St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 3, 1919

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If you have a job open for a ; Ty ployers, Attention! gee the official list of applications for jobs printed at the head of the Employment Wanted Column of today’s Post-Dispatch, or consult the Demobilization Placement of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, returned soldier, Bureau for the 110 N. 9th street. Telephone Olive 7240. PART THREE Se — ~— DANGER ISSUING CALL + \- « ; is : his | WSIDEF cFFOR i SMPALESAYS REED ‘Soar ots ron ' r Undecided Whether to Ma for Censure of Sena- furnish thei tor, Believes Indorsement , eir price. We are Wilson Will Suffice. is complete to resent stock is y a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. IGFIELD, Mo., Aug. 2.—If ior James A. Reed is read out. the Democratic party in Missouri the meeting of the Democratic Committee in St. Louis Aug. fhe must do the reading out him- Chairman Ben. M. Neale and State leaders having decided if they can help it there will pno resolutions attacking Reed's. This position is jeopardized only } Representative Frank H. Farris Rolla who has been “gunning” r Reed ever since the Senator de- his bitter attack on Presi- t Wilson before the Missouri ire im)=6s March. Farris is ening to insist that the party all the way and specifically state t Reed does not represent the. of the Democrats of Missouri. political situation is admit- ly the most precarious in the his- of the Democratic party in the and party leaders are looking the St. Louis meeting of the as one fraught with many | seriously endangering the. success in the next campaign. Vaocilation Losing Policy. | \ ‘anding this they appar-. uy have determined that the vac- policy so long pursued in with the league of nations tion as well as other disturb- slements within the party is a’ policy in the long run, and decided that even if party Ption follows their decided | afonolas in support of the President, party will regain its strength, another campaign rolls | ' L. man Neale and other lead- | do not admit that their policy even temporarily weaken the see by the newspapers that R. O'Malley, and other close of Senator Reed have to see in the call for the meeting in St. Louis an on my part to read them out he party,” Chanrman Neale said the Post-Dispatch correspondent | . “They most certainly are. | The biggest question be- | ® the American people today is— Tatification of the peace treaty | m the league of nations covenant, : ere is no doubt in my mind and ein ag ie cae : ie minds of a large majority of | z | | & 2 | of the Democratic State) ees ae mmit the party represeatatives | in accordance with law, that | @entiment of the Democrats of | is overwhelmingly for the | of nations. R opposition to-the league the outspoken Senator is mag $32.65 S41.25 ~ of Missouri, a Democrat. He ‘Qttacked the administration of | t Wilson most bitterly and | } toured the country in an effort rouse the people against a Sue and against the President. - Doesn't Represent Feeling. | result of this is that there is | possibility that there wil | " up in other states a belief that | M Reed represents the sent!- of the people, particularly the. , #, in Missouri. We know he does not represent the real of the people of Missouri. | not call this meeting until | “@ Conferred with a number of - of the committee and with | | Who have been the most sub-. and active Democrats. The - of our conclusions was that, party would be most cowardly failed to take an unquestiona-| a for the league of nations. | Democrats, if we failed to take h &@ stand, we should deserve to ’ Party in the State collapse, | disintegrate and ool~ | © if afraid to’ stand up for the) od a on of such import- & country and meeting, it was. read Senator. person out of the I always have in St. Louis will y adopt resolutions of the com-| 6 el Oe he ‘ workhouse at Belleville. county road construction. THE TEMPERATURES. 8 DP. 79 Ip. m » Dd, 6 p. — —— SE —_— Official forecast for St. Louis and _ vicinity : Fair and warmer today; tomorrow, partly cloudy and some- | what unsetticd. WE'VE SOURED y ON THE MILK DISTRIBUTORS, Missouri—Fair and warmer to- day; tomorrow, partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled. Illinois — Fair today. Stage of the river at 9 p. m., 7.3 feet, a fall of -l1 since morn- ing. W A 8S HING- TON, Aug. 2.— Weather predic- tions for the week beginning Aug. 4, include: pi and Lower Missouri valleys T emperature near normal; generally fair, although occasional local thundershowers are probable the first half of week. —— -. - oe CIVIC LEAGUE ASKS HOW U, R. VALUATION IS DETERMINED Sends Scries estions C Tm- Peer a —- ‘cording to an opinion by Elihu Root, ing Methods to Public Service Commission. The importance of a valuation as the chief factor in determining street car fares in the future has caused the Civic League to address the Public Service Commission with questions concerning the methods employed by the commission's engi- neers in their work of valuation of the United Railways now in prog- ress. Completion of the work is ex- pected this autumn. The valuation also will be of importance in the final reorganization that will termi- nate the receivership of the com- pany’s lines. The league’s questions follow: 1. General nature and extent of property included in (Only property in use and useful for the actual operation of the system, or other property also?) 2. Ac@éount taken of displaced property, such as old cable lines, etc. 8. Discount allowed for wear and tear on tracks, car barns, etc. 4. Account taken of inadequacy or obsolescence of equipment. 5. Cost basis and unit prices used in computation of property value. 6. Percentage allowed for “over- head during construction” physical property is evaluated. 7. Any other intangibles com- puted? PROHIBITION CLOSES WORKHOUSE Belleville KRock Pile Shut Down Because of Scarcity of Prisoners. Prohibition has forced the author- ities of St. Clair County to close the Since the dry law became effective the work- house sentences have decreased un- til now there is not aie sufficient number of prisoners to operate the rock crusher at thé institution, where crushed rock is produced for Friday there were only seven men in the county jail at Belleville under work- required to run the crusher. David O. Thomas, superintendent of highways, yesterday reported to | the Board of Supervisors that un- less laborers are provided for the operation of the crusher, road work will be impeded seriously. Before the enactment of the pro- hibition measure there always were from 60 to 80 prisoners in the work- | house. This figure began to decline after July 1. GRASSHOPPER PEST PROFITABLE Insects Caught in Machine Bring $2 a Bushcl. Side is being made farmers. County Farm Adviser Maberkorn of Edwardsville rigged up a “hoppercatcher”’ and it was given a tryout on the farm of Henry Heepke, north of Edwardsville. Tw® rounds of a small field yielded a bushel of grasshoppers. These are worth $2 a bushel and find ready sale at $125 a ton as chicken feed, being rich in protein. On the farm of Thomas Riniker, near Carlinville, a “hopperdozer” was employed. In the first men- tioned machine the hoppers are caught alive and killed by formalde hyde gas."" With the “hopperdozer’ the insects are killed one by one 45 caught by falling into oil spray. Oo a 40-acre clover field in the Riniker place, 20 bushels of grasshoppers were caught. 4 O'CLOCK TEA ABOARD TRAIN so the | om York Central 24-Hour Train Inavgurates New Feature. Four o'clock tea will be one of the features hereafter of the dining car service of the New York Central's 24-hour train to New York, accord- ing to an announcement received and given out yesterday Chamber of Commerce. after | ' — PAGES. E SECTION, 4 PAGES. GES, eee ee -—- — a ——_—— T. LOUIS AND FORTY-MILE RADIVS....5 CBNTS PRICE {BEYOND THE FORTY-MILE RADIUS....7 CENTS ——e SUNDAY MORNING, ~ ~--—-—— - — —— ——— ae BANKER, A CHURCHWORKER, IS HELD FOR BUYING STOLEN TIRES 23 Others Have Been Arrested Springfteld, Mo., in Connection With Freight Thefts. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Aug. 2.—H. M. Smith, retiring president of the Springfield Title and Mortgage Co., and former cashier of the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank for many years, was arrested late today on a charge of receiving automobile tires stolen from a Frisco Railroad freight car in May, 1918. His arrest was a sen- sational development of the freight at robbery case which has resulted al-' 23 men on Smith is alleged to have purchased for $400, 54 automobile tires valued at $1000. They were being shipped from to Sheffield, Mea William Bailey, a switchman, has made a sworn statement to the Prosecuting Attorney, in which he admitted taking the tires and selling them to Smith. Smith claims he did not know the tires were stolen. He has been an active officer in the Grace M. E. Church of this city and has been prominent in banking and business here for many years. The information on which Smith's arrest was based was filed by the Prosecuting Attorney in a Justice Court. Smith is at liberty on a bond of $500 pending a hearing Wednes- day. ready in the arrest of ee ~ ee eine aes ee COLLEGE PROFESSORS DRIVEN FROM CLASSROOM BY LOW PAY President of National Education As- sociation Sees Danger of Dearth of Teachers. By the Assoctated Press. ; NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—The high cost of living will causé a dearth of teachers in the universities of the country next fall unless salaries are increased materially, said Prof. George D. Strayer of Columbia Uni- versity, president of the National Ed- ucation Association. The war has emphasized the i situation, Prof. Strayer, by opening a tremendously increased field for college trained men and many of these men have realized the possibilities. “For a long time,” Prof. Strayer added, ‘‘it has been true that prac tically no college salaries have been high enough to hold the best men, unless they had other sources of in- come, Unless our universities are to suffer keenly, and through them the men who are to be the leaders of the coming generation, some means of increasing the income of the universities must be worked out.” FRANCE HOLDS CEREMONY Them Not to Forget Lessons Taught by War. By the Associated Press PARIS, Aug. 2.—-A ceremony of national gratitude to the soldiers of the great war was held today at the Sorbonne. President Poincare, Cab- inet members, Cardinal Amette, Archbishop of Paris; sritish For- eign Minister Balfour; Italian For- eign Minister Tittonl; American As- sistant Secretary of State Polk, the diplomatic corps, peace delegates and many others attended. Many of the speakers spoke di- rectly to more than 1000 children from the Paris schools, expressing the belief that they would not for- get the lessons of the war. Marshal Foch, whose speech was read, asked the school children to prove themselves worthy of their elders, continuing the wonderful peace work which was founded on heroism. a message addressed particularly to the school children, in which he said: “France is calling us in peace as she did in war.’’ OLD-TIME PICNIC ULTRA MODERN Former Boone County Residents Re- place Spring Hacks With Coupes. The “old-fashioned picnic” adver- tised for former residents of Boone County at Forest Park yesterday aft- ernoon was considerably more like an afternoon tea. Boone Countians who once drove to picnics in spring hacks, with sunbonnets and “gal- luses” in evidence, arrived at the pic- nic grounds yesterday in touring cars and coupes, and conversed languldly, in some cases, On international poli- tics, social unrest and the fall styles. It was plain that nobody would ever again be able to keep ‘em down Calloused hands that once held the weight of creaking split baskets, now, manicured and soft, bore fancy boxes containing “store” lunches. Hiram Phillips, president of the organization, ex- plained that the reason only 75 were present was because the others were at Northern summer resorts. And this right in the middle of threshin’ time. ’ SUFFRAGE RATIFIED BY NEBRASKA By the Assoctated Press. LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 2.—Nebras- ka today joined the list of states that have ratified the Federal Wom- an Suffrage Amendment when the House of the State Legislature by a vote of 94 to 0 passed a joint resolu tion providing ratification. The Senate voted for ratification on Thursday of this week, 27 to 0. regarding the | Nebraska, whose Legislature was recently called into special session by the Governor to act on the amendment, is the fourteenth State to ratify. Free Band Cojicert Tonight. Tower Grove k, 7:16 to 9:45 e’clock, Noel Poepping, eel Premier Clem@gnceau sent | —s 000 RAILWAY. PMEN SAID. 10 OUT IN STRIKE Union Leaders Declare Walk- out Spreading, With No Indication of Immediate Settlement. WRECKING CREWS REMAIN AT WORK Men Will Remain Idle Until Wage Demands Are Granted, Says Secretary— Official Vote Ordered. Hy the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—More than 250,000 railway shopmen of the country were idle tonight as a re- sult of the strike called yesterday by the Federated Railway Shop- men’s Union, Leaders of the organi- zation said tonight, with the strike spreading and no indication of an linmediate settlement in sight. The men are out to remain on strike until their demands for 85 cents an hour for machinists, and 60 cents for helpers are granted, John D. Saunders, secretary, said. hiegardless of what the international officers of the various unions may be doing at Washington, the men have determined not to recede from their demands with back pay to January 1, according to Saunders. No.men will be removed from the wrecking crews, Saunders said, and no violence will be tolerated. Plans for a huge mass meeting of thousands of strikers at a baseball grounds at Seventy-fifth street and wreenwood avenue at 10 o’clock to- morrow morning were completed tonight. Meantime, union committees are touring the railway systems to see that the strike orders are carried out, while hundreds of telegrams are being sent out. By Monday, Saunders said, virtually every. rail- road in the country will be affected. Secretary Saunders said his ad- vices showed the following results: Southeastern lines-——36,000 men out. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul —All out at Chicago. Chicago, —All out at wired. Chicago Junction Railway — All out. Wabash-—-All out at Decatur. . Chicago and Eastern Illinois -—— Dolton and Danville, 500 out. Rock Island—aAll out at Forty- seventh street, Chicago and Silvis, [1l. Elgin, Joliet & Easton—2600. Indiana Harbor Belt—500. Chicago Belt—500. Chicago cago, 3000; Boone, Ia., 550; South Pekin, Ill, 150; Cedar Grove, Ia., 150: Deadwood, 8. D., all out; An- tigo, Wis., all out. Chicago & Alton-—3000. Chesapeake & Ohio—aAll Huntington, W. Va. Ann Arbor—6000. Nickel Plate—Chicago, all out. Pennsylvania Lines—Chicago and Altoona, 30,000. Norfolk and Western—10,000. Northwestern Roads—7000. Wheeling and Lake Erie—3000. Great Northern—Superior, Wis., all out. New York Central—Chicago, out éxcept car repairmen. Various individual points reported all out as follows: Casper, Wyo.; Wyeville, Wis.; Mil- waukee: New Butler, Wis.; Altoona, Wis.; Chadron, Nebr.; Fond Du Lac, Wis.: Huron, 8S. D.; Belle Plaine and Council Bluffs,‘TIa. all points Chicago, out all — ne Shopmen Begin Taking of Official Strike Vote. By the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.——Dissatis- fied with President Wilson’s proposal to have Congress create a special body to pass on their demands, or consider them in connection with the high cost of living problem, the railway shopmen began today to take an official strike vote. The shopmen contend that Railway Wage Board road Administration should pass on their demands and, failing favorable action, a strike of 500,000 men is threatened, labor officials said to- day. B. M. Jewell, acting president of the railway employes’ department of the the American Federation of Labor, said tonight that Director-General Hines had been informed by the committee representing the shop- men of their dissatisfaction with the suggestion that Congress intervene. Presented Demands Jan. 17. “Acting in behalf of the six shop crafts, a committee of 100 presented to the Director-General of Rail- roads on Jan. 17 the request for an increase in wage scales,” Jewell said. “Feb. 8 the question was referred to the Board of Adjust- ment of Rallway Wages and Work- ing Conditions; during March and April the whole subject was threshed . out at hearings of the board, and on July 16 the board made its rec- | Burlington and Quincy & Northwestern—Chi- | at | of the Rall-> — -—_— _— WAR DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES PRICES FOR SURPLUS FOOD Minimum Quantity in Which Supplies Are Offered Re- near Verona. duced From Carload to Case or Carton Lots. EXCESS SUBSISTENCE COMMODITIES ADDED Civic Bodies, Groups of Citi- zens or Individuals, With Proper Credentials, May Become Purchasers. By Wire From the Washington Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—The ‘prices at which surplus army food are to be consigned to municipali- ties or sold through the States parcel post, were announced | -pprace ’ ; ’ United | —E eee ee ee ee Oe ——— 14 PASSENGERS KILLED WHEN PLANE FALLS 3000 FEET Caproni Machine Flying From Venice to Milan in Accident. By the Associated Press. ROME, Aug. 2.—A Caproni alr- plane, flying from Venice to Milan today, with 14 persons on board, fell from a height of about 1000 yarus, Si board were val killed. POLK EXPECTS TREATY REPORT TO SENATE BY MIDDLE OF MONTH Secretary Says Ratification Will Fol- low Committee Action Within Two Weeks. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Aug~3.—Frank L. Polk, American Assistant Secretary of State and head of the United States peace delegation, told a group of that the United States Senate Com- mittee on Foreign Affairs would complete its report on the German treaty by the middle of August and that the Senate would not take more than two weeks to ratify it. Admiral Kolchak, head of the Omsk all-Russian Government, will be given moral and even materia! aid by the United States, Polk said, and added that Bolshevism is not to be feared in his country. Ques- about the disposition of the American Secretary said | tioned today by the director of sales of the that as the question is pending be- War Department. In announcing the basic prices, to not discuss it. which any overhead expense inci- fore the peace conference he could The matter of an American mandate for Constanti- dent to distribution or the parcel nople, he declared, is for Gongress to postage must be added, the depart- ment states that the a carload lot of 30,000 pounds to case or carton lots. The offer to sell or consign food supplies to municipalities also has been modified to include not only canned and cured meats and canned vegetables, but all surplus subsis- tence commodities. Subsistence stores will to civic bodies, groups of citizens or individuals who present credentials minimum | quantity in which such supplies are’ not certain that now offered has been reduced from Would accépt such a mandate. decide, as such a procedure is new in American history. He said it is the Government He Shantung declined to discuss the question. ee ee a ee ee ‘SINN FEINERS SEIZE RIFLES FOR BRITISH ARMY IN IRELAND be sold Raid Freight Depot at Greenmore, and Carry Off Quanity of Arms. from a local Government certifying gy the Associated Press. that they are authorized to dis- tribute food under the supervision of the local Government. Ship- ments will be made to such group or BELFAST, Aug. 2.—6inn Feiners today raided the freight depot at Greenmore and carried off a quanti- groups of individuals on the same ty of rifles, which had just arrived terms as those offered to municl- | ¢rom England. The rifles were ad- palities, but there can be no ques-'| dressed to the commanding officer tion regarding their credentials. The offer made by the depart- ment to sell surplus food to munic- sipal, state and county institutions is still in effect. Purchases made 'of the Royal Artillery. NC-4 WILL FLY 10 TEXAS = = - eee French newspaper men here today ALL SURPLUS FOOD NOW HELD BY ARMY IS ORDERED SOLD BY PARGEL POST Millions of Pounds of Sup- plies Will Be Offered to Public August 18 at Prices Lower Than Now Prevail- ing in Public Markets. COST OF LIVING DATA. GIVEN TO PRESIDENT Senate Asks if Reduction of Currency Inflation Would Help—lIgoe Blocks Recess Until Request for Shoe Inquiry Is Acted On. By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—-In_ the face of growing unrest over the high cost of living, as indicated by the spreading strike of railroad workers, many Government agencies moved today in efforts to effect a return to normal price levels, Immediate sale of all surplus food- stuffs purchased for the army, in- stead of only canned goods, was or- dered by the War Department. Mll- of pounds of meat, beans, pumpkin, squash and other com- modities will be offered to the pub- lic Monday, Aug. 18, through the ‘parcel post system at prices maté, rially lower than those’ now pre- vailing in the market. Purchasers will have to pay postage charges lions from the place of storage. ae Regular Zone Rates to Apply. The department said surplus prop- erty officers at Boston, New York, Baltimore, Néwport News, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louls, New Orleans, /Fort Sam Houston, El Paso, Omaha ‘and San Francisco, had been direct- ed to make the sales. Presumably by the municipalities, states or coun- Read to Take Seaplane on Cruise +}, regular zone rates for parcels ties for public institution will be Along Coast in September. sold, as in the past, on a 10-day ex- | By the Associated Press. tension of eredit. Prices Named by Department. PORTLAND, Me., Aug. 2.—The NC-4 will start early In September The prices at which canned and from Portland for a cruiss to Gai- cured meats and canned vegetables veston, Tex., according to an arr are now offered to the municipall- nouncement today at the navy re- ties are as follows: cruiting station here. The seaplane Beef, corned, No. 1 cans, $3.60 per will be accompanied 'y the Isabel, a dozen. Beef, corned, No. 2 cans, per dozen. Beef, corned, 6-lb cans, dozen. Beef, roast, No. 1 cans, $3.48 dozen. Beef, roast, dozen. Beef, roast, 2-lb. cans, $7.92 dozen. Beef, roast, 6-lb..cans, $26.40 ‘dozen. Hash, corned $2.76 per dozen. Hash, corned ($4.80 per dozen. Bacon in crates, 84c 1-lb cans, $4.92 per peef, 1-lb. per Ib. per Atlantic Ocean, might converted yacht, and will be under $6.96 command of Lieutenant-Commander Read, who directed the NC-4’'s flight $24 per across the Atlantic. -—-— per By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-—Senator Phelan of California announced to- day after a conference with Secre- | per tary Daniels that the naval seaplane NC-4, the first aircraft to cross the attempt a | flight to the Pacific coast, “in order cans, that the people of the Pacific coast ' might have an opportunity of see- cans, | ing it.” Plans for a transcontinental flight ‘are now under consideration, Phe- Bacon in 12-lb. tins, 36c per ID. lan said. Beans, baked, No. 1 cans, 89c per | dozen. Beans, baked, No. 2 per dozen. Beans, baked, No. 3 cans, er dozen. , Beans, stringless No. 2 cans, $1.34 per dozen. Beans, stringless, No. $5.76 per dozen. Corn, No. 2 cans, Peas, No. 2 cans, Tomatoes, No. 2 dozen. Tomatoes, dozen. Tomatoes, dozen. Tomatoes, dozen. Pumpkin, . 2 cans, dozen. Pumpkin, dozen. Pumpkin, dozen. Squash, No. 2 cans, 72c per dozen. F. O. B. Storage Points Prices. In connection with these prices, the War Department statement says: “The prices quoted to municipali- ties are f. o. b. storage points. These prices are the basic prices used by 10 cans, $1.44 per dozen. $1.36 per dozen. cans, $1.28 No. 2% cans, $1.60 per No. 3 cans, $1.80 per No. 10 cans, $5.34 per 4c per 3 cans, $1.18 per 10 cans, $2.85 per 'feated Judge John WD. Carroll, per | _ trict, dier running ' the War Department in quoting the | offering of these commodities for sale through the parcel post service. Municipalities, where overhead ex- penses are incurred in making dis- tribution of the food, must add to the price quoted by the Government a sum sufficient to cover such ex- pense. “The War Department is now de- termining the prices at which other surplus subsistence commodities will be offered to municipalities. These prices will be announced as soon as they shall have been estab- lished. “Municipalities desiring to take advantage of the War Department's offer are requested to negotiate dl- rectly with the surplus property of- ficer at the nearest of the zone sup- = \ Peatinasd om Paks &, Colima & ——" ca baas & Claman Oe / Ernestine — eee eee eo - cans, $1.62/ SOLDIER ELECTED TO CONGRESS $2.14 ‘Runs on Republican Ticket in Ken- tucky in Democrat Stronghold. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 2.—-Gov. James D. Black, of Barbourville, de- of New Castle, for the Democratic nom- ination for Governor by approxi- mately 15,000 votes in today’s pri- mary, incomplete unofficial returns indicated tonight Edwin FP. Mor- row of Somerset was unopposed on the Republican ticket. In the Eighth Congressional Dis- King Swope, a returned sol- on the Republican ticket, was elected over Judge Charles A. Hardin, Democrat, by @ majority estimated at from 1200 tu 1400. It was the first time a Re- publican candidate ever was vic- torious in that district, which the late Harvey Helm represented many years. PRESIDENT ON YACHT TRIP With Mrs. Wilson He Goes Down Potomac for Sunday. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. — The President and Mrs. Wilson feft to- night for a trip down the Potomac on the presidential yacht Mayflower. They were expected to return Mon- day morning. Schumann-Heink Sails for Europe. By the Assoctated Presa. NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Wearing a service bar with four stars, three for sons who fought for America, and one for a fourth son who died in the service of Germany, Mme. Schumann-Heink salled for Amsterdam today. The prima donna explained with tears that her mission to Europe was to bring back to America the two children of her boy who had lost his life while in submarine, command of a post will apply from these cities in determining the cost to purchasers by the parcel post system. Provision is made for meeting the demand in towns where the charter restrictions prevent the purchase in the manner provided or prescribed by the War Department. In such cases, the Mayor or some commission may act as the agent. Director-General Hines, Commis- sioner Colver and Assistant Secre- tary Leffingwell, appointed by the conference assembled by Attorney- General Palmer to recommend steps to reduce living costs, were engaged today In an exchange of memoranda. Nothing Definite tn Congress. The impression went out that the committee had agreed that steps could be taken by Congress which /would alleviate the situation at once, but it’ was said at Mr. Hines’ office that nothing final had been decided upon. The committee was instructed particularly to deal with profiteer- ing and to suggest how law-enforce- ment agencies should proceed to bring to justice men guilty of extor- tion through unreasonable prices. If any recommendation is made to Congress, it is belleved most like- ly that it will deal with sale of the wheat crop at market prices and the absorption by the Government be- tween the price and the $2.26 guar- anteed the farmer. Many officials have indicated that this is the most practicable step to be taken. Full Reports to Wlison. Congress continued to discuss the living question, and at the White House President Wilson was said to be receiving full reports on all phases of it. The Senate adopted a resolution asking the banking committees whether reduction of the currency inflation would help the situation, ; In the House an attempt to recess for two weeks was blocked by Rep- resentative Igoe, Democrat, of Mis- sourl, because hia resolution to have the Federal Trade Cemmiasion in- vestigate the price of shoes was not acted upon. The House later ad- journed unt) Tuesday. Demands of railway employes for more wages drew fire from Repre- sentative Blanton, Democrat, of Texas, who said the railroad men were acting like “highwaymen” is attempting to obtain “another u- fair billion-dollar” advance. Rallroads for “Service.” Introduction tn the House of a Government ownership railroad bill. with the entployes participating in the control and profits of the roads, brought a ataterment by leaders of the four brotherhoods that the high cost of living demanded the opera- tion of the country’s most important industry “for service rather than for profit.” The statement declared that wage earners could never hope to gain @ permanent victory tn the economie strife under present conditiong cause of the constantly roping - v tw 7 ¢ ® : . t o > y ea... x i Pe 4 i: - fs ' .) i ~ ag 2. ig » 3 et s . —— =. — pee om ee 6-H yee FORO a ee ee ee ieetnetdaneee ti mlinien teenie ieee 40.2 ee ” . - aw es a

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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. ST LOUIS POST-UISPATCH NC ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH , : A because, “‘in ‘ident Wilson in response ¢ : ——— } 000 RAI jing the league principles. The to-|cr longer before the cost of living 13; keenly than others ; i emest that the five-w a eatteee teranen = sare (250, LWAY | |tal required for ratification is 64. ‘materially reduced. They point So! saan cases they are not recetving the | sbandoned. The Sonia x a | SHOPMEN SAID TO | | It developed today that the leaders (the export record of June.as proof|same pay they received 20 ¥ Seqret that the iPaaaaan sweets | STRIKE | . of the group of seven are making NO /that the world is short of bread./| ago.” age eee ‘make his decision sooner tus " | Clark asked whether he, Clark, | | | \ had been recognized. Gillett re- effort for the present to consider meat and other food. When Represen ‘change “will now in o : | 1° | plied: | ' ' |features cf the treaty other than the The exports of breadstuffs from Republican floor leader, this after- many perfected plans.” “qm .? P ahs chair does not have to recog- | — Continued From Page (ne. ain league covenant. Some of them be- the United States in June, 1918. noon sought the care niger Sponge iat | road legislation.” wrote a i iv » e ; . a . i o on . ' no ' 5 Cat 5 oe the 4 nize the gentleman from Missouri.” | ommendation to the Director-Gen- lieve that the Shantung issue event- »zmounted to $54,472.471 in value, | of the House to @ pia I supposed by act of Conse: : : . tyro weeks, : It was not plain whether he meant | ¢-a) ually will solve itself and that in the ang in the same month this year to| recesses = soar! ae Pane he had now full authority anéd@ : Meat and dairy prod- | Representative & the reasons of our recess . ¢ , ‘end serious opposition to the treaty $118.330.2 ° Clark or Igoe, both of whom were _e,.. : 3 en ; 211. ‘ ‘ standing Rapresebtative Blanton of Following a conference with Mr. will be limited to the covenant. ‘ucts jumped from $77,375,555 last; would refuse consent till olay the. committee of the Houmas | Texas called for the regular order.” | Hines on July 28, we belleved that Although no decision has been ~.2r to $174,244,993 in June this| tion was given his ageo- erent vices, | Uninterrupted by the b > | reached, members of the Foreign)... xrost of these great increases| for an investigation of shoe p | Seeeme, aeenene Sian ren were in barley, wheat, bacon, lard, Although the formal eens oe will be necessary when your @ ‘the President was that the creating i+. eases.” "3 q.|the question had finally come to @ The Relations Committee generally ex- pect that the meetings at which Sec- Mondell moved that the House a journ, and the motion was carrie d | head and expected a decision. =" ,| letter from Mr. Hines to President ee ree. | retary Lansing is questioned next ‘Wilson followed and that solution ° e- : House . T i Sr | , m ats no. B ch D rye. In JUFMOL as er TEceieiatee tis deltas Gillett sata We have positively rejected. aru Explains CCISIONS week will be oven to the public. , “We have now decided to send out Gill Massa later that he didn’t intend that one | ett of chusetts man, meaning Igoe, should ‘“‘bull- the call for a strike vote, returnable Aug. 24 at midnight, to the 500,000 lard compounds, condensed milk and all ‘of a commission to determine questions concerning ee oe a of z ’ r ores ) nod | Tailway men be considered, it 8¢M- Fitzgerald Advocates W aa wea essen: ~- to 68 U. 2 erally is recognized that the real for All Federal hens: = ALL SURPLUS FOOD Without Profit. problem before the House will be By the Associated I’ress se. NEW YORK, Aug. 2 —Severa!l of that of the high cost of living, on WASHINGTON, Aug. “ivy Regarding German Cus- toms Rules to Senate For- eign Relations Committee. doze” the House. Refuses to Let Resolution Clark refused to discuss the situ- employes of American railroads and HELD BY ARMY TO . - ; , : es : . the New York department = stores he claims of the railway men sentative Fitzgerald of M& Be A ed O ation except to say that the Speaker the 10,000 employes of Canadian BE SOLD AT ONCE t which the c . . ct ne had clearly.r ized him and then railroads affected. The shop craft have offered to put on sale, without) 1. phased, and a lowering of which setts called at the White aot Sen figs nition ask for a minimum of 85 cents an profit to themselves, surplus food- | .ouiq be expected to solve the vitua- day to advocate increased } 72 r bi - of the hour for mechanics, an increase of Centinuec From Page One. stuffs purchased from the War De- tion. all Government employes, CHAMP CLARK HALTED |...) va" an arpitrary se | : By the Associated Prews — partment by the city, according to bie “In view of the Presiden Speaker’s power,” said Igoe, “in an|17 cents; a minimum of 60 cents : | y ' be Coat of Living. Real Probiem. | an ’ "4 ‘esti- for helpers, an increase of 15 cents WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Public cycle of prices based on wages and / an announcement today by Edwin J. ; . regarding increase for ralfire AFTER GETTING FLOOR apparent effort to stifle an investi- 7 e Case ' re : m ) ¢ , i : » but! O'Malley. Deputy Commissioner of Some Republican Senators said pjoyes,” said Fitzgerald, “se gation of the price of shoes—a sub- and an increase of 10 cents per hour hearing on the economic section o dec ared t was not money, y, p y PP sident had authority h ld b d . il t mn ey an and for apprentices the Versailles treaty virtually were Value, which really counted. Any Markets. today the . 1 peas ee ee ject in which every man, wom | . 3 basic change, it was argued, must The Deputy under the law taking over the rail- Government employes, all of child in the United States is inter- Walkouts Unauthorized. completed today by the Foreign Re- ; puty and rate in- are notoriously underpaid.” Commissioner re- from Washington, roads to order wage ested.”’ How Prices Advanced. “The Canadian employes are iIn- lations Committee, and early next volved by reason of the fact that wee, Secretary Lansing probably commerce with the railroads, the’! turned fundamental industry on which all others are dependent. today where he arranged for the purchase creases and that it was not necessary _— oe for two weeks. ment continued, “‘that can relieve ers, electrical workers and railway could not evade any part of her in- For several days Igoe has been try- | the present temporary scarcity of car men of America are involved in demnity obligations by sending mon- ing to get consideration of his reso- | ™aterials or bring about lower prices | the controversy. ey outside the country privately and lution, which calls for an inquiry by for shoes for the coming fall trade. | thus reducing her industrial re- the Federal Trade Commission. This| Shoes to be sold in the spring of | 1000 Wabash Shopmen in Moberly sources ‘‘to a mere shell.” morning he appeared before the 1920 must bring still higher prices Join Strike. I. W. Taussig, who advised the Rules Committee of the Hause and based on the present established Special to the Post-Dispatch. American delegates on customs pro- asked for a special rule to permit im- | Prices of leather and labor. These MOBERLY, Mo.,. Aug. 2.——One | visions, was questioned by the com- mediate consideration. He present- | are both excessive and far beyond thousand Wabash Railroad shop mittee as to the part the American ed figures to show that though the | @"y past experience.” employes walked out on strike here | delegates had -in framing the econ- price of cattle in recent months has| [soe denied that the price of la- today. omic program in the treaty. He said remained stationary, or even de- | bor in the shoe industry was a large | ‘that “in some respects” the Amer- creased, the price of hides has great- | contributing factor. From the Wal! | Electrical Workers on Sympathetic | icans exercised a greater influence ly increased. Shoe manufacturers | Street Journal Igoe read a statement | Strike Urged to Return. than any other group, because they | were quoted as saying that prices | Showing that the earnings of the. SPRINGFIELD. I) Aur. 3.— frequently were called upon to ar- of shoes will continue to go up. The | Central Leather Co. for the quarter Every effort ef the ‘Setenmatiome’ bitrate the proposals of the other committee took no action on his re- ending June $0, 1919, after deduct- Brotherhood of Meatrical estore nations. He declared there was no quest beyond promising that it) ing all charges were $4,239,345, an. is being expended aaiine mc catise (oundation for the suggestions that. would receive attention. Increase of more than 100 per cent | electrical workers who have gone on the British delegates had ‘“domi- Recess Imminent. over the earnings in the preceding | gtripe with railroad shopmen to re- nated” the financial decisions of the | A recess of the House under the | @@rter and of 99 per cent as com- |turn to work at once, according to P°*c® Conference. three-day plan being imminent, Igoe | P47ed with the corresponding period Charlies P. Ford, secretary of the “nox Asks About German Debt. ‘@mnounced that he would seek by | of 1918. Electrical Workers’ Internationa! Stating that under the treaty, unanimous consent of the members| Igoe quoted an article from & Union. About 400 men affiliatea “Meme! Schleswig and Danzig were : | Obtain a vote on the measure. leather trade journal which told of | with this craft have gone back. to ©®%ed to the big five Powers and | ‘ | mi: : Previously, Igoe had gone to both | the experience of a prospective pur- | their jobs in. Chicago, Ford said this ‘"@t Parts of German territory so ~ — Hi a eS a oe time Oe — aS ° ’ Didn’t Intend to Allow committee report favorably his res-| unger an agreement reached with i ? ; a-!o , , ? rn int ; , s regarding the treaty’s political fea-!of living which were throw uv A request that a supply of surplus rescinding arrangements for a recess A well-dressed boy about extent taxes levied on firms afd | grates “o ruch and F. W. Taussig, economic ad- of Virginia, who proposed that the: families of many of whom are de- After a meeting of the Honse wr eintinth eek ae By the Washington Correspondent of | , gates, explained how the peace con- From April to July, 1919, Igoe! railroad administration, pending re- , €Xpiained how tne | : i : yf ae : on form machinery) prices, and Supre: | tequagned teley 6 ea a tion providing for meetings of the customers with a revolver and « iy Jiouse of Representatives in a tur-| decreased, whereas the price of hides for calling a strike in the hands of Te&Ulations and indemnity. Their | Texas, who advocated the establiish-' Department, by Byron R. Newton, til further notice” with no business $25. #§ 7 { ri ‘ ° — . | . in possible t eeesees Seemed an arbitrary and Food experts here agree with Government employes are suffering made public a letter he sent to Pres- ‘Twentieth street. making prosperous condition of the coun- out a considerable number of shop- hich were said | resentative Igoe of St. Louis for an nd “ the severe Their walkouts have been that no purchase could be made in — 7 fore the House, which could have. The higher cost of labor and of will return when they see that the German concerns except through | thwarted the plans of the Republican | uation. International unions of machinists, gailles. a “ithey feel, is usur Fourth and St. Charles Streets 4 “upon a refusal by —_—~ ae 5 for Congress to appoint a committee , 9 n- of 25 carloads of food on consig to frame wage legislation, as request- BOY HOLDS UP A nV “O oa ne Man (Igoe) to Bull- | ciution for an investigation of |i}, Railroad Board. are based on , | ‘ , tures. the House hopper were introduced > available for 4500 : ures c PY army food be made avaliable of the House was passed today by old walked into the grocery corporations are being recouped at, ‘we ghall endeavor to settle the : 7 % . ‘ ‘ iy Fe ee . Federal Trade Commission be di- seribed as “actually suffering sing Pree fatantthoo. Republican the Post-Dispatch. ference reached some of its deci- told the committee the price of cat- ceipt of the strike vote. That will, ‘ , : : . ' Sameers, Democens, _ 0s | aasmtant Girecter 6. Ge f%ouse on Tuesdays and Friday “un- the cash register of between §9§ | wae ¥ - " dermen -vestercay ‘gvely w , me -e exchanges by'C . : -_ @ moll, Speaker Gillett of Massachu-| went up from 78 to 125 per cent. the committee. testimony largely was technical in ment of farm produce aoe OF | Comecter: oF Ine Rem except routine to be in order on ses- He then Mhed the three» tional Boot and Shoe Manufacturer® vote will probably be the ending of plans will be Norman Davis, who | Lloyd George that it will be a year from the hieh cost of living more __ginning of constr unprecedented use of the Speaker's Purchasing Power Limited. ———————— : try and the export demand, shoes in men over various sections of the - = a investigation of the price of shoe if Atsy : | Ly seiellge egg ig 6 unauthorized, but we expect they ’ eee : , , er the United States or elsewhere by 4 pis will receive passed or rejected it in a few min-. materials was cited in the statement organizations intend action in 4 the Reparations Commission to be | ~~ ad ie i ctamection oan of one of the a | , leaders for a series of three-day re-. Makers’ Statement. blacksmiths and helpers, boilermak- This provision was put in the ul () es ned +} ‘ J Thave become son ‘functions of the B + BE missioner to issue ; a Appeal Pre “aa aM s,| the spring of 1920 must bring high- country. iruch told the committee In his fight to get his resolution be- | ©™_ Prices. utes. Igoe had twice previously | ** enother factor governing the sit- united fashion.” put up under the treaty of Ver- cesses to permit members to gq home| “We know of nothing,” the state- ers and helpers, sheet metal work- treaty, Baruch said, so Germany “the. Board of Pub | This bill would } appeals to the Pu /yoning law, . sioner may, at hi The Magic Month for Refurnishing the Home : $5.00 to $25.00 Saved on Every $100.00 Spent ‘ Pcie coed or Hepermits for build! than the maximw se ean ae aaa ee =e. e ~ Jeut on each item “formerly agreed u _fecond reading, an “ie action when the be He 17. according to pr 4 e i 7 Sderman Hart 5A!) Editorial arn ae | nounce Sept. 1 wh ' SP will-begin. The d Your mother is always your best oa Items reduces the and most dependable friend. ae 1 484,000 to $22,00 »now appear as fol Many young ladies, who aré soon. = =. ich it had been referred. Yes- |'!ne the price and paying twice a8 | shopmen ae he local Matvinr of the Mr. Baruch said he was “quite | — oie ese | y J rday this condition was fulfilled much as they did in May. | New. York, New Haven & Hartford | °Ure there was no such intention, ; = —— | the favorable report of the Com- Shoe Catalogues Shown. Raflroad, at a mass meeting tonight | °U* he was unable to cite any pro- | 1, Eliminating » $930,000. '» 2. Parks and ple Te 000. Today a prospective bride, who is i 3%. Municipal at to be married in September, called “ae munity center, $99 , mothers. cA : Mil, \ 7 * —., “2 2 4. Sewer consetru - a > « > ittee on Interstate and Foreign mmerce. 4 Representative Denison of Illinois, ‘member of that committee, was tin charge of the measure. Both and Igoe waited in vain on the or of*the House this afternoon ran opportunity to ask for unani- ous consent to take up the resolu- n. “By the time Republican Leader @iondell announced his plan for giv- Sng the members a holiday, Igoe had despaired of getting recognition a@xcept by a counter offensive. Mon- ll asked unanimous consent to me recess plan. Igoe then threw @ monkey wrench into the machin- @ry when he told Mondell that he fwould not give consent unless he Were permitted to get his resolution ore the House. The Republican Steering Commit- fee retired for a conference. The question remained up in the air. (Members who had engaged berths on homeward bound trains were be- soming restive. Late in the after- Mondell renewed his request, explaining that members would be “very greatly inconvenienced” if eir plans were upset. He said that e important work now before Igoe also presented catalogues of a Boston shoe manufacturer. Slioee listed in the March catalogue at $4.90 were quoted in July at $6.15, and the statement was added that. when the same shoes were manu- factured at the prices of materials ruling today the wholesale price would be not less than $8. In support of his contention that rents are being raised to recoup taxes, Ifoe read to the committee an agreement that a landlord in Ralti- more who advertises that he owns or controls more than 400 apartmonts, | to sign. The. compels his tenants agreement provides that if his prop- erty is reassessed the tenants agree to pay the additional taxes prorata. Igoe said the landlord's action was inspired by a threat of the Baltimore officials to reassess property on which the owners were increasing the rents. Chairman Campbell tolé the House Rules Committee today tnait a dealer | in Washington bought a barrel of | potatoes this week for $4.80 and | within an hour sold the p>tatoes for | $20.45. BREWERS’ LAWYERS SAY ENFORCEMENT vision of the treaty which would vo n i= | ted unanimously to strike Thurs ‘eventually permit this country to day unless their demands for 85: atte ane, em ibility a th cents an hour for machinists and 60 debt pr met Ba to this theveiilehent Wik h - iy ; cents for helpers @re granted. assumes final control in the dis- tricts mentioned. WAR DEPARTMENT ng provision. ANNOUNCES PRICES The Foreign Relations Commit FOR SURPLUS FOOD tee’s meeting was virtually the only surface development of the day in the treaty situation. The Senator re- ‘verted to issues of the treaty fight ply offices, which are located in the sonly once. That was when, without following cities: Boston, New York, | debate or a roll call, it adopted a Baltimore, Newport News, Atlanta, resolution by Senator La Follette. Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, | Republican of Wisconsin, asking the oo aie oe Continued From Page One. Fort Sam Houston, El Paso, Omaha, | President why Costa Rica “was not and San Francisco. These surplus! permitted” to sign the treaty. property offices have been instructed Reservations Are Discussed. by the War Department to make Meantime the undercurrent of pri- sales to municipalities under the | vate discussion among Senators con- conditions prescribed by the War tinued to revolve about the program Department, and are supplied with of four reservations presented by complete information concerning seven Senators as a basis for ratifi- | the commodities available in each | cation of the league of nations. a om aie tye ar = one ep Plans were made for a conference | at whic ey may be disposed of. 'Monday at which the sponsors of| the plan hope to gain the accession ! High Prices Menace to Peace, Says) of other Republicans who have been | Lowden, Urging Sacrifice by All. friendly to the league. CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—Gov. Frank It was made plain today that it| O. Lowden of Illinois, in a statement was not the intention to try to pre- issued today, declared there can bé| serve the exact form of the four Senator Knox de- |f clared there was no such alleviat- |} “If when the | urnal. ‘and the meaning of certain provi- “ P | . . , te en c ie soo sions made more certain. The most serious menace to the | publicans to hold the balance of the | deep, comfortable and stylish pieces. Regular val- ) | ue $250. Sale price, $195. | y future peace of the country is the power. He Fesclutions, he fae Rocker to match if desired, $40 additional. Continued Fr ' Mations covenant e a SESE RL ee PER Bet ee ee is” DS . F — such princtp! Two-Piece Suites, $195.00 Steele oad al . ~ eratte party, it w Igoe Request Refused. - By y Rong’ eon ; e | A a —@r ts a member o Igoe asked that Mondell withhold oS wor © senate sudcom~ | constant incréase in the cost of liv-| Should the number of Republicars | a request until he could present | mittee will be completed early next | ing,” Gov. Lowden said. subscribing to this t h | © of his own. week, its members announced this He urged the producer, business| 20, it was Seietee tum the phere Mondell declined to yield, saying | evening, and a report made to the|man and worker to co-operate in| would be in a posit! l in if he permitted Igoe to make /| full committee. An early oppor-| obtaining relief from food profiteer-|ithe hands of the nauninacination a | . request, other members would / tunity will be sought to bring the!ing, even if it means financial loss definite offer of support for a reser- | ' Assorted Line of Da Beds Brim the same privilege. measure before the Senate for! to every individual. vation program insuring ratification | | y “All I want,” said Igoe, “is per- | action. It is predicted that the bill) - — of the covenant. | | ° on to ask unanimous consent. | Will not be debated at great length. | caarie Mayor Authorized to Buy ‘a ; ; Y, 43 Democrats for Ratification. ne- y apa Meson on omg tng | | Army Food for Sale to Public. | Forty-five Democratic votes are | y e if ° y - 1400 GIVE LOW PRICE PLANS | a Ft aon gece g PMP RE a: | eps tem by the leaders of this group sh Full length, comfortable Day Beds in , | Press. ’ aS, “9 4 _o— -|as standing now f f ti- ; eri ° Democrats applauded his appeal.| JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 2.—That | diate purchase by Mayor Ole Hanson | fication, woul cues ot uakon’ comma || various coverings and designs. Our en- “Nobody has objected,” countered | there is widespread interest in Mis- }of surplus food supplies for sale by/in favor of reservations not disrupt- tire stock f D B d ; ell, but the permission sought = on spp na ot eg ai the War Department was authorized ff Cc 2 hi 4 5 Igoe was tacitly withheld. tion was shown today when “itoday by the Finance and Public’ is Offered at this dis- Mondell demanded the regular or. | letters were received at the office cf x | ST. Ls Safety Committees of the City Coun- LOUIS POST-OISPATCH count while they last. Gov. Gardner offering plans to rem-/ on ‘The city plans to sell the sup- younded by SOGErE TULITERR, | a “Well, then,” said Igoe, referring | ¢4y the present situation. All the) a . 12, to the recess plan, ae | object.” writs . letters were addressed to the Gov- por ae Royster Aan eng oo reese en ana Gime too ne « The objection having killed the | ernor, who is away on his vacation. peters, scheme, Mondell then moved | They are 4 result, it was said, o7 | 1d | mt i ogee - tm Rogen we yen Pewee porge Reged gloat Pueblo Orders Government FO0d 00) oso itca cm le oxcinesy : . living before the conference of Gov- Be at City Hall. titled to the use for republication of all newa By the Associated Press. dispatches credited te it or “r prom 3 nay 7. ose Speaker, | Cr™ OT? St Sait Lake City, Utah, Aug./ “PUEBLO, Colo., Aug. 2.—Orders | credited in thie paper, a : : agoeandg | OS for 30,000 pounds of bacon and | Rt¥* published herein. unanimous consent to the pres- canned beef, and 36,000 pounds cf consideration of the Igoe resolu- oa on boots and shoes.” Sa somemsoce crcered! to the pu Jaupecntrrion FATE, PY Man, 1 Gillett to be taken by KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 2.—A Washington today by Pueblo’s City year. | House was in. conft-| 1%-year-old boy, Burt Raacke, of| commissioners. The foodatuffs will . one several members attempting to| St. Louis, won honors in the Mis- be sold directly to the people at|. Remit either y portal | order, at Ones. Clark made his state-jsouri Valiey swimming champion-| Government prices from a tempo.” oe % St Lovie exchange. three times in the same words. ship here today, capturing the 5¢, rary store constructed in the new) was no objection to the|100 and 220-yard dashes. He dis- City Hall | ggg secre Anderson | tanced his opponents with a smooth, | Be as te fo, RE ° | ta, evidently thinking it)even stroke, increasing his lead with| post-nispatch “WANT” ADS ae ey sy Bostatines eth a ant’ Prufrock & Li ee lore the House, since Clark | strong push-offs on the turus at the! tne quick meee of getting Gentradic unser the ant of Maren 8, tev, | tto ee ay een pe ae : : ~ " — . ot " Member Audi: Bureau of Circulations. | MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PREsS. “Principles of whic! Bed, one roll, covered in eretonne, oe aoe te 6 _ ing tte own views ‘ i tlon on the leagus wald Day Bed, one roll, covered in 3 . talling of such a Bed, one roll, covered in blue tee meeting pillow, covered in tapestry, $85.00. a 1) Goes not subscrib Day Beds BE princtpies of wnie $63.00 Walnut or Mahogany Day ij het because the 1 | . “It is not at a $42.00. SR Pommitter will re $89.00 Old Mahogany Chrome- ‘ orn decide to me ua “Mtituted convent cretonne, 29.00. ‘ _ which would be | $130.00 Brown Mahogany Day “9m 1.2% to pase on | ¥ bly will be dete velour, $80.00. ° of the Reed $130.00 Day Bed, one roll and one «flea, ; Pay for room or entire outfits, Liberal Terms: 7°) 4, cash, balance in 30, 60, 90 and 120 days, or 2% discount for all cash. —————_,, St. Louls Boy Swimmer Wins * Honors, ) Pulte to the party | hat we must n¢ iples of right M M4 If you require furniture for a later | Deliveries: date, Ar now, and we will hold it for a Seeet : you free of charge until tember 30th. , Sie “ By Cagsier, tn St. Locte ape geturter | , : poco 2 g Permit doubtful Sunday. Se a Copy. | . One ve Ney to went ‘ ’ . o - ~ ta, * 7 * ‘fhe “4 \, { - : ; vines si feast e* be | * > Pe 4 . 7 we an *~ 7 »' - A eee page a @ » x ¢ J oe hy : I ws ove

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---— ull authority und ‘one ; of our recess tee of the House m by the business of re the legislation ry when your authoni — *Bocerd of Aldermen Take pwederat Emaptoves ’ Corrective Measures in _ Last Meeting Before Vaca- tion. GTON, Aug. 2.5 Fitzgerald of Mz 99 OK 000 LEFT IN "BOND ISSUE MEASURE at the White House te increased wages ment employes, of the President's increase for rallroad d Fitzgerald, “someth done for all classes it employes, all of w usly underpaid.” IS UP A GRE —_—— —— @ ressed boy about 19 into the grocery store Wehrenbrecht, 1700 Ne street at 9:20 o'clock od the proprietor and with a revolver and rot ister of between $29 1 Ordinance Celling for Election to Be Taken ‘Up for Final Considera- tion Oct. 17. EE meeting before the the Board At its last mmer vacation, of Al-/} fought RK CAN START -_ |_| Vacationists’ Tent Village Erected Yesterday in Forest Park | VACATION VILLAGE PUT | | men yesterday passed bills modi- the existing zoning law, possible the immediate be- of construction projects es- at a total of $4,000,000, lined the three @ wall and ran south street. and | ithe one eee ways voted the Democratic ticket. ane sore the league of nations, will | cause them to leave the Democratic party, and I answer by saying that I do not believe it will. I do not be- lieve our party will the Irish vote because I do not believe that Irish in America will abandon the principles for which they have in the Democratic party. “But I will say that if the party should lose some,.or many, votes. which I do not believe it will, in standing for the rights that it will far more than overcome such losses lose by the support jt will acquire from were said to have.been hel: | by the severe restrictions of the | nt law. will receive the signature wor Kiel at once. 'In connection with the rejection one of the amending bills by the amittee which was considering it, was learned that the Aldermen ve become somewhat jealous of he Board ‘of Public Service, which, » feel, is usurping some of the s of the Board of Aldermen. ” a. 4 te t - It is expected that the dared to fight for | Want bill would have provided for: le to e Public Service Board , al o a a refusal by the Building Com nations, poner to issue a permit. Appeal Provided For. A substitute bill was passed, pro-. and the that in the commerctil ustrial districts ‘defined by ing law, ner may, its for building at his discret’'von, issue s ordinance. ith provides for a 10-per-cent on each item from the amount merly agreed upon, was given its i redding, and will come up for tion when the board convenes Oct. 7, according to present plans. Al- nm Hart said he would an- punce Sept. 1 when public hearings iii-begin. The deduction from th2 ms reduces the total from $b3,- 000 to $22,000,000. The items appear as follows: Items in Bond Bill. 1. Eliminating grade crossings, 30,000. is always your best ble friend. lies, who are soon ve visited this es- daily with their 4. Municipa’ auditorium or com- nity center, $900,000. Sewer construction, $3,075,000. 4b. River des Peres improvement, 450,000. %. Municipal farm, $630,000. eo, ‘‘T still have the which I purchased er’s factory, and it as new.’’ thter to have fur- home equally as buy all of her " now, while your going on.’’ $1,150,000. "8. Municipal terminals, $1,7090.000. 8. City’e cost of street openings, 6,000. 110. New fire engine houses, $1 80,- ‘ll. New buildings for Industrial bl at Bellefontaine farms, $156,- ‘12. New cells, city jail, $76.000. 18. New morgue building, $68,000. 14. Municipal garage, $90,000. 18. Street rmiaintenance of major hfares, $360,000. item for a convention hall is ly camouflaged under the name munity center,” as _ it il whether the city could ap- , te money for a i, The amount, $900,000, is not! sufficient,, but . the. re- will be obtained by other S SAYS REED ‘WILL NOT BE READ OUT OF PARTY HERE Continued From Page One. ve covenant without reserva- 41 do not anticipate any mention Senator Reed in\the resolutions. f when the Senator reads the he feels that he no long- isa member of the party which Such principles, he can follow course his conscience dic- '2. Parke and playgrounds, $2,560,. | ‘7, Southern anproach to the free) tion representative in every county, those politically honest citizens who will seek to align themselves with a courageous political party which principle. “The meeting in St.- Louis will be a public meeting. The time has passed when this can be a question for party conferences held in secret in the hope that party differences can be kept from the public. We must come out in the open. We the whole world to know where we stand. “The point has been raised that the committee at a meeting in St. Louis in May indorsed the league of and that there is no occa- sion for another expression on the subject. “There is such occasion from the fact that the indorsement given in the Building Commis- | 10 feet higher) the maximum height fixed tn | Democrats from May was not directly an _ indorse- ment by the State committee, was rather an indorsement by a con- ference which was attended by many all parts of the The revised bond issue ordinance State. /quently charged May Expression Not a Fair One. “Emmett O'Malley, Senator Reed's representative at that meeting, charged then and has since fre- that I packed the meeting with pro-league of nation delegates and speakers, and that the resolution then adopted was not a fair expression of the feeling of the Democrats of Missouri. His charges were entirely unfounded, but in this coming meeting the expression will | be entirely by the party committee, which is authorized to speak for the one to the editor of every | to the chairman‘of every Democratic | party. “The absurdity of plain that in sending out invitations to attend the May meeting, I sent one cratic newspaper in Missouri, county committee in the State, one ley eannot concelve to the State committees organiza- one to every Democratic member of the Legislature and one to Senator | Reed. “If there could be a more repre- sentative gathering how it could ar- ranged.”’ Chairman Neale said he was not at all alarmed by threats of O'’Mal- contained in newspaper dis- patches from Kansas City O'Malley would begin a fight to re- move Neale as chairman of the com- | mittee. Neale said he knew posi- tively*of only two members of the ) was | league of nations, convention | | ) but if he leaves the Demo-. Party, it will be because he not subscribe to Democratic of which the league of na- is a most important one, and the Democratic organi- * ) Seeks to drive him out. | is not at all certain that~the | giv attee will rest simply with Own views of the party posi- | committee who were opposed to the and that he was certain there would not be to ceed seven or elght of the entire 32 members. Prior to cailing the committees meeting Neale was in conferenc? with Mayor Cowgill of Kansas City |Ed. Harber, City Counsellor of Kan- sas, City; .former Attorney-General 'John T. Barker, Adolph Musser vf Holden, a member of the committee, Luther Shepard of Sullivan. County, recently elected secretary of the committee, and of Harrisonville. Cowgill and Harbor have been close friends of Reed, but both are actively supporting the | league of nations, and both favor. holding the committee meeting. —_-—-— > _——— FARRIS UNDECIDED WHETHER TO ASK FOR RAP AT REED League Will Suffice, but Conditions May Change. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ROLLA, Mo., Aug. 2.—-Represen- ‘the league of nations, but it tative Frank. H Farris said today Gecide to call a regularly con- convention, the delegates to | would be selected at prima- , to pass on the question. The of euch a convention proba- will be determined by the atti- ‘ of the Reed men at the commit- “ypemcegee If they are not satis- » We will give them convention I doubt very much, however. or cares to be told by a Democrats think of his AN Possibilities. Ay issuing this call, all the possible re- @ party. Our decision was *W not be untrue to prin- Of right and that we must not’ ful questions of party & Dheoe : te control our actions. of his party just what. that he was undecided whether to ask the Democratic State Commit- tee, of which he is a member, in | St. Louls Aug. 11 to specifically de- clare that Senator Reed represent the views of the crats in Missouri in his opposition | to President Wilson and the meen | of nations. “My present idea,” Farris said, “is that a declaration of principles, strongly supporting the President and strongly in favor of the league. of nations, is all that will be neces- but | . O'Malley's | _charges will be realized when I ex- Demo- | of Democrats 1 that | ex- | Frank Armstrong does not. Demo- to preserve party harmony, 1 fused to be goaded into offering the resolution which [ really thought Should have been offered. “If Senator Reed's followers the same tactics Auge. 11, ] do not know what kind of a _ resolution finally will be voted upan, because the matter now has gone too far for any question of party harmony to enter into it. The only ' question now is whether we shall preserve our party principles, and there is not the slightest question that we shall. “If Senator with those principles then he prob- ably is no longer a Democrat, and he is at liberty to seek such affilia- tions as he desires.” HOW MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE STAND ON LEAGUE use Telegrams to ~ Post-Dispatch From Democratic Leaders Outline Position. Following the call for the meet- Stute Com- 1, the Post- members ing of the Democratic mittee in St. Louis Aug. 1 Dispatch telegraphed the of the committee asking whether they would attend the meeting and requesting a statement of their po- sition on the league of nations. The telegraphed replies of those who could be reached follow: Boggs Opposes Expression. COLUMBIA, Mo., Aug 2.—Per- sonally IT favor the league of na- tions. It is my opinion, however, that the Democratic State Commit- tee has no authority to express the sentiments of the Democrats of Mis- souril upon that or any other public question. I will attend the meet- ing. J. E. BOGGS. Cromiley for League. LAWSON, Mo., Aug. 2.—I am for the league of nations and expect to attend the meeting of the State Com- mittee Aug. 11. F. T. CROMLEY. Warnr Favors League. LAMAR, Mo, Aug. league of nations and wilil the meeting of the Democratic State Committee on Aug. 11 or send some one to represent me who is unquali- | fiedly in favor of the league. W. G. WARNER. Morgan Will Attend. BOLIVAR, Mo., Aug. 2.—I am for Woodrow Wilson and the league of nations, and will attend the State Committee meeting Aug. 11. BEN F. MORGAN, Lee Against Partisan Conceit. JOPLIN, Mo, Aug. 2.—Yes, I in- tend to be present at the meeting of I am for the league It assures a great the committee. without reserve. peace. I am against the partisan conceit that seeks to pros- titute it for political advantage or make it an issue of men and delay a little the striving will of the na- tion. FRANK H. LEE. Mitchell Favors League. LANCASTER, Mo., Aug. 2.—I proxy. I H. E. 11 in person or by the league of nations. MITCHELL. Musser Ungualifiedly for It. HOLDEN,. Mo, Aug. 2.—I am tn- qualifiedly for the league of nations and will.attend the St. Louis meet- ing. A. MUSSER. Bell to Be Represented. POTOSI, Mo., Aug. 2.—I favor the league of nations and will be rep- 11. On May 3ist last in St. Louis the Democratic State Committee went on record as favoring the league of nations. H. \Cc. BELL. | Thinks Meeting Is Unnecessary. SIKESTON, Mo. Aug 2. Hohenzollern and Hapsburgs would never have gone to ‘war if they had known that England and America would have entered the conflict on the side of justice and humanity. If 'a league of nations would have pre- 'Believes Plain Indorsement of vented the past stupendous conflict, does it not offer us something for | the future? I favor it as offering us something in place of war. The world as never before is a whole world and not in pieces. where on its surface whole body. ing of the committee to indorse the league of nations, as every member affects announced themselves for it in St. Louis. I would attend a meeting if necessary to advance the cause of justice and humanity. M. G. GRES.- HAM. Burden to Be Here. | AVA, Mo., Aug. 2.—I mean to be in St. Louis Aug. 11. C. H. BUR- | DEN. | ©ox Heartily in Favor of It. | §T. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 2.—Am sary. That will be a sufficient repu- | heartily in favor of the league of na- | diation of the Senator, and sufficient | tions and expect to be present at the | notice to the entire country that we. are not standing with him. “However, conditions may change At the last meeting I wanted the, committee to go on record in @ very definite statement in which Reed's ‘name would be nsed, but a number of members of the conimittee League. cman LAPLATA, Mo., Aug. 2.—I am in in the collection. ‘meeting of the State Aug. 11. J. BE. COX. Taylor to Attend Meeting. FULTON, Mo., Aug. 2.—-I will at- tend the meeting of the Democratic State Committee. I am for Wood. row Willson and the league of na- tions without reservations. W. R. * Jones Favors be advisable. | TAYLOR. occasion to Reed is not in accord ' 2.—I favor the | attend ' insincere . lappear in police court. : The first residence section disturb- 'vieve Church, | resented at the meeting of the State, ‘committee Aug. —The | A boil any- | - the) I see no use of a meet- | Committee | | graphs of both EL- favor of the league of nations. MER O. Jones. Elson Is in Canada. AT of Maryville, Mo.., telegraphed in reply to an inquiry from the Post-Dispatch that George R. Ellison. member of the Demo- eratic State Committee from the fourth Congressional District, was in Perce. Gaspe County, Quebec, Canada. but that he favored the league of nations. Ellison ex} ected to be in Canada a month, and prob- ably will not return in time for the meeting of the committee. Two St. Louisans Noncommittal. Thomas J. Butler, Eleventh Dis- trict Committeeman, said he would attend the meeting Aug. 11, but that he refused to commit himself as to his attitude on the league of nations. Committeemahi[{¥ John F. Byrne also was noncommittal! as to his at- titude toward the league of nations. He said he would attend the meet- ing called for Aug. 11. Big~gs Favors KRescrvations. Davis Biggs said: “I am in favor of the league. I do not believe the present covenant is perfect, but I will support. if. Certain reservations should be made tf it can be without sending the treaty back to Europe for more negotiations. I am sure Senator Reed is sincere in his views, even if mistaken. He believes that the Democratic party will be ruined if the league covenant is ac- cepted.’ Kinney Once Voted for League. Senator Michael Kinney said: just . received notification of meeting yesterday and as I don't know what their intentions are or their purpose in calling the meeting I am unable to commit myself.” When asked if he favored league of nations he said: “'l for the resolutions favoring league in the State Senate.” 0. E. JENNINGS ARRESTED ON COMPLAINT OF BELL WORKER |E a son a the the the Adviser for Telephone Company Fm- Ployes Says Solicitor Insulted Striking Operator. QO. E. Jennings, district (of the International Brotherhood of | Electrical Workers, was arrested last night at 10:30 o'clock at the Bomont Exchange of the Bell Telephone Co, Seaumont and Locust streets, on complaint of Charles L. Robinson, organize: “628 Lucas avenue, a general solicl- ; the Bell company. Accor? Jennings and hob- inson had a quarrel when the for- mer accused Robinson of one of the striking telephone gir! | pickets. * Robinson denied it and had Jennings arrested on a peac: disturbance charge. Jennings wis taken to the Laclede Avenue Station, where he was released on bond, fv tor for ing to the police the strike oc- after- ance resulting from curred at 6 o'clock yesterday noon, workers and two girl operators were arrested in the 3900 block on Maffitt | will attend the committee meeting |2VEPUS on peace disturbance charges. | Aug. | favor The strikers were parading the block in front of the: home of Miss Gene- 8940 Maffitt avenue, where, they declared, two strike- breaking operators are boarding. Several arrests have been made iin front of Bell exchanges and in the downtown district. Several hundred persons were at- tracted to the scene of the disturb- ance when two girls engaged in a scuffle. More excitement was added when a passing motorist had a tire ‘blowout. Miss Leona Church, a sis- | ter of Genevieve Church, told the ‘police she was slapped several times by the Sheehan girl when she ap- peared on the veranda to remon- strate with the paraders. Those arrested were: rertrade |McDermott, 18 years old, 5335 Arse- nal street; Eugenia Seehan, 18 years ‘old, 4708 Ray avenue; William K. Schwartz, 22 years old, 2620 Whit- tier street; Hite Van Dorn, 20 years old, 3150 Oakville avenue: Harold Buke, 18 years old, 3638 Folsom javenue; Clark Wood, 21 years old, 4003 South Broadway, and Herman Dickhens, 19 years old, 4458 Lee avenue. They were taken to the Deer Street Station and released on bonds to appear in police court to- morrow. eer ee Glides 35 Miles in Airplanc. By the Associated Press. ITHACA, N. Y., Aug. 2.— Whet is said to be a world’s record for, air- Plane ‘‘gliding” was established here today when “Rex” Marshall. | attaining an altitude of 17,000 feet. shut off the engine of his Thomas Norse machine and “glided” 35 miles to this city, renewing his pcwer at an altitude of 8000 feet. Twenty- two miles is said to be the former record. except Pendergast through O'Malley | oe Zoological Photographs at Library. The St. Louis Public Library. Thirteenth and Locust streets. has on exhibition about 100 photographs of interesting zoological specimens and zoological structures, some of them in full colors. Many photo- known and rare animals in the tional Parks are ‘ated by the Community done . total capacity in Pa | voted | insuitin.. , when five striking electrical | y' UP IN-FOREST PARK Accommodations Will Be Avail- able to Specially Selected In- mates at a Nominal Cost. | : Under the competent hands of 20 | husky soldiers from Jefferson ‘racks, “Vacation Village,” jusually' self-sufficient Bar- an un- community, yesterday aft- Park, a short dis- zoo. The inhab- 12 those ) sprang into existence ernoon tance west Forest of the selectede, by in itants, families or- who not fully ganizations from among but will deserve vacations, are able to take them, ‘morrow aiternoon. “Vacation Village what most vacationists cluded was only move in to- *? actually is have con- a dream—a place where they can stay at less cost than at home. The Red Cross and the Park Department made it pos- sible. The only cost will be a nom- inal charge for meals, and less than the cost if eaten at home. Military efficiency was applied to summer resort attractions to accomplish this, There are two rows of tents, each 16 by 16 feet, facing each other across “‘Red Cross avenue,” a 25- foot thoroughfare, and each has a capacity of eight persons. Thus, the maximum capacity of the village is 150 persons, and each may remain from three to seven days. “Taps” to Be Sounded. Here military efficiency comes in. There will be a field kitchen oper- Kitchen As- sociation, of which Mrs. Hattie Huse- director, and a mess tent adjacent in which persons may dine at once. There will be a hos- pital with a nurse in charge, and a bed capacity of three, with a Red Cross physician available on call. The camp commandant or vil- lage Mayor in this will be a matron. The military camp rules on sanitation will be enforced. There will be ‘taps,’ too, although the hour at which all must be Inside their tents has not been fixed. in each tent will an arm) for each occupant, a folding ‘table, cha blankets. towels, soap, brush- es and even tooth paste will be sup- Four shower baths, with 1 of 40, have been in- mever is _— i case be €ot irs, plied. stalled. Only tent, several children Naturally, it will have all families of will be installed therefore \families with will ‘he selected. not be possible to ei@ht. and the one family ,number of inhabitants of the vil- | = ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS - SHOW DECREASE IN FIRST MONTH UNDER PROHIBITION But More Saloons Are Open Now Than on July 3 and Intoxicants Are Freely Sold at Many—883 More Arrests in July Than in June. lage necessarily will vary under 150. The Park Department is equipping a children’s playground adjoming the tent colony, with the customary amusement devices. It is possible that band concerts for certain nights in the week may be provided, but this is not certain This ‘resort’ will boast one attrac- tion which few possess, namely, the Zoo. Here the children may find a cource of constant entertainment ready at hand. Fathers and other working vaca- tionists will go to and from their work just as if they were living at home, for the colony was estab- lished especially for the benefit of those who do not have regular va- cations. Some already meyer tatoes, T. LOUIS has had one month of war-time prohibition. Despite the fact that beer of 2% per cent aleoholic content is still being sold and that the lid on stronger drinks is being tilted at many saloons and cafes, there has been a marked decrease in the number of arrests for drunkenness There also has been a large increase in the volume of savings deposits. though bankers say it is too early to make an estimate as to what part of this increase has been due to the prohibition measure. before July 1. “Just take, for instance, the Kralil- mann murder,” he said. “In that ‘case one of the men arrested made affidavit to visits from one saloon to another for hours before and aft the killing. Another man arrest ed in the same case made a sworii statement telling how he was ‘tow drunk to remember’ what had o: curred at the time of the killing.” Saloons Open Up Again. After a month's enforcement «! the prohibition act there are mom saloons open today in the eity than there were on July 3, the police re ports show. A canvass yesterda\ showed police reporting 680 saloon in operation all over the city. On July 3 police reported 622 »: of the items on the menu prepared by Mrs. Huse- are rice soup, veal sLeW, Dpo- heets, hamburger steak. noodles, fish, chill, salads, bread pudding, chocolate pudding and stewed fruits. Organizations in Movement. Up to noon yesterday tickets had been issued for 96 persons to move into the village tomorrow. The tick- ets are distributed by the 12 organi- zations who choose the most deserv- ing families. The organizations are the Providert Associntion, the Jewish Alliance, Neighborhood Associat'on, Boyle Center, Wesley House, Home Service Section of the Red (Cross. Board of Childrens’ Guardians, (*hildren’s Aid Society, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Washington Uni- versits Dispensary, Municipal Nurses’ Association and Kingdom House. The. village will be maintained throughout August and part of Sep- tember. If it is as successful as expected, the Red Cross will open it early next summer, and maintain it throughout the season, perhaps on a larger scale. MISSOURI SPEAKERS ATTEND REUNION AT NEW FLORENCE + we Poll Taken of Crowd of 10,000 Shows Overwhelming Sentiment for League of Nations. : the Post-D'spatch. NEW FLORENCE, Mo., Aug. 2. A number of Missouri speakers at- | tended the old settlers’ reunion here today, including former Senator Wil- | fiey, lion. Charles M. Hay and Dr. T M. Johnson of St. Louis. This was the thirty-eighth annual meet- | ing. The crowd was estimated at 10.- | 000. Hay took a, poll of the crowd on the league of nations. The result was overwhelmingly in favor of the league. Similarly, many business houses have noticed an increase in trade, but the merchants say time alone will tell whether this is trace- able to the curtailment of the drink traffic. Factory owners ents in the main themselves on record enforced abstinence from drink has increased the efficiency of their wofking forces, as they seem to fear that an expression might be con- strued as a criticism of the former habits of employes who only % 'month ago were free to drink with- out restriction. The records of the two city police courts show that in July, the first “dry” month, only 38 #£xdefendants seeded ina an ae ce ee loons open) with 79 saloons lassenaiila : - : _closed “for good." ‘wet” month. In July last year the’, auvaber wae.iit Investigation of figures’ for thie two months by a’ Post-Dispatch ‘re. _ Little Effect on Crime. porter revealed that fn July the ‘po- War-time prohibition as enforced | jicg made 883 more arrests than i in St. Louls has had little if any ef- June, when saloons and other lique: fect on crime in the city, was the dispensaries were wide open. opinion expressed by Chief of Police The totals for the two month: O'Brien after examining figures and now that in June. 3462 persone wet reports of Charles Atmore, daminias arrested, while ed vay sae pee de ment statistician for June and Julv taken into cuswny.! Se See sees _—@: month befens amd aimonth attest" males in June and 3634 males in July. the law went into effect. “Arrests have increased in July A‘peculiar freak shown hy thr over the previous month,” said the | figures is the fact that with war. Chief, “and I believe the crime situe- time prohibition in effect more ar tion is about as normal as can be ex- | Tests were made at night than tn th: pected in a large city in both daytime, which demonstrates, po lice say, that St. Louis was mere of months.” ; a “9 o'clock town” with saloons and The Chief refused to make anv comment as to whether he believe! cabarets wide open .than in July when they were supposed to be the supply of intoxicating liquor had ‘been cut off or was to be had freely. closed. Another police official, who de- In July 2208 arrests were mad: clined to allow his.name to be used, after dark, whereas im June onh however, said that liquor was ob- | 892 arrests were made at night. Po tainable apparently ti most any part Sa des de of the city just as freely today as: also arfd superintend- are siow to put as saying that er “al to , _-- During “the first eix months of | 1919 the Post-Dispatch printed 89106. Horses and Vehicles “Wants’—-3592 | more than the FOUR other St. Louis) ewenaners combined eee = ee eee - ~~ Continued on Next Page la on —— " - ~~ > . ~? ’ “ae ax oY ox ‘ ‘ ¥ rere 4 6 Ans. ; ree 2 ae ae TP Se . oom it ——_— ®)> XC Ua n Pa hs eed a. p SS PA Ca aa. om acrificing All Incomplete Lies of Furniture Tremendous Savings on Specially Purchased Pieces William & Mary Dining-Room Set Finished in Jacobean oak: constats of buf- fet, china c loset, extension $124. 75 Queen Anne Bedroom Set An extreme value in antique brown mahog any; the set consists of dress- $129. 75 | er, chiffonier and bed table; wonderful value atour spec ial clearance price. . Buffets Refrigerators $14.00 Refrigerator $18.00 ‘Refrigerator $25.00 Refrigerator $69.00 Porcelain Refrigerator... .. Kitchen Cabinets ° $27.00 G. O. Kitchen Cabinet... bes 75 $29.00 G. O. Kitchen Cabinet $34.00 G. O. Kitchen Cabinet. . $40.00 G. O. Kitchen Cabinet Chifforobes Chiffvrobe Chifforobe...... Chifforobe..... Chifforobe Dressers $35.00 Walnut t omitidiier. $49.00 Walnut Chiffonier Living-Room Sets $165.00 3-Pc. Velour Cane Set. .$129.75 $180.00 3-Pc. Velour Cane °° “t. .$145.00 $200.00 3-Pc. Velour Cane , $295.00 3-Pc. Velour Cane “ Extension Tables Cedar Chests $20.00 Cedar Chest... ~- — $23.60 Cedar Chest $28.00 Cedar Chest $34.00 Cedar Chest Library Tables $15.00 Fumed Oak Lib. Tables $18.50 Fumed = 7 Tables. . Reed 8 $21.00 Fumed Tables. . 20 Gray Reed 8 $27.00 Mahogany Lib. Tables. . A 3 J Bes, = Baby Carriages Brown Reed Carriage Gray Reed en gt N. E. Corner Washington Ave. at Eighth Si. | ff ol Bustin ner’s SD anger, e+ Ch te EE am rt > et BS LE TOPE WO DAD AIG OP AI ot Pm ° o> Nm Nae ee ane EE Oe oc ee Bader ee ek Re ee ee ee ee ee er | elite SE OS ETE AL EAL el, i Me

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si ae * 2A ST LOIS POST-NISPATEH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. eS PEE. be more contented, and | is a desirable element in @ is nterest in their work which = OF THE WORL® Swift & Co., packers, East St. Louis: , drunkenness ts not tolerated. Com- appear t up of an efficient wor changes | pared with six months ago the meni show an i Bae oe == = } | ’ | No. Bt The benetcie) effects, of | funds ere later than July anc npiaaee not be permitted to work, and,I have not noticed*® any 'prohibition are manifested daily in | helps hold up the business. On the as the average workman nowadays | here as a result of prohibition. | ’ ly ’ and | , ; : table that s of neta Sowcepet [ents ee Iso is ex-| conditions compared with those hard matter to measure the result, putable that case |}chases of bonds. There al: which existed years ago, show a in a large organization such as we) py 4 cm geen pry aa gagr om por creumatances. An sree os necause Of sickness and show a gen-, measurement could be made, and | e grea peopie. estate activities affect savings, 4 eral improvement in every way. that element has been maintaind at | Y as compared with 29 cases in July a growth in savings accounts, but it hoods Explain Stand. 1918. The number of peace dis- | is too early now to calculate the ex- lwere under the influence of liquor }the affairs of City Court No. 2. contrary, second payment dates and poo i put in as much time as| There is no doubt that the men have jead peace Gisturbdance are less in (treme activity of home buying ea creat improvement. The men are| have, because efficiency is perhaps | |} number since whisky, wines and gin | home building by persons in mocer more efficient, steady, lose less time the only standard by which such a oO Sims Offers Plumb Government | july of this year, pers + cody st eount. | | Says Men Are Contented. our Dlanit for vente! Cus werkinee Ownership Measure—Brother- | 1° cases of drunkenness In my Court, I really expect prohibition to caus® Frank H. Hunter, manager of are a steady, dependable class,-and turbance cases, which frequently (tent of that growth.” — have their origin in the excessive Business Is Increasing. 7 — - ~ as - : ._* — 4 « »* + ——= +4 from contiriual defeat in the eco- | have been sitting during July in my) creased tremendously in the last few ‘‘Take Me to the Land of Jazz nomic struggle of life. The rail-|own courtroom and for Judge pom-$4 borne We haven't had time to es- ‘‘I Might Be Your ‘Once-in-a- While’ ”” | " timate what effect prohibiti ay ‘‘Tulip Time’’ road employes are in no mood to/}lor in Division No. 11, and I should | Pp yition may } A + : quad have had. Thirty days is too short ‘‘Southern Nights Weds Si ceca eocobnaunescoeebeet Cadillac is produced have al- ways been the first and last word in human and mechani- eal skill. loval craftsmen who have la- bored long to bring i to its present high estate. Pe a 4 eee = +. — — - . - _ _- * . ** A . aA” . 7 - - _ >. > - > - ~ . * ~ P » \ > 7 - ° > -. y . -- ~ la » + Wl 5 = s 258 “4 = . I a4 e* : +39 a &% : - ~ . : rs - 4 = " “~ > = . & - . ~ » ” .% - ! 2 f- ri > “a oe ~ —-- - ~ — = » +, Now, however, these aims are to be realized, and the Cadillae housed in works which will be worthy of its greatness. Featuring , Dare Mechanically-minded men, and men of humanitarian impulse, from all over the world, have come to these works as a sort of Mecca, and model. ‘“Dear Old Daddy-Long-Legs’’ (One-step) ‘‘Friends’’ (Fox Trot) ‘*Turkestan’’ (One-Step) ‘*Cairo’’ (Fox Trot) we ab « We believe that these new Cad- illac factories will be the most , ae, ~ A ? , 4 ; tint a -— = a oc -4 brook the return of (he lines to their former control, since all the plans suggested for this settlement of the problem leave labor essentially where it has been. “We realize that in the strife for say the usual average of arraign- a period. I am sure many men have many grave offenses committed as| ments has been kept up, about 15) arraignments a week. My observa- | *°0™me surplus money since they have |been deprived of drink oi tion is that there have been just as | a Of drink, but their wives haven’t had time to get it usual. The Circuit Courts handle | *¥®Y from them and bank it. ‘ > 2*4° — (P. D.) the A OM persons will’ be taken to the train| [It will be hard to determine just saloons in the n | . eighborhood. I ar ral. for isolation as a means of checking | what the results will be for sorhe| here every day in the year. I "ie ec arriva epread of the epidemic. time. Wife abandonment cases did'the men personally for the most Postage paid $4 orders. not fall off during July, against | part and I don’t see that there has ) >» > = . - 7 » " “> * ——.- —_— Everything must be sold—pri Three-piece Walnut Suit—dresser, wash- stand and bed Combination Oak Dresser and Bed . Oak Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonie and bed Extra large Colonial Golden Oak Suit, dresser has 34260 mirror, large 5-drawer Chiffonier and heavy $118.00 a Five-piece Parlor Suite; spring seats,; upholstered in velour or Chase leather; : 35 Np OB OW: OB sdk kd vices Cbiniine i pie § H Three-piece suits; mahogany finish; Chase 29 80 leather cotering ; reg. price $45.00; only $ ‘ Mahogany-finish Divan; tapestry seat; ex- 3 h tra nice and great big value for the dbase ' 5 Large Arm Parlor Rockers; mahogany for $6 yh; 5 oak ; polished wood-seats: a big bargaty at Four-piece “Living-Room Suit (like eut), consisting of library table, armchair, arm rocker and stool ; upholstered in Chase leather, finished in golden | of the trouble, and the poverty, inj R. F. Rucker, superintendent of. . Continucd From Preceding Page These cases in my court last month,/ Louis: There is no doubt that pro-— 4S — of course, were the results of drink-| hibition has proved beneficial to ! Say that this is not accounted /ing done at an earlier period. There|employer and employe during the by the fact that more violators /is no doubt in my mind that prohi-/ first month it has been in effect. al- ot. the city ordinances regulating | bition will help improve conditions|though it is impossible for me to mobile headlights were taken where abandonment is charged. give in figures any estimate of what } custody in July than in June,|§ We have had tn our court a great | the improvement amounted to. The : 7" ie arrests being made after dark,| many assault and battery cases in| rules of this company have always Starts Monday Morning 6 in July and 80 in June. by excessive use of liquor. We have ence of liquor shall enter upon the ———— . Drunkenyess Shows Decrease. had few of these cases lately, but I| Company's premises, and we have a | , §The one class of prisoners to show | think the falling off is due to the;™Man at the gate to enforce this’ af dee 8° Pe & eam be tas peices: ®% Marked decrease in the figures fact that these quarrelsome persons Tule. We never have employed hab- | Ye s/f Wa the plain “drunks on the/|recently could not afford to’drink,|itual drunkards, in fact habitual | : { oe |. 4 ” be ~ ™en and 12 women, were arrested all broken up. They don't like beer | habit are not the class of people | for being intoxicated. This number j@t $18 a barrel and they have stopped who are employed or even seek em- was cut down to 76 in July, 1 woman | congregating in these clubs and/|Ployment. They are the idle class. and 75 men. pitching their money into a pool to| The absence of liquor during the ‘ Taking the more serious crimes,| pay for beer. As a result the Sun-| Past month though has caused an | t equal. There were eight mur-| clubs tried near beer for a while, but | who used it to a moderate degree; | ders in June and the same number |it did not satisfy their thirst, so they|*hey take more interest in their | in July. have quit. I don’t think there ig/ WOT. Are more efficient and reliable. | It will require some time for those rested 17 persons in connection with | ™inish under prohibition. . stimulant to become accustomed to ' ihe of sonctaiod’ wengons 'nioricd | A. Ri tooseh Manne tars dots new condition, but the working [| OF fumed oak; regular $38.00 , - ’ , but slight difference, 17 being ar-| partment, National Bank of Com. |™2" oo Say Wen Cunt he eas been laboring under a false impres- m omy and 19 jn June. megoc: it would be very difficult | sion when he believed } sould t For assault to kill 64 persons were !to venture an opinion on how much do without it. ee ee Three-piece Davenette Suit; makes a full-size bed when open and a regular settee when elosed ; nice felt pad included PROHIBITION MONTH many cases, is traceable to drink. | the Aluminum Ore Co., East St. ps toad 33 were arrested for this of- | the past. These are usually caused | been that no men under the influ- " “In June 229 persons, 217/|I have noticed that social clubs have drunkards and slaves to the liquor J afc (PP figures for both months are|;day raiding has stopped. These | improvement in all men, even those | res tne, police ar] BAe Sues tat petty crime will di- who were used to their occasional in. June and only 19 in/the savings business has beensaffect- Robert E. Conway, gencral man- | Colonial Bed; regular price $165.00, now ‘ Save WHERE You ~ 1 : ' . Time at ee er ay | porn A ) L CAN Your | = 20% =| 3 Zane) 90% Four-burner Gas Range— Miy. Disturbances of the peace,/ed by prohibition. We cannot tell howover, were frequent as is dem.- | just how much of the money we are|oe wa a eae Louis packing Ol ted by 477 arrests for July. | getting ight have been spent tor | Bene % pe nny Hera l Benin a pt ne eee See SeTeeyeS Sones eee: veral months probably; nen as a result of ceatiision, es . Now Is The Sunday lid : will be required to ascertain wheth- there has been a tendency amone ' 1. 4 seg) e was clamped on/er any of our new business is due to workmen during the past year to | : the he Stage & ge te we F the fig-| prohibition. There are a good many |{mprove their condition and discon. | entire pg hearin gp factors to consider in attempting to! tinue the excessive use of ~ yam _-_—> es y = == - re oe a eo = ee Oe ee wim ee “ At first it ' All sizes, 3 ft., 3 ft. 6. and 4 ft. 6, white only: deciga ... 99010 Heavy massive post Half-Price on Im June but 175 A splendid rimicss Eyegiass taken i | . There mounting; © clever imitation | : with spring, of tremens report- wf gl a week at | (EL niece : ~ Felt pad to fit on Effect. are Some expressichs of Bt. G. MORITZ, M. D., The Oculist-Optician faney tick * $2.50 in @ position to note the 600 N. BROADWAY (dust Nerth of Washington Av.) Child’s wood $] 85 y book om the eye, exposing the eye-clinic graft. Bed .....00.0.W in grafting ocullst | of one month of wartime and the grafting optician that ee " E. Mix, cit oO , reading. Call or write for one. | EA Sb Gat, “i wt 3 4 > 7? eu fiw r fa! ET). w fF wake as A . omen fl ate bt 7 wee ie we? Oe. , ee | a ie 7 . 7 we —- tet Co 5 ar oe ny Cy rach EDTA? | Oba ateget

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element in the sient workman, _ | a TND: I NING, AUGUST 3, 1919. , | - SUNDAY MORNING, 2 191 : : ST.LOI KS POST- DISPATCH a -_ ee PEACE ON OCT: 27, ues gases aa. You Are Invited i) WHITEBOOK SHOWS soys"tiak'overais, 500 to Visit = meee oe eee ne ne meer ‘Men’s Work Pants, 1.00 | Reached. Unalterable Cisse tiene Sloth Pants 1:6 ii Our Bond Department % . ‘Aeolian | mination, Declares Pamph- Men’s Groru Suits, 4.95 let Exposing German Mili-| Men’s Mohair Suits, 10.90 Now Located 1. ‘Player a Hci ) | j 30.00 Piano ‘Sam | Won’, sa? SUS 19.78 | 511 Olive S I ive >t. ° | CASSIMERE SUITS ; ‘ Sp . } By the Associated Press. oe, of 7 Os \ | BERLIN, Thursday, “ae || ; - The former German | veo = statement on Oct. 27. 1918, that he/| Boy?’ Blue Chambray Shirts. .| ; , Deuble ests Stamps Tomorrow. d : , \ had reached an unalterable deter- | Mail Orders filled. = . u \ mination to sue for a separate peace} 4% Ws GA 3 d \ within 24 hours, and to demand an | YY Ph Res 7. immediate armistice, is one of the) : ; And you should not pay tess than -many revelations of German’ war | : ‘diplomacy contained in the “White | this amount for a player-piano. You Book,” published at Weimar today, | The former Emperor's decision to = SOOO al = = cannot pay lessand expect satisfaction. Fhe peace immediately, according | cherished : _to documents in the “White Book,” | —__ ME NAS BMS Ee Tae SS for the R li he considered necessary because he | — aims are portant that you select a musical ‘Ldendorff heard that Bulgaria hed ii | Liberty Bonds . Cadi : ‘ the official discussion it , a | {I} at Face Val — ope. iy instrument of true musical worth that ‘Washington should be 'dests- |i i. Value ich WI! be , , nated as the center of peace negoti-_ }/| ess. | and one that will hold up under years ations, as a matter of politeness. ||} Austria was consulted by telephone |]!|| sa regarding the proposed appeal. se new Cad- . of u Be. _ On Oct. 1, Field Marshal von Hin- | ]//) . 'denburg telegraphed to the Vice|/]| | ——_—_ $$ $_$_$_ _$_ $_ $____ 2 — most - a 2 Chancellor stating that if Prince | | ; ae er \ | : » : . Max of Baden should form a Gov-/|/f ‘ y j t ell kind | | The Aeolian Play er-Piano iS pro- ‘ernment he would agree to the ap- | i |] Cadillac 4 i a ported that Gen. Ludendorff had de- }}/| See 3 — ee baer 3 | ers eS musical instrument field. The price is clared delay would be fatal, that the th ae | a . eo 7 a? 7” ia | ‘formation of a new Government]! ‘should not be awaited and that a | bzress of a . / 4 ° . | Hi 1millions | Rl Joeatle en if? only five hundred and ninety-five break in the military line was possi- or the er- : td eras Wt : / i . ble at any minute. i of Cadill | h ] d dollars and this can be divided in | Prince Max immediately tnquired “9 ac : € mate upon ‘ ‘if Von Hindenburg were unable to |///| A : = A | convenient parts. hold the front. He received an an- }||!| CY: - Fie ; ’ | i reqtuest. swer that the army stood by its de- me ys Ah per ~ | é\\ alt * ‘mand for an immediate peace offer. } | : \ : J | Prince Max still held the. matter | ||| remeee DINNER SETS {| CHINA CLOSETS} KIT. CABINETS TEA WAGONS DINING CHAIRS TT Wilson left no doubt the necessity for continuing the se ey Hails the Essex -_ [Bene Sars tnaendors is o>) $12.75 to $34.75 | $24.75 to $125] $21.75 to $67.75}$18.75 to $29.75)$1.25 to $12.75 ,» now — ble to precisely predict that it was d : GAS AND COAL COM-jfHand and Water Power a pee to hold out or not : TALKING MACHINES PLAYER-PIANOS GAS RANGES “RINATION RANGES RANGES Washing Machines | Ludendorff further declares that Dr. Solf (Secretary of State Essex owners report the satisfaction they Every wanted quality in an automobile ‘for the colonies at the time), $74.75 to $1 84.75 $475 to $750 $25.75 to $74.75 $69.75t0$1 94.75 $22.75 to $34.75 nce at the way people speak of their seems to have been met in the Essex. drew false conclusions when ars. It increases their pride of ownership. the first Essex owner you meet. ‘Dr. Solf said that he (Luden- CHIFFOROBES CHIFFONIERS dorff), could not hold out for three orists and even boys on the street hail : ‘ : Essex with séme such greetings as “There Essex Performance Is mae fortis <hatendertt): (haa BUFFETS DRESSING TABLES | Coal Oil Cook Stoves Essex.” , nm hav ld, 4a Ghriociey in the car that poscsses quality ya, Aways Mentioned instore acmirat von||| $29.75 to $98.75 | $24.75 to $62.75 | $18.75 to $86.75]$24.75 to $98.75)$21.75 to $49.79 : ¢ at moderate cost and with- Essex performance. Drivers know positively informed him that the reason for’ || DAVENETTE SUITS BRASS BEDS STEEL BEDS opp DRESSERS expense and weight of such cars asta their cars will meet any acceleration or |‘"° German peace offer was the EXTENSION TABLES separation of Bulgaria from the | tly were the only ones that possessed endurance test they impose. Cc , : 7 a. tere toed hes given way to openly They know wage can match the performance ton was made of nervousness. He $1 0.00 to $65.00 $64.75 to $1 49.75 $36.75 to $95.00 $9.75 to $34.75 $23.75 to $75.00 ng Bed, includl a F of whatever car they encounter. ; 7 . anata * SNM). Essex Owners Are There are now enough Essex cars on the Yor finiss, Connie Sete || Flop and Table Lamps] SPRINGS—Al Makes | MATTRESSES | DAVENPORT SUITES | Period Bedvoom Suites Folding road to permit you to note their performance. | °"¢ S#ys that his book, which is to | in. wide ; : . Its Salesmen ’ . h " : | appear this month, will clear up the | Beroters et. $498 BUMMNEAL Seve te wes what people who had seen colefation is Gosirable," They hold their own mrenermsanane sche wcmson: HH §Q.75 to $48.00 | $7.95 to $25.00 | $5.95 to $39.75 | $229 to $375_| $98.75 to 9875 . Essex said about it that led to its popu- on the road against cars regarded as the ‘TWO GIVE PATROLMAN BUSY HOUR : LIBRARY TABLES |CEDAR CHESTS ALL MAKES ODD DAVENETTES REFRIGERATORS fastest. They keep going and require litt] 7 sp Gomme q . SEWING MACHINES | as Cash | cK & owners—and there are thousands of ttention. Negro and Companion Finally _SEWING © , ve mn ? | ieee u Th tm ah , 1 to | aho Jailed on Series of Charges. , ¥ eect cree ee re eee an ie sed es rane | Pure mectin tanta || $12.75 to $48.00 | $17.75 to $44.75 | $29.75 to $75.00]$49.75 to $74.75)518.75 te S487 /yesterday before he had C , | t is unanimous. When asked as to repairman Moore, a negro chauffeur, 6829 ||| LIMOLEQMS—Per Yd] 2x12-CREXAND 1 gu 2BRUSSELSRUGS| 9x12 VELVET RUGS e m make no reservations. ont you ake some inquiry about the Easton avenue, and Charles Bur- MATTING RUGS =m of i ualities is Essex? You will find it interesting and : 8 avenue fee a Prune | ‘of ita riding qualities is never Essex? : ren toss a teres ot comrees” ""*\l/) 6Qe to 950 | $4.95 to $19.75 | $19.75 to $39.75|$39.75 to $54.75} $49.75 to $75.00 Moore, the policeman reported, Se Immediate Deliveries on Essex Cars was driving an automobile at 35 ||) . a | ipeaeened ates ehemenaee E GOODS BOUGHT AT THIS SALE STORED AT OUR ‘Ty. e | him. He was booking } | w Hudson-Frampton Motor Car Co, =.ccrinn WAREHOUSE FREE OF CHARGE UNTIL WANTED «Vegi | ) 5 been riding in the machine, came in ; | - and abused th li ; -onmatelgalctaama Locust at Leonard arrested. On the way to tne Gi PHOENIX FURNI ’ URE CO. tr, ef ae Te : and Essex Cars pensary with both men, Moore at- | : tate Fale : Distributor Hudson tem pted - escape one note ap ‘age ond ’ we a ine Fe on wagon. e » Bu u arma Sra en, agreed =—-=«Now at 1226 Olive St.=—= ——————————— 1 . Moore was charged with speeding, ee Ry gH a we mate. 2p) + ee

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z SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -MMOLENT PRICE SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH’S REVIEW OF MARKET CONDITIONG™%% ' week's Range o' —— eR | Unlisted Securities. | Chicago Provisions. Horses and Mules. “~ J . “4 T ; : . : t price sr HI IG H IN T C. | Reported by Mark C. Steinberg & Co., In- | | | ' | HORSES—Prevailing demand ~ : =e STATEMENT. | Violen ERES RA ES O K S eres ee Blige, | Bea ! Hen _ — — | these” reflect tittle change ML. last. week. | ; ‘ Si trade here last » off $10@15 tn. soos = S28. 543 ad St. Louis (Mezzanine). _— Medium kinds, however, are hand with chaot! ed. | ~ | —_ many come eweeeres 21,081,280 ' | pec ’ the Post-Dispatch. ‘Sept. .| $49.50 “THs. +3 = $40.40 | 850.256 | "Good hol 150@300; Eastern | - A “Las. 157 ‘ {CAUSE LOWER MARKET orf sbetnediee: . sc , | hurler othere > . “S1aom00:"" choice Southern horses, |: FY sees 35.1 rt ‘ ot Se eke; | Burroughs Ada. . > . $3.50 | 3 = “ta an | 81 ; Sats-qrate oad: pl $80q 109, , os "898, 2m 8 00corn belt. and de Sept. . , | | Chicago Lumber and Coal. 4 5 : : plain Southern ; plugs, $29@ onday . 28.360, 501 ¥°-4 tempts to reduce | ’ FOR N | nS — ——— ae Chiles Servi a7 | "7 LES—With unfavorable conditions re- ; : ‘h lid 7 : Seles High Low Close Ch'ge Sales High Low ae alton Add. Mach. Co. te , |S a ee Le. 1. 5 the South. buyers failed to take|: +s month, ‘ho 226,219 5.908 of other necessitle tor f =! : . pfd ‘ material extent, and declines, - 0060e0eee ce see us with a week ago, for for for : ‘ K eek. FTOCKS. P ' 2n a. TS Quot from a week was | . STOCKS week. wake week. week. Ween. — ( SHEEP PEL y all grades 1916 seeee 88 e* 3 close yesterday , | Hart Schaffner & Marx com. $2. 50@3 ; lamb at. 60¢ By the. result. Cae : e* eter ie | Cc — ‘ B50: 15 to 15 hands, i.cccceseeeeeeeereeee ** . , International Life Ins. Co. in ib. for — and for heavy. Shear- i oan ie 17 he a - M 1004200; 14 "eo 14's m ' t4e Oates were 0 3150064150 i 9 to . Call Funds Touch 15 Per ( Cent During the Industrial ° c 7 ; ' ; , ‘ ‘ =F a pastas, Devt. Stores com. | ngs 10c to 18% hands, _ $50@14 — Before De, Sa , | mam values began int Am. B. Sugar. 9,400 04 90 90%, , Laclede Steel Co. ; Am. Can com. 21,400 04% S6\% 57% Lebigh v. Ry.. 1, 2 -—1% Wo. State Life Ins. Pr eee be b. Week and Selling Follows—Rally | am. Can pt 200 106% 104% ~~ | PN eS —1% Rhapletzh Hardware com... | FINANCIAL. pecwuser Bete a> . | gs mons ardware co eee ; Marks Late Dealings. | Alt, G, & W.I 15,300 173 162 163% —8% | ee oe om ui alien Western Cartridge Co," ..:. 220 o \f _ —— = ——— ere were rer _ - } = 6 - . ° = 4 0 .* . e | ee — ~ _ : ——— - _ —— -_ | Allie C. com... 17,100 48% 45 45% | pt 1% bee yas yom: ( . Be would shrink 50 pe - , ’ ta a es ” heey " ptd:. ; ’ @t. Louis Transit Co. 5e.... | ia rine fo rioting and strike | | 8,200 63 «88 §58% | s By Leased Wire From the New York rt on | re ' . O. £. ¥ | ie I F | AHLA&L, 91.900 42% 26% 411 | pon | | . | i mt. of the Post-Dispatch. Exchanges Closed. "HAL. pfa.. 18.700 139% 130% 131% N. ¥. Cen.... 14, 2. 3 , Flour, Meal and | f ale pari A 2W YORK, Aug. 2.—The Evening The New York Stock Exchange _ Wool ... 24,300 128% 118% 121% eR TNTGS »SENSS0- SO b! mvp tener: Ne. @ of 81.06 taal * ; port for the cor fede £2.90 per po > 9 a ' thetic — of tea eernted weekly finan- | was closed yesterday to permit . Int, Cor.. 40,400 112 106% 107% " . aE Higher, eat nominal’ : 's: broker h : — , 2 5 \ Ps . 9 * e T for a miio or r. a RS ie ie a , Sng vw & “aa woe me “as 1 gale - capital of $60,000 and one property with four producing wells. The growth of our company has” $1.96: No. 1 white Pan. Alm. ....116.500 To Investigate Prices. ‘ ring an os a) ai GuMaio te thoreuctly ‘ie- Bond Racine Sold. Pierce Arrow., 91,800 been phenomenal! We now have more th fty producing wells. | : 33.0 Ty ae , EO - PAID THIRTY-TWO CASH DIVIDENDS By ites No. 4 white vestigated by committees at Wash-| The Atianta Terminal Co., which operates a Mex. Petro. . 71.100 Our company, though only two years old, has already paid thirty-two cash dividends to our | pa ington, something in the way of en- |» union passenger station tn the center of a stockholders out of our earnings. Besides paying all these dividends, our company has grown f Z| HEAVY SELLING M. com., 68,700 lightenment for the general public the business district in Atlanta, sold $1,206.- "Mist pt 17.000 idly and today stands on a solid foundation—a young GIANT towering far above many o older companies, ae THE C may be produced; though it would 000 firet mortgage 6 per cent bonis to the - oe ee WE OWN 20,000 ACRES OF LEASES not by any means follow that the | Harrie Trust and Sav s Bank. “Chicago, problem would be solved. oall Clark, Dodge &@ Cd., New York, The N#t. En. com. 5,100 ee eo. er as a wrmgne, | tients Terminz! property is used by the gd . ere are at ieast four separate anc following raliroads: Southern Railway, At- Gas one o ) aera oy oe ae me lanta o West Point Ratiroad, Central of stay pan vse» 99, 284 AUDITS AND SYSTEMS mal rise in prices, quite apa rO™ | Georgia Railway, Seaboard Air Line Raii- "8°. Mail .... 1, . much incidental and undoubtedly sub- ad Ationin. Birmingham & Atlantic Pea. Gas We own more than 20,000 acres of carefully selected leases in the famous oil fields of T r - ‘ Oklahoma and Kansas. We own leases in the wonderful RANGER FIELD, the NORTHWEST BURKBURNETT POOL and the famous GLENN POOL, YOUNGSTOWN POOL, OKMULGER FIELD, BALD HILL FIELD and NOWATA FIELD, in Oklahoma. We own leases in the BUT- LER COUNTY FIELD and in the CHAUTAU UA COUNTY FIELD of Kansas. We have more than fifty producing wells and we are now drilling eight additional wells on our properties in Texas | % and Oklahoma. We will drill twenty more wells just as fast as possible. i , maven > o > > 4 - >»? =. « CHICAGO, Aug. 2. led t a ee ee ee - Railway. The first three railroads guarantee Pitts. Coal other ob ordinate reasons as extravagant pur- the payment Of principal and interest cn these ns , 4 NEW YORK $25,000 PER ACRE FOR LEASE NEAR OUR PROPERTY | Bea ~_— 7 Gem tee . chases by the newly enriched or bonds are due Auge 1, 1039. awl Studebaker cm. 04,800 114% ‘profiteering’ by unscrupulous mer-| sre being offered at 100 and Interest, yivd+) Sears Roeb'k. 7.900 42% svoee ST. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ‘egitation ~ lower Dp The Burk-Waggoner well (mentioned above) was quickly followed by many other gushers © moments of actual | ing per . + ' cintir . RY . bs ‘ ¥ + a ad chante and producers. . an 0, «cee ae KANSASCITY BOSTON CINCINNATI drilled in that pool. Nearly all of these big gushers are within a mile of the properties of the #2 epiniona that the dally in different countries, appear|2ank Clearings Here Show Gains | iopecco. Pro., 08.000 112% , MINNEAPOLIS PITTSBURG TOLEDO INVADER OIL AND REFINING COMPANY OF TEXAS. Many of these gushers are only a few, fa ey a. hundred feet distant from our tremendously valuable leases: Twenty-five thousand dollars was paid - ry. The September 4 equally in different countries, appear 7 | to be, first, the immense waste or de- Over a Year Ago. United C. S..140,000 223% 197! DALLAS WASHINGTON DETROIT last week for a lease on a single acre near us. One of our leases is located in the center of a mile Bm jpstion’ Serernt. 9, circle which takes in all the famous wells and incloses a veritable forest of drilling wells. 4 covering by shorts struction, through war, of products St. Louis clearings for the past aouen U. & Rubber.. 22,400 12914 12: . | aT \ HOUSTON CLEVELAND BUFFALO ‘ more active deliveries and facilities for production; next the | Months show continued Kaine, tote ee U. S Ind, Ale. 17,900 144% rise in labor costs, partly at least SA,TRS the. hy poe ‘ast ~ ng hy ou. Vir, £. C, Cc. ‘ 10,400 89% 2500-BARREL WELL NEAR US— | Rech 3000-BARREL WELL CLOSE TO US— || Petraes 5000 TO 7000 BARREL GUSHERS CROWD AROUND US TR Seer were net irae On every side of our propert — are going up overnight. Actual drilling is startin just — . as fast as machinery can be moved in. Our first well will be drilled half way between the 7 bertal | Gash Grai: s Texas Chief gusher and the Golden Cycle gusher, which is reported making 5000 barrels of hi KANBAS CITY, M e ' ““? « ve: - oe. -~—- aa A _ —_- =? * » ~ eee — — oe ae a o because of diversion of labor to the aerreanee 008 we nan three a oy ee | 490 87% armies and loss of manpower in bat- | Presc™’ » ieweat py ~~ }| Westinghouse, 16,000 58 tle; then the scarcity of land and wa- the Clearing Mouse in only two months thia | Woolworth em. . 1.000 198% Announce the opening ofa ter transportation in some directions | year were the figures lower a last year. | Willys Ov. em 28.500 87} and its higher cost in all, and final- | Willys Ov. pfd 1,200 97% ly the inflation and depreciation of New York enianiy | White Motors. 15.100 72 6 . the currencies. NEW ercantile paper, | Wil & Co..102,100 102 ; 5% “The Sper agg ep lt! et bree vat: "Baday vilin. 4: “aie: commercial S| United Fruit . 7.500 192 186% 189 ansas ‘ y ice as app to the United States, is 43 b) 44 4 ATU: ° | that nome of these causes, unless we ey Hy ae Fy 7RO. a: . : . Metals and Equipments. except the diversion of labor to army Jermand c bles “31%: lire. eae moashe¢ drawn nearly $100,000,000 gold) peer Bar Silver. BE ol. 7 eon one A nps ed a for more than twenty wells on our properties in this field alone. -_- s . . i he | = the Federal Reserve to export: | yyyican dollars, hc, |Butte & Sup.. 12,000 30% 27 a —————EEEe | DRILLING AMONG BIG GUSHERS : Hi fee pe J‘ on exactly the same terms | Beth. Steel B.139,200 101% fir and pf ¥, alfalfa. 81401. 00 on which they could have | s es , a Federal Reserve notes, and Wool Market. Chile a te | We are now drilling among the big gushers—among the greatest—the largest—the most famous. gto iat", 18 rte if they choose, in exchange Iilinois. Wisconsin, Bout Chino Copper. 6.700 49% 46 4 ar an e ini ng 0c | oil wells in America. Our properties in the Ranger Field and the Northwest Burkburnett Pool cou ‘ $284220, Receitts. » the notes, dollar for dollac. ra. ern =e iek an is T Need As puch today that even a mt burr $8 Rv. goe. 3? |G. North, Ore. 0% " . 4 ru No. 2 lat 208 $5) 08vy. ne, Be . | | § . 6. eenetere currency in one fi, acer ar Nickel «.. at ‘1 | National Candy Com mon | ALREADY MAKING BIG MONEY AE Bork vominal’” Yard “tos Nae aed states in close Oklahoma and Southern Gad |. necott Cop. 18, 2h , : | We already have more than fifty producing wells that are making mighty good profits for our” MINNEAPOLIS, M ae waste than sinee inly the | Mes Bo ft ne, long, 58 | Lack. Steel .., 88% company. These wells have been paying our dividends and enabling our company to grow rapid Bs ate shipments | age of all yg 3 | widv, Steel... 53 58 | 7 ) ; as \ | Bought—Sold—Quoted lil Already our company has paid thirty-two cash dividends—and we will pay another divid ium uffs and material in Purope ee pper 90 necessi{ated wholly abnormai| “Minnesota, Ge and a2, 5 i morgen | first of next mont on American production ard | kotns, Kaneas. Nebars rt. 48@83 | Nat. Lead com 4,200 854% 83 84 | les. 2: C burey s-aadtadliveavy’ fine Si tcos Geen” Ri oe) Gem: Ghee aka STIFEL-NICOLAUS INV. CO. | BIG GUSHERS MEAN ENORMOUS PROFITS Conditions Are Abnormal. rd Shalt ea —) st. 54 40 Pullman Co. .. 2.100 120% 123 124% . a “Undoubtedly, these abnormal co n- | i+ 4"° ne. om yume °| 92 | When the wells we are now drilling in gusher territory come in big producers, then the earn © ns have made it possible, in some fine. me CWestern padeile and anc eaned >. a0 =P — ~y 207 North Broadway St. Louis, Mo. |j) ||| ings and profits of our company will be enormous—then our company will pay much larger divi-+ ets and va sg commodities, for. me lars urry. med. eee Re Cons, ... 16,200 27 25% 25% advantage of conmumers. rhe | ¥ > | SOR ot YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY nquiries shou @ made use- “FUBWASHED. |N. ¥. A. B... 1.400122 119 119 | | Ae ae Pore tls Bae Ween x Hard burry .... tS. Bheffield.. 1,000 79 6% 67 3 ‘Y NOW! NOW!!! N-O-W-!-!-! is the greatest opportunity you will ever have to get stock in a big” | Misceliane in preventing its continu- | %%, : “* ¥ ' Tenn. Copper.. 19.100 16 14% 15 | successful dividend-paying company. A company that already has more than fifty producing wells—« . ies . lustrous. . A — Sed U.A, Steel com. 544.800 118% 108% 100% | company that has already paid thirty-two cash dividends. Our company is indorsed by conservative | GRARS SrED—(ps El Ag ae oy mom ge . dea : ek ee pid ” oo yh ri y Pit business men everywhere. We will be pleased to have you investigate us, and corroborate our state Bm "td offer fig “4 Ane. nna Po ecots. | sacouate 2 —? The exchange rate for Marks has declined to its lowest point in ments through Bradstreet’s Commercial Agency, or any bank in Muskogee. e ; ns . : : i aa fore been much talk of the wide ai vee $0,800 100% OF OTK —2% | history; it fluctuates constantly. An improvement in the rate is ‘| STOCK $1 50 PER SHARE : ermence between the high price enerally expected, and the upturn may come at any moment. We guaranteed to the Amerioin farmer |: HIDES—Wet salted Sc higher: ur _C le 100 1 g 7 Caper P y come y sf ey y b le f h 4 srwine, Quote current receipte ( scl G , 1 | ou can buy our stock now for $1.50 per share. We are offering only a limited number of een ene “on wet salted): | it money to any eddress in Germany, out of our credit balance shares for sale. This money will be used to develop our great Texas gusher properties. This carn aren Soepetitive Selling. the with the Dresdner Bank, Berlin, and through its forty-five branches will be offered for a short time only. We reserve the right to withdraw it from the market at any case eee an. Pac. ... | etaes ab tye crerta where Shak a f pers concn naited. : ‘©, | éeeks 4 in all parts of Germany, either by check or bank money order; also § time. i wneten ome, was colling 34 16 62 2 > 1410 Ne. sae - | *o . ? by cable as soon as the use of private cable codes is permitted. one : OIL MAPS, PICTURES, FULL INFORMATION Meo hssencr tg oy "cease guned te ber . t herse .M.&£8t.P, oc, Hundred Marks cost $7 net. This rate applies only to smal! amounts; ' o:*hom one Ke, = : in the case of large sums, the rate will be either lower or higher, in Send for our maps of the great oil fields of Texas and Oklahoma, together with our splendidly Bm ae AND PEAS illustrated folder containing full and complete information. 8 pore —enaice Ram dends than it has already paid. Then, too, our stock will advance tremendously in value. Alb: Tlie. Oats: closed, as | -(*) @ > hs 248 Gn ute, | eS 2k ee ee - p ~~ a La: li ~ . = m «? ala i ee to rise to the American level and in pane ane . eh netees wil AP them - rive “ ole si “s th ae conn | accordance with the momentary market. \ such commodities as fu04. Toledo Clover Seed. 4 . Let. re - OT Importers and all those contemplating a trip to Germany will | DON’T WAIT—DON’T DELAY a eh t Be 3 ~ in pe mt @ great increase of world -aili | : a do well to secure Marks from us at the prev ailing low rate. These Buy some of our stock now while you can get it. Buy now before the peice advances far be : EE 5 ets even with Russia still; TOL ba O: AMe, _2.~-Ghovereeas: Prime | | ‘te inevitable, Rut the 58; Octeper. .10; December, -+« 8,100 31 Marks may be held. for future use, or we will arrange a deposit | your reach. You can pay for your shares on monthly payments if you wis tee eon No. : bal at $12 fo. mt tg must be remove’ be- ary "magento 7 Oe © El account in the sender’s name and with Dresdner Bank, Berlin, or with § low and mail it with your remittance at once! “% a AT SKINS—Qu 3 clipped angore Coffee —— | YORK, Aus, 2.—Coftes: Not Rio, | C Nor ott. eny of ite branches. | USE THE COUPONS BELOW—DO IT NOW! cif NEY—Quote: 1 one sontlaers cochtmoditios edhe: futures easy: Sete Telephone or telegraph for special rate and any further stra ined—bright ams itke cotton, mere: nrednetion 16 ot); | an i ~- 4 e acciden cs) ; : | . t t. information ‘| COUPON NO, 1. COUPON NO. 2. Te. ip tYee per ter the needs of a nor- FINANCLAL - nen . | ne THE INVADER COMPANY, THE INVADER COMPANY, 401) Bite gece: r | ° i | Muskogee, Oklahoma. . Muskogee, Oklahoma. a FEATHERSTo « @Ccl e or + > oo must be dry « bd . | Inclosed find my remittance for $ qi b: e Ss p \I | . Please send me one of your large folders cont as Go Oae. Dees I i an ; 7 ry > 4 . colored ati die A eee a” im port paymens tor maps of the Texas Ot] Fields, numerous pictures been ab @ to make goo:l WwW Investment Bankers in, full, payment for shares 0 ea y of'stock in your company. I agree to pay the balance (i¢ complete information concerning your remarkable t but that, to, : saa “4 Meri the Govern-« and Commer ce of restraining t | esha, ‘father sharply Corporation q —— SE ; i seerccccacconereeronccssotoocisoegssecsses WONG 24.06. gecovcgececcecabocpas ecergnens oa tS THE OILS | Si a, a a AND SILVERS | seniillinieanaii The State Bank Commissioner informs the Post-Dispatch that a Blue Sk the above stock tin the State of Misseurt. The Poat- Dispatch Ja Bayh iy -—F - Circular on Request Should they be bought or sold? = CHANDLER BROS. & CO. EB agtn fete Are,the most ac tx. if) Our timely letter No. 401 gives you the situation in these |} | iL MA | sieiitiiliad furnished tree "* quotations @ iil issues in a nutshell. No past ‘‘statistical’’ history, but up to |] Oklahoma and Te | HILE THE POST-DISPATCHi | : xas W ’ nves 105 Bo. La Salle Street, Chicago any) in four monthly payments. Shares $1.50 each. pany—ALL FREE. Members 6. ¥. Stock Bxchange | urn : : ae nia the minute, brief, vital, worth-while facts, | ‘4 s Today Regard . # . High cl rities bought f | Compiled from geological data @ : Ang Seourtte,” eS te emeae ee, supplied thse ee ary all Financial Advertisin before ‘ [fy Some ond Texas and the | publication, ii necessarily cannot - W.L. Schachner & Co. _ Rose & ComPAny fj United States Government § || recommend or indorse any inves SO Broad Street New York City = 30x20 inches. No siren , orspeculation advertised. The he buyer 7 Write for special letter “How to Trade Wi the JANNINGS & CO muy exercise hisc own Stock Market,” by Randolph. Rose... It's, free. _ 1164 Arcade Bldg. St. Louis. bares ne tie , | Shine uae ene SN ne ese se ET Re A eS os — em — es enema ore 5 _ ~ -_- . SE A TRE EN ER mee > we on “ ees ~ oe

