rae strewed the track with wreckage.|did in its 18-day run owe Gem **?°°° a = and J Tire will deliver a minimum of at All previous records for non which sets up constant Vi least 20,000 miles of satisfactory service, stop engine and car operation Under conditions like ist party. ) nahn | M4 St. Louis Ba Re ate Pn Oe ae Ge coy “ES This record-breaking run has'| ;: aaiall instant ste : eae” | (BSS SESREREREEES and MOUNTED FREE. : | Woe > pe Pe Be SRR BR AE ate 5 al te | 4 line would cause an : Rome should beiong to bad Inner “ee ot 0 pe Pee ~ he So RM proved as nothing else could the | __these and many more macy and who have always! «UNEQUALED BARGAINS § =::: 4 29x4.40 1129 Lecust St. Buick, Overland, Nash, ridiculously low i f h good lity Seat re Covers. See them now. ON SALE AT ALL STAR Coach to the hands of the papa-|— and in addition protects you against any were far overshadowed — the anything can happen. Parts 2 De the other hand. Pope Pius | stamina, dependability and long- | constantly face every at . 29x4.50 Sour SALE OF SEAT COVERS } ==: 28x4.75 a Our 29x4.75 Hupmobile, Chrysler, dan S SESSESSESERE GHGS eeeeke Se Geen eea Letter. pe s letter fol- = » ote — 4 sats Readieahenamen te _ . as eno . ows ni death ‘ aie, il Be i é ? yet = aN Iyer em 7” Lda shen we he OS 2 nem hie pate R 7 _ — . h r , . : ey ee. ae ee ths Ge ie ery it - . -- Sone aT gow, anes Sef 7 - sau ion 5 ore ‘ : ‘ - , re 4 a oy . e - a * mt wg PER eS eee ee ‘ piles a aati inal er i 7 go" ee rare we ee ae le at 4 , } A > vost 1 MS og . wen lie A> mn ~ - s% x s “ “te vue oar ae gg Sg ae a . “th APY st 0 wh owe. the a ng a akg oe ae i 4 en a Be, er ae BEIT ER ag AER) AAR” PEM R= eR a pcan leeoyin. tenes: mA? Ley et

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“ ~ ~~ .~ %. “ ec \ SRSA SISA XX SN SS WS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH "jam SS \NX ee Willy; Y A MINUTE! fi | wa | a Aol on oEw EIN. WN - SN Vy Sd . : ~" SPP OPP > ee 9 ‘ec eee ete eeeteee _ > a i Ni | > be your Brakes until it’s too late. d by experts using the latest testing equipment. DN SERVICE FREE [far SEVEN. sz EDRAKE Be Answering Mussolini 1910 S. Kingshighway R easserts Right of Church RELIABLE Brake Service” OPE PIUS XI’s letter to Cardinal Gasparri, in which His Holiness, y githout mentioning Mussolini’s name, severely criticizes the latter’s i | B speeches in Chamber and Senate on conciliation, has made a very j 5 impression in Italy. Only two papers, the papal Osservatore Ro- = © and the clerical Corriere d’ Italia, published it in fvll, and | | Tam a short time not a single copy of them could be had, though | ; , papal organ had run through several special editions. | V | f ; "he Fascist press avoided all planations which we think needfu] | Bical points, and only repro-|to dissipate and make, as far as (Copyright, the mildest portions, as| we can, all equivocations and mis- | I h obeying the word of com- understandings impossible. | hod to ignore it. The two ultra “Painfully Disturbed.” | iv our village. But it merely led to a short, temporary armistice. My father desired that! ist papers, Impero and Te-| carried insolent comments; | were selzed by ee I should study engineering at the Technical | Hich School. But 1 was still hesitating be- | tween pure mathematics, to which I took 4a) STOCK CAR RUNS - sion, is only too easily understood, : fies. The general -e-cebenmpmaese owing to the importance of the ar- () HOURS WITHOU we people who take no pont guments, the celebrity of the | politics, was hat 'none but the) strong liking, and revolution, which gradu-| | ally was taking complete hold of me. | RF FUELED ON FLY An uncle, who was himself a trained en-| a L —n- MIN MO +? . AN SRA woe SN . SS WY SS SS N aseed® —--s . a " F ng EN aegnll PAGES i1—4C \ »** ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. | , LT: ° : 1 ‘Trotzky’s First Period of Exile ‘5..05 win Have Far-Reaching Humble Beginnings of W orkingmen’s Revolt Effect on Disarmament Problem W hich W as lo Overt hrow i mp ire of the Czar | Sees in Result of British Election and Moves by Hoover and His Envoy a United Anglo-American Effort. Lloyd George Declares Dawes’ Over Education and Speech —— 4.4 of Letter to Cardinal Gasparri in Which M9 Pius XI Expresses Displeasure at 1 Duce’s “No Concession” Attitude. While Awaiting Sentence He Composed Revolutionary Verses in Order to Forget Cold and Filth of Prison in Which He Was Held Solitary Confinement. Former Leader of Soviets Con- | tinues His Autobiography, Describing Formation of Secret South Russian Union Among Workingmen Which Caused His Arrest. (Copyright. 1929.) ROME, July 6. | By David Lloyd George War-Time Premier of England (Copyright, 1928.) * | LONDON, July 6. | HE last general election in Britain will be a landmark in the his- | tory of world disarmament. The voters were divided on domestic issues, but on the vital question of peace they were of one accord. All parties placed it first on their program. But lip service to the cause did not satisfy the nation. It became clearer each week and day as the election proceeded that the voters—men and women alike— meant to insist on a bold policy of cutting down armaments. The failure of the late government to pursue such a policy contributed un- questionably to their failure at the polls. Not two months ago, the cause of disarmament—naval disarma-| ment and European land dis-. armament — looked hopeless in-| deed. The meeting of the pre-| paratory commission at Geneva’ looked like ending in the usual perfunctory manner by the pass- ing of resolutions which signified no more than the maintenance in substance of the present monster) armies at the present level. There | was no talk of reduction of armies but only of their limitations—a| “This is from your mother,” the assistant | chief said to me, I.could guess that he had received a bribe. By Leon Trotzky. 1929. All rights reserved. Reproduction prohibited.) CHAPTER II. ESPITE the differences with my father, in the autumn of 1896, I went to visit 1 observation and record subject confirmation.) History of Masonry Confirms Belief in Marxist Principles. Soon afterward I was taken on a steamer to Odessa and there put in the up-to-date 1so- lation. prison. After Nikolayev and Kher- son, my Odessa life seemed paradise. Hut for about five months I was not allowed any books from outside and had to be. content with the prison library. It consisted prin- cipally of conservative historical and relig- ious magazines, years old. I devoured them all eagerly. I got to know all the schisms and all the religious sects vane danintten tales Wan ata PY es ancient and modern times, all the advan- tages of the Russian church servi | But when later on we/| ' ' ce, all the best arguments against Protestantism, Tol- meaningless and hypocritical | his evidence, | ) ‘stoyism, Darwinism. term, in conformity with the) ‘ | League Covenant or treaties | The articles dealing with Free Masonry where the expression reduction _ _touched my fancy. aa “The pain of ail good pepole, and its quick and general diffu- would dare to write such @/ ty the quality of the persons, to er to Mussolini, stem FOeSE* | the universal and intense atten-. pessed to a Cardinal—not the) tion and expectation of the press of the whole world, rendered more persuaded me to come and stop with aim. | out of the deadlock. | ; s , | LEON TROTZKY. several weeks. acquaintances |places where they were treated, gineer and the owner of a plant in Odessa, | This was a way ‘stayed with him I made chance | essa workmen, provided them with illegal ; Od a } I . eae 7 r , | Molested in any way. ave secre ectures to pupils o . : Ba pup ‘were arrested, Schrenzel, in literature, the isans’ school, conducted debates with | pbcague |'heaped terror on terror. totin rj S 2 rr ij , T Marxists: With the last eat camo We called the organization “‘The South Ww | current take its origin? IL wondered. What The Britisp delegate Lord the oN a a eta wal statutes on of social-democratic | would the M ist attitude b W then? ‘'e made strong efforts | | 2 Marxist attitude ° nat . e toward it? Cushenden, representing the ad- ministration which had failed to) units. We proceeded to publish a hectographed | get in touch with workmen. Someone re-|j. +531, 1 used to sit up whole nights “print- | A copy book of several hundred pages coy- membered an old keeper of the Boulevard,/iio+ piock letters. The Government author- | °"° with tiny letters was almost entirely de-\ reach agreement with the United and through him we made the acquaintance) jiti.g attempted to counter our assertions FE Sree to my notes on Free Masonry, its origin States on naval armament: esd! of another laborer, a Stundist. | and its development in various countries of | havin failed to reach it had | brought two friends to one of our talks. Strange as it may seem, the history | cee aman pesin any asieeme \to renew negotiations despite Mr. | The latter | addressing the men assembled at their works. | HA | i 4 ‘O Ie. | We replied by proclamations within twenty- | ' MW. That was the beginning. In a few weeks Masonry became my last bridge lead- pre , ; we | _ing toward Marxism. these acquaintances had grown into the first) Kellogg’s invitation of September gy not any foreign minister abroad, not any member Of 2nq more acute after this atten- Fascist heirarchy. | tion and expectation had been sud- eafteals to “the Gallery.” idenly reawakened by the events political circles, the idea was| Of Feb. 11, with such a universal both Mussolini’s speech in} Outburst of serene joy as has few Chamber on May 13 and the; €quals in history; a joy which aft- 's address to the students of © three months was deeply and sragone College a few days Paintuly disturbed. ae : | ‘* *Ego cogito cogitationes pacis f, as well as the letter to Gas-| : ees mer nga speeds but under track conditions ge, were spoken and written - seeks ogo gare far more severe than any road “he gallery,” that is, that) ‘ —— ost not of affliction), making these could offer. (MS had to calm his entourage. | Just think of makeag two round isi: party, whicn still in-| WOT4S Of the sacred text our trips from New York to Los An- : sa ol ricals. who, OWD, already in our first | geles without once ‘shutting off — ‘cyclical letter, we expressed the motor and the car constantly poverful members of — eg thee ee Bae spree ' words so that everybody may at. conditions of a car in service, The car, therefore, was absolutely stock in every mechanical detail and completely equipped—ready for the road. No attempt was made to see how fast the Roosevelt would run, he big point being to see how ong it would run without stop- ping, without shop attention of any kind, at normal driving -’ among | least ' the lines Lloyd George’s Comment On Speech of Dawes ENERAL DAWES’ recent G speech at the Pilgrims’ Club was an event, Never was a speech more anxiously awaited. Never was a speech sO universally acclaimed. The public accepted without demur his views that disarmament was not a matter for experta, This estimate of the function and status of the expert con- stitutes a real event. It wiil have a far-reaching effect on the whole problem on sea, land and air. Geneva is a fiasco because it has left men whose prospects and promo- tion depend on arms to de- vise plans for destroying their Own road to power and glory. en- of Free four hours. on the move. That in equivalent This duel alarmed wide distance is what this Roosevelt sections of the | did in its 18-day run over the famous 2'2-mile brick oval. Constant Strains and Stresses All of this under murderous conditions to the car—no smooth pavement, but a rough brick track which sets up constant vibrations. | Under conditions like these anything can happen. Parts can crystallize, a gasoline line can shake loose, electrical connections might pull apart; even a single teaspoonful of water in the gaso- line would cause an instant stop [—these and many more hazards constantly face every automobile in a test such as this. | rain, all day, all night, this Roose velt continued its seemingly end- giving new evidence of its out- bility. ——— DRLD’S FIRST HT UNDER $1000 Roosevelt Five-Passen- Victoria, $1065. lapsible Coupe, $1095. Prices at factory. Group equipment extra. Convenient in come-purchase plan, /f- 4 YOUR STEP—A fresh crew Roosevelt every eight hours. 'd as traveling base. => “See MPANY Indell 6400 »., 7013 Page Boulevard totel, E. St. Louis, Ill. Marmon-Roosevelt Sales, 1805 Madison Ave. Cramte (ity, Tl. W. H. Pruit, Wood River, Il. John Calvetti, Duquoin, Ill. Yet, bas through baking sun and blinding®& less rounds—each hour, each day — standing sturdiness and dependa- ' report that Italy had again) m into the hands of the papa-) This old anti-clerical men-' of 1870 is still strong in’ fain spheres, and has support-| ia the front ranks of the mst party. the other hand, Pope Pius) § was obliged to calm many for-| Cardinals and even a few old Bian ones, who still cherish the’ @ea that Rome should belong to papacy and who have always Mi conciliation because it reducing the new and free ican State to minute propor- 'here we only | passing, and to tell our Own peo- ple that we have been that they were not addressed to. once understand the sentiment of | paternal benignity and unchanged desire for peace which animates. us even at the present moment, and which sustain us even in the’ | presence of words and expressions ‘such as ‘hard’ and ‘drastic.’ “These words we find neither necessary, nor useful nor expedi-, ent for the aims indicated, and refer to them in assured ourselves nor to them even after ‘it was plainly excluded that they ‘had been addressed to the Left wee fact remains that the Lat- pacts have been signed and mec, and nobody in Italy se- ily supposes that the two’ its do not intend to carry them ‘dressed to lever truth there may be ports that the King of Italy m™ Ok no steps to postpone or ment it. And, for the time be-' em * any rate, no sensational | 7 Pments should be expected, mm, of course, some unfore- etause for friction arises. mt of Pope’s Letter. me text of the Pope's letter fol- ® have been asking our- @™ ‘if the reports, speeches and 7 ™0ns, of which the conven- = signed by the plenipoten- 7s of the Holy See and the me of Italy on Feb. 11 Jast the Object, should be passed Without further observation et part, after our partial and mitous observations on the ed- =" Of young people. which we. a ¢ FT te & TEP Pass over 7 ‘®en speaking to young 7% a neizhbdoring college, who Tr for audience just as we had =_—" the same point (on edu-. ) im reading the speech of ats And Perhaps we might limited Ourselves to the ad- ™ those partial observa-| = 'O a genera! declaration of | » ®2¢ reservation, had we Mticed that the impressions. m 8Peeches, discussions and re- Made upon all our good q of peace in Italy and abroad more and more general Mtul, and their expectation ¢ of explanation and as- * from us more and more Question referred to just kes such a word our duty 4 Of the obligation of our BOlic Ministry, which forbids Without those ex-, /Wwas no as is known, and the remains of the Masons. As for us, we must recall, and we hasten to do so, that there lack of courteous—even courteous—expressions ad-. us and received with We too no less courteous applause. are ever touched by and grateful m Opposed to the conciliation, for all courtesies, but they do not please us except when addressed to the Divine institution, at whose head the Lord has placed us, thouch so unworthy, and to all pertaining thereto, rather than to ourselves. “‘Heretical Expressions.” ‘But it is here that our expec- tations were bitterly deceived. We say deceived be- cause we opened our heart to the best expectations all through the long, and not always easy, nez&o- tiations. And, least of all, did we expect heretical, and worse} than heretical expressions about} the very essence of. Christianity! and Catholicism. ~ Af attempt to- remedy it has beén miade; but not with complete success, We deem, “To distinguisl between. his-| torical and doetrinal assertions as it appears was attempted, would | expectations, be an examplé.of the worst and | je contained the latest militant pamphlets in | most blamnewerthy« ,modernism. The Divine mandate to the peo- ple of the universe was anterior to the calling of St. Paul, and anterior -to-this was the mandate | of St. Peter to the Gentiles. |The “universality i%, foun@ both in law and in#Yact jn thesfigst’be-| ginnings of the church and in the apostojic preaching. This through the labors of the apostles and the apostolic men, soOu grew vaster than the Roman empire, which, was not by a long way, the whole known wor!d. “If it was desired merely recall that providential wutilit) to Continued on Page 3C. sheets from undergound revolutionist groups. By time it was no ing for the workmen. searching for us. Humble Beginnings That Were to Lead to Downfall of State. The secret meetings in private lodgings, in the woods, on the river, were attended by workmen. The Nikolayev shipbuilding works already had the eight-hour. working These men were not’ interested in strikes. They were seekers after social truth. We constructed hectographs and printed fore the open stove all was in readiness— petrol and matches—to destroy all material proofs in case of a raid. All that was naive in the extreme. But the gendarmes of Ni- perienced than we were. Later we transferred our printing works to the lodgings of a workman who had lost his sight in an accident. We worked at night. with greater freedom than any of us efficient help. The young room and rendered workmen and a girl looked at one another with awed reverence when I took the damp the copying apparatus. Who would have seen in that pale grop- ing for an idea the downfall of a powertu! State? And vet the idea became a fact in the lifetime of a single generation. Between 1905 and those laborious nizhts barely Less than two elzgnt intervened. decades away 1917! Our revolutionary swing. years was work was in full I developed and increased our tacts Odessa. At public library one day im spectacles: now con- the in the entrance to I met looked cther and guessed each other’s identity. I’nis was Albert who suDse- questiy became the organizer of the party's famonws central printing works. A few days later I brought to Nikolavey a frunk full of illegal literature printed abroad. we Polak, a compositor. gay-colored wrappers. The found their way among workingmen, and our prestige increased. pamphlets soon Leaders Gain Experience for Approaching Struggle. » Inéidentally I learned from Polak that the | forefhan, Schrenzel, who pretended to be a trained and had man- his into our inner circles some time before, university engineer aged to worm way was an old agent provoca- teur. to the rooms of named Mukhin. There I gave a fairly full biography of Schrenze) without naming him. The effect on the man We warned him that should he would do him in. The l onee invited Schrenze! an electrotechnician was deadly. betray anv of us we warning seemed to have had its effect, for at that} town's population. ; ' day. | ' pointed toward us. were able to conduct a campaign of agita- and were searching for more experienced leaders behind us. On January 28, 1898, at last, mass arrests On the whole some 200 of our The organization was were made. friends were taken. | 20 to 26 men, many middle-aged, who had badly hit but it did not disappear. Other men ‘brought their sons. The majority were skilled soon replaced us. The revolutionaries as well as the gendarmes were gathering experience. At this general roundup I was arrested not at Nikolayev, but on the estate of a great ‘landowner who had engaged Swigovski as his _head gardener. proclamations at night in our rooms, Some-| body stood sentry at the courtyard door, He-'| kolayvev of that time were hardly more ex-, rg 3 'way fitted for political prisoners, especially | , together 'the tepid stove, | piest a workingman intentiy at one an- | ‘for so many of them. The blind man moved about the hait-dark | 2eated propery. I had gone there on a visit to Swizovski, taking with me a large portfolio other illegal of manuscripts, drawings and material. Tastes Bitter Hardships During First Prison Term. The old Nikolayev prison was not in any, I was in a cel] with a young bookbinder, Yaviteh. The cell was large, but contained no furriture and was not It was a very cold January. A straw mat was brought in each night and removed in the morning. In our overcoats, with cur hats on and our. would sit tO Yavitch and I day with our backs dozing and dreaming. to corner of feet in galoshes, each close corner Those were our hap- We would from the cel to keep warm. hours. run Three weeks passed. One day I was called to the prison office and handed over to two gendarmes, who conveyed me to the Kherson This was a still older building. My but its window was perma- solitude was absolute. ] received prison. cell was roomy, nently shut. My I had neither the prisoners’ broth once a day at noon. My had to serve tea nor sUzar. portion of rye bread with salt both for breakfast and supper. I had no change of underlinen. For the whole three months I wore the same clothes. I had no soap. The prison vermin were eating me up. 1 would bite off a piece of the prison bread, | compose verses. adopted ‘‘mashinushka.” I com- ‘“Kamarinskaya.’ Of later on the diagonal and “dubinushka”’ | walk on The old Populist’s into the proletarian posed a revolutionary these They very mediocre quality, verses became quite popular. even now. Sometimes the solitude threw me of depression. as heavy a tread as I could paces on the diagonal. Toward the end of the third month warders one é@vening brought cell a great collection of things strange, fantastic world: Fresh underlinen, a pillow, a blanket, white Dread, Sugar, ham, preserves, apples, oranges. after thirty-one this the Out of a tea, Even today, enumeration and | a years, into a certain excitement, I hare omitted throws me find that cake of soap and a comb. jar of a are reprinted |, ' into fits, My remedy Was counting with) into my year of mass arrests. | Social-democrats. We conversed by tapping, exchanged written communications conveyed | by the penal prisoners, and exchanged signals through windows. Those who were liberated carried into freedom my verses composed at Kherson. This was the time of the Dreyfus affair. Once the rumor reached us that a revolution | had broken out in France and the monarchy re-established. Gendarmes rushed about in | alarm through the iron corridors and land- ings to stop the knocks and the noise. | thought that we were protesting against the | food. No, the political wing of the prison was merely protesting against the restoration of the monarchy in France. Meanwhile Russia was getting | more restive. The student movement assumed 'the character of demonstrations. flogged the students with their horsewhips. |The Liberals were incensed, because _ their sons were the victims. growing. The revolution no longer was the exclusive affair of intelligentsia. The number of arrested workingmen grew. Sentenced to Four Years Exile in Eastern Siberia. Towards the end of the second year, we were given our sentence for the formation of our South Russian Union. The principal ac- cused received four years of exile into EKast- ern Siberia. We had to stay another six months in the Mescow Transit Prison. book, which had appeared a short time previ- ously, on the development prisons. we were brought to our place of exile in Siberia. We went northward down the River Lena. The slowly carried the barge with the prisoners and their armed escort. At current night it was cold and the fur coats in which) | | Eighteen hundre i -e} Publie opinion or rumor | ” dred and ninety-eight was a! But the gendarmes could | : ,,| the Odes ‘is , | The workmen were; not believe that ‘‘the boys from the garden” | Sa prison was overflowing with young ‘tion with such effect, | The special wing of | They | Cossacks | Social-democracy was of capitalism in Russia. After that I had to visit severa! other | Eventually in the autumn of 1900. naturally unable to | press with any moral authority on the militarist nations of the continent. Not only this but he actually acquiesced on behalf of his Government in the non-inclu- sion of the vast trained reserves of the conscript armies in the computations of military strength, As for naval disarmament, that matter, so Lord Cushenden re- 'last, was days previously, President Hoover |had in more emphatic language 'repeated the invitation given by Mr. Kellogg last autumn to Great) fresh sugges-| | Britain to submit tions for naval disarmament. more and, Hoover’s Act of Courage. President Hoover’s cordial and ‘sincere invitation had produced from the British Government just nothing beyond the hazy intima- ‘tion that since this government was on the eve of going to the then British administrativu. t marked, should be postponed | otherwise shelved. Yet only a few) Outlook Transformed. | The Public accepted without de- mur his views that disarmament Was not a matter for experts, This estimate of the function and status of the expert eonstitutes a real event. It will have a far-reaching effect on the whole problem on sea, land and air. Geneva is a fiasco because it has left men whose prospects and promotion depend on arms to devise plans for destroying their own road to power and glory. As Gen. Dawes suggested, ex- perts were bound if not born to disagree and he would be a very resourceless statesman who would feel constrained to accept their every argument and advice. It was for the experts first to dis- agree and for the statesmen, in- dependently out of that disagree- ment, to forge agreement. No truer explanation, no better justi- polis it myst defer any action Of Gen pawes could be furnished that kind until after the election.| span by what has happened since. | It was then that, undaunted DY! Gen. Dawes in his speech merely this persistent reluctance of the! formulated the proposal ©! separate conference of naval ex- fication of the unconventional methods of the President and that a /come to grips on the prowsem of perts of five naval powers should naval disarmament that President! pe followed by a separate confer- Hoover instructed Mr. Gibson, his representative to the preparatory) .ame powers. Here | I first heard Lenin's name and studied his— commission to launch openly the proposal to Great Britain and 'naval powers generally for a con- structive reduction in naval arma- ments. That was an act of cour-| age thoroughly characteristic of the American President and of | ‘that combination of American! realism and idealism which knows) so well at the crucial moment, how to discard the fetters of dip lomatic convention as understood | we were wrapped were covered with hoarfrost | on the continent. | in the morning. lasted about three weeks. Here I was put ashore with a girl who also was deported for | imaginative complicity in the same South Russian Union. The village had about a hundred cottages and we chose the cottage at the edge. Round | agreement. about us was the forest, lower down the river. once that Mr. MacDonald has leapt | Ust-Kut had been a riotous mining camg but at his good fortune with histrionic | | agility. Life was drear and dark. At night cock- jjxe it since David executed his| already what s complete trans ‘roaches filled the cottage with their weird | famous dance before the restored, formation in the Anglo-American at this time it was quiet enough. The water journey to the village, Ust-Kut, | nate inasmuch as he has inherited | Mr. MacDonald has been fortu-' | from the preceding inert and un-, Government this splendid and welcome American) bid for an Anglo-American naval) And let it be said at | There has been nothing ence of the statesmen of the five No sooner had the British Prime Minister signified assent than the President in- structed his representative at the preparatory commission at Geneva to travel post haste to London and confer with Gen. Dawes and the British Prime Minister on the best means of giving the earliest possible effects to that method. Mr. Gibson, within 48 hours after his arrival in London, cogterred with Gen. Dawes, and he and Gen. Dawes with Mr. MacDonald, and as I write these lines, the re- port has come through from Washington that President Hoo- ver is willing to leave to the dis- cretion of. the five Powers to meet either in London or at Genera. All this has happened inside & fortnight, as soon as Gen, Dawes set foot on these shores. And noise, crept about the table into the bed, on | sry He realises that the great, outlook and in the world outlook one's face. tigrade. In summer we were plagued by gnats In the Spring and Autumn the village wes sunk deep in mire. Yet | was studyring Marx, Continued on Page 3c, : Gen. Dawes’ the Pilgrims’ Club was an event. Never Was a speech more anx- iously awaited. Never was a recent speech at ' ispeech so universally acclaimed It was necessary now and again | hulk of British opinion, whatever | for disarmament! President Hoo to live somewhere else for a couple of days | its party complexion, is behing ver's latest gesture « an impres- ‘and rid the place of the roaches by freezing | him in securing complete under-| sive ‘them out—leaving the doors wide open in a) standing with America. | American confidence in and goo! temperature of 30 degrees below zero Cen- | manifestation of renewed will towards Great Britain, geod will and confidence which ts fully reciprocated on this side of the Atlantic. The Unitec “tates and ee Continued on Page ac.

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. PAGE 2C of democracy, that the majority must needs be q | MY L ST. LOuls POST-DISPATCH THE LIBERTIES OF THE PEOPLE. right. It is also the result of the distorted idea ra —— sainie KEP , a : | What a cruel reflection that a rich country of service: If you are to think of others first of zis £ gtttae = ae wt! sd si tS omy aS E35 ' Sy ae By Leon Trotz , e , > . . Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER cannot long be a free one.—Thomas Jefferson, | all, then also the convictions of others seem mor Ret. | ord as Lh AI ORES, — 7 - : estes 12 $1870 Travels in France, 1787 important than your own. Therefore. “ —— a at SRP ee tay. S . s: a et f 7 be —— SC LE # ‘ is wanted in eac i ge sae. - : ‘ 4 : } oe . = 22 ' Published by | Matthew; is to progress, more Courage . , ai -. ey Ye ee , b,' Continued From P is na b tae | In a recent number of The Outlook 1 individual case. Im America more than in any : OMS wee, ie yee ‘aS teeet. oe TABS | Tt he ¢ ing a aa +. > y. “ ? a a is>%y 2 . , . pi ultzer eae aie thee ‘Josephson expressed what is probably a widesprea other country all the future depends on the non- | Ni oo RT eee a : “OE See ae ' while I chased the ce ; ite j aa tt otre 7% 3" _ . ‘ 4 ~% , = ee : | opinion in the United States—that in our scheme of | conforming individual. America’s gowetlayy oy | 2 oe way ise ae ee TAS eae Te na from his pages. civilization the liberties of the people count every, problem is to discard all a ayes it is ee : ' Mie “a Ae. The Lena River was jav for less an 14 the indi vidual becomes more and to get to believe in origina! lit y as the upreme onaereus af the exile. ca’ ., s i Standardization is a good thing in the xiles had expired return will , ys, that value. : e re Ew |more absorbed by the mass. It is esane-00 OA case of the dead; ee may be standardized going up the river. Per I | . ae es Se oe a oce aaa Americans have largely abandoned the inward com’) without lgss of valu But a standardized human CVS ae exchange one place of ee eer : ‘solations and liberties which Jefferson and certain being is -~ than an . animal, because it Means a ys) a , other could be obtain for progress and reform, never tol- : . } imal stage. 2 os ' ; F os justice or corruption, always other fathers vainly sought for them. They seek| man who has fallen back to the — mene “ee | 7 ‘x ; | Governor of Irkutsk with , sarees enemy t T arties, ) the hvysical and sensual enjoyments of our Today. in a period of victorious collective ide | Be te ot : difficulty. tone agg a a —— @ — my , : era fr th —a day which I trust will be short—a good dea] | | , xi aieenee® Ae 3 : ae We two removed 155 k ott wacenaipeigare ntl bite newer time, in which cen | has shifted =e of courage is wanted for an American to be him- | ere pear eet % . to. eee : : farther cast on the a hands of the political leaders to those of the financial) ..)¢ and himself alone. . | n= AEM : , 3 eS Ae P ‘ here we had friends. plunderers, never lack sympathy hiters of life o+¢ - , a” a: a w nein om » always remain dée- leaders, who have become the real arbiters 0 ee worked for & short time as j rar. . ; ‘ a ee The Post-Dispatch is reluctant to ees that the TAX REDUCTION AND THE DEBT. the office of a miiRo i P ; , - voted toe the public welfare, never i +s > =e... ae _: perce “i 9 Bg Hr “7 e : + ism which characterizes our time is neces-} The unexpected surplus of $185,000,000 at the end | A coe 2 ye ees 9 | , Sh: ee NS hes ~~ ) chant. His stores of alt Phe ~ he 3 : he re tf * ae 2 le eth ¥ ahaa » in ee ms a | 4 Segts oy ay fi +. elu oe MPA ** ea * THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM ey *% CA Re PP i . . mre. tee : a . . ae r ve ra “ny « GE A eA te, ne) Seen Bike oc ~~ mn Ape bee aA tage 4a, hartenin vipat a Veen : Nenchadio puree sell dies ko) vw be satisfied with merely printing industriali vas d public houses, news; always be drastically inde- -arily a lasting peril to political values and the lib of the fiscal year has prompted, as usual, a discus-| en fscene tas ied ot sD sid : v r s : . be afraid to attack . , in - fo | fir - . } on. Mr. v a arent- tere pendent: never be ; of the people. It is quite aware that there 1s) of further tax reduction ir. Hoover app gium and Holland. But he wrong. whether by predatory plu- : ; ss . ' - . ints | Z _ 7 eee “4 eee al de ot : nic. . L's 4 - wr predatory poverty ich evidence in America now to support | hostile to the proposal, though he points) | pee, ~ mms KAA, . - Shae 3! able to sign his name an¢ ocracy « ator: ame : . ee JOSEPH PULITZER. | iuds Mr. Josephson as there was iD | out oak the Government is committed to large ex- ra te ae or >. FS = Se: a - 5 38 a es cross instead. He lived @ « > ba 7 ' : , | . : *3 : oi ‘ ek Sy Vay = me ..* , -— 2 in nae “+L Ste” ey 4 , : - lw ff 7° ’ April 10, 1907. — - France to support the lamentation | penditures by legislation already enacted which will x teen: Pont eo aie ata EET Pie 5 ae and greedily for 12 mont : aback i. any ~ afer, am : spend scores of thousand hat lil said postpone action until we are sure of | | ve , 3 te ; an ioe living” at the Nijni No LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE her back upon that liberty of which Jefferson said | would be wise to postpone at Se eS get est? ~ Seka” er ee ; sual fair. ball certain to roll around the’ our financial status. | 7 . agg et é OE pie “8 I was in his employ # dttention. More than; Attention is als epriy directed to the fact that ie Fo ~ aa Ie Seite, "oF hPa — eS six weeks. But once I to liberty was from us! the continui ing IT] have been applied to re > hae rea TAs: ee "(lla see : Nine funt (Russian pound) of oo a s ee aie ie a ee ee” ee eee fire Q P ? ea : ie, Se oa eiuex a — ) >rson. he spectacle of free America turning | make heavy drafts on the Treasury and suggests oi rs tS Se i Aa ere Bg ine wine Liat : ~~ a ™ i al i America moving in| ducing the nationa which is now less than = Bs ges ; a pood (40 rare OU . . . . - . ' * - ay ‘ . ta : ch she was t irs a- | $17,000,000,000. “The immense saving in interest pose rater wees Fiftieth Anniversary Number of| charges on this account is, of course, economy in | | ‘ as ree 7” a a | po Pee eninatines tea rost:Dispatch contained some admirable « ions | which today shares as well as tomorrow. | ' , Cs > as a Se oe , tep. Cochran and Toll Bridges. his phenomenon ventured by the philosophers of There is no other act in the whole program of — . sap tres > ee charge. I again returz : gS ~m i hecg? a » . ; shi, ase a ee Ae are c : e arthe eats on ur Andre Siegfried, for instance, pointed out| government quite so politically popular, perhaps, as Kut and then f sl - em **+ or aqge graiiers ‘ Ts. ‘ tn ; I ~. , ch! x the ambition of America had become/that of tax reduction. Everybody is for it Never- — —~ : Sus ac a er Pes = ahs ee bape eo ERS ot make the individual rich, that ambition to make! theless, we have still an enormous debt to pay, and as am + ai ” Loe LO a ee . ae Ena = were the old Populists, the individual free with which America has inspired | it seems like good business to pay it as fast as we et i. ee 7” San bate ee ae = mi tame their many years of life even France herself is oo he outstanding charac-| reasonably can. Federal] taxes today are not exces ‘ Bs, epee = -— , had settled er teristic of France. H. G. is thinks America is in | sive in the lower brackets, and business has adjust: | en $ : f | reo preter In =e a phase of forgetfulness. eves we are at heart ed itself to the present schedule of levies. We be - > plicated by personal . These persona! conflicts » , . hapa sl times assume dramatic hopes of the Kansas City Star that the well will | —_ Tus Sa The not infrequent her own unprececen her, pouring forth not less than 3000 barrels | : 00 eee 2 was suicide. it gpm will «s vy set nem: eet Sie writ ; : ona age 3 ._ For, say what you will about our national So ePare In all the large ex! selves to the problem of what he best ’ , | Z tak, : there were many suicid most efficient organization for ec ; d ex rosperity, there is not a church of any denomination | d 3 ploiting the intelligence and h stheti ' j his a land that would not be strengthened | Lag | , ae, S Writes Prog moral forces of on Rooted and comforted by the discovery of a 3000-barrel oil a Sg m.. the 0m come . munity, upwards 100,000 | : ‘* . ® acquaintance oO wee 7» Svea © its back yard. And the thought intrudes Rake. py iat dt ancot on te “ tak iarey 7 I ress > . . ~*% Fo. ° hood wi! ee : ; have wearied of running after riches we w have « Meter el a en era these J oObpers r eT Clé r} _— B ii 8 ‘ Wt she ripens now ly, ath none of their own [undcS at Sanat ii@ ) inens sh > measure Hel 1 i1. awe we wish cordially os icant oi pat had. however ifby a = : 3 a) om died OR © OP eer f ee Ome wack Tee ee : a Re tT aa ee ee ey, ee ut 4 . If anvone has any doubt of what } st} hy, happened to the gullibles who 2 AS BRR A Ht = = - —_ i oon ar - Ny oer ceed be ET PENAL PR oR mS ee oe we m The Condition of Fairground Park. with which their gran presi Sang pu h across the too, of how much better off poor Bishop Cannon | » et Aas ya re wi " aries, destined later to th >a . pra T ‘ : ne Post-Dispatc spring nimat, by a bon is ae en dewuned gin to carry as aoa weight i intellectual : sit feguard. in Polish. His face and + eal - : bh — : 7 Pup Le © 4 - ~~; Se = “hee aS, J e asta i weak. But the life «& who writes as follow t view | , SA SAR REOL emesis peace sak tn es as follows in the Revie While still at Ust-Kut ‘so now. The free a0 ess, which cam ithi ce r later come to be appreciated once more newspaper SaaS race and gifts and powers, wi th 2 same vigor git pee . a es 4 Ot aL ge a Uriski and other young ~ ‘ss Veo > - pare the prices of these “in-securities PRE Mp > unity. aad @ ild be if he had sought fortune in Greenwich AS :: | Pi thi Eve ago and today ee owe ontinent and yet sustained their unity, and wit would de li ne Bad soug rtune eenwico, es ‘ ngs. very new part Vv a G , a 3 ] . i eegt ; . ' , “os as _ on Aitorial ant } ; Ww which their fath ié€érs developed their indus rial Kan : instea dq of vainly pursuing the long green OD | : 3 iene To ae ig _* was awaited eagerly. . ear and qeveenirne bee *** When she does s0, bh ' eee F tye meet Eggs sie: es ag from this and ; ' the green baize of Wall street. , Ph a I ooh ee cilia sand ot nd logic and the political thought and will of America will be- e , ~. o ) ef tt = = tJ Sees aa7, Me es bank of the broad Lena, founded on sound logic and — al ill Se OES ae aa —_ ; =e, ni RR ee” gee Wns cd ot ere : sometimes read us one of is anielences éotaiie life of ae as her industrialism and gold WAY BACK WHEN— L- St ea ae “ress BDO ae eh 2 poet ody Paes my iiatin: adie wat admi in the worlds of seme congo econom- | t last the Victorian age has found a defender. It b EDR 3 eh i eae of WE aha ge ee Te apes ee any f° SZ were beautiful, the jf TeSc lita i c ~VUIL EAL 42 44 =u ; Liu : a] Ket, . - al ; buy a private toll bridge bond or stock nd ‘fal r conclu € Siu} 1d a pipe ) ; later became the sternest future of mankind. ; } THE INDIVIDUAL. a contributor to the “E There are indications that we are beginning to dc Victorian era, maligned as it is, will | view” at Irkutsk, a p To the Editor of the Post pamepe 2. : specious time. and eles for & : Y ° 7 - — Populist exiles, but whi¢ WISH again to call attention of the of passing from the ec wing. No discerning | rest and specious time, and sleo ft Minor Keith, Empire Builder —= azain got into the han Park Department he citize: ¢ observer can have failed otic increasi DE- of inhabitants of the British Isles 9 | ists. IAD tir anatomy ate North St. Louis to th ? dom of the aon wit ‘ear. The mut | y time. It is, of course, natural to | 7 | Then I took up lite , ark ‘ear after \ it bea ae ; ‘ sr the jovs of th - . + : and propaganda. T on Se See park. = oe sie di inglorious Miltons of journalism a oming artic- h for the joys of the days of youth. Butthere | As a young man of 23, Keith went to Central America, planted bananas, built rail- oe . is “the same old 76; ry litt! ras: Bas io 2 ) ) ; nom-de-piume I opened { ubli a1 ew s- in it than that. I doubt if at any time I i: die benches end most of them te eld « blic opinion. > news ' | roads, founded the empire of the United Fruit Company; he fought his own | ON the Italian dictionary. si a ee thet w: moderate fortune could live, all things che on 6 - broken. There i r¢ m r| paper that w ‘ never c 7 : ne word “Antiéets, battles and never called for a Marine or a warship to aid him; unlike Wall street yense 2 tlanet se shelter pavilion in the park. Shace' what perils to the people discerned, 1 ecoming | : d, more pleasantly than in the last 40 ; ; : | , | P 4 trees all dyin n ull obwel as rare as the magazine which closes it a ge n real reign of Queen Victoria, which hap- ex pioiters who pian from afar the exploitation of alien resources, Keith lived his -~ . AY. BY,DA : man a me . a terpillars. : er satel enienintiiitien , ae : ®9 introduce the Marz er ee Se am aoe ~ free and untrammeled public opinion. It has learned ; > be—fortunately for me—the first 40 | life in the tropics and was considered by Central Americans as one of their own. into the bourgeois press a‘ UOvIsD mi} 4 ‘ , aa a ~ with no order or. system vhatever. | that only public service and vigilance 1 eTense 0 ss = ' WASHINGTON, Unexpectedly, the Something should be done about thi the rights of the people differentiate it from a op- customed to scorn the era of gas lights, | ; ars HERE is quite a controvey rere my fee from as roe a ; ae om sti | (abe awe s 6 arene gga th | ping guide. The passing of Mr. Coolidge as the high | Roge roups, antimacassars, bicycles, bustles and | Fr the Nation the official social obligations @ weir — tn ) z S.vi i i ‘ a ’ J = : sin re i Ri € ; S. a4 | priest of shush, and the coming of Mr. Hoover 71 , ‘ Esme recalls that | ERHAPS the most important figure in { and cultivating them with the black labor at atc a a the a evidence of success. I | oracle ¢ 3 fairly -olutionized th yy. | . , : 7” . First , A Railroad Built on Ice. | eeaees of candor, have fairly revolutionized th | days men still had leisure. the entire history of Central America— | he had found best adapted to the country. to invite er enub wheever an way to become an au To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch ernment. A single newspape pporter reopen D ian en at once and t ; ae ; _ the man who has done most to steer the | Today the whole East coast of Central I pear to have the upper ham@, So passed two years N a recent issue you had a story of the | Continental bond inquiry an a sgrace Sco! , destinies of the Caribbean countries—was | America is a waving mass of gigantic ba- Secretary of War “Jim” Good meanwhile much water 1; : : is as , Minor Cooper Keith. Yet comparatively | "ana leaves; its population is largely black, . under the bridges of building of a railway on the icy marsh- | MeN posing &sS leaders in the fiel . me 7 with having started the argumest “ si os I - : i a . | few of the headline-scanners of 1929 rec- and English is more current than Spanish. vised the fermen Ghee burg. of Moscow, 6 u ison Bay. et me tel } 10rals. other reporter i 7 7 ' ar r } land at m~ stn ne _ pete yh apo = m co po it cal moral | nothe e lize. achieve a ognized the name when they read. on June It is the empire of the United Fruit Co. cussed Mee, De Dee From its underground — hot cc % y aborigines a0 ahaa o voting upon public appointmen perhaps 15, that Minor Keith, aged 81, had died. | . White House was explained as 8’ Se serine a about another railway on more than sin pel p | i : a 2 i , . : ni = : een a Senate. “ . iain + least omen , Upon his tomb might well be inscribed | The United Fruit Co. is the product of a fal affair” 4 personal gan to come out into marsh, for this one was On @ reai river. c t least enough to make th rords “H 3 a | social affair” having no In some aut th AW ay nates ee the ear Vy e} ghties I was That — le pas shamefu ] hich . life pleasant hy turning fron one sou ce of in e wor s © built railroads and planted | mer ger aatwen the Kelt th a in Cen- / ance whatsoever ‘ : es me e “ : Ae ae . a7 SMES 50m « sour . bananas.” Those were his majo tiviti ) - ; too, was affected. ve The ine Tru: kK owned the Vic aati P ng or ‘nels whine the fo J the Dove suc ing oney rom all and with them for more than half a cen- had built up a fruit ern in Jamaica. tend a White House social : ’ ee mocrawe . ee eg ol TOCIBely WHat t oresatner * ) . tury he remade nations. Wher led hi inv °4 : ' egan to spring up alc Bridge at Montreal, the only means of s Ota 2 hich th ead | Yes, and five cents would buy a big stein of beer, ar . : ae n : en he died his | Today it has an investment of some $200,- the nature of a command That! he P A 4) a _ : ll other rai?- 'ehS did; im which the propert , : ream of a railroad that should link North (| 006,000 in tropical fruit; it employs 50,000 which way ne, ey §£ crossing there, and soaked all other rail! our sales resistance had not been battered down by A , with S till 50 : ; sea ; of monarchical forms munication with ways aplenty, a fat toll on every car they | #ecretly bought and sold; in w tate a oa : merica wi outh was still 500 miles | men in the Caribbean region alone, and sometimes enjoy aping while 4 a me. Le - iJ» ‘ ‘ a4 — > Aa aad) - a . permitted to cross. League spoke for Congress and £o pressure salesman, and a glimpsed female ankle | short of fulfillment, but he had built the | keeps more than as many again busy grow- their democratic principles. Sam manifestos and other A bright young fellow thought up 4 echoed the Anti-Saloon League: i * had more kick than a herd of calves has today. major links, some of them over swampy | ing fruit for it on their own plantations. |. ¢a-+ could be established by & them. After an in scheme. The C. P. R. freicht that was 7 : 4 : O6 @e= | jungle land where neither white man nor It owns, directly or indirectly, four-fifths of years I was once more ons . ' a : ets | precedents. It has happened not rushed was permitted to accumulate on horseback rode down the coal oe A STUDY IN LEGAL FICTIONS | fed Bed been atte & Eve; ant Re ae the railways of Costa Rica and ail its ports, that men found excuses for tt 3 a on trackage each side of the river in the | Virginia and Pennsylvania as ruthlessly as ’ _ ° : : | Proved that they could be made to pay. | and virtually all the railways of Honduras, jten4 = White House lunch @F ; The exiles were no é A st i i Al saX% g hae , , y tin : iy , late fall. Then soon as ice was thick sacks ever rode down the alien i ) t has been the favorite practice in the Western; He planted bananas to provide freight for | Guatemala, and Salvador; and its invest- | bo+n the President and the aie ae ee enough we slapped down stringers and people all over the country : | District of Arkansas to charge liquor offenders not! his railways, and with his bananas trans- ments in Nicaragua, Panama and Colombia knew potest one no other real waich th ; eee ii ~esitTus iLlt i } e . si = es th ai one Gow ane wint haiiae . ‘ | | eo C | with violation of the Volstead act but with breach formed the whole East coast of Central are considerable. It has built cities; it that the invited one did net we 8 Ceara = was choo-choo'd across the old St. Law- |. speech ane assembly; when men : f the old revenue laws. becau America. His name was a byword in four antedated Gorgas in controlling tropical . pie nearly every one of the rence. a Sins thing, and we aaa ak , for reading the Constitution of the United Sta rig ty pecs: ke ge cause the penaities U@ republics, all of ss had at times virtu- | isease: it maintains hospitals and s boots. agg ene : lages peasants could be ns ai yaaa —_y nt ¢ der them are harsher. The revenue laws were auto- ally put the entire s nent of their for- A ll th norn ‘ : pane Equally true is the assertias from the time of their competing lines’ freight. too, at a lower women could be sentenced to prison for associating em ey nae hee ‘ erg: piece ch nd ail this enormous effloresence of iM- | gens is under no official obf he toll than they u ad Pay with radical minorities: in which Oregon felt she matically superseded by the Volstead act, but the; eign debts in his hands |. dustry in what had seemed uninhabitable te ~ th Wh " House any | ee eves — . - me cages ' . 4 | ees ' Je abats, (ee! ic r &* : it Si , ' ‘ ** . ' . ' — s ties. etc.. off the whole mess floated se- | at last found out and fled the country—that reign ne he married the daughter of a former | been: are mild compared to the ultimate arta the Executive Offices 1 o ‘ ” eat a Marxist renely down the river. No lives or cars of anarchy from the top and frank denial of every- President of Costa Rica. Central Ameri- influence of railways. Minor Keith's rail- White House and the a = founded for the were lost, however hing for which America had stood stirred America : | €ans, although they sometimes feared him, ways are still local fruit roads: but he i thereof. ee fee “ aes I came to the land of the free and the as the bathe De fe wniiientd thet we oat aver ana i FA adoxical is the case of Eimer Mickel,| counted him one of themse!s es. And while dreamed them linked inte an iron back- They exalted the right of , SA ized organizatiog of . a ae : ss T "Olt brave soon afterward and it was not so ne Wilns hienid 4 er Pe . ed before Judge Youmans and convicted; ‘there are stories of ruthless methods em- bone of the Americas. Already it igs possi- | personal affairs. Both dec g evolutionaries, bound ; ¢ : ™ ~ i. ] s D t Ai s t] t) ~ hd inw | : 'gTound that the Government had not proved Mickel’s | ations, it has done its own negotiating a inum pots, phonographs, radio sets, break- (to submit their personal and ice palaces for the winter carnivals in| Abraham Lincoln. St. Paul, aeons ago, that some of yo Th t , 4 t 11 : Aten a 3 1e liberties of the people, in our opin , : its own protecting fast foods and cigarettes 7 ay an¢ provincda: pirat failure to pay the tax. We grant the logic of the “eee ae ° =. The old local / to public scrutiny. the new and imposing — may remember. It was lots of They are enshrined in the heart merica. - sic Mieiehaik” tee tecmmeaat auads Gt cd crafts begin ponding tna they will soon de President Wilson displayed a vm By the way, I might hay become a St are entirely too young a nation MS eae atic a SUUTDIL noje ° see Keith and his elder broth- seg se ae the padion stock of Guatemala over the failure of Washington & “ovis resident. When you had your great passed upon us. Jefferson said It ge ‘fae e pow , Cecan alt Sake eg: ~ ite Brae cuahe af Sa mee a wp yo Mere oaggur curio pom nies gauncngy th esting binding ‘ef innocent r I was offered the fob of bossing the When we reflect that th eth a A t is, of course, the business of courts merely to : — a os were Rica . — was oni rs ¥ se “—- s — cnenp factory | official and his private see = ¢ 1928 & © buildings as deputy under good old Mpg navecafio a ap le eyes of the virtuous interpret the law. Thus the Court of Appeals was nO railroad to the interior in these Gays, ~ sa 3 t seems ogo ‘'y¥ ikely. A whole (tions were asked about we All Rights “Ike” Taylor, long since gone to his re- att over the earth are turned with anxiety on us, | forced to hold that, since the old revenue laws are and hardly even a trail to the miasmic culture is doomed by Minor Keith’s banana (| daughter. Miss Eleanor Rate Contineed % . - ™ swamps aiong the Atlantic Coast. The oid nd banana railroads) He himself had the § was going to wed William aa ns " . BP SPRY 36 BE ee Weta: ge 2s ere R Ree ad hale Oe 7 7 ‘t te i f ; ) oe ae ae — oe o- nvre - ones Se . any - . - re RA SAN ali RUIN ten. ease ett RENE iat alee bon — Sheet aks than colt ado nee. Se - "> 77 be " rs the — ig + spp sare gal as y e : oh ~~ .* — that she could. I decided to end my ward Your people wanted it finished a the only depositories of the ee ‘ire of still on the books, t eight months before it was finished and iderty, and that our falling into anarchy would ae sie the books, the prosecution is within its rights Saying was that a man who made the trip wiscdém occasionally to ponder what he had (| Secretary of the Treasury. I held it wasn't humanly possible to do Gecide forev er the destinies of mankind, and in using them against offenders. The culprit is Con- to the coast once was a hero: if he went | dome: but the bright young men who have | President Coolidge deciine@ # it im that time, e’en though you filled the seal the political heresy that man is ncapable gress, which permitted itself to be bullied into re twice he was a fool Keith went a hun- | srown up under him have no doubts. And | discuss his family affairs 3 i aah meee med & wreehd net of self-government, the only contest between di- viving laws which have become anachronisr thus | dred times. Once he took with }-~2 though they never need marines or gun- sumption or edification. at undertake to do it. That meant a rum.| Vided friends should be who will dare farthest th ie oe ems, SNUS | corps of happy-go-lucky New Orleans dock- | boats, the effect of their bustling activity | set of his administration, BO? pus with the board, so we mutually with- into the ranks of the common enemy. | Placing upon the courts the duty of dallying with nands, who first mutinied and then died of is a subtier, profounder, and more revolu- ‘paper men to refrain from = drew their offer and my acceptance,| Count von Keyserling says we are suffering at the logic at the expense of reality. fever. Another time he brought in a few tionary imperialism than that which two sons. He said he o agreed to disagree. Happily for them, except in a few jurisdictions like ‘housand Italians: some of them died and | spreads its more obvious wings under the | mindful that they were S058 It was & matter of some gratification | the Western District of Arkansas, the revenue laws —_ — Seon emery . oe ae a ae ee ee like millions of others ané fee vindication) months afterward te : aes wet teveled eantect Yanko aes lost; Keith and the Republic of Costa Rica | set apart for special C have them come to Washington ana ask | *tore the liberties of the people: mS BOC ‘a 5. iquor otlencers. _ both almost went bankrupt. It took 7206 | “FRONT PAGE” ITEM | might be the Princes of & me to heip them get the extension ec? Now what is the particular : years to lay the rails up to the capital; ; - th Phited inh r " : Although she was che time they found they had to have which . Spain has ted church and state, with! Meanwhile Keith. realizing that Costa Se ee ee social contacts in Washingt 7a Rican coffee, in spite of its excellent qual- | A NEw YORK taxicab driver has been (tage adhered strictly to ner * ; He ts survived by twe ity, would not supply enougn freight, began =. fined $59 for using language that is had no official status and iy and John, ang a < planting bananas along the railway route unbecoming off the stage. | wite of Calvin Coolidge mes? a Taman F a oe eres Sabha * ea Sti moment from an inertia, and he tells us what the individual must do to preserve himself and thus re- as 4 APR EATON ei Ng os isin tease Met oie o ai 5 FL arte ae, form of inertia ; : — . thwarts most the inner progress of the | on F. W. FITZPATRICK. American man? It is fear of public opinion. This (‘2 Tesu!t her great gulf between her | Bvansten, | fear is the result of the eighteenth-century idea (8nd the modern world. | set eg a HE

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aa oe ee ; i : . ee. i aN cp we fet nat Pass “. “_* os | DAY BY.DAY WASHINGTON, Ju HERE is quite a controversy On the official social obligations of6 dent and his wife. who contend that a “First Lady” to invite or snub whoever she ple& pear to have the upper hand. Secretary of War “Jim” Good is ¢€ with having started the argument vised the formula whereby the mue cussed Mrs. De Priest tea party White House was explained as a social affair” having no personal ance whatsoever. An idea prevails that an invitation tend a White House social functie the nature of a command. That of monarchical forms which At sometimes enjoy aping while their democratic principles. precedents. It has happened many j that men found, excuses for refusing tend a White House lunch or dinner, both the President and the person knew there was no other real reasom that the invited one did not wish present. Equally true is the assertion that & dent is under no official obligation vite to the White House any person 5 not wish to have there. that political expediency requires & that he have men in to dinner for he has no personal regard. sponsibility is distinct, however, litical necessity. . s . RESIDENTS WILSON among executive heads of the and © generation of American voters, B most emphatic in asserting a GE between the Executive Offices win8 White House and ) thereof. They exalted the right of privacy x} personal affairs. themselves open to public every official act but contended that] they over to the White House proper. the residential Both declared the inspec left the executive desk and At the moment An offe from That it a fact could be established by nw It is induly P ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ MY LIFE By Leon Trotzky nl Continued From Page 1C. while I chased the cockroaches from his pages. The Lena River was the great waterway of the exile. Those whose exiles had expired returned south, going up the river. Permission to exchange one place of exile for an- other could be obtained from the Governor of Irkutsk without great difficulty. We two removed 155 kilometers farther east on the River Ilim, where we had friends. There I worked for a short time as clerk in the office of a milKonaire mer- chant. His stores of fur goods, shops and public houses, were scat- tered over an area as great as Bel- gium and Holland. But he was un- able to sign his name and made a cross instead. He lived miserably and greedily for 12 months only to spend scores of thousands on “‘high living” at the Nijni Novgorod an- nua! fair. I was in his employ for about | six weeks. But once [ entered a funt (Russian pound) of paint as a pood (40 Russian pounds) and gent an exorbitant bill to a shop far away from headquarters. My clerical reputation was ruined and I was compelled to ask for my dis- charge. I again returned to Ust- Kut and then farther south, to Verkhlensk. The aristocracy of were the old Populists, their many years of life in exile. had settled down. The young Marxists were, in a way, a stratum by themselves. In my time many the exiles who, after men were sent to Siberia for hav- ing participated in strikes. For | these men exile was aie schoo! | where they absorbed political and general culture. Differences of opinion on ques- tions of theory and ideas were com- plicated by personal squabbles. These personal conflicts would at times assume dramatic aspects. The not infrequent consequence Wag Suicide. In all the large exile colonies there were many suicides’ graves. Writes Propaganda. Is the great Lena Valley I made the acquaintance of Dijerjinsk!i, | Urisk! and other young revolution- | aries, destined later to do great. things. Every new party of exiles | Wag awaited eagerly. On a dark. spring night, by a bonfire, on the bank of the broad Lena, Dierjinski | sometimes read us one of his poems in Polish. His face and his voice were beautiful, the poem itself weak. But the life of this man later became the sternest of poems. While still at Ust-Kut I became a contributor to the “Eastern Re-| view” at Irkutsk, a provincial lega!] newspaper founded by the old Populist exiles, but which now and azain got into the hands of Marx- | ists. Then I took up literary critic cism | and propaganda. To choose —_ nom-de-plume I opened at the Italian dictionary. the word “‘Antidoto,” and for many | years I signed Antid Otto, telling | my friends with a jest that I meant to Introduce the Marxist antidote | into the bourgeois press. Unexpectedly, the creased my fee from two kc ypecks | fabout a cent) per line to four | kopecks. This wag the clearest | evidence of success. T was on my | way to become an author. So passed two years of exile and | meanwhile much water had flowed | under the bridges of St. Peters- burg. of Moscow, of Warsaw From its underground hiding places | the revolutionary movement be- | gan to come out into the streets. In some provinces the peasantry, too, was affected. Even in Siberia social] democratic organizations | began to spring up along the rail- Way line. They got into munication with me. I wrote manifestos and other ‘‘sheets” for them. After an interval of three years I was once more active. Decides to Escape. The exiles were no longer con- tent to remain in the places to | which they were assigned. There was an epidemic of escapes. . In} nearly every one of the larger vil- | lages peasants could be found who from the time of their youth had | been under the influence of the revolutionaries of the older gen- | eration and they were ready to help the political exiles to get away by boat, cart or sledge, pass- ing them on to other sympathizers. In the summer of 1902, I re- | ceived through Irkutsk, the latest Russian pamphlets printed abroad. They were printed on the thinnest | Japan paper and hidden in the binding of innocent books. Thus we learned that “Askra” (The Spark), a Marxist paper, had been founded for the special pur- pose of bringing a a central- zed organization professional | revolutionaries, bou an iron discipline. celved Lenin's book. “What Is to Be Done?” published in Geneva and devoted to the same subject. My handwritten sheets news- 4 I pone come ! bout of nd together by- We also re- imur nightly little studyroom ‘haps Mr. istatuette of young Antoine Just, tionary cruelty | swift rise and leffeminate dandy’s | déspite Title Pages of St. Loutsan’s Rare Books and after him augmented fiica)l,vnro the end of the yeare 16 30, By 8.4, Gentleman. of the Booke Abridgement of the Englith Chronicle, Fir coliedted by M./ebn Stow, Rel ®% wery many memorable eAnti-~ quities, ‘and continued with matters forreine and doses There is a briefe Table at the end Imptioted at London for the Com pany of Stationers, 16113. ~ , oY with Dextera Domini me exaltabit. : a = And OMPEN DIUM “er: intertaining LNG «. “men ledye! iG Gi. = is “Ona fears ariel cofe: he ye (erin, lid Ls ) P Lae OY eralurecL / anata gs pec L¥xxIx, “D CBLIN tM wd a L Nba fps114 “of O 4 SS Gorming Mi 1 ~~ roy pe pi brown pi wife, ings in inned tv Vises garrulity ish es hb: the most enough dé the Ks spite use ° ae ‘* ae *? cent | oe when the printer found insufficient inserting the mar in lieu space for themselves English and the of le The “Chronicle” covers sometimes in detail sometimes in synopsis, from | earliest into the reign James I, who was King at the tin of its publi The titlepage is an print from an elaborate woodcut Thereafter follow those effusive Elizabethan greetings of hor: “To the Right honor- Row, Knig! Lord Citty Lon and history, times cation. Tr the aut able sir Henry of the of Worshipful! men his brethren and Commoners of the same Citty, Ed- Hov Gentleman, wisheth health and felicity.” not S90 Mayor the Right mond wes, perfect That all was serene with ‘a | difficulties blessings. Stow, | dilapidated , do- | letters serts that he saw the flea drag the | objects along ‘“‘with ease.”’ “In Oxfordshire neare to Chip- | ingnorton,’ another paragraph | reads, ‘‘was found a Serpent hav- | SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929 MAYOR MILLER, ILL NINE DAYS, RETURNS TO OFFICE Had Suffered From Cold But Feels Entirely Well Now. Mayor Miller hag recovered from’! @ nine-day illness which had kept him at home. He was at his of- fice in City Hall yesterday for the first time since June 26 and said | he felt quite well, but had suf- fered from a cold. It was expected that the Mayor would be in his office as usual this week. He conferred with President Kinsey of the Board of Public Service and Director of Streets and Sewers Brooks yester- day. ree ete REV, PATRICK MARTIN DIES: _Chaplain of McBride High School Succumbs After Operation. The Rev. Patrick Martin, chap- lain and teacher at McBride High | School, died in St. Mary’s Hospital yesterday. He underwent an Op- | eration Wednesday and afterwards suffered a sinking spell which | blood transfusions failed to check. He was a member of the Society of Mary and a native of Peoria, Ill. He was 40 years old. Funeral arrangements have not been made. rr ee er en ee ee a ee I America to which he has been call- | ed by the unanimous voice of the. nation. The ceremony was worthy of the dignity and glory which gave birth to it.” And a detailed description follows. One of the early compendiums of English and, incidentally, Amer-| ican law, is contained in Sir Ed-' ward Coke's reports on resolutions | and decisions, printed in London in! 1656, which is part of Mr. Macau- ley’s collection. Other rare books in the collec- tion are fipat editions of Byron’s| “Childe /Harold’s Pilgrimage,” | 1816; “‘A'Collection of Poems” in| six volumes, 1779, containing | Gray’s Elegy in book form for the | first time; | Life | umes, | Scarlet an Old | More's | welliana,”’ | later pressed subject | been | ten anonymously “Uncle Tom’s Cabin, or Among the Lowly.”’ two rol- Hawthorne’s “The Letter,” ‘“‘The House of Gables” and ‘“‘Mosses from Manse,’ 1851: Sir Thomas “Utopia,”’ i749; “Crom- by Marshal Stacy, 1319, | and Washington Irving's biography of Goldsmith, published in 1849. “Ctopia” Suppressed for Y«ars. “Utopia,” written in 1551 during the reign of Henry VIII, like the “Cromwelliana”’ was a sup-| until royulty felt) that these examples of trez:son had | obscured by the e'apse of! many years. ‘“Cromwelliana,” writ- | even as late as *OQOEQ9., 4OV0e, Seven | 1810, was compiled from numerous) newspapers, pamphlets and period- 'icals of the English Civil War pe-| | discovered later in the century. riod. The author's identity was) Goldsmith's poem, “The Desert- Village’’, receives second | in a fourth edition of the ed place book which takes its pateT- from the | ing two heads and two faces like | face attired in the new fashion of women’s attire, other face like the old array, and _ aan wings like a bat.” Violence was the order of those but freedom from domestic was not one of the as shown in two of the numerous similar notations: ‘In the month of June, man was hanged in Smithfield, and a woman burnt, both for poisoning of her husband, a goldsmith.” “The ber of Heriettesham, T. Chambers her burnt Kent.” of Various women, one is husband, in Executions Styles. Treason, exec beheading, and the clipping of bound throughout the book pageantry of empire went on. however, with nota- the visits of foreign the mustering of “soul- Sir Francis Drake's raids, or ears a The serenely of | Princes, diers,”’ colonizing and wdrs France, Spain and | Flanders jumbled with dubious or | petty events An example amusements or, OT tions in of King James’ possibly, his idea | is afforded in a. “A triall of fight and a poetic justice ecount of a lyon, a horse which t dismal failure. The “beare” had killed a child and the King sen- it to receive the death pen- the h grave a het ween heare.”’ tenced alty at lands of the royal lion kept in the Tower of London. As the lion proved to be of a cowardly turn and the bear exhibited marked ndifference to the projected com- was placed in the them in the two combatants would right of hat. a horse courtvard between hope the To the the other spectators, to grazing and chagrin of the King and the horse fell the lion and bear rermnained in their corners like un- willing prizefighters. Six mastiffs released upon the scene to infuriate the lion or the bear. chased the | | lished | Macauley’s a young | 16 of July Rebecca Cham- | for poisoning | was | | War and was present in Bt. | during the early slavery riots. utions by hanging | ; ' urned out to be a. the | ‘first poem, “‘The Traveler” al- though posterity remembers “The | Deserted Village’ as his best work. | The first edition appeared in May, 1770, closely followed by three others in the same year Original editions of works, including “The Phantom Rickshaw,” unpretentiously pub- as pamphlets in 1889 at Allabad, India, are included in Mr. collection. in the life of Francis author who) successf tu! of Kipling’s The irony Grierson, American had published nine novels, including “The Valley Shadows” with a St. Louis locale, is reflected in Mr. Macauley's au- | tographed copy of this book. Grierson, a student in Paris under Alexander Dumas, was an aid General Fremont during the Civil! Louis Mr Macauley met him here during a visit a few years prior to the author’s death in Los Angeles in 1927 of oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 30 | How Pope Pius XI Answered M ussolini._| | which was prepared by the dif- ‘church within | Leo the Great, | 'who, in a few magnificent words, | said and carved the substance of) | what many others have since said) ‘with more or less erudition, often| 'is historically and notoriously true, pecially men, } Catholicism this subject opportune and generous, , actly | therefore sentative of the orzanization of the | the Catholic | by direct Divine mandate. | fense Continued From Page 1C. organization of the the organization of the Roman empire, it would have sufficed to quote Dante and fusien and two great Italians, | mingled with inexactitudes, under the influence Protestantism and modernism. By limiting oneself to these two great es- | of: since Ancienne Eglise). almost in justification, (Histoire de 1’ “To say, that for some time past Italian! just and ordered co-operation for and) is not that intellectual] fertile, production comes from on where, mary judgment to be just and'| truthful, either for the honor of! Catholicism in Italy, or for the: _honor of Italy in Catholicism. Sovereignty of the Holy See. “Neither can we see that it was in a mo- ment of pacification, to exhume. and with praise, those laws and regulations,facts bygzone and recent, which could not but be as painful as they were offensive and harm- | ful to the Holy See, to the Supreme | Pontiffs, to Catholics of Italy and _the whole world. | worse to put them forward as a And it was even preparation for the actual] hour. as if one might almost say that op- pression and war were prepara- tions for justice and pacification. “We remember and appreciate the many places in which the sov- ereignty and independence of the church and the Holy See are recoz- nized with adequate clearness, and with their sequent rights. But stil! more numerous are the »places where these things appear to be put in doubt, or not truly and ex- interpreted. “Even in the concordat we are | in the presence of, if not two states, most truly of two sovereignties, so fully such, that is, so fully perfect, each one of its own order, and or- der necessarily determined by its respective aim, that it is hardly necessary to add, the objective dig- nity of those aims determines the obsolute superiority of the church. no less objectively and necessarily. “It cannot be said that the Holy See is the supreme organ of the universal Catholic church and the legitimate repre- church in Italy, if it is not said as one would say that the head is the supreme Organ of the human body, and that the central and sovereign power of a country is the legiti- | Mate representative of each prov- ince of that same country. ways the supreme Pontiff. who intervenes and who negotiates, in the fullness of the sovereignty of It is al- represent as impersonate, and rules There- fore, it is not the Catholic organt- zation in Italy which places itself under the sovereignty of the state. even though under favorable con- ditions; but it is the supreme Pon- tiff, the supreme and sovereign au- thority of the church, who disposes, as he judges he can and should do for the greater glory of God and the greater well-being of souls, and in the worse which is far being ours, for the lesser of- of the former, and the less evil of the latter. Pontiff Cites Expressions That He Finds Displeasing. are displeased, and. case, from “The 1912) as , longs thereto; whereas the one would have avoided that} rt 'quotation from a book which has. _been on the Index ' with the justice and order of her alms. else-| is to launch a too sum-| mitted’ cults; ‘vided that it remain no less clearly | church, and which he. as it is recognized, } | exactly speaking, does not so much if the | least animosity or bitterness were in our soul, we should say that we are offended, by the frequent expressions of ‘no renunciating,’ ‘no concession of the state to the church,’ or ‘no gpntrol lost,” of well preserved vigilance over the church, over the regular and secu- lar clergy. as if, to say the least of it, one had almost to deal with suspects, almost as though the | church had ever attempted a true | and real usurpation and spoilation of the state; where the contrary both in Italy and abroad; almost if the church had ever asked state to renounce that right which really be- church is the recognized upholder of both its right and authority, especially in critical and difficult moments; whereas the church has never asked, and does not now ask of the state, any but her right to the and authority the common good in accordance “*Tolerated, permitted and ad- we make no question (of words. YTesides, the question is ‘not ungracefully solved by distin- guishing between the statutory and the purely legislative texts; the for- mer more theoretical and doctrinal in itself, ' where the expression ‘tolerated’ is better chosen; the lat- ter used for practical purposes, where even the expressions ‘per- mitted’ or ‘admitted’ may be used, provided that it be and remains clearly and loyally understood that the Catholic religion, and it alone, is, in accordance with the statute and the treaties, the state religion, with the logical and juridical con- sequences of such a condition of constitutional rights, especially with regard to propaganda; pro- and loyally understood that the Catholic cult is not purely and sim- ply a permitted and admitted cult, but is that which the letter and spirit of the treaty and the concor- dat wills it to be. Liberty and Conscience. “A mere delicate question arises when, with such insistence, the un- diminished liberty of conscience and the full liberty of discussion are mentioned. “It is inadmissible to have meant absolute liberty of discussion, in- cluding those kinds of discussion calculated easily to deceive the good faith of simple-minded hear- ers, discussions which may easily become dissimulated forms of prop- aganda, not less dangerous for state religion and, thereby, for the state itself, especially in all it holds most sacred, to, wit, the tra- ditions of the Italian people, and, most essentially, its unity. “It seems to us even less admis- sible to have meant the assurance of entire, intact absolute liberty of conscience. It would be tantamount to saying that the creature is not subject to the Creator, tantamount to legitimization of every forma- (of Christianity, down to our own cisely, the duties of the State, with regard to the education of its citi- zens, except,.as is always undere stood, the rights of the family. “The State has nothing to fear from education given by the church, and under its guidance; it is this education which prepared modern civilization, in all it has which is really good, superior and lofty. “The family at once realized that this was so, and from the first days mothers, even though they believe in little or nothing, have sent and brought millions of their children to educa- tional inatitutions founded and managed by the church. “If possible, science, scientific methods and research, have less even than the State to fear from the ulterior and wider development of religious teaching. “Catholic institutions have no need of apologetics, no matter what grade of teaching or learning they belong to. The popularity they en- joy, the praise they receive, the scientific production they promote and multiply, and, above all, the fully and exquisitely prepared ele- ments they give to law, profes- sions and teaching, to life in all its phases, are more than seuffi- cient evidence in their favor. Kant Alien to Catholic Doctrine. “But we cannot include in praise given, and even less in praise de- served, that praise which seems to have been addressed to our very dear Catholic University in Milan, for studies and books whose sub- ject was the historical personality and doctrines of Kant and other doctrines which are alien to good scholastic philosophy and Catho- lic doctrine; almost as if it were an indication and effect that the unl- versity were drawing near to those doctrines, and not rather @ scrupu- lous teaching conscience which for- bids fighting an unknown foe, and not rather for the necessity of school programs imposed upon the university. This necessity suffices and must suffice to explain and justify the admission (not with- out all caution) tn the scholastic collections of our good Salesians, who deserve so well in christian education, of authors and books which the blessed Dom Bos- co, so profound a connoisseur of men and things, such eminent apostie of classical and al culture, and, above healthy edugation, would certainly not have Weiuded among those books suitable to hig lofty aima, especially in a country like Italy, which he knew so well. We our- selves, who have some personal ex- perience of teaching and books, often fear lest the danger signaled by St. Augustine be lying in wait for our dear young people; neces- saria non norunt, quia superflua didicerunt. (Thgy do not know the necessary things because thoy learned the superfluous.) davya, fathers, text Aaa: Bh ovaraiy wah ee “Catholic State and Fascist State.” “Catholic State and Fascist State’ has been said and repeated. tion, or rather, deformation of con- science, even the most criminal and socially disastrous ones. Ad- mitted that conscience escapes from the power of the state, recognizes, We take note of this without spe- no doubt it means that the Fascist state. in ideas and doctrine, as. in that, in ques- | tions of conscience, the church, and | she alone, by reason of her di-| vine mandate, is competent, it is | by that same fact recognized that, in a Catholic state, liberty of con- science and discussion must be interpreted and practiced accord- ing to Catholic doctrine and law. Mgndate for Education. “By logical necessity it must also be recognized that the full and per- fect mandate for education belongs, not to the State, but to the church, and that the State can neither im- pede nor lessen the execution and fulfillment of this mandate. nor even reduce it to the mere teach- ing of religious truths. “This can do no harm to the real and proper rights, or. more pre- action, will admit nothing which cia] difficulty; even willingly, since : | does not agree with Catholic doc- Ff trine and practice; without it, the Catholic state could not exist. “We must also note some expres- sions which are either not quite in accordance or else are contradiction with the correspond- ing and agreed expressions in the concordat. “It has been said twat the ‘nulla osta preventivo’ for ecclesiastical nominations is reserved to the state. such an expression, not even once. In such delicate and important matters even formulas deserve, and should have, every attention and exactitude. “It is also said that the state OCOntinued on Next Page. expeditions to America | For Monday— This $150 MOHAIR Covering consuming | MANNE BROS. Pillow-Arm Davenport At a New Sensational Low Price in direct § The concordat never uses! the same rights as every other citizen and, accordingly, were n0oy to submit their personal and priv to public scrutiny. President Wilson displayed his over the failure of Washington ne correspondents to distinguish bet official and his private status whes tions were asked about rumors daughter, Miss Eleanor Randolph Was going to wed William G. McAae Secretary of the Treasury. President Coolidge declined repe® discuss his family affairs for pub: sumption or edification. At the YS set of his administration, he ask paper men to refrain from explottif two sons. ‘He said he wished them mindful that they were just Anreric® like millions of others and not | set apart for special! recognition. might be the Princes of a royal ho Although she was charming !2 all ‘*Ocial contacts in Washington. | idee adhered strictly to her rule had no official status and was ™* jt of Calvin Coolidge of Ma* book bind development. Gentleman, Paper articles and manifestos for the Siberian T’nion now seemed tiny and provincial in the face of the new and imposing task before, us. I decided to end my exile. binding of innocent books. Coprrigpt. Edmond Howes, as theee gracious gestures might indi- shown in his disgruntled tion eaded “To the Hon- Reader.” wherein “divers” persons of his the “In regal Leo back into his den, ignored the bear and upon the blame- lese horse In the end, by “express of the King. the bear was |; to death in expiation of its A French inscrip- (+ tion on the leaf discloses that it once belonged to Bernard Se- bastian Pratte of the old firm of | Chouteau. Pratte & Co., St. Louls 'agents for John Jacob Astor. How it reached the shelves of a book- t |'dealer who knew nothing of its (To be Continued Next Sunday.) » alue is as open to hrdvon-a0ge- a POLICE SERGEANT LYNCH DIES ssater—or the. manne the United eaten ey the manner in which ithat little statuette of Saint-Just He Served on St. Louis hated in France even today, found force for 23 Years. its way to the window of an an- Police Sergt. Patrick J. Lynch,/tique shop here, the identity of 45 years old, of Dayton Street Dis- of skeptical eyebrows when in the lite subject as fully unrealized by | trict, died yesterday in St. Louis/the dealer as its value. |midst of historical accounts, he Baptist Hospital of lobar pneu-| Mr. Macauley is a clerk in the! tells of a London blacksmith who, | novels, and stecten of events monia. offices of the Missouri Pacific|to improve a shining moment, /of the day A member of the force since| Railroad, and has been quietly; wrought a hanging lock of iron,| ‘“Yesterday,”. reads an account 1906, Sergt. Lynch was at one time; gathering his literary treasures'!a key and a golden chain, all of | unde ra New York date line of & leading soccer football! player.j over a period of many years. He| which weighed but one grain of| May 1, 1789, “the great and il- He lived at 4920 Kennerly evenue.| has ceased collecting them now gold. So minute were these trin-/lustrious Washington was insta llec He is survived by two sons, Thomas/ and buy kets mith hung em! dignity of fris' and John, and a daughter, Janet. | modern books about a fleas Magistrate of the United States of fly- fell cate, is introduc est and Friendly he complains of do the accuracy describes fecree”™ baited crime Irish Magazine of 1789. A bound of the issues of | Walker's “Hibernian Magazine. | or. Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge.” printed in Dublin, for the year 1789, contains a number of notable news of the day. The treatment of such mat- ters is strikingly similar to that of modern periodicals, including fashion notes. short stories, serials state- abuse court gath- ubting ments and heaped upon his work and country” while he was ering data for his work. Ardent Searcher for Truth. Howes’ solemn assertion that; “truth J] sought and truth is heere | ‘get downe” makes for the lifting S, eeihner ‘s , , copy Manne-Made and Manne-Guaranteed Chair to Match If Desired $39-75 Out-of-Town Customers Fare Retunded and Free Delivery. ANNE BROS. GIS Delmar Bivd Police pieces of uphol- A generously large, luxuriously stered SOFA with soft reversible pillow arms and reversible feather-spring loose eushions all hardwood frame and sturdy construction. Covered in your choice of colors in mohair with attrac- A sensationa! terms. news . tive reversible cushions. ther | } the nent intends to that the n : _ : | special at $/0. Special eas) he asse rted im and Howes as: |

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a ~ 7 by_Mencow tn otering to cobody| ant san tronics andy ber| witht Dave no 200bt l!admonishing and instructive to | the Kellogg pact ina special pro-j| gio-German trop scovided Mr. ‘Maciel aaa =U Rw TT. . “ | ifice ditor, in or- ronsider [4 eSE that la- | rj rder states, not] actual sacrifices as cre . | y How Pope consid gs ecg nang nb ee for Llo d (;eor ‘e Predicts Great prt A akg msi despite the/|der to call a halt to the continu- | courage to make it perfectly i A od por, so eke wes h ee het VY a8 - re + hould have ban-/ance of the war spirit and of the to the French that if they swer us to lament with the propnet, Bessarabia issue, § panes preparations on the con- | to withdraw. the British ¢ » e| Mmutatus est color optimus (the eech ished the exaggerated fears of) ‘rE iwill be withdrawn \leavi Mussolini) tinest color has faded) and that ect from Uawes those states, So, too, should fts/tinent of Europe: | France the scle resem so unpleasant an’ painful an In- nn offer, so peremptorily and foolishly; ,47),n. and even legally speak- | — , sponsibility } | tare ce pi pcan ap a_i . jected at Geneva by the prepar-|. _ ¢-.-many is now entitled to 3 a ee rerriunp on Cahie upon all [ta y an : — ace o work- re Jt cted at (st neva a ing Ge rmany 1s now buat s Continued From Preceding Page. world. in the midst of Continued From Page IC. commonwealths together in 'atory commission, to reduce its are evacuation of the Rhineland, | | - . , ce - 7 . 4 i « gs New the pure ioy of all good Catholics ing out the common pUrpOSe-) _siary establish by o- half i ig | Receiver Begins Action Against | ‘confers juridical personality upon the pure joy of all good Calle 2 | eadshin af6 ery nl pene an) Cee ee ae eee téceiver Begin: : gainst | - The and all good citizens, but not with-| 4+ pritain have at last takeD| angio-American friendship &0@) provided other great Powers 7 date can serve no strategic pur-| |.) ew ved well of ‘s an; the same, while allowing the smail-| ‘lv lay seeds for a | ¥" ay leserve crystallized in | pose and can ony : pean peace if it takes this , 3 ecclesiastical bodies concor- | 7 . | . ’ : . \fiefar Tv? + s ) | ° {5,000 . Defunct Auto in- | dat always mentions acknowled out the satisfacti ogy others only up ) : 3 al f anc , nt,” never ‘conferred.” We too easily discernibvie. at i | ' ; or 1¢ ,;er Powers a higvner proportiona: | - we of revenge because oO ' “oseaiag very semitive 10.4 ee ee ce anf disarmament and real peace,’ Anglo-American agreement on the)" ret an the tas nment | ‘uture war nite | ama | which the preceding gove 'wery sensitive to discrepancies f . ith this faith on th U- to sar! ' quarter, Yet as the last argun the racial hatred which is bound | gates . : “qr ee ration of men and, far more, in| 44 with them stepping along this| reduction of naval armaments) i, aerense of their present bloated to keep up and intensify. There shirked. All that is requireg: Lis ‘ -— ‘? . — i . . 4 a - co ; ° ™ 9° 5 = / ‘ e | il s* = - ttle mora! courage. the ° we, without ith in unison there is at least/are the only primary and esseN-| effectives, the border states cil€) .. . orrant for the continuance — ¢ anil risks—such ae - . re : ‘ j , ; " . 4 sy =f ba 4 f ew’ vy ‘ a is eases irene eee — »y ned, of the Rhineland occupation for | ° oo r: ia soutien with ; Angzlo-Fiussian diplomatic rup- ; a dav bevond the ratification of té Lpor! al np pt } 7 . 7) ‘a ~— ¥ ts Pe # ‘4 42's a VA vgs a inal Co BE PR le ge ra r : ci eee tgs yes « Foun Se ee en eats nee ” ve the eventual consequences of Seats. attitude adopted by her States. men. ify “oe fet Ue ee ape oe Br AE a eee IRR om ‘ag baile et hn, eM materi together the lead on the pat) collaboration bar Te » an ee ee ee a “2 bes, Rye Ate Mey language in such places and , _ ter chau ‘ ters (And we have already sno ect $250,900 from ‘.. Lers., A P| it clearly, even during the :' ai e at this goal will be’ tial condition of an all round re-| 000 Missouri policy holders of the wished. and, per! all we should {a guarantee that ee tiations). i 41 7 ™ Snir a ; 1. 3 , ’ ; ty a ey os. J - - hin ith t in os rit 1 na oint duction which would include aer wes Saw - . + - hu 1, sO great a Denell at n9o % _— na - Rodowe H. Abeken, local receiv- | church, 80 & i” Hingly | Domini, 30th May, 1929 armament of Europe and tne) ,, heundl bl — $6,500,000 Is Estim , s s ‘ i) > | . « ' — = he — he huge land armaments of Eu-|geca {s an cesential adjunct to! — Oe el ome ea -- FOUR YEARS FOR STEALING er, through his attorneys, asked | itS Sake alont deed is an essential a . logg Pact and the reparation set * tn by —_ a . . . . ~+ . . eAfa rs hodist (hurt . Wil + : . i 4 2 st > Sa eek NRT RRP TE AER 0 na - 2 kind that there should be such oor when policy holders subscribed for tati putting his beliefs into bc} ) rs subs t f ation for putting Nis delleis 1D I Poland and ’ sear, 7 neo ~T? , "wWeoOrT 7 . placing outside the coimmun:o! ‘icine Son 8 2. we urial will! . n ' i . ; ~* ‘* “4 : ~ " = action—a public opinion in Brit eseiemhe inte mates Ste ated pay assessments that would cover FOURTH OF UPPER FLOORS EI * ee cs Pas? he “, “ h represents 35 per cent of Fa "*s ene ahs Ne Anette omer Sede nS en eae ee ORE TPP OEE IOs oa ees Py state EEL, SIRS I On oh Fe wg ; 1¢ e] : “ee ' 7 } 4 } ~ = 4 = t he - e« . a . + . , —— ea ecainas ir, surens, years old, died | Government because it faile - gh reece: ie ye Red sistently and persistently violated. |! pew reparation s ttlement she will’ business and resorted to thei} a “To Article five of the concordat . , in his hon - Ania : 4 business, stand liable for| has repeatedly been ‘cance - rineton avenue, Kirkwood, ap- merical strength of this army is, 4 acti haracter | be a : Bg .| sincerity its intentions to pro-' pertainiv formidable. but mos e ‘ . a a Cumin OS wer as Lc pce oe gal ne ~ Imit necnoetan | seart Gisease. secon! ocd Nanna raabtecsdlt eS 7 te Say ee “2g Apa di ane wetel Rhine. We have hitherto! the benefit of France. On these | posta! inspectors told the Couré ie | he expense of the receivership. | Matter of word:, we easily acm! widow, Mrs. Zay; mote disarmament, and an ener- agreed that its fighting quality 18) sited to use the moral authority; and yet other grounds Great Brit-/| was convicted on a similar cham Will Be Wi nd that it is | | @ Structure ! Mabuities | +4 potential sacrifices aS guaAr- ¢; ld be c tied with by !tontiary : a tit ‘ . os 1 , —_— : , he ; oten s S a! t ion should comp! tentiarv then. The headquarters of the associa- | spirit and the letier of the article; ». ano 9 to bring these two great pacific) oxternal war. The initiative shown —_ — ‘ ffective ; om ; * . Ss ig now in charge of Gar- ee" : rie ~ mtn, ‘ ce cinne rett W. Olds. as principal receiver,| tive and documented discussions hh ee ae a E . cade to Be Feature. oe stituted According ta a statement “Many beautiful and good things ! SARI ESLEL” LES SLES SEES B Berry Moore by counsel to Judge Sale vesterday. | were said about the sacred char- | ; y years before the receiver took! St. Peter. Vicar of Christ, head and source that the construction charge, In _ several instances, it; center of Catholic unity; and no tract has been let for the $5- > tween Olive and Pine streets. cavation is to be begun as soon ee SNe on Sense consined Of' and undeniable offences agains more than 100.000 policy holders, this sacred character might be letting of the work. the name Judge Sale indicated he was un- |! .. 3 | willing to make an order entering misplaced. What liberty of con- e i - Arrangements, it ts underste SR os sere. 3-Piece Kroehier Bp wre been made with the . ee baum & Son Investment Co, , » r separable. that public notice be given to | Conco dat and Treaty Inse] them, but the attorneys for the re- | “To the grave question: ‘Will 500.000. exclusive of the site. building loan for which negot icy contract bound them without | amidst applause: ‘Peace will jast. ‘ > :: : . =, m5 | tL. | °| (*)*e | ees tions were concluded seve any additional notice. Counsel! Answer and applause show how Y y . x | oe months ago, was contingent court here to respect the decree of operate for the fulfillment of such : , : y i : : Cs | building before construction the Indiana court. On their prom- $a noble and saintly desire. my > ; re . : = . . ; : at 146 Wes evidence of . ‘ , tie: — ane nu Hitherto, the sentiment af normal! he making fresh and wholly dis- keep his wife and three childreg . that the word itself is n read 1M! pct Suillens 4 two children * i little more than | : her | 230: peland evacua-/jin 19 BES a . ew ” _ NHGrTe™ |} getie a@@ courageous Ambassado! conferred upon Great Britain W-ain's wish for Rhinelan ac ,in 1910 and was sent to the pea |) 11 Feet of Height of in. Indianapolis and the! stand for the true and ¢ appointed by a court in Indianapo-| while negotiations were proceed- the business of the company was'| acter of the City of. Rome, the : peo While not officially announc employes helped them- | less great is our satisfaction and office building to stand on f¢ working plans now being perfect hem living in this city. tolerated in the name of liberty of the general contractor will be wt science is spoken of! Whither eut giving the policyholders a 2 financing the project, which _ wz .% } ceivership answered that the pol-/| peace last?’ came the answer, further asserted that the law of/ great is everybody's wish, and, nat- . “4 4 : 5 “s a: y4 > : Mitel ado? | | Stautshors | y the leasing of an apprec . . ~ : la . ° ~* = 8 ise to cite legal authority, Judge “In the motives and declaration Approximately 25 per cent nd “Negotiations virtually have IN EXPORT TRADE 10 COLOMBIA amongst the latter is what is a! most a classing together of Masons St. Louis is an important factor | and Catholics; a stale and ingeni 05 x — 2 . - 58 , . s signs, smartest of modern covering fabrics, feet high, within 11 feet of ° ° : will be supported by concrete f simple operation transforms the beautiful all losses on claims adjudicated; negli the civil marriage , hew a ‘ . os anyw here. Fas Walter J. Knight of W. a | 1eSse are the closing word fa - : > 9) ve Bo tnigl : c Louis L. Hicks, St. Louis Lawyer, tat ee : pS | rs | Ee Fae. > GOLOMAN 3 Knight & Co, structural Exercised 24-Hour Option and |Quotation from Horace. The ful! y P ~ -f | foundation engineers: EB. W. Organized $1000 Pt | Sense of the passage from which it : SO er | : a 8 Cot | Fy nister and W. J. Holbrook. An oil o dean jis taken is: “The crash of the : i | SSS : SRF cy . site was assembied by the n perator casually related heavens will fal} about him un- t oe , >” . —— , ; b 4 = a hard luck story as Louis L. afraid”) W +s es rook-Blackwelder Co. and . ' , : a. | @ tay this no ecause R We ve Hicks, St. Louis attorney, sat i isels, Inc. W. J. He oh Ss » &§ m &@/we have abandoned, or are about | ’ “oo : ' “ elie , , = ‘ La & E Dupo restaurant June “ee His drill to abandon that measure of just 0 Waiter J. Knight are the had been damaged by a length of ate 3 ioters of the building ente ,and reasonable optimism which is o z- 2 = s , — a terest Plaza. stee! casing blow n from a nearby necessa rv for life itself. but to sa \ 4 “4 ae ‘ - Es = ——s .—- : aan t= : = ~+ . : ~ . , - . . ; F J * ’ Bees : Rem wed In in ; ' | 7 = =" | 3 : The successful issue of well when it was shot and he | th: : ’ fee, - SS ‘Sie | +- = ' ; | B ca > | tMat we are quietiy, from now on , | . = a = SS e. 2 we c2 |S > . |. > i et th a ae =a ) co Cae — = a ead oe Project promise t op 8 not be able to start work on | resigned and ready for all that . pis = Lo: %, + eat tn Bar wm parapet oma yh agee - required by the | which Divine Providence wishes or ¥, . | ne A Lino Rug will complete the Plaza Gieteanl ne canta to wrens Cf GM contract. allows. This disposition of mind af : | | ss athens : i . ace On the back of an envelope, a duty for all God’s creatures.. is Ee Se See er DIO a coolness of light draperies, slip tate men. The beginning of act | a Se | a§. A L construction of the project is ON NB $A ne | rN mente p) | ot from for every room—so splen- started drilling June 24. The wel! |especially during these Jast event- was shot last Friday and showed ga ful months. production of about Tne barreis a | “May Peace Be Lasting.” . onmnee (; laranteed hv RC A—and our day. Another syndicate at once iets thin wery d@iepenition of | ” sre ¥ See paid $1090 earnest , ; ste epee ; - : . “ money On &/| mind does not prevent us too from contract to buy the lease. iets ihe weeen te tdi to Associated with Hicks w ina y Rte al sangeet =e cks was W. J.| deed, it makes us say so with more — superintendent of the Barber /certain confidence And this for Asphalt -e of East St. Louis. |two reasons; first that, after al! ee land notwithstanding, we put faith , STURDIVANT BANK IS SOLD ||, the loyalty and good faith of Wild Rose . | Plaza Butid been takes Cape Girardeau Depository One of | men; secondly, because we plac: Dinner Set _ difterene pe — aaa ing Oldest in South¢tast Missouri. |still greater faith in the help of : me met Special to the Post-Dispatch. God, continually invoked by us and Absolutely : te CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo.. July |for us. We willingly add these to Free ¥ eo : s 4 eee 6.—Announcement was made to-/reasons to those exposed in the ‘i ae al : £ : | day of the sale of the controlling | Senate, because, for one thing With Your ; - ; a q be interest in the capital stock of the |there is no difficulty so great that Purchase of - < ti 2 DOORS WEST | en ined with shops. This x Sturdivant Bank here to John/it cannot be overcome with loyal z eee was promoted by " Tiapek of St. Marys, Mo. and C./| goodwill, once a general agree- | 710 | ¥ Weisels, Inc. It has been € A. Vandivort & Co. a subsidiary | ment has been reached: for an-| 4 icted to conform with the a of Harrison Securities, | ad Missouri Pacific Building te Inc., of | other thing. because, without God's , Ca Presumably. Cape Girardeau. The purchase was |help, in vanum laborant qui aedi-| Or Over, . sh —_ M Pant : or Credit | Scquisition by the made from the Board of Directors |ficant domum, (they labor in vain of the Southeast Missouri Trust who build the house) even if the, G O 3 Ratiway Ca, FOR SHOPPING~ This large, roomy Window-Seat Ce- dar Chest with top ra: will pay for itself in the saving of your clothes and bedding from moths and dust. si $8-95 No Cash Down— Pay SI Weekly didly practical, too, in its ease of cleaning. S§D.75 No Cash Down— Pay $I Weekly o<«, om, a Plaza Bullding adjoins the M . Pacific Building on the east. (Less Radiotrons and Loud Speaker ) | = street and extending t ne. Small Down Payment— Balance Weekly : ae No Cash Down— Pay SI Weekly ~~ note ~ o Entire floors of the new C Rc ~~ - aah 's * ~ — 7 E ere tees St J seems Schoen aa peige er oa Fe Re Ne oN n tae Re 4 - - ~ tet ae Co. labor for a long time and with The Sturdivant Bank, the oldest patient and meticulous diligence in Southeast Missouri, is capitalized as was the case with our conven- at $100,000. It was established in tions. cae ea mcsteteetieses “am thip reapect, it is certaiply| om re 7 same Be <7 PAR er nt. now has all streets € - This subdivision f SEE ELENY API. WP! avr MARS APR NRT IE raf Se i NE ia Tk SBP LOR) RIO Ae RID A thy ied BR - we ‘ .. —

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a ance. That it will be complieq e ih I have no doubt whatever bvided Mr. MacDonald has the rage to make it perfectly clegr the French that if they refuse withdraw. the British troops be withdrawn leaving to ance the sole responsibility for eventual consequences of the ude adopted by her states. he new sritish . Government } have deserved well of Euro- nm peace if it takes this stang ich the preceding government rked. All that is required is little moral courage, the taking a few personal risks—such ag mporary unpopularity with the tionalist of Paris. What BP such risks in such. a se—that European and rid peace? press petty of LETTERS FROM MAIL BOXES a Steinfeld Sentenced to Prison by Federal Judge Faris. Sam Steinfeld was sentenced to by Federal after he from ur years in prison G@ge Faris yesterday mitted artment mail Steinfeld told the Court he lost $4000 the resorted to to ep his wife and three children bm starving. He is 56 years old. pstal inspectors told the Court he convicted on a similar charve 1910 and was sent to the peni- mtiary then. stealing letters boxes, in Ss last restaurant Siness and theft -— “e : ‘ - ' it Vii hi “NM fy 2. Junior Lamp yenport Suite that offers a of newest de- vering fabrics, assures many ate price. One the beautiful size bed. Price, = Whites! These ly used, or dem- hines are in per- condition. Prices a8 -95 Douwn— I Weekly HOUR ont ON OLIVE ST. 2 SHOPPING . e cerecee eres bape regegeeseccgeccrts ~~ ee . cogeeneercetats age ae Le sat. Was Pn ; . eal pod ° wie PART EIGHT. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY -9 i—i4B —— | PAGES 7 tee eee 4, 1929. PONTRACT FOR “$5 STORY BUILDING ¢ REPORTED LET $6,500,000 Is Estimated Outlay, Exclusive of Site on Twelfth From Olive to Pine Streets. | FOURTH OF UPPER FLOORS LEASED Structure Will Be Within 11 Feet of Height of New Civil Courthouse — Ar- | cade to Be Feature. | By Berry Moore. While not officially announced, | ijt is understood from an authentic source that the construction con-. tract has been let for the 35-story office building to stand on the west side of Twelfth boulevard be- | tween Olive and Piné streets. Ex- cavation is to be begun as soon as /| working plans now being perfected | gre available. Pending the sub- letting of the work, the name of the general contractor will be with- held, it was stated. ( Arrangements, it is understood. have been madé with the Green- baum & Son Investment Co. for -financing the project, which will | entail an estimated outlay of $6,- 500,600, exclusive of the site. The building loan for which negotia- | tions were concluded ' several! | months ago, was contingent upon | the leasing of an appreciable | amount of the office space in the building before construction was | started. | Approximately 25 per cent of the upper floors of the proposed | building has been leased, as a re- sult of the first drive for tenants. "Negotiations virtually have been concluded for several of the shops planned for the Twelfth boulevard frontage. Applications for others have been made. From all indicationg the build- ing will be 50 per cent rented be- fore it is completed. The Isaac T. Cook Co. is handling all negotia- tions for leases. The building will contain 300,000 square feet of floor space, exclusive of the shops on the ground floor. The structure’ will be 375 feet high, within 11 feet of -the height of the new Civil Courthouse and about 21 feet less than that of ~ ol E market. g ¥ q the Bell Telephone Building. It will be supported by concrete foun- dations extending to bed rock, about 50 feet below the sidewalk. The design calls for setbacks at successive heights. It will be of | structural steel, fireproofed with | concrete and the floors and roof of reinforced concrete. Wide entrances scveral stories in height on Twelfth boulevard, Olive and Pine streets, will open into an | arcade extending from Olive to ' Pine streets. Shops or stores will have display windows within and Without. There will be 11 eleva- | tors capable of traveling 6.50 feet per minute. The building will be erected | from plans by Manski & Bartling, | architects by a syndicate, in- cluding notably W. H. Bixby. | Walter J. a ee | PP Knight & Co.. structural and foundation engineers; E. W. Ban- hister and W. J. Holbrook. The | site Was assembled by the Hol- | brook-Blackwelder Co, and Henry R. Welsels, Inc. W. J. Holbrook and Walter J. Knight are the pro- | - Moters of the building enterprise. Renewed Interest in Plaza. The successful issue of Project promises stimulated inter- est in realty through the Memorial ) ; Plaza district, according to real es- | — tatemen. The beginning of actual , “Onstruction of the project is ex- p Pected to be marked by new activ- | © "y in this section of the real estate | this | This block is already the site of | | tWO new office buildings. The 22- | story Missouri Pacific Building, | completed last year, stands on the irteenth street side of the block, | / extending from Olive to Pine 7 ES Streets, and the new 12-story Olive- > Plaza Bullding adjoins the Missouri | 4 fic Building on the east, facing | a Henry R. Weisels, Inc., which has | linea with shops. a > Which Hauver-Lustkandl Realty Co. he 4 live street and extending back to | Pine. | Entire floors of the new Olive- | 3 a Building have been taken by | 4 fferent concerns, according to — a A » SSE a. ~~ "ten 2 wi ; bes ws aon Oe t . 7 > YY flit Sketch of English style house far Mr. and Mrs. Mert Abra- hams to be erected on Lindell east of Skinker road., estimat- ed cost, $75,000.—Glae Hen- derson, architect. 4 “i ft ee ee ttiéidl “yy Ga Ved By Bon BiLeseaess8 RMMWMNOOowNs RRRRRRVWwEY “ ay ~ o i . “AN . \ SHE LEALSALAS SEERA S HEARD LAQ*HAT LE RES ss ise rz . ~~ . " we . —" : - : « y ¢ \ “A ° . : i e.* - + ~ 5 m 4 ¢ > oe A ~ » “a 5 ~ : 7 . : a eo ‘ oe >. ee SPPLPUCBBAPARRTA 6 abEMUAA IG TAT Fev eve TT FFA EEE a ? N s SSks ssn AAAAAA AIA Ig / Mlb j ypu bitin, Const. Co., contractors. ‘ 4 4 4 whthivthih: English type residence of brick and stucco exterior, including two-car garage, being erected for the Carter RealtysCompany, in Pasadena Hills, west of Lucas and Hunt road, north of Natural Bridge Road. Johnson & Maack. architects; Wm. MacDonald ee WENZLICK PARK SECTION The Albert Wenzlick Real Es- tate Co. reports considerable activ- ity in Wenzlick Park, a new sub-. | division. ‘most of them to people who expect to Among these are six lots on Tholo-— Many lots have been sold, start building immediately. avenue, sold to the West End and Construction Co. for four-family flats, which will be started as soon as the plans are completed. One lot on Pernod and three on Tholozan have been sold to James A. Keithly, who will start building in the next few days. Mrs. Florence Meyer will build thre: on Pernod A Protestant Zan Reality and two on Tholozan. be reserved on Pernod. that four lots: MAKERS OF AIRPLANE PARTS The closed a long term lease Stuart Aero Products, Inc., factory building northeast corner Rut Thirteenth streets. This bu Co. the the | the one-story of and ing contains about feet and will be used Martin & Breitt Real Estate with on at ger ' j | / i ’ i | | i | Jefferson 'Lines and the | press ia florist shop and a ild- | exclusivel) for the manufacturing of airplane parts. This is a new industry st. Louis, for and the Industrial Bu- reau was instrumental] in securing this new industry. The lease was made for the count of Morris A. Heiman, Martin & Breitt Real Estate representing both parties. ac- the Co. | ou.01 ”_=——=“”ni2 0 ——_ ho a a 0 a Oh 0 a ONIO CH. 6910 We make building { Real Estate Loans loans or loans on completed dwellings, apartments and business properties at current interest rates with a very moderate charge for the service. Laclede Bond & Mortgage Co. Loan Correspondent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 714 Chestnut St. onto 0 no he ho 0 00 CH. 6913 [60 m0sorio 12,000 square | FIRST AVIATION tion eee: Se Yj SELLE UUfd G 4% 4% Building at the southwest corner of Laclcde avenue and Sarah street purchased by the Oliver-Cadillac Co., which also purchased adjoining ground on Laclede to provide for future expansion. Nego- tiations were handled by Wil- liam R. Cady, Real Estate of- ficer of the Mississippi Val- ley Merchants State Trust Co. ~~. oe a LT TICKET ; |} works and utilities. OFFICE IN CITY LEASED The Universal Aviation Corpora- has taken a on at 1215 Locust street in the Hotel Duilding, through Martin & Breitt. This is the first ground “floor in the leased for an aviation ticket office. The location was be- cause the United States Steamship Southeastern Ex- Co. have ground offices in this building. All the stores except two in the Hotel have been leased. the mezzanine floor for a beauty parlor to and Mrs. A. been lease room space selected Jefferson Space on been leased W. J. Palabrak van. also has Space leased a store- | CitY | ‘JUNE BUILDING CONTRACTS — OLIVER-CADILLAG SHOW SEASONAL DECLINE pve’ unten Drop of 7 Per Cent Over Those of Precedin | Month in 37 States, F. W. Dodge Report Says. oe eae The volume contracts awarded in the ltiocky amounted to the This to- pe! the territory east of Mountains during June to $545,891,100, according i’. W. Dodge Corporation. tal represelts a decline of 7 ceding month, but it should be re- membered, the report says, that the normal seasonal decline for amounts to 6 per cent. pared with the June total for 1928, however, the past month's Of eight districts mentioned, two showed increases over the month, one showed May, 1929, but compared with and one district showed over both May of this year June of last year. In the total contracts awarded in the 37 states, the following classes a decrease an increase June, 1925, increases and My from when for residential buildings; $120,841,- 100, or 22 per cent, for works and utflities; 15 per cent, for commercial build- ings; $70,036,300, or 13 per cent, for industrial buildings; 417,200, or 8 per cent, tional buildings. The total volume ing and during the first six months of the year amounted to $3,031,546,800 as compared with $3,444,867,500 ¥Vihe corresponding period of last year, a decrease of 12 per cent. New work reported in the con- | templated stage during June amounted to $634,073,400, repre- , senting a decrease of 25 per cent 'when compared with the preced- | ing month and a decrease of 38 per }cent when compared with June of | last year. The Central West. In the Central West (Tllinois, Indiana, lowa, Wisconsin, Southern Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Okla- homa and Nebraska) construction ‘activity for June lagged slightly | behind the record for the preced- ing month. The total for the month amounted to $187,893,100, which is 6 per cent less than the amount of construction work in | May, but only 2 per cent less than of new build- the June, 1928, total. Of all classes of work. the fol- lowing were the most important: $29,698,600, or 16 fer cent of all ings; $9,172,800, or B per cent, for industrial buildings; $14,354,600, or & per cent, for educational build- ings: $83,771,900, or 45 per cent, |for residential buildings; $40,698,- 500. or per cent, for public on ~- The June contract from the total months of 1928. New work reported in the con-/ 1928, total. OPENING OF THIRD DIVISION OF PASADENA HILLS DISTRICT | The Carter Realty Co., through | mone and brick front porches and cl tile wainscot in bathrooms its subdivision manager, W. Philbrook, reports the opening of | cent when compared with the pre-| June | When com- | total | represents a decline of 16 per cent. | | Potomac street. of which 15 are the third and last section of Pasa- | _pecond has | Lan{- tion for a women's ready-to-wear shop, | shop. The Steinbaum Brokerage Co., and +4 welry ' days. the Western Union have taken oOf- | 'fices on the ground floor. ——~ RR -_ _ _ F, W. DIESTELHORST CO. REPORTS TWO TRANSACTIONS w. Delmar sold for _—_— -—- reports having Miles estate boulevard, the Emma through Robt. P. Evans, adminis- trator, to S. P. and Emma Tarr the building at 62325 Derby avenue; also reports having sold the brick | for | bungalow at 4163 Peck street the account of Gus Schaller to Ed- ward J. Moran. Diestelhorst & Co., 5856 | dena Hills. sections have the last 10 days, mately per cent of these sections has been sold. Nine with many more expected to be starte | within the next 30 or 60 Improvement work will completed in the’ first and second sections early in September. Grad- been ~~. iw ,ing and sewers have been started in the third section, with street | paving to follow soon. ' ’ ’ | pleted. the gate- Roland Landscaping arougd way, at the entrance of boulevard, and the parkways, up| com- | Roland.boulevard now is) Roland boulevard, has been open to the public. 30 FLATS TO BE ERECTED r factory return trivial. . ' j i i 1 ! f i ! ! ! ! j ! ' ! i Jf ' j i ¢ = The Secret of Paying Investments In the final analysis, the difference be- tween a paying investment and one that consistently falls short of earning a satis- 1s Frequently this difference is represent- ed in one or two vacancies, and again it 1s due to excessive maintenance costs. In either event the remedy is often quite simple to experts in property management. often comparatively 813 CHESTNUT STREET : | a houses are under construc. | Sdits in the first and | active | and approxi- | two | ' ; ’ ’ be | ' | | preced- | cent. | od were most important: $189,808,500, | or 35 per cent of all construction, | public | $80,884,200, or | | 1929. and $43,- | ; for educa- | i ern engineering work started | for | | the ON LAGLEDE AV. Remodels and Occupies Three - Story Structure With Adjoining Lot at Corner of Sarah Street. ee a ene the deci ta st during past slight for the Wis a Stage showed a amount There reported of ¢ teniplated month from the ing month. $184.535,.300 plated, a decrease per cent from the total for May, 192%, and 47 per cent from the total reported | for June, 1928. Figures for Other States. In the State of Texas the volume construction work started amounted to $13,822,000 during the month. This total represents a decline of 36 per cent when com- $21,755,600, the total new building and en-' handled by William R. Cady, vice gineering work started during the president and real estate officer of preceding May. When compared:the Mississippi Valley Merchants with June of last vear, the month's Trust Co. No mention Was total represents a decline of 47 per of the price in either in- Contracts for the pur of the building were closed several months ago. preced total o! contem- as The chased Oliver-Cadillac Co. has pur- the building at the southwest of Laclede ave- nue and Sarah street, and adjoin- Negotia- la ree of corner ing ground on Laclede. pared with tions for both purchases were volume of State made stance, The amount of contracts award-. chase in June in the Northwest (Minnesota, the Dakotas and The building is a modern three- Northern Michigan), showed a story fireproof structure, occupy- sharp decline from the total of the ing a site 315 by 176 feet, and preceding month. The total for comprising 72,000 square fect of the month amounted to $8,808,200, available floor space. The adjoin- a decline of 34 per cent from May,!ing ground on Laclede was pur- However, compared with chased to provide for expansion. June, 1928, the month shows a 44| The two purchases give the com- per cent increase, pany a total frontage on Laclede In the Pittsburg District (West-!|avenue of 483 feet. Pennsylvania, West Virginia, The Oliver-Cadillac Co. has Ohio and Kentucky), there was a taken possession of the building total of $58,145,100 contracts| which has been extensively re- awarded for building and engineer- modeled. ing work. This amount was 19, An interesting example of what er than the total for the preceding | can be done by remodeling an old month and 26 per cent less than building can be seen by a visit to June of last year. the new quarters of the Oliver- The total contracts awarded in Cadillac Co. This building, idle for Southeastern states (the Car- | several years, has been revamped i : ‘ : * ‘ , } . _Olinas, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, | both inside and out, and made a | Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas and | complete | Louisiana) | _ the construction, for commercial build- | | | , cent from the amount started in ; record , brought the amount of new work started for the first six months of! States in June amounted to $35.,-' the year to $928,369,900, a decrease; 472.000. from $1,015,784,600, or 9 per cent, | of 19 per cent from the amount for for the first six'the preceding May and a decrease and modern plant for the month! distribution and servicing of Cadil- reached a total of $70,198,100.' lac and La Salle automobiles. This amount was 24 per cent great-| The congested downtown section er than the total for the preciding| with its high cost of grou: d would month and 36 per cent greater than; make it impractien! for an auto- the total for June, 1928. | mobile dealer to secure not only Contracts awarded during June} the large required floor space, but for new building and engineering} also a spacious parking space or work in New York and Northern) outdoor court, which is ore of the New Jersey amounted to $107,767,.| outstanding features of this new 700. This volume represents a de-/| location. cline of 12 per cent compared with! The entire second floor of the the preceding month, and a de-| building has been given over to cline of 39 per cent compared with | the service department. This floor June of last year. (is 360 feet long and 60 feet wide. The amount of new building and | It provides a large double driveway engineering work started during | for two-way traffic down the center month in the Middle Atlantic| isle and daylight conditions for States (Southern New Jersey, East-/ servicing cars in the bays on either ern Pennsylvania, Maryland, Vir-| Side of this driveway. A two-way ginia, Delaware and the District of | ramp leads to this floor from the Columbia) totaled $63,794.900, an| Parking court at the rear of the increase of 7 per cent from the building. amount started in the preceding} On the third floor there fs a month, but a decrease of 16 per! complete duco refinishing depart- during New building and engineering work started in the New England | TRELLIS TEA ROOM 453 DE BALIVIERE We Will Serve All This Week Chicken or Steak WECIAL $1 .00 Dinner DINNER, . M. fipen 7 A. M. iz PF. M. Midnight Creme of Chicken Soup @ Frozen Fruit Cocktal! Pickles Olives Celery Chotce of — Eried Ualf Spring Chicken Roast Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce soonee Porterhouse Meak t Choice New Creamed SMteamed Spinach q@ith Stringliess Was Core op Osb liet Relis Fromn Tomato Sealed. Mayontalise @ Head Lettuce, French Fresh Maapberry Apple Cobbler. This total is a decrease | of 14 per cent from the June, | ' — — construction. These | have combination of under to now flats are The rental and sales of these buildings will be handied by the| Chamberlain-Owings Reai Estate Company, which for the last three years has been active in the devel- opment of Hamilton ang Motor Heights in Northwest St. Louis at Goodfellow and St. Louis avenues. Owings states that on completion | of the present program the Alvin Construction Co. wili build another | group of 20 on the property in this| section. A.M op M Midnight. Daily and Sunday. For Reservations Call CAbany 2024. ON 4100 BLOCK OF POTOMAC The Alvin Construction Co. will | build 30 flats in the 4100 biock on) PLUMBING -HEATING AT WHOLESALE PRICES We Sell to Everybody, Best Quality Only. Heating boilers and radiators heave ed- vanced. Orders accepted at old prices until July 15. Free estimates furnished. a REFRIGERATOR 5149-8 ; mine Complete installed—NO EXTRAS—Di- IPS-COLD [RRR Vie Our Beautiful Specioys Showrooms. Send for Large iustrated Cataleg Net in Any Trest or Combine 1121 CHESTNUT ST. Phone (GArtield 2324 ee eet Mee i el i ee ee ee O80 ew eee oe