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en ie ee eo ieee od PT Ys NOS opts . eh 7 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. ION S|’ ; a nom [COMPARATIVE GRAIN PRICES] FRENCH ABBE SEEKS — —| TO RNSE $100000 =) 2 | Range of Prices Ie 7T%ec 4 Lewer; Oats Alse Reflect Severe Selling Pressure. ae Opening. High. Violent price smashing in the grain SEPTEMBER CORN. “irade here last week, went hand in hielo eee With chaotic labor conditions, | *#nsas City f king of the drouth in the eae — —. ones | It, and determined new at- | Chicago 58a 156 : v 15014 @ 157 | ets to reduce the cost of food ar.4 | Kansas City ) | 154% 156% other necessities of life. Compared s5%e " cet | Bt. = Abbe Ernest Dimnet of the Uni- re + The City of , 153 : a week ago, corn prices at the | Chica eit ' | bse yesterday were ° a - ~ - ] Te EA Ae eee ai? ts were off 6c to 7c. * es the downward vend of | Ghitcaas fou” ween os in this country in behalf of the values began in the corn market, the DECEMBER OATS, {Iniversity of Lille, made a visit to. ber delivery had risen to the Chicane 8 77 TTa TMT | the Post-Dispatch office yesterday, | Rest price yet this season, mre === | ‘and talked entertainingly of condi- ' tions in Europe, from the cen aa were predictions that the cr | COTTON IS OFF 08 10 70 eyo with the endorsement | : “ ; $4 shrink 60 per cent if the drouth CATTLE PRICES HIGHER mot quickly end. At this stage, NANCIAL. @ and strikes in Chicago inter- | we crippling the packing mouse | ind , and thus jeopardizing sup- for the corn market. selling of futures then took | pl here. | ‘ a etserprees rains followed, and/|,, ett Pool recently only a few months it after jolt to the confidence |. | - Pholders of corn. Stoppage of work | ome er tegy J drilled Bs thousands of railway shopmen left Reported for the P came action at the White House, | Stockyards, im Congress and elsewhere Rr . Grain Elsewhere tion in receipts is affecting slightest y and |Jundiahy receipts, 14,000. , “Yet I think the Bolsheviki are virtually recognized now. Official January f @T8%e. Fig: cy TN ho. beef steers are quoted at | my heart to see how you have pre-. served the French traditions. I be- | IN THE CHICAGO TRADING feeders, sft? to $12; good wt ~~ feeders, common to medium pt 10. Good to choice stockers, 89.60 to $11: yf -* fo - + spp put ‘New’ on the namé, and trans- | 1 fae tog to. cattle, $15 to $18: good | December af Choice to fancy beef cows, sil | the NORTHWES suppert today in the corn © $12,560; good every person who wears lisle stock- $7.50; canners, $5.75 to Fw ‘fe ood to ebeice | peg 34. ; at Y 34. We have more "a rise of 250, a SOS GPR, Saree | fabric originated.” the movement to reduce the cost of | /}988, $6.25 to $7; same quality thin year- | - We concerns h NEW YORK. Aug. 2.—The market for cof- | + TY no erratic, unstable basis, regardless of the fact | fee futures was generally weak throughout | political conditions, he said: “There | to the properties of the At the} yet know what our taxes will be. p cownward jn a hur-|ably each day the big bulk the receipts | and while December was subsequently ad- th " : I Goptember deli ive |were left to packer domination, who have | vanced 10 points to 2lc, there was active | present, however, a Frenchman pays. - yey _— &: ° = few in that month. down to the Jowest basis in several weeks ac | to be the lowest for the day and 25 to 20 ing Pd : shorts tended to steady other | the close today. | points under last night’ s clogs. oor Doe ~ wed, is not right. Germany destroyed, At the start of the market yesterday cit eptember - etober r. , _butehers bought some of the best grade hogs | 2°. fe: January, 20.9%c; March, 20.05c; May,/and Germany must pay. tion to the Russian Soviet Govern- |} manding and forcing a concession of 2fhc from Santos were irregular and included sales | | ost part, provisions went down hundre welaht, buying the best grede o~ of 8090 to 4000 bags Santos Oe at 80%c the | | ment from France is due to the re- | IUND US that cla brok harp! terd 1 class broke sharply yesterday, ranging | 7" t t futures 50 to reise hi just fully B0c to 75e lower than on Friday. The | | Receipts At the (wo Brasilian porte, 2/000; France, Abbe Dimnet said: poco, O barrels of 4 a peculiar state of affairs exists in the + a us. mal vat NRA. CTT Xe Mo., a We,” —Cash wh that the week's total of 45, head shows «& ay wane ‘~ i room f me} is. “Nor | a4 4 perd. ; recognition will come. Perhaps not : oy a? ‘wr Wrvivnesn iA A, AD yagstiaii 4 nt: ptf “~ ~ loss of about 3000 compared with the eS | 2, | prior, and yet yesterday's closing top was | Butter, , Eggs ¢ and Poultry] | nie Lenine and Trotsky are in of- » r e ower n urca | OTE—Qvotations herewith represent store | _fice—perhaps not until a more mod- _the week before. N ‘| good to choice hogs sold at $29.65 to $22. 3° | mascae Orders and extra fancy stock erate Cabinet is former, but it will @i.4n | £908 to choice pigs. 180 to 150 pounds, $21, l= = Arete, 36%c; returned cases | be a Soviet Government. No other tye BO jnisher, che choice ‘timothy, | te ‘, = by 4 on 19.: in a lc less: ordinary firsts. 244 8B5c. ‘kind can stand in Russia. Reosipts, "whest, 775 cars. alfalta, | fiom €ifio $id. Best’ rovgne, sift BH BUTTER—Creamory extras, 58c; first.| “Kolchak? Ah, I think he will Dis, ea 5 cars, Lamb Rockets the past week aS == 40c; oe OnE src eckins “ea ee . be like the rest. We hear of them | No. 2 m -| Mgehter. Yet, despite the curtailment in the LIV Luar A-bahee C; COCKS, {| supply, the market slum to T5c per ass oe chickens. ‘ala. eo "Be: a little while, and then they are . oms, young an hundgeawaiept on the very, tget lambs, rang: | Scie! nedee font duct spring’ ducks, $c; |wone. Every few weeks there is $82.87. Ribs, $26,750 | PCtore- However, fat sheep have not been Eufncan per omer geese, T lbs., Ise: new leader who is to drive out the ne, co cere ee Sere qemenenes prac Quote choice 100 to 140 pounds | Bolsheviki, but soon he disappears, pus, Map Eta os an | , ee ree Ee: tambe. 915. to | $f, 15ic Per pound: 10541180 pounds at 184 and still the heart of Russia is Bol- wheat. No orthern, $2. Goel $15.50; medium flesh lambs, $12 to $14.50; } ® per found: t. h, coarae heretics j shevist. bulk of the cull lambs, $5 to uf breedinw — s . in 1.84@1.85. Oats, er pound. Sheep Bc; bucks, 40 | ‘Yenine Is a Genius. "Once we said that Lenine and - se, matic a | ee? y phe > 1 fat sheen, $8 ‘ioe ae | Sckenrtae gual at 40c to Ibe per poun | , arou ac ne to : 1.8 “4 | Saabeee, os ng We; © » $0; bulk of the | ROA G PIGS—Salabie at trom $2, 50 | Trotsky were crazy fanatics, but | i. — , to 86 ver ad, acccrding to size (15 to Y ‘1 . ea 4 iY Ri Res g~ By rte 81; No. Non d te IAI 8 pounds) AND SQUA vote tive that was soatieh. t 4 1 no ‘ 0 to | BS—O say so. Lenine is a genius—who can agit 8 mined ‘|| Livestock Elsewhere Eso at Sito, teases “squsbe, "80 d; —Li Sots. 10 reesed equabe, 60@70c | doubt it? All this time he has stood eames c | ape — id against him, and na 8.08 Oct., ’ $5,87 Now. ; ote table gr des: | With all the wor Dec s: arrive, 7T0%@ of Ste 88 OT OGe Rea AY Ce Oe ; N INE quot fl N ‘ on Bike: famine, too. ifet aii mt a we a a ys a -_ _—- ee — ~*~ ’ \ (AAC AHH a nner , > | | | | | ee ee ne i Peitecd, spot. 809 I cannot believe they a : ase oft for mead y: Se. $23. ysis: (B22 cot 28. on: ine. bakers’ special ‘tin tubs, B00" iw ‘pastry. ‘are right, but only men of genius, ~~’ To — > $22 1 $22. ' tty ye 7 : ‘ CHE BSH — Cente per seer Northern men of great courage and firmness, | | | , TLE-—Receinvts, 175: market for week: | twins, 82\%c: ae Th c ong horns, | . rms as | M1BC laneous a yor” sdcne could have weathered the storm Le Spores to prime steers mostly stead others |A4%c: dais c: prints rkets dis 1 lower: butcher stock mostly steady atte. Swiss, No. : 56@58e: o> ck, 3445 ;| Lenine and Tretzky have. wc GRASS BEED—(per 100 pounds.) No spot Bee eanners. between grades, $1 to $1.00 | all inferior auality less | “T believe that Lenine and Trotzky | “Gusce Timothy nomi at ore wrt ore steagy te S0c lower: | Vegetables. ‘would recognize the French claims ee 12; Mh ee de at $36.00" 0 Aah oD —“Recetpts,. 1800: market for week: cUucv MBERA—Home- rown, 50c to &5e now. I think I see how it will hap- \ , per gpushel bex loose, ii pickles, 81.25\/ en They will give way to more KTRING B X8—Home-srown, $1.75 to | moderate Bolsheviki, the obligations gen Miniet at NOc lower: sheep steady: et ri 3; St : ee ty it paere, Sees ; feeders stead p «a A ve beg, accordine to guslity.. | will Be recognized, and official re- per Seen, ‘cognition of the Russian Govern- ug. yer: feeders steady. T7000; clean seed. , 6400; opening slow; bidding lower: 7000; | Per, GREEN CORN—Home-grown. 15¢ to 25¢ ment will follow.” . While he approves of many things SHEEP—Receipts, 1 Last sale whippoorwill at average cost yesterday, $21.07. NE vin un te 7 a oy -Hoge— Receipts ETS—Home-grown, 15@20c per dozen ~Receipts, BEED—Quotame at oe and in demand, lower than Friday's egnersl ples salable at 16 ‘ a... . s evapors| Lseerere at 155 og Seeete i NOOLY, Salis is. lient| POTATOES—Home-srown earty | American, Abbe Dimnet frowns upon ho at se at Sc; t Might. $20.04 20.96 Ohio pe Roth, $2.00 to $3.10 A 100 pounds.| our college courses. io ‘tnd ous n-dricd envy packing sows, smooth, $20, % GUM Home-grown, 12-quart trays, | Causes Shallow Thinking. ite at -_ i king sows, rough, $10,25¢820. 28: 1.00. ae cked ™ al icniear hy . 20.Bo. BA ror ee erere. half ripes, | “You founder your studentsa—you and mi itl 500 mpared with a/| $1 to $1.25 cose; ripes at deluge them with lectures,” he said. " aad . . Top "ee fed Western $1 to $1. 50 for good to fancy, and Se for ; wt “A python could not digest such a - EEE I! LOTE NS AEN Re tal II Re at Nite Sag aes” te “BEST culls and criples 1 lower; canners ONIOKS—Some-grown wed. yollow ané bulk of knowledge as is thrust upon They have no time for Der : to we ives, wiBAU ERE RAUT—Quote new city-make | 50; choice lima beans | feeders ¢ be them. . brala ond beans at $8 and lower: to age others steady to 250 baie TARD’ GREENS—tHome- -grown. 20 ‘thought, for meditation, for getting 'to the root of things, It causes shal- / Me ag EY @R0c per bushel bo Pi S—Quote common at) Tuas a “Wide and rewet | week A mo. Bat. iam ie ali matly Ae to m0 Ms ame = Per | low thinking. Fewer lectures, moro ‘ sted _— --Michigan square »b S sen, would be so much eal iby to The. sshd duet taller hall ecatea. Bi to $1 an. 25c | carefully cho ] te: Boutners ontracted ibe ower: n Be to , ” . Zome-grown. $1 to | better. at The interview took another twist. “You ask me of religion?” he con- CE—H T - NEW en OPK: Aug. = Butter firm; Te-| bushe bax. ome-grown, 50c to 60c per| tinued. ‘‘Ah, I fear there has been ng reamery “hie tenn “totes ala: BRANS - — Home-grown, 93/70 Such religious revival ag some care, Saves i cure SPIN wo have said. Perhaps a few more men : packi steck, current josse ri 17,990: ¢ eh Ris bushel boxes/ 2. to church in France than before Bip re irregular, St eo rmate biGbee: rumen pone bushel boxes/the war, but it is not general. ings. & Bidve, receipts ts 3838; BBAG GE—tows grulk, 465 per ton: “T did not know your country had | bn. to per : h religion. France, you ¥ Tate, current me © specials, CARR so «6muc eciaia 4, "424 @ide ries ae eras : SWwERT ares etry useervsteth tae e: know, is an atheistic state. We do *POTATOES—Home- . pou try ‘f y “an mud grown ber-/ not use the word God in our schools; Weaipka wer bushel box: Thea ‘per basket. / it is forbidden. Once the little kin- , , a wr ti | ri : ake Auk 2. Resi ww: a white tadishes at 20 @bso “her” dergarten fable said: ‘The fish ; Ps, tr 4 oanes eens, “*| ENDIVE—Home-grown, 75c to $1 tanuee when God gives it life;’ now Pee eee eeereeressesooscaoene® ; Park of rc s ? yee +A bushel box loose. it reads: ‘The fish grows when it is f ; ' ' wat star vals cars; car jot wt Fruits. given life.” Clemenceau is an athe- Ae + ~ River receipts on baste | 2% and declares it in his books. No, t n. “But here [I hear your President, using the name of God in his public soe utterances; your people go to church Sulpcaenars —-everybody seems Christian. It ‘/s| xed anvies empies ‘at someaiine most unusual to one from France. In| chal vate 30 Ths. e-srown, % ‘bushel England there is great indifferenco | ab —in shipping order, 6%c per| to religion. It was so before tha | mama de reteset we at 8 to 35| ¥*". and now it is growing. “Germany was atheistic, although | a aiitern Ta Valenctne at83.50/the Kaiser was a very devote. et alan ig é , m és : 7 " ° ' mo , n ' 2 ee ¥ ; . : : - le “Uf (hiha WM, mm € / ANE. *\ANA i} $1. oF aE bushel bo — | Produce El Elsewhere og ee Toe per doxen | Adjustment 4 Mh UE A LOO "ff; . V), ie, bo Ute K 2 .\ \ r/, THN 8 -dug, per Ib.; Gold- His oad ‘e a : Bae 9? 2 99 209 CCes CogaDanaEG ' tf Y Fabrics-6000Miles\ Cords -8,000 Miles Qo LE Ml APPLES— SE and wolf . ~ prime at 800 per 1b. ey, » the 12 t $2.80 ma unche . yet 6 Sugery wo. vend = 7 x nt lie te os pss . BO to 84. “No ‘te $4, oni le el baskets / ‘€<. S , mai Home-grown, $1.60|churchgoer. The German scholars, © Seg ng] errr aeergl eegalead ct po Sea i "Tex “worth 1 awe per bushel chip’ beokne. eerly,| believers, although I believe their! “4 4 4 ey?) ; ™ ya a 04 a toate ie $1.40 most important theories have been : , ~ small: | exploded. ONS—catitornia at $5.50 , per bax tn way te $6.50 ‘The clergy are partly to blame. | Dan in Jobbing way at | They have been, too austere, too nar-| erate. sr ite - row. Independ men rebel against r at $8@ 8.80 _per such limitation Religion is broad 82 ‘| at the base. Some day we shal! get SF 0 thee ae | —

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SUNDAY MORNING, point od 3, 1919. —— oT LOUIS POST-OISPATCH [Some Players ee Are So. ‘Superstitious ee ee ee a ee te a = ——————— ae N Fe et i a i i i Former Sa ge RR Now Owns in Either League |) Fe a ae i ee es a i i ee ~~ > = a EF EM Bacobson and Gedeon Clout Browns to Victory; — Steady in Pitching Pinches “Baby Doll’ Puts Burkemen on Easy Street Early in the Game by Knocking Out a Home Run With Man on Base—Victory Puts Mound Cityans in Tie for Fourth Place. Biggest Punch 1 August 2.—Al Sothoron was a man of mystery and the Macks wallowed in the throes of a > to 2 defeat, delivered by the Browns. In addition to Sothoron’s superb work on the mound, clean, hard hitting in the early innings by the Browns and fumbling by the Macks at the late stages PHILADELPHIA, Pa., to the Athblatics here today, put them out in front, assured St. Louis of victory. ’ success in this game, while the Yankees were falling be- fore the sweeping attack of the heavy-hitting Detroit club, resulted in St. Louis moving up to a tie for fourth place. Thanks to their defeat, the Yankees fell from second to fourth place, both Detroit and Cleveland passing the expensive Huggins machine. Thus far on their road trip the Browns’ record is six victories atf_d three defeats. The Browns went out after their ,~~~~.~~.~.~.~._._____.~ Aa second ganie of the series with great 3 be >, ee ee ew _ books Like First Divisio POPPE Lh” Leh eh eh - Brownlie, who twirled for the Macks, | was their victim. run in the initial round was a hard blow for the Athletic hurler to over- This clout carrfed plenty of vigor behind it, and sailed into the left-field bleachers. Fortunately for the Browns, Ged- eon had gone to first on a hit to left and Jacobson's blow was of twofold importance as it put St. Louis out ‘in front with a two-run lead. Sothoron Lets Down Twice. Sothoron managed to keep his hita scattered until the sixth, when the Macks bunched three safeties | V and counted with a run. other time that the Macks were ef- | fective against Sothoron was in the | closing frame, wained a cluster of three hits that ‘brought in a marker. In all, Sothoron was touched for nine nits, but outside of the sixth and ninth he kept them well scat- See PS tN ee Jacobson's home a a eeeray“yys o | coocoooeoscooe: 83 | Oeweeemw ERHAPS the most conspicu- ous and surprising figure at the present mo- hard-hitting prowess. In the eleven games in which he has taken part recently Jacobson has out-Cobbed Sisler, has a bat- .5643, has scored ment is Bill Browns who, from a bench warm- has suddenly into the biggest punch major league club. developed a tremendous clouting spree which began Tobin was benched because of an © | velaweGkuwan ’ ' 3 COMoHmsSoanad co | cosceuosooon”™ *Ratted for Rogers in e , “ . For a corresponding period Sis- After-the first inning Rogers held ler has an average of .489 and has Browns safe until Then three singles were gained from In this period Turner got off his wild throw that scored another run for St. Louis. Jacobson has Two-base hite—Strunk. Home run—Jacob- has served terms in the Turner-Witt- Burrus. Gerber reached Severeid was out at first and Gerber ad- Sothoron fouled out to the on bases—Byowns on ballse—Off Rogers 3. in 8 innings; off Johnson, 1 in 1. —Rogers 3, Sothoron 3, Johnson 1. Losing pitcher—Rogers. 31,500 FANS SEE RIVAL SOX TEAMS BREAK EVEN BOSTON, Mass.. Aug. 2.—Before a crowd of 31,500, Boston and Chicago divided honors today, Boston winning the first game, 6 to 3, and losing the chance to get regular work. Jake went on the job in the last Washington game here, From that moment he caught and held the attention of those lave stories of heavy artillery and Hits—Off Rogers, 9 aa ter during his last stand with the ~ > oe =~ = “es « Re. ~ *@4 « ~~]? vse a Se ~~ = ee ing grounder that looked good a hit. Turner, pted to speed the ball to first. owed up the dirt in front of Gerber scored’on the wild _ ~~ - { «7 . _— et ~ a = &- ~- = ——- Homer in Tenth TCincinnati R Wins for Tigers) Blank Giants, 6-0 Heilman Hits for Circuit ' With Sallee Holds New York to Five. Bases Packed After Yankees | Purposely Pass Veach. 2.—Detroit de- *y Sa . Rogers Forces Run Home. When Witt made a boot of Wil- liams® grounder in the placed Gedeon in an excellent posi- ion to count. The batter reached Ttirst on a safety to son's infield hit sent him to second and he reached third when failed to handle Williams’ blow, Rog- ers then forced over another run by passing Smith. au the final stand of the Browns at bat, Severeid hit to center. Soth- on sacrificed and Severeid gained when Austin was thrown out, t first. Witt then juggled Gedeon's under and Severeid scored for the Macks in the He beat out an infield hit ‘followed with a like contribu- Walker forced out Koop and went to third. rought Witt home. ostility on the acks was brought to a speedy ter- mn by a snappy double play Gedeon was the figure in the cutting down of two Mack players. Walker reached Strunk hit a long fly to Jacobson and faded out. Bur- rus singled and Walker went to sec- | ond. Perkins beat out an infield hit. , Turnér then hit a grounder to Ged- ~sS «. ~~ _—o ~*- * > . Se Ee —. a “ase - =—.\.~e >* - 2 P - . ~ . —, Boston from New York in the Mays the former re- lieving Musser in the while McGraw pitched the ninth in- ning of the second game, Hits and Moran’s Men In- crease Their Lead. eo a“ _~- second game, pitched no-hit ball until the seventh | when Chicago scored once, following | feated the New York Yankees here it up with eight runs in the tighth. NEW YORK, Aug. CINCINNATI, |'today in an exciting 10-inning fame, | first place by 14 to 8, before 33,000 persons, | greatest number that ever witnessed tom American League ggme in New ‘one of his best games, allowing the (Giants only five hits. ° 4 ~) 4 a CHS hens vo~oz, Benton lasted | a3 : 3 succeeded him, was wild and ineffec- | tive. The Reds bunched four hits off. men were out in| the third inning, scoring three earned | Heilman won the tenth inning, hitting his second home | ‘run of the day with the bases full | after Veach had | In the eighth inning, Veach | and Heilman hit home runs on suc- Heilman also hit two singles, while Cobb had a dou-'! ble and three singles base on balls. home run, double and single, was re- for six of New , driving in four and scor- kt td the sixth Dubuc walked Rousn, | threw wild to first /on Neale’s sacrifice, and then walked 0! o2000000007 | Cicotte in ninth. the first man up, 238 Pa 7" cessive pitchers. 5 9ee al mosoooon nm” F3duo4 pied Bressler forced Kopf at second, | Roush scoring on | Was caught at the plate on Rariden’ S | | Srounder to Dubuc but Sallee trip- to right field, driving in Bress- | Scott-Shannon-Mcinnis. Left J bares—Chicago a. Weaver - Risberg . Rhannon-McInnia. off Musser 1. off Russe) ry ner, 4 in 2: off ag w wit ld pitch—Cicotte. 6 rom 7. Street out— . | Winning pitcher—Rus- | seventh was the longe grounds this year, the ball bound- field seats, but! | Empire Kiem refused t® allow a home | _ o'clock. Bill Doak and Elmer Jacobs. | Knights of Columbus day | Gov. Cox pre- first on a single. fi. -_~ SECOND GAME. >= ~~ an x 2000” = and before the game, Manager Moran » &a member of the or diamond-studded watch | fob and an order on a local jewelry | | house for mre. Moran. | ~ D+ bs cons Come: rom ms —~SS>599399 ‘> eee vet : a r scoring on the play. ventured too t — ROoPmooet a}. OoH2a07 iss -_— — -- s’ nelder D. -.*2*-ooo oor fer past third. heave reached Austin before Burrus could get back ¢ —— the sack. MUNICIPAL } MANAGERS ADVISED TO BE GOOD the punishments and threats nishment issued by the critics Municipal Athletic Association, last vo was a notice to the mana- of the St. Boniface and the S88. Paul teams that any repeti- r actions and behavior in last nday’s game would be fol- tm by Indefinite suspensions. w suspensions announced were: “Pallas of the St. Boniface team, nded two weeks for impudence en umpire after having been ed, Kennah, Visitation team, had his _ previous sentence extended two weeks Eiteenes. "| in uniform while under i “Buck” Herzog Traded to Chicago Cubs for Leslie Mann and Pick CHICAGO, Aug. 2. Infielder of the Boston Na- >~ Meinnin 1b 801 2b nt nt mad Due O0dn9 DZ: Steet 2909 -1| S059—0 mMonso | 00990000 a bouquet of flowers. | Home runs—Peckinpaugh, Stolen bas-s—Rue!l, Sacrifice hitse—lLewis, 2) a be) wa | S roe > ae. ~ Ss Ye VR Lae d * me wines 03 22 o oS ere ae: 01 coOos~ oon ‘which Lesiie Mann and Pick, infielders, are ex for the Eastern player. will report to the Chi- tomorrow. He former- with the New York and a SMe waAuAne ws -_ S| eer aS wn er +t ~| ©30>—-29>59°" ) ie ee | vat or Cooper in eichth. s Bp 6 8 @ Two-base hit—Cutshaw. Sacrifice hite—Herzog. | Double Playe omereave Hera. Holke: Laft on = hee RY o* i. Coe s = >’ Pele Ee Tee oe -~4 wt ei S659 tw: @| 0=9999099——19—%: **Ran for Milan in be of the Pacific Coast | formerly with the and went to the the Federal Le to O'Neill hases—Cleveland 9, Warhington 0. halle yesh > 4 Myers 3 Three-I League Results. Bloomington 10, Mobile 1. Rockford 4, serve, Senwie 3. A — - "dete Nast Out | Punchless Cards; nae Now Last Gasen to Win, but Teammates pupport Him Poorly. WOODWARD TRIED OUT ‘Former Philadelphian Relieves Cuban and Shows Well for Two Innings.' Lack of hitting punch caused the | Cardinals to fall with a sickening 'thud to last place in the National | League race yesterday, the defeat of |the rejuvenated Phillies over the | Cubs being the combination of | ,events that brought about the tum- ble. It was no fault of Oscar Tuero, ' ‘the dark-skinned “Cubean,” or | Frank Woodward, the ex-Phil, who. | Succeeded him, that the Cardinals aia not go over. With tight support | ‘and any kind of aid on the attack, 'Tuero’s contest would have resulted ‘in a win. But it must be remem- 'bered that the Cards are in the throes of a hitting slump, and they | | were unable to produce enough runs | despite the. fact that they outhit the | Trolley Dodgers, 7 blows to 6. In the seven innings that he toiled 'Tuero allowed only five hits. He didn’t pass a single batter, but the i'three runs were scored * while he ‘toiled. He gave way to a pinch‘ hitter, and Woodward saw to it} that no more tallies came. At the start, Leon Cadore, the husky righthander, ‘occupied the hill for | the Robins. After the first two bat- ; ters in the eighth had poled singles, Cadore was remeved and Sherrod | Smith replaced him. It was tn. this inning that the Cards falled in their | best opportunity to put the zame on ice. Smith stopped the rally and no runs carne. Brooklyn Firat to Score. Starting the game, Olson gingled to center and got around to third on in- _ field taps by Johnston and Griffith lk | Zach Wheat then nicked the first of | his three blows, g¢ single to center! _that scored Olson with Run Ne. 1. It remained that way until th? #ev-| enth when Wheat’s third hit, a dou-| ble, camve at the beginn ™me of the in- ning. Myers sacrificed him to third! and Koney planted a single in left, which scored Zachariah. Koney then stole second and continued to third on Clenfons overthrow. What proved to be the third and winning run came) when Hornsby fumbled Vard's grounder, scoring Koney. Miller opened the home seventh with a “fluke” double but Lavan’s best was a lift to Zach Wheat. Smith's |, safe bunt put Miller on third from | Law where he scored when Mack Wheat'-> uncorked a wide throw. trying to pick him off the bag. Shotton barre) for | Tuero and Smith swiped third on the 'fourth ball to Bert. Baird was rent | in to run for Shotton. Then Heath- cote got a scratch single on which | Smith tallied. With the tleing and ' winning runs on fiases, Stock ele-| vated to Zach Wheat and Horasby/! Bradley | popped to Johnston. Another Hope Exploded. There still seemed a chance in the home eighth. McHenry and Clemons, singled together. At this stage, Cna- dore was removed and came in. With the hit and run in or- der, Miller hoisted to Griffith and Me- | | “y dashed to third after the catch. | Adare. Clemons, however, was flagged when | P!¢ _he tried to make second after the | | putout. Lavan’s best, this time, was. a grounder to Ward. —_— - —— Double Bill Teday. The Cardinals and Dodgers will | Edwards ¥ Stage a doubleheader at Cardinal) Field this afternoon, starting a 2. the two best bets of the Cardinal | staff, will do the heaving and en- | deavor to stop the skidding Rickey- /'men. For the Dodgers it will likely | be Jeff Pfeffer and Al Mamaux. Jack Smith Bats Eighth. Manager Rickey shifted the bat- | P feiffer | ting order by droping Jack Smith | ,to elghth place. This placed Cliff | Heathcote as the lead-off man. a Shotton May Replace Smith. Bert Shotton, who ranked as the Cardinals’ leading outfielder up to the | >| time he was injured in New York, :8 | about ready to break into the lineup. | When he reports himself fit. Jack, Smith who is hitting just about his | weight, will likely polish the bencna. ——_— ee . Leslie Due Tomorrow. Bill Lealie, the new first baseman | purchased by President Rickey from | the Waco (Texas eLague) team, s' Miller has been in a hitting slump. along with most of the other Car‘ii- | nals, it is likely that Leslie will get | ,; an early opportunity to display his | goods. He comes highly recotomon:- ed by baseball men who have watcned him perform in Texas. ’ In on the Ground Floor °| 5 | 5 a | 5 z x Y AB._R.H.E. B. 4 H’cote cf.. 5 0 1 0/ Olson RT ae 7 Stock 2 4 0 1 ©O| Johnston 2b 4 0 0 Q | Hornsby 8b 40 0 1) Griffith rf. 40 0 McHenry rf 401 0|Z. Wh't rf. 4 % 0) Clemons a 5 "| Myers cf.. 2 4 0 0} Miller Ib... #4 1 0} Koney Ib. 3&3 1 1 (Laven as... 40° G' Ward rood o|; Smith rf... 2 110 M. Wht e. 8 0 O 1} vero p... 2 0 0 © Cadore p... 3 0 0 0) © Woeoedwartot © 0 0 & Smits pu G6 € GO. "“Snetten .. 9 9 @ Oi «= as sete ree eee **Schuitz .. 19 + ©} Totals ...80 56 6 8 ***Dilhoefer 1 3 0 6) ale ...235 27 1! *Mattel] for Tuero tn seventh Inning. **Ratted for J. Smith in ninth inning. ***Ratted for Woodward in ninth inni Imminge— ih @ mr mt Be 5 Pireokliym ....... 0 0 0 6 Oe... Ramte .. cons ° 0 ° Oo o base hite—Stock, Miller (2), M. Wheat . | Macrifiee — yers. wpeten *Btock : . yo Lavan, toc an | Miller: Griff—it c nd Jone on - 4 a ye | 1, 2. ruc t vero “Caaore | Smith 1. Pitchine recemt-—t hive ru n 7 inn : 4 ” ht out-—Rv ' rune, In 7 inn nene out, in Lie 4 Lett ‘| on bases—— 0, Hirookiyn il. Umpires— Mc-! TODAY'S §F TABLE Detroit 14. Cleveland “Poge” 'dict through Plays of his mates. Misfortune in the sixth two runs over the plate. 'twirled good ball, 'tered safeties. s, 12—45. BUTLER BROS. A me Ae >. L/orth ss Sb. . Le’orth e awson p-rf Bros. ee Ee Pe \ hitse—Pfelifer ; hite—Pfeifer. Home runs—wNelner. a ae hite—F. — ha se | | ‘Williams of Sherry Smith | Waite, Base on FULTON WKS. | Harrigan = c. : ’ rf. "restos. rakes. Three- base hits—W. ©’ Nelli. ’ Harrigan. C. - flies -~Petersen, 2 P. O’ Nel 3. . JI. o’Net! 1, Cullop Double plays—Cullop . Lehman: Claus . -Ry Cullon, ~Off Cullop, 2: of f Abkemeler. Cullop, 8: by ~Fulton. American Brakes. 40m. Umoire—Asinger. NEW SWIMMING RECORD SET BY DETROIT GIRL DETROIT, Mich., record was set up and Michiteran State | champlonsh¥p outdoor swimming meet | ‘today by Marie Curtis, entered from | Detroit Northern High School. lowered the 50-yard backstroke rec- | Burns of Los. hg 4 aL Central A. A. U., held by Angeles from :411-5 to :38 2-5. CS A.»2A. WD. o| hande AMERICAN Cleveland, § ' OTE: cnceikeni 49 S sanene cesbooas 40 | Washington. Phijadelphia. ....... 24 5, Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 12, Washington 6. New York 8 (10 innings). Boston 5—1, Chicago 3 Standings of the Clubs. NATIONAL LEAGUE. a Yankee Players Said to Be Dip . 540 cussin g Plan to Force R : — 3357;}CLUB MAY GO TO Yesterday's Results. Brooklyn 3, Cardinals 2. Pittsburg 4, Boston 2. Philadelphia 2—4, Today’s Schedule. at Washington. Detroit at New York. New York at Cincinnat!. Philadelphia at Chicago. Lowks Sark 2-Hit R= Game but Loses : to Evertytes, Al ee ~-| Ban Johnson has reached the pe Ms ) Municipal Baseball Games schol INDEPENDENT, New York Yankee players may m field again until Mays ts restored oF Errors of Triple A Team Result in “‘Poge’s’”? Defeat—Fultons and Dittmanns Win. LEAGU B— Fairground &Co, vs. Wagner; one game, 4, Donnelly Stars Vs. Vensioat double-header, 1:30 p. M. LEAGUE—Double- head- Sherman Park Grounds No. 32, 8t. ( “olombkille vs. Vv mt Nga BR, H.E ke Be eb _-™ oo @¢ F 8 i O I 5 0 O 2 a 40 1 Br 30 1 40 1 “ib, os an a ee rall. Krewet, Mohlen, Lawson, “pitches- -Carr. Hit by pitched ball Base on ballis— Struck out-— y Schrnelz 7. son 13 hits 10 runs in 6 innings. —Dittmanns 29: Umplire—oO. EV may’ a pegtren rf. 8 » > ' 2b 3 1 3 ~ a? 2ooo_m = - = ~~ = -~ an 3 » | . 40 4 4 , -Orn! on a. ~ >’ [nasenasseelg | Cmremtonsmuoom > i] -* = = _ ao. "e099 | 22: | 3 0; 0 SOD ALITY LEAGUE—Doubie-headers: O'Fallon Park, Grounds I ] No. 3, Bob Whites vs. Holy Bit ; Grounds No. 3, Perpetual Help ow Hety Name, 1:30 p. Lewis twirled a two-hit,; |game for the Triple A team against 'the Evertytes in the feature tilt of | | the Manufacturers’ League at For- | est Park yesterday, but lost the ver- and the mis- | LE AGUE—Double- , >, . Holy Trinity Jrs.; Schu- “breaks” concentrated inning and the of the game scam- LEAGUE—Carondelet ap. ee we Cc. —— ee Zi genheins vs. * Henel Hilt, holding the heavy- Triple A men to six scat- The only extra base | |hit of the game was Menges’ two- | ply swat. the other league games the 'Fulton Iron Works American Brakes, 9-— ,manns walloped the Butler Broth- The scores: Athletic Club team dropped out of the SOUTH SIDE tte LEAGU K-- eter and Paul's, Sales va. St. John’ as ‘PHILS BEAT CUBS TWICE; MEADOWS -WINS ANOTHER 2.—Philadelphia | 0| defeated Chicago in both games of a ‘ doubleheader today, 5, and the Ditt- é Netner l1b.. | Mulvey | F. xs" 0 | Pfeifer 0} Krall 2b... 2 |Krewet 3b.. 1 |, Mohr 85. 0) 13 winning the first innings and the in 10 innings. ~~ AmvaAaA sal - -' second, 4 to l, ‘result of the double victory the vis- advanced from _ place in the league standing. The second game was interr'pted by the throwing of empty bottles and cushions at Umpire Byron, because of} Scott Perry case, that is, secure an his decisions against the home el.) ? | After the game several! went on the field to but the crowd oniy | Coa de Oe | oat | OtetorsBdocombhons™ 0 Se hmelz D. Stmpeon (2); Sac Stolen bases——Neiner (2). - ; -| cort the umpire, hissed and hooted him. Passed balls- ~J. —— PHILADELPHIA. AB.R.H.E AASSa2uy y) ao >Se9. rn D'rvmple x. 4 Oo | Thomas 1b. Oo, Menge cf.. 0: McKay If. 0 | Lewtls p. 0 | Alls’orth ab Kemp 2b... Hoon ' om = os os - os SS oO wNOwSCeaA r — if ~Wowet * *- -—) we «+ pe het st Ot 2 *Ran for Decl in ye, ap inning. **Ran for Adams ith. en for Smith Any "temthh in 10 I 00 > 001000 Chicago 000000100 Two base hitse— ee Blackburne: Thumeer c.. 2'co5 | tet Om DO = ft ‘ 0 0 are ei ea 0 0 0 ase hit—-Menges. Dunk, Hradley. plays— Adams. Lynch, Waite, Williams, Dunn. pitched ball—By Lewia (2), ballis—oOfft 2. Struck out— By Left on bases- * 3 Time—trih. 5Om. Dalrymple’s errors lost for Lewis. Sacrifice hits—Magee, Wild pitch—I ewie on bases—Philadelphia 10; Chicago §&. Hite—Off Smith. .| out—By Alexander 15; | Winning pitcher—Meadows. A > COM nme moo a ~~ LD Dhow Oee ee Seco 0} N’ mann ib. Vues 7 at 200008" Oo>9: = ~ Steffens 0} Fruehaf | A’meler p.. 20> > m to eo 2339°33".9009>2> S| OOSMOMmmIS 2) ©! Socooose to eOw- Lehman. Meyer. Sacrifice hits- Lehman. Gockel. wle *Batted for Carter in eighth. — **Ratted for Martin in — 1 2 4 ee j NEW YORK. Aug. 2.—Jacob Rup: ‘Two base Site Deal 2. Flack, Tragreseer, Pfeiffer. Base on Three base hite-—-Paskert. ha aca ‘Tragr easer. Double playe—Mar- , tin-O’ Farrell-Merkle. 6 1-3 innings; off Carter 1 in 1 2-8; off Martin 5 in 2 innings. by pitcher—By Rixey (Magee); By Batley 8. Martin —Off Bailey 6 in —- © RICHARDS AND TILDEN EASILY WIN SEABRIGHT DOUBLE CHAMPIONSHIP NEW YORK, Aug. Tilden II and Vincent Richarda, the national champlons, carried off the ‘honors tn the final match at doubles on the turf courts of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club at. 2.— William T. Dorothy Perry. McGIillt- | Illinots A. C., handily won the | champtonship in the 220-yard and 60- yard free style over his teammates, D. I. Jones and A. Seigel. was 2:37 and 24 seconds respectively. exenenenninnniippianistiartiat such a furore last sea- son and which holds the doubles ti- tles for both courts, defeated Walter Merril! Hall — * GIANTS GIVE FOUR MEN FOR ART NEHF OF BRAVES York, Aug. 2.—Word was | received from Cincinnati last night [that the New York Nationals had procured Arthur Nehf, a star lieft- 4 pitcher, from the Boston Na- ~| ttonals in exchange for Pitchers Ce- o| cll Causey, Joe Oeschger and John Jones, and Catcher George O'Nelll. and Leonard Beekman in straight sets 2: Tulsa, 4, ~ °. Batteries: Ma by a score of 6-—3, 6—4, 1, Because of the breeze that swept! ham and Manion. over the court the players were com- pelled to hold a spirited pace. Rich- the boy wonder, displayed the) great powers of his volley strokes in He outstripped Tilden when it came to net play. finding the openings in a manner that often left Hall and Beekman standing cold, as) the ball sipped past them. i Tilden had his cannon bal! service | Sunday School | eague Kings’ Highway Presbyterian (7, Third Baptist 6. Northminster 14, Sidney Street Presbyterian 7, Cen- tenary M. E. 3. Maplewood Congregational 9%, St. Peters Evangelical 1. ey. Cote Brillianté | Firet United Presbyterian 1. Christ Church Cathedral Presbyterian 0 (forfeit). Maplewood M. FE. bysterian 0 (forfeit). palergsge Preabyterian 9% Car- ® (forfeit). and was often good ace when he toed the tItne. Richards always backed up his part- ner In excellent fashion by his block- | ing the reply to service. best overhead and rarely missed an overhead volley for a clean Cleveland Wins Net Trophy. won permanent posseasion of the In- ter-Lake Tennis Association Cham- Pilonship bowl this afternoon by win- ning six of the nine matches with the Club. Detrott took Toledo and Buffalo each team wins} going at ite best, Presbyterian 9, Central Pres- Petroit Tenn Strike Sansa to Get Carl es | Back on Pay statement of Hurler. ‘Six American League | Support President Ban Johneos | in Suspension of Player. _ NEW YORK, Aug. %2.-——Uz ‘among the rank and file of b over the suspension of Carl Mays A new compe record for the | the mediocre p! acknowledged m title throng sto: prominent featu round of the thi: pionship golf to Forest Park co. The distinctio goes to Frank L cipal champion, mark of 73 in tl where it has been suggested that clare a strike, refusing to take 'a money-making status. Word was received today by Cot Ruppert, president of the New York ™ |American League Club, that Johned son would be in New York Monday ~ tourney, and or to hold a hearing on the Mays case” took two stroke and it has been rumored that the™ unofficial play. players will reserve action, if anyy” Lynch duplicate until the result of the conference is> round with Geo announced. The players point out @. this score will s that suspension.is not only a hard.” “log’’ of the par ‘ship on Mays personally, but that it) His card for tl is unjust to the whole Yankee lows. : . ‘to bench a pitcher whose- services Out ....-. 54: ‘were counted on to bolster up the) oe 3 , Yankee machine in the pennant” Cards Ge race, which is especially close t 7 "However, gene now. a unusually disapr | No offictal word of the players’ ney, whom “Chi plans has been carried to the club — Louis’ best golfe ' owners, discussion of the proposition — horrible 87, and |having been confined to the club= eall that a “ds house. who two weeks a Park Club chat | NEW YORK YANKEES MAY . vie woke SEEK COURT RELIEF IN CASE OF PITCHER MAYS. of the other mut flirting around ¢t was a bad day fi that two G2 ca WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Carl Mays, American League pitche® under sug pension for breaking a “ontract with — the Boston Club, will be subjected to champlonship cla As a matter of three cards in the Wolff, two-time a heavy fine which he must pay owf B etitie, scored a 7 of his own pocket, President Johnson — consistency for 'of the league, announced tonight, — shooting. The «a ' Johnson departed tonigh* for New trio was a 16- |York to confer with the owners of playing the firat the.New York Club, who bougeee his career—it a Mays from the Red Sox. destined for a es It is more than likely that the G. Nettler, who New York club will take the same — park has been m steps as did Connie Mack, in the = sit up and take nm two weeks. Net | for a 79 total. > Kart Bee Another surpri Bock. Sunset Iii! Wotff out of t injunction on the American League and Carl Mays can be looked for on the rubber next week. Big Ban has a good case as he cautioned Jim Dunn of the Cleve- lands, and also Comiskey against — tournament and dealing with Mays. The chances are ' Kosaman in the | that Frazee ignored baseball law and turn tn a card. | 7. did as he pleased. Owners Dunn and” an 83 golfng to ©; Comiskey were all set to outbid the two holes ran f! ©} Yankees for Mays, but both stood ) luck and his sce o| their chief. Ban will probably a The course wa, 0| New York Sunday night or Monday - than had been a ° | and may persuade Huston and Rup- — were few comp pert to do without the submarine players left the hurler. ‘ “ but five turned Owners Support Johnsoa, eye S play be | ear and tomorrow. One thing is positive: Six clubs of wié Gavia for’ &. #2 the American League are backing a final on Saturda: the big president and it ts douDi- — sous ful if the New Yorkers will jump ever . the traces and join Frazee. | eet et Bento ateatier President Johnson has many tele- ; . . grams to show that he had* urged Qualibying Anco to suspend Mays, so’ that the New York newspaper dope, published © First R this morning and charging him with © HA, nein 8. | cavoritions, is all camouflage. ; | The desertion of Shortstop Joe Du- _ Champte (gan and Utility Inflelder Dowd of; Frank Lynch, Ti, the Athletics was known to the” Fr oH. Gorse, , v ; | Cleveland players a couple of days © Walter Korseman, | | before it occurred. The Indians now Rm. BE. HMatlett, 84, | here say that Dugan only waited for | J.B. Curran Jr. & | payday to light out and that he was” Elleworth Smith, { i tired of playing for $1500. Dugan fs — ". | one of the best catchers in the busi- — Richard BRockenkar hese. Catcher Cy Perking who i © John Pep, 87. ve. considered one of the toplinéera, will 1. J. Hamel, 487, be next to go, according to reports | John Manion, 60 brought here from the Quaker City © Chris Kenney. 87, Frank Donovan. @ Ty PF. Rean, & © Frank Pep. 91. ve. Middie Meld, 84, we George MeKenner, pert, president of the New Yor © Cla American League club, was info z » J. D Gish. O2. ve today by Ban Johnson, president Wilt Renton 1¢ the league that he would arrive in ~ R s 7. 3 fluttercen: Norma) and O’Brien: Fletcher and wiceeeetl OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 2 —8t stecteail & 8, 6: Omaha. 3. 11, 0% Battert North and Crosby; Townsend, Schate L.@' and Spellman. OMAHA CITY, Aug. 2.—-Wiehitas § 4, 11. 3; Oklahoma City, 6, 8, 2. teries: Gregory. Bowman and Yara yan; Salisbury and Griffith. a TULSA, Ok. Aug. 2.—Joplin. Hi fT. Offt!. oo ws Gus Gross. 164. we Other players tn € A, Hotpauer, 10; 6 Barnett, oT: T. 1. Ki 13; & Naseeott,..' o. F. Willite oe; Sher iis: i, BB. Bin Crutcher and Collins; Bayne, a (Five players falled American Kaneas City, B Batteries: Hay and Hargrave Indianapolts, t Batteries. Cave son and rs Columbus, 27 (Tiret came), Stumpf: Stewart fame—Loutlavill 1-3-1. Ratteries cher; Walker ar Southern Birmingham 1! New |

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Bag uggested — arl Mays } a Payroll f Said to Be Dis- to Force Rein- of Hurler. GO TO COURT at Ban Johnson on of Player. Aug. 2.—Unrest ak and file of baseball nsion of Carl Mays by has reached the point on suggested that the ankee players may de- refusing to take the til Mays is restored to g status. eived today by Col.. dent of the New York | e Club, that John- in New York Monday ng on the Mays case mn rumored that the reserve action, if any, t of the conference is The players point out on.is not only a hard- personally, but that it the whole Yankee team pitcher whose services on to bolster up the shine in the pennant is especially close right word of the players’ nm carried to the club . jon of the proposition confined to the club- BTON, Aug. 2.—Carl Mays, . ve pitche®, under sus- breaking a %ontract with | Club, will be subjected to which he must pay out pocket, President Johnson ® announced = tenight. rted tonich* for New fer with the owners of ork Club, who bought ‘the Red Sox. than likely that the club will take the same Connie Mack, in the case, that is, secure an on the American League aye can be looked for on next week. has a good case as he im Dunn of the Cleve- also Comiskey against h Mays. The chances are ignored baseball law and ed. Owners Dunn and’ re all set to outbid the Mays, but both stood .»by Ban will probably reach Sunday night or Monday vade Huston and Rup- without the submarine Support Johnson. i# positive: Six clubs of League are backing up ident and it ts doubt- Yorkers will Jump ever and join Frazee. Johneon has many tele- now that he had urged japend Mays, so’ that the newspaper dope, published and charging him with * all camouflage. on of Shortstop Joe Du- Utility Infielder Dowd of ice was known to the layers a couple of days curred. The Indians now Dugan only waited for nt out and that he was ne for $1500. Dugan ts Dest catchers in the busi- ner Cy Perking who is “one of pone will go, according to reports from the Quaker City land meén, _ --—-_ Conference. » Aug. 2.—Jacob Rup- nt of the New York . 2@ club, was informed Johnson, president of e that he would arrive in Monday to discuss the New Yo club % 1; Sloux 2. Batteries: Allison and ma, Varnes and Schmidt. ~ Des Moinen, 0, 8 If ~4& 71. Battercvesr Nerman ~ call that a i ma 1X ow Th ynch Sets New ’ for P ublic Links cx: Senior Crew, EGS t Gaaliving Recad of City Tourney—Cards Generally Are High. ST. LOUIS POST-GISPATCH ae eS en, Professor, § Show Century Boat Club Four Is Competitive Mark Victor at National Regatta Title Captured Lead Friday, eee ee Disqualified After Finishing 10 Lengths in Repeats With Six-Length Victory Overt Duluth Club Quartet. ——— WORCESTER, Mass., August 2.—The Century Rowing Club of St. Louis defeated the Duluth Boat Club this afternoon in the 4-oared race, the ONLY THREE IN THE 70'S feature of the final day of the national regatta of Amateur Oarsmen of America. The four St. Louis men to breeze under the wire a length nhead Clarence Wolff Scores 77 and B. G. Nettler, 16-Year-Old Youth, Surprises With 79. A new competitive medal score record for the municipal links and | number of) the mediocre play of a acknowledged members of St. Louis’ titie throng stood out as the most | ‘prominent features of the qualifying! round of the third annual city cham. pionship golf tournament over the Forest Park course, yesterday. The distinction for the new mark goes to Frank Lynch, present muni-, cipal champion, who established a mark of 7 tourney, atl only two weeks agro took two strokes from his total in unofficial play. However, yesterday, Lynch duplicated his 71 in his medal round with George McKenney, and this score will stand on the official “log” of the park organization. His card for the round was as fol- 54354644 4 4- 3483423443 Cards Generally High. ‘However, generally the cards were unusually disappointing. Chris Ken- néy, whom “Chick” Evans calis “St. Touls’ bewt golfer,” was guilty of a horrible $7, and even Chris couldn't “darlin’.” Frank Pep, who two weeks ago gained the Forest Park Club championship, reported with a 91. John Pep. Frank van, Richard Bockenkamp, and all of the other municipal notables were flirting around the high eighties. It was a bad day for scores, as the fact that two $2 cards broke into the championship class will duly attest. As a matter of fact there were only three cards in the seventies. Clarence Wolff, two-time holder of the city title, scored a 77, and kept up his consistency for high class medal shooting. The other member of the trio was a 16-year-old youngster. playing the first tournament golf of his career—it appears as if he is festined for a career. The lad is B. G. Nettler, whose golf around the park has been making the rail birds sit up and take notice during the past two. weeks... Nettler scored a 40— -38 o—33— 71 Yor a 79 total. Karl Beck Gives Up. Another surprise came when Kar! Bock, Sunset Hill, who put Clarence Wolff out of the Trans-Mississippi tournament and eliminated Walter Kossman in the Western, fatied to turn in.a card. Bock was headon for an 83 going to 17, but on the last two holes ran into a bunch of bad luck and his score soared. The course was in better condition than had been anticipated, and there Were few complaints. Wighty-nine players left the initial tee, and all but five turned in cards. The first round df play will be contested today andtomorrow. Thereafter, the sched- ule calle for a round a day, with the final on Saturday. , er Qualifying Scores 2a | First Round Pairings | | i i le le Champtonship Claas. Frank Lynch, Tl, ve. S. B. Blair, 87. EH. Gorse, %, ve. W. B. Wagener, 83. Walter Koseman, 86, vs. A. N. Powell, 90. R, ©. Hallett, 88, vs. George Koos, 83. 7. RB. Curran Jr.. 88. ve. L. H. Slocum, 88, Bileworth Smith, 92, vs. J. B Curran &r., Richard Bockenkamp vs. J. BE. Cool, 90. John Pep, 87. va. B. G. Nettler, 79. lL. J. Hamel, &7, vs. Ben Richter, 88. nh Manion, 00. ve, G. H. Griffin, 84, rie Kenney, 8&7, va Paul Busse, 92. Frank Donovan, 89. vs, James Manion, 83. T. P. Roan, 8&3. ve. B. Ryan, &8. Frank Pep, 91, vs. Fred Conway, 86. Eddie Held, 84, vs. BE. M. McLean, 99. George McKenney, 87. ve. C. L. Wolff, TT. Clase A. ' 7. D. Gish. 92, ve. Burt Hoffman. 99. William Reeder. 103. ve. Harte Hood, 96. R. ¢. McMahon, 94, va. Cletus Davis, 104, \_——m Miller, 100, vs. P. HM. Hale Jr. 95. ve. Guy Peverly, 101. A. Lopes, 105. ve. G. E. Hopkins, 97. ay GO. Burkhead, 96, ve. Dr. W. B. Yost. Gene Rodemich, 04. ve, W. &. Gardner, 93. W. Maettern, 04. ve, F. Balston, 100. J. Bnowden, 104. vs, C. Allison, 98, vs. W. A, Dillon. Ayer. 101. vs. C. H. Lorenz, 05. Ritchie, 04. va. Edward Kayser. 100, Spuehier, 104. vs. A. Barr, 987. Paine, 96. va, Wallace Smith, 105. lL 00. ve. HH. C. Loehr, 95. Classe B. 166, ve. J. M. Kirkland, 128. Players in this clase draw byes J. Hofpauer, 100; George Fore, 111; J. P. 107; T. 1. Kinsella, 107; 0, Retchart, BE. TB. Bassett, 100; Frank Larken. 106; F. Willie. 100: H. lL. Coe, 100; E, B. 116; G, B. Simmons, 100; George Ha- 107; M. A, Gurney, 111; R. H. Godwin, » 8. Bach, 106. players falied to turn in thelr carde.) American Association. Kaneas City, 8-5-8; St. Paul, 2-11-0. Batteries: Haynes and Lalonge; Hall and + Hetarave. Indianapolis, 13-15-2; Toledo, 1-9-5. Batteries: Sette 3 ~~ ‘Leary: Fergu- on and Adams, Murphy Columbus, 2 7- YS "Loutavitie, 1-7-2 ) Batteries: George and : Stew ees and Meyer. Second lle, 2-4-2; Columbus, ~B1. Batteries: Tincup and Ko- Ger Walker and Stumpf. 105. Apes ep ? 5 7 ad having an entry in every event. ‘luth’s intermediate eight, in the Forest Park Club) ‘event of the seulling | Paul Donoa- | ‘ship in the A. ; comes | Cer gag me Coldwell, _Johneon, Wash. | Mitchell, : Y | Erickson. Ww ash, Togo Hamamato, / : D. MeQuoild, 96, | of Jim Ten Eysk’s men were Oliver Belzer, stroke and captain. Oesterreicher, 3; Rodowe Abeken, The race attracted much Interest on account of the loss of the pre- | vious day's race by the St. Louis four | on account of a foul when they |crowded the Duluth entry. The St. Louls four in that race won by lengths. Today's beating was a de- cisive one for the St. Louis club and was pleasing to the crowd. The win- jning crew had a margin of lengths at the finisn. Duluth cleaned up the largest number of first places due to their Du- which won their event yesterday, proved a sen- 'sation this afternoon when they won the eight-oared senior race, the final regatta. John B. Kelly of the Vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia, won the single championship of America he defeated him team mate, Costello, in the quarter-mile race. Costello qualified for the title race by his victory in the senior sculling race yesterday. The Major-General] ©'’Ryan cup for the winner of the special single scull race was ordered run over again on account of two men claim- ing a foul. Hoover of Duluth, who was leading at the time, claimed that Faulkner of the Riversides, Cam- bridge, fouled him, while the latter entered a similar complaint against lloover. lienry when Heller of the Metropolitan Rowing Club of New York, was awarded first place The oarsmen had left the course and it was Impos- ' Sothoron Crowds Cicotte in Race for Mound Title St. Louis Righthander Won 15 and Lost 5 Games Up to Last Thursday. 39 > Allan Sothoron, the Browns right- hand mound man, is giving Eddie Ci- the closest race of any regu- the American League. won 15 games and cotte lar hurler in Sothoron has ‘lost 5, while Cicotte has captured 19 victories, with the same number of defeats as his rival. The reason for Chicago's leader- L. race is made plain by the fact that three of the first j;four regular pitchers in this week's standings are White Sox. Shocker next with 11 victories and 6 defeats. Walter Johnson still heads the list in innings pitched and number of strikeouts. a ‘ollowing are _the figures: . Pet. BB. SO ch LOT HORON, C,.. Wtilllama, Kerr, Chi. a Clev Shaw, ' Thormahien, Cleve, CRSA SHIM UFTBAID oe Phillips Rut _-_— — = —- ra Ht. Fol a“ +7 Morton, Johneon Phila. om oe = _, am” Danforth, Chl, Cunningham, Coumbe, Cleve, Det. GALLIA, &8T Russell, — a ed ed eel Peds -- Myers, C aon ©. ave, Lowdermitk — _—" -_ te a — — — —- - > hd DD De a | Geary, Ppiia A. on se OO Weheo Sto -t D> | FRED LUDERUS § SETS NEW RECORD BY PLAYING IN 479TH STRAIGHT oes 2,——Ac- PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. cording to local records, derus, first baseman of the Philade!- phia National League club today mad a new record for playing in consecu- | tive games, In the first game of to- day's double header at Chicago, lAi- derus equalled Eddie Collins’ record of 478 etraight eames, and exceeded it by playing in the second contest. —————————— New York Woman Wins Swim. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aus. *.— Miss Ethelda Pleibtrey of the New York Swimming Association, 500-yard champion and 440-yard open cham- mile swimming race in the Delaware. ‘River at the Riverton Yacht Club to- day in 44 minutes 15 seconds. _—_---——- Cuban Stars Coming. The management of the St. Louis os | Stine announces the arrangement of | a’ five-game series with the Cuban yesterday defeated ® Selsner Stars 2 6 ke ee 10 | six | ot | Alexander Pfeffer, rkitn. ; , All-Stars to begin today. The Giants i oo hog # then t o t > S § | SENIOR SENIOR INTERMEDIATE bow; Arthur Heyne, 2; Sam ible to repeat the event. ruled, that, as Heller, who won he race, was not concerned in the rowding he should be awarded the rophy. Summary: ENIOR DOUBLE SCULLS—Won by River- fide Boat Club. Cambridge: Meropolitan Rowing Club, New York, second. Time. 7:45, ENIOR FOUR-OARED ry Boat Club, St. second. Time, ‘champlionship)—John D Philadelphia, Vesper B. C.. gecond one-fourth miles, SHEILL—Won by Centu s: Dulut® Boat Club, INGLE Kelley, Paul Costello Loui 6 56 SCULLS Vesper B. C.., tansce one and 4 oD ] ap, Won FIGHT-OARED SCULLS Duluth Duluth B, C intermediate crew: efenior crew, second: St. Alphonsus’ clation, Boston, third: West Lynn B.. C., Lynn, Mass., fourth; Knights of Columbug, Springfield, fifth QUADRUPLE New Yorl Athletic Club: Du Club. second Time, 6:52 4-5 DOUBLE SCULLS Boat Club (VV. Johnson St. Alphonsus Assoclation liockrimmon Roat third: Lone Star Boat fourth: Nonpareil Rowing fifth Time, 7 mit SCT'LLS——Wovw luth Es by at Won by Duluth and Hiokangsen): ton. second Springfield, New York, New York, ends Jv sere FIGHT-OARED 8S!I HE L - sag by BPECIAL SINGLES Nort Corn- ( ‘ar Nor Worces*¢ seconds ut Boat Clul Dulut Crew No. 2, Wor aber: Se ‘rew No, 1, nutes 35 SCULLS, for-men who been in service—Won by Henry Hel- Metropolitan Rowing Club, New York; Ipuluth, second (No time Du! pany ton Company ‘ third. Time, 6 have ler, Walter Ho: taken.) Ver, 4 Giant Hurlers Reuther, p age, credited fe: ) especially vw \ A Benton n fied. lee, a the a rT Boast Averages of .667 or Better Cincmnati, Heads an Almost Equally Successful Staff at Redland. Reuther of Cincinnati leads al! itchers in both leagues in percent- 857. He victories de- is figure of 12 with a with and 2 its. York's pitching in view showing at the top list is remarkable, of the fact that season opened it had a array of hurling talent. present time Barnes, Tooney, and Douglas all have win- ing percentages of over .667. Cincinnati is almost as well forti- Besides Reuther it has Sal- Luque, Eller, Ring and Fisher, ll over .615. (;oodwin Cardinals Ithough Bill 1ost of the Following are New f the hen the ery poor t the still the best pitcher own, in percentage, Doak has shouldered burden. the National League iS figures: R \ tsrimesa, Fr Mua rquard, Martin, c \“ oom aa May T Demaree Hendrix, leak Harhilton, Ma maux. *" Jacobse, S&S! Fillingim. Keating, Sherde|, 8 Rressier, "in. X is hKixeyv I Fred Lu-)> ) ' 7 ; ’ ; ‘ 5 ) ) ‘ ) ‘ | .AL, LEAGUE. *RS’ . Winters, euther., , Barnes, - ~ ow He ws a Rrkiyn. . 5 Fisher, Cin. : oodwin, eughn, lOrle cr eow 333 ‘*- ~ _Brkiyn. tov — Py f- fe fT. we oe residents of San Francisco living on Edgewood avenue want the supervisors to change the name of Willard street to ‘ Dempsey avenue. A petition to ' the Board of Supervisors its being pion, won the annual special three- | ; ‘ : ‘ If drawn up by Charles H. Sooy and will be presented to thé city fa- thers in a few days. The men ba- hind the petition are Col. Charlies H. Blinn, Dr. Harry Peters, Judge Sturtevant and Judge W'il- bur. They consider that it would be a fitting thing to name a street after Dempsey in the city where he got hig boxing start and that the change from that of the for- mer champion to the present ti- tle holder would be most appro- —————— The judges | first: | ASS0- ' Rock Hill | KE. Davis and H. Van Dyke ,|'on the Meadowbrook four. which SUNDAY MORNING, NS _=- —— —- a ee ee ee eee Western Tennis by Willie Davis IF ar-West Player Beats Ralph Burdick in Final Round at Kansas City. ST. LOUISAN A WINNER Paired With Louise, Hammann, Josties Nears Semifinals in Mixed Doubles. KANSAS CITY, Mo.—In a game of spectacular shots, Willis E. Davis, won the western in the men’s singles Burdick, Chi- 10—-8, 4—6, California star, championship by defeating Ralph cago. The 6—3, 2-—6, Throughout, the contest was hard fought and from the start endurance rifty-three games nearly ev- deuced and the scores. E__.9 heavily. played and in counted in all were one the desperate was ing ery score only play loosened count demonstrated superiority in Burdick was excel- tendency to the lon Davis though showed a service, lent Burdick weaken towards the « fruelling contest and the greater e durance of the Western star counted heavily for a victory. The semifinals of the men's tional doubles will be played tomor- row morning, with the finals sched- uled for the afternoon red Josties, Louis, and Louise Hammann, of K&nsas paired in the mixed doubles, feated Miss Lyle Hayes, Kansas City, and James Weber, Chicago, in the second round of the mixed doubles. This pair is expected to reach the finals which will be played tomor- row afternoon. Other mixed dou- bles results were: Katharine Voor- hees. Evanston, and HI. Van Dyke Johns, Berkeley, Cal., defeated Eve- lvn Seavey, Kansas City, and Heath Byford, Chicago, 6 1, 38 6. Mar jorie Hires, Kansas City, and Heath Moore defeated Martha McLendon Kansas City, and A. Pholbrook Smith of Ames, la., 6—-3, 6-—4. Kansas City Pair Wins. Hires and Miss Eve- Rock doubles ’ ; , iose cy Fec- Miss City, de- St. Miss Mariorie of the won the women’s championship of the Western ‘Tennis tournament here this afternoon by; 1refeating Miss Mary Eatherine Voor- hees. Evanston, [)l., and Miss Carrie B, Neely, Chicago, tn a hard-fought three-set m The scores were, i— ». 4—6, 7 Miss Hires a great rally opponents at have the match The losing team h 4J-love when the lied and overcome Sc. Ted meet A, lyn Seavey Kansas City Hill (lub, atch Seavey staged final set, their time appearing to practically clinched .d match point and new ampions ra:- the lead. Piays Today. Fred Jostites and Ralph dick. of Chicago, tomorrow morning. in one semi-final doubles match of the Western sectional tournament at and the winner will play in the afternoon for the title. Willis Johns, the California pair, are scheduled to Slay | Jimmy Weber and Lucien Williams in the ted semi-final, It-is expected that Josties and Drewes will meet the California pair in the finals. The St. Loulgans de- feated Green and Burdick in the clay courts play at Chicago, recently, and | judging from the showing made here they should repeat. The winning team will to play in the national Miss the ana in one she C ile Louls Pair will , tur- a nd Jr. Drewes lL. Green be eligible doubles at | Forest Hill. —_—_—— ~»— _ SPORTSMAN’S SHOW BIG FEATURE AT STATE FAIR | A sportsman’s show, with a game | and fish exhibit, will be one of the attractions at the State Fair in Se- | dalia, Aug. 9 to 16. The Missouri State Game and Fish Department (+3 making great preparations to have a | large display of mounted game and fish. The State fish car will take 1 number of fish of all varieties that are indiwenous to Missouri waters and exhibit them in glass aquariums. An effort will be made to repro- duce the topographical character of the Ozarks, with a hunter’s cabin, where guides will furnish informa- tion about hunting and fishing in the Missour! Ozarks. There will be an exhibit of mounted game, fish, birds and animals, his- torical trophies, private collections of taxidermy and sporting goods. The purpose of the State exhibit of fish and game ig to inculcate a desire for outdoor recreation. In order to have the exhibit fulfill {ts mission it will , show every line of outdoor equip- ment and sportmen’s appliances. As a special features will be a bu- | reau of information, where experts wlll tell where to go, how to get there, what to take, and, in fact, ev- erything the novice needs, conditions in Miesouri. The department of fisheries furnish bulletins and appl! blanks for fish and to bulld ponds and raise fish. ———_- {| AMERICAN FLYING “ACE” POLO TEAM CANDIDATE | Evening During This Money- Saving Sale — TF Jjeut. young flying can: HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., Auge. 2 Thomas Hitchcock Jr., the American “ace” of the French corps, who escaped after being tured by the Germans, was a “oNn- testant in a polo match here today from which players will be select«d for the American team to go to Fin- giand next year in an effort to reé- fain the international cup lost 14 1914. Lieut, Hitchcock played No. lost to the Rockaway Hunt Club, §%& +t°)} 3% goals. Devereux played | Milburn, who back for the American team in three international competitions, was in | | that position for the losing team to-. day. while L. FE. Stoddard, who com- peted In the 198-6 contest, played No. | ‘ 1 for the wias'hs team. * with re-) ' Hable information on game and fish will | ‘ation | | urge the farmer) Every AUGUST 3, 1919. The Downfall of the Iron Man. HAD a dollar in my jeans, The sum of all my worldly means— | One solitary plunk. I thought to give myself a treat. I'd buy a good supply of meat And other sorts of junk. I figured that my silver coin Would buy a juicy tenderloin And other things galore. But when the butcher took my dough He grinned at me and said “You owe A dollar-twenty more.” So when you get an iron man, You'll find it is the safest plan To blow tke festive bean; For, if, pérchance, you hesitate You'll see that bone depreciate Until it can’t be seen. Yea, bo, the dollar of our dad Has gone completely to the bad, And wobbles at the knees: With everything so bloomin’ high One iron man will hardly buy A nickel’s worth of cheese. * “ . As a matter of fact, our old friend the iron man is practically bankrupt ' and is willing to settle for 50 cents on the dollar. ‘ . . * In the midst of life we are in adcbt. > Reciprocity. It is said that the plaining of massacres by srother: Turk must be that being massacred was cracked up to come home to roost. s zm + Turks are com- Armenians. finding out isn't what it be. Chickens The city is contemplating the installation of electric lights tin Chicago. | troversy. A A Re cree = —_ ee ee ee ee - i i a a i ~ ~ _—— F a i, sn il —— a ae - : Sisler Leads League in in Hitting, Total Bases and N umber of Steals - Ty Cobb Surpassed in Several Departments Constantly Improving Play — Baby son Hits .311. i ee eae ‘Auten League. TEAM B: ATTING. Last Week Doll Jacob- 4 by PARA WT New York Cincinnati hire rwokivn Mh lladelphia Cleveland. Detroit New York. BROW NS. Washington. Boston _ Ih Phila deiphia. ' Dlesel and George dan High School estar. | straight INDIVIDU AL ~ ATTING. : -PLAYER—¢ é ‘ub. ON x SISLER. sr, es re Veach, Det. , t‘obb, Det. .. he kinpaugh, ‘ackson, Chi. eee: Det. , in ee Atlecve Othe (‘hapman, k (‘ollins, (7an ti}, Heilman Schang. : JACOKSON, S87] K. WILL IAMS ST. Wash , as Se Slade nlite BS . te illiarns, BRarbare, Wingo. Cooper. Deal, Chi Daube et. ‘It tw ecuse ets: = 72 wh oe Pa > ate we =" = 2 in —- *s. t—80o @ te md wrt | ld ~ «= ~~ ~—_— he dee ee ee ee —_ Ww Mc Mi sin. Kinne; Soastirewasth Pitts _ the parks. Tough on the bench warmers. ing political capital out of the league | of nations, the real menace, the prof- lteers, are putting it over with clock- The Missour! Old Settlers’ Associa- like regularity. tion will meet in annual session next * . . Saturday. Why not let the old set- Due to the increase in the tlers settle the league of nations con- price of rubber you will find very few clams: in the clam chowder. It is reported that even Rye . * . Beach was struck by a prohibi- tion wave. We are also informed by a prominent caterer that owing to the shortage of mock turtles there will be an increase in the price of mock turtle soup. * . * How Come? While the Se ik- nators are busy m/é y; 6—~—1l, 6-2; ' authority _ ability / 1919 the / FOUR Se ee Us How We Can nth the Téars “Gia of Profiteer. AR ee =a nen DIESEL AND Rt AND ROSEBOROUGH TO PLAY IN MUNICIPAL CENTER CHAMPIONSHIP Dan Diesel will meet Richard Rose- borough at Triple A, in the final from Kammann, 6—3, 6.4, ter tennis championship at 3 o'clock, this afternoon. Diesel won the Cen- tral States junior championship last week, Roseborough qualified for Nr © title match by winning two m hes tn Straight sets. yesterday. In ‘cn third round play he eliminated R. Fowler, t—s, 6—4; while he won his semi- final from CC. Kamman, 6—3, 6—), t—od. Kammann had previously reached this round Oy winning from (;Uus Bader. 6 1 6— The fe ature play “of the day fre- Sulted in the semifinal match between Pasmore, the Sol- Diesel won in sets, 6—-4, 6—2, €6—2;: but the play was unusually strenuous, al- most every game being deuced before decided, The boys’ Center champlonship will be contested tomorrow at 4 p.. ™. between Spencer Gould and K. Car- stens In yesterday's semifinals, Gould defeated A. Kratz, 3—@, and Carstens defeated. B 6-—3, peter final (* - . terme ar Biggs, 4, sta ROAMER BOWS TENDON; RETIRED FOR SEASON SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥.. Aug, 2 --Andrew Miller’s Roamer, which won the Saratoga three times in four vears, did not have the chance to make it four out of five this after- noon The world's mile record holder aid not bow a tendon, ag reported, but he broke down In one of bis hind legs a day or two ago, and as itt did not yield to treatment It was necessar | to scratch his entry. Jack Goldsborough, for the good horse will rest of the season, means for now 8 years old, his trainer, statement that the be retired for the which In all grob- all time, a® Ke ix is 2 the first six months of Post-Dispatch printed 13,201 “Wants”-—1902 more than the other St. Louis newspapers combined. During Musical STARCK S MAMMOTH - STOCK REDUCING SALE OF PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO J. C. FISHE VOSE & SON KURTZMA STEINWA TERMS: Open f Fl ‘ We must reduce our present stock! To induce quick sale. we have marked down to rock bottom the price on every Piano in our store. No one can go wrong by taking advantage of this sale.” - It offers everyone a most unusual opportunity to secure a high-grade Piano—Up- right, Player or Grand—at prices way below — and on exceptionally easy terms. JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES! Positively the Most Unusual Bargains Ever Offered to Piano Buyers in St. Louis— PLAYER PIANOS $735 STARCK S.c".°*" 710 KENMORE ss'e" °** 625 UNDERWOOD mC” 550 AERIAL =r" UPRIGHT PIANOS $150 HARDMAN HARDMAN 68 HAINES BROS. ©: KIMBALL <-" 135 REUTNER golden oak case ON USED PIANOS AS LOW AS ON USED GRANDS AND PLAYER-PIANOS AS LOW AS mahogany mahogany eume 264. Ctreassian aati nut case. mahogany cuse wainut oe y , cnse rase walnut case, a sure enough bargain mahogany casc; used mahogany case : ; 3 riavyer ~- Piano, al- new—MWahog- Sale prive.. most any cnase,. |—80 Upright Piano, itke new — 9 i 76 cnse. Sale price. $195 $5 PER MONTH $10 PER MONTH We have others too numerous to mention. Don’t fail to take advantage of this great money-saving sale. venience. Terms will be arranged to suit your con- We have several slightly used Grand Pianos that will go during this sale at greatly reduced prices. PA STARCK PIANO CO. '¥ MFGRS. STARCK UPRIGHT, GRAND AND PLAYER-PIANOS 1102 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS Write for complete bargain liat and Free Trial Offer. Any piano shipped anywhere in U. s. on Free Trial. Grand Piane,. near- ly new—Wahogany ale price

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ee . C4 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. ST.LOMNS POST-NISPATCH | FIRST OFFICER'S BRIE | FROM FRANCE IS HERE Wife of Lieut. Radcliffe Gives Some of Her Impressions After 10 Days in America. The first French bride of an Ameri- fan officer to come to Bt. Louis or St. Louis County is Mrs. Earle Rad- cliffe, wife of lAeut. Earle Rad- cliffe, Twelfth Aero Squadron, who has taken up her residence in Kirk- | wood. She was Mile. Paula Bourda fe Lafourcade, 21-year-old daugh- American 'French Croix l\ been recommended for the American | ' | sort in Southern France, where Mra. Radcliffe's parents spend their sum- ‘mers. The American officers were gue tom of the French gtris to entertain ‘the soldiers as do American girls at) Their civil mar- their church Red Cross parties. rlage was on May il, ‘marriage on May 12. | Lieut. Radcliffe was employed in department of the at the out- contracting Bridge Co. war. the break of the has the and has 1917. He (j;uerre Riley in de at Fort Distinguished Service Cross. -—- MAJOR DONNELLY TO BE BURIED TOMORROW WITH ARMY RITES He was com-'! missioned at the first officers’ camp, CHARGES W.C. 7. U. SEEK sts at dances and it was the cus-| TO WIPE OUT TOBACCO Association Opposed to Prohibi- tion Declares Society Is Waging Secret Campaign. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. two months’ inquiry to whether there was a concerted cam- paign to bar the use of tobacco, now that liquor has gone by the boards, the association opposed to national > prohibition issued a statement here 2.—After a determine | Women’s ° March by the white ribboners, end, the anti-prohibitionists Say, $300,000 will be expended ostensibly on “child welfare,” “health and mor- | ality,” “education and information,” | and other propaganda methods by | means of the churches and public | schools. “Put Propaganda in School Books. The association further charges the W. C. T. U. with planning to} in: bee y ainst tobacco | finance its campaign ag | been , ‘ western states | or naming the purpose for which the | other porerern | ane . | without appealing directly for funds money is to be expended. In sup- port of this, it asserts that already, tation books which flagrantly use tobacco devotion,” fathers who are portrayed as “filthy and unfit for | omaha & : -home of Frances E. Willard, founder | ’ ’* ; up “whether or not the same pro- foisted the eighteenth | upon the nation without a popular | vote, were behind the tobacco cru-| sade, despite their eager denials.”’ Introduced Bill in Georgia. | The investigation disclosed, said the statement, that a bill has been! introduced in the Georgia Legisla- | ture to prohibit the use of tobacco) in any form and that measures have) taken in the legislatures of'| to put a ban on cigarettes. The. Anti-Saloon League is also accused | A Ay GR sl r “in the guise of public school reci- | of actively aiding the W. C. T. U.| vio- | late the sanctity of home and filial | | “rest crusade. In Evanston, Ill., where is located cottage,”’ the national head- quarters of the W. C. T. U., former | | timate insider, it was stated, is per- | deaths. ! mil sent president, thousand it is! plaining the reasons for the investi- | presen , s upon | BUSCH WIL MAKE ICE alleged, has for its object the crush- | gation, said it was started to clear | ing of demon nicotine and to this) ¢,..onal and paid prohibitionists who | amendment | thousands of copies of the pamphlet, “Nicotine Next” by Frederick W. Roman, Ph. D., Professor of Econo- mics at Syracuse University, filled | one storage room which, it was said, | was “guarded as carefully as a safe’ deposit vault.” Experiment to Be Made in New Or- leans and Oklahoma City. A dispatch last night to the Post- : Dispatch from New Orleans, stating No one but an in- | that the branch plant of the Anheu- 'ger-Busch Brewing Association there would be remodeled and equinped country | with ice cream making machinery, i a oar }was verified by Eberhard Anheuser, ‘manager of the company’s interests 235 BIRTHS RECORDED FOR WEEK | here. Anheuser said a similar ex- sarees | periment would be made in Oklaho- Births exceeded deaths in the! ma City. The company will handle weekly report of the Bureau of Vital | onlv wholesale orders. Statistics issued yesterday, which} No such venture is contemplated 235 births, against 158 (in st. Louis, Anheuser asserted. “Wo ‘shall wait until the beer manufac- Cancer and malignant tumor led/turing question is settled,” he said. the death list with 19. Bright's dis-|‘‘We do not care to rearrange our ease claimed 18 persons, and tuber-| properties here until we know def- culosis 14. One suicide, one homi-|initely whether the making of beer mitted to know that the W. @ T. U. plans shortly to flood the with these pamphlets. showed DAUGHTER OF F, H. FARRIS Young Woman Knocked I 2 Horse at Seventh and Oliva, ~ Miss Josephine Farris, 223 yeu old, daughter of Frank H. ‘= Rolla, Mo., Democratic floor ‘of the State Senate, was oc! ‘down by a horse attached to a wa belonging to the Chenoweth BD and Cleaning Co., at Seventh Olive streets, yesterday mornia i She was cut on the head @ righ elbow and left inatep y ‘hguised. She declined to progem the driver and he was not rte She was taken to the Americay An ‘nex. She is employed as a | rapher at Jefferson City. - » ag a “ vy | or Snuff Habit c , by harmless remedy. G d, Sent ontrial. If item If it falla, costs h childish caresses. James Arthur Seavey, director of the association, Services Will Be Held at St. Mark’s| today charging that the Catholic Church—Wife Unable to | Christian Temperance Union was Lieut. Radcliffe and his bride. Accompany Body. backing a movement to have antt-| landed at Newport News 10 days| The funeral of Maj. Arthur B. | nicotine laws enacted in every state ago and since titen. Mrs. Radcliffe | Donnelly of 56076 Cates avenue, who| gh Union. Ie | has gained many impressions of | W925 killed last Wednesday in an au-/| +0 W. C. T. U. will celebrate its America which she ‘expresses in En-|tomobile accident near Blue Ridge, | oe ype sie aa Reagy te et or yg glish that is newly-acquired and|Pa.. will be held at St. Mark's | #nd the organization is hopeful of somewhat idiomatic. Catholic Church, Page and Academy | )®ving Congress submit a constitu- She was having her first ice cream |avenues, at 10. o'clock tomorrow| tonal amendment before March 20, soda in a Kirkwood drug store yes-|morning. He will be buried in Cal- | BUSS, its semi-centennial, forbidding terday. vary Cemetery with military honors. the « ultivation, sale, use or export of “Bome good dope,’ was her esti- |The funeral rites will be conducted | te wees for smoking or chewing mate, explaining that the idea of|by the Rev. Father P. J. O'Rourke, | PY 20" . — scatement charged. mizing ice cream with carbonated |assisted by Capt. Thomas Kennedy, | © $1, .000 “drive,” begun last aes of is something that has not/former chaplain of the 138th Infan-| reached France. ‘try. | Her husband says that her first | A military band will lead the fun- exclamation upon reaching the pier oral cortege. An honor escort wiil at Newport News, where a great pe formed by all former officers of) many negroes are to be seen at the |the First Regiment, Missouri Nation- | landing, was: “Too many black | a) (juard, and of the 138th Infantry, boys.” |\who have been requested to attend Her next was pleasure at the|in uniform. The pallbearers will ve. commodious trains in America, next | Maj. E. H. Burgher, Col. A. L. Sin-| the comfortable aspect of the | clair, Col. Frank M. Rumbold, Maj. | houses, then surprise at the general) 4 Melville, Maj. J. A. Koch and! woos Of electricity and, quite “5 | Capt. W. C. Kirn, all military asso- | = ly as anything, the dress of ciates of the dead officer. Members | MAG dittorent,” was hor comment, of the, Walter | Jennings, Camp of but she did not explain whether “so byseree ina body. A firing squad will | t’ was favorable or unfav- ce - |Gischarge a salute over the grave. | Buglers will sound taps as the body | is lowered into the vault. | The body of Maj. Donnelly rived in St. Louis at 6 o'clock last night, accompanied by Maj. R. E. Gruner, who was in the accident and) whose wife also was injured serious- | ly, and Robert Donnelly, son of Maj. | Donnelly, who went to Blue Ridge| from West Point, where he is a stu: | . | cide and six accidental deaths were| will be permitted by the Government | gosts you $1. reperted. again.” the the and now Gordon, of the organization, home of Arnna Adams ter of a professor of languages in‘a French university near Bordeaux. managing | in @xX-/| : % f : 4 7 - * : - - s a -_ i es 4 . - rx ‘ \. rs ae >. 7 + 7 3 d * ¢ « ae ' 4 , s : ¢ _ yes z ; e ~ 2 a A or ™ = . - ~ = : . 4 : . « 7 7 — - f — oes : e _ — oT 25 Ss e Ts 7 > . or pS a ~ Pg ~—_ - ~~ . ~~ advertisers. Apel-Campbell Co. 906 Marquette Bidg. DETROIT, MIOH. ty =~ i =; ~~ «= S's = © eee. ‘ > J “9 ae i. x ~) os was > S. > Vase o..28 rf : es Be Pam er az — f- : ' : Sete ee ee ee od * he >* ~~. =]. ” . * wo 4 se = , a ie c . a ie TA — — - sproof bullding o7 Locust street, bet nth streets, which tunnel under Locus main store in the Building. Departments to The cxpansion w half of the bt Century Building, fo y McTague's restau arranged for new introduced by Va her additions in the ing will include pa ixth and seventh f mount of space to me equivalent to 60 of which ore spaciou The | iiture der fs on the fifth floo cate Trust Bullding one of the most con prehensive of its ki iM also be enlarge: The two new pas wil run from the ft ebth floor, while t) in the Century Bull Ring only to the fo we extended to the » 7 * ane | This $30 Side Icer Ph A 7 \ ' v i, / ) /. $ 15 5 Blue Porcelain | ) . Combination i | b . or nee watt| Wy —~ ~ a ue >» .. “ = =. —~ if ~y iD? , a. ee SER! . — 2 . — ‘ " = . . ry . 5 » oe . ; ’ : = - ~ — “4 ' 2 . — -- , . 2 . . . . = “ ’ ind , ~ y 4 Tt ad é . * —_ “ 3s ~ * ~" 4% . . . : . “3 : wee 2 “ : . ; po . " 6 % ‘ . . - Pa. ‘ ’ . , Xx - 4 ae 6 gt, a % f — = : | > ‘ a, \ . : ; " 4 =e oJ 240%, ‘re _ = . ‘ : \ , SS ~ : ; 2 ; y Pray ° tind a —wry : ; °¢ - = = | ° he > " - . ,” _ a 5 ' + - "es ~~ — vx ; ’ o . " ~ ss ; ad A = =" i : -_-—_—_— ’ . : . _ - — - “a . : 4 ‘ , . es " e fy. ~ —- a ~ : s ’ = o ~ > , ' " = fF: G “ = AN ah rs me . + i - “~s + - a ’ ‘ oa > ‘ oo - ext eet : ~ .* ° -_ , ; ‘ ——S - 7 . - e o > . ’ ‘y - eo . “. 3+ a ; - am it Ze > fo ‘ eur entire stobk ef rich, luxurious cane and mahogany : 3 loose-cushion and overstuffed tapestry living reom sets. = os ; , bee astered in finest silk velours, silk damasks and damask 0 | 1. ‘ and velour combinations. There are over 25 exquisite Fis designs to choose from. Each set is a remarkable val- ]| a: : oy nickel parte—has 4 gas burners and 4 ne at ite regular price and at the special sale price is o ‘ af a - > r ’ Hi rich. 00,000 August Sale price. $19. coal hole top—cooks and bakes with coal ” stupendous bargain... or gase—S$155 walue at...............888 " > ge ~ . a we The music hall fe ted in the north me _ ' ‘ a. sgastet Oe * | y 4 — , , oy i Pe re ~ on es, ié | i —— meme Century Bulldin _ Yes ae ot : = ons € < ; f ~ path capacity of | The Mastér Phonoghaph a pa. O') ; a mee, U2 V5 fect and & . a a Fr | : fifth to the six to be occupied by columna, ft ily available f Come and hear this marvelous Phonograph. The | or theater. ~ Bpecifications pro tous opera chaire an ol on a large # meoustio propertice . approved type corations will be nette design, and * oot, tion of being the “World's Finest P h ono graph!” The Sarola peos- seseesn scores of exclusive features found tn ne oth- -e¢r phonograph. m® The Sarola plays This Luxurious Massive 3-Piece Scroll Arm $135 DAVENETTE SET, § Davenette Set until vou have seen this remarkable value, as shown. Note the wide extra-massive scroll arms and Luxuriously upholstered in genuine Morecco. leather. Large, comfortable armchair and KITCHEN CABINETS at '/, Less Regular Prices Continuing our sensational I The best materials assembled by better mechanics dnder better engineering methods, coupled with quantity produc- tion on a single model, in the largest factory of its kind i the world, have made high quality and low price possible in the Traffic. The Traffic is the “short cut” to cheaper transportation— the price saves you hundreds of dollars in first cost—its quality saves you hundreds of dollars in maintenance cost. The man who uses teams instead of a Traffic pays twice as much for his hauling. If you want to save and make more money—see the Traffic today: } The Lowest Priced 4000-lb. Capacity Truck in the World Trattic Specifications: Red Seal Continental 3%xs Mo- Fisk Tires tor; Covert transmission — mul- rear; r93-inch “w ¥ ‘i Shee tiple disc clutch; high-tension inch length of frame behind div. magneto; 4-piece cast shell cellu- er’s seat; oil cu lubricating sys- lar type ae gl ee rtget tem; chassis painted, striped and front axle with Timken Roller varnished; driver's lazy-back seat ngs; Russel Rear Axle, in- and cushion regular equipment ternal gear, roller bearings; semi- Pneumatic cord tire equipment at ° elliptic front and rear nge: 6- t inch U-Channel Frome’ Grndast St. Lowe, sn? Fts95—+. ©. b. Phone for demonstration. Colfax 2200. Central 68a. Made in St. Louis. Service direct from factory to user, 50 ad ' = . = constructed = SOLID MAHOG.- New Tea hia * The music hall wt © recitals and con roe solos, plano «a fons and chambe standard prices. The Sherman Cabinet Poludes the harp an possesses every known kitenep labor-eat- . Lente. a oe — yt weet =~ &her- The music departs man Cabinets come in every in the progra: Selling space in and natural finish. ; $45 SHERMAN CABINET— $30 00 Balk Machine dep Sale Bote tne trees : saeexth floor of the § $50 SHERMA® Sng will oecupy a barnenh | By ndicate Trust 983 SHERMAN Sale Price... . _Amether tea room | the seventh floor Den't pay S150 for a Save the difference. dJuat curved backs of each piece. uctory arm recker te match. Ne in August . Cabinet« at The 895 model illustrated is equal In size and super- lor In tone quality te $200 models of other makes.. $75 SHERMAN Sale Price.. BABY CARRIAGES eee Ee ~~ The Nickel Mercan This Magnificent 9-Piece William and Mary Period eee sol eS =*s North Hroadway 250 DINING-ROOM SET nai Tale ie"Uhe word me 9 yet | A » F y im lees than ft aS hee rae ah. Ye RA Oer entire eteck eof Rugs ts included thie great $100,000 August Sale. You can cheose from ecores of beautiful tterne in Brussels, Velvet, Axminster and ‘al Wil- ten Rugs at t *- Ware necotiated | manager for tl Nobie Realty Co, Albert IRRESISTIBLE SAVINGS, and the superb Grand jon and finish makes this ene T. Terry @& lemeore. . 7 2.50 BRUSSELS RU G S—Size greatest values ever offered. Just ae illustrated. Set comprises handsome large 19.75 prepertioned baffet, 6-ft. extension table, china cleset and 6 beautiful high Cathedral-back, genaine leather-seat re. $100,000 August Sale price....... The magnificent, massive yet gracefal lines of this tree William and M Set Ra cenatruct mf the | 5 Seema | Mra. H.C. tves | The Fletcher K. “ln the rale of R — — - -- . o eee ow . - - LE A i i TOL GE ei A a ag ee ~ = - -- = = - as . e — —_ ee 50.00 VELVET RUGS—Sise lexis feet—«a1n _ Traffic Motor Truck Corporation .ff | $36.7 ens 00 AXMINSTER RUGS—sire 5200 North Second Street, St. Louis Largest eaciusive builders of 400040. capacity trucks in the world. — i ae ienieie » ae 2 Cash or Credit mamamns YY ; COMPLE fF HOME FURNIS iat calor THE BIG STORE. AT S. E. COR. STH AND FRANKLIN AV. ad ili _ Pe wid} \ HA i | : Sartre -. —-) 7 ~~ a ee —_—S ss eS SS oe Baten — eo P Se A NE EE A TT Se iI, - ————e— _——_

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Nt Tn CLEAN UP, PAINT UP, BUILD UP! 7 —————— For gre! SERVICE in all kinds of INESS CA + .sameedlapion. under REAL ESTATE in DS in Section A: Gen nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEeEEEE———e CLEANING and REPAIRING, read the Announcements under BUS- for anything in the HOUSE, HOME and REAL ESTATE line, read the An- Section B. — | Knocked Down by Seventh and Olive, ne Farris, 22 of Frank H. Farris of ocratic floor leader Is Your Opportunity Here? Te ea MART HN MART UR | Hy alt NDEX TO SECTION A = ‘Benate, was knocked attached to a wagon e Chehoweth Co., at Seventh and” yesterday morning, on the head and her i left instep were ¢ Material.......... 2 declined to p he was not arrested. - yd Cottages. (Rent)...... 2 to the American An.* Bone. Lotter. (Sale). ...... 4 mployed as a stenog. | so scene BS lerson City. (F, &., Wea.) .. (For Bent) . - 8 Aperietta ot Bale) 5 —_—— c a W, music hall feature, to be lo- ha ~» > or court of | ® Century Building, will have a. It will be. 75 feet and will extend from §& The | by columns, ie regarded as | ly available for an audito- | or theater. ’ : ne provide for luxu- | era chaire and for a pipe or- h on @® large scale, while the Ve" ‘approved type, The interior will be of the Marie An- | design, and will vie with the | New Tea heom Planned. music hall will be given over le and concerts, including @los, plano and violin reol- band chamber musto, which the harp ang other stringed music department aleo is 6m- in the program of expansion. ling space in the piano and Machine department on the of the Syndicate Trust Be bee ceocces will occupy space itn both N ET— Joate Trust and Century NE $50.00 tea room will be installed Se tee eeeeeee th floor of the Byndi- Building. It will be fin- French gray and will be in of Loulse XVI. The rest | the seventh floor will be te include space in the Building. a+ . — pe: Me no every Company te Obange Qearters. FP aevaeat Mercantile Co. will, it ocoupy the building at ’ Broadway after Aug. 15. 4 the third move by the com- lees than two years. The hecotiated by Will K. Roth, a the Hildenbrandt ty Co., for the lesseos, T. Terry & Co. represented r e of Redcroft, for Mrs. to U. 8. McClellan. | is the county estate of the properties will be of the ' Alma a avenue, for Landri ran 4236 Marviand to Mra. Ellen M. ‘ Southeast correr of King’s highway and avomue, Arcadia Weights, for Jo- Zukosk! to Minnie Iwig ‘ora boulevad, eight- room dwelling, | 'fo- » Ba iIMeld to John H. Rode and wife, | ee YECKEL-FEYDT-EARICKSON. Fietes for Rent(Furn.).. ma REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE ANSWERS. ee A PAR maaan | . - Mi nee M. Tracy and husband to Mic haei | flat’ at 5715 Arsenal street, for | Sar- | amelmann | fur ; «0- ' to William F. Peters . Josephine fe * | | nue, Cassie Drips. , cottages and The Yecke)-Feydt-Earickson Realty Co. re- ports the following sales: For Ed and Loutse Holderbach. Henry and Maggie Buchenau. For faiter F. Retfelss and Michigan avenue. to Gladys Eicher. 4947 Scholimeyer avenue, for Michael ‘lintk to Herman Menkmann and wife. For Anto Kopka and wife, 2344 Louisiana avenue, to Lovise Schmidt. Fur Andrew W. Kelleher, to a C, Thiedke. Tennessee avenue, ee! hols to Laura Spite For Bertha Schneider et al., Second street, to Charles F. ng Emil W. and Anna Klueter, to Theresa Durst. For Adolph and Katherine Nickel, slx- room bungalow at 4633 Dahlia avenue, to Arthur Hoffmann and wife. To Paul yy ane my = side o ravols avenu 7 For Ié4a Laura Pollard, saetgio fiat. 8644 avenue, to Henry Kumpf Sr. and oof’ angle fiat, 2919 Abner place, from Henry 1708-10 South Betz and wife Peter —— DROZDA REALTY CO. The William 8. Drozda Realty Co. Peports the following salee: 3422 Gravois avenue, lot 37x12% feet. for Orin T. o &. Zumeateg for 410 Lafayette avenue, five-room dwelling. Weaver. 2°x110 feet, to J. W. 75326 Comfort avenue, Maplewood, s#ix-room feet. for George we residence, lot 452155 aix-room Upshaw and wife lot ak: A PO ge 7 avenue, four-room house, 2ixi50 feet. for Kdward Bisso and wife to S. Ringleton and wife, for £1200. 4110 Walsh street, four-room dwelling | 440x102 feet, Epstein for Also finan of the followin 600 biock Heighte. on lot BOx210 feet. $15,000; -room residence at 20 Oak terrace, W ebster roves, lot 60100 feet, to cost $7500: 8-room house at 4243 Botanical avenue, lot 27x137 to cort 81000. -_— WANSTRATH R. EB. CO. George J. Wanstrath reports the following stiles: ’ For Gustav H. Moll and wife, dence. at 4010 Terry avenue, lot Collins and wife. For Samuel Hales, 6-room bungalow, at re44 Fnalding avenue; lot Emil W, Strand and wife. . be rr Mary A. Owings, f-room cottage. at 5°1 Page bouter ard: lot 50x140 feet: to Ber , i wife. represented by rust Ca. A. Bmith and wife. 5S-room Wagoner terrace; lot er © Scarbrough ane wife. Meckfeseel. lot corner of Ashiand and, who will | bungalows | lot cin ng and euperintending erection bulldings: ungalow apartment 8-room resi- 85x155 feet; . on southeast avenues; to Wsther Marcus, improve same with four 6-room at a cort of about $12,000. A'es renorts having clored two leases with ' Charles wife, 2322 | Me- ; ; lot single 28- foot lot on | avenue to | of Missourt, dwelling, Ferguson and , lot we Aug. Bischoff to William | in the! 75 Richmond | | Knitting OOxThO feet; to) ’ ; the | 112% x149_ client of John McMenamy to N. single flat, for Hen- | the iy iH Mt Wi . , the __. The | Real Estate Co.. Hii set} if : See Sec. B for Houses, Homes Real Fatrte and Farm Lands h G2 “ 4 Ni ~~ INDEX TO SECTION A & —— More “Wants” in Proportion to essere in Its’ Field Than’ Any Other isons Newspaper—1,500,000 Readers! ak RT NR Pa Le See Sec. B for Houses. Homes _Real | Eatate and Farm Laeds Bai LOTT yy: a wrt as " ’ ‘ss = ih ih. ” ee ‘Male iD +t ae tt Gur Matte: PROOULCCTIVE PUBLICITY PROGRESS. PROFITS! esd a m at ART FQUR iiipemeiteiiiaiaaa being Twenticth on the and Do- Grower Grocery Co... one store on the southwest corner oft and Hebert streets and the other northeast corner of Twenty-third dier streets. HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER.,. nann-Spackler Real Estate reports the followtna sales: 2 Juniata street. single fiat: tot eold to Joseph Hoff, agent. liemme!l 27x for residence: Virginia avenue, six-room to Helen lot 224x125 feet: for H. Hoegemenn. Rosekamp. for 84000. 5625 Southwest avenue, ‘ to Alex. four-room cottage: Mevyrose and wife avenue. two single fiats:; to Sarah Cohen, represented by the Shuchart Realty Co.. for $10,000 3857 Shaw avenue, single flat; lot 31x82 feet: for Willlam T. Mathews, to William Rube and wife. for $8000. Loulsville avenue, west side. land and Berthold avenues: lot to Clara Fox. represented by for &20%0. seven-room residence; Beffa of New for $4700, between Oak- 3240x127 feet: the Jost-Mig>r 4921 Terry aventte, lot 245x155 feet: for Louls WU York to John Marshall and wife. FEDERER-COLLER REALTY CO. The Federer-Coller Realty Co. reports hav- ing sold these properties: 4110 Humphrey street, five-room bungalow, for Charies FE. Reed to a client. S868 Botehical avenue, eight-room resi- dence, to H. W. Dingemann. Tenement building at 1504 South Third street, for a cilent to Michael Petrowsky. °5.foot lot on north side of Magnolia ave- opposite Tower Grove Park, for Marie F. Arendes to Herman W. Luecke Double and single flat, at 3314-18 Sidney étreet. for a client to Fred E. Dreste. Bungalow at 3042 Humphrey street . J. Waldschmidt. ive-room bungalow at street to H. A. Ulrich. Also reports a very active flats on the South - — —— > FRANCISCUS & KUNZ CO. Franciscus & Kunz report these sales: Lot fronting 105 feet on south side of Bt. street, between llth and 12th streets, on June 15 at auction and sold again to a client for the estate of Albert B. lam- be to Dr 8932 Humphres demand for Bide. avenue, 1] room resi- for the estate of F. John G. Wolter. Terry avenue, OS-roorm cottage, lot feet. for (. H. Prior of Los An- Merer Newmann and wife. Margaretta avenue, 4S-room cottage, 253x107 feet, for Mrs. Anna K. Stier to Stella Grimm. -_-- es BARNGROVE & SPECHT. Barngrove & Specht report having sold the five-room bungalow at Kenwood Springs, lot 50x10 feet. for Thomas A. Hennigan to Adolph W. Freese. Six-room bungalow at 3719 Vista avenue, Kenwood Springs, lot 74x15 feet, for George | S. Johns to Mrs. Rose Gilley. Also reports having leased a setoreroom in the St. Regis Hote! Building, Broadway St. Charles street, to Dr. F. Gull Cornet & Zeibig represented the Also leased storeroom at 5712-14 the fPigwiv-Wiggly Grocery for Edward J. Carroll. KENT JARVIS. Kent Jarvis reports these sales: For John EF. Berges. of News, York, 6-room residence at 51 Providence avenue, Wels- ter Groves. lot fx160 feet, to Arthur J. Schoppe. For the Small Investment Co., S-room resl- dence at 580 Garder avenue, Webster Sroves, lot 100x375 feet. to David Larkin. For Edward H. Detiroot Jr.. of Washing- ton, D. C., T-room residence at 635 Oakwood avenue, Webeter Groves, to Mrs. I. H. Spur- rier. For Mrs. W. 8S. Avis, S-room 588 Oakwood avenas,. Webster Groves, x200 feet. to A. F. Nagel. FLETCHER RHR. HARRIS. Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co. reporte the following saler: BR42-45 Laclede avenue, to the Chester Mille, from George Korn. The consista of two buildings containing apartments on lot S0xIS2 feet, ad- the plant of the knitting mills com The latest purchase adds about i! 5 O00 Rauvechenbach lot SOxISO feet, Krenning to Dr. rt. $127 ult residence at lot a “ight joining pany J. (Cates avenue, 4 O0x1560.7 feet, to Mrs. Jennfe Horen client. . Nine-room residence of Fred KE. Briner at BSS4 Shenandoah avenue, lot 335x128 feet, to Dr. A. W. Rehfeldt. ‘ter uu SCHUCHART REALTY Ov. ST. ated SUNDAY ee — i = a ee - — — ————- - — -_—_—_———— ——w eee ee eee for a August Schaefer to Max Sirkus. street. single tliat. for Mor- Turbows«y. the sum of $3u tise Dickson itz Kipliler to Dave Also negotiated loans in 100). JI. F. OO. RELLER,. ©. Reller reports sales as follows: residence at Rauschenbach to John G. Wolter. Fran- represented the Krenning the ern 1524 - a Twelve-room and Hebert streeis, ciecus & Kunz estate, owner of Four-room cottage at to Carl Gruettemeyer. Six-room residence at 5417 Union avenue for James A. Woifington and wife to C. N Colvis and wile. For Frank Menke, Overland Park. hy “arragut street, six-room bungalow in KORTE-RUST REALTY CoO, Phe Korte-Rust Realty Co. reports Sules; YS28 Victor street; single flat; lot feet, for George A. Bansbach and Charles W. Kuhlmann and wife. 5727. Goodfellow avenue, five-room bunga- low, lot JOx125 feet, for Oliver W. Ewing to J. P. and Carrie K, Mahoney. 4712 Lewis place, six-room bungalow, lot 325x100 feet, for the Rannells Investment Co, to ©. T, and Luetile Coilett. ————_—- + DICKMANN KR. E. CO. The Jos. F. Dickmann Real Estate Co. re- ports sales as follows: 20004 -06 8. Cempton avenue, four-family flat for Elizabeth M. Peters to Peter Nicho- las and wife. 24-foot front lot on west side of Virginia avenne by a depth of 125 feet. in the 3300 block for Peter Nicholas to Elizabeth M. Peters. 4150 Flad arenue. trude L. Sievers to Edwin ———_——— ee ee The Dougherty Real Estate Co. reports having sold the egingle flat at 3923 De Tonty street for John Schoen and wife to Joseph Krieman and wife. Also 5841 Highland avenue, six-room dwell- these 25x125 single fiat. 1 for Ger- H. Stoll. ing, for Oliver E. Bardon and wife to Ernest ‘Cc, York and wife. 4730 Ashiand court, five-room cot- for William Pitsch and wife to Roy Also tage, |G. Goddard and wife. 3731 Manola avenue, | and | Richard W. The panuaast Realty Co. reports the follow-— ing sale (842-44 Single flat. for a ‘Page boulevard, BE. Cohen. 1862 Shawmut place. rietta A’ bristensen to Zimmerman 1486 _ A. JAY KUHS, A. Jay Kuhs reporte the following sales: For a client a bungalow at 4486 Penrose and Mrs. F. K. Hiuse for $4500. For a client. bungalow at 4467 Lee avenue, for $3600, te Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Burgert. For Mr. Kerwin, 3438 Caroline atreet, to A. J. Rueckert. Also Teports having made loans aggregating $500 -_-—- + ee J. I. EPSTEIN. Epstein reports sales as follows: "632 Chamberlatn Tulley to B. L. 7 sireet to Mr. . ie Fight-room residence at avenue, for Mrs. Lizzie Beall for $6500. Ten-room residence at 5059 Cabanne avenue lot Soxt 75 feet, to Dr. J. H. Tanaquary. Double flat at 5405 Dresden avenue, for the Dresden Investment Co. to Jozsef Koh! for $3500 —-—— SO eee we GREULICH REALTY Co. The John C. Greulich Realty and Invest- ment Co. reports having leased for John Rockenstein to the Schvuessier Mercantile Co.. 3517-1 North Grand avenue. Also reports having sold single fiat at 4115 Pleasant street. for Walter L. Wood, ex- ecutor of the Chevrolet estate. to Henry W Kracht and wife. for 85000. _ WEISELS-GERHART. The Wetesels-Gerhart Real Estate ©o. re- ports having @old a six-acre tract on the north side of Clayton and Price reeds to Hamp Rothwell, for the Loulse J. and John Moore estate. GIBSON REALTY CoO. The John W. Gibson Relaty Co, having sold 3831 Cook avenue, house, lot 795x135 feet, fer Mrs. Gerst. reports ht-room osephine BUTTS REALTY OOo, The Butts Realty Co. reports having sold 5849 Cabanne avenue. 12-room heuse, for George A. C. Woolley dr., to Lee Cr nbaoch —.—- -_--- ———— TERRY & CO. Albert T. Terry & Co. report the sale of ~ Waterman avenue. 15-room residence, lot SOx225 feet, for . G Van Riper to Shapleizh. = _— Corrigan Home From Vacation. Vincent Corrigan, assistant man- -_—-——.— -- . wife to. ' ' ; AUGUST 3, 1919. eT HILLOREST LOTS 10 B UT ON SPECIAL SALE A. R. Schollmeyer & Co., in con- junction with R. J. Dawson, tomor- row will begin a special sale of lots in Hillcrest on Skinker road, overlooking Forest Park. They have listed for this sale many of the choicest lots in that addition all | of which will be disposed of at spe- cial prices and with arrangements for loans for building. Between 15 and 20 lots in this addition have been sold during the last week by Schollmeyer & (Co. in connection with Dawson. Many homes of the better class have been erected here while others are in process of construction. Among the builders are Ben Selkirk, William Koeneman, Calvin M. Chris- ty, Elmer Secken, P. T. Bradshaw. Richard E. Hinrichs, R. C. and W. E. Woerheide. The addition which was subdivid- ed by Schollmeyer, has thechighest type of streets, sidewalks and water mains. The new City Limits‘car line runs through the addition north to south. PERSONAL MENTION OF MEN ~~ PROMINENT ON REALTY RoW Aug. H. Kollos, accompanied by by Mrs. Kollas has gone to Port Huron, Mich. Walter Hahn, Supply with the United States France, fantry, has returned to St. Louis and resumed his post with the Hemmel- mann-Spackler Real Estate Co. J. M. Levi of J. M. Levi & has returned from Michigan where his family is summering. kK. C. Breitt of the Martin-Breitt Real Estate Co., who was recently overcome by heat while rowing on the Illinois River, is slowly recov- ering, vb adam cae to reports. — 3 building at 1111 Ferry street, owned | Kenosha, include Yellowstone Park and other notable | in Mississippi Valley Trust Co. | FOURTH and PINE———_—__. DWELLINGS gw 11 rooms, bath, furnace... OIZSA fanchester, 2 12 rooms, 2 baths, net tien Compton, 3° 8. ourth. 3 bath, fur- SO1IB Hix — bees! aw Lett? | Manchester. N Eleventh, 18 rooms, -- © 00 5601 S. Road. 2 rooms. 2 furnaces 12 rooms, . te A Manchester. urnace 42 30 WBA Morgan. or £958 W. _210 Marion, 2 rooms | 1805 $~ ; ow ' 2018 94 40 & — * OO 2940 Locust, "O01 Watermen. water heat | 5838 Westminster. 6 rooms, | nace; Summer months SOLA 318: wee I Manchester. 2 315 Franklin, 2 7 COLORE 2023% Walnut. Ag RED AIRS 18 rooms, bath Mt a arty 8 rooms. bath, re ta2e 7 Rialto Bullding. Serr cetoes atn- = } 2h OH bath. furnace... 35 00 *U 11 rooms, bath, furnace. Finney. * rooms, S. Broadway. Broadway. N. Eleventh, 9 rooms, 4 bath gle or en gsulte STORES, ETC 320 N. Fourth, 21x70. 615 lod _Bixbth, bove m th. y a . 9 rooms, bauk 2 tollets 8 rooms, bath Fourteenth. 6 rooms... sawdeu Me | s. Fourth, 12 rooms... 20 OO 19 N. Br Chambers. 5 rooms * {2 00 | 2087-29 ahd FG 18 ; S04 Walnut. 6Ox will | See, Wells. furnished, 5 rooms. furnace, screens 1307A Washington, 876A Hodiamont. bath, Second, N. Sec ond. 2732 Olive, 6 rooms. 44 N. Main. & i eg _AGENTS’ RENT LISTS Real Estate Co. OLIV st (Fourth Fi bon ir) {o Wi ainwrigi it, r. Seventh and C Nestnut ste. APARTMEN NTS. 755 ¢ a (furnished), 09 rooms, nt 3906 yo li, L. ws N. Garrison, 3007 Dick s0n, 3013 Dic kson, rooms » rooms % rooms 3 rooms, prt DWELL INGS llv2 Morrison, 4 rooms, bain S013 Dickson, third floor: heat ‘ae 10 Karry, rooma, 2518 Fall, 3 rooms, 2017 Chouteau, lluz Morrison, 2715 8S. 7th. | b14A Lami, 3 rooms, ;2105A N. 14th, 83 rooms, is! La Baume, 3 rooms . 2113 8. Seventh, 4 rooms, 61s ae 3 rooms, IWVIZA N. 138th. 3 reoms, | Neh OS. Second. ~ rooms (2108 N. l4th, 2 rooms: Z1llWA N. 14th, rear: will re SLORES, BUILDINGS —_— Olive; will — ty Mitiut , , , Joelimar: ‘heat N 14th, lar Re store : ‘ N. Paylor: store: corner Vine buiiding haston, large ‘. + Sumoventer: lowa .. ; cottage. sebbee water mittee 4 rooms, water dod fi., S$ rooms, (‘ates lLabeaume lowa Oo! RED. Cook, a rovulis, 2d floor, (Cook, lat floor. 3 rooms.... Wush, 3 rooms, water, Lucas, 4 rooms Morgan. 3 rooyus N. Eighth, 3 rma., Single.on, 3 rooms O'Fallon, rear sath. bath. rear. electric, Water: ‘Daly & McCabe CHHESine Ty & DOWEiLiINGs, S rooms, bath, y rooms re tev. tJiise 4 rootis, bath 1110 (Grattan, 6 rooms, bath. vee ‘ ‘lark AV., G LATS | oe v roo: 2 ag 1A IOOMS ae TS ob roome i N. 13th, 3 rooms 11435 N. 16th, 3 rooma, | 16 Frankiin, 2 room Montgomery, 2 cma Morgan, 2 rooms ‘‘hippewa, 2 si] 054 Laurel a\ SOS SS. Sixth, elec. 3658 Folsom, elec.. , 8 tric. 7 Clark, etore Hodiamont, ' store . let fileor, 4 floor each 7 N. Jefferson > Chestnut, store, Frankiin, store Madison, 4 rooms, 2 Morgan. store "Ss. second, store _ hwest hestnut 2d floor. 84 “floor. store office. HMULLDINGS., N. Commercial, 4-story Vato! = and ele- STABLE, . Montgomery, stabie 5 Morgan, atable ROOMS—CUOLAIRED. lade, 6 roorns, bath, 2 ££ £>=eeer- : A 8. Ewing, fh rooms 2607 Clark, 2 rooma, $5; 3 Garrison, 2 reome . ee (Garrison av., 2 TrOOTMB....+++- & (Garrison av., 2 rooms Rrooklyn ; 3 aes Bernard, ‘ GEO. F. B ; Main i822 Victor, 11 roome., . furnace, " gas fixtures: rent reduced APARTMENT. | 716 Belt. 7 reoma, 2 bathe, sun partor | and sleeping porch, 2d floor (ga- rage extra) ...... : $1 rL ATS. "746A Chouteau. 5 rooma, bath “Q52A Kennerly. 8 rooms. end fiat: > 39R2A Kennerly: °5 roorme, . 1717 &. Second. 2:34 Olive at.. square feet space. a e for restaurant, racwe or light manufacturine Mhovteau. eul‘abd le for nes« firet-c hi =e ong ition ca James M. Carpester 310 Wainwright Bldg. DWELLINGS, Chambers ast.. 6 rooms N. Jefferson ev.' 7 Olive. 6 roome. er”, rooms, let Nuit 4 floor ...«- pgs 5 24 floor front. N. ee a rms. Park rt = sTORES cies stor e stor... A. aeakae $367. “Bide. N . apart- basement see pelea , . 1 ww 65 00 | retall be iet- ‘20x90. Market. bullding, 3 floors, ‘20x70. | Deimar. store, 25x inte Pee me floor, "an ore. / 2 Olive. buildios, % floors, 5 S18 Lucas. floor space, SW ston. carace. “O7 N- Kingshighway. a: Ss Jefferson, store, 1 Pine. fourth floor. 410%, S. Seventh. store. room 726 S. Broadway. above t ' 88353 Olive, rear. 4 rooms. 3738 Garfield, 3 rooms 910 N. Fourteenth. 4 rooms 2 S. Second, rooms 5823 ae a 7 maene o~r ue nae 22e382 oe - - gy ia * . * > * os + eee ex'> store. Second, 18x3h., S. Second, store. Vix 4a ‘and ¥ Clark, store, Iiix'¥ , J room m1 me 1430A O'Falion, Rroadway, store, | 3326D Frank kifn, 713A 8S. Fourth, 1416A St. Ange, 3 reonm 3326 8. Broadway. % 1203 N, Eleventh. store, 1007 Ohio. 4 roome.. : ' 3 Seeand. store, 'SS21A Blair. |3215 Franklin. store. 210 Marion, te eee 2818 Blair. 2 100 S. Fourth, VIOA lix40. 1 (vratiot, 3 1-20 N,. Fourth, 52 .” Fletcher R. Harris REALITY CO. W. Cor. Fourth and Olive Sts. DWELLINGS, 14340 | 3404 Morgan, 12 rooms, bath, fur... y 8518 Morgan, 10 roots, ov laundry: large stable | 2300 Olive, iil rooms, bath. 1583 Franklin. ' 1001 tK about e 20x46. , 1211 Chouteau, 10 rooma, eevee BU ILDINGS AND FLOOR SPACE. | 1213 Choutcau, 31. rooms, tath. Louls, 7-story bid«., In good 822-34 Chouteau, 17 rooms . ~ factory or warehouse; 1128 N. Compton, 11 rooms, . vq. ft.. heat and $530 Chouteau, 6 rooms, th 20 outa, awitch FURNISHED DWELLINGS. 2, S117 Washington, 12 rooms, hot-water 400- it N. Third, | heat, two baths, garage 150 extensive alterations FLATS. | 2117. io. Olive O8x55, 2d fl. of story / 1486A Franklin, 4 rms., bath. 2d fi.. brick bide. : big back yard: il 1222A Pendleton, 3 rooms and bath... alter to suit. én | ROOMS. 5. W. cor. Twelfth and ‘Spruce, butld- 212-314 N. Third, 24, 34 and 4th ewe, in will be remodeled on lease low rene ee sult eure of tenant or will 409-11 N., rd, on Sd and 4th firs.; uu new bHullcding. large, F bee 6 826 N. Broadway. 2d and 34 floors or 1417 Bremen, 53 rooms, 2d and 34 firs. 14 0 : | S11i9A Olive, rooms, front. entire bulldin 24 floor. 2 11 00; lll N. Broa way, 4 upper floors, each — 1633 Franklin, 3 8 00) ' 25x ees FT FOR” COLORED. 810 N. Third, ' 3-story bullding. Pas Gods . ww 00, SIHA 8. Fourth. 2 SO} 816144 ors CES. 8. Fourth, ‘0 0 | 00 | Rooms Nos. 4 and 5, New Grand $ 0 | ees STO tral Theater Bidg.. Grand and oo | 426 live, § , oo each: steam hea “o-l1 N. Third, 826 NX. Broadway, , ae bullding. and fourt 1] N. Third, large store. ... Ss ton N. Ldnad ; large store. 4028 Washington, stable in rear. -_——— ee ae ee oe —_ oo lemon :elmann- Spackler REAL ESTATE CO. SEVENTH & CHESTNUT STREETS, N. W. COR. NTRAL 872 MAIN ives DWELLINGS, FLATS AND ROOMS, ‘ 1Sth, 7 roome . ugtes pl., 3-reom cot 00 FLATS AND ROOMS. ' 5645A North Market, 8 rooms... 2008 Crittenden, 3 rooms, 24 2Z512A &. Recond, | 28064 North Market, CENTRAL Franklin, Olive ’ 8. Fourth, D Florissant. 85) 00. ‘large store. 20x 40, bt. WH econ oes 10 © 15 00 mm) ' - 8. Wishery, Bef rOOTmS. . «+. Sth, 3 rooms, | floor seveeeeve teh S2Ss2saess 8 FOR COLORED. 717-19 N. Fourteenth. 3 reome STOREA, ET. J eoewey, | ne fooming house . acs: vere) a. > 2 hs ee SADISH SO-IN-1-1NTFTeroccvsor 2336-55 3. Ninth, pees iO4A 8B. Compton, 3 rooms ..... eeeees | 1820- 24 N. &th, 3 room . 404A 2 “818 Delmar a 1322-24 Franklin, “3-4 story butlaing: a4, aplendid t _, mantacturing Broadway and Shene ndoah; Dorcas, 8 roorns., . Third, Thi rd, . Ast floor. | R2B% Cy Falion, 3 rooms f= 2 Menard, & rooms T20A Choutean, 3 rooms Lafayette, ot. ciare a “Pent _utore and room~e. . ‘ee ** re As =e nd rd.. et store j as store tector, etable and 4168 Washington, serage 25 ® Beventh, store and stabie. oo Ae momen Ee eee eS ? | by ae em een 017 CHEMINUT # APARTMENTS aKD FLATS 5e24 Pw a roome, & the, sun room, 2 porches: very 4 bie... # POLS Cabanne av. worn, larae. & tot- let roome., sun reom, one | possession Oc . 9 yooma, Bee p 7 AS tim. T roeme end bath BTOTOS .. ccs ee ee eenee 333: 83% eee eeaeereeeer @ BTOTO. cccereeeees it store. ee ewe eonnee, 3 thy, ea ™ ae oart wba a & Tontrup ,626 CHESTNUT ST. 1836 BOECK REALTY CO. 813 oer are. floor. ne one with furaese....+. Olive Wra nk}'in nkitin. store eee ay eee ORES. OFFICES, ETC. ‘ot. botery building... 618 60 | ®. Ninth. 4 > ~ AEF i sa Ere av, COLORED, ‘Fepme. bath. mas. ... & Becond a, store ot... “povlard o...'2 , besee st... ales mes aaangerecses 38 83, ites 3 "Ges Gant, 0 ceamn Gab bate 00.0.0 EO ‘Bssess sissies? gee 3se a sae ee ae ee en, Bee ee er ee oe ~ Vv) Scttgne ret the n pet ER Oe OL Ae ee OD eee ont et Fae SA aaa Fis ly aay

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ee 1000 APARTMENTS, DWE LLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent, and F or Sale in these columns today. a. ae acct = FLATS AND APT: 8) ‘S WANTED FOR LEASE FOR LEASE ms REAL ESTATE Tw'Ts, : | : OWELLINGS FOR RENT—SOUTH ? FLATS FOR | RENT—WEST | FURNISHED ) FLATS —_APARTS i COO OA eee i BEI BOBO OOO Owe — PO -_ ~ « re a i a a ee Een ae Oa pari Raapetans ts ile ’ , . SLL LLL | ALLIS LADS * FURNISHED FLATS & APT's wre. a SSS I BUILDERS CO ' -_ -— _ S . A P A R | M EF N | Si! TEXAS S152--Two rooms ané kitchen. | MA RYVILLE tA—troom | flat; furnece,) Po PPL PPL LLL. PPA LAAN A | ; St beth. electric lights; §3:.50: open BA _ . m- APARTMENT Wd —Beven er eight 4 , Selid agate. If¢ lar minienem A oe Me Sate ___. | THOMPSON BR. ©O., “SET2Z_ Delmar | LABADIE. 6852—Three rooms ané bath Com) Oh West End, beginning Sept. 1. Give | q) ee oa the an ee at, teinimem 66° P 4 | MINERVA, SOSTA—Nicely furnished ~ @-reom | __piete: including piano: $30 ne , full size. location and rent. Bez — U) i. ‘ more terrane ount ate" lime om three of c .- 1." Siete heat; haréwood fiat = vis eee FALL. 2415—Two neatly furnished weet Cae |, 6), (OPI OLR ar e | 7 ae ssa . POE OOO nn OTE Sgeertions. PP LO OL —_—_—_- mnie ae ; hMEWEE! BHY T TER. 8a rvowu.s. furnace. —. tee] . anc beth “a oy eR bi we = le} APA had ea Wee —RKesp Ts bie couple BIDS. “PLANS. ESTIMATES. | MISCELLANEOUS bie wectrte, My peta. a: y a4 Be pry at @lectric bath tollet 2 Wast ro co anc ature Britme car. 0 without hiléren;: three Cs four a . wf ns 3 “ Wid. Wi ©» {) ee GOTTLIEB REALTY. _ 2x _ var ‘¢ Fi "RP NISHED ri AT —Six roorms, ith : beth ad 4 at tn wppe cst oF Nort - +) Vf a . tae +A Poy beealldir \ mall ; . ag with (nan i li agalmmmaa 2 8 | NEWSTEAD. N.-4 rooms. furnace.| conveniences: $60: Cates anc king» _—. weet section: woulé consider floor in pri- =-U,000 aqua re I eet | nibs oe vr Al joright. = up 5 ay mn im ever “ ny Sow. Pr . wd eg gl ol rent: «6 rooms; copner: | Mov i rent. oo: frame; sown. | ¢lectric. beth ot sg | way. Bex B-283 Post- Dispe tS. —___—_— vate r sidence. Boz F- 152 Post Dispatch. ture tor shle Vary Treasonse. sis HEAT— SLEV A OR. GOOD, IDE sRdsbeds ss § Remar 1 biock south Forest Park: 60-11 vacant for) 4; 4A — —— vate Seth. _lscue_vereate.__°° moves seome._mes_= Post-Dispe' ieee BUILDING MATERIALS — : and a tric: open ____- | MULLANPHY, 2215-8 large. cles. bao FURNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—Reliat | ‘atherine A pa irtments yrily Le 5 ~g aa : FHAW MU by PL... 1B2z -—$-reom fat: bats and | rooms. completeiy furnished: woot, party wants 7 or 8 room furnished apert- le 2 i} e (f ) BRICKS—For sel 10.080; sotet. = . ing: private: reasonable. Centra: os S gpent: @ baths: in West End. Bex A-222 Lt | ‘I \ oe a> ew’ o> oe etc.; must Be mmm ves tis 8s = Si eed Se a room efficiency evertments for . | w oe Pe ty 2 St — for room ana) _ furnace ee | 4 rooms; ne. 4 700™Ms Past-Diepatch } ng. . | 2. Fou iispetcd. | WASHINGTON BL. 4ee—E-room fiat; fur-| SULLIVAN, 3712—* Furnished room a : — tp K—For ©: jotme oe 000 BAU Pataca MULTE BR. B. CO LINDELL BL. 6416 opp. Cathedral Church) | *.* bath, electric lights: hardwood floors:| and bath: 7 car lines. -| FURNISHED APARTMENT Wid —By cow- | . Oeors wig we a nes . ph se al Broséwsy 13 rooms, 7 bathe, hardwood floors; new- | B. A. THOMPSON KH. CO., 5872) | VANDEVENTER, 2906 Wo Apartment P. ple without children: best of care taken: Sth and Locust Streets. Co. 2418 N. Serine = of Ge mann decorated throughout rent reasonable.” | De =| Sze, foraanis gpacemect: in TMBe | meerences: ES, hn Tia | Se eae i - _ - a pee orn 7 one gice ot. ly : } PBPBAD AD BLP BA LA ALL LL a D..* » CLP A AE A EDWARD i. KAK CWEILL, 115 N 7th st. | VANDEVE EN ER, 3 1236 N —Gorner_ Page » bi = willow, - Murphy beas. Ca: - goa" aes on] : no p . MAKTLAND, $63 3— 0 rovoms, modern. Ai | me. bath; light and airy; newly ©f°°-; afternoon. ——— oe sa me corner tth anc F Russell. LAFATETTE, 8000--6-room apartment: heat i TOUERS = . ro ~ a 1 PN at cap. ne a te oe SS ==== . + seen - 1” oth. service; vacant Boyt. 1; 9) | powakD L. tL BAKE WEL. L, 118 N. 7th et. Bg maring from $90, to eeis respon FURNISHED HOUSES | FOR ‘RENT eines tani wale FOS EO SEN aE sess ean SS 3 pine joist. 3x4 studding». large | z s " . . *s - POOL hel em ae | ¢ —— rr | oun . A , pied . : er GROV 1s A— ~~ root epertme vent. OLLI VE, S866—12-rvorm eidenae: elearn flee . , 7% ie, estnut. ia ae ww il s or flat family + aqu ites: prefer near Cath- vv > y . * ‘ a) | , " windc aA, & — . Thes ey Be meas SHAW ; p> oy ~~ ae. hte. > a. — " L&E. "hint Ooi Mo Aern %, roo! ne. “bath, fur. — ——- MISCELLANEOU ee a ee ote church not ov er $25. ; Box _¥- any i. F.-T) [ I I E R | LA y( RS | () R LE AS Ek CHANGE — Doubie 640 . i. ee &lertri« ity , adul ‘s or ly x HOUT Se wee. —To lease with privilege of BUNGALOW Wtd.— To re nt : , - ‘ i ‘vi ” r" | ~ MATERIAL we . 0 , two -room dou e r poartapent ; ; modera Sant | TAYIOR, 1636 N.—7-room residence. WESTMIN#TE R PL... 4006 6 room fiat. 24 buying bungalow. 5 or 6 rooms on let floor with garage vreferrec: 7 \ Ah 4 orner Broadway and St. ( harles Street BT! ILDERS" MA’ -— oe Grand and Myer ye tes HELDOWar. br S17 View 9 ie i he a Sa ae ereferied. Bex fish. Post-Dieve ours % x rent: may ‘ = ow 20 mB. rental | 400 per 3 ctorp mide."c*) echty w ou Cc secure the a A -186. Post-Diepatch. ‘¢) ust be modern x F-253 =e : / ° . ; ~ ; : WEST a 4 Pieagant surroundings et the low rental; C L U B HOU SE OR F LATS © (Stn ter * BU ‘NG SALOW' Wid - -To rent or Fine light: floors 7 id teet by 92 feet: steam heat; electric Su [ORES Woe #__Deniele_1914 Sj = ’ “PETERINO | AGEN: ; , Wi remeocel and : -cl a - Mg. fF a es , oO ; | , Ninn | Cheech Whittemore’ Corman ETE |g MM, Lindel) ey; 6 large roome and beth | 3 I as breten ocUen nent or Kines4| elevators; sprinkler system. Will put in fine condition for || 4:51 sartest_sr Bl sxcuanae—No ™ ’ : > Ch ; lect ri 1G ; ae , . . : rod °r er j)ocatic est of in 4 . ee Me = ; — ~ : AZARTUENT—6 rooms West End; = | SS (O2) | can be used as @ nice house: CG man FURNISHED APARTMENT—OUnstii - 4s high r- must be in good neighborhood; tenants RC FING Si. ATES au, 12x24, a eq and © avenue 4 Geovurs immetiate posscesion. Tex WESTMINSTER 42 73i- Modern ll-room , fine rooming house or RESIDEXCE—For rent: neat- COTTAG TUT pa _ 4 +“ at . : fe i _-_3._/™ WTTAGE Wid—Four .. from privat rs WINDOWS For sale, 34x ‘ inc, ¢ ot Fer. rma See a Ee _ a ae FE EME 6 sine ~~ | NORTH y fares —_ ° iar be overlooking Foun. party. On terme , # Pe Post-Dis. 96% 1119 CHEMICAL BLDG. Alaska ay. Park: good neighborho COTTAG Ee Wid- — te suit: wi ' ————— -——-—-+--—- -- : — ~ : Se = = — CABINET MANT£_S—For «aie, of We KINGHAM GOURT.” 40246—Apariment ‘s 2 2 ne- ELAAOTT. 1783-—4-room brick cottage; coo4d |~~~~--~ ee ae j poss particulars, } FOC it i] ——— = = a aeoee gy — wt 0 toma ’ . A | he — eet A. a ha Ae +. Havar ; bo vu» if suites L Tuy “s “ aTé its gland —— —— = - a - . _ : —_ riy Gene prices right. Anton s+? a. *- a oar - . . + —" “, ; a po nefla & Soma, 1240 WN. Jett - N CORNE y e =e SaS7A-5. aood iizht rooms: | NORTHLA ND, —— #-reom _ @ot- | rooms. bath. porch Delmar #6175. Mi TM Ph a LM Phihe Le ar np eg gen ng Most desirable location for retail business in the City of St. Louis, lo- | Br ILDING MATERIAL-—For sale; ail Ma heat, hot water and janitor service; | _“*8*: cvupic Dei mar S523R-_ FLAT—Fair av., 6 iarge. light rooms and| APARTMENT Wtd.—Or fiat: | ms. ern cottage. not over 30 minutes to Tnion cated at 3610 Olive street. and lumber in S-sery brick ~~ Giret-classe, electric fixtures $40: tmme- BT LAU —* wi-—7 Pout! , bat b. splendid bath: one-half block from O'Fallon Park wes’ -* Taylor av ; about Sept , - +8 Station: will lease: from $25 to $35 rent. E. : . . in et Te and Washington and : a ~~ at eos aha : diate possession; convenient to high and corner residence. rent $25 $4", inavire 4009 West Fior! smant. and wife. 30K Y-357. Post-Dispatc NN, Wilson, 2994 Michigan This excellent store and basement. Can have one- -story fire- -proof build 8 a . fe “acheefer W rocking SPM and rented at #10 4 . . : 7 ‘ . . 7 r - - * ’ or - a r ™ ae . . 4 ° Se: ce —_ OR RIS AACH K. CO. 822 Chestnut. | FOURTEENTH, 2121 N.—Two three, “Your | APART’ MEN —To lease: & rooms: COTTAGE OF FLAT Wtd.—Modern: 4 or 5 With large vaults in the rear. Locate your business at the ‘‘Hub of St. ration, _ #124 Easton Se want to exe mana ; - ae ou we ._ a ~* ee 2 o.% ~6 > = = 7 © © eo" «@ « - a ~ ~~ = ¢ _ ae 3 at _——— Se © = « o preferred: possession . - am . came Ale 740 W eet "Gate av ' ~ 6 rooms, 4033 N. Tay! ait bungalow, . rooms, re- e4: water. oo and electri« ‘Ne ; is : : ic now oF ace 1- family of 2 a — Louis. bed Grand and Olive 1s the busiest corner in St. Louis. ee” _ROOFING re aii wer Grove Hel > ~ 4 cluging s#sunpericr, sleeping porch; mod- ptior ll, Bath, electric, urnace, tile airy rooms: reasonable rent: entrance trom APAKTME NT Wtd.—Abort 4 fooms;: wUn- to $35 =x ¥ PPetet ey - . ail he ena wp-to-date $45.60 Aveuset Lo, Ch, ; B00C condition, ready for oc- 14th st. throvgh yard; segent will be on furnisted: about $40; West End H. B. COTTAGE Wtd.—To lease cottage or bunga- MERC ANTILE TRU ST ST CO., Agent = HOX ROOF ENG CO. buil4s - MDICR MANN. Z let floor worth ct premises Sunday. B to 5:40 p. m Beaty, 408 Franklin ‘e) low: West End: best of references: lone —— —_—_- - — “For ny Bae 4456 Easton. ielmar 3 7 > " ; . ‘ores ZS. OREON & & G. BOOTT, #00 Chestnut ie : LACLEDE @& GARFPIELI!I "¥41-—-3 re « bath erage. APARTMENT t¢6.—Ur bungalow: by young lease Gesirable: no children. Box K-248 CLEVE uzza ‘Flegant 4 anon apart: BI NGALOW F OR LEASE Delrnmr ane geting 4 on ee marrie 3uUp! or * oo e wreferat' Post -Disn atch (oR) Rov v3 iNG Green «rave. extra bea ment; #team heat, janitor service, hot wa | S517 Ollole av. (northwest): etrictly modern “7; LGOW . T7izZ bath gas. wv ; } n4 north of Delmar. Dw EL LING Ww +4 mor or 7 room dwelling or et ge to roll; $3.75 “Soon os ; : . — ’ lek _. * ¢ ‘ : , ots rol! “tar © bbing. : = ° giv ; — rican aon raed am of © FOoms, every sonvesicn large ete: only $16 open toda Port-Disnatch f with all conveniences: preferabiy on - =. a ’ loor 5 ster ak , \ > ~~ -ws . ~ anwuer"wes ee , os . . , _~- ; yt ne - ~ . a EBRON. Te porem, Sie) EE noone for & gunahines: plore for cnsee- GREER. 2020—Vive iarge rooms and recep- APAR TM E: NT OR FL AT Wrd.— Large: Sept. | tive Routh Aide. Box ¥-15. Post-Dispatch. | 812-16 N, EIGHTH; 35:56: 6 ficore,| 810 N. BROADWAY; 4 floors, base- RUBBE R ROOFING For ae, oo Paes =.= z ———— , , rie ’ hoic ot modern. ; wou take over lease; would consider om : ; ment: 22x6 1S per ro eacr at ood a / ore, large ke et: oo q ulek: . & e offering; v } ha) erg =e Pian ee ee house not over & rooms: good enndition. ' Dasernent. 517-519 N. SECON D: 4 floors and base- quantity See wea f! rét and save * ; ; a. ~ Ababami W eet rtmen' means LARKD, 4627 er Ena ape © rent 870 per month JE} } oT, . your roofing supplies Anton Beffa ‘& 800 “a 8000 meme fo yeerrenis. light. heat hot water mu * 4 213 interretions) ljfe 3) ag _——— —--—- ———- ————————— . - ; - . —— KENNEKLY, 8982-3046—3-room flats; nicely 7 W. = (ei) longer: furnt infurn electric elevator: 40x1°5. eas | long nished or unfurnished: C D tion; heating plant. Stop Leaky Roots W ith Roe t rite for ieee. An IZA— TNGALOW w td.—To rent; cottage or flat, onde ods Eh, CORNET & ZEIBIG, i19 Chestnut St. | Now te the time to save money on % . rooms. bh tot FLAT OR APARTMEN Wtd.—4 roor ~~ e- ter oe il ’ ' ' 2 ms, bath, toliet, - , OTM Pe _ re: , Can Cabany 814M SUBURBAN PROP TV FOR RENT TO LET—-BUSINESS PURPOSES roofing paper. We ship to any polnt. Ls > ele for fia‘. th, . “be attic and cellar + ee G : — 5 , . ; = and r "$4-tior cont” to . tric, tile bath, furnace heat; southern ex- lar: rear - : a — are ee er -— _ : HOU SE (4.—To lease or bu . o- 7 and yard, $20 Kirkwood. S. Geyer. | mann A ian MARKET ST.. Mo LUCAS AY. nor + >a TENTRAL MU m I ANP HY AL Two lar 7 ; od 4 r “or j 7 ta —_ ¥ room I re dis. « 45 00 r : . = Ue. | ‘ tT we ge. light rooms. LA’ d Wiern single o doub! ‘| HOUEE Wa se ae —— rooms, large groun garage .... Box Y-339. Post-Dispatch E L ~ T GOFTAGE Wti.—i - n —_—_————_—————_—_—_~ OO - wt ~ ee . a 2) SSELL, $100-—Room: R AS) I or West, state terme. ~ eo * oo ~ o_o +, — i ae acs and electric, jJani- POL a ae ae eee f- = . — -- een ’ ' Bex 2) Poet-Tienpatc 4 winte: 83 4 4 elty from Sept 1 to Mey 15 floors and basement. ; } vator: 15x45. vib, 233 Chestnut. _ | aby: phone Cabany 6140 Omeee 1 $8.50 | western St. Louis Call Forest a _— _ - —— —— — oy up the holes and cracke, W. Hox F-! been caeny S ‘| MADISON, 1116—Six ni - watlavie. (er 16 Ree _ eae. _ bath. Orin’ 18 [ane W close to McK niey line — une co wil M ml r , He USE — = 7 BOPP BP Oe Oe — woe ’ ——— . - | 4 ‘ ’ s a oe a rent: with I a3 - , i] be 7 ’ ' a fc! MALLINCKRODT, 1515-2 rooms, gas, water, FLA’ r Wid —3 ‘Fooms, modern. lower, South iy : fore HOUSE—7 rooms, screened porch, large barns SOUTH NATIONAL LUMBER Jy RESIDENCE Wid. 401 we | posure, Box ii-44. Post- Dispatch. iné: MONTGOMERY. 1815—Fiat: 3 rooms; new;/ F i ¥ iG cr aperiumner inity io rooms; in Ciffton Heights; : reasonab) a ae Al ie > ~> et! mii near Forest Park ane , v , t i ’ ben . LAP ERMAN & LEQNHARD’ gas, §* east. west or south Page and Belt. Cabany netghbLornood will lease for one "] o8i4 LOCUST: 440x135; fine auto loca- 1240 N. Jeffergonm av 4 th efficiency. 840 ver mot ast chance: onls 0 rn h garece. ‘n Webster Map! ewooi renting hore of someone who is spending and basement; ele- fiber FLAT--4 roome; hot-water Santer light and MADISON. geri ce upper fiat; 3 roome by three aduits, 4 o reome, in + Ss i} , y uetine Rockfiber Piastie HOUSE wea —te re * ° 4 acu ow cot in. Potlock, 208 b , Phone Cabany 1401 - | PHYSICIAN—To share suite with dentist; WELL dar Fund. wn ‘3 O% JAS. D CLARKSON Kirkwood Mo back of drug store; ALE. beet 6 yhher f + oo. her vy PES TOPED PHAR: © Sreatete, vere. NATURAL BRIDGE, i4A0A—2 large bright 1. vt ° coma, Bouth Bide. o. address W. FE. Matt awe. 5900 Rartmer. ( o KW OI 4200, Pine Lawn “aio ; iat. 7 __£ood lo ation for dentist. H Usk Wid.—To bu 00mMs : 4 locatiors "her o fee outck buy 8 T -— TieTIENE Ta ¢ ‘Chestnut | de rPoOrantaa t aif ted conver’ ‘ent 4 vot - sary? Rox .27f tT > | , . — ~~ aa - ue, > eae ot oe , — ~ _ _ HOUSE OR F LA’ Ww To rent: refere mces ms : att e21 0. ST RE—Large: cood location. 2347 Chero- Soli4 agate. Ic line. mintrium = 2 «st =] « 4700 , —— Poe - 2 a? RUNGALOW— Ne ‘Wieden anameee 7 tes OF « © x eroKee a. A—4 o .. +. 2. ee yy ¥ : 4 roorse. c) -; ¥’ ost- Dis atch. Ooms | South Side aia iA AJ New one la rxe iilving room. « - -_—_— + Ds Bi steam: heat “ant t $45. 4 CHOUTEAU. 26352 “rooms and “kitchen, it~. -~ > : . : =— Grand 47@R he stnaller rooms. $18 per month: running wa- | >TORE—2821 Geyer av.; small modern store: REAL ESTATE CAR Pp | ern; give cash pr © " or war rice 722 Chestnut at. ‘ORTH MARKET. %141-—4-room fiat Wid.—Or apartment. ; cheap. Box . | ll dm ye lan ‘ very ood location: itable f Betiegl — rr a ' | DIVIBION. 20068 ° 4 clean, newly decorated - , — Ps Port ' : "SE "ta To |! , —nethia llF. electric range. electric light. 60 feet x k900 ocation; suitable for pe pas LAT Wtd.—-To buy sien varuview apart- roome: side et trance Bs. y , NORTH MARKET. 1817-—3 roome., a! 10. Post-Dispatch. | ee Ss a a se Cosa at . b. - a Fespo a t age: convenient to street car. 7200 shop. meat shop or any small bt . NOTIC E—To td or owners of St. ft state price ard love at! | room ; ; rt. . — - ines nig : : nod } hor Fast praaspecs Ca ban 7 7538W. open today. _ $16. eT proterty Let me look after your . iDbE Ni KE Ww td. saa ment; sun ——— . — |! NORTH MARKET. 221% 3 rooms. We Or cottage 3 or mms: one part Salen co _ EY? F EEE IE AE ; f , lor! pomcenigr Bop ; rent Tent $80; Center | BABTON.. Bs —Five rooms, bath; newly pa- gas: £10 BAD soa nor r Anerst 15. Box B-25 Post-Die-. ft ain alten’ ll 57. Post-Dispatch. _Mr. Albright. owner. — CHOICE CORNER STORE. _- oe ee es x _ Box L-472. mas & ~~. as « ~*~! oe. ae aaa JS tate. pea ~ ~ = aA ee 4208R. ed and painted: $27.5 : , 29 Cheatnut — + - Cnn aa ae bs pa t : ty aw fetlow: Deimet (eT) ON McMENAMY 1. & R. E, CO gee nee . SD., ME Cneemt B. | FLAT a . Y a HOUSE Wtd.—To rent. r 9 rooms, mod- SUBURBAN PROPERTY—Ft URNISHED Seah. laeun ae eighteenth and Shenan- | ment and check on the last AGE GE Wta—ar . 1g N. Grand ay. (es?) PALM, 003-6 rooms, bath, « ay light. thn Adi. Kox H-165. Pos Dis . ern. by responsible vY. for one year ~ ge ~~ a an third fi a + avatianle if ‘Se- meets, prompty. and, can give you any 4 Box 515, Post: Die grrr ee $2". > Se “KS AN FLAT Wtd Lower 4 or 5 rooms: South|.or longer: West End or suburban. Box A- FURNISHED ~~ SE Wtd.-—-In Webster or edhe: ae —_— —_— all refererces required : fiouse 5- Room A part ment FRANKLIN, 2827—Three-room fiat. Apyiy Main 1%) 1426 Chemical Pidg. _ Side: reasonable. Rox F-.125. P -D 273. P ‘ont -Diepatch (ey Kirkwood, for smal! famlly. until spring) ..nh6- rent reasonable. all Olive O55 . FERD A. RENEKE_ 212 _Waltnwrieht To | Wied. —T or Mre. Garber. 1144 N. Leonard. ‘ae . - —ae — ' | EDWARD L. BAKEWEL L.. 118 N. 7th st erred. Box P-512 ent. 4000 De Tonty: beavti- | PRANELIN. ” $404—Mour rooms, 24 flow. PLEABANT) 4032-2 rooms, bath, ho nd FLAT Wtd.—5 6 rooms; South Side: not; HO! ‘SE Wt4.—To lease with op tion of buy or _ longer. Box K- 348. Post- 21 5 ee $$$ ra Wwid-.-inele of os ” ’ a ’ oe) ‘er ‘ ‘ , over r ") a, shratec? ; ir ‘ret © 4 wa . y fae be ng strictly mod- | bath: t . Grand. cold water, wae and electri er @4!, ” Any - 210 q ‘ost D atcn ‘i zk at end of firet year, 9 to fa ré — os i - WEST rs 'ment. Box 1-450, Pe ul = ; __ bat 2 rec FLO U8 nee Wes, ta, Gee | PS OS oa Uieber | ¢7% house. “steam “or “hot-water heat, 2 TO LET—®8USINESS PURPO Es | ~~~—~------------_~____- q- “a A B, aepatten igh Ch Chestnut at, , 1A) _4 arge roor a aun FLAT Wtd 4 0 . ba Miss Lieb - Fe - S P Sf * : ‘-—eor SSoeeaiehen a a ~~ ee ee = ~ ~~ _—— VYRANKLIN, 16: =4 New) papered 4 roon ia, . e) ‘ ‘* ae ; ny see mH ‘ fe [ rovuUonG ; . ~ _ y ; dry SHIA Vileaonr' ae He ; . et & AS DELMAR BL.. 6704— Fine location for wre for a genuine bargain oy ae ~~ > + ee ~-- — : - w= - 7 . . amilton: possession by Sep 4307 Marvland A Vy DaiUnger, “rs Fullerton i) ag., 7th and Pine S LOUIRB. 4007 A ; Eins a 4% FLAT Wtad 3 or 4 room flat or apartment: box 24 nat-Disvatch —e ic) CL MISCELLANEOUS nelahbarheeé and’t or br gg fast growing ‘ COTTAGE Ww a — j ; 7% 7 . = oe —— . — —— sonal POPP PPL OO ee ——e oO eran eee a " >! y -. a > ow . . ; LEONARD, 1120 N.—4-room modern fiat: BE. A. BOR 417 Wuyllert: no children. Grand 3189. ; RK E SLIDE NC E Wtd.—I want to lease, by Sept. DESK ROOM T ffer: od tie Tsk —S ne ranerer_poin om ° ° ,: mail full particulars, Maryland ay. Bo yn ay > light airy $15 month ~~ = } 1. A T Wtd.—-5-room: near Olive at ols om residence, Cabanne district ; wie “te CSB tase | DESK ROOM—In store. 5852 Delmar. mm - a wt. flo 847.50 ~—— i e1 7" : ? Fiscwaen VANDEVENTER. 1451 2 nice. re ‘ ont car Forest 1°0,W in inde yall famils nome Wemeat R797 omer HS Leat her sek les Bidg. Box K- “340 PD. t 4 anv i! Or i FLAT w td.- 4 and + ¥ wal st: MAU sce stk R. E. CO. rg. pers a, 84. Teens. Sistures. | newly decorated om BOBS: CNT WANT: FLAT Wtd.—Tc buy modern ‘fiat for RESIDENCE Wt4.—4 ; oo ton oll STATI: For rent; brand-new bulid-| EASTON, die ‘Nice large store: with base- See 20C8. __ Rex, Ye vier an, x Broadway, e £14 nt j i i j rn ri [Aa ; co ~ ret tos 4 SS or 10 rooms te lease ing: gO } loc a tion Bo x b a S16, }’ oast- Die. ment p! ate glass front: £25. ie : FLAT. Wa — Single. ——— se = "616-—~ 264 7 oor beautifu ” 4-room ? —_ > =~. =~ , ored tnvestment Box F4", Porset-Dis ror one year: South Side. Compton Hetghts - — — HT Se ee . .. wal r 7 , hi * ania Market be + Es Wid i ~ ; a ae ‘etrt preferred: reliable farnily Box K-. OLIVE. 4153—Store and living rooms ad- - . 4 and 5 room or Be 5330 | ers ling Ay. std BAe. 2 mi rket, c s- >| FURNISHED FLATS— —APARTM’ Ts rn it —4 sinew” ws and bath; South Post-Disnatch se Sa aoe CENTRAL PORE joining; excellent location for many lines: 617 CHESTNUT 8ST. . | | ia _Poat-Doenatch. . - — owe > Aa “ OO ON . “ “ 4 fi or re . - = ———_ -—- in ate ‘ vacant Sept. 1 Ow ner 3050 aehin ton. Weetmancle ana: ov Bt ie Worert Parke ne MARKET, 3510A—3 rooms, gas, water, ete. ; | MISCELLANEOUS _ FLAT Wtd.—7 or $ rooms. on South Side. for “House or Bungalow Wanted 8" ILDING—For ient. n. @. cor. 4th and Pine| &TORE—And two nice rooms. _'- ToS Can Sell Your / ff wad. "Post-Disne aaa PPL farmiiv of adults tox ee ‘omt-liia . - a ‘ 4 ets... stories, e.evator, su! ins ‘ ane 1S S , : ts Nox | 4 eat ate | r " - re S 4 Ti ,fAs f 1od of 7 > a r ete : 0 BO haem OREN AT AUM- HAL % CULT Ag prendwey, CARRUTHER B Ae ~ Grand Sidney alee cou PLE Wt . wife, stmiis enastenens: phone ee SE ee ee en Mee ar rad Ao a ith ; pr oe Anny im bungalow ance ota A ah yee re nt $4000. STORES—And © offices dn pow builtin ‘9 be P re ‘Hous SE Wtd.-—-To buy my. w | l¢ | ; _}- oun "cyt »} ‘ 22 > - . _— ad r a , ‘ A r ; e at w. or © + x . ” : : tae 8.—Two #-room flats. $25; Grand 14138W {7) | location: young couple. Box F ‘. P.-D. | Wet ter Groves preferred. Call Grand °728J.0 ——~——-———— : = Ste modern conveniences, ~~ POR Ms h ; T T “Are BLILD we : EE BR Se ee ae NIS RTMENT—F ent: 4| FLAT OR AP Ae \rMENT Wed Unfurnished od ING—For lease or rent. one S-story | . m-Dispa' FURNISHED APARTMENT—For ~ rer | gy FURNISHED ‘HOUSES WANTED _ fireproof reinforced concrete building, 25,-| STORE—@508 Delmar; fine sture room with peer om -apaste®. _—> ~~ s See. > >] « omg nme i i el ee . O'FALLON, 2130--3-room flat: newly deco- ym month j Lindell 5108J 1s ° dern: south: uvple: r Beut. | Pf yt | Liberty A partments 7 “wneg : poome: Fer month o_ ANie — Rox F 194. “Pc xt-Disnateh. o: oF (ap ag. ft., 210 BS. Ist at: ~ 5-story ’ tile floor, . HOUSE wtd.— ‘Small to J 7 rated; & ‘@) ; . —---—— —---—— FURNISHED FLAT—3 rooms: complete; all —-- URNIS COTTAGE td Or ery HMa@ht buiidin ack a. ft P "AV > > am. 4 4 DSLAR ‘tae : OLIVE 8102-—-Plat. 4 room and bath. ctr senvontonent po Ay | a AT wid oe ey gn oye F hat Uk OTTAGE me Pm en i —— gay = track, SOWU aq. ft.. at 2 _ELMORE CAVE & CO., 801 Chestnut at. a _Baltviere Particulars PHILA oth LENZ & BON REALTY CO., | SEVENTH “ioe NT wo | ; 4 FI RNISHED FLAT—Four rooms: all mod . eet > = Y 19). Post Dispate || oo cov aeonens wife a: nd nurse; no chil- RAMMING REAL ESTATE Co., 308 | EASTON. #035 I t | w aa on Watow ht | ‘“ : -, tol et ana , ern conveniences: suitable for couple. Grand /. “a ; = at MR Bk ke ed ure 7x i Post- Nepateh i aie ie es N Pee cae i ee, »— Lar e ~ COTTAGE t 7) ; 21) Wart fm rie . K | elect tric fixtures: newly ted. $7. ic7) A192 Pax Poet Disnatch. BY > Se) : ya "td ry 5 or © rooms South Side ae x SHE D HOt : WwW td wy | a . ; CHEST NUT : . 5OT ‘Clark. 815 - ©» , 7 . e ge 2, or * | x \ ive location: 58R6 and 5 i) ] {) Pe rshi ] nt (y TW ENT vy -#rs ‘OND. 1016 orner — _ ; preferred. between now and Sept. 7. S . tab oomers of wardera ony ket he ness. . v“ ith éj rooms in rear: » and . fy t * Jispatch. Te , vs rooms; water, gas; front and back entran: CENTRAL od ‘ k,n ETT qusemgrnoagl nths or ton ger reference. Be ox DENTAL oe ntown location: | bath above ‘ hot and cold water: | FARM ° w ors oo nate room fleas. rad i IDENCE Wtd.—T | (Pershing Apartments) Second and third sont $8 siiiaeaeieihaiidin ** eine PLAT Wtd.—-Three rooms and bath; South Hon Daipatch = established 20 years. Box B-99, P.-D. ’ 4 state particulars. Hox F- 108. Poet-D “a “et “ae in mail full er . ee : “= Oe tae : , - 4 ’ a oo > > {tor : sige o reper wit ‘ - 7. "* & © - - ? | er ~—og ] “a . — . . - ‘ : > poome. overs convenience, SOUTH | tlhe an Ana Lana a) Rg yo ie. for young coup! Address 4832 3. PERNISHED HOUSE Witd.-Flat. or abart- DESK ROOM--Or nall of office: telephones: stable in rear; rent $30; POSSeS- | FLAT—3-family. exchange for East St. Laue Se eee? te once. T ss nv, Park: rent 870. = . vier, summer rates. Call 3412 Lucas! Broadway Victor PX Inent or 7 rooms: ntral west: Se 7 2 ——. Let el . 6 PCRPBE PPP” Pe ela - pe Ae ~— sine 5 -— eo re 6 ‘ oo : ce : 4 “ent , ré , on co 7 x ™ , ROSEN BR DRT ak: h. B. CO.. ESET remceenemnteimenencnenanceineet WLAT Wid —Mohere. theese seee = tah ‘or one year: family of Gov-| low rent._407 Pontiac Ridg.__(7} sion August 10th. Forest 7209R. | -Steperty.__Bex_F.ts8_Eest-b fe ee, tS preter ted: Broadway. Ton gag (aged ne pay $55 5A--4-room efficiency, jan- . “SOUTH sa vounte _— hildren: reward. 398: | appointee erences exchanged DESKR .OM—For rent: ’ ‘Shean, desk, fame, | —-——— vray a as TUMOHILE + Ta dy trade thre . Address (i D., wo — = = ants (ce) = ee Groves for income 5 Wi i a 9 : - , , 4 4 — ; see al ; ai ‘ - - oue-a aes ’ se ‘ or st ; ; ; Lb sha or \ P i ec he. ol 7 wieaal EDWARD l,. BAKEW EL lL. s Milt tit, 1246 5, ~¥ \atn, ~ large rooins and io rerit from Aug. 7 to Sen 7 > Pe LAT tw : Mocern three roo na: young cash if suited Ad “peas 141: 3 NN rmUCciid, ! Washi - ——- — ’ ' , - MARCUS. 2015—Lar brigh t f ' a : - ~~ = . —— ——— ——aee | JOHN 8S. CARTER 0). STORE For rent: good location. Aonplv dence TI O48 | “astleman., tN PRO UNIV ERSITY APART MENTS FLA Modern 3-room: bath, electri ¢ liA Rt FORD. 43%1—Two or tl ree-room fut AT . W td. —3 or 4 rooms, or cottage, by FOR COLORED PEOPLE Nial to Bidg Fourth and Oliv e sts. 2907 N. Newstead . fe?) AUTO W 2 pe ge exc han ef my , double Ne ay Caah for old tene ae cect my v eae ae . ee for good auto or small house. Bek ze £63, Fost: Dispatch. rietta at... near (Compton: Vacant , . " 9 — . ; - _ fa of 2 resp nstble marty Box T Se suappes ———— MONTHLY OR LEASE , , 7: shed apartment, m ou ri wee 8 , ' ».| 4 KI7—-% floors if revaired by tenant: ’ aSuite oniy Avply Hox A-74, Dd, P it - Diep “LAT! ar rooms vat ar ' Ap- ° : rows © rev (OBI. 6 ‘ES : ' “ : u | « 7 : . perc’. soneninal r - ich jy bau ream al a liberal allowance 4211 West Pine bil. ay STORES bing gn Bag , Lovls anc 14. Post- Dispatch h + T WwW td. Fouwr- fam , epee * he, sw : | 8149. yw me ti ‘ Give clear corner two rooms, three-room _ exposure private por ail con’ — — - - . . ’ - , ‘TS For rent 4th and Sth floors, at MN . engine ta aay cK hree basement roon.s; tolie , ; (cR) _ Am Oe sae Te esamerRR esiins s el liv ‘ tox ©1228 Poe 5400 Pershing iH iC KOKY, 2615-4 rooms. ne Ce a WEST a ii bee et SA ner week ‘ A141 44m centraliy located in Ruringtield Mo. P gwer ©-128, Pos / OL LL ALLL LLL LAL ALL ALAN OLN | w td Modern 5S-room: west of King’s | LACLEDE. 2515A—6-room flat bath and JCHN &. CARTER & CO = ed , ing to lease if satisfactory Forest RA. : 7 pon Pome | REMISRECHER- ME ey [INS REALTY Co., room furnish apartment, overlooking : MORGAN. 1415—8 rooms. second floor - pack OLIVE, 1408—Store: fine location for any _Lenop ayv.. city i... 5 Post. Di business 20M ON. «(14th | ? she) 00%, . ot, Post - Dispatch. (3¢) — a aa * FH R “gS yey y ; " —— sieiitiashaenain ic —— - = + 3) OTT 2 —- i = relline from Frisco an: Rock Island depots: 1500 | er. | . or ent partment La ISIANA, ~ B88 Fi e rooms and “ba h. 1 DELMA rn BI. 403 Will , —T hree or four rooms, west of | * : . rut t-—Nice story, room dweliing snuare feet went ine ‘ La reve Mod ern Hotel —- outs, E Dhel 2827 _~Albdion pi. ‘ ieee. t- Dispatch. AEE S288 ‘Ty LAT Wtd.—-Four rooms & ne bath. ‘or cot- neighborhood in modern part of city: splendid Disputeh oe oor tay OTe; GURrooM ; | Hight and airy; no bath; clear apar'ment: 4-room «fficlency; both ice gnd ‘ost -Disna te) nice § large rooms, ararnged for 2 farnil wr aT ~ en ae 0. RELLER. 3531 N. Broadwar. _ worth $100 per acre for income propia hawe all’ ca ; HOUSE W Will exe = F td i x hange 2 cotts Bingie. furnished complete tric, furnace, garege; nice yard; i lice iil MPHREY ‘)f ; fir a = - A et near Grand, south ' : f « 2 4k. d © irhisnhe ‘ 1 far as ' . } ’ ‘ " rriurire . ‘ “yf : ‘rleor 4@\ ol nt A. a iM remisee oe a a _ rooms, tile bath, ele etric. _- jire next! . family of adults Box B-280, »;) Inquire at at => mw? S. Garrison. __ man: wer Irwin’ s | _ (cme) steam heat; newly decorated; sultabie _EDGAR 8&. WAER. 722 Chestnu NGALOW Wed. a WOREEN AU [AU ULE RK, x, ©oO., | GOBY ih. vid2-— Fiat. 3 roome, 2 i floor. rear , TST ee tT ~ 7 yon x oa . : ret model 4 or %& room fiat. South . ic?) : ~—-+ --- ——— —-- — os N ; McREE, 415% lee light S-room and batn - — floor, wit - elevator: $15 (cS) STORES i—For rent: North ‘Broadway, change ia soar Poss: Dispatch. , - o (—* ~ ° ‘ . " ie _ : sa , ' ’ 7 . ry , 43 ; eOCnT 7! om s “AC F,- y n Merla Apartments | GRAND AND HALLIDAY— 6-room fiat, 403. UTAER. AAMR--Three-room furnished fiat AT Wtd.—-Or rooms; 3 ur 4, near 30th and second floor. | - and sten phic services, 1411 Syndicate electric, painted, only $12 00. FARM Wid.—For exchan 4 ern 4- fail flat: wte (1) pe} a STORES—4000-02 N. Prairie. c ‘xk Dis j OLIVE, 107—Smali store ~ $8. STORE N. Prairie. corner o o8- | A small farm Rox Y-106 COTTAGE Wid. Pr Hic KORY. "928—Firet floor, 4 large rooms; , .C.= euth; two stores with 5 rooms above; sult- | GALIFORN ROPE itd. “i NEW BUILDING 44 LOOKING FOREST rent AP ARTMENT~—Younge couple will share 5- highway, south of Easton: not over $40; __ gas, $35. Agents, DALY & MeC4RR. « —_—_—iRia*to Bide, For arth and Olive ats. a able. for Ree CO. of Br oe FP rent. ‘ —~ ae P oats RTY owe or box %: S180. Pe s containing 14 Ss Jefferson a, Forest Park, with two gentiemen or young i. Al Wid Three ome bath modern: | ; - - ise. Be —- te. will be ready for oceoupa n mi« - “= ’ - - 4 - . 0 lh A swosr a* or of stare; will put In ordet; $10 retail business; newly decorated and paint- STEAM-HEATED OFFICES RESIDENCE Wtd.--To exchange. ; T Wt. ~To buy, # Sieiht ent £68 | LAPAYETTE, 1700—5 rooms ami bath, 24 couple. or will lease large 6. P.-D _— or B.A. ide: young couple. Victor 2200X.| James H. MAGUIRE, REAL ESTATE, ed. For rent: suitable for physicians, dentists, dowble flat, South Side. want. A "Oo. oa will a . " ees . . ; TT a nS ee ees pe or farm wan Oorr ~T 5725 estminster PI. Me ——e. ij4sA—4 rooms end bath, gas and nin) ed free ice. whone, shower. Forest ‘ase, 2705 Indiana : i oo. CC. M. McDonald. R. EB. Co., att THIRTEFNTH. 21h NN tae room, bath. For lease; $4 rooms in good industrial ‘ * post house in St. Louls; $3300, | Seema Wid. o & 2 P > ’ oe ‘ ’ oe : , ~ . ‘ = wa re tt { rer ee “ ‘ "| a “y 7 J P ; sie ‘ . “ . . ee re = etl a e be aad S-room apartment and «a- WENARD. 1408 Reautiful J-room flats. DELMAR nl i4ii—Private furnished tage South Side 3 adults Hox F-272 SECOND, 1830-1821 8. inear Lafayette a\ $6 ‘ OF ‘ S. a andes ive oD i he er ies for rood matey man xc NGE-— OO a ores. ‘Saline r “ounty.. a) ngle: arrangement. rent 5 with carace;: . — : —___ —_ -- -— 3 rooms, ineide water. cellar, porch, large I ELAS @®-—-Proper en for —-— a MENARD, 1422A- Three args ria t rooms; elec . le ity furnished; Dosreraion 8 s ept. 1; By man and wife: 7 . central yard, only $f a fails open a e ther su le 10 “ .~ oncern, gutomobile GARAGES AND STABLES Hox _¥-298. Post: Dispetch. | * Box 1-056, Poat- Dispa _ A & o, B. BULLOCK. | 690 and water Sidney 3g ‘c) for 2 months or longer. Forest 2021. (¢) ' ith janitor service. Box F-7. Post-| & 2d: nice 2 large rooms; cooking 4, 3 tion; will alter. See tenant on . |) or ry Olive 1914. —— a4 Fullerton 1 Bide. MIAMI, Yai7T.4 roomea, bath, ele trie, fur- ENRIGHT, SiSSA Fis e-room apartment, Disnat 3 “ ——. | Open. — — — —-- (ot BRICK, TARAGE—1180 Aubert — | Weat, “ee cone Helente ae. Ore .Y cash for bargain, nace, het and cold water furnished very reasonable FLAT OR « OTT*GE Wea T rent: about Maitinger, 400 Fullerton Bidg., 7th an re Re ADWAY “AND O'FAL S. 3. W DR. ——- ‘ ; oo f . . : 24 . ‘ Oo ren dol , aes (4) d As LLON, 8. W. COR. BRICK CiARAGE—-Water, ectric lieht A- ne — — 146, a omt- Dy MORRIBON 1010—-7 rooms and beth, hot FOREST PARK HL... 490%—5 and 4 room » Fooms, on business street: about Fept aes eas x i -Bullding 3 stores and basement: will rent sona bie. "219 Ruilivan ‘av. ° sent, — BTOR E—~—And two flate: modern: rent : - — ee eee ee. oe Ti _ and cold water. completely furnished apartments: choice . Box z 248 coat: Disnat: ait ok SINGLETON. 1424—2da floor. 3 fine roo firet floor separately: et -- | equity 82500: submit offer to D med , HOUSES, FLATS,E C NABHVILLE, 4422A—Only one left; Marker _Jocetic reasonahie rent ents? | FLAT OR "ed. Sor 64 $10: water and tollet; open. Peck EF ‘AS N ‘E! . N. W. CO GARAGE* Apoly, 441% Detmar. alae 217 Tithe Guaranty Bidg. - | ‘. od: mave Siguo _y °) with 20 rooms abvuve; will rent ‘sep- PRIC K _GARAC [= 2060 Sidney wT. a4 ne oe ry Sottaan w Forest Park: 4 rooms, gas, elec- FURNI- SIT te APARTMENT Modern. new) r Nn r en nt : 210 W ninw rieht Bide ; ' . : Bi : FLA wt j eh ” ; r ——m em near . x , ua att aod a a —sK ' T td Will exchan ae _ T ee : AGE Wita.- “Have tric; perfect condition; only $10 f' irnished » room sieenine rorch: Brunse- | ve 2 ae VISTA. 272% Nice two-room flat. gas. let, ei. , | GARAGE- For srnall _Car. 4527 Adelaide av. ) cottage and give some cash for mot Bacon 4e ane Bay 2 minimum 800, OTTO | TIETIENR, Room 407, T22 Chestnut wiek months Cabany 2201M. — fey a" td entist desires a flat in Koo: hath. re ; AV., 1000 N.—Stores, offices, 96 GARAGE— -For rent; 4 4666 ‘Labadie | and 5. GAak Lenox TOOom modern cotta , CE “ o* . — _——— oemmey watered “ A. Wiak aiz a GE. aTA4A 4 large rooms, bath and FURNISHED FLAT 5 rooms: rent cheap. m for ar office: preverably abe Ww SHING TON, 3114—12 rooms, bath, fur ‘ AND GRATIOT-—Terminal | —~ | FARM Wt4 —Cottage and éroom ; Pilar wi — © eee mi is tie “" fine locality: furniture for sale. Box F-| 8 4rug store. Dr. &. Kinnel, 4248 Olive of Sha an a Mingourt Pacific aracks. aaa round; | GARAGE ~ 2907 Eads al : | tmeome, in North et Louie: wilt tem 3 ; Ser a» “té.- o-@ room "DWELLINGS FOR RENT PARK, or Rear building, & rooms and _'"4 __VPost-Dirnatch na neren of timber tand SUALOW Wid—tTo ow te "momen |” “madern conveniences, call within ; aren. fc) FLA wf Wi Modern, 5 of 6 rooma. in n 1407 N. Sth st.; 3 rooms, Ist floor, $i2. Ty WwW NT( yw N Loe ATIONS \ GARAGE 2620 Tennessee av., rear. room | _ 1221_N. 11th et., St. Lowle 4 =~ ne leh borhan T—4 roome and bath. Call poimar PARK. yoo Rear bullding: . a rooms. gas ‘and | OF A Ee. S8715-—3-reom furnished apartments: neighborhood nrefergbly South &§ i e 1 N, @t) at.. 5 roomea, 2 if floor. £15. fc" : 7 for 2 care Cal) Lindell #24 4 4290 & ive F ARM ; mae ) ’ rent: & roomae; hot-water Feat, Ris. _newly decorated : 89 _per oot: oT IVE. 44641-—-Apartment 207: 2-room eff-| oust Grand 3840W — ~~ if Montrose. rooms. 81: heart of town. . — aaa Map! Cease steer; Mgnt: and weter te noe - ine take ~ ne ; phone roreet_| PARK. 1911A-—-¢ light. outside rooms, toilet. clency apartment: bath ‘and electric fur AT W ed Middle-a couple “no children S Second 8 rooms | & JOHN B. KRIEGER R. CO., . PTT eee. , wt ntin oh na@on _— ~7- “7 water and gas; newly decorated; $10 per ion . j ' roo , ny. + _ 2 - Main 47%). 11 Internatio nal Life Bidg. _ GARAGE ‘For rent; part: water ana 9) anscatteus = sacl ee e; 6- Mint =) month. nished: _ possession Sent. 1 ‘c) ' 4 pow | , } Sept yal) | ene & ; te le % K * ahth » & Fag meson ‘ — ** . ; v il. DI NGS . T¢ L, ET — tric lights, 3642 iA Lafayette tran j °F Fah IM pe * EID PRE PERT y Wra Te » P - -—— —_ te ° r ené ire rec fate termna wetore 4, " ot Riya roornis “e*e . . ~ ~ “te , f . ; x , ee bath lot ; new RCUTGER, &- Nice d-room flat, gas fixtures, OLIV e. 8707—Ideal furnished anartment for , Rox B-iW Prat-Dianatch 2 la Salle «t. 2 rooms peeves ; B ) | GARAGE--One for rent; also portable one change, two jots, clear, near McCall =. ies ce : for two faintlivs, 610: open for inspection hovursekeening: + rooma, porch, bath, hot ~- - . a —— -- +S. Fifteenth et.. 8 roome Nisa ? Large or small bi ~~ ye with or without for sale. 45764 Laclede av. a for small piece of improved p | ion _O . P Hox © 127. Poat-Dierateh E Wia.- Have cas Raitinger, 400 Fullerton Ridg., 7 7th and Pine water. phone. gas. electric included: 665) FLAT Wea. Modern lower 5-room ty n Sor uc ‘e Bt. ” rooms sis ieee switches: lease or sal nail GARAGE__For rent; holda 30 r a) Be tt P ' - JOHN B. KRIEGER R. CO ——— 10 machines. 212) TF willing to trae fe lot in Kdgewe Le fat in Tower G ee ee ee = eee ee ~ CENTRAL —=——- wonth. or wil j | rent bv Ww eek. ! law rand and Kier ay ‘ a rooms . BOUTH SIDE FLAT 5 roome. ~Feception bald, | month. of — oan —- om em thn A ‘f . 2 , EES ' ie ; ’ d. ma bath $25 poe. gas and ee ert } —~ ptures | By P ERSHING n3216—~ Pen ished S.rc0m eff OY Py st vr Oct. 15 irand 418R — a KEANE ry ; KANKKE, 1008 Chestnut Nin om 0 611 oo p e men GARAGE- See cent: new: single oe daa ae ee bond . = late meee , aie We = rooms, bath, $25. etase Turniture; Seautiful neianuornooe: >} _elency from A & to 0. Mr. Smith, =~ : : — Stree usiness operty 2900 bi st elmar T4421, tx roe ring car: tet Of. Beee) Se td. —-« oF ibndlahn Jn hh B.C >, $t6% | retereiices. O700 Vermont av.. 1 bDiock weat w weeny nian rem 210 Rlerling RR A’ te 3 rooms, bath furnace ' |. SUBURBAN PROPERTY WA NTED nth , tr t ISILeSs r pe r . of 41 4 at. Lou ee Dy amar $421, , ( tive 8161 Monda. arte for Nathan, . North or Weet Si Bellefontaine ear. . ; _ =e = in ever! respect nort? or south ph pangs Pr = ‘ poem Sulcong: uss ol GARAG c + ne ay aed aranitot! . SLA’ Ts Wd llave dan Ay apartment, S Rice place. Rox . Rix a | Saari. 1014 # 5 rooms ‘and hail room. ROOMA Priv ate fam tiv 7" wning their home noat y! té EE J Lahr. 1° rine ew tt ’ he ol rent; ane vith electric a JOHN — ay ; not over 8% , Tth at. TWELFTH, 115A 8.4 large, Lett rooms. Tenn ee oh eee te ate Oe ee GOR- | PLAT Dy mother and grown daurh Post-Dieparch. ' : ee = > 7 ight and water. ih) Gilson mi, ABBOTT 15 } s detain. __ Box O-l ma, | bo put in good condition. Cail « abeny 2 ving pooua, Soe raliieiees Tana Bynes | ‘rT: 3 rooms, bath amt electric; South Side HOUSES-—-For sale. nezgt to nature county 11TH AND LUC AS AV. GARAQE—For rent: room for 2 cars, 2222 FOR EXC H ANGE. Will exchange eulel ; h: _ic 7) | mee, Phone Forest Tan . oe ferred beat of references. tox A-1m homes See me for ppointment. le BB. beat le Oo; Ta ator igh SE ala vacant, Thal. for other property. 7 Sots i, peas reome bath. “electric, — - a ———- - - Post-Dispatch fe? Dudley m_Times Ride . ’ . a n rr an 2 des. e!} tert elet ator, ‘j AR, VE Ee S.. Two brick: sutftable for any our. | RO aad ean reer ha Th iiee or acting water: $25 Aonly on? | Vie tor. (e) Ww ASHINGTON BL... 5080-—Neatly furnished FL A'T Wtd Family of 5 wante 5 or 4 room FIORE Wed fo rent , , ome Te os INil Ceaennectieut et | 7) of vs us Box B.2% Poet. Diep atch west . 2 “nium = anartment "© reome a a EES ! io or house with rarage. by Sept room house In w ebate } . : (;ARAGE—-For fent Z1i2 Harrie a‘ fine. HUNGALA Ww +For saie or exchange, Pe ree 68 awe WASHINGTON RI enon. a4 floor. : p>, saa Di wed ae | OrFr South Side liox K-34. ry Hex mil: P; W ebater (jr ves > + r MIT. LER R ; ft A’ erdAition Si per month , rick: 4 conveniences; garage; > ~, = . . ° mitch (oc) — P >» 7 wee — 7 a 7 ey -— ' room flat; north or west. mi on0—4 . pletely furnished 6-room mrtment, 2 or . —_-—- hei sE& W J Desirable S « / Freom = VJihy 2. (i AKHAGE—For rent large suitable for a! Phy re (yt cam peat: Tr woier: sant possibly 8 months; no children gvusiness FLAT Wtd.—4 % rooms, located near with garage in St. Louis County . L OF T —Lar ge, 2d floor ; . ¥ : . Pé " °1 : pri - rT? o 7 Mia, he 1354 woes yp -room corner flat. steam M Iver h ‘omp etely fur. re ’ location. description, rent and sa for light manufacturing. (‘all aio maaumet Water, ight ané bent io a a ceountty acreage: pay difference, 3 : wilt buy “tule Cabany 887 . + ode 1b a » nice t-room flat or apartment in RESIDEN Ye E “ td lo rent or lease; Oo ofr 2601 U aSS. rt vw —— - yeaa oe reny s- * er we new — I E AV ING THE CITY mad, between now and Rept A OG ) reeme residence and garage in county rRiY ATE GARKAUK Wtd Vicinny f mfevrs . room modern hrmeuvee Mix 1 tne AAS aI 4 if E. i 2 W iseonsin st... if] near car line best reference ph ne 4 nce) and .' aterman: phone Mr Mitchell Far per year. W eat Find on sity far } AK. -§ rooms, 24 ficor. | PI in feiss ; furnace heated LARK. S8--} reomn 2. foo peaple gas So rather than pack. crate and ehin mr A PE 4 pt ah ‘“ ; [wets Tirlemoar 124 Mi: it n u f; ic “t Ul ri ns vy Lo i { lor t 3a4 ial é cae Aett Fs +l oF teurinag car, ne juni, . eT) “7\ ‘n. KE CO. 816% water, convenient location; _reasonabie, | beautiful £2200 complete household furni. | HOUSE Wrd To lease or rent a house. RESIDENCE Wire {i to & reom residence ed . rar Tth and ¢ ‘arr at R-story cor missKlJi.. 2806 4inrage ewe ruems CORES oe cosy = m flat; fine ture, incleding plaver-piano ‘all practicall, bungalow or lower flat of @ reome: fam or near Kirkwood or Webster with 1 , : iding lencdidd liaht electric elews nhove: electri liaht ae. ” “water TRU CK FARM. Far én te or ‘ a & want , | new), eacrifice for 817%): five rooma | adulte Box F-38307. Poat. Dis : y all ° fee . ; zac ! Bd y auite, Hox F 0 patch. , or more «ground: will pay all cath: | te ean . $18.0) aquare feet; lot 50n 4% : ee aden — - Se Louis property, I2-acre tr ‘ reom house; will repair, -- porch; will sublease at a low " re full marticulars and cash price. Box | 100. will se! t a reasonable fieure. homeo te ote 7 ite hte A Gaenael me cated twe milee from Muskogee ~ AL EwraTE Wut n mantaxor 7m RK B, CO. 816% me of for rent. —- — (e387) | ont? Suilivan. Sd: Tad (1) | SUHtRBAN HOME Wtd.--To buy, will ¢) SOUTH — rT | an “ey | MARNE APARTMENT ROOMS Wt4.—Ry responsible party, § or 4. 5 player-piano as first paynzent 1) WR ~~~ WANTED BUSINESS PUAPOSES ©" ANGE My equity in ava o Pershing av.: 3 rooms. 4-room efficten-| fer Weert End x F.217, Poet. Diapateh WANT to rent or lease em ali pine ° on goad | tablished hardware store on one of the GARAGE Wt4.—Not tees than TS-machine | 830.000 prefer resiaence re; Seeet es es ind uel, ges and electric light; opposite For- apartment of five reoms or four roome« Rew PS Pret. Mr anatoh | near Cherek ue Inquire at H. W. Hewer- ticviare, Hox 0-4 lost-Dispateh APARTMENT wid ve » 1 ; tn } : = cree . ana STERLING APARTMENTS Eng preterren; young couple. best refer-| woot souls Coumy. Sal Wenster | Ants anes eee | ca ATION [re Guirabte fer restaurant. LACREAGE Wid--For trade. ) : : Wtad 3 upstairs and & down | 4 . be a ‘4 it : : Ak BL $813—Untypnished 5 __o8 10. if wanted. Phone De!- vard; for mother sed da down. , Post-Dispatch ‘ atin 2% eh _JOUN J. REARDON uit ¢ heatput «#t oan unieanmnaian far Howe ; naiph Hirech, 2004 Lindel! : ‘ae * i ash Po. TE PON mY . ston av. vy ~B. ~~ hot-wa heat atehed unfurnisoed rooms or flat: reasonable: ore- Myrtie av Wellston | CALIFORNIA. 8407—For rent: a fine cs. OOO rere eae renting §8000 year; subject mas A. ; deed of trust clear repens OvaNannas — Fiat, & lMa@ht rooms, ~~ bath, fad and completely furnished, includ- ROOMS Wtd ‘By couple without children: road inane St. Loute: am proepective buyer.' best transfer corners of Bouth St. Lowe: earactt(y, larger referred; give full par- Post Dispatch — 4 k; electric elevator. See attendant on and sleeping rch by October a mann. 49%" . oe 3-1 > Re FURNISHED F FLATS & APT's. wTD. Hileide mv.: & rooms. ail on one floor ce rent £5) oer month , ‘c)| light manufacturing. about 25.000 square! emall town close including electrialt eit | rw oO cround; $30 a month Take Fersu- | NINT = “AND RtTGER ico rrver) Fine loca- | feet uee heavy machinery, “ead fioer’ hone, New Piaae Hote! ™t gery <{ ard APARTMENT Wree Rr man and wife tm | wm <S a ee re ee i tion for «erocer and mari Bium., O68 preferret: state rental end particulars in fone. To «1 omc ham up: | elevator. central west portion of cits Box F.128, COTITAOCB For rent or for saie: 6 rooms;| Gernér, F hone Marshal oes reply._ Mom SP tie. Feet: iene sch s fe ch apartment. eae Ot Post -Dienatch ~ i T36 Woodland _Mapiewood. PARK. 1900 Southweat corner store and @ STORE Wed, 10,608 to . #9 e. 2 7 h and pare la om hot-water ; hi thse tenager on a promt stat ai e} A had ] tien f 4 reain 1 candy store lin & ~orner ferred; give fulj \ JO McMENAM ; -water = j o apartment, ate price @n eaten. Mox water, ectrie fixtures shades. i loca or jce € anc ¢ 5 : m aY. ¢ e iu wu: 6. rf Pet "g0d Chestnut iw’ F 1563 W. T3827 : reduced. | lars. Box 0-365 )Pust-Dis, 7 a fonda enil ; | A ‘i Titevs Af a) ee ‘ a ; : ’ MONTHLY OR ON LEASE. arr my r ¥ preners v mii . -n mn eats ‘i be NGALOW For rent. Wehbe: er Grox es. 501 @ ee = aye complete fixtures, in< ludir a hikoM Wid Te lonae — a ot oy Far Serie ein. ome 3 APARTMENT Wid Four | “foom offic jeacy FLAT New. 5 rooms bath. het and cold | roome: will paint end decortte: eplen ts | space for retall furntt ore. ag - a. sible Hs roevement fv * 304, Post-Disvatch. } Benton gamon wealth, (c) rent f a

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— . 2 et et ee ERR te sweet un de — AUGUST 8, i919. &S 1400 REAL ES TATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale today. $B ene —_— — _iwage-dieenasinemenena — —_——_— = — ow _—— Oe ee ee — ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANTED CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR REALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY TY REAL ESTATE FOR } SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OPO al hele OPPO PPO LOLOL OLA A Pall ds fle i st, ON lll lalallala ial a LP ewer ALLL Liat PPB OL Oe Oe Yo . ; . ~~ | iia ON ll eee Ol ll lll al al zRS’ COLUMN Wid.—Vor exchange. lot om 8t.| COTTAGE Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms; must be| MISCELLANEOUS. | NORTH nS | SRA MISCELLANEOUS | es , oe OF — | modern and improvements made: on South lta ae i wens PPL LPP PP 4ve full pest-Iepatch. in first lette ta} | _Bioe. Sidney 2172K - (c) VACANT—Good: suitable for smal! home | P ALM OT Vv ACANT BUILD YOUR OWN TEMP ORARY HOUSE i — or yo e; i HOUSE Wid. —To buy good 6 or 7 room’! or flat. Box P-511, Pot-Dispatem | SR Bsk WIS mm VY SAN SR |} On lot 200x120; for quick sale, price $5 per | 4 tions 2. Miesour! farm “with. mproved| house; modern; in good locality; please | LOT—VFor sale; in Hi-P ‘ointe. less than A improvements made: 50 feet: north foot, take Kirkwood-Ferguson car to Holl- | pore inarrtione, . i and i a ee ee | _&ive particuiars,” _iox U-164, Post-Dis, market price: within r 3 Se Ey ju st east of Grand: for single wood station. pveik| three! blocks n north. : ' e *) UU Stoke ‘td. —BSo an le fle ill assume. SAS EN .. $18 Coestnut. Ss. ESTIMATES, ETS. td. Wither dee Dis. . | on must. ag eee pe Mag x. tor qe © sale: 1516 N. ibth st.; subject Main 117. Mr" RP HY. 123 Chestnut st. fc) | BUNGALOW~—For sale, 6 —g —_——Nee ewe —_ oom oune | . a ‘ Pe “if N. ath set.; ec v ~ : / artictically decorated: al - a building 10 smalt a |, . te eee eee: ME be ew t . patch niteieccaneel ay sx” Post-Diers cheap; make offer. Box a" BE! ST NORTHW ES T | ments; price $40: chsh. Siseo, “eeees | ° y Mioright. 1200 Basten : ee enn * prefer location | PROPERTY W td. —* "Old, rae | — - Dispatch. ~- aaiieienttealelincintstiiina tl innate Lots 530x250 deep near new Pullman shops easy terms. 8719 Florissant av., 2 blocks J * est of King’s highway. Answer, stating erty, that needs repair will a -" frop-| Lor—For sale, in Valhalla Cemetery: best and General Motor Works; water, sewers. _west of Goodfellow, ic?) CA l \ l i\ Irro Wt) 8: uy for spot; location: will sell reasonable. 3556 West gas, shade wb ; price $15 per foot up: sold STORE—For sale, cor. Th *harbonnier oat moan INgs Im size of lot, price and all particu- sh ‘ > pe cash; must be a re ba , " NG MATERIALS . x Y-3 : st- Dispatc ch. particulare. Hox w G05. Post-Dia,_ went sult } eS Ee SP A re on easy mon hiv payments, Open St unday. | Iri Shell road, St. Louls C ounty, 4 acres Suc HING PROPERTY- ‘For sale: acioin- OLIVER- C *-RUTC HE R REALTY CoO., choice ground, with store, rooms and al! FIAIE Wtd.—To exchange, farm, | Fi. . tc) : AT Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms, s le ~ 10,000, olst,_ pes wood, 5 miles from De Soto, Mo., on : gle, any BX ing Wabash Railroad, bet n Grand and __ 5136 W est_Florissant _| improvements: a bargain: $3000. moved. . ists. art wove » rock road; good 6-room house, ewe | Relehbor hood: ‘must be reasons bie for chan Theresa avs. " Address, pws Hahn. 6806 $$$ —__ —__-——— JOHN McMENAMY iS é kK. BE. CO. ; jotmta, cota imma, two 9 chicken "houses two acres or- | _Post-Dispatch, ‘ sees ne ae LF SENS eae ee THIS Is ‘THE LAST MONTH | 308 N. Grand av. _ _ #te. Redmond, 10,000 A. napa rry plants, farm tools COTIAGE W a | CLA For sale, fine corner lot, frontage 40 TO BUY IN HOUSE—For sale; nice 5-room brick: water ne. m Hox "i 481, P. : Lied or A gee gy 5 seams ‘estan — fiat ‘wish to buy a pnd ‘Ory Florissant and Vera avs.; convenient | | | gas and electric Hight; lot 100x150; 2 biocks — a erty. W c) © Size | , ’ s bie. | fro ‘ line am c : ———— — -| im South St. Louis: will pay all cash. Box | to new manufacturing plants; reasonab Wilson Hel gts | anal y nee senopl; urioe $2500 ; $400 y/ Jie line, minimum 8 tAres eo, 30,000 street paving _-. : be only , ner nthe J ov sale “or r exchang: e, - acres No- | ©-804, Poat- Dispatch. : Groas, 5858 Patton. — —- ‘Hos. McCRADY, ni ' nty, Ok.; midst Osage oll district; Et ——_ 1_Rusoail._ \,_Bidney r wk 4 lot 4 Burkburnett | Ci your property — us today ; we wil! SOUTH oe 8 ___ 207 Pendleton _av., _Brentwood. _ wuddinglaree ‘pla x cat ake aeoae, ai] “pcucHAny na I a ale oe deta a EN aoe BEFORE PRICES GO UP HOG RANCH—For sale; 10 acres: on auto road; 1 blow k from railroad station and : ‘tow 4 etudding,large plate i Ow; want city property, good CHUCHART REALTY Co. LOT—For sale. Lou ' | } , ughborough between Korn wa , Awe mah ‘e10 ar hon r-SS, Poat- -Dispate! | Ciagt man—chicken houses, large b are moa 1 foot. Box 40%, Route 2, Ciayton, Mo.; SCE! LANEOUS ie Haatuder daar toe i rshi an P ania - 4 | of 5 and 6 rooms, or doulMe, 3 roo.ns: m j per foot. Box Wy, : MISC! ~ - for three head. fine past . ve : ~ nnsy meripiion: large. es ay . a AGENCY, Grav ois av. ; . peseeee: goo location: sauliee to deal | ¥. ydown a2. a ———— = A 170 eT 7 a r, i h ‘ Asht os * _ of al l edinhadhen it Ena at mit a —— ae See our representative at Pe hing d e lv with owners. lox - ‘144, Post. Dispatch. LOT—For sale; at a barks tin; 250x170 ft.; IEA acre home site: Snoy Ppi., , sewer made: convenient location: price $7500 ‘4 ) i 7500. | (University car) today. He will give you prices and show a : ent and price right. An. ed eo ga -gh ser © ————— on & Broadway; an elegant location for (“our on H b Kuhim an, 1122 Ss. -th. WERSTER CQ ROVE S TRIS CO... Agent. r* 1240 N. J sttersen. a Bee CORNER—To exchange: leased , Wh have buyers tor cottages, bungalows mee An | lard gasoline ani ol) station. also | and flats on the South Sid manufacturing purposes ; nm county. #LPIY | LOT—For sale. very desirable lot. 100x180,| Fos ' : f Side. If vou wish : ‘ 4 ) esirat ; 1OUSE—For sale 7 acre; 5-room modern e—e@ ry Vi TERT AF wi & r u by two-mory brick Karage. at 712 _to sell, list your property with | WM. RODIER & ©O.._ 25h" to on. St. Charles rd._ 42 Cuppies pl. __—s | ‘- brick; garage and chicken house; all kind: $m Mi ou lots for sal ve one of them a self-e ident bargain. fashington and 10-story " i ana a 4-family tenement bullding KORTE -RUST REALTY Co.. 816 Chestnut. és LOTS FOR SALE. Z Hult SkE—For sale: 2-room: lot JS2xt5: loca- of fruits and shrubbery; on auto road: 3 , . : ice low for ulck Fy 5. Seventh st.; all leased jG) sis Wd. —io ren ‘buy ho |. $25 cash and $5 per month will buy ov- _tion. Pine Lawn. Call Delmar 4079L. (¢) | blocks from school and car line; price $3800; s * ' ey vet: rr a at gy (AO per year: ne r t or us house that is f t lot j Be ilevard Heights Take ( hero- - - ‘ . ‘ y cob Schaefer Wrecking | rente rty; atreets and alleys maser t mupeceed to he haunted in Missour! or kee ar to Rosa av. and waik two blocks mb NCR For sale. in Ni rmandy; lot atve none Ow ges ai: sia Pe a . : -. aston, Ewant fo exchanke Your property, widress | James Macros © 2: Koons. Hox & St. ease {or mubaivinion. Seo “dixi34. Mrs. K, Richarz, Normandy, Mo, | Eive tmediate posserion. Oe hn Mie : MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO., Agt ROOFING Grove ‘3, ° Fick Ss office, 3114 Ss, Grand. =... Wu.” ER Org —-—e ~ -- - - — JOSE 2PH W INNE WSK, S11 722 Che fnut st, | "| 7 AGk ror ' ‘gale. + reo ns: lot. “60x13 > OM | 207 Pendleton BY... pres. } St. Louis Co. ' ; r mes s °°, . — ictor -.. Branch of HOME Wtd.—-To buy onan home, Richmond | ~~" "WA GaN’ ON RAIL ROAD 444) Qakwood av., Pine Lawn, Mo. | BUNG _- ale, - =f pity ¢ Tee * . ee ae ayment down; ; 7 O- | + Yr ins ae ; "| or sale, desirable lot o adc ») .\C“eption hall, thie bath, hardwood Oors, Oa — W » own; at once Barnes, 1474 Ho jon the Iron Mountain Rall ay bet ween Chip wU niversity City; price low; cash Or trade finish downstairs. fruit trees, shrubs; brick ; wa N, . Cor. FOURTH and PINE Sta. | NG Co. a mar 2608 Ka: 780) . : , r “. : Sgn COTTAGE pomen - - |pewa and Morganford: sewers. in the proper- Roy K.2¢ Post-Dispatch. , fc) garage: ho-wate heat: large lot: see owner. extra beavy w 4008 «Claxton; 5 rooms, reception § hall, | BU NGALOW —W Wtd.—Wiil pay cash for 5- tv; owner warts $8500, and wants us to get Jackson st.. Vinita Park. Emerick (90) per om heat. : - * _ ct gravel, ; : — a) rofl: $1.75 valve, 81, bat.) modern; 650x125 feet: will room bungalow in good location; drop me your best offer A big snap for manufac- HOUSE—For sale; 7419 Etzel; 6 rooms, RIN == | bing, #26 N. 10th sat. flat. See owner in; & Card giving full particulars, A. Williams, turing or factory purposes. Get the details tric is, gwarage, fruit, grapes; City n , GALOV For sale —, 5-room, modern FiNG—VFor sale, as low an aoe . DITTMEIER R, E. | 4274 Harris. — a a i 7 fre its o M: arket cars bargain. _ bungalow ; bat, Gn Se blow ks from car oll. each roll ‘guaranteed: any ' ‘ eee eS a ae Wtd.— To “buy: 6 or 7 room bungalow ' } ‘OEC K REALTY _ CoO., 813 Chestnut st. i For sale; in Ferguson; 100x150; 3-room em nbrice wi T 3. Mec RAY. ~ . . effect: two-story: betwee Compt | garg . y house, grape arbor and fruit trees: % bio ki « _ > ao 4 - We firét and save money om th Slabema Black Lands m Gompton and)“ Buy Now While It’s Cheap ee reer eee en ra tnt Prater eX | 207 Pendleton av.. Brentwood. St. Louls Co. Vandeventer and Lafayette and Utah place; | eepetios. Anton Beffa fo | —_ =. - = ——- | FIOUSES—For oo one %-room and | r wale or exch oO _must be nearly new. Hox Y-410, Post-Dis. | 14x125: east side of‘ Idaho: fine for : , Por ' 4 Or 2 =a re ne o-room and one 6 “0 to 5000 acres ange f 5 a as. | lat 6114x125 t ‘ BUNGALOW—I sa! > rooms, acres:; room house, with large lot. shade and ; ves re) t $ > i se . . its or business income property NOTIC E—I wi)jl pay spot c ash for fiat. resi- | bungalows or cottag : gstre made; pr ic fine orchard: located on W oodson rd ., Soutn fruit trees: vrarace, electric: these places can r : t ) ) ck} ‘ piv oD ‘ aay ( KY Roofs With Rock- " i POO Linden, Ala. a a Sh of Lackland. Apply 1919 Union, Monday. ic)! pe hag at a bargain if sold this month: decne, cottage. if cheap: quick answer | $25 eter ae 'SAUM, 625 Chestnut at. fiber ~— | 817-31 Title Guaranty Bldg., 706 Chestnut. _ / ' REAL ESTATE | WANTED | LAND. Wt.— -To buy 2 ‘acres 6 ground: no im - | | i = —— St B BAN HOMES—For sale; all. sizes: party leaving city: St. Charles car to VAC ANT re ROU ND | rice: BOLTON, The Land Man,' Thomas Station, 1 block east and 1 south. - - ee v C. Wilman, owner GRAVOIS AV. NEAR SPRING, -~—— = —— ——$——$ | ‘ims > —eepeny A splendid location for your new flat or’) HOt s>K—tor sale, 4 rooms and bath, modern; HOUSE—For sale; one of the best located business building. We will finance the build \% acre ground: good business property ; and prettiest homes in St. Louts County; nt = | ~ Call and see us Monday. Open until SO) Manch “ster Belle E. Underwood. -« acres, covered with nice shade trees and We ship to ‘anv poin for tia’, cottage or residence bar- RESIDENCE Wtd.—To buy 7 or 8 room lo HOUSE--For sale 7, rooms, reception hall. arunieare: nice garage and outbuildings; lock, 206) Fullerton Bidg. | modern residence or 5 and 7 rom flat in | KEL- FEYDT- ERICKSON RI TY. co : bh bog - es es 30. foo wy “ame ah ade: $S00 new s-room modern brick: hot-water heat: AL L UMBER CO., SIDENCE Wtd.—-Modern: 7 rooms; mus good neighbofhood; price reasonable. 2832 | oS. Broadway. Gravois & M: weanford rd. anand te Mt handle. 229 Guburben av. hardwood floors: on fine auto road; 2 blocks » x ble _for _cash, Rox 0-163, P.-D. _Gambie st. ed Pe ee r 175. Riverside {4., —- — : —— from car line; price $28,000 > CA BT., 2820 LUCAS AV. (8) - wands | wn in aoa |6TL AT W (4.—6-6 or 6-6 rooms. modern: ‘ Om) _ laciede ™, FARM-—-For sale, 8-acre tract, 4% miles from THOS. i. ( RADY. o~ ) = bs ’ . annus ars ad > ™ . mae t . ‘ ‘ ‘ ” > t) ‘ ( t >. IDGAR. 8. AER, 722 Wid.—‘irele or double; for invest- | North University City for equity in | } : a ep out t, Box L-459, Post-Dispatch. (cy 4. 5 or 6 room flat; practically new, with,| to close an estate; priced $4500. _Sioets, Av.: con ne out today: - atigetiat - near Warson rd.; price $5500. Die \id.—Double or single; pay all cash sood yard; state location and price ia a | BBRCANTH. E TRUST CO., Agt. RE SIDENC E- -For sale sub + an modern; ___ STEVENS BROS _ 806 Chestnut st. ; etter. Box A-218, Post-Dispatch, + rooms. . Blument hal. ausy Switzer &v., tor genuine b bargain. Box W-45, P.-D fe Fi. AT Wa. a and ' 3 roome: wilt say @ —- 8th & Locust Sts. Jennings, St. Louis County. N 4-ROOM: HOU SE. $1800 = | —— vr — BSR. ~ oer -_ Near school, rock road, stores, etc.: take UITAGE Sa ‘brick or ‘D. teh cash, give $2 Oo equity in good store and = Te == =, ——— — . —— — - ~ — LANL -F o r sale; a cores, ne1Fr Kirkw ud, con Creve Coeur car ta Woodson rd., walk south . Box W-485, P.- | flat building one Easton av. near Tayior | | Manchester car ine: vargaic. terns. S-/to Presbyterian Church: see first house west ° \T Witd.—4 and 4 root ne OF larger; pay (rented), and assume balance. Box K-125, | - -H. Morton Jr., Pitle Guaran;y Bide et? | of church, John RB. Norris, owner, ae » . og ial r TT a ee down. Rox W-472, Post-Dis. "_ (c) | Post-Dispatch. ee Sa 6 ele O' FARM—For lease, little farm, 5 acres land KENWOOD BUNGALOWS | , Wid. —Singie. South Side: pay cash : : bu NGAI Jw Witd.- oi ‘Four or db . rooms. in good i 4-room house: also liv estock for sale. te Three choice bung alow s, on best atreet oom or 6 and 6 room, Box O- neighborhood; West End or subdivision, | S. Broadway, 1% blocks west; concrete! in Kenwood: real bargains; must be sold ' ho use ~~ i it once > or particul | a fspatch. near car or Webster near railroad; can pat Us wed. —7 or & room: South Side; pre-| $1000 cash and up to $60 per month, includ- . «= e heat: will pay one-half cash. mG ere dy must be bargain. Call Lindell lot west of Hanley rd., on Lynn av., OLIVE “STRE ET. ROAD 4 Post-Dispatch. _ ee “p OFS after J p.m. feet by 165; make an offer. Phone Lindeil| por gale, 71% acres on Olive Street rock Wtd.—To b - 9 room: west: WE have cash buyers for ali kinds of new | || HAW {C! | road: old house; fine maple grove: good uy / : ; or old property in South St. Louis;-if you | | . Baws “ , in 21-3 acres , geese - poset ' oe mw ape ig full. particulars. Box have an reperty you want to dis ose of ‘ | LAND—For aale, mv equity In 1-3 acres | springs: county Water and electric NMghts Post-Dis list it — Mg + > sale ne. chamee: vt on in county for onlv $200: must assume $275 in front of property: price $18,000. eparch ate ad us, “ ’ ud yous || Box 13. Florissant. Mo. Phone Ferguson STEVENS BROS., 806 Chestnut st. 11) —— — es L.Ol—For sale. in Meridian Heights, first | BARNGROV E & SP EC HT. 2 Tth st. os aE home or single flat: | price is right we sell it quick. sis : _ SV CN oes to Jon. B. Oliver, 410 De DOERFL, INGER REALTY Co., a ——_——____ —___-_—-— | RIGHT ON CAR LINE viere Jefferson and Gravols avs. . RESIDENCE—For sale: 6-room brick; re- 6-room house, $2900: large lot: take Creve = cention hall, bath, attic, large lot; all con Coeur car to Walter av.. see 3d house west HS NOTICE—To_ property owners: I want as! | indians * Seite!” mmaeenes o* . Ae aiedied 6 See oe oe -— ot, AGB wie. —o gon y Da - mage many small residences of 5, 6. 7 or 8 rooms | ve a arene my “Post-Dispatch. agents; qn pout meee of street. Ask for Mr..Wood- STATE FOR EXCHANGE °, Rye | um Caen price, ox *-!| as I can get: must be a bargain, in a good, ——- ————- a9 af. S$ —— } ) a Be clean neighborhood, and in fair condition; || LOT—For sale; F dgewood Park; lot COX155 _5-ACRE FARM ; RR room flat. trad for farm: ENCE Wtd.—7 or 8 rooms, any part ey make quick cash sale for vou. Now is within walking distance from Pullman For sale. 5 acres on Elmwood av.. just aa rs Hiox F.- b. £ the city: mail full particulars, Lox W- he time to fell: take advantage of | shop’ ™ block from car line; at a bargain. north of Olive Street rd.: good 8-room : : 212 W BAK, Bids. Box B-119 Post- ‘Dispatch, dame house: barn, shes, elk and cistern; z ly. exchange Tort or Hast St. Post-Dispatch. ic) | FERD A. BENEK E. | : » TTT", tud— once, “te 4000 or dune) | : few inut ‘oO let. at —For sale: 6 rooms. basemeast, ail some fruit; price $5000 x” PF. ane Wid.-—At IT will only take you a few minutes to let modern or sale; 6 mr garage, chicken) | STE v EN iS BROS.. 806 Chestnut st. ——— _— —= : SS ee > ir three-t alot __D.. 5201 Delmar, c) and the price: we will make the sale quick- house: nice lot; 2 bloc ks south of St. Charles : caine staat eal alee rd. on Lackland, See Motten. (1) —_— r core or. 4 me JBINESS ae Tat Witd.—Up to 3 , i on the City Limits li The last of the West End. E lot in Hill . —Four-family, 8 or 4 roome; wiil jNIVERSITY CITY BUNG 2ALOW | WTD. _ Eis MORE CAV B_& CO.. 501 Chestnut st._ BUNGALOW—For sale: 6 rooms, with bath. Tuxedo Park Bungalow n the Ully Limits ine, € last 0 e West ond. very 10t In fillerest must ry yw Wia—To exchange §900 p- oer het ‘¥ are een and ae # or 6 — home wanted: | 7 toe bed =i North en wy tine — furnace; all conveniences: farene for, two} On Clark av uses io Park: 5, rooms, re b ; t: , ng io KXiei, price 5S. Steele. machines; lot 00x 165. S16 urd ception hall and bath, gas. electric light; lot } , , Rniadl , : must be modern : price Bo 1025 Leona. *) > , Don’t wait any longer—come out today and get your lot. Last call at the old BROTT, 15 N. Seventh st. aT Wi —To buy in Bhaw tract, a moJ- , ats. B — Easton. ic) tric line: stable. _ HUGH H, STEWART, 1002 Chestnut ¢1. _ or exchange. S-room i: state price in your an- FO hag + Wh cidnestgppey! Benge LOTS—For eale, two adjoining, 6 ft.; south trees. JAS. D. © ‘LARKSON Kirkwood, Mo. | BUNGALOW —For salle. lot -69x137; al! ++ Sees - field, Mo. —— need RK, Post-Dispatch. DE MARTINI-ZEREGA AGHNCY Oo.,, side of Lindell, west of Pennsylvania. | COTTAGE—For cale: lot 25x1l0: 4 rooms, fenced; large chicken shed, earage, stabie: ~ 196, Post Dist c | wta.— y or good 4 o f 221 Title Guaranty Bldg. George E. Lioyd, 6147 Delmar bl. ic) reception hall, bath, elect ric. gas: 3 ., — bmg Rd car line; Oc fare to | | ; : - , formation, ! : 5, Ww r, te 3998 describe. ful fully and state | Rent collection our specialty. =) | For sale; two adjoining, 50 ft.; Minerva av.’ vs . . foundation: trees, shrubs, flowers: price ‘180 Post- D ; toh. PROPERTY ow NERS. "ATTENTION | ) south side of Lindell, west of Pennsy}l- = — —_—_—_—_ ' $19%0: cash. $450, balance $2n per magnth, in- Are you ready to sell? so, see Us, AS vania. George E. Lioyd, 6147 Deimar.ic) COTTAGE—For sale, acre of ground with 3- cluding all principal and interest. 8719 Flor. | Wté.—To le or double: must : —————oooOoore* en 7 : 4 other bulildimgs: 88 fruit ; - buy, single we have a few genuine hk bu _ for LOT—-For sale; beautiful: 50x190: cheap: | Pann cottar’ hn ‘other ideal for poultry | #sant av.. 2 bios “ks west of Goodfellow. (c7) abe y cash; state price, etc. and bungalows. uick and | Aaa iapatch. * Stbutiey results. We. also Keve an effi- in Maryland Terrace. Apply 3314 8 and gardening; convenient to town; sacrifice | SUBURBAN HOME il w To all ‘elent rental department. Let us show you | Grand. | for Guick sale. Box F-2%01, Post- Dispatch. 7 Four-room bungalow and bath, cement oO a tent equity om goes see our proposition on collections. Main 1106, LOTS—For sale; vacant lots in Hillcrest, | LAND—For sale, %. 1. 2. 3 and & acre| b#sement, light, weer. Pa ae aes smcome, Central 6849. | Hi-Pointe, Ames pl., North Parkview.| tracts, near Carsonville: also near car | Chicken house, tool shed; 1% acres; Ashby ||| —— SP KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. | etc. For plat and prices Main 1196 line; price $400 per acre and up; terms, | 508d and. Creve Coeur tracks. juste across KOTSREAN-ALTHE 722 Cheetnut st. | ep abe, , ™ | from Wildwood, beautiful home of the lat. == one-fourth cas L. Celia. Fruit and berries. Terms. Clay- > Wia—To buy nice cottage. ae y Vt ONS Revo | _tooma, bath, yin can make HOME WANTED LUT—For sale; 110 Fats Clemens, facing STEV ENS BROS. 806 Chestnut st. ton h3?J. Owner Ringen. hd ~~ 7 ener. Box O 1 P.-D. will pay cash for 5 or 7 room residence or T.imit choicest apartment lot in North BUN NG cA LOW- For sale: ” het -room modern: —— ae $$ —— nn oA’ td.—Bingle ; O'Fallon or Fairground | bungalow; price must be reasonable, in out-) poriview; will divide; bargain. Box F-207,|~ electri ras and bath, furnace: a dandy | BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 1 v dis j ‘skirts of city; large lot preferred; no objection |) joo iepateh , nee ig _ cine, & . suet wetee Gee tamed: é 4 NGAL | have all cash; give Seruanars. one deal with; — | Rouse: Dicen to car: price ‘$250 ‘ae eeton’ | 9 rooms, large living room, bath, hot-water | os pairs Pe Post-Di teh, to building needing re oo Mor i 25 Creve Coeur Lake car to “pe ; : 223: ESELER, zho7 Albion _pl_ ee a he 7 outs: a ‘bargain, | E Ack for WB __ Redmgnd. _ (c) | heat; all city conveniences; Schultz av., for- . Aas ak y ‘ a= «san . merlvy Sappington ra..| 3a house north of Big AT W hele, not over 4 and 4; =H BRS ; a. nn alow — ? er, 4G61I5A MeMilla St. Loui | venient to trains and electric cars. For fur- | 2" Ne WT AC . moaern, hot-water heated bung LOT—For sale, 200x165. n. w Forsyth ; ~ | S hase Gil Sack bor “Esaes Pacts au Uae aah tude: from’ foo) OT, PRLsele: Re ot near Rents Sher Inrmaligh “tna eumicson "© Ts | gmail Chicken, ary and Garden | for chickens and garden, Florissant and Queen Avenues, three {c) | $10,000, See us | church and just west of Washington U.: oe ouse fo 252 f enning: 'ANSTR ari, meita Chestnut st. “ COTTAGE—For sale: nice 4-room: water, ®-story frame, on 1% acres ra ground: lots | > WA beautiful high ground: low price to close a Oe By og Bm wy ag Yn at Renn Fe By Bing Be og Ry blocks east of Union Avenue. Bellefontaine or Union cars. itive eash buyer for 4 or | > C A vas and | S12 a a wide... Cottages W anted at Once : —fstate._Thone_ ~abany €21 iS. a! law: price $2000; we ach. Mt ance Sy per of shed reno sor Call Cet = or trade ' —— ee a a : 41‘. ae = ty ounds;: 4-roon , Y T a2 C Olive 2784. ¢ ill ay ash HI-POINTE LOT». rated; big bargain; cheap. ‘417 Devonshire, | Sago takes it: half-cash, balance to suit. KEN NWOOD SI RINGS ‘i $5 95 PER FOOT EAS ERMS Sie ware dwelling ° —_—-— — sinut. soe . On Skriker bi.. o Shre wabury Pposit«e PForest Park We oe Rox F-2418 Post- Dispatch, 02 Oakwood . frame 5 room brick or frame heve several choice lots for sale These HoU © v 10%, ; the O'Fallon and Puirgrouns Egy thn eRe = ge and City Limite lines, Creve Coeur, teke cac to Wheaton Station, With 6-room 3% AORES k residence. lo- | sTanitoid cellar, etc.: lot T5x150 convenient ) $10 CASH—$5 I ER MON TH we can dle. | elty ne; very cheap a0 dr ‘ :! r c . . - dmission @ rooms, ie South; | hes ny dont miss this opportu- | ynmediatety ; southeast corner Belleview and ask eer B._e mnt. = OE “ cated just north of St. Charles rock road, Ae ape A cars, For card of admis FLORISSANT, WEST OF GOODFELIOW other details. Box O-162. | No sale, no commis- | Wiae aveoues. Alo suitable for large instit- COTTAGE a a ne A By bicck oe | at “Home, Heights" plate has frame ge- _ Pr SOST. MILLER R. E. CO., 105 N. 9th at. Take Belle oataineg oar to North End of —— hesges St. Louls and . rage: good spring, fruit of a! nds; price . nings Direct to Grou i | . tution. Ma 1196. A tise Waa nme | sion. N R. BE. COo.. OTRRE : . echoo!l: liberal terms; Creve Coeur, take car | ‘ “to gne loan. - & —} DUTTON & KENLENTRING Tauis av. eS uPEN. SA Be! to Wheaton Station. Ask for W. B. | TOO TEVENS BROS.. 806 Cheetnut st. | Ou BU RB A N HOMES 14 SELECT YOUR LOT__WE WILL BUILD You 4 HOME! Bi Dame —— os iff RB t \A | con . | PRTITPRP UPAN WERSTER PARK | SALESMEN ON THE GROUN a ee Oe, Mouth ren Moor “tar nee 20s, good. laundry, farmnes, BEL LE ME A D A handsome 15-room modern residence; two i Office on Grounds— Florissant 68. 7 quick if sult | garage, henhouse, fruit and grapes: ideal for ONE-ACRE TRACTS, baths, hardwood floors; electric Ry + 5 | JANET REALTY CO., Rooms 6-8 , 721% yo St. coed chicken ratring: lot LOOX 1M must be seen! Wear new General Motors Works; two combination fixtures, garage, ae + 340-— tL i quick ; modern N T ST. ) @sj ence ites te he anrresta ted Call Benton 19°6W ‘c) blocks from car line: 8730 per acre and UP; shade trees, amruheery etc, = | or fiat. 4 619 CHEST U | OUSK_-For sale. Armin and Forest avs., $0 cash, %12 month ; _ open S:inday. 57368 a most com ameter th RUTLE poms, Box F-07 f,_Post-Dispateh— | wy sell your property quicker than, ht 14, 1 and 2 1] Glendale; modern 7-room house; beautiful, West Florirsant’ A. W. Oliver. Agt. ___ sot Jotenetionnl tite peiltiag. ‘SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROPER? Y¥ FOR SALE _¥ ; bungalows. OS | eRe agent’ in thle RRINKOP he inc net o., | 72: an Acres—a improve- | Rs lot: : seeeeye Rasy : 6 KE NWOOD ao =~ n -_-———— Se ee > Co : n m en ocation; price Five G-room hovwses athe urnaces: a — : i ' Me Jom a VOuive 08, 6 0,_Contra}_3,__Si0 “pets te re (WERSTER GROVES TRU ST CO.. | Blocks f and = aM tors new $3-000.000 — — hi } | MISERLLANEOUS Be om _— ae sell All ‘T . Nk. | blocks from yeneral otors new 9.3. a, S Vv Room can ) ’ ; ~s le: 5 rooms: lant; price $2700: only $250 cash, $25 peven - ANTIALLY BUIL bONGA w 47 any, boiwoR he Cand Nite Roland A. Bs@ Albert T. Terry & Co., Agents, | PUNGA OW Fer cian amen as bir tolth this toh rare chance! ect te" IM Semi Bungalow || EP nahaw it to you take Creve Congr | Swell Bangelew mt in or county. 823 Chestnut. 102316. fire garden: 1% blocks to car da NGROV SPRCHT 112 N. 7th at g ! car to ye a =. ware “went 1b —— WA ae vor iaobting thie bu ct in ae ' —- RAR} iIROVE & SPE , 2 N. 4% st. Ready for Occupancy ‘|| north one block. & . t mandy over Aen ae made road: Creve Coeur Lake car NORTH Wheaton Station. Ask for W. B. R At Glen Echo Park No. 2, on the ~ . ig LR : ; a 3. dence or t tl . charge PPL Le eh Pea em sm al st | rbond. _{c) IF A ; rd. 3B bloc ke south 2 give of dou) of live , LOTS—-For sale, 2 bullding lots, 664x155, cor- ACRE AGE—For sale: finest “subdivision 3 acre- lve cres gr vg Ry Bridge rd. Take right. v ot monthly payment. Apply 5255 Mat. | f. Se. Laem Neerevemente Se c axthe.cenee teen good | barns. guicnes | — res ~ a Caastes N ear S ¢ I | * SFRT T. TERRY & CO., | | AS. B. RICHARDSON, | house, abundant frult: very fertile lan ve oe ’ k 4-Fer- unset inn | ll B ae LOF— —For «i sale® 25x 150, on Garfield, t ) CH nNaran PP Street na. orice $4500 for cuick sale j| property. or the. Kirkwood-? er ) ; Swe est un ow in Coun etween Olive R41. ow Me See tv ie, VALTER SCOTT. 80% Chestnut at. . eu son car at Weliston to the . y ate ne VENLENT TO ' ss Vendleto in. —— ——— eamoten and Newstead. Apply 8626 Fin BUNGALOW—¥For sale: nice 7-room bung - “Lereest sellers suburban property.’ cas and Hunt rd., walk 3 blocks |) A rea! California bungalow, sit. : vated on one of the highest potots 7 7 iw N O\-W IS THE i} — = —— . j mM): ly of fruit ant ~~ wenemenr — Bill th. | ’ ~——For sale: 25 or R a pate cheap ,: from car line and For Sale or Exchange allt 3 years ago, when bulld- |) In St. Loulte County and com- -olfax 6273 Em in first-class condition: _ price | me costs were low; place too manding «a beautiful view of the . ‘ ; for quick sale. | TIME TO SELL 1; [ven ev, $00); ‘tert ern ttOS., MeCRA DY. i Beautiful Country Home |||| larme for owner's present family: |) Moramgc Valley: can De had for . ‘ » r ’ : buvere waiting for @e- ‘South Jennings Heights” pet Pondieten sv. ae a Beautiful Some” chanting miles west of |} events, SACOwRIRD, eetr Sake * ii 116.008) |W iP rd., weet of | Park dis: || of M5 yin "hop and, General” Motor utodern' in every. reapect. ai Boreas in ete T ee sicttinn eorckes: coe sili IM onthe presete EDW. L, BAKEWELL betwee jase ia 130; ah water, sewers, gas; condition: on “iarme ot “yoox198 all kinds yecot oe te 7 : **tne other beds: “all wiles | ; . cae foot; $10 cash, $5 per month; open, of frvit: nicely | ed; 1 block free sr grounds attractively kept: trees, shrubberies, Paul Jones Realty Co. 118 MN, 7th et. Olive 6556. HOMES—elty, suburban line in West & ; 3 eversthing com complete; can sel) furnished 4th floor Wainwright Bids. farm—are advertised in Eetate , Su ay ) ivER-CRUTCH! ER REAL eonstéer geet TH “ Frorissaine 207 Pe "GRANCISCUS @ ICUNZ, 806 Chestnut ot DISPATCH Real A ORO om i a, ea thee 1G NS : | ‘ = nape Meg LS te ed Oe aaa s aa ay