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See, ets heat ne fri cation furnished - ¢ $ ROOMS—BATH WITH SHOWER ae - { le 1 ne CA AST Le W OOD ( Meramec Hiveri—o room | — i a ; - i Ihe * in | k- , Snort fon “oH R ; re = > ; , REAL TIF! # r. Y DEE ‘ORATE!D .. ; Ready for Cc ipa y ‘ cn mist Lowet, Cater eT hic ¥ e Her .' te —— crow Ff «* oe ae >t a ‘ riIPwrw~ oe } SHE a” aN ry ‘ hesinut. My : int iis = ail ; ‘ aoe ~ ‘ oT en: : , Bret rr, EST I: IN| “| R Pe A ND BQ | : . M ENT os Me or 5 Roome and Bath quire curing Ween Cail) : FINE RESIDENT [ A! LOCATION oS Modern Conventence) feieg-aph evenings and Sunday, ~SU+ 61 > ys wha sdimmyssag 6 Kgs gn De , . vary Ber? ent Location—One ‘ eck; G€OTTAGE—New on Meramec Riv T. log — ELECTRICITY, GAS AND REFRIGERATION INCLUDER gck From Foreet Park \ i 2 Cetin tele: bnen a tee ee oe Mu nd he GARAGE IF DESIRED a Rents $00 and Ov aes * Oe tee RP Se yt etre arene - Wise Raay 7 i = 0 aS 4 sl ala dee Ate ag: _. eelah ac. ~ age Se OnE ef BEY rs ew are ‘eer Te BINT GON Rey, “Oolis act ee Ltr BHOU ae i - ; Th ~ tint. Z orches, stloie tirepia Jee . : j i hig av Ol, oc! re ’ ml « inty Puad rot J 3 ‘ er a wate newiv rated F : Niel a 7 | - a hed? at Deer: | OU, .H0 and 30 bret ware: Oe tee | CT i diiln o10 e RENTS $67.50 AND UP 8 | Oreon E. & R. G. Scott Ye | ‘ie, cottage $ov0: : Jo Seterne : ; reened erecwric = ig! “ r “art . ° ‘tn Li -N , bic . “FOOm apart —aow : ’ 4 hid : ’ ~~ . ee mace Een $ ‘ais nein OOO OS = PRE ce -LUBS — A ay a: ppl Cure | Benotst. On Titie u j ~ 7 0) | $60. On fet envection ORE ON a A R. (5 8 SC O l 1 SU) ( hestnut a al “a oi = ° pa. oe ae : Bac Chern eX 14434 Ss we 5. pc maseeee @ c. rims . 2 ar) Sin. a - : >Y ~ v , Soe teat. . a Sa ae ee . ’ ‘BHOU SES —SI00 tt $175 pe rear: | ine 2 ID muy. Box K-4U5, "Or PALM. O10, o SS ey sus a , a ge — — : _ = Put 5et8— 24 floor: East: 4 fine : Ronn My - le inning water: Baidpate Resort. | Dispatch ee? ee ee N ).99_ 94.9 — a> ' bath: open porch: eR MO See caretaker on srounds_ | PERN BEACH COTTAGES — And acre) Pp ye APARTMENTS FOR RENT ost ad 26 CABANNE @ | mm OREON e & & G. SCOTT "b oe ‘SE—bBy cay. weel or mun th. ote for “r als n Meraaixc: ) ——— eu , : reproof: 3 re . COLONIAL type apartment in course of construction for William S. Moore, in Blue Ridge Terrace | ‘iver grive. Times Beach. Inquire Pau Gravois to Tesson ed Bauer mt Kiser 5524-50 N ATURAL BRIDGE South _ oioced tile bathe. with shower } ane Chemees Sen at 7505 Buckingham drive, south of Wydown and east of Hanley road, with brick and stone ex- Hoffmann. : 08) | slate 1608, oar} ALL OUTSIDE EXPOSURE. , ee Re teen eee ee ee ee oe yw — eS OT FICIENCY “syowe: moder, ‘Si>; open today. VINST “CHURCHES terior, slate roof and fireproof construction. It will contain six apartments of nine-room efficiency (bt RHC srahall, Vener Max: sae te ee es ee eee - ROOM, EFFI HiOBA ZOELLER, PRospect 7 : ‘ . lackburn Apartment with two baths— net son and Maack, architects. i ., ae " PD ten, 3 gi ae SEBOAI—3 iauien” famine aes est Tent in city; just a few (wo) 1402 SS SPRING. on — ESTMENT eos om | Bb ac -E STREET iil eainatees m ; ———— = = —S—S——— - — a ——-—F ioe — Rs M4 dk. $515 LAciede U9 od. : furnished piteru emcee rigerati ; Reautiful 4 jarge roems. sun parior with ‘ iTEA ——. leet’ Ties Ss Se 4413 OLIV E S ‘hd -rOoni Wn ran ave: Tt -_ noder tr at se = ~~ EO i hed; all fixtures; close to == oo od POOR, , , ’ , ‘4 10d Ae dhewe first, See mana.| Merphy hed: all new —— of 7 rooms: im first-team BEST VALUE IN CITY TG = ; ¥ : . LAN Ds be ne r S, lan: , “8 > = , : nec | . stray, Grand; jemiter service. Riverside 3575. | sisting DEALS INVOLVING 19 PIECES ATLANTA SHOE FIRM TO =‘, H, STOLTMAN RECORD wNEsier web Hite Rikncol Ms RR stata ofits tt Wie) tee agen ab Ta a cee ares ——— SEE SMM || RENT ONLY $50.00 POMPFROV-BYRG RK. coustets of living roo — —— ve : lawi 4 milles oul On hard road ; : ay «OF REAL ESTATE REPORTED MOVE HEADQUARTERS HERE FOR LAST TWO MONTHS Cott scesPurcishes: “screened worches ‘ina eM S. : neh ST.LOUIS, F1a9—5 Nom weiudins sa) SPRING AND KEOKUK SST-BD C ATES_-$70 eae Apartment consists of living toca) . ; ‘ ermanscensebiies cae she ' ‘ rea adec road fror i ties . ’ ‘ put it \ order: Ou Li a , a Au Gi , 7 st ; RL FET SPN OR MONS RP Be fy ee ne wee eee el ee ee ee BE? JR he go » eee a‘ . ¢ reoa4»r Wiis at ‘ . ; 4 : ’ ae y ; Suac . CooKk announce aSings — . . . fay 7 : , road: Plectric, VEbste! i2so6J. . rN > : : acwy hy nN iving room becroom,. Kitchenette ana > ‘ eat. ‘ : “Onc ' “bed. : To: pli ' ann | Itman a} he +, I B.. ) s. } oT ar er a way my ad REON EF. & R. G. ! TT dinett heat electric reirigveration. gas il ip of we — 2 hea a rs cols rastindes inci uded por! e@ sali ai the third floor of th: q if ; sna ) reo a - —e |S seas S300: barr ” W¥ down | ‘ffieienerv vartments stove furnished: ready for occupancy } er eye 3 . in i ) Oo. reports the fouowing saies 1 mantis mune gricom roe lie mrs ce ‘h _ i om : za FEISTY. 3088 S Gren, LAcheds sunt. | CALMER INC. &17 Chee uel _ creen rel on ir- 916 nion : eat, reirige nn, 8. 'CU. = . — : % COTT "91 ; | OREON E. & RG. 5 M vantion RSHI1} n larges fishing ene | electric: janiter serviee: $45-847.58. , aT TOWER LRUVE PARK se "5570 CATES = 00 CHESTNUT ST. hee sin tienes abd ae See it ag ue 4 mn = refrigeration: low rent: cool eb O 3%. 4 and 5 rooms: moder reasonable: to desirabie rze rooms $55: aa ' Wy ite 4 roon : tor cae m tricity ") : : hot t aT nit Tt " is ator aiid , tor chded Will - bee }! Pettingill Apartment NAI —Si a a; . pects me: imu — 5630 PERSHING AV. wr. _¢ rec iri re} = ’ ver es . as . : pei 2-6 : on) ab ages - RK om Efficiency with Bath . 2 . rr . ° ey" i\ “Dp ss .; : Ya . NEW APA RTMEN JM ER ag ne toa | ash -4- 66-68 e ATES » Biectricity. 39 5 poe incl hal ! artment of four ! : pie ts - et mart: a ! we wetO Baten: ew Satesnent ot fone iss od til ., paseemn f @aty One Bleck Prem ee a ae oe tty furniehed. | *& BOOMS—NE AR TOWRFR GROVE PARK as electri : “Rents Only $50 $55 nn i lg ty leat “1319 ! [241 Therman; 4 large reem-: all con- * . e ) a Seott. 800 5) 2 : FEDERER, 2610 Gravois. PRospect 319. veniences; heat and janitor, $30; WwW INST? \ ( ‘HU RCHILG | ce. & K. G- iLhis properiy. i Maes adio displa re. leak ne Pay i ammerer 7. pore 4th. , nen ¢ opreciated: t rifice ca ee ees MecDON Ate: Litt Chestnut. MAin 104%. aol —— os . ) — — - Sale of 5943 Map! e avenue nine “e - a : Se hs a4 ai — » ie » wean a 4 ’ ie -NISH FE : : alien Se Quick sal AG »4 be A . rh. ar ‘ +) wT yyy rw RLF 4 . Sisakn © 5 rooms, bath : $905 Detlr nes age Bro », of Chicago, tage, 4433 Papin sti ¢ Bri Highway 68, Ozarks. Cline. Hooker, Ma, | SteWazt St. Clair,” Mo. 9: 2 BATES STREET | | “wilet:_clectric_and_gasi_verr cheap_tc} | — ow pp DY TO LLE PLACE APARTMENT t East of Grand! WAVERLY PL... 1716—Serond floer — ae 5374 DEL _ BLY D room modern residence, for the e¢ SaaS " sd ak hs De anal ry) a eaomenen - — aa . , — aX4 si ai saa ’ ' . as . : ' : sae ee : . owyTr ora : wd LIP ICE nb aceouni al Wil as subi wv Py av iwes . . .* Di - Tp ; . I REE He CRATER TR Pen ty ng La] DAB eg EAD. i na Isl hes : rooms. Feraior i> ~ ED ON TT OR ew . © Pe) Fy EY Riad He QOPI SE aera tpt eS a CR Om apartments; gas, electric, rooms, including sun parlor: all light New 4 and 4 Room Apartment i! | : a bathe. carage and ch ms; rent only S60 | warters. Open for nape M. -Martin. wh te — te , | 7 ‘ nais, NAVe ied Une purty Cdiil iO, « . ‘ei gpa a sy LI endlich, > dfach; autifu oOundcs: rom : ! iss0OUT! om ton in-a-der : le ic refrigeration, jan- POON if ; -*s. ‘ : pw ss os “> 7 ° ; . = — . Pn +} } 77} Pel errmns ihOF Ji bv 1! nti ’ c * : ste “eg ‘ - naan . § . . "p-8tiaan it i - - 5 . en . . ~-= - | ia in oT 2ULidII yen , se aries - shah Pf Addr : arearh. r . ~ nd frame use ith outbutidings, ry tor service included beasons we rent OR tON E. @ |! SCOTT, S00 Chestnut. O84 2-14-76-78 Cc ATES AV. . > nr. G. SCOTT, (bestnut St. ah! ere 4 Deugias Mi r. ' = = = - . o ; . * ' : roen, ruil i! iL OO rhe } i) remises nim sodaldendaaamainaaee ~ 98 _~ “ - matanra 7 _=* . ‘ " { olore! eed th ' rREeON E. & : rarada of $2 Pera , mpi PIM TT) ; - * , —_ pes - = . ii ee >a - Sale sad Six-room modern bung: pet ; tania Bie as gf ees , tee ee | pn sr Spend atom mm cottage; eee excellent Tr, ie ‘i and Soo gee See | will session after altera-'toria avenue, for Wm. J. Hubert. Bing water. wild. CAbanr 3300 sood huntie o. Sars “HE RMAN MAY ER ¢ CO. \ | ay ||: | sof, modem oe S00 ‘ow at i 36 Big Bi nd road, to ' AY . " ’ 5 . . ‘ iin 4% rooms, SCreen no . Pe 245, me 800) Mo. ' 36 ee n LA cilet te LOD: vt) s ew Apartments Rea 5 pen for : ctie 2 . frank Sten ©] ~ “tet} aa) i™ \IOoOxX ” ‘ afiiies Le tii pia - to E Ome r j Ol Si U i rl o Je sai . rr . erat oth ® ss “ ——s . _— . . . ‘ 361 ‘ ~ ava rd jana ~* . EI G ‘eve af ETMER, = — snail frank Steng of Station MOAN, ‘ MeClure & Co. ha: chert mnie F marae einai ‘ age — auey * ark; Petty s farm; | x0 ur vacation in th countr jg ( a nN lor Uecupaney | €/LMER inc . SI? Ch ‘ — who will occupy it as a home. : - , gee egal Pag een oom Pitan agen F — ———_______ —— | tel air denies chia taaet weialien seta sae CASTLEMAN, 4166—5-room efficiency; : ih y | ; TT ( CL. [ID TE RR AC E APTS Sale of 3625 North Taylor ave- ul q iwary igner, |) se sur aoe ub or want fi .em- —s ets A eines . ie: $10 to| electric and gas furnished, electric refriz- 3356 Wilmington, Holly Hills: 4- z aw ee ebay: tg eageneie huilding at 901 “ashington a‘ soiaitine call fla feramec janie ah oe erame ive ays woah rings fon a. on ~ | eration; rent reduced; newly decorated ; room apartments, with bedrooms. aes ) 735 N. Euclid, one block sorth nue, five-room modern bungalow.) ~*~ ™ st ; ee ae — 7 en Mrs. J. K loute irlinville, Dl res | Concession. to. KERR R. CO., ~ bath with tile walls, plenty of NEW—MODERN— Pt | Deimar. Sow available, one Spi ey] ; . ‘ a —_ ~ 1Viile, Loth. MAin 26°74. closets. Quick Meal stoves: refric- BUILDING , end one 5-roem spartment. Kent o ‘ . ~ ” eos - 7.3 a = ‘) i ; ‘ or Homer W. Smith to Reginald street, 10% . ara ae Y 4] nd urnish- . — , : 7 t 1 ga ant > oom nd_ sleeping | °\MMEK HOME—For sale or rent: : LE\ EL AN! 4058—Beautiful apartmen eration furnished. See Manager. and $70 per month. New and in first-class condition. rt , a a. ili 7 ; : l¢¢ sa 2OK OVETBE 1as icaSei > ond Pg ty i Vi an LOi : ap tome + “9 his : 3 r " meee ech:+ wa- , : . ” |. Dean, who a PY ; space in the Pineate hbuildir : a : vice ‘ ee age Tenn: =o rs. F. L. Caf-| eer 9} PRs tH. ~~" Beach. Meramec | Nn parlors, in-a@-col HU dsen O767W. ic th side ‘ ark {cd r' tee cus = (a \ iatoete et a 8 3 — ta nitor ervice: $70 ae Rae seeming $$$ 5 ‘A furnished. SETS ervs eee roe : REAL iu = D _ DUBINSKY REALTY COMPANY ) SOA Bids. nome. : : , 7 Ae aoPr Vdd “aie ‘ Di) 9noLkT: nh POU! NnewTft. * os , ] ? F ’ , rhe “ ; i a) h aT an lie utte “at P Southwest This is just completed. All . mo li m du pPnke to é rin if a i¢€ di . eri a : : . - , :, Crs LUT om re IT) Q . parate cottages: ehe rs | ete : nr ) } ' . > Lt I : ej > > / 3 i r eony mie “Pe ¥ — ~ : aot wth fut agl in the Pineate building fo: caut eae hes hoes a> aide ie ‘ishing. bathing, meals optional. Call Les-| vars Wisconsin. $4300: >. nome t teom at an litor service. TArk-| APARTMENT — 4-RO00M, SLEePaNe:| ©" ne i—o Tom @ ) —— who willl occupy it a: Hnonie, no t0 WH ~s i § ion 22. : TM ; rs : ade : = ex 1°09; PORCH, ALL CONVEN: ENCES; hasty clencies. Eleetrie ref eens . Ss : ON ( : en rf. £5 N ‘EN SUNDAY. - 8. ' re %. Neth . {ER {E FOR S. : _ saw, CARAGE; oe MONTH; OPE ini gas, electricity, heat, janitor gm Ne er a . } 7 os ai a , “2° riOil nee ceaneneeenes ’ av : om Sale of 366 tIlumphy y, nin ene en St . ‘Ul lL AGE—Fouyr- m e = beat . — oma Oe ' GRANT) 3224-52 26A—3 ana : HILAND ie) room modern dwelling, for J]. Agat- Ceuta ar erly ities die ihe sixti, COMPANY HAS DEPARTMENT iver: guad tune. re & Wisconsin. 85 mi om Cbicax . efficiency apartments; best of condition : icc, roll-away beds furnish & : 14 ; is renewed > On he Steale lufacturing Co. nt $300. Call Wiheter “aa. ~e oa m. furnace | ssement. ¢€ low rent. Apartment 203, (eo) and let rear; reasonable ren | D toes ‘eecluding jecation. ideal Road, cight-room modern resi-; 9 tage ts: eg has recently created a TEER_E y ——_—— oh heat toon ee eee - DD - 9 RATHS VERNON LAUN. 705 Chestnut. (Hes. os See Manager on premises “1 } ee ement of rooms and exquisite dence, for the account of Mary Als- | °~~*"! “@* 44¥« “\éark avent } Seas ideas dhe, ae eeds ee sania weter: enertionia Lee So | Ohole aeit ceases Geet tka ee 6 ROOMS—2 BATHS HERZPORD. 3918 A-GO22A— tro ™ — obtained in ‘} - . an be ™ iv. ory *¥ a i aj aVi a i eee La | . = ; Tri u aber h . ' ' hs ™ An ereeptionally beautiful corner apart- ~ Ms A ely eV, arter : : »f rere we. | hatha, will occupy it as a home. ‘ : -O. Bas renewed err “ ' — oe on huilei ‘ould Waced: priee, S25. ment on top flower, affording a wenderfui Led BR AN D N EW 4. | 2800 West Pj f. iat Lt iam. wit't electric refrigeration, ste Sale of 8323 Garfield street. four-, *‘ ‘Sent quarters in ti oa ee ee ee Y. H. Riddiford. P. x 12. Elkhorn, View of the South Side; will rent furnished Orage , - : Cot 5 in JEtf. 2560 , garace, decorations to sult ye - oes “ae : an tlen te a ks harge r TTS TTT " room modern bungalow , to Paul H. _— ogi 16. Mais J bre ; h. ;' ectrie Mt TIMES REACH TOTS cunnection with building: see manacer on ae Miami D kK VW EY Al ARTMENTS © %¢ Pi c — . at Lil . o 9 Es kA I i ey ic 4 ive! ; Ps s e : : le » slows dei tt. : : : premise«. ; , , : . _onant. , , .. . a eae ————— cheap. 312 N Pth. \K . = Second Clerk West ef Kingshichwar. 1003 Central, . De an ; ne-ha! ooh aiion furnishe ll PRospect 5520. Open location just seuth ef Foret : : , arn wm on] pnts } valuabls Th tealey | * -SWALY f Panish type nsiy leke there and nark land 1] eich ene block oe ot skinker o> Sale of 9540 Hawthorn © ‘ nu ‘ ilies . >} - ii i Re ae a ep j ” a wat h rd Od ] ! , : 7; } ea - 1UID ’ + 1s } , Be : ai¢c ’ = i n Aw — less, and that sale r 1929 may ST ee vee ery rt LEAL. 4531—Firet flour ll district: gas. electricity and elecarle ; mm t ‘ he at. lant r. aor, © te Sale of the 9 ‘ y ) a es . ° = — : ; ctri« @15 Besant page 7 in , ; ee 4 + vw M. P.. WRISBERG. ‘S204 “. (rend. (eOD) 4! + Ww Nt 'N A ' 4539. sPron fle wor north, ; {r eration furnished *houtea isti ‘qual those © Je banne! ca com” Senaaee ee RES—St. Clair: ripe for subddivi ~ w\ AT ‘NTS i Tfhienciee with er.| U¥ing room, dining room, pete: seeeeee XN inth an a & } La. : : ; BRICK HOUSES SOLD B’ BY a. BHOT a I - ; yi > 4 . ‘ ’ me tu 2 | et | Ontea “aa PA KW A DENA Al A RTM EN l Ne aa iss . i > . ' ; k je - : wi) 2 € kitehern e! ectme re frige rati —_ : \ , 4 CHINBERG. 60 feet on Chouteat y feet TT vcr ——- , | JOST-MILUF!] c. CO I3 N , 4000 S. Grand: chotce focation. southern mang lUEnn _ ws : Bae~* ELGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLAAaS & h 808 Chestnut. MA n Nint iia ia we lace aall Pacradjued The company has also Qed an ee ane See. Valley Park. Riv- “RE ™ — a ee YY Cites Meat jy tit alien a3 hit us stn s ‘ > wee 4 Y i ¥) a) ee 0.3, BB) iota aes a“ = POD . wet ; ee Spee ¥ NG ae 8 ; ke # eet Ras HE “(ne POP Rg Age og DUBINSKY REALTY COMPANY \ } “? « > swadda ii i \ li ’ - mr °o8 \¢ ) ; u Ba nNterest or ¥ " . ) we a — (Heat n ' MRT S13 AC = to Ma re | | a ag a ah :} pavin S or , ndrain irive , : nine ore aL : . : . : C asin anciliin . cong ‘ — | AMHecRsS'l Yi “pet roulms. fur | yeasteat. SOs Waiowright Bide. a. " e CoOL lLare for robe ret A. an 7 ‘ : : ' A ai } I in AE Li : eg ; ut a rasc' 2c] ‘ : HE NRIE rra. +44—Second fleer west: 5- nishes on urnialiedt: t * reasonable @ . N wy TTT r r ‘ ale 0. H Pile . 3 atx ebeN rm >} I Bsc rs ? > Pp rf . ; . “3 “ > ge . . ‘ ‘ wn “ga terms roem pe” Nd al v light and cheerful: $40. : : . : —— ’ 7 Nhe coms; . = room b ungalow, arpster to Log an — , : “wn age “em Sree aa vs J ABSTR ACT CO Box 3% RO WOLF-POLLAC x. 107 WN. 8th. WAin 1858 MET GINS | bt la ety pa rtuger , i . ~ oe ~stgp ; tig ntire| mec River: iedal joration and foe ene Missour at anton Spin Ste Suc) CLAYTON (kv. een a | WEST HARLAN COUR Lippold to a client of the company. TT a : er a igth, isn under way and when: rarnd phone Riverside S816. tober Cm 2 RrOTIL SAL Usa, @® AMMERST, 7360-—o . Mod sat at a> Slmar 12108 a | : 5442 DELMAR. Sale of 60 tes n th north sid Raut = DPIC ’ ' ill conne ive h OUSE * “ Board and Lodgi ait ural oe tas es _ vate he ~ - - —— _ 7 a." uns low 4 ; a! seh e f “a a ee : ; ; at C Ing ye FR? / F . ’ ' a trey ‘ Second or ' . of Walsh street by : th of ie, ee re; a Maly: st ts which h alread) en a cae 3 rooms furnished: lars APTIST HOME. roi M. rs f UL PAL CENTS \MoeE [sG—2 Prevt era, Beat, *.! ter. jentiee ‘1 ae FI — COREY SOs. for the account of Adrian B. Wil ine and Adell: erner.! y..3) ‘ Oe eS ee sere ane LA- cadia Valley heart of th ark au 1919 SOUTH GRA femite onceenti - eOrst 4916 WEY PAPERED AND PAINTS? § . ELECTRIC KEFRIGERATION 3 : ey a 3 il! r Do aAarenue => «pcs: ; wae . oe : or Dae eae agai ol dullding } round iden FLKNISHED OR I pay o Goes my woniin AACH BR. CO., INC... a0e6 Ge - “ee these destrable apartments. son to a client oT time tT} pan’ . . i ‘ ni ij »¢ . te — Ar Ras, ‘ ‘ l me X Dl (* ; tu a np . eonvals er 4-room unfurnished ef ficiencie~, } ee : _ CL MENS 4: Sosa rons. er ria, Grr ve i fictemey. Rental Sale of $235 Fairham, Lniversity | . ase £0 Staniey nd Rose ; 7 \ “F Rill ie aa _(LUBHOUSE AT TIMES BEACH Bron IV a iG na intir ig peopl furnished, $110; light. heat. reiriceration faite Cotes whee | ry gas Concession, + Fa | UCCe elevtricity and gee Garage an a tebe me > shan te Oormacl) Ses fant heway arg. roomia, in purches — — oom vie Term . n- tee water sod gas ia the renotal: also sin- - CEO. F - ee | Seeired ; apartment newiy* ity . ni e-room nio kk rti bri * z : > ad. rT ‘ if 4 rit . Int ry ser . ; K ir ag? if »7 , r rail . & ° Wig : ntandan gle rouems, with Pullman kitchen and bath. j be ’ ; j os > a . “oy: - 1. oat Pine ‘ % : - . al order. bungalow, to William G. Stephen- » SORE 2 Lecna and 1 he “nickmever-Fle 7 : A iurnished. $71.50: alse | desirable cuoraer init vi ms LEMEN : - — ee : ; im avennu ‘ . Se ee : es , hs tates een, 4 CLUB ; rooms > Se TeeT nok . bedrowm apartment: garage and dining Pak ist wT ; dal r S. ee : f; son, who wv il! eccupy it aS a nome. , ae . ‘ a4 ti : aity i7) nvestrnent : : h n terd Rivs ana loure COUNTRY BO ARD room in evoanection: opposite freon tif: - , , ; i euutl us each. wrt) 4 CUFr i ORE ON E «& R. G. SCC ; . ‘ap ’ un ; - Pryy npropert: Ne ) enti road. Inqui a BOY } UMMER POARDER - Reservoir Park. Harry Magill, manager. xo wit arze law y 7 4. oH. OF ARISH- ANAPP cv., ' 809 CHESTNUT 709 PINE ST, LEASED BY Juiney str , - ) Statis Pag iouse Sprir al Ive older an cn” ani on premises. Lease or munthly. (Rand 2634. ri aaa | . lan ‘es ior oe side O749J. Monday. wer at clu odayr. ™ 1 and fern hom« — A. &. BLANAF R. BE. CO. TLI Chestout a nTueE _oO cate ME NS. 6301 «2d fleer F — SSS GOLDMAK TO BARBER SHOP f°" ° “ise Bea Comne A. J. SIEBKE JOINS SALES 5: | etnat Sh deen hemes, SI: | EPPERSON STSSo toon eiticee se | ART MER, SALo Taree, Tat Team. | “oo eutittae Cn cae ae en | : Ing. TLUPHOUSE b v : n leramoe : — Earenallll : ! art — frie = Cooceic ste wud water rigmaire buile?, saree reasenal onthe oo ” aie , a ae . Ma rseilles Apartment The Goldman Realty Co. in he Sisa ‘hippewa st) ic] STAFF OF MEYER CONCERN é. m1 fron as S: 5 I ach N RY Be ARD—Ct dret to board. on ele re " nat on. Se liswued | . BISHOP KEALTYS MAin 23557 or attick rental - . 3 : 5574-84 WATERMAN AVY. Goldman Building reports a long. Cottage fo: ili: an, > hei a ' slats 1, ris route - Catawines “OF en ee — "GR ul NICK RE ALTY. a0 Seen, | O25 4S Sen ao * om 5641 CLEMENS s, _ &Reom and 4 R , Th ard @vf@ Franklyn EL. &'e*! porcece, reacy § ‘cupy. WILL board children by day week ] .1 + L2—Apartment. modern. | nee 7 , ; ope Secon: amie pave pr ‘ Bath with Tile Walls and Showen , a pce cexmenilbonee = woe « —_ | Hardwood floors and all magiern term lease for the store ; 0° racke t sugene ai Katie Rey. we _— . AKIy - son Wee ane : Se ana” meee " , aa & tha : ; key | . ; = ; sout ve or Par! ew Beeb 1 » iota 3 oom t att electri refrigeration inciuded is : | g ) ventences, Pine street, made to Hugo itt, a4 .Ouisiana avenue Brick =— ee a ee oe ae —" ; itn thee : : ‘ an : me se be Soe Pe , es a ] , — . _ ; 3 of Ben Be, . veh’ . ne s>4 _ ' S Fi. TZ LILO: } t . a ? ass nq i ‘ cee tab: i Eis eur atior "| oT) +1 7 oto Oe thon 2 oe. Mage vit for Jam ; ones ae is now connected , a ANTZ. 110 Minut. ‘ton. 1 Oe te ee BOTTOREE KEALTY. CO., 492% De'mar. \_A_CHINBERG, $08 Chestnut a ye a asec | ai 2 — © SI : Tic gin’ aetna a SS STIE. s800—5 rooms, Incluaing| BELT, +16—We ‘autiul §-reom OWAR , MENTS — — — yee & Rate mae ow he > hath werucs H J VARD Al ART ae ) mm EF. & R&R. ds. _Seatt, OO . ber shop and jy al Jr. 2 nna Zeg-, valetor service including shower arsk: | formerly was a salesman for th: es APARTMENTS FOR RENT CREOS te SR CBOE hee tins. | gute et aumee a= aa “ee now afte SS baths. manicut a mini bs : n Impan lh: Hot e i, | Pa age BL _Centr L L iF LIE TE. wWtli—thoice 5 rooms; GIRAL DIN BKOS, R EK. CO... 813 Chestnut > ao Pemigg ~~ 2 ~ The entire establi nent ! : L , é a strictly modern: refrigeration: td fleer; Bt! w1 At Ci 2 : Crt Sid. | ette dree lane : : i Ul ‘ ‘ ’ mils } ’ INE 1? - tt ' : cheice temints: must have good reference larg — , . e room ; 29) e ?. aing el t are! hath: $ JAR DE i, Al AR rM , Bul room efficiency . os | WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. &th. MAin 1858 DOD biy o! ts. E “strictly | gee, Clertrie. cas. electric x ‘ , , , . i sai . . 5 ~~ Se resident manager. or - Ee. Con. OL ARA AND Four -reon a2pertments; newly ished in marble id tile, it iding rvis and low .s i riCal . um: Buronean. 23 weet ) : TT MH -eis ow REAL Mme CHERES & BE Cf. rated and modernized throughegt ; the latest type of barber chair iveserecwercmeertees oe - ~~ nal 7 ms JO7R LAFAYETTE ) AZAI] i ist : rf ' .» Opring e Poom Mi SUT VARI MOUTH. 7203-—~PFour a ir © tetal value for 66 and $45. be appreciated. See tnee, ¥. > ae as ? and manicur lpmeni ‘1 ADE in iz tt report | ) +. . Loc ust——Ciean . | | | ctabie; low ehly rates; garag yar Woe He * u - rel B ELT—Apartme ent Plat refrigerator. garage: new. FP electric lighting effect is the new- | d the store an asement at | i ] : f . 3) >a : : assil 1e d North "SHH EMe AVES TE ntl ful. bright and partme f ‘ ;> & ‘ hu , eo 4 Ty) op : ; ’ Dk BALIVIERE. 1 :6— Very 4: : % 4 : jae, ot Be — we. a SE: GRD BeBe Sie est made. 03 Orth Sixth street 1e@ Sal] MPRESS-1 Tat E . . = : ’ | Tt ; em! TT an , > bec roume b pom NS fig? oan EW, adie eye R Well arranged (-roum apartment, m- a aioe teekins aagns a ficienries: Je. 3-roon ei ~ cladin two | re , on ‘ : dor pedrooms; eo a-d this stor: Adver isements eek Ola a y? i gr¢ . . Be. i} o «f in ‘ , as. , ‘ " " Rex barber shop for nany vyveat for ; ei | > en's readvy-to- ti ~ : bed atTIe Tt Kitelhe ‘ seuth st. Louix neighborhoods. See this - a — As = 4 a [ANO. tow nd is well known in commerci wear garments : " le Thi | | } Rawat ties ore ue WEMPNER REALTY CO. COLF aX 6321. partment today. Kental includes gus PONE, Llos Ts see, © Ty — pa ; 2 va | | - | ;, garments. 4 . in Dp his Secthon Rea! Estate a me Times B... lily hos J ‘ UAKRISON. 52h N. ; ?eeene oe range = artirigerater. renmis . ne ; sieoten store organization hich conducts : | cundines: auiet: eume«e — c.. pane service and refrigeration - W LICK. (€Hestnut 6en90 . FARISH-ANAPP (0... nished: $60: one-year lense. W Ain 165 »f Lad 3 Se ode & | ANKE ‘ u ; . : . . ‘ " ia ” (Heetr : ae The shop will be open for busi Similiar tores in ul ' principal Apartments for Sale ; H ¢ yy Ie | B a OW VS Ml 06 vr ALM bed wigs OPs 1 ne p | BLAT ASS m-. , . \ 44 : eet? ‘rig rem newiy decorat ( : .5- rom) sultes; we ring 7 " ; P . - ness tomorrow ty nm mit tes, \partments for Sale Newly decorated apertments of two #4 hye y , . Tee? | "49. ert 7 ¢ 6 ._ : . 7 mane i oe * diger Vas eat: mee ‘ ok ne - ae t i he intention of 1¢ Salls \partments, t . + Se moder Drm artrne OLVER = CADILLAC _— . , i: oe re ‘ 'e ; wt — — S43 } } ea ‘ otro : schoewls, churches parks and steres. ‘ent ‘ r ; Frocks, Inc. make extensive partment. Wanted to Rent (ricer ; telenhone and elevat he furnished: $35 per month to d-sirabie ten- . wer F Tr , ' ements seers oe . A ae “*TWest. Deis. BUYS QUARTERS lerations, >» has been oc. Butiders Column fesirab lotat ant WENZLi¢ AK. CHestrut «600 pe ‘ * # 4a. ‘ S hh, : nee td aa / rai rn : ” 200 VINE OOS, . 4009 Lindell ae : a ~~“ “ths ; Sungalows., Cottages (Rent) Ht ‘T KI Ré Y I ~“ hb je \ R > yt TD r° > >. $1-355-39-6) pDowrlie eautifn I e oh t } eT of taf > Scicth . “— cu i ' ii oa . i years hwy He - 4 i s ’ . s+ i A Re { ri } | " ‘ ee ee a fAR ; ——oe vou mm y ON LACLEDE AV. . : oe stk Der = — ; Bungalows. Satineen aa , “ ds. RLANEE K Fr. — 71 ae) ees ee eee PALMER PART vATrO ct wey te = — 2s hed: seme fedeam woe Marae > ow | Di An at 3 ~ "" 3 . Ms ae ALMER APARTMENTS || Sicestions Stents be = _eeriee.| gtzua: Wat Seared. Ons waviow | "t qetus soomn Ee | - _ isp i tt} offices, and suppimental s! witeaitecs ape Martin Breit: : , where “TA new cars can be shown . & Oreit repiesenting } I Dwellings fer Sale Dwellings Wanted to Rent : ibkRAMI ‘ti rimé¢ . a E. . ~ N : " : : " . ‘ mils , 7’ Ty , : , it Dive woed (p eR COS. SPRING AND FALE “ o ghana ee " ~ rm s anen EO be RK. sO Apartment building. tocuted haif — 3 : HAUSCHULTE k , « 20s N. Bway. under idea! ion onthe cet oor tacts ave- 10 FLATS REPORTED SOLD = Suensactnser"' i?’ X . 5 4 | | . | a LA . es Farms, Farm Tand nue offers th nail ; , 7. Farms fer on nock suuth of Fairgrounds Purk. Mo«t ' 1c sufficien has been BY WILLIAM EICHENSER . Wi modern «and best arranzed apartments , , ' a mphenenen Pid BAN 5 : rance. uific! ' Farms Wanted , ath Repeater ae Al _— Wil cl tare sitet Under NE Ww MA AN AGEME \T im city: S-roum efficiencies. with all provided he vice reception ser reported Financial bg ae % sh RIS. oe winey BP: > ~ ro ' : en Po ’ ;*) i 7 ee ‘ : eon weir + Gee rr te~f oe n. : ; oremise, al ' nrnacs Neater ANnite em ‘we - ~ : - = care In this ey , possibility , . Rta aesnie * iti Plats ber Mend OSE Bix in FROM FOREST PARK. ain ~ soo A day. will be clad to show a . , — = RaNSP 414 ist finer mart J THE! eR wT i; —— Mile . : , ¥ . i rai . : ‘ “* ~~ | w& ' ’ . " - f : . oe mp * . sr : : ’ . ; IN Si ‘ estaut. i . a +4 +} . tT ia. = me be ’ ren ‘ 4 4 . . bate wane * ‘ Ly ’ * ee P ie - . : _ . ‘ ere ote to on bad ne 4? . ~~ - a ? of having to wait ou! the Bulla alion street, flat: 3628 North Wats for Sale ‘ial sunmer rate mar Tues | sayy KEALTY COMPANY | E .. ae . a EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER LLJAMS UELMAI a ois Apart _ 2585 PLYMOUTH ing ts eliminated farket ee Flats, Ete-—Por Colored (Rent). & 4 | ' ainwright Bliz. | . 2 S17 Chestnut . roonne, ¢ . Yee eee . , fat, iets f ———s | i. MEAL BARGA iN is SENT. CABANNI ; pea 7 a i de - . [tg me Suet en - Adjoining this departmerct the , ot nm ini ete ats for Rent (Furnished) SE ——_—— 6°34 Oregon 4a 3 lar on a ; re — "Os - ne 5 Sete of large living rooms. Set id Shawmut |} Goveses, sable APARTMENT 4412 WEST FLORISSANT 8 Oregon 3 large roe » bath. steam heat, electrr: re- | cl 123: gars lesired. a dine east is the new car salesroo™n. las ’ . : : ew ‘ ges, Madics ‘ 4 S i 4s 4 R ISSAN | tiie sets ' eae —— lgerat ais F. &R ‘TT ae 3 ong drreetng. rome — . . ia. wwaeanm AVenuc, Hote.« ‘ $-reom = efficiencs vith baleone near patter viet, ecum ruUrches, , iD ~.8 TOOK) iF ~ : — _ =t. gue> tig ts. codviancanaal 10st terestiag example o —_ a oe ; : : RE-BUERMAN eh. . iat ner Jucksoe Sed: ie a 7 . | "oe heen venu Houses. Ete. (Colored) APARTMES ‘TS | i ta pariment i icing 7 SNE of4! Pires: fi * a i, d-f! = a wweet rental te city. See what can be done with a lon ia, | oat ' - (Cote bee Fe _— — | an ee ee Te Soule scrend-fleer apertarst: = 5 ‘ Of tlimar san6. ‘ : 1 7 at th st “4 rner of \RTME N1 ak. . - om, Murphy bed, electr f Pate open perches, electric re ; ie . “s ae Sy improved Property 4 at he é rer . a. é pes - fe " - = . : _ ss rte r rigeé as 7, - of a hroiidt: s ww“ h iC ft ne ry LO > P c Pp . ; X*« ’ ; Lal r f , tree > , . , Investment Pro ert asia, Juite ; Pi? ti . “ond es ' " % Northwest . - . = oe .. 20h . - nian —— ‘i recom on tivtr { Levese . hewt + sented no unusudl features. Ore... — yg ee = dines ’ BFEws! niter ian ethan | oN Te ee tal WILLIAMS A. G. BLANKE R. & Co. 71 € . ; ‘la t: Loana Pt.oPg , , city oncesaion, Sg Sa Nene: nina i—Cheice, ft-reom effici- church (1 MER Ne 7 Cheetrut REDU - ED To has the impression of entemng per- —_——. — i real heme: ary anitor service: Al comditir ae | FRANKLIN. REALTY “CO. a ee ore 6Cntirey Riiher “Oc ee cee || filtead #00 on? pe gg’ CLARA, s316— TER - a ’ . —— Sn ae | DELMAR si20—3 rm te 3 i Ae : , ‘ saris nirtae : - a a . a ae ? — rin . ae paneled in a oak oe te a ne on Real Estate Wanted to Bus WV-ba TA er aaereer (COO) | 206 NS Teh. Ciiestene wsen RAMP. Russell Arms Apt 3417 2 Cabanee: +H. TNC yg So ’ Shae -~ o. ; — = ‘ . . ov I } frais vi ‘ta! . a _— Ls - ~ + Ca pee, reer : tar “e ; : cz i< ingen: O° ¥ sUPTO DP .0 J@ £0! rh until Real Estat sunt , m 4 ‘ on omen 5 ao ' ip ey a oe " _ “oe ety crtiatieel laniter lighting ¢ffe . ove sas » e—Couniry ickteol Lew floor apartment; 5 large. eC1aD. $1<0-24— - of ou eT 3300-3908 KOISSELL wt effieteney; very desirable; ADOLPH K PEIN? Rg R z ranged around the tops of the ea: Estate (Exchange) . «= gage tome ~ = mt ata cat ald ja (and S-reom apartment: see jeniter —" eleetrie | refrigeration : EVerzreen &787 e14 ee 70: must be seen te be appreciated. (OD) umns and entirely concealed. which Senator Lodge's Grandson Weds. Sent Sutnte Keane Levee 2? | | StLEEite Box W360. Post Dignatene Scan ANIA MEE LEER KLTY. & INV. HAW. 3676—Feaatifully furnis r Be - ~ oe - peemanennonn see . - — yl ¢ o% “et — rer * r . rt rr erty melon, « {; A ) N { ' a 4 os re Coit ‘34 5514 CABANNE ae CARDEN COURRES mot Only softens the efrect but Br the Associated Press, Real Estate (Colored ee : - wr ice Rand if ; T Keal Estate (Other ( ‘/ a. OR SSANT, 60 ' o ffeon ¢. 7 hn a eliminates shadows. Ten tnousand BOSTON, July 6.—Miss Frances- wees) owe ae bt IR R EN r ney: new modern: $35 2 , SHE N “AN Di ) AH a AL 2 wT Se lene —cenvement “te ~ Fae r ‘fe : — — —— —_ tv PRS OO oa TE a RB SE so . ; . , ‘ . J In ee department ccommocat . lowing sales 115.3 Tower Fiatse Wanted to Rent - *? te ‘* ew WRT SOO nie Cubs HO -y wer bea sranadaae square fect of floor space in this ca Bragziotti. prominent i+ Boston ee fae tees ene 5 APARTMENTS. ATS. STORES ERALD ae Sade iameeia *. churches, car lines. ¢te.—coomter to Pa % ee : Residences for “ale se IN ALL Low Ree OF CITY. = ais aie * “eat ; ‘ 4 ret ciency re ‘wascnable opeu—en il Me ars Da ok : covered with a heather- society, and John Davis Lod ge Resid 7. : ; - buslt-in furni ow OLLR oft ¥) 7 R \ ige. esidences Wanted to Rent SEE OR CALL-UsS GREER. 5: oa tear one ~— DROZDA REALTY (0. seen. CHOUTEAT _~ ————— wom Apartmen 501 Cie MON THS “RENT FREE foo eeet. 5 roome sad & ra (head of K brown tile imported frow Wales. grandson of the late Senator Henry Resorts (Country Board) cot WE MAY HAVE WHAT you — hyp lage. waiter at a | Pr 4 y - - ; — — value in the tite. with Cabot send were married ‘at the Mocks, Bonds ARE LOOKING FOR. an in first-class cond tio: rable MARK VW AIN G23% Cabanne rooms and sum pan jor aces Surmusnest. or 8 — Diace)—§ rooms, 3 baths ' o oa walls and ved English (“hurc?} : f the 4 4) Pmt toda . ae *uburha oe eee T ° ° ° ior iret oor “ * me we ! t eve, & ‘ , se . 5 . Co : 7 ore | . . . sae ave Gay. ine ©» Preperty for Rent. } s . ’ wAt ND CITY TRUST €H., EN —-40 CG sr | om. 24 Ss J GEO TS ted, — pee n fireplace gives a real atmesphere) bridegroom is the son of Sirs. Geo Suburban Property no Sede ; SS eee a — ashok ee . en St Ta Rew — SDSEY ST. = - zat ee ee 5012 DELMAR pe Douglas Loan & lav. C ie ow ' . . MAin TS? HERERT 580 my atifu mateun sogeerannt t reason — we SS "OMS. Hewir Gdecorat P - te i sey roon.. Cabos Lodge of Ww as hin igton,. , aan HERERT. eg | , a ne ; e- able rentele: ref ion. ons ae eles owt a conveniences conceestan S ae wm a ge b age bear ee — "hes is3d7 5&4 Security garact re@aevunabie. Ciberr " Se a? 4 lactaded in -—_ . .\TES _l§0— | oewie tecurated ree ae | Swe Bg ~ busliing. oe —s bs, eal pa bebe able Rreramme : Ss Mipaninay srs SRS pa a ae es .

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aw y’ Freee , WOLY 7, 1990, BS 1500 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, Far Rest and For Sale in, These,Columns Today. pomeranian Se MEN i J a APART! 1! SN FOR RENT _ "““,PARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT est | | West West | West ~ West a - a —-. sen > 7 | OREON E. S Tv . ‘ ni? convenient 0 ‘ipl: ba . R UNFURNISHED | New Building Now | ath COTT | | IN ST LOUIS | McPHERSON, SO12—6 rooms: open porch: | chonis: frigidaire included, * PUBIE | SINGER “KLEIN R. CO.. Ine., CHest. 565 | Union Bl. Entrance to Forest Park, ea ee ind De ge Me ee eed 800 ‘CHESTNUT ST. | gecond or this floor: open: liberal con- ane PO . wa, = | eeecion. Pr. C, BEYNON, 6 165 Chestnut. OREON aa & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut.| WYDOWN BL... 7626—5 rooms, new apart- Y | ‘ | ee bean epee , lent; first-class condition; rent reasoua- wonderfull; arranged apartment of | SUBLEASE ' ° 4° : : URES AND EQUIPMENT | 4 or 6 Rooms and Bath | Miy flower Apartment | 7 ble. " wi ge cei #s0U8" living room, dining room. bedroom, kitech-| President Apartments, 4615 Lindeti; of Distinctiveness and Refinement. NTLAL LOCATION Every Modern Convenience ve : } S50). } | awe | ry reasonable renta | DElmar 3328 Seven-Room Apartment Now Available, srpmerpanTr ae" —_ ' selient Locatior One FACING WASHINGTON ° rooms: parking & ; 900. ’ vimar 35.3°28, (et) ‘ 1 yi | Pee ERATION INCLUDED - ff | sick From Forest Park A THREE-ROOM APARTMENT OF | Properties Managed 3. H. FARISH-KNAPP CO, MAin “2636. oo oO “tional po 6 large. bright, south | icettated enamine pea aes Perdue: | | - Make the Gatesworth your home for a day ora year. . 4 ITH - SHOWER | Y Meri ‘sled $205 (nd east) -—oceultlul | erm reams: refrigeration $110; concession.| beautiful ultra modern 5 rooms: 2 baths: : Re KITCHEN WITH SEPARATE i | D Southwood °5 00 par.y, (ye 3 A-—3 roums, heat. 7 : ; ‘ : 6330 Southwood Li 35 OO - - > ‘ rvice: wonderful location for doc- Riverside 40°24. 7. . ‘ > = OTT 800 Chestnut St, | | INCLUDED ‘iN REN 1S ARE U220 Northwood ........ 150 00 McPHERSON, 6015 tor or dentist wishing to combine home| Very Choice Ist and 2nd Floors: Excellent Dining Room Service. se = a a —" goa ea "il | re ae om ee , ;* . hcl JOMS , , RENTS REDI ( ‘ED ‘ N Fe GIBS: IN Fr. CO., 514 Wainw right | | Bea ut iful daylight, 3 and 4 rooms, with Call Fk Orest Om) ee cd > = ‘ i i — ; ‘ v8 SF loo ; ooms. e } Si) ye {i on =e o ‘ 9 9. 24. ' c AP AX yar. me ner floor;- East; 4 fine EN OS cere Oi = > Ov ,. Secor or 3d flor r; 9 Poor re pti n -~0-—(} large roome, In- | University section, beautifully decorated ors ier ee Hs) i). ‘ ‘ ‘ “6 3 NE 5 ] iy ‘ ‘ I G. SCOTT ee ps ee te land a seration;, garage; see today; | jivin es ’ ect 7": z adie - ‘ | | OREON BE. & ft. CO OREON E. & R. G. Sf OTT, 29 Parkdale U0 NE WL ¥Y DECORATED AND t AIN T ED very reasonable, vt $- ee g; _ er all ere ric refrige at - mas HAMILTON, 123° 5-room apartment: 3 WELLS. 5200-——3 rooms: private beth Hlored “se ane sahara shower: Frici | , LOW} - S I leet irnished ie laire, ———— = €e Manager at Bidg., PArkview 0166. | 29" Southwood ie c~ an =- Y = Fr egyger ated a. —— Rie FP omaborie SUBLREAN V3. 14,8—4-ro0om apart- | HIGH. CLAS AP AR TMEN T Ss or bachelors $5 cach. 7! | WwW he SSTUA Lt a 754 Ane \—Courner 3 Lan « i ; P ——S—S—SS———————— | | i235 Southwood ......... 73 WO CeCe: ee ae ee aie hte eee beautifully decorated, Beautiful Traymoor and Claridge. north-| INTERDRIVE, 7i4—Something new , Jloor: retrigeration: sO. {cB} 7. | W IN: ST casires CHI RCHILL . Blackburn Apartment —= 237 Southweod _ 0) _— i — a a i] : ' ~. ead $50. CORNET & ZEIBIG, MAin 4560. weet and Traynor and Clara and Via room efficiencies, $70; weekly 8°70. He Sey oes (61-—Seven-ragan apartment, a” i221 Southwood > OV -—Firs OoF, © Feoms, ¥' SYRACUSE. 757—6 rooms. shower. Friz- | terman avs.: a jew desirable apartments) JULIAN. 5612—First Noor west. 4 rooms, newly decorated, to CATES, 5905—First flour apartment, con ) : RO . Map : of 5. * veg of 4, reems: in first-clas« ‘ends, ) EST V ALUE IN CIT yd New Efficiency Apartments —| | | pe. “) Naturay Bricse/. d....8 ~ MAPLE, 5516—6-room apartment: cholee syRACUSE. 708 (tI ird floor north) — 4 | city. Further information, phone owrer.) 456. | veey cool; all windows; $20 week, on: garage in rear; rent very renso -“onable, | Fr . | _ : 9146- oo Belt vex oO ‘ i oe - - ine rooms and bath: $6 ~ Seb) ) Dt BINSKY REALTY c par ANY. a RENT ONLY $50.00 S00 to $75d | 2600 Hodiamont | 40 U0 PRANCISCUS KEALTY CO., MAio pe ORTON E. & R. G. “OTT. 00 Chestnut. | ASS. 1 502 ——4-s00m furnished apt ° moe. | 6024 Kingsbury; ~-5 reom oftictoner ¢ | new! | ora we consists of living room, ern, __See_Dr_ Welter, _Lc&3) | entirely furnished, $40-855; weekly, $11.) oniy ye noe, p Je Pi med breakfast Janitor on th ‘Be Lropel ties, or phone ficiency: gus stove: day r _te e box fur- I rigidaire, BULTOOM™, SR. L In de "1 at hs Apartment Rent Bargain i —— pose wth} a tt ae yi - F Leg 4: {04— Furnished or untur- ew ‘Or fr ai ~~ ‘ ; Q QO ' ” Atay | gt ; : Electricity. ™, an | main flocr rear with private ILLS CO., 169 N. 10:h st. MAin 2624-(e55Xx) : | fe : APAR T READ EL Gs E nk ey “AL TREIME 2% WI in rental, ; . en gn “ oa nh, he wd floors, furnace. w. cor, Clayton and Louisville, large furnished comp'ete 8) Cor) | « ee LL JAMS & | drive. ' REALTY CO. 5550 M AP LE AV. -EO J Ww A N31 R AT! a. 320 Cc) hestnut s hivine room, dinette, kitchenette, icebox, eM yl # oe nae Ay Atty ps tivuke,. ed 808 LELAND $60 AND UP; AT FUREST PARK “ar BATH WITH SHOWER : “ - atr 0 ————S—S— Y ~ . _ i. ’ : os : DECORATED | Ready for Occupancy ee eee Make Your Selection | || acPHERSON, 5920- Most beautiiul apart- >g5 SHAW MIT PIL | ment: very reasonable. PRospect 6830. | A Transient and Residential Hotel 605 CLARA AVE. | ] rom | WePHERSON T714—second west jive | t™_ sas range und refrigerator furnished; | very attractive 3 room efficiency, (at Waterman)—Excep-' 50) : ND UP i yy ’ R G S . tt TW "IN CONCEALED B DS i iv furn! shed or unfurnished: > rooms J0HN A WATKINS De ; , Ra Pe | j ~ & » UO. OCco SE 7. , Tr | SIX ROOMS kitche asonable to responsible mene & C0., 722 Chestnut | idea! location, —=— @) A : | Qreon 1D ‘ a: SEPARATE LARGE DINET AND 6311 JMS $12 Mchenette, rcasona ° Dota) | SKINKER RD. SOLA S and sun pafrior: 5 and ve ry attractive in detail for re fined = -- = First floor fit 3 and ; | : : ” g RANG REY | + roome; | 800 Chestout Street. 800 CHESTNUT ST. | | MORRIS AACH RK. CO., INC, 826 Chestnut | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th « bedrooms; completely furnished for ; | S$i5 month: reas. —— es ; M05 Delmar FOrest 8506 EET ’ 1 | decorated and painted: $65; janitor. aire watias ; narediie oa d ‘ ‘ ; tric : th : JUG. fc} ; OL IV K STR j | , ER SOM S | a pa't aire, crafiex plastering, Jecorated, | available, each 8 rooms and 2 baths: elec-| porch, janitor service, electri vel er’ WEST! 4 ve 4473 401 1 DELMAR | ' THREE ROOMS 4. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. min eee trie refrigeration: best arranged mm the! tion: furuished or. unfurnished, rest | couple; gon 5-room effichene) Cabanne district: excellent location. CEntral 0314. (e™.s) ~~THEAPEST KENT IN CITY. _ WESTMINSTER, 4633 — Cut price : : . . , . sends ape " , SIR, SK ire. or s. ; . i-w! & A TES—S$70 and $75 = seg m. kitchen and bath Including electric lights, gas See eitngr the rental agent o1 | MAPLE, 71411—to Maplewood; Sroom ef- dy cn EL, 7 soom Ist south, Sa 4 : « GLICK, RE TORS, 822 ( Hiss ui i TAY ; = = 2-ROOM unfurnished modern home; *p- itebe ay ote ini iruished : 5 — — ' ny ieinte pen Petting PERSHING AV. M Re Pe scces and chaut- |7 a cation in city, | bee 4560 eons Cae eee dwoo ay to 6ecupy; | [ARJEANETTE APTS | Central | $069 Teen, oe eS y. | mpectal $70. 5070 Waterman, > ‘ VW m ale ) .oomn A partment " i aie +) bat De. arae . “_ 7 Ui Tsnewd ‘ d J and 3 iy NZI 1 h ( He stnut Gooo0 ve 4s 4 4 * _ i CASS 3] 4° —— * ovum apartment: $6 ont pra ‘bhdees ‘ jet i pcity mbes, = 2 a » " 4 ee ; ? feur § quarte! : - -—— = - —— : ee aT iL? yu! prea : ey N. Taylor. i Pe | @ration., hotel service Lindell 77U6, - soo i4 a ¥ A | ES A\ ‘ | or Bee a prt! ‘a5, o ee ae th ar A summer, sy SE\ iEN G ABLES APTS. Attenctive rent for these one or two) , - -- “TEs eo eee ae 4 | nished or unfurnished, | V ery C ‘hoiee F urnished, $85 oiored tied athroomn walls. showe ywN cE. & ! oa oy A Beautiful 3-r ~ — : —— — onetbeal 18 TO 26 N MF R AME + : = Y TON, vedroom apartments—exceptiona arrange- 4 leet . PU a Dey apt. i > ree x, | Elegant. com yletel furnished, i Se ci Me, ttt E | — == 19 Q, 50% efficiency. . Mat —. ere be vege, es oi} Mur- New iene) block ort} if ment of rooms—plenty of light and air— ern See Dr. Wolter M5) USS D W ORT H Al Ak I M EN I | 4 saamn effic one. “y the finest r+ + pnv v decorate imma . =a for Inepection, (He estnut 4545, ; a i fi | : a Courthouse: $42.2 wit . fireprvef building—rental includes are | ep me : “or 4-room etll- L rwit tio fac arkwa : ; I reproof bul if - /ourthouse, B4~.0%): | 4° 562-72 Lindell; tuxurious ton nivereity section. ng ny. LTHEIME R. WILLIAMS @ —— ——— nae tat inden INTERDRI\ E, 751—First floor: fi rooms; | ble beds: kitchenette, har od floors: bus | electric refrigerator, new gas range, heat. North cieucy: highly refined, rent includes ga#,! jncludes jinens, silver, china, ye , daviight: homelike: decorated; $70; vpen.' and street MELE _. light. gas and janitor service—garage in | light, heat, refrigeration, etc.: furnished | trie, gas, heat and janitor service: i ~ 1 : — rey Nf S17 « ‘hestnut. } Frizidaires, incin- PArkvie fxuW Clayton: WY¥down 0958. (e509) | basement—representative on premises to; KOOMS—Furnished, 3. gas, electric, tele- | or yofurnished. Manager on premises, (cS) | ful home for refined —_ noes f APTS rkvView s: : } UST OMP BUCL 1D TE R :R ACE ecrators. Some. ND RIT\ ie _— : on ae | ee neers macond floor: 4 rooms. | show these beautiful apartments. See to- | phone included, for three months, near | at $150 elsewhere: speci | lid. block north of . | INTERDRIYE. doce eg MINERVA, 5895 d day. | Sportsman's Park; reasonable Lindell ion, 6653 Kingsbury Central 0780 6750, | 75 N. Eue one A yartments Beautifully bath: refrigerati lu ; rent S70. apartment; heat ane hot water furnished; ‘ WENZLICK. CHestnut 6900. wit : — U + By ur nishe d A vartments | Bio . . i NEW—MODERN—F , | Now available, one 4-room KEON E. & R. G. S OTT, ‘800 Chestnut. rent reduced to $5¢ E MODER: FIREPROOF ee partment. Rent $60 — . : WOLF-POLTACK. 10) N. Sth. MAtn 1858. |) UNION. 1500— & rooms, A ae : . Yornic ~~ ths BL JILDING and one S-roum & \ ! ] ted k ul nished. INTERDRIVE, 700—fFive large rovius an eneat- & az = . _ ” . , é . of : ; £ vg , - effi a-der bed in lixsing roum; special rate for ns ee ae hae scp fine, oT A oak. = tae 7 witt '- Wii] rehinien, F rigidarny Only SH2.00 nee wdIng cit, gas. heat, frigeration McPHEKSON, 4910—2 large rooms, auc) 112 N. 7TH ST. MAIN 2185. clencies., Electric rei rigeration, duis. FOrest 1249. (c) wt rvoms, — ee ee ee 2 ell ac swt acne Ssgges Sar sume Seth iene ' so Ty AL. .. SIY C hestnat “$50; un i , So MAin IZ 1. bath: completely furnished, sedults only. | APART : f« . . . . ; —T (FY r ton K. «& R (3. ‘ "{ * i att jt. rOOHD, iif ‘ vy ct c { a “ '* ° -* &@ 4 , t,* . - | *.% , . . * ~* . — . 12) 5S61 Maple: 4- ‘room iticieney os 72 ras, eleetricity. heat. anitor ap r. ry ‘rr a ‘ ° TT" : - hien wv. 3) Ulli dj apartine | iu! NORTHLAND, 53B35-83 7 —3-room rooTs and bath apart- | .t. Beco Rit igh one goa atin yn BIZ losels ; hen, jarge, private hath | WALTER JONES RK. FE. CO. - running het water; shower; as, } La ‘ : vd sie a LED BEDS: REKTA menu ird gor eust eteanm heat. hot ro Ss Open po 1; bath; omy We and aundrs re n: mrtinern, 3 ech, 1 5546 Easton FOrest 7654 + Digt (c6'2) 6°) MN vie WNT 4 . , sa: electric th See Manager on premiscs or call ) rangement of rooms an i exquisite aj»- E ON, r2RrcG. sf ‘OTT. KOO Chestnut N 5093— Apartment two redoe pate a- ¢g a¢ rhean rent (@) nif u nisned, Pa Monsen > rarnionel $60 | i 49] 7 19 MePHERSON ae Real 12th: 3 oe } ene am — : ges ’ , ' f ion: tf) ne ~ és) i | . al ‘ + > 5 " ‘ales: rooms: : a6 oo 4 } 4 ‘ ot — In the oe ‘ } . ; comple sly Ti " ' > © = . P = - a ‘ pointmen i can = DE MT wr Oy oe ‘ Toome and bath. $65. s 1 i ° ; SORTH Wor yD. pase wm § of his i } 5 ; , . . ° . : ty Hall arime TON E . - > COTT. &C Chee tnut usned : LOUBEK CET blocks — north and arage ve le haths. solar- OREC ‘ E. & a { B. OTT Ov i. ah. , mer. one- half b} ock west of Kings- were 3 a a one con 4 Seti MAin 1051 i ae ciency ; nt S&S. One four-room effi- | Sa ; ' . diya ins ene tion: steam- RENT CONCESSION TO GOOD TENANT. highway. (ce) —————— nen or A TUE ‘ Fooms: electric | °~ ARTMENT—o-room eflicieucy, or will ciency, $75. We have hotel rooms with 1806 sae SR00 \W est Pine. JE ff. 9547-8 2. ! eee By wee - aca A ssanannd 915 De Mun: modern 6-room apartment. | Ser . ell furniture. PRospect old. fed | in-a-dor beds private bath, creesing | 1835 N. oS { Po ad se : ie" Orat.iViid s Su ~~ ur ie”) 4 z* »t . aJ« we «¢ i @ 4 ee. o ' > — ‘ =~ Y, af « ric Ad; La re [ I ) \ i} ‘ . ; : , . "B.A r a . re 4 open for mepectpon. reo) - pm ; GKANLD, SUSYA Oe 2 iare«e rovumse, nie ly room. . DEWEY APARTMENTS - | Bata E ASTG ATE, 720—4 rooms. 5 efficiency; SRURY 37342 Best arranged 4-room | GAKLAND. 6250 (Tom Oak Ap >a a ag aot wt Sy ed pete gaye Be oa furnished. 340 SArfield 3408 | felvo) WITH Fl. Es TRIC RE PR IGER ATION | 114 N. 7th, Calumet Bldg. ...... ...-; a ‘ ey corated: fr friger : naan nible ve “ iG Bix As ; he = iv Oss. ; MconeEE SKyr S-room furnished apart- a JOO ud u nN. rooms, urvp bed; . tric refrigeration and janiter eee ¥ = =A ie 3s EA EINE , 2 ‘OTT ny ccc eg sie ai en. | ae ~ RE NT. DE STK ABI E AP PART MEN 1 W. Fb. SHEL. nhs ee aa ment: private bath: $10 wee + ’ Hot | mnicery urns’ ; . phe ‘ Dat Gulside. a a HR gp el b = B11 OC See manace! - a 20) per month: heat. light and Jatml- | KINGSBURY COURT. o604 fop posite eee Saale er : judrr refriz tion: now a- PORTIS. 3lod—2 rooms, kitchen, mn ron - | irtkeration included ; ready ftw oecu- 5603 Wabada, 3 roome, ud ¢ tol 43 f > large “rts ‘ 4 aie ; aes we beads: Sli. Tower Grove Park. ea) pancy: on ly _ $6u and $65: see manager, ST = I. W. DIESTELHORST. Ciara tiew 0200. i, in building an © a furnishe | tor service See Janitor on premises, iC) | Kir igSDUTS bl.!'—3 roums and sun parlui , i a can 4213 ] ~ Tr : ; : ; rc r pier ; ms ; ee ' pest 7} ; 2 mar: large store: apartment. Low rents for Cabanne | ENRIGH u30—8 rooms. modern: rea- | With bullt-In bed: open poren. fee gy PI nan [a a’ . exclus ‘ation, 4G‘ LD. M AN fh E ALTY | RUSSELL, S201 tcorner Compton)——od Apartmen' , fa — . ree : sone * age aake st | diatrict gas, electricity and electric | rte To sanitor service. EDWAR U L. BAKEWELL. CHestnut 9005 oo —— WS RE wn Th Pe Coser are pete Progr: Sag gone ° Recor (ody hor “ CONSISLINE oO : a - a ris r : ; - ~~ i — ™ ’ re Yr) ‘perrye i - : 7} " 1 ‘ ~ *T'sa tf Dept) * vy .) : ! ) if 1 bad + i Jin ing Trvom, dining ri vee “dressing rooms } refrigeration fur hed. ENRIGHT. 6236—S5 rooms. heat janitor; —— Ki. H609— Fine —: sun ey wee : RE i a ws ka sts nao a : WA SHINS rON. 6805—Third fioor east . 9 eration: $100 , Ras nd 5478J. — TT 3 AD eh PINED TIRA Lc i kitchen. electric refrigerat i! VV. A. CHINBERG decorate Owner. CHestnut O285. (c83! | parlor; 4 .rooms, gurage; re rigeration ; ean . Gr ele sst. . = ; | Teor nelud La eun Be wend and SIeepiig | ~~ b- LEASE—Besautifully furnished ulitra- { J uy a : cael _ - to» are . este “rh + ‘ Attractively furnished 4-room efficiency, : EL GENEL : ‘ 9 - ar = geape? and» Tf ' ffimen just put in first we condition ; : ’ a ~ % waten ep] electri * } open. wddern Tour-room apartime ‘ in Holly ; apin. Cal Miche ALTHEIMER. : Wu = ee a meee Doe a ee i iched | DOUGHERTY R&R. E , 908 ‘Chestnut mi a — sy a oe (OF fm —. 1) ey, 1 TH N B WSTE AD ; ree reems, sun parler; newly a AN RTGHT. 35738—Newly decorated, ‘%- ; — . es ' . on iht icidwire, $19.49 (;k T J {) : _ ene _2s: wrt Nis , 44 ' : ENRIGH?. iv ge . 2 : mom: Ps, lixht, Pricidai . i 2 a i, : 5 > vai a wt, Ee , re $77. . ~ *p VIIpnr reom efficiency apartmen . rent. fur- KING ~ ghee Wa Le plan Sf Na ol Be rows MACS 9254 } m efficier tite! Gas hing y keep : lure Attractively furnished 3-room efficiency ‘ A. G. BLANKE KR. EF. CO. 741 c Chestnut, SHER WO 18 COL R " ed. $65: unfurnished. *90. a rig aor eps depart er eens I 1 764M. . or. Bouse fn a sna : ap rimen Southwest apariment; strictly modern, — includes iMGH-C LASS APARTMENTS > ab * ATTEN “Ri [Sik——New J-room efficiency: | MeSvecd. 4 . --- ) Crilrre wa, 4959—! e ancy ene 1 | Marager on premises or call R | BEOOND, 261°— , 5 4 (we ViU0 Washington; & rooms, sun parior XN. W. CORNER TAYLOR AND alontricit by rear poreh;.electrie refr a hal ft brit 1 and py wtbacncig Ba Oo APR ee Fagg pee ; ee cOmMpiece Fh ede ogy? MF y « A Ae WALTER JONES R. E. O.. 5516 Easton. 4470A Finney, ' th .. : oe . : * : . 4 “ + p - ‘ > one ‘ " - , , 4 ¢ ; ’ - : s ‘ , . . "icr r ¢ | ; le ‘ fe y ._- 5514 oy rehiing ; 4 roome, 2% batha. ; McPHERKSUN renee rr New t-room efficiency s nit f ut A RT RE. } ae nests hools, DH. iu > 4 efi, F mandcer an prem — T ; rs —— at wy , Se Z : FOrest 7654. oui W ashingtor 1: 4 rooms, 6un parior. ’ . ¥ ‘, ‘ d fricer: ; ei senitor ery of cee “1? og. ri it its ial : if rel er . - Tit. ie oat n Am C= ee i CH iP {’} A. Is4——~_) vereize rooms, | OLIVE 47 15—4-room furnished apart- | S380 Pershing; 4 roome, refrigerauon. ona are lurated apartment building. er A ape tty acne Es de Ir Mire Ue | Be wy G-room aperiment; Frig IREON E. & R. G . ta (oy bed 0 ms | | fu a Hew ; everything furnished, im- ment: $10: porches: take chilaren. (e80) | % iF. W. DIES | partments of 5 te G6 rooms, newly Inciuged IM rent. ss) se ae autnU . U-Troum _& : wi : ; “rit - mp oe 71 Pa 2 E el ng electric refmgeration, lucis, ev. ® lEs TELHORST aden 5856 Vein laf. decorated und t rigidaire furnished EN RIGH T 54 > - rooms. Vrs ce. 1« fine order: opel. Sa {} Z i PE RSH |? \ f oo cpt. : ‘)f chs - . as age te R ud non 604 +W . (ee) | OLI\ FE. 4235—-New, furnished 4 reoms; | 1B) Kem $50 to $100 per month, See $a floors. CAb. 7044M. FOrest 74344 pC) BEYNON, 616 Chestnut larce pore’ rigeresion £o~. —_ Rt : + — — gas. light. Frigidaire, $233 bimonthly, | Can RNAS. 4 =F eUur-Poo ee } r - “ i vi as 2 7% ‘ eA) ' ACL DE 415 9 Y * KALTY ¢ 0. DUBINGKY REALTY COMP : ne t pgs — : Tat ; ATER N. 6 +0— beautiful rooms: ep ‘ ~ o 6 ref PANY poms: excellent condition, ba) LACLEDE, 404% A roomeée., SUNTOUM. Bie) | ST ROCH "ARTSH- rf. erenings, « siMASN, 0 beau roo : Prank! in-American Trust Co. CHes. 6540 nish 1 $55 and ’ : cL _—~ tt SISA Chestnut 564 Wainwright Bide. HY. HIEMENZ R. ©O.. CHesinut 8452 | ing —- h. Frigidaire, 3d floor, open; $&0 roome: refrigeration: $75. _ ‘hoice jloeation. Jifferson 8831. ic) = | JUL 1s HALL ER. R. CO.. 807 Chestnut. es, bIVU—4 rooms; Murphy ETZEL 6017—6 rooms: newly decorated: EICHENSER, 114 N 1 GArfield 2645. PERSHING Dol) Mira? peers a a TERN wat yome, Dath: BMS. | Ww SUMMEK KATES—OFFICE, 45459 ULIVE 44 784A ScpURBA® WAY; 4 rooms a* OULU (c? - rent reduced. Owner. P Arkview O0136M. LACLEDE, s11%—Four reonis, bath, SOU; rooms. electric : rigeratix . if} “¢}- MI L LIN Ww AL TE KS REAL Ty (©... Agents ! est gg ay P furnished rt] pastenenss all Ri HIvVG—o-rgom = elficienes. : y ' ’ ro —> er rime heat, hot water and janitor service. rate: reasonah) ’ Arkyvie $655. WALEKMAN., 3oof2—B8-revin§ apartment; APARKTMENT— or 4 rooms, hot water, ever es ; *° rooms, ; 5 roome, ae" ee iUCn : park; refrigeration: | WEST HARLAN COU RT | ee ee ID megs chon: CR mw OS & FR ( wm vat. Sih) Chestnut — 7 : oe : ee i poet . refrigeration Riversice 2eORBW ; bath. cae, electric, phone, linens; coUu- ' $55-870; new efficiencies, $65: 4 roots, 1-1 0W. me | 5463 DELMAR. vw rent: jafitor there. DULINSKY R. CO..| LACLEDE, 4133—4 rooms, heat and jani- — ion: room eur 1: good en ATERMAN,. 3653—7 rooms and sun par- , or pbachewrs. DEimar 16277. of) | | Sete weekly, $11.20; siso semi; newly patel Gnud Second or third floors. RENT ONLY $64. | 2758 (cfio} tor service: see janitor on premises. tien: gute ee Jitferse RI" (cé ler: 2 bat ridaire; garage AKIMENS of 2 route, electric, wash-| furnished; moderns 850 unfurnished; let's | | #¢ rooms. hot tw e : ee initie - ; igl - : ; PSE Ewe} Ciiesinut 25h ray ecianed 210 ™. New| Sew vou Call Lindell 7589 for free auto. | me "3 FOOTE. sessseres NEWLY PAPEKED AND PAINTED ELECTRIC REFRIGERA NEW JUST COMPLETED. binky Regity Con. 506 See | PERSHING, 5: first floor)--3 ro rvotme - fem at = ALI RE RL ; ' 4238. KV , & rooms....- ¢ I. EMENS 045—4 roome, refrigeration; cludes el vie “- pre mae. Soetal & 4 rooms, excciient construction, terms. electrical retrigeration. DET _ sagen anna Rage Pagan BEI —— so “ A | mes"! wait te . : ; sus a rm wa ‘ IG ht os . et by wee : : 7 ’ ———— eekly, Ki8.75: ¥. $65-8100: com- | SR2°. West Pins it * seca 1437, rated Building in Al order. Manager "T? eS ia ' A, op ae oo A a an aa —— 2 eek ae ug " - x a pletely furnished for housekeeping; 4-4 41065A OLIVE ; rooms ....s+se6 , —mes S eee : ‘c) | Teom_ efficiencies. CAbany 6800. (8) | 352% BAR RETT; 4 rooms ... 2.645% Sen, } op Mage veres , , 0 clede %465 (92) ; SNE J. ‘Al. THE “IMER WILLIAMS & | Ena Rensonab Lai Coe Lou. GULDMAN EA NS os pletely. 360 = murnti. BROWN REAL ry 5GLT EMENS E.& &. G. Sontt, 800 Chestnut. =| PoOREST PARK. 440/1—Foer fine. large | CALMER. INC.. 817 Chestnut. PERSHIN i> Beautiful > reem Pin CO..7163 Manchester. Hitand 8400. ‘c¢) 90360 PERSHING || CASS. 2212A—3 rooms; utifel, new ttictes ie a hing : ne _ a — nena sa a . ' of yah « 44 ‘ly ~ rut " ee . ‘rete ; ARLID GT a ‘ 74 s0-——2 4 bio i & Bouts Y Lf —- i t Bea cies; large I ———! room) ina OF } LINDELL. 4166—4 rooms. bath. porch : f Ap As ; A PA R | \ EN | SS Market loop: c-reem efficiency: gas, ele | FIVE-STORY rik} PROOF (ass 14103 roome te RC) ) premises. | room. j i a pA pore tins soe he - gout! » 1) SAL . ; : ve th Murphys bed, kk itehenctte. din ; trmreuce yout ba } 4 > i : . ‘ i Leonard ‘ i ° P . ae 2 an atten tr ? te | ryhnenty ‘ $25, “4 rm with garage op APARTMENT HOTEL JNO. J REARDON. . er the N toe. = te, dressing closet and bath: £57.50 and CLA . > —_ ain 4 wee aia eesti ty . ol aeeadiien i aeaatnion ane ce ‘ ~ err. eastern ana . teCril CA} = ’ . -* 9 .y : ryt ‘ 7 f : . . adeDe Vaterman s Faute. ~ LE Se : } 7h) sryie : ¥ , Seo: electric, gas, electric refrigeration. Pt RDEL APART MEN ’s | erient Jeention: $65. nema eee SA es ebtienes VEKSHING, 505! vol! Ta Vit McPherson, G reoine ... $3. tional: owner, couple employed. Ae 4 and © Room Efficiencies (Ass. 2:i7-——5 laree rooms; 820, Cal LOTT. SOO Chestuu urnisned pal oo i ~] } " ' ‘igh? tpr.c8 MeVherson, 5 rows. . : BAK IMER. wot J——Large south Trout fuem Retited Furnished or t unfurnished. . today ae17 Delmar. Ste resident manager ge | AE Cok. ; ‘ : . CLARA AND VDELMAK bHo~ FE we , : ” pe? CME RG K ke . POR Chestnut st. | Pe ‘ » OE. pt aieh oe ee sete | a men inden 4 RANG] ) we >. MAin by DBRS Nina pl. & roume... va — conaccting sunroom, kitchen, electric, ga* Vers Low Kentais. One 6 roome *% T Dall DARTMOUTH, 72 + orner ro mrs. PE eg rt Sparsmets, newly Gece- HOR: STINE ace . i ae "to? 9 LINhELL " on ney pee ; } “3034 MeVherson, 3 a telephone: adults KPO, in-a-dor beds, refrigeration; everything CASS. 3115A——Four ares rooms, ae | refrigerator. Phan. 9 - new. ; PArk. 7970. Rune wen ap ge throughout; excep- lor: Frisidaire — A 4 rooms, be wonderful location: just 4937 McPherson, 6 reot 5S (ALE- btus—lTwo huusekecping rvome furnished. ) decoraled: painted: only $25, e625 ; iol} ns “ or $50 and $55. Must be FORSYTHE BL.. 7012 (2d tenet Selge8 * the KET std « small family; £50. CONY EN NT G ARDE \ A PT. iM. LEVI & (0... 109 x. 7th, MA. 2968. second front. private bath. $1 , vin Southern Exposure, Elevator. Fic ox “R04A—6 rooms, bath, electric: $25. mos BALIViIERE. 42G—Very attractive el- ee “nod lata tape See Manager rooms. includine sur narlor — lo | ORNET & Zik Bl. MAin 4560. oll af nhes * pears Pa ae = One 4-room ce ffimency furnished | LIC K. RERALTORA, ® Cheetu | i “ ' ; er & roo flmency: iw” » y* 4 : : . } ——«. (“ wT Iie ' : os ; | | fieiencies; 302304: newly decorated; all D eation: garage included: Tee en estnut. DNDELL AND WHITTIEK—3-room ef- 440% rs ae \\ aterinan AY e. Apts. ae yt - "hier ” A on a ee At Rental from $75 and Up ul Case sA— . come. convenences: will furnish if desired. UBINSKY KEALTY COMPANY | ormon BE. & R. G. SCOTT. | ficiency: with heat, light aoe gas; 650, | Nish’ ©! Cae. ee ae : id ; “ Ort SE oat | betel rox be if f f in aa hy rent redu SNIVIANO. 1082 No Sth. CEntral 8069. 504 Wainwright Bidg. (c60) ||| FORSYTHE, 7032-50—New 4-5-6 rooms: | (all manager, gEtferson 1401 yee, enone ae ne Guha | ae 5041 Waterman: new building; 4 an¢ 0) OS : 4 800 with omvics. ully fur ||| OCHART Rie De LM AR Gol - —— q TEEPE LLL | electric refrigeration ; garace. Cc Abany | OUCHERTY E 0. 908 c heatnut «at. Seer On Premises. DEtmar 3x14 > | POG « tific ieney aparimencs be" in = pl | CLEMENS. O&82U0—New. attrac uve +-room Mara er on remise Call ue = Pras. tens: os. “eitieneaal Cat a ee , | 21°20. PETERSON R. & CONST. CO. Seams a: * TINDELL BI P ] D y A tin f out garage; $55 and 350; eo pam Phe | effimency: reduced CAbany 45340J. ) s premiises. a | CASS, 260 2 i flea . Juc ; éie F u , se 2 . ; nit} lentrie riit Z 1d re rer; . . Pao ae TTT 7) ; i | DeLM AR. shi2A—7 rooms, 2 bathe | || PORSY THE 700S— rooms, Inc! ee aes | Beautiful 4 and 5-reom gfticlency ready | aza rave jon er: ~ : ems bal ye "on premilece. ¥ | CLEMENS Neg EA Bigg ne \ — Oo Sersstiecds tite as | rome Oi bens KR. FE. B, CHeatnut °C i eAS) ) 1) peor h: f xposures; rent $79: | for oecupancy: open, including gas stoves. Outh side Pershing. west of Union shit, | tre _in-a-dor, cool: permanen.. | : A. FRANKEL, | Bestnuyt og. (c65) room, bath; time expt f ° or | Tooms and bath: 6-room efficiency: ele "HAUSCHUL yg OM _ rok) | CLEMENS, S8OY—4 rooms, newly tfur- CHestaut 0270. ' in st | throughout; furnished 3 + .€ ~ ried. stad «! ‘= 40) - * . - . four rooms; two in-a- | | POU NTATN. | 4805 (3d floor west)—Six | ) 27ARTMENT | ckEON FE. & SCOTT. SOO Chestny £45 West Pine; 4-room efficiency. with PINE ARMS APARTMENTS. door bed | ‘ ‘anitor: convenient: $65. LI N DW ( RT Hi At AR r [ke + + a et el tion modern; 410 DE BALIVIFERE, 859-355 4245 Weat P ine. 4-room efficiency, com. | decurated $15, : as. ren » ae ~Anr . , ind tuxuricous 4-room eff! 7358-60 PERSHING ed ruoMm ‘ and Briges at ° , 1 . nished larg f 1 ' a Y. 1421-34 laree roomer roME xOY "RE: RG RK. K. CO. Evers. . * Lindell: tuxw s , Beautiful ; , indelH 305 Beautiful completely furnished large ¢ pleteiy furnished. including gas and refri (LFAK ~ o 1are . - . . 4009 ] indell 7 : —e ~ ey: hh ¢ ihe rent rnciudces gras awutiru t}- roo apart: nent home, - “ , —_ - — . ; _ : cy: inciucine linen ativer ‘ hina gerationrn bee > me pt] wr Lindet) SO58M i¢ i) er reed Lion : a ae . vm LMAR. 4038 A—Seven ruons, heat { ay C eta t) . ms FOUNTAIN. 4963—o rooms, peren ight, a refrizeratiou, etc furnished oe peeing me my ~ aie oi ose rr xy , ANCIS¢ oes! ond fhe ices hk gsironr Srammmanibe a> S0 per month. | | room: 3 exno 4 ) ioe.” Lindell 7708, Fur (980 Pershing Av. emo) |i | - oo “+ " N iP = 7 | ‘ze rooms, | eration, hte! servic s0ei) - 4 |! gee imenection. ‘ | WT RTEENTH §6V1ae— my PRANCISCUS KEALTY CO.. MAin 4407. Ge RY R. WEISELS CO.. INC. || HAMILTON, 1923—4_ full ereaeona Die nished or unfurnished. cm) “UNIVERSITY HILLS.” WESTMI. STER, wet “7 a rooms, Murp!3 R ANELAGH- WIL MAR a — | vTRO J REARDON. Tee, tik pean) i joth, — : Murphy bed: heat at 4 S897 Ac) | = 7 beautiful rooms; two baths, electric : bnainadl rs it furnished: $65 EIGHT-STORY FIREPROOF | oe a M.S. BONFA R. E. CO. FOrest «bie i etstseration . "Wee Bas ~ | .vOd. RAPOW COE art FO BO. | j | WALTON, ly fumiohed, deco |? OUNTERNTO, ' weter; Y a Tari refrigera $1% Ye tS RAL Od a RE arTY. FOrest 8580. APARTMENT HOTEL NS. 516 3 ro fu . rear porch: sis. i socmn, HAMILTON. — o large rooms; ja - | sy ee MPL. ‘xD RE ALT CO.. Asts. nS oe 2 secon em ye Be ee Bee by decorated throughort Exclus! e iC Alland 10198. WESTMIN ‘TER 510s — -- “ 445 De BALIV IERE | semimonth: 2 rooms, S26 semi fee , FOU aay ' Pe : CHestnut 63456. decorated: Frigidaire - rey DETAR 77 Brorn floor west, four ) Sth and Chestnut : ° te~} i? ee | i —_ LAMS & L F es x si - MAin VOM - - : pari new ly je e LL = J. A. FA ARISH “KNAI r co fe) \PLYM TH SRS > New 2 i E full reasonable ie} FURNISHED 6-ROUM EFFICIENCY, | WASHINGTON. 6655—6 rooms Karene | er ‘ds and sip nae tor service: wiy - ;f? Cheretnut. _ rope ms —— al as — TTT ; 7 at ith TO-feo ' r large eun- || f r ' . 3 : > °F | . Fant PaTMINS’ 57 arge rooms, a with [O-foot lrmg room, large sun first flower: remseorti the ‘en? Apart, net od 7—3¢ : 4 ' Mi lelel) } L \ MOL TH HAMILT* N. 1292 Tig: 5 » age’ nares} Fou: igor : ¥ . 7% nia mwriannger Ww r. rs as" p . ‘ ~ leer ' eee owner 4c reve. i'w rf) a-dor bers ° newly and Ww sx! wi TaN Oia . ag te mates, Gews =) & rooms and Mnuryns “ Triuat — very rin , ' ies seo cE’ complete furnished for housekeeping rae ee ee , oul ‘ . Mder; refrigeration & a tats of Toe net. Just completed: com || EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS “ id on gape on lg ir. TY ae = a 1 _ in) | 911 SOUTH 14th © af desired. er E- ie as a rng room. tea) bedrovum, CALMER. IN‘ 81% went 7 C 2] ' nS ae 0) eat in firet-o1 SOUT THERN EXPORT | ASHINGTO +. #oalb (A At elie it 5 room, water, rear perch; newly , . or ee Se i fo cues. Greasing room and | | ——— 019 HAMILTON ogg gt Tosiengl aati FURNISHED 4-K00M errit CHENCY. ful. cool. furtiiehed bedruom and kitehep. | pened: S25: reduced. Agent om preaslers DPAMAR, 3375—Corner Jackson: a = was. hight. refriseration fur- | | 10] ‘ ATIF] APARTM ENT ' ow P Pe 37 icf"! | Sumdey morning © reom serond-floor upartment; 2 4 8 Mer, or sa rental in city. See mat | | You will like thi« cozs four- eet py @r _ Sieoenas aay : Pd i eenetEer Overiooking For: ot Park: new andi WASHINGTON .~4651-—4 voome, 81) wer reece. 1474' 8: Open perches, eleetric refrigeration: maid's , Vilar Ssh, ico) ment having fuli- ; : -; a a G BLANKE R. E. CO. 711 Chestnut, anaes ; kitehen. a Murphy _ bed ate oad r 4943 LINDELL BL\ D, owistsie | 4 me rs Bary 1619 OR CHESTNUT 633. | jovely bath. Furnished or unfurnished. ferred rOrest’ 1646 43 (em) ws. of bachelor suiles. Manager ia ||| be. — | JOHN DOCKERY @ BON. 3 | DELM Alt oh 20-— rie tiis tis hath: m -* + yi ' Manager on Pretnines or ROSVBI KY e215 x —Siy rooms: two WEST PINE. 3263—? and 4 reom effi. ' : | 6 AND 7 ROOMS—2 BATHS eT) thr ne bret he w or: ~«ruted: heat 3 Apert ators. kom HEMAN 7G 6 rooms anc xD j KEMPLAND REALTY Co. Acts. , a . “ | armieaed Seiiiess eamadice+ Tee’ § ments Beautifully Furnished. Fricidaire : reasonable. KEMPLANT 105 N. Sth St _CHestnut 6336 ( Dee) ~—A ~1~ eelere aeey eno) an ake special rate for July. _ hed A Fe an ae ‘| 4605 Washington: very attractive rent Tr fT s : iLP H K TEINPERG RK . CO, | 4 528 WHITTIE FAT. Oo. WTtand 101 : | “Everern shi et) ont * all || Most Uonvenient Seen ae Seam. Ms AND SUNROOM, 880 | MeCAL te A“ — — ) ‘ PARK LANE APT., 43508 West — | CHestout 6770 af. Fignecer, S655 Wesniagies M.. Ags. : Sec Manager | 1005 HI POINTE PI. LL 4 LARGE ROOMS. A EN T REDUCE oe: Very choice location; beautiful efficiency | S APARTMENT Bea cr | GARDEN COURT d vs | McCausiand av. First floor A , , — type apartment; now finished; eleguntiy | ri “RNISHED APA oN euerr any | 4432 WASHINGTON | 4 1 dn i ‘ —paewrenes P be had pr Aur One bhlieck Seoul «@ layton BY... : i ’ WN. Rowe hur: 4 ream ett imjenc craftexed. dvoorated: (uick Meal ranges. furnimbed A reer 4 tw¥ jie. lipensa Arahee . | . rd 7% > " ielemar: : —————— } * a ll apartmen hay ‘ 7 “irs 83 : | I ar: be and ‘ ful as = _— Din Ai .. ~y oe - With heat Te frig eration haniiior eery ic better hels inater; rettal 55-815: tncled-s it eee: a re fs wera tiot Sam I Ark vie ood Attracts cig furtitalred efficiencies har - “4 rr? 3. i} . s¢ aia3 arte «+ is "¢ ve . " : f ; ° } :are pv ens i ang ciert Ir Tim teen gus refrigeration, electric service; con 4°" - ~ ing J or t beds. ite. cae. Certrie ac jen-: 49) . in-a-dor in living : ; : p Y : st drive. $3 - bathroor - a The : , 4 rate fer duly. } Creat 1248. ¢ q : ~ 3| RY | 7 ° Lath end Chestnut «te Pry te or iarre a i as nl poe nd -— = ot SHIRLEY REALTY ¢€0O SISA Chestnut couten: & tentiie $7750. Pt RSISHE?TD APARTMENT—S&S — iter eervice ineluded rm tow resrtal 7 ; ( . | g.* , a. nse wv owes, Ath vin iia . -" _ : : *? ; rt : i >} ad 3 : KJ , / ay £07.50 bha} _ i ine illite . want . . ; rt - ; ria 4 a ' , ep = t fw 5 furnished 4 rete atc eunrrern. WATeEuUMA ~ DLS” si Ne - ett jeomey south, | 6 Room Apartinents, $60 Ff iT 0. POINTE. PL. Se ane we aaa Best Apartment Obtarmable pucee each: heal furniehed: janitor sere | 2 Murphy pede: wear Congress Motrl.| crn exnoaure. Ser maanges treet eens . es 803 * i. : fC AUSLAND Oe aetias cates ead Oh — BUR wd owtet “ne om n hon ; = ° y = & Clar head o _ . Z, a a” c At : { differen chor nta vary fron Ert2 S§. KOSPBL RY. SP PLA. bathe. « c refrigeration: rent rea oes -28 Delmar. 5 rooms aud 2 oun — piace) —s a Chead of Kingsbury Bn N “aN. OPT t t. . premiers halt block west ef Grand: teauth 3 and gone _ am , nice iss Loa u & Inv, Co. : ". itehen: ‘aie nall bedroom | third floor 19H 0% ed sseplaee sok BOR 1 sia fi J neste ~" OL Y MPIA AP Ps. | 3 AND « ROOM APTS | Px age gy 7 r: . gh gue aa shoctrialiy fu 7 Meld 1297 54 Security Bide. which permit — sh oan aes A. JAY KURS £0. ee __ parlor: etrictiy modern: omy Yacency. S863 West Pine: 3 and 4-room spert . ‘ ' a i ng imen. oliver. Kam. @ne ond ter anazer in buildine. or call — & (coo) | Entrances to bain f: eS — |MecCAUCSLAND. 1348—Nice 4-reom aver it. ' especial inducements immediate tenant. ments, Special rates this month. Lindel | 965 Goodiellow and 5ROF este: Sa | compicte for bouseckerpiag. See os v A. CHIN BERG, 508 Cheetmut. MA. 6503 © all A JAY KUES CO. 10th and (hestnut sts. | ment; cease. Hiland 8438. ic099) OREON E. & RK. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. 1545. (c) size roome; moderp; attractive ren 1%) va **

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a? POST-DISPATCH. FLATS S FOR RENT—South mars | FOR RENT—South — FLATS FOR "RENT—Souh * FELATS FOR RENT —South MISSOURI, 5010—4 light rooms: electric, marble sink: $5: adulis« ‘SHAW, 4250—4 rooms and sun reom: Murphy ted: ca. range: caraee. Tee 4s- ba AGP, etc” AXDE RSON: S TOC KE. BU LERMAN, nace, garage optional. Victor S744. - MIssSOL RI, 2246A—7 rooms, bath, fur-| SHAW. 4:2!—sSix rooms, second floor: | oA rent pedueed tu $50: opposite Shaw's) (e090) | Garden: ope —— >’ MISSOURI 541419—s —. twilet, bath. electric, second floor: $2i GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. C6., BL: 3 Chestant (5H regent 3 3U014A—o rooms and. (eS) MOUON'TANA, 36060-— Modern 3 rooms. th: rent breakfast room, a porch: garage. STENANDOSTT Lickel gag lovely, jcnceriul | are WOOK flours: AGo5 5 "tsSHEN aN DOAH, 3: ry 2—F 2a : LUPFER-AC KER CHe sinut S05. LAclede 4870 mis la . 6 oI 7 rooms, O0MS AND 4 KEENED PORCH a oon tt nice rooms, mod: 1 S4 MORGANFORD. 47 -41—Stores across from Bevo Mill: rent S55 Riverside 4108, SHE NANDOAH. 2301A—4 rooms, bath electric: S35. SKLIN: REALTS to CEntral 1334, ise “oo a ; — ee with or without garage seeyette sess rn Lor Is TR ST io . a ®- > _ABBOTT, Realtor. 3 cap A — 8,10 -. ae ee . * a ee a ee COTT. &O0 Cheetrut — 3. Clean roums and at-. MORGANFORD, 3745-3 reoms, bath, hot water furnished: rent $45. Riverside 4108. SHEN ANDO AH, J832- —Modern; 6 rooms, bath and furnace: $37.50. (ce SHENANDOAH, 2245—2 lar€ée rooms. MORGANFORD, 4550—Lower,. 4 rooms With bath: rent S28. tc) upper 3S rooms: hardwood floors, tile | SHEN NANDOSH. 1055,A— laree rooms bath, furnace; adults: reasonable. (c68) and hall room: harawood flours; hot- NEBRASKA, B930U—4 hebt rooms: bath furnece: garege optional: adults. ' | Water heat’ garage. SHENANDOAH 4541 — Upper 4-room tBHRASBRA, oolt—o ovis; tirst foi: modern, | flats: modern; paper to suit: Shaw divi- | / fiom: rents reduced, wvarage ‘{ NEBRASKA, 2042A—4 rooms, hallroom, uttic. bath, furnace, laundry, garage. 'SHENANDOAH, 2&7 ay) 27S 4 rooms, fur- nace. strictly modern - Kood condition; 'NEBRASKA, 4425—Mocern: 4 roulms, ' fe) | Da BK NANDOAH, JSI14—5 rvonis, batir, butlers pantry: very desirable. convenient location, Vietor POO, ten) NEBRASKA, 3758—3 rooms; bath, ¢as, electric: So: larse yard. Neat 'NEBRASKA. 4048—4 rooms. bath: 2) 4 igpide 6383M. (el furnace, garage: adults LAciede om. el) ai) | SHENANDOAH, 3014 A—6 rooma, Bard. | wood floors: lawn front and back. Mer-. FLATS FOR RENT West + time- o-stat control; sanered gy oe barcauin in Sveutn St. am, We sonia them rented; . DIC nM ANS KR.b.CU., KINGSHIGHWAY ‘'y, corner apart-! fur- | te} HAUSCHL LTE K. BE, CO., 2407 N. Bway. math: rent T BARTMER, fT aati roonis, electric. «Dd. floors, bath, furnace: 540 MASON. CHestnut 7407. 925 Chestnut. S40 = 623 Chesinat | BAYARD. 1154—4 rooms. modern; | lw deeorated: reduced to $36. | BAYARD. %03—-New apartment: rooms, tile hath. S40 MU lberry 1607, RA DKOZDA TEAL (0. 4006 | CHOL TE AC: } = | panered: rent SA7.50: open ‘| BAYARD... 1345A—3 large rooms: ~ cor ale a rooms — cavane: 50 13-4145—Beautiful efficlenes | “eraftex walls, | E wood floors; will decorate to suit tenant; | TORRES AACH R. CO, INC. 826 Chestout bERTHOLD, 4944—New 9 rooms: 3 car retinished hard- —- ee (all Riverside 43310. ern. Edmund N. Davis. 11°25 Chestnut. a ee (12A-——S Tow me, lovely apartment, SW): concession. GRAFF. CHeatnut 7R40.- , SS 5-room bela. 1407 3 roums, hath. furnace: > DECORATE x. | ines. HUdseon O835J. (es) teERTHOLI: 40164—7 rooms. modern: good condition: hot-water heat: garaer. tion (cM WENZLICK, CUESTNI T @a~ 1500 APARTMEN ITS, DWELLINGS, eae F LAs Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. THT Ts FLATS FOR RENT _Weat “FLATS FOR RENT— West FLATS FOR = othe —West home: warage: near park; open. c——- 4554—5 rovwme, decorated: ‘ PAGE. 3 S214A—4 rooms, heat. het water light. gas, phone furnished, >. (c? 524: 34 ruoms, all moders : oR. AL THOMPSON. 7872 DELMAR BI ’ : : ae ‘s | THON 4456A—) rooms: 9; desirabie BAKHTMER, 6045—% rooms: hardwood location. S Seems: SUS; Soe ' ) i GLADES. §;700—4 rvoms, bath. electric, | PAGE, 37235—7 rooms, bath, clectric: - or 2 families. PAGE 5826—Firet floor; & roume, hard } 1 e | OREON E. AR G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | gas: month's rent free. wood floors, tile bath, cv) bew- GUUUe BLIW, 229A N.—4 fine rooms PAGE, 5021—5 nice light reoms, bach. and hath, electric ba tg 4 . ee furnate. i easonabie. icy | GRANVILLE LAA [306-1 rooms: bath: BAYARD, iT50A— Wedera > rooms. newiv, furnace, $32 (oft: GRATIOT. re reoms, bath. elec. | : newly decorated: $30. PR enect we bad | 'PAGk omaZA—tour rooms and break: fast room. Murphy bed m dining reom tiled bath. hardweed floors. furnace. MORRIS AACH KR. CO., INC... 826 Coestoas | GKALIOT, hai 4 roome: $.:55. | Oe oae 420); ss — be | la we Teams. st DROZDA REALTY CO., 4006 CHOL TEAL. PAGE AND WHITTIER Northeast corner; first or secoud floor: 3 reome, bath: $22.50 and $27. a0, open. WwW. B. SHELP & CO... City Club Bhix. GKAHAM, l2jo—3 rooms, bath, eoncrete garage, S34: rent separate. 1473-75 GREGG. Open for are aon | BLACKSTONE, 14i%—4 rooms; heat fur- | HAMIL RS tag ‘as rovis, bath, lo- | nished: $40: garage $3. and janito 7916A BONHOMME (2) o {c) rooms; ee , ‘ . gree In Clayton, Near Car Line | s$). "amen. open | ORFON EF. & R. G. SCC7TT, 800 Chestnut. large roome, ‘aleeping pets h and conveniences; uo furnace: Sua. Silver | cantileccommerce Bank & Trust Co 3: NEBRASKA, 4312A—Four large, light! SHENANDOAH, SSo45—6 roonis; will dec- ,| orate to euit tenant: $40 ahd airy rooms ald hall room; newly C4 MOPER MON ¢ hesatnut CHestnut 3484 decorated; furnace, bat&G. etc: very reason- y a ac . | NEOSHO, 3231 (‘rear)-—s smiuil rooms, J toilet. in-a-deor bed: NICHOLSON, 1742A—3 rooms, tile bath, ‘| furnace, hardwood floor and pantry. | — adults, Riverside 1°20U. (cvs SMe NANLAIAH, OS48 A —Fjve rooms, bath. electric: second «floor NINTH, LSUGA SH—S reome, hallroom., hath. totlet. attie. electric; $24 SHENANDOAH. 4538A—Leautilu] flat: 4 ‘NINTH, wt2o4 = —~$§ rvoms: eas. ¢lec- tric. JEfferson SSX, fost unusually large rooms: modern. Kelyin- 4 of water heat, separate laundry earage; adults. LAclede 3876. i brese mit tenant Wi show ‘you : ann VAUh. @¥owSa-——U fouls, vOaUlill. turnuce hewiy docorated, Sto AvOLe ol wm. al + AGERG Kn. re. cv.. + EVers. S162. _». Lnivu wi. | PAPIN, iio—3 nae airy. modern roulls, So ov. TYier 24580. tes} hardwood floors, $42; garage optional: | NEW BL AGALOW JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1N0” Chestnut. Asa 8 10 $517 —4 rvome and kitehet Ethane wi ALTHEIMER re sx | HAMILTON, spenedm v rooms, bah. ette, Mard Wood floors. tiie bath, S40. CALMER, IN S17 re “he iL LiAMS & steam ; oe eeeress (ORGON FE. & BR. G. SCOTT S00 Chestnut, BOYLE ——. = . Seeeeees | Etzel av... S*O4, 4 “rooms, bath, é FLATS. dS . ALZZA “Feat rvoms; electrie: | Steam heat wee eee neees $50 47 Beach. © Treomes.....ec-- «ose O81 - | oan c) | Clara av., 1449.5 roomy, bath. tur- | $308 Caton F SUUUES ..cccscccces 5 OM ' BOYLE, 1110A S.—3 rooms, bath. =r ee eee ‘ > 4IS4A Delm: ar. 4 ructiie ..... Sa _ trie; newly decorated; $27.50. > comes ay. 5. dese 5 rooms, bath, - 5052 Delmar. 6 rooms .......-. 40 00) | BURI), 1412A—x beautiful light rooms, be. — 8 A ee 2 See ae. 727A MeMillan. 6 rooms ......-. 40 00 2 screen porch, furnace; reduced. Ce) gpa ay 1450 3 A. 3 rooms. = % (24104 Washington, ¢ rvoms ..... Zo OO ) BERD, 1445 (second floor) reoms. | MURRAY REALTY CO. 316 Buder Bide, is ype reoins + a math: decorated: S30. BRA IND.NEW FLAT $12 ———— ; 4 ane. s v os F | TT GENE . ° = 4% Be at iS? +08 417A N. Jeffler#un, rooms ... ., OO EI GEN KE dé. Al THE IMER Ww 1! de IAMS & 1L320°A Hawthorne wi.. at Market at. Car J. M. L EVI & ce ** 107 N wit M ain OEE, CALMER., INC... SIZ Chestout. loop; arteraft living reom kitehenette, +) |) 6CABANNE, lie ty rooms, furnace: | | NINTH, eouees s.——- rvoms, electric: , oors #18 MARTIN . BREITT. 1118-22 Chemical lecativn, Jd. Binilid ine. OHV. 2917 — 3% rooms, bath. furnace owner on premises. UHIO, 3540 A—4 rooms, bath, eie€ctiic; OHIO, @2YiI— J rovuimes, bath, furnace, (c% “dg SHENANDOAH. 4046A--35 rooms, bath, newls painted, will decorate; excelleni HM. EBERLE, Realtor, CAbany VY565. (c Hho} SHENAND OAH, GSGSA—t rooms, furn.. SAU. SHEENA NDOH. 3838—5 rooms. furn., $40. CONCESSION TO GOOD TENANT 'MOKKIS AACH R. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut STDNEY. Ov A Modern 4-ro0om flat; | rears Ns = rooms and kitchen rear Ee newly decorated: adults. ORFAGON, a single, 4-ad, tile | hath: furnace: garage: owner. UKLGON, Jsto—s roums. Modern; upper lat. Tole S40. PRorpect GSS. (cc) OREGON, 4625A— 3% rooms. bath: adults. floor; newly decorated, (c) ; SIDNEY, 203A- t rooms, bath, citc- | tric. furnace: SA), ’ / SIMPSON. 1719A—New. 3 large rooms, OREGON, “130—) rooms, bath, electric. furnace. gcarace. hardwood floors. furnace, FOrest 67,57R. SIA TH. 327 S.—3 reomMs: ras. electric; NEW FLAT 4616 OREGON 4 rooms. hardwood floors, tile hath. ) | large sc ryest “424 in porch. furnace. etc. Agent ; on nwoaqge: N DEN cON- STOCK FART ERMANN, INT ST0S3— «6Oomice rooms; rent duced to $2950. USAGE, oh MG—4 rooms, tile bath. fur- S41). (eli RATS: Tarac |OSCEOLA. 2730A—S rooms, tile bath. furnace: reasonable. PRospect 6453. good eondition: reasonabic. {CD5xX) | SOUTH DAKOTA, $235—3 rooms, bith; will decorate: rent $32 BISHOP REALTY ‘| >, . MAin 3057. Se2AaANSHnHLRY. “2123 A—4 rooms; with or | withoud garace. (¢) ST. VINCENT, 2651A—o rooms = am bath: reasonable. to} SS Ae Re ey ee lsA—43 rooms and ash $30. FOrest “OBBBW, + i ' 2S: near Park. Compton cats. (ONS) PAIK. “’017—Modern 8&8 and 5 room tliat: ! eonvenient to 3 ear vines: reasongble. PARK. 300°%—t rooms, newly decorated. 40, (Cc? furnace, heat. carace, PAK, _3$:3°25-27- er MAin i031" PASS. ~“s8i1sS—4 rooms, bath. and electric: wil ‘ rut 1T he eonal tian: $3 VERNON L — , 208 € hestnut. CH, 82700. i \—3 dandy VeRO 1 at x 3 . 03 ( eas PARh 4Rh, Buo4 rooms, modern. tow rent iuNTH, ee * FARIS. KN APP CO. MAin 2686. fcsQ' i ST. VINCENT. 3428— 4 rooms, bath. TART. 4528—5 rooms, tile bath. beat fur- nished: garage: reasonable. {ess and 5 rooms, bath _— "NEANBSSEE, 2327—S rooms, Daath; iirst floor: SU. (Cag) TENNeSSEs. 2ZO36A—a rovumuis apd bath: S40; near Compion Car. "357 S.—3 rooms, gas, electric. decorated: aepen: SIS: adult tem) iii, ». 254-40A— rvuomis, gus, elec- & : = } CHAS. ¥. WEL Z. 1642 Gravois, Kiy. I fg, Lo ge ag NTS pest c ED S45. 10th and Chestnut «ts. | SHIRLBY REALITY Cu.., ' i 3128-3130A—3 large rooms, 4130-—-Wondertu T: icRE ¥. 38 is a. yoy KOnEKT HANSON, Realtor, Fullerton Bide MecREE, 1735 beautiful, PARK, 1511—-Seeond floor. bath, electric; 7 rooms: garace. ~ Louis H. Wesmann Rf. E. Co... 119 N. 7t1. 'PARHWK, LOOIA flats: larwe attics: paved yard: white . i= 144 eneerful S-room corner t lO- _@ality: will do anything heeessarv; how ($16 and S18. Better vourself. CAbany 7 PARKER. J910-10A—5 rooms, bath, tur nace: carage Riverside 1039R | PENN, 1900—6 larce rooms and attic rooms, eo ” ated bath: reasonable rent: “| rear door BU SH. Be RNS, MAin a4. eS} tric; very a ap. ' FeDERER, 2610 Gravois. PRospect 15°20. SENTH. 2753 S.—s rooms, up or down; — 2772 %, viet ay 1 rvom: verv caeap ‘ good conditiv PEDE REK, 2610 Crayois. PRKospect 1519, TeAAS. 391-3 nice, clean rooms: bath, eleciric, “KAAS. 2914—4 roums: bath, xas, electric. , GHERESA, LolGA S.—Beautitul D> rovlhis, bath up-to-date. uewly uecuraied, rea: gsonalie, LAS ES $450. ‘cs THIRD 412 S.—4 rooms, devurated; Slo. PENNSYLVANIA. 52°21—Three rooris, bath, furnace, PE NNSYLVANIA. 314-—o rooms, gas 4 eleetric aanita only. iy HARD. IVLIA ‘~~ —-Fjigtis: So and $19. 1 | et reer REALTY CO.. SUS “hesinul. THIRD, boVUis S—f roums, toilet, $16 PENNSYLVANIA, 4648A— ruodas, Meds | (LAYTON, 4057A—4 large roums, Su sT. VINCENT, 9102—3s rooms: — | ; Murphy» GLICK. REALTORS, 824 Chestnut. KENSINGTON, 5160-—7 large roome., {) tiie, —; rooms, bata, iurnace. $55 | MOKKIS AACH RK. CO., INC, KIDGR. 6140 —4 rooms. See cron will dee. | $27 orate, MASON. CHestnut 7407. ° 725 Chestnut, | Ki eNSINGTON. JLlbZA—+ Freon, furnac * . 2030— Ri duced 10 $42.50 niece condition: $37 HEMMELM AN. \- SVPAC KLER R. E. tos4 rat) -—— st. CLAYTON, 4109%—3 rooms, electric; ip $45. STL ESSEL KEALTY CO. LActede LIDGE, 5074A-5076A—6 rooms each: bath. furnace, closets: good condition. pow $40. FOreet 0487W vanANDENULON, OF eo TOUMM, Dali. R. BE.. 1510 Caes. or . bk. bickmann R. FE. Co., ¢ LOL UHBOLOI GH, LAI tbat MVt Gril, -' => 1112 CLAYTONIA x» & tric, only VERNON LACS ViCLlon, Ysit—¢ rovms aud bath, tur nace: warage. fel) Pe fonts AC. 2841 —+4 rooms bath, Jurnace: reduced to $40. FEDERER. 2610 Gravois, PRospect 1519. tric: $30. PRESTON. 180: I— gg and attic: large yy RGINiA. 3842— rooms and bath. moud- poren: newly LACOTAte™ ern: opel. comalico EASTON, 401L45A—4 Tvoms, buth, Bris .w. J “40. hed. tile baih. hardwood floore, So). EIt HENSER, lutd N. 7th, GArfield tle. MePHERSON, 40]0A—7 rooms; modern: | bath. steam beat, barawved fioors, (eV) cheap;_near_school, MePHERSON, 6004-— 5 roorme, i 7142-46 TULANE | New, 5 rooms: vitrolite bath. ecreened |} poreh: large closets, T221—3 rooms and elec- 08 Chestnut. CHes. 8309 - 2000 N.—3 roome, beth, 41445 N.-—# rooms, de- | EMON. 13;2—5 rvoems, bath. ee | - VO. Mark « par.sh. si” VIRGINIA. 5309—sS rooms, batu, tlec- it , + VKau NUN i. AU. La, 705. ‘ce simul. PCLASKI. o220—2 bew flats, south VIRGINIA, 36455—4 rooms, moderu flat. exposure; ineniated: rei’ S45. (¢ s.} ' rent reasonabie. GU SUINE # 4608—5 rooms. bath moder: qarpte? i hiock from Che oke: car QUINCY. 4612A—% rooms; newly dec ed: ccoreened porch. coratl- OV) * ~~ a VIRGINIA, 26J31A—4 or ov rooms, Daa t | furnace; $36. ~ Py itt 4) a reduced to sdo. Key JodIA hLaston. hu a ge 4507--6 roums, bath, electric; MeV’HERSON. H048 (St HRoch’s Darian) Fp) SIR 063° 4% tc) Modern conveniences: garage. PArkview Pa - 145. bardwood EA‘ 19 355A ruyms, moder, rent - eT ES. a arrears ks ES — _CHes. | 8300 EASTON, 44: 5U- 5U AF ilauts. 3 rooms, rear: »15. Gwner, 4 40074 _haston. rooms, beautifully decorated; rooms, $50; half month free. " thora 1.008; large, fhetet. | Ba a ant Frigidaire, rent $75. pleimau ruOsils; wists oniy; 5 biocks nerth EASTON, 4508 Band 4358A—s and 5 “aa QUINCY, 464%—4 roonis, mouern, @arase. omtioncl. VInGINIA. 4106A—Modern. | 5 rooms, hard’ ood tiuvrs: caubked, Wealler- RAY. 4,20—3 blocks cast 4800. Gravcis, | St. Johns Parish: 4+ rooms. alripped. Vv IRGINIA. Cv00A—New 4-room: steani heat: $40. Phone PRospect 3620. ic!) s ANDREAS Kk. - a). BEASION. OSTLA--4 rvomes, bath. S35. HY E Hiland 2570. }} — — a AT hut | MA. NCHES: EK. @a2iA—o | larne ine | EASTON, $433A—3-4 rooms, ie jiiverside water; S1S-d-0, garage, Dv. Wp Vaily ekae { roems, bath and . fur | kt! RU rGerR. BOOT 4 rvoms, electric, —_. 72 “ g28, toarle et: Wy eto aed Nts, es larae ryoms. tile ‘pr aEiRS ‘ Rout ENBRINC « x BTA—4 cozy rooms, bath ic ee newly decorated: reasonable. scopy VIRGINIA, 4520—4-room fiat: bath; 1; will TkKUs? CoO.. Dkimar_ 07.6, cece me inion a het- J asrON, 24,4A trear)—d_ rovils, mew ie (eoO) = gecurated, $18 EASION-TAYLOU ANCHESTER. reums, “ite TROZDA MEAL TY rooms: oa $345. F AUG. H GEKLING R. CO.. 722 Chestrrut ACT 2124A N-—ZJ roome, bath; HERGENSR & DORENKAMPER. a Lot 1) 310 Taras vERROD. rh 5A — Six roome. bath, fur- ‘ ent condiiio ars . 394 MONTCLAIR. ETZEL, SYUTA—-Five rooms, sun ris, § detightiul t-room flat with bath and i witb. 194.—3 rvomsa, Kas, ceietc- bare many aftra tive features, reduced, jargee H. GAMBRILL @ CO. 1708 Arcade WAGUONEM PL. 19OI— 4 1 tne, bata. | furnace; newly decorated: $3. A. JAY KUHSB (e, 19th and Theat nut ata = arse garage if wanted. ; Ww wean eg x IMS r a *. bath eocoratedl: ] Ss — TAY KE 1s. €(). 1oOth and ‘Chestnont /WALTUN,. 711-—4 nice roomea, miajern ith | itv? provements. reasonable rent. $40.\ inna city: «elect Sn choice locrtion, bide.) fer ently £30, WENZEICK. Vv AL.ON ¥ l1sv—4 roueme, 252.00, five) room. Bs... (Hee nut = oo ETZEL, ST svA—ehree lerge. airy reome. | MINERVA, —15,0A—> rooms. bath: to , bath, eleetr e, large yard; open as A. G. BLANKE KE. CO., 711 Chestant. | su | eames furnace :aleo garege; rent w GIBSON R. CO... 114 _N. Seventh. roeome, furtiace: WYOMING. asfPovA—ti TroOvtis, bath, tur- he. oO) piLciLiv, + 2A Be. thee Deluwari — five | MONIC LAIR. 1UVIA—3 rooms, bath a” fe S27 ei ftoeoratcd reqhoced $4. : ob 4 . , . ” haru- WM. KASSIECR, 1024 N. 9th, GAr, GIT:. “Corea re rewett PROZDA RE. ALT CO, 4006 “CHOI TF AL Chesnut. VANS, ¢27f—o muome, second | ve pUusibts,. #5811 A-—-6 ruvms, hut-water ents Cae fee hardweud with garace: only Boo. ligor, | PRAN! , EVANS, 4574—3 large . bight rovits, decorated. FOrest 31574 NEWSTEAD. 226 §8.—Downetatre._ ——— rooms, bath. pa e furnace: $35 re od unetaire Call GRand @822J. NE wi ws BA De p30 RN. i reecms, furnace; $-35. Victor UTSod. tc) Dil. pVANS, 4145—o Froens, bata, can ele JOHN ‘Doc ERY & son: 119?) «~Cheetnut new rooms and +o et MER: Dt TTON & VKEML E \BRI r as rocens, modern: 2 5—% rooms and bath: © gua larke rooms and) reoms, modern: as oth, CHestnut ore Se SOTA S336—3 roems and ea: eS ™N rT. its 4nvVu « enmnecticut "hat Saher: ‘laree new, just aff Gra- of A — ireem late: bath: be ee eee cee KUTGER. #382 +. or » rooms. bath: 3 bath , oe i ©) | Riversice a 4 r yom. electric >. “i WYOMING, Jt eee ' © Pes paren hot wanet i .. - ‘ . *? »”? e? | RUTGER. | A AACH R. CO,. INC... 826 ( hesinut | heat. 335. he Ace ingame | . . hath, clec- clec: | ve rv TIMING. 4520—4 rooms, mudern: in- KUTGER. — rvoms, . | elosed porch; garage op tional: .e@asomati*. | tric: $22 WyOMING, 2245A—2 reoms, eteciric , 2: 71 — roms, hard woul hardwoed, tile bath: medern: $40. bath. | hoPoER ' 1A » Sh. | floors, electric, screens. shades oes canny ThaminG. S01¢A—% rooms, ; 709 Chestnut. F[YANS 4:5°°0A—+4-room fat and ~sraxe; NX. 2th very attractive rent. FOrest BOLSR. (ct ) | pnome: near Forest Park. | arienite (efits ‘WELLS. S721 A—t) reese and bath: al! eonvenmences. modern: rent Teasonahie ie ’ a a” * x 1030A Oakview pl. (o800 Oakland | —3 WYOMING, 3112A—2 reoms, tcdern, $40): garage optional, Oe reward Sit.) roows, , EVANS. 3O0A ~Three rooms. bath. s tric deh: $2. c at ) +; OREFON FF. & B. G. SCOTT. 800 hestniwt. | OL rig” 4254A—5 rooms, beth, decureted: | elec | OLIVE 4119-6 commas. bath. heat. Sm er and zsarare WELI-. SATA end Seti i. —1 « 4 «on. © ptm = reemes. n'eo bethreem « % reenmm, $237.50: 4 reome. £35; menth fre. - bath. RENT REDUCED R.i} Sjilk- | furnace: ressonahie MAin ‘14° WESTMISTER PL... 57514-—-7-reem flat with frisidaire service: heat furniehert ‘cee | ITE. ses A—e rent reduced t to newly | $39. CORNET A “TEIBIG. seer 1d Chestnet. Ain 45460. WEST. bPxx— rooms. perch. hot water heat, cae. _— triephone, carage. $75 fAabvary 4574 ies om” ft “HI ‘ HART RE ‘a ee eject nie im nicer condition $45. HEMMELM 4% “pac KLER R. LE. il Cheetnat et 467 Evana: 4 rooms, bath, new; hard wo flours new electric fixtures; $40 decorated SH! IRLEY va CoO; "tebe f “Heetn: t —— iA Chestnut st. Tt. FINNE y 148 _» rooms bath: S35 Chestuvt. GLIck. REAL TOKS, #27? Chestnut. 701 Chestnut si. GRand 1225 es) _ rime ron —- hi! UTurR 7$41-434—2 splendid pp WYOMING. 10 Apariment-flat, four flats: will do mt TY een CAY rooms, steam heat. modern, acrosa from ; worthy: vé nants: now s . an ie . «Roosevelt Mieh Sorter. fen) envy 27 —— — roum bupgalew,: mod: | wiectrie: $8.20. FOrest "P40. ern: double garage. : ~tunpons 28 SS ee PU s, Sit). ee NC ROE — Modern, 3 and SECONI?. Ist] . tis. 2 ’ BANCKUPT, 551° or P 1) RAITINGER 409 Fullerton 7th =nd Pome | “room flats: cheap Rirverade S26 dite) EEVENTH. 2214 5S. (rear pees cat. CANCRUFT, OS2O2A-—-6 rooms, Murphs bed | Forest [240 hot-water heat: near se “howl, set electric: $12. SBN [Th 1 hat 4 ~omett thon * : SF ss ENTH., a 5 al rooms. bath, elec- (RO) wi 737 x J reome. Kar elec- | thie beautiful flat and call PArkview 5705 reasonable, (cB3*) or CHestnut $544 (c BANC ROFT. 530° —Three vacanpees in 4- tric, $13: adults. family flat. 3 rooms and ee “mod. | 5 NS reemes. . > pent &37.50 per month. interested | ~ t SEVENTH, * ——< ree AMP. paeher Joe Friedman Jr., Afton, Mo. R. 1. : electric: rent reduced te $16. /7On N. 7th. CHestnut at4%. i . = : fA. &—3 rooms. BAN F foo en recency SsEVENTH— Ss LOA- TF A- hy Te mak. — the reduced rental ef $5. Owner. tric and as Par ns ome og Se Seventh : Rex se | will ut in first-class eoendition, . HIRLEY REALTY Cv.. ‘“ parti ‘A <p OTHER rooms : redecorated ; “Taree | SI3A Chestnut. CHestaut env. & bite oe SHAW. aha , ne + roums: eas, electric, ‘ SHA 43° - . g47 ‘50: garace (cO9) 7 THOMPSON. PARKVIFEW ©1741. electric. fTNNEY. offf94—o rooma, bath, eheetric. geod order, S25 ‘OLIVE. 4725—6 recom. bath. furnace. | WEx xf war K. onil—4 rome enc Leth. reece if ‘7 PARE KK AT? KEAT. " fetta FOREST PARK. 4970 room sunmrocr, a flvers. hb44-50 nea St. sun parter: every on ay jant: garege: (72) ’ 1 RA ee ae er rooms. - = ; MASON, CHestnut 7407 put. | = rooms. $45; garase; ilarse. FORSYTHE. 7314A—Beactiful 5S — pacE decorated. NAF RK. E. hy "sit Cheetnaet. fhe ee | PAGE. 5747A—6 rooms. new y dros (62) | modern; reasonable, FOrest 77 SoM. TEE —ew 4 room einarte: mxign: $42. Hileong 4551, Te ae aside 8 | PAGE, S204A 54 name, beat. Naht, ene os UK ; A, _ See. | Se T PARK | FISRES 52—5 reome: hardwood | cc epnan<, furtished "ae 4 a ah | furnace 65 ) rau. epw. i. Rts RLTY. kia Lindell 3900 heat. het water and janiter, Min PAGE. S81:—5 large roothe atu! rooms, breakfast | PAGE BL. 4630.—4 roome. beth newly Murphy | decorated: new firtures: rent $30 | PAGE. +» 44A— Destrable U-room fat. JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnet. = canyeniences: cerace ' 7 35. & roomea: furnace | tric: 250 A ay et 3853 FP garage. rent $52. th) + . “_ a ner : then! Rae on ~WAtr Sens EL 2 te. Sons Mates, | rons 7656. WITT 515 . ia rome, ale Y 3 CHOUTEAT. | and eiee- | DROLDA REALTY ca. (e) | WHITTIER eo SOAZA reomes, bath. aed | i¢ 1871-1231A—4 roome. bath aealals retuced’ 277. 50- corn. (eB) | —s #41i—#@ frootme, . twa | ‘DALY % ‘McCABE RK. E. CO., 801 Chestnut ? 4 aus. flowve. ony het baits 2 bx likey Powe, vet. atta Pa aie 1125 tneer Forest ark) -—4 laree room medern: garacr prozn, a ‘.. 4006 pees at. new furnace. porch,

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SUNDAY, Sale Today. + ee ‘ TCLY 7, 1929. 3 QUIS alows, Cottages Flats Aer metres Residences For om nar —Post-Disrary zi #82000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bung w Basiin besT : LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS | TO pp ir > “ea ce pace RE NGS “DWELI NGS RENT SUBURB. FOR RENT . HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ] "GARAGES. STABLES— =, | | | Wes University City : 3 floor space and fill ing stat a STO R 3 ~ ; | FAIRFAX. s130——4 oon odern, £88. | g=s6 , Attractive Business + orner Reautiful Offices basement | WASHINGTON. 506°—11 rooms. 2 baths, SUTTER. 1050 -§ ; h +) ; ‘it ‘ . - he ‘ rin : 4 J P , ~ , ‘ . ; : \ 1sx52 VA [TH : : ; , bi OLRSALE LOCA y, ; 4 ‘e — —— — THIRTEEN “ HOWARD FB. KELSEY. LAciede G17. (ec " on; ll room D -« garas TRENTO: SivJ—Beautiful ee eet 0 > rooms to respectabie Think of what -h mran ; STORE J4xla PLUS 2hxid4 Wi CATIONS REN ‘e & VG NEW VMEMEG Bre K 445° [wo cottages. J rooms ap . letely furnished: wit runnin at rh ingalov rent $4. un- eople: only $32.50. (*) BROADWAY, 3652 S.—Large ne) — USD _s 1 wet ; v BASEMENT SPACE HEAT. ae Se RENTAL. Re on EBL OOK! Fat & ls ' - : G. SCOTT. #8 ’ nit , [Tt ' ‘44 y7 - ohh , — . ole © — pz — ” Pall ; “ % ' ' ; OR ¥ N F. HAVID PD. L Y: NCH 1627 W ASHINGTON . _— ; “= E ae. z ee Reasonable Ren al —Long | difton rooms ath: | ——“T36 $3. 7 eimar 4 tween Mf ; RODE MEYFE a > BR FI ag mg wa ‘ | eases a . . inne rooms, . od s rer land ho square feet LID aoe ARS \ . insurance PLT CMT , om i 4 ae T a ee ee ae — at ee tr "401 LINDELL. gee ves * ~ De Aen rec N. 3d: 2-story building and _ D6. physielans, lentists an R cle 4 . bar W Ehets orated “ectrix >. hed cation iow rent. : ‘ oe - garage: (oammission Row S100 00 ; r , , si " A eS : —F m8 4 oe I : li 7 esi ; ieeel " ° +t Ww ELLs, 50860—Rear: orick garace ; &5 , a. Broadway . 4-story build- a = »rr™ ra ri8 ns, bet te e rT) ’ iLife iy 4! et ane nat ‘ et iCk wu vt = to oth ” gas = ys NR , Yeoman ) niy , 05 N. Tth. CHestnut 2342. ing: rent .. "10 00 _ 2 cai sai maa - ‘ iInenect reasonable re ¢°. - 27, FO- A398) ‘ KAMP, 105 , Nw. td: 3 fleers, bhase- “ a1 ror. © Nn | i | > as RR n ee MOUND CITY TRUsT - 4 > x ; ' aaa ee oe hand-power csovater: I ee twhone (Entra! 2130. ; St Louis : . Be 7 ae ea ICT! ] issie : ~~ eel ’ ergreen_t is | "the newly. decorai | TO _LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Commission Row: lease , 3 ~ NoMa s Pe aed v ES A PIS Ee Oy v SEE RM ph ee Ag es gust EL), Broadway i-stery nd — . STORE—Corncr: flag above: bakery busi “!® Résement; electric. furnaces 1: 7 LOCUST—Store 25260 with beeceseak Maul : Heurv R. Weisels Co; ness and i1ixtures income $o0U weekly 108-il11e8 WN Main: . ; MIELE —t vi ill lt ce 4 # will track Riverside 3814 basement: 11 .0O% , Se -P oT T\ K— Store “Ps? ee basement 223104 AT TENTION. BUILDERS S. CONTRACTORS. ae clettrie elevator. | NN. Main: 4-story - urnished Ba AGENTS. ment: electric and clevateor . sae 4 nee 4] 2m - Locust; larce gerace: with 1 3t] - (‘HOD T —iat fioor 994x140 Snennklee oo * ~ Deal i ; shee room. steam heat: ahout ‘ si I “ ( { L I EA i ; i .f ' r A , } Pil Ai Pr. Steam “OMS. [ i} r =~ +> - » ‘ . , & 4 ~~. - . . ) aes pRADie. | MILLINERY. TC. 6000 square feet 5871 DELMAR—NStore 24x60. 2d 50x40 with 2 EP ILL ert a ee oa, HOL BROOK BLACAWELDER DElmar 1308J. > AA” b. : .. ’ “Teatrha . 2 Yr ana ltée : three. ; : om | 1831 N. Grand: only. .°12222112.°%3 on | Fletcher R. Harris Realty | entranee. Steam heat. WANTED TO RENT (FARRISON. N. I1321A—3 reoms: $25. x S 4 miin . , St “no N. 4th. MAin 5509. . 1S " ee —— —— Fat ‘a . day est es : MASUN. (CHestnut 7407. 975 Chestnut il “. Sarah Pies = —— N LOCKW 9 125 W. (Webster)— entral - WALTER JONES R. E. C0., 5546 Easton. B CILDI \( ‘ ~ 7 j T A, y FLA TS AND APT'S Ww d. = location: good for any business: $50, ;LASGOW : -> room ath. electri 10.600 SQUARE FEET or more. d * tT. J , - “RCE “su't td.- ‘ ce ROBERT HANSON, Realtor, Fullerton Bide s epee . yg one aV EK 4 tha ApAKI Pust . : — & floor; half block to Grand and Washinc- Dues , JOST z hesinut ~ dX ten; goed for retail, office or auto sales 12 ff i he ~ REENWOO! ? Bt , ’ . p> nd service busines« SPicm © LA RA : RB; N and TRU ST tn aa — oe "et09 | ington, 12 rooms, bath.. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO.. GArfield 31485. Six flo basement G3 d \l kK “Ye A PARTME pairs part rent. Berser, & — W STrilr ssi stean. heat ~ . ; > > 7 +s +? . i ‘ ' - ‘ , * seal rors ' “ r; . ors Dasemient: o2.00U square ) it LEISNER RLT\. & BLDG. : : a? S——iEF se Cor stoi . ~~ Ki bien. 1108—-Dands S.room house. KRERT T. TERR " >. : ‘ SF Ti eet “aoa ’ WA , [> for lizht factor eT Sales wy} ‘ Ct OCT € ator ‘ hath and heating plant: $50 - ~ — . prsitcr tag” i ee ie et ~ ws -_ et ML: : ON, >} } ut st re > . ‘ VW » oe rt - Ff ie ‘ Pb rntraei BH (eAt«) nee - — . er DRiwgar A Ott Me ‘ of ~ i REN r REASON \BLE oe ; crt “ . - ] : an | ms ; a : ry . | ogra ke See ee ee Se ee ae r . ' r? r : Ver r on ~ 363. pacious Individual Ho AP, 105 N. sth. CHestnut 8395.0 | BEILDD 1S. (First, “210 ff Oe se FOR LEASE : AAS APARTMENT CONVENIENCES, ;LFFEREON 710 Ss gg a | "RAMMING REA “eee (19 Chestau Jas = | ) om ee © limit. Box e! ty ——— N, GORI AV. AT ROCKHILL ‘SAVINGS TRUST « Wreat KO40) 30x S. First ~ ~~ ™ - . ° ° ° 5 ; ~ : . : it \EBSTER GROVES a , - ine at "LLDING—N rt} east Orn Wr St of : 4 ——— eS a . ‘ aAparts ag ‘ " ‘ ° : ‘ ss, . . \ . . : : - bee, ‘ - A," ey ? -- : . r G « how) 35 oom rES FROM DOWNTOWN bath. electric; good condition, as Mentine ; ‘ 2: G-story: mi V. Sow email fansily: 1 . P FEP N. ‘ N ‘ ooms. ‘ a — . ) ag is ' ’ | ; 7 , TR ‘) . . try } ur . if de- . # ° : 7 ~~ - .. 269% Papin. 3 t floor ..... 16 . s — es C al NA eS room 4 McDONALD, 1111 Chestnut. MAin 0142. Central ‘ee l4 EL) siicaiiae ; oe 3 Entel a zy ost-Dispateh. ode 6 -ORRY © Oe 6 Pome) a lad wie 6 ee ”% : | a ~~ * . a Missouri j : ' lia : = ‘ ail — ' . _ Lad ITT. 800 Chestnut. rat oe pre i3 . | . = AAA Ah reny. CHestnut 6200 5 Aa a Se ee ramen | CRESTRON Falpn 3 rope wee oe) Set Sarees teat Se aes oe eae, | eae ee | aS PHA ees Cor. MePher on n and De Baliviere Aye === TENNESSEE, 47 large rooms, mad- | papered and painted: reduced_m hone W 1. “trie: $22'50: newly decorated fc® MASON. - CHestwat sa0y. O85 Chestnut. = ay any business: $43, oa untien _corand, Tee is Beautiful building. cons north ©! al usin $45 sthe ihe y , — ¢ . . ¢ ; 7) 1} yy > . _ ‘>, pg ‘ / } af) - . ‘ } . . a a . ; ‘ - Tt ter I ry +. _ . see at “4 " Tt . : : . - WALSH. 41°8—New SGI5I ‘ , , I AY. — ~s os Ala G.& 8. VIV IANO, 1022 N. 7th St., CEnt. 80% MINGTON. 4137-39—3 rma harass 7. ; I ‘ " row hot} : “2 “_naTat a, { | ; i] I r mm ‘ , : ' } a si gr «> ‘ ’ ; : : ’ ‘ modern enttare: S37.450 : poe , : ‘ i? ; +>“? } a } rar ‘ I~ ote } , A W. H. W ooten, 812 Chestnut, GAr. 3164 eer a a5 = ASD pe DRS s yerry * Spiel li Oe LEO AES BE | AMI BDO Pe ce ea erypegin Mapon SO ie" Sone 4 W td. — EMANI. 460 om ugalow IRGYLE, Y2("i\—Furnished house. or un- 7. Seca cet —- . na . LAK EW O0OD—Delmont «t.. 100 feet north : " : - ene asrmeiane ¥. . wine SS eitase, se % inet -~" - of First st.: 4-reom frame bungalow; fur- ; ay ~ > ae aie oe SS ae° ” a “an , ; a Pf T TRE MM AN. W AN a ED TO ey a . — nace; nice lot. Hi dson 020; ic) : ~ — nen nce ae ae CHOUTEAL, 2752—Choice deep — corner af 7 tear se wo Orner stor 0" nt. | ; T DY a, nd bat noden Fede Pee Cpe ROO con. ste _ pena eens — wenunieted pone give conces- GRAND, N. 13061. arge store: Aisi ce —~ eee, = ser a & Sy oF 2 ORES err letay. rae eee see SET Oe ert ee Nee ae ehaly vt BL NGALON $45. - — 2a 1 di Mm: owner wants ten MASON. @°5 Chestnut. CHestnut 7407. — tA ‘Se . ' a : ubLeng Ty Bex Kt! am BANCROFT, 6536—New: 3 large rooms: ial’ pare 77 die) rn parlor or flat; $1 Abany 1764. WOLF-POLLACK. 101%. Sth, MAin 1858 tile bath, hardwood floors and furnace NR : eye OY pete mage HING 1 }1—Furnished ‘| Loe Sere owner, (cod) ‘ ‘ ita ; a - ‘ ae AY Br QW owe “RAND. 42°05 N.—Modern «tore. in new Cc =. , » 4 . o peri | on moder, 4{s, 26714A—33 rooms, bath, $i . (“T RJ O94 tore . eagon: } building: ideal location for 4 ‘rood cre- HA: ¥. : Z L ZL. 4642 Gravois Riv ; ' j 1 lex , = 77 I: “LG t» atl MASON, CHestnut 7107. 925 Chestnut. a ; uTrirT ral Ty | Cry, — -~ saee- wave Or dry sovds yy tt nd . ‘ _— y AN AVI > ~. Corner iar i MM live, rut! lle cles (_Entral a ., : , ~ 7 aa ¥ - " _* . ‘ *T) iene 48) ~ . IG Bide. MAin 2513 store: don all te « Rent 328. is) GENERAL STORE 3B — LUCAS, 33054——* rooms, tollet. $°% Fe. : - DUBINSAL REALTY CO.. 504 Wain wrignt | py, ADUL re K. FEINBERG x. LvU., : CAbeny 400 te VT we | oneible couple MASON, CHestnut 7407. 925 Chestnut. ; MiSs I VU =- - rac : it ( Olfax : . ae ee iJ wd bry _ buil ing. séxlsv GR AVOIS L vC ATIONS ER. 417 $i Ce 7 ' m rooms: with - able for “any Dur loess : ' | , ; ri 2 wi. Poat-B BL NGA LAIW S——Sever I le oe ie antes ra low Tr in . a WEST BIG BEND RD., -lli—S rooms ; ws ’ ; I } j i Le — Tf, | P ty 11 ro “ ? ' - ‘ bi " . - : : ~s : . . 0° mit Al) | oll ec act . nes her . A" 28! } op + , ay — Vv. anc HESTER. 4431 ; - . ‘ L_. : ; : ’ 2 rusvriis " ¥ ; cate modern bungalow; $40 per month. Call + yc Lenalecane ae €. vat pitting FE ice — wit r withor : “ation t any lin fb wer ‘let. Southede. By July Uwner : tans | Kirkwood 745. Robert Hanson. Realtor — : ha sirens | Moresi-Prange & Co., 3419 N. Grand Blvd agg eB mame, oe ene: Same —————— ——- HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. , LUCAS, 33053-—New stor 30. LIGHTE! H A: LUCAS. northwest SPRING, 74a N a ——— - | Soe Wwer ¢ yor wee cee sents SKY REALTY (CO. 504 Wal MASON, CHestnut 7407. 25 + or.: re: Xd location. & Uresi store. 3 roams im = ses : " * ‘ 4 riria ines r° m Pyeoe : am onan Adel Place | FOR aed FOR COLORED | | rear._BLUMENFELD. _MAin_ 1609. BRINKMANN R. CO... Riverside 3060. 107 Manchester’ buliees li a . an : fanches«te; cus Nees « ' : UxE MONTH FREE. oS iN e. Desi Siness cation In JdEPPFERSON. 2504 S.—Store and Living a RAXSEWELL. CHeate . we . - - 3 nde : r =: . . . | i) i? “? . ‘mT Z Tf ; LOrer . ° ‘ oc ~ct air ; " : , " : . os - | " » . ’ " ° caraece: 45. ‘jer 2 3 (e3Ti 7 anphacta inh. i H E. TH = ; ' : ts: . Rw A few bungalows a1 2 at MONT. 334 ‘.——3 rooms, toilet, $20. jaritor service furnished: 860: best. wrest. ine al LTHE M f LLLI . pes ; nie rn | wie BARBER | vie WANT ee Ne FOR : Ok 3 YES 3246 AMHERST PL. ; 1 L . ‘ 47 1{s0N, ( Hestnut 740%. 935 | hesit nut. ° apariment ior colored: must haie cood ty Tots yy m, Peas oes ; : . " + be : . N “ sinore 4614 Olfve- heat ay LAI E Howe... H 4\ ING. 4 ® large reom. hu ’ : aa FER KER Cw, , f s Trmil, Test ‘ Ab- M EN ': = ; . i) ris . ; . . ie “ ’ SING ER-KLEIN R. CO., Ine., CHest. 5665 : Tielap seein vely hom garage: good neizhh LItky 207 large rooms. bath: s — y 1104R een ‘5 ; - mice tal ——— rer 7 POST -PISE ATC HH. wa “ " +) ? ‘ I ‘SITY rt roe ¢ f , ; ‘ ’ . ‘ . . ‘ sa ist. , . P >. ‘ & , ; ’ ; my , ; At wp wt = [—Wonderful ; = Uensae, new - M Ain LOse0 . — ~~ $n : as tes stores id basemen ry }s $8} " IiGH : ftore. beautil ; ; HY. HIEMENZ R_ CO estn ‘ Large store: cood location for | JOHN © = ATKINS & oo. he eee | 7 ie 0 eens aero a UL AT. so— 3 rooms. bath, elect: IR S06 3 any e feet ery and meat + antl | MICHIGAN. 2727—Medern Store: barber. ®f business: hent furnished: ie baat BUS INESS Pus Saaeaa eau mavaiian - 2. — ir leur oun Pada ; h I IILMER TTON-KEHLENBR]I millinery or radio shop. CHestnut “5. Ven: special inducement. we 7 SARTMER. G60G--Groom bhouc bath, iil rth $3 od tenant, $25. ‘i waewecer’ 3 Se ee ab! " eimall : - Y bese % | wees * SINGER-KL EIN R. CO. Inc, tC AS Bos cyric. 3a) — = eg aan whRaNre a7 - 12.50. YOUNG-SHaSs RE ,LTY = — = 7 MICHIGAN 2727—Modern store; , PERSHING, 384—New store; BAYARD. 1210— W ARKEN, SS ae. 4 . 2 ‘ ‘7. 6h ~ nut . ‘ - . - a : “ : : : i Ss ennin — a Seo, McDONALD, 1111 (Chestnut. MAin 014°. ‘1 opportunities, $45. Ever. s7! XCPPTLO terms: a most wus por -Stor = ogee Hall, we J E . 36814 MARKET , me | ry sal ul HOUSE—4 ro igh echt “6314 Gamble, 4 good room , 25 0 3 large rooms; water, electric: will _ GRAND BL. STORE ong ee ae pa) Geoter ied oe ee R L : ee E. Case. 244) Mar | sy a iith. 3 rooms ectric (n)} decorate; $19. BELLIs, CHest. 6053. comes nett = & ree. modern store; at ~ l I; ¢ merett oor; high —— - /_—————— - ( ) E ASE — BUILDERS’ -“OLUMN = RI 5Gi8— 121 102 hou ihe Ie eae 2 OF ™ . =_ TR age coun r —- , — eh Saniaiene tie Ry nell - anemia newly larze_\ amr ; Gali Sat 33 3) MILES. 2815 — trom lectric: S25. 7 as BAR et. BUILD. stu S.—For sae of rent: mod-| eake aaekeedt a _4i if OL [IVE ST. BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES Corner Goodfellos amend Marx tate, Jenning: Oo ; t 5 10- ee rw ee on a MUN POOMERY. 7 ott “7am anna “4 ai ts for - reperty | r mount “ rthwhils props) r : am-heatinge oles , i, ts _~- sulke steam heat furnished. &&5 + a Des AM Oe pien flat [ol . ti¢ ; pered; ifge yard kind - arc! : BRINKMANN Rk. . Riverside 3008. prevements to euyit tenant. 5 the sr CHATAM 6530 — 5 rooms, basement: 33 potency i Bs ¢ regen WEST ‘ST. “LO IS TRUST . iL MORE ; are rn ort $; Min sig Ss faveite MARTIN BREITT. 1119 € oF on . } ° | “ . 5 rp? a] ‘4h : : . ‘4 jig bath. cararce. $45 | MORGAN, 2806B—4 rooms 512.50. East & ; er reut 345 per month : ne , trie @! oat Mak caiaies = —e ; hilary (TA , er on | (@) MASON. CHestnut 7407. : ‘ Jet Fk Rs \ 1 “ > a = . t ie | nde = LLj | be a, 4 arge garage arcnin: cut te $75. modern ecnvenien rep ae eee aaa te eee Oe =e" ro) ; oe . Gaetan ' a a . ee Om S440 JOHN A. WATKINS & CO. ~ 90 ee etion: larre ahi t * ae loht ee a & en ed: only § _ varia oP ore POMERO} -BERG. R. E. CO. EVerc. T0067 ; wt aa, Hath | fur wef conven , reroon = 2 1 wm amily flat s7 nw: COOK, 3668—Rock Churr> iomaal 3 echman, JJ Way av.. hirk 7. oS .4u tO Dis}. sigieisit: ess es LEOSARD, 705A N.—Offices, 22.356. yRanxk 1 = ge FR, , ———__+____ — t * al ° : 3 ‘ak ete b» henaa tom, ght reoms var wat Ps finor, O35 CARDINAIT - So®. (Hestnut 7407. 925 Chestnut. 440 : ' — ~r - I Bit .* 7 : - . & 1 365 mS, Q Ler ; ° - : = aatend “QE FARISH-K: SAPP 5 EA’ 'L countr hom 4 rvom MASON yo Rew S.——Two rooms, $19 “ean i TT] _ = eet LUCAS, 2679 (corner store )—$50. - sated“ nee ab reé rub ASON, CHestnut 7407. 925 Chestnut. :* ; | ae - & M. ‘SON. (Hestnut 7407. 925 Chestnut LAELIAN, 3805-09 (nexr Union) — Two |} ; and 5 r : ; | a s bome. flat of CURB! TT, 6518—New room moder ee "fs Ss sors ge) eta (CAROLINE « Rnd emia % ” - ’ oP mw» a co 4 LUCAS, 330314—New store, $35. acc@ssary: barber. be ry le . . waiteane - . ’ . é : — . ee ronth rr — —— — IORRIS AACH R. STH Chestnnt “USGA. my i a un ree \ N ~s9> on ; » VCSUy parior, tatior; rces , of Maple ay. } iT! rile ‘ 2 | A i | =>} un 3 3 ° ’ aa . = oon . ° P TAs0) . (Hestnut 7 40%. a (Chestnut sUitaple fur any busimess. Inspert. finen. : : ia i ae - ; cree wert 07 Central Bide. vy daw Dey JA CLARK: \ -Irk od 3] CRERON EF eo he orn Q 77% , - : ~ - Li 4 ~. Des at lor wi a “> — totes ais. > REO? 810-12 LUCAS DRY GOODS—G RO‘ ERY . eg tt a Rc ‘ ‘sued TORES REDUCED, LD ines? South weet 4 A ~*~ «J A&? OR) cr? vewaur . = r. iru " s \oums and eatz NE Phi. Jil) N—¢ rooms, elec- ith Gioor, io! 40 . lev Marcus a mocetn store: sultabdl pair garage of imt shee, +522 | ‘ : = . mir naa ¢ ¥. . . —_ : ome r ¢ , PA - vires Pgs ad ; le for ane wt ¢ ; DELMAR, 4217—11 rooms: “age. ebai _ . C > ops So 2 ee tric a yn REE ATES r dry good r a Py luca h *_TRANSFE R P OINT rhenae r. Rey AL. RUILDING & CONS. : ' . ’ ' a 4 Tv (rm e, 7 : ‘. " ; - , — } , ' . enke mt car ' leatrn ' oie oe ~ : ~ ; DELMAR, 3816—Resid ompletely AY. om bt bun CASS, 273 odie and’ oleae . $30. 7 aeep. __ertny WALTER KOLLAS. 616 ©) OWBR GROVE 1200—Corner Turnien ad for hou sekeepir unning met a 2 iget erry aoe - M \WLEY [Ain 8} J FAI re iSl3——2 1 mis : -ia ~ oe ors: a cr , Sté : —__— T WO id INE ‘STOR ES "ont i anf cvod for any ' = ; te r ane room. ‘ a | -_— ie T ye 4) : _ a " . . . — — : °C rest 29 tit Li | Li ~ : } wWwIs~ Mv 4 \ ‘“ .4 - " ‘ na erst. 7 row , ' Cnr oer G: art a nea Lag net ra - — -4 a . 24g DELN EL M AR 434 i vier 1] roon Port : 5ON 2 Kania E ‘ cing pet _ HA? uv oer ' N On mo r .L M, Tl i— reverse. .. d e , a. ~ =e a2 ‘ ‘ ee , , Bide ' GCA l'O Wr have fer lemee in , J 1 derful rooming ‘ation = oe ie : har — | ome "1c mor) er Ry Ros 360. Past-Ihe th. CHestnut 234°. fILLINERY DEPARTMENT ond WM. c “WRISBERC,. S204 s. GRAND. Pasion av.. large . ones Bros Const. ‘ cieaned: ready occupanc nly PY . a. wo a i") Cas : ; - PAPIN, 4318 1 4 roon ‘ ~- Cin r cent downt ath Oui , (cu) ideal loration for ; . est AS9AR me we , | Beer transports =~ ee o ron-ne, oath, furnace lly = Lineell oan OO i ee Rox Y-241 D | * hard good OFFICE R On? IS, $15 heat furnished. , UNION LABOR, MONTH'S RENTAL FREE — oh] — ——— aT OF i 1 pumoes Inqu lrug ‘ —— ER a LAKE R. n Ine a ims im oti butlging line: Py €y . o— « paged t | 4 . , PALIN 1° yA 4 roonis gy > ¢ is anal . - , ; »* - : : ” re ie — ————— . : | Pye : v ey ry ij 49304 DE. LMAR. * } . 3 ~t ae , ; “tee MORRIS AAC oO ‘ — pa et e — = bicess . a= 7 ’ a ee es wild, 6 rooms, heat. janit e: decor Maplewood : = AAR ES. CO. ENC, S26 Cisstnat | 57 es [RKkLA 8S810—Lieve bonnie | , . b ) , After ie S nl 2 Sark pe WS r ee: er Wey OF i ar De mY © gt s PR aR coin eb ontt ae Sone 7 £ + - a t > Ppa AT AGE mae See a BEFORE A R IVS A ? re . ‘ le = LOTTAGE—S5 rooms. modern 7 “Ab SUNGALO = ' oom, MEO MORRIS . “ oe any 6191. Keys at 6181 Del ’ Ml Sugar Creek rc irk wood wr aK LACH R. CO., INC.. 826 Chestnut, NINET EENTH ; i a , ~~ me 1008 e ss at nh e , os ™ SES UR A i a ae tl ee Rela at on Oo 4627 zy DEL ‘I AR. ae hhh ae ee a 5p Rta cc bene tito. near | good for any isiness, $23 elicn tlocatio: Edrmut "Bids ¥- KY mR L EAS Sl Open Monday §& rooms, he at: janito ecorate UA MBRID if St5o—M od rp at “y RESTNUT, 2016— Ooms, bath. cle pA. sUSSA—J om Pe ePlectri *hy NDR] , ) °633. | ox ADOT PH AR. FEISBERG — Ww & i A! (-arage: SR11 Pomme: . , . THINKING ABOUT, pen al aay _— , B50), _— i, painted: reduced to “gis. : ; : vit. square feet. Rent $75 per MULLIN-WALT Rs : EDE RID.. 31 laple Four Joh rreth . fe Bide *65 LLON, 20 aree curne re. $4 CNION 3 3O en ENRK = ~—- reoms. bath and carace ox POEM iS rN a eo eg ; tah Hestnu () => + an “with eamectalie ole re, 22x50 Southwest DULBINSK’ REALTY COMPANT 0 aH $5: —F Tom corated Th cc) MEP? — TTT CTF oa — —_—\ =i rated: $2 L a new | co bE a ee 7 $s} pectaliy d ) nly | = ge : ge 304 Wainwright Bids. : F IL Dine ENRIGHT 5 45 ; —o , . Hiland 4989 ) ca ; : —f — ka ITE hws 3, Ch SO8 Chestn ' : reduced nt is wor \D | 3 E Lh . 2 a , F { of cece es : ‘ retia, edd D:3 5. a - errr iY . Ts rooming house: 2 baths. 3 sinks: hard. WE AVER, 7 500—5-room brick bun NEWLY) DECORATED: AND PAINTED 1410) PAPTN OLIVE, 2341 (at defferson)—Shoe store - : : ces a eaae wo ) ates B h Bld ER. E. wood floors; steam heat. bany 45206 gararce: S50 land MORRIS AACH R. CO... INC... 826 Chestnut L400 | Al IN or Sater: reali location: eniy $100, vw ANI ew RACKET r vartet = ner oe Suburban : art g. ‘ i ok: WOODL AND = Or) " . 18. « oy ! r —_ ate in : OL : S225—L arse store. ¢£ i for “ ~ | ee ca ty v DL ' ’ a “a r : . +.) rosh rt rach ANL BSPAIR SHOP == a ~ erg EVANS ot game arce G-room ho bath t i SBhseus son POEL AE gs vend or: Tae OOS Se atta ate ean Rin eB 8 a yore 1 ot ry ** Oil E S TRE Ke Co SS t f IR E 2 asonanic rent. .. | ae S43t—S “jr ours “Olnm-is beastiul cy Bz ’ th 1 25 oo ms , ' , Ty é . i rr} : : FRANKL in RE AL TY cn CEntr j 124 ' urd ware et ment $35. . cANVT! " = [38-3 Toon ~~ - ‘ L 3 : — et. f : iwi OG 21) ; caer > ~ Bh ree orn re excel - = Py, MPECKEL REALTY ©0.. MA own ab ——— nace « reens ” ~~ - _. ons = i} : +94 i rm I 4 ' °“y wnt pat! . } ’ ~ - : ~~ — , i. iM h, } . . ’ } - ; ‘ L ¢ Oh Tran auoaeey rT a a_i _— \ verlana Park D : ele ric. Er : — oe rwe MONTRS RE NT FREE Au en ee Q D rie e *aiit tT) fest —_—_— | H | ” ? | . ‘ ~ 4 S . n , , ‘ . > ; ro . 4 a 7458 RINGRBT RA : Nathe «’ KORTE. tie ~ “Rth —— = : WONDEKIFUL BiLSiNEews Lix ATiOos ‘ (sfTa ‘e r . a ‘te . : | ine St. Stores eis sehekes = OT heed fc = ais ES SHERIDAN. 2740A—Six rooms, $39. ala A\DOLPH K. FEINBERG RK. FE. IER iL t Delmar? - - -. : PArkview 4551 MASON, CHestnut 7407. 923 Chestnut. F OR L " ve ' *, 6° A14 N. tri ir 4 t's + ine —_—s ie —...... = —— . * , ; a ji ed s tari ; “WHE. ' ty . 3 °3 . mettle it $5 — ” ee . : we 4 mn ; , . ; BY YING | REAL ESTA : R OTT. BUO Chestnut “12%. ne; 2 fine 2x . Dost ? as ocry , AH . moe | HAVE THE TITLe EXAMIN ing OF, 08. ‘rent $110° pe ) South ied a op oe 8 | LIANTE, 424 w—s —— SHERI ~8O% PHO! 4 aie ‘ck ce , ‘of: steam heat DESIRABLE LOCATION—\EwW STORE— LINDeLI >i ) Ti n $39 30 et Cir rarag ewly ¢ oi . cum 3610 BATES eS . Pu hy t.., 4-4 bes | Lom. ’ rm vs +) , —s : , gy — > = — ind S tt, t= ' GEO J. WANSTRATH iS Cheat : MORKIS a a H R. co. INC... 826 Chestnut — ao ade Ain ae t AL LOIS ) ; -™ # one on_ the peerings — LINDELL, 3958— Nine room 1 oo os ond it Peer | COTS BRILI LAN 7 E 45114 } room iiIntere — ————_____— — Se arse Minette: : a and Grand- r Par lesirable nn gp ni AX. Eition key at 3960 Lindel =~ i ?, 19 : AES ALT IN‘ 26 Chestnu ; ~ ay A 4 —oU. ” ) > a =. | wey 4) a Paster FR FRDERER., 2610 {(;raveis. PRoaenert 15179 VRLMAR, 3500- S | N 8 : ; : e — Oa, - - . _ . ' _ oe : ; Ae aap°- “ - . ~ . . , ye ’ groewt rw t beve I a — . | t R240 — te ARSENAL REALTY €0., 2 _Isth st. BROADWAY” 2826 S—Latee corner store, bel MAR ‘ s ALLE, Pal ey aeTn o-6r ~a -ch ed large je ; , eee ee sa ; = 4 iSiness ‘ ede 34sNQ A * mn ST) Lots Tsv iL. 7 m 1345—4 oom Woop! 'D DRIVE fae MCKRSON, 2406A—4 rooms. bath. $27.50. — = “- : porter Nagel sigh malate t +} . . —. aE? se PP ei . aali : trie: furnace: : tike new: $3 =" » bath, = -_ sal , 2 MASON, CHestnut 7407. 9°25 Chestnut a ' : POUT : Ctric ty , . _— ; -— eon te) 2% 5° Or Oss ® ary on Lic jad Ch $°5 0 es rasorna th LIN-WALTERS RPEalI sonable. w PAGE. 4051—a pome ath oan Se . : ) andl 449, WaD RLTY Di cil att hestn) sears , _ SE LAL. I ALi 0 - : =T. Lae is SAAming hore ] ¥e $i " ' i ~— > i “de . ah $i: o> ¢ -s “4 a= ti , , THO 79 3 ; —= LARAN REALTY ( —e Yar. — ne mind DELMAR bbH2h Easton & Sarai PAGE O73 “ung? > r : ath gg ey > x om ; : ; ; See thy ; , ve : Entral 171°. =~ To gg oe ~ ded rner st Tare stun fist above r rn Pele E« ramiweed flon: ulna : . ae . inGay — : x estaurant fru ———— ; ; bite? DIVISION. TO1R4—3 rooms. water Sis. TWENTIETH. i3en WN — 3 reens, $1 a... | 2 2 - Pagk 7% a ". . R E 4 — nN oe be . F 949 OR Roo ; - we 7 - s r si. * 4 ‘ 1 . Cn . we ry ; . ae : GEO. J, WANSTRATH H 4MRBRER LAIN ea" ~~ alaet ris $12 ey aed °O4 , _— “ “A EN TY. TR! ; _ - THOMAS, 3106—Cor. oa i] arce «tore , "Ti , oOrli—Ne r r ear Kingshigh wa) , £ Rt’ GRY ag 17 aNT) —— . eee | hath fT MrTriete ’ . ' S . ; % —— j i we : } | a ba S30) LAID ~ ‘a ; rif , , 4 : t ” , ‘ ; en | f . — t er) Per~wee mA AE. = . 2 ‘ ; aad ae ste CHFSTArT “Tt €00. MURRAY REALTY CO. S10 Rely & — i CHE AP R N’ pays oe eee | TWENTIET i saa . arket st Garfield sip? 32 i | mene I . 316 Bude: eWau Boks 060 ware feet — . — RN : see Tm ; water | ’ — gue el aetr ; A ‘on ———s party. tBIN _ ~* - ~ Snuth “ wer corner Sar van and E ahat aa ‘ Pe ‘ . afanabie a ’ ; s° anthin Sa they find if the buss te ; ob vw : = ) rooms: {car garage. Cail act . 1 MCAWLEY R co “—. ron * and janitor gery > ee 709 Washingt ry DERER. “ale (ra tain. 9. . OM 8 — Larger. weill-lebtec - @cupile. all cop renicnces. tel’ view 4°24 - ~ M AN LEY R. ¢ MA’ n sah bat te fr tah $37 A 4 ee an @264 Dav ID * mr. & co ston rt = Prone ta! : jora tion with + ° a Cal MAin 11714. | oor) out; abewe if destred MAIN 4124 1111 Chestgut, MAw vis i M. MABEL FOREST 7800. (co99) . ~~ . ae “ PREY LT owner A: Bk wer’ ee . ae Ra “ae opine eae Nee eptemed at — MIE SB EEG: Nyt Scag} hin leased S55 . Py hatin ni ie pepe faces MMR OR en, ) aie sad AAR ie nts wh axe. » Sagatclp) x athe MRNAS Sree esc e elie Rb AR PAPER CL iy ote Sy Mi WALA AS bs ciate ~~ ae