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C an CITY REA f REAL STAT. Sal ESTA STATE For F _ 4400 REA e, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flat A ’ ~ Partments, Resid » Nesidences For Sale today L ESTATE FOR SALE CITY “REAL ESTATE F = ” lt te ad - eee we E FOR Sa SUBURBAN PROP TY T’ - UBURBAN PROP ERTY PRO! PER FOR SALE SUBURBAN ‘PROPER? v OR SALE s ER ry FOR t SALE LOWws vS AN 10 »c SUNDAY e AUGUST 3. ists. oC IE | | ; POL > | | RB li te ea ane is uy feet, at $3 to $7 ARM,”’ 100; COTTAGES | Bi | @r 8, Ol en and pr Mag OTT AGE— For iit 2, eerie / OPP | BUNGALOWS ANU COTT ee Buys a restricted BUNGALOW 8 fru ace, electric’ fights’ om frame; barn. | PEt SsouThH : ait tn, tion ; ed . a = 80 feet, at $6 to $10 ITE within sight of | Arise $2500: part Sas arbor ante, and | ont ROOM BRICK CoTT | ure er fo of th . y ll of Scho! AGE. 83000. Pp oot. in e riv er, 100x170 i TTAGE—For sale 4p grapes. tage: la ° Imever av. fine m b ic | if I Ver © x170 | wine “garden, ‘Tei 3h, and bath fine | hood: reception pall” bath wan. cement | Cottage Bar is ! HI i VAY A le phones. R. Mi Serask: — — Merames rice ‘3000 ot” achool gee FT ay t EASY PAYM gains | ; COTT AC || Less than 50 CUTTAGE enal st. both | rgain. Ree “887 ‘terms; here is a a 10482000 K ENTS lot 123 | ‘out. B 50 Lots left out of %50 G vai iS} | #300 st = ee Kig atgain. 2 back a J. B. WISE, room 304. rea chester: S end gore st.: 6700 west 1400 Ww eau 5 acres, r + 1O w an . allie rick ‘ Olive m $12 ‘ net m > room Ie | tiful surroundings. “ Weadestal eros st ne the River. Ofor both; cal] gate; saving’ cine Site 2 Central tt. | thon ey age laundns 01 Ly rf e sites cortage $025-4627 M y CUTTAGE —; payment and ba only $2300; with u | ns ever offer TAG E—F ics | IMMEDIATE : 1s? 208 § lance like va f : Overlookin ed in City pro 4 or sale: aati S926 BR POSSESSION. | an av..n roms. jot , ‘ erty : roo brick ates sat. chest yt Tow . a Take Necen rms: $25 Cash, $10 per Month. property, and being rapidly sola | Seiad Rh akernasee tess Be | tsa ete iala wellbullt frame cat-| Rene lange: costa” tie! coma eee *. ~ j _ r — ’ ’ - : ma . ' PHONE orth Broadway car, changing to M No inter or taxes for one ye COTT AG AGE TAL Mi bloc locks _— ear — fot 30x2 244. cox mess | toilet an Seer ry "ioc “Zo tS: et ntel: A ine ir fe tania cnt Silkisi & B Pal street car at Baden direet to propert | clara. seo EBS: price $iado, Por" soni Frail! | }acant aaleeman on premises” Sindey mane, | osaztt street paved’ pauag ~ ——— —— ——_ ‘ Cc rr . . é *. These two houses } Richmon | BUNGALOWS AND COTTREES” | vite, Batol is? ygitcaeletDduan: nts Alleed anit Qutwaen Beat” and. Ua” |e g100 barat Seay Met tree 1IS@s ) i] PEA COT 6 gran e. 4-room : Se 5 ° e autiful aw's Gard 4a- i oe arnier av. ‘oo uir b and are p uit pre-w | 1711 ll TAGES Victoria told cell brick: elec r new bungalow den. These | YOl#): one-st near Chive ace ut on th ar at r > ‘ Bo nita av: ? Th in - WT] PO PPP bloc Pl.: Mark ar; nice y ctric ooms, tile bath. ows each conta! | ates ¢ . ore ee 5 wa and ; b i market > Pp e- “wer Tf and Paint i‘ rooms: : - IL | AAA eee MISCELL O south arket cars ard 112 > electri hardwood flo n 5 reese : 252125. s rooins: Lottet: CoO.. § een sold et at pre- prices || excel] ed: tile beth ; newly decorated , -ANEOUS COTTA to Berthol, to McCausl ce fixtures, fini ora, furnace 5941 Sherr 3: $1000 ~ and the War prices, } pellent condit aig arewoed fi eq! i COTTAGE | COTTAGE— For aie ax and, | front porch nished laundry, * | story f Vv av. (near F} F grab uick is left for t AS lar me \c Y can be had ucted view of cn- i te T NOT a, electric T sale: neat. i brick - 50- waa5 = Mi a ®e and paid f and sidewalk 5S rooms: | bo. reoft: conc crete pt. fr Sidi: mn | $2750- ght, ete - 5 toom | Made: : ft. tr innesota - now. . or. Make S| ; lot 125x125 q est. he one w ho Cs —* Renae w "ALTE fruit. Bag 3 beck porch ; Yy UG ae UU KE SO: terms if ~~43 ; lot 530x125 tees. bath. ouire one sel! cheap mt: street and altews time. as they will be finishe our selection DRO le COTTAGE Just thi an Ri TER sx COTT, RON Ch 52 Fare EY-WILSON } ° ANE & FRAN KE, ‘er price How 20 W Wyoming :_ make an offer. | ALBE ad in @ short | REALTY CO. aOITAUL iink of ae : ertnut st WEBSTER G + tUTT DING, CC ‘OT’ \rAGE_F OO8 Chestn SE— Kar ; gear n- _ Main CRT G. BLANK : 4012 CHOL : Vil Asvebh hardw picking up a 10 i! té bn ( ’ At ° ROVES, M¢ Linden For sale: 4 ut st. | Part of cit sale; 5-room frame. a Main 3046 NRE R. E. CO | 3706 Garnier ay "TEAU AY, __ 14th and tion wood, copper gutters, r : ] room house in Hille ; B l Nt d Hej ] Y hts j Comp} Marien el? prALE. LIS1 It’ nion Station: im « ity mee frame: in den. cistern: Sthan zie? to alles: ae eat BEA t TiIFUL 1 Pi >RA ai _ 71 225 i “hestnut. 1 Ss . ear ‘ ‘hinnews Cul’ WIT ary tubs, vaceum el p uting, screens, tuck rest with ; | ungalow s—Hom _ — ate list. see below SION ter and electric food cellar: lot 5x1 ap nutes J. HILL. Agene os arn, gar- _, Sab Dresden av. wer Ca OTTAGE i . T k INIS SHED ae eS granitoid drive. E very * rr piping, large pointed, sta- 7 Sunset Av.: 6 root es—Lote - ription of pees for list giving detail de t__Post-Diapatenn "Price $1650. Box we BUNGALO Ones os S_A12_Cheatnut me ani Saad oe etc. Bn, ey bath. | Four. — LOU GHBOROUGH ay. ; CUTTAGE- : ing of th Siecping ) 1718 eg ne: fot CSxis0 = shown below. Bell. Web- ee . mms. bath ale: bi: Lis | med rubbery: ast rult and ew cottage. condition. e Lz or Del N age a ac : tell. Web- Se ST SA piat receptio: x Ddargai = 1ediate street mas furnac ‘ jJuet fin so ee best and up-to. date. ie ch, iihigh ana lever’ 7-room ore sac ctee 30 Hawike ated Size “- gad 1 Oa Ee SES __ CENTRAI. | Stet, ¢ ail. colonnade, n hall, beamed ceiling. WM. J XBBOTT: Rn*t this today. im- | terme: 2 - et . 7 re wilt sell corr AGES , [Ol oa ome av..... 12) t7eukn Price. | COTTAGE~— : | Devonahi nt, furnace spa chening. @ran- a a ER. CO... 806 Cheat ERER-CO unday. Caress : pelfl2, Pennayivania“ay.: 6 4 E Sere OY -7-: 1B FIGNBGO 818.000 | ereoat E—For sale: 1480 N. Webster ave, Wadena bit NDENWOOD BARGA AIN eR LLER REALTY og COT Aue + 400, 100x200. ’ -room frame:! 5% ME lLeckweet ac’ ’’* % 1hOx2T! 0 “ORN DOC KEE — er av. roo —f025 8s a 725 Arthur « AU —= iravois 444 ; 23 > ’ od av - Kai: 10.00%) ‘ RY & SON ’ oe with 6. .. King’ © hi —- ” frame f - ay. near Iv ’ a TIF [" Pee L 7 . eee Other h also Plant av _ cess ® WRX24G 8 ‘OTT AGE Chest floo carace: room = effici ghway: 5 ch of S&S rooms, b anhoe. 2-story 4 IN DE Ww CUTIAGE Jl yy OOO lion — meen choice vacant lots in all | 18 Weereon tec. cen. S pads — 8 Onn 4-room Cottage eg neeP: 2 or ait — ie’ beautiful Ser th mone p sleeping para wood forme STEPHEN : lot ath. ghurnace: gnrse HOMES ai; Wie rt Is NWO OL ane, ma Mts and M reasonable . 422 edar gy £68163 7500 ath. 230 ped EP Ex ront, and SAUM. 625 Ce Sate $2500 ~~ ALOWS. COTT $isou BUYS branch off arket ca prices. City = Gray gall cae Shale ‘ 732x130 o ee | 9 Dic *kac we eae! HRU s . i ed Chestn to $4500: A 5 i re di Car Pen 8Y. 22. T FReISG Gf m, COTT ——=> KA. 9 ~ eee St, | RBS, suitable ; 421, = afternoon” or ‘call’ t Marker car hee eae ia piece and W aldheim 8 aeetas Peed ee ee condition; at'4 sale. 6- reom ~ ith st. | xx Mi BU NGALOW " | made; water. tiectricity, yond Bh cumhowws ~ = ep « > ie > - re - ~ ae —_ & . : i 555 ; an aad 25 nne : ; ie ‘ oa) A . Fell] | CRIES FEDE RAL REALTY Inv ESTMENT Co. | He Rylveater e ae. Llixzen 6.909 “COTTAGE- ie ete Oe ~- revels av. “wey pay av. i 3. hieotien — ROT ater iene av. ma voome heathens | onde” anpetadle baedeame Nye: ta front roon NE RANK BUILDING 126 Ww ackson rd. oe. FT MixIi@ Kao € Soa ER or sale. 3 room amon | Enright ce like rent: small pay- M OAN- ALTHE a dandy: see us, *tores. co - trees. achool | | ( )) Ir ; . . Jackso -+-» T 100x140 yak ITTAGE—For .. 2 Ss: = N { ay. now vacant. 5a%7 | ——— 1 11 N. 722 Ch " nvenient: Fri in. COTT 7 oS ~~ UNIVERSITY S. w. cor n_ rd., a 8.750 cond or sale ashville. BUNGA OW For aa te ~ OBST | estnut. | Utes to U nion aco Ratiroad, TT AGE- . . Big Re ‘ Ox Ise) ot ee Mdition. _ 1133 e, 4- “room b 2 ee eee JS ALOW—F | thes Station. i ce oT OME SE EKE RS -OTTAGE E—For 8 Oty a | 217 Melma. H Peécecces 4 4 ‘ - TTAGE— —For sale. —— Fent $82; » £as, | Modern: newer part of ¥ 6-reem kee lin room cottage. — AV. COTTAGE— i mn and Gravois ay |; nace, granitoid 1 oom cottage, t _ROECK RE at TY CO, . ’ c bath, 3 | ; Will take ; this pro 1 some fine Vebste South Si. or sale, —— 8. | tic asement mech. turei . aon CO., SI Ch » Pe $27 |} time. $300 perty 00x 150 large rs; au - ; SH. AN i de: ie | room an 4082 ¢ aie rooms: and lat ent Uo. y i SUBURBAN PROPERTY ———— | 4675R. W. 8. Steele, Fe ag ~ | a Neca ot roe “this” Fees: tot ‘ ROPER 1Y > ~ For NTA Bol ‘ chestnut a sete stent ‘and belek cottage: furnace’ el 4. | sits ry whe hanscata Cherokee car "to Vv 4008 W INNI N EBAC AGO. - — TTAGE—Fo Hee p —= ————— eee ts {|;— abany | *team road 00 far from th eo. | —TOOMs: $3200 0 Nebraska: 3 | rice $8500. or hese ee? made; | 35. 8. BLAKE & ‘ acant, one lef granitoid bas | MISCE 2h SALE SUBURBAN | PR ———— in _WEBST en mn GROVES | at ee “The can be purchased a CoTraG 1E—For ; sale. 5 ome; S| DOERFL inaee ne ot D0z125; | $00 Dow = & BRO.. 815 Chestnut et. writeme; | 18. inch i. | = yen built | round Park. PROD ARAMA eee oer reared ancaret , , : . a > - nn » — a ») 7 ——- pears , . « CcCoT ry me LLANEOUS OPERTY FOR SALE | WRITE Sak aie ante ec | ee ee anrake Manchester "cat te meee | Corr AGE wet | Belinestee ay and bath? tot | COTTAGE For n and Gravols 93 | ice Stones a 4917 Genevieve npr map marble sink. elt ceilings. tile ba ~ ten hall; me es fe PPO EBSTER arhen 1 na —|-Cornelia. Th two short t se nace —For sale, 6-r: | rooms, or sale, brick. 6 ni tg avs, | Bacrifice, $16 "— cottage; st caoeets. copper electric fixty Pate Mare = mn KIRKWOOD |W i Se GROVES TRUST “ao. ™8P. Ds Ww EESTER c ROVES “7 cnelia av | C OTTAGE- Fe feet _tront: at path and fur-| ters $2300; $56 on cower: tan she GLICK & JONES Re'E, ‘Co™ a tire come wdiendis cen! cellar S0TTAGE- GALOW. ear OVES, a En he) , [cS TR -— 4 Ee or ’ t 4264 ¢ ippe terms w cash } Ox 150: eT ( 824 Chan ) : vote, erms 4 Por | S =e me A sale. ; een 1120'S. 4th — ~hure hill Ht wie Algonquin UST an Rota _ §1l Manchester rooms and dereamen | 7 line, Sid “hrackisenmia Masser easy | MOV E RIGHT che af n.it. . Hamme , — block r ; GH" Donk! \ Winite 7238 High ot, cue paenn: |HOUSE—For | vag ( ¥ w be a 715-13 A Ieeieeneretsieineiel ‘4 | COTTAGE— niet _oF r car! | mel Rea EW at a cotta ale, my y¥ $050 equity ins. w+ pric oypse: steam ; te Tr: Eas ° o iE -For a @ for quick « a ce OOK site avix137 me io Pe ur ay 3 _— ; 142 . 6 troadw o apen ge; water, gas. electrininy, in 5-| © Menwries Bee5 street made heat; lot 100x Detroit. tren sure: owner wil] ST1T 8714 yb aale: terms or cash, sale | STRODTM, ; rb stuaet made, | on ay eae $i00 down rooms and attic, | } =. 3 > a Se “m ets rr. = d av... ty; lot o5 | HOUSE— ome oy ee RU 8ST CO at WALTRN SCOTT "RAS Sang for COT TAGE. -For r fale ———— ictor | SOREGE— Fes STRODTMAN, HAASE REAL: ory : ance on easy | 107 Teddy ss as y om frame — a ‘_—— ~~ | ale; splendid h. —+ Agent. | __"Larzest_ “OTT. 805 Ch | ment _an and walk S-room b | “OTTAGE—F 3607 N. Broad |= , PCO... 921 Ch ;... ang . J-story ‘frame, 3’ poeaat i cor ey . ® Scholimeyer av. : » x c w an; i . — . “Story f 4 be Prded.. cee ; iw Te a c ner Brune and Eo ‘Darrain; southeast $2100, ‘ See rade street een cellar, gas. | 5617 or 5619 LO Les, $17 i. r{ yy 129 me §imene celar, lot Frame 0 PEACE For, sland: 7 rooms: | ——w0{7#! 0881. A. WISE, 812 Chestriut at, | Broadway and ap pennavivania av., between | 131 lot 35x136., 1'y-story frame, 5 rooma: jo Itahts: 2a en st, beautif ntaine H ’ i rT | Nahe and Rag 3 s Highway cars, just off of M. HAM 1%-story frame, S roome. bri AGE. ~For yy Sandition. + electric MMEL REAL ee fee , Box F- 1 | ‘721 8 Broadway TTAGE—For im, receptio thing modern. ¢ at Morgan. UNGALOW~—P6@ for the pr oO TT. E. -_—_-.. —_—— ic e of lot. Call Cabany _6S556R. a} | CO - & ©) AG 4200 block lyvrolean « A nv, AASE ASE REA ry CO., 921 Chestnut st. ' | cr: EL 2 AN , KESIDENCE._ +, Maple large E—For sale: 7 +, mood | yard: e r ~~ no | ,ater Grove 00 Coun garden, fruit and spend bath; oe premises ony Coms, bath, he shade we and len ; at earase; [ Bath: | fell Roeeulag® 824 garden: ahade sear Ux 5 e Dater 1806 : owacr xedo Ac ome (Ms For sn”) 284 2. bath, gas and e. 3631 Rob = ! electric: lo ert av.. 2 roo rooms, | t 560x120: b ms,} 120 ¢ ath, gas, el ~~ four | argain: t. deep. Price $390. 3 ¢ 22k lot | FOUR- OOM $500 cash, easy| 4742 Lt fn a K COTTA ~ “% hiia av.; 1 block fr x AE FB rohit: STORY BUNGALOW. okee | lot: special Ss. electric, price furnac le ee 78... lot ( ox? 00; also Vacant $2000. for suiee sale: yy " : : ; Way t. These sh? MET K l af tence, eee are att hemes tm coaven | HOUsE— en oe . Mo. ot on side. 324 HOUSE-— —~y ; —ev on ¢ -| Wenlences: bon. |,,700ms, with sale, 5-1 = ee a hood—everything but ayaa neighbor-| *onable ae. st location me, with all con oon | eater ee heat: ier eaataa ,nouse, tile ers cli-constructed, 5 | ents. See aymnent and e iplewood: - w ERS - eb ste rice $285 nh conve »-room - ‘ 2 d @as ret TER . r. nience residence: 360 W ebster ( ‘OTT AGE — rat 7812 My y pponthly pay. HOUSE—Fo GROV ES TRU ST ©O., Age + | fruit: streets con, beautiful. large “hes ee: COFT GEES Marshal avenue, 5- fas, water. ¢} rale: in Kirk = i — heat F male: modern § rooms: h ent. lav. Webster” You PF nr Rory quick sale: | _Yenien -For sale: 4- terms. See Anth ’ furnace heated and $>%9~ frame cot- | aie: garam wy leht ; k wood: ry rooms: ay ery lib oral sesms: pe floors: noma: hot- we- | , WALTE rough: 86; Atlanta on pre mine street and Foom “brick: all c GL ICK & JON ES x. = HAwtt, wtih ; tion. Ftabie | n splendid | NOC i ti M md Wx? "M): - and walks E RSTER ns price $5500: made; i ° ‘T af R SCOTT. im eo es. 2848 _M ey made: CO OT TTAGEW ee . 6. € f ) S24 car, W ik bull 42. Pri mn rear; Handso com- | able ¢ > Missourt Paci¢n ®,/ock GROVES TR 463 Newport) |e 805 Chest COTTAGE—F issouri. owes GE—For sale. 8297 1, Chostnur.ic) | gas. t, 4-room brick ce, $2650. me iot 76x Foe Lerma, Fe acific de to cur. | BUNGALOW UST Co., A r ;, subi urban nut st. acre For Bale | * eae brick: in ale, 8227 Idah. al ith Dado cement cellar ck cottage: bat COT &rTAGE. x - 142. Po Dot re asv- const Vv For sale hol] Kent. - D roperty.’ § ens, electric fi good eC make u fine condition: n: Oi av.; 4-room brick porch, n ars and Walks, slat ath, _MORRIS A AC | fruit ena For sale; poe ‘oat - -Dispaten : -) | thon reeton: new: stone ow tie and brick | P if 11] ee owner, 8835 Lixtures, , oe sink oe DOM best offer. look at this and re asonable Tog Yard: price $3001 sink, H _R, _o.. R22 Ch : Deeste 6 ellston loca tion wade trees 2oms and 3% acr. roe: Mo 45 Woodlawn ay. W aod high loca- i Ui Wel fe ‘OTTAGE—For 7 ichig nk, etc. IERFLINGER REALT iJ. B. WISE. ro . J: on!} TOR K | NG M: ry N? S C HANG ' . on made: retty 5-room b Price Shi oodlawn pee: bea ut ; ebster Groves, 1 . i I ome. Caroline: sale; 3 , tos Jeffers Y co., Olive O7TR4 om 304, 812 Cc | Fo2p 4 AN | ano, Sund ™Mar avenue; ungalow, No. 64°4 J 000; two b av. irk mut iful HOU sE— ee ee 43 8. Gore. Ty cheap. e rooms “an, | COTTAGFE- ion and Gr enemas aman hestnut st. | -For sale room Webst _'niata. Grand "a 8; 27m) For « —~--—~ avois- avs. | _ Cent concrete f .| &-reem ———— Monted hot-air furnac ¥. Muldoc rom both 150; 416. 50m ®. hardy er Groves: ha 263 Some Regal sale or re ral 6331. | oundatio frame ' CUTT : cellar: 60. ©; Garage; c BU N« - on car lin ; rooms, batt part av... lot. ‘ Slate wood floors Ss: 8S lar BUN« nee O50 4 Pl.; electric nt; 4 roo : ING —-—— _ | trees, nic n city w AGE- | eye @ month. P foot sot. R = IALOW—F —— es. | tric; small 1, furnace, wr-4 roof: screene: . hot wate Ke jALOW— Fo ~ (ona, | Btable and ric light, 1 ms, 3237 | I A IL, OW | pay e lot: price ater nico. th. elec e rice, $3850 ents for $40 | reom mod or male: bs AUG ¥ cash payment, t gas and elec. | F8rage and d porch: lot 1 er heat and bath: or sale. 4228 See ie rice $125 yards: place ath, gara ' , 842 = ( ying rent. M only $800 “ty Giectric, bh £2: YOO s Ocern ; $3500 G ‘Kirkw pod - _ ery ag — ites H GE RL ING R. valance month! trees: -, hicke *n hous 20x2 ; g£004 | this Ry hardw 90d flo eosho, Db roo P, su; house to raise chi xe. Five beautif J 3 | 3 hlocks ne anchester car t beer Fairg: our U , > = . ix. LOTS 4 ‘O.. 819 ( . y. ». conv enient to ufes: laree i Sunday: IC he ors: nice h OTS | _Vasturage f Vacant. R ckens: | doub! ul rooms: ho a Ww rth oO Blenay shiand nd niversit; Cj houne, ‘or. m house ae house . For “gale — ‘he stnut.(c) | street cars schools, chr shade | COT — erokee car « ome: see | (% ——2~ rear. lverside 192n | e garage. t-water heat: b | oe RTRIAN > Pepeona One ‘ Ms ity room he a Water heat arage., $4500: Rarage, in We bate wr . iwo 100. — b Ww ebst and stores. urches, trains. j T AGFE.- Fo far south. } rT AGE = nities tid | 4x1! iS eas etreet made: . ath, i B Satie _4ore Choute “VT TAC et nt of ) ; ‘-Too ir -° ull T er 1TOOR\ To inepec r gale ouse, h Karage, fr 8-room | ce time. Box F-39, P eash or bonds, ——— Chestn: COTTA QR Rn es. 5342 Neo own : price only $1825, bath. elec.| Tow uleévard. A». as 5 roomea. STRODT) os let th rame house in b vee i a en ard wood floo rit, $5500 a. | RE SIDENC E - ten I ost- Dispatc? WE — ut st. 7 TAGE RB—For a eee eee . . er will show 5; reasonable 1aC~ | “at ate. Hei b | granitoid b bath. furnace. ' at reminds eautiful shad. | gar age, om house, rs. large gro om up-tc -—For sale. . attraciive _ MAA LLSTON ~ s furnace sale, 4 room oe ee Jos. J you through. e terius; | y be ts Office, 8114 8S. | Bradley ee ete, ; | electric g SOrraank” _ furna you of Californ! ra lot 100x 1: 1) Kas. Water, ) D4 ‘ Cate frame, desi ttractive 7-room. E . at natinest | Jannet e, elec ‘tric and 4%, bath, brick: ee 4. HAUER RE A | JOS. 5 54 K ctor 28. B Grand | KE a¥.; can mar . lot 17 x207 fer: — e ITTAGEH— For toy ft ce and alli We 0 | & J45. D. € L , $2000, electric, erms B ell rable locati m,| BUNGALO ee | oemenreee gaz; chea = ——— __ 806 Chest LTY co Nt A OL MANN R. ranch of = ANE & F e right in a cotta : sa or $780 conventen ARKS mN Provid phone Web on; $4250: , W—For } man | O IT ee D. 4334. COTTAGE a ‘stnut st, yes —~ +e E. CO., 423 se FRANKE, 1 ttage, 2 rooms $8000. a year. Lot 660x180. — SS Kirkwe ee ee OY ster 1663J. > Kas; $1650; saie: & room TAGE—For —For ; Foom 308 $3600 € 6 3 Chestnut ’ — =. 1008 Chesty 82550. STR Price, | — _MAPLE — od, Mo. | HOUSE - S32 ton. terms. 155 me S. water an id | 5 rooma. ty sale- Tower Grove Belamn. lave instructed Sale; TV1G Mic hi a. | )- ROO M BU N G ; | N (} eee ut ODT ‘ satan woop eed —For sale; 7 rox a fo ewis ay Wart | car lines, Box Qougy {urn Grove Heights: | jichte om br! my agent to sep eat HY; 3 | 92100 Leola tALOW ' A LAT COTTAGE Kirkwo d LOT—F rdwood floors a : hot-) water hea: | {OUSE—For Rte ~~ a. Rox G Th ace: large | t: lights, h ck cottage. wi | this mod. | 125: 6 ro av.: Tower Grov ] —_— IOT-. AGE—For 444 North 0 | or sale, 50 ¢ —- | 1OOx147: street. ete ae finish: nice hi at,; lar sale: 6- room COT TAGE._£e.: .e.” ost- ek, o any Ot-wWater he th bath, elee ter Ooms, bath, fu ~ e cars; lot 50x | Ge or # ns ms ; . high lot, | ge lot: bar brick: wat -—For s 1 ch. reasonab} “at. WO-foot tric | ‘eT, Arage Jurnace. not a xy : Neral Mots end com forta Harrison av | i Ape w Oon) ‘ Pet: 2 549 P | Atalanta av. made: alan $45, ane Owwene A gi ain. 213 4 L ate rr gas ment : p a e, 5 0o D oe Al a P offer. lot, ate o nd fo ir ” mac h nd ‘cold wa- rR Natu Yr ble si enue, Roo RK SI —— Atppiv ¥ 304: 3 ennay Seaen w E RBSTE 500: 520 on oulse. Well | pri pi ont? cash ms and b R nu T ‘HoH K R o I160F and chure hes: ; inves: near ra)! Bridge cently built; x-room frame nh my | STIDENC &.. =~ ie " ston: |. ce $2 On 2972 and bala ase- c O] S ah 48 = examin terms: owne school 4446 Sinaia’ yy blocks ' - : ’ iE—Fi ’ TN G nce terms; | 'TAGE—F 5. Grand. Sic 7 e. r there; call . | hotews ce av.: § Barth, 4: venien hot air peace oure re. | fy roome ba r sale Tle (HOU SK - -F or T CO., Arent. ' wat F rr sale R-ros - i hl NGA iratiot | st Ss; 4 , or sale. ss 4. Son. | ~-OHN S > ana t Water : rooma, CUO ces. Lot B5x238 Priee t4Gao. con- ett 1033 Ww’. th. gas. plaetehe ooh fai c ane ific ax sale, good: 5-room frame 9 Ww ern and ele tric: oom frame: 830x135: ry A olen ow For sale. 5 rooms. b a nateh: ma and patie. fi Ne — sh st. frame | C OTT ca E & BRO... 815 Chestnut at. | and surroundine 65x 140: beaut tree Ag TAU Por aa l Usl—ror .ci.. lot. on, easy te Groves; good 1 ce Tr - 6312 Elm, | Tyrolean , are wood at hot- | Hurle xivel! pric ener tric, large i E N _ at. | “RR — 53 0 iful = rock cel) East Ove | provements at: Modern; Land Title Co. Cuwteas” Louis con- | COTTAGE—For sale. "1 co —_&v. 6800 on Ch floor. , 186 60 | TOMBRID e $2800. See Mr. |, 2533 W wae ORTH SIDI : CHRISTI U STRODTM W oedeo r and wood nts made. six Te oon , _w ydown 2 0., Clayton, M County | frame; doul ; ~ Welist 2 | TT AGE-—F lerokee lin be AGENCY ee | = Warren st - E = “BRINKO eR mn Road ea EATT IT? ail Le Provement or hime if ants to ro RP Ma lew v7 sen POSsesn large | n fruit, fine evster Urov eR: Well utiful lot. an ziit frame i porch or “sale: mod Lc | cold w ater fi 1, gas, elec tric ‘st. — BU N —s_—Cheatn rt. L.Jik} tf “ ® ii Bulit in 1 e in his own b oom R307 F Mi; F205 we Bion: eces#tary oO bh vegetable ick ——_ | ERSON -STOCKE-BU ERMAN Six rooms, b th, TA ur TTAGR—). OUSE—For » Chest | th d make thi K160: the locu.| 8%, as, ellston)— tE—For s (e7) | mented b } rooms, bath. brick, S3u1 | ——= N, f a ' ; For ania ou r sale. nut st. 1 price of &: S an attracti Ca- | J electri¢: w 7 : 5-room house: nace. sale: “Drick - 13- (7) asement. lot B30x120- & — mS ¢ “he est urnaces, gas, eleet frame: } rale ntry Hom . convenience 7-room ho WERSTE 3450: 119 Ww ve buy at AS. D. CLA will sell at a 0 Farage, bath; 8-in, ¥ walls: ra ee price §25;; te s Ce- - tnut st st. ete. In de math, electr shade S: large c use. all m TER GROVES est Cedar av, | COTT RKSON, Ki bargain, | occupied by lot 30x12 ur-| TOMBR urleman. ; terms to suit. ‘our- -Re ~—6hWWill splendid n $1000 f ON THE ce ay trees: a bar orner lot: or odern 'BUNGA : S TRUST CO., \GE—For sale : : rkwood. Mo COT owne . } Blow: oe {ipa iE AGENC | oom § f submit rea cone 8495 W or qi distance f 7 Risco —— __ Maplewood gain. 3634 . om rult and | $2 sam L, A Ww -For sale: y~ er ~ Aggnt. _ / We ilston: SH aie, 2 rooms: 2192 — TAGE ~7810 COE Gt Hehe ox boot h phones, » Y, 8318 Mer 4220 Cc Q) t; i ge | | $40% 0) sonable off fon roadw : 5 425 | Tront >; ter: Us, «ies Elm ay bath: Minnesota — j 'ramec st. onnecticut . er. OTTAGE— x ! preved: 7. R dway: 5 ache LOTS—# or aale in monwealth month! rooms ; 100-foot ) Tuxedo bl me TON Mo ns, Write owner, B aN eo | Price 814% a ay. ae rooms es — jC OT’ T AG ey Por ann Sa ' lights, etc: st... nash. is JE. Foe sale * mG Bin ; SS ner, ; will mak urnace, elec | . lawn ale rici room resid —n dg foot - wy rT e “Go phyr Y pay memes. ot: will sel) o1 P Ro}! E a ox M4, = OTTH TI! - and room f or sale, ata b AND AKe te tric | j ( 0 and I a ‘Rouse make _miccked. with gen. | for, M bulld bungalow oe, to FTE | _ Olive aoag AMP. 216 Wainwright Biag J } residences 1 ul fell cheap, 1 cottage i COTTAGE— For ETIENS. 122 Chestnut » st oaree cellar: house In fi eee eta00: & | ERSON-STOCKE- Bt ERMANN, | RNET & ZEIBIG, field, a “aire and other shore, lia ' J-yndover, M a Per ange for es Pie eee Cc _Post. Distr ' n Wellston. cottage 1 | Cc ve * ney : 3 roome . ae Damme * In first-cia and | SOS ( *hest 3 oS outbuild rKe “P+ poe Maplewood insylvani ur YI'T AG E— Fe _Central 19 ae — atch LO Box F-25 _Sunda wly pairged : 7511 Man. an rt av.. 3 bi ass conditio ant at. UNG and ings. fruit HOUSFE — a and or sale: 4 atfal i9jel.(c) | COT’ — OG, | and pap 7 nd 2 biock ocks weat of n; NG. > Ow ALOW-— Pe F au obile utiful lawns; | . tor Bale, ——— water in kitch rooms, b | T AGES—Fo pn | Br C ered: apply tral ! Ss south of H f Broadwa i. AT, ( yW. n recepti or sa = about 14 ocatet front, 140 4 Mapiewo l home, 08 feex lot 40x! en; gap for |i ath; city S1000. r sale: 3 roor —_— NG AL Ow _ Min X offmeister av. © Ss; 37 1356 Mec 4 fi on pall. til miles fro hot ecp, . ro: od home, 9 40; price “#1800 ght and cooki | $1400: 5-room cott ns; $800: 4-roc | bun -For sale. m __ (1) | RYN v, Cen- | . 2513 cnet e io ot heat. eCausland _ F: Xtures, mit bed ; he rice | ana m and cold w ms and WS fe month: 151 H 0, $100 cash DE: | ): term age, $1400: 4 90m, ey! all c¢ 1odern 6-roo NGALOW_—_F . | slate nesota av a nu Price $47: av., 6 or _Wwork: chen an : a] ~ Bory " street « “ar and shade ate at. abi attic; De i, W E BSTE aze!l 8 and $18 | E nate 8 like rent. s >-room at ae ardson. 5201 nv eniences: ne m . brick | rooma. F or sale. 114 ‘cy | e-roof hom of = es ne location: 4 rk ment Ao0 00. v oorma, ; A ey S400 fther particulier, ee, * goin trees: one ©, shede 2 BSTER GROV ES. m av ee BOLTON, 6297 Nottingha Ww. See Rich. | ox bungalow 1 Lawn av. — | electric; o S & large re andy | TIE s Own ery easy "! COTT Ularse nee “ ang ty countr or “ze fa : ear RESID ‘TRU ST |HOoUS —__— 225 | COTTAG m. +} @tec.; everyth hot-water h v.. five vner will ehow cen ema, furnac: :, TIENS, 729 your own me AGE i house on — owner. on | HOU SKk.— Por ~ try. 7207 | Sar milles; "7 ner * ENC E—For sale. 9 rr r_CO., Agent. | E—For sale: 1 —_——__—- | tie a ~For sale: §- ——_-___. fc); and alle ing anaeern lot 2 ent, ‘bath ‘ ‘HRISTIAN BR : Bu & iad Chestm home, OF) room cott “sale ° oe sid -—For sale, ah rf; Groves: all le, 9 rooms, W |; Water heat, e; modern: 6 rooms. ha mn hall, bath room brick. | JOHN made: he 9t SOx125: st __ Central 34, INKOP rR. E ¥" ut st. oid « age, bath Ad. ooytn wey reg Rend e wood, 2-far Rosela: he modern conv ebster| er at. tile bat} rooms: hot- mever and electri veSeD~ i . IN iv ise open: reets Olive . & CO, ellar, etc, . ily f id Terra =e at, tiled bath, eniences; h n home, | ath: $2000; 6- c. 4943 Sc _Ch GIBSON : price $8006 wanted. + dot A: _ 4 rooms e . Tame; ge ce, Ma | out; hardw ot-water); hb arge lot > -room mod- lé CO holl- estnut at. REALTY ». fey | nt ; er. : ach: bathe io Perate Die- near high ood floors th argain. RO $2200: come TTAGE- Co., 4319. 971 —-— KEANE — CLAYT nace; newly the, electri entrances. Lorett x school, rough. | so IL, STON, ~ and see t —For ‘gale. fed | x COTTAG a4 DET O . & Fr RAN _—_ ; I . cn o Coll raded sc 6225 A | fon hi brick re 3h— For , KE UR ~ On Bidnev si0" e127 pavered tnt Painted in ‘and : telephone Collee:; lot 100%200; a fone and | —a a4 — » Easton; Cabany | _ 4% 32 Se ~aAS all os) rooms. recep- : conaeet and rot eale: 3844 Mic) Mic higan ‘av. ¥° , >- ROOM ( ‘OT T AG a Mi ST BE SC CORT AGE -For sale, = or mm mt Cla el er, 2310 Mer ‘ 10OME—) — Fo Te For ON COTT —— — AS ets OF Ue ge ITT ee ces. on; pri electricit m n fin AU Pe R4 6 ) I bath, wood ‘ton h - . or sale: 2 ee es See - ur mmo AG E yi¢ AGE Fo ew el ce only -. a g00 “7 eult wo ake fire For sale. 1, te} | 8 ern reit@etes, 8 ALE, . | gain in GI I can nive you th and $7: on: city wate ttage. al! in meted =i ‘roarne, $1158. onl +: GRIR “Southwest — | DOERFL. sonable; | Slate-roof brick tinea ena _ WEST ve ; in Clayte ton, — steel mn University H rooma and r wat . endale: 8 room @ best bar- $600 for equity: r gars: $1400: 4 con- AINK. 15 N. y $125 cash and § ay. 3] INGER REATI, bath, electric costage: 7 reoon COT x on large te. + Bice ‘8-room ate cash sale: eights: bargai eception hall | ; er heat. all city Ss and bath, hor- : month Hodi ¥; 850 cash. beailanc. t. S800: | « OTTAC ‘ ith. 15 month. / COTTAGE na _Jeffe 'ferson a TY co... shed: lot 20 c fixtur concret is heat ITTAGE— For ~~ waa and - 190; nice! &¥.. U , Owner at n for immedi- class condition conveniences jp CRECS amont or Wi ance $15 per GE—For | TAGE—F on _ and Gravois | Way x150; 1 block e basement. | Civ enience sale. 4-room THOS ce 870U0. Sunda gt Heights property, 15 Harvar | ae 200x186. a, See accommodations.” tot p—— NE. & RG. COTT. SOO cars. | Streets made; sale: 2 5 rooms: electric. av., 4 pooman sale, brick, dalo Te, is ave. Park: _— at Mane os lhe of King’s high. | BU ONGAT Ta aH terms, 6320 Prick, $2600; | . 207 _M , y afte betw ard owne lot | Om Ches hert ner: pric “bath, bases and } renn r a e $2K av.. ne ALLOW . Pendleton av. PADY. nee een and | HOME) —For r sale: attr Ww Vebster 1031 Ww. | 9 aces EVERGREEN A tnut st, ze = 1A. e $2250. 242s Al. an) ae cemented: ame gas: lot wu 40. | tate ‘ ~- owner wants a Forest | Pointe diatri ¥ or “gale a — ++ AT OE _. acne i “ —— we WwW. | P tank arh cle | oF p : ORractive for Clay aie Beene | Ba Laplew ood H «) E Greely av.ivall modern: ‘made ’atreett fe flat D3 ROOMS—26% “INVESTMENT | gud adi x: sae: 2710 12) | Brice sioeot® gent, ened an ‘ein alto, | “MIHNR. RLAKE & BRO., #15 Cheangt | COTPAGE SF hardwood floors: newls g : ; ropert de street; 50. | flat. alan IENT 15 : ps 50 cash, ueen; 3. .| TOMBRI ~-ee Mr. Hurl ocatio.n; | = ot ( chest ' COTTAGE FL Clayton corne "i very at- on . owner wit) y in excelle 0 - on excel e monthly’; } +N. Tth s $15 m roon m: DGE AG url leman. 4. NEW = s: nut > Kor Y. ectric li r tot: w oO 1@,. $40 f 4 show yo nt conditt of EF ellent asatr zood frame | onthly. ZINK’) __ Both ho ENCY. BU NG ot. dition: sale. ar 2. Bt. ‘ s and side- beng bungal!l M4plewood RS Tr rry Sunday; | yet, buay lock west of Hod ® south | GAL Bw. a cc OTTAG SR mec st. 3026 TO 2048 High Rchool._ id ——o Appl C . . Clayto ule County Land bath, furnace el. ‘Containing + ef. *Plendid | R _ GROVES TRUST c Tt corww odiamont cars. and bath: strict] sale; South Side: Ake ap. For sale. ? Located tn T. HUMP HREY ST, Hot see CTOT De dre Apply Ur : 214. a, Mo, Bell ph nd | ge lot atiato tic. sh x / fine roo Bw ELLING—For + —- UST CO., Agent. | CORNWELL RF |} cash or te y modern: must neil Foo im | 1y it and move vacant now. You and 6. reeme air «nore, frat c—kiw sale, Y & jae 5 one and #33 ot 47x127: 4 b ade and frui mas, Webst or sale; 740 pay eee pee CO., 810 Che ‘rma. Rox F 94, sell quick: and bath- e in at once: 4 You | can floors. ® on on hts: 5 roome rame houpe. °. ioa5 > Ra " * rfl Mae K ied (c) iaco and elect locks from M t trees, | condi er Groves; 8-roo Fairview av. BUN etnut. | COTTAGE ) ne __ Post-Dis, and a b xcellent conditt. dandy rooins | porch ile bath y XE @ floor: hardw: fen: 82000, bath. gas, cht yard. Stem Sidon. Buen OO ; mr Owner there. : ie tte ca re, See thi, Pacific te dition; large lot: —. LICK « ; . : E. Co.. Hawn De} ns. BALSON ; at on 7 MISCE eran | C aclede MAR, 4019 Ss ts office 911 . ready f a different de n ookcases ; ite e ‘ar rest lot : Ma lades Tx €0nFa * JONES R . 0, £9520: te “19 Chest ni =i bi %. & B. CO., Sa aly doatea LLANEOUS OTTAGE—F “ (ce) | 08. FL DICK icto e. ollt S. Grand or occupanc sign: open t __Grand low heater, Cf OTTAGE—Por ant ri WwW " —F. FP) R anch of are th week ‘ ) AGE- —— 7 and t nal Homes for Particular People, 14 Gr ccnW vd. : aragient tor Gathoite attractive T-room: con- =| HOMES |_ stam, brick. “bath. “furnace, {innebaxe teat | QTL AGE—For xR Eco. "23 Chestnut. RI tees lant word In Sonate aanary: hor fale. brick, i rie Watts’ can sal Pri é, 004 lyd_ | © street; almos rch and school: on| Th UA | cortaba_. 5} tric rooms, furnac: iimington av | . -COLLER R | riin price $2280. ta ni vate Sale. Beven-room. Ae thir is tf new and in > on ese cotta A For sa! Le 127 i Kas, large Dut ce and bath: . | EALTY ¢ ’). TT h re eer? een Cala Delmar. - * With large . well ' . an onporiurity at nice con./ thie week: kee at bargain | toria: water, : ¢; &-room frame tng. 27'*; this place ch dining roon elec. | 2006 Grav . , E ~Fo or ‘mle, Salo entities a > oboe ranierta pe nag $8000. Seton. dwe lot. “including ice _elting w TERSTER ROVER Ther sd the price of 5045 pense eo Prices !f sold | Terms. | Box ‘we tric. large lot. Pog ay lg right tn: Price f200p nant a lot —_ | -5-ROOM ~ BRIC K C OTTAGE a ‘Renton , * Con 135: Seog ztord av. tage. ‘i -For POO ee eee ine ‘ rooms: r Smal! stor ) pieniina roosns. or rent: ‘ Panter T gale \ Leia pepe eC : Melghta, RICHMOND HEIGH property, ,, ‘forex 207 PenaiettO8, — ADY, | pened on > ay. ps frame, ire 8.500 | Rarer are: yl frame; tn | ground: pote painted and’ ¢.. Srinaing oneal 4008 Winn FOR SALE —c | OPMTE all conveniences, he + nade note a ounan 072-072: ——_— “IGHTS c— or “pale. "eee ee rent wood. j ‘ Sutter e+e se ee j ras> « - ost T sold at once; ectric gara shade tre ana A sew er ‘Ora ted: 35 fr cottag od | oe vaca ' GE-~ Por iia ats a. 6: , aes cu ide ay. 2-story f ne | av. re tidecepeess MeO I Nepatch. terms, RFR ® es, grapevi Made: fr es bullt b nt; one lef reoma: ff mia. th 6.200 orina, k Papp, price | RESIDENCE— fh in Webster G rame. MOT } electricity. Dm brick. “b ” —--— ox F. 9 ave 04-ft. nes and f ult ay} rooms, re ¥Y Witema: } t of 42) “foot } west: 4, :; a For —— loor. large r ‘srove 3 Tit}. 5517 Cot e ; me ath, | COTT Ls | $20 additiona! lowers $3rK in ception hall. 3-inch w . rarden: id ot: farage . a . Bellev pale: all rooms: attic rooms *roomea first | 4 Brilileante av 22... °°" 3°. ° 2 AGE—-For ao per foot. J Vacant if m; 'Mks, tile hath bookcase Gila; &) 24273 eal home; ; FERG —* | we and Delta. Rich: conventenene: 199 im. gas, water and ma and . basement | ; te. ay. 8-room frame 2.508 rooms. large ae on 5400 V irginia ye ee) erside 424 M. Murphy, wanted. at | Axtures, plent furnace, marble * beam ceil.) S23 urice N RESIDENCE mond Heights ° ce $2800: big bargain: etrect. = Tix JOHN Nici aa e 1 ano tric: price $3000" °3: all 13-inch am ev, i 5 | TOW ER GE a © 444K. 130 Ver-| Mented cellar: Y, Gioeeta. _ copper nk, electric FOR BALE c ‘lta E* For a | ire, ne ei 1 & R. 960! KOTSRE small amo 8. elec. , 4 (ROVE HE ic) terms: lot ot 33x12 screens, ce. _*¢¥eral in axe and bur and electri sale. 6 roo ~{22? | | ———__—— 1 RF Co. | -—— AN-ALTHEN un? cash. | 15k CONNEC IGHTS Co c), terma: let north of : come toda mud n western «# un gions ny c. 7417 w ise ma, bath. @a ’ ao 824 International =F "RERG. — — 308 N _ Grand | COTT [, , 1. 122 € “heatn | Four re by ye ob yy STRE rT, AGE. S — . Gravois y. Cama) ern and dest uburba: av. M ¢ HOUSE—For nal Lite Hide | | ay. AGE—For ut et. | 125 oma, attic, beth. tie on | OF OUTH SIDE —_— lv. SA8T Enright en 200 BUNGALOW arsha!) | ter: . sale, at 156 P — | mM m ed] ig bath: lot 3% sale, 4526 Del ———es | =i Wephalt stree tile roof DE BI N : aap” | HOCKE _--rright av cash ‘a —e wai. i. rooms, Plant av —— | late _ WOx125 : elor: 5 “g = eet: terma: wf: lot [Ox NG ; HOUSE = Mstghtes Hos toon Sjern tye iphimona | fnaogce, 0h Mocgmedern: harawond' eer; |anfilh, McRee. te Possession | Reiss Pant heii tears ak mode: | gest Beka UE AT A, BARGAIN = | INSPRRATE POSSESSION inte, tat hoes, Ear i pric ee, “T ® property and driveway: | new! ms. bath. ee ATIF OV ust put ia: | bath, won av.: 4- gies ‘SPEC nn . er: granit urmace: he ra LACH sor p How. Met eee | ested we will end and if you tm | $4200 y decorated a electric: lot | COTTAGE— tate. le hot and co!) room cotta NSPECT TOD cain #1 Od baserMent: eiectrin fh GAlLow : "Siite wi Pendleton TRA | gulf: price Ue nceavor to «a Qre inter-' 4508 « nd painted: pri Pe é oe —For sale, te nee at a water; fin ge, with R018 AY, 2 t : > mnie et: leavin electric lig! ¥ ALUOW.¥F - BUYS GOOD Pai; " Hirentwr ‘4 | WERE oats rrange terms to | St. Ferd! ce, | 20x140: warn modern, 4 r ~ | KORTE. ¢ lot. Appl “Grn ompto 095 P.M.) Cora wan _ tty tthe _ ; ’ FAM - ood. TER GROV o | $1650. nand: 5 roo | alley 5 Sor Sve . ooma,. brick TE-RUST RE Ply of 6 roo nm av.: - me ; Je For ~a~ bath at an : semi-by iLY HOM ~ | HOU SE_P. ‘ES TRUST © | 4858 ms, bath: | BRIN made. machines: str en TY CO fic ms. furnace lodern bun t: 4 reo sale; buy th conveniences ; ungalow RL . W... F so USE-—For sale: colon el home Agent yo St. Ferdi : price! 84150. 4027 h. balance cet and| ,NEW BUNGALOV >a 7 ~.; 816 Ches ore: newly decor tile bat! alee; in ma, cellar, 5 I r ; el ‘| hear sale: colont AEM! KALE ft. lot. P nand: 5. | . m2? Idaho. terms: J GALO \ Nestnut. | cozy ‘ ¥Y decorated ) hardweo) & av.: tollet: te : ab . mer bh: + poaed in 8 oo * : ts; Ms ye floors Ist “nome ® — 4581 P tx) $1 Tho S-room brick: bath: 83. | BU NGALOW... a on Price | resem wom of pea hi 033 1 ITASKA quick some. Owner re mee ‘e to a _Cheatnut make 6004 terme. avien, - Deighborhood : T; Sox BO: ene he RUYS ADIO Par. ©n house, tomate’ stable. ti about 2 acres ‘T!e. Price Fyrdinang: 5 rooms. b large rooma For sale, 8400 Graves ae. b bath; easy ag room efficiency; t large | ieee” from 2 pe offer tor' COTTAGE—For wale aa ost- ie yourself; | font cc fountain Grove with footing hens name that ts ~ el court. © etc. : a oe: | FASTON-TAY! on ath. elec- pnd attle: 1 Ee MD bath: large av. 5 | ¥. J) CORNWE ELL He Southern armas. tile CHRISTIAN a a o> Mm reer arapen: sale ee cree ch apacity. ® chicken hou t, Sn estate: 415 W. ered at ‘ea500 2 ui —— TRUST Cc ise is; Cherokee ¢, gas; c | — +» CO... B10 619 ¢ rR EBC ' NWocks from orner let: ef ODERN Fr Se. Lab WREPSTs , Ki irkh to close ee 44 0.. ee aS ear _to en F orner lot. : 501 NAS) — yc hestnut. A. “hestnu! S CcoO.. Owne - car: north : ane ‘ FOR ry Se EUSTER GROVES ton, @Y. ! 74 Faston av PTAGE— F | Well-buil HVILLE. ee "Wo t. rat 1428 G West; terms te | Pour “OTE & 7. ees _fene) ! PUNG — o_o s ‘ES TRUST co - on av. iad nace, or sale. h-ro ——"' most t. 3-room fr Sizoo orkin BU —.2erfie!d on roeome bt wool’ few Sali Pont? bath brick hetne: | bungalow: i ma le. “attractive Freon | Nice $1350. Bl NGALOW made: bath, bot one org rick eae, fur. PJ CORNW ET hei Market car totlet; ai-| 2118 ee “ Bargain, § $1956 | eS For wnie Gai ibe onte Wi it ana oor, metal rnace, h oak finish tn loors hardwood: “room | tric lights Ungalow: o | ‘39 Milentz alks | ——— BE. CO. s1 * av. 1 bh 100 cash ectric Nahe ) = ORR . cod f> acreens Weather ard. ner fer im living roo : tile bath, | DAV an: chick mn car line: e! QV. Lacled« CO SIO Chestnut av.: about 4 } ln Kk weet rer th or Liberty I s. bat eA, AACH R wi and sin Sranttoid bas stri ing, | ert condition: ™ @nd dinin Cc ID P. LEAHY en sheds: tern ec- HOUSE —Fer ——_——— Five-roo TTAGE. 817M A441.) Sa ter "av and M ‘locks north of Relle. | —.22" Cabany &77 tonds and ; street, walk k in base semen ement. lueh | etreet thade ari hardwood finore Gray av. 1: [?o_eeaan | nace. electri ™m cottage ti) | large attic: ie, % roo _ B06 Cheatn i) eae Order: lat i nil guttering (| WTA PR. pb ottCUMOND fi aie He eta ts line. " entences: eplerd.a "tet, nee all mod “room of admi ©. @aa, rarble ' 1@ beth fur- : $200 dow . lot iSxlen. mtd" sun pos porches. : of 8 j NIC E mr’ Nog AL. ) ae ut ef ye earteat for si: aan a 102 : best b all in ' , i thw Se ——r ° , " . hte. a,| “#nce of “ lot, 132” ern con- ssion. phone & Sinks, For 207 n, balance ; 1 Oldenb i¢ argke rooms, } Ow _ ARTH"" . arxain in | age, bric ie oF trade. te 2 ry nin Bar ROAIN | y shade nec 772: an idiney 192 card | 3°) Fullerton BR monthly: Che urg: floors, elect mth. furn oe ~R GQ. PRI*S ' yard: bath: te BA iAIN | venient to evervth eeeary out bulla abun. | MAK a ——— en ide rokee line, | thin ric fixtures. ace, hardwo.t | ——— al ere r% SO) Ry nr eacrift-e: Raw ree 8 stat KIRKWOOD —s | ee les ewiayv: ; | have to ing and th ngs: con- E . ov } i COTTAGE—F Sevuisentsseiee a x complete to large Jot. whialat cae satell av. aulre 472} block on on our Met . ere. carage : Tic: TOx150- ce f a fon racks to go te ec nti our cottages, re FFE R de homs: lot 25x1k4- went | part of cit REA LTY £., a hom “717 4/22 Minnes: COTTAGES re KI of with lor fbn mi iictt Ser nn tna, | Wm Si Inspect at once: aeepet thin GROV hool; | all improvern ne — sT14 en; 8560. chicken house: ms,’ sit _ Chest - FEINSTE:. 2013 Wy ta. 3 rooms. of | COTTAGE — anon tHIS aac KOTRUE ‘wi. lat RESIDEN CE ST CO. 4s . see If rou w m. : LL. Ag KReom 119 Oree aA ‘xiTs _ ewe ant rae, Winona « ay... ne nate ht i pee te eae ALT bat —-For sale: Ya Agent. 'TR (UST ©O., s at ence. FEA ant areal BUN + Agent. 2M, . M12 ¢ c Ww Nl self rick 4 Cottae etna | CFSE kom. MOS: 4 wéeerase e¢ | Niet electria, hee. SEE theee HR DLT HEN, 122 Che seam h 6 rooms. ti 474 Ea PON. TAY GALOW—-F hestnut st. 66x: my roo Pp oui h Sid +45 Comprar _ & reome oo Price Sitew t- water ie) *trnt . rect e eat. extra |} . tile finish | aston avy LAvet wood or aal eae 50 block Id m brick ¢ e 4747 Lo . + reome , .. 2 Mam | lare vee on term Large imend Hetehe et. xtures, power arge boller. I HAVE ae A finish tile be 5 rooms: aii —— $34 h aho av. at cottage | %: auisiana € re . beth ee acy 1 Afthoany Se> e “room bh lob tebe Rebelo: Ftome ard brick ~4 jpmes toda “eellar, sun porch sockets, se ind. | Vveral bunmaie ————_ servato lot th. ‘hot- water hard- ao: as receptio the low pri n 18 8. Como: rooms, bath ess o Ta) “x & TONERS Sohmit with ) : - ntial brick ae ay: | coher. . double gi Parate coal | ws for sale. | city 60n260: « r heat: con- | a. — lor m hall. bath ce of 4822 T on € reon earege 2 Ore n. EO. ae “aafertable : laree oy Seeeee $20.00 | erage, shed. Sened and Or Grand - 28 _Prairi little farm ; Box O.3 . With ali st ‘ urnac ‘ enrergeer 5 * bath ne NOAT - pucenmnttediiranemanen ac home. G-resee 232: ° can, straw playho copper | VER RARG Cc TAGE. le ay. See in the 93. Post.D reets. etc. e. 8 Keokuk @ frome, hath #& ; 1 Ow} For Se “room, + 9.000) just berrica. Fy *. Sea aspara.| rick co AIN— Will AGE... For a lapatch made. | 3223 Da! y toome | + Furnace 2 2x room brick eaie: 3117 PF Aveiy I,’ = shingie cottage home: modern. 4.000 | S400: anol oath ST Wes buits for gc COTTAGE weike; #2300, riser encom ey ry Sia es aan | nai200 Lafayette. riod FOR SALE ~ | Se merine. 8 nae one hath.” furnace. ‘Sdn | 8nd Forest Park. Cy ool; Market WELDER, “ine modern... er 305:; mode or sale, 108. P.-D. | oct. Tae Wall car to Be ee | pri ing porch, ma, hot-wat 4014 By reome, ‘ 4 fm, | iestion: ow reets made: Insurance, : rn convent 5-room brick ; | COPTA GES FL vo Mills, | Drie? $7500 xerage; ope er rs mMohtres, Bree: ath furnace Aran | Remten’ a ner lives on are = Pas ae RO fc) ce $8800 Rox ence lot Sul? every AGES—For sale as JOHN Ww. mn al! day. | =* 8. Grand, 7 7s, bath, furn; Ait ees ow Premises, , rooms and bath: | R.22 0; warage | baths. $2300 t =e6 2 eae GIBSON R AUIS P. Kit i toume bath ¢ ce Low HOT. : joe | etd oe es rooms EAL ~~ = TZ & y, furnace. GS “ WAT : 50x200 - Quick aie WILL BACRIPICR. ~ ae (c) sidewalks qpade: ren : | Sareninn eo were ane BRICK RUNGE Chestnut st. | 9295 3 M ACKI. 7 iG A. rendement PR soon Brinks Oo80 ei ae z © estate: one COTT toring , [ peady tol , 208 Marn GALOW. ——— | ' N ani MOT AGE—F wl SS YS | furn maduke av.. 5 S-reem fr AV. RBREAN.AT wi lot oF = ee ‘ a ace wa ba roome, arne ~ ee BNCT. 3318 Meramec st. (ixx Chatham av ‘Pp - lot saute * ganio: owner h overingktn ute rhs Be AMP, ioe er ne $5048, “Se tom ay,

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ee ee ee a or "eee Pt ie i ou ya AUGUST 3, i919. BS 1400 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale today. a - _ — —— - SS Pe o ete —————— ee BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | F FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE} FLATS, APARTMENTS, , FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALI SOUTH _ SOUTH | ag ~~ aacmmmmeeel wine PBB BBB BLD BOLL DOS WEST NORTH aS . ee BPA PRP BPA LALO hd ee ee i i i ’ NN I AN lA ll al OL —— ts LPP : OP mallets ll Mn il, Sai ida Ow ~~ — vt A? —Ter sale, 4300 Papin, modern, single, . " ; " } | WCOTTAGCE—For sale; 6 rooms, reception hall; | COTTAGE—For ) beautiful 5 rooms, FLAT—F le, 4 and 5 rooms. 1950 Lami. [] T , ’ e Barga ns lot 123 feet front; bargain. Phone Cabany with screens tile bath. electric, gas, fur- 5729 MIMIKA AV EN NUE PLAT ae sale, rev come Missouri, — DO B E FLATS E LAT B ARG AINS reom —— ALL MODERN: NEARLY NEW. s_and bath : | PAY MENTS ie sass — - 1s Bio (cl) — large eg ® — ~ pares b tet Ps 2 ~~} sensee Deeaiow, vet. furnace, ~ ~ : gps PAY BETTER | AGE--For sale; 7170 Wellington court, ch across the front o use: located at c; all modern; lot u ee + eS SS aes ~ | 4047-49 Hartfo 4211 JUNIATA S17 ; m y C$ ent FLAT For mle. « dou room frame; srtce ED direct on 4c car lines; Geal wits oWDer. Wy) | 4 Don. ant rd st.. modern 4-family flat. Double apartment fiat of . ae 5 ead 09. I J ay . bLAT—For ale. 4258-0 Delmar, 6 and 6 rooms. east of Maplewood: a nice 3-room cottage,| *4*4 Penrose; can be bought cheap and at )W. L. KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. _ ath: hot-water h FLAI—tror saie: 3504 Iilinois; 8 rooms, In- | all improvements made: ~oee S100. Prine: | marewraes floors ey + out: iron porches in | . ear : with city water; tollet in house: note size | Te*sonable terms; open for inspection . hh tg mo Laclede zt, i. HAHN, 907 Dover 2. | O'Fallon Park Cottage | —auire at 2551 Lemp av. iw) | $9254 rear: hot-water heat: lot SOx162: owner leav- tara w . piace tor *: -- 41 t i, ee: d | HAASE REAL |ing town, anxious ze sel} ; : ‘ lekens or garden; terms, $200 cash, bal- ANDY BUNGALOW 5328 Zealand st.. only half block from | Vi-AT—Ver sale, 4158 vies. S. cna de Meeertad eee Four-fa ily” fla "Sy saan aa : pe i Fpr ans. — eee ae 3 3 ag Se Pg - mityv at. 3 rooms. bath. furnace, | ¥ ie. Leona ayv., 4 e fiat. with bath; price $12 per month, like rent; deed of trust 3118 pas ny corner of Ashiand av.; | Per: 4 rooms. reception hall ans bath: bet. | ——-— 4111-15 Hartford st ter construction; only terms of| #LAT—ror saic; 5 and 4 rooms; on South |3 rooms and bath: -. modern 4 toy ge A + | rent $8000; see us for price and card of ad- . ‘ . sing! | Mission. SSB Quick Sale Vv anted Bex F-257, Post-Dispatch 2 -RAMEC 8ST oes ower sale; GOxx Cates av, rent rrice $600. ) a chance to own your own home; beg ui °2 oom — fit bath and ctri lot 50x $3000. w: Maplewood car to loop, or Frisco Rail- S nd ele c. = ae d $30 per month. “including all _ side. Inquire 364A Louisiana. rovemenits: near Tower Grove Park. Ment. $74.0 meotern 6 and "* eran: : CO.., C stnut. ROSGENBAUM- H Us ( O., rr FLA’ [ —k or sale; 4 rvoms and “bat hn “UD » and i. 92. i — n og RTE. r Re A ae iw R. BE. uown. i # 4 7 i n HA A> ‘E RE AL 1 4 CA, 921 C) , ag ge 4 pa a a pes hot-water | | hree-stor Vy, 4-family 5 and 6 f! t nd t ' oO 371 Louisiana. estnut st. hea e bath. k ane ile ront porch; “ . +A carage. big bar nro*. E & KR. }. BCL OTT. RO Chestnut st. 5-ROOM BRIC K GOTT. AGE. Nw Broadway. _ ROOM 4951 Thekia av.; bath, electric light, brick = = PLAi-—For saie, d-room, 10t W feet; large! 96. = , 3 oe a “COrnAGE "|, ORTH ST 5 ig VING TRU. T cOo., O3$5 UNION “AVENUE garage or shup; terms. 2620 Musswli. (cue, | | | a flake. yp = ge yp-to-date ofan pet wie oo inureres ING a. | Pinter brick flat ; 1307-09 South owe ey to Xin st corel St an O AVINGS 8 Five-ro fram age. t lectrico; | bia! ¥ os ke =a Bl 1200. W o 5 Pett, | meen ne tein te Br . ; ; ~. or sale; 1408 N. es hig ~ a ee Grand and Hebert st. | all meeeeamans made. om ae wah ew | teem 5: eee. owner, 4 —— 7 ane O19 AASE REALTY CO. gw ee ho ene ya Rng he 5 Pm yd me ms be st.; bath, toilet, reception 8 rooms; strictly eee Secne neal : : ront: MEDIATE POS ESSION Pescush haune ——————— ——. ms second floor; fine porch, bath, 4487 t 99 du a , ; bargain. 4141 Taft av. | rooms, hot-water heat; good garage; well 1821-23-25 MENARD ST. m-f will sell this on # - — electric, etc. Colfax 2713, Central TS#7. (e2) . — AY. ae - | located; aboutS: ° Ae ad car ride to bust- One double and single fl i6 3 BEAUTIES ir o 6 Bunda Al, 4 MAGE 4562 Maffitt; terms. Call after 1-ROOM BRICK. we 3-00 sal fae a5, rooms and bath. | ness district of city. - families; rent $768 pri ‘e $60 Sec aggea : 302 aah . terme. OOLLER tae sTY CO., . bM4A St. Lovis av., Finlay. (2) S N. Newstead av., bath, furnace, elec- $300 Cs oh sy light: up-to-date, fixtures; see today: as “Da ance ont Y | FL Als—For sale; 364-00 Park, modern; | FLAT—For sale; 2717 Winnebago st.; 2-story | 5 AND 6 ROOM, FL AT. $415 real quality flat: serent —— iets FL-AT—€i20 Page ay. } U | | INDENWOOD> ; Gano, make offer. N. owner will show you through; ‘then Just listed these 11 modern homes. with | __ double; sell che: ap. KUE HN, 405 Olive. _ | brick flat, 2 R of 2 rooms each: lot| With electric, furnaces, big bri rick h: : ream. bath Fo00- “ner 4h > BUYS o-room « tu NORTH ‘ST. LOUIS SAVINGS TRUST r CO. baths. furnaces. electricity and every modern! >» WaA‘i—ror sale, + and 6 rooms, 4426 Arse- | 25x100; big perfect condition: a. . S428 Keokuk aries Re : 421, 16 Olive. a sey A * nd — terms, Grand and Hebert at. convenience; very low price: owner wants nal st.; opposite ‘lower Grove Park, | REMSBECHER- MEHRKENS REALTY CO., | 232 8. Newstead; Laclede car: | s; 5 ok uk c_st.. othing | better, tn et | Anthon Schmitt, with ‘te “4 CHEROKEE, 2753—Two = f shed om NEW COTTAGE Fs ceagpodinee sole: ¢ 2 oe ee ey SOC. | FLAT—For sale; new, modern, + and 3; ib. Jefferson _av.__ | floor. SAMUEL LIEBERT, | ; Fesl bargain. © a & JONES R. E. CO., 824 Chestnut se) sey. torres sidewnlke E front rooms ibe beusehocsing; private tam- HOT-WATEI. HEAT ote ON WELI Le E. CO., 810 Chestnut, | rovms: garage: 4000 De Lonty st: owner | apna ob a de Ah wee Mo Block Magnolia av. are | FLAT—GI24 Page av. single 3 and & root ’ ; e m- 4656 Cotrage ey 5-reem, modern, brick Renae = 4 = we _ ae it. downstairs. | extra well built: 5 and 7 rooms, bath, feos : nn a 4222 8. Pig heaton st.. 2 blecks from bath ‘siboo. water; rental $22 per mont “nar cottage: lot 27x inspect at once. Main y or sale. rney e s loca- |- a. 2 manediten ahead r “>. } nace, copper screens, etc.; | etre rana an eramec; 5 and 4 room aun | Price $1000; $300 ’ AGE—For suie: 4 rooms; 4917 Pen- 7 tion; wonderful bargain: brand-new brick | sie “ail ot Rae for gn | $900 per year; price $7500. a con made: owner out Sr AN ang 4 atieg | pariors, sleeping porches. hot water heat; Schmitt, with cash, easy terms, | See A. Sa a Geraldine av. -KOTSREAN- ALTHEN, 722 Chenin st. ed well Duilt, 18-inch wall: cam. build . 4 4 Gravois av.; irruire 5450 Cologne. | CHAS. H. W ENGL ER, 717% Chestnut st. we price $3300; make us an offer, > wo | must Be seed heads be appreciated. GLICK & JONES R. E. CO., 824 Cheatnut ter jsE—For sale rooms, t WE ys S ' _ LAT-F : THOMAS PF. 9 9 ——-——— a , a al pee S oon na, bath, laundry, 1404 rune ASD, CoS ds lek : to-date: 4 rooms and bath: house gets on | FLA i —Mor sale: a double; South ! FLAT—For sale, 3 rooms and bath | up. 4 PECHAN, 2022-24 § S. 12th.(c) If you want a @ single fiat of quality, see ee sale; 5630-32 Vernon av,; wail- —— - s r %-story brick co tage ™. front: wonderful opportunity. Inquire side; take some simailer property im part! 459. ajj improv mente: ber year. eX | SOUTH SIDE SING Y | the above: they can't be improved wpor. 185, t and 6. rooms, furnace, etc.; lot Six mpd. & ; Worth $5000; JUST EAST OF GRAND VBE BE Us 5 ounnt nonresident and will sell at « ee ee ee GOTTAGE- por sale, 7-room brick, at a bar-!of % rooms, reception hall, bath: lot Lox at 4502 Arlington. (c) Box F-19¥, lost- Dispatch, ; m- f ; — | sacrifice; apply to owner, TH0A r Nice red-brick-front fiat, 5 and 6 rooms: | Cc HRiSTIAN BRINKOP R. B. CO.. ety i 1”. AS. “. WENGLER., T17% Chestant at. _—-- - eee ———— ; Bee owner, 710 Sullivan avy. a . oper 0° you through; for a | Fi AT—For sale, dilz Fairview; modern sin ee ie th ' ; AGE—For sale, 0868 Lenox, block nort uick sale ANOTHER wonderful bargain in same loca- sAL— —* ~, “a (7) thoroughly modern; large lot: fi f _ Central 34, Olive ‘ Chestnut : of Page, 6-room sandern cottane: lot Son 150. KORTE: RUST REAL TY Cco., 816 Chestnut. tion. 50 ft. ground: 3-room frame house on : Fag * eemeent alley made; bargain. 03835 &. | FLA T—For “Me; 1714 Ohio: new 2-story home or investment: Fsog° ene for - DOUBLE FLAT—For sale: § UNG Al OW t your own price: part cash, balance terms. 4473 PENROSE AV. it: property which will make money on it; srand. a | brick flat; “fate of 4 rooms and bath | Main PR ay ~ Single Flat ey $3500 bath. electric: ont fn tAL, gone onn brivepart ash Muiance torme;| 9 $455 PENROSE AY say, | third Rovge trum commen. corner now worrh | OLPEM wand for = ROOT POTIBN BrORRTO| each arpa a ptagy RRTREE: rete TS ARCO. AV | tnegtinnas eraniohd Suaement; rent 480"oe* | AMMnaGi chien ete Verma at hed at ’ > : Cc) } ‘a “ay. i 4 bo iy, ‘ . slate a =.) _-- (99) | REMSBECHER- we Ae REALTY CoO., 452 Ss A RC 0 WY 4 month: * aranitold basement: reat 586 ver ARCHSHO! seine ore Sie CO... 806 Chestnut, (c} CHOPP. a2 pY TO MOVE IN, : cken house and garden; for quick sale, Gectrte, = “wert inspect today; buy Men- SPECIAL BARGAIN. | bargain. _inaulte 103 Ge yer. r S. Jefferson av. _ 5-6 rooms, furnace heat: near Forest Park: | GLICK & JONES R. B. CO., 824 Caesars, FLAT —-For sale: A f A fine 4-family buliding ; ch! » all improvements. 5122 P in 1l Sraa ae pale 2 ae cee KOTSREAN-ALTHEN,. 722 Chestnut st. eae 5731 M APFITT AV. me ‘Ai—ror sale, modern § and & room flat; | ———— —— . Jeff as: ns, fi ste e : cCoTT, | y OO FRAME COTTAGE. hot-water heat; Tower Grove feignts, 1ysux 4 or sale; 2929-31 Ohio; 4-family; 3, andy to Market, Manchest ’ ‘ ————_—_- 4 and 5 room 1333 ove today . et? oe ny SOS Gaenee. 4008" aease x BARGAIN. £3500 New electric fixtures; sacrifice for $1500. | _Y-181, Post-Dispatch. |} rooms, tile baths, electric, china. closeta | lines; rental about $675 on on "Ke vert 9349 elegant, clean ‘even Re oo T! b PET aT RIN. mnt t omer. ' es —~| wood floors, Sabenee etdpiic lights slate —_ MORRIS AACH RK CO., 822 Chestnut st. | TO. im PLAT—For sale, 1000-02 Victor st.,| #2¢ furnace: rents for $1056; fine condition; | of admission and particulars nee | 2342 5S. 10TH ST. sell this for $1 ent; always req ry : AGE—For sale: 3 rooms, tollet. bath. | sink: quick sale wanted. Main 1196. 5359 GERALDINE AVENUE. single flat, 1902 Arsenal. Inquire 3318 | at_a bargain. Call S518A Giles. Sidney OTTO TIET S, 722 Chestnut st. (e)|, Fiat of 5 and 5 rooms; let 300x130; HEFFERNAN. 214 Wainwright ) BUYS rHISs | by Oaieees, house: Garden: jet 80si28:) KOTERBAN-ALTHEN. 722 Chestnut st. — ALDINE 4 —— S10 | 2172R. ct TE i eecnes 10)| yanemtent’ and “inundey, venta large” betes | FILAT—For sales Beae-B5-0 in nie - : Spon Norn eres. one entre), _Ceses. lot 335x112: owner will show you through; _Houses—C ottages—Bungalows FLA “Will sell cheap, 4825 Parkview ~ pl., Victor 176. : rey av. ee MIL “ _N. Sth _ st 3612 d McDONALD AV. pane MT agents, must sell nguire sa ¥. yon 218-20 8. 18TH ST. Modern flat of 5 rooms.on each fleor;| FLAT—For aeie, 5296, Kenainaton 8v_ OUSE—For sale, frame, 5 rooms ‘and bath, fo uick s 2650 . | r gui ale, $265 -room house, vacant lot, 25x125; price, and 6 rooms; absolutely modern, hot- FLAT—For sale, sxx Wyoming st.; 5 and 6| Four-familv fiat: 3 Tocms each; rent $576! steam heat; just t d i Sovse-! Fr e . € u west o¢ Urand av.; price . - ? . Thr -_g ae movin. Apply 2088 Sean: | KORTE- eet REALTY CO., 816 Chestnut. seg wd. “$250 cash, $10 per month. ater heated; owner first floor. room flat; hot-water heat; separate flat;| per annum: pric2 $s es « highway; ' . ’ COTTAGE, " ’ . i oom TH SIDE AGE—For sale; 4003 Lincoln; 6-rooms lburn av. modern house and = OO: $500 cash, $22 per month. bath and laundry; residence. 7 Ss. nd owner nts money. PARK AV, rLAT a1 ne i > tet 425 700) "| ween sot | eotce 5300 caak, $30 tor? KOTSREAN- vA, THEN, 722 Chestnut st. (c) | ge00 t AT BARGAIN. nternational T.ife 1: ig. room: $8000, no trader; bo agents: must ein Cheetnut st. AGE—For sale, brick, 4 rooms, bath, KOTSREAN-ALTHEN,. 722 Chestnut st. ice ee bath, fot, 205x125; price $2309; | FLAT- For sale, modern nat, 2-family, 4 up FLAT poe pg pn Bt. ea Ke af . ‘ . es 000 cash; terms to suit Cc a . | - ~o! ome, sell at bargain; immediate pos- 3133 R - ; thoro ys WIN NEBAGO. ound Park, 4234 San Francisco. meantital brick cottage: furnace, fixtures, S-room residence; lot 100x250; price $4500; — $40: price $4000. Si4l Oregon. ss! «6pasements. combination fixtures: lot 50x12% ) Ph J i — ~ weeeney Sats é “gn jnete detached brick; 5 an left of 42 cottages built TAGE-—-For sale: d rooma, bath, recep- tile bea th : like new. l’nion car to Lilian av.. | $1500 cash, eu Sund ered pay men: 3. FLA T—For sale, BT: 5) “Mic -higan;: fine mod- } price reasonable 2 « tc} { rnone Grat rd nee R. od a i _KEANE | & _FRANKE, 1008 Cheatnut st. | mn, single; improvements made, bargain. | “Core p_LaT—For sale. 2220 ———"~. “387 HUMP HREY ST.—BARGAIN | 4 AND | ROOM FLAT de sen, beamed ceilings. arcus. _te) weer eae Pea 738 Wear Hioriasant. we : rar : 5 iLE - : 2220 California: 4 A niet > and 5 room fiat; tile baths, 4 0 OREON KE. & R. G, te OTT, vince: make ai. ‘ oe = - 4 —-Weu B —— a ‘or sale, 2049 Geyer, o arn rooms, It uu a t , a ie ‘ =e EP : r screens, cemented cellar; Ir roorn Srame cottage, with nice yard; $1200 5600 ACME AV. ic ee ee ee eee eee will mage terme, This 4 and 5 room single detached flat ts Single 5 and 6 room fiat: AY: i today; easy termes; block ne N DOCKERY & SON... 1025 Chestnut st. One-story brick bungalow of 5 rooms, 4371 PENROSE ST - ——s at SS ee — |} : : watt erpece. sh " |B At—For sale: modern: 4and 4 rooms: nw T—F ’ ale. G20 W ve - - CHE AP SING L, E “FLAT os S10: good tenants; cheap rent; convenient KOT SREAN. Al. THE N Joo ‘ or sale; (20 timingt on rd.; 2-story Nice small single 3 and 4 rooms; bath, | t@ Schools. churches and car lines; will sell |-—-~ JS ATE ES Chestnut st. i WEST END SINGLE FLAT BRARGAIN. 10 N. &t 2 ~¥ .EALTY CO., 81 .; price $2000; bargain. ie) — es | rTAG z ,_ Sareain. AT 6- ROOM COTTAG K brick cottaze: lot 30x12 price — or sale, 6322 Mic higan; in, toilet, cron electric, bath, garage, large rooms | THOMAS F. PECH. .N. " 9022- 24 S. 12th st.(c) ig 5: SPERMAN & LEONHARDT R. CO.. . iy st . . " ! —— eve cottage. con ee + oR bern. gas, electricity; furnace; bar- foot lot: owner anxious to sell,{ 4-room frame cottage; lot ets price} Broadway. ARE a A 4 - — ~ de y10Cc bo rooms, til t p00, + ~- & —_—_—-—-- -—— O’F A] LON PARK OTT A E electric: rent $80 Aim 4 , PER em its and garage; a 3500 JUNIATA ST. 2 VON VERSEN ueeane C AGE | ‘3, $2250: rent $29. Grand 1068M. | INH. ABBOTT, 15 N, 7th st._ | offered at a ! 0, $0750: 2250, ren an , AR c SHOR FER R. E. CO., 806 Chestnut (ce) | ——_——— a A offered at a bargain price, $6750; annual rent| gas, ete.; inspect and phone Main reception hall, bath. electric, steam heat, S-room brick cottage: tile bath. electric. e504 —ee ‘ice $4750 Fe mark ' —s ”) per ear; price ‘ov. 1e | “ick: 3 ge * .» ' 5017 THRU H TA E) U E | 541 q GENE\ VIE\ VE AV ‘ENUE IK JITSRE AN AL THEN, T22 . ‘hestnut st. FLA'T—For sale; 4028 Nebraska; new 2- )-storv A well-arranged flat of 5 aie 6 rooms: | 3-Family Apartment ed hee ~ gy > oe Rf ‘inaws : sf re s . n ay _,* — i-story %4-room ane OeTHONY RC HMI’ ‘tT, 824 Chestnut et. ( (ce) ive-room f cottage: lot 30x140 Five-room brick cottage. tile bath, recep- t k fl 2 fla at e a "x Db NSKY TY - = ; Five-roo ram e . - : ei bi ~ror sale, Juxx Hi allid ay ay., 9 and 6) ric at, 2 ts ‘ 4 rooms and tile baths lectric lights, furnaces: lot 28x | G VY ASSER Y j 800. ¥ ; ! _ : : | 3951 Shaw av.: renting fo 1920 OLDV ” UBE r$ per year. ~ = a2 722 ‘ ; ; REA ; it ’ SOTTAGE—For sale; 3015 Walton; elegant; ~ ad L.. ts _ 8821 N. Broadway. | tion hall, yy rurnace, electric | ieee flat: bath, electric; garage | bath each: lot 25xle5 . 125 feet. WM. J. MURRAY REALTY CO WwW I | REMSBE(C HER-ME HRKENS REALTY CO., Corner Seventh and Market sts | Das 4 rooms, sun parlor, reception hall and nt” 2 st. 875 — mS I ONTCLAIR | consisting of 5 rooms, mas. bath and elec- ; E] I Hs. 8721 N. Broadway m lights; 2-etory garage: price $2700. coe et f +h... Oe _KOTSREAN- AL THE N. G22 4 vestnut st. . PRE SS 3 ; Peetias. “jot sh 1 x eee se wen — : * \ N 7LAT—For sale, 8342 “Ohio; single; improve- S. Jefferson Aav._ : garaxe for Rye will take vacant 27 M ) Vv. 1iy-story frame, 8 rooms, : eRe ne wavered and painted; @ev0u. on ft®R Emerson ay. sa E00 Cellar: lot 5-ROOM BUI GALOW ments made; large “lot; bargain. 5033) FL | Double 3-Room Flats ground as DESIRATIN TWO. aay PLAT. “yu. ato . . x F-145, Post-Dispatch. * price ge See owner ‘ . house, or $2700 — 7: : : ; MM O RE ILLY, 72 “hestnut. _ iad ~ -. AT—For sale, 142 7 Grattan, and 5 room, a MME neato , . AGE—For ane se Hd , Sactemmenss; © G. B TERMS TO Ra IT 9518 Semple, 35x170 ; brick and | _ a ty = J. ogg oe By AAA Sta oe st plumnecry 9818 Meramee of, | tered lg 4 month; A increase in price; | ; USKA, Y N. it 7 as ‘ é per cent invest: ° frame ; bath, gas, wired for elec- | 20. 2S » N. ith st._ | “Both phones. ELSPERMAN & LEONARD? 8931-31A Utah pl.; lot 33.4x124; almost| 5786 MePherson: B ana © Feom singlé new: exceptionally well built; five rooms each | fiat; hot-water heat, Ruud heater. deulan reoms thing inodern. Cail any evening or cavum, A tor Pepe : ; x fl room bric well- FLAT -For sale.* single 3-room Dric atic “ a ee . 913 P " 085-87 Call- FLATS—For sale: 2335 S. 7th; double two- 213 International Life Bld. | ¢ioor, with sun parlors: steam heat: hard- arage; 6-foot lot; might exchange for t 411 Morgan. ic #9236 North Market at. ros ; ace: |¢ 7 G+ t d 1] , ; | s t : a 07: | Ing, bath, combination xtures. urnace; | tr] r e. and 5-room brick, cottage a : oo: = gy — TNGALOW For sale, 9, room, of anit lot enetos. WERT ST LOUIS TRUST CO.. | C1Ly. ree re auecy mac | fornia av.; price $480 2631 Brannon. — = fe bea fiat: 4 flats of © rece =: | N ICK. SI N ( [, EK FI, A Ai wood floors; tile baths; all built-in features; | house west of Skinker. Main 1196. Gane, i Sunday before 2 p. m., or call Easton and | Baran: n ¥ =ENUB First time offered. Sce it at once. | FL AT For sale; 3 rooins and beth; ail m+ | oa 200 a ee MEHRKE cite mente % 4 ~ i 4 ten | brick 6né stems pereses, te roses, One bows KOTSREAN-ALTHEN. 722 Chestmut st SINGLE FLAT 5 : : haw’s Garden and Tower Grove Par 3914-16 MeREE AV. Extra well built: good renting nelghbor- tstoltg tebeentes tar bath; elec- uit reasonable offer. Prie ST. FERDINAND, stow | 3150-52 Miami. double 3 and bath .... 7.500 | ATiUnEt lifornia. 2782 S. 18th st.__ ur rooms, r 3734-36 California. double 4, baths se ta FLAT—For sale. 1903 Penn st.; 4 rooms, $1900 cash. purchaser to, a “Wy ~! Bret | hood. Nebrask ‘-. th of Sidney st. . This is a real bar- FOUR-FAS , evrasska a s0U o MORRIS % ip AMILY FLAT. bath, gas, electricity; lower flat has 4 AAS Hi nF R22 Chestnut st. WEST END SINGLE. Fo price on this cottage and will make easy 4348-50 Juniata. double 3 and baths t - rms . nee sath Ist floor. 6 rooms and attic, bath, 2d/| deed of trust for $3200. RNET & ZEIBIG. . A For sale; 4831 Greer; 5 rooms, | te FEDERER-COLLER REALTY CO., 8020-22 California, double - ae .. 7,000} floor; this well_ built | gain either for a home or an investment. Three rooms# bath, storage room each; gas, Co LOUIS P. KIRTZ & CO., 3635 S_ Broadway. | KOTSREAN-AL THEN, 722 Chestnut st. (c) | D. CARRUTHERS. 548 5. . Grand. Sid. 805. | electric, granitoid cellars; brick and tile | ;OO™ hot-water heating sysem: .yho | 5785 Page bi; 720; price $5250; 6 de) a practically new; fine condition; will has 5 rooms and no heating: price $4750. | ang ¢ rooms, b : Maas. a 5. safe ric reception hall, tile bath, wall safe, clect 2606 Gravois av. ——_£* a —— o> dour famill T porches: s> TE a) or four families; in. Tower | ds ~ ~ ec rooms: tile bath, furnace | rent at $1056 yearly; a snap at $7800. Box F-1°6. Post-Dispatch. decided bargain FOR Sar: | FILAT—For sale, Wyoming and Grand, 6 and! FLAT—For sale; 00 Down $300 Sistures, Kitchen and basement for jaundry IRTZ§ : x 5063 Spalding: 4 and 4 rooms; bath, 5 th fiat: «: »s bath i fu é; 33 ‘rove Heights: 4 o- -Room C ottage - = lat; garage, bath ance Jurnac Grove ghts copper guiters and screens. | J. W. erence 4016 Chouteua ay. Del. 196. SHAW AVENUE SNAP a KOTSREAN ACE te § ‘T an ce fa780,0 “ pom ye Se atear t GOTT AG —For 14 = Lilburn re is. farmace ane Ms $4000. lot 30x145; renting ft. lot. Main 1196. Central 684). each famil) rs ery easy mon room cottage, ( Srectric 4271 Penrose av., 5-room cottage, with hot- | tor price KOTSRE AN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. ‘c)| i See 3S53v and S801 McDona Apply _.; EE ee a xour own home, Of) Be phe od etc, ; lot 256x125; price $1000; terms | Lot heat. tile bath; price $440 4953 Page; 4 and 5 rooms; bath, fur-|jj,7—For sale; 4702 Minnesota; 4 ‘and *S i Tewer. Grove Heights Office, $114 38. Grand. 4. y- h¢ r¢ vi I 1, A i » 4150 SHAW AV. 11 sn estnut st, NEE FRANKE. 1 Chestnut st. (c _ GLICK & JONES R. E. CO.. N24 Chestnut. | nace, electric: 7 eae rents $600 per rooms. "bath. ‘electric, marble sink and | mcr 5 victor EC Se ch of ii This ie WH ee's é‘ Ray ‘ electri | pygmy Be nn heat: bath: «as; . : Y », 623 Ches ce, lar ) ne: nO. Cc c ) ) : annum, price $5 china closet, cement laundry and garage. J 1s. F. ‘Dic LMA _ ee ee foot lot; all white pine laser: po Tan agli ah Be VM. J. HOLDOWAY, 317 _Victoria Biig. Four and five rooms, bath, elec 008 | anol ae MORRIS AACH R,. CU,, 422 Chestnut at. ‘ CO AGE > AG sale; S-room vrick and recep- ~ NEW BRIC K COTTAGE 112° — rents $ BB ee he yt > eae Inauire 4715 Minnesota. (ce) | FLAT- For ‘sale: 2393 - Q23A Tennessee av.; 4+ tors. ae rhhe window sills and steve Rie a | | tion , ric: VOn. Price , -| and 5 rooms, furnaces, electric showers: | otic’ bath and electric: nice neighborhood: | DANDY “HOME aia rH MA AN sacael TWO-FAMIL A hot and cold water; large $2% nace. elect s t.: O an FLAT—Single; 3000 block De Tonty é#t., 92 bpp : , 1431 S. 18th s 5 d 7 reom modern » up-to-date; price | rent $48.30; first vacant, could rent 10 | large rooms: price $7500. Tower Grove Heights. Be sure to see 4237 Three and three ross, 20m, gas; noo. shade trees; granitoid welks. 4852 CARTER AY. : ; | = . Ss; . ; ly y A —- S HALLER, City Trust flat; 50-ft. lot: rice $4000. : ana egy oo 3 agg nt " | times a day at $27. DOO: high- class locality; | . MUST BE SOLD ° “i bh St. Louis: cheap: a Lot, potzo. ULI A ome of | EASTON- AZIM, TRUST CO, PNARTHONY SCHMITT, 84 Chestnut (|~ 4942 LILBURN AVENUE _ |Fra 4474 Banton Av Coa ea eT ae sinate That, a | oemn: $4200: terme. rend i 3659 S. Grand—Move Right In| rcrosstntire. front: hot awater heat, porch | *eMMINAACHE TCO, 822 Chestnut ot Fa ie Ps “at . > _ , ; 4 LAT—For eale: 5 and 6 rooms; modern. en or 58 » cabedie ay.. ane 5 right FLAT—For sale; in Tower Grove Heights; Well-built flat containing 4 rooms, bath | /ot being 45x12 Owner will show. ‘SEI 4451 EVANS AV. c7) 4 and 5 rooms; hot-water 4 recet hall first floor: 6 rooms and; U8.” Sing! 5 : - - § room: , Single flat, 5 and 6 rooms; bath, fur- tw) : : Rix-room frame cottage, bungalow plan, ae TR1J m © Booms: age o for two families; and reception E. co 67. y: advanced age of owner reason for heat: 30 or §0O feet front. See 8430 Arsenal bath on second and third floors: separate fur- CBRIGIIA® RRINKOP R. . " nace, electric fixtures, ete.; lot Sixt Hive mm: X ‘entral 34. (¢)| For price and card of admission see bath. electric, oosesen hall. Owner will Del- Cc. 304 Mi li " . e. , O04 Magnolia. st.. easy terms, Apply 9114 §. Grand. | naces; gas and electricity; lot 356x140; owner ween he — ‘ s. , JOST-MILLER RE CO., 105 _ N. Sth at. x1 25, i! Conte Km ve 00, is) en t N BR pruvk oP R. 1 b. AGE—For sale,, a: aa brick; $2700; | show you we ul yak 22021 — | vA 19 ren av. Gee Rode for card of ad- Ww UHS. ABZ N,_Breadway._ dagll . ° ‘LATS iti Tower fewe Heights; pe estnu y nytt ; ° RT. Cheatn neers —— easy terms. Soo Ant ony light: 8 rooms and receptian hall on first x. * y: 5 and 5 rooms; hot- $32 00; inquire 3001 Magnolia, if rm elton: 3 rooms: electric lights and | D l ? 9 R ft I, DOU BL E FLAT, $5600 DOUBL bk: FOUR- ROOM FL. ATS | bath. init wi R24 Che t.fc) floor, two nice —e and bath up; hen- 4411 ‘Laciede av.: 5 and 5 rooms: ||; FLAT—For salc; 4449 Nebraska; bath each family; an “excellent investment, POUuvIe o- Oot ATS | 4 and 5 rooms and bath; fee for $66. , this i gee ch Sell Gr me ng 3 | TONES R. Bo ee ee houses: only $34 furnace rooms, furnace and electric and bath;| good renters. Ree 3508, J870 and 3872 Com-| joer eg De Tonty st.: nice double flat; 3 BA HOR wart offer. 1206-01 rion Bide. 1315-17A_ Marcus av.; lot Sx120: annual ¢ For sale, particulars call 3518A Giles. Sidney | recticut st.. will exc hange. Apply, G 1. | rooms, bath, furnace : lot 40x135; will make | ———~- BOKERN R.E.CO., 317 Eyllerton. 4g. | rents, $1176. Price $8750 _ Double ¢room $114 S. Gran ’ ; . 5 2621- 23 NEBR. ASKA AV | brick flat building; bathe, furnaces, gas and ait. c ‘ower Gro . | ‘ Branch of | terms to suit Well-bullt. 4-family flat of 4 rooms: | electric light; near eae bi. Terma... Owner : y - brick; furnace, bath ele“: HAA 4-ROOM COTTAGE furn 21 “4 ‘io Foot tots: ~e—, » o vo CO rn | as —— = . a5 ote can make easy terms. . Rice 4-room 47 s eMil : age . Sidney 83: Victor 3 | rand S72 t 8182 Whittier st ae ‘McMillan av.; 4 and 4 rooms; FLAT—For sale; 3658 Flad av.: 6 and 7 | jos. F. DIC! KMANN RE. . CO., 623 C hestnut, | ANDERSON-STOCKE; oN a Saeed We | bath and attic rooma, electric; in good | anxious to sell: a ———- | condition; renting for $762 per year; price | | JOHN a. BL, AKE & nO £15 Cheatnut. (eT see DB. A. THOMPSON R. CO... age: hot and cold bath, cas ,and electric een mar. fixtures; a cement basement, furnace; lot rooms; hot water and furnace heat; near) Fis) investment bargain corner In South | FL. "AV. FLAT BARGAIN $4) 00 4 . 4d ’ 1 ——— ee ‘RENTS $3048—PRICE $19,000 reasonabie terms See . 4420-2 Sine Mernecoon av: double 6 and churches and sc hool, sor 1 Lafayette; rents — 4 . = roo urnace veld ’ } End: s. @ COr. « th ane a“ > oOv0 ) ‘ BUNGALOW Wor sale Ce; . ween T-seome sant e.or ~ har “Pershing av.: 6 and 7 rooms; ||| —KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. | $4100; can raise to $5000 on expiration of | large. — Box’ Ot, KORTE-RUST REALTY CO., 816 Chestnut, story brick; 50-ft. block from car. Sulit J. &, ps _ 812 Chestnut st. hot-water hea FI AT—For sale, south $4000. 1421 8 rh leases; price for quick sale, $30,000. Post-Dispatch ‘ ‘ . oo V E RY ATTR AC’ IVE FI AT BISO-SZ Cates av... G and 6 room Hats; all Seer den; one bloc Box F-71, Olive ral 6331. ED WARD. i BAKEWELL. | st. ; flat of 4 and 5 rooms, with “path. \H. W. HERWECK, 200 Title Guaranty Blag. | ————— — 4 r - 4d | modern; garage; lot SOxLw. y th | —_—_— ater on ch | ° 2800-11 MISSOURI AV. | $6250--0923-23A GARNER AV.—86250. | 5120-22 Kensington av. 4, & and & reom : - flat of 3 roomas and one 4- | Lot 35x1435: almost new, single brick fiat | flats: lot Sonl50: all modern; will take bank ee for a home; $6500. ; teh. COTTAGE | EASY TERMS || 228%: ? ave SOS, 5) pacty seletet. Ape ee is) g924 LAFAYETTE, $8350. Four-fami! braska or phone Sidney 1511W. 5) I 5 and ¢ room flat; hardwood floors, / room flat and attic; lot 50x126; renting | buliding; 5 rooms each floor; porcelain and | deeds of trust, $15,000, 3 years, 6 per cent. N fos Chestnat st. a ie Ne ae er 5 COTTAG 3 6 rooms, bath. | —_———- - ee ae A fine = € ao 9: SBS00: S0 sink, colon- 2216 ries. electric (a ee ee SS || WLAT—For saiec, 3-3 room fiat, bath, gas, | steam went etc.; get_card of admission from | for $570 per year: make offer. tile baths. hardwood floors, steam heat, com- | KEANE & FRANKE, opening, cut electric Axtures. ory shed: in first-class Tennessee av., 3700 block: you can get this | YIN H. ABBOTT, 15 N. | Tth st. | KORTE-RUST REALTY CoO.. 816 Chestnut. | bination fAxtures, ete.: annual rent 8720; | =v, x Y” Sevthe. we’ Ls 0... CENTRAL for $4350: be quick, See me Sunday. = . > ‘ DOU B LL E 2. R¢ OM FI \ T S | tormne: possession given: just east of McCaus DOU BL E FLAT: (3a TY LER PL ACE 4 4 a4 . land. north of Manchester. 4452-54 Evane av.; 5 and 6 rn . wnt} ot i\ex : n acree Lorraine. Colfax . Cc ww ny a ey Cons ER R. BPO BBP BPP PLL PP LL ee ~ Ww EGE NE ER, R416 Chippewa. Agt. 2 Oe iE Cat | GLE Ing 4143-47 De Tonty st., new modern flat, 3| JOHN *® BL AKE_& BRO., S15 Chestnut st.) gurnace and electric fixtures; Gravois av. FLAT—For saic: bargain: 4 and % rooms re | ° dad 6 room fiat, hot- PEN TODAY. 2017 UNION— say TERMS tite bath, 3418 - 5 TN FLAT—For sale; 146 S. Vandeventer av.; 5 4233 Castleman av., 5 an ry r s each. bath. furnaces and hardwood | aN ¢ 2800 Beit ows cash, balance to suit; 5 A modern ge ~- IF - papumnere bungalow; _Cabany ©212J. as Seve Sere wage. voome = up and scl n; lot 25x150; owner non- Pama al worth wou: will sell cheap floors: lot tox133: rents F100. IN V EST MI T P ROP ERTY | a oaleae my ool, eS ee } A . ; Cc . > eer ' . = . Y r. f 7 y 27 c Sn ae pee Het | noth Taare ABBE, 15 2 nerennn. | FENGMERT SOLO Sat Ge all ai | CHAE. WRNOLER, 7174 Corinen ot,| E.R Nee ANDERSTON-STOCKES, TRANS t,_|y Matas Mad Gath' Socks” soni” alvade| DEST ETT BL ATS FOR SALE LTS c ° eet front; sell all a a Soe comms to 3S COTTAGES ON LOT 574x150. as 3 AREER, Sa. for price of ground. See FLATS—For sale, two 4-4 rooms, with bath, 3518 McKEAN—$7000 , state =i E FLAT BARGAIN enon MILLE : 105 NO BEAUTIFUL FLATS FOR SALE. -y = one = rent an iT Lob dag Rach binati fixtures; lot JOHN NeMENAMY. 1. & R. CO., electricity, furnace, garage; rent $44 per edern 5 and 6 room flat:. garage; one of 11-13 DE TONTY Pee ne a. Ee | 1314 Shawmut. 5 rooma, reception hall rented fo R86. et ‘ wT iromk} = $3500. “ ’ aes rand av. month: price $5500-$5000 ' best built in Tower (Grove Heights. | Modern, 3 rooms, sun parlor; furnace 4207 CAST! EMAN AV. ibath on Aret floor: #8 roomea, reception hall. LIs AAC . MORRIS front; NCH R. CO.. 822 Chestnut st. 2726 SHERIDAN AV. “FLAT. WEGENER, ‘3416 Chippewa, Agt. | | iat OHN H. ABBOTT, in N. ith st, | heat, bath, har dwood floors, bookcase 5 SPLENDID 2-FAMILY FLAT | bath on second floor, good garage (abany price. 7 fake 4 ort we — “ae 44 | mantels Owner, 4213 a Four and 4 rooms: bath, furnace, combl- 40748. fe? nee “AV nation fixtures: special price for quick sale. | a ) 500 $21, ORRIS Three and four rooms, bath fae. >. . garage, | * -?v ~ *p*) ss special price for quick ‘ale FLAT For sale, 2300 Michigan; strictly amilies; 4 rooms each; 8000 SHEN ANDOAH A ‘Brick Cottage Bargain Betis Is AACH CO. hod he Chestnut st. | Rn "a "roome and bath, doatie fa | be be age Het} so ret per annum; price | . Brick fiat. 5 rooms and bath first jou _ MORRIS AACH R. CO. Kv2 Chestnut st. | Six- F amily ce part ment. Sill Magasine | st., 6-room_ brick cott SINGLE FLAT— = sale: 3423 Clark; 8! owner at: 310 Ohio av » 499) | BOEO0 make us an offer... 4 S. 12th st.(c) aot and os second and third floors, IM ME DIA T E POSSES SION | | BW. CORNER JULIAN AND TEMPLE, Hox B-180, | with on and th: will sell at a Sargain. rooms, large basement, sewers, gas and in| a $$ $$$ _$__— : THOMAS F_PECH AN, 2 2022-24 lot pox 130 - at a. bargain a ERERS Ears $100 CASH—BAL MONTHLY LIKS RENT Fach apartment has 4 roome, bath, hard: = é , R. MILT TENKERGER, 14 N. Sth st. good condition: with lar@e shed: street and FLAT--For sale, 8273 Gravois av., 4 and a) PL LAT—fror ‘gale: best offer buys > single fiat | ALF! Wwe ' 4 St . ~ 4 ; ° wood floors: always rented, jot eOn115: owner alley ma > int, anxious to e | rooma, baths furnaces, electric two blocks 8723 LaSalle st.: lot fOx145; stable in rear, | 4121 AND 1: 23 DE TONTY ST. will ay § a. Leng Ry wants sale hase redeced price. liuy thie, " 4 ° ‘ ua big bargain, Four- far ni y ‘ at ° ° 8 tenants re nts for saw ber annum orice. ; r, (BRICK) JOHN MceMENAMY tae A ee E. c@., | money, will sell thie weck for $3500. ©. Y KOTSREAN-AL THEN, 722 Chestnut st oe pee Jt eager $1000 ( ASHI % and 3 room flat, in Maplewood, with wae De you wont se oo. 4941 LORAIN NE t AV., ( Grand av. | Watkins, 4332 Tavis st) | ane LAFAYETTE. BARGAIN ownet, Sis . on ~ ‘ter and gas: will sell for $100 cash; enay modern six slate-root cottage. has 2119 WASH ST. PLAT—For «aie. 2010 Miami st.: &-story mar ae .7y a room. flat, hardwood 9636 GEYER AV. | 4200 block De Tontr aimoct new Gacee | terme on balance ihe 7 E | path, proctete, ae pee varge werxait r on hn BB flate of 4 and 2 rooms each: iot floors. owner nonresident, will make terms. —" ‘ eacm brick flat with mache: tot 4. room rine aga topes A ee —. vat Z onwe “ai Jeen oe " ww oY «4 Chestnut. fe) wt enement; rents for $408 per year; owner ~w125: rental S384 per annum rice $2750 HN H ABR ITT. 15. N, ith st. ae sleeping pore os twau mantels. 4 pare a block at of actan's s hiahwe "Gwner, uP tf — an wit ‘sacrifice; bargain hunt- KE MSH ECHER-ME HK NS REALTY CO. |= 2706 ALLEN yg . a IOMAS \s 'y Pee ‘HAN. 2072-24 M 12th st-fc} a “ wan a 4onlae. Peer tata ete. SINGL LE PL A ‘era, make us R757 8, Jefferson &% : . , : ne | dee erful Astures " , ' . c fel! tern . tral ——__— Se ! 3 re brick flat; price ; Sec | he 141¢.18 Goertfeliow av.. me +1 hg BrQUR Wide. Olive 3242 JOHN 8, BL Ree “BRO., $15 Chestnut st. ar T hee ae ia want Aig seuece °654 NEBR ASK ie AV. ee Mr. TER ION RS REALTY CO | hardwood floors ath KS A ‘fine . on j Ss room k fiat: two- Pourth floor inwrie t ae ee ; Ba | > mer od fiat. hot-water heat: lot 356x157; street | > AN, 2022-24 § tents, $672--Price, $4750 ner . : ; street) THOMAS FL PECHAN, fe __Pourt tmieston, eee and eties made; 2 large garages. 819:A -——723 NIA BARG iAIx story stable ear: in ¢ lent condi- ona the ‘SoRT- MrT. rer ne oo. tos M, Oth of. e721. ——— | 5. ROOM COTTAGE, MO. | | git ata’ tea ane Miter fs 3 soz) CALIFOR i inst table, doe " . —————————— ——— mmf Modern 4 and o room fiat. exce tion price PECHAN ogre.°4 8 12th (eo) - No — - a Oe x: 1s aeMPLE n742 vane in fine order. arrenged in fate: wen le: (.rpem hOx 125: fruit tree dition: $.9n0n THOM ac Fr 15 room: good repalr: ) MODERN 2-FAMILY AY. newly pa new siee- | Sate: pri eut to 84799: ai fine ; “ieewrera ideal yard ne’ home: ah B 1OTT 1% N Tth st. = LA‘ . le eubate mn ie —~y a ty n ABe — ail 3340. 42 INDE ANA AV. . 7 we ries Vernon ey A one 5 reorws.. beth, ; ment; ntlal property; owter will show DY ements lance age month ’ , | modern improvements; arranged for 1 - T you thre us $aro0. S228 Landsdowne av $167: > WIL L ‘BU Y FLA let $55128; py, or aale. 7 rooms bhathe, gas lee: | wil) sacrifice at Great s.etory frame flat; terms ORRIN "AAC mR tu families h ov rent $30 per > garage. can be ured for 1 or 2 faml- h. ty: _ ne ncetnut wt, | JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chestnut. _ la wg oy —" oy . act roi Ait ’ “ ae stor: ric 4° I tm ayv.. e ~ REN T $2112—PRICE $10. 750 ern rd. N-reaem anal batted temee N06) $?* a) = a balance sw month owner sa). } , +, fh? ' ees rer: FO) erent h herealnh 409 Pr vate \ | Re t $1 4943 Margaretta Pav Cottage 1018-15-)7 SEILBY—1012-14-16 N. iaTH, | >¢@?: Price $7500. bargain. sell at once, DAVID P. LEAHY, N. W, Cor MAS F. PE Qn22.24 & Ith «tle: rT xi FM Nts eT oar cent |" nnua n 030-—Price & “condition bath. new furnace, 69% tert) | erty consisting of two pulldings arrenges ter EVGA #. WAHN, 122 Chentnut st. | Eighth and Chestnut, Phone Olive TM | “3975 RUSSE LL AV. FLAT 7 asked. land 8 ‘Touma, hardwood, thea oe ure DE TONTY FLA ‘ > - T > Prt MEIDOE t14 Watnerriaht bide Four and 5 rooms. beth. furrace. electri ure B taints: > of two bulldings arrae for : Por sal ~ 4245 ’ Grace av.: nearly new ; acres orice $4200. ad- POUHLE PLAT—Por sale, W19-31 4. Tay- tor wise Al lant nged s2500— walk 2 | ry —? milies; wey pt sag 1B cupeete Carr : . tile bath, clothes chutes, | 3914-16 De Tonty; 4. family. 5, vee mes. | on Mig B om. ae Ay ’ te; much cash : , t-weter heat. Dutch dinivg@/ large lot and in per ect condition ain e . - ' | ion b / tor: medern;, 3 reoms; rent $012: price | CONRAD ‘L | 40000 TOST- MILLER BR. B, CO. 105 ¥. Oh ee be jp ! : ee Bail I “ish Chestaut st. bag — oe Cah Wine) | KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st, CONRAD L. SCHOPP, $22 Chestnut st.

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=S 1400 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C - ottages, F fats, . A partments, Residences F or Sale today. ee a ee me SUNDAY, AUGU JST 3, 1919. "RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ! RESIDENCES FOR SALE _| SUSINESS PROPERTY FOR oe | MEROVED PROPERTY SSS — i ee i IT FS NORTH | it os | ea arn OR oe ~~ ORE SOT mgd ;| Kotsrean-Althen. a" ‘LH. Gundlach &@ Co. A. Jay Kuhs R00m Cabanne Home, $5200 HOUSE For sale: 4622 Sacrame 930 81 ght av.. all modern; nlate rect; gn- | sho" arranged for two farnilics $-room | Siz rooms:* gas, gts Tollet ete. 30- | story; 100x115, 3011 La Salle st. E. 8 29 i =e for two machines: lot &bx1 i sP3f, me month; $1600. H. Richard, 3419 foot lot: £1750: very cheap. Main 1198. Wool | CHESTNUT ST. , 36 ‘ BEANE & FRANKE, 1008 S Chestnut at. RESIDE __KOTSREAN-ALTHEN. 732 Chestnit tt. STORE—For sale: 3001 S. Jefferson. This | garg we, HOUSEs. LO 15 N. BROADWAY OFFERS THe Pt ne corner store wit rooms above is | aterman, rms. (Parkview). 616. N00 | WwW P } IN BUNG | RICED COTAGES — jx eu xdat" - ——— - ~ ge rooms, reception hall Nowner will 17 Vitlerton Whip : 2m. @ room, gary Berea Pint” AN 5,!Otg AOR120: Z- | prick Walling: tore and one room’en fet | (S10 Rim CivsbedS3 foansg'=-s 180 | SS AUNT Egat T roome: modern; rogm ‘brci cuttage donnlagss Unido t,., roome, sane ieee Panter: 2 very large cv .e anes ; . ai | 00 _ , ‘ 4 > eA , . . ry THEN. 722 Chestnu A House and Price ‘e to Suit nda Owner Fon. premiecs lot =80x125. | fret. viceP amet ay {3 Fooms on | td and gr ome ond bath on second 300 Oot: & rms., h. w. ‘++ 9.500} 5490.09 Non iieaiinn rm 7 ee a sini story. oyoem, frame: Bape collar, $1000 O00; ne yaad lara "tec eee first and am. : : . , ; : ; con hea ys Bar ain! 434 Washington B1., $7250 cs 200: siate 4 me in pt | “ORTE-RUST REALTY CO., 816 Chestnut, | 5688 Cates. 10 rooms. h. w tos Sgop | Mette: furnace, a modern. soueentine: streets made: Be nein: S180. | cathe front of bungalow; (coal. Sin under . £ Be & rooms, hot-water heat. hardwood floo Pot ~ b: 4827 Labadie ‘to. say nothing about | ~ C°DAN ; 6588 Bartmer, 12 rooms, h. w. h ety 6967 Minerva av. +4 and Br frame Arlington av; 30x125;; 1-story, 4 made: metal« porches in rear: ua wires: ““Get ff ae ric fixtures; leawe shortly expiring: : . have to pay $3000 > oy ound; reasonable terms; | 1446 S. GRAND A\ ENUE | 5088 Raymond, 10 rooms, 50 ft eat... 54) ° — coms; —— "3441 ‘Abeer oti ... scatter? 6-room out: “salesman on pine Aina thro : : early Dosecssion ww a ee TR) 4 ) Wainwright Biae. E. quic GANSS, 9 N. _ Tth st.: Central 547. Near Park av.: juture business property: he “le beg . ah es 8 Hd. onto Loule « wt ae ae rooma; meses | Pos nash; strest made; $2000 tory F 8 $42 So to ssg00" *** possession. Pi : “ : ~~ aera lot 28.0x12 reception hall: 8 rooms: porce- - , 1 » 2-6 Frame; ace : - will submit reasonab ie in Senine onep. 'C yy to ; 4028 Camellia av. test. of | 6 Rooms, Hot-Water Heat | lain bath; furnace. etc. Price. $6000. Owner : . eos 8 483-85 Blackstone, and _4 rooms; modern. grapes: and bath, erect ssa fixtures; lots of A. JAY KU ‘8, _ 1001 Chestnut st. | BRO. R15 Chestnut tT ort _£& RG. SCOTT. R800 « 00 Chestnut ut at. Kaniand ; x. a ments: rom $4500. 38724 Cart av; corner lot: good | re: call ane Cunmine. Anxious (6 oul. : cond E eed Marcus, 4 areal 4 rooms; investigate, 4 Emerson av. 2sxi22. 4 rooms and ONE LEFT OUT OF FIVE M7 CATES AV, 2g Hillerest ] Houses et Wibeer ree -t an bane phe ea we ITY TRUST Co., | JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut.ic7) | I 1008 | 4818 Maffite, 3 and 4 rooma: let Soates beth brick, with furnace: $200 € Lexinstene tok ; ‘ - . saa r . ‘, ' . e-room houses: unit iz ford . ‘Hous Fer sale; a846 6 Kennerly av.; beau — 1182 Washington av. Barbers Here’ S Your 20 I . Beat °° SSe2! ahs Thecdeaie, 4 ‘and 5 rooms MODERATE PRICED HOMES yeaune, eeteniiie oom Sy piexy wi ord. OXtures; ‘now Vacant wes rnace,. legtric BARGAIN AT $3500 _| : mes Be aaheat: § T and Broome, sosiny, | Ab banks Weick SAGst: Aatory, 8 roome) Porch Sergen. entire 9 ner (Main as . ’ | ; 1907 Hodiamont and dat ric : een. : . > B. W. aie ee ay. +» © and 5 rooms; 830x120; | . : room seat : perdeen. we WV. RAMSAY. 24 Floor, 1110 Pine st. | Six- Room Brick Residence ( hance oa Nirginia, Ky rooms, h. w. heat... 6:! modern Pt ‘with bash’ oe wa-etory. = : overhana. 4 Also red AD aterinan HOUSE—For sale; six-r room brick: n. w. pan |,,5?l Pamplin place, Northwest St. Loule 2026 SOUTH TWELFTH. ; ed coms 300 | 1108 Obear av., 40x112: 1-stor + ” | - Fone , “story brick, 8 ‘includes hardw eae A ene toe Coecrna nn | aon iafehergicmater bent: ot doris: part | S28M Neat. bath. reception hel pe rte | nae skareine haterHeee tamsiner mith | Sie ainncpaia iy acs, 1 HS: SER RESIDENCES rogmny and beautiful, large basement’ fSisde made? NAFdwood Hoore or Vallowanges cr ° bh ’ 5° » © 2! , . bad ; a , P 4 7 : 4 7 en ouse, shade wreesi one or two | from end of Reltefontains cor ie, west Rote geeame ta rear: furnaces - electric: g potys, & roqms. garage 6.250 | 4119 Evans, 7 i rooms; : 5x165. om . brick = 4 ay. | 2exi4l. ehcttors. - ———S SAT KURS. 1001 Chestnut cc. % 6356 Theodosia, 5 rooms; S0x149. agp hynny TERM a RAM wk Taste ' een ees — 3 Sons % REAN-ALT HEN _ 722 (22 Chestnut at. fa milles can use: £2800, J ua € c. Z MECKEL REALTY INVE STMENT CO., an be bought with little money; don't over- ' | 923 66th St.. $999 Dw Arent. 208. 812 Chestnut ot. | Federal Reserve Rank Ride. | look this opportunity. ° , “BIB N. Newstead, _10’roomis 6,000 : J iD INVES J Bases Sas cae, Nove | Se path. fumace, electric: fot aoxies, | 9214 N. NEWSTEAD AVENUE | 2oo™*® = TE°UAN. 200e.2t 8 12%h. (©)| 123 Waanineton’ 7 roomenn- "wii; © | 9640 mtael, Wroom bunediow? Bextan LOW PRICED INVESTMENTS saa1 or SASH CuETAG Ss 1 Millar, concrete foundation, water, gas and 750 , unga low : ° ee © Fam & so, *-story, 6-room | rooma, r Os: . $6250 ae best bargain on market: worth 81500: EASTON-TAYLOR sane eet, co. icon farnace, Owner itt eet, bath | Stor C and P F aut Building F ome rooms, h. w. he ; — Minerva, - rooms, ‘modern. | aad ° | he gay ane. -room brick, f etc. made: 13-inch walle 4 ; bri ric. 1 » | : { ates, 9 rooms, h. w. he 5.750 | ———e : ; , c o : EDW Minnesota and Eichelberger $20-23' Floriseant, @ rooms se’ 259 | 5180 Ridge, 7 rooms: a8x168. 2 families: $3000. : show ‘von thrown > mr Lincoln av. | 827-29 Bremen av., 4-family brick of 12 gain Price $2900; real ber- $50 ‘eed location, on Kirkwood- Ferguson car; 4474 Kaston av. ” _ lL. KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. A fine new store building can be bought at | 1343 Aubert, 5 rooms, h. w. ose 5,20 Al e ty b 7 . 2.f ly f ’ #0 som “county ar rie... t ms, 2- i ram 4 ‘4 ’ gal rite or call | roo am > a eo rooms; rents A. JAY KU CHS. 1001 Chestnut st. ‘ ‘SK, ¢; het-water Tix on and $15 r month ar 3 this week: HOUSE , > : SE—For 586 heodos > owner our of town; want : Bom ready’ to move in hurry. rooms, ‘teth, “furnace, slate son 2v-: 8!" Bungalow Strictly Modern 3848 Russell, 9 b. w EN, 722 Chestnut st,’ : TAN & CO., 722 Chestnut st. 41 erage: 5500 and see us Monday. Open until & orclock. | 5100 Kensington. 10 rooms’. 5.000 | for price list. ber month; $370 THEN, 7: doe - | ie | 3 F 5. oo Obe ling est ‘ - rT: WESTMINSTER LEISNER REALTY & BLDG C ‘ ne $5 YECKEL-FEYDT-EARICKSON REALTY 3 Flad, 10 rooms, h. w. heat :!: 5/000 1457 arti “EO oO 30 ar av., 25x10: 2- -story brick, for; 5 Won 4475 LEE ’ W. : | Two-story 6-room brick; furnace, bath, ov sk hance Bldg. 864 Pierce Bi Goodfellow av.. room brick, tile CO., 2019 8. Broadway; Gravois and | 2503 Hord av., 7-room bungalow |.) 5:000) Petgton av.; 590x125; 8 rooms; mod- | 2 families, 3 and 4 net a be : mS : fine condition: lot 253x142 il gas, | HOUSE—For sale: 27xx Semple avenue: 4 bath electric, hardwood "alee lot 556x130. Morganford rd. Russell, 9 rooms 5. ern. | 8716-18 Blair ay. 25x11; double brick, for is . cellar astered. large . rolling: on 7" : ee rage tng a, : $4000. im- room brick: bath, furnace; lot 25x 172: ome it today sure. Sidney 175. Riverside D4. Telegraph road, 6 rooms, 1 acre ' | ae te a ae ee 4 families; rent b.50; always rented, $3500. Ooee, Scrome en : fasion boueh: e bath; has fax: > DA REALTY fo. foe Ch $2500. GLICK, & JONES R. E. CO., Victor 950. Laclede 94. McPherson, 10 rooms 4.300 4048 Russell av.: 9 ) rooms; 265x125; modern.| 1413-15 Hebert st., 386x147: 12 rooms, fine cellar, concrete. ‘porches . shader: a ¥ sell on very Chouteau av. LEISNER REALTY @ BLDG Co., 824 Chestnut Street. fe) : vw —— Aubert, 8 rooms 4.750 | hi | basement, attic; rents $4 per month: | handw a a made: terme: ic. see it today and us 4 5192 CABAN NE AV. p84 Pierce Bldg. OFALDON PARK PROPERTY BUSINESS LOCA TION fas Dee ©, Tpoms 150 | 6825 Virginia av. vet © Fon ; modern. | $5500. oO} painting floors front two Toome and and ha C ’ SO Crevtinus st. ; Sg A ts ae ioe on a: we have the dence; 1986 Warn OF room resi- For sale, modern _— in O'Fallon Park GRAVOIS DISTRIC T ~ Aubert, ¢ rooms -» 4,500} 1479 Belt av.;-7 rooms; 25 wad. modern. ) -AMILY FLATS tele nd Dooken ere Geaired: has br . price is as low as any reasonable 155; block to O'F fon Pann’, cath: let Se | district. Sé¢e me at or , bri building ° Vernon, 9 rooms '. 4463 Farlin av., 26x100; 2-story brick, Dt oncases, ete. Admittan could ask; the house is modern, hav- make us your pe alion Park, fpling $4250; EDW. L. KUHS. &2121 N. Broadway. _ | New at wo- aory ew gp ent ~~ and 2! 225 Euclid, 7 rooms (Webster) ..21 2) 4°h - ‘O TT AG ES $3700. forme care ane - gf Ly - /— ‘ nN Ome _ -— rooms on Ist 7 ane 5 ” = m ‘ an : ' 08 } Tuxedo, 6 rooms (Webster) ..._ 4,250 | uS 2200 Paim st., 25x129; 2-story brick, 5 ‘rough: one already fixe sold. ™ sult; buy now. See oinut NR aa COST ME $2118 | 24 floor, corner lot. near schools and Cat | 7 Cook, 7 rooms, h. w. heat 4,25 Belt av. 4 rooms; modern; lot 25x190. rooms and bath each ; fine bargain; $5000. _ JAY KU ant 1001 “chest RESIDEN > te tet lic church: now occupied by owner as RTO- Das Se r ae YAS. REALTY CO., 107 N. Ninth at. CE—For sale; 3065 Sullivan av. AT FORECLOSURE LE cet. dot rr’ : Dillon, 10 rooms ... | 11 Obear av. 26x112; 2-story: brick, 7 hy | cery and ae Market, GOINng "1 om usiness, 2 Alabama, 5 rooms J Odell, 4 rooms; lot 28x180. {rooms and bath each% electric light; $4400.' Two- story room mn beiek Pecbdoues: bath, ut must retire on account of sic ness. See Elizabeth. 7 rooms 4. . es as 4320 N. 109th st., 25x 130; 2-story and attile furnace; lot 1 6 owner nonresident. . : | §605 North Market, ¢ 5 1 rooms, 25x125; steam | prick, 8 rooms and bath each: 250. offer wanted: rice v JAY ck residence; thoro ly | —s- a 8-room slate roof J SA A ae $500 7 y oof residence; aii WHAT WILL YOU OFFER? "helt Beal rrr hl 6105 pieeeurs - wattle eotete,’ be me t vetit = a eae _ f cont gaa frame | ve. for ECH E MEHRKENS REALTY | 2 NX. Spring. 9 . we t; t 3 . ‘ ; " ‘ INDI ETON Baasiice T-room residence; fasion by card. Arnold, a. foie electric lights: lot 60x110: thie property ‘hae SBECHER-M 8757 8. Jefferson ave | 584 Ridge. 7. . weed 2ixx Fair av., 30x148; substantial brick ee AT KOR B. 2081 Crenteut ut st. d JCK & JONES R. 'E. CO. 8 B24 Chestnut. (e) Rocavetand: Marchal” 968f lie (c) |} @ bright future for business purposes on ac- “| Gees Loto alate ok: an Rowan, 4 rooms; lot 25x168, fl © anc, © rooms, dathe, electric light, ey" | te 7 brick rest WASHINGTO RESIDENCE—For sale. a beautiful Weet | count of the large factories now being con- WEST 44 & 3, furnace; $7200. ; ms 50 Newport ave av. J TIS Gwe? . oon Oe - 4406 N dees ind modern residence: 7 Park} -| structed just east of this property: now va-|—~ RNS RRR RRP AANA RRA RR Mo 4 3. Wells, 3 rooms, _ modern; 40x235 | 3961 Marcus av.. 560x120; b 2%-story slate- each has rooms, reception hall, ath ‘ . Bight rooms and reception hall, hardwood ed by a siden w | fant; want your best offer. Phone te STORE BUILDING—For sale; 2-story brick: | Enright, ‘406 “= — ra, Sate, "siecttle fixtures: —y 2 | sernsce, ete oe 20 fs es front; riee $3200 hot-water heat. electric lights and ly iN 6553. __(e) 4025 Easton: price 62050 for quick sale, | 4 Lilburn, 3, 724 North Market, as rooms; 830x190, | story single rag : $7200, ° | terms. "A terms. A. JAY Kt 007 comet an modern, M. -to-date convenience; all | grandest ‘eo ~® ; Apply 2126% Frankli | 4422 Penrose, 7-room bungalow ' XXX ae ae. 385x147: 5 rooms Ist Beatin. Lat “N ocn gt -—- mo; ins tion by card nly. tol a Tis Watnwris . f ’ N. St. Louis S Bargain STORES—For sale: ceactiics s. e. cor. Easton 2205 Wells's . = , 3 000 Garfield, 5 rooms: 25x186, floor, ." Soceul 2d and 3d floors 4 bathe, Py 70M ~ BRICK TAS carey ‘O., 107 N. Ninth st. : E 12 Wainwright B ME ni a ere - stores and 2 flats; settle ae. Be sy : Vine Grove: 6 rooms: ; 385x196; modern. a Fivinouth Park *aletrict: e t ts le: let we tell vou abou: FOR SALE E—For sale; 60xx a M et; PRIt 'E REDUCED H. W. HERWECK. 200 Title Guaranty Bldg. od ‘ Virginia. 5 rooms sees . ; 7. NDLACH & CO., 36 + N. Broadway. tlle bath. hot and cold wa- rick residence; containing recep- | ane - #732 Evans, 6 rooms a * Elmbank av.; 6 rooms; ms; 80x110; mod- . a A. J. KUH gan and vlectric and every M 5621.23 CABANNE ciltte winks S nice bedrooms and] FO 7 ** pooce ce see esses -$2900|N. F. CORNER PAGE AND PENDLETON ‘410 Virwinia, 6. rooms *: 000 | Laas IN BEAUTIFUL WEBSTER Just soutn at oom? mies be; can OURNY very rea- ‘Z ° ; ; 4304 BLAIR AY. r | anor P- ete gs | 48 Fairview av.; 900x150; 2-story frame, south connseden ” ke any one @ fine home. | A wonderful investment. Two sieaee “and screene, Chit .tleotrie LOT 25x186. | __ ¢ stores (ONE o-ROOM FLAT. IDSA Delaware’ o * COUNTY 6 rooms. reception hall, bath, furnace, oop: reeldence: bath, hot-water hh crem,tragpe Brick residence; two-story: 6 rooms th, | _ MORRIS ARCH R, CO., 822 Chestnut st. | 4884 Carter, 4 room ee | 152; te . (Kirkwood)... 3, modern: garage; SOx125 ; ‘barga 4 “COn, Arent. 107 N. th, age: all n | ew , ly poisted and i finished basement. Take Bellefontaine ~ oe ram eae eine 6205 .Holmes, 9 rooms 2841 === —= > | #217 Ridge. 7 room . 2,86 meena nam Hobert av., 5 rooms sand 8 rooms; x CE TOO LARGE ~ . odern residences, 9 rooms each. | Gition: $4200” Be ba : ——> a . - doudle 5 and 6 room , 7109-11 Page ay., 6 rooms each; 40x150; in- | 7036 . h H ar rice, Easy Terms block Arlington av.. 6 _MISCELLANEOUS a STORE BU ILDING—For sale, fine. lot 37! 5 |: 45 "air, “b d 6 rooms... al, vestigate |. Owner nonresident on lleig ts ome 4500 WASHINGTON BL. : Jot 50x180: $2750. S bt wo oo +. A Ge gat-i 8 lee and sath. . on side; place | if ; > | . double 4 and 5 room.. 9.5 Dates - ah DO ee a a 74 CHESTNUT er | bungalow of 5 rooms, fenc ; ’ : anileata te See. al alley made; | 5786 McPherson, 6 and 7 rooms .. | , zz room brick flat: BEAUTIFUL CV | mod improv vesw Pherson Av., $7500 resident; i . oa to “Aree *Epprioam KE. LAU MANN. b. TRA 6200 Easton. West nef “toro-abary welch chee and two taker “ in ee cewe inch walls; a bargain | ost at Onis, & and @ rooms ....,. 9.3 n ho A gt eS ae One of the finest homes in this secation, |desirable, has Sapa home with nice yard; earty J ng for sum of loan: strictly mod- 5968 COT ILLIANTE AV. rooms first floor; 6 rooms on second floor; | N. Newstead ee Nee ee 42 McPherson a | > revi | Th einai 4 “@ 213; cn oa mane bath. oo. walar Week — > ory he dioeriet a ; own terms K, a ee SS capes ye OTR, story brick dwelling as - an per annum; will sell grocery stock SHOP— -For sale. 1808 N. 18th st.. excell t 3005-07 “Osage, double. 1 room: oe S20 | 245 ane CPE i. ee ed tea ae modern in Pe ——__A. JAY KUHS, 1001 Chestnut et. 4 ; o rooms and bat at invoice; store established more than 5 ~ a Bt., OXCellent | n004 1¢ » Tontr. ¢ le 3-room > wD soine Dargain. : : r : - an, : ice, $6000, Will Loan $3500 cellar, etc. : 33 xtoae by ne . ee years: price $4500: investigate this. RR, KO aces ene ~ ap ta both is nd ion = Sat er — ‘ | rreRs AT | OF “TT \ 1S pete ol pundit 22) coro te Aang Mee Reg nly Wellston business district inv permet; pene: make offer. C OF ‘ ‘oar 2 cRM “ae a 3206 Halliday, | d 6 D caveat} ~s APAR [ M EN r HOL SEs ’ | GEO. J. WANSTRATH, abe Chestnut st. meser’ S argains 1 “448-50 Ohio, 3 Troon : ‘ YW) INVESTMENT NEAR FOREST RK. GOOD I eee Se 4521 Wichita av,. 2-story brick residenes | RGAIN SINGLE 00 9 rooms, reception hall, bath furnace, | 6 ROOM weather strips: 2 ay of all kinds: $620). 50484 Geren ay | J. H. GUNDLACH & CO., 8015 N. Broadway. | Stas all cdern “al dat weet eo King’s | made: lot he ad. ‘al iLuptovements ! plendid yA ow 1L2003A Delaware, 2, : room b bungaiéw; | per screens; $4250. | 6459 Hobert av., 4-room oh sn tes | * 736 Fairview av.; 100x190; 2 atory frame: | we Jax KURs Ss PEA et st. i Note os ee . e . e - ..¢ BCOTT, 800 Chestnut, ' ae os , By ithe som ssion. ra of admission «o : ‘ ) ENCE BARGAIN (MBER OWS ton Chestnut ‘Single i ERSOO Coie ee | Bears aiid int, Banton aves Wellton: Sebon, | AR, Central” WO06L, askd N° iba | 448-40" Ohler" double 3 ed lL; a dandy &-room house: ; Pingie at rs Store and 7-room cottage: water, gas and| STORE AND FLATS—For saie. ~ 3901-200 | 4037 Lafayette. 5 and 61 18 ». Tol beauti- 0g ~| Goubdle flats. each 3 rooms, on St I ul Vee Greer, 5 and 7 rooms + HESTN 5 / ete rick flat of 3 and 8 rooms, tnrooms . ; ; IFUL, HOME & rg we oS Suble fu l_street; card admission. 1196. ut room brick cottage: $1650: and 3626 Cote Bril- and two double flats on FE Hot . an hy ha | 4! N. Twentieth, store and flat.... &, Cc ALT. POR LIST OF BARGAINS. | ares cold water: betes e only $3500. a ~~, © families: 4 families oe : KOTARFAN ALT MG . 722 Chestnne at. ante, 4-room brick cottage; $2250. sold separate; best offer takes it. Owner on | 2 Nebraska, 4 and 5 MBs seens ' [IDEAL COUNTRY HOME, ALS ~ he ard nia of * rooms each; -s acres, near Home Heights: Sc fare from prem ises. f snri ghr, fand 4 na ns mL! Ten acres Manchester and Odell roads: | 4258 Labadie av. “lot 320x148: 2-story brick ph me od re. and cold Aa, separate ae ‘brick house: “hot-water heat: | o¢ 4 and 5 rooms. bathrooms. furnaces, eiée- prevents made: renting for ai APLE at ' il Wellston; fronts 572 by depth 162 feet; cheap ee ae ——— | ee tzel, 5 and 6 Foo! new Y-room 4e dbrtake 4 and 5 Toone / oa lings, poultry, garden; | Cc h gcranit i ll rice y le : arage, outbuildin tric light, a ol cellar, “garage or rke & attractive price. ' machines. See owner on Ist floor and then | price on! sIC.Oye for q ~ & year; . * o, Sb Pi be be 7. . @.0 6 =. 32322 ae pe te ne 't johed att ttl “hot water $3050 attic Foceka, ° oore, lar en ee see us For sale, 2028 Gano av.: 6-roem » 2-story | at $2250: terms. n. For vrice a card O., 822 Chestnut ‘st. frame residence: gas, stable: lot "45x110. 120x140; fine bungalow site: Creve Coeur ream Corner ‘OS2 Von Versen, : d s rooms.... ' oa te.: very 59 Shenandoah. d © rooms.. 500 | fruits, etc. RUSSELL AV. tA $ 3807 ILL 4 see Us. | 4018-20 N, Twenticth st.; lot 50x110; fine 5» ; ‘on HOUSE, $3250 ‘and bath on Ist floor and 4 rooms and bath | —_ cold water: resid reception hall. Two rooms. rear 17918 N 13th, $6. doctor’s office; lot §8x150: rent $10.000 year: x y 5 a all improvements | Provements made; a well -bul , lara, ana 0» rooms to settle pee wart 5165 Cates, 8 rooms, steam heat, first floo Owner will show through house. | HOUSE—For sale. 4310 Cottage; dandy ’ >, w rent money a? , ~ ‘. te Beautiful owner-bu ‘4 srand; dandy 4 and ¢ q le . 1 Maryland Vv J. | be ROC M ESIDENCE WATKINS, 807 international Life Bldg. (c*) So: | etc. “Also marame fs A | mn plete roof, furnace, electric: lot 35x180 BUSINESS PROPERTY—For sale. 25 ft. im : . H. FARISH & CO., ade street, brick alley; 4500 b of | proved and rented business property, REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED : : ‘large garage and lot, 35x130. Admit by card. | Owner nonresident ALSO sell. 421, 816 Olive. DAUSMA iF; “17 Virginio. % ang 5. yoone pibbiohe ’ ro Beautiful, ¥. l e hi ; : . oe wi Os ll of » I » Kale ¢ rooms and siate-roof attic; \hot-water hea for 4 families each or 8 fainitiea In al nts y is suftable for most any GO y ‘ oaiin 1922 WAC NER PLACE _— Chouteau av.; two large stores and 10-' COTTAGE-— ‘For sale, 1812 Goode ayv.. 5. roon: Riayt h for four cots; vara . : , ’ ‘ ° " alee 10 rooms. ine. emati p er tig Will, sell on easy De Menil Bldg., 119 N. Seventh St. . 38 FOLSOM AV _| GEO. J. WANSTRATH. : 4300 DELMAR AV. ¢ room single flat: water. heat. ne sveknontiote fad “3 price p++ Se BROS.s 000 Chestnet at, pre. 35 3 minutes’ ride from De Baliviere av. 1] a5 = aim uce — ARCAIN estnut s term One of the pent = St. Lout 2s aoe / t. 5 and 6 rooms : ms each: ‘hot- water heat: . lectric light. slate 5 ¢ AIN-—-DOUBLE GARAGE | PE Phone Olive 733 Sth and Chestnt ut | 2850 Eads, : , Tomes 7 | eee weed tana we re ened. tiled porches, ete.; | ropms. furnaces, pent $588; price only $4750. Cathedral Parish | J Bey nes iee “aaa 1624 S$. COMPTON A | 119 North t 58 qi ‘Cote Brilliante (near Core pl.); a be| feet vacant. ong Easton av.; 6-room modern tte . 5 and 6 rooms TMM | .° ° » | ie ick | modern Al order 8 h t. c7) | ught at a bargain; emal! cash payment | brick cottage: au in Wellston: leaving city. $5000 BU YS 4 flats: rent A og near ( rand. Single 4 and 5 poces Stat: all the latest con et Fendieton av.; 3 and © reom Se ’ ’ ——_—_———— 2 a, fo Same monthly payments. For card of | Owner, J. Murphy. 1411 Ogden ay, Lafayette 4 and 4 rooms 3.8); Ventences and improvements; hae: ‘ $2600 ' ROLAND tx BU SINESS. PROP -ERTY—For nale or ex- | COTTAGE—F le: 423: 7 7 | Compton cars: offer wanted, celain sinks, granitoid cellar; price this J - For saie: - 4 te Brilliante | e ~ ( nom 2.75 . ; dL. Bakewell, THREE are ove i * i ta Chest- change: woqcory building containing large | av.: 6-room brick: bath, Ww, Co hall. > t ROTSRE one it ——— FS 0; Single 5 and 6 rooms, newty_built flat; ALSO 3 a | low k at this and ‘see us for low pric . : e A ~| Store and 10 rooms; equipped with mod- | HOUSE Kor ie: P ww ‘e "6849 every up-to-date improvement: 84750. 4622 St. *.: 2-story brick of an BUSINESS P e. ’ th 8 Olive. BHO. W | O'Fallon Park R sidenc or sale; Pa near Sarah; rent-| Main. 1196. | hati iat et 4003 SHENANDOAH AV. 4 rooms, bath, toilet on Ist floor; must be! aay. . oe ROPERTY. L/ ONDERFUL e c tablished shoe store; good for other bust!- : ——$_—__—— -- ae’ — . and 5 room fiat. modern and sold at once. Price very lo o ete) : joke ust west of Prairie avi: TE POs M SES . . | Modern 6-room residence at 4115 West ness. Levin, 2771 Choute au, F orest Park |} ie eS (*) ———— ~~ + - - === — 7 — ‘ 0 ; NORTH SIDE RESIDEN( CE , AU TO ROW PIC KU Ko = COTTAGES— For sale; UT) Boot =~ 6310 PERSHING AV all anach - we a A ‘ nD + ee price $700U " ——— Fer) boa NE angel —— $402 a oat: = yyy ma ‘ est av., 2- gs . o ‘ “AY. ' ‘ ie 'OOay anc 47388 Ashland av., 6-room nate. gene: 8. nH OU theast corner Com nol and Lawton, 55x | story *room frame: city water; 60-fr. lot: ana FAYETTE AV $20,000 - | Very pretty. amin mm home; 9 room oj | Chased if desired. Owner anxious to sell THREE SMALL HOME” (for, low price. heat, t the benefit pDiice $1500: vwery easy terma. 3501 LAFAYE a “batt 15.000 hot-water Bent. hardwood floors, finish: wel /and will show you through. 4260 Blair av.: 8-room frame ott 14 rooms, athe. $15, built: x123. with | GEO, J. WANSTRATH, 7173 » Chestnut at. with electric lights Water and aas.{n house DANDY COTTAGE. all improvements made: owner wants to leave terms. Immediate pos- | TARK’S P Ts H ! of these homes. ERN DWELLING R. E. CO. _ Eighth and Chestnut Sts, ——— * | / } | electric, furnace: etc.; price so eponts Sii40; orice SF ~ J. W. BURIAN, I ote e l r to) , | of the certain inc ‘rease n ae ue in this dis- t é + 16 ( shot iteall. Deln al 1&5, 3500: #- AFAY Ee 77 AY. ae ss, oN r , ‘E. | A hall and 2514 Grover st. (Located 1 block west Of town. wir Zive DOMSCasion at once ' # 8-room brick and stucco dwelling: bath.| 2809-15 Easton; lot 75x140; covered with | laundry, furnace, electric lights: lot 25x140: 255 McPHERSON AV. Dennee. _ cearic: meson in all respects, 7 es 2 alleys; a big bargain; see us ne wanted. See GUS MAUNE. 3507 ” @leaome and bath. $5,500 wood floors and finish: rreer av. (e*) , | 14 7 “ a. é 2 SPALDING AV : lot 325.6x125; 20-ft. brick alley: $6500, , EDW. L. KUHS. ! 8821 N, Broadway. ‘KOTSREAN “ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. COTTAGE —For s sale; 2714 Hermitage a av.; fh rooms and bath. $4,500 — "812 1 MORG ery RD. 4964 Harney av.; l-story brick cottage of ALSO mga frame; city water; price $750; easy 3028 CLARK AV One-story brick cottane 4 rooms and bath- 3 rooms, reception hall. bathroom, arani- 26 Beacon at.: lot SOx12s: 3-room frame $4,000 5 5: S500 toid cellar, garage for 2 machines; OWN*T pettage with eat aeraunes for hath: 5442 ORIOLE ) , W arehouse i ro erty term 7 ooms and bath. ?, ) - lot 25x125: | J. W. “BU RIAN, 4016 Chouteau. De!mar 196 M ADISO N ST. ae nape ene 2833 EADS AV. will show you through streel(s made: easy ~ built and ALSO a SPECIAL ATTENTION up-to-date appoint- granitoid cellar; street made; price $3250. improvements made: LS© terms. * PRICE $1600 | We have for sale 893x117; on the west side ") bij 6 rooms and bath. $2,500 Eight-room modern home; well. b 200x125 r AV conveniently located home: only $4500, 4200 W. Margaretta av.: lot 0xl. If you are in the market to buy any kind ‘ (Near Fairground Park) 1l‘:-story brick COt-| pf real estate don't fail to met my let, as I | | $250 DOWN of peat a Dene Gratiot: just at the west HOU SE-—For sale, to colored: 40 4001 Cook 3 ay. 50 COTTAGE - oi Tae 1.200 4106 CASTLEMAN V ’ “ ‘ t | > _ - . Dandy "1-story frame dwelling, 4 rooms: » | Pasres rooms, reception hall. bath. toilet, laun- 5 Booms and sta $ bathroom and fur- | tage of 5 rooms, electric and gas, must De pive bargains a all kinds of propert ht. E, CO.. 208 Titie | Guar, ‘Bide. —_—————— ° P H, LENZ & BN REALTY Co., = . . - NORTH p~ condition: etree made: can make terms | 211 Wainwright Pidg. _ i ey heat." electric lights: fine, large -385T W ASHINGTON AY. a anae , Spt. © 5 . et - mee oy oily Sctee ME: tek ae dee ened ef auaie: OP URREN * | as low as $15 a mon See Mr, hornhill, = | NEAR FRE EIGHT DEPO’ a au ‘S$ MAUNE. ano? /, hn offer wanted. See ° ay 7 yenm 10uses, nace ea: tio PORTO wv ny @ $2000). Sn ae JONES REALTY Co., | Z : T HOU SE—For sale: 45 76 Garfie! ene 2942 LACT ‘LEDE AV Bargain offering in good &-room residence, | r ALSO ; es : + jar eld: nice six- § rooms and bath. i with all modern conventences: slate roof. 4233 W. Farlin av.: I-story brick o — ; lot 3Ox170; near Tower Grove Park; rooms. bath. toilet. good location. aaa S Wa). sale: new 6-room brick: Franciaco ay, (AO) | h_ floor inwricht Bi Sixth st.. corner, 100x838, Improved with 7 room brick; with bath: electric fixtures; kround Park; see owner in house 9 ‘= - er «ae res ood * rs rina r h bath. N. 20th st.: 4 and | NON-RESIDENT OV OW) NER | store io trata depeta:; tor aun or tne ni -pagben : eee fine Bette ary $3000: terms 19 € urn BOT YLE AV 2 ’ tates ad ’ favorable tern ; ~ burenaser, See us at once on this. 621-719 Si ‘YLE . $252 LAFAYETTE AV. ALSO ree i - ; inale: “4 room frame, for two os Ry en astm me on ‘second; por 4 JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chestnut st. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut 3 double. and 1 single 5 550,000 Extra well-built owner's home: 9 rooms 5249 Theodosia av; r 252150; 1-story nov aoe moves gene oer apd : reo éor roo sec r- Sannin . ( - JU, . oo ’ on ‘ al a tats Shor ale: Groom; all_conyen. | Celi Path: lot 40x142: price at office, 17% HOUSE —For sale, 3834 Cook av, a dandy 7-| | 4011-13 CPAFAYETTE AV. mt wasee fel) RUSSELE, AV, | Gaeke tees oo hour, Why wait til the prices go higher? se; tw a: be be Be | WEST T. Louis TRUST room house: bath and tolle e: “_ -familv flat. $12,500 Fine. odern 9-room residence; hot-water GEO. J. WANSTRATH., TIT's ¢ ‘hestnut at. - NGLE FLA arcain. Tyler 2790. | AN , a = th. augets Mer price $0230; J. Ww. cor, 20th anc t. , ne, m™ st. Gull : 1328-80 0 NION- HI . on 3 an ra first-class condition; 5235 - 45 iz Tomas ag ‘gy Met AV. 9 500 heat: large orks kK garage: lot Mmmxil7%: $so0u BEST ~~ Ag BUYS + story bri Five and w#ix rooine. steam heat. tile Oo ? . : * oO 3k a 0 . os $9, LORA COURT. ~s Penn ey of a and 4 roome, I oy any teva ne separate entrances, garage. =~ + — A ; stores and fla Ss 5OC y a decorated; om sell SMALL DW ELLING yous” t KER ‘* Ox. “joes Chestnut st, arrange ter 1814- 18 on THIRD ST S532: ideal Rha e, in fine location: parklike for i Sx 1s 3,7 late improvements: lot 78x all improvements made: 28 feet vacant; loo “" * + - Babe + ; $10 7 ter san poome; lot sax vs | aenl i. ., ) Patton av.; a splendid 5-room frame 1 South F S | GOLDWASSER & DUBINSKY REALTY 4 families; 3 rooms. $3,700 surroundings; RES . FROVERTY—¥or sale a oe iggy bathroom, electric Stree, 11 ourteenth t. CO., 312. T22 Chestnut st. ob ||| 2031 HOWARD ST, 5; bargain pric offi: at it today and then see us. ut at Six ad aor ~ oy Re te hot- some repair; will sell oa 08 . nged eretore and tenements: renting for $1020 per =. = sears iterates ora er r | }, price at off c “ ee FB) he 3 ey | - ond ° Monn st a kk a cheap. | llies Paget ote ‘so, seadlind ; h to Johnson pl.: can 3927 WEST BELLE PL. rch ces ttn Denar a Ideal Par 1s KE NNER : x M1 3 rooms “Phe bove @re only a samp! f the many ater . planta, hard wood pb nee : = = ea familly lat: each Amliy « © anoyv mo © : ~- : ~~ oe . rale, na4 —o i ™ | y afar millea asec) I REALTY go. ~ good 8 investment. 9 stot St bath. furnace. hard wood floors, ‘ “ 1 Sear. ny ae wee vs and na thotenne inom conve ifent arrangement bergcains we mve toe ffer. fell us what rou ; improv ements : I enne a BUTTS REALTY CO.. Wainwright Ridge etc.;: lot 37x - price $4000. J renee OO ee ee Oe ee is hace, aecreens., etc, c) | Roath Dh anes. 9 N. Seventh at. ei h 4B. fh . CO? CONRAD I. sc I OPP, 822 Chestnut st. (o*) RE SIDENCES }— For enfe.. ‘ecttages and ‘monks and “ ell butts” with AY ment. — an ne Far: : Auto Garage and Storage 3421 HICKORY ares em gales: 5 all sizes; prices and terms to suit Attractive 5 and 6 room fiat, very well GHO. J WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut st. ive and. hg > built one planned: itn staple location. P : ‘ KALTY nditien: lot 25x440 : HERMAN PAULE ® 1844-4ba LARA. AV es | $2750, Worth $3750 | Y $1650. © af O'GC ’ pearry c Nz : 2 aa 7 i-room brick, 159 “past Immediate Possession Two-family fiat of 3 rooms each. THOS, M O'C¢ wx 5 H NRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO,, mee ae. ME BARGAIN | ee ene: C2008. SRis ro Reven-room brick residence, 2%4-nt Two-story “Deicke Gand S seraneed fe male Tent, F216 : $$$ Main 68 —ShE_Cheotnut_st, _Contrel Se | seit pemale av, c reem frame, beth and| Corner af Mimervas 6 and a reome, . . . c ding, arrange r we terms. , on. «Sem c ' OFC : . ervignd ~ Po 7 a Poy ThA oney: 8 best st bargain. in Ont _storaxe xmabtnks? 3 * EpaterY Uae a .. SOx 140, MORRIS” “AAC H_R. CO., 822 Chestnut st. (* REAL ESTATE-—-FOR COLORED M. a, Real Estate Co. | toes ee Se ey ae frame. 3 rooms ; , ‘38 “125 =a y+ ms, modern; : - CaP FX Chestnut st. aP) _— slicstinn Pa ihartian fag l wAlate A ods Weenie jh dla. 8 anata cient atten ' “1S 2 Ss = : “lA : or warage: Fiofissant and Pam | — _———— 2837 SEMPLE | AV. " = 21 SOUTH BROADWAY. let and 2 rooms and totlet, | Sitel-wl, Wilds “oc ceennvese cana house; two bathe: — oF part payment. adui Davin Pp. 1eaHy. | DOWNTOWN CORNER A oath tory, frame single fat: 4 roome|. COLORED, ATTENTION oats vor®t2i, SOUTH BROADWAY. a eo | Five and six room. “turnaces, | tile Sar ath on each floor: lot 40x172, pw ner Cottage for sale: 1446 Sulphur av frame; street and sidewalk made. "$2400 8306 Pennsylvania av.. 2-atory frame, 3 “~ 120. ath; two garages: fot I-story brick: rooms down, 3 rooms up. 81700). 1260-494 GOODFELLOW AY. re a 5 a ee eee 1 fl $1140: | will sh . : ’ ; c eneo arm ate; rent 3 show beth: lot * 500180; pa bl Phone Olive 530 price 872%: troperty in fine shape: concrete | 30 a enrouga: oe agen ae i “thie. was 4 tor $5 ey will 85; a ne a gt streets and side- 7401 &. Grand avy.. 4-room frame and tollet ’ last of the bargains. | KORT . , ian sell this. bu ng for $5 w accet 00 ae . e¢ ; rr Five and stx rooms, furnaces, electric ca E-RUST REALTY Co. , 816 Chestnut, Liberty Bonds as part payment and cun walk made . 280) | 99087 Robert av. meen: tenenei fixtures tthe ha the i Box 125. . ter edi ¢ ple 7 | —— * Saka Ro A R D A N Fons eo, inside toilets: ry | 7 maine pi. ie) 5511 P RT I GE VE UE OHN DOC KERY & SON 1025 « “hestnut st. ) | aeranae balance: you can buv this hom 7412 Minnesota ; of 1 ' _ Se haw I | 130, St 3-room frame. electric. gas ) six rooms. furnace, electric Mahe | , #200 Maiden L Lane: 6-room Phage Ouse, $15: & + eget con- -room brick dwelling: reception hall, fur- = = ponees: chicks vard. Knight, 3327 Lo-| nace. electric. Owner will show coe | 20TH AND FRANKLIN A | BARGAIN FOR C COLORED SOP WASSER eer er ook., this. . 807 Haven at Pom “ house Southwest corner, 562x145; fully improved GOLDWASSER & DPRINS AY ee ALTY 8421 . l-story rick, : 300 | wate avon at. $i7ou rf tie bathe: lot 200120; property . & die ay.: @-room house; _._KDW,_L. KUHS, £321 N. Broadway. | , Southwest and finta; present low rentel, | S38 Whittior st brick flat containing two | qa Qin tS1s, i22 Chestnut st, (e) sate Pausivaat on. lem be | ee ee eee St, 5-room frame with | in perfest condition. || than re sot money. $2520: a mente rooms each; apes Se 3 ‘ennsylvani: +» i-story ‘ a BOIS ISA . GA ; eevee “IF we tinne. r) Tth 4 BUY T THIS yoy + ang SNAP bot coHN Dorie ot low. figure Soot Chestnut | Price at office. lot 25x134; rooms and bath’ .... — tf arene $18 hee frame of & rooms. | rive and five roome. hot-water heat BARaA Tee soo =~ Bs —_ : ° WEST ST. LOUTS TRUST Co.. oe ome an f-room fra tend , bath. tollet. hot ese, beat: lot 655125; +i oo RES. te ere a. mist ty Ww Fooms " hot-water furnace streets improved. $3400 tae amine. & , 4 ésf . Pa p pects if your house : BOO? 004 Koewut? un Pom * Py and tattot : Hotkk--Por eale large up-to-date tnedern 4223 OPM PBP EP let axl4a, bargain for cash. STORE CHEAP. gsqee WEST 8ST. aa Is TRUST cx 4-family ro ’.. ws } * ; ‘ : . : lesitding im ¢ ta at is not listed in the big 1 eee re ee alt ors cn ron’ | FRUPER TT der elle: lanement gend'won- | ing community. fb peaee on Ut feet een » . _ (oft) : ; " attract pel i ee ee So ae Hon, bathe, electric Matures: and alles made er, store an Farton and Sarad. ice lof trust $3000 ' @ ' a. . dition and rented: will «et! fore my fintehed reve cm Bi floc: tee fae i} is PROPERTIES Fe ate nntic | LG BARGAIN FOR COLORED || boarders’ directory. se Ao oe eS Geen ane eee eer oe | Hed naa aS sale or - euchanse’ equity 8000. ow 44°97 L_~ 2. ome ~ Ae | wom or hall: ’ For building. 2 rooms in rear. 4-reom fiat ‘HRAIDE Ne a Keverai and siores tenwe thir resent comet RY -_- ae eee “ ee ‘hee or ten a Fe b ,Puliding: PNISI7 ~-§ Re reasonabi- ihe —" y en required: | .. .nee | y | {h wupetaire, gor location for ro | Union. rented, wasting wel) «hens heertee euit: thie i « rend ha whens i & manTil 2a7 AGENCY ©0.. -_yreat market of stow store. Laclede | or profitable lus esstnen: Asiahts, S27 Le, Commy Land Tithe @ 223 Big, icx2) : ' oust. pene Wydewa 26

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= 1400 REAL ESTATE For Sale Exchange Wanted, and Bungalows; Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences Fe or Sale today. avduer sem Be. Rent oes ee aes FARMS FOR SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE|!MPROVED PROPERTY FOR 8A SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE] FARMS FO OR SALE i a re mt ; | 41SS0U ' a . ir 2 der fence and « || FARM—For sale; black prairie corn, wheat | FARM—For sale or exchange: @ acres. near | FARSI -For,, mile, 22-5 ~~ ae , t ~. Franciscus & Kunz. ¥ : a, Sinsisenn- Single and Double Flats St. Louis Affords (7 | Rosenbaum-Hauschulte R. E. Co, |) 2 ttincrstiagent stout eine, Sy Mattes get Sate PlasPeec Bic | gues Maree Sry and ghickon Nemes esas Spackler 6257 ight. ete: .~ 2. and ag BS the Home Buyer ) | F For sale: 240-acre: stock, grain; FAHKMS--Ideal chicken ana , miock |! Catan a Arlington av. SHBell phone. Forest , : e RATE 1 Cariyle, Tl., 50 miles Sst. Louls; con- sale. cheap; write for infor-nation. ee an é; ce ee : Louls av., single 4 and 5 roo . ' a = bath, furnace, electric fixtures, | A wide range of choice | FARM—For sale: 00 acres, good buildings; ,™inutes from St. Louis: owner will sacti- good 6-room house, two barns, two sega ane ute taco ono, eof choice—'| o> cath ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS "3,7, Ga es : Bi chan hoes ts Se Sa tate . 060, | miles of St. JOHN H. ABBOTT. 15 N, Seventh st. acres in cultivation, farm tools te ] Off I in || Yemience unsurpassed; cheap. 3959 Hart- _Morgan. Terresita. Mo. ) | SANMCFer sale: G0 aasea B uulkce | Sp ecla e 2S cord. sin FARM-—Have fine lt-acre truck farm, 30 Soto, Mo.; two miles from Black * raht end term : ° ‘ 7 . ‘ | bos, Semtee:. peice, Ory full * value, fair price, Louts: $100 per ac 255200; $5500. A small cash payment to bind re. the bargain—the Lalance monthly. | S. Hy MOR ‘ON, . SOO ~) Tithe Guaranty Bidg. FARM-~-For sale; “highiy improved Mera- inents. Price right; #81000 gaat, Choice Bargain Selections 44 4456-56A Natural Bridge. two 2° reasonable terms s| A LIST OF REAL BARGAINS 3 joy : ° ; 7 : ; ,& - 5 8500. evel and improved; bel t } cultivation; 100 miles ; & Fes FARM-—For sale; a nice 76 acres: & , . °2 Perk av.;: 8 rooms and bath, $85 who must sell; only scan ar a a Widow. gain. Box F-21138. Post. ‘Dispatch. vation. balance timber: land lew 5 and @ room flat, 3730-3% Maffitt: rent $897; price | FARM—For sale, 30 acres, 1 mile out: nies. mec river farm; 1 ee 100 calles odey _totmae.. Bet Dees ee room fiats, tile bathroom. etc.; lot and RESIDENCES 3 h, $4900 957 : 5754-56 Rid nt $72: price $8000. | ust well 2 mY i v.. & Fe . S97 Hamilton Av. $3800. ac ge, re aa toe improyed; $4500. Other farms H. V. FARM—For sal 3000 farm some bottom; good water supply, 4140 HUMPHREY 8T. | Me RS OB A ad Seor. Brick residence. 2-story. 8 rooms, #978 Hall's Ferry rd.: 8 rooms and ri os Aleace: rent $44: price $4260. Hitt M Vernon, Il. ' ___ | miles from Besrben. Mo. ; 3-room frame house, barn; 3 miles te | Ape with wore porch, urnace, hardwood floors, etc.; lot lot 25x150; furnace, bath, electric || bath; $320 00. price $4100. " | FARM—For sale. mice 4l-acre Lilincis farm, Rouse; on phone and mail : .| town; 68 miles from St. Louis, -. ~ geres cultiv $5000. 87. 6x 135; , See $8750. | lights; ev erythin to be had ina good 1) 1939 Belt: 7 rooms and bath; $2000. TRIPLE FLATS FOR SALE ' grows 50 bushe! s corn or 25 bushels wheat Wn. J. Brenr an, 6324 Reber pi. St. lace for hogs. . oe .—~* , o> RE rend. av., having 4 rooms on home. Property Is rented and pays 4 | 5734 Roosevelt: 8 rooms and bath: - 1935-37-39 Burd: rent $108: price per acre: price only $4 per acre; located in *FARM—For sale, good terms. 1$2 acres; 4% 7 Sto ‘s ullivan. 3 Mo. ee. ote, wey fot 203120 on secong floor; bath. | fair premium on the price. llowever, $2250. 39500 f ' } Seetes Peet te ae in be United miles to county sea 3 beets reed; ‘ood F —— . == oe ce = Gat Victoria , the owner is very anxious to make 4 | 3326 S. Compton; 5 rooms and bath: eong7-20- 31 N. Oth: six 3-room fists: n ees ayne City. buildings; orchard: ci 2 enced: ore A For sale. « stock farm, n = fund your Mone sale of hia real estate holdings and || $3000. oe ee 4 nc cree, WED Sees Reuse, te owner. Box 800, Bheely ite. = ra phew re be eg ET 116 J curiosity sek d 5 rooms; tile cash up. The quality of the property 3642 Hickory et.; 6 rooms and bath; “3625-27-29-31 Sullivan; rent 877 Keene Station Warne Coen eee | 7A eee e+e acres cleared, balance in fine timber, j . ee Oak We electric tintesen. t j is proved by the Deed Trust, which oe month: price $75 ayne County. IL. on high bottom: ine alfalfa. ‘land; eo dwelling. cutbulidines ané ¢ . t etc.; lot prove y the Deed of Trus*, $3000. Southern Railway, Edmund Goedde. 2040 from &t. Loui ice $65 ver acre. G. V ing . e 3 w. . . ' 4 bath: 1406-08-10 St. Ange; rent $48: price : . t. uis; price pe — ' 4 et ing water heat: RISTA Asbinnd av. inate 6 and © ream is only 5%%. Would be glad to have | 3113 N, Newstead; 9 rooms an + | 94550. Illinois av.. Fast St. Louis. Ml. REDDIN, 816 Title Guaranty Bidg. mk gy pA f — tee ; c . o ' . ; ~ . L tat. — be ~ nery pe 8161 &. KING'S HIGHWAY. ling "emm ‘beat. hardwood floors: lot 42x re gM =~ pan ee re 008 8 Lat ae ‘Foomet $1800 FOR SALE TO COLORED ey sale, 42-acre improved Tilinols FARM-—-For sale 159 acres, all tm cultiva- price reasonable. Mrs. Bina Hughes, : 5 115.6 rice. $ 00, PP = 916 Lami st 10 rooms and bath: . ‘ > arm, 26 miles from East St. Louis; all tion. all high bottom: every acre Po al- ington, Me Pas -room bath: lot SOx12! 1900-3900A Palm st.; single 4 and 5 room “ : — $2600 - 4036-38 Fairfax; double flat 4 farming implements; price $3200. Mr falfa land: 12 miles St Louis; $18,000. G. MSF ; . | LACLEDE AV. fla $67 bathroom. ‘ ngs w ood floors. ewe. ° 919-2] Hickory St. } ” SINGLE PLATS FOR SALE ' digs $4100. a ; i —— 113 Missourt av., East St. Louis, a RED DDIN, 516 Title Guaranty Bide, _ FAK Ms- reas st. »m 4 yer, . ban ¥ il-room residence; furnace | wackstone @V.: modern 5 _ Double residence on 230 feet of | 1446 Clara: 4 and 5 rooms; $4100. | 2338 Carr st.; $2500 FARM—For sale; 10 acres. fruit truck and market. PF. A. Patterson. owner. fe heat; 5. Price, $5000. single fiat. With stone and bri ag , —— ground, 8&8 rooms each; ideal tenant 5744 Ridge: 4 and 5 rooms, $4900. 47 . Bd at; $2500. FARM—~—For sale, consisting of 140 acres: poultry: o. miles south of St. Louis: $3.0; CGuyune av.. St Louis. Phoge Benton 4872 LA CLEDE AY. front, fixtures. f: - toy ae property: price $3500: easy terms. 1 , OU BLE FLATS FOR SAL E 2328 Papin . $2300 g00d improvements; fine water: prefer to $25 cash per month. James G, Cook, Rureeetery F ene. 12 ‘, poome bath, fut- | usxtrus- —* $0800 re urnuce, etc.; J0f ts > Pie eM Abe : 511-15 Marcus: rent §70 month: 99 pane Hickory set’ & rooms and bdDath; ne Bp once: Sere about 15 miles from Cen Kingey,. a FARMS--For sale. 1 have some _ auce ce. $8000. , : .; | 3 * brick | 395 . | ) a 7000 : . raiia, price $0 per acre. See or write FARM—F 10 acres. fruit, truck and 1 ibot LONGFEELLOW ay Bo ger Juanita, At. « 1646- St. Ferdinand; rent $68; i+ Fairfax av.; 10 rooms and bath: | at once. Mann Ashley [il. (3) Coy a * south of st. Louls; $350; Fann ‘betee: 108 cee ee e Nine-room tile bath, hot-water 7 rooms and bath on sec- ust the right sort of a home, close |; ce $67! *} $2500 ’ ‘or sale, on time ments: will $2 cash, $6 per month. James G. Cook. per acre: 10 acres well im ' heat: lot 6ix1 ond to Tow fe P q bat! $68 i 4318 Fairfax: 50 ft. ground: 5 rooms pay ' proved at S7@ toa mePie ee re and third floors: jot 36.6x136: price. apa T+ bet. ake - apenas Mogg . $7 a5816- -18 Theodosia; rent + orice nianenegie 2 ; ; oe , 240-ac re farm. Southern lLilinois, Kinsey. Mo. - acre; a real >) ci ben acres, 100 of wi 'ND—For sale. ; } a 34 a a P ° w wo sets of improvements. at a bar- }ARM—PFor sale: 135 acres: 50 miles t.. w. is in bottom pland, well if v he monthiy bu reception bh greet rage ey queso. : a aeeo-20A, Greor ay. mnente -built 2-story and 124. This is a real value at the price oonne pidtemesencud uae bree iS. Te ee Ne ek: Tent 04: 3090 in price of $¢9 per acre. one-fifth cash, of St. Louis; plenty of water; bargain. Mor will take $: $:30,000 1 for. it Yt sold at once, . A $3. 1m la nes as MARMADUKE AV | On second floor rosa. tiret fect, 5 floor; askoe—5000 | RO ENBAUM HAUSCH ULTE._ a at mee 4 own terms. 6151 Wash- particulars, write Mrs. I. M. Wasson, For- Harper, Hawk Point, Mo. ig Brice gniy 200. Pas as 9g me punnalee ston bath, fvr- furnace. tile bat! —— 5 2" Ska i- j 7 : at) istell Mo. _| FARM—For sale: 270 acres; tn good jot Bont 30. #2500 | lot Be xiao athrooms, electric lights. etc.: 5987 Riiatadton Av. i, . " 9407 N B d i FARM ~For sule; 200-acre Iilinols farm, good FARM—For sale; 240 acres; 150 acres tim- ity: 4% miles from town of De Sone . ten asporia : SH17-17A Blaine av.: single flat of 8 an4 Substantial brick residence 10 } Tyler 366. . roaaqway. improvernents; 50 miles of St. Louis. near ber: fence: 80 acres in cuitivetion; plenty reads; about 100 acres in cnitiva . nice valley 60, tlle bath: | 4 rooms. bath. fixtures, acreens, shades. et2.: | rooms . ‘woo! : town; I arm compelled to sell: cheap at $75 of water: for dairy. stock or general’ ‘timber land and pasture; well f —- View. Ma rooms, furrace heat, bath, hardwood =, f 3 ¢*. tee, $5500. : ae . Call or write soon. Mrs. tarming. F. Beard. Bismarck, Mo. watered, having 4 living ‘springs, PLANTATION —_F lot Z2hx128; price. $3500 ; . 20 or | 3028 Cass av.; h-story brick house: 5 rooms finish, lot 35x165, convenient to Del- PAOLA PPPS aid WE aa “C6 ELI IIS MT aie Re ei 8 W. G. fan. 1411 Maryland bl.. Richmond’ = ~ Ma. “ provements; wan 28x 125 rice ©, residence vet 8 5. K. ( or ner ( )’ IF alle na nd 14t h . tre ( ts Ht 4 when answeriE. Box Y-. about 35 miles en Ap : ; 5. _ Compton Gv... Leuis, 3 — Post-Dispatch. Four naces; lot and pw | SOnG-46A Lexington av., single 5 and 6 r Fam cottage, lot 21x145: price’ FARM—It you are looking for o, berain i evens. a timber; tage farina; hate # bottom ane mpr Louis, — “ lat. tiled bathrooms, separate fur- oni: 1209. re ‘ . canal ‘ orchar: springs, creeks; % ments: Franklin +«‘ounty ¥ 7 ‘> 3: aly A ‘RES, one zood land. 40 acres creek Ddottom, §) oes | miles ‘south, 3 miles railroad; terms. C. ™ Louis, on the Frisco; l tal on a . 72h We room elect. fixt.. sereens and shades; lot nee Padi , oo, nite » virein timber: has 08’; price $6500. 2737 S. King’s i in _culisyation, . bamnte va } Schneider, 220 N. 4th st.. room 614, st. Clair, Mo.; pnilenty of water - } s 7 wivl ©, g’s Highway ' some fine walnut trees: good 4-room house | — : — ; MOTT en Asay tg © - pt 3. angie emery prick . . and other improvements on it: 855 per TARM-—Snap; 160 acres fine bottom land. ~——— large barr, CB e 3 out ‘y _ 120 ACRES. building, with 3 ler ms or each fleor: 10-room brick residence, on the cor. ee - > : 1 ig - acre; just 70 miles necteer St. Louis, «+ miles of railroad town; Northeast Ar tivatlon, others in timber: bargain ee AY. ae room iat, ee and fur- eaaat. granitoid basement; lot 25x167.6; price ner of Reber Place. This house is Mo. F. C. Hensley. 2121A G st.. Granite’ kaneas: fine soll; no swamps nor overflow; . ‘ hy Owner : ‘ ereen av . 3000 ullivan gy.; single 5 and @ room extra well constructed and contains LO PRICE TERMS City, DL oe SSE all tn | Umber: $24 per acre: terms. D. G. . Hartman, 124 Chouteau. ice ‘ some very desirable r se « ¥ ARM— PF or ‘sale. 4. acres. with good housre. Jones Valley Park. Mo. 98 ad vay oe sia6 BUYS x ot Five room flat: a * . it: tied bath; ‘hot-air furnace, shader, |; and attractive are naces: poe 1 baths; fur ~ basement: tot 'catures. The extra depth of the lot on x ey . ~~ cot ; . on , ene: -WN e barn, chicken house, fine well, beautiful yp, For sale or exchange. 200 acre. -Fes- FARM— For sale; 140 acres, 100 acres ' “4 . botl 22,500 sq. ft.; heavy construction; 7 h.-p. power plant; eprinkler; N. St, Louts ” ‘ o 4 & tivation; 16 acres bottom, #4 ae FAIRVIEW AV. on both sides makes it a speculative | switching district. Must sell at once to settle estate. shade and plenty other out bull. dings, 200 feut ; -;, 60 bottom, no overflow, “Ul elevated but level and has produced ’ ran y deed. * Mott ’ ” oesibility. : ; eines 3 ey iss3 room flat. bathe: let 25x stom. tend poasthts DOUBLE FLATS ’ “lie bathroom, electric lights; lot; 10-room residence, furn: ace bath, 7). yg ag age + ee 7. a ’ ‘ . aep° as fine a farm as the State containg: | |. ll, cistern; miles from county seat: | barn, Wagon shed. cistern and ty : : : 1: re ORY every convenience. lot 28x218: r Discount fe per fine "on three or Farms and Country Estates erioe $350 per acre; no trade, but will a ay ig «+ Pa ‘ Fite # rights reserved, pr por anaum oO nm = y Xe rene more mareritons . . ’ : ow ner on 1p pace. _Harashe, Steelville, Mi heuuse: 2 good springs. plenty Bod sal , prympnens Land Ce BOTANICAL AV. 8521-28 Greer av.: double flat, each having $59 per month: price $: 5000. a fhe a ? Sal take back a reasonable amount on farm enn —— of fruit: 3 miles east of De ee FARMS FOR RENT oF ale Address Box 258, White Hall, Mi. site (c) hARM- “For sale or exc hunge, fine 240-aere reck road, near good school can ne RES. 20 =| house, outbulldis it eee eee ee ~*~ b = - > ~ J “a - “ «x ~ 3 7 a a a ee ee ee eee eee ee ee oe we ee LL ta oa (ae -—- ’ White Hal) I}! 14- room house harn, and tile bath each: | roo e; modern; only fev 1032 ‘per F year: lot 44x125. Price. | ° na old; rent. $1212 per annum. Mercantile Trust Co., A gent, inte mi coatae Bend for our catalogue. FARMS—For sale: 3: 80 acres each: 2 Say 150 _ — ation. Leg *- Run, | low price and terms for a auick Davee f 1 RT \. Tay lor av.; double 4 and 5 room 8th ancl ‘Locust Ste FARM ied To rent about 12 ‘Tes , Also many large tracts throughout nearly al 1] upland, other nearly all bot- ‘ AO. c ose he arainage district; s: per acre, | A RTHU R_MITTULBERG., wi ; ; : .: rent $8604 Lents ide A oe . ) the South. Cotton, grazing. timber. tom land: good house, barn. well. cis- worth $50; pty y goneser a good — in ex- CITT LE FARMS-10 acres. : —_ scree in gate aye - outhouses, etc., on each: some tim- change. _ Box B-385. Post-Dispatch. _ easy terms; 10 acres, 4 otic ‘and; oy aut ahead baths, fixtures, et« — : Porth tn , te Str and. bath each: et sox | per annun Se Oe ee z een dj : b : oar Price, 1322-24 ‘Goodfellow av.: double 5 and 6 * AR EN © ent, ithe acti : le om jj Ww ' allt theee farma are situated, 1 ¥ARM-—For gale, idea! home in Ozark | Hills, ww ty . wie pola fla th IN AY. room flat, with hot-water "heat, electric fix- } 3 A. KA A. qawnet gaa walk west depot. Ral a any AY. @ for $6000; a good investment and at a ms x 4a bity Pee a i ocx west; will sell } ee ee sf s, ivet 25 miles east of St. Louls, fn house, fine well, 1: 2s allowed buyers, a For wale. 5 Fi0.000 | ~ a low prce. 5102-04 North Market st 3 na 8 room 7 BVrOVe mel ~ > place. --room fran Ze Peer ne rites tot — a EE zood timber: limestone soll: a ch re 4- ade! flat buildings ahd one 2-family | always rented: near new elty park and mes. a n cultivated 3 years - - . woo in. FEF. C. Hensley. 2121A G at.. Gran- ground for more if wanted: 2h feet ments cost over $2000: part: ¢ , oe e aP TON +: lie ‘ite baths: | buliding. with gas, cellar and sheds, etc. King’s Highw ay bl. will sell on ter: 12. retits for $70 “a ar. ; There are 4 acres } FARMS—F nel If interested ¢ A ite Cc ity. Tl} * Grandviewd car line; ). Buechbaum., / . part rolling: 14 miles. from Frad Wt 7 rent 3 S per month; can sell at very reason. 1759-61 Leduc st., 3 and J rooms and bath, Sees atocs ce a “s oe ee a oy he Ve wi . land write — list oad arlake of eee \W > “SELL 10-acre tract 4 “of good Tiltnots ton, Mo., route ce —— . — g00d springs; 50x50 barn, metal roc . x roo and bath b: fu adie ” igure . , | Goudie brick flat “nice large rooms; rents secu and vege t ub er Dries. SRO0, es if & ove. Ark se timber land on easr terme | FARM ' For | sale, 00 acres: 45 in cultivation, barn. shingle roof; 4-room house with ‘0 for $000 for 412s. x } 27 Ohio av.; 4-family double flat bulld-| 8876 yearly; wil! ‘sell on tecms. ——— ‘ aR a" > amt L—pana—mamnncomncemenieesees | 38 MORTON & CO., ROO Tit e Guar. Bide, 10 acres bottorn; 4-room house, cellar; one-room tenant’s home and other og Oe, TERE Pes ‘or sale, in Marton County, Ark.; -—— aie ’ . ' " thwest of - FARM-— For sale; 120 acres; sO. > each bath: modern: lot ea et PF price $1000 renter at $30, ‘per month. € Tr. ‘ a 302 Jispatch. f PA: 5 -~k or sale: 20-acre tracta near Pine Ko Fale, 20) ac es. 1 mie nor iwer am | FARM. —~For sale: ef acre chick oy farm: Me tivation: good crops produc ed is | On see" HARTFORD 4126-28 Clarence av.; new double 8-room #401 Evans av., store, with 4 rooms and FARM Wtd.—Small; ith! n — miles of Biuff and near pike road; only $500: $20 | Belleviile and 10 miles east of St. Louis; t mile frem statiori, S-room house, ehicken | acres orchard, variety frult: 0 — - A flat. 4 rooms aad tile bath fat: bath, gus futures screens. modern. | yath above; also double 4 and 6 room fiat St. Lauis; pay eash. wiz ¢ *hestnut. cash and $10 per month; no Interest or taxes. | ac res under cultivation and 30 In timber and house, lots of frult and berries; fine cistern; timber, white ‘oak, black oak, hickory, 4 tile bath floor; | price Tsou y er "' | adjoining; good renters; newly painted nnd Fars Wtd.—Cash: beat temps: —icw amu Write for plat. Mcjehee Realty Co., Pine! pasture, wi ith good spring: borders raiiroa] | gso9. / walnut, maple; large 5-room dwell m lett anv. Ou 7 Tutt. Ark. (99) | and underiaid with 8 to 9 foot vein of coal;) “(3 mInL. A sent. 205, 812 Chestnut at. 40x60; large poultry house and other Daa cistern, epr . repaired N. Hamilton av.; double 4-fami’s 6 : letter Lovekenv, Queen City ' nts ; ’ * 140 West Park av... 4 and 4 room flat a= ee ee See o¥.. tan B FARM--For sale: niust se! li: 100 res g3 | Kood hotise and barn and near schoo). ‘oc —_ ? ings; running stock water; mi ie tric Theht. “copper _screen® bath, ete.; lot SOx150: can be used as fat FARM Wtd To rent on shares: any amount | acres in cu ~ sok be - 1h acres 0 acr oH lays | . VieTOR DAVINROY, br FARM—For sale; “4 ac res: “good 6-room brick ie. railroa: Poy Marble frit, vunty ™ ; land in 3B L cou an etc modern: lot 40x148: price at offic or dwelling. c £ acres J. J. Noser, Rockwood, Iil. well: good improvements: on main. auto 4085 N. Tavior av., St. Louis, Mo. (87) ae Pe A and | ~ gang TE ng, Fo ’“ miles Leopold, which has $00 x be ROK i HE: war 0490.5 Salt ox eur - : wy . , h am Papamoa ae Bata een a i: rm : I . } ~ - = ’ _— renting 504 to 3510 Harper si., b 4- family flats, 4 040-51 Beit av.. two flats of 5 and 6 rooms: , F ARM Wtd.-—Columbia, Mo.. property “for | Tread; : 0 per acre. BB. H. Atkinson, admin- KENTUCKY amokehouse ; on good auto roads; edge of a ag Fico °n), Eecnan Cale 4 a. s10_¢ peat nut st; and & Foome, ates. electric lights, etc. Price t+ Will geil both or separately: rents : farm. 7068 Weet Stewart rd. Columbla. Mo. | istrator, Berry ville, Ark. a CPP PPL IDLO PFI P OP Pl Tinton. Mo. For terres. addresa P. O. Rox : > : eac dou e u n Bn. & —_ . . . We.) 7 — . 7 ’ Ke N ) . z ee _— ss > et ‘ ve ~ ' > ¢ att. en house, stock pond, well, cistern and soine dise, two cultivators, plow, wagot . arms for § ct FARMS—Where biggest crops grow; ifr fruit trees, some emali timber, on gors ness, at right prices. a ee acres noose I ~H enol 3 voeme. ° 9 repair; buy this good investment on termes. Vil is ae ' naa > nD iPrarn 7 gerne ry | 2417 Prairie av.p a modern 10-room houre, yHiage. [ll.; state terms. H P-5s, P.-D. | FARM Vor sale; homeseekers, 160 acres, 25 grain, alfalfa, dairying. For Hst, write J.| road and mall route; $1500 cash. F. ; ‘ ) Hs ne for Tio've _ "year: 1 J. I IE tein $ c im cultivation, batunes timber; house, barn,! y) ¢ Hanson. Hart, Mich. (cM) | Hensley, 2121A G at.. Granite City, Til.(cA% f._3. HiLh, Agent. 28 Sis gain; good stock at hee Deals | with bath and furnace: lot 738x130; will sel! FAR M Wtd.—Will ex: hange lick flat. good s re ell loc ‘ vant ro Ves other outbuildings, sprin and well; thi) ———————. _ ; . - ip | " Part of lot with ee pat, Wel secated: want imntoved ithe | | dace to talon poultry, fruit, stock, corn, GOOD LAND ON CREDI' | FARM—For sale: 240 acres ‘good improve- — Vor sale | 40 weren, mand fel, pt a aha} Jere. | rr. ‘17 CHESTNUT ST. | 1102 Dolman st., ht rooms and bath: lot sourt farm. Box F-209, Post-lispatch. Ve each: lot | i; lo - | gotten; chureh, school near; 12 miles depot: In Michigan's best hardwood we ts Phe ments; 160 acres in we for grain, hay, room log house, barn, ar i lec ©6 ¢ ia stations at Valley 190, sicusn_in rewted by the month, but © ages an OMS § improvements. in 5 miles town or less; mus: | WELLS. MEADOWS & WELLE. owner, Call box 3}, 2% ‘tivation: 95 ecres alfaifa. 25 acres sweet | completely fenced: G Scree, 2 desirable ds a ad inspection Prt 86.000 rar . be above ov ew one hry ns loain; | Black Rock. Lawrence County, Ark. MINNESOTA {arm , opporwunities at com. Sli ane cattle. two teama. farm | and sr - yn 48 cot y = ete.: or will cost ’ en ce , | W guote low dollar ret etter an terms. ~ +") e . Price | $7,500 | nace, fixtures, screens and shader: flat in | Grae ‘Vv 7. BROS. 806 ¢ em st. ST. "FRANCIS" VALLEY 1 in northeast t Arkan- tional advantages. Desirable. y infor =. roved: nice lying tract of yy — 9 Post-Dispatch oe ———— eide- A room residence on | J$S25 1) y as; not ‘“‘cheap land,"’ but easily boug erate prices. 6 book is fully informative ation, ance in timber - ow , Seiad feet; twice the above price. Ad- gon sae —— yanted Bt. Louis County Farm, ‘ “iittle cash —~ f~ your labor. Weona Land about ‘The Bread and Butter State Send sture: 4 miles from Sullivan; good roads; ——* renee, 40 AC ‘R $5,500 Pris % Are tit alle y and sidewal k. ing business: also new modern factory be build. | _Co.. Dept. 18. Weona, Ark. Orchard—20 clea name and address, plainly written, and ask If cash, easy terms on balance. , h ith hot 4 ew heat, Wa $4, ing and furnished residence; all of ' sTOCK FARM—For sale; 1270 acres; 800 ioe a Ly copy of = yy ook. J. L, C. Stoops, Bui! ivan, Mo. 1000 ac of my fertile Castor lanch pg a . Modern 4 and 4 room single fiat; dinprove! | debt: for highly improved St, Louis County es : | werds. Snr, mee. FARM--F in the Little River Drainage Dist ’ ’ el. meadow: . one or sale: 0 « es, 62 tea “? onri e that la at present rented by the month, but street and alley and jencudiund to Broadway noe dy a cis GOO. tree of Gave: element Ray og A... ous in ee tenes | grates Railroad RGeatniotretion we ae Louis miles from Bouth Mo.: | still lta he ee ; 7 y 7)" 4 —— good condition ; Frisco railrend. 2% miles from ol £33 acres of ft which can be aie at all reagonable hours. car 422: Make offer. | oon; ; business for father, sons and daughters; will ed wo wire: stures with 2 — _ station: on the beautiful Meramec River: "thie Tt. “room residence has hot-water 2334 8. COMPTON AV.........4.+0.55. $5,500 deal with owners only; I am owner. Box F- | barbed wre, smooth river bottom land; no ati MISSISSIPPI —sntitestnieg — about 60 acres tn bottom. balance rollin: | + py ed and murnerous Sac : heat, hirdwood floors and thoroughly mod- Me exceptional ‘bar : C15, post Dispatch, rocks; on can be put, in cultivation; 2 FARM-—For eale: eres: in, dieaiteiattio. | one ggg ety IF ore, =Acues ed land: all exceptionally well ern ; very convenient to new | c L ——--= | room houses: ar stock an eaias - 940 a : | : oe ee D> | oO | H led and own | Helghts cars. Took at this flat tod _TIMBER LANDS hay barn, 84x180 feet. Price $20 per acre. | ings, all ently rolling. well drained land | aden ee’ dees Seuthanal Missourt setiieant ~ am and on attr ace I _ ate 10-year riod cash valGe of farm Products Scheffer. Ocean Springs, Fy | aaa Addreas Jo. A. rker, Parma, Mo. th lLjulis, on Frisco R = & $10.0 x Atieut Pram § untied { amueement, c bought Yer - tenes near rover evelan High | w. As VAP =F Oe e, cutover lana mu ravkiin. per cultivated acre in Missour! was $1344; a9 ACRES on Black River. 30 fruit rees; | F | Of improvements: et - house, ' and places of Ech County. Mo., $3 to $10 S30 “s acre; 1800 acres. | lows, $18. 52: Indiana, $16.35; lilimois, $17.24; | sel} out $350; terms. Box ¥-208, P. | ” falene tneee a. ceiee eee houses. chicken houses And other By nt Gibson ia | ; po -Wire fenced; ach and sole, , inatom line runs n, Owner who traded for thie, anny § s to cash out, hence a 3478 “MAGNOLIA AN. he 700 acres, 320 ac ree More, | Ohio, $17.62; Arkansas, $22. These are Gov- MISSOURI . | welt, amatl t of cash will get it. Four and 5 room fiat. near Grand av. - mec River erry, = H. BENOIST. 1921 | ernment figures. Northeast Arkansas lesés; I lw ee mm now proppe ide (COP) ; shool. 8 mil . -| acres growing corn, “cane, S te Mo. ¥ ter amoun For her pecermation regardin the | ¢f_ within will show vou through. Froatmen'’s | Rank Poinsett County (northeast) Ar- above Rs. ltl . | 2814 VICTOR ST. 000 | TIMBER LAND--For sale. 80 acres virgin 5S. Rich, level, drained| FARMS—For eale; all woe: . ef Gott. 5.1 erstEiN, 3 Main fain 2162. 617 Chestnut et. Four uloe rooms and reception hall rat | timber, Cache Valley, Clay County, Ark. | ‘ands ; no Fr overflow, go boll | Hee HOLTON, The Land Ma 1 | wagons and harness end all iia | floor, 5 rooms second fleor, and 2 rooms on| ¢ * Cauls, 4065A' Connecticut st., St. ; ‘nme water; free | fARM—For sale; address cokar R. 1, Bex ; ments; household and kitchen third floor; electric light, furnace, improved! fous Mo. ; : : . . timbermen wanted. ll. De Soto . Mo FARM Foe aale; SO acres; stable, fruit; 50) for $0500 cash, or on reasonable ° street and alley and vaidewaik: owner first | : sobanges. Arkansas Headquarters, 1012 tion : )) acres in cultivation; fine spri id. be trade will be considered; | mig ' ruc oOenis oetter floor will show you throu TamBER LAND—For sale, 40 acres. on tnut, St. Loula, Mo. FARM—For “sale; 120 actes, near Soak | made @ big f nd; pri :| @ first-class 6-passenger automobile 4 | We have a number of Single flats for sale | — ie > 4 gese hunting ons “ ¢: spring COLORADO reed. F. Sphoen, Valley Park, Mo. (c) | ft farm with rr :| cash vaiue, Fishing, hunting, poate Se . Gert roats all the in South St. Louis which are not included ~ water ne ~ taun odge: LOR, re FARMS—To exchange) all all s al +: quick {rades. spri price $ ’ a a in the Meramec River, b. 0. 3 N. w )~. & list ana if are looking for a flat or me deal hou Realty Co. 500: Broad ay ae cali, wr pho 2. office. Open | -—"—- FARM-—For_ sale; or exchange; 820 Lincoln BOLTON. ——- ° ys or week days to — ~ F- O’FALLON PK. COTTAGES Bonds events ook. FARMS FOR SALE County, Colo.; good soll; improvements; Fans — For sien “ans resis in emall | / 3 8. Broadway. 1818 Col avemee: @-c6em rem bCK S ~~ CK a Spacer eT ees | ae crippled, wants emailer place. Hiltpels farms, with tock, ON ann paptpmmonte. | PARM—For sale, 40 acres, ail good leva: land -Toon . ~ v : : S condition: (wo blocks from O'Palfon | Sicrgantort Fa. roadway. end Gravois and)" "MISCELLANEOUS Forragut st, At. Louis, Mo. Gene | fences Become’ Route nee tenn all ander | Rifmey NTS _V tector S60, Riverside St. Lac. 08! FARM—For sale. 85 acres near Allenton, | OUT OUT THEY GO TO EASTERN COLORADO | Cc. Campbell. 8041 Ivanhoe, Li 004, th : che: 12 GOOD OFFERIN | Mo., 6-room bungalow, also cottage: 4 rich productive farm Jands! 825 | Mo. ‘ € row | new: mood house, st Warne avenue: 4-room. cottage: | “ P GS |} barns, 2 chicken houses, concrete ice and | r acre up: re terms; reduced FARMS—For sale, 8 good, . s200 one-half B. talemes terme | outbullidings:; tle 4 i w etek jot 256x187; large stable and wagon shed in | 1 Kk. Prairie ev.. ; coo milk house. 6prings. deep well, 45 cultiva- | Write a yo Conie Mack, Colum. and 100 acres; all a . vargain. Ot pore me Lon Mi ler Rourbon mH, 4 maf roads, , i ET SE . 4 2 Ha90 tion, terms. __ eT ; Fullerton Bidg. bus, ‘Neb. Agents wa nted, or a #142 Fite av. FARM Jor gale or excha cres, & on! ton 4 sT LOY N, it - : irie av., . v=. aene : — —~+ 9 280 acres, y : ae Se I ctcrtate ee eer snind? pare ot reoms, atti>. . 20 FARMBS—For » Soa all k kinds. sizes. “prices: | FLORIDA FARM—For sale or trade: yh Rolla, Bg ~ Fy, _pieoule: 90 a“ i > ivation, 0 bot tom, - a pe Be fouls ¢ atreet _Farm Agency, 1012 Chestnut at. FARM—For sale, now is the time to buy| terms. 8822 Ariingtor av. E ee Ft e ine luding aren, oun goo A DE = Clayt HOU SE-—+ or cae a T-room house, gool| you a home in Florida: ——. have oran FARM—For sale; acres, fronting Mira Mea-| 1 te. toes; ail crops; horses, cows, : Ss. Louls try. 1! molemenis; possession. meade. Ar ft » Association” ‘ane oO land; or St. Clalr. address craig and ou at once if vou buy t a, Post. Dispatch. PARMSB—For sale. cheap sete of pnerey ements. ' Louls, Mo. FARM-—For sale: 40 acres: Carter County. & BCs emcee: room house, ion rm. poultry! cultivation. balance in "limber a nadenw | t old ' 148 Linton avenue: 4-room frame cottage: dition. barn and two acres of around: all kinds of a located town; 8750. Might j = et , ren: wel. ~y i & inland town. 7 Lite - auto. soi? Shere, _ “7 BUNGA $8 ay? - bh Pt ong 1500, Address all Sant h aty to AN & CO. ve st. eis 5 miles south- 4 acres. on ma Watsoo ant Bu BoRShvow BinGkin, Of Snhieetior aa states Sua hes | peat Sota Stee | Pat af Mavi a Aor TaD Raves eo "hY aT «ND WONRY MA went, ave it. prs ue ; : Buneet Elliot eee eetereeee « ~~" ? a yo ' : pt Pratcls srapeeisteate acigt | CHa Se Pit acs et 186 eck:Teak, Crea, | wee yA | seers ee ae ipapo te mani on ACRSAGE fer geie, 32 0c av.. 4 . reatdence. "Riane | Two Seger cols, Crops, ony: | Rox 7. Wauchula. Florida saa | ARM~-For sale: 80 acres, eye cleared; 2-acre tion. eg = .| 4 seer ach floor? tot atstas, . [milk sold at door: 125 acres productive, till: ILLINOIS Gremard. Bow Renee, See eh sete and renew well wa =." oy s beaut : : at: B-roon residen /ae, wire-fenced pasture: estimated 300 cords | ~—~— errr toe buf “e --. 1 Sorted Mo. 6 — 9 kinds: pi : ph Bg pt » weed, 20.000 feet timber: fruit erebarde. BEFOR buy ‘TWitnets an. enite ti is K or saie; two rma one + — fa; plenty shade: price 8® 10-room house. big stock barn, usla chicken farms; near Pevety, Mo. acre; ve aod Arad ; : “7 em. | rh. tool. hog. 4 poultry houses. “ee. lise “Hit F eale or trade] @2 scree - —— a Montana. Victor 812651. 4 farme for ale w. lai Festus. °. a ol Aug. iw Write owner, Owner retiring includes aoe auick sale ® miles of Benwcbe Pr. FARMS—For_ a sale; emali; woes} ; ; ; : Fitnt Relievitie. “ .y —: for Ase. xX -- pe Se Po Se : flat. 5 and 6 roome- RES

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~— E Te tl Oa a Taw em mm SO TE ieee Se pe : SUNDAY, g AvaueT_ 3, inte 500 FARMS F | “rors or Sale, Wanted; P nal P | ) caniin pow onan e, Wanted; Perso roperty and Real Estate 'e Loans; ea -eare oD ae __MISSOURI | STOCKS AND BONDS eee ‘anted and For Sal le A | RMS FOR SALE f BLACK CYPRESS LAND ~~ OO LL lL lle nal ml tm »—— BUSINESS ‘CHANCES e $s t aay. a nnn half section black —t have for sale rusia . BUSINESS ¢ CHAN — 5B MISSOURI See —s ogtation: about &O cypress land, close to HOTEL—One of the fine Sar CES BUSINE i" PLP i af weed Soaeee Glee in cultivation, num- O W had ae 2 hotel and health arenins to be - EP: een SS ‘FOR “SALE . BUSINE = a, mio, 12 acres adjoining Lee der fence and crose fenced; about @o urs ; | Shout 190 miles from St. Louis, this is aure| _ $50. WILL SACRIFICE | CONFEC “TIONERY a ee On ae J f Gear Clayton, goed EL. old ee: no better half section ip ae | ee ness man that is opter. Pctel man or bunt. §. eon ver® of dress gooda, sergea, are, ltoomedcs. ee oe Ry conse. cig- |! “1ROOM—Wi: th U pete AP! rm and chicken house; priea le iver draifiage district: price su “ full infeemats : ing for a money-mader: | ck, 614 i4 N. llth | st. etc. _ 11 | Benton st. Tyrie a pep.r branch. cation ree atoi fs ne fectery 5 4 Avply KE. BE. Heuner. noe more; On @asy tering Jo. A. Parker per y On wers Box O-& : t-D will be given upon request | SA — CONFER De. @ Lr Nc i annehie. vg Bell phone. Forest 430m | to: re i KL ER i HAVE a = | ALE! ES MANAG! AGER ratice | ONBRY—Bakery ad ice cream | “Apply Ae a deed Focation tor tame ‘= __.._ (So WOR BALE — I o a ae severed, farms, 0, ®. REAL ESTA ne who Induces vou to eel! ALS anata ish d busijoss nettin | Wanted, IZING STATR R COUNTIES CONFE« CTIONERY Ne TE _ieh | Lica meen: will bear inawection f o om ackwell, M 7. Sn re SSS i trrtaht av. -s and estn Been in som tas Same, I am ' ing t of ability and good stand for cou sacri ear ac fine “place | : eddy yagi woather. 4 i 1000 ‘cash, 200-acre f farm for $15 ; Sy acre; | F ~~ yhestnut Sts. Dont e our on Fees guaran ¢ not ‘ines Og i= ‘Invest; | bile access ory, ‘which aclis a new autome-| “Iv. aes cifice tor quiek sale; leaving | “LURCHRGOM ot rer For cole, aang Soop “ orchard, 95 . mance 5 years at 6 ARMS B mith, 4138 N # per cent. ¢r who ha ow car own- | CONF-@ TION Brtitt - Kosh vation, farm tools and j é new 2-room hewe, cisier per cent: : | s FOR SALE , ___ LOANS Natural _Bridge rd. land t S ever changed a tire. Ae TONERY—And — ante ay. oe right; $1000 cash, balsas, - rn. springs, pond; 140. 0 seahosse, fair | ON REAL ESTATE unless absol . — the owner of 15.000 | elasive na stb-agents and take orders. Ee.| keen” candy and fotaese. cream, garter: | MANUFACTURING — Rox L407. P.-P ance i. Genes: 66 exres’ i: acters ST. LOUIS co Cc . Sigle if solutely necessary. gas leases in Burelson © acres of] and | ih e rights given. Sefling rs. Ex-/| Kee : 2218 Chero- | fer amail BU 'SINESS Wid Wtd.—Pre- —- ne Ls for : cultivation: | OUNTY “rm ae PLP you must sell them, go to a wells no drilii County, Tex.: #| 3% siness would require see perfected. ) io ; J line aflapted te mall: ord . ale: a nice 76 onade County o. sO mil OOP wes WER | IN ‘exo | lable bank. tr re- nz and product ° make tem equire State manager ct NPECTIONEP ¥- i " _parUculars: cash prix orcers; give ~~? 4. Ee, + pp B 8; 56 o culti. ¥ puis. Cail 5 Af Enright a ay, es trom St. | ' aa SL ee ~For sale. 1% acres, near Meramec | ing you direct for money Fy hg en, or investment gs a OP ene or gous County ; Want party or git, 29° | depending on territom Gan of $1000 to $2000 a grocery ‘ateck:. Sh gy mie and MANUPFACURING En nF 19%, ¥ D, va i a water ooey. ore tal me 8 4RANTEED farm purchase: 25 acres. FAR apde:_berenin a ME TL $30 ‘00 . ae oo) Soe asaqunt, $2000 will’ fad’ den price for them . i to your pare, in 00 anne — $37,500 | Quality soe = $15,000 ‘yearly net itve ae rity: reacommnbe >. ty Good ow rd soar | on hen e; $2500 wit ac For sole iy *e houre : ’ O -- Die ee | er ce n cn aye. , ' : ; Y de ‘ ~~ . aj , P oy a Bo mmogs to Kood he - mead upland with nge PAL IBA in - Y ecke]-F rd | money today is alee & $ get your ost-Dispatc *, Box F-9. Post-Di Or out of city. LACATESSEN STORE—T | cellent loeatk estat write or see Mrs. David Cother ine” @65 stock es ter and | FARM—For sale: 1460 Le e ey t-Earicksan bonds. P At uy $100. 3500, nape MILLIONS ar ——— | GEN! Te spatch. _ for present ow oo much work | _phone Lindell 4 anny ~Dbly wie ’ prog: ox. Oo aser, r stoc a fm>_ Como and ‘ acres: select alfaif ” artly pald stamp books cash r e made in automobile — |} GENERAL GRUOUCERIE ——— 9 mer: contains pike chews Po : mppiication. Mi, verter! reer Forme 1NO LAND amet tai ann. | TOW ER GROVE ND S. We bebe ASB 3. 208 ee ee common at $4 5 o| ast ante ‘Box 7.a00. "Peat markets active: — ERY Wtd.— ay pe h______ | DRU STORE—My_ Since Fost Dispatch, | PAPER ROUTH— Wiret-clas om garne fie) : clubhouse near jak - ° the Rio GQ r an our AL rig ae ane. - 3oth phones. R11 &. rand ° ) 1 N ¥y eesesv ee eeeeae be at 17 OIL AND GAS LE ——— eDatcn (c88) Bt oc) . fixtures, etc, _ Grand 8548 ‘had store st oc ed and nic ely located a . nK® we ticular: to be e ase in every ‘par. a ; ec an © resort as well as @ e; / POU LTRY FARM—For eal 16. ane rande Valley of Texas. Go ah SAGE Mo. . on, im good G, aoundance of water, . 3 , STORES Wtd.—-Room' must b mt $25: long lease;| RESTAU ornay tankiin. - desiring good returns on sma | @ * higbest prices for en- Fine-) 'RESTAURANS Al ag np j/Ry Py AQ, pie > All level. rich, drained land; will make |. o eee school lands for sale b harees. “SEB UR’ dey be entistied and/or borrow money on_it. we Will be een ee address T. W. Brown, small 1D yl ~ 2x of all kinds of me rohan. gqnented Ses moods and shoe store: right eoth; bier beens apne confectionery; must 78 7, Post-Dispateh. ress ae ern hea HANTZ, 901 Chestrut ~ at t $2 pe acre: Se per acre a. y the Biate| (c) | eet pera yore We will ioan you o greters Ii. Sige (09) | Louis, wire Statler Hotel. 2t. EXPRES o> e_or widow. Box Y- 285, P.. GARDNER we ne alex } = . —— e J - > * nee rene } Fetes IR OE SieRM. fats Ste cian Walrwrigne | ™™™*™ fur ui Beguine Se Have dle Momey nik 2 rina ono SES Hab] mesh, Sot het Rowman buy afew fat? | ya, tame give al detane Manoa cot] git Sgrtng. waren. i-Rorve ‘cont ies fore. j RESTACRANT, Doing ood tusineae wing eo ne improve«@ + Louls. . INVESTOR market easy to raise. v you raise; nis; give full details, in sets of heavy h 2) acocunt til health: do ne ia & renkiin + ount ~ miles from # » fom AC PUBLISHING co.,. © pia INDUSTRIAL LOAN” co.. b ery profitable; big demand:! t£4/n arrivals, price of cludt price, harnes, 2 : arness %. of ya you Mean business. n't apply unless a ‘Mo ; rare: S mjlee, roy station >" Mcounty one body, $3 acre. Reynolds Dent. N. San Antonio, Tex, (99) | peal estate security” Gulch aarvies to sult on | Te hesinut | fare, contract bookiel? or sauabs; particu~ grit cat Diapate ~~ yas etc. Box J ase, __ Se adhe "ling saddice: wilt nell sepa- RESTAURANTS- me. Hi et — PS. __ y MO. . ater roon ‘ . * e. i be 3; d | Cavies D se. free. EWSPAPER Re 7 a or sal , : ® restaurants ei ee anne ane other outbuildings, = MOTT AZ. 725 Wainwright Bidg., St. 1 Losis. {4 en Cents an A G 12, ee Guaranty Bldg.” (99 I rty on Winers | Kansas City ating Ca, 3150 Grand aves dailies sey ebent Gon Suaday nome 800 FOR SA SALE—Drug store build- and wail lodeahe. one mand; _wotns w00d bustiees fi ethers in timer” bargain ae $4500 f i ACR See Babbo ee eee: | Ol) 06d. mineral right Cre | TOANs 1S ON PER ip, No Commission Charged SALESMAN—Best of opportunity for @ real | Post-Dispatch. "sronable Bory | ing and stock, $16,000, Box| we - IVESTOR PU AN Oe AMUEL C. ABET eS & Co., osity seekers. @ ng; curi- cash. See ° se OP § cneieeeeel _ near Vandeventer. n Delmar . or asl 100 acon 0) chee Th ems G1gh BOYS 40 acrent 400 straw errien, ia | Stet Antonio, Texas UAE € | LOANS by private party on furniture or in-| MSs Sh Kowienenn eehanee. | peer eeeatch on't apply. Box” F-3sd,|_ GARDNER SALES CO., 916% Chestnut. | SUIT SZORB—Pruit, vegetable, poultry, | "Gossow? uOU SEP peome ae | but re , ore ® « ayne unty: terme: war- oe . - al. ost -Dis. r — + SR ft nen's Bank Bl STEEL _|MAN—S mi ye —— Store, 1 Allen. . ’ 0 *, a: ren te doy aN ne ras eon ae 7 panty deed. Mottaz, Wainwrixht t Bidg,, Bt. ____ REAL _ESTATE—COUNTRY WE arrange loans on furniture, $10 to a ! LIBERTY BON DS REL ll for ala sldetiacke and ir - = | like “Sik: miadlo-uped. same i. ea: would - T—Candy and cigar store. with foun. RoowiNe: ana seis ~— bh ara. variety of : ‘ . . PPP PPP PA, | a de A aE Me Dh 8 || . ngs; also eswi sten- | Successful record, e | ain; light : loca oun- , reoms; " ae mm yo “gratiary,” meet ra oS ACRES. 3 20 eres cul vation. roams | MGT For, wale: i | % block tn country ‘es ban} made to people keeping house at “fe ene. will pay ae 7 aoe is $50 bonds: tee & shipment fro me clock ae es l= _invest some money. Bi on Pie be Be RRR pa ey ted on Ma arket st.; Maine on Sa; sont 8 pitry house, etc. 21 miles Laites- u » ou u nga, is) — ey 14 acr . ; TEE 2 er 1| trieal in outfit; elee- cash only; ca - . u . ’ = ! pm - AD : s * FARMS 10 acres. - rooms, ae: —- Paeecss : ote fenced: on county Clair. Mo. dress owner, J. r Barns. St. 7 Fisher fon ” a veonfidentiat auick, x Monday, Aug. 4, we will Day cash as | who thoroughly Mh amar oc wants pa partner WooDWw ORKING © PLANT Witd_T b ie} reason for sellt ory sanmane ties K. eS oO DOMING i HOUSE — For sale, 121854 N. New. ned, ort ~y ot * toa trad a - valley land; on A G04 phone lige: 40 A ~~ BAKERY—BOR SALE OR — | othand Olive uate ac een Bids. | | “ctory Ke benee ot Ap cottese © issues: | bey to as jependabie man. Box ‘y rr Par _— plant; with or without. veal oa GARMENT Fe * _keepina: 2 rooms CT 97 neues aes ‘anal me Crem, pearing 1 . ; arn, a A RENT. ONEY > ; — (C4) | x me ts 49...847 10; erate aa te ox B-885. ost- - RY—Perfectly =. mt: gas: $150. ert cult ' silo and all necess Now vaca LOANED—On furniture and’ nina | 8 88.-.---- oeles'ed ; a patch 8 : equipp 1; | ROOMING Sa Be uitiyation tensed ulgibgeMME: irate oniharso*taree, guiesisines: cei: | cain: renconati rent’ or scl°tcty cP'ngs”| state iasie’ Hinitoet oey eeeeensh pe iti das cc BB Regene AG5-'s8 te | WANTED canital to dail oi weils_aimher|— BUSINESS F men | cians Uprsztmagnt, mamugeeturing Sealy ali | "roome, ait filed” moaern Zontetiuanga” gf - M1 ‘si ol lee te | ro « ie peses. = fine for potty. with a Sao grain farm and'a beautiful home: ic le price. MRS. LE HOULLIER. Flor: aan * ge mR. eet Re] tah 415 Lo-|- gy to Ad Phi “Ms: 47 10 | ing nearby at il 6r-acre tract: 3 wells drill- ____ BUSINESS FOR SALE GENERAL STORE—$6000 _ stock, in email Recent kens included. Lindell 1408 al . : ' e ‘ , » I Re OP * ne ee eee ’ alph ottes, Irandale Mo o 69 GHRORGE H. HEMKER REALTY co.. ee - ) - 3255. /full amount of any uncashed pay th land is not leased: see owner oe F mpeg this AUTO AN > own, Central Missouri; goin concern fo nish ING HOUSE-—10 rooma, aplend fu Thre £10 c : R - CARY) Overdue | 7:30 p. y or after ~ Ry SHOP—Also 4 more than 40 ye r ed. filled with idly tur. r ae WO Copet. ‘Railway fares ee St. room 204, § “Mo EAL ESTATE—OTHER — "| STANDARD CREDIT. 2081 Ry. Pxchange: | "We also uy $100, "$500 WE m. during week at 2843 Missouri av. |__°512 av. so 4-room flat./ munity; Sa! “sal Rit com- | 214, Post-Dispatch ore ayers. A FINE MISSOU —ARe Oren ee oe. f Ss to furniture owners. salaried y and $1000 bons 4 Want & representative { aT ae On, SNe —— sire ft : Sales 1750: de- i an ae | a n eve " TOMOBIEE : o sell on a ROOMIN\ 3 —- rt palo; 10 sores. RO in oultivation, i noses Fate: £10 le Cultivation, BOQUSE—For sale: and two lots; at Heber | most private terns, tee rates: Set and | SARK & STEINBERG & CO. Pipeless Ze-Bee KC ntry for the Anderson oiale; North A ye S Pall Wo dean | ~witte 210 Pontiac Bide. St . Loula, — roome: sk 2 Ouse $ Four, from © ote = : reatone soll; improve TF : ' autiful jocation ; ere many go to drink the, Will apprec! ealing elsewhere | 201 Boatme Ba. all pipeless f = e King of GLOVE MANUF ; , ICTOR WM. mete | ot over $2000; part creek valley orchard: improved with S-room dwelil.| Resting water. Address owne eclate the difference: no de! n's Bank Bidg.. i ss furnaces, Tiis is the opportun- (c2) i - ACTURING PLANT—Com-|_ Central 4529, — gneALTY co. ing: 7 . - ng: cellar, | Washi r at 38889 . elay Broadway and Olive st ty of a lifetime for a n ITO) : —_—= piete outfit for makin - = 0-12 Ch Hing: Te inlien from Bt boule: SE ings: all in’ good repair: located 45 miles | U MMER COTTAGE LOTS will he LS it Third Floor. “Broadway and Olive. (cS) | hig owe The hata 2 youn’ man ‘to estab: | AUTOMOBILE, BUSINESS —Since 1902, | leather-faced, Kloves: power mutting ‘press, | best. furaltare, LS at ee mune root; é-room house with porch, Hae ny dy ny with fo rh J fine Auction Aug. i and 8 at Rorden bo AY ot MONEY Y WANTED scarcely no “mocbanindl hace: hat a a ile. b best equipped shop —- pairs daily. Box 10at “take ate 150 aes $30: ious ge 2. ete rent . oer outoulige ood, uctiv rbecue, band, dancins, B. ‘ quired. Install o f . ° u ng 50x128: ground | GROC ~~ ost-Di Ox 3-287, Origage S150): has 4 years’ time aged can be mougat for 87 for a qtick | owner. C, Bass, | g50 FOR o pur ne furnace and use it for| 75x128; a rare opportunit un ’ ERY-—And meat-market: in W = o8t- Dispateh. cent; o . eason te = ne year; reasonab pores of demonstration, t} pportunity; don’t opowee cool location - est End: a2 ee Bison : 44 gy a o jGBORGE HI. jerme, _ See REALTY Ng : STORE BU ILDING—Caney, Kant popule- ‘ua Pe = ay . Post Dis. = BUSINESS CHANCES nate EF On, acc tte ee ae oo By business. Box Y-186.!) GROCER TRY age ee av. . (cl) “alghed Nowasbeceina nanan eierig! aie fur- re "~ = hestnut #t., room 204. T ; excellent location; exact | ING LOAN Wrd.—$i ns é economy. this fur- | AaTTo 7 _ cat once: est lo-| water h rented: hot- wr oeale; 120 acres; 80 acres in cul-ie —————— _ Tuite, “Mo. | principal street: build! xact center | _missi , Wtd.—$1800; small com mace fs supplanting all other h AUTO REPAIR SHO on; g00d reason. 2726 eat: good income; reason fi 4 - ° ing sys- * a pale; leaving 6% N. Union. other busin n for selling, | good crops produced this year; Sie SKE THIS FAR! is OnGE ously one clothin ng occupied continu- | on: large lot in count. Box F-8, P.-D tems where it can be used. Th “s city; must sell at ng | GROCERY—And ee Ribari saricts” Pruitt 40 anton Magi Fer fale, Sh actor. well improves “arm: go tlondl Oppertunity” coy location indjen, een. 57,.000 ON business corner: proverty ra _.._ BUSINESS CHANCES low sand the nsvine of fuel aot aceee “tact | Young, 1405 Belmar pi" “i! STIS) Flor G15 Hamilton: F packet, 5, = & | ROOMING HOUSE—Om account oF sipkneses Oak, DIACK Oak, hickory, Diae yb : , Wire fences eral or clothing st % ih ~3ik, ost. Dis OO SE OOOO ris a prospective AUT ILE Ri > G WY ato ~ all fu et locat maple, large f-room dwelling: barn Bm. ) ouse, new barn, all good catbetiginnes A 1 dress owner, Sis’ tostein at e021 oa. A WANT to borrow $3500 on a pate h. aT Sey ADVERTISE 20 words } 50 My a et a for homes, stores. sek ae heey mn app oA SHOE —With filling mo C iy “Rest location in East “St. conveniences: price $500. mF ag ail arge poultry house and other bulld-By, “cre orchard: good road. mail route, tele- | St. Louis rehin my 6 per cent i zood real estate; 100 weekli $ in monthlies, $1; eaters or schools. Write for exclusive ter- | pt sell equipment separate: Aouls. Call 3331X or 1011 N, Vandeventer. ton ne Myning stock water 4 miles Ree vione, ay ot cher | RST OR NGE For waleT 7] ning. + | gone ane Groce; 161% Dolman. st. weep me yo —s PebL dyad § nice a t, rch: large wrounds, 2% es. | tant Y.._ 550% F-98, P.-D. | a opportunity f ost-Dispatch, s. Box F- P.-D, | GROCERY—Fo 1 ae complete f ne in house; 4-room house, barn ab ¢ | plenty of sh , 4 acres, MONBY W or live wire with small BAKE etme r sale; good locations: shea kitchen to attie: 2 rom ou itivation; 1% miles f s shade and fruit trees: brick ; td.—$100-$500, 6 per Pital: for sale: a shoe WILI — cRY—Finest outfit in South S __ 1087 _ Morrison. ae tone coal: himh-claes use, granary. henhouse, cistern; & a (# cu rom t. rage for two machi b ga deeds :. double values R bp cent: first | with th shoe shop equipped zl. DAY $400 a nth salary. “wil e ex monthly rece . ’ t. Louis: —-- most conventent location: sacrifice: . ation, 24 in fine timber: a and) on Gaark ‘Highwa route and phone service: chicken houses; al! ~e arn and two fine. MONEY __ Box F-35, Post- -Dis.} ghoes aan latest machinery for repairing and share of profits. for trustworth Denses | Box Y-i07 eipts $1000: reasonable terms. GROC ERY—And market; account of ~~ _ers or idiers need repli Bo pe con ed: “ ; —— > } ” ———— harness. in the b tent orthy. com- . Post-Dispatch. n ee mt of wick. Diy. x B-lS. P..f heed; a big bargain, $2050; also will BM in way; ideal for poultry; level P garden with pli nt m, Sepe coneeon: nice t Wtd.—$3000, 3 years, first deed| Frankli ¥ the best spot in man to manage establised branch. ness. _Box B-1657, Post-Dispatch. ROOMING HOUSE— — * horse, two brood ‘mares, one mulene venient Bt te ht near school ani church: con- | finest pl yg ae in fact. the | — 0" trust. __Box_ K-358,_ Post-Dispatch, n County; income $150 to $200 per | arge, well-known company: stapl | BAKER Y—Modei, in first-class condition; | GROCERY e en a Re age biue yo ‘ . h school: , Price only $300; 850 st piace in. Southern Ninot wh , | MONEY W as bt “4 week. O. H. Struckhoff. Uni ood for $8000 Die iine: leaving cit F _ AND MEAT MARKET—Must amel combination ran ur milch cows, five calves, two brood down, Be Phe Fy ) of business farces s; change NEY Wtd. —$360. 3 years. fir " . niou. Mo, (ce) | a year or better. with eplen-| 1.42 y. or particulars write Box sel). 3878 Easton ay. ust nis Martin beds, leather @, Brace and vor- me shout, 10 piee, 50 fine chickeng ee VICTOR WM. RE "IT 7 IR ¥y; no paidines. ented addrevs Box K-3 to sell... If inter- | trust. | Box K -333, _Post- Dispatch, of Snaiica office is offered reliable man by | _ future. Must have $4000 carh for safe | 3-42. Post- Dispatch. GROCERY ¥& HS hae lo set; bear eat éenette and par-~ : ‘f A ‘ eq ne --- y ee sw STOC ‘kK— Fo r gale tn spection; rooms al ter with power, two barrows, oneme —— setorig “SMe 1. Post-Dis. (c) DEEDS OF TRUST—For c | old established manufacturer; earnings un-| Hox J_1ih. Ail letters strictly confidential. | BAKERY—Located or male; grocery fix- nted. 1014 N. t , et | —For sale: | limited; $10,000 nee | Box J-146. Post-Diepateh. on prominent South St,| tures and meat fixtures. Box A-267, P.- N. Garrison ay. . right prices. eaters arms for ‘ Sale (Missouri) MANUEACTURING PLANT | scs7tare Gi, 7% | DETERING and See" | reach of ordinary yearly conservative: with | WOULD like to meet party wih auto- ta, eal at once Boa Teeth, pony parmain (it) GROCERY | AND | BAKERY. peas | Moe OO rooms, always flied, iff Agent, 205, 812 Chestnut # 201 pares. near Leasbur , bar- : Clair vinegar plant; good | ; - ss ep |: ~PFOGuUct In great demand: requires invest- | travel. [ have. the goods; ca ; Ui0O 8. RBroadwa —— city: opposite Lafayett Vor saic; 40 ucres, 4 he i gain; d stock and grain fa aioe “6 and 8 for Packing Plant or automobile plant 19 | MONEY Wid.—Fine $1800 ist d. t.. 6 = Hall Square Bldg. chi eee 1014 City | oars Box _F’-162._Post- oat-Dispatch. me RAeEET Daan eet anemi me —- GROC ERY “Colored “trade: bargain to quick ines: hot-water heat. tile bath. tw scar nO acres cultivated. | . an oe TE arge barns a] outhouses; | I. C. R. shing oe f JOHN H, IB te. a cago OU CAN claim under U. 8. _ ~ northwe n ney; st | buyer. 2334 Carr st, ay | orles, Hu . two lava- on noure, barn pec. tare level; = J ore Nite eae ek can Ka coe 66 _ oe, qwitches on athe fre und | TE ois ABBOTT. ASN: _Beventh_ st. Mores. young man. returned soldier pre | ae 20 acres fiat yanale sa aoverament| mizing machines: good ‘weekly sales, = | GROCERY 42004 clean steck. stock — { et and confectionery; two for tall t y, won ocation “Hor eale: 2h0-ecre “tye fare all ; aa * _., hime acres in cultivation: fenced Bastin Return $300, 0 days: | Wilt-ediged se. | logue. M ¥ aiehy-Murshall onnite for of 10.000 NEWSPAPER plant and business to Pec sm —$150; 3 weeks’ rent free. Pe a Inquire #040 ‘Ltr aoe stock; ail cash | SECON! SOND a RitOR at er _dbasiness, c ~ottom land; a n eulthe re; improved with 4-room b lil, Post-Dispatch, : en fg. Co., exchange for land. §& — ooo? +> ~———- +c) 5S-—- Mar- « ungalow, — Pd ete PEN . 6 tar. Berni | BARBE wee 00d d ket st. r v~/ neree in corn and acres in aie ree porches, good barn and all outbulld- ate, 15¢ - , mami ee MONEY Wtd.—$1500. i wea an | ee nt. ele. a __ (38) $25 WITH services part ti o._Me ARBER SHOPLY te eS locations “sox baa —And meat inarket: North End: | handle; nccouat’'! a ee ee s for y > ry er Rowse; . > i wel’ repa. ir; two-ecre orchard: lan4 tof Fown ; party preferred; first mortgage Private | feb we CSANCE— For | rent. a 2-story | in going mail order t time secures interest oer ao Bt. Vince | _sollimn: beoke" fine RonF: good reason for ply Rosen, Ties of iéeh, business, Ap- ’ ° an orses; ri has well springs; is located one scoumt Ic ner tine mon gy class property. Box Y-275 on frgt . #2-room hotel, furnished: has sewer-| crative. Box F-260, . - SHOP—For sale, Saea ir. 2910 lg oR a i te x _P-263, Post-Dis. | Gio ; - tence! price $17 per acre: also Samm i lle to ye | BLACKSMITH SHOP—For sale or rent: zood | WV Ww Vainute Sessane* es" ether Tusiness vi SHOR REPAIRING SHOP —Good Tocation Cleared, 10 acres fruit, ce fine | TMi ROVED FARM ' wovls, 4 rty with meane who) party; no agent ecurity; from private | Louis; excellent fishing, bath of , St. | von evelopment of ofl properties and in-| M on for auto repair and oils. #405) Qpoc eekly. Call Victor 12391. ~ . ’ w ; . — , 14. Poat- ’ gents need to answer. 7 ridi . ing, hunting, | Yentions. 505 Granite Rid * anchester av. Gh (tOCERY and m eine Ae gg gt house, a room | o" By ell Improved, 1 mile south of Valley =| 305, Post-Dispatch, er. Box B ieee, finest medicinal; Do you want an intere: X. eas; good location. Add paying busi- | will be sold at @ bargain. Call Sunday be- doing fine business; bargain: neighborhood ; | tely fenced: rural ponte, wibonar »cheu mations at Valley Park; cos - Frisco “* “4¢~~ ————— eee + at $1400, $1800, $2000 2 of $400, $850, | tion to investigate. "Box ns or corpora- | in best oll district in a" in an oil jease | Post: Dispatch. adie: 02} fore hoon. 4753 Kensington pl. | for selling. __ ‘toad Lynch, Victor taro arom mile: loc rogte.. ne: ee Beres, f desirable dwening 7 168.56 MONEY—To lean on Teal aetate. 8 ana 6 per se r ey rast, ; years, 6 per AUTO TRUCKER i — “ee This is a ground-floor Siaitunien baleen? BOARDING HOUSE—30 rooms. saloon” (c¥S) | GROCERY STORES—We have three >of t! 4 | SHOE REPAIRING OUTFitote eee . north Cuba, Mo., on Prisco Rate f°6: or will sell $8. acres separately. scont. Chas. G. Venz. 2044 Adelaide. (c99) | —- N. Cab. 738. 6200 EBasto __business; both pho re garage, any | the company is organized. Only a few in-| ,mected: now being used ft- = att an , Sy ay St. sae: all doing fine! County, Mo, includes Champ? “ a will well for £2400: half sh. halane Improved and parateiy. WOANS . MONEY W Witd—2sr: oa n. aie yin phones. Delmar 273. (c} terests jeft. Drilling comm “i factor T as soft-drink place: busin for kind of b and finish Du pion stitche~ wad cent deed of trust . , cass, ys - chager «. n all tm cultivation; pur- |! , on first and second deeds of trust, 421 ‘ ' mall loan on insurance CAFETHRIA— Best corner locat —~———--—- | weeks. Box K-81, Post-Di omces within two ir i district; low rent; reasons for sell- v icTOR WM RE iTrZ } I r ‘O. — acks ~s rXoD repair machine; 2 > a eam man Fe ongth of ene) © fal: can plow and sow wheat this 816 Olive st. Dausman, _ | Bio ¥ pr “sy party: return in monthly pay. 000, Iowa; fixtures and or locations > city 25,- | Fost-Disnatch. (c37) i. have other business. Box K-346, P.-D.| Central 4529. on $1 gt Nox yan and smali stock of goods. Z nd must retire « cane. i “% " i ‘ NEN N'E BARTHING. Agent. pf cerate TO xy a: 300, on good city real. out? ‘Rox Ny-dt, Bost. mee. poor woman | $50,000 business Past year: mae ee Aa: ATTENTION fe BOR OG End; 12 rooms;) HARDWARE STORB—Old ———— a od SHOE ; BHOP- = sy n 7 Ul ; Mapa tch | ‘ : e e ox ww -oat~-Di sé, fost-Dispatch. © trades rite RB . ed an: lied with oe bust. | _eravo | For sie. the snrewdest buyers t — bE _Lmomnst_ st. MONEY TO TOAN $2000 at Oper — 9 yi 3 yor séveral good first deeds of truat| CAVITAL—I make a ae 2 jaseS )PU IBLISHERS AND PRINTERS | tiom: poopie: income S6nG; paying oe | ee ee ee ises Dei | SHOM SHOP—Chean; lets of Wark; es ‘ia east Minsourl have recently bought 4 40 AGRES. - $2000 of trust. Box K-32, P.-D. (c) | amounts of ‘sven 6 p*. cent interest in meritorious business enterprises. = : : ea (5 acres has n dfivided ae > we for loans on city improved real |—————“°“®8Y: Gravets and M ' - | speciatty to measure: re . “ for someone; Wis Reca t FAILOR SHOP af Other vegetables: horses Pmall -racts y improved rea or@anfori. readily learned by any-| bear strict investigati ause of sickness I will seil the com- | SHOP—In live country tow me »ané R rneres ‘ond all vy imple: com i * 28400 ‘ber acre: gy Nw = JOST-MI ben R o % a aon Ninth st SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST DO you want te to make $1000 on an invest- | ¢ make a spe om $50 A $200 : e a ’ hw ee, teen chon g Post. ‘Dispat? \y farm, Owner, ! ame UND vats prices in sums to suit. | @ent env? them in various amounts, An | tents meritorious business enter the land owners pa Rapp Oe ee ae sem _GARPNFER SALES CO. S14t4 Chertnut ic EB CREAM PARLOR—And candy kitchen. Sook at & bargain: tee teveen and —s Ba Sor asle — 7 (3 unt &@ CO.. 3616 N. inate over @ s. secured by city real estate. None, eral pro gg, Se a first-class oil or min-| tion belleved to be (hy competent experts CIGAR STORE. ‘Park Av. Cigar Store ané good iecation; cheap rent: near picture _~'t® calf. Victor 2088 Sale Kowctusha. atten sale. ~ m;, S84 ac ores 8 J Bien: sox haetntint na t nod ne Beg H value of of property. ‘Title | ents. Ae Te we be financed, pat- | who have examined it) rich oll territory ane Soft Drink Parlor and statioinery, leaving show. Box ¥ 200 Post. Dispatch. | TIN SHOP ‘For sale: full equi Sa r is of improvements. one old and line tae Mie fertPre sot nd | tee I A TO 10a XN $500 ein $1500, $2000, PHILIP H. LENZ & SON "REAT TY co.. | write full partic me ny a ate F seu sane, nent. ‘jn ¥ a test well will very soon be city; settle at invoice. 1821 Park. ICK CREAM PARLOR—And candy kitch nace and outsite work. | Hew 30. oe | frgod house. lar, new barn end : i o~ gan living aell --}-- new wim real estate: lowest M. $5000, x, “elty Safe Investors of Money. DRY GOobs STORE- Spiend —— P.-D.__| leases. are mE RB my ber 9 provided — we “BUSINESS—OId cleanime and | plot a tate —_—— “Wes TIN SHOP—And — 20 for an | pees miles frem town: iny a for ewes: Value $10,000; R ROSEM x. ' 211 Wainwriecht Bi northweat rt aidly located in had at mere! ey can lyeing business. at TH _Market st. por — ——————— Gravois ' 4, ‘on. § '| sved, smooth land except about Wal evlck sale, 88000 _ FR. ROSEMAN, ! NT Chestnut st. ~ a - iti | me li pa of city: good reason for | ely nominal cost: big money will ; —— | [CE CREAM —Cand and «i Y Hrinkmeyer. q TE Cc ; ——— ng; will sell pri undoubtedly be made b COAL YARD—For lease, in Maplewood. on y gar sto a ceria ses. SOS er Louie, cous Pomme o._| BEERIAEY. rea aie i evtate., ith | MINING RIOR, tol petegy: ne comuisatn | FRO ycrucum saseees Boe Rich | oe. io ——— rge, a th = . candy, t to - ; . - ¢ shments jin it fine pe one of the ( farms and overte ; enter an of Hast ré.: good mereve- . SSA STOR. abit ‘K-—-For na le: 15 shares White Hae Bote = than made; anyone can ~8 . A--, ca, ete. worth investigntion: cheap. ane i LU NCHROOM-.-For cai. —~ ‘lee ation. tabliehed 14 years p - SA + pA s ll a Bain: plent eh." we~- Ag Bauer Were f'? trait end Sere Gway. Gravois arid Morganford _Post-Dispat Mock. all or part. Box B-140, **urs! Rridge. “ eae eB ing business: splendid opportualty for sume. By i detiak gan Ser toe on ep meeeesar| MONEY TOLOAN |Site Sion, ori La wg ister Pea apa to IP. thes Poets Danpatch. printed ve.83e | REECTONERT Eat g worry’ ake |patecray Aaa cosruren”, St | See Sie me Be Behe r 7a. Ironton eo, Pad Bite irom est, Cpswrn, ree il, at par; need th ential | st. Louis: t markets in East ep anted ads, 113 more 'N ARDNER & venworth Kan. : ° ak = DP have oev . e money. Box B. _. _act quickly 71: GARDNER SA ES OS Chestnut, ER SALES CO.. 516% Cheetnve. = . ) par Hause . “Micke : write ine 7 amaggl home: = Sone: m at “ per cont pa sity improved 15 | Eset: -PMienateh B fa |i WANT a thousand thinking eeols 4¢ a ple nearest competitors | CONFECTIONERY—And af heer \LONCH COUNTER— [7 opportunity > ny By abie to tink for yourself and z ae , ” “Da ae k answer. See TO ge. Victory ant Soke | RA ~ | business: new stock: selling ‘account — | Py man of good character who understands | aiden _ ane MAR, 7OG MAY BROWSE this | ’ ae. Bi "Price tanh F Teal fy DtOs.& TY 17 N, Ninth at, — ndent con BY: Sen Olive. — can make a forty = if mes as infn, as the TWO other St. | utes is. lunch counter and short order business: | ever offered to | em She deat peengmtls 4 trust tr irparck, Ma, pA -. . 3523 Nee in = way. Wemttae fhe | Louis evening newspapers COM- | ONFECTIONERY —And ico cream. cs ~~ A | Mente ie trade: will furnia al _reauire: | nothing 0 sell, bud Dave the power te mabe ; 4 : e. * BINED cigars and grocertes 4 5 son fo ae thew . ° ‘ ets Alton, ee ER ne we Aw on Foam : as alae ae . Oo |: crane eee 40am * a call and see me, 1500 N. son for sell! sma niet reavired” Apply 20 Ye Pendle: | Br a sy cae Wee oe ; > . a. oe Me “eee “tee” a4 2 ; | | . oe : - ane 28am ~ ~~ ~ ee eS - N, t - : - , " 4 , - . ‘ a . . AS EE ee ae De pees | MpOr eee Stes kdlainisia ndtigmeabde ts. ." al adil lpia inal eae és a Pre OLA aft . * oie . ~ oil = * te — a 7 a a ee Peedi ~ : , er sie , "? »*s 4 -s aa eqs -Tay 7 Ax. P| wet ae src - ar — : Ae By ie a ; : : : “ a + me. 7 : ote bd » ~F a | ee | eo Tir