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7 ADAY, . # ele 1938 BH 2000 REALESI ATE PF ‘or Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and | Bungalows, Cottages, | F lats. Anartments, Residences f'c+ Sale 1 oday. POST -IBIA te JULY 7, 1989 . = —— 2 ote a PTO fit BUSINESS rn TO ‘TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE + REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE ~ SUBURBAN PROP. “FOR SALE ACREAGE—4 acres with 4-room house. | EX¢ IANGE-—btxeelle sines Mat. vast \ nt BAR Office Space Z ] NCHA tox mt business property HA eae x & TMER Normandy N Normandy _ 4 Normandy _ . _ ° e ‘oe . ‘ . . a ' it atitor ane ae cece i. cone var . gtecr’ and Meat market: w Southeust « r: 7 stores. + flate: w - PS ———— eepetianmeeaneneliians aetna ernenen ‘iT5) ry ‘ -_ TY? yr . ; - “i . . - . set = names NA See _ a - . - » ™ = : a ont me ae eo HOO Pm seme Mtg tea A Oe alt Al re samc» Pia Be he Ate gil Bim ee eee GRind 2491 42404 lad. fciiyy sa or 304941. ; w ants to reduce his hoildines, Good deal > 4" : : ; ; ve ORES 4 Beautiful Office Cs 00 en ate naga jamiily ; exchaiiu or someon g&> SS BEACHAN if —S%000 equity sinwle fli ae ; . 1x2 >, {) at. | 44 ’ : equity lis SIDE t i " U! P ; ER AC KER Ry aliors CHest. R905 er qr" Le; tise in [AP rr. PN P oO 2 — = - mn on Lata‘ ette av.. for a 40 to 60) geting *h- 3 _. 1328 WASHINGTON 1 ; ra y “Be RG x. Es £0. Uetz eet farm in Missour; within 50 miies of &t. it. LeTFOKD s0x\—4- . double, hot-air heat PORE Ux WITH HE AT, ty ji . - ° APARTMENT Wtd.—Exchange $5500 | Louis. Box Y-154. Post-Dispatch var garage: trade on something small ° WHOLESALE _ LOCATION’, / wh live equity $17.000 Spanish home as firat | EECHANGE — b ; a 7% p. ae KKE, INC. om ) e aZd navmeut., or sell equity for best offer. Box eA TAN sky -o houses, ZUxXx Morgan, 1Liti Riv. 4310-11-17, D471 Gravois. e) a H i kk 4090. r pat Dis epatch. x] ra hxvs big future . will take business | oe me) | ASHING TON | \ be A a, 1) THI RTE k \ TH ; ; rT \ “ -. 7 property See She plex or Fenehel with li. aKRi er OD, 445x%—C000 Dusileéss proper- 0 STORE ROOM Y5a1tr. GOOD ‘ AT OL I at,.\ ‘ At Vik ites 1 rtd —Exchatiz 5o0°3-4 Na GLICK. Realtors x?” Chestnut. MA. 41%” ty. store and one-room first floor: 4 (ATION. LOW RE NTA AL. a t OVE RL OOKING NEW MEMO ural\ Bridge. 1%2-family « fie eney Sper-) CW oe ee eeihine: @ tee rooms and batb necond fieor hot tir heat: : ) ment: warages: reirigeration, cle.; we . : é -—s _ od O-car brick ara ade for bungalow. sia i LAZA. ST. LOUIS’ FIN jamily apari:rent, or submit ment; rent SLU2 per month; 1062-03 ‘ . N¢ 2 STOR is RELL vise f MEW OFFICE BUILDING, | POMEROY-BERG RK. E. CO. EVerr. 7063. eat Owner, 1910 Destreban, TY ler Riv. s310-11-12 0 sot wake D Gravois. ING [R32 SQUARE FEET ah IN. ES AKMSE RONG, 1206—4-room brick, 8°00) NACHAN E: j , HAVE beautilul County bungalow to ¢2- SQUAKE FEET ON Meo it 2849 | } Sih. Rents ee first deed: owner wants clear jot. single 1. LNGE— single tats, all parts of St.) Connie for vacant. Call WEb-ter 1196 ZANINE. | Reasonable hentia song flat or farm. BLUMENFELD RK. E. CO outst ekchange ether property. See : ee | t ep ; 310 Title (dl Blie. MAtin Ice9. STEIN. with GILBERT & S#Ein, INC., MAde veautuul corner, 6 stores, G tats: 2741 WASHINGTON Leases — ——— 809 Chestnut st. iBertunt 6100, will trade for singles or doubles, Box 1- . 7 : . i ARSENAL, 509! 2 ae ei brick: 3 rooms 144, Po t-Dispateh. PORE 24'x85". WITH HEAT ANp |) | : — cach: owner wants clear lot. EXCHANGE—Country place. POCmsS. . : - ¢ + w5) " ve } a JANITOR SER RVICE, i Large Daylight Sunny Rooms. or farm. BLU! MENPEDD R. F. On 310 Glectnic. fireplace: 34, acres: arage: i HAVE new 14-family, 3 rceoms, separate h c ‘oh-Speed Express Kleva ' Title Gnarante Ride. MAIn 1609. | block off Hixhway 66. for St. furnaces: income $5580; sublect to first Three Hig | | erty. Box D-10%, Post-Dispatch deed of trust, $26,000; want to. trade. COOK CO. _ PP | tors. Unexcelled location for at- | | AUTYMOBILE Wid = inte, 5im190, fora | EXCHANGE —Eiamiy~ apartment OAD) | BOX_1-B0U, Post-Dispatch,” ' A “Dream Community,” a few miles from the City Hall, but a mil- 1736 AR‘ ( nevs, ansuratice companies, ar aah ee - ee west: rents $240 per month: owner wants’ HAVE $4200 second dood irust Paya ‘CADE BLDG, tor + Al TOMOBILE--Stutz; J DAaASSCHECr Sedati emaltier property. ble $]00 per month and interest for : : > . hy sjclans, dentists and will trade ' r rhs’ , _ ] ‘ LB ore i : be bed ESS SE an ee ehitects, }) , a rane on bungaiow or lot. Box D-240 OREON >. & Re eG soorT. | months: want clear ineome property. Box | | ‘ f ’ Ta ! —= ' : see our building Post-Dispatch. , ‘c) SOM) Chestnut. MAin 2&5]. Y-387, Post-Dispatch, 10n ml eS . rom Cal e-: corporat 10 ni 3 “aan manager, th eOOr. Room 602. “6 Gos a me ag ge et foapa | EXCHANGE-—45xx Lacted: * ¢-fumisn | HOLSE Wtd.—Trad $930 Kuskin, 6 f areas aw AY, oO r late model close: fiats. 6 roolme NOx 1 50. Owner wil trade rooms. e~ry bee condition, 324 block : : 7) OK ntr: a! 910. car. omis4 N. Ha nie. T . Well] eto . ats o} _ F. ss } - » = . -" , > ) (>t) Wee Priel Ne > W h = ] | } ~ h b f | k . LEASE raphe SOTOMOBICE Wet Fa ete aT. | Bien Brier See shepten or Fenehel | da ee OD BAT CD Carte dg at0s | here you can have a home nestled among the trees with beautiful parks at your Mi hexement 23x70. Sueery i. Weisels Co. || 02m, modem , brick: pe Tuonlee’ oleae ste ewe — —~ Ree Far Gravola Hiverekde Sibu) door, wide driveways with parkway centers leading to your home, and surrounded acres, J0 miles south: a a os | LBROOK- BLACKWELDER lei | troom belek residence. Jarwe brick. barn —- ~/ ne, | | ¥% : With be ment 22104. Heat HO ey AUTOMOBILE W td.—Exchange $2200 | ali vutbuildings. What have a scale pi; fat a aap in BU by that touch of environment that makes homelife worth-while. And-—on top of oe Se en ee ee OY ep hag cai» : .« AGENTS. equity in modern 4-room. bungalow in OREON EL, & KR. G,. | flat Box ¥-148. Post-Dispatch. |} Overland: will consider automobile or con- | (iM) Chesinut. M, } ‘> Jl, i HAVE 9-room j J] want to trade this, cle ~ t ] .. co — poe 7 ynery : o junk ¥ “d be aple. | weve 7Er ; og sage apn =i Bom gy bor J4x140. Sprinkler. Steam h a Phone CAbany S488. OShT Mawes | EXCHANGE Fine stock farm ae) ee ee eee — a Cat, —— —— : ages a Cc acres in Calloway Coullty: zg ' 140. Post- Diepa te 7 60. 2d floor 50x40 wij — BLAINE, 400870—D | i" oe allx. \\ ith 4 str LAINE, 40tis-7 v andy business prop- | ments, clear, worth o, 2s wood | ING e PROPE Ty Wid A ous t screet T TC ] erty. witl $ sinste flat; sell | apariments or good pr ae NCOME PROPERTY td.——ANSIOU ~ ' ob . ' . ! , . . *% . 5 0 a i pro reriy on high a ' ty ° i ] io Tr yi des ‘} ~ ‘ ) WANTED TO RENT | ne hes + " ae Dy ae pee will assume. box v-13. t’cont lossp ALE ? us “ —— TF wt J of p, aeseene MOKHORST R,. _E. CO. $315 anchester, : Mk P NG Y ~ W Ty — { ~ tyahro it at af j ‘ ~sgee . a ‘y ( 1 | + ( s | | | FLATS AND AP'T"S ANTED BOPANICAL, ee on ‘ yang ee hot-air | atores,, 67 x t. ee VI pe: it - vnsid: f -f: “3 2 ee wiih 1 ~d OMM . R 4 ————aTMENIL \\tu.- 1} ,o°roo! #1iicenc) heat; 4-car fa ide Eaiow. er lai ze Nece rigger gy pro ‘a rity ; Pe as ee roa . ’ - decorations: wide y APAKTME Box K-158. P h H. A. ¢ i } | Shepley ; ) 7 . lox kK -3 ON. l ust: vegies : . D yt tKE, N A wa f 1 wit 31 ie } om Ito! =. - “nyt ore eened "P4 eh, middle aged. a Riv. 4310-11- SAT Gravois. | 822 Chestnut, MAin 2 ts ALL TRADE “FOR "YOUR PROPERTY. & 7Y OAD GA45- N.—"} large stores N »h—Apartment, ar nd | CHAMBERLAIN-OWINGS, CAbany 918°, UST COMPANY . SrantMEST © Wid —0-7 rooms: do | BROADWAY. astT No wa canis | EAGHANGE Apartments, Tarse Cand | CHAMBERLAIN-OWINGS. CAtans O18 Is within 5 minutes drive of three prominent Country Clubs, North Hills, Bellerive plumbing repairs par ee emall payments, _ ers will take other city property. See INCOME $3000 A YEAR ausiand. Hiland - : ; 7h . "Seem » . ‘ an ‘ . ‘ + . ‘ CEntral 3509 FAT WS D aa if West | 4993 BUCKINGHAM COURT | See Cheatent, “CHeumet Giepen eS | neptineme propery. ,, choice Wet um and Glen Echo. Just think of rising early- in the morning, stepping out into the cool Fat Wid —Pay part rent in mt in house paint- | trom Forest’ Perk Hotel’ half, black: Fross | ‘puildings: Northwest: smaller propert) | ona modem home. west of Skinker. Box | and envigorating atmosphere of the Hilis and within five minutes be on your play- ing; adults. JEfierson S462 park: all leased: income: $7200. Will ex- ed. Good investment, K-248. Post-Dispatea. a q c ee FiaT Wid 3 or 4 reom n sath ehange for vacant residence or fiat. | MECH. ANICS RLTY. CU... 3850 Easton. boWa, 2dx0.—rick ye 7 rovums, jot ground! When through scien a shower ¢ and breakfast, and leave with a clear SO « de re qo ibe . ge? ree) ‘ s , “ Raw tee EL Ww ISk ee: ae on ¥ " , ay L Inde} 35958. 95x122: trade for rl g = : wecetet = = restrnint estnu Pe oe : - ' H. A v RU Rak, INC e . J: TAS fat wi—3 or 4 reom. with bath — ee EXCrANGE—~—New 4-family, & rovuns; also . (Se Ts , N a | vat a| f , th , bh] ‘ f th d; lh ie t or northwest: S50 himit., Bo xX k- NO ALA VA nd FOOT, en y* earace; je) new +- family, + rooms: steam heat brick | Riv. 42210- 11- > 51471 G;raveis, ] ] C 9 reac V Or! e pl ¢) ems QO e ay. Post-Dispatch. 4OX240 ON dts at 8 - for sma'l, garages, both have separate irvunt cn- LAND— a D0 ACTOS; big North rtment COURTS ace or acant. ntvcreiae $355 Lrances Want. simall house single liat yl Hillx Club frontag: S500 acre. CHest Wta.- eroom lower or apa , to 2: Buder School dis- “LUNGALAW Wd. ave 4-family city vacan Box Y-364. Post-Dispatch. | hut 973%. . 1; emall tamy: 1 ele , Dearly nes want clear bungalow, cot- | EX HANGH New +4-1anail: al, & iarg LASD Wid.—Trad H-rvom bungalow, . y 4 sant, -_ D-146 .C 7 i? Hose vf Zeal, .P.*1), rooms; strictly v (J Ss; modern, 4-ecal rarage, for ground on pic . . . a — ‘ ee 4 i , . . ' — : . . + et ie ’ " i ’ , ‘ . ‘ cle noOMS Wi a —il repo 47a iitene) DS BL N«Zy ATW Wit ; 5 roomy. south’ vs each or mi. I i) 7 will Comsiue! Likhway; eres, 39 Odell. lil ) 1} j A : ~ 4 4y —— Aas ane “yas a ? on art “ay { ~ n e da lV] (jerman far oh Bi . Aetaeg [di be - - ! ‘ b d ] d cre ve, : ROOMS Wd st. ” Call ¢ if 4 PPTs f » BUNGAL om = rooms for double flat KACHANG gH ott-Liepateh and Russell pi.; a ‘ie oe ane - inten Meee Out to your home nM the Hills ° Where coo! breezes low. Dinner an ater On rive hrs ogee consisting of 26 offices ana — R ed) what hare you nega oe new S-famil, fiats, 3-4 rooms. modern ; ~ oe A. o" ROURKE, Rae ; t , f; it C] b F d rithi = : te : ti k ‘ di " th ] ‘ t . f th : L qcoctors, CNntists, schools Mmseurance co : P ; ‘ seperate Bt CaNCes aks 5 mn 54 i : : Se coats. schools. insura mpany, va R irons a | ee O your Tavorite uo and Within o Minutes take a GIP IN e Coo! Walers O eir ; ay 1de «to But . : —7" ; Or Tidal. . . . Ssransport ition, Parking #epact ald every neces- Furnished Flats. and Apartments AN td. Open evening sider au trade. bAciede Bou). ; oe’ REED 1120 Locust et b = me ; a 7 ’ . . ’ = ent. PARTMENT OR [J gieo hk. LL ING \W 1id— ? “A 6 }}- t wilt o-Troom: ; Ege y a aro ree poe lee cae ig # ee s00) fi Cleu! yocanl Lu, Meg lots. athing pools. Then ack h ome for a r efr es shing Nn ight’s sleep. ‘ h IS Insul es a . “- - . ita bhitviieaelh, Cl] @dil =~) ‘ CSB « u } } ‘ z ' eS Months «1 al] : hardwoo floors alec ’ l location smalt bin low: Phone ’ P furnished : from A le ba “ ; | Apar ‘ me vear ° reir vere ‘ 1a a Stlial ) was . a , ‘ - N (th S En t os ( 169 jonger: 3 or fs; rooms Paomiiis 1 adulis hy ams and FiracTrs: concrete foundatic« iD: eee $19.2 oo gy Me ant Tee Arthu r i. Ke I lev. ke Vergreen 2400) ' ongel an ) ppiet e. t 8 a Post-Dispatich. leat "Thy ix ; 4) . he ‘@ “1 a - =~ oe asa ee ps . a | . References. Box h Jto ,OU>i ere | (ep. EY 40x11" «J. a ; youl chnalice. Call leased ° price S125 iM: owner wil } consides \\ HEATON. rl LI terior bungalow «}e > eTrgereetl " — a. aetna UNA = wormewith Scar a ae Hee Sat abe Cras, i, We “Exchangr cottage, Toon PASADENA HILLS has these surroundings and opportunities. As an investment 3 Chestnut, GAY. 316 ee _ i, hone Sunday or eveninzs, Parkview QT ‘acreage vwith a natural sprinz, 9 jtmall place ‘ii or mear BI, Louis. BOs where could you find anything safer? Anything more sure of your profit than BU NGAL! W Wd — . iirst =e LOX De 170. Post Di epotLen, ne en ee oon 4 or » rooms sarc, price, 4 at _ inte Bt NG AL Ow ee or trade; ill take Koved r AMM Witte =I i im} ‘ e ad § ] LA T— 3 TH Ny. Grand: +0 foot lot by 1°20 : ~ ~ : : - ‘) : > - - ——=—=—== “> Post-Dispate! ] nt i xchange for this new 6 Wtd.—Small, improved. «VU mii ee auntie webenen for Gnd alee. : 4 . . g kK — h . k d h - Be oe Dasaic aout” TESS Acad Rees ikl ng umpn® Made ube oF wlth EM, ange having your money in homesites of this nature? For—it is these. kind of home ' bk LA mT =PAt be ; 10 tye) egjiinre . V Wid Bi l4 k } ; " ' ; riir 7 ni. i . Hive, " fehO) South Side wreierrec. ett as Dw-e' on ae tc Meo.: clear of debt: owner wants hungua- Riv. 410-11- *® eravels ‘ . 3 ag 5 . ‘ ‘GENERAL StORE fest’ block on Easton é ust NGA Laiigeaing ui ») low, income er vacant. AME: ILA, —a - , ~ . 144 -+ Qa ‘ Teta * : Tt Se ae eae OO Eee Beare ST int ch hy BT Hie estat Wile, “MA loge” | STANCHISTRNaaTa—Oweer met Te type of homes now under construction. Last Day of present prices on remaining eee wu a wat aa BE ONE NR SS UT A ca ee als OP nate 0 nly ome 6 5m ap fe nats MANCHESTER. 4175—Large store, au nd _seresc: = a iM County? Will tak property: ¥ amet Wit a Seeeeedel. sein. within GO| teretier cn ceeereie? Seek ee ae l i able for any business: $40. CHesinut 6552 COTTA AGE Wtd.—o ov! FOODS, Wi me il on easv ft hone Mr miles of St. Louse. Have stores and flats flat. BOCKHORST R. E. CO.. 4315 Man- lots in sections One and Two. j cs? : not over $35 “Bux “th. ost-Dis. JEfferson 5998. 1031 _N. Grand. rented ior $130 per munth. Box Y-182.) cheste: MANCHESTER, 4431—Location good for COCPLE—Adu want 3 reoms, mode is 1 yg ah ae Hampton av.; 6 rooms Post-Dispatch. MINNESOTA, “S11—14 AND 4 SINGLE, any line of business: rent $48. DUBIN. ai Saag get gual = ee et inroom, modern, searage mm dprarts FORM Wtd.—tkFer i€@-reem hotel; free ow Wi. I. T AKE COTTAGE AS SKY REALTY CO., 504 Wainwright Bldg. Sh nent: Taree ee ee eee ae lear. See STEIN. with GILBERT & PARE OMe an DRINK : DESIR. WSE Wid.—Near Maple anc , Hat: e ash a oe eee ‘KIN, INC., 8&9 Chestnut, ( Hestnut CHRISTIAN BRISKOP KR. E. CO., | -4007 Manches ver misiness comer, ow abe ait 7 mis; isonabie; desc: — “ce A301 S. Grand 100. 3621 S. GRAND. LACLEDE 3040-:5%2 4 E J. BAKEWELL. CHeatn a Post-Dispatch. PERRY KE ALTY Peta : : ' $t) acres, Madison County im- MORGANFORD, 44x,-— Double iilat 4- d ee ° nut JdASK. - S, ve OM é (MINERVA, 8900—Doctor 6 offices: over 2 GAxTED ‘o rent. about ate OER hee . ee ne shops A Metres “nt oe 0’ ron KARE. INC, P7 | . ( ‘ ORE. deit—Store, of ruoms. decorated Me Nyt}? Port Dispatch, Ney | for Sereom bun oS Sl SE : Riv. 439011-1 A (30) atural bridge hoa eroreen y, | reasonable: furnace. M ‘ain rs i4° Pos* spa WENZLICK. ¢ H. “6900 ; * : roo), Will send salesman. HOSERK, 189; Gravois. b ae ceeerenenen ene anata ——— : a ere 3 = Sn ae a eT ne en = Se . “ P. ’ i fapie’e «j = ‘% 4 a? °y ‘, “ana I a ; ‘ ‘ : ’ } ° 1 err JONES BROS. RK. E .. CHestnut 80; | OF ST. 1 ee ee « - ill trade FARM Witd.—Exchange 2119 Eugenia-2131 BeAClikUL new, Gsace — Hills unt Beautiful Large Store—Rent Reda fe CHM COMPA cor St Soon eclate eat See want a smail clear farm for home: ®& rooms. 2 baths. hot-water heat.’ REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE f ’ if .. ‘il. jhried piel ld Qt 4 ye 2104 , r r ha« ; ; Garvey 0 ee rner, rar Farrage lf MSBeTIOCN - . ~ ~ " - : o? meee : Oi suitable for any line of aK RE waa? WS ¢IsUS REALTY CO.. MAin x nS oe gee \ ceil r naider ‘anal ot dae nen WHA wili vou trade’ NOt Cole EXCHANGES OF ALL KINDS BUSNGALOW—4 rooms, water, gas, elec: | BUNGALOW-——4-room brick; tile bath. fur- buainess, heat 1 shed - Bee FAVE : mii bye v $11.00U “encumbrance; pric DST Vacant OF Smeaiier noni “hee: tatbactive blaiily. 4 too VACHANGES OF ALL : , c: $5350 : like rent ac ate dectric; | it itl ate iate urits shed, large carage, DESC ‘TON. ai . BOX “K-46 cifd VROVERTY VUtd.—Beautiful coun- 1 or will t: ak , nh t oo OR EON FE ke R. G. SCOTT. S00 Chestnut. sri mle, aAtiractive fami 2 SUCms, ; ‘ . if Te. at), move im, sine rent, ' . Water, gas. Cheetric, tot wus; 4 LE Glick, Reaitors, 822 Chestnut, POST-DISVPATCH try home: want eitv property; also cHY (spare G19 Chestt : -_ - yey ae ail rentea; separate ete am plants; agents New doubles fur cottages, residences o1 REASOR. {608 St. Charles Rd. fe) | ‘*k tram car \hime. etores, etc.: 4i5 OLIVE . Ba! Minar a +l gy ; iR. . nh Mut, 2. ae ae AL rie Bt 1-7 —SEF MUtberry 3534. (eo) acant: 1 peer onty property names for ten- “NGALUW SNe ~ belek: & puemee tke $400 cash. balance monthly: "better Large store: good location fo — — _ L. ; = (ti. acres frill on cits au -FOOM CiiiCiwency if oes ut- ae . He .it. arge! property waited for arVv nae 13 1G ; dwood {floors vater } Lite today, Drive out Mt. Char x ru . : r any line \v UN RD G716 eee cant nes r . owia ai ban ah lars wenn 2CeS. £7 1 2 -¢ ag ju ct HAVE what you want, anything itie We have a variety va J wee ‘ ae oe [.ackKland, uth t il. . .: , i . : ’ i] +15 { ‘ a : ae . . , : . : =a , rs ~ “ - ‘ S “ , one rk of husiness; hent furnished: in Al condi- WANTED BUSINESS PU RPOS sES °4-family apartment nearly all | tne ain hae” oat Mae , as 12 i; will trade for ¥ 0 aa thmmeeiien Traders vec hange, 1614 Park. (7) ba oe bn 4 A. : mete 6, eleetri garage in basement. #t L to —_ id, #0 o 54 kKied UG. Bors tion; special inducement, , a cemeenledian rental S19 gan ' Veal aan + . ~— en ony hae ‘ brick mantels. ptenty of closets; ‘ sh de 1 ; © 7 ; Buss at : at ‘and coneult 1x10: one block to car and two! BUNGAITAIW New, 5 rooms. at Eldorade Agents, SINGER-RL EI IN KR. CO, ft CH DELICATESSEN a3 rt caw r - Ma ‘re hi: le “: oT -Oun- Us. es est. 3 - searrpeee eonseide clea farm ‘rsa : ‘ WE neath ook lhe Font ' have ent to wrade, city for coun J _PERSHING, 7381—New = a Riverside 8901J. Wm. Kupforner, T61U yceant as part payment. What have you! Se hme hon ee ee FRANCISPERRY EE ted omieineale ; counts fur city. COUMLY for county. | Gb ICK. Realtors, x22 Chestnut, MAin 41%: zs | to echoul front yar te sodded: only $5000: | on Larimore road; sun room, hardwood ‘, — re; an bun Virginia. ‘TEAN EF £ TT 300 Chestnut, 7'Ge: Viayton. mo. | oe SUn- | PALM, 55xx—New 4. singl wnat hat 1 e yuu? NV Ebeter small payment down and balance monthly. floors, shadow plastering; 1ld-inch walls; ness; will ‘give month's . { dec ON _E_& R = : day and evenig EVergres 4 ic} \ : +4 . orate to suit. rent Feo and : DESK SPACE \\1t nh Wellste ieee CLOSED CAR or busi wa i: d-roon —— - an vou * Agents. MU lberry %5.54. OL D ORC HARD BANK KE AL TY CO. (cS) as in — ve. Se " piae ay House somny. A T ae lake line can be buught telletax ‘oe a oo at MASON. > : tate agent. 641 ene pret RAJ Ee ee: ae aed Se | FLAT VWtd.—South, jor business ict merRry Ko , : a | to ariack rd.. see Mr. yaenene? in 2 | fleld office at Bellefontaine and ramp 1A CHesinut 107 Chestnut. x _ -- = brick enitage. hak 311W. Gravois. Riverside 4300. (IIZ-DS PARK DALE WEST PINE, 4160—-room residence, KF e t story brick, northwest corner, drive out | road, or WILLIAM L. HE CKMANN, St ory B iad 11 "ay os ag Re aig | - Utd.» “ a soe F . 4-60A— vill trade 4°) PLAT Wt For bungalow 1 South sid Kidge in Moorlands a new “1.- bath. electri subject — I on age * f ay rd. tw omnes rd . west to Suite LOLS 7272 Chestaut, (c) ane % . -A : "“ipanlT ‘ ee ve. 7 A (ie 0 54.3 RI > nid : - 4090) : : ; n artment: *>4 ara e ‘ ine : Tt + ; trust only {.” 4 4 = **) ‘ ob * Ba ii ¥ wie “Fr = ‘ . ‘ . ~ « : e err or ‘ 4 }. provements to euit ‘tepan | ' (inanece ee tem , OTTAG wt ( oa . $008 rt ao : ; REALTY CO.. 7163 Manchester. Hiland Beautiful, modern 9 and 5 reom flat; | Gravois and 210 feet ih , + a sidewalk, 144 Diocks off st. Charles rd _ MARTIN hk RREITT is Chemical Bide ORGH . od Be nae 7 eter + my ; ' : at J larnt ~ ‘small - on age. ~~ Al tal New 6-Troon Utd auu (456. iemt}) WILL exchange for residence. 1600 to pore | ‘ s hardwood floors _ steam fat: DINE Fk Ral : @ Gets? Atiton, S10. fe only S350) amais payment down and bai- PAGE. 4065s—lLa-cc at. ——$ es spe og woman ie raame corer. sor Dest > “anal pl SNe SS NON ENG art w PROPERTY Wt 2 apartment S. 10th st.; 14 flats, 3 room ha ig! irl Be lr pal fine location; new Northwest dis-) COPTAGE—4 rooms: county water and ance monthly: take St, Charles car tv a. Pe ‘#4 ~~ 2 Tc, tore _ ejeciric,; Wi - — D mw i 7 Chan. 4 wo risvilit’. a } : ( 77. vat- {isn t ; 3NXxx wert subi 7 2 * deri] of lets Cac b a Ibje ect to first cit " } haf . , mortegake Die +} electric : lot DOKL: S22000 small ‘ual (areon rad 3 weat one Neck to Lyndhurr' —- , 9 built G-roe! i Dbubealew s+. DUI ‘OTTAGE “td.—-Frame. h, rooms, OF 3 ad 4-5 room single; South S'd>; al rust oniv: will t malle pr pe rty and | only. BERGJANS & DORE KAMP ER. sf ear pe a | payment. balance monthly: place has large, ay. then north to 2705 1 buret av., or | consummate an ediate sale of) ; — re. ehrubhers ‘ Bi 4 small house, nice orchatd or FASTON-TAYLOT TRUST CO ct Att 4 um mod brick, S850, «a life-long inv na Arsenal-Watson district. & : RESIDENCE - r. ceaterm wart a din aanmedea a erent on ul immediat 4 i _ flowers. shrubbery, modern through- a ? — ASML AB EES, hs room. S850: G-reom. $4750; 2-fan (ure: priced at $225,000, to net 7 ver Cope SOSTEIN, INC... 809 Chestnut» ESIDENCE Wide In ee . 30x, P-15%. Post-Dist ee (eR) pocanenrs take a smaller piece ; at a low-down price for quick sale will eel part. WYdown U1d9, | y TOWSR GROVE 1? O00—( 0 ner store: pew flat $5750): homes ‘toggynomt gts y een “ee Will accept small property as part City oOo CO mit about $50 000. Box Box >> & Post-Dispatch. bs part paymert. 8 omen ~ eston EVergreen | . eg he ee ee eae Geartnteed Gonetrucic om ee. eae . te at. (€Hestnut 6100. aes Post-Dispatch, VACANT Wid. 1999. 65 Chrysler coach Let , show vou this proverty and of , Fiat people. 6236 Creston. F pe -) | “ee Eggvs of Clayton ; e( Ao) Wainwricht Bldg. : Bae 65 D. SAMUEL WISP RE ALTY °°... 2 FLAT Wtd.—tTrade — ) omar age soa ‘ASIDE Nt " —E = batl are lot nour. tae cite cannes Sterrram 25064 - 4 cour etude ia detalied aletemens. | cau ME have for lewse in the SOxx block of . 625 Chestnut ee — Pg me eg ° or ry rooms. Victor = Ya acreage SY On ote For 6-family. 2203 Madison: rents $90 | ‘i’. will readily realise the at | EUCLID, 202-—-Webster Heights, new. OWNER or we se SELL. Pasion RV.. larg * store, with 2d fleer: : ones Bros Const. Co. Dat BLE » ~ Wea. —Have bungalow to 226. , , (e) Beul l Ri mona Icriue. month QO tA Me ‘ AW LE Y rR. CO. MAin ivenes . vf th: i SB im a bey jucer. me ler. brie K ‘ ungalow : price $6300 3310 Careon rd: $5 caeh, balance — loration for any line af buses: ae trade F Acled= BAS a >. Fi AT wt - r - aw RE t 23 E P NT rity ; Ci A wT $$) nM) Cc Te) DAMAN CH like rent; ov a een ama)! paytue nie: t near Natural pride : 4 heat fornich ¢ j ore ’ — T) Ee 4 c.——-Exchange southwest Comer titul hi fellow a ITI, AL NP premises ~)!) | rooms, modern; furnace rice v0, open SINGER. REKIAN R 0 One Heat, FOR, hati ic ne ailuine DOUBLE FLAT WASTED 20K GRAV OE Bisine apd Lawrence. ‘splendid new. i ean” cae’ ate Mee doe a ) : JONESBERG. MO. | ne fruit: ‘Entral $084. 1198 Arcade Bidg \ for inspection é“ - “ ee furn re} Ales in bie ne line; Dp! ans STORES AND FL AT ALL in ie ge se par ate heating plants : Se arur » egy ‘ ae oa 45-acre farm ; good soil: plenty fr it ~ — — = —— —— = FAR 4 acres with 7-room frame house, . h FEINBERG R. Ez. Co. —— —— =: al ——~ feu vou build. ee NEW BUILDING. RIV ERSIDE 461%. ney gle or double residence in University City: . subject ," good house and orl price 6500 ill Geiger rd.. near Florissant rd.: a bargain o ” r "a4 , { mR 7 r LSE Pre Forest 5 or , Atte: 2 > id] vs —— “y- : ; South Side exchance OREON "Ee. ag R C ry, ort Roo Chestnut. first deed of trust ¢ nit Bu x A-ti4 }’ ) trade for « ity pro ' _ cTY on ac HWE NKER RE AL TY co x10 Chestnut EY " #7462 “ula N. Union bi. 44 . %. pen Monday eve nine S. a 2 a tee eee B > by COTTAGE Wtd.—Exchange 2600- BU RG ‘HOF Y REALTY J ; r { : . ‘ 3-3 t) In. D! ‘ B. , D2 4 Poaet-Dis . t h ‘ i : , : ‘lier with mth neo ‘lose to S6U00 a year: will trade r 00d . Ul , - MODERN 6-F AMIL > | lata) 4 lik ent rhe ight. and ter. Suburban Bidg. & 4 E. Co. Te eee eile Ga oe fir : ed of | sen aue ens for cho ag vyacaut. Box’ SALE OR EXC! ia SGE—Rooming hous TO TRADE. We are ma king just lots of ntigne 6-2 rooms, bath, hot-wa- : ; sh ‘on ° * ‘ . b r : names ti _ +, > . I equity { ; ‘ ‘ ; we 7" ~. deme flee of «= | . - apps . ) filling a j 4 € . ‘FT ; e n arlor; ¢ : ad ° eS F . oped Ass Ree a Ng tog ae Bu te ate eee. trust: will me very r leal, Ste | K-292, Post-Di spat 3 + = filling, station and lunchstand Bae: a a lo my oor woe, atti trades for our clients: all of ater heat: bargain, LEE-SC "HERMEN. “ d bus servi ead tet @aviie, Mo. RR. a ; 4] “Te tore suitali 40 ue | £68A,. G33 9—t)-room r . . # Foon aa i1 , Mt ei _ 9 2 cle , m~\ F. danre oor, orker., snower vaths. wt- i en P 4 i HO s 4 roome: finished: 50-foot corner Uns aLOwW * "sty “a . — business S15 H ANSON. Riealtof. 7 Ww E 4} AN Si F |, | T: ' Car garage: ow og a aris '. cept 50 hvac - t bungal ro —? . a yale or Hide. M Ain 1800. — eee. beautifud shade trees, * . RIN 4310-11 5471 onat Os bert garden walk*: on ear line only a no ay am!) ear’ AUTS, €434—Stor: h or ba filet or &: 00 rash Ww 1” 2 r ~~ at - : about acres of ground. Mr. : . . oe ° , , _ $1509: $30 caeh. $15 month: or trade for trees. berries ang gtapes. | @F. hardware. ete | act ae to le? 7 Sounds boast! dos-' FELD kK. F. CO.,. 310 Tithe (,vuaranty Bidz. POR EXCH ANGE improved farm: "a che af get L aporve. On ee minced FDW. LL. KUHS RLTY. (0... EV ‘ lot. Fereuson car or Carson road to Fier- | Die earage, auto and moter te eharge bat- MECKEL REALTY ©O.. MAin O481. tc} me Yet hay’ MAin 1609. . — . for cottag: rr singie flat. l’Rospect ; “ — ‘gate sdzon od “7 te ‘ 4° 1 TKADE YOUR OLD PROPERTY FORK ideal it remem) SOR WCE, © est of Ramona Park. See a ane Jarm anetoen — Sa . ————— proved it to mapy owa- E BS TA’ “GE ti). acre f fm z pr ; ODD ine : i J, at. JTC NEW - Larke ; “i ‘ b= le . 7 — b .. ane AR ie re MTIDTOV ee “? : : trade i) 4 - fe ost yi | ' pot far to scheol and ear si : | hand, on that te ioe av, ft Borth!? tw re . : : -_ _ i mens ‘ “oe HANts;:k— "H14 ‘ . 4 - o I K sh t? pe we € fa (¢) = > a1) : on ’ ‘ oe be ‘ . ‘ ‘ , DESK ROOM Wid —And use of telephone a | ot aan t way | EX tom, sunroom bungalow, LAcide 9543 | “ang eo. to ee a “aerial investment seenerty: 01% @abe| Seek i BKOADW tina « TYLER 0525. REAL ESTATE | terme can be arranged: take Lake car tracks, 0642 Midiaad, Wabash 14228. My: dowytow ) ‘district ferred. : : yen » yrease —— oy wor =Ty ac ‘A bans } ee See ee: 6 eee ae © ie ae ‘ : ‘ : : ’ __ Saiadin. KJ edie ~ oe pesract preterres . it our treatment of | EXCHANGE—Have 3% city lots. will tre ee ee ————we— quick deal. Phone Arthur B. Keliey. EV-, “BUNGALOW-FLAT FOR EXCHANGE i story brick. northwest corner, or drive out | eee 4 | | match * . "rae } iesant. Ma ’ ‘ HANG h— o-roon GO ‘ ves OOM—pPp | ritehul , eller. for flat. Write NESSING, Florissant. “ and all conveniences, 4000 south, east of! flat or double flat: this place is modern . | ones eel) for $12 4100; death | in family pule _ ‘Sh PE SP ELF @ PArkview 4551 6625 Delmar —— bow , ents for moder row PN HANGE— New bungalows. 41; 7 Grand bl.: want to trade $1900 equity for in every part ieular and is priced to #¢i: SEE | LAND—St. Charlies rock road; 50 acres: &/ this on market for only $7500; stucco on DLS SPACK—-Aled furnished vrivate ® , sn = EXCHANG jE— if , , pe " . , Pt 5 ka « ~ ~ ; 4 Ss. " in x ; s : CEntral 9130 ic? ’ S 2 4~ aed to good tenant. x_D-82. PD.) Soir FXCHANGE—Have. beautiful, well- | t__. by | Cabs conan (ino ‘al 9 | a er) one deed; alwars rented ; ground frame: ‘ $1,000 =— oh . “. $20 159: let 15. blee k 3. Kamp. 105 %“. jth. * perches, city water, eleetrie hi ate. eon. 7 — 7 ; ‘ual? ae (WJ) a\ . ”* hiocke ro oJ: ad : ensamees . _— - vaiua : Soe . , P . montn rom cuttlare, » Caen. | as oat ac4?. +r ene natal litie GY _ } 4 a — = - i “oe ounty. FOIL EXCHANGE- 6331- Cia vt ym: dou VAt “3 W td.--Exchange 3-familv F - wd J. Il. EPSTEIN & SON, MAin 27167. $15 month.y. Call Hand 7076 wtih! os TFARY i ee —_ Sa i in belioen lot with a Ez ; 1] and t ore. wit flat modern ; ment for vacant or small home. Urcst , NGLFE OR DOUBLE FLAT Laciede rd wat , ’ sag . ' ‘ - ———— re - : terre . ali etationery ari ble etore Wit 11a! - - WANT Ct | sty ok 4 4 : ‘ m. greasive town of - ” on uC. iwnirs ior ated ten r ht ‘A ANt To “ : nar oo po trade. FOr- for eale or tracae. = iW E ~ kK s R REAL- eR20W . Well conditioned, ~ d ~ single on | NGALA ct New ravdern + room iram cas erectric. garag’. $° a ot joctors. lodge hal r _ fixt > Yeliet see . ie) | TY CO 810 Chestnut VACANT GROUND Wt ~Near highway 498xx bleck —_ ‘., suitable mo ath. ar: \ furnace pot 4° : gO0G NORTH AND | SOUTH RD. 2t81l7—o- room | r io eull tena . 63 =. ~ i a P On 4. j olored flat im cou rad for r “9 schon: high-class rooming TT hbalatnoer A) mont v7 T 4 0 and furnace ’ . a ST — =; its ‘alored flats n- 0) EXCHANGE—22-fami'v coierec fiat in county, trade for growing pet ° bungalow. bath larger cottages - “roe is TRUST CoM! “ANY . = ; EXCHANGE -18-famils — - O11 aM are per cent rented: Income about $5000 | established. Cherokee Pet Shop. 3406 8. subject only te first y wae I will trade for ight , @ Waibei, owner, Page anc 6 roome 7 of. the same chery payment plan at cost of : otek, tied. NS . a ; | , * = S2;0 per montana. — 6) | year. Owner will take several emal! | Jefferson. single or double in xood location. Phone Woodeon. (rveriand. M: 5 roome 4700 rent. IDEAL, OF r ic = S for rent. 4060) ar, : % een 7.; | pieces See Shepley or Fenche!) with | YACANT Witd.—Buncalow. 4 rooms. new, WENZLICK. CHestant 6n0e. BUNGALOW—With S roome furniture: a rooms: $4000 sen iJ. H. BEXNETT. Owner. Me. Pitie Bly Call or phone Lindell on , ' EXCHANGE—3626-30) ¢ mesareee a Si ie GLICK, Realtors, 832 Chestnut. MA 4ik*. | strictly medern brick. shades ns $5000 CASH and high-class stock and real place for someone just starts ovt 3 reoms and one acre: $2 2000), “Sullivan in ratio of my ‘s figs Bey ; hot-water neat, - + rt POR EXC ANGE 1 have 3-4 family ' garage, side drive. concrete § street. strain farm: will exchange for good apart-) price $4050. including furniture: house 5 rooms and one acTe, SAS mM Missouri and eleventh im the Unsted Cri ; If ; i}? ’ ae ers Kee jow oe : B: re 7 : raTrace aide -— A nec 0207 fiate modern let 168 {ret on BR road ay trade Slur wi equity for t acant . ment or income propert y. e' 1% je« “ft {tf firet mo ler wreace fry 4 and shade Lf owe - ree rttie and wire ain) One half acres ‘For rur health - aak« live si . BY “ys ~~ , ict a : ws, Cornelison, HI dsor Soutt 3T00 block:: willl exc har we for oth- | 3R9NW’. deed of trust. Grand National Co.. 595°) near ear ston 10 minutes from Delmar 19 lote, 50163 at a bargain s104 § ~ : : ae : _.” Lt’ art . ennt i art _— . ae 2 . - . ° " " rT ° . “rs a > Tee rT ’ : > > - arr a hh party. T aries 3 ) roe trnogra- ae pay . O1 Ll pune om ; ~e ’ REALTY CO ii) Chestnut family flat. 4 reems and sunreom, 4-car °E> | . . T (;} ~~ = , ‘ . ted ‘phone; §& | 3 m. ; , - Maraurtte. ; 200 : fully rented at 7 RADE F¢ mR COTTAGE to Lackland og... om P43 B4ll. Fred &. Joe. F. Dickman. 5175 &. Grand. La. O870 gee EGGS of Clayton ; ‘Seat rT} siitiiniiinaiiahaaiaaas 7 fret P : e let feet dce a aan FOR EXCHANGE iat. 4a 1 t. ‘ garace: Pp: ; dock s EXCHANGE Vent exch nae. ) &-rvom of Moorlands irive 1h be cr | §7200 r menth: want vacent er old prep- 4; 5 old _— en : 5 rOomne bet r - -% * Bors 3] -~ , — SIDE cect asst meinen aie iel see tu . 4 imate! Ie a shew k . . et ot ie . vari) h ro . Oreat TRIP. fg o leetrs Q: this te rt NG AL 7 — Fas! bone f a: : . A : - : , | on Wesimins: piace ; ,of Clayteor or il ¢# rt o. : le. @2?. * eoomee ie the furnas , ; ae i Pann saree mm ock rd 2 SS a , New Bungalow : #3000 - Terns ave “wr . ‘ wed ai , Ha : , mdorful bar lor | ee | S3 Charleville (Reck Mill and Manche- ter: - ee | both. furnace. ka Sed 58. hots far @4 .o 3) rocm ; i nd. BOX . rea! paren mm HROBDE a W ATSON VAKRELMAN, s6x1—- room brick cit DOeRET. INGER REALTY | 790; WIDOWN BL. ke = vern t rE ALT SISA Chestnut st. CHe r he rade for Ine —— es axe Sa F—Tad nn | RE ee (ca) | tage: hot-water heat: garage; trate for) J, oautiful Webster Groves imp FS EXCHANGE a a | aan . pyran as . Beautify (iffice ‘or Lease : — if | ifices for pone 3 10 CHESTNUT S&T. v Coline "ad flenr open fo! , oil “ENS mmivVi “m (Riverview Garden? | GENER aL STORE Wid.-—ts count?’ a. A oF RO RAE. INC. sautiis new sere Saneaee ate ay = ae todas of 265 ' — goat Buns Za «, & moms. madern: fireplace. | Sy EA cee? REAL ESTATE fla re’ FOR, TD Te oa town. -~fam'ly apartment: rents $300 Riv. 4510-11-1° 5473 Gernvois, range at 314 “. —— ee oe asien om. 4 harinek ‘reach windows. doors. grapes. fruit. ete; | ask re ALTY ‘ . a 4 4 : te ‘ : > p P Pipe ken bere ere epring eerarce st ~ere . “ . ~-5 4 seal EST, ATE— EXCHANGE _ PROHARGE—Putore business cori nt) Soop INCOME Wtd—For 75 acres on | gingle fiat in St, Johns or Lady of Ser a ooo . ; . « . - entn a we w Mad r- ae) 1 ' pe: sf , om 1 nce o for — “Di - : I mig mt” | Riveryde 2900 3.3 SINGLE OR LAU BLE Wti.—tin e-x- | «banner? x ¥-489 Poet meena ty BUNAGLOW—For sale 4 roome. ees “ithees Sach “ 4-famiiy. hot-water heat StStA wi * Sa Art oS me, “crea ae ee Promt-L)1 Ste tC - GOODFELIA AW *715-—Cormer: new 4-fam- change tor 3-rocom t ® eles? vax ; s . matt brick all around ° f 3- \ Peer eee | mf — and aNSy al . 3 pa mice t., “bt —= 4 MESAY) ti CFE 1-40-42-46 Watson tes ‘ths | roome agent- Mt ther 4534 Totus av Rox? ¥-10. Poat-Tienatech $10,000 ( ASH A ‘\ D EQU ITY tiful Homecrest — choice kets > #7 4% _, a: oa ~ - . te: : en. Uori ii. ‘ , " . ee ’ af . = eruit trie mdiscaped ot fpf tx 43 eve biork ; price . | y €40 de wr ath 16 ome *¥ jee @fe honest” and = return artic “<7 — | f beach car A aggne~tdliel , des ) | Vernon, FOrest S31 1W (cf) heatine plants: brand new: modern. of trust, $9000. Will put in thie equits from Yue’ a real vale, = $5400 or $45) mouth, Take wake Line to Charlack M4. | His of ‘ee . will welt pt Che cae Kime sb 2 wT) : HENRY RK. WFISELS CO., Rts amt UCheaetnut « cottag ily: 1” t, urnacs t = as 722 Chestnut, CErvral 2068. nd $170.000 in cash fer ones | *u tan oe | : - : . ‘ oss ~ - - oo | “5 ok ¥ ‘ _ (H ERY STOCK Wid—]1 on acres Hieh- _ row LAL L. :22 a a en ig in ; " ay ematied - . eS] @ story heey find if the loss ts adver rtiscd. : v7. “ii conejior amailer properts EX AN ant —_— _ Side. resi: = 40. tmproved: bargain: terms ; con 3-4 SINGLE Wtd.—In exchange for 4- piece of Dusiness property. oe me Gidl 2 Gomes Pe 1321, s ® sittene ed Phone reer i. érive | out me. Call MAin 1iti, re iD ee ests Box W-578, Post- .} eon $i. 500. equity a he se Box E-17&. | sider grocery stock as 22 pay. Jack Davis.| room frame bungalow, modern. 38xx | witz with £ ;LICK, Realtors. g°: Caestnut AT water 5&2. ; | ‘ artslond rd oot tt Crtker iON Hid $14.00U ho ' Bewling Green, Mo. Hurry! ‘block O'Meara: Box Y-#, Post-Dispatch. “MAin 4182 Chariack, then norte 2 block to butld t Diepatecn. co)

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Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. | mar ey wen SUBURBAN _ PROP. FOR SALE TT Wellston OURTNE Ss ae dd so wr tind 6 Glendale een wes Ne 7 sale ; NSU. 2 dandy - ERGs’; 8519 — “4 Ale 4 rl _ trae. : Brentwood —_— . ~ ot pat i sels ch . nake pod apd Daath: «aragcc. rcasona bic 7 _ foe tste pay) WILE BE WEIL SPENT LN Bas a: ; own ~ . “sy % , : , . *4?fage, 7 ‘ eh LOOKING AT . SPA N ISH ) A kK H) VI H if SUBURBAN BARG AINS | Procims. atti cautiful grounds. vaca! BAY Sh pveenreen 7321. . es +2 poh LActe ae terms Ca! : ———— : ; = . 4 ! : ry > ae ms VT —$6500, WINDOM. 8925—Bunzaiows ne > R . ‘ T “ oo D WEBSTER | CANSSIDUS. 4 a Beautiful so a4 6 ROOM. weet la ge rooms ‘ n hrick : good ie ation iwar st apm of | mon aT i RIE NI eS Gg Bln intcheoe echoo s: by owner. EvVergreen 502. (ct) , Chane. 1 ve orice is Usually vdern : nesducailll SUNDAT. JULY 7. 1999 SUBURBAN PROP. FOR § SUNDAT. JULY 7, 1939 o-2000 KELAL ES! AE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungaiows, Cottages, SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR ‘SALE ' ° ; peeeeeen | Pine Lawn Si. LvUuiIis ob POST-DISPATCH SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE pete oa Prost ag SUBURBAN PROP: FOR SALE John's Station aa SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE a8 re , Vd he eh ‘- gh Pll” ve ee ae . A Si Se eS +, Sides. \ » + She Se ee cenemauitins dati WINDOM, 8828—New. modern ~ eet re * a ery ee Se : a = * a oe ae 7 ’ a 2 ve we. he +s Cees pe Ppa ie pony 2 as we 4 4 ele atl me AL ae 7m POR gg. * i 5 apt . a eis Poe? a ne Spanis! atte 4 eee -~ '. s Wadi \ ae See oud Mh . 4 spacic us Ad Nb Sombe- t. t: wal her. vpen all day Sunday, or call W eastoS w itt OR WITHOUT LEASE. _ BEAUTIFUL NORTH ST. LOUL NT’ : encies. Glade . PREWOOD & TRUST CO Hland 71. pte Upland. Uf wishin to éaldeed | peeplit thy, | ' 7 if — : ‘ ry " 7 . ear ) maa ry oavili ] al- at , ‘EDW ARD BRICK BUENGALOW o wew;, + feos, bath, furttace, @ Cefn i 4 f 4 4 é d ei 4 (afi . oy ~~ -~ A Wi nde rfiul renting tloeeation j . 503 Pine Greve. . . ; oO aut , ; oe ereie hu — $5000. (wher lsog RESIDE Nt be NOW BEING BLILT. . ss Byxx REALTY. be a wiek corner residence, bath Neg aoe ie 1-{t. lot: ; « % ‘CTION gurace: let TO. 150; comsider trade for a Lh hase men = ee: ; oe. reems decorated: price 4 mall bungalow. ™ Meinell. i ms Ir. 1.8 , - re - : 19 : - co ELDORADO SE + Clayten LDW. KU Hs RL TY. CO... Lindell 7890. OHMEYER REAL TY oe University City Cd ] TREMBLE) WILSON. WER : —~ 4 2 + a . gt : 4 : 1? horissa! — wi ihee 5 ad payment = } AMHERST. 7049—*?-family. 5 reoems and bungalow: vitrotite bath, sted st = sleeping porches: [)f POOMS—T [LE B. {'] H - , nluce, oop west, ~~ blecks north ef \ SECOND FLOOR len ® : rode rn; ¢a>y terns, | : i} ) ftildsen @7e.. fe) , - —— ; . t ! al ; : ino P ot¢ction we Asli be Ea : ’ ta a flats ard a ments; for barzain price Low price and terms for quick sale. Hl LIERERT ‘s RIELLEY. Chesnut Se = FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 3th. o 7064—Modern, new 5-rvom om snl LR ne pa th eara im iy roveme! ts: nie Ss yi): Ty ! " 2 OR , A , pl ws | = erwime . , Dario;»r - nericht Bid EF z } | Fif "I AMHERST, 732 : o han (“it , 0, i We tas | C 7 ee University City rent $190 month; $1500 cash will hanaie. lorated on beautiful. large = ay i NS. | RF. ASO’ ¥O PArk view . oat a are “te “Soaggel “ wy : a te ¥ sterm oun ee oe , ry ON, | a aa - a ; “4 . ” on ; yf at : r A ‘ ¥ . ; su Oxl4 . f 3 5 4 | ‘ “ - ; | / ; 3 > 7 ster sxht in the heart of Maple- TILE ROOF, HOT. WATER HEAT Toate fiw, Ht dsen 628 st ATTKACTIVE BUNGALOW ns, in 7!56 Wes more CONSIDER LOCATION FIRST i : 7 . i } ’ } 1 iG y ant - ‘ on ~ Cx siz Bend. block CORBITT 685-—D ai —— Pret Lfa. Tt Ni SIMPLY HAVE EVER * oe ee ltace waiter. Lakeview HOMES | or will exchange. BLUMENFELID K. Eb. 7450 Universil’y te cars, trains, stores, schools aad a as 2S? yp Ms : mi: : W NUE Re | 4 : ’ . : . + oellar gataee eo ef « at : Led E- Department 44 b Richmond Heights et) i 7 , é Ney ae En =] Pind x219 "RIT i Hiland vi : ‘ h zalow dose Bs ode ~ ~ ~ - ~ 2 - ° - -~ a ae | , - ~ - - ~ r Le CYY= “> CF C, 4A fy tor? m ree) ~ ~ THOMPSON BR, COL PArkview O11 hunw#alow } ~. SOU, Dei made: gara ) She oni ~~ & MAYRAOFER. CABANY 71°90. GANNON ‘ ‘oan sve ome I —s r I JOHN H. "ABBOTT. go ly sa9 (Chestnut garage U h luneeV P. Heat} h Co, hd of REQUESTED: anna TERYS. RARPine 2 ts (HESTNEUT CHE 7 IS ONE - ; iat li)” A. } “A Eb~ ster - 24 a Moderate ‘ NAL K : ag \ a in ieoat i aa $500 Down. North igh —Freom frame, bath. ailey mage, wit «on,ieet ‘Theann. “th peter ry. CO. Lindel) 7808, S580, muet eet ML iberTTy¥ l erguson ‘a itis iain " i458] a RY solid ILL SACRIF IC B |! shine toue — au ' 0 mOUMS. rwo ATHS. bei ven 0 — pes for inepes oe ae Bk - \. J. MAYRHOFER. CABAN nies ¢ 19x ' oe ssanandnek o-rooem ( aloniadl ' 4 ’ dg ta vent ry ‘ r, . i ‘ . | i ‘ wiows. lot SOx 160 on cur time , ‘ os . . ie mn _ stl acy irc hl lioors i : r SOOO } N it a He \I K A ND (Re IUNDS I ' i a ive Ail bad *Tamli Alta De 3, home at pic! ' pr ; . lL_LTENRER SER. 1} YrvACIianz ‘) >.) isi) Wit i - ga re ‘ , a } : ; t » re ania ‘ ; ‘ brie ‘ . : : i ~~ , dic. BLUMENFELD RE. ¢ 510 Title ek ROME AND Cane a ; - fatt bric ALEX. H. WATIS & CO. : ae. ee. ae nom T U XE DO B (nar Blade WAin Peano 7 : as ~ bok. ei | oe |, nn : sie t leg P LAYTON. WYDOWN o?on LV ry F aan hase. 4) oretman. ide drive. « rytorte ~ ~ 4 i . ind cw -roem or * : ‘ , ame “a ) val - \ | ELI, PArkview 55] 6625 Delmar OCS una with -car « ~» hae Kis RLITY. CO.. Lindeti ‘a AST] Wi 1B I ah Hea (04 ; jen axtas. RESIDENT BE. an ew aaa nl "e rm foo! jot. ce i ° 4 - ‘ rat. wv . . ; rr : , , re . . ' . &TSin ~ . ,em? sabia : ‘RI STON i = u mpleted \ ee pe en a ee th \ alley Park : i} torms tr ~ a ae : HILMER be T. OPrpreN TODAY a é er = le , i, loor ho r hea a i i : oo 9u a} oe : = io | MOVE RIGHT IN | t ’ ae nd vad my firet-f! , ‘ - ; Ni TT r ; ins “ r ; oi eee aris ; s A 1 , ' : m : i} ; . " ay , | ‘tures a Tt . (*] ? L ai res ‘ ; i P2ailh. eae 8 P| i r . : ‘ LL2 ri¢ } r? at - aaa ' : ap pane ASE RED). PERG SON. MO . aw ' . t mad 7 50u erms, Owne: Inspection. aie . +e rf om apt WS terms | }- f ait - AL > ‘ E SOTTAGE -Brick: 9) re 36 =o 14 ret . vO n! iliand €&86 d .EALT ayto! } “ey ; tox K ut. F en aie ek ee ’ - areas’. “.. —— ———— 4 ‘ ; . _ — . . , - . . 7 hat — = B P| ae rr ven 3 4 . . tec conned he im eouth et = : ‘ { . , tie a A} ; erview Gardentie; ’ nici MOND PL. © s . noadern throushewt voms a vd bath * elePCIirie Pre- "Po rT) : iad . ed to ecil. Chas. Mc i Gecer 1eG lanilor serv- ; . f desired. % _— Oak. 3} Chestnu , , Puct lols x 4 WM. L. HECKMANN, Developer ag | : ) ~ dass meni, a : cabinet. nigherad + tg d for radio: mediate Perfect i fx°ercrk CO. EVerareen 5968, rr oorn 7 CASE KL HERN. 101-42 i—New aed att --* a Tn Oe eRe ee yg oe nem misty an ee ie BOWMAN VWI ther ae We belo Vinita Park ss A 14 ' BUNGALOWS—Have 3-4-5 room Bricks NEW W E BST KE R HO 7 TY. CO. EVers. and frame, $200 to S500 ecush. balance ELM. *® BLO CKS FAS i j-roem less than rent. MAGUIRE, MUlberry 6200. ROAR OF &. nA. i cemetae nasewe Arlingt u aii home , —-Restru P ai % ; } A KREAL LIVE BARGAIN. New -room frame vr “deme « ad ¢ Cais ape ’ . ' _ kts rs * a Bee OF ba, ME Te Cs. oe at oy tobe tee « M a o-% . » 7 “ ay re é “ ‘ wetew apache SOUTHWEST RLTY. ~ ~~ ’ PReo« LLL LC CN CS Meat IR OR Ne ny ba 0 “a SYP ee Pie UPrEN rOR INSPECTION ila be ai rt if i] hardwood floors. ai Fantaae lf Fergus T ss . 7 Ni YALA »\\ reams, sieenin i" SOCIO conerete ami shrubs: best loca owner lea i ing eits DARST MAIN @545 a'/« q dhe “COLFAX : h ~~ : tile f : r hea nor ‘ g . } . Ry). = ocmaney " Li b I er "Fri d , re et i nati wa n i bl. i} Up = rs e * — oy 35 : Jacks i | ! Spring: o- m br ‘ e% y LVenren mes next dver aL ity. v.. Li Hh 7568. } MeCAWL SOx1G5, Casey terms: low pris I Ni apg 4 Sroom cottages: saite fine \ . , eae el r oT . . ~~ ~ Side . LAT — 40x14 Crest, ay. | nav on ti ’ ; ‘ Le ‘ a : this is es and transportation; 31+.0V : for your hom tre ; a 5500 CASH. BALANCE KENT r. J ORNW FLL R. E. CO. ii » bargain. reasonable : S220 MONROE sT HOM BS 1430—Dandy 5S-room hrieck 7 furt cas, we ater. buyer wssuran e , : ia race. } a! A personal condit ian. Lindell 7808 VILLE. 4lt-—Mouer, wg “INITA PADK ore — MANLEY M. & TN. 910—Pretty 4-room brick ; complet r rent tor VINITA } ARK BUNGALOW L529 Areade Ridge. CEntral F Ober beck. t CHS RLITY. CO., Lindell 7 it a room brick. aT a hath rea ide n +x y aa : A} mid bungalow 1 I ii iLrnace let - location near scho Wii. E. WRISBERG. 3204 8. GRAND. #0nauin a Vest borough work ingman oF eg ae eine il VINITA PARK BUNGALOW HOFF REALTY €O.. COlfax - rm ae and painted: all nn nga Oe ms; red oe 4. JAY ALHS CO... 10th and Chestnut s«t«. hye pw. L. KUMS RLT ge 5 ft GIMBL tile bath hot-air heat; large let wis. WANSTRATH. “yD : > xi cod ¢ r ‘ , . "Fr ° ° ’ ry . > =19 NORTAMOOR DRIVE FOR SALE OR REN'1 \\ ANY] IT CUTE? e150 CASH BRAND-NEW—6 ROOMS Matt brici roo a 17-19-21 JEPE | neenie gue ae clascow. at UPEN ALI DAY. ~+ ne} pet pection today +29 qT Pupent: Our ’ isianianes . 4 ro ome. ‘ti > — —— k fast if " cer i on = conan i rock! : At a ~ this beauty iz 7 brand-nev room nd hi wate exceileun ait ; et ror : ‘4 5U-foot ’ nan nies Sain Ge . ; » be Deo Tle | me bath meat mal rick heme wi OM ol hx A, ork f , by to st : ‘rept oh ane: a . t Preryewaine. +. nd 6 Tock - =4 re Be ‘Rl TY. co. i *. . ot os ftexed ilvit 1 dining reom: % dand: ru! atholie schoo! and irch; ¢ it the 7 | me 4 _ close . rT 4 16 ~Fairsround Park ‘ “tis i 4 JA ~ yi ie ‘ , til at 4 ma oo te blocks ir > oY a} , . . > . ' ' ' viatk , ar P ; . rR , nad Gre elev av. baka &LA 7 ’ ary ee with STOCK-SCOTT “TOChK-SCOTT KLTY CO. EVERG. 8750. . oe i wit many fruit ana GRIESEDIECh, ¢ layton. WY. ; ; 2 her d ¥ OF ca 3 E 11 EY W ILSON. Webster _. me — hesement rood ST CA TMHERI — +t} BEAL TIFUL NORMANDY BUNGALOW ‘ rhe od. see today sill LivE B rad Os ; a si~ “ER w , ). . } ihece . / ty a *e* arr o 7 . Hist if Til ai U . ‘CORNET & ZEIBIG. a ee — yy al Rane fae RN a hurches and tation 7148 PERSHING barxnin. KAMI, 105 N. ith. Cilestnut | tractive landecavine. porch, fons ALKE 718 Chestout St N} ING RIL " sant Y =; Wy" 7} 7 EE nny ge ae Toe Shibeo Sn : ror d breaktast ~ k S342. Nall TirRol ITE BATH, ST = ¢ ’ + : us . ¥ ‘ ? + A 1) : ‘ : | Ja : . ia ahs , , 4 . ’ Pr .¢ ; basen ent . t "40x 4U. ~~ j | = 5 L , T) ~e , ye 5 ne *s coal - ; . : T418 AND 7452 FLA ORISSANT ROAD selleut condition Hos as aaa. wake > pr at erty | schools: ds LE | hos DIRECT AT A BARGAIN. aaa ma ' 3 st : zr i;RIFSEDIECK, yt cna a ruwomd | the south o1 ~. ir eauut y a ' a... , : ' _ becca ia Pram layton. WYd wi O68] (ce wn De] Teens ine gurast hiock 4504-006 Wilshusen, Tom ing perch; Will cor r trade. OQwne Ab 147J . endaic wre Some. Pe beiy.baed andaneme 1° Lfde EUR ABE TEReBACe KESIDENCE LOT — G5x137 feet. west "shrubber rden; easy ft ente: id i Bargains. You cannot [7 fear cerage: « AH ag Po : LAGE- intrs ’ ub . JUsf COMPARE THI aoe [aa “eth aie : ‘ aE 4Y . OME siue of North and South rd.. 600 feet r young couple r old puple, ive ae r STO00 more ie Fs FonkIN. ts rie rt eh Tt R : ry} e | f rt i , | rr With anythin vou’ een asia C ‘ P 4 . RC. HLO DRIV EK IN BEL NOR A N [J eA L, >} A I | ry p4 if e { by south of Delroar bl.: 12 beautiful trees: it ti? ous ; }OWN w Bt RIAN, 3 at : 4.4 1+. 3s— we brick Vietes : ; . T . ; Ything you've se anywhere: 6- : ""hecaeemehede ed rooms ~ larce “! improvements in; only $60 per fvot: 7 NG ALi Ww—f rooms hardwood flours Di HoutTeauU Bt G Rand a. _iust o mpleted vi ve shson ef . O45 ~°T, ' , ome . : Es ee sail room brick bungalow: furnace heet. large SECU Very attractive, consisting of 7% the last lot left. See it today. } lev? ‘ HOLSES, lots jeans, eee 2 ae pi . rae eomntete4 : card o - bet NG LL OW —t) r ms, «™.etls m ern "ents ae mp crounds ©hambers road, just south of Halls Ferry; Call MAin 1900 LOUIS H. WISSMANN R&R. E. CO., aorre:: — LAFLIN. a G-reom ; Webster 328. (ey Re Ot AO SRA OWNER WILI ouniry rarne¢e oF CLAYTON oSD Mel in N IGH r 4 ACRES brand new 4-roem modern lat Th each floor: -t b ‘nm i ap- - WEbstrr vo? i'w (tiv in : s . 4 4 - rt " wW tthe hig Vinevard: chic cen house anal roonis on each apavi. mu a ae *¢ ‘0 p = *\ ‘ > > oume : . i i oA ; — (“a' .@: owner w ill sei] . oot a On L00-Toot jot on rensenabie terms to reilable party. Call W T Ge party. ANTS TO GOS NN. d028 8 ior saic - “sles! 1eN ij ert biel =a — $5500 - " ill consider $1500. —— " Ui ) L ‘ ‘ , . M da owe 119 — “tl B aut 1% oO VT rRENR Rm REALTY C€V.. 3603 Cheutent ~s, UU} AS r\ro ; Ye. pine te om red ou aay trad ; at for 2 families; Sell ‘= Ageni | | enicise ve : PASADENA HILLS HOMES OWN ERS SACRIFICING GIRALDIN BROS! RB. E. CO.. 813 Chestnut BUNGALOW—Bargain; only one lefl; open = OWN {4 Summit wants t BE Races. dandy G-room brick, bath, 7 -~ > ; ¥ ; or \ RO Ver TION TO 4 7 , ’ bi) met * . seas 7 , . se ‘ . & i. : | : Matra 2iiis ' ne a . arage. want af {fer a ee ~ aes WILL DOUBLI ag \ ~~ ' “iy — “— |: f R LIC K ~ AL EE lonis 7 ' S - “ Key, BK... 7 — out eure; wt | ew i ‘uul ; ‘eS no . bi ; ii 4 it . t> ; : r . “ ” : a Th 4 nt . . * . TT) ‘ =’ i i i \ > j r. . ’ - = - ‘ . . ~ F e make ; 7 : containing - ae JENNINGS KD... 8719-21—Seautiful. BUSINESS TRANSFER COMPELS SAL? . $-family fiat. f0% Sherwood Dr ’ ted Saturd Linc OLS. 3714—4-reem brick NN —I? rooms—i1 baths— rex . re ing ow a. ae a“ . : . Dt ‘ v “ROAD 1 reritiis ee = Lilie boat hy. f irtwuare hent : 2-Ca!l ; ; : - ; 3 : . Gr 2 ALE —KE \ I, ~\ \P Bw het.- water hens. curnger. z 10 acres Se ” curage. “i incon Mi VMeinel! ‘ TD "ty 4% nee |! ‘3 , — misaiptidlars ants e ra 3 , DW , ae Hs ae . y rth poe om : ‘ j ‘ : mR AeMITTSeEN . 2 . : n ePwner eet — eity —_ | ~ 4 . re ei] . ’ ti ; - : ‘.' (>. & > Ess \a . . S : 4 at . a7 : i ; ; i , bi - ' . , SAT TIN -FIXTID , . we : a ; , = - _— oo Vr. “peek . r a 5 { > : : ’ ey x1 $4 be iced '? i a . = J pare " : ‘I ry : CORNET & ZEIBI (MMLIK. €190--S-rchen Gea al cantt brick a | eongiorags i Chacecey ehh $1: OW CLARK. 62 © —— | a igonquin 4 DW. 1 KUHS RLITY. €0.. Lintel , ~ ~ oul a’ — y {i “gel ‘ «4 1" , Liu ‘o-] rner jot; ial .> : > : iz ONTO y zis ‘formeriy 4 ——— ‘est of B — ors, large living room, side drive to 2000 Cash Bal. bas) terms W estm } ooo » : erat xi stan putes ‘ar garage: % block from bus, schoo! and | peas soy atu n New 5-room single flat: located in Little CsimM Oreial bung alow. tile bath. furnace. hard wood . 7 “t Two-room brs ot Toxll - , Oo I ; M P ’ La 4 k wood, 4 - Wm . rT Be . owner will sho r , i ? h ‘-car rage; street yt) pet A CORNET & ZE . Flower aris wit grarag . ne) West vet sheen — guneenene ss — ite eM ee ae oe Abi gee IE " RRR Tied Doxey ¢ m Ooi we tes tee ~~ ahh 0a a “~ 2 a - oe OD eek Oe ire, - lt terti a eem frame electric, garage. ete today 2 atagee PIL LIN Ay UII FAN SR EA Sy ANS Re ERNE Hig pep: Se mit am ys gah 7 ‘ 5 Se ot res. COUNTRY rooms—iti haths— ROL —* ; constructed =( country L ife \e res.” | Bare al a mn f eorn ©? " PEOPLES REALTY. T160 Manchester. FAIRVIEW. 760—Modern brick residence: iacludes @ sleenine porches, breakfast and sunroom. tiled heth with s«shewer-: Ramp. 105 SN. tth: CHestnugt 824° ‘ e ' ee MONTL.OMFPRRY. 1916-—6 reome. ‘ na weg eve -_— werd for ! made: flat all medern througheut: price ‘19 Chestnut EDW. I : ; at least $7000 Pox A-158. Post-Dis. OPEN LO DAY sid Bea we ite we. sae Te 3 ’ Re-pacur am, Loe, * ee SAAN ID COTE tn rr tert ata a ie —— ites ia Bs sh cadet, thins inane od olin ras O28 Labs FOr st G19 Beautiful Moorland Home Bar gain we OUST AL VALLE ALTA DENA HOME, $16,750 At thie price we are RivTy (o.. Ferguson % KF TH acres § (cor- {. ‘(TAVOIS, in- be hought right, 206 Tithe Guar. Bide ST. ROAD ACRES KAHL-BRUESEK! STOCK-SCOTT RLTY EVERG. 8250 SLQTT, 8824 j (I. “DIM MITT. RICKHOFF- BAYER, » Bir j Home Bargains ROOMS—ONL : S1.800. unis L:tex Wallis Ul iat mi im! f SPDT i = Tt leasdale at Han! rif “want CHAUNCEY P, HEATH CO... GArtield \ REAL BARGAIN ’ a\ r r mm = rag rms NE ys Boy yn “ Se —— re ggg a 124 Helfenstein re Just take « ‘ ' reem brick, 3 down, FT wp: fir-t fleer: furnace, gcnrage: Painted and papered: $5750 qith rash: balance monthiy. Otte on premises \\ 7 3 } bia ' : , : ae tae blak : * ; T} : } M ‘ har ’ . : ' ; 4 Yh od { _ourt, W : 4 hpw 1 i Ls nt TY in.. ‘ ’ } 7 t ‘ : OHMEYER REALTY: CO... COlfax OR50 . —— : : R, KEMP! AND meee S 119 pe ld ine... set aue + sin si Westborough and ) Lindell Ta@@, ma Fhories : ' \ it nodet 7 —_—— UNIVERSIVY PARK SINGLE. THEROB | a see : - i= eee ALL ON OA KE FLOM nat REDUCED rv $15 MOU. rs = — ae Beantiful wi —— Se ’ ' e F> The frent perch ef this bungalow is of 3-5 «ingle fiat | > offered at a 1 me. 3 > bt} “ge ai > eee pepe Six nt PARAM. 2153—~ i! B \ RY ! \ | \ fs a «ize te comfortably aceommoedate five ale, os Blog alamo +t ee foae ee a SE: alered Atte ae . ; noes : > _we arranged . \ . . . tubles of bridge: the bathroom walls are RR apc , . . : : a, ar aus eS +s . ee te , fornace, [ar garage. finished in Sani-Onyx tile, white-trimmed ;,..;) eens a 5 ' neDOr beatae” wre on hower. special oak doors. ie = + == tet. — enon : 4 ores. cars andy . ~ | () A ( ‘ . |: _ . 7 . Iie * ge gee . tig 7 ‘ tern i with sea green, an overhead shower With jeage, et a. ra chara “ tiful fixteres hre ughor a kreen curtain add« the finishing teuch: unda: may ilies a 2 gar i : OLY ORCHARD BANK REALTY co - , pa pecans ail OWNER LEAVING (ITY —sICKNE . | sist doe aes —s ood Gite of , : yu 4 : white aod «reen has also heen carried out , ment en . ne san 1 —— Two car brick gf grit | EDWY |. KLES RLTY CO tin. , . ore alga ere and ons sagyl nw : : in the kitehnen and breakfast room finish; ri iMMITT RI sreenanin. oh « cm . — = AT ‘a Prt. (TLARDO) ae ee: : ’ . ' : at a balance 100 mvuont iis. $30 W VI e RE VA ' A _RE b2 ai. “ast 7 “PRY ~ ae ie . . AL aS txlow. tile heth, het ir bent: Kas (i BER rn \ 208 Cheuteun * ibs , oe living wowte ~ 8 _~ € ~ _~ “Mr. AWLEY R COL NTR Y HOME On Re hetwert M ati * : 10 aon Kirk wood sauin ‘Clu ased See pan 500x200; inspection invited: Hiland Mist pere tio A a ene trees grape nes Jim Beals STOCK-SCOTT RLTY €0. EVERG. 8750.) cars. sire , Pins ; n ere | NEW 5-ROOM MATT BRICK eee: ame , ) : —- : Ease C ounty House Bargain Decorated in linen and tapestry: 3 3 LONTAL : zs. ink: | Oper Se gs oe | bright and] ) DOOUTT RIC KHOFF. ‘BAYER. ‘ ~ : os 4 . ; ~ Atria ' nat ~ gyi” : ao 4 , ee! r i - 7. ‘ake 3130 Shrewsbury ee ee buPgalows surpass anything KORE RT HANSON. Kealter Fullertan Bide , Ho thi Ye tem & im = mg offered for $1590 more. They have FORK iors. TOiN-= Howrn~ s ' - ' o . = *\% I sus Tre - € everything befrge built inte medern hames« LAND. REAT TOR rf, . am HOL- _e =— OPEN ; z c >. Firest #2 - ral . . Must be seen and compared with any other CCT Pine — “— anton ovrentl i | ° 4 “. 5 LZ “. ; ‘ carad 5 ~ you are considering. Open daily fer in.- , ' > At i Mi) age : . F. ain , via ote: rome et fret pr 8 20g sinew tis ii ee POO s © arr oh. spection. é watee tae . re i ot wortres Pen ote! — , . u ' on pooetat ** - H ART Wit. Des HINGER REALTY CO.., + : fur r 2. mR, BROOKS AGEN y. - . hl site ; ae ee sage : ©" Part ann OEE Cs i 4 EE LOOX Me wsdury bus passes hover 396 Easton, FOrert 3889. (cay) “\ SER BANER AND LocksLi ; ali oft sete a car : me OVP REALTY me (Oifas cf9 | : LSOx105. 1 Price iaht , . is every city ee OPEN TOD Pine Lawn STI 7 a ee —— The P ride of the Hi ils CHAS. FP. WELZ, 4642 Gravats. Riv. eee Pn ge Ry fr - : s : 100 Diet com ok = he al ; : ; . ~ Sart x Out tile bat hard een was , snes g 4. -9 i Rt Ai OR BLILD. sEE 3 Fines | —_ 4 rv aay buyer would think thease YY ch . HALO Ma@huracturi: iB th — , ani , ; ed _ per a) r ee et of a ¥ 4 th SSeon BRICK. There # ) » urche® ‘ 2 " : v Large Poome. maudern th Wy ' : io ail Th OL eormtlerr here MAKE arein. ER: OPEN TODAY om : a g fs , greativ reduced Cort RLTY. cH. 5 : Uabics Bldg nm i) ' er , en eMail inves«t- ; Post .D - teeta i shade tre I ‘ ERG, , ee ; 4 ' : > ’ nor re ‘ : . ' rey ‘iis 4 ¢ 6 ~ ‘ —_ — Sas s* = senna and Th KER ite Goavein PReepert a ata nee —- ’ : ri buna! Gy J July | on wr pren 7 et chans. Al Ores TODAY «= Te S garage i Dasement ect ; — : n his , | | t eee ernst’ fer | am Scar auras ge “4 | RLAND3345--Fac pricnal home pear) SouPig-dram sink. ironing board and cabs OPEN TODAY KESIDENC! xz wi Webaten . ae Sr ‘ ’ ’ _ sana «at ' , ai rae a , anal ~ ih, _ ‘ fo. TT RLTY. ce. PE Vergreee : image : lars ’ 7 erry ‘ 2°) e ' ; j ‘wee . ‘rr " . . ery r. H cn =, HOME JUST COMPLETED , 500. Hiaat esac PS OFFERS IDEAL OHM vi REALTY CO. ——— 7056 Maryland ¢ aadiniiin aie = Ce ry, ——— eer ate : “a. Ct ooh Se taser ae io TUXEDO—OPEN SUNDAY SUBURBAN CHATS . } — " 3° * I %% \ ~ ' . ; 7 : F ' >, Ul ' ! ay 1 ; k é + ” x Zs : - 7 . 7 Hat ris i alt) TT " ar. saymente. or will trade shower, bath, hardwood fleers. Craftex NEW 6 RO M BL NGALS Ws G buyer this + : , , | ma = oN. th St , . @ ne : ose sesicaaiiienenets frame: tarse let: price walls, @eapper gutters and sereens: ga- , ~ ext NE Y ACREAGE rf ' He beet 4 oy , , ' orice £$4°°0: £° O00 Coun Rrune av... ome bieck east. Open. cl) (its ene bleck nerth of Olive “treet rd.: ONE | HENKRICHS REALTY CO : SS ===. beautiful lecation: targ- tot: fine double nese = | i . -" wet ‘ ' ' " ” (ef) } ' ere) n ner TRADEK™ A\TIEPNTION. steres, vet there is privary on this THIS BARGABREE UST ERSITY 255054 rome, , a — | | : | a ——— salt University Park—Encli.l ; : % , Beautiful Osage Hills [S ¥. 7 Hestnnt 5353¢qmmy FOtsE—Re A Jp dg ge ua a sieve Son ants co ca ee roe aes ee : we ak he | .% . i ; ‘ - Tis a » i , . ny one nen ‘| ea leery in ; ind , ; . EE) +, 3. ‘I : wr} : KLY se Ba? ie ~ . he tend ven A wn , nee - g SCOTT Soon t - . +r" . . LOUK BEAUTIFUL eee Shri Ware ee nee —to ree a " = L OWS = tile | bat RROUNDINGS . kK ; _ a rage in basement: $7850; $1000 down. { »N\ iY S 1 ot 4) ( ‘ASH , . ; : . . ntage yet aol oe = ROR 0 | | | | OF ( LAYTON ag “ , ra a MO OIN( Si Fe 601 WOOD-ON KD WABASH 1:78 taker « 3 : ‘ — y Witer and cle BEANIE SS PERE EON SE ROW Ee Sng ORS RD Enc iinnl Qik: Ste Nines Mie pie dij ae : umerous. hi : Fr POMEROY BER SUTHERLAND. 7208—i-reom cottage: bot : - | , Boren and , wa > Seenendeenenl asin’ i a ; . haw +e ie | As N is 100 feet front: enly S22350: enaay terma . the it . WEB fi be? a2 = rs , i ; vi. ‘ si pe k a R a, Disex atch prints a Vatri eg (lifferd 710" Pare ‘ hheas 2973 a4, ereit: Hi} ris! s STE . wit 51 ES TRUST LLL. Rea! ¢ oe: “, - th et. . GUeCR : PEN ALi Dat a | an Seek oane semen eon : | Te, . EE OUR LI - a: floors Surunce. ga- | powe Ue = | ar | noun’ anam 2 fg Pens M7 WILE FEN Te REA 5 2 ' Deni | — OK. ae with - tal - R we ¢ nm aah the : . +) , . , , . rene} : errs bets " : ° e CLASS: FI cD PAGES . : : 7 , ’ rl ‘=* “| . uss j ; . . " ° : * saa a ’ a a , t ae | RAVENWOOD 4615—4-room frame: con- ‘aries Rock ri orice iS om. dinme room. hreak fast ko ’ - the attractive 6 roeumm erete feundation ; let 1i@al3ss: $00 cash : 2 balance Tike, rem ( 5 ' Ts ami maids re | ; . - ' ait. ue — POR — will handic. balance like rent. or will ex EN. 8%45—Bunzalos yg Tod en first Neer. Built.in } . : , 4940 Alcott pended 4 chenge RI i MEN? Fip RK. . coe Sse ving rOom. “ mice bedrooms and bath , ome and career . — ‘ teem freee. | Title Guar. Bids. MAin 1609, ‘garage; iets of shrubs. WaAbash 47! PArkview 4551 ammee : om ever. Call siiru he ; fimbine reere ara f us ’ kinds: aiso @ iake fed by three eprings Upen Maple ood — MARTIN & BREITT — re Lil’ Chemical Bidg. MA. ik a a Fn ‘ Mariewood wot xp CITY TRUST Co. 6635. Delmar ‘sreen LUO Laion - owner esr ine eaty. MUlberry a tapeteh,

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SUNDAT i. | ae \ SUNDAY. m-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. oe post-DISPATCH JB > JULY 4, SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE = y susuRsan PROP. FOR SALE ) BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES } BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Webster Groves Wellston For Sale | For Sale | For Sale For Sale | For Sale | For Sale For Sale Northwest | Northwest : South | per | ~ South — 3 ~ South LEASING THE City. ——— hoes ' We eet *\ oe f road f . Fiore! Vs-— ~ nes : “rh LA aaa North = ee ae, orm thee rootin hes, ho - 6919 ' ett ‘e°> and inter eelie "Penolens a” hn = K. 85050 | HODIAMONT. 55! 0-0315——- Sina down ‘ hn oe Is A ee ; AL rete AM “. % 2 ggg 9 mon er un; brick! MICHIGAN, % vw room brick bath sos ' NEW BUNGALA Ww, S750 aU uti ful «th ’ ; pa yar , . SOW « ‘ ce reoms, in-a- or payment for there new brick bungalow a. | G20 abadie; dandy o-ryoonl rick: ; Cottage, osepect 4 , warage, etreet aie: made, quick sal ~at? . nr oS Pa A | : > . , ’ Wh ape: S| 3 oo — tile — ‘oan k fireplace, furnace. tile four-room eff Sener « , rice reasonab! large tile bath, furnace, oak flvors: ga ALABAMA i740 3-room prick sile | S4N(H) terme Piverside 70°. cer?) DON T |: AIL TO SEE : ash oY ment, A one mney bargain zs KIENLEN | = SELLIS, CHESTNUT 6058. ‘'STRODTMAN & & . ; a » TKE MBL bY. WILSON. WEBS ewly ‘ya ' +r Wasi , MAMONT. 5510-12—2 brick bungalo- OS beseie ay. o-rooth é ALLEN, 2737—Daidy rout wullag MICHIGAN. 4827— Qul hath as : ee Roy bc | ! se "eg ary Wainwright Bids. nt ba ery hardwood fioors, tile bath:| lows; just competed; 4-room efficiency; | ardwood floors, tile bath, furnace; lot) sexo terms. + lh 4141. hee . etre : cone e oS ee (nh Roms SWEPT Boe ES a | tor, ‘d tu sel! quickly; monthly payments, s« low pve : ’ ) 0 ; — ( 2 MORE LEFT—25 SOLD SIMPLY HAVE EVE RYTHING : & —_ 426—3-rvom | oltage. water .| 340, _ ss STRODE an eg oo & | Sot Tw ie-DISCHINGER Ite AL TY CO. ALASKA 4400——Lat, 330x142; improve- | MIL ENTS, 44844.—-Very nice, 7 roome PARKVIE block cod, =. Loute County: G20 Marshall; new 5-room English & S 3 N. sir et and walks mace, er an % & xi AN Soe cata es ‘ . oe Z s LINDELL 2044 ments made. (ec) ) modern: hot-air heat; %-car garage; all ; : ; ye ae bungalow; vitrolite bath, hardwood f riek wee (e83) | NDELL 3690. (c2) | tile bath, hot-al h t. K + thir floors: | 3500 CASH ALASKA, 4605—0-room modern brick cot-| ‘provements made KINGSHIGHWAY §&. W. lot 22 R" feet deen. ait pepe. =. (artistic walls, overhead insulation na tt 3 CO. . | me aes ‘ROUNDS PARK COTTAGE side drive ‘to oaet te she aan condition. 5636 Mimika:, 4-room brick. tile bath, | tage; 2-car garage: $7500. See owner, H. A. O'ROURKE, IN ni : ‘FORD RD : a. to “8100 sont i ee A . me’ located on beautiful, large bot; conven is oS ; in r eRe oe coon Bi omataaas o-room brick; furnace:| EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7800, | furnace; a real barkain: very easy terms. | ce?) RIVERSIDE 4510-11-12. 547 : GRAVOIS. AND MORGANI DD. i 4 4r—- “a leas cae Ohaee. er to ears, trains, etores, schools and che : 1 c il Mi MU t “ 200. ° . » . "QD oo : 8 an 1 > - , . * “I ET * * > ir ‘ 2 TE >} ithw ioe 7 , Tuxeda For Sale | fine lawns. Price and ‘terms richt. Ad. | RLOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. EVergreen_ 83 50 | first clase condition. TRUST CO ALFRED. 1804-4 rooms, sunroom: mod- N m0r 4, 4044 4-room =modern CHRISTIAN BRINBOI | ‘oar reamee” yf ps ‘warase ree, aenie. D) bh ati oo wer “pet he , , ‘ie , ay n -rEVICt OF € t es. 4 . rh a6 —* ' : ‘ ac iM -aah ermes ' , . s: : ’ tury pungalow van dy rad on ; 53xx N. KINGSHIGHWAY. Easion & Sarah. Lind. VU461. eon: sacrifice, terms, excellent buy. See es rite y i; SIO00 cash. Serms REAL ESTATE CO. water. streets an eewer made. fruit tree led bata. iaiemens you oF - tcl.- . ran mS, “ { ‘ ; H A WwW [IL 2 M ANN f-room vers modern: large lot: any Trea. | $500 c As iH. tocay ; . : e ( HAR. Fr. WELZ e 1642 Giravols. Kiv. 2080 36°71 s. Grand LActede 3040 and er ~wyy pDients ahade ane lawn’ must ii 1 ; Nan). ‘ u- , ars Tih } ° i Peed | i> WN. sth st. (C Hestn ut 1587 son able offer acccpted. Box hes 3653. .-D, 5 26 Helen Ron $3000 vuys this 5-room Rengel-W eber, $539 S, Grand. LAc. 9545 MUnRGA NPFORD, 1140—|L. ave ly i rooms: a acen to be at brecjated: pre $5850. - eT ectne ref) igen ee ' ma Lake w oud | First and Pel- (O81 | ¢ teanene t and iurmace; J0-fyut Isls ALFRED AV.—4 KUOMS. modern ow" tile bath, 2-car garage.) —"""—“Seaine oo : Call ie $ 5341] Quen Sangetular: SuALOW sas dt rooms, bath, furnace, DANDY pe W BUNGAL OW RINGSHIGHWAY. 510d N Lot 420x140: | frame: fuis basement gM aghene Be my $500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. A. O'ROURKE, ENC. cane BUACALUW— OPEN. FODAY, Advide, Service, Satisfaction. LaAc. 0543. - oe ood eer’ ouncagybt aaa eo DOWN PAYMENT 2-story brick bungalow: 6 rooms and sun| puW, 2. Koms chat d. CU., a inuel: 7300.| Elegantly bungalow of 4 rooms. hard-| RIN ERSIDE 4310-11-12, 5471 GR AVOIS i115 Fillmore t ope oot bd i f 207. : j ‘ . ‘ ' : : - > | Vv in bloors £ mre . ¥) ‘ae , = ' 4 rooms. tile bath, jur ‘3! rr re AY EK. ‘EL Aso” Hit dso oe ________— ; —_ ate “. ; block rast har si = __. = burne 4) a seatrie $5090 CASH—5729 ERA tcl inep _— bath: price 5/200; eas) MissoUK!I Yb6Ls--Cottage brick . ice reasonable -NGEI EBER sArtield 4710 ye Te cet eieeer s ) wae” 5 - “ty —— ars } in city . prece Pikes s My ara se rms Can be ( . . ro~emns and basement iaunar varad OMBRIDUK Pit? AC # Kiverside 5700. fe) ey Aotigads HM Neat ie shea modern. garage. | \HUSHA. 4430—-Bungalow, brick. four REAL BUNGALOW—RE ALLY BUILT. “Pye ty re fax 2.51 $11% N Grand hb! Kingshighway and Spalding Sakon gt COs PKUC TION CU.,| “real buy. Riverside 1053. ate ma, modern, garage; all improvement 365% beh. NOSE eT. Seon 6717 a BY ORRERS oe —— in 2d flour: » PDO ’ 1974 Spalding av... new 6 rooms and ne « | BATES, 4225—-4-room moder arge lot: | =o - I at pty) reed moa 519 mcaped Verd. ; “FaeK “=e of jan’. ™ senior gene O F AL 7 ( YN P AR K He Mie BUN roo alt brie k. tile bath hardwood Pee iay SUKRiMWESE CUTLPAGE €500 down. Riverside 1053 53 B: Marge: 59: NEOSHY, 4437-——-4_ Tooms, mom wi 1; garage FEDEKER, =G10 Gravois. FBeopect tus Five-room brick eee fe w for sale or MEE RACT “ | oft- ner Moraine av.) water heat, 2as water heater; a = a ie: 4 ruume, tile oe oe BATES ah4 a ns acces priced right. Riverside 10. NEW. JUST COMPLETED, " EDER-WA’- rh break faet ~ Car garage: cornet “Jot: mautiful loca- handy to car and scaul,. > ~ ‘ a ame bUnZAlY i WF A. 4820—~—AlL Ki “nig my, tiv ay >{ T¢ > SU: 4 ¥ LO... BISA we Cocetnut et. 9 ) rege sees icn, COlMex 3945 WANSTRATH A OWMES KI i REAL "VY CO. ag 25.8 | a oe nee: lot $Ux240. easy terme. Riv- par Se we Bm 4 sarage: masnigiway, fi ; By PO’ on - iain doe cHestnut # p! é s: large lot: l-car ga- } = rs . . ’ nion and UPrissaiil. Open Sunday®, | men ter _ FOreast 3S867R. 5 rooms, sunroom. garage: Saoee: Yo" UNG w— : oa COLFAX. 3945 WANSTRATR™ | 4850 Kingshighway N. E. Blvd.| ~The BEST BUY IN BUNGALOWS — | BEETHOVEN. 44855 rooms. . modern: SCBOLA, 4353 7 rooms, modern; a WEWENin REALTY Con COlfex 6521. | Buuthampton, $500 cash Laclede 1449. oO ne 2 sad — ve ouble garage. t a. UPON & : mat OGeTh, . , P ops 8. —— —— . Pp No ~~, ios ; P RIC 2 RE DU (" E 1) a0 yD 4 Y Three rooms and reception hall; first 5408 oe py bom 5 rooms, modern, weath- | ni . Adn LA Ld rage: price reduc e terms 10.000 VALLE, $8050 BUNGALOWS. New: 4 roome, brick: will ae ALT’ ia 4 fioor; 2 large. light bedrooma, second floor, | er-strippe d: turnace heat, garage. : a (BEE THOY LN, 4470—4-roum brick; hard- CHARS. Sie WELZ. ‘eke MB iy Kiv. 2080 S10, . “s ‘ give away cheap. 3118 Hampton; also ry ha ; ] ’ ‘4 — F ps nrose 5 roc me hath nen! rh. | larce close ta: Senti Onyx bathroom just j ( : BL RGHOFK KE ALITY CO., Culfax 345°. | wood floors. tile bath, furnace. large at- 40lil- 1S PAKKER AVY. "41 ‘ Ww oO Dale. Lockwood ays a; }- m frame, bath, as tern ts Lat —_— i tie arage ill eaecrific OHIO, 2548—Cottage, 5 rooms, bath, fu Attn: e homes. because they are od- | a ae , s2ivW $-roo , rt t Bi] ' mople d. epec dit y. . Rarage, Wii e#acrilice, , Attractiv homes ec ay ; . ee - Veo & MH... S-! mm, LAND. mage; Will ecunbelder esi oe AS + Megs ROOM BRICK, 35000, , : oe nace. garase PRospect 4141 tainable: 5 and 6 rooms, matt brick, |i BU NGALOWS——8500 tay | payinent, oe Pons sire iley i. , Ss. CON, 543 n BLOW. 4101—~1 '4-atory lan ; : v\ Kh _ = « “ a “~ 4 mi TA MUEI 4 } } i room bri *k, f-room rh ar 4 H} | dow n. Mod ie erat Terms . ie atl ris _—— sir. 60 Linde —— > 1 Cine m: 6 rooms. th. electric Office a | n Monday evenings | termes | floors Q.car garage. Riverside S904W. wed oe — iy act, Pa yt te arse nae v e~ yp tile ft oe, mi aes al me fey owners: egg OE | ' f ‘ ~ a ae ssi: mus ell ake n offe ’ _ : we ax eR5O. . ‘ ‘ ‘ + . ; Faiis o al J af ‘ : : : , an o ia ei w 3-roum hme pls Al ” xs wolid, MUsberr)» WEST. LOLA 4360— Ne wy roour bungalow DIMMITT. RIC KHOFY. BAYER, ther particulars call Riversce 4772W or Pts . eats ic) |) Fast 111 NAR brick: garage; sacrifi ine on account of uh. ag fies ee —— icebox: offer wanted; investi Shia Acu ‘ ee 959 Telephone Bide Garfield 4710 eall in person. C J CRAFF. 4196 Delo: Ss «nel nels ssiheninintiagigmganens ile — sine) - OF] ‘Nese era: see tode GENE vik'E Av. eT S520. | gate thie bargain. Riverside 3814. ie) Bald OR. nen 2 10 9. Badd —» 7] T DELOR, 5°01—S5-reom brick; garage; own- in Sue eeetace, TOC: Otay SN, DOS New S-roum brick, tile BE INDE ENDE NT. OWN a K OWN CHAS. Fr. ‘WELZ, 4642 Gravois. Riv. 2080 540 Genevieve av.; 4 large rooms. | PR OADWAY. ; sautiiul pcreo y | PHILLIPS. 3726-—Brick Jottarc, 0 hue . Sones a a xy ‘pd a tee er will show through; fine neighborhood ; MAY KHOFERK. CABANY 3 7120.) AA nardw ood flours, furnace; coal bin, ME. LEXINGTON, 7] end, 4 b ich, | Dalh. roc K foundation basement, furnac’ bungalow ‘ik gorace price S11. cn) bath, furnace waraxe ley J 9 ne ere consider any oller of thaue. make offer; easy terme, Open. HU dean ; \ W —— cellar: guod cone sition. Mir. Neel. 0. $500 Dow n—Balance E. . Terms. ‘tile bath. Min wig Scumein oe Oe rec me . it weather strips, ecreete abd AaWDINKE: | owner leat ing ill sacrifice. Mat. | Blocks from Grand. Cherok«: sud = Let — 4617 its tienes ies ett arn 207 ‘e) ark sAN : . . a _EVergreen 596 North Marks family 4 and + , 4k eee py Se 274 7 om ear lines: reasonable 140 } 4 and bath arage + Se = . ‘ “* f Dste _ Grov; “Ss . ee KUHS it) - e } = As . 41037 i Tay ‘lor (corner Kossuth), ve "lane MEY EK K k Al TY CO. Colfax R50. thewe } ive circle AH.437. fs ’ : . : — nee equity this wee Ke fo: $7 UU (aen Riy | DET. On. 02h—Vacant, ve int want i y fram bung; ee 2 las ae ii . - : . nates rvoms, bath, fur- modern fiat. PRospect 4141 GRAND OF te. BLOC kK NOKT if OF CHIP- ; DE VONSHIK ~ ve : a} th as 808. —_——_— gry tie i RAs. wood floors: garag naka i : , . s South le and double . = RLITY. CO.. Lindell 7800. Rade. ee. wl - 6-room frame, bath. th ms : —~ OPEN TODAY 2 10 SS outh: single and double. LAciede ; - TC : ~~ your inspection todas hat is vour offer — =. 7 ‘ - — - RIV ERSIDE ._o 11-12 S47 1 GRAVOIS. ain. a. =a, = Ce ee * 4 } rave str > ao. CO y “ r yr an ‘ 5 rr \a Pe . ‘ a) eAre \ . : nor! thwest: bareai . . Sie a a ; a9 Om 8. ay n. j . 5858 f OT ry S AV. tile eundry tubs garag BU NGAL WwW lot) caal a Mon car 47%) AY PF RICE SP OU ( )} EN A LL DA \ ie \ DAY KIC HELBERGER. hisa—Beautital, -mod ~Sec or)) house sout bath built-in 2 ’ ' ‘ Zz P - : . AMOND I DRIV bt - Bs u , I ns isv terms 3130 Mor ‘gant yrd A. oI ti) ‘ ne Dath hardwoial jioors 4019-23 Oleatha: new 4.5 room’ won ern: & roome, hot-water heat’ large let Loarw it 7 ' “ve , » FoOOmM con, lan . } P ' price S7 000; terms, ry for ae 8 Le es . 2 , ‘ur Riv ee vn nuchout ca caneetn Cette, 4 voi 7 _ 2 room brick Duns alow, bath, epderea ADOLPH K. PEINBE RG RK. EK. CO., ts C 1 e 3 , a, penne tad oro » ef ” derful bungalows. «ce Others irret, then 104x120, This is # wonderful home for ished or unfurmehred oe i Te on eel, ‘as. cGlas-| 210: Biseell et.: S-room frame, electric. BE } pflate root —_ a. LAclede 3841 __EVerg. B72. 2914 N. Union bi. - nt ek hot-w te aa. + gaa Rosi xa OR a Kiverside yoo or us inepoet these: 4 Dlocks weet of Grané ae | eee aed ed = Oth price il. has. if er — rooms 4 LPic, p . Gran -Aclede :; . 2 bogenrh , Ol-Wwalt: eal, . eal? bU1o—+ rouse, gern, owber, Gravois (cn Hi O'ROURKE, INC “i im 2 : — OPEN TODAY TO 5. ; 414] é . be crate , NEW WEBSTER HOME _ Bh g.sOOTT_RLTY. CO. EVers. 8750.) Tee owners of above listed property are| MAFFITT, 5220—4-room modern bunca-| One block west of Goodfellow, 1 block) Froeaay—ya - ANE SO . EN Y ae “310-1118, 5474 GRAvors Bi Mo? BLOC KS FAN \ * 4 h- — brick bungalow. tile i ivi » reasonabdle {fe iow, new furnace; Farrage; reduced: owner. north of Natural Bridge: 5-room new matt os ate pe. red ° ej] - out h jon ee - i ‘ ket ‘TURK, 5 tt rooms, furnac fe. elee- ()} Kk! ALL DA COTTAGES, oO" NI JY si , — = ~ ‘ST OF SAPPINGTON NA, R9L5— tee rdwood floors, garace; rh ‘ : | MAFF TT. 4546—)-rvom brick. bath, elec-.| brick; tile bath, turnace, garage. L. Bar- sacrifice ‘for auick on le ge a EE ec , i) | trie, garage ; 63000, CEntral 0255. (e83) WORKINGMAN’S SPECIALTY. _ PRICES ONLY 81766 TO ; ——— , ROAD a ——— aman todas | “HARTWIG. Dis: HING bE Se REALTY C0., tric. jurnace, garage: small down, balance | ron. ates ™ ae paises erseen (e ou,. SALSBEURGER, Havl-—s rooms, bath, Tur 4116 WILMINGTON ; 4-room modern o-4 rooms; a water, gas, O0xx - ae . ame resid . arage: $6300, on Hs RLITY. CO. Lindell TROO. ELJ 14. like rent: priced to sell: owner, STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. F Vergreen 8750 : —— - ce, garage; ne ‘hoois aud church’s, prick bungalow: garage: very easy termes Meadow and Fern av. ee fo fe SUOF nufla: pow. |. Ki 7 eee. MAR (GARETTA, 4843—Ideal location: 6 $50 PER MONTH BUYS THIS ge ingye = - “ : | HOFF REALTY CO.. COlfax 3452.) ALCOTS. O20 5-rounm Mov ~ rn brick; Avt- | 50: only $500 cash. small cash payment Aowh VERS. 0110s mat orice yard. (CVU) Real beauties in 5-room bungalows; low cievemesienl cbance " rae cy BURG ee water eat raraZz bargain. LeQ9 ) | \ L ' 7067 ADOLP K. FEINBERG 2. me & 0., | galow sire yy ey tha ut Dail oe yo > 8 | - in price. see them: open _ AO M ES FARRAGUT, 1430—Dandy 5-room frame - a. 0 LEROY BERG KE. CO. EVerg. ~': seen 2014 N. Union bi and furnace sé Ay etnies” we +4 222i—9 ange hard. OPEN ALL DAY FEDERER. 2610 Gravois. sae ooms. tiie bal tur-| O: , Wee ae coe EVerg. 876%. od fi ile th. are 0 , Pi ater, basement: | ALA011. c056——4 rooms. tie Det). ae ie. eens Baur pnt, (2) OPEN TODAY. 2 TO 5 3030 8. COMPTON AV. et tie bith, garage, $5300, (c)) ete OAC ee eee ore GRESHAM, 5219—4 rooms. modern; ge: oe decorated ond painted; all in Mh os PY ie ae att ik ae | prow kg LN TE ergreen 105 bath, shower, strictly Moder. galows, tile bath, furnace, hardwood floors. re realy OTT RLTY, CO, EVerg. 8750. 1AGE ; a ee 9: Branca ee, 3012 Fst is, MAin 4593. LAclede Ali4 $162 S$. Grand. | rage: priced right. Riverside 1553, at OF a cna cinse to cars; eT ET 6— Fair ‘ground Park cot- Oni tc built-in china closet, fruit cellar, coal bin: x a7, eae - ee, ‘ al egg Sey. ey | mmm OWN Y OUR OWN IVANHOE AND HEGEE- rame. ey reeiey aX GLASUU® . wa , larce rooms with 2 47UV— Ne » roume if ready to move in. Open today, 2 to 6. Mr. OP E* TUD A} — ws ———ae — tied : Si’ ? -rram HUN alo 5 . - . + | bath, furnace: newly wit: + ain: BLE “2 w tL. SON, Viebster Groves. _ _ - le epee : CO'1TAGE—-3-room frame: no Side nis ith and furnace; street made 5040 Idaho: beautiful 6-room bunga-| $5500. See ORSCH. Riverside O16. , Luda) jit ocatn Db J Specking. ‘ . : > bas vshed hasem ont roou” to imi ys : ; EDW.L. KUHS RLTY.CO. I Indell 7800 Dai ia) Ut li ort rt ’ ale G1H0O0O: cash or terma. Box Y-152. P.-D. S it - ; le batl hardwood filoore furnace: | : ; ALTY €2)., COlfax 345°. — -- = = : tr ade re t “ thes ——_ -_—_—_. —__-— — : : , we: oe fom, = pth. poy ‘| JTASKA, 5520—New _5-room bungalow ; ( la ssiest Homes In ( ‘ount - (. Bt OT OFF RE ——— rn: m moder «| PENROSE. i701 AND 4705—6-RUO M sien 5 r- ~ cine A CO] TAGE—Corner FOx1. >: 2 rooms. A. SAY AtHS ¢ 0.. , 10th and Chestnuts st«. ares Jot. egrege:. : must sacrifice; open to: | gee thie barcain, PRospect j '. 4— . ? z ‘ ’ ; ] ( ’ ve | ; ‘ ¢*} . ; | at see8 ~—s ° . . + - - y COTTAGE—i rooms and kitchenette v“nj- | Gealcre (Cue } an —_ . t Call HU . : : ~ 4816 PENROSE ee OWNER LEAVING CITY. terms, Ca dson 0407, y 6 age % Je SB) J E 5-ROOM BRICK ARLINGTO IN, 406564—S1x_ rooms. Dath fur: | seg ‘ yo ee : ern; gar? street made: St. John VINCEN' 3°21 5 rot fra OPEN A] | DAY | KANSAS, a es ret UE I KM vi — 8 EW M BA-| ; etre —— = = Bind | Tn } 4938 Maffitt place. Dandy 6 rooms, re | pg crenrocniy Bigg Aue ae ; \, $211-—-9-room | frame yw ALL KANSAS, 6451—5 fo | shower! , NG: r 1: ye -. what 7 0 LS, | nace 4 arace treet alley made S51U0) i ra 2 room bungalow soul! like. | eeption hall and «# reened porch, tile bath, | 1st} is r ota r oe to #€1i. Bos bala, at uct; > ey 7 oT o> e _"s o- we a- .- ( C ASH modern. Riv erside 0 7. foment garage. «un “pi ee D an WEATHERSTRIP PED. ARLINGTON, 5055-—2-0-room iciency.| bath. kitchen. Really large rooms. Best | bardwood floor, hot-water heat; 2-car a- at - IsPascn. (CUS) | Oe eel Metz, JUUL Face av Kae $000. YW) CAS | KINGS : trac tive lume wale: benautif ul ur cs, li t eEOL. ITE “BATH, STORAGE, HOT- “ A- | brick tile iain, ha 7 rv 4 ore L} ne , bao cious zr N wrth St. Louis. Everytt ing rage. COLE AX. 894-7 WANSTRATH DEWE y 5?30 > rooms, hardwood floors. J , } $235—9 pe Dunwealow every- 6448-6167 WANDA: 5-room bungalow: | j bs ’ maple pi tr move in, J ou will TER HE ATER. GAR. AGE. ow NEK SEL “4 a i) ja *¢ is WOTtl Lf) Sile ai _ 4 "| rig rht at ha ‘ nd. ac hoo! e. churches. etores., ’ tile patt * new, i ‘ mode rh. double Karage. hot-water furnace - eaey payments. You wili like this KINGSHIGH WAY, 5 ie t oe rrarsig S100 ) conkIN-G ABBE RT-SLATTERY. Lin. . 3067 tion; sce this : eur wn ke pe wt i. 4 galuow; © tile bath, with shower, eee ty ol you buy. Small terms con- wer 4314—STRICTLY MODERN 5- a we See Mode I . SEE 4% 16 EICHELBERGE R YEDE K a G 19. thie cotonial of Dee MER ne om Mat seerateatanss bla set een — ’ - ow : ore Dung aioyv 00d iv 0 . mn mesa, tile bath. hardwood floors ; : 7465 LEE—87000 lock east of Kingshithwa: New ; roms Tassey. ses Stanee: ™ ady v Jeetr ave re s. — See a en” tae i ike ot: | LANSDOWNE, 5334-— Brick busealow : eo iP _ . . s : . to move mn: S50 } ao* ' ae ; , 5 * , = 7 ’ { (ith) Five lovely roome: in an al # po ; sere ‘fail Yr ee ' eee - Spe wk hunzal 5 rooms. ie om matt rick hrinzgaloy tal oe 7 . , | “ 3 nadia rooms, modern; etreet and allie aes busiieSs to hit ‘the oi Be ie aed fruit ila strect and alie: ‘ ioors, 1 Dat ana si er, garace. Upen caeeE. KE. EALTY CO... ies omeee F R 4 Ne Is-PE RRY. RUTH. 110 a SEE | JB DOV I. K P L,. eh ye a ane tess. Bey tt “Sale drovale today. 1519. | listed at $8500. Owner will show you ary hy ws tacks eh pe ; say , te - ng ' : wil! — ,* terms for in &. ¢) : - Exc pitional rot rs if ile a tehen FRA ME BL NGC ALOW ON -Y os B00. ‘ ~ . = j -_ 4 , TREMBI EY-WILSON. Webster Groves JAN KU Hs CO bth and hestint L 'NION: E ASTON TRU ST . ).. S4N FRANCISCO, 4928—Beautiful five- ) Ae. 50. PA M) 4 ASH bath, shower, hi te I “he al, » Grive, SEF is oar - RINKO R. FE. O.. ; K oe 3542 Grove F “et . . pogrom res ' ) \ ic ‘> - . ° ul Wi ar , tU j = P i (B4 [EE @73h—5-room frame. electric. gas, Fore Ise oso Ee ox | are nactwoal flees: Seal baswnin tor ALANCE LIKE RENT. FEDERER. ee; gven 20, Se 1519. 621 WRISTIAN BRS ACLEDE, 3040-35246. $37 O0) iS XW mm. a be — glove heat. 2-car garage; ece tocay ape BEACON, : o! ¥ su buy. 0} $7280 shes 5A14 eke n: eplencid 4-room bungaio~w - i x 3700 Saini Make \ : ® . . = ro 7ROO. » ' 7 4 o¢ . - , = 4 ] rZES] EN 4 —+4 r ‘ De ] ret -. THO} f “= 40% $§—— " ~~ i te ' rc | . het Oe & S make offer modern. irgal - (Tr HS - gas. e€| ric anc wate! newiy Guecorarer RESDEN, olo ruome, ates — as » FUowe, th _—— ‘e month will buy brand new 4-room | offer: wonderful Dus. , hh : at — EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7800. A 88) ‘a ee. —-- - — - - — a — gcse ne wr warage phone EVerzreei condition, i well-built buangaloe s4 Ps g4 >, ! ™ . Lenny rarage Ore! wner , . > he aT X I E not >A 7. - an re: > nenets nedition lot tr . areg? it will pas voy to inepect } attractive reom used for 2 families: 3 garages: SOxT45: | Oy : or . aaa ae, "$7300 46%) yo Pn “9 , tf “ny arranged | vein” a "ae “HII od B84. sega R. MILTENBERGER ; RH) he RI eH BURNS. MAin 4527. (c8f) | containing 6 roome, reception hall, tile ‘ (eR) Jad Strict.) wuern, pat o5 Di. fo »4 4 ‘ t ark lane ; anu eq err . orict ‘ } oe } ws Mp bul! | : . at > -— aration ~apems — . bath. parewoos floors, 500 beat. garan’ PINETEENTH, 3026 N. — Beautiful pike gg or PL in steam we dcir he | ot would commeer vas nt lot; mt: ign | OF lors. See sure. " (completed. "atadeen: ioe far + oe Fe elma saan Snappy Spanish Homes | 0+ $180: sie Sa: oe , rock : - KORTE. 110 \ ATH WAIN 1°58. gauloy ust compieted pivdert larg Li ¢ ots. j show sania’ cae , re , ~ aoe and double as P , | rage “9 x] J Bea - avn ae | my m ‘ ; Wate W ' : yard etl bpargaings, terme. KE NGEL- WEBER REAL. “WORKERS FIVE ROOMS | HEM MEL MANN. SPACE LER, ye. = fo oe 7 Seren to be appreciated: bareain: term STOCK-SCOTI RLTY. CO. EVergreen 8750 STXTY-NINTH. 2115 N.—Nice four-roon New Bungalow Bargain ADOLPHUS he At BER. ALLACE, 43394 rooms. modern 3823-3837 Lover. Holle ‘ijlle | 4th end Chestnut. MAlp 1224. ciai¢ “ple . ' ‘ . . —— : * " } ' TREMBLEY-WILSON, Webster Groves. ener | Uae WS FOORE, WROOETD, = Sm a: | tian “cbdel a en 19. SOLD—LAST ONE AVAILABL F ——— Graves. Biverside S000. ” FR. NCIS, 5003 Gravois. Riv. 4300 If you : went shmeihing —— Pe MARMADUKE. meaeri Boe 2. PORTH ~ Lag 3986 aay RP HY CH : Mi hy oppor gy pe ~Werereem 11 | JOHN DO ‘KER & SON. 1002 Chestnut 4057 Korte: 5 beautiful rooms delight- Led, A 9g an a . ‘aa P gy" ALLACK al nose rooms snd any ay fF g a da — = “ * en pumysiow sae garase: close wf “OTs ath. aAsement. > ey est- Varegdini a pi ya , ain pathy e £. - wail ai sec lurche Darks, ANSportation 4145 So. Grand Divd. Kiverside 1551 | WILMINGTON. ney hen moose $1 000.00 C ASH = - | _— | eal | : Bh corns 4 (99) » garage, furnace, near schools mG | CORTE. oN T at N 4°58. Open Eveninge brick: garage Phone Ric ern) de 1053 co alow ith lar ke rent | S-r6em brick n, 2 ehurehe Mulberry 2898 (c99)| mS 110_N_ 8TH. J ———— 4165 WILMINGTON; 7-room frame bun-| , Hy ae So euaccom, THe a . aa ene ties - nex, 3 age > Up; : bUNGALOW New. 5-ruom moder SE a ae ‘ > _ Dr GEKMASIA, 4%47—4-rvom brick 15-meh re har iwood floors ‘tile bath and fur- wide lot; garage, I. Be . oy he as oor; furnace, ArRge : wi: every home convenienc fine lot: blo TiRRY; 5124—5-room brick cottage, fur PRICE R EDUCED walls; furnace; $5800; $500 cash 4110- 14 W im In on pinta mgr | 3 Garhi a reo: oc ‘ painted and pupered: $5° S 50 with £500 imememnanathe orth ‘ooking int at | mac car garage; bear public. Da- | ss : : Dikttil 301 Gravois. Kiverside 2900. ] inace. very reas@miabdie price pone ha | aoah: b lan } 0 ¢ bl } * 4 ’ , } ' 4458 al j vr odern a } m hr} 4 t & . ” . -- H A. oO Bot “eer + ~~ | be ‘ : ; OPEN F OR INSPECT [ON font Saence meathiy. Otte Geeb er | Box K-404 t-Dis | Fochial schoo! hath hot-water heater. etc.: lot 35x117:| GERTRUDE, 5424—-New 4-room Spanish New frame oungaio extra Jarze piversipe 4310-11-12, 547) GRAVONS, bricks bungalow: new and par G24 to 644 Lockwood ¢ Webst : _— ses. i . 2630—. m vat) parage | oe OD RE, S928—6 rooms, gas, Dath. | qosiranie location. voe brick bunwalow; ali conveniences: | rooms, Jd Guwn, « UD; . , Strict! y . ern pi u erro nis take vecant lot as t pay. Ge ockwood Court, Webs' , LL. KURS RLTY CO., ! Sh ert un (| electric: garage: street made, Res! 4. F. 0. KELLER. very modern: garage. 0 el ae i pa!| HERE’S YOUR CHANCE | crue cm caae Re —— Hills, near Westborough and Aigod- Lindell 7200. jumphr LA le 4:5! chogi, 32800. - S22 coen: — 5O25 N. Broadway GOH, 18:9—Two-story, é-room brick; | bO'S™: Bs Sar ——s 4 3 Michigan ms dern 5 room brick | MILES ~ amet tte i, oie ) — an x | é Jam’ iad ‘ z i Med c TANI ON, 549 7 Beautiful 5-room matt 1 + Ei ( De RE 40 38—o 9 north on 1G 5 ri ies ba cad mai ares double gurnge, big beat Bak) + eusy terme. =" Ss : ad 5 TM. ht 0 lo . ‘firs ‘las | onditi m" ae cote et “si tar ae we : Beaut 3 brick: tile bath, furnace heat: large lot; way: © large rooms, tile bath. plenty) BRAND-NEW BUNGALS IWS | Open. HUdson 0207. SC? KA. _BAU bi Nort i xtra aaa aneas wo Grand s 50 cash will han-| ¢ rT ee a . extra) rage. © MILENTZ ie—> rooms, sunroom, fr horns s af cist hie ti 3 i $tp , eney , tiie “ ag wa om r? jek 4. PIN AL, oo} OCT IAVEN rvITS. ; roon and ti tii raz aireel a ad a ey wade maid KS ps’; - - i | x = NE vary linn — - 3 itm he «7 —— re 10TT AW. , ter heat r e bate, fume. cae « . ; CHestnu bat imma 4 gar bute ti HOWARD £. KELSEY. LAr. en ll HKIMTIA™N sai or K. #. €0.. TC; PRICED abd Bristol achoo!l ba imndy wa; f urn oe 4 called , | barrat ' her etrippes “a NI t a. Von 1" ie tNGALOW. eek «. GRAND Lat LEE 3046. $246. (CHRISTIAN BRINKO bedrooms) . finished a ardwood BMRaNeG Bo cant be bea we. | ee veal paren A PCOK-SCOTT RLTY, CO. EVerereen 8750 : ._ eié22 ‘Montana "7 -ronm brie. emt sett S GRAND. LACLE floors, fireplace ‘ly painted e , R._BW1O Gravois. PRospect_ 1519. ee wen tr roe ‘OVEN ALL DAY. 15 AS ) AV IR, Geer sii er ™ pries - — OPEN ALL DAY ; A ' : Pen ) ‘ins shies dp ak — Se Y (7 ' ra rat : rT , : . Ald stu? , ——————- . ifaer . CoCvaLEP? “i otk Va rgain ; i ae , ryhe . ‘ oy SO . 7 oe . WUEHI dha o4+4 -§ rooms ” cag 4 , oars _* : ALE y . : A , OPE ." TOD. ‘1 4 TO % . Lf ST nit * ab ER - 4)! - T? reas onat \¢ off Z ar a- ey mor d interrat , . ee —, , vw AL T b K AOL L. AN. ‘G16 ( HES! xf T ball | ° 4° “ee mow A. 4 reveny rick eorttage hath nere hes: dout she garage; “+ oer 4 — if +n ge tne : lees on aot . aADprecia 5080 Astra UPTAGE—4 roonis, Balh. tun oun: vt Hi ‘ AKE “REALTY CO FOrest Ana p~0 hog monet 7 ~ wis | aM Es 401o—M jern. 6 rooms, ule oh STTENTION: ONLY ONE os and electric; will trade mor vacant. close to 42°" , | a! ) nee, a : ‘ ia am Sate Dat! furpact ea atreet — ‘ , — r ashes she os n4 ne »- rot Dricn OUrSé a1OW ghia ; ' rnin v ‘peaarne oHcern, uv ie ° sft ; ‘ fioors r na rer il : Aj cee , : 7 . : . roo ’ . » 5} pada ; Pry prousnwt i bs N at ; > ’ _— heat ; t ‘ roonris ex rw ae. — iw n , ad oe ® a rar als at vf ‘JT t, : 6 . - A new o-ram bung aluw W Lo k © ww Wi vate¢ a 5 Sanders ‘ i? a . ; - — BARGAIN Bt NGATAW $37 ne. xs iti tn Hu i ul ws ~ it mika . t t hes ard Ww. 7th % CHestnu! 15s ve ‘DERE, 6 ‘o ( pine Respect. 1519 Hi M Y HILLS SI EM [AL os a a hie of : e3 “tion today Peete 19 aid ' e & Ra ee ovtat - — ae » - . ' : AY &. W.: @-room Pia heargai 5 COl fax 4: } . t ind piu’ tT TLY MODEKN 6- ~*~ 1700 KINGSHIGONW 4, H MMA Fra Cotta roon a GUNDLACH & CO. ing fixtu hades at ‘eens. large IDAHO. 5034 SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL BRICK “BUsGA- enantio: eweae very enaieus 1 PRICE REDU ED. : A. GU51—Frame cov aniwoed floors. | 3600 X gor Be TYier 0525) ogg ees hee gg a KOOM fone ene VERY Fer ate, . LOWS TODAY HF matern bungalow; owner vary Samem * 5415 RHODES AV. 8329 De sia : ican: age ‘ her t garage “4 - PROFIT FOR yor ma : Ome han $ ft} mul! -¢ a — . ‘ : 44 () Me a; (4000 an ~ _ ' A. a’ Rot RKE. is Open today ¢ t 5 oo ™m reeme wit ¥ M hot-water Pet ces aia atrert rd aiks mad: Al cond : RUNGALOW pay tk rent. Open. See , , / (sFate ore Ty See , ue GRA VON ove and tile beth, " Randwood fleorr. © Fe am | al MIO-CA ag’ ‘ BRI ‘K imei: CHRINTIAN BRINKOT ee C0.., stricted: eas) = ve pr 4440-11-12. 3638 RAY Pate - ) 10r ownes Look at it today) tion vir arene . ’ G I KING SHIGHW AY wa Ww. ony I eman Wer. i 28° AND. LACE L ADE 5040-. S546. “BEryt Ww WAY. Real te [Ai iz N } ( L, Y HIT, LS 4 A ‘ : Triax 4304 VA TaARSTBA! H cemarguar naan — = Be nr gra I —-_-+ $4° vive tae meme Phi cE REDE ‘ ~— I { ML , w “ and A ' LEME KSU. — pyar aaa -. | Traffic bus }i " » Inereas a] r TNIATA ‘ te, VAin 4505) e. % ok diye .. oN Feige im o me] 5 jet ym tile ae VS SP k C [ room brick. bat! i-water heat. garaz - 4 n bite 2 34 Marwinet ; modern. vapor Siti : 7 ; } ne vy -tritpe fouble garage ma ‘ . at Sty Po - 4 . ) , " wad - doy. i or: Mau LEt.. ie ; 3 r arm fa: ee. are drive 4 oct Aly | ney senile — | rewnre for ' 4 . receytion. PRREY RRALTY. CO PReanect Thi’ il] trede 5-4 ber-siow. _ ae . ; Rik Hikes mae : ‘ J ps r 4 Vr : Z j hd i ; . . j . — v" md ia At ‘ et . L ) r j pal . __ Pa nainks, _ 0. Ptirest 8240 une Datn : +3 sno tee mB cr ge: be — ates AF . - en ie ( ) i N EW I NGSHIGHW AY PARA ss HOLT! . HILLs roay. —" oT SS Se = . 1390 er KA rarsi_ aT es ae, neh (en Se or: OPEN = te 5 TOMA : MUST BE SOLD RA Paine modern m ses f. MM. “TOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. EVersreen Biv - ? o Iverside O322W ‘wae WORE. rooms. | ‘a's : . . pone 5 “ ‘ OTS, stern a EMERSON, 1918—PDandy 4-room frame 4776 Wever FVercreen 6159. B L N (Gy A Lt )\\ » _ ni j PARE 4 s ‘ “* , vain : Rk ec this toda 4024 McDonald; 5 roome end won” Ox135 ne for larger i . ’ . is? 4 > ‘ ‘ ’ . as reac or ‘ : , a ler Bb bungalow: bath, furnace, cood —s : a NEW BUNGALOWS i if - E I E C TR P \ R K h rie” ee aan oat vit — oa: ae RO KKE, wt... nereh brick bungalow: tile bath. furnace carese. at ogg Keg ME AR ae a Kei “ at ? iY Ki | I iw \ , q \ . a ons one y owt atge tot Riveretde 4710-1 } (iravo'ls ‘ : -_ om ere nonme Ry - — ry Tir RT qaae or pric schoois at * , wp ial oo soe end a2" — ae ' 4% arage: re a rer 3 sac aie aP ils = , , © 4 ” —* room vies decorated. Owner will show. Terms. Mr ot wer gary _ wit - fe. lo aoe . veggie Be amo a —— = ia ick &F Soy) — MOERPLINGER REAL TY €O., Vie. @222. 89250. termes. ~~ pe {drwer eT) c 9 ‘ : y. ual ‘ ‘ trp we t “Tur be «) iare ro ns . = 7 m. , e _ -— er op oe 6 TY j «* - THERA a 2 1 ge le sl sei EDW. LL. KIHS RLTY.CO, Lindell 7880. Yyoss BROS "REALTY CO, FOrest 4310. Artex walls. select white oak floors, tile, ¥! bb's oe es" 4 Chestnut s' TWO. sOLD—TWO pr pected va Three—Bungalows— Three yp keen by a2... as ae citer ~~" vu . Tit i ty ; rARL IN. 470 -__Mtrictly up-to- dnte 6-reom REAL T! PUL XN AY Ri "NG AL iw hbatha with shower fireproof hasement ga- . : (aaa » es , sil / - , ' New % roome modern i atl detaile nanidnan rec i) ) "a am: Cad : matt “brick: ; one fleer; vit — bath . ROG5 M ri Ne — serial wohl ee — ~or me gat , Grewal at . Ge Robert av. 2 biecks from Carondelet tareinw ‘ )* & ws . . :, ti ath ' rib} ruil eT | ‘hry "Ty . it tr ft? ' ? +) ’ : : 5 ; es “ ns ch.. - \ ergreen R7Aa ewher transferred - preee relinced ale oven . | me an WE ARE SELLING THESE AT ABSO- : : ; onmsian: aronstel , ent Mt » io b Park: terms. open. - PaMK BT NGALOW . ron nh MR. Bethea tos ‘ " ane 8 ’ rf qj v nM tLnArousgnou ’ Lili? CPR! eruUfrit o ’ “4 » © ’ . , tructive re ; oer mz “ * ‘3 . ry a wire iN TNCOME FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTER). Lin. 3067. with ride drive. modern bree and. terme | LUTE COBT. ACCORDING TO PLAN OF | Price; Sppreciated. Open toda: , Sirpetes wre See us wert ONLY segn0, “SEE Bailes ‘4 teres | (IE NEVIEN E. S243—5 cotlag | fies “BETTERBUILT HOMES MOVEMENT.” we. ATSON REAL co ak ’ WELZ, 6647 Gravet« His os ue h Bert . . #. - Ts $4) yathy ; iTliac«+ ® om garax? bast nact ry “ ter “> @ie* i ul at SS RAC REATI > oer Fajreat 21 Drive north on Goodteciiow from Naturai _ Riverside eine 2463 Urar or “olTH =T sant ” aged . e:. P - ruetk poreb 4 ete ity) BRINK ; 3 ; : y teres . : first qo me 7 ° , se?! * GRAN ENS. te ———— . NORTH-WEST COTTAGE seinen — inode es ; rm. 6 reoms on Ss: = ioe i floogs Cat Saras improvemente made 46:30 15 RODEFEL. D. a . Florissant (| ERALDINE. SOxx by ey +g — al Lie \riingtonm avr + ath BI SH- BI R NS LAFAYETTE. 140 —Mtern will sell ttiangeseet ft os aa ” nnn tate aig ' oe cash handies thie snap 4 yy - Leth PreeTy tr) wait our peor nace. ¢ sf a Darke _ ry ga e. lot toxid. - . wy- | eh’ ee ; egg oe ge” ' fic > > > ’ «? n ert on. ‘ 2 " WEBST: | “7 co ) . a arc | | block north of Car- | C. GURGROFF RFALTY (C-. COlfax 345° ner will shew: eaey- terme a — — 2s pcb enmegere Oia aed ita an : | BRINKMANN z. (0. Riverside SOG. 82°00 oma") duet : KR GROVES Thi T e 4 4. : ae Bek eens ry uA = r oaeit 4.1 ry) RROS REALTY (CO Forest. ¢ dewn O6 : j ‘ re ‘ 0 W : ) : weet Kealtors, . a ' a es oe mw are GOODF LILA? bean cause ¥' anette tAn ISIANA 34°4. rem frase Na ren “ ut ~ { {; 4) be ata. © anal . tha imnace, @-car gare bungalow: enclosed porch: sarexe: owin S500 CASH—5129 ERA —— furn car garage $4900 piM MITT. KiCKHOFY. BAYER UPERIOR BUNGAL er ®-; rnace heat. ; ; t with ALABAMA . . at vow READY ef *) 'q@aurthie fu eat : % ° caraee ft haserne a Paw ; - ~ — 4 rood *{ 94) ar rT Le fitrG mannii 2 gory f rik = —— ue ; r New S-reem matt-hrick a sonttitaeamanipamensramnmm OT = J eexorr's RI Ty bed Jou. ca ABBOT r. “Reniter. roy Chestnut. _ ot take lot as part peyment ; 4 (0. bVergreen 8.58 AMILTON Sw Chdjo— New, 5 rooms rect Guarantee Conat ruction Co.. CHest. ‘st Walnut Manor ane . @ rerounds. Bo Mar Le ~ ™ nail | dern convermences: $45 (f wares wr —— " . 10 HOMES 5800 - 3 ' at riet eee e_ pee Ry nT STDENCE FAC —s we atiefaction. LAc. | MM ‘1 4127-24-—Quick enle wantes: nee . Menem § fy deudle ga | perior Punga: matern and compete 404 Sie ” sen ~~ faurnact. - | . wa Or i Osu all vs al ' f ic \ room matt brick bungalor garas® aoe eh 3e block fem throurhout a oats *: terme Open. Ger. Nice S-reem frame | Geetric: a ha nlep 6 ~ - — on wih ra *. ne “HY 7 ¥ ; Kowwut rere i}. ‘al it, HIGHL A wT oso" We uw“ Ky ri rr? : j a 4 or da «fl ame oF - : ; . — e te owr m rat he wr ” and os G stave. tvth aoa, « wn el ‘ Karr Filler pa cx nut re, © ; io 4 et price Ae rea wr ‘aw Sth. , ’ Teom ‘ mer : ot . 5 ‘eet : «> : : . . . : : b ' . 7... ata " ~* af heat cer nh r sien . ssdlaatinati : { : : oe Tt) ‘ r t ibe rT? . ’ . jure Bic . 4 : : ie teats “ome bing Call MACUIBE. re 23 ' “ rvwikK garace ‘y =e Cae i a ; * a Cire “a etian ear terme EAL - 4 ial . open, cary icrme. M - VERAON L “at x. 705 Chestout. Ces. 830 CONRAD L oe HOPP. ©14 Cai , de. ‘ rr MILTE™ BERGER, 4 y ; © a nm vi ™ 1 . ry ~ ys e . 710 " MUIberry o7oe. : ich. <a ie City. Bb ‘s —— ot JOHN “he ‘ neott yp ~ Pnogy Sug Chesinut. , ¥ OS: B Ri . PRE ALTY CV, FOr Css 4 Js Vs ib ecottagr 's) sur heat ' double gar | STU ESSEL REALTY ©© A ter . 58 Teienhoane —s ' ap? ‘ creetsh and alievy made ,erai . Wrawl jj °° rooms. modert ibrough HEMT Rt Y ms mm i ae “1 -~ "A lsvpearia two Dieche car of tn orit, Bt SH. BURN “out: eatage, maet he even te asnnreciate rRICh. $475 Grand. durtug five veere we have tur why | a emveme hard end said over 200 of these Sruom. se 6440 a) ELL A we