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‘wt ‘> ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCR ——— eee Oe SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. ty First i | i‘ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH NEW GOVERNMENT ("%iaue,wum si emo EATON RULES IN BUDAPEST: : Spain’s Senate Unanimous for iB ay Associated Press. that | By TADRID, Friday, Aug. 1.—The’ Se aoe today voted a bill authorise — ing the Government to join fe, league of nations. The vote / unanimous. _ chosen by 31 votes, as against 18 for | dinavian delegates not voting. President Oudegeest of, the Dutch | Gompers declared § iater Labor Federation. , Americans might accept office in the Leon Johaux, the French labor | new organization when the South leader, was chosen first vice presi-| American membership becomes bet- | dent, receiving 30 votes to 19 foriter organized. Carl Rudolph Legien, president of | the German Federation of Trades Unions. Legien declined to accept the second vice presidency or any when.she attempted to deliver the parcel to Paner, who ran on 5©© ing | the patrolman. She was arrested, | and said she was Mrs. Muriel Paner, \wife of the suspect. Paner wore a truss, in a secret compartment of which were found IN CHICAGO STOCKYARDS Racker« and Governor Fear Presence | ” Would Bring About More ¥ Riots. * eee Nominee of Samuel Gompers Is Elected Over‘Dutch Candidate at Trade Union Congress. By the Associated Press. AMSTERDAM, Friday, Aug. John Paner, Captured After Chase. Found to Have Quantity of Mor- ym on His Person. _—— => CAGO, Aug. 2.-—As a result o fire which earty ‘today soheapes | blocks of hommes .of stock yards ri Associated Press. Workers, negro labor at the ares | to prevent a possible will be barred recurrence of race rioting. This an- | slouncement was made tonight after | m@ conference of Gov. the packers. » The stock yards district had been @ storm center of racial feciing dur- ing the riots, pearance of serious outbreaks yes- terday, it had been planned for the | : ; and with the disap- 16,800 negro workers to return to, their posts at the stock yards to- morrow. But the fire, which many @ the foreign workers who were ‘WITH BELA KUN OUT Lowden and) Dictator Ousted and Nego- tiations for Peace With Allies Are Begun by Re- Formed Cabinet. REFUGEES ON WAY t by the police for the | somal at aman who stole $6 from the cash drawer of the Excelsior Laundry, 1012 North Grand avenue, a week ago, resulted yesterday in the arrest of John Paner, 25 years old, 35606 Franklin avenue. He waa ca; tured after a chase from Grand and Franklin avenues to Bell and Channing avenues, several shots be- ing fired by policemen. He was identified as the man after whose visit to the laundry the money was missed, and who fled from the same laundry two days later when, he having purposely been left alone in the office, a bell which had been placed on the till rang an alarm. The bundle of laundry which he had two hypodermic needles and a quan- tity of morphine. In his pocket was a letter signed “H,” which stated that the writer “could easily trade C. and H. for M., here in De- troit.” The police interpreted the initials to mean cocoaine, heroin and morphine. Paner denied knowledge of the theft, but pleaded for pe rmis- sion to use some of the morphine. He was charged with robbery and suspected of violation of the Harri- son drug act. Lawyer (to handsome female de- fendant): Sob a whole lot, but shed no tears Nothing will prejudice 4 jury against you like a red nose and watery eye —Boston Globe w. A. Appleton, secretary of the General Federation of Trades Unions of Great Britain, who today was elected president of the Internation- al Trade Union Federation, was pro- M. posed for the office by Samuel was Gompers, president of the American Twenty-eight Federation of Labor. Appleton was him, ing appeared to mans. The Martens, were cast leader, president. | for other offices, as he said the meet- despise the Ger- Austrians also refused to participate as office holders. the Belgian elected second vice votes the German, Austrian and Scan- | ADVERTISEMENT. $e To the Public! indigestio as) and BloatFrom | Books, Period . ert hla 1 at } ehh i? oheey —- ° ° - 4 * _— a ™ -o ah * made homeless declared was start- | by negroes, aggravated feeling changed the plans. a Gov. Lowden was inclined to be- ieve that labor trouble rather than mace feeling was responsible for the fire. The homes burned were chief- ly those of Polish and JAthuanian fanmiiiies and the Governor thought | that radical labor men had started | the fires because foreign workers in stock yards had not supported plans. Except about the stock yards, ra- Gal feeling seemed to have subsided tonight. * Coroner Hoffman announced to- day that no marks of violence had found on the body of Eugene Sratiame. a@ negro youth, who. was ried struck and knocked from BACK TO HOMES called for and left behind was called Lift Off Corns! Doesn’t hurt! Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers Ninety per cent of the men employes and 50 per cent of the Acia- Stomach |. c rs operators of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company are An acid-stomach cannot digest food way connected with the comes out on strike. as Instead, the food sours and leasant tasting EATONIC 0 Tam rmente and, passing into the intes- LETS that you eat like a ae a tines, becomes a breedin place for quickly put an end to your i countless millions of deadly germs— troubles. They act as an sheorhenes toxic poisons they are called. These literally wipe up the excess poisons are absor into the system acid and make the stomach pare, and cause untold misery. So, yousee,- sweet and strong. Help digestionso § it is just acid-stomach, nothing else— that you get all the power and —om oe that makes so many people weak, from your food. You cannot be s listless and unfit; saps their strength without it! & and energy; robs them of their vigor If you are one of those who have and vitality. Bilousness, bad liver, ‘‘tried eve ng’’ but in spite of & BS nervousness, blinding, splitting head- still suffer all kinds of ee ae ¥ — aches, rheumatism, mbeao, sciatica miseries—if you lack physical | Brendell, 1: —these and many other still more mental strength and vigor bean at oe we Ss Rt serious ailments often are traced to once to take EATONI of Herbert Hrende the common source—an acid-stomach. your physical and mental pach and Funeral 3 p. m.; Take EATONIC and get rid quickly enjoy the good things of life. me CRADICK Death notices. $1; each extra Rae Martial Law Established With Immediate Execution of Any Person Caught Pil- laging. By the Aesoctated Press. VIENNA, Aug. 2.—Budapest is or- \derly today while picked troops pa- trol the streets following the estab- lishment of a new Government. The ‘commune was overthrown Thurs- day with the resignation of Bela The reason they went on strike was because their employer refused to meet their chosen representatives, to increase their wages and improve the conditions of their employment. The books of the company will prove what percentage of employes are striking, and the public is familiar with our ef- forts to make a settlement with the company. What the company means by ‘‘overt acts’’ in the re-employ- ment of union employes is the arrest of pickets, all of whom have been discharged by St. Louis courts without trial. . If the company is willing to arbitrate the question of rein- statement of employes, why not arbitrate the entire difficulty? ee eed ABNOTS Auk. -, -Eentere 1410. at Arnott (mee Seve Huth Mullen (nee nett. dear seter sevedge and Kuth crandmother from Al Inion aver to Vall -~E nt — ~~ - =e F BREN DEL. 1. J ot Apply a few drops of *‘Freezone’’ upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, root and all, without pain or soreness. ~Eenter 4 iv, «a beloved Hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes, and the “ — a = =~—* « — *- = — ——~ —- = - ~* > > s x5 _~2 > a SO 2. es et ey SS es . ig vel S-note Player. It in excellent condition. used with 4 t sold. for $760 if own convenience only......... is $F > | | tak Re $388 35 . - a =o and declared: | must resign. | I could.” | iment. | : Peace Conference Circles _ FRED w. at Belichers Cafe, “Very well. I made the best fight If you demand it I Capt. Thomas C. Gregory, the Unit- | ed States Food Administrator in this region, is credited with a large share in the hastening of Bela Kun’s retire- Capt. Gregory has arranged for | food relief for Budapest. He is bring. ing up supplies from the Bafiat re- gion and also is sending them down | ‘the Danube from Austria. | The resignation of Bela Kun was | precipitated by the Rumanian suc- cesses along the River Theiss and , the rout of the Hungarian Red army. The peace conference, as it made ‘Clear in a recent statement, had ' found it impossible to deal with him because of his failure to keep armi- stice agreements. Likewise, it re- garded his rule as not truly repre- sentative of the Hungarian people. Satisfied | With New Hungarian Cabinet. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Government was commented upon generally in peace conference cir- cles today as being moderate and one that can be dealt with by the allies. Virtually all members of the pro- visional government were eaid to be Aug. 2.——-Hungary’s nate oN : es\iis lew) . ' Socialists of the right or of the ex- | treme right and regarded as tem- perate in their views. [ City News in Brief | | POLICE ITEMS } ithe oe Seth carried omer © fve sacks to the sack. mae os pounds each. et — -_ pounds wy ‘weighing 4s , HOLTMAN 19 hearer the lee was standing uve streete welting for an owl! car ea *fterday when «& man roses up to him an} rae him in the chest and arma, Omi then ren away. Me was (rented at the dispen- nery. gy ae 0 reat. told JT ESTIOA TING THE THEFT or m4 6h. in 2-cent stanpes. fre office of the S@teut & WAS Bullivan . yesterday. notice arrested @ porter been employed in the office, but i from work if MRA. ETHEL MARGUARD | avenue reported to the police the dix. nee of a silver iach beg meonds and other jewelry valued at a the See attendant co between aut her husband. Williaen H, 12) r THE EPWORTH | Church aha coxone. announces i BURGLARS YESTERDAY BROKE INTO | at "ginch and | . : . > ee ee tt ’ finished in gray ename* the very best materia! nothing to A very unusual price w we are proud to offer. Washing Machine i« cmine thing no housewife should be without.. S108 Cash—81.00 a Month Very ~~ we f structed o to operate: = a a wafe in the | Or 4551 contsining | library table. Chair and rocker lent grade of imitation Spanish et out of order. $985 ei sengyyel Chtetaceeactel Lijit teataee yes Nasri Ss heeeeacenerts Teeny peal PUP Ata teneany ALERE*ThiiT Ute ZS irttuay =f : a, av’ \! Ve tM iA Kia eh a con- ’ Bas? A place for everything this Chiffo- affords: finished, oak only. sale this i A real value in a Living-Room Suite of real merit. 414 North Broadway Full-size are upholstered ¢n an excel- leather. On sZecial sale.... Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Danville, Il, Cairo, Il. o, © Any SPIRITUAL CHRIS Soon reading roeome; 8606 North Grand. SPinitt: AL cInct > % © m} note: ay my. rr SPIRITY AL Thur re, ay. CTRE - yy i, ee DIVIN : ‘. hur Reon ureday & | teal M. 8tad von clostne et 6 All we ona \NIZED At tee bet teres c ‘we Re OF CFF Mr kK Lt. bo 2 nd Wedncelays, , Brits Fe’ care,

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em day, Aug. 1.—The ed a bill authorisz- ment to join the . The vote was / Ay TATONIO 1 TAB: eat like a bit of candy, end to your stomach y act as an abso _ ‘up the excess Pen Help diges digestion vo 60 w Yee counet bowek Je wey am kab ; your = i ean. : we notice of funeral will be given. aoa mvt ng oes : af or vse it to give pen of of zaTohic ic le TOMA ACH > + k 7 - ‘ * ) *, 4 FREUD ; f FT PEON HN RTC OMIT,” THERE ARE REGISTERED AT THE U.S. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,:-110 N. 9TH STREET, THE NAMES OF HUNDREDS OF UNEMPLO If you can make room for one, two or more of these men, we urge you to do so. DO IT TODAY! Help put our fighting men back into industrial life, See the Announcement at the top of the Employment Wanted column. 1 Prerer ety AA LE AL HR AA INDEX TOSECTION B = _ Classification. Classification. Adoption.. Business Cards Amente—-MeM. .. «cc caceeecss Agente—Women.........--- = Shanna saa omer PPTTTIT CLT y Bicycles... Rirdse—Poultry...... ms Hh iii Mv wei meee eT WT Hist See Sec. A for Emp! ent Rooms, Wants, For Sale. Classification. For Sale Miscel.).......... m ty ta Canvassers, Solic bes. Carpet Cleaning... .. Gold and Silwer........ Help—Men, Boys.... Help—Women, Girls mt of i ; ' TE Re anny ibpereth ‘ til ite vue Ale " Household Goods.... . Houses, Furn., F. 8... Instruction ( Misc.) er Detectives. . Dressmaking. . . YED SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES; >* thereby bringing business back to its normal condition. — = Is Your Opportunity Here? —More wo in Proportion to Population in Its Field Than Any Other Metropolitan a _— 000 Readers! INDEX TO SECTION BB " Sdn uk a ae Employment Reoma, Wants, For Sale, Autes Lest and 4 i a fh ee Hu) Medical. (Ws 4 ) ) Wa Musical. hi i Wit Fxeha nge (Misc.). Inatruction (Auteo.) Books, Periodicals. . Instruction (Musical) f with PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY Motto: PROGRESS. PROFITS - A THREE TIME AD costs hess, PRODUCES MORE. ARM Hay ll duu ul at. BW sessatli iva 1 i ca." wy ny Ha tie MM RUBE iy! htt RELY AL halt MIN EP A R T F I V E Hit} 1 : hae Wit ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1919. Millimery.. Miscellaneous Wants.......16 Moving and Storage. .... Patents.... Machimery.....cccccsee++8® Mall Orders. ........ ce+++-34 -12 As eee eee oe cocss eee = het lie a Classification. Pace Seeds, Plants, Trees. .......38. Sewing Machines. ... see ®. Situations. . ; MOOTRMO. . 02.0 ccccccce.seeeenh Stove Nepairs. eevee weeteake Talking Machines... eer = Theatrical. ......... ocey yh. Toilet Articles... .... +0538 Trade Schools. ...... eeeee dt Typewriters. ........e++ ene —— Ozark rk $20 Ozarks: chill- so, t) ’ Poreonal and theee ar ™m are Mn BRE BLOOD OOD OOOO Oe . COMING EVENTS. —_ i i a i a i ee —— ii , at B Si, -&, MEREMES ' or sale, lease « rer rnateritort on ground 3 ; || to bulld with SHAN. M1 Chestiur st. MRS. F. X. Ila—Go ahead and} which corresponds to the disorder | SUMMER RESORT in Soaat guste” Gaede write, then send your pen oe which earlier medical authors | Ozark Mounisins; .write fer booklets and | to such ublications as wou'd bei termed circular insanity. Many terms. Chas, Sehilehe, Schiteht, h al p ) nilent, Sed lo, ‘eo | likely to use the Kind of matter! authors have also used: the terms ||| FURNISHED COTTAGE—for rent bv “week: you can furnish. |} mania and melancholia for this | near Merar-«. Call or write George Ma- P. A. C.—Take Mississippi River! disease. Conditions of depres- her, 4722 Elliot. _ Scenic Gieswas here, to avoid bad/ Sion are often encountered in! CLUB WOUSE -For sale; established and stretch on the Red Ball. At Keo- | the insanities. Manic-depressive in- fully @yuipped: good hunting and fishing. kuk pick up Red Ball again, Get sanity, however, is an independent Box_ EF 241, Post - ispatch. An Monat Lincoln Highway map, National disease which has .a well-defined ¥ v RNISHE Db HOUSE—Five rooms, Highways Association, Washing- course, and which is strictly differ- pee eer gs mang Valley: ton, D. C entiated from all the other forms Woy e “Wes mw let Knob, " ‘om , of insanity. It is characterized by COPPTAGE td —-Furnished, on a river not RATED.—* orepiration of the an afflicting psychic depression, more than 50 miles from St. Louis. Cab- - . : v aft eet and a eta, Shak im ait. with great loss of self-reliance, al- wa ——- (c) Pi 1 and a a The Journal of | teTmating with states of excitement. ||| of he ge Png, on the farm for two people, cuit to contro e Oo a ) From the psychic grief of the | o enloy real country life: rate $10 a the American Medi Association healthy it is distinguished by either | week. Miss Winnie Adama, Bourbon. Mo. says that besides ke ping the parts» absence or insignificance of ex- THE newcsat pnatent “ portabie clubhouses ¢ and bathed and cool, attention should mo nist " arages; reasonable price. 4237 Iowa. be given to the shoes and clothing. | *¢Tma! cause, or by the force with Victor 3h683. Sidney 1929 (92) Rubber soled shoes “are objection- which the entire mental and psychic THE newest patent portable clubhouses and able in such cases and impenetrable | life of the affected person is made garages: reasonable price. 4237 Iowa. dress shields should be discarded. | Subject to the condition for weeks Victor 3568J, Sidrey 1949 (c92) eg + ~ nad ne | and months. For instance, a men- é IVER _ There are several remedies, the | BIG RIVER Summer Resort. Bass fishin« most recent of which, suggestea by | t@#!ly sound mother who bewails the Home cooking; reasonable: daily and week- Dr. ‘2 Stillians ‘ts quite effi- death of ner child will never, deep ly rates. Mrs. Ralpnh Mottaz. Irondale. Mo cient. Stillians says that a 25-per-; #5 her grief may be, become fully CLUBHOUSE—For sale. owner and same cent solution of aluminum chloride | the slave of her sorrow; she !s may be seen at Meramec Hijentande, Jack- in distilled water davbed gently able after a time to console herself son's Landing. Sunday all 4 (ce) on the parts every second or third and to master her sentiments. Not BOARD AND ROOM—Summer — | da aad atlowes to dr will cause however, the melancholic. Her | fine outing in the plnes: rates for . _ ie id amelioration "ot the ex-/| train of thoughts is riveted to one | dren. 2004 Cass b SEMEL Thenkde, aw eating. Three applica- Single point; she has no room for COTTAGE—To rent: with every convenience: lly sufficient if the other interests; her entire imagina- on the beautiful Gasconade iver. For i tay 3 oe the + tment may tion is obstructed; her energy re- _articulars, write Box B-387, Post-Dis. _ ig ition at. Se es porn phe laxes; and whatever she may ex- | THE DAISY COTTAGES—Furnished. in the || De repeatec » ay 0 s ' ner come Ys f Ozarks, near Big Piney: fishing. boatin.. | ly happen, this causes soreness or Perience becomes a new source o bathing: reasonable. D. Cline, Hooker, Ale | itching. the parts should be anoint- grief. A very good example of the || : : iar, oT coat ‘ | ed ,ewith cold cream containing 12 transition from the normal to the | COTTAGE Wtd.—On Meramec bv responsi- i} per cent boric acid or with a cala- morbid is presented by homesick- | ble couple for few days between Aug. i: | mine lotion, and protected against "ess, which sometimes actually as8- ||; ang 17; state particulars and price. Box | seratching. If there be mych itch-/ 54¥mes the character of well-de-| A-.311, Post-Dispateh (c7) | ing 0.5 per cent phénol should be, veloped melancholia. In many cases || CLUBHOUSE—For rent: 4 rooms and added to the calamine lotion. the melancholic does not know any sereened porch: suitable for 6 persons: wil! i! CRYSTAL—Andrew Lang says: "eason for his grievous depression. | sell furnishings: cheap. Apply §Volt's Dept. | "T believe that. some erystal gazers Sometimes, however. the searchiaz Store. Valley Park. ¢ | are. somehow. enabled to ‘see’ #nd brooding over the source of his | COTTAGE—For rent. by the week; on Mer- - a 4 r] iv ise t ‘ario arid amec River, Moser’s lTLarding: electric things which are actual, but of, #/0om gives rise (@ various Mort ath. ened ‘whter tesbedt ana aaa bane | which—crystal gazing apart—they | ideas; he imagines having commit. Call Cabany Aho Ww or A838 Julian av, ” can have no knowledge. ted a sin, and he believes himsclf ———— ————_ — ere lth th ‘¢| to be the most wicked person on ||, SPEND your vacation at ‘Hridge View Cot- i ave no conjecture as to ow |! t} e h All never ' abie tages: good meals, reasonable rates; large | is done,’ but if it is done it upsets | C@rtn, one Who w ' F296 ane | shady vard. Address Russell Andres, || Some extant popular philosophies.” | to gain eternal beatitude, but be |) jerome Mo. _ (9) | Some remarkable things are report- forever cursed. Or he may fancy CL! RHOUSE—For sale: on Meramec: 3-room i ed as being accomplished by the aid that he is impoyerished, or that he | clubhonse. just built. at Vallev Park: ad- of the crystal, and unless the thing | /5 suffering from an incurable dis- || joins Meramec Canoe Club on the west. Ap- is done some persons of very high ease. These thoughts are o2of*en piv to Mrer. Stinerd, at Valley Park, for en- standing are remarkable liars. Ac- | 4dded to an anxiety which may be- trance and price, fce09) | cord'ng to a reputable English oc- Come so intense that it leads to SALD PATE RESORT—25 miles out on la ] { ‘ ao — s any : conclusion failed to satisfy his cleared land: good auto road; 50 miles from friends For weeks the mystery | #¥y™ptims. are the very ones who St Louis: $4000. ’ | remained unsolved. Finally the wife | Cftem end their lives by suicide. “C.J. HILL. Agent. 205, 812 Chestnut st. || called upon a crystal medium by the | pater? oe Bygone pmwrmgenrnes Ba cgay 9 Hon 9 || RCRES for summer homes; ideal: public i name of Van Bouak. The woman P ee carerully Watcned, well: mail twice daily, once Sunday; fin: || did not téll the medium who she! and should be under supervision by automobile road. no hiils: beautiful spot, | || was nor the object of her visit, e ~ {| Night as well as by day. They re- one acre or more on bank of Gasconade | | . ‘ . *- | quire rest and a very careful psychic River, R. H. Hawkins, Crocker, Mo. On 1 eps —. = ny ~ aim t t JOOK | treatment which, combined ‘with ||| the Frisco railroad. Has 3 trains daily each t and the first thing ay pBrnny the strict walenne can generally be | war, 2 tat ones, Come to Pulaski Hote | - "| offered only by the trained nursing —_ —— || hody of a man floatine in the river. | a. practiced in an institution, Noth- | HOME AND RESORT—G. M. Walker; Ie- Iie described the mans appear ince in is accom lished at les t j } “ated on the Gasconade R! ver, near Hate: | minutely, and Mrs. Foxwell declared al : DP heh @] Past in the Green: 6 miles from R, R. station: “ne) that it was the body of her husband. | S°vere cases. with the constant “in- farm; raise all kinds of vegetables; have my Rapidly other ictures f ‘ed 'tentions to console,’\ even with relig- own chicks, butter, milk and eggs: all | th pic ue ’ th aor “S into In jous comfort It would be a still ||| grown cn farm: a circle float can be made } © cr al—the house in which the | greater mistake to attempt to “cheer | 10, 15 or 2O miles, in one day and land | Foxwells lived; a scene at Thames up’ the patient by amusi hi at my place: 4% mile to the river south, ™% } Ditton; the river and its grassy Thi ld i ng nim. mile to the river morth: saddle horses can banks on either side, and the spot y re ve quite as nonsensical ||| “be had on the farm; large dwelling and cot- | | where the body was to t fo }and cruel as sending a _ mother tages can be furnished: can accommodate | ve found, | srieving for the death of h - fi |. oR ( s reasonable; write for book- | which the medium said was about 1 er dar SO peome, raves ve Mo. (9) | i mile from the house. and i ae ; 74 ine to see a comedy. The depressed | tet. G. M. Walker. Hazen Green, Mo. (cl that there appeared to be a we a , sty che te may persist for several . / months, ange en the patient mary the belly would mot be towns hat gradually emerge from his gloom oe ERSONAL Jan. 31 at about 1 until and become normal. These patients. month later. The oa wa ao * | however, may develop other attacks on OC) be es _of the same kind, or they may be. | ve X- come mildly maniacal. or wildly | ylace describe , » | oe - Wildly ex- woul on the hana fo cg cae “dey ge we uae rye a , , " a : ast a fe ) 8s. and then clear Tr tone s writing Spiritualist | up as did the melancholic attack. does |The usual history in these cases is J. H.—Manic-Depressive Insanity:| to have several attacks of the dis- This is a prev alent { mental disease | ease. —Standard Fa amily __Phvs ‘sie ian. § =>) | : »! Grand Opening, 24th Season. IN MEMORI Cave Dancing Academy. _Ulive and 29th AM IN MEMORIAM sts. Saturday evening, Aug. 28; admission 'tinecluding war tax) gentlemen SOc. ladies Zhe. | Grand orchestra, with latest music from New | York. Spring floor. making dancing a pleas- oe s of sadness still come o'er us, In loving memory of mv belov ed wife and ure. Hostess and chaperone for strangers. ears in silence often flow. |Our dear maetnet. Eva Raithel. who died . ALBER Manager. yp A ye Be August 2, 191 ed | ——_—__-—— ough you died two years ago. Days of awe. oft come o'er | PARENTS SISTER AND BROTHER—HET-| Lorstmin Silence often flow: ib tv orn om - AOVe shall always keep you near me. . a “ | PERSONAL—A man leaving deposit on cas INGER FAMILY. Though you left one year ago. a ai =s ene. Sule o YTD Hebert. Never shall you be forgotten. Ea "7 Never from our memory fade: | PERSONAL—Alice: Call aan 657: to your | benefit. A. F. H. | Loving hearts will always linger Aly aMisned Reeve Where you afe laid. PERSONAL- -Wanted, someone to share ex- | pone on Ford trip to Ozarks fishing and. Sadly missed bv ADAM RAITHEL AND FAMIL \# campi ng Rox Wea 229, Post- Dispatch. a) PERSUNAL—E. Lat me know ae of your whereabouts; will forget past: wri e soon or the worry will get the best cf) me. (7) | PERSONAL-—WVear for you night and day Please write me quick. Amo American Hotel | INFORM ATLON Wa —oft Hugh Owen: your brother William of North Wales, dead: am | relative by marriage. %. Davies, 4746 Cup- ples pl.. st Touls, Mo. | S¢ NAL— Dear. I am sorry e ERBON I adore gift very ruch, Please meet me at Al. or sure at chur. as said in last let- ter. as this worry has got the best of - Your husband. Jac i ' s NAL—Clarence . Fred. h od. & feet inc hes. | PERSO: complexion: last heard of Mexico. Mo.: information wanted as to whereabouts. Charlies Fred. 719A 8. Vandeventer, St. Louis. Mo. " PERSONAL—Mother and son motoring ° | California would take intured soldier or sallor who can pay $30.00 and Own ex- pense: references required. Cali 2220 Cherokee, ea Fe: PERSONAL—Will John M. Case former employe of the Hydraulic Press Yirtck Co.. | or anyone knowing his whereabouts, con- municate with hie father, A. Casey. = Finney av. dts 1c) EKSUNAL— Information wanted of Willie eo b. Williams, sister and brother of | Francie: last heard Loute: Max- whl way ad? Mre Haynes. Cen. Del. * Bt. Lowia. Bi. INFORMATION Witd.—Will pay 85 reward a ee ee In memory of my dear wife and our dear mother, Freda Bryfogel, who departed this life Aug. 3, 1918 ys of sadness still come over us, Tears In silence often flow And memory keeps you ever near us, Though you died one year ago. Sadly missed by HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. year ago, August 3, 1918. In the graveyard softly sleeping. -” Where the flowers gently wave, In loving memory of my dear husband. Lies the one I love so dearly, who cave his IMe for his coun- | In her silent, lonely grave. try suty 31. 1918 . oe sleep. dear wife, No more your kind and loving fa > Sreathe your name. ‘Shall light the gloom of Ae pues _ In_Hfe I loved you dearly: Yet sweet the thought that we shall meet In death | do the same. When we shall cease to roam Just one year ago you left me; Sadly missed by HIS WIFE. How I miss you, Nora dear, And remember all your kindness. As I drop a ailent tear. Sadly missed by ISBAND, C | In loving memory of Nora Dausch, wife of _George Dausch, who departed this life one | Doris: I am searching like a mad man, tu! Louls, care | ) ee “had my dav In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister. Marie ©. Engelbach, who depart- | ed this life July 30. 1v1S, one year ago. Peaceful be your sleep, dear Marie: ‘Tis sweet to breathe your name. In life we loved you dearly: In death we do the same. Sadiy mi M MOTHER, Tae T me. —— | ATHER., ERS AND A SWEETHE a thou ti Se In loving remembrance of our dearly be- | ree omar) sacmaeane eaten loved father, Mr, Mitchell Schneider. who MON UMENTS died Augest 3, 1 a. A ee ee ee We often sit and think of you FILSINGER AND FRUTH 1617 WASHINGTON AV. — Lost; car. Return 4596, | HAND BAG- —TLost, hall suit, glove, Giants’ baseball liberal reward. Central — 8006 L,. {c) ICE CcCouUu PON “ROOKS—Lost. . 6; return and receive reward. Merchant's Ice Co., 4475 _Finnev ic) LADYS PARASOL— Wednesday. memento, _ward., 2705 AS, 18th, Grand car. re- .Loat. late husband; Lost. black myx and diamond; reward. 4004 A larence. Delmar 2705R, oe a mun (c) LETTERS- 77" “two: on Olive street car, Thursday morning: addressed 3618 Lafay- ette. Please return to 3618 Lafayette. Grand 2141 (es) LOST—Eve glasses: week “ako: >: phone Cen- tral 1 40TL 2 LOST —Iin or near Famous-Rarr's, cameo rin. suitable reward; valuable to owner ‘abany 1 12 ew fey LOST —Lady’ 4 slippers” “and shoe “horn Fri- day Return to SS3STA Nina place; re- ward. _ fey LOsT— ~Money. ‘tan “poc ‘ketbook, “Soulard mare ket. between th and Sth; will identify: reward. _ 2015 &. 13th. LOST.—Black alapaca coat containing bank boo gasoline book and casks from Ford commercial! ear: $5 reward: no questions asked. Phone St Clair 213R,_ LOST—One $20 and two $2 bil in, going “from Clayton_ to S290 «(Olive on 12:10 Clayton car at 1 University car. Suitably re- warded. John C. Derthold, Bell Kirkwoo! 208 (c) LOST. ~ Money in pouch. working man, ~ De- Kalb atreet. between naeperenss and Gever. to 9th and Geyer. Cherokee car south Frt- day. reward. Phone Monday. Central 245R or Sidney 3075 between 7 a. m. to 5 nm. mm, ae irl, under alk ¥-279, Post-Dispatch. ta adavt baby — 18 to 24 monthe old: American, black or brown hair and eres. Hox J-465, —Post-I Disvatch. FOR ADOPTION- —Pretty _ baby girl of ex- cellent parentage. Box Y-188, Most-Dis.(1) 0 ADOPTION— Peautiful light hatred , = boy "fox F-23275, Peat- Dienatch at COLORED family wish to adopt two babies, a boy and girl. Homont NTee VY ‘Oh ADOPTION—OGitl, 11 montha: “3 FOR A eome from excelient parents. iota &. ‘ADOPTION montha old — Proadway, SPECIAL NOTICES I WOULD like to hear from private party who can accommodate three people occa- sionally in their aute nox Yan P trips. I will share ex 4i2 dD. NUTICE— Me ‘wite and | having ay et will tot be responsible for any contract. bilis she may 0. A. KIPPENBROCK. PERSONAL NOTICE—Tt will Not be reaponst ble for any — — “fate by my wife. on and efter (thie “at — MICIIAELL. LEARY. St. Loule, July 31, 19 vali TO notify customers, Tony Beein- of : ed _ i 7) er from Gravois Av., is in busi- ness on Carmen road. Take Man- chester to Barrett Station road. ™* _phone. _Kirkwood 161: S812 (7) ' — I LosT “ ltt ee i ee eee MONEY—Loat, Ir) ‘my : re een nc M- ie 0 rn a at witty working wages on Grand car. JFeturn 8725 [.nuimana ; -Lost: : 20 bill: Sunday R . Sis 1vl7; Halt i out Q” the phon give Hobinson, Lost OR STOLEN—July a, slack yalver hand bag at Famous-Ue ruby ring Netur Fh and ne are keepcakes. hone lmar NARCOTICS--Loat, package @pue Broadways and Elm. Meturn to — . GLASSS Manage shell rime Sea i fr, Winterer, Roos 379 ence OVERL. AND ¢ ‘RANK—Lost._ Npton ne diamond tie pins: small tease eo asked. 2711 N. Pretete.” 2200 SS Broadway, é& wii &treeet or Houltement car w awk: meee between Monree and Big Se At AAG h— Les ‘thereat ——— ‘ *: . bo: N a ave at Hirac > cD dh : i AC RAGE eat small package sarmnples for waists: reward, Stes ' _Emiofdery Co.. 1014 Tyler. i PARASOL—Loat, black and ye cilk; please reiurn to ner; _Kensington bi + PANRASUL—Last: white: Grand oan snegeen 3800 Wyoming: reward. 2 hair t Blore, PIN-—Loat; 15, _rewerd S10 Franklin -Lost; Eastern ‘anand SE Tow er Grove car or Grand and ward Victor 2681. PIN CUSHION—Lost. embroidered: | morning: 14th, Belt line; reward. af Hideo I’t’ P ~ Lost, ward... > Ciev eland., rs PUP Pp ‘Lost, Airedale, 10 months tan and gray; band as coliar. (‘o.: reward. eae VURSE— Lost; child’s beaded; at Ashland Rchool: reward. a Ratha i: URSE ~Lost: red, Cherokee or Gra Friday eve. Please return to Miss 4547 Germania st. Laclede aia ee FicTURE female pointer; it RAk—Loaat, containing ete Lindell 3452W. 4323 Laclede: > a eamall black puree, “onal on Linton “Bontan’s. Blair 1’ U Rsk— Lost. ing change Tw entieth: return S32" Pe HSE-—Lost: containing $10 an chiefs. South Broadway 10-cent ian reward. 3400A Seu.” she PU RSE Tan: lost “Wednesday evening, taining money and check book on Trust and Savings Bank, Al M.: finder keen money. Phone —_ —_—-- rURSE— -Lost: containing diant accident, Lambdin and St. Loute« 1: liberal reward for return. ute BYES mar 32907R: no questions asked. Mrw ouard, 4731 Labadie ay. RED CROSS SERVICE HADG t; downtown district; will ap te retu Call Vietor 2480R. (oF RING—Lost. child’ s grape design. _ reward. Mra. W. _Me 4n1 a. Loet: RING i— Lost. cameo, on Creve Coats car. Hox 105, Ry . 28, Overiand, Mo K. Elliott. ee ROSARY —Lost: aved gn of cross: reward. P, a 121 Coltinav ite, East St. Louis. to SOW—Lost. Chester white. route Na, i. Wes a&T5. Price ré. H. Reschecke. ae ane between Washin ton el vriday _evening: reward. "aps ormany, risa SPECTACLES—Lost, in case, cc, WCWEEN3E. mous and Grand-Lead rewerd. jana av. SPECTACLES— Loat; snell rim: nie Pine ste. Friday evening. R448 Crittenden at.: rew cane, rim glasses on Belt or Page car; morning. name in case; reward. _Hoffman, 115A Renton £8} SrECTACLES—Lost. tortoise- Winter case, Deswenn s + i spn, Henton 3 after 6; reward, on onl, Monday STARTER CHAIN~—-Laat: w Fines Garrison and Olive: reward. "In wow coe and St. Louls: contents clothes. scout manual, Reward. Cc, Atlantic. $$$ ins TIRE— 34x42 rim: Clayton roeé: +e a Pare. eee ee UMRBRELLA-—Loest, on Grand av ein i Caatny 35 rewa NITY GASE—Lost. on Wed ks uly with Initials E. I. it; _ent _ F820. VELVET RAG—Loat:; 4d keep money; please retorn our — Tin zien A212 Delmar. ‘ WEDDING RING—Lost, at Mu : reward, 1595 N. 14th. apart Euclid and iy vowanls = WRIST WATCH—Lest: on Wa Pant. Reward, Cabany S361M. AA1OR oe YARN—Leoat. 10 balla Fletecher’s yarn: 1}-cent store, turn to 4445 San av.; rew ,; 2 omee $50 REWARD for the return eof ing car stolen July 2 from rear day: call Kinloch Clayton 1921, or address biack: name, SPECTAC LFES-—Lost, in case, th, Victor 21207. 2702 _ Ind sPRCTACLES—Lett comma 19th and Madison. SUIT CASE—Lost, between Gray’ ward. 47 Page. needa 30, a round prose silver van lewelry, e@tc.. an it In a keepsake. WRIST WATCH—Leat tween Fourth and river or rose: Maturday, Kresge's enaine No. 1"7at.soe: call 2240 DNOG—-Feand, ahenher’ sp a UE RLERS—Found, bos: Nite Fond, Gate inquire Tol Loulal- ann AY ESRD STOCKHOLDERS’ y MEETINGS” DIRECTORS’ election of of t a Sf of Hibernia investment *. 4 *, _— a, ». . ; or owes - A NCtENT =e Attest: T. 7. uM. J, RPO THE recu meeting of the aoe - fl the a ae meeting “iT "ne ~y tae ‘he com aS ~ 4e "019. = A “re fol! owime lately ee (Signed) Leeamiy THE annual meet this company for tors and such other business a6 oy an ee the meeting, at ° mag morning. Sa lith = 9 «a. m. te 12 ; eee See PBPBLP PPL BBL PAP ALA ADA ALLA SRALED PROPOSAL® wilt be office of Treeeurer owgtain Ff QD. v. %.. National Soldiers’ F are nd there at the furnishing and delivering had « Hogritat Hnziies the lews: eats say Cn ee ee errs o

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== 700 WOMEN AND GIRLS WAN TED—Is | the position you seek advertised in these columns today? avaueT %. i918 ; é | ava : ‘SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN HELP WANTED—WOMEN. Gf ———— HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS _ AGENTS WANTED—MEN AGENTS WANTED—MEN SALESMEN WANTED ee ie WANTED nw PARTNERS WANTEO = ee me eee business of your own; | SALES M ANAGER— We have an opening for 4s ee ae ee ee ’ . . igh-grade | SALESMEN—Get a PARTNER Wtd.—Capable: for toy tactery: ae TRUCKER —F or receiving room | Gee fae bones aes “offered; mak ls the best apportunity ever | SALESMAN —with Ford. to sell Srmission; | (profitable, steady. desirable: no capital or| @ sales manager wnich without coubt will | Weite Box Y-880, Post-Dispatch. ___(1) © ee ~) a WY Ray Ay county agents wanted. Mr. Flynn, wok ~ groceries, paints, lubricating olls, roofing, | year and a co nsiderst ayy thie pean we | es iy eo 9 wii © | Ri FUR IF in warehouse; steady work XGENTS—To take-or tak | wet fel | } e orders from storekeepers ucts and get all the profits; 500 successtu ao - Forest 6x02W. (c) ; . 4 h “ for sign painti f money-making formulas and trade secrets: | _©uls @ es ——————————————, | gtock powders, automobile supplies. phono-| are entering the bigyest realty b en 7 4 TEXTILE PRODUCTS MFG. | Sian System, gh lee Pe | with a. directions for manufacturing woes . SALEGMEN —$40 weekly is made 1 & local apne te formers Yanchmes ore, other \ ® bom = mpany owns a ‘million ne wy Es td. a = te Sacer. EXPERIENCED ‘ Several gir! ———— pee we repai Oc. Judki 8S ly Agency, 17 oree; new man can ree a St iocated ; requ . *,? i “Nena CQ, Park and Dolman. | AGENTS Spirel curtain rods; big sellers.| N ith st. St. Louis) Mo |: days: no experience necessary; | tlons: we advance 10 per cent om orders | of which is in University Cite: seen inane | Box _Y-04, Post-Dispatch. —_| Permanent positions wim tur finishing FiINNi : . - iz3 Jerome av., Cincinnat!. 0 | Catholic and furn! st. references. a rm. shipped direct to customers collect and pay path of the city’s wast PARTNER Wtd.—lInactave: new real estate , PFA Vor INNER'S taal a ath Sata man who can | (c99) = ST—Sit. ; expert; Gestres rofessional _and 4-5. room 577 Wright_ Bidg. se) your commissions, or you receive goods and | increasing in valu “ re, growth, rapidly | firm: moderate tnves ment: sp lendid opportunity. 2 ain handle ring tron; experienced in mak- AGENTS—Ageney DMinole Dishwasher: sells . experimental. penatyticn’. sicel | SALESMEN—JUST OUT, LATEST CATA-| make delivery. Our 46 years in business | homes. * Bow being covered with | wate Rox O-119, Post-Dispatch. - Apply Sup tps ene preferred, but not essential. —= eo sight; will make you. Write House- peare ouch oy technical “ditficul- 0 GU E . MAGIC, NOV -_s > ; gue Soot pecsrence territory, “Write a We want a man who can realize the great | PARTNER —_ With $200: in full equipped B. NI 'GENT & BRO. D. G. | , : Too (ce ' ~ o —e eo , . — A TRUCK DRIVER a. 1o'7 Appliance Co.. Jefferson City, Mo. ties in manufacturing, etc. Own research MPS. _F. — Ge. 1707 S Btnte Ch * pe industrial strides the city has made the tin sh for furnace eae outside work. | Broadwa and Washing TRUCK party,» Dri And helper; good y “to | AGENTS—Portrait and photographers, laboratory. State your proposition, I can | de erewes SF. eee cago. ( past four years, whe can appreciate its tre- | Box Y- 258, Post-Dispatch y —. othe oe torage an ov-| Dest portraits are to be had f h ., help you. L. A, Eberhardt, 147 East 125th | | mendous future; in other wor: ; t | : rake Go! pais at. (c) land Portrait Co., 823 N. ith st. — _st.. New York. j MEN—W exclusive territory | SALESMAN can look ahead. ' ords, a man who | PARTNER Wtd.—-8500 will buy on” come | BOSOM PRESS OPERATORS —Cutte CAIGLATER ER - Sa ri 2 e have te St. Louis } in paying wall and pain | band and also girls to learn. LS— lish fartc Yv C =Avol Lansdowne Carvet, AGENT—Good azent to take orders for. vul- DON'1 T accept agency until you get par- open for salesmen to sel) roofing \a | SCHAPER STORE the world. i one of the leading cities of | Box Y-42. Post-Dispatch Leinrd 2019 Lrcas avy. res for advance emept ¥ st and Lynch, Mast &t.| canizing shop: a new proposition in non- ticulars regarding Pero Tablets: customers paints, boiler compound, etc., on 1! ms tor Th t has the richest trade terri- "ARTNER Witd.—With only $25 capital. to) | BUNDL E WRAPY ER—Excelsior Lag . a | GIRLS To work f , £ = | oe ekid cetreading. 2405 Grav ols. (ec) excited: agents colning money; prohibition me a by ” ioe. | account. Stes- 6th and Washington. (ec) bes - 12 ot ee yr poos gr her start in a profitable business downtown; | i012 N. Gra . apnea Nex Co. } man experienced in GE ag a assures Quick sales; wonderful opportunity; cote g. Co., Bt 4) SR | . ~ are ric ave their een 7 and Oo. - AG (NT S— Anywhere. handy men can make vy pen aan nly men debts paid and have a buying power that —* en apr 5 , Hs 4 2708 Chippewas st. | BU TTON SEWERS Ready work, “ aa varnish. A345 Easton. big money with ou write quick. Bero Mfg. Co., 545 N. a ideries; Sa PONE er r gold window ai , SALESMEN—Lace, embroider ine v Pa ‘ VERSA NIZER—Bxverienced On eectional| letters; best on earth. Slann Sign System, Orn. Chicazo —; now steadily traveling smaller towns neee SALESMAN—Of ability, to put of all ar ment manufacturing out- PARTNER Wtd.—First-class tallor as part- | > 1128 Washi e ding work. 209 N. 12th. (eo, ; wetroit. HOW many nonskid 30x3% tires—Goodyear, eri, Sap per coms conenienes: Wy. ew - largest wheat crop will soon ay ner in @ good-paying tailoring esta eee aS ashingten, 7 GIRL 7 0 Fre , - . > . . ° ed J | . *G ry . ws : iZBK— First-class man to take AGENTS—-Nomething new, 100 per cent profit. , Ue we vex. Kell; Facie Merk & Co., 416 aor represent us in St. Louis ; 25 record prices. The corn crop will break all | ment; fine location; good chance to make a/ CAF ee —Marquette He i Shop. Ao ) ax, #tc.—cou ou : former records, High wages for labor are| fine living for right — For particulars, and ashing ae ae im ere barge of : must have retread experi- ~~ .—> utilities that sell easily; prices * : | right. $0.8: Other elzea Sust as low-priced. Ss c} resent us in —_ ' lin ce. Rox ie )-204, Post-Dispatch. (c) Tves Co.. Wee yerantes Le, Ramo . Bert Ww. could eave money for vour, Priends seeds ve BALESMEN "aie ap ann coe advertising to 35 years of age ; state ex- wt BAC This means a tremendous | imavire = Da _Kaltv Mc. ~ ; | CASHIER — -Experienced: references, AGON OODWORKERS—Experienced on money for yourself; handsome commission | geo}; Ta to merchants and rivanufac- , . = power. Eurcpe's immediate requires | PARTNER Wtd.—-In talloring estahii«ehmen __tind Tth and Jaicas avs. © a J @uto “rick bodies; advance pay. Schus- AGENTS. ~Make big money; fast office seil- | on every tire: agents easiiy earn $20 a day; ee 4 ad-Lee Novelty erience: great re) ortunit ; Ments are estimated at $2, 000,000,000, all of | in excellent location; will «give @ fine | a pe artment. stor” oxpertes . malt e AveLy " 2820 N ri Miiar iines. can add doliars to their in- MAKE AND SELL : formu- —, ; : a . 7 Uwe | ‘oney in good St. Louls real estate. in wholesale grocery or grocery sundries @ or ELL your own goods a moving magnetos; want salesman or dis People must have iomes. Thousands of! with an established firm: I have a stock of Apply to ie? ranks, Case GIRL-- Experiences & Werner. 6th and cust st ‘* _Laundry Ce. aT - . = GIRL. In ice crear al “Kw ood., Rebs -— —“——- = @a = e > ™ > a GikLs—For light AKERS Bench. -| every woman will use 20 times daily: easy | —2- ©: MERZ Be ___ (99); full particulars: earn $2000 to ae sets i & ay ertising X Hervice to the sales manager to get this messaxe | DARTNER Wtd.—Practical factory manager | department store experience See Y Chemical Co.. 115 406 Ho asenjacge: | seller: big profits: sainpie free, Thomas MAKE $1000 monthly, Whitehead made $75, !y: big demand for men: inexperianc Selling sal ; view. | ae wenn enact, Get the prompect te Buy. for old established woodworking business: {O00%. “Gul: a sis, cam | GIRL Young, to » it fiand Bide. Biles ( Se uct. not sold to stores; unifinited Meld; bie sales hei > 1._Post-Dispatch. 7 ompanies | : : 004 ps. Write today. Robinson Mfg. ary expected Rox F-12 Post-Dis. oa division companies in Chicago are today IF YOU are a salesman not an order ‘goal making $15,000 to $40,000 a year. They are | Stone mason. Steve Lusich, 904 Nt. mason. Steve Lusich : CHAMHE SRMAIDS— Lo ; ouT RS CLASS ORK. en yee ae oe oe gtd ike o.. 1004 Hayward Bidg.. Detroit. Mich. to SIO _ver_ week. Apply S182 Locus ot. (¢° | a year ago. Our salesmen are all making STUC = SALESMEN——W roo | hat > ‘> $100 MONTIHi—Rallway mail clerks: hundreds | - vy ; JRL Col i; t MA h tow Te vorably known in and around St. Louis, to | list position free. Franklin Insti- | CLERK-At least 2 years hich schooling “4 werk for vigkt gir season now on; get particulars and free Co., KO Factories Bidg.. Toledo. SAL ESMAN—That sells automenile acces- agent; our ‘‘Lucky 11” pays you 200 per | — -— ——— eo | SALESMEN—W enlargin our sales cent: 37 ot " -|' MAN~—In each to t sfinis! shi ndeliers, | pAVESMaN—We are ecniarging : xood money. If others are. you can. and we y= wie = . : wanted; L PERMANENT POSITION; | fentish’sg'tr bic. "inners: beginners mak- | MAX In cach town to refinish chandeliers. | “force and can use 10 additional men; four! Sant to hear froma steady. reliavie hunter | Sil stor in high-class industrial proposi-| ence Pent 200-8. Rochester, N.Y. (90) | “G"manthe experience, state Ake ond _work fo that EK. M. Davis C , De az9, Chi $10 dail without ital lence: all | to travel and six for the city; permanen to sell our line of art att ndars. monthly; Y*.- wi 1e4p CiOSC . ral COMM ISS10 Y It ination wt 2%: pre- | in long hand Rox a on. _ Poat- Disprate ‘ RL S—For office 4 : «A 8 oO, pt. ‘ cago. y su cap a or + age en a position . g00d pay and excellent chance for j h j ] a. ] ' y - 0. }? Oat - T) enar r. (7) : RAILWA MA ’ exam na o g. >. 7 a ee f t f bn GOOD SALARY. APP AGENTS make 500 per cent profit handling off +9 ee wt eel gry toetts and adv ancement. Apply Sales Manager, 318 Odd aaa 27 gs oy re s on geen nome STOCK SAL ESMEN-— you: ane ons egg = BSS ty rf eee baltooning: nractical: day, nixht:| K-16 ee eg? , ‘ ability who are w ng to wor an apply | loor. Merchants’ Ban tilde ndianapolis 67. Post-Di-pat . So ate ! how toearn from $5 to 405 Gally by actual , : ' unlimited, Berrv’s Training School, 3910 ‘ S0OK- ~Good: in small family of . GIRLS ——- fein , iy. tr mii’ patiisiines JACCARD & KING JEW- AGENTE—Make big money hy making con- | MEDICINE AGENTS—20 quick se:lers; Hb.) bow to earn from $5 to $25 dally by actual| their energies intelligentiy. Sales experi-! Ind. lerry’s, [ral -BLRY CO OTH AND LO pizncte for 8 per cent loans for r members to ere) terme. Finley's Medicine Shop, l2lo ee in the fleld. 1043 Syasicate || mee. is pes mrewutety poco you pave Wk WANT a representative in each county. Ww a RER TSO | 124% Washington. roads Clark, - ‘ . - . t ?) . : { 2 e | . ‘ ec ‘ —_ . . > ° | e Rs " ee: : — a er me ” gege. United Home Builders, Dallas, Tex. | MEN OR WOMEN —T. - q well — | good, If you want to make a permanent, | °?t#in uncollected accounts: pleasant work: Wanted, ladies and men; tuition, 825; | GOOK White; $40; some Jlawer oe ards, Or woman, ; , a article oonen “wos hea sho! {" SALE SMAN—High-grade_ traveling saleoma: 1} profitable place for yourself with a large obtain uncolected accounts: piesaass a nok | wares paid: catalogue free: atrictly modern: private family, 4412 D ener... ; ; _ Victor 151, or Gre n ever! sehold: . ¥» yr 343, elk vr , ane z CUST i. AGENTS—$2 an hour selling uaranteed| salary and commission paid. Apply 3738. Ro gl I ag ay age Ae expenese oe rapidly crowing. progressive house that is 30 ee Room, 063 oe electric massage: hydraulic chair. 811 Mar- | yn Coeapatens. wits tomy of _GRts— For Cy . : L Willing to ve you material aid in getting - Se I ia. o. (e82) | Ap ’ e P ve it ; : f ring "lle aan Gen te on y hon 55 ie ty "our | California =* trade; attractive proposition to dealers.; 9 start. write at once. giving references. | 800 DISTRIRUTERS—Motor products; won- | Ket et. teu COOK—Baker and dishwasher. Tar ae ¥* - able economical: bie money : sample free. gay aeannane ry pasieory wvention of Sion wales Manager, Cis Beart Svr*|| oae Rell vel why you Betleve you ame (he! Gertul sellers: sem. setakites ye tg grt he - oon eee | torv Restaurant, 312 N. Compton, > ike to 12 work "t2 Wartcum . + : : . : an ) | Chicago. , Sales Manage M./ business and make 1 per cent profit. Ve | positions at t uls or ashington; | _- A . - ~ ATCHMAN—Call Monday. at 3952 Duncan. | /20iMa8 Apron Co., 119 Camn st.. Dayton. O,| all times: absolutely new. practical: every | man we want. Address Sa r. M. ' J | ; yo ft Le nonce . - nagh , . : cSsMAN— n-| F. Shafer & Co.. Omaha. Neh ery autoist a prospective customer. Write) $1000, $1800. Call or write immediately. COUK-~-For restaurant for short order GIRL— Neat. colored, WAIT wages, 311 N. Grand. AGENTS—-40-4100 week: free samples; gold | car owner a 100-ver-cent prospect. | Small | SAP USat OA Tit tncy. eupervise. sales ated | — . ~| today. J. R. Products, Evans ast.. Cincin- , Fullerton Bidg., St. Louis. He con-, 3 to 8 p.m. 2629 Gravois. al Apply Monday. 42 a Re EEE - 4 letters anyone can put on store win-| capital required: make $200 to 8300 weekly. SALESMEN—Local territory; high-grade, ag- | nati. O. Bp ter Qe we 1a) | ond J eg ROW MEN-—-And helpers: gocd big demand; liberal offer to general; Act quick; be first in field and reap the appoint sub-agents on (000-mile tire sold greasive men of ability and experience; | -——— Tk | eo ae COOK—For factory cafeteria: $1 GIRLS—To ‘All an cieheul, steady work. Parke:-itus- Sictailic Letter Co., 485 N. Clark,| harvest of dollars: hurry; don’t miss this./ “rect to consumer at wholesale; will net) 2 anent, profitable proposition: staple ar- PHOTOS—BATHING GIRLS. RAILROAD TRAFFIC INSPECTORS--$110 a | short hours. Larned & Carter & Pin . Write today for complete information and| live salesman $10,000 per year. Harrison) tiie: straight merchandise selling: new | Médels De Luxe: 20 different beauties, $1: One expgnese te start: epert news: | Fis | Gir ce For. Ja Jabeling r , 7 . or 5 sar right and intelligent young man who has| nished for extensive future installment busi- | \Mhless you ere ex fenced; good salary eo. res. LA a nn td outfit a £10 +. i ashine: wonderful Setablon : had experience selling canned goods; dispo-| ness. Morse made $540 one week. $440 last : STOCK _ BR FOR ai. Tt - a“ Worker. Rox -188, Post-Dispatch. L. Baliwey. 48 Sta. F “grvot rie | Bog iy a. ye ~ multiplies, divides auto-| Sition, will lead to excentional possibilities, | week; all salesmen making money. Apply DIVIDEND- | RAILWAY MAIL Sane? Wenareds —— - f work in family of two: refes TRIMMER—Ex = on oe —_ v8 : : matically: work equals $300 machine: five- | those only having a clean record answer. with references past record. detail first | Paving securities: must be of Rood character ed: $1100-$1500; age, 158-35; experience ur- oor r > Ki ™ ’ -§ Mfg. Co... 13th ay “writer for high-class 9 a” AGENTS—$25 a week selling : year arantee;: selis everywhere; write Box A-3809, Post-Dispatch. (c) letter. Sales Manager. 70S Victor Bldg., | with performing record. Excellent. connec- necessary: examinations everywhere Aug. Apply 52 nageoury _P . " -in tailor abs Meld -t one capable to write ads h J ‘| guick for liberal trial offer and exclusive, SALESMAN—Not an order taker, to join a! Kansas City. Mo. | Be ee | a he Ra, pt a eR ae — A al free — he write Se “a8. /c yp peed mage position | “call [on ‘corn: Rteady te, , | : + ae , - Ese ° | ernmen ex . ‘ ne w can «at : ea. : “Julius aisour wg hey ; meld “ 21 Rath at » Te, lon, Grand Raids, oMich, ee re a a og am etry yh wm eens B mg ion ear gg oy Boat Barklow | ansne. City, Mo, zs Equitable lo Rite... Washington. seine (2) Oakley nine .. or phone Caban cals i : GIRL. -For ante? st.; Monday between 10 and 2! [GENTs. . ~* MIRACLE MOTOR-GAS—Amazes motorists; | inspire confidence this is your opportunity. live wire sales organizati which STOCK SALESMEN, ATTENTION! FEMALE HELP Wtd.—The Y., Em- | COOK--First-cinss: restaurant — Chair Co. 801 & | AGES To sell —— Solder. | Be worth equals gallon gasoline: eliminates, ‘@li 10 to 12. Males Manager, 1605-14 Boat- at “sold ‘such ‘en ‘enectnsus vobome ct eens | Can you sell high-class industrial securities pare ment Department. 1411 p AB ate is per month. Apply Autenrieth’s, Mersme GIRLS Wilder Mfg WASHER—First-class. 3090 ie , solder aldbainum: pretits | : 900 per cent profit. Isom. Idaho, | man’s Bank Bide (cll ness this year that to take care of it we are | 1 Texas. Louisiana and Arkenses) ae at the service of girls and women seeking Hichiands, Mo. + AL: Victory Aluminum Solder te owy Bee pe De ad : square deal guaranteed: livest seller | ——, Mfg. Co., 4008 Broadway st., Chi-| monthly), holiday greetings, blotters, fol.- | ¢ , this | LEARN auto and tractor business in 6 or 8 = ne — 1, Post ‘Dispatch h, . 810 {c) Sacienet” etc — 20 Cambridge Bidg America: sample 10c. Springhold. zs | CA KO. | ers, etc.; for direct-by-mail campaigns; we; W ell-known company > By y weeks. Bie opportunities now. Master me- COPYISTS—Several young women = a hides colored, WOODWORKERS —On bodies and seats.) fyi nen Soap “e ‘| Martin Ride.. Pittsburg. Pa. (99 | MENT class. to sell special| C&" use one more salesman in nearby terri- | territory wants experiencec t... - Lod Special | Chanic instructors; same method we used ists, comptometer operators, also clerigal B Mfg. Co., Gano and McKis- AGENTS PORTRAIT AGENTS—Can make more he | heavy canvas-bound Bell Te! ephone Direc-| tory to help us smash further records; ; men desiring to learn the business. a | to train thoveands of soldier mechanics for! work. Apply Butler Brothers, 18th 4 ™ Gini. auc >? rock SME SO — le ot 5 Ml ae Spe Wo Fe ht selling christallgraphs: try it. 8S. J. Adler.!| tories: price $3 per year: $1 per issue: com. | a ————s contract with ae ex! conten, Col 1 te i y — premium | U. 8. armv in 60-day courses. Double equip-| Olive sts. us w Drees, “OAz0 hens : ‘ — : 6 , ve ° - AIT*Vear . ce & - 9 f ?, KING ACHINE HANDS— A. + hl aie profits: unlimited terri- | 244A Franklin av., St. Louis, Mo. mission 331-3 per cent. National Telephone itien Gah aatenetd Daan, eee ~ | GREAT W ESTERN ACCIDENT ae rT CO. ment now, a ee - h yore COPYIST—One capable of imeroviad; am; \GIRLS— To learn a Planer an f Nench bana Call ll today anton’ 4| tory; act Seer we on. F.C, Har- | SALESMAN—Evory home Wt ya Joplin’ cm ea slaeallenien are tee “(c8) | i, Grady, Western sales manager, the Ger- Vitic Guaranty Bldg. i wractor School 21380 Oak st., Kansas City, | acemortunity _ for advancement... $10" w recese. Ceanieg Ce.. ; . n : 2 - - ‘ -* *p_B ~~» oy : | part time will do at first. Wing Seed Co., | on future follow-up orders. Box WP SCHOOL. Grand and Franklin. Li +P Nh 5910. | Ape GiRi- Experience ed «i ennah. foreman. (| Utatines snore is Daten Siriie at ance iar | ‘make them what you, Want them? success | -wecbanicsburg._O. | Fea. Post-Disnatch, IF YOU ARE A HUSTLER eee een Ae | CO ee icceael Weathincter’ Lacaeinn anit, Bi Grand, —— ~ - --———- -- - , rm AN—Excelsior Laundry, 1012 N free -sample: American Products Cv., 392) ts your birthright: send stamp for particvu- SALESMEN— To handle high-class dividend- | MEN-—To sell fibre house brooms; Suaran- Let us start vou in an independent busi- | --" ~@-—cmp er ~~~ gl re 4 in My " ; IRL “Colored: KR a rm fc American Bidg., Cincinnati, O. _lare. Success Distributing Co., 606 Caro- aying securities; now paying better than ted one year; outwear 5 corn brooms; 24 ‘ithout capital You can earn $3000 to MAIL ORDERS eC wes family. (all — — . / lina ast.. Marveville. Kan. 17 per cent with bank as trustees: right! brooms carried in suitcase; agent’s sample | [68S Without cap : _ rT f wor ° DEMONSTRATORS — For house-te — —---- INGER 3 = a) —-Experie need. colored ; =~ AGENTS—Hit of season: new rubberized | — i] f on : . . $5000 a year selling our complete line of | ~...... - moi) MN gingham apron for home use: assorted col- = y 4 30 t o coo | per week. M. E. Darkenwald. 2157 Rail- | Pittsburgh. Pa. grocer es, pa gag rn or B KKEEPERS—Read (‘The Accountants tween 4 and 6%. Lg from a” to $40 » ST er required. 8438 Rus-| Ors; attractive: cuarenteed waterproof: sell- erything; men an women, o | wee Exchange Bidg.. phones Olive or Cen- | - to farmers and 0 F cons Review’, a magazine that helps to better see tment Co. 734 Was : ing like wildfire qveur wastes: peg yt ¥ he oa coperating = i ~! System . -| tral 543 ceptic Cpgestuney, for = sete = salaries: each issue filled with highly in- DEMONSTRATORS Ole ees rn c= FOU. : write or circular yre Lee ox claity ancy ctor es,"’ ome anywnere. | - ; . experience oO essentia rite c structive readi matter. and n esires services of serev lous — “ cenera IO oe learn the baker's trade! pittsbue, Pa Booklet free. Ragsdale Co., Box A, East | SALESMAN—C apable of selling city grocery | MIDDLE WESTERN particulars. Dept. 42, GEORGE MELDRUM] Of vital need te ever vow Bg AB + 25 years old: po famil nights: good pay; =_FU IS ._ Post-Dispatch. AGENTS—New summer line; record- break- | Orange. N. J. | vant a F - s —gy anon Graves? . , & CO... Wholesale Grocers, Chicago. ant, office manager. business man; $2 year- a on Kingsbury i I v r , made. | ) ) t 75; | ; - | \ » er" IOC rDILE ey ANIT ly; single copy 20c at news stands. Ac-/| expenses. ] Ri-~Vor Vekt wer Easy to sell That poeple ‘want. rake ad- bef FF me «ys -" bot 4, 5, | but not ea acgeratal experience preferred. | MAN WU bACTU RER HAS DIS rRICT ORGANIZER countants’ Review, 309 roadway, New DICTAPHONE OPE SASORE. Theos lal ean sarn as eto $15, 1 work on _——— J an and bp hy tag ay Ag: gs J. | when Leva ONERS 7 seregmens oo age and experience when replying: all re- JUST ENLARGED PLANT A man who knows how to handle men; ex- | —_2=Ruitz nondas meteene: Royal Typewriter o 110 Pine st. = Broadway. ___ _Palmer_it_l_Nex 80. =: | Bante it; Demonstration creates sensation. | plies confidential. Box J-149. Posi-Ds._()| ANT) FACILITIES AND | petiencet “in? fraternal insurance orgenizing | “HELP WTD.—MISCELLANEOUS | pice . RIS — Experienced: Competent, to make up cata- | AGENTS—Act quick; grab this; a new gas | oneal o ane: 5 ow = Ore. SALESMAN—High-grade; prefer man with . 4 Ab 4 ' preferred, althouch not essential. This Is a|t DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—Exp White learning t be experienced. Box A-42. mantie; guaranteed; not sold in stores; cv-|§500 PER month eelling a new yor — | life insurance or security experience: must | THEREFORE HAS UN big job for a big man. State salary, quall- enews sevens | Appiv Mr. Simpson, Meyer Bros. Drug’ —£O., 1108 No Ad wt. {c) erybody buys: free — les we. exclusi: +e | vasermer: A eege ye py save ap Se & Bs | be neat. well educated and neh 30° to BO | 4 4 4 sis | fieations and telephone number. Box B- 7’. lov ae ee \ ee ane Mig. Co. | = 4th and Clark. GIKLS'—To assist in erritory to re ® parties. rite Ameri-| cent in gasoline miles pen gallon ma ° years of . 4 TQTY \D Maren Post-Disnatch (c)| _male or female ode oe zx. Co., b of axe; local work exclusively; leads USUAL Of POR TUNI ry | $5 =O) ND OV ER “PER WEEK mecodwenk hak Wiliteers, (cs | /DICTAPHON IE J/OPERATOR ow “pay. oa Nh tind NTrryr —e iv ee ~« : > SEV ] RAL po 4 4 /' WOMEN or men wanted; salary $24 full time, ’ Experienced ; good salary. GIRL ~About 14 venr nh cut mee assix - i te : can Factories Co., Canton, O. with Ford car; sold on money-back guaran- | gupplied- very liberal earning possibilities; tee: one sample free. John Kohl, 1132 Sub- | cloge co-operation and support: every rea. TO OFFER . y | | Highest grade man of executive and sell- SOc hour spare time, selling guaranteed | work: can make hor Apply 411 De ia = P c AGENTS—-$6.50 a day to start. selling new- Over 18 vears old. to drive : hs; | lette av. (cM) | sonable help, including advances as neces- +a J month. Ad-| Ddixwer mone BOOK. SOLICITORS WANTED | sary. Rox A-215, Post-Dispatch. (| MORE SALESMEN ON A ing ability neaded at ges: thone who | eh By Experience unnecessary. | Box ()-17, Post- Dispatch. is Lewis av.. Weilaton, av i! ) y beG * : rr eer vs - , P backed by | = =| DINING ROOM GIRL—Good colored, #1 To learn pal rie Oe fere Guaranteed Hosiery Co., 119 Ames st.. Day Th b f k of K led SALESMEN-—-Se! T f -ences. ust be over 22 years of "Ge and able to| SALESMEN and agents to sell our intensi ; all between 9 | flying plug for Ford headli«hts: the meet “a 'y » ed salary expected. B-420, tracts, perfumes, cold creams, SALESMEN—M Vv atisfy yn oroug 4 r -. s > N- ake $3 to $5 an hour selling + + i must sat afv before peid for. - : & >) | ders, “Pine: medicines, etc. ; beautiful hie ei LESMAN—To — pure food f'avors. T. taranteed made-to-measure Liberty Rain- ERAL LINE \ H I C H ‘ly get trial offer; I close, deliver and col- UDRESSMAKER-—One tbat th right . f_S. Beueltet —— - = ee | et eee; t-Dispatch. | (c ne; exclusive territory; sample soap| J. Ferguson & Co, 3104A N. Whittier, | | . | : Lacass Te —— y a # dsome ymmission on each sale . standa dree n° 00d pa t the iat. - : Wanted for Government Work Mo. fan Co., Dept. 141, St. Louls, a Laeaae AN Fe cell skirts on the road. Box | Sooren ‘aeene mnie ben a et yA rg MEANS BUILDING UP A A Investment required ; $5 sample SING A, ia good wages. | | Call at ence. Deimar: Li LG ram “oa > yt - i + + ae ( , e. . 7 ‘ ure @xX- I : a : men: $2 day, room and board. Apply | AGENTS-810-815 dally bandling gold trans- | SALosMAN—Bxperienced road man? must| advance: we ieliver’ and scilect: sample}, PERMANENT AND PROF- [| %ee), Pmt tele’ coy fastest selling. article om ' . CLOAK CO,, DRESSMAKERS—To 1 draping: #0 i, ee ; auig: “aDplied’ while he waits: 1-48 profit have best of reference. Box F-420, P.-D. autfit free; baa The Liberty Rain-| — ITABLE BUSINESS FOR ever offered auto owners... oo eee, 1224 Washington. (c7) ; steady work all year. “roy ; os a ea $1.50 sale: general axe free samples, | SALESMAN—Distributor for Missouri, Illi- | SO&t “o.. Dept ) rren, ©. —_ " ‘indienne t . 710° EB. onth _ st.. Rane — chance for advancement. Kaha U2) Washineton av Wanted by M. K. & A R. R Transfer enosram supply’ Co. Dept 7 nois, Indiane; 2168 -Gra8 e, paet-Gelng auto | SALESMEN—$500 per month selling a new YOURSELF INSTEAD OF ~ WANTED FAILURES 0.. 1013 Washington av. Gini- Strong for fact ) ersall Bid Newar accessory product 216 Olive. patented vacuum condenser for all cars, y - i DRE MAKERS ) steady wong For toes tractors and trucks; saves up to 50 per cent T-H E UNCERTAINTIES Ir SOME SAL. ES MANAGER HAS TOLD AL | ERATION SS ‘4 Div 15465 Tower Grov NOT Wichita Fails. Texas, Machin- ake #2 an hour Sb orders | SALESMAN-—-Strong side line men calling of running expenses; motor cannot steam; OF THE SPECIALTY BUS- you You OULD SELL “HACK Capable seamstresses to emai atk rs = BIRi 5 Fon backine ar fast-sell! guaranteed rair.- on hardware and auto eocessery trade; earn ists, Boilermakers, Blackamiths | sivia,‘prshi'in sivance! eatdalvor and’ rol: 910 fay extra. ant Oise Fill radiator 8 times a years sold om tone’ ; Vier. and titel ns catting ‘or Biting work. National his : write for territory. | Gal rs Reed - >] YoU and persmi clase boarding M &. Co., side Goodyear, Kansas SALESMAN. ex aall,seandar absolutely es- Mtg. Go 2131 WN, “Clark. aC bheane. tgese nears OUR _PROPOSI- READY TO GO TO TH E DISC ARD 4 A HANDS — ete DRESS’ AND WAIST CO. his light fm . —~a 0. (cxd0) : ——_— : - N W f SELLING GAME, 8U ‘EEL ion W v — 1 me by ratiroad at ree *- a6un ES ATT men a grential oe sonager. =e. ED SALESMEN—Wanied quick: advertising Ln : ILL APPEAL TO LITTLE ENCOURA( -EMENT IS ALL YOU Wanted — Experienced altera- DRESSM AKERS a * — ene | @ona = 4 3 ; esmen; es s ne advertisin [Dp TO MAKE Gat : : eae > oe ' by app jeation to nearest superin. | _traits: agents making >t a money: write for | "MAN PREFERRED: G Go SALAS, 1.1 clenp and novelties; enclasten tether: an U. NEED TO | [AKE GOOD. ory 18 WORTH tion hands on suits and dresses. BOISE . wh te RIS —Paver stavina 4K he undersigned. are ' nts and finished portraits WOHL, 1822 BIDDLE ST. . penses advanced; salary and commissions, OUR TERRITORIES RE- $200 PER MONTH AND YOU ARE WILL- Apply Employment Office, 2d seam stitchers, to make houre in the evenin M8, General, Manager, Dal- ipped Write for catalogue. | SALESMEN—To sell high-grade electric fx-| @xperience not essential. State age, height . os ING TO SELL THIS ABILITY ON A COM- floor ’ fa. Co.. ith and | (el) oi 8 and bulbs; money-maker for right| Welght, road or business experience and QUIRE LITTLE TRAVEL- MISSION BASI ’ dresses and skirts ; no cutting @ | GIRLS Ironers shirt eiperienc.« 1 ; anes i? -oee Frame Co., 818 N. 6th at.. tures ~ > ~ - rs T 4 ~ - , . “Louls. M (cA PB By ag anliben ING. MEN OF FAMILY Mee ee ANT Oe tee HIGHEST STIX, BAER & FULLER fitting; splendid pay; steady p Arthur Armierser: dau >| party. Box Y-283, Post- Dispatch. vt Pn Tthy l ite Wlessai morey-maker in America; SALESMEN—Drug salesman to sell hyst- —————— ——t : y Learn the rdea gt want 100 men and women quick to take! cians, Missouri and Illinois, Fe $90, | SALESMEN- Carburetor of proved guperior- WHO WANT TO GET | rRICED BUT AT THE SAME TIME THE sition OLIAN DRESS iD Cntr — ' FOR WASHING MACHINE orders for raincoats, raincapes and water- | Post-Disnatch. athe ro increase in mileage and power A ew at Be: LAR ELECTRICAL LABOR . ae : : aw oF mene al off - uarante : no mov te. can't t t y r , RA * > ID wae = Ps , ° ane ave son greet aprons; thousands of orders waiting GAT.ESMEN—To sell farms: by old, reliable ge ra or. a - 9 INTO A LINE THAT W ILL . we RECIATE THE ASSIST. a qearner ee work; Co- | WAIST CO., 1105 Washing 7 ; | ie give rhone mut . : KpPetleneoed RY. Monda morning at seven you an hour for spare time; Maher |“‘arm. .F. N. Hickman & Co.. Mer- ad . ‘ : ’ y made 50 in June. Nissen $19 in three Main 2310 (c) ha a a a PS ee BE PERMANENT ON AC- MILLION FU LL PAGE ADS iN | BAG PATCHERS—Expertenced. App a aos enlace to ue aant c) ‘we are starting one hundred hours: Purviance $207 in seven days: faree | chants-Laclede Bldg. 80 days’ free trial. Special “3 t for fo rag SALESMEN—Traveling and in city, to carry; equipment for Ford and Dodge cars. Master TN] TIN] Y N. ATION AL® MAGAZINE once. American Bag and Burlap rat ~“ ' Waehir tevty men. Expe ence pay you = "deity erie Yr collecting: © orders ¢ enki | as side line fine. snappy women's suits./| Carburetor Co.. 922 S. Los Angeles st.. Los COUNT OF LIV ING CON- | IF YOU ARE WILI ING ‘TO WORK HARD Dayton at. DRES 8 OPERATOR To am Gints = ~ . Cramer, 704 Washington. Angeles. Cal DITIONS AS WELL pice pueyargn Ay rein y end ted write Suck por =A ti mal irs: | ah SALESMAN TALK IT OVER ply at once, omens B 4 Bur! Sn) e brma on. ome s N-—Ft - ; - ES —W . fA, ; can ag an “oO “2 " : 4 @ ' Amt, attract per heur, Mest ty to 18 _Cs.. Dept. G 6-187, yton. O. | a store; ay | ome an? oe ring: faneee, wo. Hlinois: ae eee e197 L0c 7 — . AGEN 1 &-—850 eek | d ll = references recu . ox ©- . t-Dis.ic) selis se wherever emonstrated; a ~ ” ( “ 2 - 4 pr. BL EBIRD MANUFAC. can diamonds; exmetiy. a A RA SALESMEN—Cali on Ford owners: sala sying on cent peods: bustier can make MAN ENTLY SATISE AC. _CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS BAG PATCHERS— Apply FUL-| “most excellent salary, besides 4 co enceinea FO a, ; , ei outside territory to those who qualify. eon. Oo mon anc u up a per- TORY INCOME SHOULD TON BAG’ AND COTTON | taining practical experieneei ¥ Shi x re learn oF es | | AS | N RE WELL PAID FOR IT, COME IN| BAG PATCHERS—Experlenced colored, / Ap on Olian dresses ; capable a) eee ilar ey “+. ("* w fire; t came rainbo f etand teste; sell at manent business: grows better each year: , wi op learning COMPANY, 22d and Wash-!| sigh rd Wri ick for sam- via t; repeat orders. rite quick for san 109 Olivia Bide. credit given forema! orders; state time in- ESPECIALLY BE INTER. CANV ASSERS—Men or women, door to Geer, MILLS, 612 S. 7th st. (c7) | great value; permanent f y porting Co.. 240 Las Cruces, N. - 77 wan ity . : . after onday morning. | AGENTS—Liberty_ portraite big winners: a or. eee A eGo WN teal ccm | | ESTRD. “Sly. one tee somber. Gat Gee ee BILLING CLERK AEST C0. 1105 Weahis gton.. dae ngeie - | city, ome for country work: refer men : , a " ; . in Med " _ on ‘bes Te ’ y _ days’ credit; 36-hour service; rejects credi- : ted: world’s famous peace paintings now | SALESMEN—High-class magazines; excel-| ,¢'; 300 specialty manufacturers advertise GIVE N experienced in working with independent dy; easy 3 weekly. rite quickly | _lent proposition; good territory open. Room | !" Specialty Salesman Magazire; 31) safe 1 AGE AND PRES- carriers and codntry agents: eoushal. State oP De age and salary czpestes, | mis—For general off ca tal vand free samples. Consolidated 111 Olivia Ride. peenecese op cames Srem: chuck ~_—_ in- ENT INCOME AND OTH- portunity: good salary and rapid promo- Box A-18 (o) | DRIVER—For double team. Apo io ae » WE: must genere oon , 1086 W Se ee ee Se Se tion. state age, married or eingle, experi. | BILL, CLERK—On Underwood or J. Gavin Lumber Co., 600 Kaston, | po ape teh Te ee hi sale mercantile billing preferred; perman-| ELDERLY LADY can have good home an cay nite. fet, _ Adams st.. Chicago. | SALESMAN— Expertenced, for cit pelkvy - ' . , AGENTS Emmett peatte and Belly ah | — Cloak and Suit Co., dth’ floor. 803 Ry gl. cs: $2 canelare uheoe seomthe’ ER DETAILS BY WHICH Democrat, Little Rose references, Arkanse: aie rere nine: gne familiar ho | earo War Histories outsell them all t-| Lucas. _{c7) | trial ‘25c. Robert Hicks, 826 Como Bidg., WE MAY TR NJ | sa nh Soe ee ene : ent position and good “. ein A DETERMINE SOnTC ITOR—Nice- ap earing lady; easy state experience “in cenlication EP, party: | Bt Oren teensand bea —.Foferenc a $40,000 sales last week | SALESMAN—Calling on automobile tire and | Chicago. hee over success: best terms: | accessory trade and hardware; commission. | SALESMAN—Retall. tn furnishing goods WHETHER YOU A RE work. ond pay. 708 Olive st Box 0-299 Post-Dispatch. TOW pS La “TO tx SOL LCITORS—10 Al: male or female; good | BIL. L _eN a STRICTLY FIRST ; express paid; Sather | Rox F- on. Poat- Diana teh. : pos > Co mo.) department and hat department; must HE ~ | SOL : CLE On ; , 160 =. oe i) , ~ Como! §ALESMAN—To sell electric Washing ma-| have had actual experience and thor- T CALIBER OF MAN m 242 — . in city. Apn'y| Fisher mashion one familiar with m | wee “Foo "Washingt _room 2 times Fil (ce) sale mercantile billing preferred: permanent ia: AMINERS—On porch dresses and , & rR ‘Must be wver ; i Ss CARPENTERS, ge ae chines; work on leads only; large commis-| oughly qualified as competent salesman; Ww y y > , | be of good address and settied char- N E WwW AN : REPLY CAN- i SOL ' | ent SOLICITORS— Either sex. experienced in cou- | Position and salary to cent Pe party low aprons: steady work: good pay. ‘ae and painting, Box 1 ‘ork St 1. R ~~ ai ee cr gee Bt PO eg ee se oe. v. aery see to go to work | Die case offer free. Mexican = lag im- | SALESMAN—For commercial art work: : rood terview desi 43 Frisco Bidg., St. 112%14 Cheatnut. Roo Sogo an sion, Lpply Federal! Electric, 1200 Pine. (c)}; must at 3" ¢ a t Be : {AN— A, acter; man of 25 to 35 preferred: mus y | y PAIT k: bes vomit i ke | state experience } 230 BRICK MA.. . “Ase firstcclane many factory. Sintribuvera: re a Ny ME OM YY Tonia oe ENT ~ Rg Bh. it. , he we Gof Washing. | | ©-200, Post- Dinpat —_— Add _Bager Mfg. Co.. 995 Washington ia. outs, . ' , | ton av ' c)| BINDERY wal =i : - or over, ¢ eaay ae ; SRED OTHER- pIRLS—Exverienced. Banner | EX AMINERS—On skirts; t * les confidential ox O 266, Post-Dis, tc) 10 PLATERS, 6 money ‘make bix J UeSmEN eid line; libe , | -acocuat ste. —__—. y | Rindery. 802 N mom hee eirione aay? no. limit to att Te tos exclusl if you have time for « neat, a1 commission. we ye oy yy oe ~ WISE, BOX 0-270, POST. eee eiaied te the wet tank, | SINDERS GIRLS—General Printing Co, be exceptional. . fs Gina >, oman | nutes Vv ’ , a ~ + ~ 5 - : 7 4 ; oo wor tT CIANS, 5 SHEET ahs + Mae She 110 . Bt. Louls, Me. hwy ay ng Ng gg amen Ww., om home and cook the meals makes it neces- DISPATCH. to oo club otter in Misswers: na | 1017 Morga . (ea) Gg F d Ski Co. chances for odtina of) sary to enlarge our sales force in Missourt; me Ay» $ we ey ae Beng Fs an , FOU | RINDERY GIRLS —Epverienasd teady sTOSS-F reeaman irt eo Melesl Trenk Co t Ww O R K E RS o AGENTS — Beet seller; Jem Rubber Repair for | SAL-ESMEN—For city and county, to handle | fine opportunity for persistent workers who Saineet Witenes ean ae At ra rang Rw. Kk; good - Mendle Printing. Co... | R23 Washington Av | tha 7 , ’ tires and tubes; supersedes vulcanization gran-amel products; Hist of prospects fur- | are ambitious to increase thelr earnings: , features as premiun: all letters treated | ww Mes ae — metals Reinstall - ; hines. borjonoed. a at a saving of over cent; put it on! Rished; big commissions paid; write or call | promotions — the man who proves his abil-| PRINTING SALESMAN—Good salary for confidential. Call or write Robt. # Hall, | BOOKKEEP ER Amt stenographer. Hoyer, FER DEKS—And folders: also girls to teal Hiekor “ WANTED ON cold, it vulcanises iteelt tn two minutes, | Gran-amel Mfr. Co., 4812 Olive st. ¢7).| ity; expenses paid. Call or write. H. F. the Seird man. Avoly by letter only. to; 107 Railway Exchange Kansas City, Mo. | —Ptintit«n “c.. 2920 8. Jefferson. (7); Home Layndry, 4309 Finney ore: —— end ts guaranteed to last the life of the | SAI.FESMEN—Local or traveling. selling fruit Shea, 606 Watnwright Bide., St. Louls, Mo, Rox ©-11 Post-Dianatch. fe); , : (99) DOOKKEEPEIL R—-Assistant: ox ; . FEF DehsAnd feldera. Colontni es. ~Raperienced tire or tube; sells to every auto owner and and preduce, wholesale, commiecion basis: PRINTING SALESMAN—One who can esti- = += pipe necessary: state age and cal a cameo Co. 4020 Olive os al dealer ans" particulars how to side line: easy seller: reputable firm: spect- —_—— mate and sell; state experience and salary | SULICITORS—Parm paper solicitors and| Box A-109. Post-Dispatch. ™ 6 si1e ~ oo ee . make big money free sample, address fy territory. Rox W-32, Post-Dispatch. (co) | SALESMAN—Caling on men's wear buvers.| Wanted im first letter; best town tn Kansas.| _™acazine men. Here's the big club you BOOKKEEPER : a FINISHERS—And body | ireners. — 14 years ubber Co., adelphia, Pa. Dep!. | SALESMEN—Cailing on shoe trade, to camry | {0 take condensed side line of well known, Address the Wichita Eagle-Press, Wichita,| have been looking for: Big twice-a-week Ane compe- | _ laundry Co. ete end Sane? = tineman Enaray rat-claes line of shoe Andings aa side line cloth caps and children’s hats. on 10 per|) Kan newspaper. which g'ves latest market re- ‘\eweiry busi - FINISHE RS E x eri need, aa Sth fleer | cent commission: state full particulars of REPRESENTATIVE—Live. to handle proven porte, news from a! over the world, ve nt. “an (7) , —— ADP e€ a ide re t Soa ee nee Be: or exclusively; liberal compensation. P. lines, territory. connections in first commu-| acreage in big, new Texas oii field aend of pictures, etc. <A‘so big Missour! farm pes! skirts. STYLEFIT SKI a: rt- O-41. Poet-Dienaten om) | . nication. Leon le. 14 Washinaton pi.. paper Great for Missourt fairs, tcniee, . ia the U. &, Pat. | OALLSMES or new specialty to retail shoe) New York City. | Rfrest in Bix profit-payine business: Address | tractor demonsiraticns and driving. © Bi : :|CO., 923 Washington : Whsmu oe n other stores: g cent commission, —E Vail Gardner. Hartwell Hidg., Oklahoma producers on other farm papers shou! m St. iauia. & _A-3 -D. wef oe : : . : aban UF t regiate . rust. ink | ide line: st we a: ou , ; : =." Williams City. Ol write. Men with cara given preference. Can ‘im. orem : 3 Y TOOLS ; ALSO seller. big marg! Jol. 690. fe ri | Bs wt Co.. Ohio st. —_-* CALC AN -Atractive TAVenAS pres: | re ym ne - - take $1, an 50 and $2 ane ad O aa “BOOKKEEPES. FINISHERS ry Experienced, : , = R75, = . “ . w weil-know i” : —~AO represent manufacturer, write i letters confidential. ome in . hes or r reg furs and alterations; DORR geritin.. Aooy Wt 150 WHITE I AR OR- remit sourterent bac aneat position to agent will afford BR Piney anf. nsreqes lamp: pmowtenee ) and cet lined up atence. Garrett Wall, 702 : on ‘TOK- ; nerovs comimis- re.erre t ® iret -« ' mtiace Freya &* Tow ‘ . (00) Con. Rarah aaa Dansbester. <a aes ry frors start: | sition to the right party: “qnehustve territars = - oe on 2 wages paid ; steady work. experience unnecessary; quick promotion; | given: references required. Box 303, 1359 | WOMEN CANVASSERS auaE» ly 5th floor,, KLINE’S Se , APPLY U. S. EM. | AGENTS—Solicitors. ze “eveee retail | . : permanent, pleasant work; requires refine, oadway. New York ' u h is, tre rood pee nees; state educated woman over 27; give exoerience, ~ Ss For house to houss canva introducing Vashington FLOWER AND FRATHER MA lence Ma & Martin. | a education Mr. Hoover, sales m - SALES MANAGERS—The neweat big- ., perience; 49 ed un with ae eers [-Z polishes, % hice jeago. fe) rs Gariand bidg.. Chicego. . _ | on... Uitte thing ever irvented pas Ford | pg nos F ve Sent. Dis, : ant yo ae women / ‘ i . - — . re: exclusiv t ory lea he | cae eait mt x 3 ap fanny ny GA hoTtORY ot del ha SOUTHER ERN | accessories xy Satsounen ‘Abie ‘to Mt < igi f clerical experience for various te eat Ay Ue, cosa ) Ne 4% id posifior. meric o Cur. TERHPTTOR PREFER EXPERIENCED sales and stock suffictent goods to me . PARTNERS WANTED sven nm, mR Se n e ao peek! American Gum Cx-) MAN WHO {8 FAMILIAR WIT meet im Ww A. _ Memroh's. Tene . ING. CONFECTIONERY iH BAK. mediate needs: temporary investment only. «--~-——-~- ~~ Pt ay nt ll, Rall office positions. Opportunities | 7 ae te ETE, article eat | SALBSMAN—Wo 4eliver on “Saiablished Got: CREAM TRADES. EXCEPTIONAL OP. Tc-eumett: American Hotel, = | OL Peerich” abet aie ee ee Poe aon, “hom A-Sm Post Din, sell them ani, %¢ und te: rout s; state age, exp-rience, PORTUNITY TO CONNECT WIT UNUSUAL opportunity for live wire sales- +. __ Ferrick _Olive are excellent, pleasant surround-| —®!2%r. A man capable of earning $1 week! ata- cz SarTNEn Wid Fe hotel ——- eitner | FOmELADY agen 4 had them; teed 10, } tag prey ov ly crop oy’ d: WELL-EStABLISHED MANU PACTUR: | e line to general stores. 4 , ' or " a -. a : rug sxores ene tad entieman, Box ¥-13, n toilet line and over 30 a for a husti ING COMPANY. ANSWER pera.) Ro. wt ady or gentieman, Box F-13, Post-Dis. _ jogs, permanent positions. Ap- “exoected and. ref yeare : IN rdware stores in Central : 2 os ‘na Xo ell STATING AGE. EXPERIENCE. | guepesitien of real merit. Toot canoe ns em | PARTNER Wid.—Sump and ecole business. | s , h years ECTED AND VE REFERENC ene paepen’ on ional money-making . fea- | __ With $100. “Box ¥-208, Post-Dispatch. ply Comp er’s office, fourth| — ! Ess THE DRY MILK OO, rt . R. Williama/Sales M S: OS! gen Wid — w ee KLADY — Whe can Meu Moca pase | AbD Be eras Se Wiloageae, Mamet. fo FALTIES Yu win, Gow ead ovis | floor STIX PAER & FULLER, oe as a oe NEW YORK. N Y-43, Post- -Dispat

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—~ ae te ee By ore a afl al at rT or OR, ore ace lis obs wrgry Re eae ee Ren il ll lie li Rai ee “7 * s te Oe ey Pe . : ~ ; rs ‘ ~*~ AY. BUND . | 7 ~ 3. 19198. ar 1-12 Lucas « ear Vv Work: hest pris man Hhig.. 2117 Franklin _ay. feo) ) OF E RA TOR— E eaiaienl on men’s neck spp ‘ 4 Floor Baleony. GIRLS— - Experienced, for covering machines; ! 7 Y ee 2 Be ic on 1 ; HO! SISGIRL- -Experiencet for general house- | MAID Dinirge roon Cabs tel. 5 wear; steady work and good pay: cool LEP! ERT-ROt ss FI Kf J and Washin A fluo iris to learn.” Central Paper Box Co. WM. WALTKE & ead Good positions open in the fol. wt yp Dae gy ln Ah Sag TE og . Cabanne Hote se factory. Hurst & Zucker Neckwear Co.. | 809 Washington Av. ¢c’ : | seh Wa] : - . x22 ete In ice cream wurior: mood wages, 11¢ i-, —# fe) | 2d and E. arene. lowing sewing departments: Buide Ano Oniye, Housekeeving: Wall + MALD—Expertenced, colored: for hotel work. Goenareme es fee | eine. ye (c__ | Apply Sunday after 11 o'clock, 3 N. ath.ic) OPERATORS—To sew aprons on powgr ma- Webster Grover — OPERATORS —Coffe neck : god. ' Zz GIRLS—To learn to - sts . oer pane cee “Seal bes 2 5 Reediyesgee et Light factory work: excellent chance | | § "WAGNER ELECTRIC MFc.cO. ——s- [/nion Special sleever, HOUSEGIRI-~—Neat girl for general house-| \faiD— White. for “cooking ining. . Cont pon Chern ee nome: 2. St | oe AmAnG RE EGA cnr AV. (cr. wer eovancement, “20 N. 2d st. fey} _ a ft 1110 Washington. NEED ; Cuff k rhe ork; private family; 4 adultes: mo wash- | ~ soo:n work: inne mien $168 Wen. coms bonus, Cherry-Sacks Mfz. Co. 415 N. OPERATORS ioe Experienced PYvYikR—Excelsior . To work in paper pox factory. All GIRLS—Experienced. to wrap and label bot- | G - ull makers, ne: good wages: references required. 3737 | minster; Cabane SR4R 4 : eat: chat ea elas IRs “1 ss . Se ee een nioctnl o38) | Pa feos culary. Polesting Drug Co.. 25 / AT THREE PLANTS: Examiners aoe nnd —-‘ “hte HOUSEGIRL—-For housekork in 6-rm fiat, ¥ c ¢ Loce on tlicox & Gtbbe po ver mac hines. Cars ' , ° . = hes of 3 Ruriander ‘Bros & fear: c: an-Whitten Mise irieal_ Taatramenta GIRLS —Handy with | the n needle. to to learn —— | 520 N. 12T : Also girls to lea rn) and assist with Walkin chibives i laun- | pereena? ». 408 N. ith street tc) fiel-Silverman Carment Co., 1208 W ashing- rompers ; steady work and *5* . : . . . ~ a ! nery: wood opportualty for | A TY ST. 4 ' ‘ ‘ iry or outside work 42 Lafavette. Gran’ MAR «IX And assorter. ‘ ‘olonial Laundry tom ay Psi . s e : . ;. For candy store, Majestic Candy! ppo or the right girls; | WORK HERE. AT HOME. IN ANY OF s2OW, (os Co.. 4020 Olive. co) | OPRRATONS— Mawatiamaed on ubwat aa. prices paid. *ELY & W ALKER —_—_———_— ——— es — oe =_—— AGHT VI ‘ , ij vy Mins “Franke. care wetaee Experienc ed on body ironer. Becht | © IRI A— Ea} erienced on bp wer mac hinea, ton = Ee | a et ya Rot aS Es8 "G Sateet 47 a ss = + S ode! Laut dry m7 Pine. +o | - yy we: ‘ORK PAY A as AX ts ae | wages guaranteed, also weekly Rh and Imcust st. ¢. an ry Co,, 3001 Bell av (c)| _learn to make dresses: good pay while /|(} . ‘ (?) . tc} = ‘ ant room nke. . as hington 7 ‘h: & T by : tak , é Model: size 36. Appiy Monday, &:30! Rth floor. il " DRY GOODS CO Sth and.| per month; 6 Thornby place; take Heclament MERS —Experienced; good salary. | —> me . | ‘ ret fi n M24 H tel St tle | om at : , ¢) : wi ' ear to Laurel, first stop west of Goodfel-! : 2¢8 TS? ; le” oe ~* | OrRkE RA’ TORS—We pay 20 per cent bonu > \ = IA SH | ERS aed - ©) i GIRLS—$i5 per week for | plain ~ gtitching Hiekorv st. _(¢2) | low, walk one biock north, or City Limits| PROGRESSIVE HAT MFG. CO., over what vou earn on all parts white duc: | OF ER Al OR Experienced El. t ] ri rir tir all \ a Ss; ; 4 ie ‘ ) t " , r bl . . . > . , , . wy ; . a iting; wm v ge mm pow: mac*tse all %:3) Monda (Ha milton) car to Maple ne block east 311190 W ashington Av.. Sth fi. (ce) coats and Pants; cant beat it: come Mon- lhot-Fisher Ps department store a re_of age. Apply 84 floor b de tien, Rox , Post-Dispatch. morning. J. P *, elm —-— ——— | 4 4 ; , ; y Binding Co., 2617 | "oe HOU KE er E R ~Good “ oe: } h | icteailaiidiiendisaale tas day ready for work. Abbot Jacket Mfg. , ‘ & GUENTLES, iron iway and os Bits To . Delmar Launary ~ Co., | | Cane. 7 | Tin ake ‘e) oes — on eal ‘ood tf y tn ~ Hox Say Post - Disn atch. C ehil- | MII MILLINERY | TRIMMERS—And_ young giris | o.., 1110 Washington av, _ {e) ) experience preferred ; state age. . 3 al ae ae ,—-Experlenced in shoe factory office. ‘ s WOrk ; oad . } Sh HOU ER erly ————————s, te. see eginners well pa Sylvester ; OPE RATORS—ON FRONT POCKETS ON 7 DP Come welll Pines nd - Ff. [au learn assorting. Anchor Laur- as anaiatant checker: good opportunity for ment wor eaay r goo0c i) Lea rh | it Sew 4 On hirts HOUSE KEEPE ada Pont. out St. excellent; © Judge Hat Factory, 1900-1912 Pine at.. OVERALLS; UNION PRIC EX PAID): salary desired and fo er em: - ers. 2010 Lucas avy | Sdvancement: state experience and salary! pay. Central Employ ment Dept., | me.__ Box. : a" _| 4th floor. n ® (ai | STEADY WORK ALL oe : - K.183. Pe rors: £. eae ‘SB to learn. Colonial‘Laundry Co. 4020) expected. Rox K-362, Post-Dispatch. (r , - | y Y ial i . HOUSEKEEPER-—-For light housework; 3 in| “MILLINERY | THE STAR CLOTHING MPG" CO., 1145 8. ploy ers. Ox . ost-Dis- RAGA Bartmer_Av. ; *) | GIRLS—Esperienced operators on sewing BROWN SHOE CO., | We give special instfuction | “family. Apply 8431 Oregon. (c) APPRENTICES | BROADWAY —_—_____. | patch. : aa. tan ae | jnachines; we teach girl« sewir dl pay! : ; . , HOUSS K EKPER—Middle-aged woman; good! Good salary and year round Dosit k ERATOR— Om Mm pov ATE DIPPERS—E : Must be over 16, for factory work. | good while learning. 3815 'N. Fiorlasent, be. 17th and Lucas. (c2) | and attention to beginners; pay | “home: cali Cabany 4928M or Delmar #6. | will pay vou to apoly to Mr. Levy. 2d tices |e RATS ow = come ‘Sapertence on Fy A ] S. B. SEW A: ' a ae A | SENSENBRENNER'S. 6th and St. St. Charles. | bungalow aprons; steady work: good pay; | DRESS ‘OPERATORS TO “O SEW pp y IRLS—To learn to make cov ered buttons. GIRLS--BRIGHT, TO LEARN MILI. [NERY | | : RT 0. H. Peckham, 701 Spruce at. | tween Destrehban and ‘Mallinckrodt, fe2) ‘GIRI a. About 16 years old to | while learning. HOUSEKEEPER—For the country. J, R. ar 4 Jacob Mange, To OW ashington., ’ ~~ BUSINESS: GooD PAY TO STA | PnAAA. Nneitianc | uonrerrbLpe me " ve te , Main and ie | GIRLS Por leundr: | oN ae | box gentlemen garters ; light, We also have good positions | | HOUSEKEEPER—Ferguson car to en Year- -round acaitied onll tall hed av- | OPaRATOREL Ie ce ae rodt. _{¢2) | Miister, Wittenberx, Mo. ‘ FXPERIENCEL big cash bonus weekly. J. L. Sager Mfg. \? Pee es eee MILLINERY MAKERS. Co. , tay Washington. ON OLIAN’S DRESSES - work; experience un- HE DE RSON-KLIE HAT innetion: ask for Harris. : =e Anoly ne P ack aX ; ie) | R22 Ww. ASHINGTON, 3D FY, clean work w ith pleasant sur- | open for experienced operators ROSRREP i a poe net — es : —_ aged ‘ply 2d loor, Sonrtenfeld. 610 _ Washingtan. c rome, HE make middys ane dreases: ar- |», eS po em iy qoergtecs Ese eee 7 LS—Coloped; to iearn goo trade; steady ae RLS—TO MAKE FLOWERS FOR ~ MIL- . me ly: , r= __ cue) antee chest wages and pay weekly eca«h aaindl . be perience, sine age and” apply i: for right girls. 1007 N. Vandeventer, | LANERY ‘7 PER WEEK TO | START: ‘roundings. Apply ELY & on the following parts: , ene ee ‘enews family: ¥; no laundry. | Sry. -INERY MAKERS —And trimmers: ex-| onus: we also pay extra additional bonus | Pint tent Sapeeheney. ed ES OPERA’ TORt. Eemariancal | C eS. _ perienced o on ladies’ velvet and dishwasher. Call . mi—To work in delicatessen store from Dispatch. Dae ea. Park and Dolman. | Facto HOU SEKEEPER-—Elderly white woman to; wre guarantee you $15 per week to start. hats, $18 a week: guaranteed: steady po- | .: urant, 312 N. Compton, folk 0 to 12:40. T24 N. ilth at. GIRLS—To work in stationery shop: clean | —————— oe ~ ~ yt house for 3 and make home with You can really earn double that amount. sition the year around; come to the beat- aaa 7 for ehort orders from Neat, colored, to clean millinery shop. w ork, with good advancement and chance ' mT call} Sund: av. oh 6 Eads. pa Year round work. No dull season. Daylight, | wentilated and modern workroom in the cit. 8020 Gravois Monda 4217 Olive et. to learn trade: only neat, clean girle who | ; 2850 S. Jefferson. (e) HOUSEKEEPER—Married; neat and indus-, sanitary workrooms, Excellent and attrac- | Bronx Hat Co.. 808 Washington. moet? | = — Si ~~ —- ——- fc) | want work need apply. Ecker & Co., GIRLS —F or packing dept., . —-——— - | trious; free rooms to right party. Inqutre/| tive working conditions; A. xirls to learn; OPERATORS- “Bxperien need on power er ma- pera ors — cafeteria: C0. tis 1K To fill and label bottles. “3118 _Benoist Bidg., 9th and Pine _ (e) » HAIRDRESSER—4: 30 De Baliviere. (ce) | 2653 Washington. paid wae learning. ly at once. chines. to make Red Diamond overalls: Larned & Carter & _ Pi a sabeline end wrapeinen as | GIRLS TO LEARN stick dept. and general HAND SEWERS— To Daste skirts on house | | HOUSEKEEPER— Elderly woman: neat: ex- | prtranee roa ae cor 14th and Lo-| Will pay time work while learning our " Ly For . ‘ # resses; aleo girls to clip threads ood | > ei n country’ efer >. ait : aie _— system, our operators get a per cent | all family; good wn =e aah, * er Chemical Co.. 17th and Morgan. (c)| Girls to learn shoermakin work; steady employ ment ; Skirt and Dress 0: 902 Washington "aY., chanaed. | o140 Ore zon, sibel eats: sepers .| increase commencing this week; steady f Finkelstei at nicht. 3876 Walton. Pores GIR 16 years old, for Ning. Crane Co 4 ROY D- -WEILSH SHOE CO., 4407 Cook. fe) 1 Ww s k BI ANKE ; @v., 6th floor. fe) | | HOUSEKEEK P ER —One with little “girl or ‘ele Mi Wi Tr work: ble wages. Red Diamond Cloth- The House 0 n te rn r hand Walnut. (a) GIRL—-Thoroughly experienced white; | gO00¢ ages. Jéne ail HA iAND > SEWERS—On dressers: good pay. derly lady; fair widower tn small town; LLIMeF y rimmers ing £ o., 18th and Pine. __fe55) wants experienced dress oper A le 110%, w ashington ay fei) pewriter, for permanent e Hickory. assist in bakery; references, i301 GIRLS—For putting up and labeling drugs accurate and neat: state sal. nced girl for cooking and let- mia to work in belt de “S52 | «4 cook and geenral housework: no laun- WENNE “ y (an a : , enw , | asy pl r . > partment. Klder | c . ‘4 . ' , s IN : : ( 4 ND) ( 0.. steady work; daylight factory. United good home ‘and easy place. (jeo. Arens, Sit . AS x re ot te) Mig. Co., 23th and Lucas. (ey ewe eae , Cees E EKER A Skirt and Dress Co., 902 Wasihngton av..| Foosiand, Il. _ Experienced OPERATORS Experience ed, °D tors and hand sewers; goo¢ We GInL—in tailor shop, some experience: also. Stu; enn aa a ek a Te ) Dent position and WOW) Tl to learn: wteady work, 111 N. 14th at GIRLS—Over 16, to work in millinery stock- TWO: IN APARTMENT: REFER- . ave sront in om; teady rork Roya! | = yee on. “rr |10U can easily earn double that amount. | (‘ )* ihe ¢ can qualify Ca room steady wor year round. ’ | Hand Sewers | ENCE! REOU IRF: I>: $35: OTHE R ELI Year round work. . No dull ee Daviight | O., 923 W ashington. (e2) ‘pay for full w eek: coolest,. cleatr- C Co., 301 5S. M t. | d Locust, : 2p] ; Fentauranit-aalary 73 Be . — Se eee aa ~ oO — GIRLS— To learn the _ gentle-, Je cs | ae 9 per re oman garage mmm Oo “eApply Autenrieth's, GL Wilder Mfg. Co., 17th and Clinton. | GIRL—Or young married woran to deliver Franklin Clothing Mfg. Co USEREERPER-—WOrking. to ; od St" YAL TRIMMED HAT CoO. rTENTIO work, Fer c lias wank | | VaS#ing: part-time work; $1.60 per day. Box , Framing ' girl for (wpstairs Wark and to, wait om tadte | Entrance Poh 1 N. 14th st.. cor. 14th and 1a city ; special dining room ; coffee ; =f oO 2 J ‘ - . . : ORI Olive. Ape Baars ont strouler work. Je -8A, Past-Disnatch. ie) | light, clean work and pleasant | clothing, arm hole ag ggg ne en pe Pe ee ee ahi ——' children's dreases, middies and maid service free. position GIRLS—-STEADY EMPLOYMENT YEAR | , . , ' coat finishing, vest finishing, hand button- | OUSEKEEPER—For family of two; 5-| | JUNGMAN-LAN DEC KER, th floor, a enced, ~ > gaaene t ce) ri RL—To aasist | dertist’s “ offic: ®% Box A- "ND; GOOD WAGES TO BEGINNERS, surroundings, with liberal pay oe, ener. 8 ray y Ay - _— Rood | me ' room flat: plain cooking: no washing: good lg 02% Wash'ngton. (e886) | Washington, 4th floor. f Post-Dier te i Post-Dispatch. (2) a5A! CHANCES POR ADVANCEMENT: or 1ours, to 4:30; Saturday, 12 o clock | nama for right party. Phone Bomont 652, ii EF “X¥PERIENCED OPERATORS veral young women as copy Good colored. 6180 Kensington av. it URE Ssate CPS * , : | | iE. | | ometer operators, al Clerics / pS a a E “J GIRLS—To learn light leather work; power 'nortunityv for advancement Ap- } ranklin ( lothing Mfg. ( 0., HOUSEK PEPE R-— Working. who is exoert- Me Ty M ED Also hemstitchers, finishers and pressers on | 3 ‘pply Butler Brothers, oh | rong and reliabie. See Mr. O machines, $10 week to start; steady ween, I . . me Lindell Bidg., 8th and Washington, 3rd floor enced cook, for small family living in pe + Ay ys . Georgette waists: — pay in the city; | ' Drees, 2620 8 ie ate te Barber, Langenberg ‘Hat Co., endi ply ELY & WALKER NECK-! — aad (c) | in Southern Illinois; references. Box A- Guarantee long seasons and | bonus each week: also a fow beginners. | am a. ble of —~ sat TALS as — Ss. Sv... eee pi ~ ‘ “ - | Po spat tin SO ie te A RSUEH ES | er . ity for yr advancement, Es _ Beott Oh oe one wd GIRES—TO LEARN PLAIN XEWING ON WEAR FACTORY, 5th floor, | - HAND FINISHERS RQUSERREr? oi “ore “for home Bis | get 5 Pe re t. 3 (eT) eren HRLS-—To operate elevators. “Apply 920 | SINGER POWER MACH NES; eat ( |. To sew on dresses or skirts; excellent week-| ww fe ermeloyed: ” hild 9 # Marshall 170R. | >, 4 0 be el t ; a C +e 3 hy . bal DI teh, and eee dicate Trust Bide. eT) a7 SPRUCE ese’. - oa nies ae -T 16th and Locust: Sts. ale ———— ly salary; permanent ; e : ~ K ‘an 7 av.. Maplewood ud rs a Bunad ~ : 1 Washi tine Ol ERATORS—C lickin gy ma- l . | GIRLS” | OLIAN DRESS AND WAIST CO... _ | HoCrSEKEEPER—On farm, about 85 infies| ‘2TOadWay and Washington. — | ‘ j | “" » Y @ -_ —-— from St. Louis; ' firet letter. x. A-! he . RI ~For housework and help in baker ry: RB oy Bee Martin, ] OR TELE! HON E Vv ORK | 17. AND F .IN ISHE RS- T Oo seW oO This ts a fine wsition for a widow 1491 Olive 4th floor (el) | ence. (7) Mever Bros. Drug Co.. 4th and Clark, — + An excellent starting rate with frequent in- wo b wth” Senn Ro Bd ) one or two children. | MIT LINERY MAKERS— - ; . ho can read poor jonghana om a: light table work on infants’ | GIRLS—TO _ WORK “IN STOCK “| creases in salary, according to ability and dresses or skirts : excellent Ris . nyon + 4 “ * - rae peneaaneeceeneeemE eS So Kingsbury pl (c7) 19 7 - fa) Sth floor. ° : ‘1’ 612 Market st. Ge th tlhe fez) HOU SEK EFPER-—ACTIVE Ae HEAL THY. We guarantee you $15 per week to start skirts. STYLEFIT SKIRT ‘steady w ork ; work only 5 ) days: or phone Cabany 66 q or wrapping chairs. National | Trimmed Hat Co., 321 N. I4th st., cor, BOX A-320 POST-DISPATCH. (76) exqeapsateneiencinase ’ * $ : : sanitary workrooms. Excellent and a‘trac- ‘ERAT > he ' tive working conditions Apply at once. a cada AT! TA oN knew how, ‘est and lightest factory in © the Ar ot magazines to high- de prospects: no can- : = ‘ icv) . ead ag noon i men 's silk nec -kwear business ; | Wants experienced hand sewers on men’s in small town in Illinots: references. me “cust sts. Pee > | No limit to earring capacity; need 10 on; worth, 181% Olive. fe) | Apply 223 N. 34 at. (eo) | a nae! | ath a MAIN eT while learning; excellent op-j|*! year... : Central 2429 ae henandoah. p fe 7) : "9 _ - { Post-Dispatch | Mound City Waist Co., 1105 Washington, | nt on rk; ealarr. 10° wi is; good pay and good home chine, and girls for table work. arch. ot rienced preferred. 2901 Onsnge, (7) r wea - h: operate * , length of service, is paid to yvoung ladies be. : Om Pr din- a - , ™ 4 to good Engiis pe _ FIs N, 15th, (c) WHOLESALE $MILLINERY HOU SE. tween 16 and 23 years of age. who desire to weekly salary: permanent posi- HOUSEKEEPER-—In family hotel, with din- EXPERIENCED: ALL | OPERA T( IRS typewriter; answer in fox ME GIRLS—To learh millinery trade; good_ BAER. STERNBERG & COHEN, 2115! ; Bren : Ma Feige Me . } ing room; experienced in all’ branches: : salar $35 per month. x i learning. Fagle Hat Co. , 908 N. ath, y OCcUSs T. oe ; 4iephone operators. Uxperience Ao . — ore - 30 to 40: aive experience: neat and refined a rio ro. | Expert ed hi ‘ - apat — 4 —— =~! y. Apply t chan nearest vour | : . xpertenced on shirt waists. We pay high -o teh. ‘ “A age ty after 7 a. ilear Ex tion. OLI AN DR ESS AN D in appearance; references exc hanged, Box \ EAR I OSITIONS ’ GOOD est wages in the city: permanent position. e irs i : UR perienced candy; best candy shop. GIRL—F -al offl heck! on par- ; a. m. tf . , ‘ : on nat. Tianate (c) : ; - a sgttarchers and by Da tt | Grand, | — For meneral, office aanat ie on pay. change, 4400 Delmar: Victor Exchange. Ann| WAIST CO., 1105 W re, R287. _P t-Dispaten, ~ | SALARY. APPLY TO MR. | MENT CO” ‘ad “Washington.” MOHR seve ~- Ski (e | “a mrt ©. ree minster La ; and Indiana —_ or Sth floor Kinloch Bldg.. HO! SEMAIDS— Experienced. App!) figures: good chance for advancement. | o ; ’ pena! | Wanhtnatom Tots. .Mineta harh-| Aas S a — ook ere lace | AND TnONa Reet. Wahine Te? “| ROSENTHAL AT fee OPERATORS WTD. plor house work; _ small ‘O) are = Sa eel Fe eee ee eT cen —operater; | KINLOCH TELEPHONE CO. | AND, TRONERS— Prem. iris and general | way ena Washington. . ° air j‘ Experienced comp . | . laundry help. A y laun +l Hotel Stat Tar genera! ouse E = ’ . s me palary, Aly . Olive. bee ie To learn dressmaking: can make department store experience preferred: (c62) , ler. Bing on 3 fol) | HOC se pixng a ope work. NENFELD’S 610 WASH- | Hn - nion Special raachines, PO sett aecee wire the S@re TORS ou a at Co, 738 W shin ton, ; = Se must be rapid and accurate; state age. salary . =—o 4 YS “EXPER ENC 7 oy - ws ay ey -& onn a\ ; oe he ve a - anc nsteam on overalls. , ingle ne sie ‘ as Kto 7 (c7) desired and former employers. Box K-1S84, | 4a 4 [ LN ( EI HAWN 1) ; EW ERS He 1 ees W O™M AN—To take we of two chil- INGTON (c2) bonus: wood Opportunity. work; weekly e or general housework; home | Post-Dispatch | ‘ ’ Pe dren: no washing. T7711 Virginia av. | t Ve fe CXpCr- 110 . ala (ce) | WE GIVE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Ht D \ es i o LR Sy . CO. fe) | Spoaemee 1. T Limit, av.; fe Cabany | T MILLAN iB R W AN reD buy ON HOUSE DRESSES ° . ¥e : Wir oe — also to learn: “good “pay / GIRL— 13 to 16 years, to assist with ~ house- T : : BEG INNE RS AND _@r ocust St., x COT, SC? | 197. Call Mondar | Oo ASSIS nN managin a ‘hon Icxperienced operators can make $25 weekly | while learning. ‘Engel-Olian Paper Box) h ill reciat .L’ WHILE LEARNING. OUR GIRLS | IEMSTITCHERS—S l experienced or Ke core “ 'and additional bonus; will take a few learn- | 2) - OPERATO i. 1108 N. fa xt. work in small family, who w app e evera xperien n STATE SE WOMAN-—Younz woman for 1 Me | : ing for popular- priced millinery | ee with ~~ eekly guarantee w hile learning. lence © era Me ‘c7) | a good home more than bigh wages: hen ARE MAKING FROM _ i $26 WEEKLY. (double-needle machines; steady .. ork; good c: good cook: small family. WILDMAN FG. »., 1019 Washi ; - Lal or OK ; A 50 ‘ : LS—To assist in tent factory; need not treated as one of the family. 30x 6 MORRIS HOFFM ‘ N. > department ; must be first- class | DMA M Cc ashington, (¢) \ - | WORKING HOURS & M ro 4:30 P. M. may. Delmar Mire Co., 41% N. Ath st. (or | opperignces: steady work and good | Post*Dispatc! ee Sea | Best prices im ’ ——— L—Experienced in a GiRLS—Inteliigent; age 18 to 25, to work on) —ome and waxes. _ Sidney 116: 4282 Towa.| Laundry, 2415 Texa acelin al rH spaay "werk mA Modern. Skirt | ladies’ hate: nia sirle for other depart- tions. Must be grammar school | HOUSEGIRL—Or woman. ‘for general house- TRONER Ladies’ sothen {roner: experienced. C ENT STORE, hand and automatie machines. the el ASK. a shington. . (1) | mente: $9 a week to wart a, nao x for graduates. Apply Sup’ - work. Colfax h4l or ¢ ventral na: Lal (ce? ftecht TLavndry Co., 3301 Re a av. fc 515-518 | Washington Av. ( ¢) | NEW STANDARD ADDING | advancement. pply ha ct | HOUSEGIRL White. fo ~ house- ' Ss —Appi 0 30 ae —_——--—--- i . : | Experienced feather curlers, to work | Toth at. an «2i|B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. | work: no washing. SEss — meh) TON PRESSFEEDER—Apply Room 301. | MACHINE CO., 3701 Forest ' IN NY OF OUR ; pareen feathers. F. Dreyfus, 704 W a mn pe Te Te Se 8 ‘ : LS— want more than 10 gtris to serve , ; : : ee ; ; — ) I ; ; — )| ‘Sin Tunchroom : must live with parents or | ._ Broadway and Washington. | HOU ogy ay Py g004/ 508 PREIS FHEDER— Who knows a vom | rell ices ners Park Bi. | onday morning. mperienced, for drapery and lam»)| relatives; hours, 10:30 to 3; no experience —— 7 eS cepa Tea anne Ait & ee BDout serctin bok os? GAT a f Malti | $a floer, Rosenbere G i department Apply Warfield Shops, | ° Yonfectionery, 820 G RLS fio SEGIRL—For general housework; no| _Détent person. Call 500 N. 2d. aie LLY ee IK : ¥ , bs. | necessary. Leonhard’s Cont ye em) | IRLS |__Washing. 5638 Vernon av. KODAK FINISHER Positively experienced wi ? OPERATORS—Experienced on e {c) | Market. ‘ am oard; not under must be 4 FI . experienced. Apply SHAPLEIGH | th Floor, witk : dy | ; ed Hat Co., - ° oe aiting splendid National ‘Biscuit’ Co., Teh and’ Cane | Lhe con Vath and Tocust | sts. (c7), to go to work, 7:30 Monday morning. i emetar. =i = ai go) Pe ee eee (ebe} ready to go to work. We do not "ER. | eC rT OUSK — No munery: > best Wages, 6142) " _____. | om! " TRERE w 18ST CO., . >| GIRLS—-TO MAKE HEADLIGHT OVE CIR: I - Waterman. Apt. ears (c) . " ~ want you if you are employe 7 amt a 7 Hecht hevany = Beno no er dso. st MS m.. a ee cn | | wg yg ae rgneral “housework and Liz ADI ES —¥ OR | LIG Hi f, ‘ SIM- and satisfied, but if you are ¢a- | ' HARDWARE CO., 4th and O05 Washin on AY “e UNION SPECIAL MACHINE. LARNED &| ifty girls, 21 years or older, in| jorspainL rer entgomery. | PLE FACTORY WORK: pable and wish to get ahead, | Washington. (e7) | gi : ee ee ee ee eee eee nS —Pa rn ER & CO,. 182 PINE. | HOUSEGIRL—For housework. 4046 Me- 4 r ‘ in. the otaving eon gh Willer cA Fa ion light fe fact k: Wages $12 Pherson. __ ee JASY HOU RS: GOOD PAY. this is your opportunity. ‘OP E R N T QO RS _F x erienced, ! et) G6. 37th and Clinton, GIRLS—For light factory wor per week. Must be willing to learn. HOU SEGIRL—No | washing; “Apply 76258. HEIDENREICH & CO. \ Y C0. | i lea al d ! Y_-Aleo, sti tp. st rohers. shirt machine operators ah4! mugt be 16 years or older. Ap- | BLUEBIRD MANUFACTURING ©O,, | ;2awar. cles nee homeantr | 1912 Pine Sth Fidor. ” (e) (fl YLES MILLINERY C and Iearners, on muslin under- ,Paren, nox VORELADY -Alee se isan ndersc Laundry, 3070 Olive, (c__ ply 4400 Iinion av. (el) | ri and Washington. Apply in person’; _washine. 8540 Wyoming. Avartment Ro ———- —"> a. = 4 413 N. Seventh &t. 'wear, especially on zig-gag ma- | 2 ORR SOR. SEOs National Candy im, iat Biinn tesks mast be ac- eaten lat factory, ready to go to work, any | HOUSEGIRL—For genera) housework ; no Tas 6 jantedenoeay Hvatt’ and. N gz chines ; girls need not trim Ww ork ; ‘ASTE GIRI S—Also examiner; shirt t and ef and have some experience on typ - _ small chile iren: rood uw ages, S3WA2 Arsenal. } | . sunne Buseber b . = =D. GIRLS—18 OF Older - paw nee Aa. ) Monday os | HOU 'SEGIRIL—For general housew ~=35 > : LADY Youn« for dry goods store. 1815 z i th ome guaranteed salary. aeSterine Coe 2301 7 Lucas. re Mi) — washing d t i ‘ “ASS ay. — ; 7 ie: + 2 . _t¢ U sg ’ att 0° 4 peta r | salary i. onst. * von Haat Cow Bo LUNOSTRAS. DYEING AND CLEANING | GIRLS Experienced shirtmak- | ences, Apply 4146 Enright av, ’° refer- | 7 py. With jhotel clerl epertence, Sail | MODELS W ANTED Be R. LOW ENBAUM MFG. CO., 1 RESHER- ‘fied parma . : ye oy ee ——-—-—-—_-- ‘ ot 0 d Pine. (c) ; } t an ' N.SHner OF ims : OPERATORS—To we ; | partment; experienced pre-| > is Th Btw = ee Pe | “work: room and” pea 24 mae | LaBETe af eae Wabi heceebek, ola? te and costumes: also salesiadies required; nice | 23d and Locust. _(¢) | isseita—on indiew Karmen gripe capable Coe by cect & Kinsella’ Coffee and | GIRLS ‘especially in need of joiners, | _ Forest 150K, " ea (et) | assist in confectionery. 43° S. Grand. fcr Clothes Cleaners, 4273 Olive ptrest: fe ECe.. Ain ant Chestnut sts. ___‘c)/ TO LEARN TO ay MONDAY MORNING | label sewers, sleeve, neckband HOUSEGIRL—For general housework: four | LADY—For first-class pastry, out of city. | a surroundings, with excellent pay. emanates ~Anmea : big- hk MSTRESSES “i WANTED and attention to beginners, and | family of 8 aduite, “Apiy | CAUNDR | OPERATORS, Experienced of, aees’ Co: | Apply ELY & WALKER Biya set Simntng Co, Tae : ) cPherson. Cabany 27% (ce) 24 Washington, _ Ath floor (e%) | wood machine; wiliing to ~~ eee te We give special instructions | Latayette Victor 2422. 2-R. OL AU NDRE SS—Monday: steady position. 4515 | __ power machines. 4319 “Natural Bridge wets sh p housework in family of 3 adults. Apply | N - SW = city CT aa ll hil ] ; 4742 Westminster pl. | L AUNDE as 7 8 haga Mondays) or Ture | ein wv 4 CLOTHES FA ORY, 4 floor. TIPS TY wey pay we while earning. | HOUSBHGIRI lo = - rv SeATORE — skirts: steady wer. a ( 65) ; good oo tunmit to z—Colored for general ' 6 ha NDHRESS— For Monday or Tuesday. ] | OP Louls * @kirt Co.. - 16th and Locust sts. * ¢ i“ ‘al! zy Pally ere Girls for light factory work. ; housework. Webster 1205. 135 8. Gore ov. ussell av. d AN, 1019 Wash- We also have good positions | wWeneer a ter 0 | _Re | | a ee gtom, 3 2d floor. reg open to experienced operators in : SOUGRGIRL Aid. ehlie- Zor general | | EAUNDRIRRS Weise ae a OPE f.—On power machines: Tghy cool | OPERATORS— Skirt ‘and but. | Beam onpeortupit ati diame | a lD sewing departments. housework; family of 4; no children. (Lav NDRFSS—Sit. by white laundress. Mon- | 1135 8 oF ishington;. 24 ee, “teh ton sewers, aiso0 inexperience SECRETARY. ~~ GIRLS WANTED 18th lown ' | Cc. Miller. 2101 Obear avy. Miz South Experienced on Union } b t tea lv work. uonere HOUSEGIRL—To do cookin 4 house- =~ Th -| OPERATORS —Experten irls est pay; & ua) - Seer thes | F « an u ani a ae white. for Tuesday: ni Appl Weil. Wetter "Site. 4 . : 4 f 4211 Mallinckrodt Chemical W oreo RICE, STIX FACTORY | amex: rate Jury) fg, and kee Set ee ee ee eee Con 1408 Locust at. h/SELZER GARMENT CO., 321. ciate homes er We ki wrapping; **- s HOUSEGIRL—F it k: Guth-! “a Gave a | OPERATORS—Experienced on mi idiee: - (c) sEweRS—Exp BP vy om Fos “irs enter done N 6 olic preferred . seterence. "Grand ‘2068 Ww.) CAUND REN tgtncen Ibead 12 Bunday. abn steady ake, yarn. big pay. Tiger W = tN. 14ea st. c ine, we wil to 22. 0 8719 Juniata. fc) ‘McPherson. Forest 5524. | stock, : OPE RAT IRS—Ext a OE on pesenn i. Nok TobtT® CHEMICAL HOUREGIRI—For general housework; eood wtT SRERATOR veriock. ‘machine: steady” Tai | ; 4 d Ta Toe INCKRO 4414 Page Boulevard. | .maes: phone Cabany 6T13W, or call ot |} AUNDRY HELP Special Over. Bager Mfg. Co., 905 Was:-| ladies’ muslin underwear an ania? viNtaH el 7 t block , clothes N. 2d st.; one Experiences, and giris to | ington. ‘)! flannel outing gowns; can use| 25 — c53x HA | Foe SEGIRL—-White for general house- r ae: roadway cet lise. __(c532) ND SEWERS—And finish Be) se wiettece mMty: extra wood wawes 1 aE Ze pS (et) | OPERATORS Rap to O08 ner wresk ehort | a few girls to learn; paid well | sHinTMAKERS—Kxperteneed: all perte were. tap cat aot gate. firet floor sou c ators can earn GIRLS—To learn shoe business. ers ; best prices in city. Ap- rkL—< woman, for ov ree LAUNDRY HELP pours sendy work. Abbot Overall Mfg. “s while Jearning. ELY & W At.st.| <5 be rome at Buck! ey anit Or * INTERNATIONAL pl at once. S. M. WERBER | Sere live with ~~ er reterence, | Rosanom alice lady to work on curtain | OPEBATOR®S- a work on mi4étes IRL ING FAC TORY, 16th | ROK “writ Se = Consolidated Pa good pay S NT . 70 Ww te for at work, roeners am machines. sie’ co CO., ete I and St. GARMENT. CO, (04 ashing. | iach feely Se eal po | pile tov weara for fiat work: | iroper 3 | x ht ; ats, 3d floor. (c62): ,f2" laundry God" Pastleman av. v. and Locust ee colored: esil 278 - + eer My 4s

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_&® 1100 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. — _avavar 3, ists . a a ek . "MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE __ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE _. | HOUSEHOLD “@00DS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD Goons For eau NOUSEHOL! ' COLELLO | LL ES : FURNITURE HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS, | HELP _WANTED—WOMEN. G _GIRLS) HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS) MISCELLANEOUS FOR § SALE : OOD Owns ww es OO Owes Ll Pala Le a 7 — tl et ot | Ny’ = | E. BOEHNTL,’ s « - ‘ ~ ‘ DAV ENPORT- For sale: ‘ - ie . oi “ , rel nar S Palm Beach oxfords, $2; kymnasium : Historical to gs PASE-B N —_, le: nard-coal; Om = * po funk: | BARRELS—For sale, about 25 sugar barrels o «for is, $1.50; ¥ bowling. Etavard, 1036) and Vicinity,” 1840. of hy ae | nt a} tie Hing Dan Scannell, fat 4472 | _» ply John Kirchner, janitor. “4 * ’ id ers. 4200A Hi SHIRTMAKERS—Girls to work STRAW Sewers COME A AT ONCE. K. &| : : ; - all rare of silk shirta, " : ST HAT O., 906 N 1TH ST. __| YOU NG LADY — Thoroughly | RTs may mw 908 Times pidg | Mucke (2) Fin onic, traps. cheap. at 218 may ae so of Finney av. aa Pind mahogss as Ts—Por sale: f Ty a PURNITU Re 5, Gis s lads rh “Ty LAL BOX—Fo le; f uto, salesman a ween ie - oy ~ 8747! end mehogeny; Pp or ladies’ straw hats: experienced in general office | | BOTTL ES AND JUGS—For sale: 300 haif | — AL BOX ioe door gantener and Yale 38) a sale, combination table bed MBs oy: alte mm nem is ae 4 . & ,. steady work all year around; best prices. | NO . * ion @ t 2c each. Br46 e cece T y ; _ girls to learn ; steady work ; ‘good | Diamond? Hat Co.. 701 Lucas. «2)| Work, must be neat and accurate, | Gravois, “gocher Grand. ee — | lok, S3422A Utah. _ = LOOK—TOBACCO BED—For sale; small: end spring: 62. Del-, DAVENETTE SUITE— For sale: 4 rs ; VELS—For sale; mechanical electrica _mar 2059R; 4108 West Pine, atid Alaska av. upholstered: - meee ST PRA W SEWEnS—Girls to sew ladles” straw SE eee ay. MUELLER - CARTER te: steady all-year work: wocttivels .~ | permanent if satisfactory. Ap- ROLL -ER AWNING Sve gale; 3 terns Ss. vices, labor savers. specialties, expert- 3 chewing _ smoking, milé or) Gene tw salete: sell cheer 2SectA eather pillows, clo .) , -'Mgehtens madame’s work. 207 N. strong: 10 $4: $4.50 post paid. | BEDS—Two, complete: se DAVENETTE SUIT—For sale; aa SLL re er rae eT Tee Spanish leather; simost new: y r tor f - ECKWEAR CO., 1405 Wash- . vet or felt work. Crown Millinery Co... ply ROBBINS & MEYERS, 1524 | i346 Labedie. nail Ni th street. One order will convines what real toba«co ; is. Write for BED—For saie; white enameled; full ana ak frame. bargain 203 South J A , 068 Washington, Sth floor. Lindell Bidg. (c7) | Cl} buok Vv. STRIPPER ~Tw ‘ly: |\BEVERAGES easity made at home; bvok, |- ;RAPH— 7 ed one P OBacen Ea 7 ington . (¢e ) “ek. 0. Cigar | makers ony $10, 1emical | Bldg. (c) | | 2c, ‘aver. A. B., Box 154, Colum noms, Mi IROBRAT Bree cheap. “Sho Olive “o) —_— _ TOBACCO ‘FARM, Paducah, _complete; $12.50. 6328 ston. —_ | DAVENETTE—F\ 4 le; fu = ' URE (99) BED- For sale, large solid oak, box spring; | Spanish leathe sale, fumed oak, be PURNITC RE Ph one Bo: nont 17 SAW : 8213 Olive (7 |-—--—— aoe fl . nor nth; se lf- inking; SHOE ST, STITCHERS—On Infants’ shoes. T18 TAIL ORE Ss | y =" ae apes : “e7e We - ” ee - . SHO 7 E Ww () R K E RS—Gi “ls to . “4 —-~- Over 16 years, to learn ‘Geatine. If outfit: $200. or take a team of 2600 lbs. _ M phouse. 1525 Je Soto. adel fc Sestinn . co 1 butcher tathey 6-in. blade. . = ee r x o 19 Wash ; Call Sunday. * ” ir * TE A ROOM GIRLS” you wart profitable employment the year | borses; good workers; good location for! Mc TOR — sale; electric. Apply nt slightly rusty; t $3.20 dozen: sell for $1.75 learn shoemaking Wanted: «sb hours; good AY | Found | in A ae coms WwW here Hght and air’ man Rox J-48, Post- -Dispatch. bale tion onday. ec); dozen; 2-blade Pp pocketknives, $2.25 quality. JOHANSEN BROS ; SHOE CO HERZ OAKES CANDY, ° i wit yoo where far Eg TT ake | BU1 TLES—For sale: and patent av ag vin one ror sas 1@ or rent: sizes. new § —— 1 Joeman lunchboxes, without bot- >. y) , : ; P - “ and meta! top stoppers; sor homemade bev- id used: wiring, repairin bt installing. | a mn square olicans, with tat nl ; >| TELEPHONE OPERATOR ae some fil- | personal ir tereat *m you, then it will be to erages. Columbia Bottle Co., 3831 Done if cme Electric Co., 227. Market st. (coo) pony $1 25 on —— otic Pi. BED—For sale, beautiful bed, svrings, mai- closet, bachelor’s wardrobe, @ —— ee eee ee. a oa ee - ae ee ee ~** 2 Geen — ©. *. “2 —_ —— - —- BED—For sale, ‘an ring and mattress, like 7ay ENETTE SET For eale: 4 ; ; new, 373@A St. Louts. Alt table, dark oak; excelie com cn w FURNITURE BED—For sale. and | sulky, $10; Sunday, | cost $125; bargain. Sazs - 120 F Dewev Smith, 1931 Montgomery. DAVENEBTTE sl iTe—For cen . |= = @" payir eu: As © ositiorss. \CAN VAS— Have bough a lot of U Ss aki Vindow screens an rass xtures, 2 & __ sto ° . . ° . Cook and Newstead. _—__ — NEW RA SHIRY CO., 901 Lucas av. _ | canvas in all sizes: will make window and _Burd, —— | ape Te._Motorist. 1882 Locust. —- davenette, Axminster russ, brary table, be kcase. chifforobe, 4388 | Kenner yr Job- rr a Wtd.--Men's sults, overcoats, | fonier 3837 Delmar bi. =| bed. saat Ry et. parlor ™ SU RNITURE 1 —- ‘" RiMMENS ~And operators to make rrd —_ —— wy (rch awnings: will sell cheap. Star me oom SHOE WORK ERS—Women and ode a—eeren © wae wear; aad to Sag ps HARRIS POLK HAT CO. ing Ce. Se N. 10th, sale f Vi aetas Weta Ga) Tae Prankiin. (cad : pas $80; auto will call: | BED—For sale, % size. | good spring a im. al cmahetele fas girls over 16 to learn on high- : ©». 419%. cre. monllamat taal ~ 7. ett? WASHINGTON, js giner , marbles: z met ool te ‘ENT SAFETY KEY DEVICE—For sale, d ‘saw ral ‘Monday. 3844 Humphrey st. : wg Paani ag aS valne nk De o~— en ——+ | ap makers; experienced and inexperienced;| once. 2218 Cherokee. ———_-— 2 (reer: av. ST ; oe i ttreas a- i WV . : J . ’ ‘ CaM ‘KS—Experienced n mi illinery; will Gist | good : : ae an ' - A EL, Wtd.—Or men’s suits, overcoats, | ss. refrigera-| room suite, Willlam and Mary FURNITU a est' grade women’s shoes; best of ach eile ane wear taeda | ON MONDAY MORNING — | datigcste tie tssonabis Call Sones.) PS SP sep SE ba Nal Can aaeS| aah ed Wang Res teal aa | tor gus Tames ivingcroom sets U6 Bar| anetny | Oh, Amana Tole am IG ) t ' ert mil yt ir or u e we OS ° ’ Pp y AY MORNING | 100% Market st. 2 ESO: OR h at. _{c); mar ‘B65, Forest 767. 4426 Page. Joe Gelber. | _™*" eee aye aa ~~ ————- | gonable. “soi Marviand av a r : SRT URE wages; ideal factory conditions. | _itelmar Mfg. Co., 415 N —stiihil = . Sorat gh ee ==py ACCOUNT ENLARGING JR) CASH REGISTER—For ‘sale: cheap: at ®4 PA \T Oll-—For sale; takes place of linseed (cB) | LED—For sale, solid mahogany bed. dress- | 7) >= > auire—For eale: ey oom : s i : %or | Qs . . pipe . a . ? SUNLIGHT k ACTORY ur M by, AN Do Mi ti. L, Nt RY F AC! wn OL a. @ Cor, Grand and .. re in paint: $1.40 per gallon, delivered 'n RASEBALL UND NIFORMS Wtd.—Dozen, good. ing table woes , ecales, BED, iron, $2.50: spring. $1; ‘rocker, | $1: tern, 2800 Franklin. +s oe Workers Wanted. ing CHEDULE OF WAGES FOR | Casi, 2EcistEns—comourne "8 m83.50: soring. .$1,. eines’ cup ) 7 Ay ee = ; nd: o xchange; terest excius!¥@®: mi! ord illed Ranetite Wat proofing 1 43. 15 ning tabie, ’ VENP —_ | oe. ti -.8 Gitla to learn machine and table work. | TRIMMERS AND _MAKERS ON INEXPERIENCED GIRLS IN dealers. Southern nt Register Co., 10 : aa. | ish. we a ae high oven gas range, $7.50: re. | DAVENPORT —For sale. and 2 FURNIFURE— 1 LADIES’ H ATS PAP ER k ‘ACTORY : » an mattress: all clean; bargain for #. Cail —» as SS x LE =. a | - 9 : . ~— fa = nmcpeeeahasins ‘A NT—For sale, lot of high-grade, -s BOILER Wtd.—Hot water. sectional, gool | CEILING f° a sale; a. “nea r wilt si. 2hdly damaxed cans: res 2 3 oe snake yen 14x16; also 22-inch pipe. . rade for 16-inc des an. shutter green 50 a galion nterlo BL a ‘c) Olive st. J a mNPO 7% | ne hp || Psture varnish, $1.25 @ gallon. 3668 Ohio. CASH REGISTER Wid a 6 on @ drawer: | HE D. ani RT Foo ke In excellent a - 00 s 66”, 5 ae ee ee ee eS mea on - = iol -_ xperienced on shirt waists: weekly salary: bartnent . re SaaK hone Grand 3268. (80) i> DIES —For sale: sizes isin. to 2-In.; | COP*EE MILL Wid.—Direct current, etate| Sf@ sll, sanitary: secondhand in nate, cue: | DINING ROOM FURNITURG--Vor aul - positi Cal Y sf 10; nr P a __-—_- - OF ‘ ‘ We sell wholesale to deaiers in | tension table and @ chaire . FU RNITU RE- ot (j ay. wit Ay Or work. MOHK GARME 1 Monday. ready f tor ADDITION AL INDL C EMENTS CHECK PROTECTORS—For sale. coin Rntly rusty: never used; 25c to 50c pair. _price ang condition. Box _F-288,. Post-Dis, pecking and shipping _, re — “ poe & will sell for $25. 6 Penross ’ riment; ca | SRBte av ’ hanrers duplicator. dictaphone,. typewrit- ees a= . $$$ —_-_—__—_— | >» y uyers Take Belt or elieron n -_ —ae . 2 = In the events BRAUER BROS. SHOE CO.. 206 N, 14th. . — fc 8 Hour Day. ea. abéinas "sneahines and me goed Me PIPE] ESS FURNACES COU PON BOOKS CASHED 7 i ey yt off ot tok and Cash, | ey gg gee #53 i yement_ © ; / Y . e addi N ACI ir pe- | nnn . . ) ’ erTonece CA aS Sese ' 4 “yy, - > m BKIR RT MAKER— Experienced, Starr- Kal | TUCKERS 4 Hot Noon Day Lunch at Cost. | writer Gon os ” Ld a eae v1 lot-air furnaces_ inst alled; Jewel; saves | Boncs, Stamp books cashed. Highest prices; walk 2 . hiecks west and turn south, or trang-| DINING SET—For sale. ~ @lemant — r Stew bes , e Ez (c) |} paid by anvone | fer to Belt line Look for the name of walnut pertod. $100. 3615 Laclede. hee : Wiltem vem. oa Bt, _}510_ Washington. Free Medical: Service | COFFEE URNS—For sale, ‘one set of bat- | fe). McHenry. i008 Repston. _(e) | : : T TAKERS— -And coat finishers: ‘ston ty | Wanted; experienced on shirt waists; cool | >. f : . on av., Il. | PLUMBING MATERIAL—For sale, flush INDEPENDENT BOND CO.. | Levy ‘Bros., 811 313 8, _ 16th st. DINING-ROOM SET—For sale; big bei Cates. lst door pay. Cramer, 704 Washington. | and daylight fac tory; half day Saturday all W omen in Charge of ner, 7 will ____ Room 401, . 4th floor, 411 Olive st =e BEDRUOM SET—For sale: © ‘Ircassian wal-. j ¢ ‘abany | 20587. ms F T TRNITU RE. ; IRT MAKER--Experienced: ready to some > gee y ™ * ¥ . ! DIN — : K k ey Lieberman Hros., 1234 | | OSE GARMENT CO., 1319 Washington. Recreation Hall. | Wash sts. § 3° Rar PL ‘MBING and heating supplies sold direct ——_ 7S brask i veniter av Ce) | PIST AND OFFICE ASSISTANT— ~Tem: R = a me wholesale prices: 30 to 50 per cent sav- DIA s range, coal range. etc. 1820 Nebraska. , ~~~ — Ho a Nama elief Fund fo ss Etc.! Gorrer URNS_F ie. 4 and 6 gallons: IAMONDS WANTED | _gas range. c: eS ——————- | DINING SET--for gale, : and Page Hos 1 for Sickne | or sale, n ons on buthroom wvutfite, tubs, closets, lava- | REDROOM SET—For _— “-—aslen® wainut Pye so. dt “S12 a > sane FURNITURE—_F 4 CEMETERY LOT—For sale, 20x20, Valhalla.) 1,0"; wagon: bargain. Inquire at 2001 Ann. | CEMETERY LOT—For sale; 6-grave; 45 ‘ tery. 2412 Madison av., Grarite City - tenk, closet bowls and washstands; wr Lz = — enk, close wis . . COFFEE MILI —For sai, and, grocery a _tenk, See oct? stbddard. (c) CUCKOO CLOCKS Wtd.—Oid of discarded! nut. 118 Kast wae DINING SET—For sale, goide g a oviv: for cash. 4449 8 Arco: Grand 234W REDROOM ‘SET—For sale: sideboard, chairs, . 3615 Laclede av. : f oe TY! IRT MAKERS—Also learners; call Monday porary position: experience required. ) th st is. | ‘ also two 6-gallon batteries Ww stancs- | tories. Kitchen sinks, all other plumbing and | Your diamonds valued free of charge. Bee | _ period, $125. 3615 Laclede DINING _per_ month, Address Box F-24. Post- bis.” _|'Apply CRUNDEN MARTIN a le INING SET--For a ee " City Cc Co., 506 8. 7th. : found Citv Coffee Cc —. | hecting material: prompt shipment f-om a/ us first and get our offer: diamonds are in- | BEDROOM SUITE—-For sale: and other new: moving 340. Yi a5 household goods; cheap. _ : 2 1AR $ Colloge. ic) Sunday A. : and : morning ready to work: best prices in city. Garment Co., 1000 Washington fourth Theor, COLLAR CASE-—-For sale. plate-glass, 48x12! co:aplete stock; the only house selling up-te- creasing in value daily: we are in a position | TYP IsT Experienc ed in genera! office wor MFG. CO., and wy be ¢ filing. L. A. Knight Co., 11: inches, 3535 8. Spring av dae, guaranteed material wholesaie direct. /to use any quality or any amount of feose | _ houseno ee 2. Mark ket st. ; a ‘ - | Second and elena Sts. . : — ee pr ome er Wite for catal Independent Pluinb- j ; , = > } ITI? CALES—F pale; siicing e r catatogue. iGepel uin or mounted diamonds, as high as $500 r| BEDROOM SU iTES—For sale, two, DINING | a oak — ive experiance and | position; 0, to, start; | ek for Miss Pickett ——— gag gg go see us before| i+ and Heating Supply Co., 1117 Chestnut. | karat is what we pay; no éiataend too anal _ rugs. 1278 Oak court, (cT) table, S chairs, Dutiet aintne wr garments. Fashion Post suse ee = a-aeu, | ~ ; buying elsewhere. 1537-1545 N. 15th st.) roe (089) or too large: we buy all sizes. S. SMITH &| > _- ie: oak; S-plece, com-| like new; bargain. A828 Easton , — PAEDAPAAIDPLELSSPPDS | AS 1 OO 7 : * *"Ceng) PLUMBING AND STEAM | Ria 6 deseo north of Olive st. bination bookcase, Mortis chal. ‘| DINING-ROOM SET—For sale; fumed | FURNITURE—! elecher. RO WY. (of library table. 2839 S. Jefferson av. like new; $600: moving! 8326 M ' robes, chiffon! | . | i. | preseer: Seat work; first- | PIS ° ay IST = SLADIES Experienced FP. W. Wis) | CONCRETE ashpite and all kinds granitoid FITTING SUPPLIES a rer SUITE—For sale; American wal-/ Snday morning. — be 3 enatte bet. wren | 5004 King’s miguway Ca | ' BPOTTE pay for high-class giri. Cail Grand sea0 — oe Ser ses, J cleaning hole tee Grand nth ibGe B, Becateee. oat. undry an ean ne Co.. 8044 Lawton, (+) Good pay: a splendid chance for begin- AOL TRE A ORE gk work. Schottler, 5956 Ridge: both vhonee. | EMPTY_BARRELS Wt4d.—An4 xes. mm ~ ER—Expertenced on silk and ladies ’ Apply Dr. L. D. Le Gear Caen | SAL ESLADY—Experienced, for dry goods (coo) Yow do not have to be a plumber or steam- son Furniture Co., 2219 Wa st. es | Oa floor west. a oy | ore ROOM SET—For sale; : mattresses, Ca ts. Grand Dyeing and Cleaning (o. 25 N. Broadway. (e44) | _ Store. Apply B. Laventhal, 8221 Cass. — £2 | “OMPOUND COFFER—Coffee and cereal fitt-r to buy from va We sell to evervbod mont 157. at EE we ge ” rsinia av., Sunday @ Ft RNITURKE—F 8 ton av , rT > : ey Pe ao - on Anee ‘ oe _— y y FAN . | REDROOM SET—For sale; 3-piece, xasatieem _Monday _10 to 2 o'clock, a bench. 8125: ¢ . (c) | WAITRESS—clw 8S, Grand: Eagle. an:ly SALESLADIES—Ten crew, $3 day; steady:| mixed: 10 pounds, $2.50. Order now before fer less than plumbers and steamf:*ters can | FAN ¥'ta.. --Exhaust; a. ¢.; state size aid including springs. 5610 Pershing —— c __ Show. (eT city; county. Bellis, 4528 Cook. coffee goes up. Zimmerman, 4604 S. Grand: buy Write for iliustrated catalogue. how long used. Forest 7180. te) | Wainut; incit a & 5 DINING-ROOM SET—For sale: m ’ port, rockers, ¢ _(cf9) hr ee av. apartment 04 cellent condition; reasonable. } Me coal rankes: as: aft & TMAKERS—Firest-class; steady | post- — . a for right rties; call between 8 a. m. and 5 p. nS Olive. — Vienna Chic, * (oc?) ning work. 2710 St. Louis a i CONe Bachna BAGS—For sate: cneeth | arte | — J ove aes ; OER xperienced: best wages: stealy | W oF TR SS ES—6 davs a week. 8 hours | SALESLADIE S—Experienced; good salaries) . 4th st fel) cK: perfect condition. See aymond| wANS Wtd.--A. c.: give Bize, make and! fe44 Delmar bl table. 5 ch ; et ; sa — a: Bineene 497 | airs ome arm work, | U. 8. Cleaning Co., 517 N. ew - | work 2337 Franklin. (c7) | Local Apply Ackerman’s, Broadway --_ C oo HET WORK—For sale: fancy. 2518A ami : F aa Wroe cates ee cc} _price: drop postal, — 17 Olive st. (cti2) BEDROOM SUITE ‘For sale. 5-plece bird's; 875. \ letor 2627 R147 'Cherobes ey ‘ —— | WAITRESS ~—aape roam ed; call Windsor | - — a erth Market. - _ CO or sale; selected, for manufac- FINANCIAL—Party to Cree Close maen- ain; call Monday, Davis, ININ OOM , med | TURN The. ET EN —And presser; experienced. Hold- | —ftestayrant, 2227 Olly E. (c) | SALESLADIES—Reliable: in retail dry cu conios For sale. coin, medal and stamp; ‘ie! 6 . 3 anantity; will sell cheap for ufacturing corporation to the extent. of 14i2 =. stae goo ae ser 7 fine oon | PUNE CURS F mal Dyeing and Cleaning Co., 2900 In- | WAITRESS ie reno Sip wee | «4«K00ds: good steady position. 1329 ee | collections. curio cabinet, curios, kodaks, — we. dt SE Ee RS a iggg a. good, sound business propos!-| ii) ROOM SUITE For sale; new, never| tion; $85, 5890 Easton. , ae eee 1Hn Olive street. ; j — | bric-a-brac, booms. Marlin rifle, 45 gauge. }| Ui CORN ‘ARTONS—90, 000, at $1.75 per] tion. Box _F-165, | Post-Dispatch. ns w! A chiffonier: bar- | - — ‘ or ey SPOTTERS Experience) girle; steady work; WAITRESS—Experienced. A ve -~| SBALESI. ADY—Experienced. for jadies’ | _ 9m snn"; Castleman. ne esp 100; and “40 ibs. wax paper. cheap; leav-| FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Wtd. —Large or used: oak bed, Mow Derk maerese Co., 2219 DINING ROOM SET—For oats , _— = Schuck Cleaning and Dyeing Cc o., “ -Aperiences . pp! y at once, / ready- to-wear store. App! y 7625 8. Broad- 1’ CURTAIN TRE’ rm HERS For gale: air | ing country. Stored at Wm. Anthers . 5005 atnall size. 2653 Lafavette v. Gg ; o7 48. cain > cary ed, v- plece, golden oak; like new; . cs 4110 D Olive. fel) Monarch Restaurant, Easton and Taylor. | way. Iaclede 37R. | c naddind Aa. . cheap. ’ 4 N y ard = , ; Ww AIT ian In restaurant; food pay. 2611 _Hros . - &. Rroadway. ib tin ~nAwr — ' ‘heap: call Kk ‘RIGE RA TORS FF or sal le: counter display FU RN AC Ez Ww td. -Blower sy stem, to heat 4 j room suite, plec es, 3 rugs, etc. ; like | . lomets, sideboards, kitchen pov " ; WEENOGRAP HER Sante: 5, nnd -S. Broadway. baLn SADIE S—Bix. for Ssvertanns : . DOME. * Ty 9 ee ou} cheap; Fa “ses, to promote sales of yas Onn Lata ~ agp 13 feet high. Grand at * — vig rifice 4201 Marviand av. “REBUT co Call Mondor, sgeaemes. rues n ohm ‘ Mell y peret ;, , ‘HESSES ‘e x! need for ail naign in city; house-to-house; you ca —____—_—— — a terms to suit, get list of satisfie Lafavette (c - ~ + dca ; we GRAPHER—Young lady; must be , FX aad ghert howe wor E Apply sens, nell it will pay you to see me. Mr. .| DOORS—For sale, two, 4x feet each. ‘sit-| bers, Howe Scale Co. Bid- 514 Mt. ¢ Charles. ' HOT-WATER BOIL ER Tia BEDROOM SET— ~ American walnut; Chippen- DINING SET. 0: buffet. $14.50; : PURNITURE—A desired. Aad Fae are "Post. x A anlesy | P12 Olive ame & 1A aie ict) | O06 Washington av. vos Mag @ warage. Grand 2548. 2653 Ma~ | ES TAURANT RANGE—_For sale: gruin eic-| pacity for 6 rooms; must be cheap. For- Os Pee gg By brand-new sample: estal table. £16.50: Domeatic n 228 Severs s : a. a —aenea WAITRESS— Experienced: dinner “work; no SALESLADIES—Catholic: we have a few | 5 Por sale: 100-ib. adjustable. | ‘tor amd conveyor; assortment of lumber | eat 1008 ‘cl will sell for less than half the price. Levy | chine. $3 0: blue nickeled high tg aa phone STENOGAPHER- —Experienced: apply Riley | Sunday work Call Monda 308 N. ‘Jet | openings in our sales department; our work | DU MBBELL—For sale; 100-Ib. adjustable. nl other art icles, at 2124 N. 10th. (eT) INVALID CHAIR Wiad —Give orice ana as- dn 311-218 S, 14th st. io) | Tange, side-icer refrigerator, AXxt® ' ‘ ee Supply Co., Third and Vine; ask for | fers “y 7 ys ) is essential; big money for ambitious la; | AVS 8. Broadway. RE VOLVER _—_For sale: uvage automatic: Seription. Box A-307, Poat- Dispatch. (es4) REDROOM SE T.. “Most beautiful 7 7-plece; | Fuss. davenette, chifsorode. 3523 . | Sourern or Rereman. : ‘ . ’ ‘ 6c tical | 7 - in ' s+ ~ . ; Pow . TARLBE—For sale: large size Rrune- | must be good me ‘new, . “Central SaiiR. shit | BEDROOM SU ITk— -Brown mahogany. co caucians. ak CRNITL ine =~ lonial style: also Circassian walnut suite. | Db] NING-ROOM SET-—-For sale: io completely fur ee elty: no ddalers “So : _—— we ~ a - a _ ~ ee e na2e Magnolta. ~ ? ; shoe ame : state experience and Salary de- Broadway On10 NO Jeff BOS TCLOPE DI “eee ) sale: Handy Vv olume at 40-70 caliber, 800 BS-O5 sheils, Wc TOR Wid _s BEDR«‘ OM SU 1’ TES— Almost: new: ~ Amerie an ABs call sired. A-208, “Post- Dispatch. rp — oe wesiea ve coe fiat i ae ON, ra erson. +, aed: : ri $127 [ have paid : is, all for §: oO, a 2802 Ol iv e st. {cl , 15 td —Size | 4 or 10 h. D., @ Cc. a vd } walnut. French gray. brown mahogany ; 5 ‘ all 8 ~ 4. Ms boot Potomac. —> - ee —And tyvaiat tor oe | WAITRESS—Come ready for work Monday NALESLADY—Catholic young lady who STO gy te - atit ef whe Pp AD and railroas maps: all perte or U. 9, | —S0out 1) Db. p. 1480 N. 10th at. _ fC) | : ite, handsome living room | DINING-ROOM SUITE-—For eale, & 5 PURNITURE—F pu 1ER—And typist for general. No Gunday . : $67: will give vou benefit of what I ha : ; beautiful dining suite, | t + For =e = Apply Henry ife!t Chemical | Mes undays. Fraincois Restaurant, 110 N. up to her convictions, on outside salew paid if you will take debt off mv hands, _Foster's, 410 Wa ve mh ngton av, _ (c62) MULTIGRAPH JUNIOR Wto.—Firet-class furniture. library table, elegant player- | tiful 10-piece Early English: uae ees an ith “PP peventa. st. : i force: will train > mabe am ent 4k |. pavable $4.50 monthly. Box F-229. P.-D, ' For sale. 4257 Enright av. (c) oan ondhand ++ spar wpe Me a x yaaay § Fl ts; piano, fine phonograph, etc.; bargains; no; will sacrifice for $175. Cal! Mo ing suite, dave 212 8B. ss ‘x pe : . e Saale no experience c : - - ————= — “a rea & ae fpe oniy, w & ¢ >is. are y 2 (4) 4 STRNOGRAPHER— —And office assistant: Oll- | > b- raye ny aa aaa , a 8 testauran:. room 577 Wright Bide. (2) | FAN—For sale, 1 ceiling fan, d. c. S024a ‘e-—For sale; 156 feet No. 1; like new. | Box 1082. St. Joneph. “Mo. = Pemex *.¢ Coniere. Se ae cabanne. SOT | atte “~ ver machine: state wages. Rox F-ii11 11 Missourt, East gg ee + ’ cnt > _ ptaxeuper sn Easton. : os ee ' : ; 2 N. Taylor. ors See 3 aie ae ._.—-—- | PER@OLATORS Witd.—W j cea. | BEDROOM SUITE- FOR SAL ie aan DINING ROOM RUITE—For pale: el srevognar Sa — ~ AL ESLADIES _ iP AN ~F or sale: “16-ine h desk: foo ad «¢ —: "3 ‘or sa le oe fine, extra large black put on han: lles that on repair: fll makes: Vee olive. tT pA S eemicaeane leather — bar me Lo ony cringe. ’ benr skin rug; cheap. Call Monday from repair and solder aluminum ware N15 Y LARGE, AS* “> ’ . ~ Fas j ; ; 7 4 ~ n we desk: full size iron bed:) construction; hair filled: made at -—» Y é : - NaUISHERS— Ww megan mae on 2802 Olive. (COO) | Adil. Box F- 270. Post - Dispatch. Case seed riting 4d : Comatock’s: covered én denim. Whe iz GAM RANGE? Se cetera for | most WOMAN- of small flat; Penny & Gentiles FIR" (EXTING underw riters’ » aperay fed type SH "CG ; N—For sale: has merlesa: mith No Cc. CASH Paid for span epee gy ty ey rains: Enrieht: call Swn day 4408 wi rviend, aay easan ( on in sma couple employe wages ( 2236 §s e “ . 7 { ' ade rice Ox 20; > et enter, 1one mont 219 . ‘TOE Te ey “ metarremnerpeminmammenmmunmindntiesanatiy | . office ne 3 he The General Mfg. Co.. 18th and Pine. (cS 8) I} trap grade; price $25. 2631 Brannon. eet DONG BOMONE SIME We | RRASS BED—For sale. springs and mat- DRESSER-—For sale. ote a OAR RANGE--F 6 : _.#namel front | offic TS | - . - 4 assistant: ~ DESIRABLE traveling position will be va-|_C©a!! Monday, 1005 Market st. _ STEAM RADIATOR AND BOILER—Fo diamonds, old or broken false teeth, with | sell at Jow price. Levy’ DRESSERS—For sale; 2 mahogany; GAN RANGE—F ridge, 2d and Arsenal. today. -— (c) | _ridme. : a ea SHAPER STORES, FAN—For sale, d-blade. 16-inch oscillating: | £%. Mim molded hose. corrugated. sold! REVOLVERS Wtd.—And eutomatic pistos; | vn . : t th o oc € ; 10! y- | c ° 1 . ttre 7 os arta , ~b will pay cash or trade, 1023 Selby. Cen- | BED KPRINGS For sale mrttrens. TUR) DINING ROOM SUITE-~Por wale el LOUIS GoLDE 1” r’s experience: rood l- | _ Monday, 402 N. th. (c) —_ . . . ” loa 2 two 12 t._ */ ) - ress. three anarter bed springs: matt reasanahie fer reframe) 4 Victor lax. : ogiery 812 to start: vamse aioe. | Terson. Sidney 3358 & MI ~ ; CASI + ae ~ ~ Thy et y- re egu-| & hs ; ~~ Ee . f for rags, newspapers, magazines. s. Busy | RF °, iv WOMAN -Experienced, for cooking» “and | Broad vy ay org al ) i yoy ge “fy soe ee i-ne % en 7 ara eet go NE For sale: ilmost new. Ree. 8028 Cass. ¢ “entral 9437 low’ treee’ muet all at once “?? 18 Cherokee. | ehiffenier 83% % 5 Taclede . . ne Sa | BRASS REDS -E xtra jeavy: nice mahogany | DRE KSE R -For sale: sideboard, parlor LAS RANGE Fi 7 Oliver typewriter: state | 136 Weaetmineter. abany 5400. r ss : intr | aan “ cant Aug. 15; acceptable applicant must be | FRUIT JARS—For sale; cheap. = Ia sale; 40- eal tanks and 5000 mirrors. 41 . ‘ , or without gold; kodaks, used records, mu-| and buffet; will vn 811 S. 4th af, bargain: 824 each 1200 Easton, RIiRs A Onto. -_ — lit atten to. —EEo phe Foat-Disoateh €2Q 2% inch, 5-ply, $4.45: Witd.—Small: and sterilizer gas. together; player-piano, bedroo arts at 331-3 carts @ - - oO} , aes SaRAPHEn Willing to take up dicta- od MAN-—To fill apd label cans. Apply 6th and ‘Washington. (c) new: a hargain 4811 Ashland av. | ' A small lot of this hose left on | tral 92COR 4205 Mar land. | a! | $8; other furniture. — ary , William and Mary walnut, 0-plece RAPHER—At least 2 years’ hich lestic Hotel, 11th and Pine a ¢ . 1 liner: department in town of 10,000, within | FAN—For “sale: electric. oscillating. 12-inen. oc T i Ww JAC K For sale: 12 new 40- ft. es. | Was chington. ' Syilivan avy. sulte, rugs lamp roll cabinet, like pat | house work. 8126 Washington. | permanent position Box Y-356, P.-D. mB . nS ss we ge : ase is ye 4 L th at leant 1 vedr’ xberi o BIW, ai SHOIS CLEANER—-300 erosa, white shoe) make offer. Tox B- 144, Post-Disnatch. _ Rox B-21%, Post- Dispatch. = fe) | | DINING TABLE—For sale round; oe c ent t . n - . StyoGnar: aoe ent: __! St | WOMAN—For siren restaurant work; 11 ers: salary, bonus and earfare. | FANS—For sale: two 28! inch. 4. ar r cn Sa D> * inch, @.c.; chean. 12 Clark av. SHOWER HEADS—For sale, several ‘‘Gov- Drice. Box F-244. Post- Dispatch. (7) | Kear MA Page. | DINING “TABLE —For sale, ; extension ee ) y | nees, 66 _ _ Garfield, ] ; 7 -- — . NO. eae _ : SENT T Para d supply pipe. Call Central 5706 ler | manne Se ETI And bookkeeper: “state WOMAN M. ARMOU R CO., 2030 C lark. | FAN--For sale: elec tric, ‘a. c.. oscillator, 71: Nah i pipe all Central 5106 or Tyler | >Ru NKS Wd. -Two: state price. ‘and. aw nert. 89% Clara av.. Cabanv @714R. | —s AN-For sale smal! eolonial _ erties ; bes’. | divan. tapestry upholstered. 88: sit 6Wansae WOMAN-—Lae ly to repair ‘lothing. 2¢€ oo Young, v . clothing FAN- “For sale: d. ¢. sare size, rear entrance ; 3837 | “CC . combination book Intald dixan; aiso fine easy chair; GAS RANGK_? : ; ‘ , ee, K-47, cow nstaire work; good wages; at once ” rR AND ROILER Por | CASH id fo ‘ en nner will d Bo ae. PF? sliver, a. dining-room set: consists of extension tal le S70 Palm, - o. x F-10, GOMEN Young. to take up nursing: board | over 25 years old, with high school or col-| con. Forsythe, Clayton. a a instrumegts, Victrolas. 8. Smith & Co..| Fros.. s. 5 “and chit ve GAS RANGE # nd salary while learning. 4267. . . G OGRAPHER— Will pay “jo” —— a Hespi Sas 37. Delmar. lege education; unmarried woman or wid Y | PURNACE—For sale: hot air: 48 size: ver) STEAMER pha NK-—For sale; like new; | B13 N, Grand, opp. Metropolitan Bide. jaa. | BREAKFAST TABLE--For sale: antique | DRESSER—For sale and chiffonier, | Stperienced stenographer; temporary | WOMAN—Whité. to clean offices in building, | sonality and adaptability essential; no in- | — —— de 1412 01 erase. " (COB) mahogany: antique rose pattern chairs, | S325A Texas av, seve cellent condithe with commercial work; include refer- | Apply John Coulon, basement. Merchants’! vestment necessary; no experience required ; FU RNAC E—For sale; new , will trade for pLiN’e. es ME ee Le HIGHEST cash price for ‘Tae ‘and “cloth. antique rockers. AL20 Page. ee BS Saas DRESSER For eaie: mantel clock Af RANG _ with application. Box F-37, P. ‘D. | Exchange Bide. 84 and Chestnut. _.___{c) | position Poarty $30 with a Kt yt 5 |__Auto or furniture. 5751 Easton. © __s | STOCK MERCHANDISE—For sale, new and); Central 9687R. 8028 Cass: Shear BUFFET—For sale: swell quarter-sawel | holstered chair; gas range. 4424 4 cheap. 28%) M ae ew OF real estate office; | WOMAN—Middie-aged, in restaurant. Call | ®y right party $50 a week aa TY BO nt FURNACE—For sale; Front Rank: seconad- | oar ondhand; sacrifice for cash. 4189 Mas- | j WILL buy your tools. Drop around at neh mot Perry sideboard combined; 00- DREMSER—For sale, 40 inches; chitteam GAS RANGE @ Marmaduke -- ——______---- — - 13). Market at. cf)) nen ; 4 ” : —— —-| 4% Inches: mahorany nATA Rt. a | weed 2 monthea: age al EN. Sunes Eesernces go? s Restaurant, Hodiamont and Eas- | T HE CHILD Study Departent of bes Boe hand; 42-inch fire box. 6269 ! = ——— . er ress Gox | ton unday. (ec) versity ciety requires ree represe a * ra? 7] “Wor sale; automatic electric; first- 'FFET—For sale: quarter-sawed oak; in a ae NRE ee — oe era cf » | = r. {c62) | without incumbrance preferred; pleasing per- | rood ‘order: $18 Morday. 2893 W ashington. bs renin. Call and see Monday, Davis, dell oo _.. | WOMEN AND GIRLS ~Laundry mafigle heip | tives; must be well educated, ores 6 ‘year r size. ~ - - . | DREa:! EX. For sale: u op: bargain: 8 " pply | ETS —F he k dining-reom ain Ri os dry: f il ‘ft ' | Permanent travelin itions with rapid : ——-——~ | TAHLES-——For sa) le: 10-round 36-inch. Tyler 2457W 2911 Sulliv | CARPETS—For sale. cheap: oa tn ne- ' atove. Call Monda or Tuesday = beestthys ‘on objection to child Ww i ag 7 - | advancement and aeee | ee me assured, that | GAS STOVE—For sale: laurairy, “and coal center: iron leg. 4661 Virginia l¢ —— - ivan — set, dresser, feather be! for pillows, Park. y - 5 GAN AN‘TE. F STENOPRAP i. high Mo Rox ass rite puresa ‘will appeal to ambitious Apr ed women foo.-| range: chean 4818 Washington. ; : _ | fpeecr Sor aale: 12x14: almost new Eons BAHY = fale, brass, reasonabie.| stove for laundry; other articles. > SREaAR + - ia — ; fae range hie? : oa a | nee by old- . oO or sale: Eg pe en. ' . pe -.& ore é Ridge av. : or sale: geiden GAS mA 2 heli WOMAN Three days & week _for washing | ao AA gy, RA A *"Age ba. 30: eed iron i beam ae f MISER 13" Inches ee > 72. | aADe BUGGY—For sale. $60 wicker, lixe | CEDAR CHESTS For sale, at a bargain. poh: ba for girl Bet like new, Gay) __ne oe Nem * AdAress Box O-B0:, | Monday Central SANsi.. "_'™""*' “(o} | food education, sincsss Geelre te desary; will | het AnDIY R281 Carter. te) | Tein, 4500 "North Markets "Oom Sor 4] nen, $85. 2007 Rauschenbach. (e} | Call Monday.__4111_N. Broadway. | SRRSERR Fer ele, American Calman Gap ANGE = and succeed only qualifiic ns s 7 ae - tal af bane at loc. . a No aS x ss | BAR Y 4 B “ay... mate an Bhan a ae mm DFR or sale, American wa . Hom GROCERIES Have lot of black tea ae +Y—For sale: gray reed: $7. c419! ¢ ‘EDAR CHESTS—For aale; two: new ; oF | tleally new: reasonable: Gall after . nant wphrey coy L e patch, | __2 star Are T tree For foreian tcadie: WR WOMAN. tettied and strong. to care for in- pay raimee gt - Ay PUL. | a pound: also a lot of sauerkraut in cans, Bos Ad Fr or sale: ‘tarpav lins ‘and large plec es es Ab e fv | will exchange for house goods. STOGA Sunder. 4719 4 No rth’ and. n Spanion Sommereial translation and | : . Call Forest 5785, or §518 Cab- | FER. 58 BE. Washington st., Chicago. ‘Oth at. , a, | GY—For “gale: reed. 2318A Rus- _Tilinots _avenue. DRESSING TABLE—For ~ gale. : GAH BANGES sete : | ; meeps | Pe Ee Op. _ Main. c | THAIRS—For sale: rockers: almost new; bie | ; ir Ae pine, etme future’ ° ive a ne az | ath OS eS | HAIR S SWITCH—For sale: aray. 1482A Gias- Res A ND TU RES—For sale; five 36x4;| f ry 5G CABRIAGE—For sale, reed. Cail lot te pick from: will sell very low, bevy | Ainioh.__1SYRA Frankie. = - sth; at se ee had Lisl Lt | Sunday Spfore noon. 1468 Adelaide. Bros. 313 8. 16th st (e) | | DRESSER- For sale: . | WOMAN—T a) operate | beauty parlor: make | q r cow Av. | $600 to $1000 monthly. We instruct all Saleswomen an Gir S i P LF a eae iC HAIRS—And fittle rockers: cate and leath- tieres: grandfather clock: EATING plant installed and overhauled: TIR® MOLDS—For sale; complete set of re-| Rap STENOGRAPHER — State : Branches dermatology. hair removal. moles, | HE , earrving from 3 to 5% Inch; thay My Ry sale; brown re “eo, | @r bottom: in mahogany: for bedroom), rerving table: pictures and orn , P e ArAa- : / 2 : ; . - - perience ; good salary. Box 0. R. Wanted, experienced saleswomen Baltley. ;, acticAally nev. Call or write, Geller. War: BABY _CARRIAGE- For sale; brown reed: $12. 511 8S. 14th at. c) | Waterman second floor heautiful rug: ee ~ ——22~ @c a dozen cans. Star Jobbing Co., 926 N. ; SS. CHeGp Republic Metal and | BABY B . ell. ko ON Main __ ten} mullberry: ve , UAB RANGE PF emall & ‘Cone. races, he 0 Al TE GRE A nis So PENNE Ke for various “Sen tag old for |‘ Hors— For sale: “MO Ibs.. 25e Ib. 2919 Belt.| & fase er Hawe. Co., Tire Department ‘ ove ao ongepoagane a - hae . * "tens | : : ris st.. St. Louis, U. 8. A (c®) hie CARIAGE—For “gale, aray reed, $15. | Vt Sonth Jefferson firet-claas condition; $145, weetl $199, , GAS RANGE Fre rice reasonable. Write A. Lussier, 3211 — t, ineludin s b — — : ’ olern equlilpmen nei ere. -+— qqempepeneneat sama Ww D Bros evTee ° ions: security required, about $575. 3 3 re. Oi Wat chairs; wilt well at low price. fe) | Watees zo uae pe G4 RA NGE : ue a Ma nile. firat t_ floo 4 eet As — a a a wet —— CHIFPOROBE-For sale; golden oak, $20.| KLE CTRIC STOVE—For sale, | apartment A. Berry Co., 16283 Chemical Bidg.. St. Louis. . Post- -Dispateh, yeaa ain ae cashiers, tube room syste a AIR FURNACE—Larege: all connec- r - = ieee et SE Fig. . . at le on ae + ‘Ban nema — se ts Gaa RANGE a Ine ! (c)}' ADDRESSOGKAPH PLATE FRAM ES— 20. eS Ooicennes tha pian | WARDROBE TRUNK-—-For sale; new: cost| Pulman sleeper: good ae new. 1200 ae I | onan a a eehy, | _Call between @ and 2. 2308 @. 11th Se well: in good NTO SEWING gr HOME: “CAN ooo; vertica) fle cabinet. ¥-drawer. » 4 & E. Grand and Was! shington | y a (cA) s1 - sacrifice for + Coie guick sale. _ fellc Ww, (e ‘ ae pe F'o Saale Charter ¢ Oak. ~ $27. FU RNITURE For eale. compl " Piet Grand APPLY “Pe ) hot wator coil —, J00-mal: ol) tank, “20: —_—- —_-—-——__-—_ ----— i + 2420 Room 132. Model Hotel LAKY CARRIAGE—For sale. large wt white, ee. oe. _§ lohigan. _ | furniture: also coal. wood. BBS Gas RANGE to BeeclAl ry oo a} § PINE ST.. wa’ wooden. roller "xt : small oe oe. IRON FENCING—For sale: 75 feet: like , IDR: »BE TRUNK—45 inches high: 2) reversible, and baby play fence. eel \‘ a * oo Ae ~_ ee. I water, Tie ste mile sale. no dealers. | a ed. vern WOMEN— Two, to heip in kitchen: steady Place; no Sunday work, Leonhard’s Con- | _FLOOR. (om rugates. tron. 2128 Washington. ba cow's eee: 4. feet high. 2816 Washing- center bands: new: has never been used: | _2*ff raon Victor 709 > - WOM LN.MIDDLFE-AGED: 8 ADY te. ! AMBERIC AN. SLICING MACHINE—For sale: | _ton. tomont 2Asaw . (c} S74%A Alahom , CARRITI. ease | Oe AL, RANGE- Vor nn | aiso 1 ‘ave: wlnRwiet “sale. no dealera . A a eel fee en 3 or ° yee ex- PLOYMENT YEAR ov NT. 2 Goov | _for hams and bacon. 4084 Humphrey. _ ‘c) KETTLE-—For sale large copper. suitable for ‘ASuING »¥ ; ae eggigteoe » 0 | a + ARRAS sale and chia’ | Moe ae as 7 ee Yel) ” eaten. - nl oer See SS ‘ ee . good erences,| WAGES TO BEGIN} eRe. WITH REST) AWNINCGC—For sale; new, 18-foot. 1443A | annie butter, A717A Cherokee. 7 ay aan oe “/ oe. water-) Grand 307M. |}COAL RANGE—For sale. Buck's. 825 nats | FURNITURE—For eale. dresser, bed. A RANGES sa vancement. CHANCES FOR ADVANCOMENT. 1220 8, Mujlannhy street 1. AW ‘N ROLLER—For sale; ry 200 Ibs. Te ee weil nal dh) f LAHY CARRIAGE—For sale; large gray wil. | __#cieer_#* . table. 2715 & Oth et. : a ES..SS.,_0s8 Laces. | se ms. ROMS er AWNING---Por sale; 29-foot, good condition, | SARS J. | | ae ; mth mame geno wg Fo a oh ct ae He low, worth $50 new: will sell for $12 $0. GOAL RANGE—FPor sale: Wome Comfort: FURNITURE. 2 oy ry “of @room ma PLANT, TO DOL GR —— DATLIGRT neop. Se Heresies, ? Caw qooOks. -For sale, complete new set | 2x2 ‘A Windeor pl ane coed Be: fo) | Delmar 1268. $146 Evane pe a eB? | __comolete, 18 8. toring = GAR RANGE ry ; er “ee : "SINGD-—-Por #ale. one 8-foot: one 4-foot na lie Extension: No. 2 Bull's Eye cam- ar ee PO = | BABY CARRIAGE—For sale. lar iCoAal, RANGE— Po ; a — : p we fte6 POW SHADEs—Fir ge tan w . r sale; blue enameled. Fe ae RE r wale, of egtire +) BAY ON SATURDAY, “fias WastiNa. | rrirmer Uke new. SIE BUS Bt Louie ae.) ore. i rearen ce: alt cheap. Box F | Mie the and wisthe:. Ame condition; ‘beat | fom- Soeauroy, Uned:, severable, good conci-| 1417 8. Brosdway."——/__°_ “OA Se | stat Vernon “a a Vv. \G—For sale, 14-foot, used 5 months, — witty. 2128 Warrineton tion._Phone Colfax 24R. or as Athtone. | ‘OAL, RANGE—-For sale: Buck's: in —~ 4 mi ARIFORE For anl-: |) cone wi coon ah q > nmpeeennccneaees || | GIS TUF | ington. = | | : YOUNG TADY- General office work. “Hexic fav. at —- cheap, Cail Mon ; COU 9 "Ss Se bie neta DOW SHADES—Moasured are put up, | BAB Pg gp i Ea : Hl. water beater. S48? ‘Montelninn and hot-| room fist. 37384 Walton ay. ) a GAs RANGE & Sot. eon N. Broadway fey i. C ) 108. including books. I have paid uolex. $1 eech. Standard Shade Co. ‘44 rare new; condition: regain. Call a |... wu RNITURE—For sale. catire furnishing ee - mattress a ha) Oe BARBECUF OUTFIT—For sale; cheap. . ; e = 78 Remont f2 cay, | 2 t_ 760 Delmar. COAL RANGE—F le, $12: eof | reeen, ea @ rigerat FOUNG. ADY—For stenograntic and cler. 42°77 Finricht av. : (ce) | — have benefit of what I) —- on | BABY GO-CART-—For sale in good shap a, Ra em S idina bed ha! 7 eal | “ AOL _Sresmnee : at Ries Wren ne will take debt off my | ' TANKS—For sale; 34 upright, closed. $1. 2737 yr. eerr ct. = ape. lo ae ° ; F mattress, | Fywrre Re—VPer sale. for b rooma. — Gor a See Mr. & *. Maras ‘ - x ' and Suit Co Senn Ww rachinet eee bw aS AAD ANE? POCKET Hees. Rupp +e : 277. Poet-Diematch. | ‘ staves, T% ft, diameter, 9 and 13 ft. | eee — | OOMINATION Kava 857 | fou iv Par revonJ han cos. Supplies LINOLEUM—For sale: iniaid: secondhand: | 1: 34 hortzomeets, closed, oak staves, 7 BARBY THOLLER—FOR #8ALE. RARY . ’ , or snie; % even. blue stee a! ba LADY Por general office work and and repairs, Missourl Ril ~y . Oa, teks about 40 yards; very cheap. Glispie, 213 t. diameter, 11 and 14 ft. high.: 15 oval CRIB ANT) MATTRESS. GRAND 57 2. | was: take $32: hot weer te“ FU RNITURE—For sale; no dealers. : fee tunchraem Y a ama e aby experience, state sge, & Broedwavy &8t. Louis. >| . SONeTT = aaina Victo : rote Re, ani salary expec lm. fe. ss. man, __ fom) | _N. 12th st. %: ed. oak staves, 7 ft. diameter, 6 ft. lon iv AL seal = . victor i ? gal- . cee | verea senarate ovens: 7 omen SS p iw Ae LADIES To 6 learn transcribing from inde. rw 4 Gehmiat. 1111 Pine st. ot. Main ae ae Ca |r ion 8 capacity, 7% ft. diameter, 5%, ft. deep. BARBY SULKY—For sale; almost new. ‘S] Vike new: bargain; moving. » FrRNretuy, at sale contents - ; ; 4 ° capacity about 500,000 gallons: all in ar berser av RAEN Missourt av Bunday a. Im. ee to write a @nod ib nenes Baye and capable —E. spellin crit Lepirel $464 eee | R. Mene Metropolitan Balldin - a ’ : i paeninen an ~ wane stuating, ete. Anniv Mr. Rimneon. Mey- | BILLIARD aie | Pore, ae e See | STACHINE Wor oslo: Gefficld water power| fre st eve Sider Ca, O0Ph Ga- me tg We Ponies. ~For sale. ma-| ChIP—For sale childs steel, Vernie-Martin | FURNITURE-For enle. bird's aye , cy c Clark. ‘| ast Poth Mona . re new outfit, machine: perfect conditicn, 811 Poaan | sateen ss Sewee __... | _“niah: esize 24%4x5; also high chair. 41674 bedroom set: 3 SHIN Laclede. wie — ' , . NGER—For sale, guod ake. almost BACHELOR WARDROBE —For sale: ma- Pariire av. ty PURN . _— 5 ees to do By — will A ig at price; ali t bles | Gravois. __nev: call after Sund "55 Laclede _hogany; fine condition; $45; cost $125. | [7 PROARD Poe vale asce door: ' leather wh NITURE— “For ‘vale; aera: row te Cooks | Peake and ‘Billiard meee 0b G. Brvedwiy at | inet ‘mantel: goed ‘be can chee sais | XRAY MACHINE—JMP sale: “cheap, ail | ten Basten. _..__.1©) |_ couch: ther huis shold “soota, 8IR4 “Cook. | FURNITURE For sale oa 100) sleal av. as wew; cheap. 4140) conplete: also lot of negatives, 805 &i. | BASSINET —For sale; white wicker, like new: ) DAVENETTE. — ae Bota Cherries. @ bargain: call Laclede 906). (oe) leather, $28; bargain. 208 South Jeffersor ' one a . 7