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: ea ee Ee: O sae. regan res: eine . o 1Ub on nec 2000 REAL E91 Alt For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences ror Saie 1 Oday. JuLy 4 ee i SUNDAY. POS1-DISPATCHE . - « 974 a ote. : JULY 7, 19% . T FOR SALE: FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE FLATS, APAR : = BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES |} BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES : BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES F LATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE * FLATS, APAR nts ‘ plate tamed! om ~ aa ore TMENTS, FOR SALE For Sale | For Sale Sa ” Nek Northwest | Sou % FLATS, APAR , Ae eins | 7 ie : : ‘ ; . . ‘ ma - ‘ a } 4 ric ye I Si. > Ing! flat +- " — — = — Southwest PENROSE, 20°3—4-famil, frame fiat > ~ DE TONTY til>—Mau b aie : es . + om : ‘ — a Southwest | Southwest gued income will trade fur collage LA- 54 aairg Lf ) =D P ble 3 il. ri; “ent SISO. Sis : as : — Omi. d : ° . ~ er §aSSAs. 5205—D 2° 2 etn 7, — ou cr? , P ‘ ye, Vhs a 7 . oa . ole cte i4s ‘ Pode ‘ - ‘ S8ant: nice Goud! ‘ Jas See eS « re AN(IS. 3 : . eB Ry 6) } \\ HY PA \ REN | ; ' New J-Room bB: vengalow ee Ne . - a HO4S. B ; —- ETT ; 4 ot 4 fat, bathe, electric good « wdithon Ue Te kK Tt 1 ¥ tiaxx an Is] AN \ + wee residence tliat - WEBER agit v “Womens. ” é ii. Li at ane SA ‘ “wetet . P : . ig ,ar 2 cass re “s “ ~ 1 2-ear ~— —~ 4 eee AY Lok corated an 4 painted througho iv? Hampton (6000 west )—Ju-t oe at ; = } SCOT * , Iver mn evenine io a gn BE ad eee +: Practically new, DEWEY. $27: a 5-3 room single: 3808 MeREE s: 8 , “ss oorr otras pants: an lant er of a lave +U a pau uUngaiows Sold—2 Let pace to car Inguire 30144 N: = Dulldine; 4-4 roon nag bath: har dwood | 3358 west: hot-water hent, tile walls m : > oan le ile | bath, hs , AND re aie cl ee Rae ies oo oe mere eee Matt brick a'il arouwr a iy ‘ aa > eae eelools and churches we lly fea; brick mantel: but Miams av 1 block east of * room; single.; iors: furna bath. ROBT. DARK, GRand S247. (e683) 6) pe , ar comresienh bs COlen ais By af 7 44a A - ran ee 3 , f Clayton red i lL.indeil 7 aa PH K. PRINBE RG RR, EF. CO. r =“ are as - Ut floors and double ga: pui- yee cae cal h 1. 5006-3 -36—3 brand-new, 3-4 tt 40%, BOF NM, $5529 . t-rand. PRos. Heo. miracie door { G ‘ rk in nes ! ’ {>- . . ‘ay' . sire . "© “ee Da RY. hs ye “J siliiwie ] 4 Dbenatern street Cars aryl bur price rigiut Wwril ‘ eS ™ ' ; EV ercieen tt: 914 N. Union seT 1 t e& flat« Al construction. ‘with BL NGAL ow TH AT Is DIFFERE NY ti. ‘ ff ’ rpag? fat ni j but ea~3 3 eUOn ; wy Orrick - te tae trot Sod 5 ; ~. X x" : . a- cm . = i SEE THESE — — ~ “Sees a DOUBLE wit ¢ Koh ance River rgwie 53 arrang: term- a. . ‘ a - , At MPHKEY AY é 4 single f Eg Hot-air and I ‘lad % sf mr -. ~ ; . _ : ‘ if Praha 4 , ii ; - = & ; _- - . “* LT ; — , Jos. F. i. 31°35 ~ ‘ ran c. 4+ art : rooms; u if SC eDOWNE AY. WENZIUK Ch lauth weet. Moo. (730; $500 n bal ence monthly like | sell; 9 real buy ¢ one, FLATS BEFORE YOU BLY — Ned Latina damily Dat: quick vale Jes. F. Dickmann, — = month rents Deer heat; vitrotite beth; let $3123. _ Beat : u ‘ j LiF me. Hs : : Tisct , ‘ ext) ‘ > ’ . ee re : 9 ” he ' r cal) s | : ORFON EF & . " ao eetnut 3018-2 j Ret a’ ‘ ‘ar ling ° ral ied Lo ( ce “"9o160- 1? McKRERF—4- F: . " an he ¢ rooms, a m. price, etsl Wentuteed ee oe ety iz better, wo ‘a Sh. sae i 8 2 rs terms. “MU REY NEW ROOM DOU BLE FLAT = room: hee eng —- TRADE FOR. BUNGALOW - ” rOTOM Ac AV.— cag oe nt Se TrDERER. 2610. ‘Gene ain, i Rospect 151d | we eee an : as arte ed ia Bie neg See it vou in be surprised lot «=6TT WN EN Satin: o 2-family ’ ; 4910-12 N. Union: trict] modern: te "ag . 1Ot-Waier i: cai own e€ 34° 9 and 5 sing he : . 4 0 $10 ‘ho HERWMEN. 3505 Gravel. PR. Tas — oO x 0 ‘ a 4 aa ; c Ea “i a 4 : ws , ° de : ya? bri K ; ath > ’ } _ 7 . ‘ ) A Vy (Se rae bor] Nic = | SINGE E. ONLY mOLOLAS. Mije-B—New single. ot - ' price $1, ou te “4 ) ready. & : and decor ted Re / geeeeian -_ N E W 5-Re 4 OM Rl’ NG Al. aie ~ TOMBRIDG rE AGEN Y. Riverside 57OD 6c) oz OPEN" TODAY—= TO 5. tr; owner wants . *k sale: hai’ - Ss. GRAND a * ' wee ¢predl RENGER-WEBERK “REAL WORKERS.” | | rdwood floors, at ind on this mai 1246-48-50 s; 5-room matt brick =. We ig oy “(went of Fats: | roe undation, “hotcm “heat, Bran: | TOUr offer? MATTHEWS. Riverside tess 5-5 and 56 tose ane bunsalow- | garage, fruit trees ee a, . Yixenick a SGilow . lie ' ir foes AG ij UnNnGay, ay Co r 7 ae ra a Tritte re + st ‘ bs) () i s PUCK for i ior 0 v neat ~ Cal a bs fi 's le : he. eith - be air t m C | ; . # ~~ BARGATN BRIG) “ BK a. - 5 yg pee = AND NEW. erin sees nine e” teat fe sme » Be ae . . 3 i m nbt ** oPriced «4 gall brick garage: lot YUx120. Priced ¢ sell. we. EK. $000— NEW 4-5 ROOM MODFRN vou sate; Cie wall bati on fe Guick sale, At ; oa 3237 We VIPSERA 5108-0 + rooms DIMMETT. RICK HOPE. BAYER, con reclated: small paymet will trad “tie. N. at WAIN 4°58 Oscar Mueller. Bie K hot-water heat; school oue block: priced mm “= ‘ atte fur b : Hs ; ati : | | Hi AND FRAME; TERMS TO SUIT: h: 2) slready sol iad p rocme OOs oak ok ee OWNER LEAVING CITY STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. EVerzreen #750 | pot a yt HE Fy, A 5 OPEN FOR INS my 1 sarage: $500 ca a T ia uW r € 6 we BS 3.5 = Rhodes: noes a gs EK. “Ste Gonwute [a 1. ’ ‘ "> nian wl bi Ts i! ig 20U ; m4 1 drive carage: S5T50: $750 do He x m 78 al WEST ST. “Lot is ‘TRUST CO.. 4449-44 yi , Stetie. © CRE ProriT 7 a : How HOWARD. E. KELSEY. LAc. 612%. (¢ ere’s Something Dit ferent Astor Lindel! 0461 with aaretta; modern 4-family: : SURE OFIT FOR YOU ELEVENTH. 2201 S.—6-lamily lal. in. | 6 Bk : . i Sarah. Lr ~ — | Foire with furnace close to schools and | NEW " F ‘MIL Y FL AT Sheet hie h a de Q MAR INE. i pe Brick fla 3 rooms first flats: modern “id ; nzalow 3... reem fled ‘F ithe IDAIRES. "ETC ose te 2600 B 1. OC A ae IDES BEAUTIFUL BU NG AL ow Churches, ADJOINING KING SHIGHW AY NN. W. | oe pareain. pAciode €14 ——— and =; rr? haw ment mS. / Farage: Sign. $1; 500 J BAY F ee ge Kinashigh 4 E s . se | C. RU RG HOFF RE. AL TY CO.. (Olfax 2452. Be graded now paved this fal! Raey a Ts. nad S.J ari a Sing - hye t is, ete . al > “ Dtion aily le et q ¥ WM “ ATSON me or the netg oo” rT : te ; | n ste a owner il ae asona ble e > ow ner ny ne See: $1500 Caeh, Riverside 1: . Graveis thet | must se 9 " M N ; } a rside 1153. ash: a real sucrifiee. Box ¥-397. PD. 70 handsome brick buncalows of 5 N galows, Enclish.desicn. ™ S204 E; lot 100x148 reom bri > pe Me. larce rooms, baths in colors with \ endurabitin | impress you, | tile bagh. } ‘er heat, hardwood floor 1101-( Bact “Grane FLAT = oem” ype phn H. 8 O'ROURKE, IN¢ Owner ug! nv attractive ures will appeal | F4Tae ic a price very reasonab! vi-O3S East Grand; 4-familr, 3 rooms ce ee hee ane Riv. 4310-11-12 5471 Gravais VECREL-} EARIC KSON. “R542 Gravois i MUST SELL = _ REAL Fi f , pee Ar ‘ ; : - . 4-f ONF REAL FLAT . wml flat te 5058 WINON 4 chromium fixtures; studio fire- ms te reasonah!] . Nie MOT ater 1€a ‘eat . la- . * o> : - «© ‘ t) _ , "I >| oT] bh any ] ELLEN Woe ID. +2 ae Ne “ elNiwie ea), un \ c Fil N a 3. M Jern 3 4 le i} on “, Fighth st... ta MICHIGAN. 35 “ Parish renting fer "sen OS Peter . places, Art-tex walls, cedar closet. one _ f Eege een emcentinn nee aftae + we Pak . weondertfi:i . ‘ oe — : : : aa ms Cc. RU RG HOFF RE ALTY CO.. COlfax 245°. Paz. L I ] : tu i Z 2 Q rraneed : + : ‘ : 7 I m (iwner PRoene. t 35119 nt ev sahie cankitetnay Riverside x sh: = a ’ AMciia _Tooms- ps reasonab] by owner. Riverside ) onsh ob « sacrifice: the ree Y-304, hardwoed floors. 3: 3-ineh yan : “if , é lets, 35x1°S- cal display bungalow. , cecil : ie eee ee ee cette tae 94 : a ! Potomac (8 blocks south of Arsenal and ‘ oF oo i Fo) gg Tess a —_—— alan oy i ARK DISTRICT FT. ag - HU ark. le A: a. O8s——g -d sinwle. baths 7 (enn far te 2 o fhe bes! 5a Camel PReacect ‘ il oe id - 2 p 7 - io ° rae gos rol se - “ . : , . : ‘8 ° eis afene Mh » rooms, double: tile ed. A, ern: owner: reason ae MICHIGAN. 3037 —a-4 = ee ad ~ | SEA\i Til i 1 0. : —$—$—$I” : NEW BRIT ; . passes to Riwoee (han: AL HOMES i. 1s w Kropn } See = P . . ' noes ( I E ,. ae S LADY OF a arom PARISH 6258 TO 6278 ‘i ARWADN KE , ' ocks wee : IV 4 STOCK- “SC ‘OTT RLTY ‘CO. EV ercreen RA. é - 60 cote ea ECT c ] flat } BAT 3D 3 F IL —~ RE Sf. C) = WELZ. 46 24 ’ aly. 3921 KroxtR ALL 3 du a ? me “5 ROOMS. §| ANISH J Y Pt DEER. 2610 Gravois. PRospect 1519. OVERLOOKING H AMPTON PARK ere OF bt rpg w ANTED 0 nd sunroom modern n Rea! he autif ’ 5- Pov at led meres T. well const: bot- wa 2 _ = - ay ine fires. _M vale me tiroughout 3 , 1] ' Th, ] 291-5: ari Ht - E R R AC iE S N. Pra = 4s singie tat: | condition: 4-ear farace: only if, Datn, fh 1 Water | hes | ction of rosa 3 ’ ne r | With show: one . : bala >AaT mie ¢g rages . me ow i . | he pte ad bat} ne ra I be . INC-Cay yricte . sold thie wes kK: Casy termes. he rhe! _— tr te eo R erside bE TS 2 2 oe 3 } E vA L "a WILL “ Tal j } : 1} a a bh ! are r race that ‘all ®asii oe mwveried int 2009 Gravois Riversid e pay’ {(@} PE: EDERKE R. 2610. Graves, Respect 1519. no gig as =a R HH. A. RO an nal | iy a kK - : F . wel} arranges “ere ici a busine a eapanttie = ; aie a 1 , mann th . e NEW FOUR-FAMILY FLATS—New sinzie aug doubics 493, | MINNES@ TA. 3715—t-family double flat te. 4310-11- ts } . ,. W NTE ne co: t 50x12" , ~ OFFER A > Cimner i . = we 2 ‘ ~ oa dil roon dining roor — kf res HARTW 16. DISC HING ER REA, TY to., On &/}- foot St Low) 8 bl 13 1?- ‘ —_ er nie rsiqge * BuTy. Ww. Pw ~ ae _ Wit! £ aes ‘)} : cc AME: NGALOW, $4650 mm : il, Ginin akf; room. ” NEW FRAME Bt A » ih kitchen ‘ith ouilt cabine ot eae “R08 N. GRAND. LINDELL 79144. stone f front nerch Cal . or a New JS-reem single flat will the OPEN TODAY, $300 DOWN. t A Ni; at 0 ,, tou ———_ omia stucco FLAT , . Wrominz st.: eas f Wats AT LS : eo pp eeOry On first floor: 3 x; ; Rent $125: tire $8500; =" Eimbank. walis. tile floor and walls in bathr ol , nd 133% nih .) MINN NESOT s. 4619 Po slucIe. Oo | s . Por 5S and « M wat Sensei oe ‘ a or, $190 Grand 1A32R, ma barzain, PRosnect 47a] For less than fied by builder for cash abeve first tl 7 lif i eee aie modern even ee ” > . L , “tee “GTOOMmSs and lie hat} fin- : F } t r - iN STs this ar. R ishe¢ mM Vitrolit m second f Farazge: cinse ty 23 . ‘a ines: don’t TRADE FOR qgue PROPERTY. z ZADS 9 pe ume O-f: Dath IPD: MINNESO Single ; modern 2- © ren SO per year. COlfax 3: rs ntranc: c k as ~ — FLAT— > . eens 7 - Sa —— cae ten ie, «nue = a ra HAHN. 721 Chestant, CHest. 8941. AND wN T 2 ‘SMALL j HOMES ES’ z . 5 FL aT. ALO FF - 959° "Tt lephone if F | AT >—Doudles, 4. modern ar vrand, | MINNESOTA, 3623—SINGLE 4 AND 5: BE Sy ( 7 Sell é (10 ‘)) rents S180: $14: Rospeet 4] TILE BATHS. FrRNA( Mt we GA- @G,, elie room 7119 , “SE ~ } . ; w. 5 KOOMS—ONE FLOOR—3 4500 2610 G RAVOIs. AV. “PROST EC T LE 778. ei + an OME | cememenene es _- pa ii m ,¥ bung ve ‘ ii = ot : These homes are . REALTY CO. FOrest 4: “wu. g00! investment: ne melude dec Wt = ; ck. fe | wee? &. GRA LACLEDE 3040-3246. * “Garr p DFORECLOSED rating: comner amne ™™: LAT—3-3 room: lr; baths. fur. a : ~ } - BU CKELE ae - ape ‘ Soh eT ) : T rnacee F AT 3 ; . “ bh } MISS0 RI a o and 7) rooms bath “OP > N Al [; Dat in x ASH { F " R OW aes: bu it j This Mae 1 i. «t bar- “8 aD elie, Ba ae ie he cht a Fo ~ ictiait th Uiuls. 8) N ~ “% 4 : é : pitty dou . _— % ery RY I . eee mate ln _— r hi . te Ps. = | Xt = rt: bil sces — eee “t ee ereagl 3 liom ne Tr y . “DIMMITT, RI kiorr ‘BAYER ' BARGALD ~~ Casy terme Ocated ix } ak floc numaces eT ee Peis alan terms 1 uit, ‘LAT—} r Grand “3 room bath, fur- —— : > KEOKUK. ere: B) fie , se gto ae —s POMEROY. ‘BE -E nad SHO), = =LAcled: $: MISSOUR:. 323: } and 4 rooms . 8 EOE heb. yon Fy an exceptional } at a 3 THE STONY HURLMAN, Realtor. LAc. 900° HE RE IS A DEVELO@MENT ~NEW BUNGALOWS sosso. ENT ty ANYTHING ELSE ON THE “Car garag real hi at; FFB: 1-03 Platea each aft room SOUTH sI aMail Cost: very reasona! terms, cae — ic ‘ > BA on: 0 K }-: ‘ost~] " SEF THESE 5 AND 6 ROOM ENGLISH MPLAN -EALTY Co.. NEAR o F FALLON | Newly bu 3 3 ‘ee! ng ran cent’ FLAT m: new. ee ios | oss a a ae 3 5931 Corot Me 3S AND SPANISH HOt SEs AND CONVING E IAyTOU an . | $231 Harris MS famil ¥ I . "—w, aus ] rh ation, { West Lli¢e i 7 I . ri wood , i} ' . “Th a ‘ 3 . Mod i. ae = tad ar — ultra : dolla rs. F : rr th * Band, : fl, ors: ; : os . . 4 , . ° . th bite} ps i ii —— = ‘ MINN \ N ES + 4 55 } = ‘ euhle f) t. 4-. 4 ‘ “91° FERRY R ' ry ee th cope OL Sy RS ene te 2 — = re r?y f ~«] . os , f ‘ MeL / {77 > t 4 sure " ° st wy 4 3539 . pe nlinet 1. oy 9543. ze és ' ri es a ee . " Sacramento: large rooms, x firee:i er %4>- } A | ~ Leng rie . ge 4 r) “OH OLT\ E STR es T ROAD s. ; s é S. ~*' ra all ’ ° anc ravo ner. (AbD \ xe : 449 ( Hh - ; A ee eee ) MORG LINFORD, 5714—Lovelyr $+ and o IPPE A :% BARGAIN BI NGALOW 16 FYLER AYV.—5}-ro m ic : + : Inspect tad ’ . : says seli this 4-room bunzalo 6816 ween ER gter:- ) FINKE "Sone Tie Gone. Ridg. M OLD BE x IRE ( OM. PL E TE D Sing] ; ‘ “en single. hot- — t. tile bath: must : Mngle ‘iat, Po 4 room a, mee he a —— = thy Car gar ta Fini CS Sa tae Be te $515 - _—- New 7-room bric us Service from Deimar car | pre. 3073 DI RANT @>ndition im Stee Gwner. 20°n. | 80ld imme Lee T price call ts | 7 . , } ij . — ——. : , Den Tou ” 2 ‘ NP es, la? a . = > A. o ROT RAF. IN¢ Ww aon t . . + ; - S ; eal: a ” 9 “ital rounds or phone office and N orth Cr est Flats am. dui 7 Titi. . co ns eon. We | —mneeota_ Laclede 3581. ame | Bly, 4310-11. i3. 5471 Gravois, M. 4. AB T RLTY. CO. agg ——— 6518 r ‘ COCK snake = our representative will call fo; ms ed YULGNng two more. Or we Will build vi. AT—(alifornia av. 5 rooms, tile . a a . ° b irik MENT — 20-family ; n fine. Ske ew 4. ath, hardwood floors: $2200 cash necg NEWSTE. i SINGLE FLAT BARE fully rented; beautiful x ; ca ~- parage. 2 ’ biee _ gfe nok rt 1] , WENZLICK. CHestnut 6900, S. W. Branch ba om fies. McLaran av. new | _ teday—4 Hestnut 3203. $5400), we PeOrated win ow me - DI: astertex CH HAMSE FLAT Be HOS ZK. I 09> Gravois ay. (e} . d, steam h t. Car garag* o- Breer «chool«. charthes«. SEE THis = Bit 6711 1DAHO ae ae brick bur JIC 2 el D ARST ry. RE vi TY ale : - i “hy & In living 00m and Uln ili RI. UN oWwisee Cc ARANY 912° ——— ee cD ‘ fy ‘l] Mic higan-: 4 and 4 eat i and bus row ELL. ye Chatact. Cc a ge Ee ee 5 P sedis ~v PB : 2. er AT ithe. corns $12 H . ORO NC. nace. ca, ‘1 19 24 r rm st ] ; ma ; bri « . «) ual dy | ‘ L INDENW ooD AV. —Ne Ww D- ' 7 . o- : H. at se Ht L af 2 hoe Le co. ar 3 Bea utiful Double F lats . hear To we - ret : ri : Bceescie - ‘, = | BES t REE. Lh Gravois. _ ANDERSON STOCK : 4 tra! ean. — . ; ‘ bik | ‘ } : ; tn Sf : 5058-60 and 506° Oe Ruskin av. well $141. ais “ o b pany a art Br: a! —e nh fice. 3612 RERUE > “y % APART pow - bull cin . oa cY v4 7, P4Avih and e:ecir tT? ; ; nent ; ¢ ; Poon 6 on one f Or : ti e t mil in bath. oan rick bungalow; garag: ArTawood I iT oO ‘aver eat: Siate — " = nd Aer tose front: 2 oe beautiful 7 ANSDOWNE AV.—6-room matt 4 Be: aut 7; ll 1 N eC\w F iF arcs = tile bath : - FLAT en 300." crifin > = — rans tes | “SOMET HING D a] Micen o*-; near Hamilton; gE ey one Mock ‘cast of McCay 2 MARDEL: L Av: —— pane FLATS, APARTM ENTS. FOR SALE rage FOR _INSPEC TION. KURS "RLTY ena R09, et axe —— a. = .—~ ond ou oo ae Sante ry, a5 | Newest _t10e-os Ae eB ‘be | | ;' Pstiige . : ~ t aI } St RUNS RLTY. Co. 1 nln. ad Mmpton WV innebag: nele te ait age: cap. J : _ mle _bEM MITT. K if ‘KHOIE 2B AYER, as ak a : , nardwood floors. § ‘He NC EK ra rf a BI] I, k’ LAT Ss N. ; Og us x . ie : “@ +1 m ~ 4 f 3 A REAL BI’ Y t ‘th. fur e ; 9 . ~ vind ‘ te Nel Vebraska. ' , — hardwood , jen : . . ~ = ' : > ‘OMA N R bE AL T ¥ : ! , ; - ws 4 4) — IE EACH. al i ‘ ae lard, rs >: ls 4-f a. a-nily Foul condition a . — - . a pyrene ag . "$5500 ied bata ev0U veniences; “ 4 . = wasn BUNGALOW “25 oa pe ae Se + + alle teen i-j butanic; 2 and 6 room let ~ Heating ants © n- ’ s . ' - FYLER ’ » ee = 6 tu ‘ 4 Ba ~ : & s.- ‘ a _ = = i} wine on . rn Din "T"3.. Pia ss elie ‘4 ~s $13: 4 rear: renis for me ‘ i , — Vv >> ee . " : . 1a, nN \ oe “Poo cultage. i Rospeci OREGON, 42533—3 and 3 singie. furnace DIP mM ise«e i . " ’ ; . lz r f tment " Waterman 2 Steer raaeoe oF te Ahn ay land me balicdih Mie menate aan at . 6734 ER. “» es , ele re ore ls, : ) U . _ ‘ nPicok ¢ ~—- : ’ an eXCe*lLient T ns aohh by yy} 3.900 > large rooms, brick porch ence . 3-r00 as . a2; nricht. and rooms: lo! J it 1 e- peighhorhood. Ww ALTER "JONES: RK. I: CO... 3546 Easton, *12!._ tile bath, very bretiy fiat; see and make — ; , amiow:” 2-cae’ oameen 0x170 , 3 | oni ~ © sold. ES MONDAY EVE! POREST Sa3t, FLATTS Toone in: Q-car garage: | Oller, W ILL § SACRIFICE — ralue of $6000 «. i829 WINE AV.—7 rooms ai t 40x1°9n, Om: corn , naees: _ — SIN price S¥Y7T5U: close to Rer. ill: a bar- H. A. 0° ROURKE. INC, if arga ; ‘ L, . ’ : , at ~ Dp. BUCKLE “INC. ; Parkvia : : 5x1 E —— . so COT E BRILL LI ANTE meee r) ¥ map ree? sity nea ? cip — a lie z ~s priced hee - ee 3711 ——— furn con hea : gr rod condition : 7 ; - i { Lae iM \ »" REA LTY SCHOPP. 9° alume ldg 345 Paul Brewn Bids. CEntral 1084. =#3 Russell, 5S rooms: lot 30.7% ; Du waht: moo cae wUrchaser ; | | 3. war and bath on each flo rk hot-air r school x K-41. Posi-Dispate: _.. | OSAGE. 3413 —#-> baths, 2 new Holland ne 6 a 4 : ly apartment ey ’ ' ; 4, f ‘diy, rm ‘if rage ser owner first REC Begs ip gpI eager Irn ' } * : re — “ iON HOME ‘ ih ¥) . - _ Vall 4 ABE i + ing roc s t Nig 16.20 ; 4Ke€ offer "Pn? ‘ie } Y R ry 4 y Bed ———_ Dposi pal ‘ ana “OUT ivwd- : ‘ ew ea “ats; street and alls ) > ' ; al ae : | SAGE: Sect commpicted: sui seer) ee berry. 3534 . “Ee _CALMER. ine 3E! ie Veen ILLIAMS “| ern- hot-water heat: pare? tm $1500 cack Qelins on account sicknss 2 on Cheng Alt DaY = Mar, owne a ae cod dog ‘ epee “ath hower ’ Mi, = 5 ? ’ “i as ir? * Gg re 76 « « ‘ ati i @>7 T4 > = . ~ : iin, ine: Drices brick bungalow : tin; uees apd particulars at ffice . coms, h HENDRICKS Ri Linc CO. : HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY Co e bath: ren 00: pri¢e $18,000; Posite Walnut Park qugeway N. W.: Bnes, bus lin ceca MUl 6200. (eo?) 5 NPSstpyl ‘'Hestnut 5 re Be lOvALON. wher ; °-i¢ ™ , tb anph “ne me r OSt-Dispate! Ne ANIA. 35. —Singlie ° rooms 3 oe Se — ~—-* aces: water heaters. 1ardwood : Melt nese Ras caused me to | ad bath: good renting nelghboriocd OPEN 4LL DAY ee 1 Seat C4 i Pes a ee et oy nn AO RAG Anite my é E : ; / 5 . 2: ba 4 § - ) ; = &s CHIN. > i ; eT Tt mn. | TR EI-FARICKSON, 547 Gravois. | By NGALOW—New brick. 5 rooms. one r doubdie | ae nd excelient invest- |} l-A‘T—Sudden ine fgg A nae > PENNSYLY Ni Th 1? lov: | floor; unusually large rooms: SO-ft, tu ee ee Seatrs sate price in re ar brick od floors. ‘steam heat. 52 furnished for leh emit. flat: Ps oe, a es et Sinsie 3-3. bai clio 3s PENNSYLVANBA ae bat at. Beautiful 0-Room Bung alow must sell immedistely - small down pay. POX 132? Post-Diep-- +4 Car brick gara-. 40-foor 7 a Zs GRE CLICH, Grand and Sullivan. . | 3 want 4-rnom lage PRasnec we U-constructed modern at in ion ser ie _¢ , erms. BUSH-BURNS. Main "42D! | an ented: netting a good income; mus; cE Ta AIA. 2039—4-4, bath, jure | fate entrances. $ and 4, hot-air bee I: LIBSON RCO. 114 N. TH —— SEI. + LACE : ; er ) | bath. with puilt- in tubs, LAYTON] TER. 1108——In Wet MUiberrm ~w Kansas hTIS larg In- ment, balance like rent: this is «a ‘ “ “ ; | bath. haniwood floors,” elec. | bargulae Lande care" c Bargain Singles Ta “xeeptional Opportunity FLAT- 3 Closets; POTOMAC asd Tecre | Foun fo teh). Per annum; owner Same refrigeration furn ee sooms, Dienty of closet PUTOM EC Teal —Immed late sair nece 210uUs to sel} ~ r — rye F ; ~_a ePhe: O and 7 room odsl4 to 58: S24 SENNERL ¥ i itche mm in rear; 2.4 laree roc ms with full hei (:_ instantan ous | | Water: aj! copper QOO: no agent. Box Py = . e ] Tm: some with ide Le > ace ntl : Rome PI LASKI ST. _ NICE 4¢ "a 9665 + { iF FE MIE \S AY ENUE (OTTAGE—s Toons ‘ mos x } is ase . le er 901 Walto: ' rich!: @ . & » n° : d pa « "| laundri with stationery tx alk a , sont 2 : ; “0nY J-room flat and 4-room . . ; Fr sDdariment hargani, siet is , rOome “ac 4 “eae MODE RN BUNGALOWS =| ment cho % ton a ‘x Enrigh and om 5 reened sleeping porches ‘har ft h 7 ar Arsen: INGS TRUST CO. FOrest S240. tile baths. separate fiat dwour te en- ai TRADE FOR YouR PROPERTY. very Teasohabe es, couble garage. will sell! aont®, *! _ rear .of lot. Home and in- : t | pli ae : xX Tower SOM ae Baht il on rie r re a SAN ° . . . . modern conveniences. wel) eon LE. ON2 t-room Cottage, furnace BARNGROVE & SPECHT anees with frunt porches: “go2t='e ¢)- | CHAMBERLAIN-OWING % CABANY 9432 | yory reasonable. could not be duplicated tf. - today. Grove: nies ” . rh, . , . t ; sy — ee | a ss ¥ £1) ‘ XI U “610 : , } PR 519 fur THaACER, bz t? hear . iy ne ' . 3-240 : , “ m1 well. ) bat ie i opens 6 we sae nes: er serecus and’ gulters: ack ty leave: you mnst % this to appreciate | - 3 iravols, vanect 1519 Seon = sal ratha; onponite Shaw's @ Mont ‘car brick garage: lot 63°x89 ; } _* TT . ‘ Noo — .% ; , ern Dery or Sr : , 2). 4 LE BUF le sty ed¥ y »] ‘ ‘ a ' — ' — ~ — ern ; aml t: TERT eee * cg ; ? rent >i ; . retiy mudern: ‘brick por. eiaie am . ; . ; in 459% Realtor @: ‘or Jalluay, near r Gro ark... Box! 5 anint. daar ~~ ——=e. J. Bednar, BARNGROY. E & SE E FRANCISCT’S REATTY™ CO. sod 7 , . ag ae term tiki 1) wh UD t d~! TY i —— if , “ . Post Tr) : oa 14 : ic) - | : | | [ : - Cosel ss —— = = —— rLOR Rarer “8 . | co _ KA 7 a 2 th modern 1]2 . ith St. DEL) - AR DM IU BL > B ARG ' heicls aed one” $4) ir: 4family fist. 5 sag PUNY HURLEMAN. Healt LAe. Son. . ; 2 wy fk, . » diy © , DAY TU: gE Sir i «i: ior i > : _— a oe - ute Niece Single ane Doreh ps - Dara: *‘ntrance on : : a “ : lonble, so REALS Sing ume $2340: terms to suit, ona! 2 ae ot of 4508 can. W ry RE STREET FRG > aces. Dathe and devestes ee ee ee said YOU'LL LIKE IT | peo mtand) Just north of new Roe School: | “Laira’ 30} Pautian | : FOrest °584 | baths; corner jo rice $N50¢ B2 is_to sult: own | ee ows Chur 1 Ist | / oenvgge s Pi . ht agg at 7 : HIGHV ay EXINGTO: . wher do _utrs. Terms to suit RACE. 345! ive roomg up and’ an vets: 4-4: | Imi : re uy: selling , SO14-144 ich formes single § im : 7 a coalll bath und kitchen: hot va- |}, : 2 ag tary og ina oveme a a Seana See u v hous ea vat ‘ ft 2 ot ALLE ante te flat, 4 _ oo nd ter ta wult a cats | un _¢ i E une ie sta on HN’ ‘Doe KERY A SON 1oe@s4 . ISRIGHT, 5084 5-9 ponune "one | er HOSER, 180s farnete for auiek | : Ki YL oe DOEAPLINGER Real: , SINGLE FLAT BARGE On Clone RES ler aor aT a | Ss e Fe u“ ‘ ‘Tiu Y be “a more an , ‘ mame } reaeg? 5087 Mat “igae ? 4 Sund 2% ‘ ; ‘ 45s : ‘ ‘ “ a a ~ : ~ . ? . ave littie . _ “we . . . . ba j H ~ ps : . ee ee : 4 ~~ i every aa ilkder Aciede 52 —s rare , on . a eS? cobalt Sai¢e, OSEK, ise: Grav vis, ere ay , - nele ydery it oad ft ' Ni RAL aX al will i le ; 7 = — — — ee . . : : . ‘ ; - . PP ot +e 2 OD , 4 a , o-. eon? " ; ‘ -F FERS ; ¥ ; : a rsids . Mr. Locech Vi ww acc. — st.—5 and ae Sing! : 2320-2 n pl.—5S and = - ’ S831. ENRIGHT—Mi ©? SELL EASY rT KE BMS—$5 yi MH) DOWN vw pw ve e f) , — ; 101- ad . —_— — til } hard xd fh rs. bare cag eat furnace : + ” Dat a S ome ? Peeps: “1 GER 113j3Y—_Sincin 7° barca. $45(4) New — — 7 - ax $422 : et = = — a reom- hot.eretes pasta gy ok _ $: 4K) cash L \ lede 4 9. “i ; > , moe! t.—S5 and 6 : TO CLOSE ESTATE 44 ; ' . de ww, ; —_-_ ——_——_ , NR DPton av.— = fand, = Toots net water beat. 2 Pe is sla Cech eRe . AEE RY tne toy Ay we w — a. WA Oy sas weds PRT ORE bee ’ © ID Wee qotens coors Roiidea om brici icalow: tile bath: “. rick - . Tw Tric 54 ;sOUE 'EPaiiogs | — ae pea cone, U reom . brie - — 5 SOE tock 1h TOK k- sc COTT Rit Ti. co. ‘E Vergreen 8730 eeinhdi aia: cen as, ST. VINCENT, 2921—Well bai? 322 Forest P, , i ' bath, carage, beautiful yard: bargain. Kk sin ! LOOK T 835 Kock ee DOUBLE FL AT. = ae 2 SEEN S, 2921 Lit, r : Park bi | ed very lee . . “ niat FOSKIN ~“CABBERT-SLATTE RY. Lin. 3067. J-lan Ms eac! mus es Y, : “= TH. room. efficiency wee S. ee BL. at DEI LAciede 449. -! - 4th st. J ard a x Bint = : HEATH CO Gartield Ries ‘ - LO Lapse lat . » PoOom i at wt VUE © . cacy Uilra modern 5 Ow > 4 Ven ¢ - ' _ . : ° ° . 3 raenal WELLS. 5860—Bungalow, 5 rooma mod. {0,,close Prox £ Keutexer erm every way: hot-water i Tone °-car garage: price seit See Ns ee —Nice flat, 43. rooms; | 1308 S 14th ei i | S800 west; Sez or DORRELING EK. KLTY. 60, — 2222. r lab) erms, LAcIed 7? er" Re gate Ot 305125: low price Open tadaer FEDERER, *616 Gravois. PRespect 2319.) late sow offer. | . ope Tin : an ; 3 mer test. \ . . ui - a Le eeeteeeetateeieemenmeee: ~ a ~~ 4 ~~ . . B 7 WG eer eee - Ore N TOD. AV —s. 300 DOV wn + ; Lit: E 4:31 es, eS =~ : os av. 2 " "OR. ~~) 7. = Ind ; rms . = GRAND BI = >} : a a 3900 S SHAW hed += E. * “1 ! fn ar ’ C J ’ i 2 ana 4 de n —_ : Via ‘ A U2 i AL OW ew brick bunzcalk voMIs one {loo & im " sacrizic arcail aaa ; = modery 4-6 resem | 1 UNC iE ATH or e wees. OLrer tue Soe — : ne : i loubie eben | be mf J: pric l }: Phone Heats nt 8452 for i Box ¥-191 Poet Dia OPEN Al L DAY | trisie : Yee ae BE. nsmaemes ~ ge brick flats; ready te occupy; vitre- — a ere Arfield 3164 \ietor 2222 satiate ad a teal buy erside 10%: owner second ficor «il - ; —_— okk west, 4 a ia a : —_— Er Tee OGehe, deen hardwood floors; idea; AF FI —~ os ~ family: 4-room , ARSENAL. J5=**——-MODERN 4-5 SINGLE. PAY 3 —- er 3 as -R KE ealtors lestnut 890-7 , ~oe ew « - GOETHE — We) constry Speeia pet location. dc elect t BTx143 1? 5 ALMOST NEW: Low p RICE. TERMS. a Es CHes atmnt , — . —— - : n ; 3 ske ermal! « , a ot ‘cc! SHEENA? Al FOO) t—— Modern at. 4-. age eon ide. rent $} i price 6-room buna) ne net BANKE RS “RL TY. “C0. Fa aview 1983. EDW. L. SUBS RETY. cy. Lin, zaee, HILMER. DUTTON '&@ KEHLENB ES “en? LACLEDE 8525 LT | 0. : : 3 Lite hat} vatrarit Wails lust } Bat COUVS rie ‘ , q = c! (Hest: ' oe ) : ; ‘ = +~u. + ger ve Vad, o : TS) ~ ~l. s*)- OOTE Tan 1 Riss PRospect 414)! Te é . a> ' Disnatch be appre ted ‘: —eest_End_Ba ~> Seneelns i re “ad » and it ; TURAL BRIN. =, htt 2 cay yt = se ol Wigs tt 1 3 11? : ner Hewat i 7 i rome dome —, a H. A. oO’ HOt |RKE, INC., Bes “" oF canes Eee sss iat Cesaed 9 Anderson. — sare ' low flats: 3 and breakfact moe” — ' ac. mime ities: hot “5615 Southwest av. te baths: cheap. Laclede 449 — vi (100 FORSY THE BLVD. tN ok Gras ie a emelike rooms, Hol uence: |] | [7— Mom : a nee Paaes; will trade for! Raq : . POMS | FORD. 3456—4-2 maths. fu SHEN \NDOAH, 3900S) asle 5-4-room ame 4, --{8™lly apartment. 6 reams each $300 Dowr n. sorte i tile ba h ; t-in tul a ra ; — saittliens Shier ee Os acani. a 7 1 . arg ay. ° nati . ‘ Ms | Lane Bite.. Un ae . 1 ’ _ and | ej flat at a har rgain. 5 : yl rat aay arseed | every modern : -Pmn OF i ae | , d rT, + ' ' : . FE ‘ >t REALSow 6h - — cme t High ol. des F. Dickmann R. E. Co. Gl Chestnet. - - ga _ ved and expected. Admission by i* ' IT a a. | or * io i . ; | ‘ “Thi desl i se) : Ph eee i% ‘ ‘ j . = . — \ RT} LANT 5 . . . ses - , . BECK FE) : ’ ‘ 44 ‘ ~ oe P ng g%s t ' in ee Four am y a o ntainiag : : eee tee SOOM. filed bathroom | (Ween Creve Cocur and st Chen ..° “Tau St? N.—Rrick Gat a th Sr fives anni 101 DEVRY O. ba mace: 2 gu- CHAS. F. WELZ, 4542 Gravois. Riv. ene. SHEN ANDOAH. 4565—SINGLE OF | ‘ath cach. Property ia aff 2 D. sawe ‘ Oh all m. — vost. Phone WENZLICK. (H. even o Toom l fees Sine ws vents © invest Te » Bath mrice went Thay ‘ _ TILE BATHS, HOT-WATER DAT. § dec rated ial ae oni x. S25 Chess o- = Wise x. - : Neal trade. See : ——— nt \NROOM: GARAGES: : ented tiroughemae ' “SE * Stone: throw Ms SeEnON aa desires: VUecora re ty : “De a “OT } sui 42S} ‘ Az | “py oak he Co. = 4 : . PRIi¢ t = S1lODe8. r i, at r — ‘ i J >, ers 7 : a sing minder HAR : . = : at ew Rt “+ ’ ry . river) rr . . 1 hye tes a ear oh oe ore o_a.. re ek ae tik hi J. WAYVKHOPER, ¢ ABANY 7120. (¢) te ag | hina . WT ON. Broadw:; EVergreen 8750 é oad ee eee , See ae cy _—- on CALM, S586 nz) nant. ». on > a ; Foom i “Tr - ’ 3 tI" 48 “ent : ' ¢ - OPEN ALL }). \Y- dation: % hardwood floors: texture alle Sing ame: price low tor a b , ac!) . ‘ ‘aa Se 7 ree a , ~ + ACLEDE et0.2°46. price parti : ae anil ae ‘ 1414—9 rooms esea HOPE MANNS TOONS ar _ _ e)~ 1. rt paler $6x. —s Pies Cusy . af -as 4 _ 7 Py va 4 owl . i . Mectric: alae Lund Ot-w ater heater . S200 CASH f OX A«8 Ost.) ; sain : a , Se Seren , . ~ a . wi : “yy _ ; “eo ~ a : Pe gt Gene . . © oie . & i:iRteoai . bes ’ upper ~+ Can , 1 : Pace av. -reom frame: let 49 i. ; water Deat Vitra bath. verside - , ‘ 33 ie” So4 ; > ones ‘vening. , . - ’ = 4% a right ‘ ) My } at} ‘ * a : , a>? - fm TY — - — ee 4 ; a — ‘ : 4th SR ‘NVeStigate ay G make offer fees front: a real bargain: very easy terms. “one: Ver fins We in i dis ae aed ria ——- y “ois me tO Oo. j at wend : ; & 4 . i} noe oe 6? Manis Mnalc. H. A. ORO RKK INC i Call Vall Maenire, eee a lne Pr fa0 ge te ot so ws 0 : “— » Pooms with hath 1 cood joe: BRITTON AND HEEGE Ds : Oom 7) bat furnace bare oi flo wher anrio ® sell. p , 4 s.: ind electr sirret Riversice 4310-12-12 S5aey ~ ASH — — a and condition: price OTM) modern brick b ralows ote SU Premt S140) * 500 “RT lver- S> ; ~ . tis 047 vot | we . - P pt ‘ : : ‘ ; . a ; sigai S. pi ‘ eds 2 : : F ; . . ; ; i Re ae ‘ali? : ps A MONTH AND oar. ) Kain. 16000000: u | —__— wets fas) | & asy terms | ade 38 TENNESSEE 30 nazi wi nerch | £ 5420-34 tos a SrAt rivet. A NIVERSITY APARE California . j ~; ™ ph ia ks Re of vr, ; ‘ «at «i . ; ; : rm q ' > a . i , Ts O4* i : mM f ’ = »! To ‘ a 164° (Tat ois. Kivw. “ONO. yf ; ir . ~amils ns gi. harwair anniek ly PRoane ‘ . = ade a ‘ma. = modern 4 family “D | modern rice baie ngalew ‘ 4 Prva of Len : +4 Pietra a Prain ieee ae . —— - sss SF arty tes, rr Fie” . a ' nt earage ‘« close te | —_— a . S ONSMIRE ; MS, urnace, hardwood i heer Wy ghee eee ; ate — $e , Pd eG ' -family ¢- "49" " “euce rent TENNESSEE 3a ture 8-5 bathe Pa” | om church a : ' : “*. g£00d income: price _v nm. . ‘a | | i so D Sy \ ~_ j ' sii ‘ iy / int n oe ws 4 , in Jotette— >- > lern Gouhla . j ‘oo tet spiend 3 “onc. és) PP me § rw} PO &) . 7 “7 70) terms 7 Actes : SS ne - — . . V ite . OD ba . ? Z Gee, : i tli 4 . re r ? —_ 7 7 elgaep Tiga? » } as ‘ F At ly} 7 ‘ Tey? a’ . : wt 4*)}- a 2 “ES, : “Mu AT Te . BIUSH-RI RNS igh “T° neec nes fir fer bie , — . MICO .\er n. wet EX NE R ~S01 ner- ————e —— TENNESSEE >41- i asin . — hot-water heal garage: : R AOL, LA 416 1 ee rg gente oe —— mage le. em, twe years old: m asuna ble . . y 4 and ete te age ee oP, rhe 2 ft rrhooen. atiractire ie abies ee BEAUTIFUL, ) B. “STOLTM. Nik ee co., ) i & wie aw | Brow cei : eae : o —— sean 0 { BUNGAL W S| 4003 Choutenn GRang Lei. | oe LASGOT TEs a a wi? \ 14 "CH 2 anee” TFORNTA, 3 _ flat: >| Pincers banning Seale 3-3. modes — Fis. 7 3 "em, in wCEntrai I3-INCH BRI UK W ALLS | mh $1000 —TOUR OWN TERMS =| apartment: 3° roume each” araxes. 4 ST. Lavis ui 41—Do ble brick : ra LLKBRENNER one TY no ——— 1714-16-18 —Ninect, ; S large ro ome: 4»! | ii = 70 Normandy drive. 6 larce rooms. maces. ‘ = - , ait : Whi a 7 , Hampton hy . 3 thoes onic - Ar weet Be brick yo lets SOK IO@: 2 blocks . Flrtuunds | ark eee : 316 Tora gy me ' " eRe . $8; SH very terms rs ad 2A14. (oy | Berth, of ie St. Charies Rock road (Nor. ‘orth Mar} and @ rooms: a same A nel Brice very ‘Teasomable, _Watited. PRoape . : CORNELISON HUdeop @ | Re $1680: cash — eee manidic Club): open rona bir ‘ ER DOMA; ty PO hes » hy ;, “ i tJ its . wr. ASHE . i ia ‘ ' > st) SC DOOls iNT ' X “they. wie - ~~ ; - r L ; tH! +4— Rare wa OMe 6 ~~” i] $1000, OO S BELLIS RE ALTOKS. CHESTNUT sere. Ere ~ 7 1 singh water hes Ye Hq. A YROL REE. Ni po 4 a hasnt | ee ee itn afer ~ location: sinete Gane ¥ pat Mi lberry “ae FOLR MOKE NEW RUNG AI ‘ ie? 4 r \. ta a lew end , a wi. MING TON , Pri . i ee " . . , i ‘¢i.. ’ , , . ' . Millet ‘ a. oe - oe + ft tir — " Fitee > Tice, 2 ~ . : tf ao . > 6729 } ' — = a: ey — Li sts we arte me MOLL S ow ‘ ie ‘wat ats EE 12 at Grave i SDIANA 2 21-3: J-Powm ptt tels —asey Te ifu " reenth flat rot at ~ ~y neoue a re Pig Reduced—7 Sebed Line . § Toome ne “a. Thin , 's , ‘AR ' mew a .. ae ”s a as ane re or very modern: Filey ° 7 _ ' tat se? a4 P 5 } . — Sidi : . ° "~, fF Dictkm n eee LOS —¥ PUM) aj Zz aii j ; r ’ " F,. it S | re my ; Hi. Hi » re trict . — — , sr SCTee’iea — beth. nara | 7 . ' ~ 1 } — . @ ¢ Jt JAPTRaen 4 hes al ~- ann RR. s - ry _ hile Rivererchs Le ey tof» . at 4 a te ake i cad. ti ite: re DEREK. *tle Gravois. ». PRospect 1319. te" furniture if tesired, ) ; ~ —s Rt oe: a i * Pout en iNDa iN A. V6I9-21 and joubdi ar- ‘WINNEBAGO. AI3— New ‘+5 rooms. sin- ae 2 beautital a oe » ‘fare ST sear Forest Park: ' hey 1 - tr: price ri ' i aime = ew | | O84) iD° sicenin YT pes . _ —— . - as hoy t bath ¢-car gar et . ROBT. not-wotes Fee te, walle in bath. ou A z ’ t i ne. — the: rey dieras bargai : nditra : CHAS. ‘s MUERI Rusider. 3126 S. Granc “ buili: everything for your fort HERRERA?) => aa Mee che Ts £4! aae. i eet an -..., ‘| mbmit your of ans. , ‘ n F ‘ ; >») é Tok : ; iain . o, , ~” eet LD) ; t, THEODOS! 1. Sh) le t : ~ & = ‘ o. rw "he ee : ‘ at H. 4 tte RAF. , v¥ w YOM? w 4 *747A 4 rf MI ST BE m” LD they ar FILMER. poprro. “—. d: r 4-5 raom briek ‘flat: s vo ur- = ~ = me Stairs Riv. 4490.11. t 5 (ira veia. “ar fare ge sa _ : . r IPE \ SI \ DD 4 y ome purr. nick RWOPY. rs Ay . R. . I” “ we mes ’ A : Fem rigne for quirk sale. . -_ = es . ASTER M ae : : ’ Wa 340) —— — Le 4-4 hy Water w vs MING L1f5a—y hou ile flat 4-5 > and -_ « rt ~ og gaema. A. . . : : + ie >. rir lowe fe) rtie! ; *1n . ; . per ing : . Me | N bate! : heme varar i Lermrs - 4) 41 haths w od ene a ake ' , “ : . . 6210 Reber p! 4 rooms. modern: byt: . reom brick flat ~ Kile pr ‘ 3 Make ; _ we . es —- casita i! Linernt Ow ner ea Pk, PRienect 414] » mR mae” .. xo eg eeeee RUE MONTHLY ex :—~ Neel. : street made: WAKAI‘A 40, ry. °., aoe. FP DEREK. 2610 10 Gravois. won == F Fi. AT — Sel -4 = tow 4 AY. DANDY DOU BLE—.j. tee near Grand - GARNER A953 — ~o: Close tf # | 5 ie i» rie f - Fe. it I —" Le 4%) 3.) 1 4. 6500 Page (terecan : a ae ' ; the aah i For! { +. PP EWa 7 CT ain” aa canoe : ign term« LAclede 6449 : on a ~« i | bs "a Dullt sie wt, ete place). . > fine reoms. ‘ ' ~ iaaisieds ; 1 ti ’ ‘ ; torn, — ; i ' p34 et Tests Mele . FeRDER EI oe P Wii rege for *f aaaiow, 3 aig —— esi SPANISH BUNGALOW ___, tile, bath ‘wien ‘butten features ig, ro0ms Fea TYCO. Rvonereen swan : ne MU 00me, sunroom sigy. FRDEREL, 2610 Gravois. O18. | DOUBLE t— Wat oll barpaln Tora Weber, 3539 5. rami rot me J | inch hard weed fleers- roemy clothes cia«. —— 7, eer a Well. ~hailt tA reeves WiLliaua st” i i ‘" ~ a FASS - Modern ces + rooms ten. $13 pon Smile 6449 4ANUCARY,. PR Sinz jee : as ; °T. @eand fines 6 LARGE ROO MIS | ~~ _— chen trent ict ne tte oe tile bath: t-car ~ Stearn eevee hent Tede rm heap t choles kos : ere Min crammes’ te Hat ~ - = Seer: t Want tf ott double d-room iat cK city: 2 yes A mse! ‘Mi AXN-SP ai is] NC H] BRIC Kk Ww AL L S BELEN RFALTORS (HE STNE r “R032. + et . righ = 5 er for m 17 —— FOR SALE On Exe MANGE a 7 vi \. SOLA NDV CoRR eth. Box =i Poet-Dispateh a b ‘ 7 —— Tae ‘sf : . ~~ OS, Lindell > ite ; war: Ntrance. fla: ee be rt’ ee ' , Sp 5 “MODERN 0 : Pavk:! im bee — ¥ any a2 —Singie 4-3. beaut fal PvPcestae _ tal Phan | Brick Bungalow —Sacrifiee CARADIF (ot —Well-bel i a een ene an « - 4 ~126 {| I. \ > l. AND } ¥ menenin LiGMr AND ‘unk wy. -t Le : . 2. 3 ~4 | © = 2 — chea tome ere re Aree iTiiws ai : Tr " worne . eer e Dea? brick flat het- Water heat. hat ha ‘ln yw a ro Lddivien } t Ah, ars Te | ae td a ' ~ ee . x “ . . A i 4 ; : " : 2 ¥ ‘ " ri CHMKISTI*S BH NKON t. gE. co ve i 4 if f z bs i 2 ; : at ‘ og ; : wal ‘ throughout Put md coal oo nl he or ' oeup fin larce frvesat rreara*4 meh @ ; a : ‘a , te" 2 eo . , ea " ~ ely } One iz Powe 1” rived right . ‘3 tr j xt ~? ae " 4 4 ami) 4 _ uted bas eh 2 , eé ' ‘wat ; a : : “. 5 . —- on . + bn " . . mor . ‘ ‘ * y= - eee ee * ioe H > ; « : _ . - des . - Berth | ; with AtHs Rity 8 aher.n eran com! cormtitiun: « ciahden 4 rrr AND. en til CL BE, MPA 5e te I nd SFLi my 4. = | 1 : sg ~, he city AL RUY A? 23 —_— o—u.) mA - _— ~~ , ‘ -“wee ond : E “7 LINCOLN, Ag: 7 cS ‘REY LOST a > sat wesrinable | Aon rt uy? i bee douh bleck om Apn av.: 3 . : | peg —BBioar 48s - - ; alae ' 3 mg : See a | ‘A - a OIE er okt oy he “eet s 5 “a ae al rigs ~ Ri y S300 | tits ned Op > \ AL l. } ot or: FOREST 4yv. ream frame - : , ij aT ose ie os A | 4 “ABbOTT K ‘eo . Pat bes ‘ thes tonast a * \ : i? 4444 = —~ gi \e*-au av eaten Rex . } . DAY "3. blocks morn, (1 yMcCansland ar oR: : ag uml x m flat steam nenani: sine ) OFT = SIGE SINGLE. x KANSAS 5 350 —3@ case : MEG FINK MAN . eee, eth -Mancheate Ty! * : Ri 0.. 7 Mee, eS aes ony oe s@leeman Sup at = s gs oh ra OVEN 2.5 cleet ri meuire SOIT View ape 4458 Minnesota 4-4 the. electric eee ites Rivera , | ; aang os GOETHE— These a-- new bon- 5 sre gat lg ae . * =e" PALO, 54: robe fs 8: elec a ae a ‘ eo ae pres pe ramer and sa ti bm Se TOMBR IDG r Méztiver’s y "eee aa Stee, + ~ » ~ . ye ore, ! at: ‘hk fnenace tT- caah far grad ao Amana —— Vee =n mage Se” Ce 6§Ood Lana chit . ME ’ aa N a K e r x es TS ‘ © by OURLE 3 de aly E ; mientnthous ERE “th. al ._ Wonk ris “ = _ “s ny 4 aes. “7 . ! ‘COME .o— PRICE “n vance *e orifice. 3 88-*4 $1008 will 7“. hard. | ; ard . ree , ‘ ° ; BRI N ~ : ash will nondie this income pPop- - ; wood floors for samemie no"?! making! pavmene “samy SCF= ang SAB ETT: CHestawt goes | | 3058.66" Mares: mandate in MENT CONNECTICUT. SA3F-5 Fog yee ag bhene “for ae tethin wee | ERoomect 7839 ia Aka a 9 , Re - . =o % . * t} ‘ * + ‘ -- . - >¢ Ce { rin ie ite n o + : on - ree : ‘ & ° t iy - “ea = 'RRY. ~— Necessary Gecorating included uni” wit) . a ~ Toom brick flat selee: hardee mene wetion ki , eee a peed 2 ped. Pd, ae 000 af . ace, VRRNOWN LAT x Tes ¢ . - | ork tA hat) A in- rue J Tc “: Riverside . 10 11 i” * 5471 ‘ — rhe | UESEKF Sry the Ses flats Lhd Tsay re AR... 2 ite te Bide 408 Market = : Gran- Sr. . ‘ree?, Ri gt - ; ; One rn oy ‘ : = MH rar ois, \. JAY KOS Co » 16th and Chestnar ete base 3938 6 pe cn.. | investman 80 "ud San Tr _ te) oe = WILL « x. . : : "Ul eiowle flat of oo and 5 7 Florissant. FRANCIS-PE “RRT-RUTH. 110 wo ; 250) Tact double SS, ren LYNCH Tor — : | 7 e..., Be. : fantane =” TOOm: open fireniace- ait a ‘th, FISH. $13,250. LAs Li LO 33.3 closing estate. — a" or: te es : ” lege 6449. th side ane =; terms, | -_ REALTY am hot. waiter heaters: gain. Laclede 9543. 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JULY i, I92y " 3 4g SUNDAY, 1 cg @-2000 REAL ESTATE F or Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. _rost-pisparcu, _ 2B nL EATS, APARTMENT = ‘ — id 9 43 ase 3 mod- / - ' BUCKY | ~ oat — LA ies 4 3 i | BU KK Wy in 11 1927 ‘ARR UNIATA. 3831—By owner: 7-room reai- | 4 r I | } WEBE RK ome ey WORKE RS,” |] - C ALEY il for Bes Bagg en ira a ‘arr Park: suitable | “dene pod first-class condition; near echools: | ban Y = 86200 FOR 6- ROOM BRICK. |) 4716 W . > "T\’ "co nvestmente | Tee es Ce, Saar pan Investments ||| HEXSY HIEMENZ Tt CO. 614 Chestnut, | [AFAVETTE, TMRLT Toome Ale bath, | day: “terms . ‘A. real. bargain shabe. Oven ‘to- | | \\ 4% estminster PLN FINE HOMES rs 5209 Kensington av: 7 rom, recep 5206 BA NC : the bath a oo cin memakies ge HOUSES—2. tor the price of one: hot. water ‘heat hardwood floors, war) © HAUNCEY | -HEATH CO. GArtfield 3164. | Living room 15x27 with fireplace. | Alta Dena Ct.; 7 rooms, hath, ae el a: bacon + agg cr en V.—(Southe tT Eee. ude drive, tile rool, ili cons 1°36 BOLAND PL.— trade for single flat. Riverside carage. street and alley made: price $10.- . bour Master bedrooms—second floor. '4 Amberst: # rooms, @% baths. MAL KER sHIO-BEREA REALTY CO: ™ pa chmond Heights) - (eHDN) , OOO, For eard and lieation call 7445 BY RON } i Just New he aling — KRartmer, 6 reomes. bath. 440) Of JEfferson “a0” decorated aud refinished. Cabanne, 14 reoms, 3 bathe. : : 4-family N > ; | per month. S19 BRICRMETER: -F I. EER RL } Rf ha | AF awe ~-{a mil ( HAS, r. WELZ, 404" Gravois, Riv. fd » Will be open for Mspection each day. This | AV. : Covi, eur a renaee home. | 32% Edgewood drive: 4 toome, bath y. 4125 BOTANIC AL ‘ : rand 270 BOLAND PI eee LOUITSIAN wo” r 7 ' 18 one of 1) ; f ' nttrae . > ; P Frei . 7 A SIANA. 35H —Well-bult ,-room Most altractive homes in the ” ng, PCMts $110 per month. ¢-famtiy, # SSG HTAN. 5000—Mo iemn_4 snd = (Richmond Heights); — , North . brick residence: must be sold thie month; | Moorlands: unusually artistic and exclusive he Forsythe, 12 rvoms, 4 baths, | BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE 4070 FLAD 4V..-2 : -family - ; le: excellent eondition separa 10 +-family. eee. yd | pid Oe rvonis, hear O Fal- have a look wid make an offer. W — verv leasing block eouth of / ( CORNE . ry VA» IBIG ' 5. Grand, 7 reons,. sunroom, HI LL DIN¢ wT " ; ; ydown ’ ~ “Shery ricer just Mian 1S) rooms: garages. 5 ang 6 bi Lindell, 14 rooms, 3 baths. cost $20.000 te, $844 HU MPHREY Ay,—4. : — fam y ful floor plans. Hot-air and hot- 4640 EVANS AY. 4. family’: ean EDW. LL Ki HS RE TY. CO. Lindell 7800. | ; i* oO ae RKE. jin firat-class saape; 95: ont give lease. | ines ba RODE MEYER, e ' 63223 Pershing. : rooms, a —— 80.000 SQUARE FEET—R. RO bewlich Der ig GRAN S247. (oe) | 04 ‘ ~ . | 4151 LAFAYETTE ay 4. eae 5242 KENSINGTON ant’ —4- f ' Wallis; owner. ITT rrr ‘ "lL re Ga ’ -—4-fa amily: 4- 3638 O'MEARA AV.—89000. 4 7 ‘ . % eit . ~~ . 5- ee oa , I : ‘ ; — ’ } " - © & on { ~ achiities ' required r. Neth — 3199 F MA Ae, 5030-3 n McPherson, §® rooms. 3 baths. (Oifax Sil “ — ay a) and rooms; rents oes of ; ~~ P 7 6 INC, | . ; , r b: " * te bath; lot 3xi 25. - > 2 ‘ » ° 2 > . — mouth. $.: ~§ vitroli J, D 47 ; k S1- »”D ]¢ r month. BLAIR. +" o $j]— / reoips: heat, bath, freseo Riv. A: ae 1 he 12. 5471 G R Av Ors. OREKE YN E. & kt (5. s( (yYT Vf Stpt) ‘ neetnut. 109 N. Rth. Se ae 24 eo Vershing, rooms, First Abad \ ctor #ta , acjponing bit vw r } ‘ ilis); - . Pershing, 8 rooms, bath. Southern approach to Free Bridge: bargain me wmMs C€ach; rents 3176 uly oF : 30 (Kingshighway Hills) 4569 Kena ee rents $205 per net BRUADWAY, 5163 (Cor. of Desota)— At present vacant: 2-story brick resi-| 3 - month, © pay | flat: hot-water heat; vit- | + 4 GTON AV -—+4- family ; 4 .See this well constructed brick residence; |) dence: # rooms. bath, furnace: garage PRICED TO SEI [ 7 rooms, sun porch. slee ping porch. 2 38 Portland Pi. 15 rooms, 4 baths. part pay. Phone Arthur B. Kelley. E\er- ang 0 roome; rents $205 per | 3% rooms and reception down, 3 rooms and) etc.: just west of Grand bl.: terms like] s . | Machine garage: all moder , Portland Pi., 14 rooms, 4 bathe. rreen 2400. ’ Cabanne ayv., 9 rooms. hardwood | p : Se PT OVCERERES, | | Washington, 10 rooms, 2 baths. |) THEATER PROVPENRTY—F i : * ._ ; od . uf x POT saie OT ue, - y of§ Y.car garage; street and alley mont} til nd Chestn bath 6 rooms; gtcam heat ang. ; © ‘ou can't help but | nth, He bath up; furnace, garage: will trade| rent. Offer wanted. ™ > b arag | Lane OF Bee Aine man, 7 POTOMAC aaa family P ' 709 LIMIT AY. —(University Cify): for new 4-tamily. Al. Hurtsmann. A. JAY KUHS CO., 10th a Chestnut sts. rs s-" fine peat, tie | Si : oy = | Post-Dispatch. | LAYTON i. ee eee a ae x wer, hot-water heat. ™-ineh ett te nh te nN ~ pi ° !— be eestory = butlamy: RIFIC ING > sone. Must ‘ A-43, SEMP a rage; excellent condition. RES WOR a ga ‘ . ‘ ‘ ms Alld bath. tardwood floors throughout: o en f\ vi 6U ‘kein for guick si a seta seen ger Pod income 105 | SEMPL Ee A¥.—2-family of 4 and KDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO., Lindell 7800 gy oO PRo Ra sey steam, zcar brick garage; hume up to the stairway; beautiful brick TR 0 ZI cn Arthur [. Kelley. EVe*sreen Yard | Month; 2-car bric eS 0 rvoMs; garages; rent : , Se le ' ' ba : | Post-Dispatch, wees Box »., BO12-3 Saat month. : ” $80 pas HHBERT, 1425—b- room “ge & ail mod-!| J:eSiDENCLE—Will sacrifice my beautiful! HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO.,. 614 Chestnut. | | raga nomen ideas yo — ; A BA RG AIN Between 7th and 10th oe ee . lats 1 = (msi, ol-water au b “| :- Crm: 2a ari 0-fo00 } 6 ; ¢ fo wo. am ; ’ ony “ ' ain S.: Koc uy oa PLAT MUsT BE SOM te . garag fine vonstruction: nek a whe EK AV.—12-family | provements im aden $4250, oe St vm nee, located in Clifton Heights, a 66IR CLAYTON AV. $12,500 be sure and see this one | . | a ovements, want to separate interests; To close estate, nt No} ' n ee" effic bency ; big bargain, —— ny position has caused me to leave the LOOK—LOOK. today. ( harming Residence rms: worth $1500 a fovt, Box ¥-134 room fiat. : ec 44 ae OL. iSON. HUdson 0207 fe) WATERMAN AY. — 6-family: | “ rooms. - ‘i . J) Lee | alicy ; price only | lot: 488x125: et rat 4" to sf “1% estate. 3039 ( OO KK A\ e ' penses of in > Weet End hon e $2500 , porch, break fast room. ° dressing | Caeh payment fin Pe , vestments and PDes * \ ¢ O1-S-5Y Rhodes: new, 4-4. aD -RER. "610 Gravois, OS pec 1 ~U. 3 W tc haba AN AY. -— dJ-familv: i rite ( H Oy 2407 N B'war : H. A. JURKE mm, 4 9 rooms, bath. hot-water heat: 2-car | cash. Box S. Post-Dispatch. ' rooms. 4 baths, showers: hot-water lation. FOrest Ov? Tore fats modern: hardwood SHAVE beautiful bungalow 5-5-room flat each apartment containing °7 asia UL TE R. E, WO., 2407 N. B's of RIV. 4310-11-12, SATL GRAVOIS, garage; jot SUx160; wonderful condition; BARGAIN RESIDENCE heat, oil burner. electric refrigeration. FORECLOSURE se, a wat oe REALT in the neighborhood of Kingshighway and roome. ~ baths, electric refric- ‘cS’) | TEXAS, 1616—Good 7-room house; bath, | parr a! Faas ac : 1322 Aubert; & nics rooms slate roof, Lot &7xtt1S Shade trees, shrubbery. —— Ea BA Iie 1A ‘ ul Bl LEWON REAL C0., (jravois that I must sell immediately for eration, garages; rents $5100 per LEXINGTON, | 3957——-PRICE, $7500. furnace and electric: rent $50; price J Met AWLEY R. CO.. MAin 2813 large bea! iiful vard: see su ‘make off Children's playhouse: side drive, 2-car 2408 Morgan, ‘o-foot store and resi- . verside LOS eh! | Soros cash; a real sac rifice. Box V¥-39°%. I’.-1D. year; sacrifice price . A-room brick har iwood floors .tile bath, 34500 : card: near Jefferson and Geyer ave. XN Sty 4 HIV orsit Vv Park He : KORTE 110 x. tr M. Ain 4°58. heated garages 4 home of exquisite dence In rear. now be ine foreelosed wurde: /] MUST SELL 4-f 3 INE REAL FLAT wondertul copdition ali impr vements aes HENRY HY ‘A R. O., 614 Chestnut. VC t rf He rR EDI 1A be] ( PU iTiy beauty, Priced right for quick sale, first deed of trust; sale takes plas Monde y - amily flat in 2000 ; ONE BKB. D. BUCKLEY, INC this todas lerms Open River 4 » TO 32600) st Leal Estate Exch: se. 8. Kighth ot. taro ee : 5083 WINON 4 $45 Paul Brown B ale wide SRB SISO : | Os ICTS 7224 CORNELL A\ at 120 av. S-room rest: | | HENRY. R. WEISELS. CO. | | thig nent be an opportunity, to Parish; renting fe r § cr and yoms. hul-watt at. everything of : ’ rown Bidg. CEntral 1084 a ways DOCTORS AND. DENTISTS wd , . he atl ' * k “* 4 * = a. bee mba , this Might be al napertunits tw a cash at a ane rites: — ’ 5 oe } } . is NM AFT i Ra He wou Om an ek bath , = Hh re, } wet the r lace vou are looking Rn wo ne “ home of « Froonmis, tiled 4 biustidine at a ridieulousts low : : . rf a1, 2 nell , — ’ ‘ ant | for n reat } uy, Box + 304, Pp FEDER "619 Gravyols. PResovect 1519. wate t it, Sarage, copper SCTCCIS ‘ for: 4 briek re sii nee: 1 rooms T bath ers & oF mes TS ~~ lal : Post- ; Ge ” st BURBAN bargain Fc u ) meas fin bai}, #@nd other modern conveniences; brick ga- ryt . Sth and Locust. CEp (yp “BEAU TELL SO. SIDE BUNGALOW FLAT 4-5. bath rh eae : STOCK-COTT "RL TY. CO. EVergreen 8750 »oom by ew Deities eo: Mae: a drive; easy terms: open, : : GLICK RE Ale TORS, 822 Chestnut et. PEN ALL D AY iN DADA OF SORROWS PARISH guick sale: $0000. tent ae ne ee eins a oes ere ed KT G, BLANKE K. EB. CO., senh Geen | le BARGAIN? MAin 418 { Kineshigzhe s) euth — wine. =? os per year. 5. ( hes : ‘ 0. Pd mm; ooms, bath, furnace: , Miland 2 ons. J-ROOM BR IC AK —$27 io) A. JAY KU Hs ( 0. 10th ‘and Chestnut sts, hestnut LAin 3046. | --tur garage; good condition; want your ————— — 80. ee KEOKU K, new 5 nd 5 ; gg Role ‘ - st ted : r P 9) : - - — ) with raidaeer “an 1 Vitrolti aad heat: nt ‘and stone por uliding ul eee * doaeage NEAR aaa oe AY. hy; perme. aa phon “ a ee ee fa as EMORE * o 4 “ x P - - 9 - - . . > 4 } shal ‘ . i ai ) . 4 P j ; Riv. 4410-11-19 m. INC,, . dos. FD ee ee Ca.. 625 Chestast. ee FEINBERG B.-E. CO. | ETN ES | INDELL PARK HOME 1043 WYOMING—OPEN 2 TO 6 (99) 1 1401 Ree AUTIFUL HOME. BARGAINS In Railroad Pr fey NEW 4. Ke A MI a il Gravois, ~ OFF ER. \W ANTE D oon Tr ’ ~J14 L Nigh bi « 4 44hALA 4 L \ * - 6 roemes; Hol: Family parish; forec losure 594 4 DE ( lV E R V IL L E, ae ac yut { a ge bi. nd morte He lights: on, 1) il I Oct ] Opel t\ | _Y BLam.o” : 4 , w WNE AV. SINGLE e928 Sullivan: Yr ath. furnace: | bargain: ms , | coun ness and miwving tu Califor- ane . 4 _ sink AVYV.. SINGLI ~J~5 Sullivan; { roomea, bath. furnace: bargain: make offer. LAciede 9543 ‘ . pe appt] 2 Ss f vTTL P : : : LY FLATS ew S-room single flat will be eacri-| ,,Beautiiul winzie flat ofS and 5 rooms, | arage; 40-foot lot: fine rear yard; ior, RENGEL-WEBER, “REAL WORKERS.” y Dong $320 U nia, Weel? my Uew f-room mait. cteouie ther 4 In Heart of Business Section $1000 DOWN | brick residence, veautifully landscaped; * | pee pt A, Northwest corner 24 and Merehant ON SOU TH SIDE N | hardwo f} ; ash above first deed aiQwood ‘OOors, thie bath, screened-in | Cara. ol imission sre — For less than cost: real fieed by builder for ¢ Pi sleeping porches: Al condition; live in one. H AUS HU] LTE KR. E. CO.. 2407 N. B way, 4 REAL BUY blocks from street cars and J lrom school, | rooms and garage. i 52.555 aquare feet at SSe per foot SEBAS a eaine. Location 2 blecks west of 5500) ~ ; ad 74 “ries ' a y ‘“ neal domne oo one ; 2 i. “te oe alge , {teALTY BLDG & INV. CO. 4 Sieachixbway. Street and — made. + oe yee EL. 7 ti et eri ; SB) WP . rm ear c "terme: pristd to wel b ar - ' i r bd 1 ton a: oben | Seams ) Ladi | Phon hi 1); and UOG7 is | . A P Awo AVN -— Brick Pr ts rooms manufacturers’ railroad aWwiteh Price ———=_3._ Grand, | ‘ r ° o mn os weed ? + ne . : nay > ; ~~ Ww si Oeusiv tl. ~4 “Troon node i ~ sid ence Tr: ae | } in " . This is your chance to get a autifu at 1 : ° larcwood fioors, hot-water heat. garags r _ igall,. . 4 KD : ase. 59 uC oroni A. ” Holly Hills aa saving of at least several | oe ’ J ist Pew a0 ; L LA \ ? (in basement: we I — t; for card of ad-! oe a hi oe is) aries Eh 1740 Dutc} eolontial i! } iL Mie: R- DU feats 4 KEML K NBRIN( K AsALANT A A V.—Webster 11 10 Chemic tds Be ee altors A! E COM MERC K "BR ANK * S| st }) anil (hestnut Re care and attend en WY. va , ? eee eee ea Riv. 4310-11 Vc , bdern; | : 541 Gravols, Clayton and Big Bend. Hiland 1619. (e) | $27,500 ; 8] hardwood floors, til h: 50-f lot: | SULLIVAN, 06 ' - tee wrwyorr xr ee i oe i" -¥ oe J. 4 Che Sti) f se ‘ "ry" " TOO «- close t \ opin ‘oOndgdition: P ‘ ” . . a ”. a e bath: o-foot iot ’ Groves Du plex centdenes. two- . ead AN, 0" Srlendt ! ar care ’ FOR ae E OR E AC H. ANGE “APAKI MEN edt famils : Uni . ersity (itv: { eatrs) \ ON DE RF & Ly ] N Vv ES T M EN | margain “3 fasyv rithm ling 4 ’ ane i | nA Yas t E ¥ = HEATH £0. GArileld 389 — —" 1 by aonae an besa —— suites ine? tamil. +i "3200 ne mee, in tes , a Moa x roi bg Se Kien lat iV, _— ‘ pay = ye ~ . » . sie : é ‘ - clas by tony , 77 C4 ° ’ | See. Oa eT ete Te at , " - vl « / f , , ; > : ‘ af Single dist, CHIPPEW A 00: ‘one ust $19,000; fine eon- | 6 ae Ooms. modem: my ET vane ghd Pack ene _Seoutiran, carane) Rengel-Weber, 3530 8. Grand. LAe. 9543 615] KINGSBU RY CHAUNCEY P HE ATH CO. GAitfield 3164 . o> cueee a teeas wes paar mate Bt cara me n lat A 4 room: . e sm e at . } a ne ie ics ‘ voll oY odern: owner an Ki0Us is . W ' e-room residenc@®: owner —— rod ne j _ . ~ : ; . a | 7Pae eT Oe one wry. , " Se Nitsa? huge Siig Sel st MSD Setar te ive fo vrowets.| 1° Sng oake japenmeis ore: re ine, id cog greamd, cater, A Going Business Bargain || tsi: freed Sar"eattecGusel| | xott aime Gta hn OE gy: || 000 CLARK A¥—Medster Groves, 7 || FUERTE, Stare Mier Bo 2 ; . ie + . . . \ Wits 2 “ te; +, rs. ‘Dap 5 oO ngshi iway: i“ : ro ° s ~ ~ ‘t : a ‘ . N ‘ ‘) lille i } a : roon - ree, . a ‘> Me . flat ols. Orr KL y & cCO., ROG Crea AY K-46 Pp, ost Dis: utCci., + 4 ‘h estnut. M Lin ‘$189 sta ™ Northwest: bargain. Mr. Seocking. wen $137 LL afavette: well built - 16 rooma, = ; = must As 1 issiasdin y . e “easy i¢ rms. | ALSO hew 3-room 4-family fiale:; gou0d c coms. E ORIV E— Maplewood. 5 S750, (swher, Forest ROT W Nene reais , a | re 2 foe) Sraaeaew : BEAUTIFGL 4F AMILY FLATS. ~ | EDW. 1. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell “za00, | Paths. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. (2: CHAUNCEY_p._HEATH CO. Gar aaa oe (ANK B,J, DARK, Hiland 2645. (99) yaaa: guteae; Deis See Light Manufacturing or Gara =) ; In beautiful neighborhood: DW ANNIOUS TO SELL, ; paid Big , vies , yy -645. 223 (ubteAte AV.—Cniversity City. | | ‘ acuulr , "age age, 4 aio. . churches, | a, oe 170% , at odern, til ni : ANDERS N- STOCKE- BL CP PMANN BEAI TIFUL HOME | A House, Like Lumber, Needs Seasoning. 6 rooms and sun room; garage. || J4th and Sullivan av. (Southwest eur | furnace, °c Silieis” coer — bath, . L, 722 Chestnut. ne | : + steam plants, bri Northwest Branch Office, 3612 Gravois MAin 4593 6903 Kingsbury—Bargain [| ,,,Whs buy a fresh chee poy Den wih ||| 7334 Meorwsetene AV. —— Webster |i | Berl: tot Obskhs. imp roved wite, © s-story a 1 q . side iriy | ; . . an Pu! use f ess J sith , * ‘ . °° bh Km oy fe & it Br: SR tint taCi ‘BU BR MANN. _RVARTNE NTT hia — re al cas Teain Tn i . x ky e. ail ; te ye ‘ : ai A ww O'| T x ‘ rooms hath { r La ” FY )R ~ \ | E OR - XC H. \ NG yy } \ f ry iow pr jc” 10 rooms, ° f otire & ilij\- shrubhery : he dee and {le wers ” Sst aa IB e ae eo $13 — W ‘ Vs Tr ATH enti lot COlfax Su4.. va | Ein jravois. MAin 45 woe (lo RES ie ine. A ex aan” a S$ car carawe. at im wid alles .-anace: S525 0: Pe SPP | onyx walled baths, imaids’ bath, large G large rooms, hath, furnace, hard- 1113 prZed TERI ACE = ) . rae “pe SOMET HING DIFF iD RENT . se ax? near Hamil mn: ale + Chestnut . TSUU casi. baliance easy, . pe Shenandoah: Rasy room! residence “ Fox200; vA parior, sleeping — set wood floor. nice fixtures. perlect TT : hate 4 ” - _" ponent wet - e580. ; P RO} OSED IMPRO\ ED , — valine 3h MUS CHAS. FF. WELZ, 4642 Gravois. Riv. 2080, OCAUUTUlly Cecorated: b so ~-Car) «9X~0U;, Al shape, price iow. v0K to-| new double garage, double jot. Will sell . som a > ole Spe ‘ : , . . bath. 4100-04. O8 UTAH. . eee oak avi pnd gay SA le SO7 FC CST _ BE fa I, mee tr NT SIC KNE , BESSIE. 4490—6-r pean garage: want laree house we v: $0500. Expect quick sale. Hume 1931 PORKEST A\V.—G-room brick; €a- SPRING AV. LOC ATION 40°25 Newest Kivie : beautiful 5. room single —— * ch : . oi . By -* “ire ‘ tig Papin; 4 ‘ . hardwood {} rs eee On eel taahtee aeevar eee ANDE RSON, STOC he BI i RMANN i THAENCEY P. HEATH. (A rfield 4105 Sunday. 6°] | ty. rby ave. rage. et 819 \ SPRING AV ‘ , |} Hat: very best construction: hot-water ent : | SALTY C 57117. er ai illihene: gee bo or Ta TT a PP —— _ Branch offce, 3612 Gravois. MAin 4593. ' TAUREL. 401 (cor. Waterman)—8-room ‘'Y FROM OWNER-—-Save 81000: semal! 1013 KUHS PL.—Hi Pointe. 8 rooms x ‘KI ORE >" Non Maa AND g00d | heat. hardwood floors: all modern eam “Pine. ae Sie : ) GREER, 4768—Modern: § roome; hard- ~ modern residence: brick garage: bardain. | apartm: rT , income $2560: price S1¥8.- and sun parior, tile bath with J . rt he 4 2 ec es: 2 5 ks from schools and oF eens ( «FINE Sees FLAT—WEST. — flours; garage; low price; settling RES IDE XC I BA RG Al CAbany 5663W. os (eB?) | ’ ‘ sale: fine apartment loca- shower, hot water heat; price cut ») Aitkny IN a ta AR. ei ae IUrenes;: prices a) — Quickly; agent ARI Sr. a wner moved ‘ a. Ld ST PL.—SN AP. estat OW NER LEAVING CITY y R oR . ‘ *h. : t - race.) Piemises ] to S toda , ‘efiay gia. who will sell his exclusive .-family Beau tiful. eg ~ and 6 rooms: at FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. Lin. 2067 — , d | LENOX, 640: 5—4 roomea. ‘ n. arbor: ox Y-lH, Post-Dispat . 6 "CA : rit ; 00m hot- ‘ 26°9O Cleveland ni residence of large lot ‘Ah O47 } 401 ; 4 -— -room matt g4 out is (Al ‘mad (a. MiAin 440?. . Aa any 2055J. ic} $250 CASH DOWN BUYS - tile bath, ¢lectrical re- as make | Fase tats Whe ORE ee ANA tte Pte PRG. AP vif ariment on Waterman ¢ or only $35,- | water heat: 2-c ge: low pric _ terms LABADIE, 46°73 room brick: hot wi ; ary ‘ . ‘ ane ‘ rept j Pa ' } mitre + + ict | 5. 4 d Be at room rie \f Wate 4 rooms, ecention ry large reom} j , VW oF ,8 AC RIFICE all = S ot $0000. . b . «Bre CHAUNCEY P. HE A “T HH CO. GArtfield 414. he at. lat ret Jot: SIVUU = cash. balance on third floor late roof, hot-water heat | 6163 MePHERSON eae POM sg Bi eagien: -anieet | frigeration: garage. ol OWNER GOIN , ' = home with investment. d wg LUDERN 4-F AMILE—ée086 easy: a ly. and garage: if 1 é look ing for a Koo" adil; anne tao Tae ae. ee oan 6427 LESCHEN AV.—4-room brick; 2- Northwest s. R- ishnom ae. .. ore _ JB oon - it! ii f + . 4725 Vernon: 3 rooms, bath, furnace: CH. AS. “Fr. W ? LZ Z. 4642 Gravois. Riv. @OR80. horn: CODVOT nt] located at the right oe ner e called tod lay. said Get otter f Oe ges y terms. Key next door, or our car garage: price $2500 ee TORE PRICLTANTE. se. 0 singic: mr aT RAI acer — ; rho fail to see t thin re om n ot tre ‘ ry? * . ‘ rms j . 3° 2s M le : 1 rooms. I OL-we ter h- HO IES. . ov: - 7 ‘% e . +] ai id f i” rie —- 4 OPEN ALL DA) eo od ™. porter rents $4199 ri. ool Belt ts moe ony eagle Meee ee oe ee mises ry COMPTON HEIGHTS S- ws sme neW O°FOoe WONDERFUL business corner: 65125. ne OKO. hy oan’, dl porte ta bath. vitre > or phe cr iAardwon Nace: # ii. ’ are anal nine n xceptionally eli-buil Cofonial | Y LOU ~ em ' — | biecks to Cherokee @ furnace; 20° CITALPA. 023-S5--3-family brick : 950 Br tute. KICKHOFF-BAY ‘ey 0 seeing wore Page g a eer, oe me | oe Gasca a lites comeran reception 4. H. GUNDLACH & ©0., | BARVARD. 765 (University Cits) = brick: (He Bath with shower: s& with frame building 18x52: Garesche apd A. Sas KK , INC., rooms, "baths. electric, furnaccs: 6 mt y Sika = : sAriield 4.10. Wi; a wi &.. ar) wer? 7 ren yf i “i heir ‘ cone. | ‘gun parlor with built-in | 3000 N. Broadway. TYVier O5°5. | rooms, sleeping poreh ;. ot Bi ater 3 | : rage ; priced to sell. Mimika av. See Mr. Meier, next pm = Riv. 4310-11. ie Zl Gravois wei, near Maple; rental $140; 400, w 5-room gag ak RO: : a ILDER. nut 2005 BERG ONST, ’ | foundation, terrazzo floor. Musi¢ room. din-| NASHVILLE, tolf}—o rooms. hot-water seree a tint. any coneetr trace ee Ae MAPLE AV. a ttle bath: full particulars. 4 "Dest * _ Ui Ss ek iu -a ) ais: SiN - OC; Tht ae EL rity nm 1) y I lectric , f “al hoors: z ; a ~ y. ee: j ENT : OPEN ALL DAY es geo. = fiat? bo new Jg-ro -, al family ftlats; good RCU Wy N.—La! residence coal akeunite ahs oy Nour? Py =! re bed | won Ae BB a gy: Pre oy pens Mowe " ATERM. ant Si11—I12 rooms, hot water 12°74 OAKLE se a reoms, tile || 4 ata) sag gai a neat ar sacrifice, ee P ARA, 1211—sSinzgle 5 and 6 room fiat: | Joeations: low ‘ ed Ser ee Gee ee +4 ‘or porn Aggie a ge Ae: Sg ot = " . Ree eee: Seen 9 tangas $0 eat: a bargain. = - aa it B6tOou; store, at, excellent business, elicoomec ue PENNSYLY ANIA. beautiful, | tile bath. steam heat. For price and card) PRANK B. J. DARK. Hiland 2645. (99). - bal Froanygt aes G2x190; $900 will Als eye gay ics gay Pg Et on ae. «Use. = rere chen, ‘6425 (near Wydown & Skinker) ey hardwood floors; 2-Car 64 | | residential district. Agents, MUlberry 3634 ' . . > ; . Sal Ter) Arita, We ! . erie i Get JALILS , Ma 5 ° wm " - DoD eD! $340 per hardw 00d oors . “rz te) his ng rooms and ] hot water : ‘. / 44 av ge & ] e South Side : P ARK VIEW SN ,{P ° . . > ‘ . ; 118 ROSE HIL L AY. aus Kirkwood. ; i | O1C | AAT 4 WV -N4 | University Park—English New matt brick containing 7 | | ——— | furnaces, bath ( g i a. a Ss , rmaome’ VY war é _ haw’'s Ga dining rooms; N-car garage. Box 1-146 CIR. ALDIN EROS. k . _CO. 813 Chestnut. 225 WESTGATE—814,200 bat! Tj 22% IST — » ° rooms, % bathe; garage. j | BROAD AY. ow ; , DW Pol4 ~ Bakery. os ’ ’ ~ Near Tower Groye Pa h: 4¢ rars ; tt 65'x175'; ; a B. ARNG } > mepection hy appoin tme ’ ly i] ost-Disp atch, TRESS. of: —e room brie mod 99 A : i NV E & SPECHT FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. X04 Chestnut. | —o TODAY SURE! ff tg ee Homes R rooms, O0-foot lot; real bargain: look | Residence 2528 SEMPLE AV. — 6-room matt || “\cuinped. Rive oy ] ]: ) VY oe “* ong” ae | gene Pee ee e FOOMS . 48 91>, Washington Universit; ® large rooms:| Branch Today CHestnut 329% : = 7 o hot- | k ee Withnell ra gag s paeseet Hic ory st.—3 and 3 r . a (cS) | stairways. cor per gulte rs, screens. 4 brick | 74 est a Ay ee | BVUD. Long leon os rooms. . RSE?! on inedee aameeneaes neet hy card _ -- : | 1(-room brick residence; © the: hot et am at, wilh sacritx ; McDonald av r—5 ~e 6} com. FLAT—w Will sell 5 and 6 room single flat | ®araces: rents $2400 per year; small cash ADOLPH kK K. -— sana m, E. 3 =, 3 LONETC!IOW Ppi.; SUOESSs « 90s) 12 HESRY HIEMENZ i, zane. Pe Mince $1500 Down—4o11 } orest, water heat: epee floors; Bergfeld RKengel-Weher, 3539 8. (irand. LAe. 954% McKean av.—95 and t rooms, P i West End for $8500: wel) lighted; good | payment: vers Jow price Z ; — oD a fl “appre eo — ood * Rare, - —— - _ > built. Very | o /LAMI, 190 |—"2-story business corner 2 Winona av.—5 and @ rooms. condition: near cats. Box Y-13°. Post-Dis. |JOHN_S. RLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut wai ; Ty BOTATER oe lawtl > pl.: rooms. . x. M AKE AN OFFER Park Bl. nanstA. F. BERGE Pp €O., INC - store with bakery im rear: white anemel Sheridan av.—3. and 3 rooms. rLaT—i have single 4- 1 th N TO CLOSE Es 7 K ZO Bv.: fad ona vay ° | room brick reaidence: 3 baths: hot SATS Went Pine. JE fferson 1433 ‘bake oven; 4-room flat above. =ba 0 — av.— s- . pas 7 rooms, 1200 block - we Bear Mie gg A ln CW Flat Bar gain e s0se Labadie: % rooms, bath, furnace; } -3-" Fark & RBoecsee § ao «BK 5816 PERSHING ater heat: good gondition: vacant: owner 4 BE AUTIFU! | POW iL. 3 722 Chestnut, CEntral = ‘ room +. » " rooms. Dik Dargai ; > Relots i -o Beces ° cd oe 4 > * mesaie fe étn toien. Open today oe id JLy AN Mom IVTZ 1) 47340-—Store and three tiful | "HIEMENZ REALTY CO., write ne vn 2. son ae TAKEN UNDER PORE LOSURE O. J, McCAWLEY R. CO... MAin 2813, | 3959 Russell bi! Sine 4 oe Beautiful 7-room house: hardwood floor: ure and examine, See D; Shepley or rooms first floor, 4 rooms and beth see. 000; | Phone CHestnut 8452 for price. __ r = 301 __Post-Dispateh. 1173 Moorlands drive (W etmoor ). _oo + Vergy naan Ae, Pit 0! te ry modern; Ol burner: ~-Car garage. | Penche!l with WESTMINST ER PI ‘ond floor. 2Z-car garage’ excellent mevumr LAT—o35xx west: % roums. Uovble: bath m and Big end: h ar dandas new fla | R It K R ke Dt { 2 [) ede NanGaoan, « cores 60h SHU CHART REALLY CO. S14 Chestnut ( L ICK. Realtora. 82° Cheatnut. MA. 4182 " é athe . "s pric’ low } rn » ictor sft rooms. . 3 “7, 1 °3 o - - avo-2id: és ; “ \ ELL LOCA re *NKS; will take emal! cash vayment: might ) Lf gion by card only, ) 1338 Temple pl.: 7 rooms. large sleep- 2008 Virzini M room ) houses: wonderful bargain: investigate & niversity ( its Residen e : : : ss RIV. 4510- aT oz si4i. [MERGMANTS STATE) Dou > KLAT : gomaider inate rent $1440: price $9850.) K. LOVE R. E , 0, 104 Chestnut. MAIN , porch, tile bath hot-water heat. hard HENRY HIE ME NZ RE AL TY ce ve C ’ uy y, ES ( - J oy 500) | REDI CED PRICES PARK 2701031 omer store. with fiat P Uble TRusT { l BLE k dd : pte ? Poxt-Disnatch } 3°n-7 MAin 1208 “Oe i 00a er 3 b riche rr ra rage side _s ‘ abii sh 418 a ie ties tnut _845 3. ol: 4 R AY \{ YN D—$] JOO Vow ri Hh? ; \ ate? Nan. Qn \ De (J o tothe | above cleo 3 and 3% room residence ad , .7 ac vp . . ; { srry r ¢ ry > ‘ & | dt AERTS HVS — - ~ —ae | T a -roo residence. ode j 9 lar te Fro ms 2 baths, hot-water heat. vr or a = a , ’ : ty pA gary | a 4267-69 Botanical i PORSYTHE BLVD. me A BA RGAIN | sae RERCHIO-BELY A REALTY onse = | alt details: “50° of ground, at a ‘price that | log” fireplace, f car garage: your ineper:| 000 15 roome, 2 bathe: sa hr al nid ya NY. £0. ; °- Y apartment. 6 h beau- Sod) Chive st Efferaon A&M rn , he i eu! n- invited hone Crmestau ; * phe dudeanninrty oy: ey , 14234 Avenue E deanngtrnuseed nse Be tori modern convenience oe eee Oe ot, ee HE [Dk AL HOME 7 estizate Oe artes to buy a real EL 'GE NE a E] MER, w iL AMS 4 ' rooms, % bathe. 3129 N._ Grand. CSOs a tnt, Pour.¢ ; . an _— and expected. Admission by card) and 5 rooms; tle baths. electric, hardwoo A REAL HOME 2008 VIRGINIA bargait ie: te: “IN¢ 17 Chesinut. . ' GOMms, bathe, | STORES “ee Wire AND oursamily flat. containing $3 rooms an . tloors, 2-car garare; rt alk, sireet ana : vauupuintens thet 9 +r tile bat} ; arch GLIC kK ‘Realtors, 822 Chestnut, MA. 4182. —— 7? - : J), & rooms, — Corner Virginia and Putasky ‘40s if iT . 1 oath : “ Prope rt ’ he all rented. new! om sar EL WISE RE AL T y throw from Shaw's Garden. 7 GIBSON, =. BANK & TRUST CO carage ree lot; wonderful cond 7 . . g r ~ I _& i al iViL, MiMi i , a4 . ' ~oOre olwate . } hy & roome 4 “ " " - = RANE, Ky. 5330, Mee GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. RESIDENCE-—-6-room, jarge —o ee en, SOUS : : ~ . , , . . ,YrTT . seme 17 pel Te ALteY Pe HANTS © ALTER JONES R. E. CO.. 5546 Faston. | 8-Family Apt.. Only $22,500 ) South | guttage or bungalow. Call EVergreer NEW HOME | PRICE REDUCED | PRICE KREDICED TO ¢ > CEn ages TREO 4th me? Pine Ste. | 4 . | geet Manas evening. FOrest 7654. 1480-82-84-86 Blackstone ALBI . actos ~1U Toots, Ee bi ths Southwest | SRST DER 3 —r- . : xT; aN Ee 2 PROM £30,000 TO #99 500 ieee Lag Rag ge Fe ge gt + - S| oS a" gape a - a he = | Four fnll rooms to each apartment: tile 7T - te ee . ost eg b ne ae Sy il ‘ble io 4 wes recur ed om $8000 | to -90, W orl h a L, ook CONT aIN as Ame E LIVING gone my DIN 9 Broadway Phone sdministrater of ts ? 4 : SAK) £ and electric: eireet mat ‘ ; bath floor. ste -_ hh eat: rent $400 per we aes oro ay hye ns. | a M A ; = b 4. avuie i / 1 rooms. m 0 lt FUrest T6O30W, 510 North and South Moad. i “/ , 8 ts ‘ “| tate, FAet 5195, between ¥Y and, 5. fx rx : Southwest - 4 BAT : 3 & month. cHe sini O40 “Tr -~ . - ‘ : _ ut a — pres 9 wwe 8 F900, i i = - ‘ = -, Ses . : - - = . ‘ “at - 4 RIDGE deaetlla SCreen roc thederi Tres i] shock South From ar i ING ROOM, ~ pe fy = ae Ax crrt Sundas ter .| BANCROFT. 5320—3-4 rooms. modern HON af Ss a MIVE tSITY APARTMENT EUGENE J. AL THE} ME R. WILLTAMS & | Re el. “Weber. rm 33439 S. Grand. LAc. 9543 FINKMAN, o% +g PesIGeNnce, SITansec’ | dence: lot 2x2: jo: owner, FOrest 6434W Six room lean heat TRY, KITCHEN, MAID'S BOOM, 0 STORES AND PLATS | &ll respects; garage’s close to 0 pment; 5 ; modern 4-family apart. CALMER. INC... 817 Chestnut et. — . ———— | for two families rooms and beth on , ee firetecl por ae: Saree See See a FIRST FIAOR; 3 BEDROOMS, TILE | Northwest Corner Cherokee and Indlena and churches, re ~ 3816 CASTLEMAN—OPEN 2 T0 6 | first $ rooms and bath on second! RIDGE. 5235—9 full a. hea | on easy terms if de-| BATH ON SECOND; LAVE 100x162; GA. “°F ho of investment property men und KAGE, SIDE DRIVE, hen cal ; reeome. r ’ roum : . leot 442x210 evar f ‘3 aml g00d income: price right — —— = oh ‘ , ' : CHIPPEWA, 0456-—5-5 rooms, newly de # W UN I\ ERSIT \ ( I] } 0 rooms; newiy decorated; foreclosure | floor; nothing bt > best in Quality and | — ibe roomy Me- | to's 2 . ey : turer Kou AS. 616 Chestnat. | R99 CN riSy V ANI A AV hbargal! hy all me an inspect today. workmanship. Owner. (cd) garene: price has been reduced. Chas. c- WM. J. ABBOTT RL 7 ). . 806 Chestnut, A HIGH4 RADE “BERGPFELD-BUILT” PRDERER. ‘ait. travel. PR 1419 890 PENNSYL A AV. 34: = Glasson. ) st a (co3X) HOME THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED orated: hot-water heat; garage; open re] ‘| fava afternoo ‘ LOSE ESTAT | Rengel-Weber, 252 x, eran LAc. 9545. i743 GARNER AV. anasanae aad" _o owner rs ‘ n. , ad E. i c ‘ . - ‘ .. - R750 7 ott Laclede av.. atiractive 2-family. Lot 80 ft. front: 2 side drives: beau DOVER 111 4B aut | S room residence PRICE REDUC : poh and 3 Ate : > - a esi —— DON'T PASS THis ot bf FOR LESS THAN $30,000. IDEAL LA+)- Lemp ard Shenandoah, 2300 lamp *¥., AIN. SI BLRBAN, 6339—84500; ri res}- 055 Fs ry ti S rooms. £ bathe, OWN- | ¢aqjgs, FOR PARTICULARS, consiste of corner store and { room (ci) Advice. Se e } ry Ice, atisfac ‘tion. BER. ot large rooms - Near Forest Park: tile j ful 4- family ag ment: J root! De a id bh ing larze lot Dr $32 oon owner auxious | f / 6 bat! rage treet ’ (- ‘Y an attic ram residence | ence; rooms, 7; gaara : ® er wan pen ‘ . ‘ 4 c 3 den = inte GEO k BERGFEI 1) ( () In + | with 4 roome above: 1824 Shenandoah m hath: *plendid condition: t uc r ; phone CHlestnut 4545 ell ' f indition: best construc- | For mspectio in est / to sei. What i ur oO Ife two-story . ~ . ENGEL} i: two- “ar f£arage re . aol } - erms EU G e NE J. “Al T THE IMF. R. we 1. L. ‘ AMS & sine \IATTH ja ve re le RAT. te7) of 9 rooms. tf é I lace: ne law ns and made. easy terms. Kamp, 105 N. ‘th; IRACHKINTZELE co.. € Hestnnt 5720. ° . 4hd Fs4 — ‘ / desired ame; bargain. T - Cy | MATTH E FR 13 ee he . lot | > | consists of coal yard and barn: 18Z6-}ats MER. INC. = “ . . . | . ‘ ee) Mace me St. Rose’s Parish |ancti inte nee eT ee at creme ee | dear nomen ome, Stns, S°h| 5085, Raymond —Residence FINS HOMES {Sinise fi! | floore: aS ee te pooh ; 3 Sacrifice i349 Lindell i: GIBSON P CO. O14 Wainwright H “WIL LMANS ‘OF. ' part payment. Ww} hat hat 7-room house. well arranged, with piet . hs : ARSENAL "REALTY C0., 2700 M. 12th ot. Couble garage side entrance drives : F r 7T * : is : , , 5Axx % hamber! iin; 4 and si room 4, SO42 FL OR. A 5 ‘th et CHeatnut { ‘ ; f “ON P f St TT “200 ® hestnut rentilation ‘ -* ‘ haar t t ch mre ee, ear \\ kK | kK -* d = = \g ) 1130 ee! lines, public and private schools: Jot 30s est Knd - Kasv Lerms) Excellent Business Location open: ¢asy termes . © 4-4 rooms and breakfast room sin- | ¢ 2 m4 . F. a : 5 «+. al , - / 9 Tal ; A Tr LS ?. waar raragce sO eb i nti oT "71 1 ) ~ = ~ 4 . Sti¢ CORNELISON, Ht'dson N27, (c} rr. income $1680: cash. $15‘): +t cae te in fo ae ~ ta on ; Meso . an et, tenet a nmnentt treat ? >| LAY BT A 7ae ;-reom brick 3 TAYLOR. oor r— Fine larke residence ; » pub : vee © ae . Peg | : COLU yi: unity r exhaust fans. Murphy bed. Hege gh le gh . " > gga Rea eee screened porch; double 2 page, Bice gare 10 rooms. $125. SAUM. 625 Chestnut./ 22): S8rege: . se ads + AL | OPEN FOR IXSPECTION TODAY 323-29 § ‘irand:; 3 stores. spartaneats di. MBIA. Hold— Rare epportun al Tu 1 » » f ries I A. ; “ lorated near St Luke's €C t ’ igh CHestnur #545 ELGE YE" @ « , : 7. . : mateet ls ee My ie Pr jee (lifton Park location: «i! izle flat: lo . SMITH Ml ibe rry 6His0 C) BARNGR( Vv E & SP E ( ‘'H T . hone in [ ” P P ppointment aan 4 4 Heie? - flan, ‘ 1198 +7 hh, in ap pe > N. Dols = rooms. hal! gas ele a: wit 1. IAMS k& ( AL VE R IN¢ } RIBS RY bet wt oe re Bet -EMFIER_ i: Pal Toe MAt® 118% hore . FOOd income: exquisite interior =i © Price R od 9 XN Cy , (oO) J - a . air furnace double garage’ at “heett| ‘au tj : Dena : rvvepiria oun - ; . . larce rooms: very modern: 40-foot leGe educed—7333 Lindell | 112 N. ith St. RESIDENCE — Frame: remodeled; jike | gox12 price reasonable for autck sale. . : meses meee BUSINESS (¢ ORNE K shrubs etc.: furniture if desired, See this ’ 4 seW 54 room single: $17.500: income -- oe 7 = 61°95 S. GRAND Bnew: & large rooms. furnace. bath; aleo RNON 686559] — S-reom brick residence iC. rg dA 723 AVENE iat! avon ot on ra FINRA 58: t7 2 bine ke west « : Bog month: car! *] yf 4} in . | adv of H I( rH-¢ LA ss A | »A R | Ml kK, \ T ws? ‘ ' . : a! even and back porch \ 2 te sodded: | y ’ sandiians et ne reasonable ID P 5 RE on ( ae ° a] reywrtvie : ; al : . ~ ye eee Se eS oo Senet a : e a Cinmant mode ne eA . 4 O1 ied: sun ent to echools and chur . } ee igcoaaegre om, n Univ ; roome . ; i = et on t *u hishwey; beautiful 5-5; strictly ‘moderne ay. were MIT ag ie care = H A] a BI OCK Ww EST ( ye aie ? wrch. ecraftex. tile bat ho Or onal. nN ‘ike rent. be ~ SOF HIR REALTY. 800 Chestuut. ¢ H ° 6026 Princeton a University Cit ree F Fe able for ight manufacturers purpoecs. Se-« og eg a a ee large project i Hi os al J . . : : rt ~ Car garage pric reduced iowne save commission: 3409 _ met #aLO0 nis baie ‘ by ang-new v-reon reside -" . t.] LRN E he a ats pen Sun 4 a + ¥80;-—- Have you some money to “ORBKS - | Sub r 8 Wine . Pion wats 5071 VERNON AV. ré all. two batha and tavatory: t in ‘or lark’ roome ’ ANCOR RRALTY (0... Vie. fee 1 BS bi d : a ‘ . e si ete uy weary “ i «> iow wv ' | Dn ° . oe s “a . : : - ) LEK-SCHER MEN, [ aa ‘ Mliy modern apartment & K ES T P A RK . omer agg ; vt naan t | “bat! ae ° Riverside OFATR eadiad weeeicticnes ONLY 87000. 105 fect carage: pre $42.00. For care 4 Ti a , KDA * iFL *lor- . q hear: ; 2 ar er month earr outh wood’: 6 Tam! ; coct, Seroe eta pent ote sl eeges 9 : ; TET room®*. hardwood fioors first floor f admission. set cor HE ner ‘ ORNER p AR DAL AND 4 ry . —_— es Rinethicheay . ¢1°. Realtors MAin 3593 i Chesinu S20 rand. Ww moe he art, DAVIN oe Pr ctr srg containing fi lovely roor a re ‘srge bath, cCoOmpietior Inepert today and ere the and flate 4 heating vlente. 4car garage | JANUARY, ?839—Single flat: owner Bue ne op. writ g rN x ~o est | EDMUNI) XN. p. eaicteoamanaane t-water heat. eide drive. Scar gara excellent construction rent $2688, financed: small cash payment ing city: 2 years old: brick; ee a ~ AN Nes CHIT 8 CO Kensington Avenue Singl *} (08 de ARTE a) af. — > ; \ , W te Ave Listing "oon premises ace ae 45 5 Saleeman on premises from 2 to 6 p. Will hendie: close to new viaduct 4: and 4 reoms. sun porch: tile ‘roof a hens ft iin 1294 5°17-19 Kensington av ” and 5 rooms J Aberdeen i l. t Hillerest | ew a rman 4 ’ ati © ' wNE AL THEIMER, WILLIAMS &.™ will show vou through McDONALD. tits een MAinm G14". E ¥ — heat: everything convenient, Bm out : NERVA SRS — — . ~ > ae sleen ae porches, tile bat 8 paral J ul a . Ter antes. it ci . ~ ra vn 7 Well-hbuilt modern brick residence. hard : 5806 Waterman 6 vot , hard oe CALMER 1 heetmut et = All are priced to ecll. and if you are in [¥) | on meement: arge garden: atreet Cc E Maes. ae 5 - sathea. ; naces P our wares por HY rome enire d * fings 1 atti ror ; } baa ts Oom. | aed floors throughout ot} burner 1R00- finors, hot-water heat. . pric , -” Market vow can get a bargain by bus ix + ten waten | block from place: one-half block 4 teap: trad front Price newest ——e 1h | hart od f! s: in Al condition | ws ern t , ) eer va rms M ust Sell To ( ‘lose Estate me how LL xs v ; -—_ > ... ne al | - 4 ; . , : = enn sovThAMPto (o.. 4301 *. eens’ no tra te gag “4 Ww i] . ide entra % . oad at A we es om ao set , . 4 4 . I ii . Vitig i . I i ee son, : ; : large a 7 . ae ' ~¢ * . . - = os aNS ' =e o ok? —~ he —_ on even af om ' ath. 5459-—3-6 aiazie: modern, wan't | tripped: barcain. | ELGENE J AL “tee” oy. "wwe" pe ata i ( rooms bhath,.steam heat: garage deep » wall paper 2-cat KAI KMEYER- FLEER RLTY. & gb FA, ‘ owner on premisee or cali CHeetout 4645 rch and Schoo! Wen Hino nlow-coltace Riverside 1953. — — a Cf ALMER IN‘ » real but nea goed aeiehbo rth ~~ wick t detached garage: a _ ise \. Grand, (Olfax 17 ‘ ‘ee 2 al THEIMES: ( WILLIAMS 4&4 ne moet wsubatential . LINDEN WOOD, Tha 2-4-4 rooms. Sur, 4 * Reis «pp cg AEB emg PO Sat eell om terme se wher miseon Oo lara on CAbany §565W, A A> 5 P | CALMER. 1%! od et bas = ‘aa : T a “gy ’ : ‘ - CLAYTON @701~—Stere with | flat « phy he i. } 1G! h furnace ” ear garace roe , ALE : niet , eer e . ' 300) Oni ve at “44 Vy k ~ T M | NST ER , s quan 424 9a) Thie fweare mrreri wte "re a FOrest sane A ¥ | + amon tile hace “oom eset a | 4 cond m: $1000 cash will hand): ESR WEST END 3-FAMILY F®XDERER, %610 Gravols. PRospect 1519. N] oy ] $19 . “= Se 3709 JUNIATA ST. a 2 thee t ae a> | ae ee eee en eee eee ere ncopeed, |(2iFs bath in basement; beautiful heck Jeliogar an nioD 4 b 4 « . nr fjer"erra a. . as - , ' . : . ' . . : ‘ ’ ° re ‘ : ‘ a | »? an fa : 3 * 0209-1] MIAMI ST. ——— es. 2 COMPANY r h« : + ” b . a lend a residence of 8 roome and) = Bit ECO LROR, ea garage: bargain. LA- PREON A ‘& R. G. St OTT aw) Cheatny ee brick garece: without question the -* + poet Ree ” a —— Juet enet of (nies op Delgar: tes 3° todar ° to m.: § anf 22 ns 7 LANE AV. TERMS. throug ‘og egy AE iow Bart. Tine Seve Seren. pate | ciede Tat 4ixx WESTMINSTER in this district: 2 blocks fram Ure interior in & nelghbornowd oon tee | T4109. wome about $13.00 * rear: Fil re utify! rage . a. le y Serr rh i r ' tile hat th ha rel woe “4 inore firet ar wor rooms ” bathe 1 . Church and school. For fell etantia) he me ownets reat rieted ali fai w fi at a real tar gain. for ef eartic.u- CHARL gs F ees ~ | P 5%, 0. Oe) 2 5 np. 5 Vitrolite A ‘e< bh. harde & a= Sngie fiat of 5 and 5 roorme ) };o——Jour chance for bargain Substantial hor . “ ‘ hhh tile af be “tn room: onen firenls h er: ' 84920 per vear; an excelient investment. ‘erne and bis res. furnace with of] burn- . our cae - & - ° Subetantia: a le hone appointment to ece interior, 6147 Weet- | tars MA RUST Pa 80) Ns Beaty cv ,* enous hot water ‘heaters: goo |Consider other property part. payment. er: brick earas | owner buliding new nome; / fecme: 2 ofl burner. gare . - aoe a. &. CO aks an r. THOMAS RFALTY (0. | Minster. ; oR . Irene es FIRS iT WATION AL Cf MPANY ROEFTTGE rR VMaSEK REALTY co or erage every ibing you peed. FOrest | gi ped oi c Eniral ty C99 } 214 N. Vandeverter. Lindel! orn. i DAVID D. LY N¢ H ‘ co, MAIN 41°%4 ; “14 N. Vandeventer. M & - / Ain 4 “wy Rig A hesiuut et. M Am } | i. CORNWELL n. Fr. Co. 1 11 Ww mth. G Arfieid 2000), Broads ay and Locust. i {3 Arfi eld 3668. oOo Ww ainpwrish t B) ax. stuf yr be US ct) 74 - + hn sinks. garage: J3*

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ay oe ane x. % «cn Reape maF-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats , Apartments, ieime fe zee __POST-DISPATCHY, __FARMS FOR SALE : IMP°VED PROPERTY FOR SALE IMP’VED PROPERTY Fm ~ ~ LOTS FOR $ SALE-VACANT — LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT _- LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT LS SS aa — ee J oe “Missouri FOR SALE OR EXCHANG 3 LOA ANS ON ON Ln ESTATE Southwest Southwest — = Box _D 2, | OF ARM—SO acres, improved; 46 miles out “The . * a , ‘Sou thwes: oes : Sor suthwest soda SOON SESE —— na nec ne ore = per acer. ni per year: trade for gvod vacant or ent albert ana a. tur alan a The? fee ‘ ~ . — a. miaway: 1 Here . arn, poultry — : a property. cabo a * , om poe ~% yy > R EAL’ ry CO. rAh - resting aaa. truit ct ring , vourth mule rom schoo ‘ cerasr ae ' ret re, — st. Leu lraae of _— ‘ — at 4549 LACLEDE —Four families of fou “> it : : ; nut. MAin 1 208 er Box 93, _imetes, => —- pooms. tile baths. hardwood floors, sepa __ were CHESTNUT 4. yu ar any and pouliry e rate stream piants, 4 «ar brick gcaraaee we $ flats «f 3 rowna; : . ae wages" rive ” a 1 ‘ well and cistern itl . fer me ec tris Kent tH00 per ‘ee farm ¢ PF ahh LW - - ; ed : trade for Nusiners orumr Vv vre.c ue lnm satin nromerts x — “oes ee AP te tice. Bx bn. Le Scene. 5m ges tpi ome ‘* i storv building gp my # oa ” easel = ne y ie SE E L 5 moneys — ae ty limrt Delmercontamn amd ¢ urea oP nn itia ~ — t Sc ies sme r — . ekk vod | ‘ot on Sma. Mitieeers U6S0, tc 3 PLYMOUTH—Fou | s of F AP AVETTE Se TOWER = : ve - low reute| RR 14 MUIberry O62). (52) | nome’ tile bahs hardwood “sours: | Bal _ DING LO ANS ee a et kk fig ure. Bux | . FARM l Roliing bhi =. | we parate sicam Dp: lante: tr ade for business : of S oom ade . b U LT. , ‘ a - " ¥ | , ark Lf? gy A rests 0° Rend on W hiite vreperty we e ~ eae eis ne Pe") ew ing vour oad, Rives County, Miseourt; slaw. SP MEN W. CORNER CLAYTON ! »_ li SEE Us. terms. ) rs. i 3 Burs ss, Sullivan, M: ~ v— | we of CON ORDIA—s-ven «tare | i vn tes. é Pa a SARE LC, 9 hte ty ale REI Looe s RPT a a Haat ee ewer SP orey 0 ie PIPE ROR S pS OU. SOOO EY NSIC, RE Op ee — en wee and 5 full reome:; | © > Treems: hea Oreperts ‘ag ‘ iia } ‘? ies Bite: im re ‘eu ws “ im 7 mis ; ¥) , ec | c* toc | future trade for counts a : br AKM—Hiu jud; tthest b tclass 1 pro f constructi« € enna cain Teaze @ oe rand. O09) es mile Missixsippt Rivet refrigeration: earazes tor it care rent al — 2 bane “ . ‘oft. > 1? ‘ -i/ 55 Lite . — ee ; , sa tht ‘ : i: ; ‘ - hM ‘ ; ' fled : poupnh frout nea . Leur and Hizehways til. about 825.000 per vear’ trace for «maler Ss. E. CORNER RUSSELL ‘ = in cr ar mse een mt, wnerti : Peed bs atl scenes Write House Antiques, Kimois wick. vroperty or gooc vacant SISSIPPI—5 mce Stilores: rene Ta — pepe ' { Uwner wants farm. — itil Mo 4412 to Ss WwW. f LORISSAN r—iti year: will trade for targer comer, ONE ¢ TO LOAN in sums PRE ; , Efe . i i r m © e . 3 4 ia} . . i. . a > to . f ty MAm 2851. = 24 BUNGALOWS— . ui it Louis or County | F A gi acres; goo ame house. #4 frigeration. garages: rents at » id : HOMES, " ~ . ; rue ms : ‘* . . ‘ r a ~ J ‘ siti! P ; ' Ty ws LAND Wtd Jl or Jars acts land _ ci micken fi - jarge ar | wo) per year, trade for smaller property or , es ee Five | to $+ rr : ‘ - r 9 iters Watson Road fronting river; give pr! ox K-266, | Cm: SC eee OE glee and tn of oni re 23-2 729 WYDOWN BL.—Bextil raze: trade for cod eesner =a proper) j i ~ - ~~ : . ra - - , Did ait at? ‘ ; . Te 27. b —— Paul i ul ‘ ‘ 4 é. : V hel e C lHppew a e S ——e— miles south; price $1000. Box D large "Oo oa! 3902 BEACHWOOD., FINE An lowest \ +d. A a . ate ~_ , J 7 lar er ' > ow ? ye ] rooms, tile bath and furnage; ™ ’ an ‘. anand ; . ‘ ai s fstadb'i4ed 1aS all apar men ts have fire- trade ile wail nscotins , ar P 33° { HL ‘ 1 RY i L 1 B ae te : -iriz oll burner: rooms. ©“§ Daths. het- water yp UZIDA ‘ « . . , ~ race for burner: garage for answers, One of the fastest growing centers of St. Louis. Millions of dollars ssid $8)4M.___— =r | farming tools lumber, etc.. $2230. Fisher oe meh aad ‘et - Sirens at sie now being spent on public and private developments radiating from Heor"eachanse, for, saalier Bereage (on FRMMT" Rockers Mu mill trade™ fo A \DERS ON CKE . cra Chippewa and Watson Road. sunday. £100 West Pine, JEtiereon S229.| me st £201 Aue ae. im Renter oe inn — . ’ — Set win rk. i — , 7. ‘ow. Se tienen «ith | FARM—J1l_ acre 2 acres hin BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY Chippewa Street should be to this district what Delmar Avenue eee ARRECIC PmeStmop, | Tair Nogteia “with “stats “one maple ——— 7 se ae " ‘ : |. iid & to University City. | Nee 5 Bilan’ dtd0.""owner GEO. W. YOUNG me REAL ESTATE We have choice business frontage on both sides of Chippewa at ees G ARTHUR FRENTROP | "ita: $1231 "eaay”tefma: also” 20 lacre TO CLOSE AN ESTATE . LOANS prices that will interest you; also choice inside residential lots, now = = Merchsate-Ladeds Bide Garhel Business Property Bargain : ' : ee ; ~ C. ARTHUR FRENTROP, __ cmon 5 ed: 5 room frame house: J Come out and inspect this property or write for descriptive liter- : matedias °° a ga = veil: 4 nile — oa gravel oad: price . E. COR. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT SITS. rt ature. Office on the ground. Pate | FARM—-3_ acts, country home, 3 acres Lot 135x117°9’’—Three-Story Building : | QUITABLE LIFE re rine river L- to} a! { fruit br or aif 1] : bungal if . 1 = oe : RA ~~ ¥ ~ 4 IETY : For full particulars see | *. UNITED STATES Ford M. Clark, Special Agent for Ae ee MARTIN and BREITT, Realtors . land high t railruad stat for res. 1 mil 5 Martnaerie oe 1119 Chemical Bldg.—MAin 3057 . r : Es ie “T4 . ule xchan, fol male: re i highw ;: “-story hou: large baru: > D. BUCKLEY, Inc., Paul Brown Bldg., CEntral 1084 aie, Gy ite rast tne a oan nde eet B. D. BUCKLEY, inc, Faul brown bidg., Cintra SS oe insole. 100 Were Flan, SRE| Some es aams Saaaaie ems ARKS—20 acres, near White River and So 58 acres of bottom land which joins ime FARMS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY } acres can : ogether or bungalow in Marthas- : : HJoLlsE—rvour rvoems, water é ‘ements such as elec: | Missour1 chicken. house, lot 30s150 feet: r \perty. bh s gh Pg | | Fi peg = oe : ; U. S. dighway 66 Frontage Recah, Barnhart. Mo frum city, . anon hrision 1 . F ' ' .l vamous pormnts on U. 8S ighway Of — . . . ~ . tion on above prog ant a St. Llaiz, Staston, Sullivan _ MONEY WANTED California ; om aha: je on ‘fy. ant Between St. clair, Staaton , : , 7 i * Ter tart} +) and Bourbon. [| uwa ianda with a toial : Sah JOagu A $$$ $______— - ; frontage of ] 44 mil*s mu which are some OO —_— s in a aati ‘ : «wae ' ' traci wii! il - — (eraee . oa - ( alliorni ¢ eT a j i vi wi id ; ve PR) ie mitra Ail OWNERS OFFER town nd tir alfalfa combined ho ofl, et vf which I am wiilhag to sell any acreage A strietls modern, team “oa ind 1334-36 § ‘h ijairying. hog poultry vield REAGE—Twent! res: le nm desired at reasona bie prices and on vers heate 1 3 ‘ : See biks?) Dib OF TRKLSI ow SOs OF t re barzait mm: ma Be-famiiy farn wit Pardee Road; nproved. Bodine Realty ¢asv terms of pay eated, d-STOry briek soe. ss .08 AND $8.)000 E tile ed labor | ‘cess; you can icon. Mo. c} 5. H_ BENNETT. Sullivan, Mo. ractically . =e : PROPERTY CONTI. "pat BLE: practicaluy hew, con KI Ttile® AND INSURANCE PA- ete chit eee gee et ee ee ™ se Pi aa WEE EEE COL AO APRN RN ce ae -_ ew St Pe wee is talk AM REE 0, PERO I REN : teeing REE ~ ~~ My : — ‘e* “ - . or 7 ne oo : ) Ha MC all impr n Dulid ’ ly flats, ell con- nae les Al COTTAGE—Beautiful: Jedbure. Mo. trade. ACREAGE—tountry homes. subdiwisions 100 Chestnut a 4. eases. sto0e Leroi) rt i Lrk ~~“ ~ as ru CG iCK rar: h ’ sArfieid 3404 PArKYIewWw 4307W et See mic ix fore you Duy. irede or seil. He I~ — ——. " ° . , ° : te : — me? ;, : a ele = We . ————" . , teat ae dell - - = _ ect tithe: van covcernsg fire and ¢ KEMPLAND REALTY CO. Li | drive; (all rented; call SA} ios FOR EXCHANGE —Klegant double flat, | \cl 4% Tyrolean. Riverside SOIL. (cit — gies mae : sistas NEOs] e brick cotta pt Hbestnut. a iaS Vandeventer: aleo 5 Ss. Vai FAKM—0 acres on 61: 5 mile | REAL ESTATE—OTHER C Tt STL Es -h! Ke LLTY (0... S48 * G bIG BEND AND CLAYTON 30x125- water connected rice $155 INCOME PROWER Low figure; uwn nt smaller property or _' buildings. $75 Fisher. 7718 S. Bway. — . 1 Box A->. Post toh “ARM ‘oult + my hy .? at © ed r. Kuo =: Pr- = HOt SE—+4- room a, i, ; VABANL ORY PAMSL Line sur tkU 4 m l. An. rvi¢ moOer ia! ne y eee oe a. FARM—T) . avois; Dargain for ' ; we WH L. — : ome . — - 3 i acres j ; eg) :Tl acl } ; ; , or : ; . [naquil o 5ST! louie ar. 150 caots. fi ee ee ee Se , gr we > - hal “Cr SETI TTT casa. $004 ‘Bambe : (Cc) 2048W: 3 miles eonth of Mase - . — : : vce, _ “ ail ‘ AC a a ” - : * Aus : ir : OMG. te, “ : ' - 4 ae . ae ts . tn oh. r ARMS al 7a trade ; cozens of tien VW hat Hut Dee = 30th and “ eat . ; : J a) es, 7 ha BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE Northwest DIEHL OPENING AFETUN TERRACE S38.000: i good location and constantly FARM—12" ecres, coud location: Hea OR SALE OR TRADE—# acre. ty mue ese = abi for chicken dinner ine ee re cient title ar > ; r i ~ ° eit ak ian 2s heart of {ft . hg uPighdoornocd Nd take 3 enter will ge am «to , ’ Geis > heme & ation te + Nhessoenabie: gixkl ioca lion ~etl- ‘ G ton Chestaut & KINGSHI sHW 4 \ AND LEAINGTOS ectri water _— and ali : be: ry ye ane + wl nl perty a vag Lal 4 : : > j ee | mmr S wells frwit. i , wp : ee RA Pe a 2 " np ee " : te wo ‘ cay Bt 459 Oper} i Sete ps ers ge c Hes a ue ee os ees err er eT ee A a tae 12 cig Wary Fyne ae A Fare . oe a a ae a> « j 22 > ey seat a OFFICE Scie dt So P koe oie ee ~ et itn Kip se oy Wf MoE aia & PAST aa te age ' DMO SMEOTNATES th - er Dts is) Pee on abcd Ie ayy t alee ote sega “ve West nort st corner Filling statu SRE ruit tre rape ear nev ibh« na an Wil © € retul Rh iti sseu ES ) —— ee ee a be b a | " NB mt | ay eo ~ cide aa, Vesubel . . Otel 1eq Write. B ) d 7 — sig ' PD: ~~ . . “a ' > os “ey Peas t 4»! a ts sisestyeee nes ye eg y e “= 40 acTes. urmlrimproved, TY miail . ; in - ari a 4 ¢ . ; : . tf + VN st iso 2 ADOL P H rE INBERG RK. E. C0., DIEHL. G801 Gravois. Riverside THE. -Vispa ; rectory 88 . | — awe ta , : bea Se gg n= get : Rive or | — o ingie in Wes & . ‘ \ EN U i. EVEKGUKEERN 8762 “2814 N. UNION BL. BEST Bt IN ST. LOUIS OLIVE STRE ET BARGAIN ner acn ce Mille: ta +4, L Pag Fg pe | — rd.; 3500 ain f , Box 288. Pirextmont, ~_s Sime. M2 : a aed . hemes ry 4‘ " ‘ . . Prope! r>, - > . fe feet ’ 2 “> , . a ri i 74 , - : 1a : B. AR | b P agency bag ng Ca m the old Belt Line THOSE OMESITES IN ate” tate” tees a oe RM—I0 acr Tiroved S-rom DUBINSKY R. CO. 504 Wainwright Bide. FARM—= acres : : . yee tv id rent iiCud » @ il r ' P ne O Bel. Lute ie oe Co e. ail oO) Olam aca hr? 4 7 ' { 2 oe ; ee eben red . . = ~ > ‘ ate! esec irik Cc hic *hi hot Ss. + rul Be a: = : 1 - ae 2. | : or ~ ee a sAaten IVANHE YE P ARK “HAUNCE: les sou! ward : at . Dacre: ar Potosi. Washinz- trees and berries. R. Hallevach. Vi FINANCIAL 4 — oe OSS. SAGES, © “oe ft a talety co. EN Q000 or Lindell 750 : ee HAUNCEY P_ HEATH CO..GArfield 3 ope. 2440 lowa. Granite City. TRiCiHty | o% Lowa. _™ a es : Park. Mo. Route 1 : . a LWeber 3339 S. Grand LAc. 966 Sees Went Eee 2K itersen Vist. ot oD . ee ogg om te : de" = i a“ rT AT tiie ATION ois . = . ayy — r al 3. re Fy LOANS ON REAL EST pa coy ri r , ; ung eCity Pwers a! nade and paid 8 S—RE sian $2100—P RICE $13.500 . > — - eemrne imber fre ing on rile —— —- : DELALA K DL LD). = S per r Ure - eh xe ig ‘ell , ° aaah ; l-l7 Eug tr s. Bat elec- } m- ty ores : eee — stipe a ae Ween rit ltry &¢ FZ ible ~« FIRS’ ami second deeds of true a’ % "1 1 , > , as a —m ~— - ms " ‘ne ; > 4 ‘ ‘ TOL, rl ries ‘ I - ‘ erry ric ; ty se i. ‘ ’ 6 ‘ - 4 = ; - “ys : vi = pr o . ett li. D nw rn j .. &D: 4 hy =) re asonable charge cuiek - a ~ = ia - | ORE mit PER | \ | 7~ é “th, _ > pate: { : Fr cs EMA is cc rt ay r e 33 c tu . ’ } ‘ a. cS ™ TAT’ Wi FY WE ATH CH G 4-f ‘ A nr = os : d : ‘ ne i ' ; st reet hy L " - on uate ane , a ARBOTT. Raettor . . > . ~" >i 2 aw - > aa eB aor ee eae | a he : | | at INCOME $5500. PRICE $25,000. repair, new screens, fu ement, 2 AND—JON acres. nea ae ee $2 res. 3 springs, $324 anv loan first second. Gi su = : biel etna Rew ountt mile State Huth- crea. sori and ihefin ‘ acte un call COlMax me gel Ta « . tar .. count, L Wr treet LS POLO ONE 4. APA + SOR RE Ry 4 rrr Lf AAs - x there a “> ‘toa ikelmmar. xy moons ne tie 98 aera : dete: eons: shdi visio? ot ties 1 Kaston: 3% stores, 3% five room > tk as. rriaee . "2 . Bi Ry Sos . eae a : ‘ § . : ' eYX?T - ; ; “ . . . , exe a j i ath . + ney a : ° ' é ry? : with tile bat hs: six garaces: let | . id . . of : ‘ . . ; . i (*? 2 _ i = ; a sj - ns ane . n ‘ . : } m rr} : and reg # enable aseu | . a ao ry > et hd Malt Ape : fing be a Fe. au ' ; Vel n-resiaent a : sage sma 1 EPS mouse Srl “Mt. iA‘ANS— Firsts ecomds. If . SLi) ce) iad.! i : , - —— - —a - : TT" , : } ‘ ‘ ’ i aret ‘] Pl rs if = 3 J. 4°78 ’ , ' = e . .* - > “~~ Pe " caee: tie Gath: latee yard: double «a- | strict wner, $343 Areena ity Richman, 6235 Ella $0 “aA . . - . . — : J. H. GUNDLACH & Cu. 3600 31 7 - : ; ' » te ote: : e Carl G. Snaitet. ' $ oe , a. 7, 26 ° ’ ry* ’ > " ‘ 4" 2 ili i : SIM 4 . : - ' = — 5 ’ : : th ~~ ity ON N A l RAL BRI D¢ rk RD. one «e] ‘ n coun : aiier ; ° FAX. $40 per ; mene , ea De a 4 : . . Mas Ajertl : ‘ i M snade 7 ne MONFY to jean om tirest nortgsges. = . ' ’ :' — 4 Near Eu $945. Vi ANSTR (TH. : . itssourt on acr ie autiful ~V-acTre WELLSTON TRU ST co > on) ATwat | morning. FOrest 2S29W. _ ; Y.163 r) ateh 7. - i? ‘ — Mm »f Pt? * | He 3 if dee > : » » PoeUxe Ou, running througn vm! : ; or Cail Will s ra row divide, LAyT—ol) feet ‘tnceton a tC niverst 1o—{ rK uns e; 3 Die ae $ T ” onl FE ge ont si fax 3045 WANSTRATH ark fen arti Live t" t | era theoe Bt Te oT. ENGEIBERT PARISH Ter.. 65 feet. Parkdale, Blue Ridge Ter REAL ESTATE— ai3 wa a PAL. act 2200, unimproved: sell! nianes. ideal pos rnd ra yaro | ne: se Sein ened Cie ne +. of TOENISKOETTER REAL . tn a4 7 imeneeee ries? “4 silabl en | . 1 ? By NG ats Ow 51h) ‘ . . lum ‘ "7 sas ‘ Ms . ul yrs z — ' J Ma ing , le tr. 2 . “mmoda tion rid N“ Broacsway * onen Monday evenun ; , ™ r ’ ; ~ . £ 1800 block And reson and Bess! pitractive AT—On Deinort ' ear parte natt | ot-water heat til er 3 11d aeeea- ned, “_ a 40s ames 1 ie ag Pegg wg urth a 4 ; ‘ a Ni MONEY TO ltoaN—82500 $860 > . ow TN ent wt ia I wath. ta sl m ¢ . ETM A : laren » Ba A - tion : S10.000- tmoprored citer perty. ‘ete — ene $1 i¢ bag INVESTIGATE: PRICES etry ~ P 3 yu ; \ : ‘ . ins cry de tr El ars at ? 2a” lhe Saupe ~~ Bane Be. revels rm yond ) ~ lf o bungaior Lieve id npn ze sn cs nig itl © oO & , Lroint prin : land , oe AIT BoOuse- TT lace bad fine lak for beontin a Le : aatos Ace, ’ South - Ee Y*, ersit} OOTY , 4 ane ant | ‘ ’ ri. > , VA ris ful ' soggy = ‘ on 4 de. ‘ , St Lois . f hither. Ay ry ihe roy , : neane & Franke, 1008 - : - : ang i Of firet 4 1000 Dr iW x Ki (O—T? feet: $55 foot. ‘PR ee oe oxy : UNGALOW—In col { subd “rr — —— . TONY HURLEMAN. Realtor, LAclede 909° ‘tor Sa3e al : ae ema — mn alow with - fi S-room fia ect 4526 r m rick: will n small down a = s y OF. > mu RIVER FRON T—BIG SPRING vd bent, s farm is cle f enew MONEY LOANED—$100.000 o@ oy ee and ts 1H0-foot Te . \ lowest ay ' 6 es 5 ann othe ~~ we oe eee Oe yn At EN: ER A NT Re NN NTR Ge mw Ung ney SRDS RO ONS pegs tO rere eta — ip — une y. uethe fs ate nt is FEET ON CREST AV. payment or trade yt : ba gr Alon | ring. fin land: S325... ee _, and bk | : . bath. tae a . t of Ferguson ay.. splendid fer « é terms Phone r Leonard. ” st 3 ite as Court cron _— : ; Angium. Mo . Sa rea = a -_ . ra und a ser pam ae Ss er a - S aaa : flat ‘Treg 99 Os » os aenel ‘ : : , ; r . — Z none PLEY OUNT | ear ” > Pt ; “Ie € / GLIC KU REA ALTORS. S22 Chestnut [A | bargain | : doubh J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. ee , ae | ne On Te eee, u orinss. one fowl nillion | “phan. in vg ngs ie JOUN s.BLAKE & BatO. “ss 908. WwW. a 78 \ 7 , TT rpOoN TT. Heim) Ci es si ro}, e = r oleae? , ¢ ; I ] ‘ : T j : ) LIy ire } ri é337 : ; : = . ' ' use, t ; ane ra : .'he : ° " . 42 | bagel he gett Seccsanek deniilien OR : om : — — adh: eameiieantinen a ~~ ne em and «atti : we- eett or te MONEY TO LOAN—Any ameumt @ > ' a ae a jo (5 BE .. EL AK L, \ ‘NN : - _ — : . ir a r ai s em : r ’ D t PORN H. LBBOTT. Realtor. [ou Chestnut }- fy im s p j hwat " , zi - > ae mM ou if . ot he 2 — Bw aah oe . ‘ pit ; . ? ’ ; feadia af * and 5% per cont : - Ce " 1st | ™ this we “ming | Bl T DERS ATTENTION! A i) 4 — 4303 % oan eee mile te hichway TRUCK G. RDEN —amall at a saer'flee; first dees of trrust ome «¢ “ee hw 7 x‘ it and 2 uehly n { onple te tf v a a ae near Robert: 3 To. shit * Manchest st Suh # ae OTT RL ry . _ saliva ' ‘pre — isti m n ing reserve leeated in Narth euis: bb! lle necanunes , Realtor. Bos Y r KE i R RE AL TY oOo me |, —a7 np eur eaecenicaai ADOT - Ht S KLAUBER, ATTENTION, BUILDERS! Arlinete: — > 7 ae rl wig we | OT 8Re Dats player ade et gp nposved with 4-reem henaxe MON EY TO LOAN—On — : Si ao , 6350 Ura Riverside | 7 hatin tata Cateeseitn Dan Hiiviaion | | ir \ Ane PL, ix x : a : ‘RT ’ vi . wap Mlligpronge ecs0, ~ Ae ever . acres « d nerth wart ef RE te ged = _LBANS Wt O44 Wanwright Bidc. rain late 6 -) roam inti Mts rp: #i improvements. 1433 ceisaiaal P i ae ears. n $1800 eneh ‘fon H}- ir stigate low comme . - Le are - tthicoteetn : , 1-381. Post-Di “agg ae. | eamaahee an : hr heen club. resort or private | at on Box K-205 Post-Dienate) ™I LTERKS KEAL | "K SAVINGS EARN @ | : nd fishi minds. For im — Aim Shin 4° ON OUR Finst DEEDS OF Tate ST. JoskePH. oxuo—Lot. water elect 3 ; a ~ Fey lige af acl. Rona. IMP"VED PROPERTY FOR SALE WixtsoR Tr_3i a poe | Ranting ang fishing sounds. For ‘me VERY SPECIAL Ki ‘ mt Roa: a t.Ty mn! ’ ” ; O . Ra : i , . “DN peres . } bh epee ectric. * here SECOND Dt ‘bs © ia ] reut } Kirmmewicl 1. ; ~ — 2 - _ , Fon , LOTS FOR S SALE—VACANT lt HAVE 50 feet of ground in 72700 With ce ‘ ‘ os initor f — shed: lot 42> WINDSOR } etx ———z : : | . :% | re ' ; 4 cistert rwit Ba — and 1 income Property Pret O's » Street Lot Bargain on Chouteas with a 9-room house 150: rent $2976 per year: } rice and . Tox D8 Past-Diemon ees | oe -— pew . ~ SH, “AD Ww LAV W ‘N FARM nites © mutter Hill road. PERSONAL SERVIC ive ree _ oe that | mest sell at onre for cash. i tert to su ° “iT SOR -P eee a ' ial lemie 1 ” Tat J acres on le 4 7 * oS) " ae 7 eas VERNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. € 50x igwest-p Ae E ~ Utive oan is real barcain Bex Y¥-785, , . Woy . Ki LAKE &® BRO... 815 Chestnnt cig a ee " on wr. a is. aa ry - inin 3 , aed i ERNER. " ~ 9) Grarots, Ris rk : Celt W "eiss or KLAL S. Ceca (om "LE fer > 1 Phyrecie ees na op pried ate — - ontaly a nun | ‘ive | a n balance Texas TONING, CAPTFAL, $1008, | “| | 7 PS re IN & SON ° | aof-tuan “uner . 7 ° * : , wae . ~ 7 oath . ho apie r — s Sale : BY r% ha be “¥ - . a ty” Beare house riled sre = E'l ; ti ' o FARM ' raiwie Valies . 35 acer An» amount. . sae ‘tet a MAin ' an 5 . = + mont car ree OU ' PU K. NBERG KR. bb. CO. . J. HANDLE. * ROR WS , ° S\CHER AND CANTOR, R : ‘ SMEEEN S16", B14 ‘ | r CO. 8427 FOR SALE BY 1061 FASTON. LINDELL 360%) Ces) a i Tne, oe —" ao ae change | reperty, SILBER. 42: a ' eu aventh, ol D7. FIRST DEEDS roots tmnger AREEN At62. @ N. UNION BL. - EVERGREEN 876". To! GRAVOS. RIVERSIDE 41¢8 Macnolia. Laclede $901 — ng , Park Savings Trust Co. . 1? rARM— re Mims | : es | . eo a, = carn || TEXAS TAN Teor Uilitie Wri LOTS IN HOLLY HILLS © “8 Corner Bargain ont 53 culties : use; ban . t a . . . . é : > . refit > P . ° os # ed > = aa ire tik ’ res tiny : ‘ Te \ } : _* " . . Sr eIeTitS Re- ; ha nk ref: retfh es a c , - ’ AK Ts ~ SEE US a uLeFe 22 = ‘ Mm iar } ILMER De TTON A KEI EN fy . ids ~. vig s 4 - 7 7 ° . ‘ . + rye . " . : ‘ ’ . 2 ‘ r > . >. *N Lath. CHestrut Ges cor holherg ne ‘icar ; rice $ BARNGROY\ bE & SPEC H'] thee | ee = —s oetah eee “ 7 “ase 6 it a desirable Tox Land Co. Box 73-P, San Antonio WE MAKE AND BO — oer S GRAND Bt. LACLEDE Baa . ; y than ~~ - : . 4 — - : "ea riRST, SECOND AND Fou R OFFERING bs } sg sa : ate ss a , ¢ a —r ‘ 9 - ler 4 b on | rieceg ist 112 ‘. at h st 4 i acT Tete a. ; | . agg te hb bee | ; Higiiway amd , ie, Call Vieter Yall gp hey . TP Ba wee TF Ape a Fatuy r acres: 5 e a bighwayv frontage: elecirie eT , "ST eee a AL ‘eh al Ty . 0. “100 S P2th at. Kod an aa ingen, | a,” Weta” ikem oe , room fous rn. hice chicken how RD ~epe - + tage tga 2 an! = dehivery PROP. OUT OF CITY—RENT _# PER CENT INTE i> nee ae Serr ala ' , OK ~ ‘Unis iow Pear - . . ; . Tru ; ¥. Avpl, iy Nat a ave eohi a number , bes AN race ise oO - Lat a =O. 4 — went Bw. ih , x | o ‘ c123 Tea ulan pirersi! : FARMS AND FARM LANDS _ mg ao ns ho are greatly pleased Fi TEL— Re +taurant amd gfucery for ren *t wer make seur ore ‘ — Park Lite MMA nm ' oe ‘ | 4 . ae ‘ , €19 _— 4 es TT aeee " ; . EF. NET) former Sni.Ivan Miry or snare gies) qoorher ble nye~e wi ® " “wl PRANK RF. ALTY A ar ’ ari rr . '; rents > ‘* : ‘7 ' . : : . Li . : ‘ = 4** / \ ~ ° ma ; ~~ seu " > : . = an ~ . owner — af'e fue rettre tie a Mam FAR! iS FOR RENT b. oe ak ik Ft Maetd I ric iced a , me-Half \ alue . (_ollineville. Dl. Phame MAt “Hl iet: MORTGAGE co. cre. +t? aug? '*® tyags « Ps " . e " " 1 est of January; SI3-°1 chests five , tires; titel nro A “aa endaie ani mite of an inland store CHICAGO: if N. Encbth «t rhme MAm Ss ; '" un y At aN? aT . ‘. Bre mai" a. ave" aa 8 = at _ spit i} j} : all ‘7 NM vy ‘ cil “ViMGsTiaS Sa od TTBS ae . - Dee : - s* tas ti} i . | «“oemi¢r ~eat lHlormne orem fF, Tt. fir summer = —_—,- : - * ee : — ae -* e “ tween Adetanie and Ret Bud sed ‘* rt . @ cobert, west of Januars Bt NoATOWS. — for ' (les ——— “s te oe i pangs . ee ¢ red. the fe smartiy furnished epartmert 1. JOHN W. Biri i * ~ a a aoa — besiness, “ for bine. Price S1 000, Bo, W-ith " TA Bat ~ _ a — ‘ Be i “en : a ae —t Gece "’ has an obi 4- tere ry — ome . -* ad ‘ 4 ‘ ‘or OUF price Let moutd Post Dispatch XN. BE. con R Wf and Oleatha. 20x ping porch: if block | cae TIMBER Lee Vens ‘Te ~ ig 9 ceil mr ett ne w. price SSO: | sas | Mrs. A. Sehay. i. oe yeep ail WARNE AV. AND GREENLEN PL. te for goed deubk rigs. , ee - LANDS rR NO-acre Gair ; = | 48 uctes. aus odie of peen ele > - a . «ms: Quick, dependable, ¢ rard K. Love Realty Ls ‘i r "a oe le Pree. t-4 HES TNUT. 4" ae ai’ , - 7 . . . . ‘ Teapet? — . MR Jet 4 t435 ' Ry i“ : ee ; re ~~ rh : wore’ ty | 8. Berea Lirn ber lane nim -£ , ni 7 ‘ ae ‘ : , oe . — " ; — . : * al Pry } the x : Fy r ‘ . iT . : P *2nev , ‘TRIS At R E Tr Te ° : ae mie te y! — ea ; : Leorms. : ~ _— Tes J-pemp filine ef : : {7 t oo = x bal ENN] “7 7 fiwrner. Sulliran. Ma. treves AAA teruriet camp and cebihe: «fers We make and buy - Northwest de ‘eclusure acrifie te wth ate wn é PeLLE MEAD PLACE LOTS—North 3911 D V Pl SS a a €:) weres at wr ac ‘eeed hae oe ee ees: Gumts woter, frat. | % oT ae as — ‘and restaurant _~ Eouna av. south Melrose Hee: 0 or aCe i: o . ener Big Bend vod Uoever: ) tate mad No. @ Address T. Mim . Oe ae em: only $1450. OGLE IDEAL POLLTRY FARM nos and cohd Ghaner bathe: rlevtriote. ton | $1600 te $18,000.. on 3 , in oT XN. be . , , 1 ac 4 with R. FD. tty | %80t:_cbeice leration: Hieheay $9 one ducing real estate located 1 avy Baet Jennminze« Station ‘acd rity ‘* met ord } > Peo — aouth eid y ! >. te + a rite ts H ver ae te , "on ule 1G® atiarn : , : i” ea} »?* : . . . . oh *— . ion . -_ Ris nde 1 40).W . P* sedan Tanek LA NOM 4: oe . ntis So ae n 4 he ' “te. ~. rast 9 rh town erm of the hee ie Cart ef Warrenton. Mo.: O48 orilee wre ' beer vht ri ' ne all /Ox1I7 rth side Olive Stree rx mile Gaseownade RK: site , i . — mec River: 20 actes t? tillare and 30 acres =. St. [ouls: owner retiring: reasonabie | © Y end University City, enteneeen “at gz I ‘ : , Kinesland 7 ve cmaie has «a fairl~y cood +- te Wae f amr sonabie terms and com . ‘ ahow Gee ¥ bvias ~ “>t e Mu m~— ate of Conecor ‘ia for = = om a - , . large cCletern. tee mM ui POR SAlLh—t]. tix? te Tt. with new mod 4 la . : .~ ’ tivy ‘ ine a mia? , . “ee a : ‘4 oy ie . 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ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7. 1999. RG i tar on ee eee PAGES 1—4A. ns ~ — a pews ene ee ee — ee ‘gide oven sunipies to be sold 25 yard; dealer. 43 vans. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE M A RADIO HOUSEHOLD GOOD Aa | | HOt lIOUSEH( ILD GOODS FOR SALE | I S FOR SALE . HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 FOR tg HOUSEHOLD D GOODS FOR SALE | New ranns ; RUG—II Ma EEXt 4, larxe carpet runners) sume a2 PAINT—We have made aint si cusmsseusinidetiahinieste high-grade } : 0g J8v0 Ys O tl eeliane Geom paint. $1.20: | a, ont. 58.78 Pianos and Organs For Sale | For | Sale eee ae walnut: big buy tur | eURNist RE—Contenls ol O100n ho, 'GAS RANGES $1. 49 to $1.75 gal. Best water eae ener GRAND PIANO—Period mode! Standard RADIO— Atwater Kent, complete, bey eS 5003 Vernon. | 7186 Prune. «}) nun. aoe of rel make; cheap, 4844 $8 Compton. (cN.3 } speaker. $35. 915 N. Broadway. dealer BEDROOM SUITE ~ beautiful lamps. | FURNITURE—J3 rooms: washer p ori é "hanged cigcount; im gtay, white aud Monday. ee Lindell. ; part cheap OBA Legnas : : ; . = i} ay, RU ng ee ge, _ “Olive Empire a : eg oti ee : pe aning O., BSUS Olive at (chs) TH END PABOW AKK CO., | RUGS—Velvet and oaspenater: like new. le . f . d Bps $1 | +; Spar floor and interior Varnish, be Cc ] a s 6 i l e $2 $2.39: Dutch Boy lead, $1: > 5U: lin: GRAND PIA NOS—$295: save over $250: RADIO— Atweiar mit. $15. 915 N, > . 95« ; turpentine. Tic. For quality Original price when new. $550. For “3 | Broadway. Deale oe ee SUITE ~Walnut: alse rugs. | FURAisURE—And rord coupe ve theat s Gays only: with each grand purchased we | R ADIO— Traveler ‘portable, all complete. = =. are. 37 1) Gravoi fc) | (pear) Cherokee ere PRospect 4044, Xl Gravois av, fe) sie wheelbarrow. 4043 (c) pe = K Lb BDite noM Shy ma — 1 ‘ ee 7 Ps i bk i r, &. Vilbtoh E — = | roles, all vil part, Liust _ “ . a Nevle Kite Not rhe wit i. ' Rt GSs— 2 v4 tixl uta ——— s 3506 dumtet ce! | “306. Dealers, B19" Ce Oe o d tisements ie ic€s see us. Mechanics ‘Paint 715 A ver . cute av. (OMS) pites free a Suet, bench, beautiful Boor | FOrest 2207J. . | PATERSLAKES Saleen 1 every: grand is ij rive rugs, FO } “3 - In This Section: Solaae chine: cat Eee oan best | condition and guar: anteed. 100 per = hae | RADIO BARGAIN en a alearie BEURKOOM = a0 gaa te Tt ' | | ene : te ri experi- * : r€ ellpott urn, oO 0 SUS — is » * e* | , [GAS | y sik 7 $0 ii ence unnecessary; every store a reapers . soar acne ‘a rrcommt npn Boab be mane on | W Florissant. (e) ~~ ~ tak $69. Ste es Co tone | ovenines,” 453% Cel Suneny aud | 1 ; ahus ak bead aegis ar a GS— Osis: also a, » 7 Furni- +13 | ) ‘ola, Remember, 7 per road way. * chee cee vd) Natural bridge ; eee =; us Call Grn RADIOS—Phileo, A. B. $10: Sterling, {cu} VUMNISURE-—@ froume. anerfie, —— may OK (CABING i-——Steel grey duce: im a al 3/12 Graven. 4 ahaa » Bacratl ‘ Y «£Om) condition i¢asotia bit EVer KtG ‘ All sizes and Makes, cheap SBOTA ‘ein , S Grand Hees Furviture Display. (c) FOR SAI fF (must sell, MIT Iberry 40 spe vs fc) | for 3 days only, you can save over $°50 . BEDR ” Cibox, Kodel, Majestic: others, $3.50: all | ED YOM SUITE-—New walnut, -piece ; | il; ieaving city JSIGA Botanical, P , ‘ * « , . A ~ ive. ‘ d 4 ‘ ite ; ef Ji re ; yds dg) KUGS—Good, ‘vasonatie Chicago Carpet oa SE (() IID vn a press pian, Open evenings til Pt.10,P¢.5¢ ND- H AND PI} EK pen evenings unti ¢ eliminators bought. repaired. exchanged, Brides mattress, springs. SUDX Natural | pect Vous es Dricge —— — HOUSEHOLD GOO Ds. 4 rooms cheap ' ' Cleaning. 3329 Finney. Lindell 2030). : 0 Clock - 10 delivers a grand piano new Antiques | condition: aise fit kuaranteed first-clasg | WURI iTZE R. 1006 Olive st. ' (e682) | Qven Sunday. Dealer. 1441A Marcus av. - ; jab, aisby I s. ' : ~ : > i ! ta hf) ‘ cn ‘ ‘ . . 7 Aquariums pet | Fish. can save you mo ot Valves, etc. We | BABY GRAND— Al) most new; must sel] RADIO ~All electric. 7 tubes, console cabi- | BEVRUOOM SETS — W ainut; latest style, | "tor Toomina “aa yee san Ree c mist sell. 273A N. Sarah st. il H | ST. LOU Is IRON & SUPPLY CO.. Immediately: cheap. 7214 Pershing, (c)| vet, dynamic speaker: nationally known; | $65. Wagners wareliouse, 201. s. Jef- | anne ' "ga | BROUSEEOLD GOODE Everything mm. (cow) Autemob Rese eeeee 16th and Clark. GArtield 4290. ." (e) PIANO—F le ‘pant: m a S850 anaes ined complete; brand new. Call Sunday. ferson > 2225 Chouteay te) | oo — iTCRE : plete: must sell real bare on ’ ae oy S'*NROOM SET—tjenuine Reed 4 pieces. Asto Accessories .... de POPCORN MACHINE Wtd.—Practicaily | (ce S90.__226 Northwood, 3d’ east. | Seee tS Renee | See SUITES—Fpicce and S-plece.| barwain: sell immediately; can nc ot room set. $10: bedroom set Sil. ons- | Bargain. Hiland 5260. 2038 Wine ay. Teer aa os aoe coed a PTs é : : >} walnut os vak oe t 6 6[——~« tun~esa CC CC CMU , ers, $0; chiffoniers, $6: beds. 3° | 3t NROOM SUITE—-: Loans | new: reasonable. & PIANO—Lndwie fiat re ns age - - — - _ . fet. 202 Hereford. , Sor iffoniers, an : E— 3 all new: Auto Motorcycles | It PUuaR a uiften. 23d and Dodier. “Phone P ania «ae ing mahogany case. | RADIOS—Your choice, $2.50 to $5. MOUND CITY AUCTION “ROOMS : Seep ; ———— | $3: matiresses, S2: rues. $7; S18. Seller of lost freight. sasha Wai ogg h | ait teas & Gon ' 3190 Pace’ | PIANO—F $40; just 7 | MAY-STERN & CO., 2004 MORGAN ST ' FURNTAURE—Leautiful 9-room; alin set. $12: refrigerators, $6: gas stoves, $8: | ton. , jca eee : comb & ake 70) Page. ——Fine, $20; ust the thin oe / 4 . separately, cheap: dealers. UU: bre; z te. § Olas ° Books, Periodicals : : club. 7309" Vermont. Metin os eo 9 BEDROOM SET—HIGH-CLASS: LIVING ai. 05 ee? | $5: dining tebinn anes. Fa: Vietrolas. | 60 SKOOM FURNITURE—Several sets tu S. E. Cor. 12th and Olive Sts. | .R00% PIECES AND ; MUST BE ibrary tables, $3; chairs chifierobes | Dick, from - . . SOL D: : i ip ge FURE—3 rooms guod. must eel! library tables, $3: chairs chifforober, Cc 2 BRA . (+ chinaware, antique chairs ther [1 ture ND ITY AUCTION ROOMS, . i I Mpui 4ifs; o r iroiture., "004 MORGAN ST. |' PRE SSING M AC HINE—Hoff | Se Timan, No. RA Boats, Lau PLAYER-PIANO—$5U; metal tubes: like | (eG2) | - c : t) le : Cue ec. j ‘ APT. ©] 2 FOREST area 14% reasonab viler will be accepted. Desier, 4100 Olive at | TABL Ee pate leg; victrola, feathers, Bullding Material firme ape Condition: rebuilt: cheap, MU: 1844 ng 3 **e : r Vy lm we He v., s Ss Com] ita 1) av. &; | | WeED — : 141 N. lid. USED RADIOS—COMPLETELY RECON. BEDROOM SUITES 4141 ON. Keue Drain | . ———— | FUmRNistUki—Living room set. SZu- | 1Ce DUA—AiasKka, call at 1031 Leona. | Camera, 182? hin, 2047 Northland. | | TWIN bua sé each; refrigerator, $7: ENS MDG RON ROR mH Foy nem ie is s is is 3 | “emall shop: Cone ne ins, Shit val Offers Bho esi and cabinet: make | “DITIONED, AT BARGAIN PRICES. s ‘ nop: args ? § f ” > a iff , J ¢ md c ' x > Ss , > rose i — Pen: PLAYER P LAN or = very a : | Soy ag eg) KR Se en es can w mT 7 ® j ‘s Ow-end : ’ . " LIN TING 4 ' eek. op ea ¢ ahle F ale ” ‘ bed meng , ; Mattfitt ICK BOX. «ler op tk u . gone apt - shy Pi me a h —s war ae —_— Litland 4624 | 4920 DELMAR BL. dreseer: will oe * a aoe oe | @UmeNtavae writin living be bination ban ms ; see ‘Grace mre Sqr eee a brary table. $3: new ante, $10: gen- eis gt ol, all mays PL +s ER-PIANO — Reasonabie. VY : | “SSUTA * age 4 i. He yaret - Ke X—Larye iomat GRand tleman'« suit, size S8- $10. 715 Limit. te) . «ne P ww. fig ' &b on atin it . MUtLoO ‘ in ; ‘ tu . . , " Aon coin Cheap oe S es “| VACUUM CLEANMiS— Fisor saengnes and used: Royal, Hoover, Eureka and others: Exchange (Mise.) ..... For Sale (Misc.) Household Goods Wanted. Household Goods for Sale GRand | 361% S. GRAND BL. LEVY BROS., 311 8S. 14th «f¢ | . cheap PRD — - RC C OR 7 7}; S2US NG—Mait tress, Simmivis, wali — - ¢ ink and type: all for 83> ef 3 ANO- 8, D4Gr uprigut, bargain. on | 3 K speaker: —_ By pave Bar new. Cal! Sunday. 31 SBA. ome PR * FUaNTiURE—4 rooms. at sacrifice. 1 7 BOX Holds 75 pounds; cheap. 501g $5 up Morton Electric Co 4s N. 7} 2s _ wages pright, Slo: mg } ; ‘SY ‘k sale, $159: easy terms: guaranteed, | BEL ROOM sSUITE—Special, $55. Pastels | | | dlaiaret av.. % blocks west of Kate na | Pernod. Riverside 9341J (c9O} ; te (eld) . 8 bargain. Ware- AEOLIAN CO. 1004 OLIVE ST. (c80) | Exchange Store. 1307 Pra Cc) | pn A I) HCE BON Lu podua, pore 74 “. | WASHER—A. B “rT. good, cheap } only $15 O75) Euston CAbany s0a6W, ‘Giwns Chensese : (ey sale, and quilting wanted. house - Jefferson. te) —----~ 7 ok BEDROOM SU ITES— Two: rege rug: | FURNITURE—Overatuffed liviig, dining ; and Dedroumn breakfast set; f , c HA Z . CADee Sis " 1396 | * Fo eanieet, acts very cheap. | 1CK BOX—-200-Ib. capacity; £16 WASHING MACHINE—Slightly used; will Horse. Vehicles Instruction (Music) 35 | Mlle Market. north, rear PIANO con a ist class caer > Wanted 00d for roomers, $30 for ‘all, | Semple. ‘Hipott Furn. Co $120 W. F Lafavette. Store (r) aacrifice Apt. D. 1015 Hipointe pl. (cz — Gold, Silver ~ { ik ‘= ry ® ‘ ® ** Ps Loans , hee ees 9 eee cIPENS aie rs Zea. Mr. Kolker. priced right. 5105 Vernon. ai . - ee - () Baby eg d: Ima % : i. oe ay | TAILUR © ‘ ' : PIAN gra.) fimost new: must CASH paid for Apomagell apparatus. Radio jc eee s tn on “Onn t ' — ’ Sty see 7 glass. Singer | sell immediately: chean. 214 Pershing Market, 1516 Olis $2 (cM) : i FI SESNTGE aoe dining, bedroom: | ‘ , + Jurys rib, tie K Me | ‘ , woe PVG . e*f livi ' ti "i ‘ Sct 1s f a a ~ : hall, , , , Office Fur = ’ “¢ BROS. Furn. Co.. 8311-13-15 s. 14th, bardain Box K-244. Post-Dispatch. HOUSEHOLD GOODS other household goods: x aan wry - n> toatl hee wt apaigg songs We ber OE a = bee ) ane 7 ype yo ge ah i Personal Property Loans....... oN -—) pots and c; as PIANO—$450. upright ‘almost new: will — Russell ay. ,poting. oedroom, rugs; kitehe ny eneap, | hts baw (2 Pound pie jer aimost thew guaranteed same ae new, $25 up. Ziegier Fiano—Musical 45 ‘ 5 aha camp stove, wae sacrifice for S50) if taken at once "82314 SEWING MACHINES (c) JSSU7A S. Grand, Hess iNecntetare Display $i‘? ‘all Monday $5743 Pennevivenia, App'iance Co... 5207 Gravois. ic?) : - a Northwood, PArkview 1067. (cy er eee - 6- Pe. Bedroom Outfi t RN few) | IC EB X-—Bie. almost new Call Sunday| WASHERS—Having number eof washers HEMSTITCHER—Like rew; guaranteed. ] FURNITURE—*3 rooms; cheap: po dealers.| tefore dinner. Riverside 065M. on hand. which will be sacrificed at rea Py ‘ s . e Mert) . rit) St. Joseph. - | ICE ae ashing machine, earn ——_— hero on Oe, .. 8 soll oe ee ee Plumbing Supplies | TENTS—Umbrelle etvie special $12.75: - | auto tent. $6.85 full line te . PiIANO—Hansome mahogany upright. pi- Wrest 5R5l 5167 Faston Poultry, Birds goods at seen prices. ‘ Lao "5B ano; perfe t condition ; cheap. O154 We a- POrest 5850. 5167 Eastor (*) Includes large dresser, bed, chifforobe, ‘ torn an M AY “ey s repairs d. any make. $:? « RZiuar- pth and oe bed lamp and floor- FURNITURE } rooms good reason for RAC rife e, 4x0” W ashinaton. (x) ; WASHI MA 11 E M | Coverng; a bedroom furnished complete selling H. azar. 4151A Lafayctie | ICEBOX—75-It er: . | we NG CHINES — aytag. , a! LA Lafayetie. rer je et > side ier; Al condition. pe niripool, | Kéeu, Thor, Cataract “and LO; a 4 0 uum cies re. Supplies **e. *e* ®ee#ee ' | 3621 Gr ray *") Radio & (cl?) PL AYER- PIANO— $82 OQ Ste] qd £950) | anteed 5 years: try before paying. Walton 1s ; MY K, an Repair Co. 5037 Ridge. FOrest 3282W | $49.7 (oO. CHestnut 6662, Station 2, ictiz) wre aloe 9 8 FURNI'Y Th Kitchen cabibel, 306; fas range $7. 204 St. Louis. ICEBOX. All porcelain; like new, $50.) real bargains. 3733 Humphrey. LAclede — ) tomaine. LO 8, | i\ e ‘> “ = fear + . . . -” j ditinn ch —interna tional; in good con- Ns. for $200. Gall Lindell 9491. | | SEWING MACHINE—tTailor's slectric: | 4 S J HOG” FURNITI RE—4470 Forest Park; buyme | | | 1CEBOX- 50 pounds; also linoleum. 4111! WASHING MAC HINES—Repossessed and ' lB 2 | | fing Material .. istense | 8 k | TIN NERS _TOOLS—S ft. truss, brake ana | PL AYER U bright; cheap: $50: like safes . ee **eeere ij tools. \I- Heat Corp ae ie, Chestnut. cost $050. 5608 Pershing, y frigerators ...wcorccccccces | Pl Re s 1 dition chea rn too7 Market. ic) piano $0; foot power machine, $10. MUlber- , ch) furniture, can rent flat. SjD;: reasonaul , — Ve Sab ST. -~ | Pees ee rooms, comple te: bargain | ~ te. Twenty fir rebuilt; Kasey, Thor. A. 3] Cu. Federal: for cash. Call Baia. ‘. 1th St. 4521 aieies 7 ww 12. as low as $35; terme if desired; also $52) Li ky. rentals. Gaertner Eledefe Co., 3521 N. ne , “** 2s. & 9 , fl 0 v i ih Seeds, Plants eee eee , | TRU NES ~ all kinds: suilTCaRes and dacs. | — r we . in } Sewing Machines ........... 3024 Olive. FRanklin 7117, (92 ‘aaa ensk deen ae each, delivered; | SEWING MACHINES—All makes. $5 up: | ~ ¢ eg a f) ’ . - a ‘ a Siamps and Coins........... TRUNKS—New and used: alsc Cone neeet mases, SH tBOrOUER- | radios. phonographs, records. | repairs: | pS é i: also rented. ’ gone over miisic rolls and bench in- | ‘) Park. feu i. inte ep eee ee es a Missouri Trunk Co.. 4968 Delmar. (c6h2) | cluded: yd gown delivers: ne S$? a open Sunday. _C. Ball, 118 Park. (ci) rae se} y Bs 14 iy t ‘KS TABLE. NE | highs B00n Veneer Page and Kings: | trom; low prices. LEVY BROS., 315'8.| Gaon chee eee ble. Atal | SINGERS—3i of Dp. singer re ed, . S ” ! ‘ . 4 adi« . Ww: > . ~t month. Oreat '! 5, =the 5187_ Easton, c% seme SY 8 $1 i Wy AV is Y t RN ATU RE FU KN] TU RE —hR ef; iZerator. blue Rae Trailye 7 a J ” ’ (cn?) +. c combination bhoolke une, hall rack am ot Fy ICE ¢ HEST — Bird cage, stand, kitchen ; WICKER SET ~Da mport wit h Bax cabinet base, other furniture. 2708 Bald-| springs. $5. Call at SIDA Cote Brilliante fh. :. ; i BUNGAILA Ww STOY\ K i heap f all so | }; ree ir ear { , i heey a sen ares. a | 12 o'cloek 5549 St. Edwards. | a wae ie - ee wii Ee 3 t , rx - : — -* Kin—— rooms, hew radio — : - | CHIFOROBE—Special at $154.75. Pastel’e | © sek account jeat? b ng penal | ICR FE BOX Porcelain vanity, Qx1i2 rug ot Q) $ ¢ ec | . death.” Hiland 3383, “22s | 1B, BOX Porcelain: vanity, WxT2 rug, oom Outfit, $169.50 (¢) | LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM JA AND KITICH- | EN— LOOR COV | hig ay. 0, Verne 507 Thon, | Lath wt. fornia. Riverside 80: . > DAY VeENLILATING FAN—18-inch I. L, PL AYER. PIA’ NO SALE tes: EXCH ee 4 - €.: Bew: aie * £as-coal range. e - ANGE majestic double ‘ang 1 Ma $6 down, $1 25 week buys ——— ’ t . fr) rr) " ; gas . a _ a 4 che M4 DENTISTRY a hanzed soe va ring or; 2s S Louis ; .. Brown. baw lav | aera if sei iting: will pay sume cash; white only. ; ~~ , ; = Bg Semanal onl; ALL MIRROR—12 feet long. 3 “1 a ITIONE D PL AYER-PTANOS, CHANGE portal i ide; National cash register. electric. ‘age 3 tens Wer: Oi HANG t—N row portabl . \) WHUETaDL | Or ‘Ss; bread slicing machine, Smith’ yams non at O07 Olive st. r kodek Box K-112. Post Dispat | Buffalo: Bakerv store fixtures: 4 show | KIE SEL HOR ST . a. m. to 5:30 p. m. at. MONDAY. WILCO) IBBS ana Singer power ma- . xX i i le } € } Furniture (Co,, 4 Franklin ic) Oleathe, near Watson rr | 229s Minnesota ERING, chines ¢ gu iranteed. k Ore-~t 5850, | 5187 Easton. (ce? CHIF FORUBL—Mahogany ;. Sunroom suite,| FU BN ELU RE 3-piecs overstuffed t. | . : | desk: sacrifice 6226 Northwood. 3d east.| $40: 9x12 velvet rug, almost new, $25. | ICE BOXES—Closing them out: new and ’ wikia eled combination range @1n | Used: cash or terme, © Pastel’s Exchange ] KE 0 BRASCH mLe @hamMeiee combination range, %- | Store 1307 Franklin (e) 4h4 HOUSEFURNISHIN co. AV. | B a . . " CHIFrFOROHES-— arue size. double door. | cases: cheap. 10 S 24 = Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale walnut finish. 2723 Lafavette. Store. 1c) | Call 4626 Rosa. or Riverside TROLS r Kh Apt. 2) LnlFrOROBES—Fine releetion : over- rFUMNLiUnh—Cvottents 4 beaulitful ren | prin mag en S081 Sh tet er ee 2228-30 FRANK - } da ke Openal a water, enandoah, Gealer WS SUIT Oo UW CHANGE—Peautiful consvle radio Te | Tight_ auin 1640) Ann. ) WARDROBE TRUNKS~— One Pullman a Aa UPRIGHT PIA NOS— $65. deliverr4: many | CLARA 535 : | eo 3 os oot | ence: “very Teasone . Cote ES ond reer ni oned : "ea omg: = sel htt fi rooms, complete, {c) ttocked, Pallo, 99°1 Olive. {ey | ay ~ sities Use, 3 | new, living. ( ( % 2 Ccown delivers, balance *% : oTA - . . . : | he. edroom, le ite-hie we ied Le furnished flat; sell | CHIFFOROME— Used —~ shone Ti | ie. be ; aioe | | short ast | Furniture, io CK BOX—6-fout: sliding “Bi 9 afoot KF UJ RNITURE AU CTION- ord Se A te EXCHANGE—Downtown resto DL: use - > wery reasonable. Phone PArkview | a nt} C CONTENTS of 5-roon ramon ! men even! ea until 9 ‘ > le ek. | 2 -} s oi : oom f : ' i 3 (62) | cheap: tert Lindell 35213 (cl) | cheap. Steiner Furniture Co., 1200 x. counter. awning and scales. Every Thursday, 10:90 a. =. a “* ehJDK ‘ . ~ v > i rooms, 3208A | Broadway. (eo?) | PURNITU RE rooms; 6-piece hedroon;. 9-piece walnut dining room: living rosy : and South rd. WAbash 63-J ng room, : .| A. A. SELKIRK A. & ‘Ss. CO. | Se. | WURLITZER. 1008 Olie, td.- ) furmshed: $150: | WATER HEATER—Standard: and tank: | Aer’ Sala Olive ; i= a — or | lt LISSA Walton cabinet base; bargains. 3710 W. Floris- | RENT PIANOS—Upright and grades, . : F RINTING LABOR—For - ~ | Sant. J $3 up m nthiy ; new Minuet | Park ay. ‘ ( Ree ee R , | kitehen rugs. curtains, dinner get. et ; —h radio, Ca ri > | us ior Styles ine] ed: ‘ rs . =n. ’ z he ee ron . ‘ merican walhu oa or imanogany; Diz ¥ 7 anail vaepuinge ; ; 1} ; , ; P MI iberry 1531. coats ¥ aR (DOME TER '—Measuring goods, practi- | lowed on fut; meunen:. 3 ear’ re! we a Fi epee aS TOMS: 1 re Bled: lot to pick from: will sell at low prices | s05% Kuss il, 7 r — prac ically Lew; also Morris chair WALTER T. DAVIS, Pres. & Gen. Mer. fan Wii Will irsae “Maicaic ico. | .cally,.new: bargain. 5452 Vernon. FOr. KIE SELHORST COMP ANY— SOT ve a : 7a 5). for cash. LEVY BROS... 311 S. 14th at.| FF! RNIT R E—J-room apartment: ean be | rkview 3360, fe) Goods at private sale daily. nd Ze1 adiv e 0 oe Za: 1879. « rz y Olive . ; Seem sunday up til 6 o clock, or by ap- | ICE BOX -Poree iain throughout. co Th 99 : Ser and Zenith radius. Pe de 112 0. IR PULL LINE OF talldcn nel ces | Entral 6°00.) 0 Oi HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED CHIFFOROBES — Chiffoniers. dressers, | polntment. S833 Enright av.. Apt. 101, | sacrifice, S20) $75 Sinees MB. 1808 C houteau u. CHestnut 2 5 instruments: new and used: lowest prices. | ——— : | | _—— sets, wniteta. china closets, ta-| PArkview 5S106R. (ey | ee, Slo. 5795 Westminster. PArkview { te } 2 aS : ete All. KINDS Of} a RNITU RE Wtd.— ies, Jovers seats, chairs, kitchen cabinets, | PUNT — ‘OUlISs, = C0 it ot | Mt. ic) ; , . . ' ‘" " | beds. springs and mattresses, Victrolas. ahh, .." =~ o . oy — - ae | inv \EID (I 4 ke at eo “first. > ae a deeds of | iAIR And furniture. make . xiv first and second deeds of rk. ; 6 per cent interest; your own terms. Wisslier Instrument Co.. 613 N. Broadway. 4 ‘eAD) : AE A) TAN LE versich RS). S. Broadway. (ceti2) be suld for storage # MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | L Se; | Axminster and congoleum rugs, combina v ANGAN Writ ANDIRONS—Furniture arvéets contents! tion and gas rances, davenette sets, rock- oo ~All white porcelain: Leonard: er \ \ EDW, A. LANGAN FURNITURE ‘O., | 343 B need gous | 2021 Shenandoah, dealer. Hyank Real Estate, and Mortaage z., ~ 16-INGH A. C. DESK FAN— BR OL ee ere, vatter vy charvers Brwet s GRand 6086W. PIANO B ‘ RG IN oan Aqatiinns any amount: aii oa. ™ y mrnomvnr ' d \ padiy: best »~rices. Schober CHestnutr 534 { we (e9O) | ice) — bed. mat- AX yen sate 1028 FRAN KL IN AY ‘ TUSSE M Af HiINE— Ite neo: eost $160: Co.. 16 N th st MAin 4 440%. | CHIFFONIER Dresser, spring, i 4) . - " Silde coe so bey coi | ATTENTION? will sel! for $45. 2311 North Market. — Aaa 4 j Ste ‘ I einw ay Verte grand “aU ¢ ‘BABY BUGGY W td.—Luicht weight: give | tress. chair. cheap. SR74 Plymot ith. apt | 23, FUKNITUKE—Contents of 3-room apart- yy | | . ncliuding sunroom furniture. Hoo- | (Bntral 1949, fe? — |} Do you want to buy or sell steam or | : er. electric fan. 602] Pershing, 2d floor | KITCHEN CUPBOAKI)—Hall clock, gas No Mone Down like new. .$225 || details, Box K-146. Post Dispate h. Ww : , ee TRAILER —2 be i 8 water 1 pes. os ron. mac hi ali sy £ r i}. Raldw in Pia no, wets i lew 7490° 4 r stove. cash registe;. 1504 Clinton. . pper | rad : arn yurnibar Sut ee? mn ee eo S-plece Jiving- Pro ite j ee ie all) || Knabe Grand, like new...$895 | | CARPETS. rugs ane furniture «i ali kinds | « HILD’s BED—Like new. 4913 Audu- eee = gg a y : KITCHEN CABINE b—Hiweriain top. like 2-ROOM OI ‘TRIT $59 75 ; } tem or ices nae GAr-! bon A or west wey —_ a SUCK mC ne | new. = ztavette. Store (c) . f f 3-ROOM OUTPYF, $79.85 we Road or_call WY 4 wn OOS’. | Gz ; 220. ST. LOUIS: IRON .* st P- . (c) Mason & Hamlin Piano ow ; Y D9} : we ' “ey wn ore ; , “ . Ke new, !|' $795 Vose Small Grand...$645 || | DOr ERINS. __ cesses eon 2 Tee STE sot = saemna* hae city. Phone GAr- | _— , Mijlherry 7 es 95 ri mn ¢ , FURNI rT Ri Wtd.—Pav wrii Walter T.}| CO! NATION RANGES—Gray ename), tie 558, Mond | Lib Be. ; ft ‘é $55, complete. a , , Wd. nall, fer 10-year-old -| a a ad ~~ | ee $435 Davis. Selkirk *uction Co.. 180> Choutesu!| Bridge & Beach, with gas oven on top | 4 pow eeeeny Ae Senememens, i 9 Sg + ANS TOA . awd ——" THER areyd | by f IR. (c) yA aver Pianos §9 % Ciestnyt ®7V® (ky) | and coal oven below: ys ranges are it ; 7H —eY; F ob mere _ aa ria tent, steel bed CON RET E FL OWE R TOP MOULDS Wid 27 1! r h es: oe Ht Ms" TH PRS ] Sincer tail. | Derfect condition; very chea Pe i RNITUR Living room set apiece | | a SULEU M get s han ai felt base; $5.95. Pes ig ’ ai ft deed . Ua. ; . “- ‘) ~ 1 t =) Wwe! 1! 4% Al'- i ' ; ; ait. ve s ct ~bSto . i jimr 2 : a ye “ liw . ~ - ~* . mals - ood "cor dition; | * + ranting x RP = pright lanos..$25 to $116 ee tiyeg am a al sane ¢ By | SOT 1H END HARDW ARE CO.. | =e | caine’ 2 etove an rugs. al weal wale Ff 0 im) Olive fe} ~~ ELL Ont m ride dine ard. 4 biock north Natu ~— ghee On ‘OOd yards near Steinwa y & Sons Pianola, mag- HE} MSTIICYUING MACHINE ‘omplet | PRospect 404 eat Gravois av. (c) 8 | ; talline sti 35:56 cee | _~ gh age go mobail aon. of. (Cc) | : . wan sy : . ty one . 2 ee ee Nee ree | COOK STOVE— 2 } ina one | chair: very cheap: dealers M04 Vernon : , and Jorissan av.: pay hiberal nificent one ans . d ' notors, guaranteed, $165 and up. 1 ede mination coal and cas.) PORNITT & EP ed-dat por ning U T T at ‘TEED Weathershield Huure | e all COlfax 2183 or 507 Carlton to ind condition, dat oe — Se ‘| cheap. 2726 Hanley rd. near St. Charles! ¥! og RE Bed lavenp te set, dining | LIVING-ROOM SUITE Overstuffed. also A C O N = A geen ots ‘a — don: ; | Bide. ery, including 24 Duo-Art Artist niin vas road fe) ** Sheet ee ee 1 ae Pe mony te , an Home Furniture, 3711 Gravois. * A palits. varnishes. » all | —— TSFHOLD GOODS ta vs ill} | Cary tye aah open arier : 2 mda cans’ White lé ad ‘Duteb toy S12 8s. | FLOAT—Lai ge: r hauling heavy ma- S $585 convince = wer) . iy highe Ve D. AVENE TT E+ ak nerfect condition: | an MONGA oo by app denennets Hi} and L. AV ING ROOM SU ITE—Overstuffed ; Yx1" Peucamated $9.75: Golden Seal. $850: | chinery.. D Wolff & Sons, 2219 8S. 4th. furniture, rugs, contents of. Clean: $6._5143 Saloma, 533 ty ARR cpecees (enn) | uae. Home Furnishers, 3316 Lowa. (c) | r) ue ‘ wor _ y z : a ‘ ? ?. y xy | ’ Re ' ' ’ | “ae *y > ry , . 4» : ; wd : - — = : rica Linseed On i. ~ Turve nine ine } N EF Wd — ondhand, Phone JEf Pay ments from *] \ eekly ' : swellings. Lb). Goldberg Lindel] DAV ENETTE In good condition: SS ' Kl RNITU fe a. -~A im ymt . ‘ living d ning LIVING KOKOM —F ine heals rps lamp: . 21% (ean) 4 ’ . MH465, (55) ) 3809 Penrose bedroom suites rugs: lamp: Edison | Coxwell chair Dealers 5219 Cater (ec) - ns) ph rare chance to get some | LIVING ROOM SUITE- DOverstuifed me- hair. 5045 Tennessee. ie) priecs raid for used furni DAVENPORT ya I'TE—‘%-tone velour: |; phonogr: t i ¢ eal uti ful furs iture cheap Call imme- it and AS be Sloe Gi ne ey 2 hom. she a se | Cement. pitch $1.1 . oo ith = | ! ay} "OO}). JEfferrsor 8 3 Ke per 1,00 Ibs. imine sine | th. Lk 1d & ar : £00 HEST ca ri wa! Mow surfaced , i “Ond 2 = ? a ( ‘Of: ax O lan OMpany tery IF 1) 014 (eh) | ave! y nao \dsome $ Q. War ehouse oy] Lh : . siate surfaced shingles (usually | PGUN Wt Doubie harrei “gauge, | | | SQUARE DINING TABLE Witd.—Walnut: | ~2cfferson ' , ah By tk A | ada Seiki. | LaViNG ROOM SL vir 3 preces, and bed- | mm et ck “Oxi ‘eplionally fit i@ fy il] eece | : ble 5 og col dition ] OX ])- s. os. 1004 ( T, LV i st RE ET I — 26 up ” LIVING ROOM | I BOe Cs 7) C L 50) rockers, $1. Washstar Te’ slizhtiv: sell cheap: te:ms. Steiner as ctrolas, | Miture Co. 1200 S. Broadway. (et7i' | | 3 Rooms, Complete....$129.60 | 4 Rooms, Complete....$169.50 | ies and wire mesh fabric: al} kinds ri , ao | , . sh . L I : en nalts etamdard niak: evar ‘ ‘ | | ehaire. 133 ila an) i for old ones. Montana Feather Co.. 1105 ~ 2315 OLIVE st. ~ | WAS we stand Sin w stn / 3. Sioan : Pree aehineg | LIVING ROOM SUITE—Overetuf fed: wal- . ‘ } || KING, 2618 FRANKLIN ; Open Mor onday and Saturday Eves..e5) jj D5 Rar rf 4 tt Stee! clothesline poxts« c aa ~ ulid! 2 ter oie or erores & foreti) e cone 7 { ’ ’ Ak I 4 . ' - } b he columins gash weierta and | _ mimod ion 1004 OLiv E Pr : ; t¢ Franklin. GArfield 7U21. Calls everywhere. : commode : : (S) | DEXTER ELECTRIC ROTOR WASHER— | CASH FU RNITC _SALE—This week at| Out bedroom: 2 ruge; never used; $24 ew: » Olive. BROS. | 3807A_S Grand. Hess Furniture inepiay. ~ — Se ; SS \ iiinenenieemeten ee eee ——— SWS. wey BIG Furniture Auction Tuesday From 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Missourj Auction Co. Se enn od I ey ———s ee Ole daa —— eee pike-cilin'S tne-atnatinne-adiem Be cour ace dampers package receiv-| WHEEL C fai Wtd.—ar oul | ules ash pit door in-the- icht tool) { tion. G Rand ORT ~ Consoles a Male , ° } Bi —. receivers build-in ail | weana stool); good conditio ” (o) id Reagent A a rere oe of Maem rae r VAL's FU KNIT RE E XA HANGE id oN : ‘ “s* rhe Fata ‘1 anh — oo of poult: +2 na- | DkI M a wants grt nag once nl | VICTROLA—JIn cal hinet nerfer ‘ondi- cine ie See SOP. JS =. . rng 5045 Tennessec. (er | — A wes 7 ye gE age 6 nner lg “* | LIVIN GROOM ST’ St, od — Davenport — a\ al nk hes years experience. MUIberr;: tien: reasonabl: nic} eS hn PT aleraas ’ . oder , a ne _— t ; ts a — ~~ unc ees | eon yea perl | ion: reasonab! 5461 nrig) Peep ; DINING RVUUM—Beautitul wainut, big | and stoves, or you may find what yor ut OUND CITY atin o TION Ror MS. * all kinds of steel mi a: | - woman interested in organizing PHONOGR AP} —_v trol! vi! - |. 3 hi. MI'S] Tas andsorne. ith & ; = vuyv for someone: dealers. YIM Vernor want at I, angan Bros." Furniture ar ' é o004 Mi IRGAN J3 hai foie keure, . e. OV! | ang Ireeting "al orchestra of blind Deo | eee ee es ee ee ar 9205 _ Etze nae | DINING-ROOM SUITE—Walnut; 9x12} a0 , rm dim son ee | LIVING-hRUOM SUITES * ffed. a OF DONS x - ~ i Mf i ple Post-Dispate {e) itt. rnaidh el RE Art aan > rigs Home Furnishers, 3316 lowa. (c) the 7 naoies you | “" |= eds - oOo veretufte &5 S-pomt rattle. . > RESK LAMP —Emeral le: reasonable; call | Tuning and Repairing | ALG Be te te eee eg ee | BABY BUGGY — First-class cppditiun: |: sect M. s with eliminator, $24.50. Sunuas thean SO44A Semple. |} 6764 Hoffman | DINING: ROOM SET--S816; dresser, $i; | GASOLINE STOVES—2 only: high-pres ~ T. ~~ gh Ha | : 2315 OLIVE ST. We sell at Public Auction every | M5 Ennht. } te g KENNEL —With 10-foot high pens: | PIANO tuning. expert, 32: repairing eee) Ds al e532 Doward. wALY bUGGY—nmeed, like new; reasona- : anteed. N. Kuutz. WkEbster 2224 (ctv) jTWaTen KENT—Late model; uu cea! hie 4156 Utah ic} bed and eprings. $4; 0x1? rug, $10. 32; #Ure gasoline stoves of a very popular Hiland sso * , make. at a large reduction These stoves PARLOR SUITE—Horse hair: cheap. 4240 Wednesday everything in used hotiee- an. S845 Hertford (en) | PET erry CTRIC ish W ASHE R-——One: demon- | PIANO tuning. $2; repairing: guaranteed.| ers. PArkview S215W. c BABY CARRI AGE Large. 4729 Labadie | McCa'slan) ater, 220) ~ | Feldman, 4500 Shenandoah. Pos. SUOU. ATWA Lage | KENT— Console: $° av.: EVergreen 471 DINING- -RUOM SET- MAHOGAX -¥. NINE- | are SOUTH EN ~ H LRDW LRE CO Virginia av. | hold furniture, rugs and stoves. Buy (CUL) | speaker . I502A N. 19th, dealer. bABY HC $i Pes ; é ce , ; ws PIANO--Stroud upright: set of fiber enn- your needs at guctiun, st your ewn | : Ho DA Vis Ft |} Brice. | ia PRospect 404 4 "AO1 Gravois av. (©) at reom furniture and bedroom suite. 55860 “TRIC ee 2; 36-inch: cost $30 | sell $10 each, JN44_ Locstet TUNING AND REPAIRING | Atwaten RENT Mgies Bs. cost 300, | 474 Carli CO." 15! FRANKLIN 1 | Gas RANGE —Guiek Meal; all enamel. | Maple_ae | in A Co CTRIC r AN + — AC an | Dt f om . ; . 1? hatte ries $° 150 A : in ' i b AS Y Bl GGY a Nass t mati te a a like i ‘a9 ae " GO! >) 7 ~ mete eile ze lok Maple ae ‘¢) i rapnkli ti aig . ror ‘lanos. plavers, electric planos: Fous for ATWATER KEN | .il-epeect ri eonso LAclect geen $3427 Satena. ic)! DINING-ROOM SET—And other furniture: | - Fi SEL. AEE OS. : RANGE—Bridge & - Beach combination n uc on - i. KEM 3sa4 5. $49.50 liola | $L2; other | B Ni Y BUG i bh | 7; Dlayer-piano. S800 value, will trade for |} GAS KANGE---Quick Meal: side uven. S30. 34 Harlan ay | , ; ; > : | . 5 jietent va) — and — $02: zg od car. Hl feon O24"). ey gon sae | 14. >. 5 be ethove ti. " . ae + 1301 Franklin Ave. - Reefs i by Ht CHAIRS...2: also 2 lawn RANGE— Al condition. 1046 Tuxe -, | chaiee ‘Arkview THRIW. i . NS SAN ~~ \ ss .‘ ‘ . . ~,* + ~ SON SAAS + - ar oad oscillating and also some | c eb ‘gee I PER, be pepeins. $3050 5S. Broadway. | LAciede 1120. Member N. a. / °° mp.ete ea Breer es 42233 9 f 40) arg ins i; . . ‘ef qj" 3 er. pce hon. : . mt Newt hiand - _ ~ - : ‘ a shian ——— ees DINING TABLE—$4.50:; linoleum, 14x16./| GAS , ete ‘4 ’ VE wait [ERED BUITES-—Bie selection —_ * s * 7 A : . ¢ ' : —_ Tr : raw - ¢* . sails r. 4 W, 4 tN —I]1 ak « bi ; br: ni ‘ a i am \ ni “- "wil es 7 - oe | mths ae a. oe gg omy patrol oe eee atid Fees ee Call BAR ; BUG , GY Vb tne J Pa ogy like $6: piano, S6.50: ete.: vacating. omiter REF ’ = : . o> = BST, h oacillate gage een Wanted Sunday. Riverside Piss. Dealer, 44° at S.i BARBY BUGG = — ma ee a 9 - ; Ban BIRO. Ah87 Delmar. £2 | GAS RANGE whe enamel, Quick Meal;) guites, $35 values cu at $9.95. _ WG Mo Higomery. FRankiin SN]. FOLDING OR! iAN Wh ap. | Ringshichwa) F rac | nD. 7 St. Loui ay sa eo a Pg he et ety ma re 2A | apie R ‘7 = > . on > « ? - q*) rer, “ HQ) i ie T i} L a ct 1é c li _ . ' piece ; Male, or sae rs 1@asona vie ’ q red . . ‘A ; .- crt at ft : if ; a ' FRospect 2593. 310s A S herukee. tore, | AModel a ° Sage net . or a ie q +, | BABY ¢ ARRIAG E—Art wheels; just like | Maryland Co) ches “a ts im West Panis ae la rASLELL L (ab ar lon ; AUCTI N ' 50: a real radio | "ew: cheap. 1508 8. Spring. Ist floor | VINING-KOOM SUITE -—Larg: | “Nor We itl , {ime or | ‘ ‘ : a “ae . : ; ‘ili mithe vet ; Tr ; a dit eset hall bene! velour drapes a «} Tee O1> N Rroadwas ~~ 2315 ¢ OLIVE E ST. o~ j MONDA y ft * * ae ato reve) o- ila 4 F 1. —— Vi ust be cheap. , =a meh oseiliating, d. « nearly tat make | a state ake | chairs REFRIGERA TOR--— 100 ibe. Coldare: like | . JULY 8th, 10:30 A. M. : a ~ QQ . " AN a AS . *" * . . a ‘. ~*. ” A> een atan ee 350) Union. a = {c) | PIANO Wtd Baby rata aT i. ‘ de ts 8 a « 7 , Ny Em Merson 16°" eecillating: new | and pric must be reasonable. Box D.- | — iid, a nd Bows . — : — are ve ii ne ; ~~, = " oy Her ’ { > | Delmar *Arkvicew 7 tc ; at LOLA 2.8 eVera. 2a») yore re bh 1 ‘lee tm t o 23 up Sunda > Voriotr iearer. ay ten 4° Mon ‘ 3008S aa "t . , ’ J. D CARSON Ci). : , % . 4 ‘ty : ti ; i le ; sf vet f N vat N $i2 pti H ‘ # | i te ata TURE CO” iste PRANKS a8 FuR} * 2004 MORGAN ‘ST. oe ACES. S15 ‘J La , « . At ‘ ORD Ns j Vie de Piano system. eUaer : ; 7 eT “ . * ; RCA Electri latest ‘~~ beautiful , ‘autifu walnut bow end. Ps . S. E. Corner 8th and Franklin. Quick Meal make O15 N ‘ 3 : ; aigo Tew arent bets ; piano FYD UIs i c a ty eh an 4 "de - | pla is Written ' ash or payment, Lutt cabinet. Today 3915 Washington. Beonit | Kingshighway ‘ iT a > “J 2 i clans ae = — rr vai } " " T a tL £ Lar! ede av. JF! “ wll OR ' = : 23°7 Jefferson kK ie RADIO! a ”) a epec Tires hmmm OA Sinim+ ye complete: Vietor | Ek Trls aEr hivkhiiA POR . Lake new Rroacwry i REFRIGERAT: RA op) four hetwe use. Cx. Steel _ sin3 . ~~ | Of ‘'TEPT —~In good condition: bar ~ yw) Ar niv 51° bal Laue i O- . OSE iene janes banjo for alto sax or B flat trump- | AEOLIAN ©(O.. 1004 OLIVE ST. ‘c& fo. mattresse 2 Warehouse, | Values an ; : MOLA 2o—Sum roeterodyne, with tuves, |} 2 Jette 2°25 Choutean, (te) | 4154 8. Grand, es! attachments: used one month C any quantity Special price to dealers. | » (-RADIOLA 2a—Sul atlacna igi | FKLECTRIC WASHERS—Large discount: day 7911 S. Jefferson. Store (eH) Bersinger, 100 34 13th at tc} | yee) KEFPRIGEKATURS—Large etock of new |! b re je } . asi > a ] — Fe - K -! 1 # P’oat Dispatch. &10 OHT Greer, SUuUrMiAy betore ba 4 bh Ld — Pic) walnul } SO) peer rienl: high } #veral brand-new eleetric washers. thes GAS RANGE—AIl ename! s‘izhtiiy used) Steiner Furn ana retuilt boxes. Mave 5S to @) oer Per gallon: window hades. all col- | -——— : 7- , Op t Schwartz v ariety Storce w ‘TL E DRUMS—Size ° 2 and 28, with } I 44S. Broadw: ay. (og9) tr inks $123. WaAbash &71J. | o'r tnck nee board With posts: low foot beard. r 4 : PUS . ip accCORITMON—Like new: written; R. C. A. 24—Radic, portable: suner-he ! Arkview 6490W vor Box E-186.) are popular brands and are not damaged ali cheap: cash or terme. S81 Fus H CART—Cheap for | | } LAN‘ J A ‘ —— — ae oe pet 30464 | erodyne suita bi feo , or sale sman Past -henateh we will give you $25 for your old washer eye) Proacd ws (ess) | cont Ser ue firet or inet Waaners. Dl ij H ] 0 rs Aly wiki ties la roadway. t.Aclede 8252, lor will consider trade 7 C. A. 20. | BED DANENPORT SET—Carved frame | or SE” ir vour water-power when DUyING | CAS RANGE—Large Quick Meal; end | 5. dcflereon, and 2398 Coouteas tf rs oe ra SCH Ta: up hundreds of other instruments at} RCA St > ~ I “7 NT f . * PR: ‘" ‘+? ™ oe i ‘¢ ‘ee . ’ , _ rie ix ath 3 s * EN SIN k Marble , borcelain: ood 5. years: will ae! $15. PArkvtow i. on eae geen “8 ehmimator ang) BED D AVE Po RT SET—Reed fiber uUP- | separately Blackstone GA®> R ANG ude ——— rR, aoe or SOUTH END HARDWARE CO W e have 4 full line of aes CAbany 55:3! te) | WE SUPPLY outside towns with new =n speaker. Good condition. 4120 Humphrey. | bolstered In fine chintz: 3 pieces; $44.90. | FURNITT RE = —— a a Ole eee ee pReapert $044 _2501 Gravois ax‘) furniture of all kinds, suita f 7 . a instruments. \Write or catalocuc , ; . Terns men nicl : ‘ . . a o . . . - ‘; wm = 4% * rey batileenn' ‘ea: hea uh quarter: tach and bargains. STEINITE— Radt Rt ube model 49 Oe MENT Exe HANGE DEPT.. S9A3A Forest Park s' (As RANGES—Pactory samples green — a % . ee a ee. ae Be oary “ " | ; "ent, all $3.50 values SL.A5 J. PLACHT & ERO... 608 Pine st. | using 5 No, 327 tubes: brand new. S125: | 1) (‘AR SON €') FURNITCRE— rooms: good for rooming and hite trimmed: with uteri! drawers — * olden oak 3-& | ble for all pur ull 3 gg cee batterns complete ] -vear rusrante 3612 = . 4 = 4 ° house: $f 2f21 Easton ay. 3°, 5 ty) a oO per cent. W arehvous frieer ‘ ‘ c ‘. - , vn wnnenctinmad +e i f ] vieum laying of pe rmant Broadway. fe} S . os Sth and Franklin. FU RNITU nr 1 parler set, “wardrobe and | « Je . 7% tetas: waa o4> ee Oe eee at low prices. Call for —== B ED DA E PORT SET—Aplendi. ' quality Aree POF The Retin GAS RANGES—Several slightly used cali RADIO. S6—coast reception: perfect work Py 1). ( A R sf mN ( () CONTENTS —New 3-room flat bargain: | GAS STON .- Luck « apaertitient #ize veo on ofa“ On R A : a white eras Si.°, gal Our present. pinnae fire«t payent, ing condition 4O5°3A St. Lows. Denter S FE. Corner &th and Franklin due to tila ii: SA Blaine ie?) | GRand 1827 t¢ ; Largest in West sete ~ Ree age hn aiaies a4 D ance 19 monthir, : HRADICe S- ui rad tabies, Sl.o io PE DROOM—tompiet “tite fine wailrwt:| Fi RA rr. R in >-roem flat: eold ove ‘GAS STOVE—Laree erar enamel. usec a ius Ahmewt pew = Tarmitare: very the test selection of Sigal 2; » 8. Jefferson, ae EHMAN: “PLAN cO.. 1101 OLIVE. dey. 1502 N. 19th, dealer heap. Dealers, S719 Cates. ic)! rately. 38314 Shenandoah. Se ee ree ee Sa eer | ' | *

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HAT ag : 1929 . | buUnevVa &, 9 ST. LOUTS ULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in These Columns Today. ae 519 ee - ones! wt a CLES—MOTOR CYCLES : ve AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILEe™ ms | AUTOMOBILES LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'YLOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y | STORE AND_OFFICE sae 9 BICYCLES—MOTO! Cabeislas For Sale Coaches For Sue a SSR aS i For Sale E | PONTIAC—Coach; like new. Se Coupes For Sale e For Sale Wanted a CHRYSLER Gooch: : : “ . : hy ye el Bridge. 3005 Li UBT f ; eae . } | a NLOADING SALE—Store, office ; —. terms 352 Bae «. ny (a) ; . — ft o- ; $27 emis tf . a ’ - , . ~ 2a + 20, =s. me ot 1 * a. | 43178 Easton. Lindell 12°27 finer 70: ttery 4538 Gtravos. down. balance 12 monthe. it new: 4 watcher Gate. Co atten af | ae ALL MAKES of late care bought for cash gg ek ora ORS, INC. CHRYSLER 62—Coach; 1928: cheap:| PONTIAC—Coach. 1527; . | “| | a | b 4 i al alas a4 sate she SS 4 i amine bt AND LAUIN mortgagee pa td. iA lade © ; | ' i iits - ” trade. terms: like new 610 Arsena)i.' j — , ae, “2.5aes 11 000 D | I: I K x : A : Desks, $. »; chairs, 50c up; files. | Lt outbos tor. baat LL. sutos bor ight. consigned. loans. Ein. | cemialaea ; _.| | CHRYSLER—1928 52 coach; very pretty; | ———___ _S Laveta. & , | : bh Big tw atnd Lo oe abies, | “droplanes, launc nd tow _ boats 2246 s. Grand. _GRané_5385. (SSS a | $485, $155 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust. | PONTIAC—Coach: late 195. am Tra e our , aL makes of cars wanted for cash. East | ESSEX ~ ae _— * ae ¢ : aston. (c) | CHRYSLER 52—Coach; 1925; like new $535. $1 : ¥ hy ee 22 ep Ran erpetmnguanncten 2 en a pS el ati Hae? fae Nanas tele im: Pras ple " e ¥ EE DEE AME, ne a i aa Soy ea ee, ' _ 3 “ “o pe wrapte Oe cacti ageine SD. 2-8- WAR Ro oet - com! éfits: bargains. : —. . ; ; we — . _ ‘ . I i+ : feyt ry ’ arhou , R°R ex BOTH INT EREST AN D PRINCH AL perorte ayes 9 BR a" FIXTURE CO | we Valley J] Kk. Mc (c99 Battery and Electric Co. #538 Gr eae” el) | — ~ ae - . ; 1%) down: trade. 610 Arsenal. (cri: -% = . PAYMENTS REDUCED | is N. Ath. _ CEntral_9387_‘c) | BOAT— Metal: new: chap. Apmy Wi)! TT AUTOS Wid-—Any sendiice. all | .exceptionaliy clean: same new ; a ae — Cam: | fect; $265; @ real b ; ne Year to - 4 | ) A \] ~ ’ a | ae y SS AL EK ‘ a i att — marta - Sunday, morning and all week. Lindell . ede 5 }i i Lidl ’ . ter? Ms . a* . 9 + 85. *TmTHs. 409 son. - . ° ith. ; : IN TEREST NOW 2! o PER! MON TH ‘oe | tol pnabis es =—a City 8342. Tannenbaum. 4023 Easton. (ee | eee foe ‘HRYSLER—Coach: ‘62: iate es. ails PONTIAC a 2 oy , aan 4 “ “ ound , : — - 17 iY ‘2 rel - y r : ‘ ° « : bo —_ — = — On 2, vi, USED DESKS, ETC. took et of vkhi see ae ALL Fig Wid. — Any condition. Cail Bp oe capri _ t ines $595. Royal Motor Sales $395: 3135 down also fine On Loa 50.00 to 330 ?, \———. Sund morning and all week. Lindell e: yor an a @ 8 | cust. about $95 down. Gravoner Se . x Coupe..-..----.-.88% SAVE THE DIFFERENCE OA K D ESKS z Sie aw Why yix cy ut - | 8342 "ln oeeataet im 4023 Easton. (ed) 80 ately original _— a (HRYSLER—‘Coach, 1925: very — PONTIAC—Coach, 1928, 1923 Esse ‘ Before the REDUCTION in interest parment if a VOouUnDIe Faw * | — ———_——— 'AUTOS Wtd.—1U00 for wrecking, Wald- Rs . $35 good tres; periec onan: priced low. Gentle Pactette. 671 aan spot = an: ae ‘oe . 3928 chev. Cab, Red Sport sal 44 (¢e “¢ our special sales Price, ' -m ats ~~ . Model -- icon Knight Landau, $49 70 Coach $45 Aor "- + Nghe ae A yee * ee ARO Che? Sie 2G . ad AAPA, -_ Sek « - whe 8 Wee det RE ERY - Re ange deen hee DONTE EME eee PO RSet An rod Sth ¥ on 8 $100 loan was $8.50. NOW YOu ONLY "Pay $6. St his inci 2x30} Steno “Sx 7? oh 3’ Ve, a ase oe man. 44 Easton, DElmar 4444. P C a a . % . , ZH MTR : onevts ; . . ne oO. os _ @terest and principal. . ) ‘ | ; eS ee . ' beer teeeew Cn Sata tae ae } | AUTOS Wid.—Just starting Day cash. oa ¥ OODLOR am ee (¢ aw! SLERS—>5 coaches and sedans; ‘| Goodloe Auto Co.. 5841 Payments reduce each month You hav he riv) s r— —— = see ging ; — 2 lo —— — “DEImar | 2005 4593 Easton COM | — 2-42 models: like new; trade, > : 2 im = at any time and are charged oniy for the acti ae S 2s ae. VOlVills . ‘ HNSOUN twin outdoard. saan eeer | iutTo Wtd.—Will trade $150 radio. 1040 Pt INFI AC © AB., 19238 2nfo McNair. 192 5 PONTIAC COACE 1938 Fa tar laster: less cost MAHOGANY DE . rs Oa am es in r . by ™ = | t . ye 4 . ae . ; + ; . * - a : ‘ - a ht 6 wilt lend you $50 to $300 at once. on ycur household gocds, piano, _60234 Flat-Top Desk ........338.00/ fice at $11 ire woo : | Rumble seat: all ta trae: oonee 1927 Chrysler Coach GCARANTY MOTOR CORP, gestae 1926 W! — radio, automobile, eic., repaying in easy monthly paymen 66x34 R Tor Deak =i = m4) PIN} wi complete AUTCS Wtd. wr DC, rT tod agg. 9 highest MON ARC! 13 J Coupes. coaches, sedan Al condition: | . Rae 7 | DODG SE—Coach. late 192 6 o: retimioned: Dal 19- S rie 6% ryote LT s 5Ui— MONTHLY PAYMENT , ‘ | » a ile 4 awere high , 9 ; ; : . : $120—MONTBALY PAYMENT .....-eeees- ce: sa 4 Fa: Wien” Mawr Nich €23001!% ; — _ eee speedster, and motor; private owner. Box | age: on ohn” aa 4 $200—MONTHLY PAYMENT .... Oe es $i Sat a eS a ee Cand I aw sgt? =—> + tye si ee _—s _— * K-245. Post-lepatch | TAT E MOTOR CO IN‘ 2941 Locust. ead tires: Gah doen 9 = ee Pe .. cesececsisccssesess we SU — — ee ee ee ae es 7: = -—— — CAR AND TRUCKS Wtd.—For salvage | Ww bik tat toe briolet. late 1928: like — i , Ch.«s = =, i. John ligt twin: or ; : terms 557 E I c) | Th bk —Loa + late model; exce Lent s) [ ! D \ M S | like ne mi re. and parts, South Side a Parts. oe x é +e ms. $05 +_ Fanon mad 1 jon: looks like new: new tires: 192 9 PONTIAC CO a WITH INTERES OTHER AMOUNTS IN P IP : : 5. 12th sat. Victor 414 tiona! bargain. Wells Motor Co. 282U Driven less than 10 es 2. ees ee Se aS Ces. i tien amabiiahed ever 4 412 N. 6th St. at Dover vi. og; |CHEVROLET Wid.— Roadster coupe. for | Coaches For Sale N. Spring. guaranteed and eawipped. dential service guaranteed. A iriendly, bho an organ ee ere " 7= nem ts otnte R LOWE va : Paige 6 snort touring. 3915 Delmar 1 RANT—#@ coach; 1928: real bargain, | ing from regular price Ges years. alii oats ALWAYS _ COM OFFICE. PU to ER OUTBOARD MOTOR ANI k-275. Post- | FURDS. CHE\ ROLETS | Wtd.— — We pay too BUICK— 1920 coach: cost $1385: run 1% $485: terms, 4904 Natural Bridge. — BF whee ~ i on 4 ° i \ 4 abé oT. eee: a 4% , neice St ; " i —_ ~* ‘ Busi, X a vss TI*? « — —— : J “4 CALS, ™ : SAFES, STEEL CARINETS Di ich. —— at ready — na — easyen. moce rd os Marcus. : very low Faston. fc) Run only 10. 000 acto } ‘ ENTRA 4 4s te rd and master: i South Side Uffice | ny Shs iota. 50 evpress; Quad Elto | - ' Ss. sti , Downtown Office > ‘ if Oe THC es JE wm 7044 : Hi. Cc. S. . Wr 11924. 6 cylinder: any rice tenn Open Sunday. 3321 Lemp. yp a age coach; new tires; ciassy onotoe , EN “sUNDAY AND EVENT! condition: will pay cash. 3630 Wash-| goVd | arance: reasonable price. SADLOFABER MOTOR co. OPE. * 1025 AMBASSADOR BLDG. 305 DIC KM AN BLDG I. 7 : va \4 4 4 oN PIsp a & / = wet ay . : eoach iow milieage, Cor. Seventh and Locus z ee ‘Third Floor) Pa oa I bi : “hasdene. boats ¢ alt ee x7 : — (el) -* aes us amin ; KT? ants RI” ICK. 2x37 N. Grand. Lin. Zyvv. Rrid __ Bridge. | (Tenth Floor} rand, Just Soulo ©} reena! ria ¢ tt rds. Phone for] SEDA td-——-Late model, “passenger UHS-BUIC) 2847 N. Grand. Lin. 29UU.| BSSEX "93 famous 4 coach dandy at ' = . n ne uth | ,in exchange for $2200 equity im modern = - ee oe | $75: $25 down. " Graupner, 3418 Locust. iB: \RGA N 5 | 4 ¥ Pa “fy . an -v J ) ra } GArfield 3861 L Ac] Lee 312 + if if) | " inane 4 P| erg re ngs e3 | 4-room bungalow m Overland. 6317 . hintaan , coack, ry (Under State Supervision) it Jj | —- . A H ; Manle Phone CAbany 3488. ic ; . his unusual ised . $45 UU; $1 56 ’ .| "$233, don oach. ia ee in Al on fe Eine pase ~ ne orses Are Mere: | ere ~ , . O— — aston, ~-- veriook this a Presents . — om . nes w wonderful $25,000 CASH I OR AU TOS “1Ch Beautiful latest Master 6 .; coach ; very 5006 ” em - fa | equipped ~ : o pte Se ring r . ach: four 1 ires: ful Ss. i. : se | xcelle : ring car, get cash; mortgages paid. 5: many others. 2246 srand-_‘c)! 1927 Pontiae Coach... | ) shows te “th - low price mg ; MONARCH, 3137 Locust st. » | equips > L ba pai! everysamms ESSE X—Coach : 1926: muet sell. leaving : — 18th ~ KS f) ' rh >" city 1 738 Ss ks. ine ‘ $40,000 CASH FOR AUTOS sete eee as very good | $3sEX—Coach: late T0a7, ke news 8 1929 Essex Coupe... f Ane MONTHS yet $100—Pay Back + S it} ; ee sted “anamaein’ Cues cae ak ae 30) = . as awe oe “9 sd | hai be Es 6 ‘} 4 , rode other fy See ny + eke an a . 2 : N. N E VW Get $3 vd Phi td Ot I er the present ur _ a (> Ran Bl fof! | ‘ackards. other makes $ Le Cn BADL | LO JOH ~ 44 ny 3 a Br age. ESSEX— Coach: good condiulon. T3519 1928 Durant 4-cyL Nad L : ~ (cRO} | nen ai ss Be ' y Plan i ge "ot tor: a ishing Sé — , , :, | , ~ ESSEX—4 oach. 4-rylinder,; good condi- Mr ADILLAC—O6L, - ite, pertag | ge L927 mode!; good motor: ort sinal duco: - EX—1923 agg 4-cylinder: terms.| 1997 Buick Rds, Mas, a | DELL AC we ee pn “AAT ‘he we c sherre ‘ 1\4 ~ LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, AUTO. chairs. tables, L&htin en - : 5 BOOOKS—406@0)) SOc and i ines, | “A 4 teas ae LE Fo. bvavDE FOR PAPER sot car used ry fittle; many e3 : 38 Lemav Ferry rd. — wt. 1534 Locust te Se ar " aie NiGING—3406 Gravois fe)’ }SOUTH. SIDE / a. oOc Ss. GR rD. | ES ae 3 coach: good condition: 2] . -— - : : : ca, —__——_ rw ; tT? 3309 Tnion. ‘c}|} 1928 Oldsmobile 4-Doce = "a € rae “% tic: se ’ s . Call at office, wri “i or phone and we will have our representative cal at #; »s. See Bi uilding : “= NG : GARDNER- o- bearing ; roadster, good con- 7eU IC Ks— 1997 U 0 JACHES les coupe. clean-cut ¢ - home two expiain our p: ~ Fl kK ‘ No ta No inquiry of employer or friends. l e PZZé nine oor. ! . . oe iQ stock of fa0U . rticles, Ss a late “26: runs perfect: . | fo vrolet roadster. 2 1¢1 tIv- ndard mas ti iz eell =o " ; ; ‘HEV KROLET— > me ow prey be» r ede ines ec $72. balance due: a real bargain: terms. Sedan rans ecg - EV EOL Se own. Graupner, 3132 Pe Y ] I C P N | bow —_ 9 , ) / i ' S-k : —Sed ss » } Sale. Soe >! oday term” ie. 2 — ; TT, a Late 2.5 coupe, bar O A O AN OM A} sg +3 ap } | | BRI Ks 5m 0 } buildin matenal. a ‘oan wf an, bargain. ‘ as cs SO TH [DE BUicy RraNcH. SEX—Co ach. 192 6 7, te —y 1926 Chr rsler Im. J 8, amen 7 Gr we ner. aml ew. Flor: R ‘+ j | | | Ml'lberry 387! 1x42 Kientien ie} =x ase c65 ; »4 : " >=o8 | “a 5 new balloon tires: ; ee -- oa" Louis Institution wblsds SRICI Orst . —— cs - | Morris, 2810 Olive d | vs ee . 3843 Ba A &t. PRICE fit =; ai) whole, S7 | Brough F ' — , 1928 Hudson Custom , , : 35 terma, 3843 Ba . 1 Our } eity imith, rougnhams ror Sale T U IC K COAC —_ | ESSEX—Coach. °29: fust like new: low ° . ————————- BI 204 WELLSTON BLDG | > ENS. Sa 537 FAUL BROWN BLDG. Two te at Easton = || | SCALES—Con Dullt, refinished, | LAclede 587: Riverside 1 ' | AUBURN 77—1927 bro | 3 6: original finish; this bargain: terms to suit. 1915 N. 9th. ae | Bu See ¢ : ° yu ’ 192 i ht an) say i ca coe AY ase ne tt ota eee . ale Me ee ss che De ets ey ieee a, A \y ‘ q SS EE! Print ae ba 5 . ‘ nm S18 Olive, Opp. Post Office - 1506 Hodiamont. at ' ee 7 sagt an ae a ;' 9 RIC} Ot ; - py ee | = de Telephone. CHesinut 6133 OFFICES . mney soee ERE AT Cor ee SS aENERrer a in Mince eenlendiniien: . Eiaaene ndell | = = ea MR! low mileag n a down payment. | 1927 Gardner Brovu facto ee R ke Meé \ AL SALE : 4; : eS : BI If Pe ae brougsham Master 6 t [IDWEST MOTORS, I || ESSEX—Coach: late model: tires and me — n : . la ntl ‘aulette. 6701 OF sollidanmds” dale een Ln ae — paint and mechanical condition; a real vw of Chryslers || _paint good: motor runs like new: $325. 7 “ T r pert we ou , ) quarters | | \TERIAL — ery de- | bus "$600. +H albers 3438 i, 90 — c= ||| 2819 S. Jefferson. (c) | 1927 Oakland Lan. Sedan, | - “rms. 3522 Natural Bric LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES and 3142 or ‘Linde 883% , S$. Jefferson ctor 4853 || “Sane CAT os — Fer = ; - SS 44 QO: I 1929— 00 Fs i coupe : erte BU 1CK BROU GH AM | CHEVROLET —Coach: late Igtt; Ime| hos rai 192 —— 1926 Willys Kaige rv ye: upe Leu good cn 3 We Sh deeds of Ww Wanted = a 7 + the fits, delicat | Open Saturday ull 5 p. m jetta, Laat : 3 } 0 es. P j ' yT a . f . f a. TY j ike ” »y tire ee > od. MASSON. ; ARCH R137 Loc OCT ST. “) : : c= a +L. r > 92 >t - — and VE MOTOR On ie 3108 -— sT | CHEVRULET- ach, sate kt a lnmé ‘O 192 8 Auburn 8-cyl. § = sarty leaving otty, 3006 Gi BU IC ed BROU GH AM Hk ROLE v6 coach; néw Siiverto' ae morta four-wheel brakes; price ~ $755 Kingsbur: fis ‘808. ow Ee gees ERG 'e! SSAC gptee net, mia EUNBES SCE mee roy Gages gi Mate armen stat ola SlSs| CHET RCLET “csc ose oss Toss | FARE MOTOR COviNc. BOat Loom | 1927 Auburn Ras, ot GME cer core ro: consi Gree oes — now eter Aone $ ’ e- alm od tanks 1) landau ites 2°07 Lynch i 68) 1927 Buick Coupe, m Pa . i " ’ L Coupe, runs good; ree jeffereon os ye 12 F ix} Est ed 187 . © : ranklin. stablish 5 | od ta | — ' : . : you ™ re. sell cheay ouls Tron and E NURE BUICK, 2218 Locust rumble seat ereecereee Ria CHEVROLET—Coupe, latest 192s: Td 7 rade. teres: 2880 Mci WHY WORRY , LN. 71 ee re Ron: | terms. _Ort_& Patton, 4030 Easton.) 1999 ESSEX COACH a iv] loan you moner at = per “ent ee : : aur ‘ vie . ( only (eo) P ' » J acoes, i a oe . + iy | oa & - : ' ‘ : ner ain to tide you over you" financial . - -—- . - — — Plumbers’ Plumbing Supplies Z- a Ot An ; oa AV +4 DSON brougham mortgage fore- ——- : c) | Demonstrator: latest model; | 1928 Chrysler 62 a4. ah eaned “hh an vin coupe; pertect: difficulties. You can repay Us mi ween) = — _ sd ue. J = a ' i 5-p assen pers exceliient tires: fine CHE v KOL FE’ 7. th sg m . cs it } — : iJ qu NG anieeG 0! years ‘ se 7 c hte ‘ea Py! jriving car Lake ¢& : SORT 50. — e C54 ] = mi ocommamid eo > nf Bee 4 4 ; aim. rereen ; 1929 COACH hie CHEVROLET—1927. coupe: only = Se eee nS ey -' tas - Jah ge BO &e —_ ' , mney a : . - 4 ie | Waa = Our Interest C ut tc he tind kb ioke db: St but ti atin _o oe. © ve Y Hew i a NATION ‘AL INV ESTMENT cone CHEVROI ot paeelOacn, late ly like new: | a. car is like new and is fay Break i & = * AO miles WEbster 1289 W - ‘ . , 7 ’ ‘ , ‘ ro . J Cent. . Z ' - 5 tires ¢ meh te a“ ped ? 13 . Saves You Almost !.. ery outt indy vf boxes cx ; om te an commen Geen 2 te te I | 9 Locust St. it oH LY Maneh : (c) | Fag a ae the pric to . 3 CHEVROLET—1978 cone; Tooks . Lreezers eivinyge 6 ' gp = thaw ; tm) ROLE each, 1Yz7: splendid con- | rai Sisk 38 aston. Our business methods are_ fi scales, cash or terms .Ster ix- | Possible to ent 3 ll the items in t eisai | “aa 7 Lam> teem ton 805 Russell (c} | anes 7 REO DISTRIBUTING ee case. 7 $365 3 bas on dential and we lend cheerfu ly $50 ture 4 ea i) 4 aos Ves ee ee Se SPE ee! Ne bh J ] t received are — a ——————— am fa HEV RO —— al Le | SUL. ocust t. erson , wate > 2 -t— , ape A : ' ee to $300 on your househo!d fsoncs ASH REGISTER Ld ‘DEPENDENT PLUMBING 1¢ 7 ee a ne HUDSON 1925 ~BROL GHAM | aan ee m ., | FORD—Coach: model A: used few times: | “Ty — — eee * 2810 Olive. or auto. We come to your Some. Rebu fine seiect suarautece “SUPPLY CO. 1121 Chestnut et. (c9 “we one ote Bg ee A " om Spiendid condition: low mileage: good | ye eT ee ee | 5 _tires: cheap. 3856 _ aston. D A v & . “mas corer ee 2% — a : = tires: price only S365: terms. trade. “gain- S375 a: aaa wee _ | FORD—Model A; almost new, $100 tt} _ $165" must _eeil. 1666 Jetiersom. ee ah Re a rea! tate jf Call, phone or write. JORDAN-SC} il ten regain . ; : . sth nag ——_ ; SOUTH SIDE BUICK BRANCH. | ——— - —~ for quick sale. Box D-348, Post-Dis. 2p es Morne, TS10 Ove, y ] n , = ASH REGISTERS Refrigerators a per se SAG: eee al =651 Lafayette. Open eve. Victor 2798. | UV ROLET—1929 6 cocah; run ts Mayflower Loan Co : ie ae | } per #9. $3.85: hexagonal : tae 2208 | leg cap terme.” 2500 8, Setter: COACHES a VET Coca lave — 10 he ae EMR 2 . + Vis weit | 4 ees ee ee Cee ae e Te ty »= Leben Relat ee, ‘a; Poe % oe ay ees een pete Sas >. HS ae Reet” eee felt se bak @ wt ay eS IN thy 19S hath dle aes od ele a axeabeasrtagens Wrage re ae es PT .iw£ [sp 4, \ { \SES—V ar! iB . , . . . ‘i , x $29 Paul Brown Bids : ers wid com r3 gy na | rd 36°. 160 Ih. per ~ {II ) [aie 127 coach and Oliv: sane peices: eves jarauteed for year. | ,82°S: Hussmann as oe 4 -_— 7 a hy i, diene B9kc Hudson Brougham, 1926 ) -ad rms. 2847 Wisconsin. ‘c) | 1929 Ford Tudor: ‘ike new. . $4! al [OLE ta coupe. like , = ee , on aad pers ¥ Nsj (43 ee -- ; 4 = =—_- , ~ » y 200._-E Sa nmupe nent $6 i aie ) farket REF AD ATOR = ~ me } 9 lb. per sa., $4: cut-out Ln Thoroughly reconditioned: looks EV BOLE i—Late = 19-6 _ coach “Ww > Teo Hod: a - yaya tntaaareaet = STAR 6—Coach; late 1927; heap: trade; ms. 2506 $8. JEf —SSSSSSSS55qQ5QqQqq>——> === | WHIPPET—Coach shi Olive N 1) | tT mY .y : ’ a a ’ : a : SI 4 ia - : KE No Interest. Why 2» cHan HOR LY REC Nem ee . nm shingle, tle and other desicns. inciué-| = re ot nn be |1927 Two Chevrolets: perfect. - oD. down; trade. if e _® EVROLET—oupe, 19248, ane eeee ele : ei USB g it Meepiay aie Diamond Point: pe 2: ] CHEVROLET—I1! oach: exceilent con- | 1926 ‘Overland coe WHIPPET-—Coach; 1978; Lie Original tires, S410. ae ditior ee term! 2506 S. Jefferson 5 Ford Tudors Sacrificed. trade. 3844 S. Broadway. ae . CHEVROLET—Coupe’ late . te rerators, cas : Terms to sult. You can't afford to ove! 2 1926 6 Hudson Broughams mee tee: tak” «ee Ge 100 OTHER BARGAINS weirs erate 7 coach: | 4 ody “ome $235. _ fe_: ae ' ut ih a : pains. rst-class condition: good | 5; OLET— Late 19°? anac! ; | Ay XT “rk - = ue nainae Sark . | all A : at @ price that will interest oi.” ant ae ee OPEN EVENINGS WHIPPET 4—1028 coach: 33a CHEVROLET —Coune. 1926 ithe y . , rin “pe we o£) 4 ‘ ‘. on rif a i} {)j Sd. ee - "> Yo ' ibd sibis@il’ Ss. ” al dow ; Ice Wilh : L P ompe aa a! W rite cTER fal u must burry for these —_——— . —— —| 99 ‘1 Q-9 VT. > n; mice car. ams. and reduened: extra. good throw 2 fully equipn e or sof! | Roof coated, first argains | ROLET—Coach. 1929. latest model: | 3021 PAGE 3523 EASTON | - ~ 0 = ' ~ oO. che) HUDSON—Coech. 1926. hke new. $165: | : . — se CHEVROL PTS Thee onan have ; OY oT ; ; — aint . ° 7 2eee ~~ eeeetann op mileage 73 . re _ ae" , G18 . ust; trade. terms. 1644 S. Jefferson eeliert care and will L's a Ad . .oh~ d ] en é y , 7 i : am , ‘ —— ee - Ca ; ; ’ 1¥}4 . ' 3183 14. : aes) = ch 19: 3 a5) 7012 B! eervice 17> to $350 These cars ditio Box | Dispat J. LnIOnN E Ve ergreen 90900 2; will consider sma! car an Tn ein HUDSO} ach, 1nd, Sov, 7. 9 ne : | - “ash, : NM. Harrison. Kirk “HEV ROLE 025 Coach; bargain; $135.| 24 floor east | 41998 WHIPPET COAL Suaran teed. Call ESK—Roll ton: fim nditioi - ocean . 0 58 ! H n. woo: 998 $18 §8423 Easton ‘c) | HUDSON 1pad ch. $235 CKER'S LOTS sfavette adi Pe rr Le 0zeD , ee CHEV ROLEToUCoan — ~ | $82) Sesten, coach. .dv. to. 6-cylinder: in Al c Ln 2 _ 4945 eke ay 4106 0 FICE FURNTIURE FF eS sane er, S250 pet swarm: Jayin yacct aa genteiiies > sls nee ees dnth? | half the price of a new coe. CHEVRO'.ET — ia - ractically nex ak \ mah Pent a Ste een ee aoe CLOTHING a — P & al! “ARC HER- MANN MOT: qy) : . iT, ET ‘ "OU PE, 1§ Convenient Repayment! 5 t . 2-ft.. and i. =e JY .0U' i bis. Overcoats, Tor Shin CABRIOL ET—! best buy in fect mdition; $235; trade. terms. Marmon Roosevelt Distr a | 160 U SED CA ‘ Si0n & all extras. or cas od : ] ’ t ue TYPE RITE te ~ Bi GAP w?widc « l. Gel- ] ; ' Lindel! 6400 4057 Lindell (c@82) YON RCH 4147 Lot calls everywhere m8 ” : : fevi= , | 7c - ae re ee is | | CHEVROLETS—Coaches and_cou; 925 | 1928 HUDSON COACH All Makes and | J27 Chevrolet Coupe, $9 Information giadly furnished. yr all: very cheap, . HIland $ awe cca ayy ) as n. ( ' " , . * ~ JEfter oa t 371 4 Open and Closeail ‘ ' on ; ~ new Perfect condition, PRAISE > weeiat gem ab Peiatin rhs I Ont, > Spee et San bom te AN Wow Ne SIP Rane e alae Se ie nd LENS HPL, 7 a he PW e~2 dye sy SR FORO est var na te PP RE AVN Hee te te ee ee ow — AP i NEN ce tele Le Pitino al 4 Chevrolet €o. 4719-299 Deimer. U DSO N—Coach 6°97: im wonderful me | Coeches, sedans. rea ; 705 vw * FANS—Wai er down: EL! PERSON AL FINANCE CoO. er Cos, Ce oe eee COAL, COKE AND WOOD | dh tages | age rms. 3116 like new: | CHEVROLET 7 19% nice car:| TATE MOTOR CO., INC., "3041 Locust et. ras Wy, ; ‘ - ‘7 ; ine fer te} i) » 4 Sil ‘ | or ry > " - . | ar >. Terre on t ace ' : _ . Polo: oom 405 Chemical ullding, — 7 -.) al TO ; re Lart Balt hana =unstrana: is pr C "oe o> _ @- 3 i mi 4 rt n is b J H Bre rown & Sons. Hal ls Ferry 4 we P chee ’ ee a (e§) | CHEVROLET—Cabriolet, 1998: excellent CHEVROL! ‘ae 1a" } = ol yie Hupmobdile Coupes For Sale a i] FRIGIDAIRE” Reet — a ee ee Me WON! ER COAT | condition; wonderful buy: $395. 4536); $3 1927. very goo pg ened Poe ao on = obile = i -- —— ee #3 ae so a eager “omg imp. $4 GRand 6468. | CHEV Ri ‘LET ‘ab: 1927: rumble , JOHNS FORD. 23 iy ‘ EBER ‘s “MAIN STO RE. AUBURN — 1976 spert eos = . evrolet Coupe, 192 LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES § | G8OCERY OUTFITS—Sheiving, retrin HINE—Edieon, latest stvie. also sha Aeon gea ere kanes ocho : wane. tenpeien: ‘cerume Geena ~-— 3 | _19t_ang Locust CEniral_842 isa De Tonty, Gkand 6S ge condoms ae ; eunte ; cales. P , - ers, nes a i Market as oa mat Friday r rm ton : \ _ _ “ ; = : Se ; NASH— 1926 acvance oa) coach ' ¥ TT K—-102 an ; ; | bess and generat condition — é 4 wT oD WW wehk ‘ M : ° ' ee - ° a s . ; ; ° ‘ r: Srow fown wii! ‘ames 4™a”7 Easton ” on 4 m he ny = . ne Fuli equipment Priced 3 — in pA ee nahh bout gs HPT gt we re 4 stat "wag ree + _ ~ ” a " oT Hy se vges T Seal Rei pc et ghia: Fy Noll F 4 Fst torcad irabigers 9 > NASH—1926 special coach: reconditiones; BCICK—1927 sport coupe: | t Wane. balance 12 man the. ~~ — : _ i and repair all makes Fletch PY HORSES AND V VEHICLES 3G Chevrolet C Rotated ROK ealion : | x OdN GR | M E.. PIXT" ——— = _ , 2. — ADPIOIPT CHEVROLET | ‘ 35 a chee terms 2506 S. Jeffersor rumbie seat: terms, — ; » 8D DSON-F e co S: O: wil eritice Tor SL00C RANITEEFLD OQsec Ri ington port, For Sale NEW ¢ AR : SAVE $150 TODAY Min ie ee ad Bet. ey NASH—400 standard six: wrivale owner: BUICK — 192 atl | | : RAMPTON, a a ~~ = ate” abe ‘oe ee 4 ypewrite | HURRY. ONE LEF is car ic a ome ; ash: terms. 4°25 MePherson 7} |} coupe: cheap: oo : ——— - LTON 323 5 et “te oes. ‘ : rc MI ~ 139 us" cain rn 915 N. Oth. NASH—1927 standard 6 coach; wire | "WEhster 23873. 998 Chavral ‘. al | CHEVROLETS ——a wheels: like new; real bargain; $385: | Hi ~ : en ———- a I: ~ : he Vrolet abriolet ra gg AEB nn } IDes. “- terms. 3842 Easton. es — nai ~- — un ; =a 1997 b , 4% ua . ( eran ‘? cal Ar oin a — , - . : os ; 7 ‘eee 4 7 ses paint: 8 Feal | models . edan uced NASH—Coach’ 1929; motor in excellent HS-BU ICK. 2337 N. Grand. & J-i Chevrolet Coupe in ~ oy 0 a, She BS Lae Mr he ve, buy. JEfferaen 3715 arice a , - | lew ‘gain. 1007 Mark . TATE MOTOR CO.. INC.. 3041 Locust «t, | == a mp. ape: paint very good: 4 ‘ICKS—Coupes; st | , ‘teres @ peach of a small YPEWRITERS i} 7. ‘ . . . ’ ’ Aa) Mey RULE luve od 1! is a good automobile at a — | 1! yas mm. - ’ - ~ the car for city salesman eet, Boo; rent 1 — | | ford S: term | | ‘ARCHER-MANN MOTOR reduced prices. — = toons ~ E Marmon-Rovsevelt Dist ribut will { EI. RANG SN cnecmalty 1 : . - - ~ i t Oger 2 Te ' : + newRes GEE TE) es generally go where they are i ROTI ‘ . _ soe ' ean } ae n } t an T REWRITE ‘ or tay ; . can A ~-J OH! \ oa Vatura!l > ; To “~~ a 7 ——— ne O's See tocar! ‘ reat AB Pend Tid a 0 : : a = . ~ f . ir) : — mode! os duce: xnod ot qQuickiy and privately. Lega! rates only au elidin or wal ) . . . , wane 3 oe ti iene bs useful and ben ficial to net ch, & 1) dow °8 Many extr mover Sette signers wnneces aces. CEniral_ 5056 FOR SALE—WANTED on.” eee Sentew anneal ie : be neglected. hevrolet. $150. $50 down: Buick, $495. | SOrTH SIDE fittek * 9834S GRAND, | Buick Ctry. Liss & ‘barrassing inve¢stigati: LES... ' Tole bn refir ; - et F ie» pet ot : 350) xy : shy - + repayment time npaid * built e ; on BICYC] ES—MOT OR CYCLES ; ; 95: Fo man the: PAIGE -—— Couch 18927. goed condiuen, | will sell $905. terms ‘ , ut s i - | t os , | Tour own . ' vee, | hoary Call WY4ne aL? Gh ) . . canceled in event of death, In enainger 1007 Ma ~ eg JEWELRY, GOLD Sil. LVER Through them thor a ~ os on ~ _— wn $50 | | MONARCH. 3137 a woasigate the Phoenix Plan now—no obi SDA FOUNT ATS For Sale $$$ : : —, yo ae PEERLESS COACH. $345 1999 RBVICK CO . . Gis — condition . co 3118 : ne role counter : , Easily worth » - 2 passenger. beautiful ec m: § ss. See W. C, LEE. Manager. MACL EAN PA KARD mie. trade "MILTON mir 135. , berrain Steiner F ahrenarok. Oe $ +4 cine — Ramble stat coupe. priest ) FF ‘csr "O35 ' - * _—- ~ = . . : i sion oe: SNtT al | AC YCLE Ga, Noe: | 3849 Cian nt them be ot ts eae! 70. 2-deer com | BUICK COUNTRY G& Pons MEST SIDE BUICK, . : wg “eR, ’ i ri its t3 &, i i“? ’ T¢ ‘ - : «oi ; ] , ' - ’ a 4 rea it r ~9 - em 7 iL an : Fis oo" ing cal et : I «YC. 3b .... , ' reg oe a : PWweil ‘ei nda ili ) ine. a _— ow.) . ; ing PA ri - value 19 29 Plymouth t oach 1927 Master Boe o og WYTH —— oe rs — = : , i : bait “ay — raz C 3 330 me ; ps : ek B ie pew: ' 19° Chrvsier oom C —- J iH! rant fixtul R —_——— . — nevrolet Oach {) ven )°e8 than 15 miles. fully le iy today . - ahte . Tr | 7 7 1, ® WEST "iD Ick AUTO § FE gagltbort , : K rum hie as a bargain, Sean the classified ads Deen. Like ase ioe Seat andi neariy $2 sf" Libera . Save : : re 7 ” ; . . La? a ye —_ ; A A teday and answer those “TTAP ANT TOP COR oe . which interest you. If = al —~ a6 _Locwat ot ae a you Reve a want not DE SOTO COACH. 1999 | fj | ASKER. HRY si 2a Deal covered by these offers, | se Gil Selene cee Mean ee — | , r / > 3 Jfevois. Riverside 30) r ~ ial : insert & Wan : of tadas nay, ™ ce 9 r eau : al fests , 4 Buch comm, "CHRYSLER 7 2 COUPE AR FINANCE SYSTEM CL Arcee f ONS | Mai. beet n ee Beth: ? . und : . : : an ew Plym Loa ue na he — : 4-peesengrr. ‘nee AUTO LOA) 1S 1} RESTAURANT, LUNCH A sp. | BOTY LE——t-aylinger Ace, eben bag ett ee. SA my at , QR (|) Mot « seratch peut A il WEBER s USED CARS TORE, § —¥ = ao patna. Mas bad : t or : wine town. 1°07A_S._ 12th (7) | mare end styles: |: nee | 1928 Chevrolet Coach |) SgRIpped inctuding seat 1-2 a * 3 MIDWEST } | | u Act = ae— OL A I A Nee cette YA . . ~ ad ait nithien Mle ber valetek o Pale alas aah saad meh — - alt the money you need. Don't || Se a . rebulit, it ra vow: - a. meine en o loth of fe ~ spt ee TEP 0 ae, gt , as GF Caan ae . " anc this car. _ any time. Loans made in 5 min- || * im oltme’ ama soci Ree: * inte ies | aaa OO i ned bew you more money: no red tape or em | ae tables. chairs, Dote ranges, steam | Waverly av East St Lone" "| SEEING. PLANTS AND TREES Call MAi i = Beew tia HUDSON Pha nal HT BUICK OUPE Goreers. pay ae iitile as rou can. ee hee Fee ena ct nga bane ery oe ‘On | LAs fF of used! - ad lf 1111 and $135 down. i@ ; . C ull @ Dp m JEfferson 2464. B | er, wt i prelate ne, | Hariey-1 m motor cycles in the city: | 5) . “¢ , modding ash: on pA naa, X, BRANCR, i. Cree I | ete.: com : yee ee? se By Ste ae of ‘wana kak “Aa : 82 on Av | LSS | SLI RASS SOD—1%e ad. idine. as for an adtaker. ' i 1928 late mate new, ) ' ae ee eee nix? . J , 4 * wen tbe, w Makisse taint = GUARANTY MOTOR CORP. are ine - ng “PLB. ge r. 7% _ ca n oy _. ' evenings anc Sun tay | , Kperlenced service men. Olive + | 4004 ~orure! : ~ . i > a str . - — ee — et setae : A ae ent 2936 Locust (e8) i . DE =—And furniture: wartous | “Fele & Motor Co. 1045 N. Grand (-n0 tf sane -—— -_. (CHRYSLER 52-—Toach 3. — +4 f : weer R ° ye ” ~ 2 o — ~- r : rf Orn : ; ' — i arge it; ecli cbrar RANGER— Al = or $2i. CHestnut - &. WOrk guaraties?, JEffersonr ial ai tinn terme SOS Riseel?. ; ‘ h. rons per? , ic) | S013 or Ts — x — ~ ics) : a bas ja ect, - 2 > : 1 $65 down. . Broadway. . family ; tae 8 Cass von ae

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SUNDAY yuLY 7,129, aw 500 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and for Sale Ads in These Columns Today. vig sieeagy = UTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES POST-DISPATOCH __Coaches For Sale A ‘OM twa AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTO = ° Cc . " : "eee a ne ' OMOBILES A B PONTIAC —( are like new: $igp Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sale Coupes. For | Sale | Coupes For Sale Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale ~ eNom: AUTOMOBILES 3005 Locus ———— FORD | ON’ a: “ oupe ; sate model: like new, S85. | - nS275. Bi S setferson ode el. {ey | . 47 4711 Nat'l. Bridg i; jew eh Use. 192 g GARDNER RDS T., $200 ee 1927 Master sedan: 5-passcnger: | ’ ‘ : raed Wahl OS, Y LOSS--- TOUrP Wal = | BGesEn.2Se Fes | COC, [PEP ve ehh fmt: ramble went: “inte car | MME ghage: GMAC ter, GROSS-BUTLER . 7. “oO AWAY c j > ew ) "7 ; a or om . most popular car in Buick line; won- 4 atland | ' ] QO] C D ym land 976 WESER'S JSED ¢ STOR Down. Rumble seat. Pargain. } ~ - ot. | PONTIAC—Coach: a re ] P ¢ *G8 P Sk JS AR RE OLIVE MOTOR ©€ . alk | derful family car; good tires, excellent || : .| kwoks like pew : . ’ ? - Trade O a as Own a en FORD — (¢ oupe; model A: rumble seat: | 3015 Locust. JEfferson 1111. ‘ : Sone women E Mh 2 shape : has many extras: at a sacrifice: | | : ; ; : . | used very little; real bargain: terms | (; A R DN ER R¢ pA DSTE RS SOUT RID BICK ' — we ws Sunday. | on ‘ . . . : : ' 4 ; ‘ ‘ f ’ | : ; ORR t O Mp e Sales. 3118 Locust. . . 4711 Nat'l. Bridge ( PONTIAC——Coach. late mode (co) ‘ ge. an Limousines For Sale Three: 1928 sport models: rumble "e oe i, $265; wher Y Cdl QO a a ne FORD—Coupes, So0 ; —— went | canne il from sea CHEV ROLET—Sedan; good running con-{|| | geet, $265: a real bargain; term P= bargains; terms Choe’ 4300 ‘ 58RD | PACKARD yar were rag ° 120, | mare nig tell from new: driven little; low dition: big barcain: $45. 4965 Lotus | a ; s. CAbany 4300, 5x8: 00 : s. | | TTUMUE 1915, North Nint} & to pero the : >, | mth. Suit, Delmar. (eras | like new: 3 ts r 5. Oth, LA bed: LASKER FINANCE CORP. CHEVROLET—1925 sedail, $200. BRI =. PONTI. Aq" Late . 27 Coach: big Dangaly. ‘ . ' 11095. fq) | 5830 preg J - ’ “ a ~- > FOF } ( ' 4 QO er . iad me ot (,TAVOIMs Rivers de 50 ( Easton. ie) , a ry. ster: me ¢ ‘ ; i 4 . ons — OOF Bet, Al A PeaAULY : ; Save $132. Clay-Goodloc, 5&4) } AC 'K A RD S L LMOL S] N EK ai evan driv ve; $100 down: selling about $145 down Grauoner. 313° Parl Oakland Coupe. i : 4 - ' ‘ee 4 ve passenger: like ne Ww: bar : terms. under mor rag CHEVROLET Serlan 1°90: latest mee ong | FORD—C. oupes, 1925, 1927, 1926, S100 to PIERCE- ARROW DISTRIBUTER, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FINANCE jj|| 222! like new SiG) Alfred, ic ) © ec Yo OwWrF ar Pontiac Coupe. e* $175: large assortment. S667 Olive. DEImar (158 Used Car Annex. cr ORP ‘ ‘HE Vv Rel. ET ——4-door worn spot on this car and only used; our special eales pr flighty ‘sone eee Goodloe Auto Co.. 5R41 why $5 46, Clay Model e* $ 1928 PONTIAC _COACH, ig 49% Falcon Knight Landau, $495 | $159 r Sl : ' e w Wi -Knight 70 Coach $450 GU CARANTY MOTOR, CORP. 3 +8 1926 llys- ght PONTIAC 4927 Studebaker Victoria J ; } 100 do aaa . : ob Py os BE 4928 Whippet OS ee - Be 1927 Whippet Coach. (c8)) | 439 N. Euclid av. Open Sunday. (¢) $229 Locust. Nights and Sunday. | clean. $55- 1924, pea igss 4 | i : F e- | T+ + j s’ ) rere Tudor.... xg | “sonable 1928 busine ss coupe: rice rea- RR es Me EOE c Hi BV Tay BE T—Sedan: 1929 model Box || Chevrolet Coach. 275 | way: open seeing S245 N. Broad Roadsters For Sale HODSON—1927 custom Talli posiner, | Coot heat: Dispatch, COME IN TODAY . . ees cus Q 1) “i ronda ster: c HEY VROL, E; T 4 }. ms ;. a ~ | Fe RDS—_ ) Fe OD eR, | BU IC K-—] 92 4 roadster: 4-wheel brakes; good eon lition. 4720 P; p i 4 door se Can; A dandy Oldsmobile Coach. ghey spoupes. 11 ao a coal pear | $65 down, Graupner, 3816 W. Florimeant itv NOR ina he He WED | $75. $25 down, Graupner, 3418 Locust . Overland 6 Coupe F i 9 (oe?) SOR oandard tj: 4-wheel br akes; Chrysl r touring. $192 4 * e401" ; - : ~ ry ; ¢ Fy vi OLE 74 oo a sedan. ne 19” 7 tH 4 K . ; | FORD—Cou on 199-7 . a>, | ; 2807 Chouteau. - sete i, & . ne WwW anc per ect 3 mechanical vy; har. ' \ ¢ rar I ricec oe * } a pee; 1925, 1926 and 1927: MAX WELL— Roadster: Oot ain: $295 Y I57 Easton c EC | 1929 PON TI AC COACH 1928 Whippet © sack agi 2: Cee... 6c | eee Open Monday, We inandon and | | ee a moedater: late; ib veg new; only cheap; leaving oo BUle De el - — = en $. = = aid ‘c) ii > if au ti C i LV) = Lat iW ( ¢ a ¢ - rie z Vv eve gs . Morr 6 & 0 ‘a ‘ ath , 104 . atur al ric e ~ ; . . . ° ‘ : 4, . sks oe SECT ATI ' ys A ipeety mre tor: ’ ' - ler Cc oac La r {oadster . oe VeTUngs . 16. « ] live. ‘ XN On Naw *% ’ ae. . yee yd +4 ires | . ’ a Py Driven less than 19 miles: ‘ 1927 Chrys > * hi . J FORD—\ oub — . LT | BUICK—Standard 6 oad > a e Gal aOU Rumble we at - 4-wheel brakes, Krood re ; must eclli: cheap for cash. OPEN AND ( LOSED aranteed 4 ully 6 Sedan. LNB AND 13 OTHERS pe; IW27 model: new), pe int- naar roadster: new a gv0d paint, $22). 42 Oc} Fauir | 3411 Warren om seems Bae Reg am omg Big sar. 1927 Hup. ed; excellent running condition; bargain: Joons; real bargain, $245. 4843 Easton. | MUON —Sport r ter: 6 tires . = . | CHE VROLET—Sedan, 1990, “. ? n> » . “ ' eae . . ae nt @ famed Te elgg: af 1 co ain ‘a = coaaiiinl ‘ ” verv £00d cor dition, $195 easy terme. | Late model - 4-cyli lder: d “pea. NASH— “ao > roadster, 205° Moon, tb wv oe all : ang & oargaln, va one FOr 7 . , . SADE FADER MOTOR to” ay Meet | opEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS L CU I I LOVE-JOHNSON. 5244 Natural Bridge. motor ok: special price only $ild: terms, | @adster, $325. 4593 “Easton. (cy) | demonstration cf Terms to suit. Your old ear in trade. Rrid __ Bridge. . 4043 $3 Nate | . SOUTH SIDE BU ICK BRANC H. } NASH- er aneed & sport roadster: over- CAE VROL ET L andau sedan 5 3 i] 2651 Lafayette. Open eve. Victor 2796. hauled; take $285. 2246 S$. Grand. (ce) ~ oad Grand ~ ' 1¢ * Ps 3 na, — e) 6 CHRYSLER—Coupe, 1929: rumble seat 2 F OR D ( 50U PES , 192 9 | 3 | fave money ; ter . Tf a — aie CHEV ROLE ‘l—19°7 Ogds 0 | NASH -Roadster: Ty, mode] oo ‘oOn- ‘ -% : , Sv BA LRG: T N | — 44 Jefferson. ag very little: one sport. we we stand. beauty; terms. hag oN1G a 7 dition; $300. 50R7 on: abt fap “aah | CHE ROLET—1928 landau; cannot tell Open Sunday and by enings. + = | agua ond a a a a ae ae equ Upped ; runs perfect R4e from ne WwW; ee today | ard: terms. MON ca. 62a ( —— Chry sler 7 iz 2 Coupes and Sedans —. JONAR S137 LOCUST. | CHE VROLET—'28 roadster, $465 = NASH—Readster, 1927: apecial 6: new | KUHS-BUICK, 2837 N. Grand Lin “900. | a8) > al t ; . . . Ae sa ~~ e os os aa arparanc ||| 1928: take your choice: $800: terms, FORD COUPES | rolet _=6 coupe, $165. 4593 Baston. (c) —re time: refinished: a real sport fel) |i . ’ "ies equipped w! ver) gO G tres, is | MONARCH, 3137 LOCUST Complete -li CHEV ROLET—Roadster, 126: 4 new bal- | @& 2-2-9 Olive. ) | CHEVROLET—1929 Ow) ‘YY sedai imi ¢ -RB t] M t ‘§ 1927 Pontiac Coach. « o:enens $375 car has fhe low price we ee it COUPE reduced mn Toy | AB on gga page -nand = loon tires: #1), 28043 © alifornia, ‘ NASH—Roadster: late eport mode]: good sayy $100 a A, be nay ® oe Lares i ross u er O or QO, : petra shows it. S Bale; reconditioned guaranteed | CHEVKOLET— New > Condition, lew tires: sell cheap; private! car guaranter. See Mr. Arnold. between | . ne ill nov Cars are guar: - poy ae rule good, Siv; aac F ‘ sate . : bi] asking for this v wi move it 30 days: terms to suit cash EVergreen 8733. Owner. 1960 Cherokee. ) a. m. and 4 Dp. m., 2300 Olive. 18th and Locust ' 1929 E | ~ ssex Cou ern tanith quickly. See it today. Small down ||| | Chrysler 65 Sport se a | a@wwertotc ss PC +-a | | 10: * 395 /| ||| balance 12 mont CES. pent ne D— Roadster: bate 2 soa ners | Chevrolet Soden 19 } germs. Motorist. 1834 Locust. J now oe i sooeee., IBS| , HUDSON. -FRA MPTON, 3309 Locust | | | OVER 10.0 1) PEOPI E very classy; $175 down, trade. 2849 N_| | | Clean as a whistle, very good ‘ Fr , -1928 Oldsmobile 4-Door ? CHEVROLET — 1927 coupe: only run 12,- | ee wt —_ Grand. fc) ||| motor and tires; wpholetery looks ||| | GROSS-BUTLER Sed oer mbe.__Hiland 7/40. ords, $45 and up. GRAIHAM.-PAIGE—1090, big, 6, 4-passen- | sre eaPucnaeed Yablem ca te tari 1948 OU AKLAND ROADSTE R nie cor el eee pees em fli ° . v ry "oY “J isc J eC] -UTic . . 5 aU = -aATrs - Uo CGAN peep vctivneaewey $695 Smears’ coupe: clese-cet car. .100 OTHER BARGAINS wetife — arge for: owner: | {Tienda think “of “it, “2m Chevrolet roed-| Rumble seat. $178 do : | its gar with at dees ut pra UDT . ; ster ‘ ; Oo down. Ford, $100: OLIV OTO ( 3 OCT’ | ; oe . 9 ; . aa rrTRaATTarscr oo passenger Chevrolet | piu. - een LIVE MOTOR 0, 3108 LOCUST. ment, balance 12 months. 1926 Chrysler Im. Cou C.. CHEVROLET—Late a ~8 on. ries : a een | OPEN E\ ENINGS . te ™m : balewe “y 3705a Lee. vol- — 7 ae Nas h, $350: many others: PIERC E- ARROW Roadster “4 passenger. | HUDSON. FRAMPTON, , 3309 Locust i Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale ~- : $135 down. Graupner, 351 Ww. Florissant. 359] P AGE 523 E ASTON fax O8K87J. c) ’ VAHL EM. 1035 N.G a $250: runs like a clock new tod —- - ‘eniaaitaiens 1) EVROLET — Coupe, late: excellent - + 4 oo 4d ¢ — Tan. year tires: terms. Morri ay : ( ~. ’ ————— ae —— ‘ORD riect shape: $00: real —~ 192 8 Hudson Custom. ie ai a steal: $135 terms. 3843 Easton. 2043 OLIV E | 192 2 Graham. Paige Coupe ( ER OLR G2 — 10: 28 road ister , rumble | 5 orries, 2810 ve, C HRY SI. ER ane ng “1928, ~ model 62, like | gy Beidire. JORDAN SEDAN Built Brougham womrece: $950 | CHEVROLET —Coupe. late 1020: AT con: t. Re d moto s J) 4 ‘ ‘to new: 995 40 36 Lf t Cabriolet style: rumble feat: painted a d He; otor. 1805 Rusee | lerce- Arrow &] Roadster a. - live & | FORD—Sedans. 1924; 4-door. $30. 1025. 1927 model. in tine poet bi ee fition: 3 $150. Hliiand 348 (eg) c rold. Has khaki top. Spanish leather up- | C HRY SL wat poe + 1928 72. 1928 Run 5000 les: b CHRY SLER —Bedan, 19:2 70; like new; 2 ( . very low price of $5 , are th — holstery, disc wheels. mount wnder 62: rumble seat 15644 8. Jefferson. | p se a trade. terme. 1644 South Jefferson bo. 4 Lynch. r n O85; comp t me venue 1927 Gardner Brougham, $695 GIEVROLET Coupe. 1925 —mocel, | Just | || Ch C e || ounted in fend | ats. r PIERCE- ARROW DISTRIBU TER. , | FORD—Sedan, fordor, late 1020; pract- weer St a ieringe cine where Open x > ule te. 4 1} e ti y } " ‘ i . } like new ntle-Paulet 0 ve. rysier oupe iH $2495. Se : real bargain to lay. Save $500: terms. 557A. FEaston. (c _te) 439 N. Euelid a. Open Sunday. (c) | mortgage foreclosure: pay balance due. wells ] , 41 \ . P {) y | . . - - =~? = - P| . : - " res . " «y ‘ ‘ neon . “ | n 4000 miles: cues pew | CHRYSLER 75-3 port imble roadster: DElmar 1s Used Car Anner. CHRYSLER-—52, 1928 roadater: new tires: cally new, $165. * 704 McNatr. Kingshighway and McPherson, DF. 030° 1927 Oakland Lan. Sedan $395 GRevROLE [—Coupe 59: Re 4 perfect: il (GU AR. ANTY Mc TOR CORP... 2936 Locust. | CHRY SLE na —— Oo, | PLYMOUTH oe eter ble = | SZ O} (e) | FORD—Model A tudor: late; well kept: |... > 1926 Will K } sss > - Natural tad i] 1928 Model 7 a in a | HUPMOBILE—Coupe: tate 1925. balou) B005- ‘oll, oe mis sheers. a $395. ro. original paint $405, 4502 te “ " oe % 5g rs } l rc $600 | bargain: termé, trade, 4]466 Olive. (el) | - . CH ET—19 coupe; perfect con- ji} like new throug hout; bargain: 2005: aaSSaT | ae SSaFEEESPEEREEEEEeeeaill ~ Orysier sedan, ¢ O} Tudor: latest model. 4461 Far- | ‘ ernment Sedan, $450 iit: $100 Go 005 Locust. | condition, Chrougbout oo te || ferms._Hurry. $557 Easton, ree) “e14b tees tee “mag, ehater _— A KNOCKOUT | 4-door mode! 62: real buy. See ft in nn (e) || La Salle Sedan Qguipped;: |. j nlien av... Webster. - 2 7 TON “4145 aan veal : “ig 9 ~- r a. 1928 Auburn 8- cyl. Sport Sedan, oe anes go Ae oem | see ee . ge nat Save Lb _— scliper coupe re- | CHRYSLER—Roadsiers. 102 60. Tike | pg Pontiac sport roadster, with rumble seat: MILTON, 3135 Locust st. | FORD— “Sedans: 2: $65 and $75. 2648 er : riv | nz ] ; 714 ) i ADILLAC Co. ie te a re-ups Ou tered : i are tec ae 3K 5 oe ~4 a pi . on months old; w little beauty: pink of Ss 72? w “ \" *) riington ype B03; in perfect ait) : like current model ele e” . $975 VROLET— 224 driven only i 000 miles: sold guar- — ' ~} C ((— Roars Yr. 1927; looks and | $319: today's leader S505: terme. 4-door. a latest; $8 a: $250 down. Portis, LAclede 0335 el) some exceplioual price, 575 ingsbury. A sewiow TRO (ce) : ) 755 Kings : j —— = ’ 7 . ‘ an . ~~ runs } new. Ox10. a Jettereon. ic A . i ‘i ON . * “! cr . 1927 Auburn Rds., st. 8.. - $650 CHEVROLET—1929; won a condition ; DODGE—C oupe: late 1927 like new; HUP vA by OUPE, $473 ¢ ARYSLER—R dster: 1927. 70: ar AY SOE AUTO CO.._ 584} Delmar. ARCH. 3137 Loci sT | FORD—Tudor sedan, model T; 1920. 55% LIVEK CADILLAC 1927 B k uipped: bargain: terms. SO41A Utah. $295: terms, 4557 FEasto fe) 2-pase; stra ight 8: cost $28 00 new: on| wheels. terme — * rs enna’ s kre ire | NS) rt TZ— Bearcat oh boy. perfect she be # &. H RY Sy kK R 65 SE DD A N. 10° 9g | | Portis. LAclede 0435. (el) gmepeen 3U84. . oe uic Coupe, Standard 6, vant eT Cou, runs ‘aued: $22. DODGE —Coupe, 1927: runs “and looks like | S#e today rms, trade. | CHRY SLER— R 1 =. - e 1928: a re ee Sr ae Run very lit tle - terme: suarenteet, FORD-——J925 sedan; perfect; new tires; rumble seat $675 2508 8. jefferson. c) new: $275: terms. 4 568 Easton. (ec) | MILTON. 31: 45 Locust. See ot at a oe ag aeaee “ “ahaa ale pen m - a a “fej MONARCH, 3137 LOCUST. $05: terms. 2847 Wisconsin. fe) | LINCOLN—Forg built short coup eereeevreee ees Ble CHEY ROLE T—C oupe,; late st 1¥28: alr ost Dt IDG E—192 S cou ° open hee TE La Ss lle b a) \ ly! " ; tor Sales. 31 18 Locust sh . ye ‘toh 7 Q . ‘ { der peel waa Th 19 a 1929 ( ‘H RY SS] E | ~e- w oy °}) Fe IRD—1926 tudor: paint. s. DEW: Mmo- dan, original duces, trunk, at tires 6: 1928 Chrysler 62 Sedan $595 Se ae CNT Pane O07 Cote snitiants MU1._3779. | I “ge nvertinit iy ni CHRYSLER 7( > ) } } Roped wiispcaret otis > Se satin SLER 73 SEDAN tor perfect: terms, 4166 Ofin e. (cl) | $235 down. Williams, 4867 Kaston. (c2) eo ~ ee ; i mest: meet ade nee Do 4s E— Coupe > ion SE | — 2 Ci pReSICst looking ia Salle in St | fh — FoRCOMENT § CONGIVION: DOr | cmmnpenrmees . ios | New 75 Chrysler sport sedan: 6 wire ORD—Sedan: runs guod: $35. 1619A| MAKRMON—Little HB ge. EVROLET 126 ipe, periect; new ] E KOUPO, fat perfect: $55: rea] | Louis: paint ed ®-tone +t en: wire “wheels. gain for cash: will trade 6151 Man- KOADSTER 43-cylinder i} rfect ‘on-| wheels, trunk. fully ec uipped ; beat And an gy mh 6 VY $ down. Will ‘ams. 4867 5 os : pit 9 2849 N. Grand. (e) | OAKLAND—Roadster: 19° sport model: 1928” $445. ian car in Al ccnditian: Ford Coupe, Model A it | | CHEVROLET: Roadster, 1926: recondi- | . > 92 = | on > i 9 ) " 1925 Dod 8 Cou ° : 7 eres cae | COBL S 0075; Our price 9: terme, Wade. | : r. (Cc) dition; #101). PArk view gh: 2J. St Lnuis; cost 17RS: no : : 7 : R 5 is oe . $175 HEVROLET—Coupe: 1929 Aa 800 | DODGE—Coupe: 1935: balloons: tires per- | ai tORIST. Ts: Jt Locust. (c) } HRY¥S SL () ] T " : trade MOTOR [ST.” 18: 44 r- et FORD—Fordor sedan; $115. 4252 Wash- mA or MON i oo —sedas pperlect neste 1926 S qd b k 4 miles; $535; trade. terms. 2S6H0 McNair fect shape: $50 down $4 week! one) LINCOLN— ne ager yl bar ARC HER- MANE "MOTOR ©O.. P ; % : “> é other coupe at | NASH—Couns )10°7 like ; ‘ 0) oaei: rumpie "WT ‘ rm y . .22 ’ o MIDWEST. MOTORS, INC. ' | gain: terms. See MeDonaid. 9 to : M , R tires; real barvain: $285. 3843 ; = en down wena weg F re - pe, -4, new; cheap yh . ice lov m ) i 4 nN ’ | ; e . : - armion omens Distribtters. | cow raupner, 3816 W. Florissant.| trade, terms. 1644°8. Jefferson. "TATE. MOTOR CO. INC O41 3715. “8 AUBURN & EDAN, 50¢e Distributor of Chrysiers Sunday. 2820 N. Grand. fc) Lindell 6400. O57 Lindell. (¢62 vd Lo he TEVROLET—1927, coupe; only run J¥,- Dy GE —i0ai7 g000 aint nechanica NAS rr , ——— =. | On the dollar. Famous 6 De Luxe model.’ 2828 Locust JEfferson 4919 | | FookDS—Goud assortment of good used +. M) miles WEbeiee 128YUW. (cy) condition; will trade. STSA ne a — soon “bean Gx riety oh Al condi- ; a | fully equipped Don’t pass this up. MIL- | |———...___.. _ Ford tudor sedane; priced right. Rief- | MAR MON 75 SEDAN $800 f. GHEVROLET—T8o5 coup looks new : | ome NASH . — — a. 1t - Chrvsler i; _ Roadster i TON. 3135 Locust st. pag | ling Fords, 20) s Jefferson. (eR2) S300 down: are this ow “ c * $365. O43 as nen 1926 ¢ ot Special S/o down: | , ~= ‘ . ~ a ay , : ee CHRYSLER — | FORD—Late fordor sedan; fine condition; | like $1500. mM ARCH. 3135 pete ee | good tires: $100 cash takes it. 2213, 8. - some bargain : | : MAXWELL A ; following Garg will be sold today | ~ DOOR SEDAN | Grand, ane. 2003 DeKalb” a 7 DODGE COUPE, $245 | 4°" vee Le COUDE: late 1928. you | $200 down, a year to pay. or trade your | 2540 N. Grand. hy appearance; motor riect; SHOT 7 = a ——_ | — | wa g ~- “me Toe te wees: Pare ol ar eee FO KD—Tude 102s. dark blue rfect tires. Priced to sell ‘Sedean” - / au ike ; al pte ! ee ] re? } ¢ Ss r v > i “' ~ . 7 ~ em es . Mor wean, " ; a! : le CHEV ROLET—1928 cous ee like Hew 19°97 | Dodge a8 iness Cc oupe | Royal 7 Sales. ix 1. ‘ 1926 Chrysle >a! YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand throughout; $145 down, trade. 2bay 'N. ii) tf you want this one! ; i f STAR 6—Coach; Bite- 10937; fine enage; cheap; trade; terms. 2506 S. JEfferson. 1926 Moon BUICK-—1926 se Grand anal) HUDSON-FRAMPTON BRANCH, " FORD— Sedan. 1924. $30° several others | | 4523 Easton Av, | | Bor, SAOO off pric Pig a) sedan 30°23 Lav E.fferson 14350. Mort a1! ‘ 26 “' So} oe ; ; ne = 7 oo LOU = GHFTROT (COTxX) | Re elit sett and atin very good; | - NASH U OU r K, l! y+ 19°23 Buick 4 ' new: ope oy a oanerd *h, >» e new, cheap; eo IT 927: cab ) price jo PrTsOn 715 Spec ‘al 6: $109 dow) — . ee New 19°09 De Soto Sedan CA Luxe: a , : | TT WS ine oe: non 295: bargain: terms. ‘Mor.| TATE MOTOR CO.. INC. 3041 Locust at. | MONARCH. 3137 LOCUST 100 OT HER B ARG AINS iy“ ra - dard lees err se car, carrying a new-car guaranier.| ping ‘om. CAbany S000, oor | I Jt) Ww a > ms Oh 0 a3 . . 4i8. U (cl) | ° . . — er th?) we oe : ti ats : ‘ | ovn. i] S. va ( a 425 . one 1 Natvra! Bridee. le) 1925 sedan. pert ; ~ , BUis E 7 Master sedan. 4 brakes; “ ——__—— terme. iil miev. e112) | DODGE "7 de luxe sedan: good condi- - terms WHIPPET 4—1U28 coach; $345, $100 CRFY = ECE ‘ | CARTAN 7 | —. lion: bargain $295. 3844 Easton. i«) | FORD—nsedan, 1927; 4-door: wire waqne: 59 St. George. —Lourpe : reconditioned KLAN D——Coupe a ‘26: origina fin te ay — —- | all new halloon tires: whole ear clean | ‘ and reducoed extra g00d throughout: DURANT—I1028 coupe. J H. Browu &€ ish: all good tires bumpers. ; ore runs good, $03. Williams, 4867 cant mY — oe ede bs ondition: late as a whistle: terms, Morrie 7810 Olive. | 1927 MOON SEDAN down; nice car. filiams, 4867 Easton. ( ( AR STORE RUNS BURA. soe) B. Orend, Lin es, Ly IDG ib laate J os G-volt type '. FORD —1925 tudor. good condition at. | 5680 Gri ed CHRYSLE 2 W service: 8175 ‘to $350. Shees Gate ore ENA LM Ot 2d Q») 2 As SI SEPT ne | 2018 Locus ziieregn SDE | BUICK SEDAN ahout $1 5 down, ; ; uiner 241K Locust hae. Rita Flint Chevrolet Co.. 4710- | ate 2Favois. ~ : HIPPET COACH | Tc KE *R’ s LOTS. ] GOR ESSEX COL ‘PE ; ne oe JL Ds Mi JB 3s Lk in neg by = | ‘28 D1 AN A R DST, $395 Rar ti) oe car } me heen nsec — oo Y ren — 2 . 1‘ iy ies bal cr | Py pKID Se oe new paint ‘ar Wi good Sa: (ita upner. cslinder; in Al condition, at | 145 Chouteau ay - - Olive. fe) Rumbie seat like n ow ; be aT | Chanical « " price t . sell quickly. Think of 11 Come gra Termes. ent bargain at $640 a ee Best DA (evo) | wt aemmaen 3098” onde Bel ee fim s. 1820: | like _— half the price of a new one. Save Big | | T meow CH mt 7 ia “ote OLi' > E MOTOR @ = OR 7 OC q” . S .. ~ MILTO . “1%5 ig! a: ~ ; - 7 BI 1K AU TO COMPANY . | at the new car depreciation. roy RO gos 00° - Sty c} ta - ’ / LL = oe SKER K: i K Ys a ER aa were ca i n Oi 3 R cerwans j a aialie al a i Kingshigch way and ePhe rent DFE! A305 DODG io 4 door seciari ve lour up oe bw te r- FORD—Y71 udor sedan. model A . ertert i [A H >a , . rl 1926 $° 95: 1927. | _——- -— --——- — ~ tT) ’ = 4 ws si— 0a f o ~ > at i ' ing fin tires dandy A real gars ain, condition: new-ear guarantee. siendon- | must sell. 1644 Ss. y~ 7 nH. HUDSON-FRAMPTON BRANCH. | | ‘1938. "$425: all in verv condi- | YMULTH—10v! TSE Lown $295: terme $922 Natural TA wel tol Qt oat 7.Pace $105- S45 down Graupner. 24] - ae 4823 Easton Av. ; — 5s rood ene gt rood con i | S, li Awe , i ay | ood dy H roy ee | ‘ens $150 d wa: ay a? we en ——— Bue k 1929 ~ er—/j-] ass, | $195: $65 doun eraupner, 3418 Locust! hall 2215 Locuet (c}| NASH—Lale 37 @-door sedan; all them have bumpers front an a rear. e ing at - ny Price | | ice ne — — —-——+ — ODE Roainter ale as Pa tiacie errr Sedan — oe fo id from new; one of 1‘ pe 7 De IDG K SE 1). \ \ NS | FORI)—Sedar new paint’ ear in good : is worth $750: just think, only Chevrolet Co 4719 Lbelm , it I ] di Vv 192 M d l vd at m OSS. ann agé Ps orec sosure. ~ Bees : ; . we” 7 a the finest today ! ‘i ' condition. Also ({ oNpe cath or terme. | bout $185 down. Grau S4ie ae hi t W ll K ht 1998 ne u Ing o. 0 e DAY balance que, 320. 3029 Olive. t-« j ; 5 3 : 7 | SCHNT RE Br ie ‘e 29IR Locust i 3 to c oH. arom Al eondition Vergreen 2908 oma’, Relt - ; — ~ a3 Ippe geziene ] VS5- nig {) Essex coupe .$90 down [ii | PONTIAC—Late "28 coup like a brat v4 JOUVE —Roadster: runs good lots o prices LASKER CHR YSLE fe EALER tape Sedan: . ou 71 be 1 j u : “* i . j ai | mw 4 -; sone } i > oe. an , (}s ~ eee) ‘ we >] () me See! r , ‘ it from alee te oats SAPO: roadmers coupeey $95 oo MEVR zn L ET oC U PE | Gekiend ate so") down ||| new car: fully gata - — od: 3 wuy, So r~. ae os S2- 00. wang, 5. I ye a BU IC K SE D AN co La MAK 4S i veratce 0080 ._i¢) fons in a a ve ponaaiy A. wearemnend: | Rova!l ™ + ieee yy ig the eZ fo. j ’ } ) . > L i] uburn cabnole ' hout S5 down. mer, 32132 P;: oa | A-CUst & Ce! { ; f ) ty jlendic | ‘ . . A ellie and ieee’ 5 liga ry IVE MOTOR — Co. . S108 LOCT'ST. j 2 Closing r- ut. 7 —Trad “aH Wide ‘4 ? " u a >a P é é. | iil —__‘Cli | LOVE-JOHNSON, 5244 Natural Bridee x eat TA be ‘) s ale hed ss , | } . $45, $65, $90 and up oe R ORP 2936 Locust | FORD—Cout re atta” = t rtect, O7U; ist? | 1929 P ONTIAC > { 1) PE ae go: Reg A gpg me Byrn si Bn 1927 BU I€ 'K SE D AN | — Sa || {c63) | reas ASH SE DAN, 1928 ‘ ’ a . te ae yo 5 6 Saaton. ’ . snail an ae “4 ©. o2euU. > a J | ns ed e i ; : cee - ; a 3017-21 Page—3043 927 CHEVROLETS | ; - A few days old. Run 400 miles. Big/|| day. : : Dodge Sedan, 1927's || | KORD 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1929 baat, Very Little; ll extras; Vict am 4 D—Sport coupe: model A: only N PTO BRANCH. ° r p. aches. sedans, landaus: al) in | 7.CRY Pes tg ete coy | alse hy levece © , bie HUDSON-FRAM N an Cc | Five-passenger: looks like new; Hit Oliv 593 E t Al condition. paint tives ye z “ JB. oe rms or trade. Ss 20 East 7” (LIVE MOTO! CO... A108 Aw ST. 48253 East: AY best of condition. A real bargain, i Leather upholstery: finish Iitke | Fully eauipned ron very little Dargain. 0 NARCH. 41 37 e—355 as on barrains. | FORD—Late 1925 coupe, balloon 4 Gor >( INT C 0 PE rid only $695 Liberal ter | mew; motor operates perfectiy; |_| MONARCH. 3137 Loct'sT NASH 1028 KI N LASKER CHRYSLER DEALERS | cheap: terms, 2547 Wisconsin. ) | 1929 | 1A COU | a — | HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 453i Delmar. very good tires; priced very low for | | “ SEDA 5626 =~ Gravois. Riverside 5049. (c) | FORD—I)20 coupe; $145; $1925, $30; | ake new;,owner leavin ly, sell $065. | FORD—Ruadster: 1127: balloons. oe: re quick sale. Smail down payment, FORD TUDOR SEDANS eure “pit PS e+ a ee Coupes For Sale —|' many others. 2248 8. Grand. NATI or AL AUTO BA LES. Lv ., K ingshi gn | nice car: terms. Morrie, 2810 Olis fps enema ——_- ---- —— balance 12 months. | We want vou te tamest our ennd anton BCHNW RI RE biiCic eis Ch ] Tt avVRD—eepe; inte 1026: like mew; 6 | eee eee a |r ~~ Sey tr aks S411 print | BU TC K SE D. AN |_ BUDSON-FRANPTON, ceed ee | before you buy: our prices are low and} j= —— 5 _Loruet. Al ae ” Vv 9 tires: SIB5 3856 Easton. = In ae (91) Pe. Series 2Y $95; also Ford touring o. a4 seston | i " Saeeeee —— ————_|| we have terms to suit: our reconditioned AMORDA De Tonty. Rone 63743. Aas: oe a Coupe, 192 7 | FORD—1929 coupe: like new, 4000 miles; | agen on wR — FORD—'26 roadster; good motor; $125 4 * . wair : ue , ’ " . ; . ¢ 5 ( j ) : > vw f BL Ik * —127 sport coupe ; standard A : $008. 30-day guarantee. Small | trade. terms. 3522 Naturai Brides : REO FLYING CLOUD—1P28& victoria: 4- | So: bargain. —S- Easton av. (c) | Kingshighway and McPherson, DE! O205 are gy BO nn yt Me og —_— 7 a rumble seat: terms, 1805 Ryuesel ayment, balance 12 monthe FORD—1926 coupe: gg0d condition; sell) passenger: almost new; bargain. Steiner-|) FORD—1027 roadster: new paint. tires, | Q97 TICK SE oS | 7 pew car. HUDSON : a am Pe ; ' Y" ; pe rer: : . Ati . ¥ (el | } | te still carries the new car «uara! ‘ ; SON - FRAMPTON BUICK — 1928; 4- ‘passenger master FF N-FRAMPION, 3309 Locust |||} out at $120: teriws. 4166 Olive. (cl) | Fahrenkr we, SIH) naa fe} snannr job: terme. 166 Olive. el 192 BUICK SE DAN ; | te e. $i5 50) ¢ own, a all Sunday. Private I ‘ORD SE DA N. 19 26 Hin 4623 Easton — Coupe; cheap; terms. 2506 5. JEfferson, @ || | FORD—C oupe: 3: 1926, $125. $135; 1924. STAR—Coupe; 1926, 6: like new: $145 FORD—Roadater 1926; stecl box on; Like new: remarkable condition ee a1: 7 Lafayette. GRand 0332. Fordoor; in very good condition; ||| | : (cD 7X) j : _ : oe. COMt $1515 lees than half: shape ; a+ prices, . 3321 Lemp town; ih "at il leaving city. 738 Syracuse fe) | cuarant ed. Boka & Yeater.. 40: 3 Eas- | tion: e@ real buy) tenns. 4068 Easton. | | | ' U 4 en eee ee || ESSkX—Sedan, 198, like new, cheap: i Pees ot “sina Comat oro = ; i So in STS ODUCT, ae Park an K—Coupe: 4 pasaen . i | — - +e wae (ei , , ‘ a sate mode’; new-car aeppearance;, || rad a e at S795: used very little, drive Ainw first-class con dition: n : terest e- : 7) , CAP ” new tires This car © ~ move at | wher moving. i? > ' 2 > | 6; —AVce ictator OUbpe - miles rumbvie se A han B15 i 7 PY fin . ” ‘ wn lie eet oO vy? | S135 S713 asa. oT Ok RAKER Lv Zs Dictz 5 ESSEX—Seda lve: thie is really a bar ie x uv ined - m dealer she) PArkview TH81W s ‘i | once at this price | unday. ; rON BRANCH. ' - at ons on” yer tis lieagre low price terms ' FORT nite oe “ a ai nerfert aond ¢ “ A or i fine . relia he toy] ~N r Five paseriger 4-wheer!l brakes: # 4h i KORN un Olfax V65U. 2050 D HLlie miliea ? , ti LU) Aaster ; eae r t ncition: x 0 ea fine clesey mished joi see inis F ; ; arcs: -. ROI Lal Bn 5024 sd tinder coupe, 4-4 3 Easton Av. te ab ery wee, * 30 (c) | KUHS-BUICK. 2837 N. Grand. Lin. zyuu bargain. $140. Terms. 3114 Cass ay : —— FRAMPTON BRAN cm. ’ before you buy only $485. Month eer, F head; motor very fast and OAKLAND ~"7 lendau sedan: PEAT this ‘for real bie barcalsi ; . . , ’ : DOEBAKER—1228 + Dassen ger FORD—Roadste r. 19°26 nerf act condition: > i 2 ; ie puararnie ic} STLA DT fully equipped “perial sine So value. ert chee $110. "$35 down. Graupner, 3418 Locus & SEES a) | FORD i = Re aister. } (a Le ballo ‘T. 8. B55. 48A7 } aeton * mu ned: hig saving Pn ey terms : " 1428 HUDS ih SED A \ JF trem? ; “427 Raster 79 . ARANTY MOTOR ¢ ORP.. 2936 Laecuet. | OARKL AND -All- American 25 " _ | au ‘S11R oo ©) = | te ffe re n : ae ‘vee terms trade. 4166 Olive ’ asset) mis terms. : W Watural Bridges oF 4 § ; ' BU re K. ~Coupes: ro? OF : bie “- * ~as OuUpe ‘ len meatrateot - Tum FORD ‘ r ; 1226. balloon s- go vi me . 7 e+e 7” ISTRIB TE R. ' FORD Reeciate r. 19°27 renoset sae MA LEAN TA HARD ) 4 ——-. a i ») [ Aeaer riz hi Te terive : slat the big Abe bargain ve — over , i" : ; 6] ‘ C ™ Pikine E. AnEOW: reTR LPI Rr flared. ‘ : $1" > our gales Price 84. . These are . al natal! algo ' vu pe ' he bs 1029 Olive ‘performing. clasay finished: good tires See aries rock rd. (ce. wr. $100; terms. Morris, 2810 Olive. ! Simar OSS Us ar Ani ex alance due air. ive i ¢ | DEimar O18e Leet Cer Annex ah isade, "c ay Cevediue Aute . - peal big Values. teed: $ 22 to £ , 9° i420 SS eh ; Gy . : ; ' qn ny ' se 3 4°%5 : foune $42. . ¢ ~ « : ‘ - . ‘ | 4.4¢ ‘ ici? at finen Sunday — & roadster. ood condition. i . - : 79 ‘ 4 CKE ‘ hryeier TES o> - riled 1s pe a S®tandara cour —— ps 3 adst inns ee '.. - c0 ' ai rea ee ES) SEX 7 f Ww N SE r) A N 432 N Euctid av. finen Sida’ ie [he lemar _ 8) ba a} _—— 4045 cy R'S aad | 08 Olive. (ck F arene 390 $593 Daston ce ehear « "S08 South Jefferson. (c’ 1927 w+ ude haker Vic taria Hiland 276 Pershing. PA ke * " , 1olteaU v 3 oes a. Jw Gee ; ¢ ; Te > a1o0- or in- | ne Pome nnn non, nlp erate on ot a = oy ‘ an 5t. | — : $100 | ae ORL Roatsters, 1927, Sits: 1820. OS; | 929 Challenger model: cannot )|| 1928 Oakland Landau. $675 pe: rumble; like new; FOR L—!: coupes baliovl tires, HICK Go 5 4 terme trade 3844 6S. Broadway. | es 7 : Union. rf & I PS ig2o $9 rerms $070) Easton Ad. ‘ - Nc Tt , I " A rriiy ‘ ' . ‘ La Pu + il* rm Buick 1928 Country Club Cpe. ach. 1114 _N._Unior | oupe ORD— Roadster, $30; good condition. | | CADILLAC Se craving io ducky buyer, — No 1928 HUDSON SEDAN |)! | trom new. “hoe tr todgnent cast be tole ee - ~ Cour »f ywerfect - " . i : } One of the sporty 0 Dp real buy RS: — ‘ rung. perrect, | FORD—19.24 coupe; $40. 1800 Monigom Bie Six and Dictator models tires and ane a ae | —— hike “04° today. Te Small Cope A wil hold canis st ReUR\ SO Ea trade _ 3544 S_ Broadway. | ery. 'C! | ¢inish werw good at fferson 371: es ~ ——- r | - a. c) ' New type motor: car driven but | 4) ARANTY Mi TOR CORP. S936 Lacurt « - ’ ai t} " . - ‘ > | "> wT . , : ‘ 4 ri Rye 1} : ur pti 4 5. ’ i ' ; fi (# “if ; ' : nena CHNURE BUICK, 2218 Locust, Siam {NPS new!’ nareuin; | PORD—Coupe, Inte 1056; Tike new, trade TATE MOTOR CO.. INC. 3041 Locust 1 fre ~~~ weed ase: Ty 1926 Hup 8 Sedan, 5-paes. | ||| OS hecetitel car bee nan 1925 Uakland 4-Door Sedan 8 ee : + a rms 2560 McNair. ‘ : ~~ a - = a D ; SS ee SS es , Buick Ctry. Club C oupe, 1¥. | a yee Easton oO} 04 7 ° — nly $50; new rub-|; WHIPPET— coupe 245: - Ford “| FORD-—Roadster: 1929: run 600 miles | i927 lean Sed ng FH mg ; oe : | Grive it today. Bave half new car | | A smart. heawtifal car, with Fisher boty Rumble meat. master six: cost $2000; # i ores, 20: late “27; looks, | >ORD— tues N° “Broadway; open evenings oupe, $110. 4593 Easton =) | cheep: trede; terms.__2360_ McNair. ( || 1927 Buick Sedan, S-pass oti , , 1c |, | And Duco finish. Luxurious. comfortable will sell $995- term a 28; | gin, | ber. 8345 roadway, Ope a ie oer an i> | Seen. eaters i Guam ar i vo Bg nes 7" Ss S HUDSON FRAMPTON BRANCH. ||| | big and powerful: ke ON A hie 31287 LocUsT [3 GORD Course. Model A 1928 $365 Ww rHIP) *f. 192 2 coupe: a new car. ons FORE S Roadsters : $. argains a 1 | These cars are ali in fine condi- ' ES EX BE DAN f 4823 Easton Av “Geet wil’ = .? aw : ———— —" OU Re hs ag Re or } i rfert condi ; 95: terms Tet ord dealer, 3 >and af f x ca ; ' iunag ~ ‘4929 BU IC K & OU P E B i oe POU pe S: G@-cylin-| terms. trade. 3856 Easto: | rea dl. for OU; val pwner. | Locuat ~ Onen Sune and evenings. (et Hi san Ir ae mg vate r es Sane — ne rante - vaganpeen: — a oe ” 4 et Condition ; : . S118 Lo | Pomp—1926 coupe; excelient condition 2hSPA Geyer ar. | REO—-PFivin Cloud; roadeter run oniy | ‘ ‘ust haba Leonaré , * — This car cannot . : ——— Pf try > I x JEft. 5064 _ Loe PPI VALLEY ore b 2 passencer, eeautiful condition, poy ar {e) $141), terme. S800 Monigomery | WILLYS KNIGHT—70A cou 7'*™) miles; yours for balance due. 3/929 ad = + Ht DSON FRAMPTON BRANCH SEDANS Lktferson BSE ps0) M wt argain. Steiner ahrengrok, 4000 Past, LER—Rumt — t as 7H, aetna nod eondition “4°%- 149 down. Williams 1) NiO aa 1 ae ieigtes if oS Se se " Picaiomecaait ite SE —. . tell: ur one Stat coupe: priced to |; FORD-—192 coupe, . ecec.. ane $475: $ 2001 LLTAITIB, « ” - . 4525 Easion Av. * j- aoe rade. 2415 N 20% h. rig ORD—Ie 9 ros dete ike new. real ear CHANDL ER—sed an. good condi trot ati aes 2 Hudeon: lke new se eee a9? ] 92% Oakland Landau Sedan GMAC te ae st ; 4 ; BU Ic { r U B s # . 4 | throughoul trac ’ : ij eCat . 19° h C JU NT RY CL conte 4 Priva: rt ST s IDB BUICK * FORD—C ou pe good condition; real Dar ESSEX—( wepe black _cuee $290; $1 r rifice todas come Pa. , $885: terme tires $450) $135 Oregon i! -_ — ~ ee 28 Gaerdue r St) aigh } A tion - 7 iginal Duco ‘like aries very 3 ee 5427 Faeeton cain: S65 2843 Easton r | ow wri. Williams. 4887 Easton. fe?) S842 KFascton e) CHANDLER Sedat LeVz8: mortgage fore SS” re ggg —— — _ _ =" i, : wMieore ~ e g J Tne ee ear. with Pieler fi) he? rina uco : ~ ve 0p ees - , : pore Den ™ " , - . —- >. | ‘ c 30°cn f ; he : 7: “s eo } )# sP?DeT ai he " 7 ay ; : ra ? ite arty tere shades ef | low a “Open. - 1928 Chrvsler ‘“72°? Coune | FORD—Coupe, 1927: perfect condition:| ~ 1997 Willvs-Knight | coupe FORDS—-Good assortment of mood. used | _COSUre Pel een | a lloons: nel Drakes; sacntice at | 1926 Rickenbacker : {95| D&®. Luxurious. comfortable, West SIDE ab 2 Sante Pax B © ad 0 if bargain - SF "5S termes. 3118 Case. Praietics POM . * ne pn a adsters / nwa reed right Riefling es a. ee 2) | Mens rsupner 3418 Loenet : Velie -*e ete wed ee by 2 high. eptriied motor and actically Kingthighway and McPhereon. oe DS : .: fuask ty - FORD—Coupe, 1928: balloons; good condi- leally erfect price ~d Fight ut ee cagam 50 S__Jetic ‘0: >! . Sedan o> fune geod 1926 Auburn ,| Uk° anew car, A far greater value at wur be , n 4 nan- tion. 1455 Beethoven. ae TASKER CHRYSL 432 Al ER. — mp Roast “7; 26 'e ¢ “Bt~ ase condr Selling at Any I rice ' el cm: q Morrie. =81 ae. 7 Chandler 3 ’ “ate : ia oe : . : % rw ox _ tree hie — =" — : : i - —s : ‘ : es ean. naee Gravois ‘one ae side A si . tice ane gi waranterd - 113 terms. " . : FY Th... wr edor sedan like new ‘ . ‘ ‘ . e sz e uF or your rR eR” DEA 5040. orn agg en wid or aé Olive. nao “ ch! | ColtkhsS—S$S50 and wt Some rea Uys. | Tan, See Nelee er ¥ INC LL D] NG 1925 rifice 2R1] Easton 19 Fords Sacrificed. -— drive it for years. New- * ° . OC Locust ( Entra) R425. - and only owner. | froRD— FE ) ( ‘ \ I . Terms Gardner 2-door brougham. $15° as UCor see. tase mee feet. 3921 PAGE 3023 EASTON ad yh quer " ine ~ a MIDw EST MOTORS. INC. | aleo 1925 sedan. $95 SR11 Easton. i+) | ] HO) i j 4 Le STEVENS MOTOR. INC. 3887 & Grand down Pit. iso §=Forda ~Sil Easton * ie ; cr Wf for «2 real tie bareete ! Locomobite 4-door sedan. $200 RiD—Late 19°56 tuder sed 3042 OL L\ k S485. $130 Gown G i %. . ee } 36 coupe: Sis. Call after : ' : t ! | | a Baie Leow, : Y | ‘a oust = ee dite aoe ig ee A I] M: a kes and \ f de] ‘S AT MORRIS MOTOR CO. dow _— it enon HUP MOBIT. | ane Cle eedan late 195 | poe yo ae “ BU ICK ss c. = = q : ' °4", 567 E oo): oew tel eere Brin Lat = Jefferson 4919 (| 1-39 Sund-ay. 3244 Shaw i Ss ‘ a FORD—Coupe. 1725; balloon tires: $6: ? 0 ( 7 Co a Rickenbacker 4-door brougham, 2 aeans: one $65. one $75. 4938 1928 mode): Looke ——— | 1444 8S. Jeffereon. pen Alf : OSC ( ss > -) ur | CHR’ 8 72 COUP ARDS— Aix coupes; 1026-25°94, $45 Soden, | dur : model. | $1540. you can't tel nt hes ever been | cane thee Y L E R7 ¢C 1 oi I E | | FPorps ix cous ine tule ' » Fe att we Be | besa neethens” tein rleg an cet) thee ; : v % * - ~ _~ on z if At) Po ey +7 } ’ . MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FINANCE z Jette rar ' . r aifeemar or phvreictan. 5, $1: a. , ‘ ~ a cre »f 4 ) ee ' OMe ty 7 , 24 1.2 2... . . “ 190°6 H } ] aS ete 3 a . ‘ Ms — . . : ash. trade fe) | CORP FOR! 1p"4-25 Foréore repaired. repaint J upmopiie Sedan . " ; aw EsT MOTORS. INC. FORD—C ¥ fam = va ee oe I = row ear — . - - 3229 Locust. Nighte and Sundar . & 7 5-89; Lert 4144 Olive tet ) Very clean a ut “ eier exer! Pt Pichi BEDAN, 1928 22% 5 = nan aioe, ~~ & Pan — ad rood agit | Olive 0 445: Easton “veal | x. ga . OLE "Piel. Giverate FORD Tudor; 1958; real berzain S18 | jent: price jaw. Jitters 3715, yaa S1t5 deen freon Victor 4852 ARD— Loupe. 1Pe5: # congition: real j Da cls aw © ° ' , | nd | ime ae sue te , mcmfon Co ine be "= : | pargain; $55, 4965 Lotus. OGve st. i TATE MOTOR CO, INC, S041 Locgst. NoNAnee aid? “Locug. | NATIONAL INVESTMENT CORP. $319 Locust St. : : 332 § imme . > * ss eeeeiniemeeentenees oe 5 , etetindiaetinen ee — = _

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SUNDAY, ycles Wanted and for 3¢ Sale Ads in These C Columns Today. ___ ca bie JULY 7, a ————— "AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES 16 | Rooms & Touring Cars For Sale LTT ee ee Board SF. LOUIS ge 800 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorc — oa ie. i AUTOMOBILES ee | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES re ial. MARMON—Sport. UT ert paint and tires very good: $ 266 Juniata. | ' = ‘ , aassssaas it? q =O “*, = 1923, good — = pormareate are Buy, F he ili Tt. Ve 98443 Armena!. | —— “4 UG, yy “Witiiitith Yih) WEEE: MMMM I ag hh YWitttllldttt th UM lddéd WELLL UW) EEL Wp Mill “Vitti Why) Yl YY, VOOULLLL YW $3 T E N 2 Yj GE aeNFEFET20. VV Meeedddedeeeededes ye Ly, tie poo ane? Wasser | Cara. Tale ee aw yy STUDEBAKER—Speci: —_— Sele actA EE Ola -. ‘is os Re a Re or ~— By nae reranien —— } * * ———_ + ee eee ee a * ton absolutely perfect: $185. 2 eer pe RR eet e Dw Sak., MArTs aan Choutean. »,. Used Car Bargains Carrying Same Guarantee Hl ;ndex Teo Pp eee a Mi] Classified » | Etat ea - in $795. wk, - = I 929) Cars I 928 | Advertisements ‘ | jot. | WEST SIDE BU +” 4 LOT at 3544 Linde}! Efferson 3486 7 ‘ ee ~AA A AAAEEAA ASS EAS Soo. SS SS SS SS SS SS SSS SSS SS oe EE EES REESE ES SE AK EE EE EEE ES EEE SS SS SS ES WY ** See eee “seen es ** “** SST SHES SERS REE Eee Ree” On the Following Pages: Trucks For Sale Low Used Car Prices — “North Market, Lndell 3840. ag Ageots CHEV ROLET—Truck: bargain: $45 down, ; = —- 610 Arsenal. Cc = ‘ ‘ . . ~ . Bi CHEVROLET — Ford trucks: ones selec | = Cars Delivered in 15 Minutes “ag ee tio ae | t f i] makes rae qj = 4 £ : . “es @e* © @& © F ‘hev meee CATT ’ bb. | Ss carpenters. ‘Buliders --- , line , *“*e eee ® = : Pe Pe > dump truck: in good . ‘condition: have good job for same. 2227 | 5 Cost New Our Price} ee ae sTaeisiseee § ++ SSeS SESE S SESS SEES SS . . “see ee §CEREC@WWWW S *** *«* . SS SSSR RRR eR ee ee ee ee SSS SSS SSSALRRS SERRE EERE EERE EERE ERE eRe Ree RR RRR’ | 1927 Chevrolet Coach: with the red O. K. tag. $100.00 down payment. J0 monthly notes, $21.50 each 1028 Chevrolet Coach, $375.00. Terms. Chevrolet Coupes, LULA. rs; ave a gcvod selection to choose from. We can please you of these. Fords. Coupes and Tourtngs, cl p, $590.00 up to $200.00. North Side Chevrolet Company 35 Warne Aven AR “DE PARTMENT 5483-83 N. Union Ave., Union Ave. at W. Florissant Ave. original finish, four good tires, good me- Terms or trade condition; Will sacrifice for WO S ese ee een ae eee ss eS SSeS SSR ES © . ALAA EA SS ES ES SE SET SE eT eS = & = *& & eS Se © . * . SSX aaa es &% se % oe Se oO SSO OS 8 Oe eS Oe Se Oo *“s*e* ai i i i SSS ‘quipped: very good condition, S S nent bodr, good running condition: a real! . ‘ iv lerms > Aieed ames. Motor auntie 2 BON OLIVE STREET WS QQ GI SY vii edicieainsiiiinidaisi , MU CY Uf" 4 eee ee eee ee eee eee ee es SSS SSSESES SEE SRER ERS ERS OS & & ~AKERRAAA”A S&S ES ET +s ASS SSSA SAS SAA SES ES SY Chevrolet Coach Previous owner used this car very carefull5 Sold with “O. K. that cou Chevrolet Ton Truck ‘¢ ssis and Cab: in excellent condition Sold with “O. K. that counts." G. M. A Chevrolet Cabriolet; jiate “28 model. Fine appearance and with “O. K. that counts Ford Tudor. Very reasonat Big 4 Auto ‘Company SOUTH JEFFERSON JUST NORTH OF GRAVOIS 'verything in good con black stripe, $325.00 condition: discontinuing business. 1303 |= Ford Brougham .......§ 914 | | a wee. Bac! (stone. eeeeeeeee@ eeeee seen @ CHEV ROLET—Ton truck; late 1927. buck, | = (‘thevrolet-Six Coupe... 739 3 : ~seiae ee ccceoneeoesoeeene ors 94 Natura! only 9D. 4904 Natura _- aseennenel 2 ride : == ‘ ? A Vresmabi! DIAMOND I—1', ton: bargain: $125 = (Giraham- Paige Sedan e 2188 ‘ 2 Electric ro obeevbsesoéoese — D - e ee DIAMOND Tir k. I-ton sreen an = Buick 7-Pass. Sedan ce 2248 - a Se figs Ciena na 00s eea body. like new: late model. $295. 3024 helio — Men. Baye .~«+++* nessa Locnst. | Studebaker Victoria,.. 1715 Yeip—Women, Girls ...-++++++ & DODGE—Dump truck. i} e*eeeee ere . Sobor or truck; fast four name = Hudson Victoria o 9° * Se OF 1935 tion at the right price. Bantle- | cE Fore fo. ______ |= Oldsmobile Coupe .-....: 978 ...« io ane ‘huie Paonia, tal | = Studebaker Sedan ‘eehe « 1435 e fe_0 79} TRUCKS | = Peerless Sedan fe © © © ©Te-6} 1740 etx fe) we Zion, Gevinder, panel body: |= Oakland Coach » +r 1245 ...-a er ett, ohaee Cas: bod|e Chrysler Coach ....-.. 1195 a ixe 1926 panel: Ford, too es: |= Dodge Senior Spt. Coupe 1767 .. sc baad inc iis rastox.|— Buick St. Brougham ...; 1597 .-na ot Je. 2208 Olive A. Faewe | Oldsmobile Sedan ..... 1258 40 ain’ 2503. Park. Geminid = St udebaker 7-Pass. _ . 2585 » ee! runs ,O0c., \ SS gone over mM our ‘ . terms. . *“* ees $230.00 lese than crc RELA A ES SSS SSAA AAA’A RSRVhMW WW NSS SS SSP. LH A{»AawSiAdAMA.AOAPQP\_\d\»§]§g»§FsFAFPAPAFAFP\FAyFg\IiyP fA PAF PdPAFAPI{AFkPi{FsiMAgPdPM{AFgQ'Qoui SG f terms, SY SN LAAASN ee . “esse eee ees . ° SSSePSSESSEER ESR ESE SES EES AXA SES XS SSS & eS & Ee GQ ” Reichardt pha Co. = Lock wood Ave VUehster Groves. ~ S iy SS SARA “*e* Ye Yj" > N Ss annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmlannnnnnnnnennnanne SN 1927 Chevrolet Coach: reconditioned thoroughly; with an O. K. that counts. $300.00. -Ternis. 1928 Chevrolet Coach; with an O. K,. that counts; $425.00. Term 1929 6-Cylinder Chevrolet Landau Demonstrator; bargain. Terms. 1926 Chevrolet Sedan: with an O. K. that counts. $2590.00. Cex Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co. O870 EASTON AVE. Al condition. An outstandin lue at jusiructive «ere Lace Curtais Cheaming .-ceeeeee 2 Lost aod Bian «+ - SSeS See SS SEES SRE SS i .** “se eee . >. —-. ~ASAALAAREA ESS ES ETS EE SS STS SS So So SS So SRE SS & % ERS & EE EE * > SS ~N SS “+. *s »**s RH OWA » "Flint Ghevtelat gay 4710-20 DELMAR BLVD. -— -. > ee | al ole SS ieee, * ~ OH Ft ey * $278A St truck: rucks oP axi = SS an ae Trt xs, §$ : a1 ; — ry likin = Be Li 20 ' Natural Brid (ci? : ; ae = | | Uric ID | ttarrings Lions highwavr N. E | | Sad = | o R "$140. ‘Terms. 3114 Ca ee St. Louis Studebaker Distributors Births ecor ded “ORD—Truck. panel body; goed condition: | = . “> === = 2807 Olive Street{f _ Bul Permit 7 C : MARRIAGE LICENSES. ; bert Huning «on « ae Verner ae Munzert “833 8S. Kingshi¢ Li fl ih Bl i ee 2 Gertrude Behrens .......++.d00 ; 4°03 Hunt. Grand am Mm e V $ Zohn C. Chanits ..........4@200 Be FOR D—To truck: open body: $85. 2903 | = Mary Reichart 4508 BN. California. - == and ; Wiliam G_ Weaver .....Kansas City, FORD—One-ton truck: or tr : SSUY | == Chariotte Becker ...... Springtield, a | | = SORBED Benes A. Schroder |. FORD Panel alae a eae STOO wy | = ran ee | erm ras ’ rand = = Waiter H. Settle . "y ck ay stak rocy, enaintie*y = Eth Ss ** Lapse Mere ce Sani Wiki iescatiaadl ier” heelys S- % .** Luly yr SN SS “X ~*~ .* A fre: late one: clean as One-third down, balance uriginal gray paint, good tires, ‘eee [tetas Sate oe Seutt N 4 cars to select from: all] in the > “se 3000 miles: bump- one-third down, bal- SS a i a a aS body, 1928: a good light delivery Easy terms. Only $135.00 dau Sed - ball crank bumpers, new tires, S11 1.00 down Sold with the Oo. K. that counts, Southside Chevrolet Co. 3645 S. GRAND BLYD. wf “ese PR PR SS reconditioned ced re Fy equipped + th? fme.th rd w“ ice on terme. ’ "Harris Monn Sy Co. 7800 FORSYTHE BL, OPEN EVENINGS. ¥y SG _* *“*** " . e . . +s ee ._* > ._* ~*.A EM TSA S&S SS SSS S&S & EES * SSSR S SS“ a ‘ ae SS RQ HSS WWW) SSS SS SSS SRRSEHESEESERER EE RR ERS RRS HR EB RRR ES 8 sen eee @eeeee © “+eees “** eee 64 eee} x . ew ee . ” _ ~ . -" SRT RETIRED Be TANGER) Dor aon ye deen os start Maal - _— : a gin Chevrolet Ton Truck; stake body repainted: motor first Warner Motor Co. 2148 NATURAL BRIDGE SS RV SN SS SSS MS Ga seas. ci. Strassheim 5736 Cete Brill Phone se rson 8854 or 8850 “a : Georce A. Lone .. .. « -, Bent a see ee SSBee Bee eRES REE BEES RG A-_ VQ a a SSeS RSESTSSS ERR RRS BREESE BREE ER Oe “es eee «© en ee ee ee ee ee SSS S sae es &*& Mel Matthews re .. 411 N WS N “\ WN “uy Vp ‘ . .> EB ; | ’ | re - - Ie : pe 4x20 > FUKD—Truck, lignt delivery; panel body: | = Open ee — Evenings to 10:30 P. M. : sin 11 5087 a —— ae —————— = od iam Jennings Miner 3803A Re FORD- ~a5ue k: closed OGy;: : . oot = cn —_ Me Le r mnt" Aa a Mtr i a ig TH i "TT in metre i ee , lyn Marie Mediey . a2 47A M ov “ hf er sstiisettltoaklbehas TELL GAMM ASSES inet tcag M0 oR eas Uchida Bs es Yoournn Lit ew re and cua! bedy; — Ja M. Fercusen 2 Jan easy terms. Menden-| Trucks For Sale 3 areal 10°4 N. Se “ae re TRAFFIC—Moving truck. new motor.| AUTOMOBILE PARTS — For lina Lochiro ...4112 Fairgrounds i. la ruckKstl¢ oa ¥ oi 1 a5 ensh or terms: one Ag! urn gE peed i Roadway, 3323 Ss. BroaGwaj. | : Michalek eg es a own rade. TSA¢ > 1929 model. only Tun 2000 miles: | LS3 i very cheat. or tride fcr coupe. Victor ruck; expres: Brown | 41831. 2654 Accomac. fe} | Halis #¢iry aud Ci iV) | INTERNATIONAL — G-cylinder dump | “S| Ere truck. Kirkwood 82W. HORN AND SIREN Wid.—3 te FORD—Tru body: ike ! - tesa see INTERNATIONAL Truck. good condi. reasonable Bex K-15. Post-Dit “€ ~-— az ’ ‘ } i a” . . : » " “ 7 —_— tion; new rubber; 1927; cheap. #215 | WANTED—New Model A Ford « e BIRTHS RECORDED. Lee. its equivalent in power: must be , MACK—Trvck. dump bedv and hoist; in class condition; siate price good condition. EVergreen 2311 3400 N.| Post-Dispatch. Euclid av RE —Speed wacon, sf. eral , Sis > to S210: ) Auto as f: 1924 to 1928 models: all in good con ai | Trin - t 2 m™m 3 ’ _ a : tion : barz ain. Ste Iiner- Fahbrenkrog. 4i nn) To ALL + AR OWNERS —We éo x JOB N SON =: ‘ dé Ci ' 7. {or Duer painting $i7 Sf and 4 Prk D— i ruck Yet Loi) b and st = SS = | fenders i al give | cain $17: rm ae .| ing elsewberr Colson Ate | Repair Co.. 2807 Choeutesu. VICTOR 2TON TRUCK—Chassis TOPS put on counes. $4: sedans, _ ah - and |, bona, carpets curtainma, erat and. cab; brand new; can be || | covers. 6264 Olive st. ra Parkview } bought at abeut one-half original price. Priced for quick sale. Terms. OA rey ee te ~ >. &% IN : RS es ROOK RVAQAOQihMY NN PAR cents ten — 003+ let Coupe. -9; with the O. K. that counts. Con- a ee : et Coupes; $250.00 to $300.00: all in g00d shape erms » uns and looks MQ aoonw ws WANANAANAAAAAA neat einen 3 ing SSG. WW yh ° 6vEe°eF.°vQlV::F>;’"—>wrWwmvw : 7 Hy SSS rolet Coaches: all in good condition Sold with an ell from n > used very little. unts, S400 00 to $425 Mm. G.™ 4 CC. termes . let (ong hes. ss. 5t).00) ta $3) 4) 00 every one a rea} {. term “'Reller Chevrolet Co. -Jt7 BELLEVIEW. HILAND 7795. SS ib o a i} + } 7 .s ' i $4 ESV“ anwss SS WS SS used very lit ~ Hilmer- Roberts “244 South Kineshich« ay ~~ \ priced for qui ~ SSS ~ \ ." RRM’ i ~ SS S My?’ G , Yui Ys = oe Chevrolet Coupe, 1929, 6-cylinder; like new. Has spare tire, bumpers and other extras: $600). Chevrolet C h, IW28, good mechanical enndition. Finish first , - . z . . : 4: ; class. Don u to see this car, Down payment only $150. 1: months to ~ { hevrolet sry} tj¢ . mech anicall yr good as new tires 4]? windshield wiper, AC oil filter, spar: Price $450. ‘Sma! down parment, Dexter Chevrolet Co. 6336 S. GRAND GRANI i? S MQ G|Q|G{[|F[|[MDM XG. .G. Gh SS - “ses © ee 8% The Reliability of any Authorized Chevrolet Dealer is a Positive >. _** SS SSS >. “+e . >. XMM. .,. Gp rt 2803 Glasgow. _— fington. 4540) Waeb SQQqs GG SG Guarantee of Fair Dealing. SS RSESEKHVnnnioxxNii os» “s*e@ee-* “* * *“*ee eee ee 8 & & © Q wy WY NNN WSS WWW. GQ %. Schl linger. D. Shermar M. Katz Se anes Jer. rans Ee ~* SS SARA NASRS EAE ER REE EEE RES & ORES EEE EE a i i i i i i i i RYH MOO Due to the popularity of the Chevrolet Six, we offer a wide selection of additional makes and models at very low prices ST. LOUIS CHEVROLET DEALERS ASSN. PTER ALL ie SHU Ball ca Will MMMM LLL E~=”_VEXEMeECX=_@| |E@EC@~UMMe@q@@@EMMMb 0 ba MUM S SS RA iiiQAhaa ww wT SY 3 seit : fam Bodies For Sale GROSS-BUTLER MOTOR CO., : , pata BULDLES— Ford -_. MOON OWN Saha. 144! Aringuom, Stanford 34 Ardini. 5375 Wileon . *“s*e-e . =. 2 : “** . **** . . SFTP SSSR AREER SERRE EERE RES ERE ER HER REE EES GE SSS “eee 4 @ « GIRLS and M. Herron. - and ; SS SS SX SS SS Me aS Ps NSS SS SSS 19H odel. reconditioned and new) | Painted: stake and expr dies: era) : : FORD BUDIES—1924 touring, othee Seadal with nat and. ic : _| Automobiles For a roadster. $20: 1994 esanm gusranteed 30 days: p duced: terms. | CHEVROLET—19728&8: GOOD CONDITION: | roadster. $35: 19°76 touring STEVENS MOTOR. INC. 3567 S. Grand.| $420: TERMS SARAH.\V ANDEVENTER | coupe, $65: 1924 Fordor, C—Truck: 1978, panel body: $295 SERVICE STATIO $55. = and closed delivery om 3522 Natural Bridge = SOTO SIX STE) 5-passenger, cheap. | (m8. 422" W. Natural Bric true to S17 St. — ne ’ si hth ‘ road i 4 a eee | ‘ 5 } in a Rickenbacker Sedan, F399 1927 coupe, $295. 4593 Easton av. ic) $~ wel vm own J we ‘o4 su. onty | good: $125: terms 9658 Kastor ster. $110 Sogw Natural Bridge. bargain $185. Tevis. ; dealer. 3 , Sale Truck Bodies and . ae 1 ‘ sraupner BS Ls “ - —_ ich! T oeret - mday ar = i Beautiful 4- OF A. ! = CHEV ROLET—Tourin 1926. extra nee a tourings: priced richt. Riefling street rad. (oj MODERN, i712 Lafayette. 1 ho Locust + lt +) ; o ‘ 4) » cy i ac : . . ry or e350 ett : iean?, ane 1999 REO FL YING CLOU D 929 Pontiac Big 6 4-Door | pass.; 1927; perfect condi-! car: bargain: t-rme Morris. 2810 Oliv: _— = ao J Hote en . Unusually TRUCKS | SED ( "ARS Closed eng Class | : , OR’ CHEVROLET—Tourtng: late 1927. like « sap4 pn... At Unusually Low Prices | osed Bod fede ages “a ao a+ GQ a 4 cv . Her nneser 2910 A : M Rents 4919 Natural WK N\ set. dre Y . ~ ss Sa Se te “ee > > eh SAAN A. ees SER RAKRSRAR ERR RASA SR RREARSA SRE KERRAASR EARS & REAM S AEE SS Oo Se | 8 Oe Oe OOO EK .. . . sneer ernment ean ten ~~ SAPS PAL LDA GAS “+ SSSSASSREN EHH RR SHR HERE BeBe ee ad es ee oe ef ee ee ee i ee ee ee eee ee ee eee 8 ee ee SSS SAR RRR Read 32 Qe AINA SAAR ARREARS SEEN SEN NNN EEN RENNER NANANAA 44 vey ee Tr Rs . . —_ - i ery 4 + toe ge MARR A ad and ss ni aa S o@eOaeeeesee" 's bi—] Beautiful condition; almost new. Stein-| Sedan a _ | tion; terms; bargain. NORTH-| ‘#® S tien. SIGR 2230 Manreunton ars, with of barcal " ea natn er Fahrenkrog #000 Page 4 smar t. beautiful car with isher body — oe eh , rrA® TRO Eo — Zonepennlonapensins = aaa terme Den wee tay fedne and Fr ONE TO N TRUCKS. ! We have selected a few late model cars A’l makes of cars for BD i’ Als | —— Se Gan reautifui: : Wat ike Dew + 's.1e ee harmenious sh © a I W EST ER NX HI DSON -ESS EX. CHEV ROLET—1 d ify ee ih ' F las inzs M ris, 7 i} we Ora hi t : howl 3 for today « eale These spiendid cars “ann MODERN 17 iz L. afavette, . ae gg ons Lotu , xi 18, Comiortabic. and uwere vy ert tale I Wa aetna le ah 3 tak te p= . eae ; foal dergaia. See high-sp ated motor. So nearly new t 2500 St. Louis Ave., CEntral | CHEV ROLET—Tourin ¥ ort mi Fé RD TC LU RIN 1 $3 chassia | ~ + ape sane | Priced to sell. . ; . +t rr} af Aegis . : — : a ee mate . teat atin : ‘ . Stew ’ — r : {)-4 sc Ba At i ent lon, ser 1€ © ar Driv : rs ll e » & 1. % ta ee og “-" at he mi : . ici ~e (*} ul! } « yh} ' = , ar rtras ba? « a vToO | Caz an (Vases. ; oF > -e 7) 4 4 > + : Pecriess 1 mn: ; yaar ne ie se _ ste MISSISSIPP 1 \ ALLEY MOT) R ( = — — CHEV ROLET— Tour: 7 Qos ent ana . se u _ ther aa Q” jraham tz ody. - 1478 NASH COACH - x ER) ~ H —— ice ey mortgage foreclosure: pay balance du JEfferson 3.42. 2801 Locust st, W yo OTT SEDAN hape: bargain: $95: terms. 3843 Eas-| Se og sinclair ily hi 925 Graham. pane! | 1928 OAKLAND LANDAU nti Dt na Me a ' BAT eS Ss Lace. ; S80) Olive . P ; . - senda fal tires: new padi bn — av YTOR 3A6 Gr 4 AND ICE BODT 1928 CHEVROLE COATT ea Hi P--Sedan: ood . A real fami ca his i STEV E NS MOTOR. INC... : oe G NE TD ONE-HALF TON TRICK HEV ROLET H ni 8 mpten, GRand as. r TE RC E-ARROW 80 SEDAN chanicallv perfect mii Page exceptional! iown. “ROL Tt touring 1924 Im HUPM(BILE—Touring: 3 aes G - «@ Pt alll aaa soe PEERLESS COACH | - ; ‘VIC 0-Dpassen like re terms. STU mig gga sedan, bargain s( YNt R .E MO TOR ©O., rfect new rubber Tarp: paint® bar "R17 Vermont : 9°8 Ch « cereal ga ) 1928 PEERLESS SEDAN UWL GATTERY SERVI FE PIER “e ARROW PisTRIBU TER, | terms, 1702 fc) [A25-27-29 Olive ain. $65. 6400 S. Broadwas Hii MOBILE—T ln?4 Ea e RUCK isl; CHEVROLET COACH | Open wicbt and day. Call | : Per = . PMOBILE—Touring, 1924: good pai | 1927 OLDSMOBILE LANDAU | Ir iss Used Car Ann ; STU SHAKER Sedan; special Sunday,|; WHIPPET 4— ip. % sects un BOO miles “HEV Ri 19° yarit : ten fine running order argat 430-7 ab and chases ae" AAWT AW refia: — | a nd an Ooen te wey “ie} ai6n ween Olive 23 fo) trade. terme "RAN ‘4 Nair } os ROLET 1924 touring. $45 . +» €e - 2 oe _ bargain. ’ 41, a. oon , 1927 OAKLAND COACH TRAR SuUarantere ; net ailt, - 453 : : a a = = = = ~ ; - 133 —— — | > oe otel 4. Thite mp ay oo ¢ ; - Sale : PIERCE. ARROW “Pista Sat | FEN /ERARKER —— an g00d = condition hats FS ate Jancau sedan ean Ss. 720A t) — = PIA . 4 Pall te jumo body. . hers : Tires For DEimar (18S ‘wei =Car Annex ' a Ulmerry 4: | -« ; are 997 W re -K nie Sed: » BM) miles: €275 “SRSA teotan —— — condition. COofax S764W. 4442 Kines-/ AL : 7 —_— | TIRE—Son6 heavy duty tire, | MANDER—5-pass. sedan; 1| 192i Willys-Knight Sedan mB tk 2 highway Northeast. BO goog ee pe BS Soup Siz: 0; will trade fer OLIVE MOTOR CO 2108 LOCUST Model 70: look } FORT Lat — 4 7 ‘Te P. omine - : ' odel 7 looks and runa like new ow Lb Ea be touring new , ; » — | oe : . 138 nes ; ; no breaks > T ' 1998 SE ) n 0 , erms: h rvain. | pre runs coed: $3 - Nerth Macket CO ouring -l’ass (—_—_—_—_ } gun and crease rack: will sll ches 2106 I ON l AC : lo ‘ . ai ) A N mo t h - id J t r , ° x : , : : ‘ | , Ak ER ‘ if » | S| ER DEAT.F R rt - ts ~} rin $30 7 2708 “- au tT - Li os np In qT a _ ; z ’ ' * : \ i —— —~ - Tr ; i =e y 3 ‘. oe ubes , A real car, oniy one year ae O71 W A I ER M A N ; P At kview G2 t-ravota, Riverside 5040. 1924 $25 ‘rm BAO r Aste fe} en i. “eurtai : res and IN DIAN A | T3123 3% Bens a a ~ : to. = ul - : , . na | “7 oe , a bad Ss ei v 1 SILAS down ; . ” * 4a > a: i ae) he ’ s IANS—SI1S0) up eritice ¢ res : - | ia a ae , SCHNU RE. aa 4 od 7 0. 51 26 W . — sane ¢ h : ' oy —— — FPORD T = og. 19875: new tires: rune pe : | : | FORD P — —¥ "ae : * oH - Ra I -—e- 2- om te ee USED TRU CKS ARTS—Ansything. motors starters. | ‘prices in town. tree delivery | ? | ccperators. rea: ends. 7320 N. Broadway.iing Southwest Auto Suoply. Tourtng: lat - y tei per a = 7 oJ se -« ~_ * > qr — = MISS seeing our wonderful selection —- — I ONT TAC LANDAU . lL! ~! ee , of ueed cars hefor Tou bur if denying FORD Tou ri . . . / ru =. . es tig! ( UT PR 7 2 ~ ~ ’ * = | Expferd lAc levte ees Newly vwainte new tires and «eurrsan- ss ; ; yvourseif : Opportunity of erring the rood rubber Mendenh . COO SHT__Qoe--7>-2>2>2>2-2>9#24#0“0wAnhnhnhnDMnmnaMmQaDBMR\mueleTeq tit E ALE 1 GEN ERATOR and starter trouble. new, 34x7.40 teed Digeest bar — ve . have seen; come Selling at A nv Price beet line of care im the City of St. Loum. |) FORI>—T: uring lvvni. S85 ? nh roadst+ MARMON—o-ps f wrin 0 ; MACKS—G. MW. ¢ > Tt Cie | ton (pen Sundays 9:30-12 for . a by and look i y S195. ’ on All cars guaranteed. P¥ices right; ferms | Sit $270 W. Natural Prive firet-cl. onditiem: for sal ri ; DODG E--CHEV ROLETS— (cB? 2%. 8 —_ +" FABER MOTOR Co.” 4933 a" Including 1927 Models _ UCKER’S LOT | FORD—1926 tourin 3 bargain —_s Riverside 3422) DIAMOND °T’ | | MOTORLENE M OIL—5 calcne, $2 50: | in m ust ig {¢ eR KERR'S LOTS [298 Enea ah mi vse cE th bargains: attractive pos | With stake bedies. dump bodies or some a8 good. pone better N rat. Linesin. gg Pp " 13; » ’? -D Riud@baker 4-door eedan,. $30 down | $045 Chouteau 4108 Olive ~ 253 ; , em ee | CLOBING OUT--TERMS. TRADE Alen 1926 roadater 5 2811 Kaston.| 23 Nash. balloons owt Indiana Trucks S a _ 2 PAY as yeu ride: rasy terms; ome ee 216 Death= Last | of Our saics Organization Ca n , P TART 72 : ; 4 Bow eter : men m. ¢ . an , : with thaw ‘on @Gieniavy in ovr Prew ene ime 13 A ohe LE oe ee 19° ‘ rom) order . or i eo : : * ‘ reas oe Generators sai ere e — _ . ‘Tre were "35 births and reGrma; = ae bargain at our low ke 7 For good cheap a ere our Card j al ee Ornia “ oh dome ane : ge noe va " . . ras . “ier poin and — Sy. + » : cS—S2 at hew-car guarantee NIGHTS AND SUNDAY. the picket 3 piay PORD— Tre > — - eae: are 3 aa. od $; A a i 43 f) Olive st. JEff. 12 | fer al) makes of cars: we trade tn A546 Snenandcs henarteceh tf Ae MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CM. | WERER'S Sep CAR 1OT | good condition, £2: a 3. 2 Studebaker snecial “ee OPEN SUNDAY TILt, 1:30 P. M. ; testing free: =i save you more re. than ait LCFED TIRES JEfiereon 34% "Ol lLeeuet et, a 7 = ao 2M) and Loews JEfferean 5505 JOHNSON. 52744 Nat'l ig *A5) fupner pits Locnet “S13: ' MODERN "gl 71S Lafayette, , have tires «ft an _ | a i es OY Lar ron | ae CK —Used and balloon ce rer hs Mapes “ene eae GRR AL It i ah

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SUNDAY, JULY i, 1923. errs s+ oe . aM Zs scoliipidecowamnn T:3 ae ere a , FH Tae “ > ; : : . +. *- sere te eee : 5 hs : . ey ee pee err : ‘ - : . “se eee -9+ 4900 vase noeeee -- : rs = abe eet TO beso ones rrr: . . * ger: > 22 *. + renee . stipe tegh deo were os . . ¢ gr etgee cree fF a: eeekiccenrenete _ f * . + +o > o ° sree . " eeeas eee ve as hp ek ees ree rs 7 u oe . ys rie ee ma a. aan - " ‘ Tree trae ee ° no eon . "i bs ~ = -——— ~ eo — : 4 . - : ‘ . - - - -_ . - _— eee : ames Set o> 732 : a oe ote ° - . - “ Soful Beier aaa I nH\Y/) fel fn . Bieioie ike New ie Guarantee ars—1928 at Car Prices Down Payment, With ae d New Low Interest and nee Charges. m TAPE in 15 Minutes Hh ? i titi wien PS “PART TEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1929. PAGES 1—6C. e—- ganic heart trouble, 20 of can-| DEATHS | DEATHS DEATHS | IN MEMORIAM RAILROAD AND LOST AND FOUND | cer, 14 of Bright's disease, 19 mY) . T . : “9 Of | BENSTEIN, JOWN W.—O1 757 Aulurt av oe PH, ANNIE (nee Ertel)——Saturday. | SULLE : MOTO Er poe ro i e ‘ 4a%, . . fe P. “ ° “ 4B.%. 4 - > ¢ . LLENS, KEV. Wi A. \ Vea ‘ “ | ' . oe oy e , ’ O tuberculosis, 12 of apoplexy, 9 of enue, on Saturday, July 6. 192, hus- July 6, 1929. at 4 p. m.. wife of the Methodist Church re Bata yg Mo 1 eye ee bnige 3 teuener Berths TOR BUS TRAVEL | n d e x a : band of the late Emm; Koch Bers! late George Josep) lear } f Jol 5 ; ir diseases > ar ey | : ate Emma Roch Berstein, | late George Joseph. dear mother of John, | Friday morning. July 5. 192 “4 | » passed awi , y ’ , ow 7 . ; ° f . d | ises of the arteries and 8 of | dear father of William J. and Pauline Husv. Arthur and Harry Joseph and the =. tushand a ay P gi Ris ay | sane. © — as = ee S, LYUB. Consolidated Bus Depot ee guises hae tall, with collar; = | a § 8 | | e }} pneumonia, There were 5 sui- | Bensteim, : |; late Anna Biebush, our mother-in-law, Rusk}. father of Elinore Sullens, & vears. | Just & “memory Sead ‘ane sous © CHICAGY., +i hoes CITY, $4.00 : : cides and 14 accidental deaths 2| chapel a the Alexander & Sons | -randinoiher, great krandmother, sister- | and William E. Sullens Jr.. 13 years. u token aa Sawe's aevetton , DETRVYIT LOS ANGELES Sti. L4H Lost lox terner, with biark sand - S, 2 | Chapel, 6175 Jelmar, on Monday, July 8&, | in- law and aunt, in her seventy-fourth Remains at Bopp chapel. Kirkwood. Mo heart ull lanes for you Isl WAS SHiNGtoN, CHestnut 35024. (cs) . brown spols; harness attached; Long + & . ita La ) 0 you, he ach dow lag No 1904 reward. M. A. . | d 1 ements of which were due ‘ ge | 4t 3 OD. m. (c) until Sunday mor 7 | ii | A vert s i to automobils Ss. : ye ee ‘ 6015 2 South ; ~ ae ng B 0 1 ery lB te a LTR. See - her life were numbered (C'H | L} A( 1 ( ) Mobiey. 43086 N_ 14th (ras ; ' ‘ ( \ ' On the Following Pag e » . ‘ } “a . P * . i 4 Ibert «il mairk.. vod dot et She * ‘ cy ‘ ROUN .D 4 RI} kK pe U RS 10 S| res mm yle s airdale anser na ite Ja px Because the Price is Moderate = July S at % |} interment St Matthew's Cemetery, (cd | a 484. A. F. and A. M. le) | oe Age eset , 3 am ready to go. | sick child's vet: reward. Kiverside sezrin ! Bs Page E Shark« y's a hone, 450% -| - \ ‘GUS TUMULT w veryone Can Aff | v Bemis | KAMMANN, AUGUST B,—Entered _ into | “TY, RICHARD M-—At Manchester. HUSBAND AND CHILUKEN s5—July 13 and © 4 | y Afford to Have a ineteun boulevard, tu Arlingion M. wd | rest on Thursday. July 4. 192, at 11:45 .« On Friday July 5, 1929. husband #5 a = “ie - ee ees wie lady in Vuntiog Ma wine ageots Wetter LAr Leave St. Louts aiter 0 p. m., includ Church, Union and Maffitt. thence to | Laurel Hill Cemetery, — : (ez | husband of the late Loutse Brante late Johanna Tumulty, our dear | i ‘ i leay Chicagu | ahd McPherson Wriday evenies ‘cali h eee em! -*" | Kammann, beloved father uf Charles, ‘ abd grandtather and uncle. rs wee meng Bay yey inclading night Soraietd. Dateer Ge ins | Atte:peyss eee eerveeeeeet tes {. A R D N E R ter weir t ae ALOIS—On Saturday, July 6, 1929, Willis. Albert and Walter Kammann. Mrs. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’ & par- onan CEMETERY LO next day after -. = including midnight Berafeid. DEima: ind e ng cali 1 i. bh _ " a ws . . r . . . ‘ . ‘ . Auto Travel Trips eee eeeeene® te "0 DP. ij)... brother of the late Anna ; William a. Hageimeyer and Mrs. ( larence lors. 3846 Lindell boulevard ou Tuesday. OF er vi mia isvido-—bBurgain. trains. { UAC IVES and eiall cats Vlii). Cati ay G—Loet: wit = haired aoa carried — ~ A rT ‘ Aviation Instruction ..+ceesecs GR Seti ood and John Bins, at the age of! Wiese. our dear brother. «randfather and mg ser ~—_— a at 7 oclock. Interment 60D" Lester. dren half. No baggage. spot on left eye, without collar: liberal “, 7 I T years, father-in-law. in his seventy-third § vear. in Laivary Cemetery. 'CEMETEI 7 op rs . ‘ ‘ ~ ; 4 _ eT oes +h S9SSO TRL AV VAU Merean ral ge x bken oa l, gen | Funcral on Monday. July aes 2 0. hr ‘ ITALr. JOSEPHINE — f(nee Giarraffa) sere a po ong gt Fy Loy $6 Bad a ee - — = ae sia 7 ve romper ; seeeés eee é Cc street, of uesday, Juliv , 120.; from the Kron chapel. 2707 North Crand | Entered in > . - - . ot. Auis after 0 p. 1... metud : “A hon cae Tockpointing . The Modern Casket Receptacle h 8°30 oe rm. St. Anthonv Church, | boulevard. to St. Peters Cemetery. (c7) ‘ at 6 ~ — Fo Mia ner Rig j ype A bh a — location: Valhalla: midnight trains. Good leaving (hicagy LA os LF wire a fox terrier, browns Bric Th¢ Q . \ >. | P ‘ : - ei ° * . Ler’ ce: Cnes : 3 = *? ' * - — . 2 ° . ° ” tend = aoe “was a member of St. Joseph | KELTING, OTTO—Ot 4117A Virginia ave- and dear mother of Juscphine Vi- |; ne cA SB ee | Saturday night or Sunday night following, | | SOard if returned to suet vied Passer, pusiiess Cards ' : ; ‘ was member of St. Joseph | Ie =i & ale and dear daughter of Louis and eEMETERY LOT—Oak Grove: ® grave; | after 9 p m., including midnight trains. | hand ie Fle sepect for Sale p . Me League, St. Anthony Conference, Orphan nuc, entercd into rest Friday. July 5 Frances Giarraffa inee Serio). roadside, (Colfax BR37J. | Coaches and chair car only. Children half. | 5465 ; Business niti Pt8SP13 Society, and Carpenters’ Local Union | 1929. dear husband of Mrs Lillian Kelt-| “Funeral on Monday. July + 8. at 8:15 a. | CEMETERY LUTS—Many choice a No baggage, | DUG—-Lost; female: long. white, Business Opportunities .... ae ) 0. 5. (cl) | ine (nee Krause), dear son of Mrs. Caro-| m_ Bensiek-Nevhaus funeral home. | Oak Grove reduced FUrest S414W Oo: | i pues ate wp wace besuies fer yaseers, SULICILOTH «+eeeeees ss E = BOCKSTRUCK, HENRY—Entered into rest — Ke lung. cle ar brother vl Be mr oy Pa ; 14. Union bivd., to Our Lady Heip ot! Vernon, - $12 a 19 and 20 and August 2 and black spots around eyes. black left ear. vss . ZEA on Friday. July 5. 1929. at 3:15 a. m..| Charles. Bertha Young, Laney S« pete ane | Christian Chureh, Interment in Calvary! CEMETERY LOT Valhalla; sec left sec- - Good going on all trains leav- | Black spot at base of tail. areen leather beloved son of therine c eqr Our dear sun-in law, rother-in-ia Cemetery. 7 rt , Bee seit ing St ae after 9 pvp. m. July 19 and | colar with name of T. M. Sayvman on Catherine Bockstruck. deat (ed) lion 042 Veron Bast St. L TT d . 7 varce et df. Louls -|Auguet 2, ano all trains July 20 and | t@*: reward. Return to or notify T. M. brother of Mary Hora.’ a | uncle, 7 , ) Ee | 7 tion oth Of Marv Hora and Augusta Ham- Funeral from Hauck & Schmitt parlors. | WERGES, DOROTHY CLARA—Of 2544A | (c2) 'Auguet 4. Midnight trains of dates shown | -2¥man. 5390 Lindell fer mond. our dear brother-in-law, uncle and '!. . , Rp in | Minnesota. on S qe ME TERDY The ; . on BE ya yr pe a Pe m,. beloved dati ‘ter of Rater | “LMETERY LOT In Sunest Burial Park. | are included. Childrer half fare. Bag- | GhE1 HOUND— Found; srindle and white: Funcral Monday July & at 2 ». m.,| 5: at = D. m.. to Memoria Li tr . ‘and Helen Werges (ne g B® de rlog anit m 4, Jot 251; price $400. GRand| gage checked. Tickets good in chair cars| large male: stray. N. Eue hd. from Moydell parlors. Mississippi and ai: | Deceased _a - . : aBe | des “3 ; ‘ filroyv lov ‘ iC © _ me og es ' 1 ’ ‘Try ; cholee lots: aS. ard There is wonderfu] sati ® f action, runera! Mond ay. > -. ni., 340uU1 Vista. | aear fathe r of Joan Kilros belo ed gon 1 4 hur h. the nee to Mount Olive Ce metery. bg geil all or part: reasou able. Box ( hic ago & Alton Ra ilroad POINT LHt—Loat: one, white and tan fe. even | McLauchlin de the em. | OL Maria Kilroy (nee Geraghty) and the | ZIMMER, ELIZABETH— | ¥.901. Post-Dianate | more, there is contentment and ha wat iu underta rs In charae. Mem 1 1s : o Mar- CTH Entered into rest ~ , 8t-Dispatch > ° > ess : ate Martin Kilroy, brother of Robert. Mar-| ¢ _~ —— . io mal: 4 years old. Phone CEntral 7449. in knowing that the sumeeiien- ai — oe Missouri Pacific Engineers Lodge h.: . tin and Louis Kilroy, our dear son-in-law | “tae — = —— we Ee m. pa noth LA T ; A seclios ia benwaltal | | ae 0 & Kastern Illinois Ry. iitenS ehentied ‘ ones are protected, safe from all th » io rue and brother-in-law. | loves t He cae) wwakewood Park emetery: wi sel] 0 sf »OIN — = sae ig elements that cause rin et BROW oO yo mi ype > resi- | Vuner: i} — he rthur * egrets ag Par- | ae te pire Mn Mg, vale aes, and our dear _caeeD oF trac ie. ‘ win a caving , town: | in 1s entra! Ra road POINTER BIRD Oe ae: yone — N ( ‘ Cemete : Bea. 945 » - ‘*hicag 4. 0) — +4 85 sS3) knowledge to insure » beautiful casket. to | M" Gnd Missoun Chater Ror UR a M.| KLEIN, PHILIP—Entered into rest Pri-| aim ae Seeveneen fey 8. a6 Te aS etre 8 |Kaneas City $4 ||| PoLice DOG—Lost; June 107 Bors pet, protect the remains of the deceased from , day, July 5. 1929, at McPherson, Wan.. | jact tribute of respect and conduct fu- | Indianapolis $5 | Omah . Box— oe Kline; containing 3 dresses;| Call FOrest 8244W. Reward. (e) Albert Hunine ... 3545 Indian | DEHLER, AUGUST—Of 4532 Ray -| LY NCH. SERGT. PATRICK J.—On Satur | Workers, ye Local a, ge ra naan _ a _Famous-Barr, reward. FOrest_ 8100. | WaqtCH AND CHAIN or IT -jewel, Mary Munzert ....2833 S. rshighway ~ on Saturday ZI y July 6, a.m.; husband of the} De@utifu flor ‘ip iterin a oF | — AH SPIRITUAL CHURC H—Sunda y, BUNCH OF KEY a roe on ring and 5490 block Gilmore, EVergreen born rtin € ' lawton ’ a i “y beloved son Jane Lynch kind expressious of sympathy in our sad o clock. Musicians’ Hall. 3535 Pine. ! @! ain, West Stoch! Tire Co. tag attached reward. Martin C. Heseman ...... x. ar Nye hic er F : E bereavement. tg the loss of dear husband ie Rose Hollismith. trom 4°42 Norfolk. ang Ay he call wat - , J : reward. Nettle Floral Co , 4404 Chippewa. | WkisT WATCH—Lost. lady's: sound if lt ! LHe iad ; ; ' Pink andttleli loved husbe r; Simon Strause a. mM. via moto ' d — ; |] =e Mawwe We i rer isband Mahalie Chaogdet. ‘dea or to Redbud, I). CHRIST CHUKCH—6008 N. Broadway, | || “Ride the Best—No Extra Fare '| POLICE DOGS——Loast: female. dark gray: Made for Gardner Q ‘ le levar at 2 m. 10 Mount Sinai Cemetery, (Cc) | I uality Donnellys parlors. 3846 Lindell boulevard, | at « PD. m. : (" ?’ ( RO} = ; . ies stitial : HRIS'! HURCH unda) | 3 : Saas | SHEPHERD—Found: larce brown — (ec) | urday July 6 ~ Frederick D. Gardner. Pre 7 eeare : > se CLEMENS, NORBERT H.—Entered into | the aze of JU years. 1. bors for their kinaness ana sympathy and | ..Monmday; medium going to Camp Laroge.| SPECIAL NOTICE—I, Walter P. Ellis of 'H. Jr. and Virginia Lee and- dear | r | Cherokee. mss W. KUN TY d (ATH- ay a ». ~ | that I will be re bie f » debts ‘ - LER: and D AUGHTER. KATH Monday, 10 a. m. te 12: Tuesday, 2 p.| that IT will not be responsibie for any debt: $3 diamonds and 2 pearls. Call Kirkwood “ » . , , > t i , i . vr | Lel 0 4 - " Funeral Monday, July 8 at 8 a. m rest on Thursday. July #. 1U2u. @ike : wish to than! . | CHRISTIAN CHURCK — Flower service,| ** (Siened) WALTER P. ELLIS. BARPIN—Lost: white gold: 1 diamond: 2 *e oe = ter of Mild red. i earl and Edwin Lefiman 0. : and pa!'lbearers tur their ey I- : _ special sotices j p , ” he ~ » ‘ aa 667 3907 CHU RC Ho A RKREVDEM#H 1 ION nny, and} souri. 16 closing ite affairs. All nutehold- race track. Juyl 4: liberal reward of- 1435 , R60 Remains forwarded to Chicago from | the George L. Pleitsch chapel 5966 Easton | Loeb epee ae Ta ( BURCH os CHRIST L. b.—Sunday. 74 r are therefore hereby notified to present | DIAMOND—Lost; about half carat: 7° —o . . . ; ; , ; : than! « i) ‘latives - 'from chapel. 429% North Euclid. Inter- m.. darline daughter 01 Edwin and | ur frien s. relative Sunday at 8 p. m.: Tuesday, 2:50 and sapphires; between Vandeventer, Olive beautiful floral offerings cz: | Ee ad saunas at at. ene) DIAMOND BARPIN —Loest. at Fairmount ing, Express...... 1929. beloved m of Sadie Coben, 1 | cousin, aze 11 month: ai ¥y vs pa fathe . : Ve, ™ portinesenensnal | Berger chapel, 4715 McPherson avenue. , avenue. to Laurel Hil. Cemetery. (ca) We wish to thank our relatives, friends p.,™.. Jecture: messaces at oe? .m., | the notes and other claims for payment. Wednesday: 8t. Louis or “alte, Rewerd. 14 vi | upe. 95 , z io Guckpetating ...6. cscecesscece suddenly on Thursday, July nian avenue entered into reet on Sat- | the juss of ovr darling daughter. Veronica| ELEVENTH ( HURC ii— sunday and Wed town district: reward. MU)berry ows. f } , (c) | * ineral from Wacker-Helderle chapel. | Funera! from Ziegenhein Bros.’ chapel. | oars m. Jeffla Hall: a aa ~ and 8, | FRAT PiN-—Lost; Lambda Cliv Alpha: CEntra) 53809. Birth R d d mother o Alward } c Loggins and dear father of § ve and . ; ies | | - oot ws of Thomas To and Mre. Joseph ollm r. Emmett Loggins, dear son o atherine| the pallbearers. and John G. Och, the! vinne le RR; 5SK4- rewa an ’ : debaker Distributors S ecor e 5165 Delmar vur dear in | Loggins (nee Hollander) end the late John} undertaker _ their kind and « fiicicnt | es call _CRand S383; reward. ~ .co) ees re. enemas S579 | | — _ a 3 = | BILL FOLD—~—Lost: between §500 viock | BRING—Lost: at Wabash wae dianiond ; Gertrude’ Behre iis . ee ‘ ; ‘ ; t i an a. . tary Saal , any wep siES x bas T homas : « ' a | { r. ™. . sie 7 on , . . os e- : ' eds y Ve h to thank our elatives v 5939 Orfio le Mrs. Sch ' ° | | 3634 Gravois avenue, Monday. July &,. at) 2621 Cherokee street. on Tuesday. July we. wish : 3 - nae | ARMY PAPERS—Lost; valuable to owner.| downtown or Case car; reward. Ores M Fk. 9:30 a. m.. to new St. Marcus’ Cemetery. i. at 2:30 p. m. to New St. Marcus Cem’- P wing» —~ henge me agrees nae a mame HEAR Myrtle Rupp's last lecture before R. Richards Reward PRospect 2346. | | LOOW ’ (e2) | tery. (Cc) ©Y v cir b APressions oOo sym- he leave le , . Sy ay wh 5: I a : = . @ e v M age A4RET ‘nee Dowd)— : pathy as well as the beautiful floral of- | Geleeaias 4 - aiid 8-1: ae nday. 5:1 4| BAG-—-Loet: black traveling bag. over | LOST—Bar pin: set with . diamond. | 6 l ’ : : 12 . o p av se aig . ae a. Bas @ orn rida’ ] ivan. a m., beioved husband of the late Nettic| Theodor L.. Conrad Jr. Special thanks to LONE STAR SERVICES-—2-& , ; | Lost on Russe] Bus from 3500 to down-| PIN—Lost: oval platinm with bow knot. : Arthu r J. Donnell r- | Loggins, dear broth er of Mrs. Edna Stratt-| service rendered. MINOR SPIRITUALIST CHURCH—Tues- dohn C, Chanitz brother brother ié é >i i Drewtn Q nn ) 36) ‘Phe r ef er-in-iaw and uncie.;| brother of Joh: a dertakers THOL'’ HT CcCENTER—42 MePher- | Grand bus: grav leather: with $6 and @ ward. Mise Tod eT) —. Becker Springfield, Ill. | and delivered complete to your local ceme- | D (sTavols a’ enue. Tuesday. July ¥. at! car Sheahan Undertaking f ty = arcs? ; locus . ' } —_ SPIRIIVA! CHURCH —~ Monday adj yg a | : m. to New St. Marcuse’ ¢ te Washinetor sulet; on , JAMES CARSON NI . ‘ MONG AY reward. JV31W Florissant av, ch) | Ceased sister, LAclede 9837. fe) A. Schroeder .. ...5477 Thrush | tery. Free catalog on request. 25 vears' | eed - » '¢ nner & : ; ee ara? gna Ss OR TORGE > 2 uesday. Frieay — Mrs. : $e oS £?. ode I ish) aivg co ed was a membe f Choppe m : a atthe Salmo MR; ARMOR GEORG! ~_} 7 May 8 p. m Mrs EY EGLASSES—Lost. pair of eyesiasses, | WRIST WATT Fi—Loat Tad x cornet | 80 }dr: 8 | Vi = 4 { at - ‘ . j \ s) és > aT Cen we 4 yo tae v " ‘ ' P Bo li ‘Da ‘ b) “ z ¢ Grand A \ . Mi tog . a" Boyd wa | sian on . ' | men's Bruin jeans B ., — vel | | weiine ‘¢ en ee ee coe) reward. 3031 W. Florissant av Franklin; return to Franklin; re- = eiticie "2. 5556 Coe Bunks | Caeen Wowemcn! MF8, GB. Vincennes, ing | OP * Hebets Association. GLASSES che | Sard. Mise Tod. Him wi MV { Lz | Strassheim * 2.) 13936 ‘Cote Brilliante | a: . ae ANTHONY IN MEMORIAM | REOPENING flower services Thursday. 2 | Lost; Tortoise son BR54 or RESO = MCE SERGER CHARLES m Of 18261; i , Wednesda ry. Juiv 3. ; — MD. 4360 Wallace. Thy Schulz, | case: reward. MUtburry 662 brown ‘i Mebtha Mat thews 3411 Market ' ‘ +1 4. i+ ie 4 ; q ; yrs tgs ; ny | ; brie ier "*) ae h 2 p. m.. he- | Nettie Mennemeys reaving - Whu cepa this ie OTT ; ; dav: Grand car: 6 i ; ’ i), SHO °G ee a v: ar; reward. 5411 Louisiana. | : HOOTIN« STAR MisSlION—Tuesday, | . I : Hou N D— Black and white, brown cers. Minerva | joy I am biue: reward, q Witt itl Prenperrerratty ET Tit Pere eyygty qa LAR A Oi it 1 Wills, abisi He iJ it fc) WILLIAMS. (c) ‘| 0984. (en) POUND BY POLICE. AUTCMUBILE PARTS -_=— r ’ na ; © a S5 r a } rr’ 4 ere nite For a!! curs, Angelina Lochiro ...4112 Fairgrounds pl THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL _v a.m. tot S. Peter an id Pauls € emeters I AAS H, G fi STAY H. nter d inte Fe dear son and brother, Maurice J. Cas | SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. °714A Armand ways aes Hills Country Club. William T. Chilson 504 | ’ singe es iA Lotus . . . . 7 ae of | ways eM : ” } “ radaseny ana avil’s rn Cirott ; ‘ , oy f¢ perry areq iff} ‘ - 2 . , pDe- ¢ CKLA CAbany 8608 GArtreid S351. (ch rag 4 J Pans! aear ther ’ the bret! co ¥ » ¢) . ee Hy aceite aa P , tig : J article reading: 14th and CHestnut 2463 as PE i Alb.on pl \ ae “kee and } on ik nm case: tty Chero- | Cah) 12337 (jraham (7) = % B oe a. a a ‘ i. ae ae ae Paet ns ‘ onhes - ioe : ¥ . ; 5OT6 fey) | ee all .eokuk: ‘ 35 Chippe- William Jennines Mine 38034 Ruesel! , Milton, Elmer and ¥ , eee “ : as te ben page ayy _@ Ke ‘ ain ae ince ... 88034 Rues si ‘e Ry and ; ; ol : =. > hen ae ce I've a heartac , ic ye found on epring clip, 41 My th HM Lite Evelyn Marie Mediey . 92474 Morganford | Geer brother-in-! aenaates ' a Movdell op; OF Pomgag oe Go er z Born ong red SPIRI cin _~ _ MISSION 1869S. Tenth; | : ; — Sam B, Williame ra c >t 302 Plesnn Rese Frank L. Yocum eae | " D tr peo ome arendson. in bis cighteenth | i e cao a ee 7 Sa r i rf og : ugh Some ee tA A co ASSES, a 10 ry a mary. ven | Bide. ' a . ‘. “ ' ;wiman } eS AY aven & ‘ "Lf ane sauly TISsSst* } ~ . | ww j , ¢ 2324 rial on, rewar . J ‘er reen Accessories, P For Sal Delola M. Fergusun ......2760 Caroline . | | Funeral from Wacker-Helderle chane rch. thence to SS. Peter and Pa LULt Oey ip ee eee Eee, es 2 ries, arts—For e } | | § au speed be. 10d war eaeeee Cope eer ancl La : _ Monday) a ay p. m. 3525 Bale ra. | KFEYS—A Yale. Ele ohn Viviano »ve-+- 3024 N. Seventh ; . Bene uth Broadway. “a : : CASSIDY—In loving re membrance of our | Eva Wagner, PRos. ee (. (ceHhe | pe black felt: Bix Bend ruad - | = ee et Roadway, 3323 5S. Broadway. PRs. 97 HY). Sati ly 6 9. 3 “4 cKt) Mike Michalek... 1033 Allen AND FANSIN, OLLIF ALBERTINE Me | dear hushand’ celia Paasch — (nec| “4p bat hove passed wery | M-~ WSGMON, St tae Oe —— a. BUSINESS CARDS nna Lesko ...... Franklin | MAUSOLEUM | selke) —Ot 983 Delmar boulevard. on hanerkoetter, dear father of Gil tt et dn” Ge nee of | (e990) | hn Ys——Lost: small Kubs Wright key case Ac essori Pp W ed Bart ; “i fle 7 ’ . "229 af Be . \ : ‘ ‘ ; i d . ; Ili } foud reerel bec ‘ = SPIR ITU Al. _ CHRISTIAN CHURCH a cP i with four seve. near Kighth and Locust C ies, Parts—W ant roara A, Heidel 5046A Lotus a - sae rad > yr Aen ejcter 0 hn and > : . ig ik : " he Kn riitdi, ‘I —s ‘ Mae : ‘ HORN AND SIREN Witd.—3 tone: must’ be gueoh i f red ; } r 1st 1 Jonn and i- le. im hi ixty “ond v8 mene aich the sun set 3 ‘ hal — Wednesday > Cabanne li-' KEY CONTAINER—Lost: Seventh, be-, OK'IUNLAVING--—Apy kind emirates, reasonable Bex K-155. Post-Dispatch. uth D. Mahone y .-.5.4..2931A Greer |} © “ monies’ ; : ot * anen thal , ‘ iC Post- Dispat: h. {ej The Park of Memories ’ ome - 4 . . ; 4 ' r = * . f mg , ee a : . on, = wall - ‘ . 4 ~ hice . ; " | TARE RNAC L be () F TRUTH 0404 Gil- | tor n *2 2RW. fe“g able arm hette r. f alvin. GRand on GRAVOIS ROAD FEY pT, THEO! ORE _Of 28°R California | X& , 1 ee I te “pte will tapes: ia ie ey through / more ay. oa unk 7 : ® p.| LADY'S PURSE—Lost; Fiora or Grand | BRICKLAYING. iv kpvinting, chine P 3659 alifor : i. & s+ SVannOe ANCE, ii w anal | rn. ireda) and 5 p. m. Mrs ensel. bl.; Glasses and teeth in purse: keep the | : , R 7 te Chaster-Pecpeiuaiiae |. t7 te: entered into, rest on Saturey; | Grotto ria Cemen ie aeere| Mra ee ae OTHE weet SISTER, | Electric | money. Return 5040A Queens, “ buikling. 4018 Dunnica, LAciede ton « Dixon, 2603 G! langoie. | | el. coe ead dens nee 16, GO 6: Sele Acre Mae Oe ee ag .e | TEMPLE OF TRUTH-—Spiritualistic serv- | :e—L red © : L. He! smaton. ington. er ggeatig — 4) 2 odore and Bre cht ata 2 Fevdt) yo . aud Bentonian Mutual gp Fg BF HAY — , sabe nie | ‘te Juls ths sa } ices: demonstration 7:45; splendid work: | “Litsifieer ane ‘Wateew black, with white gn pgp lg? all “4417 Marcus , | LAciede 7C52 Riverside 2470). (c¥9) na Je . Fevdt and Aucusta Haar inee | tion tc} who deparied this lle Juy MOTHER. (ers: all welcome. Bayard and Fountain. | star in forehead: 15 hands high: telephone | refere wees 6. “- “Hurmann. 206 ropes’ 4134 Penrose 4 ———s / ; ; . , ydt). our dear -rother-in-law, uncle and | PACHL, JOHN A.—of 22 & re NT H CHURCH—4179 Sacramento; Bun-| ©. O.°eGamble, GArfield 1850. Liberal | fergon eto n. Ferg 1st Ba i nephe Ts in his forty Seq" nd ve ar. ' P ntere da sate ' - est a a idr qc ca 9 HICKEY , In lny ing memory of my belov ed 1; 9 30 lee ture and Mess awee ° aoloist rew ard ; ic ”) + - Vi ‘ r 47 42. , a | Funeral from Wacner-H lderly an 7 | 1929, dearly beloved husband ia husband, Daniel J ee key, who depart-| p tT aker, Laura Thorn, social messages.) MEN'S COATS—Lost: two: on highway | | FUCK POINTING. WT iba aay >. s . 2° roa. ‘gr Tv } Aaw _— ati nr ' am Pee ‘ Os siti } iad . +} } fe Ju D ] » : Oth afternoor a d evening RP bylic ; . » ’ , ; n Schi n2 IND AKERS 3634 Gravoie avenue, | ueada ’ a Pachl (nee Hrdlicka), and th yf | ed this litle Juiv , " noon an ning. ube) between St. Louis and Farmington; °on- c illinger. 8Si02A Alabar a. U ERTA 1:30 np. m.. thence to SS. Peter and Paul's | ; “atl Marte and Ped s arf — f-. Requiem high mass, Wednesday, 7 &. | “ome (e)| eaiming seilseed ticket: $26 ~ samen | es NTING. oamie herman. ‘ 737 5 Am hers } " *hurc? me Katz, oor urd. ' Cemetery. (el) | dear br , brother-in-law, son-in-law m., 5 Oe Minced ‘by ‘ri Church. ‘HE SEV etihady CHURCH——Meeting Sun- | Coate and c oan Notify Drieriess Co. walls prevented, reasoua Pehneider. 1025 N. Seven: . | CHAS. & | FrLGHAM. OTTILIE PESOLD—On Fri. | CO See Back ae | | i ae WIFE AND CHILDREN. (c) | day. Frida p. m.: Wednesday. . | Slo N. Grand. (7) —— ; Dorf. ‘ , vane 3 Sunt |" éer July = , BS n Loreen S Ki itis gua ape! 2906 Gravois 7 wy at cur Gent | ieee ‘Bates. Mrs. E. Gallo ‘) | MON ET —Lont. three > bills. Finder = CK ft allah afnins : ES" I2".. eonn. H.” Fu rath | cen ce cfong Nrodls churn A’ | KRAMER—Jp Jove Remon Ser” as | TRIRTEENTH SPIRITUAL ~ CHURCH | plese rlurn jo Bir. Sellen, S211 ‘North | atom ptnebee cited Olas r. 613 Bconnecticut. UNDERKTAKERS. e a ite: oodeing and Ar.| mMterment 8S. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. | noch cay iw0 sears ago July 6, 192s. | 2258 Mevert. Sys: 2D. m Ml. Bele ees K POINTING. chimneys repaired: datap and V. Hornig. 7191 Vermont Lindell Blvd. at Boyle [Loui Pr sold. msi Boeck and Mrs. E. | (e3) : nely, yee lor other m@ We a MONEY—Loet, $53. tetween Me mm 3823 one prevented. Bs ‘ 4) ans “ . re z ‘ no re ») id rs ort a! | i ss o J ps ; f . a . ‘ Be. . | . ele ; : s) © * ’ Io FORD BODIES — i, nd C. Gonzalez, 817 S. Fourth. ¢ 3 (e682) | H. Ackerman. | RAWLINGS, WILLIAM.—Saturday, Ju! years that passed away. ree ao nn OF TRUTH Sunes.) and Maryland, Reward, JEseNeS Mar. | 2a pera Wet walls core et, ' B DIRS . All models. - ' and D. Sahs. 1645 Arlington gEstorgon_ 5 1i. ak “ineral from the residence, 515 )» 1929, ‘husband of Mifttie Rawling ” , ‘i always cuide us . Tuesday. Bone Friday, 8: Thuraday, | cB0) 3943 Botanical. PR. 748. 7 COMax 1195, 7320 N. uo) ane C. Si anford 24404 g ‘s pring ~ ooh Hy Fact St. Le uis Condar ul¥ Ta ral ain. 7 on 2013 | ict a | meet again some day, oe _ messes Sunday by Madam Pulla-| MONEY—Lost; $33. between McPherson TUCK POINTING — Wer et ot + i 08 . \ ich ’ nd § . Arbini. 5: 3°25 Wuson Z e- ¢ - "ae to “Cr lle o Hil Cemetery i TC c r 7 McLa ugh i “ty und: ertak . cme ' } hap Liy re ub ted with her pal. our dick. and Maryland. Reward. Ji ftlerson 4O25 ruaranteed. EVergreen ne 36 4 1 C ye Z ROLET BODIE 1827 coupe. $10; —-~ DEATHS rete (c7) | -harge yer, dear ey | VA TOR SPIRISLAL CHURCH No. 2.— ce | TUCRPOINTING ct 1926 coach 1923 19% GIRL ee aes | REIC | the Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, to*¥ | “Gorviees Tuesday and Thursday. 8 p. m.: | PACKAGE—Lost; containing skirt and aw repairing, 4 pondetes $40° 1927 50: cane . He . ; RY E. (nee MeLain)—En- | —, Se oe ES 5.——-Entered into rest | © heir children there. Friday. ? ; _ - : “4 a ae 4 eid itoid work: guaranteed. JEfferson , tron, 41: 54 St. Ferdinand. . A t 1 ALPIN. MA - uls 4-10 Pepi th + today rida: p. m.. 4506 West Belle. Rev. glasses; in vieimity Congress Hotel, Friday. | 4014 ‘ terms, Morris, 2810 Olive, ooker, 724 N. Beaumont. Alsberg, Matilda Kammann, Augus di rest on Saturday . S. | lave er ‘of Mre. Theodore Bagels (nee | rt : >t ; ye = . ‘ j | iS d J { ; | : ’ r , aie | ; Ci y ou s ; _ > rs ae 7 Ut in IN ING, Fr‘ ‘io i at f all kinds and modcis, , Stowers. P or En oem Ambersley. John H. heiting. Otte : Ai ale i ; mt tinted Tis. | | Re . our dear brother. une! and | . a)! yOu PR ( HILDRE W. j At KAGES ‘Lost. put in wrong Car | repaired: p ’ Nhe fis On “ down. 10 month; open Monday. _ B. 215% fF 3rd Atteburry. Barney Kilroy, Frank d. tom WF tal - tapas * " . ' Mur srandfather eg — . parking iot ‘lease return 10th and | aan sasone be. berry 14:36 ednesd: ay and Friday evenings. Morris, W PiFS vv 130A N. Rroads ar y , Ki ‘ Philip } ; rf — . , ‘ ay ai : i rune j ‘from Kriegsh auser chapel 4194 , i , loving memory of our - i PERSONAL Luecaa i — - - ie AS) 2ZR10 Olive. d ‘ Lovett Rth Bennett, ( lara Alice ) e.n, ‘ | &. ri Cy? di f i dl aie on Tuesday July @ 109% at nehter na gisierT Evelyn ' Por KET BO 7 ; i aie? a | Tick POINTING— himney butlding Call FORD BODIES—1924 touring, $20, 19-4 e ‘kory Benstein, John W. Krull,.Emmsa 3846 Lindell boulevard. on Tuesday | 2:30) a. m. Interment Memorial Park! part-d this liie one year ago. WW) : das Hee co 4017, ras rr t I morning or after 6, Riverside roadster, $20: 1924 coupe, $45; 12°46 ickel. Orval Leffman, Betty | aes a i oe Jock to & Lem Q” RRS atid — : , — | O744J Fred Merchert, 3335A ltask roadster, $35: 19°68 keuetiee $9): 1026 Bickel, Orv Louise s acacet eg larg Evanevill dj.) papers please copy, Surrounded by friends we are | elt = BABY boy yy GIRL, Wta -—Young or | POCKET BOOK—Laree, biack; lost, has "i 99) . " af m a te “ :'- . 4 e . o ’ *T) } ° : 7 ‘ Faget c ' ‘ ii | "4 ’ _* ’ Pa are UF. i nl : rye? ets » » 4 . . * P : . : re ; coupe, S85 19’4 Fordor. $45: Fordr. Bins, Alois. Lindberg. Oscar W. i a Deceased Ay., papers, Dit ase Gop 5 In the n ide yf 0 1 Py y a , avi Senet ral Hox D-424. #F [) peter (or ownet «& name reward (Kand nT AW. By HY pay high plicts for tuck a $55, open and closed deliv ery bodies. Caik- Bockstruck, Henry 4 Scwin (cl) With gsmiics on oul ace att : : rt KR -E— Lost brown Deimar car re Phone for estimates be convinced hi ine, 49990 W Natural Rr —S (2) STEEL RODIES—_] ton bargains. mpeg | Married Ladies’ Sodality, Malachy’ REMSHARDT-BAUMAN. EMMA aches Evelyn for you | BIDS WANTED werd, 414A Deimar. DEimar 2374W. | vears’ experience, | rebuild chimneys nd BOF . Riverside Se2e7, —~ on : dames H. . { a - \ | and F. Weish kia Wabaéa. Bors. : Lynch. Sergt. Scene one 7 oe ylen " ; _ .. ' ' ls ne ing dea , no ‘ ni ty ‘ ee the be , GuMe , specialize in beautifying brick or stone Welsh. 4 7 tan I : : 4 I Brinkman) —s) = oe: ' ’ erica? , how we mis® § u AR( HIT Et" I’ — bP lane. speci ficationa. } rsh Loe pa! {' ¥ hw fuuna beak | fonnte, Gieas 490i - ilend ht ye makes: immedaite delivery or built to ; 7 Kabokia , ; iwi >. ie . ; t iT 7 pes c Kroupa. 354 Nebrask Brown. Noble rw Patrick J. — of Married — Laqies odal Tliursd a duly 4 ioe -# os } loved yt BP in" deanna el) what we eday. sketches work done rompt! on- |, Purse contaming fe Star jewerird | aod M. Farah R24 SS 10th - Chaudet, William d- wwennemevyer, gee Arthuy Donnell ariors ; wife of George Remshardt. de; other o ows how we miss you, IM abie. Hitand 5984. A vee eee’ | ring and money wh; keep money, | Tuck Pointi Stain ~ . af? 8. . ee pee me be | i rr) 4 gptinarsd vanngie Pays: ee e'do: i Emma Fin i tative S, hrovd , af a | } ‘incall soday. | eure reset to ryrea! rowte Ange um oe . in Ing, aining ; . eis «. ~ 7 | ‘ahev Frances isbell Elsie W ] . a im :, = ither. brother | TREN ” EY , } : vour specific ations; tremendous reduction cris! meen Por rene Cohen, Abra/am Paasch, Grustay H. | HAND, M SKY EE. (nee Chandler) —E: Bauman) and Louise Kem shards ou! far | au =a rd, = i — her. _ | CLUB MEMBERSHIPS koe “Webs opi an aw Ph. CHIMNEY REBUILDING im prices: sre daily 8 to 5:30: open Sut- ©. Broadway. | |. ad, Fi e Pachl, John A. j} into rest ) Friday. July 9, af other-in faw, krandm: ther . ter. | and eieters and all Bihan . v TT, | " ot a dene Suster, 2 riday ceyening Eb Topping # epecialty: prices reasonahie, dav morning til! 12. Traffic Body and A, & o Conrad, orence. Phare oe idea 4 “io ler. 6! aie at ME BERSHI?—In largest fishing and ster 2835.- Charles Stone Jr fe) ever a ‘way 6 °° : taniey 4" 6n Ashland ' t Rawlings, William. t I at tne , “ law and aun ws Fe | MEHL BERG—iIn loving memory inn rd tht leaxue im Missouri: 7000 acres | Call Sunday morning and ee atter 6. a2 a. COMax 2200 f and (. Sessiong * Cuddahee, Margare - relict of rt : anc PNnd ‘uneral from Ww ack lelderi chape! iear gon, Peter oe whom. tne a. | chan bouse 2 big lakes, mountains, hard RETURN silver change, giasece: left Man- | SUSANKA BROS. Truck Bodies and Cabs J. and A. Foley 4362 ¥ | Dehier. Aueust Reich, Charles 8. pce gpaiie thu la Hand, 3634 Gravois avenue. Monday. July & ‘called “hk me six 3 ears a6, Jply 6, 4060. club "eell cheap or exchanae for eutn. | oF 4 Smee Best. Sth fleor sitting room: : Kemshardt-Bauman. i “at i OOM OOM we 2 x» ag BR pp or = 8 = a2 Oe Sed a — Elgelberger, Charles ny : (mma ney om £ scm ; ND PS THER AND ¢ asta t Wabada. Fansin, Ollie Albertin 4 a 37° afayette §=avenne. ond: _ ee AMANDA (nee Ketter) —or, ™' *EHER AS ED HIM. | ¥, 2423 Prairie. Feydt, Theodore Richmond, Amante [july 8, at 5:30 3 St | ; Lafayette avenue, on Saturday, | : ry of Louis | PERSONAL Lost , oer 8298 Virginia iat ili Roemmelt. Catherine ‘Chur h Interment in “Mian Mo. 07 July ‘6 is =, beloved wife of uy paserr In 4 ies parted this life two BEAGLE—Female: hase pups. 4561 Han ; srt THR Pennsvivanis om. ons Schaefer. Elizabeth HEINLE. JOSE! H J. JR Suddenly + para ‘ane ae “» , ™ mt a | 4 & : Gle . hite head _ hike front ier : mot ne J ; remodeling. r w —, — ewhange. TYier 3731. 1423 Farrar. (eet : ay , 4+ us. on Saturcay, euly %. see oe ate. |e dear buen ~ aan — Interment Calvarv Cemetery. Noonayp serv- og og ii] wtill heep green , | ae “ rg Ceci xpoml- of pups. 2 weeks old: liberal reward. Lin | neet 7179 orhia ¢ ‘ -_ a ; ‘ belo. ed wite of r —_— — at ar rri¢ thi niere and ¢* Sit). ; “] _ ‘ J , 1 tits ice (o% } A . ‘ v all nh . on det! ame ieG} ‘ ARVENTER work wer ’ sO a 4 7 wilt sper. runeral 17 ene is Uurtor } neve é aJ cai “ ; tT} ma timum - papas 4 J a4 , , er of Norma ant , 4 . Funera ae HAW F rR. 1 EL 17 ADETH cadiy minced by WIFE... DAUGHTER. | @~. acancie ny in group of | COLLIE-—Lost: female: reward. COlfax eeneral repeire DKimar 4907 ' hee. Tt ee ; Anna F dearly beloved non 0 A Compton. | mand, Mary E. Sprekeimeyer, Anna PED GID De OCD Seatac et tad So og fs bat a SR a Batteries ty Ma ry ‘is : : ® *. Berry ler . , Ferdinand. Funeral Monday. July & at 10 a. m avenue, Overland, Mo Servicers at Grare (nee Breckmer) ; Tires For Sale ‘ Bs Xk. 58, 3 nier from tlements’ parlors, 2217 South Grand | Fra ngelical Lutheran Chure 6300 Eas- |. ? seventh stres and ali who soved iim. i? for « particula: rite Dr. Davdimun aid t fel CARPENTER—Porches wer ment Ju ‘Bradt urd hak , Lost, Boston bull June "Lindel o457M : : ‘ ar *y ia TIRES—4, 31x5.25 Firestones with tubes. . a © ? 919 gets ee botlevard. Interment Mout Sipal Cem ton. Tuesdar. Ju Bw Mm a : Inter pe , Is 4 - ROKSCH— Arthur. Hotel ty : male 29 rreire: werk guarantees! rim! eomdition : cheap. 407 Bates. : ine’ Demetis Sort) 2 h tery. ic} ment mn LZ ke sf " fe (tere ini ~ » , } rT ? ’ = re th ovr 7 coe” Sauna ; passed sine? thy sad day : S pay reward a identifieation of oes ik | rd ae14a Montgomery reward Cx RRS. Tirn ~» be re ‘> 4 : . Si . 4 cane ane é a ’ o ' _ — " . ’ ; am > ,vir av ay a ' th «(Chee ; 1} > /- ‘ cK r rut be ray . . , ae Tilt E's Tire Mcaie a take notice: jar -— ur 7. 9 ixt AMBERSLEY. JOHN | H. -En red inte HOFSER WALTER—O!f ©5144 South nrre " Mets ur dear mothesin- | W' hen é,. a party with Cl wrt et . hich frock | DOG --Lae inale, gray Mexicat toy. re floors fences, ASecriment «of used fires In town, ic \ : rest on Thursday Ju vy 4. 19249 at 10:40 Third trect. on Thruredas nly 4 Lore an , great er ndmoth: . “se ah ; P mise ry fernebils aedjan «ptt rer ruige a" H [lard RTO Sars lode AACS ine trock tires “sus Cheuteau. ; “i , a se Broadway. pm beloved husband of Rose Am oers! ley .G 07 - r wt 4, ar tine a wns pati en ty fifth iden aundmother, in he “in HER. FATHER RROYTHER SISTERS : une “fth at 20 a. m Notify | Te — — =e — s Splis , Hild’. aii 4 v: owe - Did aw hington . . 4 > ht } ) f oye , | § d es ' io) . [42 : -“ ‘ ; ee , ' ; - ITRES—Slightls used: all sizes © inspec’ f Sa " : n- dell. ine M urTT hey dear se wr ol . hari €s VN al- and Rosina Hoeser »anee a ice } ' rey eral fre ae the o*he s ache funera! A wT) L L “vu HO LOVED Hi™M Pa Att f yh, a ial reet cant niawem t. ree ard fever Avhert. | ing alteration : est , Cc these ufusual bargains. Glenn, Grand By . o fulgre irene — Am wate A residence. 5010 brother of Raymond awrence § Loretti ome, 13 Meramec street, Monday. July “cH AFT. rk ~jIn loving memory of m3 = }—-Laoet: eo ree male. Police. enewetes | [ak ‘noo imetes furnished - (en oe 4 ‘3 bees 2 Afrrllarnn!) v unera iF 9fY , , 7 > | and kR SINR hioeerr and muy 1€? 4 1! : ' ‘ . - 's = } trr and } ary! a ’ eur mather t storie ' the r oe * “= } 1h Pye } “ 7 _ $ ~ r% ‘ ° f | Mon ‘ iay eo uly . at Ss -30 a . ~ ¢ 4 - . ; , ie . ne as v s . ” fa reward 7 4 AKPEN TERING Repairing dohe tia fh - } and A ——w , f} ' Northland gyvenue s ‘ nenhew and “HUST acec ‘ hurch the ee to =S aa ter ne Pars] s — _" ’ va ‘ denarted this ai . oft Pry - ’ “a Cr on _ eong rity al ert aie Ee, owe tires. a S %. J1oR L505 sie a. m.. to Blessed Sacrament Church. In-| "De ins at Witt. B: hanel. 2220 | Crmetere and Paul's | sonafler Wi he ag Oo | RAILROAD AND : M ~ GA — od - aa | Uret-clase work: easy terme. ovina wo e . = oe 5! nin po terment in Calvary Cemeterv. South Jefferson avenue une ’ aw | pe - one xox "— (S Rae pe te . te eee bert u M onmcias viank ; ; 1526 8. Third. : IRITA South : uth Jeffers 7 1c". | SCHNEIDER, LEONA ANNA (nee Reh- ful mothe ) and MOTOR BUS TRAVEL A chat. W045 Michigan. LA : — ~ oo 444. ey Donnelly service. to c elical A wonder \e | CARPENTER alterations remeod- 7: ge *! c . ter ' Mere} on fee : rae Q P 4 D mn mop) —«f ' ~ . me a : i : ed nr y . - r ar » 4 i> TO pare. : gt tae a tre: no orcas: ) | Ea) 4 50 MI lberry 226, (C€ 4 . , . on rida: July a hs sin at 14} 30 a. m : . ai i | b “ une? r o i) S sree tal ’ J : “ ‘rer e : oe " ; ’ heere 17 “ (fri : ’ 4 worne hat . pet. answers te heme SIRES —Goodyear. new ! lowest | 3 ' er rs. Marie Juohbneon. Mane HORMBERG. ANNA (nee Thom Whaolerale and reteil: we ship : | , 9020 Bork = Esterrd iio rest on =“ 4 wel SON ; ' ‘ Sadly mis Z , 2 . rkory oe 3: om. widow of Caswell JOHNSON, JOHN W.—Entered Into rest ington. Mo entered inte reat Thursday HU “SE AND A AND CHILDREN. ; 4 ’ — . . ° P D°G—Tsst emell ehite. vith Srown ears where ATS Cage ai Krriteman. 1%. 7601 &. BRroadwas. 1929, at oP $3) 2—HKANS AS ( IT} = $34 . ‘ ar ether of Clarence Bennet! on Saturday Jul 6. 17°79 at 12.49 a 3) 192) at i] a. m dear sister of and brown epet on heck, Return to) respedeting: PAY as you ride- sony terme uf ; Birt SP Pease nea Bennett dea = — n-law mother ‘lowed husband of lseabelie Johnson ; and Martin Sprekeimever dear aChWINn—In memory > of Elsie M. Sehmid ; C and : ment. Gienn. Grend and Pine, (c83! tea, 216 Deaths last Week. oak ca ak 38 ee ae sixth year onal aad father of W. Archibaid Johnson : of Henry and Josenh Eeckr'kamp whe departed thi« life July 4 Tulea $1" £15 ene 9. Den- | a _ ler Man's —e Reward ici) | o8 Terns fen W USED 7IRES—$? and up ALT. 8. 4% *Te were °55 hirths and 216 ri ya ins will he d a Warrenton.| Services at Bergesch funeral parijors Monday. July & at 8:30 a. m. | There is a link death cannot ¥ ) p+ gts La $ 7 Leste ond = o—— 1 semt Ce one, black ee doa. re if w 5468 Shenandonh “- Aclede OnS1 (om deaths re ‘ M = a July ®& n m from: 28481 Washineton boulevard. eon Sundar.| from Niebure A Vitt parlors ta Francis Love and Ls —memmaen last forever. S10o aa ormings a ¢ urn. at: Ss ot. ) Sundar hemes , —— Ported in St. Louis last 0... Monday o — + oh -mete Wash Sad in m.: evenings § Pp. m. Station GUL Chrat- oy 154. Sunday only. After retry ee line — TIRES d- we ; Wee u the George L Pieitech Chapel, $966 Eas-| July 7. at 3p. m. Interment Monday. i! Bergia urch. thence to cemetery adiy mi. REN os at GArheld 2333 ‘b) | Hiland 7373 (9840 Teane. ee W Keles have tires wt tg ; we vow W anti par. : Sixty persons died of Of-jiton av. ic}! 8, at Franxford. Mo (c7) ‘ington, Mo. (7) HU “SBASD AND CHILDREN. nu #8 . : a bee leader Tire Co. 2671 em, ‘8S? | WW os agi i ‘ * : Ort ee | oo

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. oO - SUNDAT EERE pico @e-200 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS inT hese Columns Today. JULY 7, 1929 | ; e. : SUNDAY. SS sirens : SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED_MEN : a r ‘ y } J MEN BOYS - ; be 7 AVIA INS ; AVIATION INSTRUCTION WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS—MEN, : =. = —— | CHEFS—Cooks and -ANTED-—_MEN. LATION TRUCTION JANITOR ~Sit.; steady worker: | Righly | — oem gy By *Tai. cat | STERG SEES! po iy | eon 0 0x24. | free fi rT emi ployment: coms im oe He a “ ' . PAPER HANGING — Clean “ne. painting. $6 MI i W af m- commended very ki nd te | a nie r Burton. GRand 2570J. 4241 Shenancoan. IAlair- Ol1eS$- arts a . “job. Call Lindell 8501, (1) GERMAN GIRL—Do house cleaning and | STENOGRA PHER-CLERK—Sit.: experi- fooke ca Wates 1 oui vay. 200 +9 ast ey * ee bs ee linge: 5 SP NA el Oy ie ON Be ee “ “ AOS >» ~ > cote ee (cB? } ants steady . : ) s uf 8102 1a l Bus! ness s T r ainin PERMANE NTLY T REMOVED. 600 ALR Sit.. colored: apartment; mar-/ | washing; 1504. Agnes; phone Tyler| enced 4 years. COlfax | tion, 204 N. 18th oi ; Let, = | PAPE RHANGING—Painting. cleanimg. D. > = . ian Tt hab —Sit . 01 ae -, 2005 | ShoNOGRAP — : rate; a — ih _si.. 4 —Ane yous © r : heed | a ER NE EE EL eta place: reterences. Lin »W STENOGRAI HER Sit. vont: accurate vin ENGINEERING — have erature | _ PB * € oe . ee RGGI oe Are 4 ” . vt s : at : 3747. wee. : 2 | . ; - : . NEW CLASS STARTIN : | ee “62 ! rs LAN st pet _ Th rap! | dei i8301 W. GERMAN Sane iy aot gy tee - eter “140 Bats at fice| Young. with sone experi ns ee — CLASS STARTING ol : N PROMPTLY AND DELMAR 4386. 4549 LE 0. Therap te LICENSED ENGI NEER—Sit.: rg | a a Sere eee | STSROUR ATE et +. = rier a construction mete ne neat | 6appes , : - . — . Sent — ; — wat. ne : kK ability. as o. 22 NA. ork ; erienced - roll fy ‘ ee 7 . amas uri demand far exceeding the supply. ater Yr. 5. wOek GUARAW SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED taggin sae ecuneso8RIR : GIRL—Si.. cleaning or bundles to take| erences, Bvelyn, Victor 29417 cetera tay os ee th i. and. OO ly 10 tw iz. . . ‘ 3 aii - swt ? é "rLr. . rl. 434%" h nu lp electr re fedile ng . i “pin c . , “susp? . . - — . in ' : : / ; ° a | b “ “as . ' , +, , . = le ’ 1} aa ote te by muit) P ' need] ~ e worter colored; ome. Jbfferaon woh. STENOGRAPHER—Sit experrem — per. | , “o> , e great strides aviation is } i] ‘ = vi 27 HOW 1SIN CTRO GIs NCHMAN—Sit.: OF BO eo we pent . ST Inde | emis e i ) E de & at F ea ar > Tt *%, oad T. refer “ JEfterson 0892 }GIRL—Sit.: experienced ony for; manent or temporary position. Lindell Bat t)-106 = ed. with some } ani es bod ; wee” . : gO : » i Me kar, Ot a ahs ~t- a a ws Riser rary ae ane + SW te ig Mya 2 pee c . * ‘ ‘ , ry by ee ‘) . (ys ‘ uj - | of properly trained pe rsol nel. . 7 em poten ‘aa Seer aaa Ware ' - i = cl ; : MAINTENANCE ViAN—=sit who does pa- laundry or cleaning. its rson 454. ' 5438 C L LEC TOR Mi ot > Sl toe — t su = ut > AE : ur ranivaty f nationg! ; } ind qualif | iabie: beéutiful sa npies; 3” years ex SUPERFLU OUS HAIR Dering. Dalnting. plastering. plum Ding ~ + SIRL — Sit.: colored: office cleaning at|STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST—stt.; 3 bead een : — pv Ie ee ae i ory anization Oy} Nai ai ; : | De rpeue;4 work guaranteed. Muening haus. Remored by 1()-needile electrolrsis ihe. penter and electrical repairs | “ —," bg m I me. 6 land S07 SW. vars experi: ce: accurate apd neat: ref . 4uiled, Apply 3205 , ~ to giv € the best training pos nm ini Vt 4 8444 Park. GRand 340. (cS) lig. and permanently: 600 hairs per hour; | positi m, have ona Brg? Pn ig i'GIRL—Sit.: colomd,; half day, week, day; | Sane “C6. Aclede 3306 : : — —s, Ww a am? aoa ~e ey ’ ROOMS papered $6. — \ pemeneiate i ’- | Positively nu ecars: 2U years’ experience! ence Rox K-394_ 1 en _—___— ; - i house cieaning. DElmar 1204f. nrcboce. corating Co., store GOUU N. Newstead | ate mide ed position Of; ur week: or cooking PArkview 3145. { st os Ro 27 MAN—Sit; middle-aged; ‘ | oT week; oF cooking ——— ns COMMERCTAL ~ ? } L- i “yt rs » yt) sf O121S. PAN ines Ss) | AMATI idville acts, chorus] 1; ox ! Post-imspatcn, ‘+ gener ' “ Wee rini—sit genera Orie OTK, 4 N( MAN U. 0 : an Bidg. Cl ntral ooZQ, Le ai ~ a : | GIRL—Sit.; generai_ housework; J Werks LA nes Sc ‘Orest 652: ; 1051 Boatmen S Bank : if s ae > 7 ered. s. ng ciuGgiIng paper, goris ‘ } at : . ' . ae a} . id expemenced river. | from Germany. 49337 Sortolk perirencr ‘ . ? ; . . r | | 3! a or » a ei. ’ sal ne ail " . . . mis, r4 © . : vr Ess . P rip . peu Ey eniugs Until , : ” pene: 1. LEGA th Market > Nt ESSIONS “4 oe , = “1¢ ves i GIRL—Silt.: co:ored, — or nurse: stay WAITRESS—Sit.; tray: = - irs My . be iy : her « = = : ; re hone Wicto 42%: aw. ’ } iii! oLihner col g } i. WIFE Sit ar offices ” plac ' me? erences. y i t _ ' ; ' } AN WIFE—sit.; cie2 ces, |; Ob piace. id 7) : ' 7 ; mn references. Lindell S@gaW. | GIRL—Sit olored: h mm by week | WOMA nee gy washing “and. Ironing cone : ~ ’ . . * , ~ ie a ; ie? ner To , j ‘ rN { ESSIONS i cl till-¥ ? ’ : a. - ~ ee pac ance. * Vi ‘$950W : ye mse 3 nr3 Gr as ols. . be i ; : CARPENTERS AND Bl ILDERS ‘ 4 + } na : LtA NING f 31 im nt- ; nd jrin " ; 1] & ae : aine , 4 . - . * Oe 20%. Post: pao . | +& Ges RL , ry - ~ aoa * — laundrs i " M x a" cnlored: w hole or haif duc ee ne any | Gay 324.00), references. J creel) S . . ~s FLOORS ; ; be jal 4; eee: . P ‘ : ' ' . ; hile . i ’ - 1€ j rhs .s ‘ rics . 7 ; =) 1} i] . ek use Cleal Ing. [+E ty ar ii4]/ r = uid & s ‘ t = . sa .- , : Limg 4 ore’ Teillewed, hidd ‘ : , tpt? Ly a © . 7 i] ng. as . qi nie rTto tte (Curve } ‘ y 2 _ t-] j tcn. : ) ~iinrer : lg ad , ~ . “OIOT - mera: PMs at ” a a ' : Js cus. ORS ee oe fi sis isn TING—! male . Cason: | ’ ~ ee . m., b04 Fullet B we — A Se : —S1 : ~neat,_colorea: Pe many nasa | wos oi v GRand 7:3: CONCRETE LABORERS Exnerie =a iy commisaion. some expen made lhe nev ict rand i tt bia) . rw NING (Ct).—Kooms cleaned sm bal Sen nday ore ae Pay SS ane ~ , ne rk ” | WOM AN—Sit .. whole or hall days. Call | 81°35 h. me fe ail Sunday before ils * Z noegary . - Sunday S37 chy) ‘AINTING fir si- lass ’ , 2) , . Ta? Co P "ATT" ? ie a . Seae —~— KL- eebera hOUSEW UO! @Dnd cCUUukK- ie 1 z ar r a a@ee nee ics Au teed: 2 nabie. cman a eas papering: oremp) Tindell 8473 EMPLOY MENT WANTED . Indell oth? ng. JEfferson 7041 } JEiferson (1: RRICKLA ERS — Experienced: am ; (AUBS. SF pIng por in ‘ ptsyriort ss : AFTITER aa) {f paperhanging ; age general office 75 + > day | WOMAN—SiIt.; néat, midd)-aged: have fur- hour Cag re ji 3 Ge Lor 3¥1t r : = ied » , : cot . 4 , ald : . : , me “= J * : i ait ; sa) 4 . ‘ . ored re i] hé cay or | nmitrre Be ‘Tel »* Poet-Dispatch » nthe BY = / @. MH. A123 : . , a : ae yh neg : :) or: reur ' ;? las i i ites NOiey al a Ww ork MEN, , BOYS : \ : erence | reliabie ° rele renees. e . 3 rienced. ‘Linde! il 1700. i - Se x : ade). a : se : Cook —ir waiter 7 _— , a ae: : ce : . ., COM, Ban OF Be. et ! hotel work JEfferson oy : ing: ! I c™ 1929 (pa jeer ; : , 7 ‘ : ‘ , ra i 11) ‘ . : ry) an ocsires worl ’ Li} . : : y . 4 Prompt rr ; verti g vie iT “rite! , 5 rf oi P21TOP att : : ; : aa : z ‘samples. "peoe Case, | 2. cir Andell 2310R. WOMAN—>S coiored: half or whole) Association. now wu! t : rc | , a go1k “ ca or ‘avs: doctor = wOrTR (Artie! ; @ePt« | COOK—F»r = a aan iW OM agar +? uw hite aliround: cle if? large Stn mer - ; . , a 3 rience ahiid e s : new loe 4 7 . on om ' hs day. %. 's L ncuin } geod Varese ‘ - + . " : os. sie} stare) exer : Sa ' bs 4 r ‘ : ; ma + ee he 4 . | WOMAN—silt Hiored for laundry or: ®eight, ezperience cic . in = ; js 7 ae. “= . — o o - ; . ‘ ’ tu tw ony. ; FF. OUSEW Ore | eleaninege “Lindell 5045J Arcadia. Ma : . Way ai iu jay fii a}T) « = = ’ iWoMAN—Sit ” or 3 days housework. ct ITER —Slip-corer Cutter: OTe 4 all Mandar. jEerte reon 2800. Sunday. 11 to 129 a. m —* — | WUMAN—Sit.; + house work or | CUTTER—On Indice coats: GIRL—=s!t “Olore Nail © nore CAays,; , aiek -- Miami. perienced: no others need aDppiy. | J : , s . 2 > " . t* - ae } _ : r) in? r ANING CO. 1 en stenvogr ‘ e 01 Mae hag ins . « Naiceee eee wet aie ana Sth — Linde! : CoM} Sit.: German: wants housework; & Alu zg. 1115 Washington. cuarante , Cbntral {fy . P.-L) on —a———8 =" ariiustee: ¥ "| GLNL BUPCa, s2OUSCD ak Fr Uke a go home nighis. Call 4628 Gravois. CUTTERS—®* first Cass out — . Al T ECHAN Ss ¢ ra ; . pa ‘ Sidne e-, VIKL—»sit.; colored ; hal : hole} cleanine night work. JEfferson 3577. | , a ‘ine specs Ar Yh 19 Sl A a % - . PF an il must he VIEN \vV AN IE D TT A BRR. Cer tepehbeor en Gas Light Bidg. 2, bi i a et a eS : enclicnaipies nije a Pye 2. Reps? toy ond Se an ie ial eer 7” “ AVP 5 nteed: wor m) , se] . Hy : 2 &. oA. | work ern ? housework 1¥Uu9 O Falun : at " “y . — * y . ‘ ‘ 4 seve MPa ‘ ‘ at? “4 . ~ hata ¥ 4 levy q , | Mi - Felined, wants poMslion | good par do not a ; ale’ - p. , pl iversified ex bas patel ggg , Or dentist ; small salary t9) thornughiy competent sae 7 i edene, sinet gail r maid. ffoy iy tay ‘K-286. Post-Die 12783 Sunday a. m eo f tes ake: re{¢ res ma! J é ment: ry or per- (l.—Sit re ie ms or purse: WOMAN—Sit reliable colored —- Van Mondar a.m , hind : nana erienced. po ardet aw P work; reference, t WOMA)} > strong, mu idieaged: gvuing . , ATTORNEY S—COLLECTIONS | BAKER good third hand. and| e¢xverienced. poultry garden, lawn, ete. . ADS; SONS. NEOMCRSeS: SENT! cong manuiacterer, © : a : BLDG 20) 36M. me m . han ol ¥ ages. ; - a ¥ Si : ' it : use- ane 4 v } ) 5€ TR. all Mrs irect-t ns . ef ° d LIFE INS RAN( . jaime and lapsed uapii- | r — ’ ratr wrk hal! ; : i _ , E 45a Bates. ; . a4 “nag cn aang soos card : a be ., T ith a wider cies eo lle PA or neo ~— > I 1) i> mm ER "abe, Gh Arouad - ; _ — - ' _— J ‘ : J >> ‘ i a. " . . . : AY CLiLlice rent, - - ‘ +! ” }’us ei utch. tT) el. 425° Washington. LInde!! Box K-2: f t-Dispat Lui. : Aone ath han m —_ : ERP 3 ae ae Ve IMAN—General housework: for hus- c Splendid overwritir braizel, 602 ashington de. ,* : nine - ~- be ‘ colorec xperie : 0} : Ww ag ommend, (QQ) ieual | ‘ - ‘ - band and wile reference. Lindell| weekly drawing account periencey ate * 2 PO ML ek eM, NOE ak ah ee ae SO a ornare wereticn fo o a ee: Ore eT ee OS Oy met Be iad PRS ei ios, ves & , ae BAK IOK th lass, all around an m: reference A oT Ww after 5 p. m. maid J Fs LET Son ' z P ‘ in work alor : A 0 : “ag In;OrmMalion in conf) PB tr rs . * Ps — Db pate i¢ , , wi ' Si dé E ensbs Mer Greeiin Cc . vs , OTs, Waiks cy; ’ ? — tore xpemence, reteren , +0 . , . . . fersou WOMAN—Sit.; colored: wants housework me aa ing Card Dept, Pi ~— | ih = PLU MBING—New repair ?, aa, “ye DANCING | BB. , it first Xperiences n aten. | $. | half dars or by day: with experience and) Washington bl. ¢ hicago, x AINT ER: — - . \ re nt (nas. G ai. Pe PRIVATE DANCE settee Tae ' ce —_— ad, rol ) ; ey laut references JEfferson 7660. | VDRA+TSMEN— Mechanical nd ae es cit owe. meres “no | apt gee a ecmniul onsen cies ee a lox K-420. Pots- na OFFICE : efficient ork} a: 4 ran ’ pa PO ncn ' . | tural; give full information as to | ; ee ee ee tant -"t 1 5" : _ . idiom seed D-186,. Post-Dis Oo cee a CAME. | WOMAN—Sit.; colored; wants cleaning lence. Previous employment gag . CUNCRETE a. Be fuun Jalivis, | PLUM SING—Prope rty own i lg yee Ci ae eae ee, ee ee Yteag geen cg wn +1. > won gelang : ; . ——- iateaias by day; reference. DiElmar 2786M; any | Box K-151. Pe woul ~seeieeeeee —, ONCRETE Uy \ gS ll e — errrtr ee en - | both of u ady and ntlemen ach- + oo 278 Bast. Dienatcs ti ag OR reeks . ee. “ts b LOU Will care I ‘tr avel. Box K-337. Post-Dispatch. ixt- and sa! ary in first letter, § hours. 2651 Wasabi ngton: ¥ to i +7 of all hinds J : > - i int frst i i? ] er.ergreen 457 — oni nable. JEr ' , &* Riad Q omc; May, eCvVcniligs; . : ~-1703 Poet- I : : Sry? > Wilson 637 Keokuk LAciede 307.) p Rie 5 aan se srk ean later naaarthe “— ya — or! PRospect 75055 | WOMAN—Middleaged; cook, private 1.q1-) ——— -Diepatch ; —— ry UsOD, «Ovi A. CUAL “ , : br sed atta ‘ fesSsUnS8 CuUaraniced: siriclly private warte Wi ( “? . . os Ee - , 0 way I! ] : lau | DRAFTSMaAN—« Wm pe te " ‘Are | Ts \s apprentice, Cuy) | ——T : ry . —_ _— —e is = €- 1 ae ‘ ‘ : a : é j i bf } ‘ : Hut SEGIR! Sit ; rae ' ve aWay Or sUMoicr; BO Une. A nt » . : : : . ate resu is; 4 a s. J: e 2 7 . color ‘ec. general hi . 177RW make lrawings from f ee fn Au ” .persence, itex D 17 - aus.and. . Adams, 4014 Delmar. DElmar 6059. ' : ate Worn, plain cooking. JEfterson BUD. mE |} #ive full particulars and caleen ed Pomt- [rs] : 1: ‘ ;' aes om a ne | WOMAN—=SiL - age 40. Ded. ashes position as first letter Analy bn a ry } ——— | - — reliable i? | = De ee PAE _ TALS te or reins Ce ae “ CR: Cogeatem LE LOE A ee AS apap es ogre son CNEINE cortnen, a CUNCRETI PE oN yin Sy MPR), ee GRANIT' iu ‘ reasoinian ) ar. 2 8 r 4 Loiyvvers,! . : ar? Ded ve . — + t 4 MUL) I 2c. ; i ; iit ‘ by hour or — : genera ‘oliee abi h | ' sn " _ eer ” , ’ ; ; | o> >. - \ > er rm, — og i , , A , i + h (Use ele Il r te. mo eTriess i of . = j ——~ | . : : ‘ : , 4 ? * ; ; . = * — : ee oid and : ge Cc MWU1 m € 92 Ui lve st. —_ Lessor) 7 - . ‘ | ‘ stags Ye@rli ong * 34a Poon D ‘hb ue z es | visi re N i olas- l"cazley Airglenn co - 1; 37 LAIN (. UV «4 one f } ‘ “Sth Missouri GRANITOID and ceme = “Py HENDERS PLL M IN N "H ; : Tuesd m versid bauer Sd. | HENVERS: BING—New, repair, YE SCNUUI—Cliasses lucsday, Fri- "—Sit ; yea i. & years’ high, paint ‘ontract P.4 site. 1LJ¢ ef Linde ree Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. { ar Ww Orn. Permanent ; - prt Mi onal’ i sidewatks re ryi} A ! vs ’ its a6 FINSC S ; : . ’ _— = ; ; : > . ; ; , ’ “ss * ‘ REE j , - (7 " V ‘ . ? ~ Pe - 7 ' ‘ * HOU SE NE EP ER ees Si ee. h rj . ‘) 4 ’ . . ro ae | - | *] a tre ‘finest grad: yoy Repair Co., 3o21 5. pd. oepe. PRINTING AND ADDRESSING (‘new beautiful book “5 ” Dancing | ots bd new Or 4 i | PLUMBER i; 1S years experience IN; CEntral 2393. 1123% cheno [ome-!| WOM aN Sit. neat, colored; cooking; in, to experienced, competent ma a ne accustumed 23). LAciede 3154 —— oe wil] | ont a tee ae egg i. ramar ots Ge rma! wi ork with plumber ty -—— = Spool pag nny he t “Tas -- wae ' €. om i) sh careaeer "halen te pay. Jarv: is, CA bat —— ' a ir. EY zs a . P | cos a4 - —e ——y Ph ~ Hut DEANE? ER—Sit.; 1 lu meotb- Post Dispat bh. DRU - oe iy arroul. M 463-. - ' ELEC TRICE Experien 4 ectric quic K serv ict riz i t she ctr , a ~ . re iPeu, , cvated ; it] j nve ati 67 ting 4633 Nee perr Dei- ~ : i 2 L727 . ; |: my — sig WPrPek ac s7 ‘ : athe codicil ae SeREED F. ie nF > COTM pe Lert Lb rotes- | wi MAN —— it . midd! € aged: at rigeTa ation ¥ ork, Sunday a. a MAin 4838-50 ntra nd Sv gy > jdrcdiccn Oe ORR a POR ee Ne I RR nh 16L0U ‘ — } se YOUNG LADY—Sit.: keep house in moth- enced on power plant des PL. ASTERFR —Ex pert enced: t ae Onc ured; jet us exam _ Se AKING MILLINERY wo ik a —e “ | ». SALE SMAN—Si! anti ian oe i ree ful) charge. bux & “lio Post-; criess home. 26114 Natural Bridge. outs, App! room 505 Union Bicg, perience and salary expected. RixsG—Ss! ‘ ) amd up: IxTS :~ i? 7 ' . 3°00 oo wis Ro ates ~ — M. A Ke E o Bali ~~ ee : aay Sats & , : x.) 3° 1-1); ' D ? * i D spat 2 | YOUNG LADY — =it.; attending school. 12th nh and AYOTIET ; ie 4 Post-i)i=) 4 cheap; quick service. 1507 Vail. Viet —— at aw ee te Cor. Lie) =e ie ft | rene | HULU SEARSHEK—Sit.; German woman, in nis work in home in South St. Louis; ENGINEERING DRAFTSMAN Fit MBER * APPRENTICE —Exg 45%8R tf) MeWhirter + rrr: vs “3 f ; — — Adee - zs . ' Ye it aay si ERA = ' I + ri¢ss Home. Miss Schatfer. 1SVeu ~ h : for room and board. (a an. oni: for reneral plant: «y (Miiax 45.70) ~ - . * ~ , ke iy Pee me mee TY S ‘ (ARF?! RR ' “aha r , . i s 4 ? eu i! ere) ‘ I Ire ( of whlagh 2 —_ aS. 2 Prien e m, eALSG A mae , b ry _— CEPCssencs te gs ‘. BIGe! parinersnhiyp. ’ vi / ci aphone operator: five years ENGINEERING GRADUA : es vn nateria oe terme. CKntral 5154. 514 Lucas. —— eae L nO _ODreC’, | OSS: | eee oo : ee oth wholtsale and re Post-Dispatch chi experieuce; four years’ commer-| young. with two ‘hi a spuee a Rig . | MOVING 5 to $12 load: ls . He (HAtrrEL! nite. year: ; preicr ep. y; have own transpor “SkaLEPEK—Sj CaPable. muddic. ; “ial rience; references. P.O. Box 1027. / ence; for work wit corporations = ] 17 ene iris my truck l Ai hk ox K 197 Poet- Dis. (ls! fed; smal niuy adults emapic ved or (53) | connection with 1 ri ND Hf Seyret - : : “2 » Ee sz es ? Sa Le eer eee bs ts ya a bel aie gs WLICHK service on house rug: aii work vane Bonde Viet n tenance f] * : bal, ene that can © titets ‘eticies. ' Add? Fos WwW. Harwer. C cuarariteed; ~ i’ or time. Wi right anectrn ; : , , : othe co “0 ) N MAi 4% Mwy ANG ~LvCadi and ioung distances: hau! INSTRU CTION q i LUK iru fr private jam OMAN Ou = ~ © 4t appea os ‘os She : Home cr “VK Ne ashine 7 ing wvutract wanted. Lindel] §0°7\\ . : eee Lindei] & - a vit oesi of refeernces: 4 a a wee abada De- 7 Ss ving ase, re ‘of training and er WE SPEC [ALIZE iN OE be Sig eg A rary Ke TE US selling experience: desire to con- | Of So clock wt HELP WANTED ence and ‘salary expected. "Bam Commercial wiring. motors and oo demian 1 fur operators: day. evening. Schou creck | Meaeee Sethe =" By Irst-C — company . ore VRK—Sit.; y Chapman, 2444 7 Post-lMepatch. fans. Call MAin 1594 COLUMBI 77 ELEC ta f Loemetologs 35y. N._ Boyie. v AUFFEU cpertes marnie + — z a — ——— Ot. — _ MEN, BOYS FARMHAND — White si da ims €O.. 211134 Pine at. STOV E AND FL RN ACE REPAIRS | AL a! Abe practical Englisn: Class for ity referem ntra!l 73 yr le. ? an 4 -oeaes* packer and stock = Sl . HAL FFEl R neg can teach | AIRPLANE CONSTRUCTION MEN—Ex- thoroughly understands ope { in ~ ti te ee nae = A. 4a. ES repaired whens red 1") re . cK. Saturday Mournllss. , PKELR oT a a - ; 7 x — ing. 3 x bee) 4 ae — ' perienuced BR ning sheet meta! workers ~o ge any th Fordson and cate - : ; : , héjne Pasi ky rs. Vodsun rincipal Uodson Schoui.! ~-.~ s mane”. ttt ee RAPE _ AGER—Sit. ; years with | LALY—sit.; w to take care of chil-} and i assemblers. by letter or in|, _ ing Cows: i a. ye 5. ah UY) —- a —— — Ca mal ring plant amiilar with ren: luc hou! rkview Sut 3J person to FP. O. Gibson. production mana- | 54's tk of th: - = i for we of this kind. A a x * } : a op uae che -hildrer, light _ 2 poly ¢ . at, we r , 7 1 EXCAVN ATING (abanne. t Core ~ . ° ! | : H : i -* i? 4 _ a ; ’ ry ~ ’ ’ ’ , . ng oc 4 "(> } " ing or c 4 a . . Ce LLAR DIGG!iaG—And gcravuing: reason- STOV —F\ KNACE—REPAIRS LLJS of negiected ecucation, call Mra.) pine. peijable: refer mall eV Sale} stock accounting gel Nic at o> bcazicy Alrplane Co., Inc, | .. 2117 Franklin. , val ble. PArkview O833R 65905 Theod Os1a ACE FIXTUKES. odson, FUrest Sz¥8. 5337 Cabanne a . TT AP APT To ; Se CHMA Noa ~ Starenas). 220 | ParnMHaw - wii ace. cf \ N. 12TH. (c8) | .¥> 0 N. Tea 7 gira ergy IN 30 S. £4) 7 ' s , : - , _ | : é Pe ‘ mae i fT " —s . 4 — " —_ ’ —— indera hauled Riverside KSOGM BR AU I KR NEAR O! oa 7a ] . EVergreet 0. = red . . iM AN D “€ round | L: it Wan . ng ; | ARTi>ili—Phow retoucher and other mis HAN ANI DY MAN-——Around buildi EXCAVATING—And grading reasonable | STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS acme tC eT xamination ~ es dhptlncgtaee a9: Sere we tegen tae 19 aD J = —on waa Lad, | g ° er : or. pt Pr ellaneous work Gray Adams Engraving woTeL Box D-4+§, Post-Dispate - “ aL A S ane Se . nd ding c rr ; " a ve ott ari ’ . s rs fs : ‘ ls Be ALi. VT I “ : 4 ‘ ‘ — atc} : “0 ] c= SD ing tudi. ws Cyt oe — _~ r" ‘ ‘ ; . t* Le : ¢ : ' } . ; - ss Tw Sty’ D ‘ eat " ten =e ~ UU Ut} ‘ | DS “ ae ml + Pa oa i ; altenti ore t, +ar . i, al t it rin “ >. ‘ : ‘ } } =u os rp LK iN ‘ i t : ” [7 ’ t Grive car or trucs: muss 90 experienced. Apply | MA CHIN IST—Fidert ‘y man pres ~a $1.50: work guaranteed. S. J. Sone ey. £2 P AP =- HANGING—S$5 room: work. pa- | : . a — i Wren ; LAU NDRESS— Sit: eo) ——— : ra ’ ’ ° - % . p! 7 : Pk ' : Ww i TMi me. PR oN . y BL. 4 . "an rive n it ° . : . — . ’ ’ TY = ” -~ —= ’ ae. ee . fitter Sa0 Wroming TAcledte ®°* 24il ict y? ncluced. (thfax S433J. (cid Are in Demand at Big Pay " ruck: r of ie ~~ : Q37 c d any 3° . | PLOW PIPE AND SHEET METAL M AChINISTs—4. st Marys - : ; =vEN— FXPE RinNCED, PAP? in HANGING. Palin ting reasonabie a eT ‘ ME‘ HANIC, Lo St Charlies Mo a I LAY : SON NENFELD'S, Schiueter. EVergrven 655: (cQ9 Experienced need only apply. Puh!l &/ ¥, NiST—Firet-clase : . sich teitth dinndieee ee eat eteldieteaiiastin ine oe . — -Learn in the school whose iplum 1 0483R ee cide i— — . ve a world-wide standing: vening ’ meee ann ~— _ earn — estate . uy , ’ , i. ‘asecs c Or write for ooklet. ale . rt . , “ = : Sener D DET ICNCe ox K-26s : ee * : , acturil ry ’ a= : LAUNDRY AND CU RTAIN | = rN eo n and ub. C - heen sys - LE M4 S10 . , er ed: n eet JEfifer- P, at, ’ - ' ! 43 turing ‘ . ot20 Thekia. 7 r experience. x s a ——e 7 . “ ’ , ' i ~~ ’ - ~ » 5° P rae , ‘ as * . - : ; " ’ . —- . : . ‘ | ot ~ ' " wt a , ~ : Oat rier teh. s _ . aetiva om ra SEARING | PAPERING-—> : PRIVATE mstruetio Spanish ana/ 52 | MA: ~3 vears of age: best $s eS: om referred i ) reference. Box DPD. | MAR sa WiFE—are for : bei sa Try Tres bs = r } wri s 9 re ; , rete He r } 4 tfor , , } > . I, ascqeom aaa . oe — = , aes a oar — — L.A‘ e 4 , bh © vou to olter, Bos r a. y mT S /IPsi-C.as : -D spe t ' cr i ren i furnished no children : A : Mrs Reld Lindell ~ 263 @ (2G i mn * 4 | I } ae ios it —, 4s va m ‘iy : +} ni . ' ( *, reici ‘ “* : ‘ eat 1}4 S| ’ ; - ¥ =~ 4a . . 4 a — AT al : A Dins PAPE RING «4 Sens, - a er de Ge 7 NTIFIC be oe : ulture ta a uEDt - ENCE: . ‘ T . 5 ‘ iding machine t- i ’ RE Si - ne ae ae " Bt ORKEEPER— ‘ ‘thi - manager must be | M A N—swong for Stock room. SC ANI ng irk KOM , "ized —— e) a netructas 4474 eae ' : fate antl ner. Taivor I Tt G Cleveland machines c 4 a DUNS « g a on ~ Bax Din he “ sO rized n ; PB as ne wl prs, en 1 ‘ rso and salary want a” ‘oet-D ~ rede 41°: | ~~ . — os ! Post-Dis. | Mas Lniversity graduate on MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Pek HANGING—Gusrentsed: : hington Imar Of (eS) | enced, 25, singl arin ) CNDRL ~ : ES — $7 : n EVergrees 51) ] ic} . 7 work a mish s tant refer es ; M. 2 ti years’ clerical! *asher: e =o .~ SCS an! BUOKRKEEPE R—Charge f entire eet | opportunity in saies work. ; Biz h and Loc jeNoCeY 5581 Welle oF HEH — $100 Burin ss years Chemical Bidg. 1 ml office eg immer. vt Py — HSN Real SOY gi r h Bris teé itis rus on . = . , - ~~ , , > % 7 : P . ° » ° tek ~ trucvion. : ‘ ) - ynGay, , OOOKS, State age, education. reference al ocust. 4ii — i-—— HANGIN ut — HM Chambers. LA. #748 loon *“ eel A, ee ; rT year: ollege } years’ n "I J SON le - ; ‘ > Of tels . . +t, : . . = J Es Saiaryr. -i0 i I ruArantetd field 2ti2 . Ta ET BY) 3G) 7 RKO} nae 7 cery and | low study; desires clerical ‘or ‘legal = Box D-105, Post-Dispatch. 1¢7) MAN—Middleaged: to do - - PEON‘ SCHOOL OF DRIVING Bae GS Cede ee ne ; ‘ ef ; ‘OI on LAclede 499) Box D-150. Pos PE RH. 4 \ dor re asc na bie. 1° *h vou tn d ive Complete course ’ ge oe . ' ee : - = te - ot , tera mete ‘ ’ — “- , BROS —7 De Vere, E'Vergreen 2275 4 lessons) Individual lessons, $:3. | YOUNG MAN—Sit 34. desires ion | Ga Efferso- ie an ‘¥- Be ag oupae i Bos D237 Pe 2 En ns ; : — ha * Tw 7. oh . . ‘ -~ 4 > - - . .- i : =" ~ ? y ,Y _ - *% . ‘ a : v4 ,a° : a + ; ” o , : ucK |] mt 719 627 Clara. . »} ’ gg experien Bere sav rirr busi ness reanizatio: Atl’ RES Si nh - 7 a , | a) MAN AND WIFE—Cook. butler af refe oe g Yr ~hy o feur; must have references, >. marnting. rowling. granitoid } PAPERING ROOMS ul ainting. pl rome ; 1 ito) elgg ; pal 7 &: — ROPR ACTIC —{— Complet e CALL te all when plasi:r falls Schaffner, ENVergreen ca74 | chores RK EEPER— om plete Or work for board and goed bome @ - B® Brg a. Karel ¥ Or Ne « tiy- }’ or rentract mm. ae r + Pre ed « -~ 7 * melt 1. ,/ years experience Wednesday, ge. cheap. Lindell 343: . eta a h al | @ Sond | ¥—Deliver typewriter Ne ~ ERING— Hand wet mamdin a Pe mn ~ X ray. dissection, labo av antes SNE niet : aa Ss . ive ler May Lon ry = Phone sit terw a 4418 Saaaen peteatane ‘-? s m.. a buitens re — ae VER HANGING—S$6 room: paper } i na clinic experience. Write - years experienc uy | St: | + ——— =| LAUNDRESS...8i1t.: colored: wane 7 ; : Married. experienced, a ullons pia ree. 2 At dened Spain & Smith lector 0649 fo if ion. Missouri ropractic Co! ; h ' A. >) re -. day. Fr gon Sat wanes ‘ , ae +e Ure BO Work ¢ eg? ta dic truck ; Ovarcd of farm. caretaker for private ; . e . et - al } - : * ‘ +. D " 7 . , ' ‘ - : , : 34 ‘ 4 $1 ‘ ir Gi a re Prey. harm fin rt : ry Tear } ‘ ** ei, mn lw N ~ 5 -— : at BKK HANGING) AD : » air 11 ig «> . © Lafay ite a - weak 4 ‘ s FC nr } o } . ' ’ ‘ liect . ‘ o - ‘ . . ; |. JIE ff reon 6 r 9 . . 4] ite x ’ ‘. st *. tut) r ca 7 rive reference. AW) fOWERS sharpened br mach ine UP: estimales given PVE tee ome wen (cn) - ok ‘ nreonpert = =i 3 ' ~ ' ier . i “Work 88 '7F a? BO Y S— Se hoolbo ys. to sell doughnuts dur a Post-Dispatch everything sharpened and reraired. E - . tn ti : ACHE ? : a °° .* : ses! LAL NURESS 1 ex penenced i . — : io a ae Sa arcane abke eee ered. Biles BRING 1 : : iF ACME ACHERS AGENCY on. & Diana ng automobile rence: Wed oh : ing _vatation. 6346 Delmar bi. (c80) | MAN—To solicit fire 1 ’ ; Arty ar | rd = h } -’ ‘ ‘as li¢ | wy} SOU Yes > oy - ~ " ; é |" i wi } irane ; i ine u : aa 2880 ithe eben ' atch plas . fanklin 6433 2 atat Write : mons Im) COMPOSITOR OR PRINTER—3 r old. } sel Dobile insuranc aan i la 4 Artfieid ‘ hursday bakery; must have! “PC® Mot necessary. but bhelpfal; : . “ _ ' state rite in r PY ort Riverside TAXIR pe Aree gen P 8) SS - = " . | fUarantee tt right pert y a E> rey ; : —— ' , tee tom} ; ; af vs , man t1 on "DR 2. Pence. ‘ veveniler » _— PLASTERING cone. rea! eap PAPERING—Rooms papered, $3 up. peat Stories A » alaiies 202 } d ——— . . er special alee D - me vee : : aesires men's and — +— 8a * Lee Bide. Kansas City Mo. ruarantoed EVergreen 2178 clean work. Hliland 455s ics Atlanta COOK—Sit iret fi} , Te . “g , . . ; ae - ‘we , P.- : | ng R200 Faston av ‘LER —~Age 46-6 cy Service, 1344 Oye tes ee MAN —PFor pacing, det / *tock roum work. Bas SR: Am. "fits ; thie PLASTERING New on 7" h work guar PAPERIN >. Dail t g. miaste ning ‘ + =e Pre ces %.” ‘ a = ¢ ; ; “oy . ; » 2 : a) : An teed COlfax 8319. , *Sasonsoie, Kuaran teed. FOrest “4242 TNOTY en. Mae “dead cane CREDIT ul Ss x a Pn ‘ tek erri ti s. 7 JE 7 ea Re3] orec: by day or poche we i, eeeTy. some experi M4N—Youns. singic with some va ; et ee a aT ; - LS8_ F Sf ferson in taurant work te he « bas) ‘ ~ sOCateG im cily: state age PLASTERING—cCrtlings: finished in any SA DED Dieta and Linotype operat- ried wel r Prernes color desired. Phone DE!mar 3607 i A! ER HANGING PAINTING . Re Proteins a ] set] ; Yone ; pa lad : , ; ’ —" PLASTE RING uck pomting cramitoi “ te guarantes \ ‘TOs | quis k y. write hy aay Pree Mea %, ut a : , . © ope : ; references. EV- Sundays ommenian A TE i. . ] tn D728 ost-Dis : . a . . : Exper enced brick Re tage ard general contractor at PAPER HA NGING—1() beautiful . 7s : chon Toledo. ¢ y ‘ nn i . . a , walt “rr - assist at will ~ tent : reasonahie prices all fret ctaae work al! ‘ — a : a ii . i . mi. a } AY s ' ee s | f pred wants house oy : 7. > Tees Vin ‘fl « BRroadw ‘ - " 4 wm j ’ > ——— ; . " ~ s © as £ ay oe ’ orders premintiy attended to Sundars and om +) R58 ig ME N W ANTED lA a JEtferson 5500 M AN ; nctel} aoe Ss : - : @ | ons el % wax + . — : - 2 Dights. Lindell 3585. weekdays. L.Ince ap iGING— Dan Moe rae ~ carn $2” S30 a week while tearn! ag TES ; i. a le ee ficia]: | MAITI ont work half day; uy mm ~Wholesale cloak house wants bright PAYING A! i ' van >| , , Pine lent refe: home. JEffersen 1737 c hoy. 16 to 17 years to A. in iwiicing 6599. S&A6 Bnricht. Stewart of he +e beng ney atid sap taptia iu arias . - as Tist ere ' ‘ . STUCCO resurfaced. waterproof in colors, | or Victor 3 branch nd 0 $i4 p| erence. 1 ‘ Prat -Disnat _ Sa ll MAIT t.: colored: half - : plendid opportunity for advance. MEX .- r > ROM ‘Neh — th ; re erattes. plain and ornamental, plastenng ‘APE RIN, ey ; shi riog of trainin This ~ aaa gistere :' ° ner —— wn e lawn JEfferann 90845 = Dboys seeking vacations jobs w: ; TOL . where turmer'y cement waterproo aseme 25 . ' my ty “ani li wor rn . _anent ations ; yh) fare, ant 20% ad ne ~wumakdios one ae S » D - i eo.” o re & . proot basementa, EVergreen avis. 20 : he ce ne trade in America. Big) "an’ | , PERO : —, MATD—S t: eslored zn ee . na _ ec. Box ¥-151. Post-t A’ 7 ‘ vT.. . . +t Dienatch reference » 5 1 YS- / roung men about 17 a ER J . = - Faxpe enced DAN ven mye avis, 3928 St. Ferdinang , 22 taste fe : : . | WE RENOVE wallpaper. refinth panic. | some a may tréde in the finest eeuieeed chase | ™ mmediate change: experienced: un-| imtellicent, well-educated woman. shaw . [Serger : —* f ; 'S 5 MR eetNt ort - > ine in everiasting colore. DMimar jaat | PAPER Wan ING—$ \. paper in nerte inion Pinished Acs | 7UeStinna ferences’ age #8: ¢ gh amed. for invali ideriy sereomn or chi : lored. retin adeli | manual traiime campos: cc te eee = - Sret-class ouly, De FF ~~. : ~S eC. Ucerqd ar She miit r Bla’ a : ; 4 ished. Act ! Re Srl Wenstr ‘ +x ‘ — ie ; , ; " t start st hot tom MEA re UTTER — First . nes. — ‘ i. 2° WLDOW GUARDS—Celliar doora tal air ra a os me rite Mr. Collins, superintendent of THER UM — — Tee eee izath manua! labor im pesition: must be Al r . aS . =! ELDER! AN—~Sil | erienced ¢i , leaning. 2 das miler ety silent chance for advance-|appiy E. A. Herr Market. Keema r Rice in o " 3) ings and Tepaire Jor ~ Ironworks Ri. : +7 . >. I ‘4 ; ‘ nr) . —* ta AL RE dk EN gt teed o 3 ' Ab Willies, NOIS WELDING WORKS | work. aret - amg ae, 7ae | nal? day l.Indell 2A59R mn_ 9371 y= Rox Y-236 Post-Dispatch. Macklind. one block west eof 3 | | , - —— Lila “y ia Salle et. Chicagre, 1] (90) 43°33 = 2 . “ ~ 3 " 2c 3 te ~ — mi } - ciaese TESferson ARs ° . oA Hi a SE pa'rPling a spectalty Carpenter re- _ immediately Hiland SSR for PATENTS— Wateot E a — . , an i cn : me ' ' ' Waitresses. enunter wicks: oa. = ’ Us 7T refined Drartica arn tome. - - . (e} ain — . don't call. . pe rine mtiy or cman " rae@¢sona hic. I Tr e ; , F laws rer Ann} kiet fre — ace aCe worn mtset furnish good reference $15 mw mn - a. fret aenees sa % W E i DE R LET SELI.ERS. the painter. ave vo ; ul eeo a a | retail re ar whol ot vt © trif Tes od rs. Wilson | son 3188 a” , ~ ~ rue. John aE = ° ae + , ; ; ae Acety lene ; money of wre t " shy ‘a ' . - a ry . ee a o . ; Bes 3 Penn +. eS - .. wea x. 7: ain N ANU ‘To ol -_ - + att od antes r BeKt paint job. ean In 7 entors—Why . P M ; k : he st | DRE 5 oo on “444 gee | OP ASSISTANT ~sit beginner and road ay we * en * o153 Pine. ar : enced Apply Fischer — aes Finders and losers turn to POST ' y ay ore 'T Or porter wnrk eolnre . \ —s expert fitter: maker Willing worker: age 17: smal! salary cor - oe & 8: | PAINTING ..Interior and exterior work HM. M. Plaisted. re ns . a owns. coets. sport suite asitera- Skieret Rex K-120. Poat-Dienate * CHAUPFEUR-HOUSEMAN—folared. cite | —— rouns men . ous C 6... Unien and ~ "hae t " _ Prise ATC H WwW ant Ad o 2 -3 thir. heat fer - = ne rte ty ’ _ Gas -nteed n0n-union Laas prince. TY) —and meet oe 7 reare experience aioe _ - 7 as 7 — , . rnceg. JE fferean B23.5° rr NOGRAPH =a = > enmerio;n ‘. Ci perirnre retere tre {rem food ormt ame? feere oe, a Rra! R O8s~ 3. there. Call M Ain Litt. ade marks, 4415 Praca Delmar pars 4. * _ ner ; SRESSNARER — PErnerenced a achen! educatien mr rest T2426 eed: hig on D- 38: Post-Disnatch. — AND lol NnG : riige. : icO9) Peres ' —— — Me ( clase work: reference. Linde? i s) ENO APHED : CHAUPPET RR ninred private : twnine- lone furs %8 § 7 973M. eee operators $55 BRO CO ea, Louch | yard and housework: exnerience and ne. | RR ORN> ae anemic OTA rs iv $ ‘>. { Sifax an z.. — . ae aegpesnr; Ee =< K “47 Poet Die. =. 1917 Oat . a. = «ire

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Vs yet. | have ter. SUNDAY eULY 7%. 1929. elie * to ai) ON | a in | and mali Cail 933. uur- mt) ) ry - pre’. ici | construc a - COMEIN ATION HELP WANTED-—MEN, Boys” CHEFS—Cooks free for acquainted; Cooks and tion, 204 and Walters: employment: come Wi strong organization “9g Waiters’ Employm ent st Loti N. lSth st.. second floor. E NGINEERING GRADUA With soe CxpeErience tion metho! equipment Apply nea | | efect ing © 6 apt | traini: i and | pec ted, Box 1D-106. Post- Dispatch, | COLLECTOR—Must be experienced Tee surety bexd required. ge in City; ers Bldg. sé Apply 320 Plan. Ce OL é Et For installment "~~ ment Rouse: / who i . Post-Dispatch. (el) DRUG wie RK— Registered relief work Sarnia ee ay. 8900 St. Charlies rd. Bepe RIC 1AN— Experienced, Gate teh amorh: Sunday ENGINEERING enced on Van. (eo) erceting and euper-. eting card sales. rein, advertising COMMISSION with ago, detarl r, experience ed, Competent and ee from finished electric re- m. 1720 (c) DRAFTSMAN — Expcen- power plant design and fay- outs. Appl room 6505 Union Electri j i [2th and ce “Let. slits “eit ENGINE ERING DRAFT SMAN—Firsi-claas man. ae ~~ general plant: layout and wtaté experien salary, elec. Box D- 508 Pon litications, RS : fc) ENGINEERING “GRADUATE—Mec *hanicals young. with two or more years’ experi- ence; for work With. large corporation in connéction with the ogutation and main- tenance fleets of motor vehicles, Apply, - Asonag age, ani ord of training and experi- ce and salary expected. } Post-Tspatch. a = oo FARMHAND — White otgie’ man who thoroughly understands operation of farm machinery, Fordson and caterpillar tractor, and milkine cows: room ar board: must furhish references from former employers for work of this kind. Apply J. Dougher- 2117 Franklin. ‘cRO} AIG ae round; good place John Oth, Ferguson, Mo af ae HANDY MAN-—Around a waces. Box D-48. Post-Dispatch. HOTEL CLEKK-~Must be experienced; nicdle-aged: «ingle: state al) particulars aic last em loyment. Box D-200, P.-D.° : sell sick and acci- Sulte- Zi1, ate etaie NSURANCE M dent: liberal Frankiin av. JEWELER AND DIAMOND SE ER—Ap- pir 1914 Holland Bicg LAUN DRE DRIVER ae pertence’ ES, experience, etc. Box 1-138 LAY-OFF MAN Man experienced in cabinet work. See - floor foreman Sunday between 10 NORTH ST. LOUIS PLANING MILLS. Grand and Carter. MACHINIST—Tool room, 15 years = ence. Box D-84. Post- -Dispatch. MACHINISTS—For assemblin and Jing flectrical machinery. 4100 N. mee Tee Eciderty man preferred. ply Monday. after 8, 4227 Ysa MAChINiISTS—4. st. Maryse Oi] & Co . St. Charles Mo.* MACHINIST Wirst claes allround: age and experience; Box _Post-Dispaich. MAN AND WIFE—Care for oie: = rent. furnished: no children. 3014 €ass. MAN—swong: for stock room. 162 . Morgan ct MAN Gniversiis graduate only: opportunity in saleg work. 222 Victorie az. Sth and Locust. ic) MAN—Middieaged: to do chores and light work for-board and good home in wet | try. 2548 Hebert ey MAN AND WIFE—Cook. butler and ae - feur; must have references, WEbeter 2520. (ch MAN Married. experienced, ag manage? inetiturion caretaker for private piace i ettution: can give refe Te) ? 3 BH Poat- Dispatch. _— : MAN—Ta solicit fire enee mot necessary, but helpful: guarantee © fright parity. Address Lee Bldg. Kaneas City, MAN—For real estate far: With or without 80 per cent commission. fling. 6200 Easton av.. | MAN—Youns. singic with saome expenenc® |e restaurant work to be captain in cafe ocated in cily; state age and experienct. | Rex D-312. Binet. Dispatch. me i 4 c} MAN—I: to train as assistant ger: excellent mifesion to start: reference. Apply & a. Singer Sewing Machine. MAN N—-To contract. ife lat. Ape ic) writs cl? reps atat@ D-] Ay a) anal experi werklg 718 H. Seperwment. =i sellin experience, tees A Roubee State Rank B insurance; to mane Monday 7. 7182 ~+ pon Rory NENT FOR WEL N "ER? ROR WELL PAYING. PERMANENE oF MAN 4 S BLDG. CHESTNUT g742 fee) are UTTER —First-class: good. steady pesition: must be Al no others apply. c. A. Herr Market, Kansas #2’ sacetind. one block west of Kingshis!- | Motor Sales. 2 mr HANIC—Truck ; ppiy Sunday, = HANIC eon and a for fleet of truck #. American, 4 N. Oth. (¢) First class; to work on Hue cesex. Good pay. South sie 1726 Lafayette. a | MECHANIC.—Capable. who can inetal!l ard repair laundry machinery and ht eT oniess experienced, don't call. 123 N. 11! MAin 5215. ial MECHANIC—Experienced on -accessory stallation: give age, experience, reference salary expected in first letter. Box A- es Post-Disnatch c7) MEN AND ROYS— ‘Team Rear 8445 pny MEN—And vounr men eel! ice c per oent and bonus, S319 Wash. MEN AND YING WEN ” trainee lene runs | 1 wt «{ MEN — #0 3 Aistribute. cUrewal’s , m. i917 - ir ageinoe . Ht ory uy —t* > — ’ — ye EDISH SEANSL ATi mr = oy HE ATE is SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929. Za 500 MEN AND BO YS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? ST. LOTIS PostT-b Isl ATC He HELP’ WANTED—MEN. BOYS ) HELP W for Alexandria Slu- | VW ashington. ( vai tnreau- thi aisv iui Main. om roan wank jog maciill in wpela ar with pipe. ib Ne : Get Groceries Sari ot Stat Wholesale outside work; al bout $25 a | L at =—and Make ADDILY lv Lu Ete sail righ schovul goud pay. Cail | Besides! ar bidg. CHestuut | -_--_------— “). | Yes, right now, I'll give you groceries at Se rock-bottom wholesale prices and a chance cuver to pocket S10 to $15 cash profits in a gvvd you the same opportunity Cou ait mal vX- P an Allen, of illinvis, whe - required; ied A eterred. reports profits of more than $100 a week. gu2 Equitable ‘Bids. d Slsy. You dont need any experience. Gustay fC. SX) farm iabuorer in Minnesota. — the first 5 hours. |, of Louisiana, says she 4 aay in spare time you the same chance to sure money on groceries peuple. Lig Profits—Eusy Work president of a million-dollar com Ll distribute high-quality Groceries Household Necessities direct lactory to user through authorized representatives Last year my rep- fad tatives made nearly two million duil- | lars. w 1 invite you to share in these rol | ‘Ou Make money frum SIX ME N 1e ¥ } l will give you ween r new ‘al ; Groceri es and ot 1er Household Supplie on ooh reage MEONT? + indglng ; xcep- , 640ings Of one-halt, rou “hove anizalivt 5 ling advancement: a wonderful tu make and suve big onal opports moncy. yi Lu Up. li. onuay a . lhe fleor, Laciede Gas apes. MEN WAN Expansion of our appa! - Les ent neces: ital m os year: ae necessary ‘} ae ti) ruubd, giart. ® gran. % or ing; 14! with eper c! ai VU © iii. machile Cail As aud « J. Lis, experienced d inal on val y—YoO students 02 cgnvassiie & rantee and neceséar) . gis0 Delmar 01. SERRE hich -ec hor bidpbas adios wulivil. Te Vd! mvs con TMi ssi Abi i) makes And Il make that l offer and Lie et: moocy nave MOR im nit am 4! mMeariy chalice rid ia) —— No Capital— No Lanerience Ne don't need capital. training or All you du its cali on your and my estabiished customers care of their orders, | es er Sony dou dione get ’ pros irom your terriio y. yor *'POSITINV EL i DON'I RISK A : heecp yuur pres- ent job and start me il spare tims if you want to i Stuart, of Vest reports $18 profits in 245 hours eded experi- brietms [nD You euce ata | Virginia, ‘spare time. MEN W ANTED Lhe ages i worn all wu! i posilic ’ pre rma Appi nts “m1 ust b at ieasi tw referonces alii modcrate ; Send No Money ,1f you want to get groceries at our rock- | bottum: wholesale prices—-and $10 to $15 / iu a Gay besides—sepnd me your nume at “Th ‘moh Th Once. Von t miss this wonderfui vppor- MONDA lt) i tunit 20yu Adie éverything to yuin Oa RAILWAY L CHAN | not «a penny to iose. 1 will give you fu ee ox poe tees ees exbarceee DY aiNazing new pian without gray iron, Box J~ = ene fic e ation i will aiso tel] you k enced. on ‘uss. chemi- w ‘t a newest mode! Ford Tudor PAC ne a Kperi ‘at oe P oe Pe, aa er Solar “7 solutely free cost. 1")) : and Grueei> Puli ' , if] ‘ee gsm at tn - Box D-308 Post-D:spatec the D3 opportu you ve —— a pe aT Waiting for. So dont jose PAINTERS—t = yt 1 ; 7 M ail Loe cu Upoli now. Sa38 Park av. Ajit. ' PaINTikK—lu and hour. rOrest PRINT ESA on ~ woes I Two. 1 SINTERS cine met; eight hours 2651 Washington; a. m. Sunday. PAPER Ct iTcR—As appr folding machine experience. t. | Map, cl aLcii, Bet woen mediate These well. ns y. ’ {> Srive beets moment long a ucts Cc * Ohio. Alber “1 Mi Pr on — ~ 204 en adie 4 AYeé.., | Send without cost or obligation. a!! | the facts about your new proposition that | offers Groceries at wholesale and $10 10 | ‘315 ip a day besides Alsou explain your ‘pew Ford offer. ' American Proud Cincinnati. ryt ’ i er 1 £Tainel mie . , sesilemi ne. Ewen Poe gee Par” wel gam rol! 40 Fountain. PAPLP rn Ex; 4s hous: large printing pliant: and experience. pox Photo = — Ann Address **eeeeepweeaeee eevee eeo*t tease tese tease “ 9 € ere erienbcet dilsw t A- | aly , Post “ener e@eevreeveeaerweseeeveeaeee een er ‘ 4 rv i 2 6602 232060 06 (Pri biiy } apply 11 . sats, ; vor —fFiPst 4 ily i. $1040 YO! MAN—\Vith Car, to deilver; ye Box [I> af € ,} YOUNG MAN—KHeal vifice knowiedye ol b MBRARCCVINE, sichluscTrapny). | Sive age. ccucation, expernence; salary. ref- | j ere nce, 5X y ake Post-Vispateh. YOUNG MAN—Capable of Studies and establisuing piec Write fully, giving education, etc. Box -143, prost-Dispatch, YOUNG MAN—ror clerical work, | operat: ypewritler; also relerence,; 1) reply Blatt ace PLASTERER—E xperienced: eX pected. box W-s, Posl-Viepaten. perience asad salary xpe CL.eu > IUNG MAN—Fur clerk in Post-Dispatch. room: large automobile dist: Pil MBER'S | AP PRENTICE—Experienced. § gwer in own hanawriting, giving OUifax 45 iC) } perie ce and reierences. Bux D-2 ru SEER Licensed YOUNG MAN— With COlfax 4830. Cc DvVO mercha Se ; PLUMBER—Wt matali. hath; viet.| Mr. Maas, Co Hotei, immediatels Owner furnishes Caroluue;) YOUNG MAN—ADoul 25 to a yesss. Lo | Mreet. bocay. work in ollice; } aud fuel bus Ss PLUMBER AND past empioyment, salary. Box D- ii dination Man: vne tha Post-Dispaici. ~? #80 Address Ford YOUN MAN—bBetween 25 JU; a City. Mo. Cc)? ble of managing eauing 6 ; Must PORTEK—Colored. preséing ous oo Mie» _— swguags ver Call 114 WN. 1! or bond. APDD.y Midwest Licauing Cv. } ‘ 5 . kas mn. | YOU NG MAN—About 290 must have some mechanical ability: pre- fer man with some high schouoi education; ‘advancement; siate asiary apd comrenar?*, 3 Box A- 3: y oe rPostl- bn spatc h ° {Cc } MAN oe | tory KD vie dge j i tra ine i bg; 61 VO- agt phone wembes ani Salary expected. i>. 2 'Post- Dispat tch. yc MAN—Manulacturing sires bE ICES wi man ng ’ " ~~ ; — . ‘ fi ‘ \ } } ~ . . | ye ge HMAKE re un uds ° . = Oss * . ‘ «sta eMnetercycie and Post-Ds s peri a? Ke Mc ‘DON ALD oo trnid. stat’ a aeenee inci innat! PIPE FITTER S HELPER— -41. Post-Dispatch. a a nce Orn. te pared for we S:eelcot atte making time C-Work Tates. experience, Gratict, PIPE MEN—Operate genera: pipe nga Wo! D. Wolff & So 219 macoaines . ? car, abi ear Suu reel Ajtai ronaco ' i ’ etate ; - 4 ane Lore; «? qaqayv. pes Delmar. PORTER—Few hours every ferene>s necessar) S600 KTR K—Experie iceu Drur Co. 6693 Deima: PoaRTeR—Hanc ¥ Sunday. 434] PORTER—For drug store work: bring erences, Call Sunday a. m. 61°95 Bar't- ‘mer. PRESS MA N- rad I Box D-190), r O81 nepal ; i PRESSMAN—Kellv: ex 4S Per WOOK: ahewer givis En work: i €'°T) ; alia I ‘ ™ Lal - fice p ESSER ere ee areas | YOUNG MAN—To sell used cars and Permanent position wit uring day ai) them up, must be bhiabie. fast and willin “' worker. Apply /1 irive: expenence not necessary: “wt once, WEIL E€LOTHING Cv. and | cl ut and nice egy vein a Sunda Washington ay. and nigat Work. Sart O39 Bt WIT WY. Graupner Florissant ee STRRED PHARN AS IST : scription vod art MAN—With college education, Box 1-29 P. Dis work; there is a eplendid « oe *4 ’ ont s' | "hes ¢ Orig ’ ri it] SECRETARY —1 concept Borg coco i an tion en . | Connect ates & BL9C ? perienced and capat : Position ANG advantage of splend nl. D-184, Post-Dispa te bh. BEWING MACHINE CREW _— AGES —— Take charge of de ge nit periener; reference Bo x oe Nl eg ag o i. on § shoe App ms Morgan, a. Sor SALFSMEN-EXPE RIENCED. AP PLY BALCONY. SONNENFELD'S. 610 WASHINGTON (c) PAINTER—A]}! . uo aateure: open Hop. - Over =I, “12. ; pieasinzg SODA "MAN—At Pine years of age: — ~ reiercuces. Aap | Bil Assist li} eo ors labora- lemical palit ref- aU concern a De ut gures correspuble Nt, ho reviotis 1-1) n bh . ip ele abi: te ne el € . 1e e? w! ‘Post 1? ier et: S—Expe rencert first-class OL5 werk: TRUNK Wr XE eh SOU 1o7) MAKERS—F or Punks Apply Ck : Boward, POINTER R Pk hour. Monday. 51¥ s PHULSTERF — ene Fr & Lt! car 8x work { Caries Mo" rcrobes tix We Kice-§S A,ER— Second , : aiid ATER Ex: DOT) Or) comet taurant. On 4- , (en henandoah Res ad _______‘'cjal qualifications. i'm. Eats | Attach recent pho- ~-5 Collineville at East Se WELDER—Acetylene: _exper- tograph to letter of application. Box J- enced. gg Fischer Bodv 222. Post-Dispat ch. ~ (sar a ‘Pa . t. Louis & lnion and Nat- nral Rate CH . IW TRIM OR. to call ci: ‘ar ane he f ope e. MER— ix perenne drug trade must nave travel: atate age end’ Pox 7-100. FF. LD. (ci) tn | | lad OT oy i for ¢ uttit | AGENTS—Wi4d.; ary desired and spe- HELP WANTED _MEN. boys! PARTNERS WANTED SALESMEN WANTED eee SALESMEN WANTED . “YOU NG MAN AMBIT LOUS To you. age °%5 Satisfied with present escerdp we can offer Ye ciean;n 1 ageing and si a month to start rapidly as yen ir ability This ig ‘rmanent connection loo Mg a ee al fim Come in and }it over. evenings, by appointment PRO Cherokee. or over, earuin encourTagzeimete. be satisfied withi—pron demons ve 8 SALESMEN—The fast-sellinge attractive proposition. 6120 ved delicates- best oe av, De rAR merry De] NER Wtd.—Expernen iz Oppo! Lunits Soto Te iitlar t i ’ ' i } ' ,i ’ stat ‘ation mvestment. Box ek 26. -| rpm LN ‘| SALESMAN—Travel Illinois on automotive parta, ¢ a. Mm. JOULA Washington ferson [’ost I nena, a i lgnition sundey., Ou77 W tad.- mae a tris \ > bl 1? « agi: at bi. and Missourt JEi- ‘ pel t-Dist ARTNeR Wtd manufacturing , SAL ESMEN >. Bell ele atch ads furnished; can make Expenence candy lore: FVOd proposition 1 distribution, com Rimi Me ; ‘) te 12. poem ‘ tr, tu 373 ‘} right bo” N fulu trical apy hea {i bar eae about $150 to men, See — hm 3 t=. at . Post letely equipped lu . tablished Box i bee — SAL Es aMEN ror >} =! ; tad vias ; (et daviieht I pat ® ( ucks and atores. AGENTS WANTED—MEN AGENT 315 Broad lart prolite: donut p "S—Call at =. Way scller big One for cts 4 eel! AGEN1S—Can you Write Becker Chemica! coir Ww. si of hte e? re For dollar tic] Pfnaii Cdl Dispaich. al owns: Post iigver, othe litzt Spotl J nt proilil: 517 Wash igo? stk pi AuUbNiS gold s&i1 SOU ber com Lett mth Free FAIL pies, aia Uk county Century Small Eastery Missouri — Piaiie w Ua alion PARTNER Wt manufact ! ee ; . Sigtia. aecente for} Bidg¢. for} ; our beh2) | pio anteed Ire’ SALESMEN—Everyy eciric hot wate 5 s f il¢ 40 6 St. EN Wie iitite, nere, See “ater Mo nday. tegis He tel. for exclusive KPT: UiLie ittan ) radiatore 1UVY per cent lhonias. tids, Slat st. arya’ Di UseU rac So tye iti rf WT 30). 5 ho —_ alita S2000 ry | rants ee (it) e! LESM ~) SA the Les consurn- p! ey ritoryv bol M. T ive SALESMEN—Wonderfu! side line COMMIssion paid daily ; {TNER pocket PAI est 40 Belle Willens, | ; per all S500 (siactys, wonderful chienteie: og j apy sSik J Investigate ludas . 4] tiny Dw. maziig furilisle , , mT , eAliGOip tN bdr rest money Makiliig baii' ( ] Lorain i. pay AGENAS Wtd bargail Divi Chlaliciise ae p! Ollis. We stlart . : YCOTYULDIUE. WHOLESA by how a bu AULNIiS— Lo 42uG » hig ‘ iis thant LiViliiizx Dialine L write 4 i), et falas 1S stalin AGEN TS—tCo) her! malt. di ij Bigiii, Du-l hy j ‘ry . ase - ay ’ P Wiis aed ch ’ tvci . ’ + or write hiv- Ko- LO. dill “* AGENTS—Young men represent aviatio! Wrile SKy ways, hansaB Cis. finve ULGIoNg., references. AGEN L5—¢ ‘ Bu L M ; lane SALESMAN tlon Z &IOT' ( to Ti) aa (aet) ~-Uaran (¢ ps pet, nies ual tee: —— COmMmiis Hest {apide .UTO SALESMAN eADdtal Chii lrer OULLII New ie. t+ha SMEN “rye \T AUTO) hOB ILE SALESMEN—New lug for nish reftey LO § 1 SHec Gcurporatiun i! city Falesmie! possibility of Apply today. BeVeTAl ences; JU a ally Co.,. weer 4820 $25 iASs 7 ‘ } 7 . ‘yor an tere) i . a ’ SAL E SMEN ber week to start. Box Y-20%, Post-Dis, Open- . Must lute faruiug $i 1O lectri (e7) Vejmar: \~ Bip I ibe braid $15 0-S$150 WCEKIYS lisslors, SALESME merchants » Sess ilew - miie or SOU TH SIDE CHEVROLET ations : i ladtca fos expcrieiiced Lhe puoi &li | WHO paich. a! Pet furnace lu Cap- ta! D Ulldings. qual! ie oa LESMEN—Thi Vv ers Ot ai Opportunity Lis terri! ’ man witb ce i preference. See Biv ; ’ Manaeet Jl21l Washington Upiss pliol Uid. ~ i /iue Woodiawn Af sENTS—A lig e#parking Write ’ 411: Mou , bert Mills. tivsiery agenis: Staruing hew Lf NOt seid ee. AGENTS. ] Sill { ALIFORNI A t Cakes. prolts perii i Agents 7 ALA ) ir Pico Lis’ r RIBULTOR weekly VGUICK MONEY leaner and new ths. Auto Dry Mo ~ , © s ‘ER Pagics wil! f£ NO) MATT acdressed Phi iphia making ffe ade CANV 4 ened = Bn tS ANV: | | v Pb. MM PARTN ERS WANTED ,\RTNER ytd $1000 : ' ‘ATT u *?) ARTNER ARTNER have : fOorm pats llinge “r « ure Bbeciaily stalloid ay Lit Y oun ig Man ditierent merchandis Cun enter: Oli aiere; I gz pericer Calas ~ > Amazing nhew laif 4 REAL "ESTATE § ae SMEN Dixie ciscovery ; goldmine etc. We Kubber —~With 2Y _ Hw! iPrilal ices r permanen i ‘ i a nD ; wen i HA ai 4 Mie si Gy wislis a ia \ - * s hj very err 7 \ae laundry nt. MAin ma- attractive im TL) me it yi? ‘a 22109. FURNISHED. ‘ Se ean 4 Aa: shee butlers LEADS ij Aes ilé aA aistri , thas patents speclacuiar merenhant a pror- di. ' [ AND. A ELOP. eet: Nething even nijar op IN ry) ' i te ii tne market and lvvk 7 to work out of our South Grand store. Good pay in ad- dition to commissions. Apply 9-30 A. M. 3189 Girand Bl} The Laclede Gas Light Co. SALESMEN WANTED n Kastern mongtecture? representa: | will be tin St Louis week to in- and train four at to work | their St. Louis branch: mien had specialty selling experience but not necessary. Call at street after 0:30 and ask for he r ' ? | ' (¢} MARRIED MEN , OWN A NEW “MONDAY. cE , ECKE R DISTRIBUTION SAGER. HITE BAKING CU.. { 4015 PAV] SALESME — AP BRIBES C Ee Di roe MIS- VORK | a HOURS 9.00 TO 12:00 (cl) | nection SALESMAN—WITH CAR, ; oA Oe LINE DRESS BUCKLES BUT- TONS. WANTED BY LARGE NEW YORK IMPORTER, FOR MISSOURI ILLINOIS AND ARKANSAS: LIBERAL COMMIS- SLON FLITE WORKS, 105 FIFTH AY. NEW YORK. SALESMEN—Radio and electric refrigeration. If you are money we have best propo- market handling nation- Be sure and Cood leads. O., 6814) sition on ally known products. telephone. RADIO C us or HI-POINTE ‘ton ay. _SALESM EN pportunit you sik . bere are the a large in business, U. manufacture product mand by retailers, because it i6 an ing protit maker with them. x cee (‘lay ive hee: ear $500: cold facts A-A-A-l in ct unfail rated only gt accept a# saicesmen and above who are cut, ageres#tive verTare. es 7 rage, you are selected you will siven exceptional sales leads from national and 5—Explicit territory cCOmMmmMiseion romptly 6—You will work ‘al dealers. won't find anywhere proposition than this and it may be chanee vou have been looking for, out oe oe ordinary job into the oney class. See 4 Jefferson, Monday, eau Uf advertising. guaran- direct with paid through and for) a better sell- me ‘Hotel ry. Two Salesmen We have openings for % real saleomen Our proposition is noencompetit! ve anid pre fita ble if vou are between 30 and ov, ify, write fully, giving phone appointment Ox D-310 HEDDEN m.-4 quai Tor SALESMEN WOMENS UNDERWEAR Foremost manulacturer of uiar-priced, handmade and ma ne-made cutluu and slik Uh- has several desirabie for aggressive salesipen retail trade. State ex and precise territory tv consideration, _ a pop cn! oerTrv ear openings fur the perience receive IM PORTING Madison A‘ - ?¢ ig SALESMA* CHILDREN'S WASH GARMENTS OF ST. LOUIS MISSOL Ri-nhANSADS IT 4 { lanufacturer of the country seeks eaic®nien navilg ww: Chi idren ™ acryv ices SUAL OPPORTUNITY “ite fully im detaul. | J 22, Post-Dispatch. TWO SALESMEN and auvitious, to -whom tne t 7 Cut bi " rlant, Vie Deed depeudal ¢eXperience a UCvCSsiL) U.. av p' zehis? vi j * ; ELOA® Laka Bicciine orduer +* : Terre saleemen ; *? ~ mere Kingwnig nw [NSU RANCE MEN u sell whole fe policy, imme SoU al Licreasing : per Fai ront Wai at Frisco Digs =I age — tra x “x ij proti omy "EB Loe. "Wines a. gueranteed KUDOS a to sliteacy we Dept. Mian. WOMEN —} eur goud muet v Oonaiits pum X aud particulars Lint aver Capadie 15-mimute vl bear! wid oF educational talk tv cs main) ta le regulrea Strikcliy com S' week) earn e’arite Gg : t. aveTareu first 6 monte give ex perpence Adcr* ae Brod. secy bul ila trast Vifieliow =! ' istaet iNVeN LION eaiee Uaiis 9 HM helix VusTe se pay a a | Ni tertuul Slo Aci) Ueto tet every tijueit ‘ - ‘ - Ni ok —WVanted ¥ ff _ po- ha permanent 1a 121 trace *a Ai ‘ire Wi NEW KIND of eiectric sigue making 3100 weekiy wanted to werk ysuur town .s terrliory. No experietue proposi tic: ( hicags’ iio. Chariot& ‘ MA NAGER—F or agemyv. 0 curet larg? forev of liete of oid bad devise hen peining (4 xk 6 = 6 OT mi eeOones right man ar erage Slt) wees no esiar?. expener craving account “tate sualificatione fully. CC. & National Alf fieck Mids Washin THE Me eede met jeau. Mi Paducah and Peorma lilinote Sales Books Arruutt Fi ee (ash Hegieters Adding Machi Fire-Proof anion bagie: weekly settiemente training. advance afvertiaing aoc 7 >~oOperation } the territory rite Manager. 38 South Dearborn & ea Ceti?) a Meopreaenia and eurr peeveded sig th ‘ W rite fur el pair Le SALES empl bere’ Licgsti tpPpomieng Diaininig“« Uvellbreer q world « largcesi fru efi: oF evi CAS >| C(OMPAN? St. Lowls and Cape (rer Kentucky. SpringTie on Auguet i} pe at to fom tcyry rr) sna ; rt Ch training and good! personal! and eary : profits paid daily; postag | facturer | free fo AKE $55 EV ERy WEER. or = now er Vogue engraved) Take cards; call a friends, neighbors | is “@ fre wiihin horcompeiitive OnIlion. for appointment, o Organizer We Pave opening for ai salesman li 1)mile radius Aiki | 6V ers orgatiizer who eynitoate of St Louis * profitabie prot ully. givng phone number Box PD. Ji Post-Dis i: arn oTrgatiize ite f business firms: no experience neces) commissions up to 50 per cent; cash) we deliver to customer, prepaid. deal direct with manu- Established 25 years. Write for gio. sample book. Vorue Engraving i 6157 8. state, Dept. 77, Chicago. / eh 4 | excell nt | order (ermantown at “ ne .s | modity. , merc rege experience i making Eun | | lie | DESIRING | « ' ; ; ' looking | | terful |} Values; ; | Chicago, } manufacturing} |and men | ; _all day Sunday, WA | salesman ' _| connection, | have auto. | | ' very | | i i i | with ' Kleetric Cn iSvimes ct | Understand the Re- | and science can 4243 Olive St. SPECI LTT SALESMEN. real selling ability wanted. experience desirable but not instructions and training t's the new things that them. St. Louis and Raastern territory open. " ly (puts money D4 Tict \ fat et eveTy ca. but moe work MAKE Yor high ’ No -#¢ xpert ae epportunity. as | interview (ail 324 © PPLyY ~~ BENNETT & €0 Assistant Salesmanager, Radio To take charge of radio aseiet jiu typing experience ner- write fully iving age and e#x- perience. ete. Box -136. Post-Dispaten. COU K—White: oRpetaceeed, A a room. 6163 Delmar. bany 61 fel) young womel. 4 adults: $60. CAbany 7670. (e) LOUK— White: experienced: aleo to & with care of children: references } A. 5, 2 Aberdeen. (eT) COOKS—Maide, waitresses. workers. Reliable Agenes. cost department: eneral hou Zil N. me renente —— Cail Mundeys, 2Ut). for inust be expenenced. M om Market. ir middle w 1 oadhouse call after 1 pw. 3s3l 8. Kingshighway. Apt. for Mr. “1 country Bunday. aWRon. Waitresses, maide, help. seams reseecs, National Hotel-Resteurant soriation.* now at SIVA N COUOK—White. for emali caleteria manufacturing vilant leeated Bouth &'. Louie , io Prepare and serve one men! daily. day week Box D-I2%. Post-Dienetc) w bite, settled. party, Ww ii. panes oa kitehnen helt. Surimer good Wages for ¥ eight erverience Areadcia mt (ot NTRY work large resort, rig*t eu OR WOMAN—House- preferred Hlland i444 We wlll teach severTs nea become experienerd eyttere oa Materieie Under competent 1 steady Work: goed pe) 1700 Washington. *th (IRI, tserman lik KS , on light it Pagar Mig. « DEMONSTRATOR WITH TOILET GOODS EXPERIENCE. Must le «@ igh-powered galecewomen with not less thos three yeare reoenmt « per oe AS 8 Stee aaf i] he hi nmed-t he -copugn te r demonstrator of high-grade cosmetic prem arations Must have altractive presence am) be able to prove ability to put over « new. exclusive high-price imported line of tollet goods by personal cumtactsa WH our toilet guotes department Thorovg y ea! isfactory seaary to party whe fille these rey ilremen te V rite interview, full ge 1v?> te present date. age “ed vf nae recent sefhapehet inet per- trait , avallervie All replies confide- fis! Pere D 113. Poet -Dienatech, fe ASSISTANT... DESXTAL Giete experience | and salary *«anpted. a D207. P.-D. ae MiP ag a oo ri oe ft ; ©TScriiai VESRIVNER—E } »} (CHINE MADE WONDER Prt SING FOR NE Who CAN PR rr DAvID COME N HAT CO. 615 * t¢ ELEVATOR UPEPATOR— Colored _pleavent work: between sgee of 2 t} Avoly bee@ement Ambassador - Many }* = *-¢ te ad EXAMINER a a elec Kapericaced om six morninrr reed fe DRA MFG. TH fitmoetr FOLDERS—And teeders:. apply i Wore moring Liwjet! Laundrr. oS15 tie © 1 and Bids And ff, erat eof “i per DRPae FACT? le a Re ‘ reed Gian * a dah th ‘ABSOLUTELY profitatie and wpicasant wm my Ofte and wit" the brightest future” ie the war ope of our new men described m today. Tou tom have the sate opportunity as & ealicemar cor ealiee executive if imteliigent and earnest. Bee Mr. s Pe Brown Ei4g Monde The moet work ' hate Gon \FUR oo ton FoUNTAIS -Youns Unned Cise? ul — fiere Sihew Tit A > | PIN ERs — pg mg | Scruggs Vandervoort & Barner ID officer, th Lows GTRKi,—te iam Mt

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D—Is the position you seek advertised i in these columns ae ROOMS WITH BOARD— West ue-500 MEN AND BOYS WANTE “ROOMS FOR RENTS ~~ ROOMS FOR RENT—Soutl 4005A S.—Room: ROOMS FOR RENT—North $ FOR RENT— West POST-DISPATCH. PRAIRIE. aa unturnished | r __ SALESWOMEN WANTED _HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS Bag 4404—Laree front, privileges for busines woman, LAclede 1 ‘Ye ee ee > pees) HELP WTD.—WOMEN. = _ oa | WwW V. MAN—W hite. laundry helper and clean- 4447 Natural Bridge, - reasonable. DElImar 37 12W. “938 A—Room and board: gen- 3314 5 Front bedroom: bath: orneeee family: sees sample, FB en SUS N. “front room with Murphy GIRL—W hite- prseewor’ = baby. PATE NU ei “ est WOMAN—Middle-aged, on $10 A DAY, MADE EASILY: §.—Cool ny room: 5101— Single et eek yan private; adults: nisae ee isin beds: WOMAN Gethelic No cxperionne aamiad. GRAND 3144A S—Front; 2 geutle nen or Fowl 700m, ow at Victor Ladies Tailors, 307 couple employed: breakfast OPr E R es ee ienced t seeny job. a & c) Box D-5X, Post- prepatc h. ~ for cooking and aageiaeae clean; wi »M A N-—Middie Women of Culture Auebe Sundes between 4 and oP ER A 7 ( ORS = xperienced on men ‘*s neck- 36 at. a. Pestalozzi. Carter -Wischmeyer . LOUIS. 4347—Furnished room, or a home: Ce — ea ront reom; Also room and board, from three to eight houre ‘a any — room, OPERATORS—Experienced on , light housekeeping room. st. LAU R El., 431—t. arge oUStR, pe WOoMAN—or girl, white, for coal yr ry sisPamished room. 131 —Room, in private — or ph he home: over 30 years old. Apply to room eX : : Thad — — eges, all « ont t mene $s. connecting t gentlemen or couple employed; excellent ileg sectin and light housework; gu anes as Aa Ne UP E i A 2 gall yh rene ed . i i : . + he 3 + | « iat ie if ' St. Luvis ‘3 ii | 4C 4 3 » ¢ bd * i : FF. f : alien gat 4 e +. : ; Ms . ; . ~ . ai | te so. GIiIRL—Country; Catholic: 45) ti Bete : children, 4376 Maryland. e467 ‘ : ee ro es it ; ' view 279) 792 77 y ; ; 7 gt 1. i GIkRL—W hite, lor Saenet. . ! ci : Call S707 Maple av. Pitt ; ) Git KL—W hite’ housework. Pree et tt 55S25A Hebert. EVergereen bh | : ; GthL—For housework . 7 i ; : home nights, 3911 = ; { : hie Pee 68) So GIRL—General work: : ie ‘> ; + SOO. Hardy Aerney, i ae “ - +f is GIRL-—10; to’ make Sareeit ueciul. : ; § "O83, 1627 Locust. : Tt GIRL—White; adults. ; ae south, oy ey : (Ri-—Experienced, on "A Theodosia. . { »*? Call from 10 a. m. to 4 p.m, (e2) oon DouseKee ty rT. a= — x ee parsna . 3620A—Lovely sleeping — i 47 4i—-lhooma with board, cun- 5 Women GIR L—General house work anole bath with shower; excellent ear ST. LOUIS. “2205—Neally furvisbed rooms: TRE (os) “housekecing rooms = referen ‘e«, 5463—Cool place; hg ag sur- ekeeping and a 3109 i ne Ren wire large doy ¢ hot water and sum OPE RATO RS room: kitchenette: UIRL—-For cooking and eral house work: references required. HARTFORD, 4301—1 Et ARE PLS Sires te a ite ON gy ORs 0 ae ee ee Pr sen ts Te GIRL Sor general a et -— ° is . - >? . TWENTY-FIFTH. - employed “couple me red, ROOMS AND BCARD ‘Neatly furnishe a f 0349—Large double: twin beds: e ner raters to de som TEXAS, Ry Uiahs : ; ing but must be ex ‘ 4 Kingsbury. lst floor. : ; GIRL—Fast typist ; ¢ operating switchboard: . z Call at 1014 Trler this is a apie nd i epeience OPERATORS wg rienced on all ag =p of NT CO, wash H, & K. Light housekeeping rooms. HENKIE “TA? JOUU—Large, nousekeeping room: sink; range; —— we expect her to do so°* ROOMS wases BOARD—CITY ae -E oe 4951—Furnished rooms, with o or Monday. 054U0—Board beautiful: ALLOTT, this ad; ve are. seeking without board: all conventences. not answer this ac liable woman, det ils given in personal in- GIRL-—To solicit business f¢ pressing shop, 4058 x. Ap pl y | OPERAT Si leseceneetl On| adults b conpioget, PArkview " EICRORS. 1816—~ front pousekeepine or ~y EE. gas, electric, sink. Fn Ps 28 = silk and wool dresses, also ex- ‘| perienced marker and draper. J8UGA—o rovils, reasonable to adults. Ii ASKA, 4401—Furnished front room tor GIRL— Dictaphone eopmerator: filing and sales departme nt: day. Call 1034 Trier decorated aid 3 o~ iD ly ff CORA, 1703—Cool sleeping room, om SEE 722 LOUDERMAN. “BLDG. MARYLAND. 158 Eon: and board ot view 3848SW. Clavt: GARMENT unf ee ai turmished Kitchen; NEWBURGER CO., 808 Washington, 5th fl. (¢) GIRL—Cooking, clean home nights. 626 cl iy BAT [ A—Room, COTTAGE, ; 4637 S.—Nicely furnished JEFFERSON, 3419 lisht housekeeping. . 2209A S.—Middle-aged: also GIRL — Ger neral housewsr i ii? efe eth’ ~~ on — Ul ped a also light housthennian! ines Cinivate fame ee [very thing furnished: , eens poem: all con- (ec YOU NG L ALY—of personality and ner s of high-grade shirts. We are ate in need of > : ~ en JUANITA, 3109—Nicely furnished front 5120A—Hoard and -e front furnished | » Southern exposure; si0. ] sc hol or colle ge “graduate, preferred. | oquthers capo GIRLO Wah te. bet Sis, with houses s Waterman. first flo Jou yom 9 sieeping room; or without board; hardwoud a ap awnings, tbe Say 5885 ‘felling machine operators, MAFFITT, 4703—South GIRL—Whit ren ~ A a A ee mers and collar makers. RICE-STIX SHIRT JENIATA, 3ULSA—Cool 5258 — Room, io furnished ; gentieman; sensenabie: §226—For couple or Ee? RAYMOND, 5004—Beautiful south rooms, | Jo37A—Front room for 1 or Sra Uatarniahed rvom; GIRLS —Oppertunity fur finishing a : -_ salary while learni Fouls we are making it | se aible dy women lars a week during their spare time; pleasant activity Tr LOU IS. S371 Neath “men or embloved coaeie: Southern ex- 9850 S. J EFFERSON must be able to sew; : .. 0046—Larre front, 4 1837—Larzge connecting 4 Fur Co,, 1008 Locust, BOTANICAL, 30s! ME i oe — 53S —Room and a te southert iiRL—For billing, “Se wholesale grocers 1-175. Post-Dispatch. cre smed. in 6 TERRY, ri gg escent meals for — We are ex- and ¢an use OPERATORS KEOKUK, yg Byers vag pe age. experience and salary furnished ‘room | | («7 | . good home cocking ROOM “AND 5 Fe 2: THEODOSIA, oe rooms: To learn shoema YOUNG LADY A large local concern has a desir- able position open for a young 1 aa TF HESTER, 6376—zZ Gi “he aT a or Slee ng modern; sleeping room; * sink, zones, pore thoroughly welt opera-| tors on silk and better grade. 2 men or = PEDIGO WEPER 3437 Loeu: HOU SEGIRL—* White: 7477 Delmar housekeeping: 2 I range: adigining Bathe owner | 7 home: E Vergreen ( Splendid work- LAFAYETTE, 314iA—Singie CusKeep- cotton dresses. also hallroom:; private family, CLEVELAN D, 3915—b runt roum; tdlephone work of a “clean and dig- Hot SEGIR! — White: wre to help with hour: 1916—Conne ctin tront “4 thoroughly experienced opera- ROOM—Comfortably rooms, “furnistied » LAFAYETTE, 3150—Front room; house- rk. 501 Hie kory’. Applicant should possess more than average determination ~ ~ HOU —— —For general rooms: two adult riversity Park. ‘PArkview 1316. before may have base- SALE SLADIES—U nusual eDDOFL nity. Bing | $8 and junior’s handmad ate schuol teachers vreferrcd. 'B OREGON, 1918—2 SOLDERERS—E Xperienced con ss _ Gandy ¢- counie. connected house- ferns. Tf you are SAL ESLADIES 1, about $9 per week (e990) lal work; must have ‘nent appear- ance and ,b be able to make bond. por SPOTTERS — Experienced ; Cleanera & Vvera. Well SPOTTER—Ex per iencka men’s clothes only. LADIES—With or without cars. for smal! housekeeping "conveniences Drivate iam- towns and rural routes featuring but not : i wee een cman. ee selling Woman's World paner dress = BRO ADW AY. Diala 7 _— — connecting children welcome: 2) RUSSELL. asb1—Laree ach. CAB ANNE. 3162—Neathe hi FRANKLIN, 3430 — Light housckecping all con keeping and Eitchenettes “a N, 2018—Furnishea ro house oe private — bath, _ everything furnished. 2032——Nice large room, strictly private family; work: Apply 3820 Washine. (el) | SAL JESLADY—Experienced. char, ve smal] {adies” “Peady- Monday fh och on than $26 per week do not apnly. S. Murphy, 102 N. Broadway, Room 7. for — _hotisekeeping: 1905 —Housekeeping room. 53R. (e) CABANNE, 5153—Clea adulte home; reasonable. - Wes tiMINSteink — | cool housekeeping roome; TENOGR APHET—Liaht Sorsepnone, wes 8 N—Neat front room, “near 3 — Clean. ge -—_—~ rage; references exchanged. have to worrv about as she gets older: Tier ateh. LADY—I want to get in tou w c es who is a go cook, ch witha i. 7 . 000A —Ailtactive” room; ecieae hered. and who wants a go in: this lady will vrimarilv be interested in a good home with rood family, she can be happv an TENOG RAPHERS— Dow 4 >— Downtown, oar SL ADIES—Unusual opportunity, chil- dren's and junior's handmade dresses; pri- vate se hool si me preferred. _tree sporking space 171i—Connecting front house- bo5N—t aiaaaes nousencer- el) HILIS Tr RRACE, STENOGRAPHER—Wesi, SU. #—HKovin alia modern reasonable to right 1t_party. c AS’ rL EM AN 4102— Fr ont nem room "Ore SATS Bae trent room breakfast if desired. 51°RQA— av yoeg nae room po me : a where she won't STENC GR A pen R- Bae + aaa gee she will live ve K- 372, Post- le. CA BANNE. ees —— be meals optional: reasou BIRAW. ag SIO on ng exposure: : 2 second floor ati. counectns. light housekeeping rooms. eH —Fu urnished room, tor eee 5253—Two very & rent reasonable, It @ fractiv , tive to right party. CASTLEMAN 40°%2— lie rht "phd me ping ‘Tooms. STR as *RAPH ERS meals family style, nicely oo WT, i—Tw arge soem, enndry RTO0 7—F urnished room, gen- front’ rooms fur light housekee oY NDRY HETELP oo Hand TEXAS. 3I03A—oNice hall STr NOGRAPHER-One who se hing a good hotise: CATES. 509 5—Attractive lar clade SOT ome — ~ Tavs NT) “ Pmens te ’ ’ an RY asim Sclored: Switch ee and So gene ral office wi rk: 71 me, mmemeeet e ie homeliice. _ FY Jrest_ OO1ZW. as 2 large voinecting room LV ANIA, 3540—3 aS = of ‘opportunity P as 1102 a “ pam ana ev ery thing furnished; for hes than w ages. or experience. ‘needed. WOMAN—To Wash dishes and «ec a 5. un u ; kitchen saielieaine Routh ay e xposure: S. 5304—PFirat Soor Ss mae “ AT. ESWOMEN Fir clase, i !— Front room with ria 7. ply 3804 . Grand, : oF general rere (ec rooms, _kite nen, ele ot Th + el car iberal co mianlontone :Abauy S000 man; “Heme n “or me | Evie oo" wd Fane oppoertunite for sales automatica] v or A OR sn E XPETy. 1AVE_ N . ? GArticld. 404. PArkview “4 . | continuous fmt oD t Neat room for 1 * i MAID—Young, Mutatto: 4 hotel, GArfield fonn . 4 MODEL— Ladies’ Coat. et must be experienced i Kling 211% Washineton, NAID—Wiice io serve | i cooking at parties and Kecrnéione orche . oy sionally; cive references ; ia MOOS, HOPRINS ENCED: 1 MUST hi ORKERP ING PXPER’ 586—Sleep ire OF Connecting hath. also private garage. NATU RAL BRIDGE. 2630—2 ‘368, Post- ly to sell a paint Cleaner: cal on WOM AN — SBlored i AGE. EXPER enc Dp 4 ENCES, pa A-4° 4. ae DELAW ARE. 1108-2 light me: 37 week. “* ee reer: ee - a K-240. Post-Dispatch. ¢ ; er Tatas. s Sie Teme oe ty wane. L tapa is j ; tigha yn tate pel ith wa (4) SHENANDOAH. 40: ana bea utfa con- necting housekeeping NEUKRWE \R--Experie wee y mene silk neckweur. for forelady tn factory out of tow salary ; steady position: hished or unfurnished: 5 Neath furnished oon cool = om foun ES a shower death. 4000 ~— Connecting reenw pe preferred =A 5 =i furnished room $8. 50 week; pjenty WOMA N—General Rouen " ork re) so references. CAbany ORIN 660 3 rooms, well at) SELMAR. , oF 17 Pres : siening 3403 8.—Sleening Ponms for P 0 men; pleasant, homelike and SHENANDOAH, 3507 Froat room: — twin bede. All con a ig y B. — or | with: cummin water.

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__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ _SUNDAY MORNING, SELLY 7. 2908 st | . AGE 60 - ) 4 John S. Parks of Fort Smith, /Orieans. La: E K. Gay PAGE 6C 0 SEE A ae nie ST. LOUIS POST DISPA st Landing | convention toder. pasate rr per sy members of the com-|homa City, Ok; H Gale en? of fouthers Putilishers End Mecting. tions gnd appointmen' _lof Owensboro, KY. Ri a a Ww BANDS Wi OZONE, adam, Wt aor t a rn po a of the. committee on mittee are E-. B. Stahlman, Nash- | Kingston. N. C.. and Wogee Ss . * “4 ——. 7 rah! , bert Es . New ison, Macon, Gi As SHEVILLE. WN. C.. July ¢ ipape Pub! — ae annual | postage and }egislation by Presi- | ville, Tenn.; Ro ing DB, Wee. es ¢e " nce A ‘ts | nitv-se% PTii i2 iid -~ adoption of routine resolu- |ciosed ; ' } rr ee BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS} Te oF sts = AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS diet: eas OFFICE: 1534 ARCADE BUILDING , + Thinks $5 00 DOWN PHONE CHESTNUT 6056 ee suave : | - 1s ee ee Choic f beautiful F&F BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE Above Sea Level On any Living-Room Suite, Bedroom Suite mt ee Dining-Room Suite or Breakfast Suite Ee with attractive silks ee Se ee vn anata — a . ‘ : woh ee =o pled Decgtrsemny et ae 6 me ‘ ented : > * daa " « \ ee ee “ » 7 go4 BLOCK CHIPMAN DRUG CO., a Corp. are '@> in the entire store—Sensationa! solutety FREE with SESS DELMAR AV. WASHINGTON, July 6. —. Twot price cuts— REAL BAR- om ‘ na ! ! MONDAY, JULY Sth 10:30 a M. slender bands of ozone, hovering Gains: READ RE- ' sale @ ; bye the Blefers in BRankrupis for thie between 18 and 3 miles above ALIZE'! ACT! wil] sell as indicatec ee : — sea level, are thought to exist ove! n Drugs. Cancies = da Fountsm wilt the northern he misphere. “rr —— Nation: ; EE. Fowle, assistant ' - a) observatory of account : - , ' , —uitat ote TER MS CASH ; . trop! IvySiCca : ' . BES. J. SEL KIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, aaa a es Sree 1434 Arcade Bide... St. Louis, Mo. Smithsonian institution pheno mena encountered i! BANKRUPTCY ’ AUCTION SALE studying » solar radiation, has evolv- oT ry} infing to SB T) sn epee White Thery Last $154 DINING ‘37% a er (Petre! “ST2—GArfield 6228. Wholessie and Ketall Privete Saics Daily. , ” hemisph¢ answers the variati hemispheres by second band of ozone “(. Laue’ leading EE SOE the Better Class of Goods n ie north is formed of positive), At Auction Select Home Furnishings } electrified particles which are de- flected towards the ¢arth's nort} (onsigners’ names withheld by request : t arcs the Carins nort Thuredés, Suis 11. 30-30 A. M Bile at Auction Room pole. 2nd Fioor, 1808 Chouteau Ave. His conclusions are substantiated , by studént errest lagne- Open for inspection Wednesday afternoon. All must end will be sold. : is of te! strial mag tism who ascribe phenomena tn WALTER DAVIS, Auctioneer f' their field to two quantities of isoods Sold at KRetall on 2nd, Ord and 4th Floors. ozone ee warn RR GP oa a Saar gg Oe a ~ * formed by two i separat: 1808 Cueutean Ave. | geen Fm PROPOSES GIFT OF $25,000 AUCTION! Clothing, Hats, Furnishings AUCTION! 10 ENDURANCE AVIATORS WED. JULY 10th S08 N. Sth ST. 10:30 A. Mi. - si public auction at the above time and place a very desirabl Cleveland, O., ¢ ‘ity Manager Sug- elaple tm in cone vowin gests Reward for Feat: Con- Approximate!) {} Pres . 100 tye ri patterne mostly al! 2-par ‘te > (ti mene re Toepeuats in £00 I atvies ang e010 175 pairs men s gratulatk ms I our in. . . - died ” = . ore , TO dower B $25.00 5-Pc. $ 85 Breakfast Sets the head Mats ' > ree . ete 10 ” . 4 } & elt and Straw Hate CLEVELAND. O July 6.- in newest etryles. Lars ln Sms ' : ‘ nerves raved and hodie Neckties, Belts. Bathing ved and pod) SUITES While They Laat s1s450DI™ $10Q75 While They Last ante Suite, ete ed, Pilots Rey L. Mit: FLEISCHER-BROWN & CO. see et a eG non ON Pih ™t. Ww a] KRKROW \, Auethoneer (:Arfield 5657 “ hile hundreds Of meSSages pou! > 4 . - in congratulating them on setting a new record for endurance flying { ( ( 4 4 4 { ( : : 4 ( 4 : { ( 4 ( : ‘ ( 4 { ( ( { { ( 4 { ( ( { ( ( ( 1 ‘ ( 4 ( | ( { ( { q { ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( . : ( 4 1 ( 4 { { ( ( 4 ( ( 4 : ( ( ( ( : ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( { 4 : ( ) N T T | Mitchell and Newcomb brought | ¢ $245 DIN- $ 00 B | G F U am | U oa E A U c | Oo N their Stinson-Detroiter monoplane | ( ( ( ( ( ( { ( ( ( ( ( 4 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( { ( ( { ( ( ( ( { ( 4 { ( { ( ( ( ( ( { ( 4 ( { ( : f { ( { ( ( { ( ( { ( { { ( ( { ( ( ( { ( ( ( { : ( { f ( ( ( { { ( { ( { ( ‘ { { ( : { ( { eee ~ oe - - os a ~ - ~ — — — eee KVEKY MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT 10:30 A. M. City edateneiae ae ia ING Sura Larse Selection of Househeid Gueods of All Kinds Consigned Goods Solicited. y of Cleveland down amid While They acclaim of 75,000 spectators at 2004-06-08-10 MORGAN ST.—CHestnut 5394-95 sree Cleveland Airport at 12:39:50 a MOUND CITY AUCTION ROOMS /m. today after remaining in the WE SELL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ‘air 174. m | the a tie Hes 3 ; 3 ba : & * Hes = . 'e - ae by ty os = FF. ® z > fe id y ‘ ‘ ' » a ¥ . , 3 % 4. 4 & : = > - & $ Bist 3 ts 2 : $i * } = t = > a 4 i = ; : 5 [2 2aF - r & 2 ' +3 if @s 3 z ’ a) % - J * i - = ; * ee 2 ke we 4 a ee # 7 * — € ay - 7 = 3 d - 4 “~ z em - @ oa © %. 7 ms > > a ‘ te A } ; é «EEN PEs : 3 : 3 a3 2 4 ¥ hours and 59 second. City Manager William R. Hop- kins advocated a cash gift of $25.- 600 or more in recognition of their R. U. LEONORI AUCTION CO. | 2°: eno * + . merce, civic and aviation groups AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS planned a testimonial dinner. BO01-07 1A CAS AVENT? Telephone JEfferseon 877 7 fiver . + in GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY ae flyers wers egg the AUtTIUN BALE EVEKY FRIDAY, 10:00 A. M. progress of another ndurance | flight in progress at nied City. Ca! Among the messages of congrat- , ulation was one from Reginald | Robbins and Jame Kelly, who had set the previous record of 172 Cogswell Chairs th 4 > -wgJUST AS PICTURED Chale 00 Cutan: back Cogswell This “Magnificent” 5.P; large ge ee “$22” | . “Complete” Lamp Outfit 815.00 all-fele $22.50 59-Ib. all-layer felt Mattresses, heavy fancy tick, four rows Side. edges fine cr ings ee ak abr. oe 65c Down RUGS certs - 50c PER WEEK "$27.85 SAVONIERIE SO ~aillgadc hours 32 minutes 1 second at Fort Worth, Tex Thousands who were at the air- port to see the record broken were forced to remain in their cars $20.00 Solid Cedar Chest’ Wainut finish. Go at S238. 5° solid .cedar, console Chests. waiput finish -ATEAIinS a ter salons A tilapia ee. “Hend-Peinted — Vitre Onyx Trimmed Lamp Shade Metal Base Ext eo rdina finel) Hewy base decorated executed—!r anted ty witt Vrtre ft artists with tricate and beautiful post divided with hand- —background of eome shafte of old rose and ‘ onyx Artiatic i eliow. headpiece—beary - CHAIRS 4 fy hehtin ‘fect. toppling bese iniaid ULL-U (¥ Paine mea with six-inch —— = e Int > tt : aS it! " and yitre onyx. A AU solid walnut Pt | é' —_— importe bead 8 TT FUL PAIR OF sILK Reason. 70 / mee—“A MASTER- PULL CORDS WITH — $18 | P EACH LAMP. upho!l- | steries > pea OP , THIS LAMP OUTFIT ? FREE TO YOU “IF” hours while the city’s worst traf- fic jam in history was straight- ened out. Several persons were - a) eee R - , ne : me eae | ie ? a ae = bs , Psona, f‘ nop : ms t ee % 4 hog ~- trampled and a 16-year-old youth who touched a live wire after climbing on top of an automobile was killed a ——EEEEEe A Zinc Unchanged; Lead Drops. | By the Associated Press. JOPLIN, Mo. July 6—Zinec | — LU p-Chairs. choice upho'- s’eries Special at. prices held unchanged in the Tri- ® : A E State district in the week just J ) | LjJO y a e closed, but lead, reflecting the de- cline of 10 points in the pig lead Otation of the American Smelt- | > wut ing & Refining Co., dropped $2.59 a 10] ) a ton to a basis of $87.50 Prime Western grades of zine brought you should make further purchases an eee ; A | } amounting to $85 ormore, we will make $25 Da and Roll-Fdge *n . \ a present of this owtfit—in other words, mad nuine Sm yy credit you with $8.65 (absolutely FREE) ie 65 ) with ee aS x Bream ee a Be ae becomes even more enjoyable it the Post- $44, low grades down to $41, and / : high grades up to $46 a ton. Zinc Dispatch is part ot the mail every day. » papers coumeheted thule menenen before the Fourth of Julw holidavr al i de ee i i a i i ~-_--_-_~”-_”~»”~””~”””™”™”vT~” ~~” we NN NN 0S Se eee ee ee ee ee $39.50 Eureka Electri- vee uum Cleavers. Retrul 65 in Storics of what is happening at home .. . the but lead buyers were eagerly seek- ing concentrates today The zine purchase was reported at 11.: ¥ latest news from all over the world .. . news of baseball and other sports in which you are coms, wach almost > i a he . . Daupesnd Sail = 2 spring cushion 37.5

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ee a) Okla, ‘ Braxtop Ander, FLOOR LAMP Sil ewes Bricker or (ny) TOM plete silk shade ah witha pur. $255 ol More & ¥ ep. day] WJ" stours Post-pISPATCH Z Sidney Franklin in action before the enthusiastic patrons of the Plaza del Toro in Seville. This was drawn from an action photograph. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK. E NEVER even bull years Sa W a un- til five when he went ago, to a Island live- stock show, but Sidney Franklin, native of Brooklyn Long graduate of Lniver- ind Columbia Sity, isa full-fledged bullfighter —8s0 far as known, the only one Amer- lea has produced—-and he is making them like it in dear old Seville, where bullfighters are born and where Amer- icans aren't considered good for much except tips. Schooled in Sidney how bullfighting in Mexico, Franklin has Spain, where both bulls and ‘fans are He made his debut in the greatest bullfighting world not long ago, and in Course of the afternoon put two charg- ing animals to the sword. Reports from Seville indicate that the Spanish crowd, which takes a good b-!lfighter 48 seriously as Americans take Babe Ruth, were astonished and delighted With this American's They ave him a and Carried him fram the ring on their Shoulders. ‘‘Viva el Americano!" they shouted (Long live the American!), Which is a Spanish way of saying ‘‘At- ta boy, Sid.”’ now invaded more exacting. arena in the the prowess. thunderous ovation It may be going a bit far to say that yOung Franklin is popularizing the Latin sport in America, but at least he is making a step in that Where formerly the number of bull- fight fans in New York was approxi mately at least nine. The Franklin home at 19 Jack- S0n place, Brooklyn, is full of for this American bullfighter father, mother. four sisters and brothers lately changed Over from baseball section and Started the bullfight There Was guite a bit of excitement round the Franklin menage the day Sidney made his big-league debut. direction. zero, there are now them, has a three who have the reading American boy, American UT how did an reared in typical Surroundings, happen to _ be- come a laws of heredity should have home-run hitter? matador, when all environment him for a explanation is and marked The only 7 news. his own. He sim- ply explains that he saw a field that attracted him, even though it was a for- eign field, and set himself to as proficient as pos- Siase. FRat we learned rapidly is attested by the fact that the most con- servative rating now places’ him among the first five Mexico. Indeed, there is the record books that keeps him from rated with Rodolfo Gaona, Mexico’s most famed matador. That would mean he is virtually the equal of the best Spanish fighters. Franklin's boyhood days were spent usual American fashion. At ath- and become performers in nothing in being in the school he lete, especially in track. He took up art in high school and liked it so well that he continued it when he entered Columbia Univer- sity. Upon his graduation he went to work as a commercial artist for a New York advertising firm. If that firm had stayed in buSiness Sidney Franklin probably would not be a bullfighter today. But it didn’t and Franklin was without a job. for months. Then a friend in Mexico City offered him an opportunity to bring his art talents there, and Sidney put the matter up to his They advised him to go. as a good swimming was known parents. sister, parents oldest her their Sidney's that if had known what was going to lead to, they never would But fate has a habit of the ELEN says consent have given it. taking a hand in human beings and so in a short while movements of Sidney was not only engaged in art work in Mexico City, but had seen his first bullfight The famed Rodolfo Gaona had been the matador, and Franklin was thrilled by the spectacle. He described detail to his Helen, and is her version Mexico City with sister, =< o. arena is a big backless the it in this “The amphitheater, stone seats which balcony and boxes. “The sounding of a bugle is a sig- tires of terrace up to nal that the day's festivities are to be- gin. Two horsemen prance forward through the gates and go to salute the The ONLY YANKEE BULLFIGHTER Born and Reared in Brooklyn, Sidney Franklin Has Just Made a Brilliant Debut in the World’s Largest Ring at Seville, Spain. presidential box. After this brief rite they circle the ring in opposite direc- tions and return to the gate “There is another bugle call, this time the entire company, consist- ing of toreadors, banderilleros and pic- attired in a uniform- and brig ht-col- -—make adores——each ored, tight-fitting their appearance. Again there is a brief ceremony before the presidential box, and then everything is clear for action. “The company seatters to places barrier the bulls that run amuck. and a bull looking for come along thi which protects from bugle into the arena The first with him are the toreadors audience ‘Another call comes trouble persons to in contact banderilleros. with L'sing the red When and the mantle, they toy the bull “This minutes. bull Dy him charges, they sidestep. kept up for sev the banderilleros tossine routine is eral Then enrage darts into matador then coming acquainted his moods, proceeds to hypnotize him his face. festooned Another after be- the his shoulders. steps in and with the bul) and by waving the red mantle in “The climax of the afternoon's per- formance is the killing of the bull. That's the matador’'s job.” That first performance in City settled Sidney Franklin's The drama of a beast gazed in deadly combat intrigued him. When Franklin told his become a bullfighter to one of his Mexican friends he was but hunted Mexico future. and a man en- desire to laughed at, him Hie information nothine could dissuade the sources of that outside and learned there were estancias Mexico City where he could learn the busi- gave up his com- mercial art work, and hunted Rodolfo Gaona., matador that sword on a bull instructor ness. He up one where the greatest ever drew a in Mexico, was an Learning to be a bullfighter like learning to You is something be a jockey. taugh! on farms where bulls espe- cially bred for the There you supposed to acquaint- ate sport are become ed with the traits, habits and char- acteristics of the various animals. In due course of time Franklin appeared Sidney in some of the smaller arenas in Mexico “hese correspond to our bush-league towns in the Unit- ed States when talking you are basebal] Franklin got and the better better from each experience and like him. he made his Mexicans grew to On September 20, 1923, first appearance in a bull ring in Mexi co City. It was at the Chapultepec ring, which corresponds to the Yankee Sta New York Cit) dium in It was his bie Magazine | Helen, Sidney Franklin. league debut and he startled the crowd with agility this his skill and Shortls after first the major appearance news reached the Franklin home that Sidnev had bullfighter It become a was shocking news to the folks plans were discussed to to New York, something A family council held and back engage in Thess Sidney never answered was get the boy where he could atrenuous [eas wrote letters. but Still more let. decided to accept the situation philosophically. ‘I likes Silence. Finally they ters suppose he the profession, no Rosalind and Charlotte, Sidney Franklin's three sisters. is the fa- he useless to try from It.’ young Franklin appearances in bul) City but matter how dangerous it ther said. ‘It would him-to break aways that time On to eget From made frequent rings not throughout only in Mexico Mexico the bull one throughout American Soon he was known the in existence few country as only fighter (There was other American a years azo, but he retired when he was injured.) Franklin has engaged in bull fights and has come out with not a single scratch. though he has had nar- row escapes visits home after City he spoke of In one of his early his debut in Mexico the thrill of orT.. ERE are accidents of eourse,”’ he said, “‘but they happen everywhere, even in baseball and football. The excitement and thrill of the thing make up for the danger, in my opinion Latins are enthusiastic Americans will sit in one. the gam*s niore about bullfighting than are about baseball They the hot sun for hours to watch They admire bravery above all else Both matador and bull must be of the right stuff or they are hissed off the arena If a bull cowers when he is struck with a three-handied knife (Concluded on Page 7.) The

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Mor Gs - Aas } which was set up as a result of By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine Ch ; the ta j World War, was in its formative J : 1€ O . - od. Had there been a Stron BELGRADE. than 100 of his comrades, who came | ' res .. | : — “i Government with sufficient mm O BE sure. there from the same province, joined him 3 . ss if | : hebe , ae) force, Miatoviftch in al} tan was no mystery His going was enough for them. They W orld S Biggest Bi cigeieg eee ans | | “ : . my ye “| - about the recent were sure, such was the confidence he we mo Me are — ~ a | 4 f a ie nr ; id. sit ae a , : murder of Joseph inspired, that he would get them home CREM eet % ete.’ as he did. As it was, the Gove yn . it, or Ras did not have the forea to ery Miatovitch, who somehow: Ro CY dan ; e % tin el anes Gey sh » ve ‘ its he Gree once was known as The country through which Miato- Knights of the Green Leaf op Cones eat S ehte a+) >* iy fi MESS. . leader. And, in additio the Robin Hood of viteh and his men marched was al- ; ~ pty wie 4 Os : re | : (337 “B304y s , ! had made himself and hi rr Jugo-Slavia, but ready teeming with disorganized sol- Protected the Poor, Ge 33 eat” £ i / i. | a a . deal 0} who through a diery. Without food or funds, these bee. EF ay ‘ Cpt Siete ular with the peasants and the curious twist of men took to theft, robbery and even A's 7 49 gs : » s. wg f, people that by many officials of fortune had become a taxicab driver murder. Soon great numbers of them Eschewed da 4 oe tate | ww i at LU as ts | ) spre oat Government it was ‘considered | in the city of Novisad. Twelve hours became little better than outlaws, liv- “Ge nel (eae a. ’ err _ politics to ignore him and his after his body, riddled with bullets, ing in the forests and preying upon ‘ ‘ was found on the highway, the author- the people In the towns and such trav- Dictatorship to ities arrested another taxi driver, who elers as dared frequent the mighways. ' , 5 this chieftain reached its n promptly confessed that he had slain Ow Miatoviteh frowned oe this D e iy ° d ; Ww " rae = ng s levy tribute from the various cities He intrenched himself in th Pen ee S QuarTee. ney big exon ag eat a6 rive ad axt an P , ‘ # ZS and towns under threat of armed at- forests and set up a military OT gaa, Yet the peasants of the countryside rades made their way homeward wie f ; a naaie. The story goes that the city zation which was better than that ¢ refused to accept this version of the — joined by Te — ns a Di d ° P tt , iz ) SE , ‘dt acta sO the petneival esas the Government. In many Ey former robber’s death as truth, and to he had under him psn te tad te in a € y RE SUVA , munities of Croatia, refused to treat took over the police power ang, ren Sen ent Ot ee a = i reggie ee vas f p7]\ 6 yb: ay with the robbers and declared itself turn for tribute kept order ang that the man once so well established from the larger towns by promising § d e A sy) we quabble. bers, for the time being at leage @ | ] N THE spring of 1919 the powsy as the chief of the dread Green Cadre, that if the supplies were given peace- Te ee a a Se hat an GA ty ae the man who robbed the wealthy and ably and promptly he would take his | ; against them. In the dead of night e had an _ ; xence service me, é , ee a eee —— — “ pane ay Neen: S v a ‘ ap OR el le caret! anni Al mice ely cia > - a ee Y - te Te pee ile ep a gamers he Oe er alsa la ; ees om . nie “ ? “ bt. idilin. dn the tee Se kali we ~ ot . : ‘seas we 4 ~ ' ere to don primitive costumes LONDON. aE ES A.’ gS > a ‘remonial int wortd’e tnreent- atte 4 Sis 5 e si besa! 7 | ) - a. ro. | administered with the jam of arch shee i = pa astir again about a piece of ieee aieapadi s 8 hy Ke “ : . ology. i sculpture, and as in the ) fairly recent and equally fa- mous case of ‘‘Rima,”’ the esthetic argument has been caused by the work of the American sculptor, Jacob Epstein. The piece of statuary that brings cown upon him bitter reproach and, at the same time, stalwart and mag- nificent praise. “Night,” which Stands on the new Underground Rail- ways Building over St. James’ Park Station. “Night” is about 9 feet high, and represents a mother (called by GOOD n fact, ¢ the sculptor a Madonna) soothing a and savour the pride of faith in your JOD part, | child to sleep. While some eritic¢s ' iia > line : , . “" Py Biel PF own purified and healthy imagine’ in the grandstand Ww hail it as Mr. Epstein’s finest work. | gl a , —_ e &£ tions. ceremony without ¢ : ' Suspicion that the dance tian benighted barbarian of ancient superstition. tices refer to the “Smoki the sponsors of the event 5h Pree OO ae ee toric daya. Semi-naked, their skins t ed with sienna ochre, ¢ wigs surmounted by brilll “I advise you to give up the reins ot your imagination as you stand is Broadway, Westminster, and gase a the strange and unfamiliar lines of beauty in the vast and mysterious fig- tufts on their heads, ame ure of primeval night hushing maa foot bullsnakes held tin into the mystery of sleep. Forget the snake dancers are virt your bondage to use and wont. ognizable, even to thelr “Do not be a slave to Greek conve prominent members of the tions, or Italian conventions, or thelt ber of Commerce, dignif imitations. They have had their day sloners of the Prescott. — and ceased to be. Pluck up your cour system, worthy fathers, hu age to believe in creative genius of of Frescott's Detter-anemy your own day and your own county, wt ~~ tee " 7 —.. —— i. nee ie tetee ie ~ a “ ~- ee ee ae er ee ee tg Oh, geen ae art Mert “ ee ce in ee iy SF ie i At ly te NY ee i i ee ee eee | eer © my, ere t- A AE eee SEM ® Rag tng tn ~ . 8 Oe me, . LED te Ace oo others denounce it as repellent, form- “IT wish ‘Night’ were a hundred less and distorted. Mr. Epstein him- eee CU 7 times larger. Its immensity clamour self is reported to have said: + age eee ee ee nee ot ae en ere a ae > -— . > DM Ay AR. Hy Aly 4 nteae 7 pia seule - bt One hoe our familiarity with the worst & would prance about in sud nightmare overlook the fact that the’ that litter our streets. We curse Mr stead of with the best , nary intimacy pays pis Underground Buildiag which it adorns Epstein for our qualms and. our “The tragedy of architecture an The disguised Presce Is a super-nightmare. They are not queasiness and our squeamishness. We sculpture is that their atrocities last » ‘he drumbeats with an wounded by the building because they hate him because he has forced us to too long. If we could limit the life. earnestness, a dead serio are familiar with things like it. Most swallow an emetic. of vile sculpture to ten years instesé really engaged in placat ones © Dire sanctuary in London, proverbs are half-lies, and the pro- ‘““We had digested and assimilated of a hundred we might give each g@ sods of the dawn Gm. wae Crested to commemorate “Green verb which asserts that familiarity Peter Pan, Physical Energy, Nurse eration a chance to escape from religious note—the tates Mansions,” the work of W. H. Hud- “Night” « wates by foced Epnein, which now\edevas’ the breeds contempt is at least half a He. Cavell, the Albert Memorial, Eros, the corrosion of its imagination. Bat ® appeat of a barbarts Oem Underground Railways Building in’ London. “In art it ts unfamiliarity that Marble Arch, the Regal, the quadriga bad statue lives as long as a good s& : ful rain, abundant crog breeds contempt. Mr. Epstein is right on Constitution Hill, the bridecake in tue A bad book has a short life. A And there is the awesome literary qualities as Douglas not long ago said, in part in his contention that there is an front of Buckingham Palace, the bad statue has a long one the incessantly-moving Douglas campaigned against “By all means let us have a row, element of strangeness or unfamfliar- frock-coated politicians in Parliament- “But most of our statues are 0 FOpsaien, most of them; edition of the London Daily Express, hotly. and he is credited with hav- or even a riot, about art and the rid- ity in beauty. We are frightened by square, the Royal Courts of Justice. heavy to steal Only an Act of Par ‘eet long, more than ®& has taken up his pen in defense of Ing Seen the main force in having it dle of beauty, for we are living in a work of genius because it smashes the Mansion House, the Guildhall. and liament could shift them I suggest tributed among 30 prep< “Night. It was Mr. Douglas who suppressed a horribly and hideously ugly age, the familar caricatures of beauty all the generals on horseback in Tra- that we might amalxzamate all our ers. In the grandstand on led the attack on “The Well of This action had caused him to be which fs frantically busy in the de- stuck in our mind by the dull, dead falgar Square, Whitehall, and Picca- statues, and make a composite state and subdued exclamation Loneliness, the novel by Radclyffe classified, in and urban beauty. and dreary things in the dustbins of dilly. of them like a composite photogrape Wild mesas to the nortd face of nature is plastered with literature and art “If ‘Night’ had been excavated in We could then use their pedestals for thentic snake priests of enthusiastic defense of ugliness, and the face of woman is Night’ is a stone flung into our’ Crete or Stonehenge we should not be new statues. This would be economl dians dance with deadly a sort plastered with paint. The lipstick conventional glass houses. It wrecks 86 Violently ill. Its antiquity would cal. Mr. Epstein would not be forced There te no wise-crackin of second bombshell in the argument mears all the Muses. all our Crystal Palaces. It makes us have sugared the pill. We could. to stick his masterpieces Gna What. one inquires, ts lcs not only countenanced the book Writing {n the Daily Express. Mr “The Philistines who call ‘Night’ a suddenly sick of the sickly statues have gulped it down if it had been bulldings or bird sanctuaries.” back of this bisarre co mony, given annually? ‘ cause a group of staid Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 7, 1929. | group =e niy from A to Z, but he is not a asur- K.eon—he is an artist.’ lt was Mr. Epstein’s “Rima” that caused such comment and warm words a few years ago. ‘‘Rima,”’ now me * ee son, the British novelist One of the strangest phases of the latest controversy is the fact that ' praised its James Douglas, editor of the Sunday re Mr London art circles, as a struction of rural Hall, dealing with a pathological reactionary of most unvieldine die The condition tates, and his Despite the fact that many of the Mr. Epstein's work comes as most famous and accepted British crit- Page Two.

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OOD jpusiness Men Do Abandoned Indian Snake which was set up as a ree} ¥ = " uit +, r = the ; } ij T} | ; Pi hea 1% | | eS | s oubey Ve per. . e aboriginal B & strong centr snake priest, wsOoverninent iib sulficient ws, | ‘* Military but a well- oe, minatovitch in all mre... ) - ate ODadility known buss- Ouicd hever have established | . shed Dimegels - he did As it is, the i CT Ish the This is not en ness man of { ae | oe Prescott. hid not fave the fores th inig! ts of the Gyr , | 4 aide Ji ii .3), Pe Ti iva) pader. AD gO Bel aqd Git lon Aj lAtOvite), ; ‘™ ¥ : . ' = - ; ’ ‘ a 4 a a ; ‘a4 f * kK B h P tt had made himself and his men « ae ' > pat: oR ee Des a: Wee ut t e resco 5 SO Don. 3 Pal : . af &. e 6 ae blar wit! Tris peasants and the D . . ae t — . Sh Ree am poor | . Fs ae | ae : people ‘that by many officials os | | it Arizona, Chamber i ‘2% , Wt 2, * 3 the . : Pe’ ; ; ‘ae : 4 overnmen! . was considered Food BEM i ignore bim and ts 2 ute? “e = of Commerce May ‘ s, for the time bDelng art legst IES the power as’ 2 - BN a -o.' Abandon This reached if NOONntide ~ posnlillieags Ga . | ) FQ ion fan ¢ 2 Annual Festival 47 —— niiltary ~~ ani. 4 4 “* - P hat of s *® . , . B I i towne, 1 ; ecause of Its > pOWer and fp “Strange Psychic and likewise a first-rat. | . 2 . ) | | ‘799 MS emuniceton ett . “ie Recoil. hOUrs, a i tin ? . ‘ ; oncentrai inc T? there in t! ountry And there wae By a Special Correspondent asing nun r oO of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine , PRESCOTT, Arizona. strangely enough. ee 4 T IS late afternoon litical ambitions In th of the first Satur- pring of 1919 the Government offerce ine t | iie¢r G | { day in June. In the Tro view } Trou } f my +3 $n , Bown or brought to the bar of justice. .day is perfect— movements. by mem- Miatovitch accepted he vrant ws | — - =: lat¢ bi ¢ a pred tne eran ‘ : t tae: I blue ek Yy and goid- bers of the Prescott, amy, and with considerable executive ; : en sun Three Artzona, Chamber of Commerce. Was, in effect. a confession that th, — he disbanded his Knights of the le 39 thousand persons — sit in a grandstand facing the court of an Indian village, where 26 copper-col- ored dancers are stamping and gyrat- ing while wriggling, coiling snakes de- , , , pend from their clamped jaws. give - their mashies for An insistent, monotonous rhythm gaudily-ribboned gourd comes from an Indian tomtom. The rattles, their plus fours turtle shells and the sheep hooves at _ ana veneeds What a the knees of the stalwart dancers rat- would impel them to con- ier thoi > " ¢ , expected. s , i nly = me O emanates from a teepee of green ion to the lowly ser — is provided at the boughs pent and to hop-step to ma Hopi affair Th me UE DB. ; & iing # hose to drive a taxi n Sundays “Hal ee Ya' Ya. Hat tomtom beats, with live = r ; spectators peasants from distant villages Ya! Ya!” snakes depending from ' a : i. : have to sit on ‘dobe their jaws, writhing In | ae is” } Ss % 1OuBsetops, canyon their faces, coiling about . J “ie ' | ) " rocks, or crowd their arms and bodies? 7 | ; & into doorways. Ex- sand Af fresh, undulating reptile to add to rhe answer is-—Booster- , = ' | cept for Govern- nas it¢é A || he r¢ : " — : ; 7 | =. 4 . he was the enake or enakes he carries. The '8m. | Prescott developed | - | : ; sia! sani steamer m e beginning tomtom beats grow faster. The dance 8'owing pains and de- . rg Pears . ~ » : : a , # a select few who sired a spot on the map | | ae “ah | | | have been invited. exhausted, the weird mimes quicken of the significant world . ‘ r®.y j nite . epectators are not ‘ their movements. while the live ser- ‘So it begot a snake dance - #3 | : : , : welcomed. The istorted Anatomy pents twist into knots on their faces, A social organization Re ee. ; dance is a long- a pp H, 14 f e 4 2 ‘ enwrap their throats, coi] glistening on Of the towns business = | - = drawn - out affair. of Statue Called their arms and hands. men, comparable to the : : ” 7x : ee: | a interrupted fre This is the Smoki snake dance, Veiled Prophet group in “_ Or quently by the dis- ‘Night” hosts eqn 34 it Attacked as | one of the outstanding ‘“‘Indian’’ shows °*' 440U18, Organiz x" appearance of the ‘ of the Southwest. But the paint- under the name of the ie mer snake-priest danc- Extreme” and | smeared, serpent-enwrapped perform- ‘“Smoki people.” They | * ers into the kiva, if ems are not Indians. They are, indeed, Plauned at first to use ee el lege. They blame us for hot winds, or underground ceremonial chamber, white, thoroughly-respectable business ™ake-believe snakes, and “ —" * _—* . poor crops, general drouth. And if where they chant haif-hours at a and professional men of Prescott, who considered satirizing, In 7 - % sickness hits a mesa they hold us ac-_ stretch During the last phase of once yearly put aside civilized mufti 4% slap-stick fashion, the es , oer ' countable. I think they're mistaken, the ceremony the snake priests to don primitive costumes and realis- Indian ceremony But a ‘ ’ but I understand how they feel about dance with living rattlesnakes dministered with the jam of arche- tically enact ceremonial rites, tinged Prescotter of marked : it Now, I don't believe in Indian dangling from their teeth. Many @ dlogy. with horror, that date back to prehis- S&cumen pointed out that *s magic, but at the same time priest gets bitten. Spectators occasion- “T advise you to give up the reins toric days a dance featuring in- The dance given by the Hopi ally see a dancer twisting in pain, aft- pt your imagination as you stand in Semi-naked, their skins thickly coat- dubitably real, writhing Indians, who live on a vast reservation er a rattler has buried its fangs in his broadway, Westminster, and gaze at ed with sienna ochre, coarse biack he strange and unfamiliar~lines of wigs surmounted by brilliant feather beauty in the vast and mysterious fig- tufts on their heads, and with five- re of primeval night hushing man foot bullanakes held in their teeth. nto the mystery of sleep Forget the snake dancers are virtually unrec- Our bondage to use and wont. Offizable, even to their friends, as “Do not be a slave to Greek conven- Prominent members of the local Cham- ions, or Italian conventions, or their ber of Commerce, dignified commis- imitations. They have had their day soners of the Prescott public schoo! and ceased to be. Pluck up your cour- eystem, worthy fathers, husbands, sons ke to believe in creative genius of Prescott's better-known families from the forest renches and du seen in a Western town, to Oddly enough, though |! iS believed O have been a mh man, he became taxi driver moved to Novisac ome He seemed af i ith ob- sCurity—but he could not escape curi- Bity. pecanie Known S (he man ho migh have been lictate but te jligrimages to his abode. bring ' 4 agp een eee BRS Aim Each time a dancer passer the tee- hoice hams and cheesec anc , fy " . pee of green boughs. a grotesquely- of their fields They painted figure jumps forward with a funeral not so lenge ago becomes frenzied Though manifestly 5 reptiles would much more certainly Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico, de- the enake dance itself, the dancers in Northern Arizona east of the Grand cheek and clung there Along with capture the attention of non-Prescott voted to the study of Indian religion move around in a sort of rbythmic Canyon, is a choric appeal to the the snake priests are other dancers contem poraneity Many of the boost- and its handmaiden, Indian art he hypnosis. They feel the Indian medi- Indian spirite for rain he ceremony carrying five and six assorted anakes ers, shrinking at the idea of twisting one-time goa! of the Smoki people was Ciné Temporarily, they lose the is given in alternate years at both in each hand serpents, demurred. There was 4 vast to boom Prescott. The present goa! is civilized veneer It sounds idiotic, I Walpi and Oraibi—Indian villages set At the conclusion of the dance the amount of lively argument It was to give Prescott an Indian museum suppose. high above tne Painted Desert on participants fling their snakes together qa finally decided that a genuine snake The Smoki dance has assumed the Another Smok!i dancer. said af barren rocks, where a few Hopis live in a central spot The reptiles twist dance, with incontrovertibly§ living nature of a Prescott institution And used to see the Indian ceremonier in a state of primitive culture, grub- and dart on the rock floor of the mesa, snakes, the greater snake, it was admitted, ia a lowly, re- That vague psychological’ entity yeare ago, I would have laughed at sheep. The dance takes piace late in the snakes into a writhing heap. Cer , would have to be etaged for vet a small minority, among the from the outside But now, its as bing a precarious existence from un- while spectators draw up nervous feet giory of Prescott The Smoki, talk of giving up the ceremony if I see them from the Inside Fight certain cornfields and a few flocks of Indian youths with feather whips drive other : in the West as ‘Indian medi- the thought that our enake dance August. Sometimes, at its conclusion, tain priests, one by one, gather up the puisive Cc euture But kA the aie the Hop tor rent of rain ry rete from tne “kK Y¥ enakes Dy armfuls ang rub from the > a a u A a 7 pour own day and your own country, , , ied } t might bring a drouth to ae ot on ind re tt- 1id-the-Pines ne cine has com to have an npleas if mignt DBrin 2TOUurn td and savour the pride of faith in your ;OOD part. in fact. of the crowd hand Prescott-Amid-the-Pines neede us an u asan z | | | . a i the idea doesn't Again, the rain may not descend until mesa One priest runs to the pnorth, Dwn purified and healthy imagine- in the grandstand witnesses the -OnS. ceremony without the slightest T wish ‘Night’ were a hundred Suspicion that the dancers are other ’ ar , , mes larger. Its immensity clamours ‘u8n benighted barbarians, unpurged Or space and a starry of ancient superstition vance no “ oe ee ) ee ae Hi vears have seen the Smoki pageant the Smoki councils, “it was ean , ritual has brought The important thing to grasp is ices refer to the “Smoki people’ as "©8** “SN , | ee change from a erude imitation of In- just astunt. We were rank i c , he showers. The for favoring weather hat public taste in sculpture and in the sponsors of the event. The infer- change } : : ° : —_" ; . > ’ slic 1) dian ritual] into an impressive pageant amateurs in Indianology ~~ * dute of the dance the other arts is degraded and de- (yg *ce drawn by the unaware tourist is “'*™ ” os based by bad sculpture, bad music, that the Smoki are genuine, rather pad painting bad prose, and bad than synthetic. Indians. The unfore- etry. We do not know that our warned tourist naturally assumes that Ste is corrupt, because we do not Only real Indians—driven by some emOW that it has been corrupted by tastic credo of the medicine hut— advertising. reality some of e dancers. The Indians. But now f the cere- seem sO ridiculous You see, wo get the next day, or until the day foliow- another to the south, another to the Prescott's vow to give a snake pssentially religious cast o! dance was determinedly taken in 1921 mony has produced a psychic recoi! letters every year from the Hopis. in- ing that. in which case the priesta are east, another to the west The snakes first went into this sisting that we are committing sacri- worried The devout Indian bellever are seen by the Indians as messengers as 4 » % ; ‘ , ‘ . . ba +> > » ’ : ’ ‘ff , > } has been repeated annually Nine thing.’ said a man high in of course, that his to the earth spirits They are loosed The ceremony was given that year and “When we in the desert to bear the tribe's plea HEN the iast anake its freed the dancere drink copious } ‘ , ad , , 7 ae | \ , : . ™ f - - revealing the spiritual life of primitive But our views have changed ; ‘ te. ; varies from year if I told > ; to year, ieading skeptics to beilleve Hopi pared by the Hopi women Indian man Men who were motivated by You would laugh mere boosterism have become deeply you the Indlan gods had be- . ’ } , _ | » , ’ rhe fan- interested in Indianology. Glaring come real for us. Perhaps : + : that eolecisms in the original dance have I laugh in saying it. I dont ' ) | snake priests have , ) : heen dicated Specialists in Indian mean, of course. that we mur familiarity with the worst in- WOuld prance about in such extraordi- been eradicated ; ¥i ee ' - ; the centuries fair- tead of with the best hary inti th livi © culture have come from afar to sug- believe in Indian gods But ! ine ntur! se in the pes ‘y intimacy with living reptiie drafts of a sacred emetic pre- the herbs are applied to the snake bites It ie believed that the rattlesnakes through constant striking in the two or three days before the dance, have pecom e throug! sala =. ott ther re 1 tand how the In- ly good storm pro- orm, t improve nents In Prescott there we understand h tn in : ; The tragedy of architecture and The disguised Prescotters move to &e8! 17 com ‘ A helt ‘ phets and ere ‘ost virtually all their venom, aithough has growh up a movement a dians can bdeilieve As for yuo 'Y : lr . ; ; ; Tha - , : Culipiure is that their atrocities last , ‘M€ drumbeats with an undeniable , . able to choose in so) i ‘@ } ; : lif ‘ : ‘ ‘ O tone If we could limit the life AG alae 00 Pe hei a FE 64 thie is not known. Indlanologiste who | earnestness a dead seriousness, as if T k d a a advance —q ¢ Oo m belleve i}? neverthe\leus perspire freely He sculy rea! he snake priests dance out to form . , , Gvance, / |! Df vile Sf ulpture tn ten years instead really engaged in piacating the dark pr f _ sien sea ie Ri eae opposite the antelope priests. when a rattiesanake gets away from @ a date on which priest and heads for their ankies The by attendants with feather whips quickly drive back a fugitive reptile. There is feasting after the dance, and, if the enake-priest weather prophets are fa hundred we might give each gen €0ds of the dawn era. The primitive , Fation a chance to escape from the religious note—the inteuse, agonized ) , . raip may Orrosion of its imagination But & &ppeal of a barbaric peopie for plenti- | q "Fi bad statue lives as long as a good sta ‘Ui rain, abundant crops——is stressed 4 4 ue. A bad book has a short life. A And there is the awesome spectacte of r —? oe, bad statue has a jong one the incessant! moving snakes—fat , te , kn fay tad . a lucky, the rain descends i oe “> =z ~ » | The Smoki dance. while modeled on « that of the Hopi, does not follow it in every particular Certain daring epir- “But most of our statues are too reptiles. most of them at jeast five : ®avy tO steal. Only an Act of Par feet long, more than a hundred dis- 4 gament could shift them I suggest tributed among 30 preposterous danc- y : | ° od ), ye 3 - ’ , 3 of hat we might amalgamate all out ers. in the grandstand one hears gasps rae / Puy ty , i & . Rs * 2 :, ite, through the years, instead of bull- fatues, and make a composite statue €nd subdued exciamations as on the gi? sf ¢ at ‘. l4inf J y | y , , ] : 7 anakes have insisted on dancing se paceegs ; — Where. F “> 2 . pe xd with rattiers, but the majority of Wid mesas to the north when the au- the Smoki braves are glad to avoid bf them like a composite photogral f€ could then use their pedestals for then tic Snake priests of the Hopi In- : , bew statues This would be econom!- dians dance with deadly rattlesnakes imitation of the Hopis in this particu- j Mr. Epstein would not be forced There is no wise-cracking vr; ~ 7 oe. ~ bd - lar The bullanake is not venomous © stick his masterpieces on awful What, one inguires, is the impuls« It attains a thickness of from one inch puildings or bird sanctuaries."’ back of this bizarre colubrine cere to two inches, and sometimes a length Mony, given annually? What would . . /Comciuded on Page 7) Cause & grout of staid business hen Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 7, 1929. Page Three

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RO ere gy Ow. _ ° - - . — 2 = inn a , as ~ tas - ~ , > « - “ - ~~ ee ate he = a 7 0 4 * - 2 3 a + . b> omy * 4 i aon =, 7 ~~ . “ ne J pate, ~! of e 9 nl aged ea ~~ te an i . “ + - re Ween ee ee ow o —_— >. a =we owe = ORD ~~ Dom <a ty he Saeed . * * « gr qe 7 - ~~ —s er ~ o- ae ™ @ Fe * +2 Do tert * with ede , oe * - ~~? 22 & « PO Nig, He a, . & a —w ws Byte Rew et ap re ae eis 3 By ARTHUR STRAWN Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine JERSEY CITY, New Jersey. IGHT years ago George Brandon = died in the electric Wea chair at Trenton, New Jersey, con- victed of murder. To the very end he protested his inno- cence, and his last utterance, as the guards hustled him into the chair, was: ‘‘You are about. to witness a terrible tragedy in the killing of a man who is innocent.” The guards ai- lenced him, strapped him down, and a few minutes later he was dead. But his dying words made a deep impression, and they had so much poignancy for the widow that she has never ceased her efforts to prove him innocent. Although a poor woman, in broken health, she has never given up her attempt to clear his name, and now, after eight long years of struggle, it appears that she has amassed enough evidence to prove her case. Whether or not she can now get an of- ficial hearing and vindication is an- other question, but there is no doubt that she has enough evidence to con- vince anyone that the testimony on which her husband was convicted was of a very questionable kind; enough evidence, certainly, to raise a very serious doubt ag to his guilt. The Brandon case, from beginning to end, is probably without a parallel in the legal history of the country. It involved the death of three persons. It resulted in the disbarment of Bran- don’s lawyer for mishandling his de- fense. It was the direct cause of an amendment to a State law. It brought forth an eight-year struggle by Bran- don’s widow to clear his name, and it may yet result in an admission by the New Jersey authorities that an official murder was committed by the State. HE case really opened on the morning of August 22, 1918, with the finding of the murdered bodies of Edith Janney and Arthur Kupfer, her fiance. Kupfer's body was found dumped by the roadside, near Rahway, New Jersey, and a few miles away Miss Janney'’s body was found in Kupfer's abandoned car. Both had been shot to death some time aft- er midnight while out riding. There were only two persons who could te!}l the police anything about the crime. Dr. Frank Moore, then Superintendent of the New Jersey State Reformatory, said that at 2 a. m. he had heard gun- shota, looked out of his window, across the lawn, and seen a man lifting a body out of a car. A New Jersey traf- fic cop said that shortly after 2 o'clock he was almost run down by a man speeding from the scene of the crime in what was later learned to be Kup- fer's car. That was all the information the police were able to gather, and the crime forthwith became an un- solved mystery. Then, early in 1920, almost two years after the crime had been com- Page Four mitted, police au- thorities of Union County, New Jer- sey, where the murders had taken place, re- ceived a letter from George Brandon, who was then serv- ing a sentence for robbery in Auburn Penitentiary, New York. He wrote Baying thai he could give BOTIe valuable informa- tion concerning the George double murder in Brandon. Rahway, and added that he would be glad to do so, if in return the New Jersey authorities would try to lessen the nine-year term he was serving. Detectives visited Brandon, and he named as the mur- derer a fellow convict, one Charles Perchand, then serving a term for stealing an automobile. Brandon and Perchand had been friends before their respective convictions. Perchand was also interviewed. Both men were then released from Auburn and turned over to the New Jersey authorities. And then a surprising thing happened. Both Brandon and Perchand were indicted for the killings. Perchand was allowed to plead non vult (I do not dispute the indictment), and was to be the State’s star witness against Brandon! HIS tronic situation came about as a result of Perchand’'s story to the detectives. He said that on the night preceding the mur- ders he and Brandon had gone to visit a girl friend of Perchand’s at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, where Perchand had formerly been em- ployed in a factory. He said that they started back toward New York shortly before 2 o'clock in the morn- ing, that they hatied a passing auto- mobile and were offered a lift by Kup- fer, at whose side Miss Janney was sitting. Perchand then said that Kup- fer invited him to sit in the front seat with himself and Miss Janney, while Brandon sat alone in back. Perchand then said that Kupfer soon thereafter announced he was tired, asked Per- chand if he could drive, and _ then turned over the wheel to him. While Perchand was driving he suddenly heard two explosions. At first he thought they were blowouts, and then, to his amazement,- discovered that Brandoh, from the rear seat, had shot both Kupfer and Miss Janney. Kup- fer's body was then thrown out, the car sped away and was later aban- doned with Miss Janney's body in it. The two men then went to their re- spective homes in New York. About a year later Perchand was convicted of stealing an automobile. Soon after that Brandon was sent up for having driven an automobile used in a holdup. The two men met again in prison, and then came Brandon's letter. The jury before whom Brandon was tried believed Perchand’s story. There were several factors, however, which added considerable weight to its ob- viously thin texture. Brandon had de- Wds or MURDER Says She Has Now Amassed Enough of her HUSBAND who EXECUTED Evidence to Prove That George Brandon Paid the Penalty for Another’s Crime. Arthur Kupfer. nied any participation in the crime. He said that he had actually been at work in a New York garage on the evening of the crime, that he had come home to his wife at about 10:39, and that he had been admitted to the rooming house where they lived by a young woman who also lived there. However, Brandon's attor-. ney, Frank McDermit. failed to produce any witnesses to cor- roborate these _ estatements. Then Dr. Frank Moore identi- fied Brandon as the man he had seen lifting a body out of the car in front of his house. A full moon rendered visibil- ity comparatively distinct. On top of thai the young woman of Perth Am- boy identified Brandon as having vis- ited her with Perchand on the night of the crime. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and in November, 1920, Brandon was sentenced to death. For his aid in the case Perchand was let off with a four-year sentence. Time passed, and Brandon's attor- ney failed to perfect his appeal. His handling of the case was so obviously inconsiderate of his cilent’s interests that the New Jersey Supreme Court disbarred him from the further prac- tice of law ‘‘for gross dereliction in his duty to his client.’’ In the mean- time, Mrs. Brandon was making fran- tic efforts in her husband's behalf. She knew he was innocent, she said, be- cause he had actually been at home with her when the crime took place. She tuld her story to dozens of people, but nothing came of it. She had neither influential friends nor money. But an accident helped her. A cer- tain Cuban gentleman came to New York and offered several thousand dollars to the person who would sell him an ear to be grafted on in place of the one he had lost in an accident. Mrs. Brandon promptly volunteered, but her offer was rejected because of a difference in complexion. The inci- dent received considerable publicity. It attracted the attention of a New York attorney, who studied the case, - | was convinced that Mrs. Brandon’s contentions were well-founded, and got a fellow attorney, I. Faerber Golden- horn of New Jersey, to take up the case. Convinced that a terrible mis- carriage of justice was about to take place, Goldenhorn worked night and day, without any compensation, and at last got together the witnesses need- ed to corroborate Brandon's story. But here fate stepped in and dealt Bran- don what amounted to his death blow. New Jersey law, no new evidence could be introduced in a case six months after conviction. Thus it was that although Goldenhorn, after much effort, had found the witnesses to cor- roborate Brandon's testimony, there Was no way their testimony could be heard. Despite the frantic efforts of Goldenhorn and Mra. Brandon, Gover- nor Edwards refused to take any ac- tion, and Brandon was electrocuted, his dying speech consisting of a pro- test of lunocence. The Citizens’ Union of New Jersey severely censured the Governor for not interfering, and the Sheriff of New York, after a review of the case, declared that the evidence which convicted Brandon was highly questionable. There was also much editorial protest in the newspapers, but as far as Brandon was concerned that meant little, for he was dead. Now, Mrs. Brandon's version of the Fx. by a peculiar provision of the Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 7, 1929. affair, which Goldenhorn and others insist is true, certainly makes Bran- don’s conviction appear as a gross in- justice and her persistent efforts to vindicate her husband have unearthed additional facts that strengthen her contention. She says that on the night of the crime, Brandon, who was then 30 years old and had been married to her more than five years, came home from working in a garage and did not leave the house after his ar- rival. She said that the next day he went to see his friend Perchand, and that the lat- ter confessed having com- mitted the crime the night before. He said that he had obtained a lift from Kupfer and Miss Janney and then tried to hold them up, and in the struggle that followed he killed them both. He threw out Kupfer's body, drove away, tried to run down a traffic cop who at- tempted to stop the car, and later abandoned the car and came to New York. Perchand later re- gretted his confession to Brandon, she relates, and the two men quarreled. Later they met again in prison and the quarrel was resumed. Then it was that Brandon decided that he would try to buy his way out of prison by telling what he knew of the Rahway murders. After writing to the Union County officials, however, he realized he was violating the underworld code against snitching, repented and re- fused to say more. It was only when, to his amazement, he found himself charged with the crime and Perchand the chief witness against him that he told the story in detail. Now the important thing about the evidence Mrs. Brandon has amassed is that it specifically nullifies the testi- mony of the chief witnesses against Brandon. The implausibility of Per- chand's story is evident, she says, for it is hardly likely that a man riding with his fiancee would willingly turn over the wheel of his car to a stranger. Next, she says that the young woman of Perth Amboy was coached in her identification of Brendon as her via- itor on the night of the murder, and that furthermore the woman was a friend of Perchand’s and thus likely to be willing to be of some service to him. Dr. Moore's identification, which had considerable influence on the jury and On the Governor, she shows to be of highly questionable value. The win- dow from which the doctor peered ot was at a good distance from the road The night was flooded with moonlight, but the doctor testified that the ma had on a cap, and that he himself dé not have on the eyeglasses he habite ally wears. Yet two years later be was able to identify Brandon as the man he had seen. Furthermore, Mf Brandon points out that at the trial the traffic officer, who was almost ru over by the fleeing car, testified that he saw only one man in the speeding machine, and that he did not thisk that man was Brandon. The fact that the Supreme Court of New Jersey disbarred Brandon's la” yer for bungling in the case encour ages the assumption that he was no adequately represented in court Again, the law preventing introduction of new evidence later than six month after conviction has been amended bY the State Legislature to exclude cP ital cases, as a result of the agitation of the Brandon case. OST startling of all is the [V iates evidence as to Brando's innocence. <A. M. Biattmas, § fingerprint expert since 1915 in the New York Magistrates’ Courts, seat an affidavit to the McAllister Leg lative Committee, investigating polit ical conditions in New Jersey, offer ing to prove that deliberate forgery of fingerprints had contributed Brandon's conviction. The committee declined to consider the affidavit on the ground that te nature of the investigation was pure ly political. Whereupon Biattmas stated that he could prove the exec® tion had had a political motive. Th real murderer was “formerly an & ganizer in the Hudson County Dem ocratic party.” accocding to evident in his possession, he said. At the time that former Governof Edwards refused to stay the executio® he held that the fingerprint evides® was only a small part of the case. which Goldenhorn answered that other evidence was quite as que tionable. Mrs. Brandon feels Blattman’s statement to be the final proof of Be dead husband's innocence. She f that the wish Brandon expressed ® his last letter has been at least is fulfilled. “Your boy,” he sald in part, “i the victim of a frame-up, as you kao™ I want to say as a dying breath thet I want the investigation continued ané truth brought to the world's eyes.” Dolores Bannon. By M. W. CHI Post-Dispatch ~~ Saamuias Sau Cc O FAR as ployer, his and mést 0 clates could William & son was an young man until a time ago h most hav puicrait of the ideal youn He is tall—well over six cut in appearance, an has won national and ev tional honors, apparently and his habits are comme abstains from coffee, alco bacco and otherwise live rigid training schedule. There is just one flaw. son is wanted at presen hundred or more crimes fugitive from justice sou eral authorities and the § cities. When the bubble burs of people were disillusic had accepted Nelson value. They had been tracted by his very pl and to say that they we putting it very mildly. those who still maintain SHOC Mec By a Member of the P Sunday Magazine HE Countess ¢ of shock, the cently repo throwing a 1 newed interest the most terles of modern med What, after all, is shock It acta to blot out lives he as wind snuffs out &@ how? Take the case cited at known British society ing up to London in limousine, with her cha wheel, She was the OBE Near Towcester, not far Castile, where on oc counted royalty among ¢ machine skidded and was by no means wrec the chauffeur escaped wi Scratch. Scrambling to rushed to the women’s surprise the Countess far as he could tell wi bodily sign that she had Physicians were sum efforts to revive the Proved futile. As is t of mystery, speculation the heart of the Count had it broken down ® result of the exci crash’? Or had a bic the same reason, durst

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i ‘. a é “4 , ow from which the doctor peered out a8 at a good distance from the road. e night was flooded with moonlight, put the doctor testified that the man bad on a cap, and that he himself did ot have on the eyeglasses he habitu- lly wears. Yet two years later he | able to identify Brandon as the man he had seen. Furthermore, Mrs. Brandon points out that at the trial he traffic officer, who was almost run bver by the fleeing car, testified that he SAW Only one man in the speeding bachine, and that he did not think hat man was Brandon. The fact that the Supreme Court of ew Jersey disbarred Brandon's law- er for bungling in the case encour- es the assumption that he was not Wequately represented in court. ain, the law preventing introduction f new evidence later than six months fter conviction has been amended by the State Legislature to exclude cap- 1 cases, as a result of the agitation of the Brandon case. OST startling of all is the latest evidence as to Brandon's innocence. A. M. Biattman, & angerprint expert since 1915 in the ew York Magistrates’ Courts, sent mh affidavit to the McAllister Legis- lve Committee, investigating polit- 1 conditions in New Jersey, offer- 1g tO prove that deliberate forgery fingerprints had contributed to randon's conviction. The committee declined to consider he affidavit on the ground that the ture of the investigation was pure- political. Whereupon Blattman ted that he could prove the execu- bmn had had a political motive. The al murderer was “formerly an of- nizer in the Hudson County Dem- Fatic party,’ according to evidence h his possession, he said. At the time that former Governor awards refused to stay the execution held that the fingerprint evidence Only a smal! part of the case. T° hich Goldenhorn answered that the her evidence was quite as ques onablie. Mrs. Brandon feels Blattman’s tement to be the final proof of her ; d husband's innocence. She feels pat the wish Brandon expressed in S last letter has been at least in part I filled. “Your boy,” he said in part, “is ae victim of a frame-up, as you know. Want to say as a dying breath that Want the investigation conunued and ith brought to the world’s eyes.”’ Dolores Bannon. By M. W. CHILDS Of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine Staff CHICAGO. O FAR as his em- plover, his best girl and most of his asso- clates could j ud ge, William Henry Nel- gon was an exemplary young man. In fact, until a very” short time ago he might al- most have sat for a Po:.rait of the ideal young American. He is talli—well over six feet—clean- cut in appearance, an athlete wno has won national and even interna- tional honors, apparently intelligent and his habits are commendable. He abstains from coffee, alcoho] and to- bacco and otherwise lives up to 4 rigid training schedule. There is just one flaw. Young Nel- son is* wanted at present for some hundred or more crimes. He is a fugitive from justice sought by Fed- eral authorities and the police of two cities. When the bubble burst, a number of people were dicillusioned. They had accepted Nelson at his face value. They had been strongly at- tracted by his very pleasing manner and to say that they were shocked is putting it very mildly. There are those who still maintain that he is of 100 CRIMES The Jekyll-and-Hyde Career of William Henry Nelson and How He Finally Brought the innocent, a victim of police persecu- tion. But Detective Sergeants George Durgin. and Bernard Hanke of the Evanston police force have accumu- lated a mass of evidence that appears to be incontrovertible. They have started a nation-wide search for Nel- son and they claim they have facts to impiicate him in crimes ranging in importance from the $260,000 hold- up of the Broadmoor Country Club near Indianapolis a year ago to pet- ty thieveries. traced down the tangled threads of Nelson’s past and disclosed his re- markable duplicity. But if most of Nelson's associates were astonished by the disclosures, there was one person who was not. That was Nelson's father. His disillusionment had come long before. ‘‘My son,’’ he told the detectives, “is a menace to society and I'll do everything I can to help you find him.” On the night of May 1, Patrolman Albert Carr of the Evans- ton force was attacked from behind and overpow- ered by two men who took away his gun and his star and beat him 80 I]: WAS Durgin and Hanke who (eee ° SHOCK—a Modern Medical Mystery ss By a Member of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine Staff HE Countess of Powis died of ehock, the doctore re- cent), reported, thereby throwing a light of re newed interest upon one of the most baffling mys- terles of modern medical science. What, after all, is shock? Obviously it acta to blot out lives here and there Ss wind snuffs out a candle—but how? Take the case cited above. The well- known British society woman was rid- ing up to London in her luxurious limousine, with her chauffeur at the Wheel. She was the only passenger. Near Towcester, not far from Powis Castie, where on occasion she had Counted royalty among her guests, the Machine skidded and overturned. It Was by no means wrecked; indeed, the chauffeur eacaped with scarcely a Scratch. Scrambling to the road he Tushed to the woman’s aid. To his Surprise the Countess was dead, 60 far as he could teil without a single bodily sign that she had been harmed! Physicians were summoned, but all efforts to revive the Lady of Powis Proved futile. As is usual in the face of mystery, speculation was rife. Was the heart of the Countess weak and had it broken down and stopped as ® result of the excitement of the CTash’ Or had a blood vessel, for the same reason, burst in her brain’ Further pathological re- search discounted these possibilities. The Coun- tess had been in good “el health and condition, it he was ascertained; to all - Ss appearances her body 4 ay had been perfectly fit to Oe go on living. There was no evidence of imminent physical or mental] illness or breakdown. If tbe strange passing of the Countess were unique or unprece- dented. there would be fair reason to assume that the phyeicians in the case had not gathered all the evidence, that the actual physical cause of death or the usual signs and symbols of such causes had escaped them. But the truth ie that every pathologist all over the world has encountered similar lethal instances; such cases are & reg- ular if comparatively rare occurrence. explain their death are brought ODIES without harm or mark to B a nD d to them for autopsy; even the most painstaking work on their part faile to discover & single anatomical change of the kind evident in usual deaths. “This death from ehock is an enigma,” says Dr. Douglas Symmers, pathologist at New York's famous Bellevue Hospital. “Surely, such cases crop up right along here. Au- topsy discloses nothing ae to what caused the demise. Usually, of Police Down on Himself. severely that he is still hobbling about on crutches. Carr was able to sum- mon Detectives Durgin and Hanke be- fore he lost consciousness. So far as first could be determined there was no clue. But for four days and nights, almost without pause, the two detectives worked and when they had finished the job, they had ready to place in their files a composite study of the life and works of one William Henry Nelson. Firat, they started in to check up on the own- ership of every car parked near the acene of the crime. There was one for which no owner could be ‘found in the immediate neighborhood. It bore the license plate of a resident of Riverside, a suburb to the west of Chicago. Very early in the morning they lo- cated this man, A. E. Burhke, a wealthy manufacturer. Burhke ex- plained that the car was one which he had placed at the disposal of his chauffeur, a young map by the name of Larson. Burhke at first was em- phatic in his belMef that the car had course, they are associated with some accident, explosion or unusual] hap- pening of a violent nature. But not always. “What occurs in the victim? We cannot tell. In my opinion, some- thing takes place in the higher brain cells that in turn paralyzes the circu- lation of blood in the body, sending it all to the abdomen, perhaps, and s0 causes a cessation of life. Why this something occurs, or what it is, I do not know. Undoubtedly, in instances it is of psychic origin, from beyond the realms of physical celis and tiesues. During the war soldiers were found dead on the battlefield without wound or injury. Something had hap- pened in their minds, as differentiated from their brains, something powerful enough to still their physical organ- isms.” Fioating in a pond near her home in Leominster, Maes., some time ago was found the body of a young gir) There were no marke to indicate that she had been a victim of violence, but oddly enough an autopsy dis- closed that death had not been caused Detective Sergeants Hanke and Dur gin. been stolen from the chauffeur and used by the holdup men. He ex- plained that though the young man had been in his employ only two months, his trust in him was implicit. He added that his entire family bad become fond of this young Larson. That the Burbke children were de- voted to him because he played games with them. HE detectives were skeptical. They believed that the chauffeur had committed the crime. At least they wanted to talk to him. They went to an address that he had given to Burhke when he had entered the latter's employ. It was seven o'clock by this time. There was no one at the address to correspond with the man whom they sought. They have discovered since that they missed the house by a single number and that Larson, which was the name Nelson nad used for six months or more, hada looked out at them from the house next door. A short time later they succeeded in locating an uncle of the man they sought. Here they got a tip that Nelson had driven down to a loop garage juat ten minutes earlier. They reached the garage just in time to see their man dodge out into the stream of passersby on the sidewalk. Throughout that day they followed down a half-dozen leads, still» hope- ful that they would get their man. Late that night as they were return- ing to Evanston from Riverside in the squad car equipped with radio they got a report of a kidnaping on the outskirts of Oak Park, through which they happened at that moment to be passing. Miss Dolores Bannon, a nurse, had been forcad at the point of a gun to accoDipany a pair of holdup men. They forced her to participate in two sinall holdups. They were young, po- lite, boastful. One of them, the tall- er of the two, bragged that the gun they used had been taken away from a policeman the night before. Later, Miss Bannon was to make a positive identification of the tall holdup man as Nelson. The detectives believe they were very close to the holdup car, perhaps even passed it on the street. On the following day they got in touch with Nelson’s father. They found him to be a quiet, hard-work- ing man, living under an assumed name. He had taken a pseudonym, he explained, to avoid the trouble his son had brought down on him His boy, he said, had always come to him when he was in trouble, which was often. He had helped him out of one scrape after another. Finally he had given up. Originally he had held high hopes for his son. The boy had been graduated from high achool creditably. There had been a prospect of college. The father and mother had sold the house they owned toward this end. Then their boy had gone bad. Why had it come about this way’ The elder Nelson could not say. ‘‘May- be it was because my son got in with the wrong kind. He got to running with a bad lot. But it was, too, because he had the idea that you couldn't be square and get by. He had the idea William Henry Nelson. that you couldn’t be honest.’’ Through the father, Detectives Dur- gin and Hanke located one of Nel- son's best friends, whose name they are withholding. To this friend he boasted of his holdups, displayed occa- sionally large rolls of bills, tried to persuade him to go out og holdup jobs. Through this friend the detectives learned of a number of’ unsolved crimes in which Nelson had taken part. EXT they checked up on his N athletic record. At Detroit in 1927 he won the in- ternational outdoor amateur speed skating championship. Later in the Same year he competed at Lake lacid, New York, and tiled for the national championship with Charles Gorman. He holds most of the skating records in Chicago. He is also a baseball player of considerable merit. It has been learned that after a series of holdups in the spring of 1928 he reported to the Peoria club in the Three-l League and proved so good a first baseman that he replaced a regular. He had a contract to play with the same ball club this season. One of the last persons the detec- tives ran to earth in their search was Miss Lillian Haroldson, who had been dating with Nelson for a year or more. She at first flatly refused to believe the story they told her. Final- ly she was convinced when it was shown that Nelson had deserted his employer's car and had dodged the police search. Then she recalled one thing that had seemed to her strange about Nelson's conduct. He had al- ways refused to be photographed with her nor would he ever give her his picture. She had thought this pe- cullar at the time. Just one more clue was uncovered. Quite recently, in a holdup in Louls- ville, Kentucky. Patrolman Carr's service pistol came to light. It was left behind by a tall young holdup man, surprised by police in the act of robbing a Kroger grocery store. Police are confident that eventual- ly he will be taken. They are wait- ing until the skating season opens up. They know his fondness for this report and his skill. They believe he will be induced to seek again those laurels he left behind in his flight. — a ee cience Marks Time Before Enigma of | Instantaneous Death That Leaves No Sign or Mark Upon Its Unhappy Victims. i grows older—had bDal- looned to such an extent that it might, presumably, have choked her. This The beautiful Countess of Powis, whose death from shock amazed British society. condition in turn might have been brought about by fright, they main- tained, either because of by drowning, since there was no water in her lungs. For a time police en- tertained the theory that ehe had been poisoned and her body thrown into the pool. But investigation failed to disclose any traces of poison. HAT explanation untenable, the authorities next advanced the startling theory that the girl had been frightened to death-——in other words, had died from shock induced by fright. They unearthed the fact that sbe had been walking beside the pool when she encountered a young neigh- bor shortly before the supposed time of her death. Two young women re- vealed that they had seen the man walk silently and more or less sinis- terly toward the girl. The curtain of their knowledge fell at a point before the two met, but scientists meantime found other support for the novel idea of ‘murder by fright.”’ They discovered that the girl's thymus gland—an exceedingly myste- rious little organ found in the throats of all normal children and known to atrophy or disappear as «a person Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 7, 1929. sudden and unexpected meeting with the supposedly sinister young. man, or from some overt act on his part. Thus suspected of mur- der, the man was arrested, held and questioned. He stoutly asserted his innocence. If sight of him had shocked the young woman to death, for the evidence simmered down to that possibility, wae he to be biamed’” A jury decided that he was not, and eventually he was released. Remained, though, the mystery of the relation of the thymus gland to shock as a cauee of death. About the only thing known of the thymue gland is that &%& has some effect or purpose in the early development of ite pos geesor. Science advances the theory thet if it fails to atrophy with mature growth it upsete ite owner, in some instances at least, and is a cause of criminality. Here, then, was the ad- ditional possibility that it might be established as the single cause of deathe by shock. Curiously, in the next few days there occurred two amazing deaths, in both of which the victim was found case was that of a woman who passed away suddenly as physicians punc- tured her arm to permit transfusion of blood to an ill nephew. The second was that of a boy who died directly after being tapped on the chin by a playmate. In each case the verdict was shock—shock as a result of acts that would have no effect on human beings as a general rule “¥ there were those abnormal) glands . . but to this day the mystery ie unclarified. nals, who must have gone through many frights and fears and shocks of a powerful order, have been found to have had the same ab- normally persistent or enlarged thy- mus bodies. Ergo, such glands do not always bring on death of the shock type. They may tend to make one susceptible to such misfortune, but what of the numbers of such cases in which they do not figure at ali? But shock, as such, ile not alwaye fatal. Sometimes it takes curious turne, halting its lethal power, one might suppose, a few degrees this side of annihilation. Threatened with mur- der, for instance, a Connecticut woman lost her voice, and an Ohio railroader, having juet escaped being run over and killed, became completely bald. Certainly shock is an affliction of bumanity that walks—eand may con- tinue to walk for many yearse—in ee many persons, indeed crimi- to have an enlarged thymus gland. One' mystery. Page Five

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ee ae - “ « Oh a ps ag Ay ts te ety Oh we senate 8 i i. we ¥ we a ¢é . i ey fe Ot: ae te Ae tee in Ay Re ree ee 8 ww - e* ~~ } a a ee a a te Stan gate ee » ~ . he Ae : he ele a ee je RM a ae Depa setty 7 inal H a me ew ae a rw ‘ « CS ae ~ a a ~y rg he could stil tress. But § a) mis and annoy and poss! bl She Was a King’s Favorite but Her Charm Failed to Subdue the California Miners, round rrorize eighdor The last © jento Union carrie item that the Californians 4s ¢ the month the Sae d the signifi “Lola N fo nt p* rsonal ging down to - ada City and rass Valley, Downieville mammon. ALIFORNIA was still greeting wom- en with huzzahs. Five men to the woman, the rowdy population of its principal sea- 1:4 port starved erotic- ally in “the grim hilarities of a kind of community club life. Ten and twenty to one the proportion ran in the permanent mining towns; a hundred to one, or a hundred to none at all, in the re- mote outposts. Haughty beauties felt’ their pride stirred to new strategies of malevolence. The capricious re- doubled their caprices, the frivol- ous their frivolities. By whatever point in posture, intonation or so0- cial technique the individual wom- an normally most expressed her sex, there, with the early Califor- nia women, was sex most exagger- ated. How would a community, thus stretched on racks of frustration, receive, not Aphrodite Pandemus, but a world-renowned adventur- ess? California was soon to know. The semaphore flashed on Tele- graph Hill on May 21. The North- erner was in from the Isthmus, and with it Lola Montez. “Everybody is in a fever to eatch a glimpse of the lloness,’’ wrote the San Francisco Herald somewhat hectically. ‘‘Whether she comes as danseuse, authoress, politician, beauty, blue-stocking or noble lady she will be seen, admired, sung, courted, gone mad over here as elsewhere.”’ More, if possible, even than now American imagination in the ante- bellum heyday was feverishly in- quisitive as to the doings of roy- alty. Lola had been not a King, of course. But almost more glam- orous to the love-starved Califor- nians, she had been a royal mis- tress. Moreover, only a little less than Kings and for similar rea- sons, the titled nobility dazzled us. And majesty in Bavaria had cre- ated Lola Montez Countess of Landsfeldt. True, this was in 1847, and since 1848 the Bavari- an court had done all in its power to quiet the title through edicts of repeal and exile. But to American curiosity, and Western curiosity especially, any patent of nobility, however new, however gained and however long abated, was suffi- cjently authentic. Along with its morbid interest in rank, the country maintained an almost hysterical passion for revolutionaries. Now Lola hit us on both our blind sides by being at once royal and revolutionary. What is more, in one stroke of daring and dili- gently exploited idealism she had lost both her King and her revo- lution. Thus in an age of shameless sentimentality she came to Cal{- fornia ideally equipped for an emotional conquest with the doubly melancholy glamour of a lost cause and a broken heart. To be sure, not much of the Countess’ celebrity quite stood up biographically. She was certainly not Spanish and there were com- petent critics unkind enough to say she was no dancer. The “After giving him four good whip- pings, he got up and squared him- self on the most approved Yankee Sullivan princt- marred by bad judgment and worse manners. It was, of course, in the nature of royal institutions that she had cast a spell over a. 60-year-old sovereign, a sentimen- tal dotard who wrote feeble po- etry and pried incessantly into the affairs of private citizens. It was ainusing that she should worm out of him a title, a pension and a gingerbread paiace in Munich. But she had used her position, as no self-respecting royal mistress would have done, to humiliate the Queen. She had swageered through the streets of Munich, lashing gendarmes with her riding whip, swearing at tradesmen, ‘‘siccing’’ her bulldog on her en- emies, the Jesuits. She had even denied, which was unwarrantably insolent to royalty extending its favors, that she was the royal mis- tress. ORST of all, she had mis- V \ managed her revolution. She had blustered and of- fended when what the Bavarian situation required was finesse and tactful leadership. A barbarian in culture, akin to but hardly on a par with modern Hollywood stand- ards, she had interfered and bul- lied in the affuirs of the country’s exclusive and tradition-enamored university until she provoked the quite unnecessary rebellion which swept her from the country and Ludwig from his throne. men about town that day were late for the distribution of the Northerner’s mall at the postof- fice. They were waiting about the lobbies and under the galleries of a hotel famous in four continents for having suites said to cost $59 daily, for some sort of a personal contact with eminence. It did not come, and here, one suspects, Lola misplayed her first ecard in the game for California's popularity. They were not pre- pared to see much use in one who would not be shaken hands with, pawed over, asked innocent ques- tions about the court menus and the cut of the King’s whiskers, and who did not reply to each sign was slow about making friends, perhaps this was etiquette with royal mistresses; perhaps she was getting acclimated. Suspending judgement, the curious swarmed down to the box office sale for her performance of ‘“‘Lady Teazle,”’ paid $65 for the first seat, $25 for the second, $5 for the bulk of the orchestra, while even the gallery gods were forced to pay $1. No- toriety, for the® time being, tri- umphed. But ‘‘Lady Teazle’’ was simply a feeder curiosity. Next night came ‘‘Yelva,’"’ a melodrama of the Russian steppes and a part con- siderably more adapted to her tal- ents, since it was extravagantly to i ew Wt Fate ee by . ie oe . /*~ ~ ae = ; ~ energetic and that, off the stage, in 1853 it was still the convention for charming young women, suf- fering from =tinsect§ invasions, either to faint or to die of stings before making an effort to remove the invaders in public. But what- ever the charm was, it rendered the audience ecstatic. On May 30 she revealed the depths of her sufferings for liberty and all that California yearned to know about court intrigue and etiquette in a play called ‘Lola Montez in Bavaria.” Actually, the piece was a hastily-assembled con- traption of vaguely-related leaux, dance figures and logues. Nevertheless, the tab- dia- insist- her no- of interest with ence on gracious and rather lengthy speeches. The royal mistress put herself in the path of this disaster by keeping to her apartments in solitary gran- deur for five days. A woman chiefly com- pounded of beauty and im- pudence felt ecstatic admi- ration in the one sus- bleness persist- ed. Thus, in spite of the chill- ing effects of her first five days of haughtiness, San Francisco was won. Mean while, Patrick P. Hull, the brilliant young editor of the San Francis- co Whig, who had come up with her on the ship from the Isthmus, was her shadow, and an By DUNCAN new zeniths. With the stars of the San Francisco theat- rical world, Caroline and William B. Chapman, Alex- ina Fisher Baker and Miska Hauser, a violinist of inter- national repute, she had ap- peared in a benefit for the First Hebrew Benevolent So- clety on June 9, and carried away the sensational hon- ors from her longer-estab- lished rivals. On Juse i6, with the bill of “Yelva, or The Orphan of Russia,’ and the Spi- der Dance, had come her benefit for the firemen's fund. Howard Engine Company No. 3 and Empire No. 1, in ‘full-dress”’ uniform, escorted her in a parade to the theater. Thirty thousand dollars rolled into the firemen’s treasury from seats sold at fabu- lous prices. When word of this was passed around through the audience, they rose to the royal mistress’ acting with an uproar so continuous that in other circum- stances it would have been stopped by the police. The pet of a Governor, married to a leader in the world of pub- licity and State politics, the idol of gallery zods, celebrity hunters and of the politically and socially powerful volunteer fire depart- ment, the royal mistress moved on the small towns and mining camps in an effulgent sunburst of glory. Ina lady born to extrava- gant vanities, no mood for such an approach could have been more unfortunate. HE first week in July, Lola packed the devoted Hull ainong her bageage, enlisted the temperamental Miska Hauser for a side attraction and descend- ed upon Sacramento. The State capital was already a considerable cenery, not @ yuntain : a interlude that was t ed, only by “inflicting justice upon al] jackanapes such @ gross ineult (the Cay Grass had objected to her mannen, pinins morals as well as her pine-clad you must don petticoats, I gevelop ns ¢ brought some with me Which | gsentials © lend you for the occasion. I mere ne . the choice of weapons with aa 2 ee Mill street. Th for I am very magnanimous, prs iene woul may choose between my q hooris pistols or take your choice » pill out of a pill box. One shal) poison and the other not, and chances are even.” But in the nick of time adroit Mr. Hull's diplomatie y ents were brought into play, » Countess withdrew her for the satisfaction of honop the firemen reconsidered the cision. On July 11 the took place, with all the ac of triumph. The Countess her curtain call with the some sentiment that “g would always be in her | when she thought of the noble of Sacramento.” at three years. Valles camp mountains thrivin betwee a rapidl pleasar villag the early aultum erself in an & was a nestling and the ‘ some oO! permanent ife ola ractive cott jarling of r : mettle to these by leading would be, and soq with Lola workin modish of Parisi omantic courts prove her alifornians There the sly ple life was, a garden, it in mornins . the most arments. must not be too simpl fame f i? it Onl¥ } ap international jacities decline, it must cavage, noticeably savag ers and with are hunted f Lest A littie nu days on end, | . and, some said. in mens cc ons did down ne five ht. But they go wild about hig K Tide kK ¢ when he sh {6 courage In Mexico it is generally ad ted that the Spaniards are the youths of ¢t training for their hulifiehters, eountry bexin hoylhood This intensive polic aa ‘followed in Mexico. The co having five me equal - who are Spaniards. anothe hest of these is Ganoa and Franklin ‘bis i his be ‘hee reputation must sister Says, largest bull rings In Sp like obtaining an engage at the Metropolitan Opera Ho in tiie Its Franklin is tal) and slender weizhs about 180 pounds and light, e€ light-blue’ eyes and hair in this co “p have idea that fighters the red because red enrages the bull quickly,” he explained to family while on a visit to B “This is will c¢ mo EOPLE the use Ivn last winter. the case A is we man Spain the matadors use cag lavender and even of white,’ Franklin not talk &— about achievements In His confid does Francise Other his bull ring family metropolis in itself—just large favorites reigned already and th enough to be violently jealous of burlesque on her acting went 0 San Francisco and with gathering popularity. Bd lent because [t was not quite able tors pawed through the up-State to have its rivairy taken seriously. exchanges for news which would delicately lampoon her. And it soon came. S SHE went northward A audiences grew colder and her temper grew stormief. air, extremely effec- tive volunteer press axent sides. She was, with her real ability to cherish volcanic passions and publicity in- terests simu l- taneously, genu- inely enamored of the huge, chiv- alrously pugna- clous journalist of his era, with — ae re a oe ~ Business Me (Conel There was a good deal of the gutter-snipe, one fears, in Marie Dolores Eliza Gilbert-James- Heald, Countess of Landsfeldt. Al- bert Vandam, a member of a cer- tain circle of Parisian wits and lit- terateurs, including Dumas, Ber- anger, Flaubert and Dujarrier of La Presse, had discovered, before Ludwig and California, the dan- gers of making too much of her. With Gallic finality he had paid his tribute that she had neither talent, manners nor address, but “only her beauty and her impu- daughter of an Irish subaltern’s runaway marriage with a music- hall entertainer—-some say laun- dress-——she herself had eloped at 19 with an Indian army Captain, to be divorced five years later for scandalous misconduct. London society had given even her danc- ing a cold shoulder. Moreover, the divorce decree had not been final; and later, when she trapped a wealthy but not too intelligent young Bife Guard subaltern, she had had to leave England pects, and re- acted to it with eontem ptu- ous superiority rather than with the win- ning tmperson- al friendliness which was all that the Call- fornia bachel- ' f ors asked. Her manager had hit upon the happy *~ ee ee eet Bee ail - J . SOO A, Meet SS ee tly , _ + ll . Angie x x -, Pate aie be- the more vio- fete lle ~*~ + eee om ~ a © © Qetanneapian, ee A ee Aa Consequently, reputations made in the port were automatically suspect. In addition, the capital, while as frantically curious about royalty and European celebrities as any other station in the Amer- At Marysville late in July se ican hinterland, lacked the sea- turned on an assembly whied port’s cosmopolitan tolerance for had ventured to appreciate the both foreign and temperamental talented Herr Hauser’s playiit mannerisms. It was prepared, DO more than her Spider Dance of six feet. They are variousl ored inainiy gray and This ye reptiles. In addition to ‘snake priest the as being OW on their backs Smokis used 116 Smoki pageant, there are the Hopi dance, an The latter begin the siowly shaking long Ff in » o ae mn * a ~ & - SE eR ett Mee Ae meh ae 2 LE A lt Alig Me 0 Al. ae, ee oe Se . oom aa ame - priests ome 53. ) idea of 2 to mony OR 6 hoshoae + OED trem o 2 > Rett wee. - ae es i % a es @an ae eee A, ee mer Me: — een ateue tact HE had mingled with escape prosecution for bigamy. roy- alty, certainly. But sophis- S ticated Europe had jeered, rather than admired, her way of doing it. Once, in Berlin, her runaway horse had tact- fully carried her straight into the personal bodyguard of the vis- iting Czar Nicholas I of all the Russias, and the cuts with a rid- ing quirt which she had given a protesting Uhian had amused the Romanoff sense of humor.. Nich- Olas had afterward shown her some attentions and possibly helped her out of an embarrassing intrigue with some of the Polish revolutionaries in Warsaw. But much of this was taken, even by revolutionists themselves, to prove that the Romanoffs lacked breed- ing. Her affair with Ludwig of Ba- varia had been sheer comedy, Page Six dence.”’ California did not know this. California in 1853 knew only her celebrity and was prepared to wor- Bhip, and equally prepared to crush her with its burlesquing wit and iis savage emotional tensions if the worship were not returned. So the ‘‘royal mistress'’ disem- barked while the crowd about Sen- ator Gwin and Congressman Wel- ler thinned perceptibly. It was not, perhaps, a full-blown civic ovation that she received, for Pa- cific communications were too slow in 1853 to prepare orgies of ticker tape, massed bands and Mayor's reception committees in advance. Nevertheless, an impressive crew of volunteer outriders swept about her carriage on its dusty trip up the windy streets. The ex- tent of the compliment is indicat- ed in the fact that scores of young manners courtly exhibiting her at receptions where the curious, the social climbers and the paw- ers-over of museuto rarities might win the honor of introductions to her at the price of a dollar a head. If the California venture ever reached this stage, the receptions might go better .provided§ the clamorous male population of San Francisco had not been received by her prematurely and gratis. Still, such misgivings were deli- cately suppressed during the days of the social quarantine. On the surface things went encourag- ingly. Lola fashions were advised by the best modistes and the best drv goods stores. At the Pioneer race track a@ gray mare named Lola Montez made her appearance and won three heats for the impressive profit of $1500. The city was dis- posed to be generous. If the lady Lola Montez. emotional and could be played in pantomime as well. And ‘Yelva’’ itself was simply an introductory piece to her world-famous Spider Dance. A young Andalusian gir}, in this spectacular figure, begins dancing and soon discovers the presence of a spider in her petti- coats. From then on, to the citing concern of early Victorian audiences, the turn became a process of discovering more api- ders in her skirts, shaking them Out with risque but not very re- vealing gymnastics, and stamping them to death with hysterical en- thusiasm. Except for the slightly terrifying situation of the young Andalusian, it is somewhat diffi- cult to gauge the appeal of such a pantomime except on the score that La Montez was exceptionally ex- enough for a Life Guard subaltern and a wit as keen as she Paris. ient, her bigamous marriage had been dissolved recently by the un- fortunate Cornet Heald’s drown- ing. James was at last dead of his [n- dian service maladies. had known in To make matters conven- The unregretted Captain Free in the law and the sight of God, on July 2 she led the roman- tic Hull to the altar of the Mission Dolores and the wits asked, Count Landsfeldt? But the wits, as yet, for advertising purposes. The Gov- ernor was on hand with his suite proud firemen of the insulted city ply for the ceremony and earned for declined with dudgeon her offer of tired himself more popularity by kissing a benefit performance. the made him——was it, counted only bride, openly and apprecia- But she had already touched Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 7, 1929. doubt, to relish an Archduke ora royal mistress with abandoned ec- stasies, but. it demanded first that all foreign aristocratic distinctions be abandoned in deference American democratic principles and that distinguished visitors submit pleasantly to the ordeal of being treated as “just folks.”’ When her first Sacramento au- dience showed signs of critical coldness to the Spider Dance, she paused in the midst of it and lec- tured them violently on their man- ners. to In consequence, the audience for several nights dwindled away to a sulky handful. Meanwhile. the Lola retorted in her best braz- tively, at the wedding breakfast en tradition by challenging the kisses she could hardly upset the than by many a well-planned po- editor of the critical Daily Califor- good order of the State from S© litical stroke. nia to a duel. She could right her- self, her letter of challenge insist- that make a sound like the abused it in a way which made ee her tirade at Sacramento se like a gesture of friendliness. the hotel the battle was rene until the luckless violinist, scart fied with words and threa with the famous horsewhip, left the troupe. The inexpertenced Hull, still flushed with the Sa ramento victory, tried his stock diplomatic oils on the disturbas@ and was taught the difference 0© tween easing a typhoon and ing a conflagration. Ordered out of the “royal suite” for all eter® ity, he went. The tour was ove To Lola, however, the collapet of a theatrical triumph was sinr another challenge. As & dancer she had upset & mis- istry and provoked a revolutios in Munich. Despite gubernat of rain on canyon rocks. antelope priesta and the waving rattles and hopping and- balanet the drum beats, face each Ot two pris ats P Hately linea before the snake f§ Circle the mesa for the first Meanwhile the head of the Clan, with a pottery bowl Cred meal and an eagle-feath has sprinkled nieal the and on the hands and Of the priests. As the snak brought forth for the dan *Drinkles each one with me Virtually all creeds are sented tn the Smoki cian. the chanters, as the snake hop about, is the Rev. Arts Kent, pastor of the First Gist Church at Prescott. cance leader is Frank E. ¢ chief of a U. S. Forestry Df With Pee on floor ramento by functioning as an off headquarters (Concluded on next page)

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Stone and other strone-minded fe- Grass Valley laughed, and as edi- : cia! mistress. But she could still the all-powerful Senator from New L | (Concluded from preceding page.) — ]anie'srd annoy and possiiy York, was corraiied on aeand LOLa Montez (Concluded from preceding page.) Stone and other strons-mindes fe- Grams Valley laushed, and a edt the Californians as a tour of the West and subtly sepa- PBeerrorize | a t Her Charm eighbor rated by Circe from the town’s misunderstanding and was ordered Shipley, provokingly cool, smokes there are 20) words to be account- flash of lightning, laid the said Yet with the courage S The last of the month the Sac- ambitious courtesies. Wandering out, California rather than Paris his pipe and laughs at her. ed for. whip on his shoulder and head self-satisfaction she stuck mento Union carried the signifi- political personages, traveling Eu- fashion, at the point of a Colt. “Third round—Countess, urged “Eighth round—Shipley re- four times, on my word of honor, for six months. Then in June, ‘on the shoulder’ and, quick as a the whole State laughed. of her it out “ that ‘‘Lola is ropeans and strutting theatrical Next day the Telegraph edged into to desperation, strikes at Shipley marks that crowd has been suffi- before my enemy could remember 1855, she sailed on the bark Fan- * . : 1 item brnia Miners. mat personal item that “Lola tting pening: be . . ; ging down to Grass Valley, Ne- troupe§ all received this exclusive its enlightened foreign comment a and spits in his face. Shipley mag- ciently amused and concludes to that he was sitting on a chair. ny Major for Australia, no longer retire in disgust. a chatelaine in a Western pastoral ada (City and Downieville for and flamboyant hospitality, but reference to the ‘‘Lola Montez-like nanimously advises her not to go v ; ‘ ‘* “~| ‘ e . sé 72 | ~ ed —_— 9 mountaiD scenery, not mammon.’ not the Countess’ fellow citizens. insolence and effrontery of the too far. Ninth round—Countess CC FTER giving him four nor a sex comet from Europe, but interlude that was to So Grass Valley added to the Queen of Spain.” springs forward and demands the A e000 whippings, he got up a dancer with an income to earn. justice upon all jackanapes gst three years. general mood of ribald disillusion- What happened next the Tele- as OURTH round—Countess whip—‘her father’s whip.’ Article and squared himself on Nevertheless, the land, with its Such a gross ineult (the c "After Grass Valley was a thriving ment a personal grouch of itsown. graph appropriately headlined: tries on her old tactics— in dispute placed in hands of dis- the most approved Yankee Sulli- crowding of men, must have ; . JA) * oa : i : ‘ . ‘ * had objected to her ma a mining camp nestling between So the tension grew until the fal) “Grass Valley Ring: First fight of appeals to crowd as ‘Min- interested party. van principles, and was preparing drawn her, for she came back. . ’ nN - 5 : sé °* & morals as well as her ey and pine-clad mountains and rapidly of 1854. the season.’’ The ‘‘combatants.’ it ers, etc. Crowd sensibly laughs Tenth round—-Countess asks to give me a stunner in the eye. Once more, in the summer of ‘56, _ - anc¢j : a oO nles ‘ . - as io . . e - . © ‘ ‘ , » 8 . ,? 7 Tt e . ¢ F 4 . . - . . you must don petticoats. the pieasant described as ‘‘Marie, Countess de at her. all hands in to drink. Crowd The spirit of my Irish ancestors (1 she danced her Spider Dance at ; tes geveloping some Ol! | brought some with me Which ] _ essentials of permanent village N NOVEMBER 21 the lady Landsfeldt, de Heald, de Hull, “Fourth and a half round—A laughs and refuses.’ being a kind of three-quarter breed the American Theater, and played lend you for the occasion ; in fe. Here in the early autumn took her feudal pleasure. ‘Lola Montez’ and Henry Shipley, Herself in an at- AS has happened before editor of the Grass Valley Tele- ‘green’ chap in crowd said some- But the honors of the combat of Irish, Spanish and Scoteh) took Lola in Bavaria. Again she saw . : Te n Mill street. The and since with exclusive celeb- graph. Time: 11 a. m., Novem- him tt was not his ‘put In. h you . fav yr for I am very magnanimous ' HE eractive cottage © : | eourts would rities, there was one exception ber 21; place, Golden Gate Saloon, “EMfth round-—C rowd greatly may choose bet Yoy } 1c etween oa : ta dueling amused. tress undertook to finish what the my eve, | took his, wl jewels and announced her retreat pistols or take your choice Of 4 pill out of &@ pill box. One Shall be ed, only by “inflicting summa it was an ? thing, when Countess informed were not to be exclusively appro- possession of my left hand, and,in them ridiculed and burlesqued priated by sports writers That the most approved Tom Heyer Then, quite suddenly, she gave afternoon the pen of the roval mis- principles, before | ‘Ould attain up the battle. She auctioned her I leave darling of romantic prove ner mettle to these boorish to the ban on visits from Grass Valley; weapons, horse- Californians by leading the sim- the neighborhood This time it whips, nails and tongue.” : 7 ; -would be. and s¢ ‘as — : . ee i : 3) » poison and the other not, ang the ple life: =a —— site - ; _ gene 2 eee F the dai 2 noune, ns account con rian ty a Ps ° ~ chances are even.”’ was, a garcen, with onan W oe srass Valley Telegraph. If Ship- tinues: Countess pitching in, relates to Lola. Countess in asso : | ) : | But in the nick of ¢j E jr in the most modish of Parisian ley had not exactly the run of the strikes blow with whip. Shipley ealpiey that her name is ‘Mad the —— at least an acctirate great shoulder-striker ended th less spirit raed seeking the re- adroit Mr. Hull's oe eages ~ morning garments | house meen meth. street, he had at catches it—both close. Countess’ ae. pmctograpar muey of a sour combat with a certain abuse f lease of a fliight from reality She ents were brought into pla —_ Oniy it must not be too simple. least — privileges of the front second takes her off. Shipley. falls “Seventh | roung——S/aue tees heart in eruption Lola said, in | vy The Lest an international fame for door. Some time earlier in the back with whip in his possession. reads extracts from Grass Vailey part: fect master of “IT went forth strong in the prin- Shipley Alas, Poor Yorick! le cecutenn. ne wild audacities decline, it must be month he had been summoned ‘“Seeond round—Countess re- Telegraph, counts ereenig Fave , : r and and informs Shipley that ciples, as I have said, of Miss Lucy in effect. her quietus. knowing a firemen reconsidered their de. on fiery chargers and with a reti- view of a coming ballet perform- st} the benefit ° of guides, Lola hunted for ance by a troupe of Lola's friends ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT took place, with all the ACCESROTieg ce np end, with man-sized weap- must be enthusiastic. The chate- of triumph. The Countess took ad some said, in men’s cos- laine gave him a drink and let him her curtain call with the hand. . the big game of the moun- out with regal sensations of hav- bkome sentiment that ‘‘sunshine tume, ¢ : “Sixth round—Cries of ‘Speech riding crop had started. Readers thanks to some rings ha Lj into spiritualism. Did she fancy Shipley offers the of next day’s Nevada Journal thus the time-—I made a-cutting im- there might be a spiritualiatic had, if not an unbiased account of pression. As usual, this would-! claque, or was her broken, humor- which, to do him justice, he left for the East in October, with- Sic transit g! ut telling; and, by all her con- fused life's precedents, without a little savage. noticeably savage. there and instructed that his re- turns to attack—-with her tongue; words ld ‘ay tains. ing secured a promise. would always be in her breagy | - crass Valley, already develop- Consequently, when Editor en she ctshigagy of the noble city ing jealous notions of social prece- Shipley, as a conscientious jour- — dence itself, was excluded from nalist, possibly perturbed about FT , 3 rs. first by mere chilliness, advertising receipts, gave the art- peace more ostentatiously, three companies of charm. ingly uniformed volunteers marched in ranks to the Or. leans Hotel. La Montez ap- — peared on a balcony, seductively informal for’ a titled aristocrat. - | : , ne re “without boonet or shaw ten | The Only Yankee Bullfighter | ss Bipst Neighbor: “Hore cleun she keeps (Canciluad at- were ee seeeches and she tossed those children. : nd the firemen the flag which she had cafried, she emotionally in- yut and another is sub- is his si = sisted, everywhere on her tour of § i ‘uted when a man does not monient: the republic. Then, rendered ex- 8 immediately after he has been many of his expe! : , | oe" she always . travagant by, reconciliations, help- 3 d down he is hissed out of has her brother's ver- a ful Hull proffered decisive civilf- me oe 4] ‘then he st} of liow it feels to come face So- ties. He invited the three compa- age i et hies and their hangers-on to step ty . | t is generaily admi a ugie signs on- 2Mto the bar and have a drink at oye +% ; 3 If San Francisco had put the ad- ag’ Yenturess on a pedestal, the back de COUNtry could certainly knock her nd off with a laugh. The more she | ate eee aA es he de ‘ ; + s ares LIXeaiys Ini say this Nas a “Then tlie ; ; ‘ 4 wwe OY * All tii & av enrake id) her record as ¢ oe . . al . at ad charmer of men at the Metropolitan Opera Hou ” with burlesque and cynical ribald- Franklin is tall and slender. ry. They would make her unde " d Strabte, after the American fasbh- eins 6 - ‘coiohe a s¢ Welens avout A Bey ee Se don toward things of dangerous ye agra; led beauty, by making her a standing yb- Joke bb EOPLE : in thi: he animal's head but slightly . do! The process began at Sacramen- p have the idea that t above it. re is a Vital spot Pal CC CPa ri Lriess - : 7 ; . ah } ’ }() ti! é n iD | | ers ‘2 Where, in spite of the truce fighters use the rectly ny With the firemen, the ridicule because red enrages the i more marked y erew. A new note bexan to creep quickly, he explained t his must plerce. 7 . ™ : . . Y h ft ° | ee ea bd on ‘Pto her press notices which un- family while on a visit to Bre formed by tne Dones OF Tne sn0U | } | re ing GOubtedly reflected widespread lvn last winter his is not de Within that aperture the na eS Ll of ppec ' . oe -_ = the noble-hearted revolution- Qt any object that is moving » Duil- in ary, but suddenly she began to be whether itis red or white. That's fighter will exploited by humorous editorial why we matadors keep the cape ble. The bull will BOL Oe “si ()) paragraphers as another of those %@/ °UStantly waving. We know from a ylunging rage attack the hh: , must be sure. now-a-days cin or because Wwe eas 1s idecia LO Opinion. She was no loncer hailed the case. A _ bull | b] must | Anywhere else and find himself : ' F : i friends choose us just as we hoose them Hy example and «direction. mother, first of It' (f , lly — of six feet. They are variously col- The complete list never has been | , ' ut other dancers in- it. th shie SES Ue al, S SHE went northward, but otne _ - Of it. ul ( Dut audiences grew colder and tles her temper grew stormier. er- At Marysville late in July ghe &- turned on an assembly which the Smoki n:z reoR? Lore "e , tis] man Grace M _ * the Smoki pageant, there are also, vertising mar course. its a responsi- : ily ¢ flord: and she 4s in the Hopi dance, antel Sparks, secretary Mother should be an aaa cleanliness the family Can atlord? an for had ventured to appreciate the ntal talented Herr Hauser’s playing DO more than her S ider Dance and : , ; | . The «mall number of the Smokis «}yanee fol herto help des ide in no small fash- mA is a nak ‘ » See * that oO pF A abused it in a way which made wa. Take @ sound like the las! Phe sm | ‘* Sones é : , é \. ‘a a t . TY ci ‘ e ‘ j " ‘ Re . , ; ink of rain on canyon rhe who fee] tne ndian mecicin un iTh moa pray ni red rT. Wail ~_ the tT! if Le he ‘ > ; , . : li‘, , i : . as ‘ > ~ a? . a . . > ” - ; P , . , >i} ‘ priests. The jatter begin the cere- Chamber of Comm : lity. But isn titan OP POrtuUntn Be WETS oat P| 74 i ong : — expert in this matter must demand time for her own ails bath, RY. siowly shaking lot attles active director : | Cleanliness... in for keeping her hands and hair mice. her aNtelone nee ’ -e and indicate a desire to discon- ae heduling tt for the = | complexion lear. her clothes alwavs fresh iTiesgt : : . leo fessaol 2 ‘= 1? . 28 . . | ) : } i ie’ t ’ i ‘ ' * priests, Waving rattles and alter- tinue the snake ritual are sure to {}\+" make. | - Pasties © and in and attractive. ec- her tirade at Sacramento seem At like a gesture of friendliness. At DBS the hotel the battle was renewed 1 ati A: POP AP ROL yy ot Gs Peabo The Prescott hately honp and hale . » yoted down : ms : - , sa Ad ‘ ‘ as : , mide ‘"¢ ~~ on F P } t tii e | ; i . . . ; ft, rrthy ! bit- , achieving emecrentiy. . “ to until the luckless violinist, scari- ples fied with words and threatened ie drum beats. fa ach othe : Chamber of Commerce would . ‘ two line a ’ ) : = oppose the discontinuance ’ } ri , l of the tr J roupe. The inexperience Hull, stili flushed with the Sac- ‘3 s > ’ | bad o . Cirtie t? ‘ tne nn at Oraibdi and Walpi. in . Real cle inliness di — make iri a i, | oSpeslenedinapes: ns-olies Saale ) ‘can't expect them to . : : bathing Meanwhile 1) sad of t! the Hopi country, men with leath- ou ca . } with nothing Cisse. baths lor baby ; De where ina for everyone Yn like sO Tati\ : i ii - \ } s oa ,oa! mnie?’ Up there the Snake | ? ‘Thil ; nothing Ql fa © washing): ) p and was taught the difference be | — oe oe TS a | — = [ah Pata eircts oe : c cieaniiness begins al home -ee IS enpiieeres ‘oor, and on the hands and bodies dance is not a pageant, Dus | : ) ‘an clothe Jenty of them. for everybodys: pec- tween easing a typhoon and feed- on which, the @n- ing a conflagration. Ordered out of the “royal suite’ for all etern brought forth f the dancers he ’ ' . oF the priests » snakes are ligious reality, by mother. ; ’ , 4 . nas mats , > , : " —) ) 7 " if fowels e icine men believe, depends the iife » cledn house for evervone, Cledll towels. ————_—_—_—— ; & > 4 ~ «7 0 a To Lola. however the collapse Virtually ai! creeds are re pre- there are f | } A\) IN} iN rit i} ; ; . * o . ho a a - rY i ' . , 861, ed 20 the “m0 Ki ian left The VOUDE meri are «& ° ' - 4 ' (it? if} ton "ie % L‘« chil . ile } : | " , . } | =fif*s only Crean sheets. f lean taloie “linen. clean al hie : the of a theatrical triumph was sim- ity ply another challenge A® A re- of tired dancer she had upset A miin- , . , .} helie? chante Ts t ‘he anake 7 away from the old VELIC, ‘ . —s ° : ‘4 »317 snake clans are rapidly dying out young Hopis ‘Op about, is the Rev. Arthur . 4: 6 . . ? hat Kent, pastor of the First Metho- It is possibie (nat ae. ist Ch h at Prescott. The two or three generations from uuUrCc! istry and provoked a revolution az in Munich. Despite vubernatortal the kisses she could hardly upsel the ? Cance leader is Frank E. Grubb. now, will have to g0 [0 how their grandfathers Prescott fr - om Nef of at’ S Forestry Division Ree With } Or- “00d order of the State from Sac eadquarters at Prescott. prayed for rain per- ramento by functioning aa an offi- Bee (Conctuded on nest poge. Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 7, 1929. Page Seven

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SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY MORNING fae Sy .” a a 2 —" me . i rs AR oa ars ind he a ri , -k- 4 7 « vt SF , Lae . i x ° saat * aa * be » Mee ‘ a 0 OR EtG Ar Lg CL OPENS ACD Ce NUR A A emia Ieee —— 7 : . = — - EI Ce Pea niet YOUNG WUMAN TAKING THE LONG DROP Miss Mary Dua,a Belgian social worker, and two phases of her successful first parachute jump over Jackson Heights, Long Island. Associated TP re- : ““@Sgugs Ne “—~ . a yy a a iti, Ie ee ae? et : : m a4 * . ’ SUNSHINE TRIPLETS Claudineand Claudette M old, born in England an¢ Southern California. rr er tien i i y%, o m : NS me ee — “~ » 2 % — _ : * a os —s . : . en rer ’ batalla de . a, nae ons . . Paine ting Sete. » maa OO, ett Mi scaly Gt coal _ dine > ~ , : * ae . » oe eaine ie ee * a © ~ - . ely . ts - I ey oi 3 — JOO IC WRECKAGE OF AN AIR LINER—Imperial Airways plane which fell into the English Channel with loss of lives of seven Pg DS ne at THE LATONIA DERBY—"Clyde Van Dusen” passengers. E e Tinisn. Ne Mare leading the field around the first turn, and “Buddy Basil” lead § THE BRIDGE AQ International Newaree | monies. They are —

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E sanoar worne LOUIS POST - DISPATCH rar a — , » | re — "6 es | wy THE HORNY HAND ON THE HELM OF STATE—The new Labor Cabinet of Great Britain photographed in the garden at 10 Downing street, London. Seated, left to right are: J. R. Clynes, Home Secretary; Lord Parmoor, Lord President of the Council; J. H. Thomas, Minister of Employment; Philip Snowden, Chancellor of the Exchequer; MacDonald, Prime Minister; Arthur Hen- derson, Foreign Secretary; Sidney Webb, Secretary for the Dominions; Lord Justice Sankey, Lord Chancellor; Capt. Wedgewood Penn, Secretary of State for India. Standing, left to right: George Lansbury, First Commissioner of Works; A. V. Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty; Sir Trevelyan, President of the Board of Education; Margaret Bondfield, Minister of Labor; Lord Thomson, Secretary of State for Air; T. Shaw, Secretary of War; A. Greenwood, Minister for Health; N. Buxton, Minister for Agri- culture; W. Graham, President of the Board of Trade; W. Adamson, Secretary for Scotland. . a > SUNSHINE TRIPLETS—Angela, FORD AND EDISON—Inventor Claudineand Claudette Mawby,7 years and auto manufacturer gazing at the : — j | old; born in England and thriving in first electric bulb and one of its suc- / So 7 : : a a ae Reena: : uthern California. italia chapenatalin : nee | IN PERFECT ALIGNMENT—Sixteen fighting craft of the battle fleet on the | beach at San Diego. = re inate a eo ot LF 1 PRT vy ee ee eS ee — j o~ a ¥ _ » + Ay Be eg ERI TE OR END OF THE GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO IN NORTHERN ARIZONA—Four governors smoking the pipe of peace at th George D. Dern of Utah, R. C. Dillon of New Mexico, and Jonn D. Phillips o: Arizona THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE UPPER : monies. They are: Frederick D. Balzar of Nevada; ee

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SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH MID-WESTERN BIRDS PHOTOGRAPHED ~, BY MISS LORENE SQUIRE OF HARPER, KAN. oe % _ “ig ; - «i i ay : . ¥ ie ling &>1 a -—e ale 7” Fad Ay} Po ar" s = * | eA... apm ¥ * ed . ve @ “ > = > al é The flicker, or golden-shafted woodpecker. . \ ~ er ow mae r ~ ~ eo 4 : ies” _ Bee a sein at aa oP ere eH ee — » aw rs ey a aaa © Re et I ee ogee a ee ee - oe em " Sea gulls, following aA a furrow seeking ¥ >» - * 4 y ad - 4 : f ' 2 - : ° % a~ > “e oz : e : in . be “4, y* sy tg . 4 . . 2 _ ¢ P ~ _ . a . J ? ” : i ’ 1 \. yy : ron “F , , ; ’ ‘nn ' - : ’ - 4 at 5 . b : © + *% * : ; » . , " : e 7 - a! ' ; ; : P z P . . " . ‘ rn . ’ . . / . ~~ > - +. : : . : , q ’ . . ay . a - — Se w : ’ ® ; ’ ve : q , ’ ‘ ’ + ae ; . ; : - - L é ~ 4 ss » 5 ° . a’ * 4 - bd * e 7. = _ . € - , : » a a : =| ? bs : « ¥ ; “o * 5 2 7” g a" , Py oe," . 7 2. - ; . % / - 4 > Lae , . + 3 = =f ? = ¥ > .' = 7 P 7 “” wil : _ h ry ~ e > le 2 ‘ ‘ m ie a % —_—- . c cy 4 ¥ * ~ : * 0 ‘ - aw Fi — a : p 1... = : ‘ . ‘ * a wae p ’ ss . =" « > : ~ A 7 % > a : , ; . . . a! 2 | My i : . ‘° i. 5 ~ * " , pe: 4 - : : ¥ ; 5 d worms | : . _ = - s . . $ ~ yo ‘ © =” : * eo + . . . * ‘ ~ a? “ys 4 ‘ * bd % . P . 7 . ‘ : a. . j “7 e . ; s ts nba aoe . . = * 1 > at ‘ DP or ; . . ight in ' ; vi ” ” : hae . ’ 4 tea : ri She ; re ss i 4 ae . Sait Ok > O a7 a Tie! > j aks y y ee P : ah td ’ Y rn . : 3 aps ni Be, “ey ae” at a ‘ # F ait * Y off ue ee ery a * wee Pret Pe x4 ar i A (we x) e. : . k » B a rhe ne wt b PS: F te z 5 oe ee ee wee * - . Rot — Pe ee ee - ly OO ee = ~~ “ws + aap om Black- crowned night heron. oe as +e felted a 0 NR lian. ays ~“- ae tem ly . PPR a oe eee * — en in | on tee ee ak ae ee ey a a ee ~ o BE em Sally te See = ie « al ae | } Ge. ‘ BOUND FOR THE NOR nald, Dr. Plamer, Lady G Labrador. Sir Wilfred G » tee et ee ee ee _— 8 ms ee eG nal m~ ee taste Ae Ray lis Mae A Me > —O we we Ne ee te li ee ad Scissor-tailed flycatcher. + a em : oA, Sapte an >. » 7" oe ta “s et ee owe Catbird’s nest. aunGen, acme L #LTHE PRESIDENT OF ark sparrow. Tawal of 7000 soldiers fro The kangaroo rat is easily tamed. Lady Baltimore oriole.

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a “a P( )S m IS PATCH | IULY 7, 1929 ~ A FINISH AT ASCOT RACETRACK — Showing how the stands are built at English courses. Wide World HEARTILY DAMNED AS THE ne iy 7 d “BUTCHER” BY THE AMERI- | - > A < _ 3 + CAN YOUTH OF THIRTY YEARS : AGO—This little old man is General Wevler, who was Governor-General of Cuba at the beginning of the Span- ish-American War. He is now 90 years old and head of the General Staff of the Spanish Army. He is shown here being greeted by the King. Wide World. % = —~ A yf “ HOME OF THE SECRE- » 4 J ~ Bic oe | TARY OF STATE—“Wood- 4 : ley,” country estate near Wash- ington, recently purchased by Er. Stes: --:Asiesiieed Pree » ba BOUND FOR THE NORTH—Left to right: Lieutenant-Commander Donald B. MacMillan, Dr. Fer- nald, Dr. Plamer, Lady Grenfell and Sir Wilfred Grenfell, who sailed from Wiscassett, Me., for Labrador. Sir Wilfred Grenfell has spent his life working among the Labrador people. ee ee... ee ee ee * : ttl A GRANDSON OF LIVINGSTONE, THE EXPLORER—Dr Wilson of Old Chitambo, South Africa. with his wife and son at their African home - } | STHE PRESIDENT OF-MEXICO.—Portes Gil showered with flowers and confetti on his first appearance after vane: « the with- Lady Baltimore oriole. Btrawal of 7000 soldiers from the State of San Luis Potosi. International Newsre

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~ i ~*~ fe yam on, e-Apting pilapitiieen . — a tA ie eater +s oo ~ er wre - ety, yt otal Mn ate a eal o~— etinadnmbedian tn an hae a R ee aes - ere, 5. « ls ed Merson eo pt le te wet. Se aaah ee oe, ote ae Bre aad De army ne mney ony > * & Sctien be ie a ee a ly eh De Re ttt Att of od pn 1 benched ~ 7 —s ov i a ae he mee 8, cle SUNDAY MORNING DISPATCH a THE ST. LO - UIS POST DRESSED FOR BATTLE—The U. S. S. “Saratoga,” aircraft carrier with the airplanes on top that usually are in the hold. ship, running 20 knots, heads into the wind, and the forward airplanes rise with a véry short run. Underwood & SUNDAY MORNIN The Underwood Ps ren s « “mae . : rote. i gd. etal . . ml we International ra THE “YELLOW BIRD” FLIES ACROSS THE OCEAN—The stowaway Schreiber obliging girls at Comillas, Spain, the departure from that town, and the landing at Le Bourget Field near Paris.

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Sr THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Pe Sipe a oes | oe $t He _* ANOTHER BRIDGE ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER—Structure near the Chain of Rocks which is nearing completion. This picture was taken from the Missouri side. Be a Post-Dieneich eteft = ia —— THE SECOND FUNERAL OF SUN YAT. SEN a a y Scenes in the impressive cere! the body of the great Chinese father of the Republic was laid its marble tomb 1n the Purple near Nanking. * ‘o m0 i€ 4 ited Pree near Paris.

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H ta! the Hk , * MRS Pekin. who see GHT ese cap ce anguages GOLDEN BEAR ‘aa : Al E & Dractice spin or TH Eee 4 Ge . , Pay in eT ee Ar ele as r : . a —_ am i oss BER 8 Ph gente 7 A hea Sy ; a es he tee RS ng Darg ly cor. \ oWaree This year had + te ah lea! eh ae ve Rosia 4 rei. ee, oe er } . ou lel eT >. si saea 45S scene _ : —— TRACK ENTS—1 em a aa «Fa , o~ — J V - THE RACE VW VY ae | — _ * S$ ~~ = » wees E O NG IQ 3 ANGE azTterma Chu 7 _ PN _ ~_ a elke os < ay —L 2 }— wn iJ oO nt. J O onl = un Lu x + SUNDAY MORNING

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Toe THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MEN WHO ARE DOUBLES OF NOTABLE PERSONS Newe« ‘+ ai a | Attorney George McKelvey of a tte ete eee Sir Charles E. Madden of the Senator Copeland of New York, Saverio Sella Sicilia, a New York | Ohio, who resembles President | William Heskett, an aviation | cv. Senet ee anes British Navy, counterpart of who takes after Senator John- | barber, who looks like Mussolini. eever student, who is like a for President Lincoln. the King of England. son of California. | | oe)” Bie) Two views of the sailing barge “= & ‘a : . - i | ip andreturn. This yearly con- on the English coast. 4 /* te _ Ne F , - ~ 2 - _ oe " ; r P. , ©. om ; : . = é , x. . , “ i 4 , , “y J re : : ; i bier: de : : ' ’ _% : a BS : , = - ; . = os a : . 4 , ‘ a , ‘Ng g 3 ° : 4 d 4 - , > | > ‘ 5 | ” . 4 : $ te 9 4 | / ” ' ? P n ‘ / P ’ . , : , . 4 ; ; 5 : ; Z wig ’ Awl *% P ae & ; . ’ ad t ‘ e pm marr -—- ~ om * 2 “ Mme — > iiiiend = ¢ rer. . ‘ . hs 4 i ; p Be e oy o . - oo : . > “= . , ; ‘ é " ‘ * , . , - . - : 2 £ ‘ - “we PO Ty ar oe” LEGO LE IE I LS - iP" ae, ' a ae sw - £~ g? ow 2~ ">? ore ” , “~ “a - ho a ~~ al _ em ‘7 Ew, a - =. Vm, & om? + oT" . : “ee - = * . - rv P = , + . oy . - . a a? . + vw. @ ~ 7a, © >A - ay At Be eek, 3 3 ¥ , te > _ OAT aan bi ae ee : é : oa e es, ny) | A NARCISSUS FARM—Orting ( Wash.) FA OPE high school girls gathering blossoms near | tas | Mount Rainier. ciel anes s old, and Sarolta, eight, daugh- ' e | , in their home in Spain. — A Sw i 4 HE TAUGHT MRS. HOOVER CHINESE—G. T. Chuan, professor of languages in Pekin, who instructed Mrs. Hoover during her residence in the Chinese capital amendieted fren a { aracteristic 0O 10? crew. winner of the 19 T , IT j 4 . sit y hold goods 0} THE GOLDEN BEARS—University of California varsity ¢ residence at § Practice Spin on the Hudson. TWO IRISH BEAUTY SPOTS—Above, Blarney Castle in County Cork, 8 Poughkeepsie regatta, : : : ie ‘ent ivv-covered Muckrots Abbey in Killarney aes ; Be beneath. the ancient ivy-coverec : : ee Wewers .

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“eS | _ > é 4 : . | SUNDAY MORNING THE OT. LOUIS PO | ihe DISPATCH THE ATTENDANCE WAS 66,000—Airplane view of the Yankee Stadi- um in New York City at a doubleheader played with the Philadelphia Athletics, June 21. JUSTIN fT FLINT Wants to Do Your W ashing | A Definite Decision on Your | Will Br mg * tention te a on ae, a —* on]. SS———0510 1 0 E10 JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO, LINDELL 7376 5 PHONES 20 TRUCKS -) —f-} —_ ry LITO Swimming Suits are knit from two-ply yarns. With special attention given to style and fit. They hold their shape well and give long wear. & TWO THOUSAND Kiev. Russia, on May Ask “Brassiere-In- r ) Our The illustration pictures a Pelton Sui cut away to show the one-piece bras Dealer siere. Same material and color as the suit. No need to wear cold, clammy If vou can't extra brassiere. No shoulder straps, a ae buttons, back pieces, etc. Encases the bust neatly and effectively. enhancing appearance and giving wonderful us for deal- support In swimming ers names PELTON & PELTON 216 W. Adams &. Suits. write hicago. Ill > | 1 > sd ew. ; KA MOUS FEET { how they're kept free from corns } _ TY FIRST LIBRARY—Volumes in the Hereford cathe- on » | >. ae “ “ chained to their sheives. ~- ne~ +. Se ey * » Recty ey Mp ee wee f ~ 4 oe ae hi ein Ma oe ee il ie ed ‘ => 7 a Re © nerige te Mee an she ih + gw ae - > we Art. nit iy th” 7 am ae ae 7. aa & « 3 % ee a oo » «a i te a oe pele toca Ww ” ~~ “ha ae ~ Be et, a colors. With 1 india, *. aa fort assured by “upport for the heels... and no HELEN MORGAN'S Famous Feet “Fish gotta swim and birds gotta fly . . . but nobody's DAP gotta keep acorn... Just say ‘Blue-jay’ to Mr. Drug Store Man!"... So writes Helen Morgan, paraphrasing the famous song she sings in “Show Boat i nding 4 £0 fer every foot acorn with Blue-jay ts gentie and sure. No danger of uoM, 'o be poi i Phe as with self-paring. Relief is instant for the cus! » pad o ti a stops shoe-pressure and pain at once. And short! ae apn makes its adieu. At all drug stores. Fer calluses and > ur foot. and gic« ash for the larger uze Blue=-jay = Dlue-jay a Jane THE SAFE AND GENTLE WaY TO END A oan = “Ath ane | * |O8RR BROOKLYY cah a6 modern —as modern ¢é The smartest c

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JULY 7, 1929 IUL.¥ 7, 194 : ’ MORNING a Sc THE ST. LOUIS POST SEE =o S aa | | " ) oe ss Py Fy “A es s eS ae / Boor SHOP / | he LaF = fi iF SHO 9 3 ) és 6 ( -_- & : ‘ ~4 . | . : | =" E i | abe: Hol a RSe: mys “el J nares arava oe e ’ ) ry ° p fam oe . ~ ale , Ad te » , ° - , d all 4 ° 4 om } : ti te oe “:% Yes Sees « ae y hse pers Ne het ‘i. hoe bd | | is” ‘ba ees " “ “42° ' j 4 7 “ Mail Orders Filled | edenPaagy tie ‘ ve wd ps sin} ay fect in fit, appear- LAUNDRY CO. ance and quality. LINDELL 7370 _ In patent leather, 5 PHCNES Pecks hand turned. —— OF 0 ETO Mo —— $ an “ a. - ‘ , wl | ): Ree eee ve BL a / : “oe ! >-%, 5 e ° y ” . *% . P . eee 1 TWO THOUSAND ATHLETES IN ACTION—“The Star of Physical Culture” shown in the stadium at CS bu 'g AV O1d U rn ] ne Kiev, Russia, on May 29. -Wide World : “B . T $9 The illustration pictures a Pelton Suit Cut away to show the one-piece hras- siere. Same material and color as the | _Suit. No need to wear cold, clammy extra brassiere. No shoulder straps, buttons, back — etc. Encases the bust neatly and effectively, enhancing appearance and giving wonderful support in swimming PELTON & PELTON x 216 W. Adams &: f Chicago. Il! s : : : : ; ' i % Bi . | - ~ at er | . ai. aw ¢ 4 -_= Jf ane SCULPTURE EXHIBIT IN SAN FRANCISCO—The Doctors sav— S Palace of the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park overlook- - : ibit of sculp- y . K } ing the Golden Gate, where the summer exh! cu oe , f A ture will be held, and “Regeneration,” a piece symbolizing Sunburn like an) t free from corns } | Chicago rising from the ashes. -P. & A. photos , 0 | p iy. hurn—is dangerous Ruhbon a thin coating of 7 / ( neuentine before you step Ps ~ oul into the giare of the ie a ] ()R T()] ~ | \ HIN! yy beack lou di tan smoothly, fe ¢ . . without dbutntul burning bolt a \ raf A " a d t ¥ R Severe is S| tne agistress : a S ee . ‘ - by 7 ct t yy | t 4 — } \ _— Siig’ > . go. P 1 eg ? é | MG r¢ t Ca modern comfort : . ; rered should a * é f ’ f Ke The smartest of lines, leathers and : i a | é 3 products - na - om “ ' colors. With 100 per cent of com- ta Don't rei on in- (set a tule f Lnguentine today and ha‘ fort assured byv...a perfect, restful eBcative lotions | | « i’ i “ad orothercosmetics Pe support for the arch... a snug fit at with no healing vaca g sichigores derby ee . power The anti- . ? ( pyist S, ig | € ..orw a heels ... and no crowding at the toes. i Un- Pharma ( a Norwich, N. guentine soothe GANS Famous Fees the burnec tissues. ~ rds Lotta fly ve. Dut nobody's ap ust say Blue-jay’ to Mr. Drug un uent ne Helen Morgan, paraphrasing sin “Show Boat } di r ty sure. No dar ger of ane A fit for erery foot—up to aise il (widths AAA fo EE) | NCLENTI BF Soar, iS instant for et cushions pad 10 be ha! |; many atvles... 10.50 and upwards. 4n blend and pure, is im at once And shortly, the corn CBpert proc riat will help vou select the proper model for the pertect soep RZ stores hor Caiiuses and Aw rsons, Your fore nd xice free foot examination and ad rice. for tender sun: ” burned skin. And heceuse of its LU n- fa guentine content S v : it rapidiv clears ejay — ‘ane Bryant ae - | . A Pee ‘ “ : : moe 6 AY TO END A CORN | sixth and Locust, ST. Louis 3 : MP TORK | BROOKLYN. CHICAGO - DETROIT - PHILADELPHIA - BALTIMORE ~ YY — rw One.) 1 > ~~ THE NORWICH PHARMACAL COMPAN)}

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| WS. Spee SUNDAY MORNING i a THE CT. LOUIS POST DISPATCH re a A oie 45 i Piet i? * @ ae P m y Te i MP Ne Meth nk ip AES coca ie OE men) ae eee es 4h " “A Re eS ean! | ON ae s! pias tes Rion agin hot BOE ee ee a Rn ce di in A a a “ tsp aS cake each | EXPLORING THE WILDS OF ANNAM IN ASIA PN ’ “ae Wg ad Hehe: These photographs were taken in the little-known French protectorate in Indo-China 3 oN. . by members of the Kelley-Roosevelt Expedition. The Americans shown are: Russell W. Hendee of New York, zoologist; Dr. Ralph E. Wheeler of Cambridge, Mass., medical officer and assistant naturalist; Harold Coolidge Jr. of Boston, mammalogist; and Dr. Josselyn Van Tyne of the University of Michigan. oF The other photographs show two women sorcerers in their high hats; two members of aor? e@'. =). the Lu tribe; three young women of Phong Tho, and an orchestra and dancing girls of = ‘ of ' | the Same town. All photos © Field Museum of Chicago. From Wide World. F (* é cut - % any! a he 5) tie a ? ‘ ‘ + y ' van a + ) . prety ar Wie 4 r . mR aes Re tm : GEORGE ITS AWAY AFTER "TWO OCLOCK. THERE FOR 4 LEAS HALF DiS Gate Sep ig okie 4 ADVERTISEMENT GO AS AN INVITED GUEST —NOT AS A TOURIST Europe is to be host to have never before been those St. Louisans who planned. will attend the Interna- Membership in the Ad tional Convention of the itu eee vertising Association is Associated Advertising ont emenist ae Clubs of the World in acpaone se Ri aclin Louis party sails fron : Montreal July 26. The ’ , ) “a , European cities are com- photos hi . ) ' we ITS SO ‘ | ‘ otographs shown are | peting with each other seh 5 ages ag RINE A 8, i UTTERLY + a: fom on ee to extendthe most hearty @ Yery te“ of the ' welcome. Doors that sel SIMPLE « dom admit strangers ans will see. . 3 IF EVERYONE = be att Ror! For ig aa concern: ea Poe . | WOULD ions Zeneraily ciosed to ing this iow cost trip to ee ee: | ~ tourists will be displayed Europe, reduced fares. Be EEP STILL to these St. Louisans. hote!] accommodations, | | ANO GIVE Such official receptions side trips, etc. Write or | ONE OF and on such grand scales phone | US Street at | Ax THE ADVERTISING CLUB OF ST. LOUIS a Night | CHANCE Hotei Jefferson : , | Celebration M TC) «a y cee & O- 8 Qe @n5Gns% teresting things St. Louis or THOMAS COOK x SON 1020 Locust Street se — ee hte Dee om — ¢ _ Se - & . - ° TO le eta Rl, ly monsll ey ene ~ - Fon ae ie a ae | WE BOTH i + a 4 » I? , ‘ ; ADDED _ \ | - vite o = : “zu Pfistern — Je” hae ae " UP THE . at Lucerne . 3 PDMOUNTS. W here the rm 4 {> ‘ ¢ - ‘> | : af A, i &. , 7 ; ’ z - a “+ Treaty of Switzerland \ erTsSallies Was Signed A Village on the Lele oft Marken Holland

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JULY 7, 1929 ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT (ST. LOUIS, MO., JULY 7, 1929} , own cual E. BUNGLE FE AMILY This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch anne RO RA ee Ae BAER RR ee ae USTEN mossy, rm ) ¢ { Yes * ME - || Two ocLock.) ae NOT WORRIED TA , : WELL : “Se t ee WELL HONEY / ee ies | . 2 See ‘¢ im SO .¢ A ABOUT QUITTING?) .£ ONE X\' / = .y cu ||.cran J” é Ro a «. fy, GIVE GODIVA ~ MoRE . \ . 1 rt i you ¢? DARLING MAK CHANCE TO AT LEND ME LITTLE Stier eee a ALL RIGHT! | LEAST WIN \ SOME BuUT- 4 , WHO WON. @ GEORGE, BACK OUR f: MORE ale * DEAL. CARFARE. CHIPS Dd. ae oe anes : Hi gs ‘( JOSIE, ai HONEY. rn —— Fs So gave. “-~"" WANS. ants | MOSCOW LISTEN THE IDEA Vil MLO ANO —™~ YOU'VE BEEN LISTEN USE THE OF sO THIS. THING ie) JOSEPHINE 3 GEORGE, SKULL ONE MUCH iS SO Wei IN) ALL MOMENT RUMPUS UTTERLY )f iin YOUR SO Mossy, | | OVER SUCH 4) SIMPLE. {2 Pith, = DION'T YOu | CALLED LISTEN, YoU] | A SIMPLE IF YOu’LL Ve Hie JOSEPHINE? FIGURING ADMIT PROBLEM, “ LD 4 WHY OO You GOT MOSCOW *: YOU OVERLOOK CAN'T YOU THE $165 > SEE.....?. JOSIE OWES : ! WHAT YOu ; ’ : . y * . ' ’ , ae + ° riage kes \ y Va . , , ‘ ‘ ante eh . TAA ie " én ihe Vis Ve NY OC Tas fe vir A tA OO ste ee Wate 7 ’ - 4 ig oI MAY +, : au ‘ _ . _ ak st Be a - * , . . ; r : Op eR " J . “f ' ; ; : THA | NINE AND SEVEN 1S FIFTEEN.) / .i concer || SEVEN AND NINE ARE DARLING 15 }.\ niet | CARRY THE FOUR.........EIGHT | TO PUT IN’ THE | | FOURTEEN.....SIX TIMES EIGHT eExactiy } |}: i | AND: NINE IS NINETEEN.....AND pe WHAT 2. fe) -¢ .. > THRE’ SEVEN 1S...... WELL ANYHOW /. SS ae ae pea cain DEA. i IF EVERYONE |} (7 SAID , 1 a7? - 7 | f a > vfs f ‘# Ae, | af ae *: sf, SF a } , Sif 2 7 on oe. ¥ 7 _ F oS f. é , . a St titi ee J 4 08 F, TA ih Fs Me f, ALS Af, hme a Be: BUT SWEETHEART }- | : | if , Ui, Wy, | ILL ADMIT HE HOOKED , ’ JOSEPHINE IS THE : NOW I REALIZE THAT HE. ) |] MOSCOW CAN'T _~; i a, YZ , ME OUT OF OVER $9 ONE TO BLAME |}'| PUT OVER A FAST ONE tie BLAME HIM. BE WRONG. 2 } WHEN I FELL INTO'HIS |\ . FOR ALL OF THIS.| | WHEN HE TALKEO ME INTO S SHE'S THE a TRAP AND AGR tT SPLITTING THE DIFFERENCE }.. «/ ONE WHO RAP AND AGREED TO SHE KNOWS I'M staph i ) thy SPLIT THE DIFFERENCE. THE ONE WHO AND HANDING HIM $10.50 [| {| PUT HIM UP ig I'M POSITIVE )}f iy HE KEPT THAT HOOK HELPED TO KEEP OF MY MONEY. WHA Me Fi, age eH 411.40. }i - FRIDAY HE CLAIMS HE'S LUCKY /} BLACKBALLEDO —et }\ Yes : VERY LAST WHEN HE FRI w 5 ET tM \\\ J 100 HOARSE TO LUCKY? & ~~ TRIED TO JOIN THE Wi Pe Ps : ee THAT eS) ses OAUGHTERS Sais ke i; Lua | ty ; | BABY iS “= be a OF JAVA VT jaa | | ) CRIMINAL! ). bot CIRCLE. J ie | a . 7 » MOE, SE oh _ .£% cf eae ae z oa -

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hint e, f & i a bakers 4 & 2 . f wighe : ay cee. : : mo aa B BRIG : y +"? EY a eee -s -t- Rudy’s Yarn is Hot Stuff sine EVERY YEAR - Same THing-} LEAVE A NICE ComF ty 4 ae | HOME FOR Wrarie “Sbel a DOP te You COINS TO RON ie alee als aol YOU DONT CALL THIS HOT WE STARTED TO CROSS THE DESERT : 4 MOU Amp? ARENT You Yuimmuny wry \i/ 0° You T_ SAN, You sHoULd OF FORLORN HOPE. IT WAS A Saal : THIS DESERT WAS JUST STREWN 1 ee +O SUT Your sHoEs /| CANT A Fe.tee jf HAVE SEEN ALONG THE ig )TRIP_{ WE HAD OvuR HORSES AND A poi CONES ora ITS MANN VICTIMS 1 at NES ON AND /\ BE COMFoRT- TIME GRIZZLY 1KE AND : ) PACK HORSE WITH WATER AND VS SOOT INS See ~ 4 a ; CLEAN UP ~» Brrr . ABLE > 7 Sv a THEN) YOU WOULD RE BUT OF COURSE WITH ME iT ONLY : SPURRED ME ON TO ACCOMPLISH! | THE ALMOST iMmPposSIBLE — ; $35 vA ~*~ ‘ 2 . “ m - > ee 4 3 ee ey A : y OM * hi oe er —, 4 ie 2 rs LP», bn hatte 4 ther ‘ . when : I TAR De = pe te . ey - dy ee eis ee m ia Eee > > Aes : Oe aoe oy a . ee Things § ‘ 4 *, ay \ * oe ca 5% ee Se ? ss r 3 meh 8 ' : ST PLACE NOISE CAUSE ROSCOF . i DAY- THE . | ITES HAVE } ; a y : — THE SLICES OF BREAD HAD HARDLY a KI - ae 11 \* (toGcHED THE ROCK SeroRe - : os AS WE RODE ON IT KEPT GETTING} THE FIRST MISHAP WE ENCOUNTERED} HOTTER ps Min sliding Pilg WAS WHEA THE ICE WATER IN THE) 4 ACROSS HAS! ER OTTLE GOT sO HOT [| WITED Him To PABBiIT ANDO IT WAS SO HOT jeans sion 0 BLEW THE TOP OFF iM TREIR FAMiL | WEY WERE BOTH WALKING i ‘ T — ’ THEN) WE TOOK OUT THE THER- oe . a i bes MOMETER TO SEE HOW HOT IT \ ) WAS AND THE MERCURY | POPPED OuT OF THE TOP — WE STOPPED ‘TO BUILD A FIRE TO FRY. SOME BACON AND As! GRIZZLY BUSIED HIMSELF WITH THe FIRE 1 CUT SOME BREAD ON A LARGE ROCK NEAR BY _ a —_—— a THEY STARTED TO BROWN AND 414 Afi TURNED TO GRITZLY AMD _ ) | SAID “WILL You HAVE YouR +> pee “11 2 }\RTOAST REAL CRISP OR MEDIUMTI, & 1 WHEN HE SAW THE BREAD ACTS [Z 2} VALLY SMOKING LIKE ON A haste ai He LAUGHED SO HEARTY J C aie HE ROLLED INTE ay The Fire — | —— poe a al — Coded ; eae ~ aa Lo. A le 6 eit . - ~tdbadecddh. «te . she So sy + gn 7 as tap am ° A me eodtte os °4 . on “a a o : nm a UL ad aa a> LP a Ms 2 vod PIeeE eee a ert Yee ae “A AND AS WE JOURNEVED ALONG WE | CAME UPON A BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN) | STREAM COMING DOWN THESIDE $¢ = OF “THE MOUNTAINS ANID WE FOUNIDIZ - IT WAS ACTUALLY MOLTEN GOLOAM TL | BUT fT WAS TOO HOT FOR : Ys TO HANIDLE . ot —_—"™ — = —_ _ a ROSCOE You HAVE {= umes | : : : —_ - it WITHOUT DOUBT THE ; oe Eee SIVE NOU SOME IDEA OF | oy WASNIT NECESSARY TO PUT THE - WELL, SINCE YOURE SUCH A GLUTTON FOR HEAT JUST STEP . OUT INTO THE YARD. GET THE ’ LAWN MOWER ANO CuT THE ¢ AS GRASS YOU COULD ALMOST f PA HIDE A FLOCK OF GIRAFFER, | Ee HEAT, HE NEVER NOTICED COFFEE NEAR THE FiRE TO BOIL TT ee | Ne WAS SITTING ON THE FiRe feuT WHEN LKE STARTED To POOR || UNTIL L CALLED HIS ATTENTION THE SOLDER MELTED AND THE HANOLE CAME OFF IN HIS HANID ») BELIEVE ME it WAS HOT — MOTHER IN THE WORLL- A GREAT WOMAN ™ Boy’ . im. Se: ad a. «. bs 7 +8 { r é oe = $ ~ iy ts yeh THE ola ———_— > 0 «4 ‘, a spate mS $ De ade ‘ | eS 2 2m x . -¥ , . a “3 gs ie . . 7 ot 7 e (SS 3 ee 4 . . 5 4 ar ee ay » meh ce «2® P 7 > a ’ Ld eae, tee, 5 Mark Reg. U. &. Pat. O£) ; aes me am aa > ‘ ) . ee _ © - = a. f : r . ae : aes mie * € ails , . a =i y . . - ee es . aes 5 a _ ——_———_- ad te a ee a4 _—-— oe ee ——_ By _ —— Se Se, = = = ef ne se See: ans srs 5 a ae ~ 226 seb a Se 5 as 2 ae BS : ae ~o = : —S ee see oe ——-— a s . 5 a = ae oe Pe ead 2 = es , . : : oe 7 ESS ; = ; % > -. i : ‘ ° . se = = —% = > - PEE aa te ao a “i Soe pa egers ae ¥ " . : 2 r 2. GEE WHIZ DON'T THE GIRLS LOOK “\ gahNow, 8A GeNTLEMans Of” PRETTY DOA. DORA? L TELL YOU HERES NO PLACE LIKE 5? oly _ ' . rs ; : oo ao OS STCES TES “SS SEREETL WELL, SNAP My GARTER! IsurT TAAT GORGEOUS” PATIENCE With YOU --- Ww THE RED Ox -- STOP LOOKING AT TWAE GIRLS AND MN A UTTLE ATTENTION TO me | ROD, l'VE LOST my ~ " QUT -- L t ' : } : . . iy } ie ca : j aa \ TAKE THAT BLONDE IN WE BLUE-STRIPED SuIT, FOR INSTANCE -- = J YOU KNOW , DORA “HIS | KEEP “PMO BST LOOK AT ie OLD WORLD'S A GREAT | A GOING, WAT RED-HEAD’ : oo PLACE, AFTER ALL -- NOW, On , BABY : Fs : : - ve 2 a ; J ; j r “\ . 7 . \ ta : wo r y > 3 & 4 % | : ¥ 2 cy i i : ' . a y i ; 4; . aa = ts en ee ox “ 3 oh) Z ¢ Bait 2 . fe a i. a sy 4 f ae wer — 7

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MY UNCCE ce SCHULTZE HAD THE BIGGEST DOG IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY- SIDE - " a . : YQ oa c, A . ¢ A ; 20 | 920 | King’ Beats voy Great mee rights reserved. WELL, HE WAS So BIG THAT EVERY 1 OTime HE BARKED, HE BLEW ACC THE CATTCE INTO THE NEXT PAS TURE: MY ONGUE IN CANADA HA DOG -A D ASCHUND — AND & HE GAVE HIM A GONE, § USED To SEND Myr AUNT £ ITo FLORIDA “TO SEE atl SKIPPY 28 , BUTCH SAYS IF YA Laie i Just STEP AROUN THE CORNER He‘tt KNOCK THE STUFFIN OUT OF YA - Alt I WANT Teco nim tee & GO DOWN THERE BUTCH KNOCK THE STUFF IW’ OUTA ME! I Love THAT: I GETTER. CAcm MESECE A CUrr7rcée BEFORE X PARE “SA : . “Dae TLE - —2t* eer ee a Sa 7) ne ; - . - _ ‘ 2 as es S wow WE'LL S WHO'S GOIN. a Boss wen CORNER me eg pies rs; Me sippy SAYS You RE 1A BIC STIFF AN' HES COMIN’ DOWN ‘7D (KNOCK YA FROM UNDER YA WAT. IF | EVER GET Me HANDS ON THAT SKippy! | COULD SWING FOR ME & movenrs. oan AN. “ues MwASt | ORiePIn’ IT How YA Ty if MAN CANT HOLO OW j TO A iid UPPER CUT WITH ME cefr Aw CCEAR UP A SPACE FOR SAn™ THEN cones TORMEN TIN’ JABS THEY’s NOBODY JANY GUY C_ IN THIS TOWN FIGHT - CAN GET IT OFFA ME: f ~ a ©} [ King’ Peotores Bysasce, tai® Miehte reserved GIVE ME A STAND-UP, nUR! JUST FOR THAT J‘LL USE ME TERRIBLE ONE - TWo . | pe fi | Ae petee pea a wee , t TAK » » ee ee ee eT * yi ‘ tule ® epee ee ’ - n 2 " be fn, 1 m q ‘5 ihe Yo) pe : RIED "hs Cre te 5: : : ; ub POO ey POS OPE Gore ee ile Te eS PT ee Sl J ENED aire ee eS Sa " ‘ he rs Sahil qi cfs ar 1 hy Bid Fo % BS ne th hy rod tas bile ee 7 Caee a iy WES 4, ah es - o ss S b Bt i. e ‘ amt a - Doma RN ek <] Pad, Mind < Se Chay u ye) x

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ee A ‘ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH) Ratexr ND SECTION JI { ST. LOUIS. MO., JULY 7. 1929 Phe A atte] Fe, Gh, A. s IN CANADA HAD Ald Bae 2 ae iM A GONE, HE © ND MY AUNT Dow O SEE > pe Vine QT OE) age: TR Sy rt tol MILITARY | Sitt CONSELMAN a al ee atte >. oF ae We “Shariah _- ee ass — pyr AO mee ' ee ET ES Pe i 9 Reet eT Ha 5 : he , : Ree. U.S Pat. OF. CHARLIE Pu “4 ‘. : oS Put OF. Copyngne 1929 baie sy o aa seo, — oa ~ SE CO ate tet - Pee wok - Saal a , at nahn ~~ DP a a — q eA 7 | -_—4- ~~ bom tem sg iiiisnst =- =. Pa - = . ° : Re READY To Fs Se ee ie ee ——y __ 1a. Yea. - NO A =z rd AND WHILE IN WITH FULL FIELD “Noa 0g ee | “a os el of Be FEW EXTRA NAILS BY YOURE DOING PARES IN TEN MINUTES Be GOING TO BE wy A} | Bg IN BUACKIE’'S SHOES, & THA, TLL PUNCTURE FOR A HIKE TO THE _ 4“ eee st OFUN! WALKING IS My Yi g TY = dies a SO THE SOLES WON'T : FOOTHILLS ! imu of eo FAVORITE METHOD +f | | Bee COME LOOSE ON " ER oe OF TRANSPORTATION , | Be THE Hike! —_ —NEXT TO FUDING ! + gua eit? beteetiemtant! yi BR a TE HL TTT, : |) nahin Gitigittebits NS Wy moana a i) ve RX i oN . We, THE HEAVIEST THING I've 2OGO yu ma CARRIED SINCE MY RORSE i. SHALL Nan OB ie YOUNG FOR THE GOUT AND SPRAINED HIS ANKLE AND /“GRRAR i @) TOO OLD FOR INFANTILE IT HAD TO HELP HIM y Oe PARALYSIS—SO IT MUST TS THE STABLE! iy Wea | BE MY SHOES! THIS FLAT IRON ‘WILL COME IN HANDY, IF BLACKIE DECIDES i> . whe “ Re ook Pr ere we owe mee eS ee ee rere peee ANT HOLD ON y . »s - 4 Wah apeti wy ‘ Ve — Here! c yh “SR an “ A, 4 iy Wi ORAVE LITTLE FELLOW! rw ‘Ove ie a \NHAT'S THE ied Sieh bie? 3% SHOES FULL OF NAILS— Too +f Down IT GOES! Bawa .. MATTER. NVITH si 1 & f/ CANTEEN EMPT\Y—AND HIS — , READY TO DROP WITH } BAD Nou LO GIVE NOU gr | “Ne PACK LOADED WITH IRON! 4 4 ITHRst! HOWEVER, i... ~*| % fae = E NEVER SAID A WORD, MEAN THEN Comes ME 2 | TORMENTIN' JABS THEY ’s NOBODY CAN STAND UP , AGAINST | Pere 7 Em ~ _@ A . 1. . og aan a Aly : # Se. — e TNT & SOOM Se. %, “ ~~ . So ON oe me ’ PIE OO RRR ao — \ » Ae 2 SRN \ \ WY ay ; ‘ Ne \ SN \ x . } ae “e \\ ae oO id MA CRAVE ‘ ' AAAS . ‘ ‘ OAs . * ‘ we SS \\ ; LA RO A RNR * y a ™~ » . NA \ AN a : AS ASN vat . . : : ) A Ks t ; ; Be Nia << oe 3 Re - Se . e ; x a7 Cy . hs | ety cy" “_ as WHAT a B TI pay! OE ee. SD ed 1TH . Qe §=IAKE YOUR TIME, FELLOWS, AND | - ie 7. ae GP STUD. Sit HANDLE WITH CARE—RIGHT SIDE UP! FAR ‘es SEs ee 4M, PAV AN HIM BACK ON A FIELD mee MY FEET MAY HURT, BuT I STILL HAVE " wécc, I TA 1,3, ™ Wee ue, STRETCHER! [T'S ONLY ; = YON AKIO LEFT IN EACH FIST IF YOu cnvieg wk Fi Wa FIVE mMiLEs! fl ae OROP THIS STRETCHER! DION 'T START NOTHIN’, , . oy . * a } ~~ * te a WA 2 ie . » RRC i R Copyright 1929, | by Metropolitan Newspaper Service

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CCHAWIMING WEATHER YOURE LOOKIN’ PITER WE GOT, LADY, YAWS NOR A SPRUNG CHKKEN, VEN BUMMERS 155 SO POLITE SUMTING TELLS ME SUMTPING? AVE YOU A LITTLE INDEED! ~ A PUSSUS -T TAKE ME = ° tts i ao

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EN LIKE A IN’ GENT? ME NIFTY JOB WE MADE 00, TELL’EM THAT, — CaP! ¥ - ae ‘ % . ene - - : 3 te > eS. eo Vex 4 > nd x > ae A. hed oF ¥ SY ~—" a eS Cee 4 — is sit an cs ba : es + .: 4 i ; + - i ate hs 3 mer ™ - * " ; ® Sys OE EN “oe Yan 4 a5 Hi aye EP 3 a * Cicero Mutt—Dentist OH, DOCTSR, IN Te YARD You'Re So AND we'L YANK \ KASD: out nia YES, But TRERE'S NO Dentist NEAR KERC- SUCH PAIN! STOP WORRYING: ME AND MY DoS WALL PuLL XZ COULDN'T HAVE A TOOTHACHE BECAUSE I've GOT - FALSG* TeetH: I'm ONLy SPOOFING’ ciceéRo-_. ANT. He” cure! WHICH yeowt CARRE End oF THE STRING TIED TO mistTeER TOOTH: SOME MoUTH tT THEN HERE Goes! DOG, GeT THAT 8 - Oo a a . + ¥ ae ae ET SR SR as ae oh * GRE KS a Ne IRS RA . Caer FoR THe Love oF MIKE, A FLoOck ef TeetTH CAME out. we u > errrr ———eeo EE |S its ALC RIGHT, DoctOR? I'M MORE THAN PLEASED with YouR -woerRk! HERE'S A NICKEL FOR Your PReEFESSIONALY SERVICES: x eee. FING Now. PROMISES MY DoG bo iv FoR you: WE'RE DENTISTS NOWs a 7 ae : . Paes Oa) A “, > a) 7 a‘ NS ae Sra ue 7 we ‘ ¥ os Sea - 4 - ’ E. CMind nt : Oe Bs ? ee 2" sae Ne oe ~~ she a a le r bd m4 : = % i} - a - Py “4 _ THIS 15 LORD HEL PRPUSD WwELL BE ON “THE PHONIE-Mmay | COME AROUND “THIS _ Sa TO SEE MA- SHIP - - AIT PT ig ( x 4 st | oe | DELIGHTED, ~OOR LORD- ee WILL YOU HORRY 7? OO WOU REALIZE THAT A NOBLEMAN 1> (MERCIFUL GOODNESS - HOW MANNY TIMES HAVE 1 “TOLD ‘SsmoKe P\ PE rw 5 ae et oes W,_ MAGGIE‘ = THATS THE ‘| ONLY PIPE i MAD - : x ; a His his AH A PIPE ANT rT's LiT- THIS 19 WHAT | Carr. SERMICE- . 7 se; ‘« PRP RSA Lo Ho pe OPO R ETE ORS By rede’ TET! PUREE PRR? POET ERED pe? t pPhiasthpiet AH MRrs-J1GGS- ! DU ARE ALMAYS HOPS Yovu ARE FEELING QuUITEALL | | RiGCwT- ANCcEa OF wou. at ME“TOUR TO LET me CALL SHip- - {WELCOME WwtTH 1 ™yY HUSBAAID AN LORD WHAT An] EXTRAORDINARY PLACE TO KEEPA PIPE! J —— CERTAIN YT- TOUR > LOROSGHIP. NOW rit LEAVE ‘YOU GEA TLE- MEN SO “YOU CAN Li TELL ‘*YOQu WHAT rei. DOO- MLL Give ov —— CALL AGAIN IF "YOU HAVE ANY MORE PROPO SI TIONS -

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SAINT GERNAROS MAGGIE’ ns BET SHE WEIGHS A ‘TON FROM The ANKLES Down! _. WV} - > 2 iw men THER EELEN , GAR 2 a ae 0) — —_ we “ EEROEARIEES FRG; TET ese PenE Sones caREeRE Snintetetnigie iti) “ eeOrrenes Tretia stitetat inked ormrtene aeeiedl wertries = ag “, fy ~ os Aaa & vase Z AM"! We Dance. (Oe . _ BES Re One .«&- JESS. 2. ae a eee ee PRR ete aaa daret ete ere & - 7 -* - Bt > S% * A ; A. aaees , 2 ee . . : Oe Seeger ay 9d “. Pz os QS Fe ae aN aha FIRST AID FoR THOSE WHO PASS OUT ! [WALL STRE is) FASO Soa eg HE OUST Srvs UP Mere FOR DAYS ON ENC. ITS AN ADDED ATTRACTION ee 2 STEEL STOCI AT NEW HIG i ABOVE | - Bullish Operations-on ket Maintained With or—Call Money 9 Cent After Renewal REALIZING HEAVY LATE IN SE$ ‘Total Sales Drop to ‘ 000 Shares—Som inent Issues Lo Close. — — By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July operations on the stock day were maintained \ giving little more than tention to a secondary ¥v the call loan rate, whichj per cent before the clot taking cropped out here; but for the most part we sorbed. The forward movemef cn impetus in the afte rise of more than 5 poi Steel, carrying it abo mark for the first time} price at 201%. It:cl A wide assortment of chemical, farm implé¢ mail order shares mad@ progress, many again nm ord high levels. ; The firming of calk regarded as a tempor@ ment, resulting from { mid-year payment ch lection and the desire j banks to reduce theg at the Federal Reser loans renewed unchag@ cent, rising successiv then to 9. Time m Was generally quote cent, unchanged fror and bankers’ accept: td be in good demang rates made effective 9 Realizing Heas There was little @ influence-the mark@ newed firmness of c@ ed to discourage p@ tion, and total salé - approximately an 5 Realizing was partié the final sales, wh Kenerally reduced 7 F and a sprinkling of 4 points below Sal prices. Case Threshing w ant feature, selling a record price, refy optimistic agricd with the rally ® Oliver Farm Equi shares mounted ad The strength of Steel was in resp firmed rumors tii or stock dividend) this month, and th persistent demar ucts. Michigan 8 Sheet and Tube & preferred were ab mg more than 6§ Coppers A Other issues té were Vick Chergj ing preferred, Ne ister, Columbia *4 » Western Union. § § points. Allied ‘ Points to a we Copper share fOMme pressure Calumet and AF anea and Ken ¢ to - points (je es man Koda} “ ix, closigy | y 6 points low | Telephone. Dye , house Flec ¥ > Blectri¢ ‘ nent issues te es in the & Wheat after say ‘ rallied to com am Bigher. Cor p fent 4 bushi e firm closin 7 © Digher. ¢ FPorvien exe ly higher. - Stren gt}, ry i Fallied abovee } Cotton a 4 bale on p the Publica | Government Picated acr@s a Pepor: sho -