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~_ RE IRE er: a em «NR te EN >. Re Ee a ee sacar 2 iss, 4 eT ioe, 1100 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. D "GOODS FOR SAL SA ean FOR ‘8 ALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR _SALE| HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) : | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) HOUSEHOLD Goops 1 WANTED | ° ‘a mae U T O Mi O R I L ES. 7 : ~~ eee o Me _ * | FURNITURE—For sale. contenta of room |GAS STOVE—For sa! oO So : ini. at nahor VELVET RUG—For sale: 7%4x0: electric fan: [ IR N TU > ° @ eo + «egy ng; Goes ams fiat: no junk: leaving St. Louls: B. deal - range. 41 a» Flad aa linoleum ; ’ Superior | P ‘ony. ioe! day oe pete wei pasar, Var a U um sw ee per. 4918 Murdock ] atlaatil ~ a natal i i a i i i i i a a a a i i i i a . ee a i a = . . ; r, | 42504 Holly. GAS STOVE_F ‘ . nd | re Vor sales bed walinve machin EY AN TED WANTED 1 REPAIRING, ETC. 1 _ROADSTERS : —For Talat Face ! Ti nese Delma a WARDROBE—For sale. new wardrobe and | ; ny ‘ —— - a. RNITI th —For nale, 10- foot ‘dining table. and Kas iron. 1518 N. Garison. PICTURE ae -For sale: large assort- bed: leaving city. 8OS Fillmore. CALL FOREST 5025 OR DELMAR o864. PPP PP LANL PLAPP PLP LSB PPPPALALAL ALP at patina | ~ . PP * tts ne big lot to pie range, rockers, other furniture, 1 —___— aa ; yg we Furniture of all sc w AUTOMOBILE w Bros, 31 18- ; 198 GAS STOVE a ent left from storage to pay charges. | w ARDROBE -For sale; large. walnut, glass | of all descriptions wanted. Com- IMOBI td.—140-ac farm. 59° . ST 1- pis ‘45 &, 14th r* : tn ton. FE 21 , biete furnishings of dweliings or smail lots. cultivation, balance geod titser: =eed MODERN AUTO REPAIR CO. “a ROAD omer oak sale, in good con- oe "or sale. and onal range. | very chea ’ . —— : . » New ¥ » Co,, set¥ board and cornet. 4250 h taveatr) Th For sale: 4 *Pleos a rH tA Labadie av.! Forest 8420. ___| Wash street. ork Storage © | ae ROBE i eae — are Get our td bet Tn oeling. building. will take as part payment Hud . G -—-— ome , OAK; nal lon. . ~ ’ ’ >t? tse . y upholstered; / fitare, mg nese yy PA nd Sine ORC ‘H CHAIRS—-For sale: sewing machine. $5, delivered; other furniture. 3421 Olive. || Gxx RANGES el ev. cS | — oe Ca ndler, Colfax 1462R. CYLINDER GRINDING anys ones S—For sale, chummy roadster. ~ — . , chen tabie, dresser, buffet c s be rARPOARE 7 , pe gpewee =e ‘es ousehold | -———_—_____._..... nA ica?) tes =. sale; . IT ‘RE—For -| GAS sTOV E—F - oven:, hh > : WARDROBE TRU NK—F or sale; also sinall oods of all kinds: pric b AUTOMUBILE me Repetring. repaintin holertert hl ' - 5 Lames 4 Sor sale: bedroot » c—-For sale; left hand hign oven. high chair, cot, icebox. 5778 Pershing. frst - Be price no object. M. J. 2S Wtd.—tate me 2: > fs sUICK 27—Roadater: e. an ehoetign: — S Bouth Sore J tte B nye merican walnut; oy al, otk new, 4445, PF white enamel back; “7004 as, floor. re Pont-Dispatch. pnt eh tae: v3 cena _mar Ja0i. | me Easton, Contzal 78, Del- - gexn 90 My hana 10 ftvanons Ts baal Forest ‘ora. "gant to" aan ES mab concnten .__™ 4133 bei 208 So efferson. alton. | 5 Page. SAWGi—Vor ania: mnelunios anamection: also | ae : : Pane 10 Marmons, Dods 0 | eee — BUICK-—-* . }Por sale; fumed oak, \. PURNITURE—For aie, vining room eet. GAS 8TOVE—For “gale: plano, 2 stools and air-tight Yreating stove. 5328 Terry av. obe, mirror. _sewing machine, parlor ‘coal | postal H. Davis 1412 Olive. 200 Fords. 60 Buicks, Chandlers: co: ne qui ~ apariment 106, Std Persh 40454 McPherson. se nn et reai cash. _Motorist. 1R32 Loc "4 Reseaheties meter and auto tee oy ‘gute hick. - erehing av. mther; foes as we cabinet; Cheap: call Sund 4 ” ' ‘ kitchen table, chairs, oficloth, refrigerator. m. An a ay after 2 RANGE—For sale: Home Comfort; in good | oil Jamp. 40 Oe Pir cclooe Wash on , | pundey._ = Minnesota, | Bt aan Pim and Monday. 821 Grac ; _ condition ; ‘SS. S918 Kennerly, _| WASHING MACHINE—For sale, motor pow- MOUSEHOLD moons | AUTO TRUCKS Wit—ar ee —— - fepalring. cylinder regrinding. oxy-acety- when For sale: “ihtle six” a lit il FURNITURE—For sale. antique furniture of | e Quick Meal. with, RANGE—For sale. good Buck's cooking | _er; first-class condition. 4046 Juniata.(c) prices: must have the goods 1 = n trucks from 2 to 5 ton magne at we quarentecl” 1000 8. 1sthe * ag } sire | _nechanica 5 aa arene Grant 146 oak; onceont side oven; reasonable. T2545 ! 7 ast Auctio all ion Bi20 awe :~ eee chairs, bureaus, _wood, ia) Anna, Manle range. 2108 Gravois. ee Fe Ww VARHING MAC HINE—BEden electric: new: 2009 Morgan st. Jomont 14620. Centra! a Washington and 715 Locust to hau! ‘c@ | BUICK—For i RANGE—For sale: Home ¢ ‘omfort, with bargain. Box F-150, Post- Dispatch. amber and rubbish: 2 months’ work ty — brand-new 1919 “model, é- v are in. Saas es. — oe eee % sir Saas Reston sale: ~ ee tien 8 a) i a ee GAS” STOVE—For sale: he coal heater. one’ ; aaa Sen Parner ee ‘©)| good wages. Jacob & " IpDitTL TADoG °»~@ cylinder roadster; immediate deliver : | lor’s wardrobe n i URNITURE— For one’ endl tire Rn nae | baby crib. one bed spring. two gas chan- hot watet connection. 4632 Evans, (C) | Ww AsHING MACHINE. —For sale, Wwater- ICEBOX Wtd.--Also kitchen cabinet. cas pora lion 4 es Mh haefer W vecmian an or- Al rOM¢ IBILE TOE 5 reduced price. Motortst, 1852 BS mene vo stove, ruga, Call Bund bie, ale ~ cheap. mT balifornia. Y' deliefe. one drop-mat with handiet, one min- RANCS For «*le, n excellent condition; call power; cell Monday. 2848 W yoming. range (high oven). and 2 carpets (9x12). day morning arcs © mer- : RECOVERED RE PAIRED Et 1(K—For eae: fF dete —— - = potement at ae FURNIT o a now sein. one set of lineman’s tools. See ©./_@nY day. 4709 Nebraska. WASHING MACHINE—For sale; Eden; used | (IY? fice and description. Box ¥-258. ACTOMOBILS W ——=. | UPHOISTERING, SEAT COVERS, PAINT-| good runni a Bt — b—For | sale. 8-plece mahogany | _ Broombaugh, 2510 Blair. ; RANGE—For sale, large combination. $35. only four monthe: good as new; cheap. Box Post-Dispatch , roadster: ~~ Ho. Small touring a oF IN ‘rand 4190 Olive at.” ne ee Ber- ’ . , ; ‘/ RUGS Witd.--Oxl2 Re ee calicemidcmie® did onion about ) to $450, in IDEAL AUTO ,or AND sUPp CO “II a : — bp. -cafllpenantinie ; Royal Wilton rugs; must) exchange for my period style William ani! LINDELL 110 sea7 OLIVE, BUICK—For sale, ight @ roadster, £ood condition ricla. oP 1. BET For kitchen eb ag tenn m As Z . puite, maw we: kcease, stationary cot GAS ST OVES FOR. SALE Fs Vv , gg ew —— 0: oak - , _ Phone Cabany 2800W., | overhauled tested; each one | RANGE AND HEAT NG NTOVE--For sale. ton. Pee Ses sant ’ . nod vehfftontar | | i c “ STOVE ee A good soft-coal heater, “cheap. stg ne a Kood a e and worth your while HOODS, FENDERS, TANKS 4. dandy bargain: $450. Maexwe raat > — « ———e = _Delmar 2179R, | F218, Post- ‘Dispatch. | each A rig? ee. NGE ctric: cheap: 200d rr Meer eate: Baar ao ect and of a high grade; state what! Mary phono hh: ¢1 RANGE--For sale, electric: cheap; good 4% \\*!iING MACHINE-—For sale; Eder elec-| jen, &raph: this machime is brand . : ' , "Jaa, | kth of service Write Geo. C. Linde,| new an 0 » . S Srand - : new. A716 North Market. et>; in good running order. 1318 Pendle- S456 Century Bide. oth anil Olive st. inde some aa tt ee a robes . pa aie AU TOMOBILE REPAIRING Fac 5 oer 3 Ce., emt hehe OAD of sale are ne dresser and , . FURNITURE For sale. avarence AN “bo sold. oymry Call Monday, 34084 Cherokee. \ASHING MACHINE—For sale; water | Box F-192, Post-Di investigate. Cat : , » Azmineter r fe a R r or gale; contents of three ‘ ad sth. I sO RRTS sURE ©o.. RANGE _— sale, good baker, i” 3oa8 Lex- por er; good order; cheap. Grand 4844W ian 5 08 spatch. SS iT ~ sia any 48350. SQIOA Theo- ie Bo J Olive 8 Beomen My parlor set, a hl GAS WATE ER ae ATER--For pale: connect- - ' Sr Dte —— = — ———— — ——= | _Cabany_ ana W, 2W. Sunday \y_morning. ' us your car: we Suarantee 20 per S#Y°, you money. We make a ABZ r guaranteed r; practical y new; lmar. pm FURNITU Ri—fFor aale: 6 room &@ | ed ta boller: $10; best make. 612 N, _ 8 h. ‘| RANGES--For_ fale “Coal and gas: 36 each.’ -ARDROBE _—y pale. large. 2 mirrors, Tir, ——— ae | cont list price: we get our — all makes of radiators o eh t nite perfect; $1300. Central 4345 mn apartment’. - ara $125; like new: will vacri- | TRUNK Wtd —La —Large; must be in good « con-| above that: charge you nothing for sere. order. “Trattertes Pin; aire ang rechary a bal 7 rr a - Vv. J - —— For sale, manbive - For pletely furnished: bargain: » sovens eity. GAS WATER HEAT ER—-For sale: Quick — yeaa - 2710A H lett » RANGE—For sale: neating stove and ga Boe. og ‘S| A-24 Post-Dispatch. Cc; | ‘ ‘ e and g ‘ _Nort th Market. aa _Phone } Romont Dasa a3 clan condition. sET— and table; beautitul uf walnut “4 | i TR an tea). with connection: $4. 1900A Geyer. : ce: 8 William and NITURE—For sale, 4 rooms. “bie her, OAS W ATER cael fixtures. 5340 Gilson fic) W ASHING MACHINE—Elec tric: . swingin i: - ; ar- R HEATER—For sale; Quick -——— anteed: sacrif! 9 WASHING MAC or Wtd.—Electric; must A - i neivileses, today, call, Sunday: ren‘. E apn | excellent condition; $7.50. 5328 | | tert ver ¥Y e, Superior rang e. with ch wa- abe Ager: qual nteed; sacrifice. Box F-149, | be bargain. Pox F-200. Poat- Dispate a BRISCOR | PAPUATOR ' Witd.—i916. Gail Riv- Radiators “aed Rebuilt yo cash. T.indell on au aii . Cc Oc as new ae no — _—_—_——---~— ~ - 7 ae oe = = + eg See as = = i BUICK - - -~; — ee | = 77)IeT =epes=eee dealers ¢- WASHING MAC ‘HINES—Demonstrators: fa: BE eure you get our price before selling BUIC K Wtdéd.—Little @ toast Ee Bee Bul For sale: roadster: t model E.- wCImrmre—For eale: dining reo y : et Le mapa r aale,_ teraiching ae te on 7 a tie organ, in good con- 4k ANGE For — Py “guperior a ~ ‘ombinatio - tory guerantees, al) eres: real bargains ner, "central 421 1K: Olive 272i more. eels _ Moore, 42023 Kossut *% roadster; all cash Exchanged for N ew, oak fine condition: 5 brand-new ford tires: yircarsian walnut . woav.: Cat as 7 aol = “ —— a . Pas P ; Moriom Electric Co., 111 Olive st. i i)! a SY per adage mn mean SPEC IAL IZING ON RADIA . or vcTmentnhiy payments, $1250. Moter ® combination nocroom _ fellow av.; Cabany 1428J. ne he GO-CART— For enle; wicker: slightly wsea;| *** One coah; Tentenae SSE. Gileon. WASHING MACHINE--Fer sale; water pow- > | BEST cash | prices paid for seconaneny furm- | model te aor Dodge conan: orate price o AIRING, THIS Stop AY. oie en ee eee : nges and cook event i | RN NITCU RE—For ‘gale, email “size buffet,{| one erapnopnone one Quick Meal gas — —- cnn . ; %" wringers, 2 folding benches; $15: re-' . Chas Ginaberg. 2021 Shenandoah ay. | Box Y- 206. Post-Di: — in first letter. rE S y VORK OF A TYPE RECOG- \DILLAC--For ‘pale. ; “ eed eu « bg ey table; good condition: cheap: no) Tange. Call 5616 Garfield ic) RANGES-—For aaie: big lot: almost new ‘ n, B50 (c23x) . — h. D . roadster. 4-cyl rant nikiin, Kive satisfaction. . came. Call Sunday or A Pee li ALL, TRE For _ — . | nice combination «oal and gar: will sell at frigerator, $15; 9x12 rug, $5. 41244 Con- | BEST cash prices for ai lkinds of furniture, BU IC K Wtd.—Late in el, tour ne; will pa BEST INST. Lot - — ee 4190 Olive et. ee + 7. eee, f *Pennaylvania. 0 | S40): fo R198 wale mae Ogany, “ ort very low wari ir. a * irons 212 i 14th i ) nectic ut st. —_——s meet tien | 7 iI , i vy : tandall. a8 - : Finne . . , pay E: A , T bd Poker g ' 2 NGS, 7 r KE 43 a... v arse a aa eee or 8129 50 Monday 2801 Cans, : iene rhe , fc) ——— : -—- _— ~ small and large lots. Levy Bros., 313 8S nan i ley. Lindell 4 s> oR PECIALISTS. | C ADILLAC—F ro D« “tal ge a 4 FURNITU Ri—For sale, complete contents HALL TREE—For sale: oak: with ‘mirror; be Ik sale’ hotel; double oven: 1) WATER HEATER For sale. Ruud. No. 4s: | 14th st. Phone Bell Olive 9028. ‘Kinloch =. seaseieeaianinaetidit ay!) IF E OUT OF TOWN, CRATE | class me $2250. NOt oon’: Caw ss ae ridge each iM. Boerger. “ Lucky ’ , . “ instantaneous, $35; good condition. Call a: Ln Ww , " ‘ R ND SEN : ee } §-room apartment. Apply any after- like new. &8.50. 5328 Easto ata a trartins Sauae tom e tty 87th St 4417, Wilcox. _Central 3583. __ (ea) saat A oh ae oe fit Ford truck. 530 North ae ANI END TO vs FOR tral ST747L. Dr. Frank - ce Wardrobe. $5; verlor | on tt. cash: no dealers. SOSA N. Newsteal, HEATE 7a.ee anle: — ‘ = — | DOES money mean anything? Fizhest prices BA a ; SERV ICE WILL ar | Harris. 12th osha aa’ (iz: | “things, 4052 Ashiend.”” arg®; and other! RANGE—For aale: one coal range; 1 side | Al 'CTION TUESDAY | for furniture. Brasch’s, Bomont 207%, | CARS Wtd.—In good condition; highest prices | F.. G. RODE. 4135 Olive at.. St. Loula, Mo. | CADILLAC—For sale. tes ae board, 1 child's bed Centra) 2078. (8) | paid; Fords, Dodges, Buicks ‘and Oaklands Lindell 2410, Delmar 210, ee * cae) | able rims; good tires, es ty terme. TFPor — in excelient ‘ee TURNITURK-—For sale, mahogany gate — : : . } cri > - ay 7arus asiount ih i i 2000 Mor an aet.. nn b= 5 m+. . 3 _ S oe 1) FURNITURE—For sale, 4517 6 4 a 7 iSor"iot of household goods. which must te; NO GU ESSWORK—Wil) pay 80 cents on. aM (e7) down, $6 per week. See Mr. Farrell, f . bargnin: ira ving city; no dealers. | od hington. _feT@) ar —_—— 14294 Glaeeow av. solid oak: cost a — ——— _- i the » i ; furniture. Fuse. 3516 Olive. Lin. CHALMERS 6 Wtd. Touring car. 1917 « aa - _CHASSES | or ~~ by appointment. sous 0} Olive ea) oe . , — . ! 4 (ef : ; i-top. ‘$15 940; Pook - elty. Wm. Jac obua, Von Dell Hotel, ic) RANGE.- For ‘gale. col nbination. like new : 4 ¢t a hi hest bidder. | dollar. ar. “library table. __ 3523 Oliv» er and Enright. "XS Sa ee HOU 'SEHOL D FURNITU RE—For “gale. —4 legs, with extra water front: will on | _.. Notic i. Furniture » Buvers del! #111. Greenbu j ; _1918_ model. _Riverside im : ye Bi Hee“ as Linde On DOMk— g 'RNI URE- For sale: dintng-room : 1S ee Ot Se ES (c) | chean: $25: no use for same, 756 } Walton. (c) Cc " c | PROSSEH buys on 4 LODGES td. -To - FORD cuanene ~For sele: new: 1919 mod-| CHA " me zt well eos of spale;, hanc han« some " es William and Mary pattern; Jacobean mri = Ty ‘FURNIT(URE—For sale; “ann | one on TNE: BN eeanagiore. Re ” stoves; pays best prices. 3220 Olive. ho ay: ¢ Mee eatin 1424 ~ taxi service; ro el: S485, will trade. 3114 Case. . (7) a arene o: roadster; good runsing antah: used 3 months. 68914 Fyler. Benton Sunday at 3914 N. lith et.. 34 floo (e) teas 7 ool nae oe ee a nina | oy Fe ig Be fornite #0 days and save 50; mont #07, Central S5X2 1062) DODGE Wtd —Good ~ frend. -—S) | FORD CHASSI8—For ale. 227 Collinsville CHANDL ER- re Prone — ITURE For sale: no also gas heater: cheap: leaving city. ul) cent on anything vou need for the Movine Co bce mae pion oon pms ra nile! -S01 S. P an aol MR ha MM OAT -- HA! MERS...Por male e od ber rain awe DOM ete Fee sale: hand : / rtment D. , fe) deniers, 14 Compton, eae ae Monday Tee car, 102A Branch at. ouse, Come _ and see us before y vu’ a ; — DODGE Wtd.--Tourtng car. 1917 or 18]8: will PORD Z HASSIS..For sale: brand-new, 191% aa Sunday before 2 or Seendinw oventaam t bargain. — 1274 " Oak frou = am RNITU AE: “For “pale: “hikh- class. — “4 HOU BEHOL D- one RNI TURE. For sale RANGE For gale. at a bargain, combination BR gy Bg As ~~ og 18, 5, (CA Allin ( 0. | ays b»‘ / More anna om if car is in good condition: - 1 nee ee wtll trade 4114 Cees fy 47491 Cilheeom av. (jrend RNAS. ye Am: mahogany bedroom suite, davenette, Roye! ona ities Pgh ar “ ae ei - rornitore: ai in aan aaa aavenport. other! ges ranges, %6 uD: davenettes, davenports, Puraiture, rugs, wearing aprarel, cortents -——— Pe Wi \sk for Artie Kribben. slog t en es Sammie: 160G: geod condi-’ ' ny — ROADSTER—For sale; im per. : , ©@ clede. é! Wilton rug. porch furniture, Crex rug. 5506 room (set. table and ch vs — gg oe a nh good order, 5904 Linde!! extension tables, rockers, chairs. everything fla dwellings. phonographs typewriters. ° oe Wi electric starter and Looe 0 Be 181% River] eT wal’ pb me lon: paint iike new; good es ¢ M SET—Kor sale; big bergala | 2 —_ a lor *suites, library tablen, phoncgraphe: | RANGE For “ot "Sea hot-water back; to furnish your home complete. at a biz v- Lindel BLeW is POR , 8 monstrate, Standard Garage emintibaeniansn URNITURE—For sa! ntents of b- 2 bookcases, Oak; Quick Meal gas water ing. Keiner F. & M. Co.. 215-17 S_ 14th, . , A 1). Jorer. 1A S. Sidney 2920 : bodv: cheap or exchenge for Iteht : ae a sale. melden” ck ¥ yl yee ‘a eantents of S-room a complete line of rotraporaters, AA, r- | beater: library table, rocking chairs, 2529 We Sell Furniture on Time EXCHANGE -_ > pA '. ‘ght 5-paasenger touring car. | OUT Te Cre’ leaving city 210% College : CHANDLER Fur sale 1018 churns: ck: ae av. : ; no dealers: near Walton stock will be sold at b l= ail ~ ot , ee eee ee Ga sind, smelt upmodile, ws. typ ’ *, to FORD CHASSIS—-For le ¥ : P res, RT..lor sale. round table. Loti ' _ Box B-89, Post-Disoatch. few days. If you are tibereneeé te the | RANGES— Por wale: In connection with our furniture, we call) BOWLING hiswy S—For exchange, two $600; give full description. a oe running order: sensenabie: acy fitet-clase! , a 4 : —_ : K FORDS, Buicks and Do Dodges wanted: quick: re Peas Dremium will you give? Box) “Black roadster oe 8h 06 Penrose. roadway Delmar 2665X, tc oes. serrcuntable whee Al condition For sale: chassis, 1017 utPle and de- Bayard av. ’ ° tion range; sacrifice for quick ac- nines, 8. asky, nklin. ceniaey REFRIGERATOR “For aale: i. side peenee: . w] EE Peer T wl day before 2 o'clock, 2714 Humphrey etic) acny ‘eatminater a” “Oa We also have a great lot of furniture taken | cillating, for a. c. fan. +H A Delm: ar. FORD Wtd.- . 1918; will trade Vacant lot os ea epeedster: disc wheels, . - Riverside 1280W CABRIOLETS _coat $1000, Motorist, a fs ..., CHEVROLET—For sale: ’ RNITURE—For sale; upright piano, with ae — — ™ w we ‘en- Hol SEHOLD GOODS—Fo of REFRIGERATOR—For sale, McCray, No. rom storage. Your wants can be suppited | = P . hairs, tables, sideboard. gas, | slightly used household oo Sigg capacity 125 Ibs.: good condition: $20. 467 from kitchen to parlor. Terms 80. 60 and 60: FORD Wtd.—In exchange for paper hanging FORDS Wd. Roadsters. : : Greer ay days. KDW. A. LANGAN FURN. CO., Be-| ,8nd decorating of Al‘ quality. Box I-48, 411 N. 12th Pha “Touring or tricks. HUDSON CABRIOLET--For enle; Late 1918! “* ce ae at. one Tyler S&4.— f -claga condition: wilh sacrifice for. model; Gee tires: very quis and. w : o. to 2 o'clock | bench. $125: . tn ° , SET—For sale: _maleeens port, rockers, chairs, tables , 8800A Evans. Monday. Davia, 1412 2 Olive. — Mont RK, Central 5653. 2004 Morgan. (ck) Post-Dispatch. ma. wh. he LS nolic mechanically: seat covera and other ition; reasonable. 1084 coal ranges after 10:30 a. m, 2 : ‘| GAtaMuorn ry - REFRIGERATOR—For sale. lar itable | se" 7 = "4 a a FURNI TURE—For sale: ~ @ room apartment, HOUSEHOLD Goovs- For sale. gutomats ‘ ge. sul ADI6 , FORD WwW td. —To ‘exchange, ~ two lots, a FORD Wrtd Tourtn ‘! ' roc Hh assi eri ons Olive AT. Monday after % ' " MOOM SET--For sale: Sé-inch ¢ | completely "araieiess; bargain: leaving the | .8¢Wing machine. coal range, gas range, "ot sang family or restaurant. Call 3017 | We Sell Furniture on Time | er Heights for touring car. S422A Vir- 5400 Reacon 0 ee HI DSON— Fo i b To. | -necoenoriee, 3458 Dive one arm chair, mi , city: no dealers. 5890 Delmar bi., 24 floor | Buck's heater. 22n4 SE a — - nt In our big stock of goods we have a splen- | ginia. intemal “ {) }/ORDS—To run in taxi servi considered new: Se, "pea CHEVROLET—For | sale, rand — REFRIGERATORS — Bie wr elightiy ‘used; | did assortment of slightivy used goods at great HARNESS Witd.—For exchange. square piano! pay 182% WN. ‘aa wervice, today; oom co S. 37th st. —s te} oe omit a m~ re or _ ais Cherokee w HOUSEHOLD GOODS—F : A+... : ! SEHOLD GOoOoDs— . c ) eet | H Dp Goo! For saie, contents of renewed: Al condition: for double or single set of work harness or | poopy, wid. Wal wae a —— if . avy about 200 cash & Fe will sell separate or to several large extra savings. We have space for a few items chairs: 7. , riding saddle and bridle. or chickens. Call > * sh. 7 —— : S, 890 Kanton. : st | By (gl dpa Ml pe ar geal Jalid’abair, Call after 6 >. m. or Sunday. a. NE PS.) ct PS {c8) dollar. Extension tables, round and square:! 3000 Rutger st. _Postoffice Rox 7%. | 1917 HA ison ( Cabriolet _CHEVROLET—For sale; brand-new; model GoM BET sale: condition: cheap: call any day. 4371 Eas-; 4 Idaho av. Riverside Raa ROC KERS- For “sale; large assortment itn neon oan. , teteoee Sunes. bedsteads. LIBERTY BOND Wtd.—in exchange for) FORD Wtd.—Out: of repair. Box }F-161, 4 490; roadster; run 800 miles; & new tires: my a ifiee a “ Peete he HOUSEHOLD GOODS—For saie. we are Pol conertnen: OF A. =. 8 machine, electric, and the Ideal fireless 2219 Wash street. * | 412-114 N. 12th st.. 2 duors south of Pine st.| PARROT AND CAGE—lIn trade for ee cash. S711 Areenal Grand 44423. ‘ iAON PARK MOTOR CAR CO CYCLE CAR-—For sate. first-class condition: ROOM SET—Fo EF = © desk and chair, breakfast table, gas stove, | Co0Ker; see them demonstrated, Muivihi!! a — (8) ens and firelesa cooker. S@11A Me Donal. aim ; eee ' orth End Chevrolet Dealers. New and Used bring $100: drive home. Hull. 7825 Penn- } r sa sale: id 4 : a, 123 ' Purn. Co... 112 and 114 N. 12th st. (cS) ROLL TOP DESK—For sale. carpet range - on ane Cees eae - LORD Wtd.—Touring;: good shape; pay cash Cars sold ©n easy terms or cash, | ®vivania . aret-clage condition: must : , a HOUSEHOLD le: fd rum, 1/-—2nd_other furniture. 8107 Faston, ', We Sell Furniture on Time PLUMBING | Wrd.—Exchange automobile val or * rite. 8402 Arsenal, _, 1005 W. Florissant ay, | DODGE—For sale; poadster: 4005 “~ worth $1.20 for equal value. Address Bot | hORDS CARS Wtd.—Highest price paid. | — o!fex 230 Central 42721. condition; $650, | Mon eae eae Loughborough, or - > awmut pl. ee GOODS—For sale: e) , FTURNITURE—For sale; everything must «0, J washstand, 1 chifforobe, 1 plano, RUGS—For sale; two. 1319 Bayard av. Seven floors to select from and an old es-| F-812. Post-Dispatch. Phe Y | ore neti ae -= — . me Victor 1667R, fe) | STUDERAKER.--For sale: cabriolet. small | DODGE For sale: Agios - Laun. . ‘ sewing machine, bed complete, - me including new piano and complete furnish 4 RUG—For sale. 6x Axininster. 936A Dover | Values we «quote: August Clearing Sale— FUR . ; 7 ~ Aawar ia 4-room cottage: 4 RNITURE-— For wale, davenport. gether: also rtable bowling alley and in- Olive’ ass very reasonable. Prosser’ s, 8220 only. which we will dispose of at 50c on the tablished firm to deal with. Among the many . @e19: . OM SET—For sale hin : stnall library table. Hoosier *kitch binet P RINTING PRESS—For trade; 8x12; type, gga: . 4 cylinder, 32x34 “ > Siacbaards. kitchen a oS ble, ings of six-room os gant eo wae ae . 1 Kas water heater. 1 collapsible ge yy __ 7. : Riverside 1442W Baby carriages at a low price: refrigerators tc.: for automobile, Ford preferred. Box PORD cou PE Wtd.—Late model: “cash. Call terms. See Mr mi $550: reasonable | dry. Fn Olive , | stoves, loeboxes, rugs and iit eee 5 hwy geen meg Be med today. ant child's rocker, dining table. Call Monday. RUG—-For sale: exl0w: $18. 4110 Louisiana | at 20 per cent discount: a fuil line of gas M- 276. Post-Dispatch. eanieiiiniiiaiiialia gy nn before noon. 610 Madison av, | time, 3944 Olive street. DODGE ~For sale: roadster, f. 8. 19 i Monday, 2021 Shenandoah. —eeee . mo Ss . after 8 a. m.. A005 8. 13th st. or _av.: call Victor &017X. 'and of] stoves at close-out prices. Coal and| TYPBWRITER Wtd.—-Printing exchanged | _*'*' ison, Tl. . EP APES MTS | ae ——- | Forent aneo sacrifice if sold teday. — , BM): beffet. $16.50; round Ded TURB—Aimost new: beautiful dining HOUSEHOL D GOODS—For sale, beginning RU Gs -~For sale: 0x12: worn condition: furni. combination ranges in fine assortment. Our for typewriter, furniture, motor, useful, FORD TOU RING CAR Wtd.—Even ex- COUPES at S00. SISA Delmar after 8 a. m. . fi6 MO: Domeatie sewing and bedroom suites. handsome living room Monday and lasting all week, for storage ture: re asonable: side door: OK * dna rug department is replete with best things | _artic! les. Rox F-386, Post- Diepatch. change for Cole @: call Sunday. IM419A e — LPL DODGE For sale. roadster. iit 1919 model, th eM: blue nickeled high-overn ye furniture, elegant player-plano, library ta- charges: contents of 50-room hotel, consist- Ri Gs “Axminster. Oxi? Tike . hia: ws > in of ei world. Some especially fine val- T YP Ew RITER Wd. Any good make: will Southwest av. fairey ateara a ana hes ee (c) AUTOMOBILES—-For sale. Ford coupe, 1918: | gbestoct con oe ee Franklin Auto ‘and ' e new cheap | ues in slightly used ones. A call will prove exchange multigraph printing attachment | FORD Col PE Wtd.—Late model: pay $a | Allen tourtn 1917; Allen touring, 1915; | Sunniv Co. S018 Toews fer ee t chaire; New York 8S ~ eee oo ° - —_— he 2 ee ae leer refrigerator, Axm inet bie, fine pmenesra >. ruge; bargains; n°! ing of beds, springs, mattresses, 9x12 rugs, - - ens cressers, chiffoniers and everything to com. : : === ——— — . ; : for ® ¢. Meyer, 410 Temes bid cash and give Crow .2 C nevrole . jodwe, 1018; EF oadster, 10DGE— or . 23523 dealers. Owner. M27 Cabanne. ' hiffon! 4 hi t | rug. $F $844 Delmar bl of wonetit to \iHILt, FURNITURE CO. r sam fey z. give Crown piano. Box A-244, “a i _ 191 af I uick roadst bol For sale; a late model: , Jae. + +1 Post - Disnatch. (c7) -cylinder. 2112 Olive st, ic) | winter top new tires; , erha 100M 8 SUITE —For sale; , cheap: dresser, desk, mattresses, planos, rigerators and gas ranges; one and room. parior _furniture, _AS8T Delmar. (1) | a oe) loam. BAGO Easton. ie . i _— oo ust ov . lah: 10 piece a pee ' was range. coal range, linoleum, rockere, i crating free of ms Pr Brasch's 25, OOD | RU Gos For sale: like new. Chicago Ca ari. : " — — 4 _ - - FORD ( “OU P E; Wa. —1918 | moi jel: must have ‘ > and electric lights: would make | day: __ rear ‘3780 Gravots, Phone Sidnev oj jpeees sewing machine, washstand, leather couch,| Storaee Hovee, 2618 Franklin _Cleanine Co,. 8829 Finn en2) New and Slightly Used House: | ane and demountable rims. Victor ‘ar for a doctor; will sacrifice; cheap. | EVERETTE— For “wale: “speedater: Re ene lamer Mi, davenette, heaters, dining table, etc.; all like | |CHROX—Good condition; cost $158.50; sell for | RUG—For sale; 6x12 i. ES al) 1245 N. Jefferson. (ch | dition: good tires, d UITE For sale; miasian new; party leaving cit no dealers need ¢@n 24° axm neter; ‘like new; | h ds f Sal : a - . emonstrate, 916 davenette: like new: no dealers, ah aT Lafavetts. “Cail Monday 8h. 8424 Gravois av. Se Cee MT TE * 5390— Easton. (ce) old Goods for sale A, UT 0 M O B | L E S FORD Wtd.—I want to buy a Ford touring i and stéeck tn going concern in ex- _. wae “7 Potomac. ee -| ICE BOX--For sale; 50 pounds; oak; enam-| RUGS-——For sale. 6 Brussels, $12 each: like | -“xch;: jj Car for spot cash. from private Barty paly ST ah Le ee: oer FORD—For ‘sale. 1017: best conditien ; ROOM Bt ITE —PFor eo ea _. FURNI ee ay AF» me new ana, slightly eled inside: &8.%0. 6328 Easton. _ new. 8421 Olive ; iin , Or Exc lange, price must be right: a bargain. 5837 En- R-382. Post-Dispatch. (ey) — enin Mexwell R Brom. 4104 Olive. ber- a tne] re. cnttoniers, wardrnves, ain: | IC LF BOX—75 ibs. ice capacity; like new; $12. Gs— icie dnnmek or — — ? erifce. a4 nai oh, cae a ut lavenettes. rugs, carpets. brass ‘ ier : = RUGS—For saie;_ bargains. Globe 2 . m- oe = ae a eg -—- " miture. — et is wales, linoleum, uitchen, pelroom and rig in rugs, ‘any 24723, ertugien wetruenedhone “c) " rugs: 4 ae erst $04. Ko wLgembinta bedroom suites, $66.60; our | mousine. Victor S150R. Sidney 4184R. __(c Hall 3128 Hi. "oy COUPE he A BB ~ —— 7 = mahogany and walnt bedroom sets at 20 per FOR HIRE--New light Ford truck, cheap | hla i= running condition: can be seen Sunday | FORD—For sale. roadster, first-class condl- tc “LOUrS, GOLDBERG FURNITURE CO., ICEBOX—For male: medium aise; white en- “7 ‘morning. 8804 Lindell. (c) | ton: call Sunday moraine — SARA. A. Oregon. ameled inside; $10; bargain. i208 Hodia- | RUG For sale, Axminster, 11.8x12; lightly cent off. e have too many of theee| HIRE- -F 4 ~ 7 passenger ed commission. The Chick Motor Co., 2216 For sale, a * —_ : * - ’ ; of C and 7 = Chestnut st (T) condition, Phone c ‘aban v AZHAR ior! ow on fine ae ae re ver wale; a real Sereeie place ic BOX —For ‘gale: slightly used: side icer: | _Manday. Davin. _1412 Olive, ae of odds and ‘ends for general house use. at a ———— MARION-HANDLEY Wtd.—T ng car. ¢.| FORD-—F in fin | n_ Prive. il_Chippews. lowest pometie fig ures. WALK ER- ARM. | FX R “HIRE- —— passenger car. $2? 50. ber ' Call Riverside now + ta bal . : ae ONEY } - — = = ~ ree | ers. S975. end tires, 1401 Rowen tes oy By pie new costs. Will men- | 7Ckm HOX—Fot sale; slide top; well made; | lesvine city. 1435 Vail | Opp. Public Library ‘cl4) POR HIRE--Private car by owner sfor ail oc. | ga gg ge + eg ee wy er engy hand By Ce are E Booey WOU, SQRETEr( BERGER, | FORD For sale, roadster, 1918 model; S43. ee. : . - : - — | (“aeme, wide Venette, chifforobe. Olive a, = = h bie } I RUGS—Body B FT RN TURE— For sale, all household "goods, piete a home; a very big bargain: also re- r-— body russe 8, Axminster rugs, bed - 12 ‘ -\ > ey " . = N. ) WILL ie for Ford county property. Forest een 112-114 12 th st.. 2 doors south of Pine = trace for F rey ° ‘ — P ’ . é: “eye se r a 7 a. - ? _aulek. Cc. Miller. 2101 O'’Bear av. ({c) Welte ee used two months. 12124 FLAT For sale: neatly furnished, 3-rootn : 3 HIRE -1918 7- passenger Chandler, foul ‘ PAIGE & Wtd Touring car. Riverside #4 $37h Apply 1306 8S, Newstead. meet new ( ‘wll 45°R Clavton $2.50 up: b KITCHEN CABINET-—For sale; oak, small, | RUGS ody Firussels. Axminster: bedroom: | sie per month, 4055A, At. reasonable: rent | ps _ (cS) vA. Sore 6 Wtd.—Touring car. River- FORD COUPE-—For sale; bargain. 5802 De’ FORD —For sale “clansiest speedates tn town: ardrobes, chiffoniers and other turni- like new; $8.50. 5828 Easton. | narlor furniture, davenette. chifforobe, bed | Sater L_ Ferdinand &v. _ | OR HIRE—1 ton Ford truck, by “ay. | _#de ™ OT I see -— > ---‘©) | _ hefora 2p. m. 2104 Cherokee, rnish the house co KITCHEN CABINET—For sale; cost $27.50;) 2837 7 Delmar bi. ft} | 7 NSH SD AP ART MENT—For sale. 6110 week, month or contract. Schrapp, 4254 ROADSTER Wtd.-In_ exchange for my FORD —For sale; coupe; good condition; 1918; | PiAT ROADSTER — Por le with ‘ip - Fitzel av.. ist floor weet. | San Francisco. ‘ equity in good lot: all improvements made: sell cheap. 4460 kb nright av. a hoody Central AAI: 1208 Chambe Don't forget Kel | ae nn | | melt 87. 1404 Grenville, KUG—Finest Wilton. 912. frinwed. Oriental | Rn nd. en oo a —— — . ; _— c62 ' «|| FURNISHED APARTMENT—For sale, 3-| FOR HIRE—Hudson; 7-passenger: private, | Will pay some cash cho ana for &@ g00d | FORD —For sale, coupe; jike new; make offer. ‘ et an Y Poor ene 4 =. Ss. oe - ; ; ; ' -| design: used 2 months . 5: ; sale, beautiful axe mab: Pest - ATTACHMENT—For sate | SRCMEN ae ay SF ae bargain. Apartment. SAMOA Olive. wiih od room, in wicker and willow, 2 Murphy| appearance; looks like new; terms reason- CAT. Phone Delmar SAGAJ: 43214 Virginia FORD ROADSTER.—For sale Viator ni ale fine easy t iF . — “ae Lhe CABINET— For sale: cost $357 RUGS—For sale: 9x12 brown and tan; &x14 | Beds: eall Sunday afternoon. 2006 N. Van-| able. Forest 6398. Delmar 2686J. ID ROADST ER Wd. —Costing between $300 aad ee ae ' ay cash or terms. 1815 Rv eet hair te See ul RANGK—For wale, _Vietor_ 8220X. fe) | sell S15. 2OMOA Ann, | green and tan’ also rockers. chairs, tables | : - - ‘. TERARY ee ‘sas Winnekece ., Cabany 714K. no tions; contents flats. dwellings; beat cash | Sr ote e Ai Central 7 a - 1ith and wars + TOURING CAR Wtd.—Light: or chummy , 2”80. 5148 Easton. {eS} FOKD—For sale; roadster: | goed a obs +... eal rices: need goods badly: large or small lots. | 8%.‘ . Le roadster: in exchange for 7-passenger tour- FORD-—For fale; coupes; two 1917 and one Rear 4207 Maryland av. ‘ ‘ oF nal x Sa ocue ear “white enamel;/LINRARY TABLE—For sale: dark oak: SETTEE—For sale or exchange, S-pleco Schober. Delmar 2085, F i S) -. & | a 2._St01 Spe : .—: oi a | leather, for linoleum. 4105 Washington 3 comer oreet 3058. ___{S)_ Bver-Ready Auto Service Co. | -intcef: will demonstrate. S701 Spe Te LT: eee Oe aT thea, pris COR Sp: ” tom: _ sale; roadster: 1917 fine condi. : : on: tires. extras: S328. 474684 months: $20. S844 Delmar. _isree and massive Lindell 4858. or ee en -_— ——= = - T. indell 28 new AN’ TIQU E or modern furniture ¢ of all descrin- . ; n GE—For sale; Quick Meal; bar- | LIBRARY TARLE—For sale; Queen —_ : aT @ wo tions: complete furnishings “ef hemes \c We take this means of informing the pub- T° peel CAR baa ge me oy a one-third down, year on-balance. Morrtse, oO 10. 5365 Ridge. Call Monday. mahogany: like new; cheap. Mrs, H. Hep- SEWING i ‘E-—For sale; mahogany; mali lots: absolutely the very best prices| lic that our Dodge cars really are brand- wire Pe oD Peles, Sys: Sar ~” | 8527 Locust EROS -For ‘nale, de luxe ract . pert. Ron Clare Ay. _ Cabany iva 14k. | drop leat: like e new ; $18. 5390 Easton. (ce) | paid. Call Dennis ros. Forest 5025. or new and our prices reasonable. L, inde}! 403. pt 41%, ost-t fepatch , Ht DSON Fo le coupe-@40: owner leaving $1500: il! ng ear, cost RANG For ssle: Quick Meal: first- a EASto ; 2 Ae (a, ia . Th r sale. coune-640; 4 w sacrifice. call before 10 a. m. 470. = | TOURING CAR Wid.—-OF roadster: snail » city; bargain, Jefferson Garage, 12th and Cabany Sa7aw. HORT A _ Washington, Gondition. 2870A Texas av, |i IGRARY CHAIR SET—Mahoeany, a1: SIDFROARD-For sale: $40 sideboard for $20. | Delmar 3864, (eS) { Central tare nnn nes | TOURING CAR Wid.—Or readater, seat © “os Princess Gresser. $5; kitchen cabinet, 819.; “*"! | or wentv-thir |BABY BUGGY Wtd.—Strolier. Call Cabany = : RSSOURSS, Grace ms Ser. &% Locust ©’ FORD—For sale: s a a = . > > « Cc — - ee s | TRIS ‘Ns (cT) 4457R. FOR HIRE price. Ro x F 146, PP st Di patch re" 8t}DSON—_For sale. new 1019 coupelet. van | Giahe ceacte. — t tnaggnete: a chasete. classy Dodges. TOU RING CAR Wtd Late roode) Ford: part | 300 miles, Hudson super-e@ix, two bumpers tires: demountable _ rime. B—Ouick Meal: deliver and con- a - —_ , and (cT)| SIDEBOARD—For sale: tiaon cabinet: | | &. Jefferson. —-——-_—_ ---—__ _— — , ohne. 7 LIMRARY ae For aa’ ale: o one ‘large: made Wilson heater and range. 4141A West BEDS Wtd.-—Ruges. monttas om ves, ranges: New Fords. $1. 25 per hour; ' on. © ter \GE—For » Si Se devel; $0; | ent of square plano and victrola. S728 Carter. | buy anything, Bomont 1846 ‘fe®) $1.75 per hour: 7-paseenger cars, $2.50 per payrment modern S-room cottage: streets and spare tirer also $150 worth of tinaeur- FORD— For sale: F eter. Sik : Renee anes ———_——_—-~-- FE {c ~ gn ae panes ~~ pe rs Furnitur _— Ee Re or uick service, da n_ night. Call Lin- and allevs mo4* Particulars. Delmar S828 Ft. ance: this beautfful auto must be sold. Mo- roads ' as ton. ) . BEDS—F j e. ¢ rT) s. . . ,; hour: q ya g r ‘elevated oven; flat “. SIDPROARD--For sale. 6 chairs, tables, ~~ a Arpets. stoves, content ! Deimar 1146 : : “ torist, 1832 Locust. been overhauled; must eell, , in: $12. A2h1 Page. : |LIRRARY TABLE-—For sale: 2 twin brass wardrobes, 1 solid walnut, 2 stoves. lino- flats and dwellings: highest prices ; acd, | dell or XIC AB CO... 4 1 and Easton. TOURING CAR Wtd.—Light 5-passenger: | . . _. ———————————— mouth ay, “tale, aut | beds, washstarsd, kitchen butter Cal) be-| lenm: call Monday "45 & Jeffereon Bensinger, 756 Walton. Delmar 2528L, kur. MUTUAL TA +. must be in first-class condition: for my SSEI. COUPE—Good as new: quick nale) ght vor sale; ¢; roadster; 1 fine mechenice! , NGE--For aale, large uick Meai _tween a a. m. » and 7 wv. m, _ % 1a € R. Spring. | SINGL EK BED—Fo eure — — ee eat 6291. ities: WANTED clear vacant lot: cash value 8 Box cash; call Sunday #9 a, m. too BD. & condition; new pain : , nee. hieh o oven. Fores LIBRARY “WTABL. é For Te = —F or sale: spring, mattress, BOSTON HE ATEP wa Tc ae Ben “ay a ae K-188 Poast-Diapatch. $f Shenandoah a PS PRT) 5 ick sale $275 cash. AA s or sale; ~ mahogany Cos | one baby bed, spring, mattress. 8748 Cote 4 : o fit house erat 6 st All kk ition: pay ° ar ; — TAD : “enti ' eres sone Arkansas, iNGE—For sale: Ouick “Meal: good a4 = jonfal; 42x28. S857 Juniata. Grand 4262W. | Prititante. Rox Y-2h0. Port-Dispatch AU TO! is P - loss.” “ata an » TRUCK—-Wtd.—In_ exchange for bmarene MARION, pt A tage et inted aeeial | FORD-—For sale, roadster, Inte model; “Bink : ean lase (cf) | a = — os at ~~ wy " — ;. | cash. 22 estalozZ . ney «ad, i brick and cement work Vietor i ‘ -cvitnder motor; newly pain , C@ ne MG SOFA—For sale. heaut ————- |-CARPETN AND RUGS Wtd.--Goo4t or vad: | ——- — om for cash; on time to reliable part RANGE— For Ty Lie comple: e: a IBRARY SET—For sale; 4-piece. mission; | tapestry sofa. son Posh an — _condition no object. Bomont 18 foxy | AUTOMOBILES wd -Don't sell your car! RUCK Wtd —A party with a two-ton truck; Tight. 2754 Ane. , —— Faston. Forest 2940 - rey copper coll water heater, 8. | amall rabogany table for lamp: no dealers. dav. Apt. 100, (co) CARPE TS Wea Furniture of all deacrip- before yon see Grozaman. 2814 Dickson. ' legitimate proposition , Call in pernon be OHIO ELECTRIC -For saie;: poe on a PORD Por eale: with rowcial Ames “a OT a ns ee rf Es ial a 'STOVE—For sale: anft coal “heater; bnotd tions. contents flats, dwellings. Orevtt! AUTOMOBILE Wtd.—Any kind: ready coe}. | fore 10 a. m. Al Frey, S058 (ote Brillante ' ee ew oa ? body: like new, a bargain, see chan of all kinds: Quick Meal. | LIBRARY TABLE. For sale: moxt exquisi’e rior on le 141, 2921 &. 18th. Storage. 4729 Faston. Delmar 1735, Forest 3 R04 Cook, , , i dies : c7) TRU CKS Wtd Ten, to aul irt I oo cel- , ~ an — — ‘ KE Mo sale: late 7 Compton ay. er fakes: 86 up. owe" genul y hand ‘arved: will sac- ST v E- -For “pale. range, -— 5 i, iy wee B _S650. a ore me ” , om) AU TOMORBI LE “Wa By pris ate par ty: lar at 15th and Locust: start Puce ay saa OHIO E mak tg” ( ws he eens r a _ i. PORD For cale, roaduter, , ait ; whoa = prac! : " tc be etppre- a » hives ~~ e arg n; must | COUCH Wtd.—- Wicker, full leneth. Box. nose mM} Overland or Dodge. Colfax 1258 WW, m.: two monthe’ work. Call Lindell ow model, beautifully uphoi J. abearte Yale lock. i. I. A°4 Farracut Li. RB. at. a : , - (2) new battery and paint pneumatic ford ra, Ga For sale, high-oven; Buck's| ¢ le 1212A _ Walton. ' | Y¥-272. Post-Dispatch. MOBILE Ww “Ford Suicks nd make arrangements at om - eit 4d can be 344 Pa coal heater; oth urniture. 2227 ——~ nn | BTOVE—For sale ae all white ‘enamel. . -_-— - _— . ‘TO Ss td. ords. Bos ick etl . rae — tires This is a beautiful car an a ” 4. eR Ae in range, heater; er LIBRARY TABLE—For pale: one: hack aniashe anc 17 DINING ROOM SET Wiad —Aiso bedroom : 1g Oe quick cash. Morris, S327 Locus:: | ~ = . ITT bought at a barwain Detroit Electric Sales | promt for sale; 1914 roadster, at a secri- ST poorer hogany ; u pholetered taneatry chair: | eet eee "Hotere. — 7 Liberty | net: muat he ennd Central 8572 _(cfi2) | Bd_ floor, a ae MOD. 57 CADILLAC W ), Co. 5148 Delmar cee fice; must anil, G60 Gowns pest an ane G For sale: Quic eal: also| tree and c estgate av. oe ema DINING “ROOM SUITE Wid- “Tak TO. wt i.—Old: : “be cheap for cash. 7 ss Lined in fine condition ATS Hamberger. ne ot , | STOVE—For sal oO td.—period. 1752 AUT must be -For sale: a little beauty: 1918 Post-Diepateh, -| LIVING ROOM SET—For sale; tMmahogany: QTR2W, .)| ELECTRIC WASHEF V in oe . ands wale: Dutch od comaiion Colrax tnn0w. nm wool tapestry. Phone STOV K Por - — ra range _ — . saebeart. __ wringer: want late model. v ‘4 {)- is PD | AT eauity Wea. — re Soon Buick _preferre. Address “744A Etzel ay ae tr aerfect order fully equlpped. ee aT od condition: Beg it Florissant, — |{7¥ING@ ROOM { sitT—For « sale; S-plece over- | Prana en eal ane — phew chiftfoniter. PEAT HT b-t0e one, Montana’ Feainer 0 | at nay, per vear. Andel ABST W | eS ee Oe for, ot. xi Reanicke. in| new body, battery wheels and tires: ele. FORD —Readeter; 3087; goed as t i >Re p Ele na ne! ine _ RAPA RIDE excha! ging. Clive + today; price S140 : — (e) FORD —For sale: roadete> press one Le rimmings ; v ven. ‘915 . i —— = a nt lol 2 . : on ; elevated ove dovanht: _will re!} SIM), 4271 Ashiand , = SWITCHES. ranatermation and ‘curls nade FE ATHE R BEDS "Wa —AAT 1000. We pay 1250 W 204A N. 18th. (S) anne 22> =a - electric coupe; 5- an — de ah 4 (ce , : — new: from combines 8881 Russell, highest prices for old and new feathers: wer: 7 = OA RANG! For sale, and water heater LIVING Rabie. FURNITURE— Almost new BI'LKY—For sale child’a Sak: ge “I ;-| delivery machine will call immediately. Pil-) ANTO W td. in exchange for my flat or AUTOS WANTED RAUCH LA. ape new tv Hates at ed; siso separate water heater. 0941 ‘ Kvacuurn sweeper” Call Aonase, tone | fat, Mfc. Gag 1307-11 Biddle at. Centrai | “bungalow: want good car, «... . business. | og pg a | FOnDS Rondviars) 0, a thie | dining euite, fine phonograph; bargains.| lev vacuum sweeper. Call Monday. sem ae > ms : —For sale; blue Quick Meal. Owner, Hhi2g7T Cabanne. Es @ “ ‘ : aut Sree 4303 Ww r fe) Rox | a Post. Dianat “h. ye We will sell vour automobile, or buy cellent condition: ap os — moe «$3 dows, year en balance. Morr . a oe "Te RT Titi KT EE OEE ee meee me» or rooms good fur AUTOMO ILE Wd Will give goo exas ‘ ar o auicker t} ho 4 lee, be Mactarthy rcher Avtomen!: ewe - oninteetiantinad woven pide: ioer refrixere rator. rugs, din: LIVING ROOM SUITE—For “tucked, se" —. OF RR Call Gees aid Allwin, ad niture: private party. Lindell Asesw, oil stock for good touring car or roadster. | jt from you, dulekor OO ECTALTY." Se ae x. Buell (cD) | som. wer enle. senteber 36 ee win . Pew ny tv up-to-date. genuine maho 5 ” FURNITU RE Wta.—Highest pric e paid. Wai- Box B-168, Post-Dispatch. Ce) |) See us at once REGAL--For sale: coupe C! running or- weif-etarter: fuet read Apply ters. 2082 St Ferdinand, Lindell S579R. (of) AUT. MORILKE Wtd.—Late mele! in goud [sed Car Exchange (‘o der: barenin st 82F &: Vermont Tacust Monday ‘ 4a ‘* ~ ~ RANGE-—For sale; child's bed, dress-| ti a si ta ‘ | ; exes, biggest bargain in city, sacrifice | SULKY—For wale: Aliwin-l.-vy folding: ex- R. fof ov , ; ‘ | FURNITURE Wtd.—oO dition: must be reasunable. Box F-2, wer: ——_ ma nnin order | T 1 id style or any kind. cor on. ? REGAL COUPE--In ” s FORD —Moadater: eset ruonina order: ee ‘Jf ’ - — ba t's chifforobe; cheap if sold to-| wo dealers need apply; must be seen to be cellen A For sale” Gall agua ibe fay. Lata site _anntertated, Ant. 4R40A. Olive. =e ‘oon, ent condition; $5; bargain. 5828 EKas- Forest 6657. Delmar 3560). 38444 Walnut. Plot - Dispateh 1801 Pine 8t bargain for cash my? conor "GAS I Buck's cabinet; t;. 18- . ) : j a teviont ar 'N > x - FURNITURE Wtd—H le - AUTO Wid.—Will take Ford truck or ‘chassis ‘ WooDs--For male. electric: In perfect” "con. | adi = nob Pas > he ay 8 MANTEL rc LDING, ‘BED— For sale: r. ANI OR SET — 3 sale; 5-plece. wick: ighest prices pat! fo as rt payment on S-room house. 2813 —== = ation: a car: for eale cheap: call be- | $28 canh, balance time, Call Sunday, 5196 d - pa new; reasonable. tall Suriday or Moncay, ! Vietar 278% } contents houses and ened lots: wet our bid. | ae (e) fe rod _Oakland av.. Maplewood, Mo. p AUTOMOBILE E INSTRUCTION fore Aw. m. B44 Utah a “sale. runabest: Ganmeaticut * : rn _— ; Central 56658. Tyler 41. . Portman. (5S) a - ane ata riect 4828 t. | T. aI ~ For rale: aonk, dinine room table, — ,| AUTOMOBIL E ftd.—Touring, for 8800 a—~~~ WOODS—For sale: electric coupe; 5-passen- rime. & new tires. rter. —— covers ami and bumper: firet-cless condition. N BN rugs, hair mattress TT | 8% tav 1 | FURNITURE Wtd —Stor . ica! furniture: call Monday. 4245 / “A ~~ py nd "to gated, cotton g008 | Fay wet RR instruments of all 15% eernete, memeet | ,equity, residence, west. Pollock, 206 Ful- aro tire vulcanizing: a grow!ng. profitabs ger: front and rear drive: seat ; inches: ino = plilows, e a ARL E—For gale: one _~ “table: bur- 2619 Chouteau. Victor 1223R lerton Ride. _ a | business: easy to learn, inetruction book — moter generator: excellent comditien: price N. Rroedwar. Rubber © ~w TRG gO a eomaae (8) | fet. ean stove: no d-alera. 4485 DsImar.| FURNITURE Wid Badly: snot cash: con.| AUTO Wtd.—Ford or Dodge touring; goo} $1: plants $5) un; catenin + ag Equip- too. ‘Phone Cabany 1424 or call (@238| 2s a arnt ior sale: uted order’ pie. Ove pakes TABLE--For sale: combination: alao 40-1) tents flats. dwellings. Orcutt Stncaze.| condition. for $450; Bachman plano; will | ment Co. 344 Sth st. nernn ———ee | Pershing " —_—_—© | goed ender: demountable rime, ’ GA 5. & ter and other epectal features. MUSIC we sale; genuine ma-/| ice hox: enod condition: reasonable. 2815/ 4729 Easton. Forest 8850, Delmar 1765. (9) vy difference in cash. G. A. Zeiser, 7012 REPAIRING, ETC. — ale: coupe: just “any amount | _Mitenel ae Bete 3 FR beh ELECTRI For tires and battery. | Recker, Ordnance Dept., Missourt hoeany, A818 St. Louls, _.. | &. Kine'’s highwar FURNITURE W ‘a —— -— Bo anqpees ne td.— —Radiv: any amount: . —~ . : RANC @. tee rns or) wardrobe, | OAK TAVENETTE—For sale. 5647 Noose-) 7, py For anale: extension: square: 84: | weontents flats. dwellings: best cash price« Al re omic IT. mw td. 70 om pasar Sue Ses AT’TO REPAIRING— Expert mechanics: ! in excellent condition throughout = Insurance Rida. ore) MB ta- velt | nlace | aleo combination desk- bookcase : cheap. | Schober, 4455 Page. Del 2985. For. aM, &) my ~ é 4 go I he Lyn MBL I ‘ef and pric ea reaeonalhbie. o218 Chestnut re eeen to he aprrer inted ——— r Pu a r ORD For eale: roedater, sr for ; other rniture. Aid “wales A we. ht Al Le ott AN = FU RASEURS Wed. = A bird’ 8- eve set : furn|- ' make ©2702 ‘Russell ’ : (cy at “TY " RE }’ AIR | Nai in briv at e {nae cas nh an thy Arch: - Automobile ‘ns > 7 > oe he , - Lf ‘ i} . ahrw 2 ' Kracey: ; * dog picture. TABI. E For male mission dining ‘room ta - or p> Reape pany, Amount: wilt pay woes AUVTOMORILE Witd—To rent for 2 or 3 make car Arthur McBride ’ = e - — — . roadster: $.°O ¢own. year on balance. °, Manogany ss © itvVing-room eet an ! 6111. . aa ‘on for business calis: will pay AUTOMOBI! E repairing. guaranteed Wore ~. = — —— i} ris, A927 Laruet whi ee Pend cs } . - wpeedeter. 7abt. Man- ag SY wale; ed Goes _mtead, a eee a wii ) hours rd maken: | per day, . . ~ _ mo Shc 2. PAINTINGS— For sale: in heavy oak cee eeeeannniemnerme anes | PMTEURE Wit We pan Winbest toch || 1.0% (Reet A. Bi Wraitaker. G0¢-050)| Bory 2 Ane Te ee i) HUP 20-Por sale ei le (o#2) Lion, Ticer. American vTante For sale: extension. 54-inch top: | prices for all kinds of ce AT, cooeioees © Cove Se o) Jane Ford ere, are your | 2 SA | ‘i ; : Fagie si AUTO REPAIRING—Ford owp - can 1 ttt LE ot iC Fer sale.” roadeter 2 agit. a a eee ee eee res, suitable for quarter oak and genuine leathe 7 . r seat! goods or entire contents of h . rank AUTOMOBIL FE Wrd Will trade platinum , new, one Seoul, rang Meal: blue Rotel or restauract. H. Cneshire, 5885 rt chairs; bargain; call Monday. Davis, 1412) ¢ Laker. 2000 Market. Bomont “2104, Cen diamoni] bracelet. value 8600. for used magnetos weak? We make them strong electric lahta; soil cheap; Olive _tral 374. (cS) car. roadster preferred. Call at room 226! as ever for $5, guaranteed, bring it to Wie- | ||) FORD COUPELET — 1919. . f renee. with | tony: Tmger: 7 ) a S182-34 Park av. Hi . a ; peeeenrereneneemnas vicar a4 Pa / a senttincen 4 2 2; mahogany and Astor Hotel. Sunday poe a | : ll New chassis and fall leather ik HiP &2- “roadster ; . . : - : e ’ 5 . F litask ; . ; RS—For sale; 3206 ska. TEA CARTS—For saic: " _ ete _ Sun | PARLOR CHAI wicker: $10 each. S890 Easton. (c) \*y peer as Wa. —-Housefurntahings of ail AUTOMOBILES Wtd.—All kinds, ready cash ; | 1] WILL repair your auto at your garege. ~ | Hehte: aenee | PARLOR ~ oe. wed onl: TS er an’. VACUUM CLEANER—Electric: nearly new: | ately and submit you best cash prices. For- | — ~ ee we os one “Lindell | ae" aoe ne 1168 ff. ee Tees body; demountable rims. 3958 | Sunday morning. eather wu ie » : es ae | Well Bros., main office, ve. y uO — ee a . Peer sae oe sale, elexant 3-piece, — een oar mae S11. Post-Dis. {one Boca” Deimar 3864. Dennis wren , 25s. (cS) | “WILL repair your car im your garage or |||) Laclede av. | ie Pr For ale: - ‘ay , VACUUM CI ANE r sale: Roy ral dem- | — x | AUTO Wid.—Will take late model “roadster mine: you can help; work guaranteed. Ben- i a “ vm aio We he ee onstrator: like new: $17.50 off ltet price FURNITURE Wtd.—I need furniture ~ badly; | - -— Pa son ‘al stecl, “nickel. mounted: su ase ‘FARIDR or oraet Gale, Teather @nd STAY | will demonstrate. Viox O-117.” Past-Dis. ici | _ will buy all kinds of furniture and contents | ,'%., on sale of 3X: acresion erminsl Ral | ton WAG ee ee | RIAL For ele: — 508 Bt.) A nl ie jing @& i CLEANER—For sile; Franz | Of houses and a ine ns ty, Rox 307, Wellston Postoffice. perlenced mechanic: work guaranteed: Will COUPE—For sale, 1913 model Regal. sie rear, S721 Lineoin. * DoF ‘restaurant; . PARI olding go-car *' shipment; highest price id th x. | ‘X,_ Rox 7s. ) vA LOK at wt. ‘For mle, f « rt: | PP rant Forest 4ci6h perfect order; Lindel! R. pa (cl | Ate *TOMORILES Witd.-Ready cash: condi also repair your car_at your own garage tric etarter. generator: me beep pete | WAX WELL Vor male. Sawer eale; S-plece ma-| Ciciiu cCleiNca_fo cL.” Fr RNITURE | Wid.-Hest class of furniture| ,tion neq object; we are buyers. Maxwell| Forest 6000, Forest 2301 ____-- | past 3% yeore. Rex F'-3}, Dew See. | tien: enone far cae ; 4 bhi on nessee.__ ; | Seer eS ze AT dse|” of all kind Buy contents of residences; Bros, Main office, 4106 Olive. Linde: Bf GARAGE—Ready for business: =o LIMOUSINES MAXWELL. Por sale: - os * “plece: browr ' hareain Monday. 4527 | Easto isa real | and fits. aL Rr a ee ee OS. Se ee eee and repairing. accessories: anything in - © tat tm laste ental ie condition PARLOR Gr enc, rR Fer eee’ 7 . "7 oF ‘c):; dell 2185. R. U, Leonor! Auction Co.. ave. AL TOMOBILE Wtd.-—-Te buy for cash; "| gute game “Geand onan. Victor ons 2039 PIERCE-ARROW--Foer sale ne. oaeit eS = dition, __ 8520 OF Oregon. _ | Faev UM CLEANER—For Sal>: new Ree. ttoneers ’ (cla) ster of ermal! touring car: must be nieht service fact condition: «ash of terme . > -* ” und cheap. od 1134 Teeiear lee 1475 WN Marah tet MAXWETT, FOr TTB—For sale; 7° T-piece; oe; bargain white enameled crib: Dontley «wereper. model; good condition -* | PARLOR at "nat Od ite Mell av. av. te} | Cabany 326aR oe fe, FURNITURE W ANTED BADL Y TAR. ost. Dispatch Gri felhi ant aXe.) aor - fins ondlitos ’ eH EXCHLLEN yoga cat § ae: sehaie: to ae. Bh Ge eh “isi, Sesizto All desctiptigns. larke and small lote, co:- A SOMCHILE Wl — le? eee cond fu a ylinder Ng dig Img cain Gees mee be Geen te be aqeredi-' -3n an. MU or sam cy o pay ; . acifl flat ings: high h ¢ ing car; must be in firet-clase cong . od: . . Choviess. Ruem UND — Ww Bet. oom tk vrage Co..' Summit and Pacific av. Phone weer | ten be OBER. aepine Del 2085: For 385%. will pay cash: phone Monday morning. after “MAGANN MACHY. WORKS, 3223 ——. aoe a bow I ete 2UNDAY, 288 cha Sie Wash 97%. (Ss) Oeociock. Olive 2304.

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— — — — ae mee 2S 1200 AUT JTOMOBILES, — and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in in these columns today. — AUGUST. 5, 1919, si uenatienneapeneeee . AUTOMOBILES . |. AUTOMOBILES. ‘a Ke K _ROADSTERS TOURING CARS TOURING | TOURING CARS” So peeve rere... Een eee pee TOURING CARS ana ES oes 2 CARS | enn oe en eet See ates a2 . ae - ‘ . OO | PPP le vw « RDS—Fe le, two deliv sled pa bey = Mevese roadster, | AMPI L.EX—For sale, touring car. 1210 Olive. COLE —For sale: touring car; good condition: | i oy For sale, touring car, a A ‘Sh zen. | wanditiens whe irees SoTS: Hag $400 pf ae +: =a ; Peason Pa ling. “bo 90; | Oe ORT ee ante: — — Bora | * Sane 8 months’ Kuarantes, Forege repa iG eodos . ‘ Ss Ss ‘ } . mows » = ; q , yy - ‘ . ~ of 1! : . . ; : ne : ‘ C id lawelent car in the clty: wilt =F AUBU RN TOURING 300d mechanical oon" | BH =e =e Th fa ! oh. we Eeaeny merase ___{6) | Gown and $0) per month. Bee Mr. Farrell ir; terms to reaponsibie oe: “oy Brg ns worth $1200; take) _5138 Easton McPh mn 2027 Locust 6c linder, 7 passenger: : , oe Sunday or any other time. 3044 ¢ Nive. K ._ Post-Dispatch. | $775. Call_ Monday, 3016 Lowa. ‘c): PORD—Por sale, wo drive. truck erson : months; 1919 model; furnitures a and : : —— “On , ood tire 325; b See | . tees aeey ry adi - iL ‘ ale; 19 rery | AUTOMOBIL F le; S-passenger; anc . sey spor’ model tion; — pel Battery C o. Lo- | COLE—?For sale, ~ touring car, it first-class | ~e ~~. %¢+ae« ROA DSTERS hracticaily new. Riverside 1 alee GF ones . For sal ) nge : ee ES ee ma 250) var : a nthl 618 Walton MAR. e h- passe nger; n : i q , Model: in excellent ” MRISCOE For “pale. touring car. 1918 mod: model, ~~ r= For sale. touring car; good condi. Forest's 00. balance mont y. ie) good condition; will sell at your own price. | . looks yo “i must sacrifice today B-139. Poat- Dispa atch. . | fain. SRLS Locust. § : KOEN TBAT | aiin?0d Condition, 4005 Hariford; Gren | Seuthe ne gomonetrate: $400. Call Ai to 017; Detroit top, | 3107 North Market. | | . en av. mde ii ‘A AUTOMOBILE—New tires, new veather | PORDS—For sale; I-ton truce: ;_Wworm @ae Seen at KOERN R-RAT 4070. ushw est av. FORD -For sale: touring, 10 i. e he Gar- | ta, ARION— For guna a ~ top, just painted. beautiful dark red: motor any style body. cash or time —— sa —— ale lock, Spe edometer: $415. Hy aa ea le ’ tour ne car, “cheap as | OV OVE RLANi D . O— For >: aaa —“e overhauled last spring can "? hear engine c 0°... 2a La ce ‘st. r kT aes RISCOB—For ~ ale __5-passenger, electric | COLE For sale: S-cylinder. 7-pa passenger.| field av Junk. 4660 West Florissant av. Fede roadster; new tires. starter, 30x38 ri} $200 cas 1Y1T model beautiful Car; engine in exce! on a - seen 3 newlr \ RMON I- | ne se tne tS k . run: shock absorbers, etc.: biggest bargain FORD—For sale: trucks, new: electric lights and etart- down, balance a Mr. er! lent condition: sacrifice at $850. 4015 Junt- OR h Pouring car: 1916 —, mee 15 MA tt! ati wel pale: ¢ de. 408 oe 5- a. | tional Salm = aay ®ecure thie excep- in the city; will sell for $650: phn demon- | livery: any style body: easy me > i! a. ov hauied; must sell: cheap. pie? ve COUFTGer a tr: ide. (We € Sst ‘ y ‘ve : n a ' Ww. painter erhauied ? ig phone number, Box A-166,} strate at any time; reason for selling. "| old Ford taken in trade. Barnett. Salea% a7 AUTOMOBIL 41385 Pate. ic) rel] fon te - Ata, Ph ” mv © anv tinge 144 Olive. . , one Grand 4956 ( *) aE ». at SF. wae ; N Spring. 4) M \RMON Fer sale: tourin _Pcst- Dispate mre | going to buy _®@ six. See at 2605 N. Prairie. 2815 Locust st. 30—For xale, specdster. “must be sold BRISCOE CHUMMY + Fe ood con. , CULE SIX—M ; sale: te ar. 1915 mode “a ALLEN ae ae 2 o of ust sacrifice this beautiful oy ggg seem ye . A og ~ s ip ——___—_____. - e 8.7 r jaale: con y # beautiful car. FORD—For : touring car, 1915 =model. shape; sacrifice; $225. 4620 St. " Louls. PACKARD— For sale: one 1911, model 18, | TO! RING © AR—For sale or trade. 2716 5 FORD TRUC K -For sale: one-ton: fh owl N—For sak .+* = aa ~——> m—_— a. > 7 : m ~ ina ~~; . +. . _—- ~ — «. +90 e¢- «8 .* 2 @ ., i eee - ore ; Rood reason for seiling: pric | dition: good tine ap nal ‘+ paint: 4 white wire wheels: Ppe arance and splendid mechanica! > harentn GS > 19h at ia £ $40); best offer 3500 Page bi. Linde}! condition ; to operate: biggest bargain Can ai ete onditi ition, B2i0; ig bargain . MA RKION-HAN LEY For Sale; touring - car: 462 v Delma msteneaigmnieteniininie iin dies (ce) | __ sist st. Tyler 1774 condition. Come and see for yourrel 3 ne ftORILE- NDI—For sale. ‘roadster, “VWehe G. late! S2a5J ow 7 sit aaa RIPE ape j mm city; Phone today. Main | -\0' = +.) Sa ; — ~ electric lights and starter: Raute ‘nburr en- PAC ‘KARD 30 -For sale: touring; electrically | TOURING CAR—For | sale: S-passenger; $160; | sel! BR. tineke, 3860 Bingham, one Loe heater. 6 chean. HTS Marine. V letor P21" | fej, s--Fer sale; 17 little six tourine: | . a — a ee aa eg Sag pe oo ‘ mai. good tinea Fs ee. a .. and | Forest S067 R. 5333 trade for smaller car. _leaving city. 4521 Ruskin. — south of Meramec _ BAS ee =D TOMOBILES- + Broa, COEMONITE : Fale: 1918: b-cy lin te raer cw te rms. ust sell today, 6108 Te Kas . OLU M ks 7 A si x “Tyis: fine paint an: i me soa: PB ne gs + 8278 5214 Biair bargain. naa : Ruski ~ pe = rs +8 ’s ve & rare | > : : 533° Terry seen ee TOU RING CAR—For ‘sale: ~ Bosch magneto re »RD— For wale. truck cs, new: i setae te « ~ + maga Koadster; wire wheels’ cat Cabany 4°00. ALICK POURING male, 1014; bargain; Locust st. een: barkain for cash. 3104 | On: extras; bi 19 witl bloc] . Yori aoe Pes ror gmale: 5 passenger, ia model, | and Kent. $550, _3106_Mulianshy. our old Ford taken inte “2 * ZeToMonIL Ly. Or Koimont S100 Monday. “oy terms, OSA Delmar. LOcust wt: ¢ ‘entral 485. Bomont 25] FORI+—For sale: iate ‘19 with starter LOM on MA AWELI-—For sale to uring 1917 will | ele tric Starter and lights: good tire s; ou ; neer - $172 ¥ your old Ford taken in trade rnett Sal i A )TOMOBILE- " = . CULT! ‘ : EEN brand new Kelsey stream line body. } aqemonstrate - passenge . « o. 2815 ! at s a : Hent ERLAND CH. _ - MH A SI rt : Re : i WwW. 2 t. Louis avy. (ce) | OCU it. car; exce . MMY For sale; roads t . It we K ‘For sale. 1918 ' TT Ww X- lviv model, demonstrator - OV) a. ‘ 1? mnan ' - . must sell. 5045 Cote Brilliante a Wd | fire readition; at a bargain. 4014 ~ miies $1209, 2914 N me on coe: tun § 1 ot little; same as new | — — = Sep gg enw tan We tne her sale: 1917; good condition. | PAIGE good cine, model. 5-passenger touring! TOUKING CAR-For” sale b- passenger FORD TRUCKS— For mle, new. 44-ton, Iie : as 7 —— im) _ antes Ye 2 . balance 12 months | FURD Or sale; late model; dem NN my e + 3 aes fe) car, condition; 2 extra tires: will dem. 1 wo lh —~l | .and 1%-ton complete with any st a FOr snl ROADSTE ER—For sale: in goo} B "Ferd, soho" Winans car; will trade tor | . + : Car Co., 3105 Lo- rims, shock absorbers; in good Comaition: | MAX WELL—Fue gale. touring car, late mod. onstrate: $375 Kets it. Call from 5 to 7:30 | _Studebaker: cheap. 4642 Tyrolean. —z——~ | liberal terms. Barnett Sales Co., rhe. ait ition; $475. th starter. Apply Delko Ga- —— oe es Lemetaeee Get ee Bomout 251 $375. 1035 N. Grand. ——-——----- el; must sell at once. 3121 U nion bl. (c2) es or = | Sunday. __ 2607 Eads. _feD | TOURING CAR—For sale; bargain. ~_ | cust st. - (oe imK CAR— 8% _5ST5 Delmar — bl. fey yt ab Bat ee genie: © 5-passenger 1918; CORTISA Fr or sale; %-ton truck; used very FORDS—For sale: touring cars: 6. brand Dew | MAXWELL—For sale: No, 25: Al condition: |; 1@RCE ARROW—For sale: 6 cylinder, 7} —UVelmar av. | FURD--For sale; coupe: elect ‘%; fect conditio For aie: roadster: electri- Michige condition; demonstrate, 6015 ittie Bel] cheap. ~ os B- 242, Post Dis. (c) ready to drive home immediately. Motor or will trade for F ord tourtner ane. 41: 3 passenger tourin Car: fine condition: dae. | TOURING CAR—For ” gale 4917; first-class | equipped: Lee and Ajax tires all . Sore Vernon. .. $525: reasonable terms, fee Mr. | Giijc —— — _| CHOW ELKHAKRDT—For salo: cheap 1915, CP. 3114-18 Cass. Bomont 143) sittin urner. Delmar 4495X. | rifice for $500, _ 3745 W. Pine. _ (c) | — conditoin. 4$712W_Florigesant. a beautiful car: must be seen to Sunday or any z_time, 3944 Olive. _fc) | 8 ice ee 5- “Passenger touring: In ex- | 6200 Fi geod mechanical condition: call at | PORD—1017. starter, demountable wheels MAX WELL—Touring car: - first-class condi. | PREMIER—For sale: touring car; call from) TOURING CAR—For sale: first clase condi. breclated: private party. Rox F-70, Buick Au Co. Kirk wood, Mo,” all Nie) | , } tzel, shock absorbers, first-c} lass. Bertrand, 4150 | $425 casi St Louis ‘Motor Service Le to 12. S006 Osage. i __ tion. ( ‘all Sunday. 3521 Hebert. (c} | FORD. TRU cK For sale > panel body ; . *# a . : ° . q "hee WW. BL KH, eens | Oliv e st. a o hep = 7 ocuet : . . —So — i} REMIE nadal: om = i ’ NG tk ; in = od able for c¢ leaner or laure iry: first ~«: dandy | ‘n, Year on halance _ Morris, 3827 Locust. | (G) “eae, tm tan sale: | 3631 Easton. noon. 14 N. Newstead. )PREMIER--For sale, 1915 touring cat. in ist-/__ 2717 Gravois, — mercial body; gvod order; cheap ster; electric ht, starter, | . —e DIXIE FLYER- : tourin one enerator, demountetie rims. 6 For sale; touring car; 1912; In good | less than liles: jn’ Mm car: run s two: touting BOLE: Gace! We mn 2 class condits be see Racine me ~ ate J ' : ; In Al condition: sell FORD—For sale; two; touring, 1918; ei- MAXWEL! © sale, 1917 tourin: 1 or- | \. NG On, Can seen any time at ) NG C : 5- passer > | I na oah, "em and other accessories: ali in ~ ton fully a wow A = we _ wets nia, m, and 3 p.| lent condition: cash or terms. 1815. Rus der. 7238 High st. » Mi aplewood: Si rt im- | 2", Flo . (c) Tot oeehion' C ~ Ag es, sage a - | floor, anntiiticnes Pian dceacess, nd Apia shape. 3440 Virginia. |_V arrelmann av (ch); m V 2uv = ade Mase ® f se!) : i ar. 1 PU l. L MAE —— “gale: 5- -Passenger; ~ $825: TOU RING ry ‘AR; call Sunday _ morning or « — - Sy mp TRUCKS—For sale: “4 and wh 1 Ree ee — — -_— =_ — —_— ---_ =~ 4 «i BUIC Fo DODGE. — —— —___ —__—_ — -— ———- —— ; - — ee pine and Took like news exttta: $060, | | gas ae ‘gurine car: : lvle: good condition. | PORD—For sale; touring car; 1917; motor’ MAXW ELI-—For sale: touring: in good con- | elec trie light and starter; $110 down, bal- ning after 5». mm. 8045 N v. | chain or internal gear drive; ’ sna excellent condition: new ton new tires: dition: new tires, $225. Page Easton Auto! - OEY terme. 2i24 _Gravois, (c TOU RING e AR- For sale: sma il 5-passen- | Uaed; year to pay; your old car rad a _Raurehenbach. ie) DO a ” : on | DODGE —Touring ca car; ; bargain. 5802 Del- | just refinished; $385. 2: 44 Park. iptterair Co... M. Kason Mer. | PULLMAN. ~For sale: 5 assenger, as _~_£et: In good condition. R108 Neosho. (1) trade. © Aldrich- “Stephens Motor Co,, | aa CHES c ~ . a Se VROLET~. F« Little 6 touring “like new: | mar bl. , > Se ee ee 12 7 S | (c)| FORD TOU RING- x oH sale: almost new: ex- PMAX WELL—For sale, touring, suitable for | eee : 1 at somebody. , Taylor, berger, 1E—For “ale, touring. 1918; bargain. | cellent condition;.12 months’ time if want- light truck or express :; mechanically excel. | | x : — ri sini 5033 Delmar bi. ed; bargain. Call today. 2600A Rutge-. | lent: good tires: ¢ heap for quick pond ys a | throughout; car looks and runs like nee takes it. Call Sunday, 3721 Garfield. | FORD— sale: truck: fine. for eo av. ~ “oaks es Savin a eee - _eae= BUI ICK— -For “gale, ~ touring car: eng ne “Just | De 7 OO: | a : ; IDGE- For . ie. aieenhe allemmiin. suit. Calyx ayer nd ‘ one-fourth down, balance monthly TOU RING © AR— 1915: electric starter and - , aT — Twin ¢ 4 — Roadster a sraeuled: five ares. lot of extras: | sacrifice E78 Cc eo ‘4 ‘fine agondition ; FORD— For sale, be ry btm t e960: “ a . ue ' rr Sa = anv wee. a c62) payments See Mr. Farrell Sunday or any lights: sell cheap or trade for other kind: } months; good as hew, reasonable: must Pt EVROL ' i and 2 Pp n ay, 18 low i. e r om Ty rie cc ndition o —) .* Vin ai Bait e AX \ ELL a S e. touring car: new non- time, S44 Olive street ) Sunday morning, 3009 Mc Nair ay, ' sickness; part terms to responsible _s ‘dee class condit on, — . - | 4850 Foreat Park bl.: S nday any tine, a a after 4 p. ! ’ fe: R. m, 4 ~ | het ~~~» ‘Tv uri - 2 | 14€1 Rowan skid Fis lres oleterin . — ——e 1917 model: like new: wix good t Py ic x. A. a lowa ay _Ln SOFs MOOd order: S700. pea rtORD—For sale. touri 1918 engine - good new h map st heat — yt s — RK. C. HUPP—Light touring: new paint: elec. | TOURING CAR- -For sale: 3 passenger or | —————~ “ or * vale: tourine. 10917: “Little (c7) 4 . 1 + i=! me ty . ose : , , ; asi a x | tric light; Bosch magneto: runs fine: only exchange ps roadster. Call at SSS7T Del- | 1- T on Ford Truck Gs DGE—For sale. O FALLON PARK ‘MOTOR ‘ AR CO. + egh _ ————_—_.. ae + ost-I Fort h End Chevrolet Dealers. New and sed Bix: extra fine ear anyway vou take it: | Lt a HE 1 Nem nom car: perfect conditior econ lition: highest h dder gets ij 1323 ot. Post-] naten fer S185 4133 Enright (c) mar AY. ic) E sold on eany terma or cash, can arrance time pavrnent if necessary. | _ PnOC abeor he ‘Ts: rood tires Benton 436 ‘eran. 7 ie) MI} TEI R ie For ale: 5S passenger; heap: —_—-- _ , Beveral to Reject fro: m: very fine ee ! Aition,. new ¢t 4005-W. Wiactenant aa. | 4552 lAclede DODG E—For saie ie ~~ ar YFORD—For sale. touriec cat 1918 model. first-claes mditio: ‘all Sunda: ° ogta metas ho ea, ney mom .. a a ~ =———-——— -- —_—~ -~ : reat oo OADSTER—For sale; good paint, bargain for ‘cash, r will trad for Pond “o: | DODGE—Vor -m'¢ 1917 touring car: B00d | 2engs (ce) UCHIG trie on, Sale; 5-passenger, 4-cylin- REAL TOURING—For sale: fine condition: | TOURING CAR—For sale. ' @-cylinder, 5-pas- | IP 1 Fe — : or_time._ 553 Eller. other Ha@ht 6, ante + 5 a8 West Pine. = condition: $725. Central 8345L. = + SON —Ner aals: teastne 1017 Gall ec | | ee lel ‘ble ph? ft ba wt ol Bane 230 ‘Gra voi. no 2! lectric iis and starter: 5 good tires;| senger, fine condition: will sell cheap: ‘Ew A : wr. BORRIS—For ma roadster; “In 1 running Delmar 35203. . DODG E—For sale, touring: good con " tie cnet end tane ‘ I ed. 22: : argain: $550. 3511 8. Grand, | leaving city. r. FOS Pennsylvania. WA. Sos starter a ener ye wate i g00d condition: 1916; these cars slightly used and hav MITCHELL— 101s , ——=-.* : em a ——_—_— 3 | 2 ; 06 Olfve. 175, “28h B.izth. ‘Victor toe Sea CADILLAC—For sale; 8 pa passenger, $125; Co efor a. apalance monthiy.” astern Auto| new tires; open nights and Sunday. 3 33 | "sell $550. + eg Beit, Su stun eh REGAL—For sale, touring: owner unable to | TOU RING fAR—For sale, 1917, 5-passenger, USED CAR, : tne SN ARTO * s0¢ c Re repair charges; will sell cheap. “O l and s.; good order; cheau. 1813) BARN! 15 LOCUST, tm” KA my tthe sale; chummy roaster. 1918: with __runni bod 8004 )| Olive (ce) ee U. 8. cord tien, 2888 Ca ~ =e OF der; sell =: Cass | —— MITC HE] LL—1916 touring ca l, Ohio av. Caroline. CADILL A. For sale: 1911; is goed ennai. condi DODGE—For sale; touring; pantasite to FORD—For sale, 1917 touring, complete, § $550; neg nd LAC—} ; ‘ Johnason lock; bum wy: D. :) _eyeelient condition: $225. “4133. Enright. tte) ee : ;,fo0d con r tion; $200. 1085 d umper; good condition. enemotor starter, electric lights, demoun | ent Oe or sale; to con Lee so OURING CAR—For sale: leavi the city; ; N. Grand (c)| 803 Water Ft. oy rims, speedometer, shock absorber: oli a7 TCHELL—For sale; touring car; $200 or _ Call any evening. Bais T will pre S for cash. 3914 Washington. (6 | “TRUCK—F OTA’ Utah. OADILLAC—Touring car; ee a ghape; DODGE—F For sale, touring. late 1918. in Ai| gauge. Call Sunday. 2 Wyoming. (c) se! for Ford. _ 8724 Lincoln, REO- “For sale, touring car: go sale: deter: : body, top, engine and tires in perfect Tite Sale: touring, 1918, fine shape : oo | Leone eee St___ am « SO a Ee Sf eee :-_ ~aA-~ = 0; ee w - —-— % - = —— aoe — . de ‘pendable truck — of a ‘ or sale; passenger ; | 1318 Allan ay onstrator, $750; late Empire 6. $1100: Davis. vag un S500 miles: 10,000-mile | SAXON «& For sale; cheap if sold today.) TOURING © AR—For sale, late model, é ® car; ch i - eerits wh unrieh ezcellent | Market sondition; cash of terms. 6255 en} DODGE. i 2 j ———__———__ -| new, £1600: eaay terms: it demonstrate ; some buy; cash or | Boz 1 Pestalozzi. (e) call between 8 a. m. and 12 S.° MM. 22. ive; 1 to 4 tons. Aldrich-Stephemn ‘ote ial c) “ sale, a most “new: run very buy vours., Knight’ ®. ies Locust st ‘N2) rr % OC UST, laa we ananatinaas ce enna | Dillion. 202 x Se - little: full » = — _ ———— ———-- | SAXON 6- For sale, touring car; good condi- ———- L0., 38927 Tacust st. es %, . ¥ ROADSTER— 1917: rter: Kood | CHALMER Rs -For sale, touring, 1917 mode! | of A At 2 extra tires and lot FORD—F or “sale: touring ear, 1917 model; UA KLAND For sale, o5-passenger, 1918 | tion. 2547 Semple. “ . x ' Tt rv RING ( ‘AR—For sale. electric. lights and — ONE. TON TRI‘ ; if e at; leaving ne, tires, paint; bargain, ° 241 ll N, SRO; like new: this 1 is bargain, $650. Max- price $975 , cas h. can be seen 5918 Ww ellis: car is just like new. used verv litrle on , ~4; S&S. Jefferson OO E ——o 2-7 ~GEE ' starte er: good tires; fine running order: whe Ms ~ t ‘K For mle. par axle oO ~F'or z sion eee. | iros.. 4196 Olive. (cl) | bopaE_ aia ——‘©)} | account of war: this car and $100 worth of OAKLAND—Sensible six 1818; bargain. Bao | ~AXON—F Read 6 touring car; like new: | S875, 2809 N. Grand. (c) | ————o oe tines. body. A242 s¢. ‘Lots passenger: new tl ‘CGHALMERS—For sale, 1916 7-passénger tour- tires: E—For sale; 1917 touring: » good! extras $460: must sell: first class condition. Delmar bl ak : ey fd OR - aa. 0. 222 ae ebert TOU RING € AR—For sale; 5-passenger: needs PANH. ARD- l-ton -— t. “stake body and ip ect con Dp 1 mechanical b: ing car. Apply 206 N. 284 st. Bomont | iike new. A Chariea Role on; Jooks | Make offer. 2800 Beit. ———————« | OAK LAND-—Fbr nal | SAXON—For sale. 1017; ‘passenger roads- | some repair: bargain for mechanic. \ ic- cao: cash; terms. 2025 Locust, _ 2211. poly Charies Bolfuss, 3405 Shen- FORD—For sale; touring car: brand new perfect order: sale, the nent tke cers ase Mr. Bube, 4700 Washington. Del- | tor 20ahT. 21 Arsenal st. REPUBLIC TRUCK ior ‘sale: 1500 a 1919; with starting biock: Perl ©; _Flad av. Will demonstrate. — ees S) | TOURING CAR Se sale, 1917, best condi- O08 Chestenr Spas extra Rood conalt s ee — ee —s ~ 44 =a4 or eee eee sneiqeneedinanidheiabiinensstieins tn 1 | LODG E—For sale: touring: one 1917, one; mountable wheels: 6000-mite ul nteed Faw rick : 7506 "Eeeeeeereee ee sc RIPP S- BOOTH-— FEF or pale: 5-pass. run ti ew { i ] ae OAKLAND—For sale; 1917 touring: =i i) miles: liberal discount. 4871 Laclede: | at azn nine. offer “ads And *; vie, this | REPURLIC—For nale: “tet. canta = ave ~. , el _ 3437 e! snow ton $ . Morgan. rs tet 1916; appearance perfect and exceptional! tires; Kelsey stream-line bod y' :. | chance for Dodge Car: In a _splendid me-| ¢ime , Motor “Ca $114 Gees. a) est of condition: an axceptipnal ;| aa aR For == cept. Litbe passenger, chanical condition. . 3483 _Oliv oN sipde leon ° wend sale; touring: fine “condi- ee | on pain om + tends, : otetn ' mm; cal etween nd : ' ” : condition, $150" Wicke » Auto oo CHALMERS | SIX ae wmales & Passenger: i~ ond morning. Fred Grinhan "5101": | as @ hacel eer bole ce ne ag arte St. Louis av. and 5} @. ° 2530A ger, S-cylinder touring car: new top newly TOU RING CAR— For sale, 6- cylinder: excel - trade for Ford car Call at Smith's t. at ove , _ fe) ' - a new act | OAKLAND— For c ~ Painted; in splendid condition 6254 En- lent condition: wl] consider Ford jn trade im t: $475. worth twice this amount = ~~ ———— -| I sell it Monday I will throw in a mew s& pede sm or sale, 1919: run only 5800 :, *| yard, W niitler and Easton, es SeaDeT 4 . . DODGE—For_ sale: “touring. late “1918; | Of seat covers; also. remember. it Foes our niles; in. exce lent condit ton; $800. Grand- | cant AV. Cabany 3360. —— Pennsylvania. TRIN "K —For ale 4717 gz __ Compton, “4 EB Wellina Motor —For sale; late 1918 model; run 4449 ah ndeah. (ey enande aravols Auto Co., 3664 Gravois. ic) STEARNS - KNIGHT—6-criinder. @- passen- | TOURING CAR—For sale; 1917; seven pass. aeiieieanamered TRUCK—For sale, 2-ton: perfect ; arated price in er is in elegant condi- ea . | condition; 4 new tires and battery: $89- wit h our usual guarantee on thi mechanica dan nnd és ee & quick sale. CHAUMERA— For sale. 7- passenrer car. in parene ‘for smaller car. 4468 Washington. E: $175 ovwn, year on balance. Morris, OAKLAND _F © sale; 5 passenger” mood wer ‘cord t] car: in mane condition: equipped enger; trade for smaller car. 4065 a. for one vear ante “ ehingt staaetite tied: nM» tires, 2 extra: in enaa - , . eon with cord tires: bargain Romont 900: Cen- (32) ee me v ‘ renhingto on! 25. 5501 Bartmer av. Phone Forest : — . yy uy tm Rood condition, $825: se a ~enheumaendiniteads : nh PRP —— i $5 DODGE-— -For “gale: 1918 ‘touring car: run ~For sale, one to uring Car, sexe: See “=I Relt before 4 p nm. tral oT rac Kard Motor Car Co. of at = ~— Re Pog condition; $1! 2925 Locust. TOU , aoe mun , cial troubles: if you are lookir ; = +t MUS MOBILE For sale: sS-cylinder. 7. ag Foe. = FES eC rOURING CAR—For sale: motor ls in good Prive K- c ay, ‘ yom 1 before 5 p. m. sabe g | CHALMERS —For ante; o-paeset i in Al; cm At reasonable price, ~ y AR, O12. | GRANT—For sale; six; late 1917 3- passer Senger. 3044 Arlington Forest 4461 ar STUDERAK ER—For sale; light 6 touring ose! ‘Nellie: % ) Dargain .! must be soll. YAR Montaomery. > ‘-ton, $100; make ae 1 Chevrolet cr ger touring car; fine condition: four new. OL DSMORTILE—~Model is 6 - gg oe car: iike new 353 Delmar. 232 ellle av., uxenture. Mo te Sr ® §. ; Model 37, 6, 1918; —a TRUCK—For sale: | ton, with §&-foot Ne 1 Mitchell te D&STF | fice for quick sale: NO. 8804 Cook. | BAO#, Morgan st. L: private owner, a ~~ ) cent “il fe « 1.) sa, first-clas: 1A ats sale: gentleman roadst - - ————ee- f tires: price $7: yf. $425 Harris, Colfax 1402 Mdition: can be seen Mon, lay at 7:15 ro STI DERAKER For sale: in Al {condition ; TOURING ¢ ‘“AR- For sale; . passenger: - at R344 Minnesota av 1 ter: = - | , anf | DODG E. W118 me 2 ‘ dies ee F noe ni mecnanical con CHANDI -~ pet AT : -_ riven less than 2000 2622 Osage; owner leaving tow cylinder; runs excellent: 5 good tires; $3: ~~. . TRUCK—For sale: Oh Jamobile: -¢ _ HAYNES—For sale. 5-passenger, 1914 teur- #th *t. or call Olive 2@N] , lee; equipped wit} i h new alip cover: this car | __ tops; must sell: Ridge. _| m 1 wire wheels: good + anne ; ‘ ae ; “a | a Penn cht 6° Ni tires and one extra. Yo ing car, $300 2223 Iowa. Oy] ‘DSMOB ILE wis. . — 'eyrT : 4117 Hartford st. f condition in eve et u can't tell this | - 2 : , Ls ny eviinder, assenger, | STUDEBAKER—For sale: Fey car: @tart- a ‘ 2 emnens Se will guarantoe same Wicke A + met CHANDL yoo a male; | light | like or new : _ from a new car and will save several hun- | HAY NES—1917. tent SIX; Very fine condition: fine condition 3104 Locust st.: Contre) fan | er. rood tires: cherp: AM). 4eg2 Delmar. TOU RING CAR -For sale. or wh@"trade mv. ning . ndition ; $150. 7000 Olive Street Coe 6727 S. ch . u o., run 11.000 miles rgain, ; 50. 2015A | Gred dollars. Price right and terms to sul: $3) c ash, balance in 12 monthe Mah : Ror ont 2] ‘ ™ , - 1918 S-ecyvlind t | f fect con- | TRUCK~-For r Ford pa nel | Fart t. eramec av. aw w Jeon _Motor Cc ar (o,., 2921 | Tecust st. (e) cust st.: S ‘e ntr al 4s5, Bement 271 os he ; oy! DSN = ser % aa wpe . s TU DE RAKER— Kor sale: -passenger ; 6- dit! by : py TE pt | ab . ee _ t rood Tanning ores tai n 31904 fe ; c Vv 7 ND wT roadster: fet condition: | CHANDLER—For or sale: Hudson. Jeffery HAYNES light sixes, late models. ‘built i ect condition: ' il sacrifice te: STU DEBAKER— vor f a 19) i paneonger, 930 fine” condition; @ rare bargain for $5865 | 'T ; For sale. one ‘rebuilt 2 2-ton — r wale: chummy roadster: der touring: fine condition: powerfu! motor: price and terms wilt Nt _ . , . ee Pe . ep em: we 8 , BOT ; 4 on : RUNABOUTS re |. model; first-class condition. 2519 Marcus eho Pa Wt = | Will consider trade on another car and | ES’ *009R: MO39 COTE BR ILLIA NTE. STU DERAK ER—For r gale: touring ear; ele bl. : garage in “basement. ; ne TRUCK——F i * oe DORRIS , / —— CHEVROL| ET—For he Toeeed am diti | EMPIRE—For sale. touring: ry real —— _ter ms. W ilson Motor Car Co... 2921 Lo ust, ey E RLAND ¢ i ; tric lights: rood tires; cheap for cash or; —— Ee eee . f oe sate, a light truck, Be 4100 Lacled | G i i130 Grand 1918 model; | Victor 3284 J. a Delor, Om $385. “terms if desired. haar Delm | HUDSON—For sale; 6-54; Carter car; good,” Comien tor Eig tS A brand-h MCL) | terms. _Sidnev 2830. 2418 8 Jefferson. (c) TRUCKS Py F-y- -? res ery, corn _ pt or a , Be | EMPIRE —TOURING— Nate medal? ooas | condition; cheap. 1420 Bento "Oa a : ~ | STUD [Ror in eS Annan fe id delivery. Ca onday . . a ee over- rt : } a enton, mil, OVER! AN > = a + STU DEBAKE R-- For. ‘sale: touring light 4 St. fouls, g fret clan sa at bas! 3 mon Ton cal: 1078 touring car; | hauled: cheap. 2925 } Locust st. | HUDSON — For sale, touring car. $200: Sun- dition aha 1 ive st. o-passenger; fine “| cylinder; in fine condition; bargain. 3955 | | "good conditions fine. “lige, dltvery raoeny TRUCK—For sale 1800. -pound : : a -— neon Auto- : a day n 1 48 Wes ~ —-" —_—— | Shenandoah. ~ tis estnu . . 0 : ; i Stine 1080) | CHEVROLET—For sade: touring car: 4 ey_morning only. 4048 Westminster pl.: OVE RL A ND Mor: sale: model 90: touring | —~ — | CORLISS—For sale, truck, & ton: pegs 7| gtnsine, high tension magneto, ig — model in fine condition. Call Sunday af | HUDSON 54—For sale: od caiteios rst-class condition. 51223 Delmar. STUDEBAKER 4-For gale: touring car; condition: looks lik — lat - , rrect | fleld tires: brand-new body ; 7 ‘ ae . Gene- ternoon, 2115A s. Jefferson. cheap. Standard Garage, ts Bayard (ce) OV E RL ee For sal 191s touring: er TR ast D Bo will trade for small car. | rain price om R 248, P #3 h.” Paes fi en balance. _ Forest 2nAa, hock absorbe DUS ee” ee . ; > ale 3 . nster, wn- . ~ tr; | oO’ , -— — — - NTA ND—-If you want a b arcain, see this * ” screened body: very good condition. Gen- , ; rv. : (c) a bareain: S325. __ 2008 McNa ir O'FALIA »N P ARK MOT . CAR CO. HU DSON 6-40 ~Touring: fine condition: one- Cat £4) 0, MK EN! ‘ ay re. G tion 5 and ‘ passenger, 1918 model: Al eral Mot T k C 2807 - a (all north weet corner : > | CHEVRO! ET—For a sale. tourna 1917: nice i New and ‘Deed | man top; two spare tires: owner leav ing ‘ OV i i = OSs, C ambridge ‘c) ' condition: $650: no dealers. Apply 4233 Vv a ra . S Ore FUCK ey Olive, —_— , ‘lark, upstairs, any time 7s le. te: condi. condition: bargain: $385 Maxwel il i, mice | Cars — Ww. oney ite or cash, el city: see car Runday. 810 Ridge ay “ An ihn ny ae Jaws La te model tourtn = car: WF tit | zinta av. ee aie meth (c) | DORRIS- —F or ptale, a ton: Ps Kcood, condition ; | la a ae iot ape gg ee ae ’ | . S oriss ———— ——— —_ ) a! ) SAT , ms : 00 res; chea . 7 ——— Ric ‘ ; 4108 Olt ve st. feet ~y Colfax 250. : "Central ral 42721. _ HU DSON— For sale, super-six tour! ng ; ’ OV \ Ri AND— om ne = ' (c) | STU DEBAKER— For sale: 1917 m odel: 6- _3 4 Gravois. av. —_ ravers Auto (eo) ‘RUCK For sale: %- ton m Reo: ar F ND DLE. ane tte 2 RE : 1919 on ° . a af Touring Car: et jan: well eta starter Cabany _Texas. | 8250 up. cash or terma. 2724 Gravols. (c} | all b ca: or € ASYy | Sonia first- crimes « “ondit! ion, 500 cash. (yrand 30; v passenger, cood condition ones . PET? or coal deli. ‘el! 4 ' . : Ss : Tae pnw lint :; % efore 1 today, 1510 Franklin. 4947 ne ‘ : hy {ll trade for Ford. W 2183. FORD TRUCK—For male; new. i-ton: stake | : hed exceiient shape rie - fed fn ORY sale; 1918 ye By | FORD—For, sale. S395," Ta16 ta Kkood paint, _second — (eo) _ 4002 Hartford eM Z cash or will trade for For ydown 2 (c) bodv: conv enient_ termes. Batley 2117 Olive, | on sate a 0 yeas locust et, E ron rris roRD— sedan, 1 & condition; seats covered. Cal unday een, Se Ayard a Ho Ds 30ON—F: nme oaear. OV E RI AND~-F — aq! roarn ae nt , entra 4G. Jistributors Reo & Fr. IRD in: } teav.| ood y | ———————— ——— SON—For s sale: ~ 1917, 7-passenger tour- 4 or sale; light 6 5- passen- § ai FORD—For sale, “truck: panel body; “00d | Ww ; Ry me eft ann’ } Imar ou a * tleoe ost CHEVROLET: = oreninge 24 2405 8. oe bt pO COHN, UIT model: first- | ime, car; wire wheels: ‘splendid condition: , "adie ssfent condition; demon- | STU DEBAKER—For sale: o or {rade. iit; 6) running order. 2626 Sidney | on —Late model Ta wood i) th For sale; touring car; : bey Bomont 900 Centra} 2300. Pack- OV ERLAND—~For sale. courtnan, 85-4——late | part payment: balance cash. Call Sunday| East Bt Io ule ve | heap. _ “pees Loctst st yA body. saa On on | * on thoria 200: bargain 2810 Bu urd. | ard Motor Car Co. of Mirsouri, 2% 00 Locust, e vi good condition: bargain See it at before J _p. m, 4212 Obear ay. Ea mee Rae yRar ee seme ome AND FORD makes , | il HUDSON SUPER-SIX } ) _ BARR Deims ar or nho ( D, —— SI oat D-—For sale: open deliver *K. erma. Aldrich- Ste hens ake a perfect ning ceegrour te a a wh gi: ‘For a rik Sepia ees 1 oo re | run 15,000 miles: engine dust an corns OV ERL AND ror nies a si we ee b it. ® painted ‘ond naw’ tan Wy mel: _berneln, im Erank! in. —*: SPST locust _st ; . model garter. ‘aan ne om? . and in eplendid condition; bargain for $950 will sacri f1 ¢ he a passenger, rebdu repain and new Vidi Se ea a ee Pt TRI BARGA N&. , ae tric | 2216 & Jefferson, (c) FORD—For sale: to touring car; 1915 model. cash if oe today. 5039 Cote Brilliante. For- 2100 Texa ¢e if sold today: cash + All up in good shape like ih new car. eub- | Porte Tobe Chegctalivery ruck, °18 model. are ton, whet iy body, yas ton, tw t 4 £2%) cash. KIRR Faston. Forest 2980. (c) TA * Lal 7 (C)| ject to critical inepection. rice and ‘terms | Sanaeeiioted ae 8 ) | est ; Wilson Motor Car Co. 2°) FORD TRUCK—F wood tires, | teria. “Mla et moving van Oat Lane to : and extras ‘ a ,temountabie wheels. “118 Cass. condition: ning 2 bose 80 Theode Col, inn; | Perfect. condition. $450. 1078 Wright bide. : _1832 Loc se ee cheat. 2018 Sheridan ‘ and starter; car in perfect condition: Nisa y evenings. re, alnu FOR D—For sale. 1914 touring car. 3301 | oy At Tike | OVERLAND--For sale: | looking for a bargain, call “ne investigate, | | FORD—For sale, delivery truck. 1017 model, | {LU Dedge Tourin : _ Rel tell. HUPMORILE Touring car: 1916 “model: like Bs BND OF Sale; late ‘model; Al con | 8536 } organ. Open all | day 8 unda ay. _{(e) like new. 139 Lemay erry r r4. HU rie ST Summer tor * CHEV ROLET—For sale: 1917; with wint ns ; > } Sisies eaten starter. , ; er FORD—For sale; tourin - OVERLAND 7 ~Tour uri ng: practically new will appeal. . ully equipped ote é ovary et ete.. a0 | Pa te eee rubber; $400; te orme| 2044 Chinpe oCaey UST eneeel, HUDSON oi0—For sale i brand-new Michells giines an. oa electric Hights: runs fine:| Locust st. __ ———-_______(¢)| _3 extras: $825. 2118 8. 59,80 seeme.__ Mid-West Motor Co.._ 908: . —— hd | CHEVROLET—For “wale: 1017, ‘eet five | FORD—For il late model; like new. S005 Y depend upon perfect running: won- OVER] — ie (c) STUTZ SPEEDSTER—For sale; first-class FORD—For sale, truck, in good eon For. | Real B wale, sedan. _isie model; electric, new tires. paint and top a condition: price 8685: liberal terms _ Pg ies sons sale: late model: a, beauty __condition. Apply 1 room 222 Statler Hotgi. _ est S960R. __WR0A North Market st. _fe) argains : ‘ter; Cash or time, | bargain, 8500, 3421 8 Grand. Grand 1541M_ | FORD For sale: touring or runabout: either | 22> Ulive. . Sie en terms. y RS ‘Windsor: ' indel sao ’ ey VELIE—For sale; 5-passenger. Call Jakes | FORD DELIVERY—F or male; cheap: or ex. Two-ton trucks overhaulel, new ures: vf Buick ‘Bix, ‘ - acts re Aamo te cer ened ee ‘a ~—For sale: Super- Six: late 1918 | ; ~~ A mm i wi uto Co. rk woo o, cha a acxara with stake i wite whee " =n meet sei 4 “Heal sentitinn ans SSlio: excellent mechan- | FoRD~ ne L418 Fe touring car; ‘Ro denalera j ee age tires car just as rood as OV ERL AN Dy &6—Continental motor: good Tar = an =r —— "3 1917; ook. | ORD — r os an ee Three. and ‘one-half ton. stenis Ss Pe) ore » € ca ’ no eaier . a“ ~ t 1C ‘ : Bria’ ee r ee before 1/ on; ce terms. 6885 = __Gunn Transfer Co. 17th and Walnut. te | anh = let At go cheap if = at “Siva Pig D. & D. Garage. 114 8. 17th No Taen +44 terms; trade automobiles. ota a 400 gti CK First-class condition; Mowe: 5 Three and" one haltnn condition. _* Ready for a ; . SS sg . ~saeer ov ? arty: Ne are oe f é 7 th 2) attr SE A - a’ f : “ —«— | CHEVROLET— trade, 1918 tour- FORD—For sale, tourin rice $215; g00d | phone number. Rox A-147. Post-Dis. (c7) en ee oa For sale: track new: good for i! light | truck. a Chandle e : ly net at — ihe. wns car; will trade fo tor r lout Saxon 6 chum- | condition; must sell, mit t £ Rutger, | HUDSON—For sale. latest i918 Super 6, 4-) tg Ani coupe tons man el a, beauty VELIE- For sale; 5 passenger touring, ca |_ delivery. 4804 Gree . | Three-quarter- ton truck with otzress Bp ger. AR ” live. (ce) Tit roadster. Write F. O. Kennette, Albers, be nale: touring car: drive home. | cre emer - ve wheels, 2 bumpers. , terms. 3834 Wind ‘sor: Lindell RA2 ‘c) ai ie OTSW: Taae ache a. m Iver. FORD TRUCK—For | — good conditio mi a Sect. tive mi Ready for del as Jargain. at? N. Zist ®peedster: classiest run 2500 : _— = ‘ WwW; TAR ‘ Casa av. r oF le; with) EVROLET_ RF . a. ee —-__ 2 : OVERLAND —1: 16: starter = lights:' ——— ; - ee — — model, ‘ cH For sale eared car; fine FORD—For | sale: uring car: aT te model: niles; cord tires; ; special ae | also White touring: starter and lights: VELIE ROADSTER— For sale: electric lights FoR For sale: c commercial car: g004 con. | aie Rosie Sedan, Mis-| «he : AY A | dition; $340. Vic ctor 8384). 4240 I Delor. ait | yR A y MA A Ny A ND | Hit for | we , _new; + $525. 4927 fottingeh ar litien: terms or trade. Linde!! $623. 3834 - —~_ Ss Se ESSE “fied. condition gale, aber im touring FORD--Fo- sate; toussy car; motor; paint HU P a pele ee ap yng eng A eee Tee woe VELIE— For sale; late model, ght 6 in FORD—For sale; two trucks; light delivery. | * ete, ma, ~ by and ton like new, 8002 Magnolia. (c) p and paint; engine in pertar: new tires, OVERLAND—For sale, 1017, 5-passenger. aye condition "a ao hag th 81. can- | panel and open body. ly. cheap. 1815 Rosset | 4 Ready for Ime Iasi new be must ; gee not te t from a4 ne one: or 1; FORD FRE UCK—For sale light delivery: | You should thuy thie Haynes rs Haynes Ligh RD—For rale: _—— cutou md Suna °10 electric light and starter; chea 1812 ' mood cutout. epeed- | call Sun Se Orn ing. _1219A_N. Spring. Ohio ax Pp. will sacrifices for $850 cash. 4525 mat 9 aso, appggnt funning order; cheap. carne yen, down and the truck Be - paasen neste fo > tone Haynes Ligh eam _ometer: $250. 6428 Derby. Wellston. Pee" UPMOBILE—For aale- ‘touring | car: Gret-|— —— — | 2920 She earns you monthiy payments: we Bs CHEVROLET we a a4 outs, 1914 touring car. $250. Bat 546 wee J condition. Tower Garage. 20th and! OV ERLAND--F or salt: “tourin car; 1918 VELIE—For sale, 917 touring car: aol meme) | if SUarantee and will demonstrate. « ee Bisse _ (ec) mous "ish erfect Sone eh il ro cheap paint and tires: Willie | Knig i, 1917 5 | erage “em —~For sale, any stvie body. | MR. GROOVE R, 3104 Locust et. = 1917 touring: fulty ped: Al tion; | a sale. looks like new. Gall Cen- | HU SMORILE—abiy. 5 passer enger. | good tires, | and give eral terms. Cahany S36R. : int: immediate delivery: terms. Bailey. | 3 = One .. painted cond! __tral | R101L: _™model 1918. ns new oP. goed mechanical cond!tion: $200 OVERLAND-—For sale: 85-4. 1918 a overhauled: — at =e in gins fcl4) | =_—_— = 1% Pasa: fr pots ° ; 4 o nny ¥¢ ‘ i N "Pann _ Mm hhng CAR yh. | FORD—For sale sale; good condition; $350. 27 2743 Central 4an- Romont ole $104 Locust st. mad dp os peer wiae L nan gaita U + el and on ens t | agg ms Bo oeer} pag or rie Sunday. afaplew ood 7 | neainted de yey A a o Ss accepte ran he 7 a 5 we r “ cash aeons HU UPMOBILE—F or anale: 65- passe , te = FF t B4aNJ. _iaundry, 7315 Leda av. ¢) a5 . Forb—ror sale: car: er model. splendid appearin ner, la OV E RLAND— For sale: good 6 shape: : storage | WARE—For sae. touring 5- or. | FORD TRUCK-—} ~For mle, . Senin ' ag Haynes Light 3 Passenger; Central 42721, ra bumper and ane =o car. passenger. ton; ly Joe Marrone. ant A Chout ether accessories: mechanical condition very 4058 ‘Neosho. model; $200 Laclede 871J. xood condition: wil! _cemonstrate; cheap for | of with top. Inquire i213 Park av..| The following trucks have been taken touring car: — ——— | ot and powerful: sacrifice. Apartment asad SS, ae ee ——.- | Guick sale. 215 Vermont (e) -" it WN. __ Main (c) trade, put In | &: painted extras. ROAAA Os, Saari: _ SAA Pershine 4 OVERLAND- For sale or trade. touring car. ies i UlT—Sel Cc — ' rifleed ‘son _ i eC w —Sell or 7 {-pas ager | FORD TRUCK— very wanzon:| ™! er: . Ready for ime Ree TOURING— 1018 like new: bargain. | IMPERIAL —For ease, tour! ng, mitt starter, model SS. liz; Al condition. 4439 Ande (c) | qtONEIMa car: used 2 months. Cabany 48M, | good. shave: first-c @ condition: "1101 ani Ka hasels. : Haynes Light Call 27 th st | ahte e hew axwe ros., 4108 8Y. Colfax 287. Seemapmnge seceenaeemsneensndianiinesentenseinemasiaiees Wrs ‘TT — Por vale: ‘ 19 7: | Gle st. . mn | OL Ie (el) OVERLAND~For sale: model jaa 1 | WESTC« ©: touring cer, Bg; | chagete with bey, passenger, first-class condition; 8 new | RD-~For le: 1918 model: chee ca e aoe | ORey n mood pest ndition: ru nly 4000 miles; sacri- | FORDS—-New Ford 1. tre cke hasela ; . pa : t Gravois Satie » | INTERSTATE— For. sale: late model. ‘light. cond: ton, will demonstrate. S611A Mc~ | fice Olive ‘1s7a. ee " press body: esnveutent's term % Halles. aft delivery oat — . 4 meate a " . ¥Y for tmit new. or terms. —{) _—_——— a gee ee ee - + Do 7 a! - é-cylinder. new batteries: new aw ii. 1s-0v ERLAND—For sale, fret-class |_Ollve et. Packard 2.ton wit _FORD—For sale; tourt electric s ! ; - ; er and ex | tires: lights, starter: mec hanically OVERLAND—For ale. ~ 1918 touring — ‘car, ; ‘ . P : : : + a extras. wail Sunday before 120 or | reston pl nt 21 &. m. to 2:30 p.m. | model 00; fine condition: besguny $550. S —~ ah Rene. ORES Se a me ~1 FORD— aa ae se truck. han hap | 5 ld nee " - : = waicieas SO? 1730 Preston p! Rurd av | en | & Jefferson nad chasate. _ WINTON Fo — male, — cot for male, a- | dei | _ RAIS MOTOR he. toutes — se re nted teady for tm male: “10iT touring: eee thie | INTERSTATE: For sale ween | OE rhino | sale, 1914 model. “newly OV 3 -RLAND— For sate: touring car: mode! » } O17 | ect con- | FORD—For sale, grocery delivery car, just aciede av. cash, year on ba!- painted, new tires, new battery. 4 eytt t ri w ‘es "betes rt od; ree ion Ele. Oo., ‘ mn. at. ’ ith winter top: g00d condition; a ence. i +1 Rambu reer. ders, double ignition Bosch magneto: elec tric barca! ‘347 Prairte dition; ‘w wiih well at em in." mecaten aet | ont lamas. ir. oo weds * —— - or sale, touring c beth barwatn: | lights and starter: first $525 takes it. Call - Griven by owner; perfect. S318A ‘Washing. 4 Battery Co.. Warne and Fior. OVERLAND For snia. af a * 1917; WINTON. ~ 0 6-cy top and newiy | FORD—For ale; delivery truck: Ton | LL ton av. | Monday Bam- | i han “TS.000 lles: gpien- | tion: 1918 model: onan or terms. | T . | hanna te cee pnauiadtieiesetiiceeeredinenteneteeneee he : FORD—For pale; 1918 touring car; dandy: | JACKSON-—For sale: touring car. 7419 Can. thee ye Bomont #0, ral 2300 me | Say. 1% Seemeeee Leh) ruck | my ee on i cars. They must sell, $150 cash. year on balance. $731 terbury. Mantew wed OVE RLAND.- For sale: Cominental: - figst. r Car Co. of M Seana ‘1 Bey ; FORD TRUCK — = , ale; I-ton. wWorm- | demenstraito mt class running order; cool paint: 8724 1) WINTON—For sale; 7- drive: express time’ can Taken In on new Master srows . Upon delive e Ka ee we ourt r body | MISS. KARK- Por s sale: : tourine: ‘must be N Grand more % ~ . FORD—For } odel. ) ant * 460 eter ~o in fine condition: thie car has been well! be seen _at Ratler’s. “oti Olive st. | and »are offered at reasons ie wire w yoo ye Ped cr body; Fis wold: = eta Cherokee, 7) OVE RLAND—Por “sale, WO te touring car, 191), | taken care of: will sell at a low price and | FOR. ~For sale; one-ton, worm drive: in | Prices; gUdrantesd;, will demon- ie Our Pric . ; | KISSEL—For sale: touring car. in ru nnine in perfect condition, at ®& bargain. Box bb. take ke part cash from respousible party. Box express body. Central 9OGan. i122 e ee a — ' | Terms ’ ’ roadway. “t® Preesesteiey : fice. 7 4 wo = “as ee. 1444 College av. ; order. D Be Ot Ny. erh at. Morda ic) 240 Post. Dianaten lp mt tp yr 15: in A-l : 5 pew | LEXING jTON— For os ~ : : Se Post-Dispatch | | Republic b«t " . or sale, eames” touring OVERLAND “a Touring: _brand-ne Con-| A rC OMORILE—F . . ; pudite on Peer eer eeeeees Rs mal also y-Davis is starter, 33) pte rs Locust Y “pete chy moa sacrifice for quick sale. Neil eer” + SrOMORTT For sale, cheag. 5- 5 utitul ear. Geylinder Continent l moto f Uy | 6% ichie see TE vr TE Ee Sr eee ial teehee a aes Ce ee ee vw AGT Ey sad cK AGENCY. cag Pea a A Ba den ena ipped Al ceetn — go "Parkin ¥ sale: wiping car, 7-pas-| AUTOMOBILE--Por sal sale; O-cylinder, 5-pas- FORD TRUCK—-1917 Z oven body. | tii Oa Locust re ‘ - ton . mE. senger, * 19IT model. ee or terms, £26! senger: cheap for cash Cunn!} A - ” south en a Cherokee car line, North Market, 1) Ferguson, Ma, ig “s oom, omen mA eargain, 205 Le-' —k > a nd ed ’

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PEROT R S H ERS eee APE TT oe ’ ~ ‘ i, DAT, 6 = ET oe 1 200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. . - AUTOMOBILES ,- |’ AUTOMOBILES... | *- AUTOMOBILES .. °° B: _ ° 6? ' 1d ‘ ; TRUCKS | TRUCKS AUTOMOBILES MISCELLANEOUS | AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS | AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS | ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE | ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE . ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR ’ ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE ae ——_—_—~—~ nt we Headers tata gereg le, two delivery trucks; close; MD NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. sP ELECTRIC STARTER—For sale: battery | TIRE, SALE—Seconds; stance a ’ wuarantee, Forest 2005 ‘i 2 ¥. 6. dump trucks, Al condition : bargain IN USED CARS and radiator; for Ford; cheap. 1393 Burd. | caniged tires; — tor chane ral prices | | R \ * ie wanti h class trucks: S ‘. RS FORD TRU FE hoe Wagner Tire Co former! On niver ea dri ruck at) 3 "8.600; new. Ad — Box B-106, Post Oakland, ‘-passenger, #750 | tlon. FADCK Bg — oe soo coud | 2, S30 Laces f . ve, truck used a- ° n- | m.__O533_Ttgeha, es t “Sunday. 4440 Paee: cai Uakiand = ter, vise Seton US CA ei FORD TOPS—For sale; one mohair and one | TLRES—For sale: 2 new $tx3; firet == Bar ains TEE Te VIM DELIVERY TRUCK | Ustistd rosdeters 0ts"sino. | s | ED R peunber, $10 each, Mérris, S827 Lévust. tc) | pFancts ‘Dry: Oumde Steke® Grevols aad aay: | FOR ONE WEEK ONL | —For sale , Sunday ‘ ‘For sale, 1%4-ton; i , neis Dry Goods Store, Gravois and Mor- dle. “ADpLY 00 Excelient condition with either express SPERRENG-OAKLAND CO. MU AUTOMOB/LE COMPANY ot A 1917, S-pass ... springs. frames: anything a Wo ey _kanford. — conde,” but fag w : Beco ' ri tionally 1} 3615 3456-38 Lindell b | oy Arete. omic ee 004, Mo ad? body: price excep y low, -3 zinde . | a e: | TIRES—For sale: 2 — B e (c) “RCE 6-38, x Covcese FORD TIRES aD TUBES Wtd.—Set | each: will sacrifice for ons 83 cost, $45.59 calt | 28x3 ee eno. Sax i : iIALVAGE CO.." 2 ocust st. | ~ sas : | ¥: e@sy ‘immediate va i {c2) 1018 laren joneatne, | | pomont 1712. Centrai 5: Lociist 's l con ee sileld._8313 Washington. TIRES: Pee, SOTSaS ge Bhs Boek. Bade ae: | ae SOO-mile Terese... Gpombibbbbedy invent pes in trade. Barnett Sales ¢ Bt TOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS Packard touring. | Olosed on Sunday. (ec od — S 7S A Ad SRS— For wii se S4x4%, 235x4%. Sexi, $8: 3hx5. $10: new | Special gy Reteame ig ad gee ywiee otatie aenereal a PIT ; ‘ ’ c cous, “ 3 1917 Davis touring ‘. tubes, all sizes. $1.45: ne | : be d spotlights: chea 1003 Gaves i; new Ure covers, 90c; justment basis. For rale: one-ton: q —For sale; cheap. 4015A McRee. 1918 Baby Grand Chevrolet Sedan. ¢ ( V ' CS i VJ qd Cars ) eps an — eyer: | real bargain. 3839 Easton We carry the largest As Te. oe - vaa a 1c ey eeeete ee eee ees : |, 5 a ii 1916 Chevrolet touring 00 4a ul i) Se a RADIATOR For sale; 1917; $10; TIRES- -For sale: jike new: Aes, = brands of tires and tubes. a er 5 sis and see for your . : OBILE—For sale or r trade. : ws Bingham, — chester Grand 129. + 138 os iweb tourin ~~ THE USED CARS LISTED BELOW. i ciiitietiadt ‘mestt santas __ ust $3; crown fenders, $1. Morris, Sat a “aSind 5 es Seciat deaters masoesitian ‘atl jt enn co ; 0; cheap. ese Cars are in A No. 1 sh - sUw™~ ar’. : ——— : 2. s.. ‘ 3x4, al one orders same day. Free 8 . truc ke, new; _ ‘Byrom lOBILES—For sale; tw ce) | 1919 -S-ton Kissel truck. ie tically new. They will nae get aie dete Hudson a » | $10; first come Sees served. 226 7 Co. iI at. - as. L excellent condition; cheap for quick will buy wy- gh ha, reat ab ny oe at these today a ok | Mitchell, 1917, 7-passeng FORD BODY—For sale. one Ford body. icp | 2222: . neti | 288 —_ —— os BOMONt a Bor male, new, %-ton, 1. ee 4152 Blaine av. 3 | chatty.” iesenn to van WA x: ot Rg P 1917 Ford touring. car itchell Sedan, 1919, 7-passenger; rum less| and windshield and dash; very cheap. in-| TIRES, batteries, 90x35. $7.50. fox,” $6: Onen Bunday 286 _evenings Complete with any style Re eaten 6; —For sale; model 37; good running New Chevrolets sold on easy terms. ey 4-cylinder Studebaker roadster. or 500 re 5. P ae _auire 4055 4085 West Pine, rear. _ 82x32, $15; 34x4, $13: aie $22.50: new, Barnett Sales Co., 2815 Le. ’ 5. 18: “ies 15 National touring car. axon, “passenger; Gcemo tor, FORD TRUCK ATTACHMENT—WI a rebuilt batteries for sale; tire covers any ities {8 . y b : j Adlelivery; almost new; com: i fornia av. and cab; almost new. Ford Coupe | Chemical Co. Victor 2586L. 4440 8. Broa eat prices. 1020 N. 19 ANTEE tghtly |» 2 of teens wee Ay RM, ube Posi wae’; cheap; mus of BRS—For sale: 191%, 6-cylinder: Al) 3 Ford Deliveries, with bodies, Electric starter, sine wheels: . | oo way. | FOPSLOnecne 12th st. ; stock and to give excelient service. ) ~—o t oe — repairi at 2755 Shenandoah, q ition. Tower Garage, 20th and Bissell. | - Republic, stake body; eives: et Yon tee = ee FORD OWNERS. ATTENTION! Special re- nlete. $20.! 50. sont ts 4 —_ Z8x8. . TMERICAN, AUTOMOBILE T | uction on accessories, 1U1S honeycomb re-/ 3918 N. Grand av: open Sunday ag *, 374-4376 Olive “ae ma - 4 ; +g yk hg eae m a ‘ | Chevrolet Touring Car ator. $19.50; will take your old one in = : ~ oo oe ee _- J SA mae. =? rrr ————— | Hupmobile, 1917, model N, 4-cylinder, toe eeee :S . k b (cOS) = — -x- | passenger, W. T. | power, 4 linder, compiete running, $45; | dition: price right. Box 0-265. Post-Dis. seahat "ie kon - wee ¥ n. (c) 3950-64 eld o Av. 87x5 as Non on Ford Truek . oxt i Distributors of Service ae R Fated iron; bargain. Lindell 3521, ()| F. & SHALER ont LCANIZER: w Complete stock of first and DGE—For sale | ~~ in ra Toss Hudson, 1918 super coupe GAKAGE—F or sale. newest make. portable. _ sell for $35. 12 orth $65: all sizes and makes, at bargain priesn oe . 3 ae ; in or worm drives: e = Hup 82, 2-passenger roadster 4- i * Te 5- | | GASOLINE ENGINE—} or sale. 20- horse- Nodel R. Williams’ outfit: in first-class con- Mail ote STRUCTED D Ting + reat Par | icks $25 P er Month - . 1 Fo | Hupmobile, 1018, 6-cylinder, 5-passeng:r.| 4 Ford wheels, Tic each; 34x4 tire. §7: 30x | 7 N] ee . o. SORRIS— For sale. RULE fine condition ; | Hupmobile 32, 4-cylinder roadster. | 8%. $5; Vesta battery. $6 4435 Ellenwood. | ps ren gg oad or sale; for Fotreading ane _Open Sundaye 9a. Geniral #06, All oie sizes scticiny we ra SO INE OF ph ded AND te i , | NL i starter and Menta: bargain; $560. Maxwell Kissell, 1917. 12-cylinder. T passenger. | GREAT auto invention just out. first tire| Market that puts on nonskid tread with 7 aigt ALLOWANCE ON YOUR — 106 Olive. (cl) b 8, 8 i roa . ARERTY BONDS TAKIN, . o BEribeouar 3 | Oldsmobile, 1918, 8-cylinder, 4 P. re | chain improvement in 90 yearey quick au®| interchangeable designs. $408 Gravois. te8) ALES CO., 2815 LOCURT. tom ADNOUGHT MOLINE—For sale: runs . |. Brockaad: toa" feylinder, ee ee | tachabis. nonskid chains can, be put on or | WHEELS—For sale: Ford: like new; Tc. ane Wy Pei 0 Cc s n > Ve! $s ‘ * h. Paige, 1918, model 6-55, 6-cyl.. 7-pass. | ery car owner buys on demonstration: im. | —. Ee — - “Ferd fe) CALL - 180 re For sale; Keo oa ee: paige. $5 Scie veal eels; . ick. = aige, 6-51, 6-cylinder, 7-passenger. heel ! a seeshticn wil cell chson Box’ Be | ~ P| Paes. O89, cabriolet:* 35, | ple by prepald parcel post git tenmizureats: | ton truck: ‘with solid” tires, cheap. 690 , male ice’ this attachments nts for Fords end. : .D tch. (0) Repainted Cars , a 1916, model cyl... 32 P. a net, quick. noe Mfg. Co., Chain North Vandeventer. x : to ton j he For sale; brand-new; 1920; c Pai 1918 odel 6-39, 6-cyl. " 2S ee een RETREADING. rms. |, Aldrigh-Stephens Mo time ents; Hee ty ay 1917 CHEVROLET, 5-Pass. Paise’ 19 9. Linwood lol, O-cyin - LEARN, vulcanizing, day and night classes. ack, Set ICE om t new tires. ie L RN | a a POliv x 1917, S-cylinder, 7- er. ea ool o canizi 33. - IA. RA » ‘aa (For wala 5, ) FRasmLix—For sale toasseneer brousham ||] i515 pont $-Pase. lity Gicarns. 1K model tnd cyt. pase | TIMOUSINE BODY—For sai. T-panson age; BETTER VULCANIZING 0 TIRE VULCANI } ‘ ” . 4-cylinder, oN ieT =p pment = | ; bel erence. car. Dodo. touring’ car. last. ae i cued” s857 FORD. 5~Fase. Seared sek Ren & Bei Pees, | MAGNETO— For sale: Eiserman, ‘-eviinder: outat-town ‘work ‘given. prompt ‘attention: | ACCESORIES. We Dri-Kure retreading’ and: G18 Waito aint. q = = “Tie 5. 1917 HUPMOBILE, 5-Pass. . Stutz, 1916, 6-cylinder, 5-pass. goog condition; $25. 2411 N. 12th. | CLIFFORD TIRE CoO., 2014 Locust st. 5% © UCK—For a ; 6-34—For sale; cheap. . Sun. 1916 yl. 4-passenger. MAGNETO—Dixie high-tension, impulse | Us sera LARGE STOCK sectional work. We teach. oy. 10 1917 HUDSON, Sed p ED TIRBS. ¢ c k Cc Cra . ; ; good condition. ier We do not offer any old or worn- Stutz, 1916, 6-cylinder, 2-pass. | starter. 4-cylinder, clockwise, $15: Mea All siz cheap. o ran ases. . vi sale: in mood | running “order: 1916 JEFFERY, 5-Miss. out motela NEWELL ie Sathorn co., dual, 6-cyh. high-tension, good condition, | SCHEL P-BUDKE CO.. 3149 Olive st, (¢_ | bistona and icghnesting Rods. am i} you from the bottom a ee * ust at Je ; vol, starter for Stutz staver or other |~— ) , TON } oe le. visio will sacrifice for ree SYERARD, ©-Peen TERMS IF DESIRED. Romont 2800 entral 2775 Wor care Sy Cg ig 4 at $4. 3756 AUTOMOBILE GEARS Spindles, Radiators, Pumps. Bearings Tire building and repair’. and good tires. 8475 for tm- mind ae nt. » o- St Pine = j 4 — er-S « + | t ah. | Dan ils ith sta os at . 10th st... St. Loul is. Qa. 4) ren is now reacy for you, rene —_ n- ’ internal r It tons: ‘Alurich-Btephens Motor OBI Tat etarter:: wil, demonstrate & TRUCK CO. | ee ee Bg Maplewood. Mo, | Hear Hevcomteas ae he ~ BOSCH MAGN ETOS ” | Sites ons renal westaees.” S: Broadway. Open ever of ~o Se" for it today. : SERVICE. nings until 9 P. M, Suni — (6) sell: leaving y elty, 4748 Easton. Hudson 6-40 Lim ; ; > ‘ - simoustne AU TO TOP Wtd., “7 or 5-passenger Overland. i 1 CR or a 6 4 yy ht hly overhaule: 2650 Locust St. RH 1916 Overland Roadster, | Forest _8686R." 5055 Northland. ONE-MAN TOP— For sale, taken from 7-pas- cs at. Leouls av. passenger; new tires: ron’ #1000” Cal ved " ; “AUTO BODY Wtd. —Coupe or sedan; must be| —Semger_car. $15. 1613 Lafayette av. And all other makes; generators and start-' Every order. large or small. will receive \r. _cheap; for a Ford dney 3491 W. (c) OAYGENERATORS—For sale; latest DB erfeci- a, ret ; satisfaction guaranteed. Bo-' prompt attention and satisfaction guaran- days 1 P M r P= ap “ton truck, stake OY and : ip perfect condition: Bomont 515. Central 6223. Reo Touring. erms, 2925 Tocu _ Main 5000, Forest “id | Alien Roadster. — - o_o orn ed type, still being installed at $400 in teed or money refunded. ~ | . | 7 Overland Tourin |FORD TOURING BODY Wtd.—Exchange war t 1029. Lo ups. ; oat rend Dr. om, dy | Overland Touring, | |mew roadster body; pay difference. 1 St. Louis and’ vicinity. Victor 2586L. MAGNETO ee ears iss SESE sacar. 4100 Olive st.. St Losi Mo. .. extra good condition. % Haht roadster e.. ond. 5 | | Williams pl. RADIAbOR—For sale; Ford; guaranteed W S 2905 Locust «t.. Bt. ts. woot ‘ : 7s , : caston 2. ~~) nale: Wit. —one-ton truck: rs AKER-—For gale; G-cylinder; A-1 : HUDSON-F | GARAGE | Wed.— Portable; a woo a or ate al; Py VETVGiT (ean SETS TT EStacry (ce) ood epa ra tor WHY PAY MOR a good $800. Rarrett : must sell today; call 5830 Hy- —* = ———_ b: t a so * WHEN You CAN BUY * | com Marcgain. -4048 Easton. We manufacture battery separators, any shape & Pine. omont R01, Centra! nd avenue. LENSES—Will pass the city ordinancs: all | gtee: , r | gize; cypress and basswood treated proper! Bi open Gunter: fe) SGADETER—For sal: licht, cheap, 800; . USED CAR Di DEPT. | sizes: while 40 bair lat, 0c a pair. Star | RADIATOR—For sale, 1 Ford and 1 — | vores Ong paseweee tre SS. properly. AT coo ag te 33 : D. : Jobbing _ Co.. 928 N. 1 (c) | land; 1 Delco starter and 1 Bosch magneto, . a car Call: Gee a —— a STREET — , | 2 sneta) | Phone Sidne 07. 2117 to 2123 8. 4th st, rd ear, Call at Smith's coal o. REAR END W td. —And transmission, any | 2" 4. _2413 N. Broadway, cS) | livered promptly. . (c99) 4 ; and aston, (oy . Central 7430. Bomont 3100 | ear. 4056 Phill | REAR AXLE ASSEMBLIES—For sale: Cad- | — ae Water Sa ser seed sare: corm RIMS Wid.—two Funk demountable, Sixd | 2/736 .Olinmomile, | 100 aeG tlt Dorris, ati I> FACTORY SECONDS 4717 a. | Compton, ting 8 Ma | =" | x Sx 4 Le S, Marion and squsonaner 25; good "isin Wanhineten’ | TQW CAR —For sale: Loco, fair copdigon: S| Con Cumberland City, Team. | ,cofdition: bargain. 8302 Lawton S = T ae NOS AO lain from 84 00 to #12 30 : CBUILT TIR ESF or sale: al sizes; §&§5 ‘ ar pede, . STEE L, GARAGE | Ww vid, —Cabany S55T J, and up. 2212 8S. 7th. fe) | URES 0x8 s. p fro 8 00 to ? le; cheap; i'y-ton; with | | Ca Ba | a ebeny > Fs So TIRES Wtd.—2 Hood used tires. 32x3%: aay | ReTRE ee aoe | 80x38 Cadillac touring, 1912. r rgains |_condition: pot cash. Dimar 3983X fa? os ING OUTEIT—For sale, 3925 ' Guaranteed 33x4 straight side, nonskid 425.40 | 128% N - = nam -_ aan - tele ; ; Prd trucks; see the : : . . ciReES Wtd.—We wilh pay tne highest price | : | AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE TIRE CO., | 00 ts 100 — ee ; Cadillac touring, 1913. -~ 6- we: 7-pass.; fine ar for your old tires, ‘oF tires which are in | RECTIFIER—For sale; to recharge ane 4374-4376 Olive st. | S4n¢ chor stags at rd sre ag We ri pacity: 4 ) , ™* BR. 14th « 1 Metz touring car. Moon. 6-66; Chummy Roadster: Co., 4374-8 Olive st. (e80) SHOCK ABSORBERS—For sale: Hassler’s, | Ra, — .$1250 os still unpacked, first $16.20 takes them. | : . : | serviceable condition: ale: i ton, with @-foot bed, 1 Mitchell touring car. ing oes $950 | | Wagner Tire Co.. formerly Universal Tire SHOCK ABSORBERS—For sale; alr pres- | : —— $1 | | ; | _vage, 2823 Locust st. | ILLER, = ldemabi 1 Eub 20. : TOP Wtd.—Convertible winter top for Over- — G many hn: 81 in ‘1 a ae Roadster, 1917; good | | land Country Club. Box Y-238, P.-D. SPEEDSTER BODIES—For sale: for Ford seca — B og ee ene 31.00 READNOUGHT. 1s veut 20 d tteren ne Dra 7 A all yp ae ‘ le vale wi, Pers sin steel panel. body, OVERLAND—Touring. 8550. one $1100 ; : sis. Apply 1018 Missouri av. (c) | STEAM VULCANIZER—Far sale; cheap; $85. | 74-4876 Oliv (ec | TOURING CAR BODY Wtd.—For Buick | —22% 8. Kine’s highway. MONDAY SPECIAL TIRE BARGAIN. ridge: : . ; Aa: a. aera Si aps . condition. Harry Schrader, Ballwin, Mo. | thing new and practical: no cogs or rateh- Goodyear, 30%x3 2 | ‘ ‘ ; Moon, 4-40; 5-pas. | Clean up sale for this | Phone, Bell, .Ballwin 19. | et: $15: agents wanted. 4772 St. Louis. (c) | Goodvear, ; ‘ein as you delivered to truck. With stake bod : $115 LOCUST STREET. ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE |" of lite: $& 2613 Lynch. iy ~ Locust et. | the city free or charge. ; u i 70. —~— | ‘ful retread and rebuilt tires at very low | "Both tn ; - ' a LS - | ACCESSORIES —For sale; Ford carburetors, | Two-in-One Tire Co.. 3328 Olive (c¥#) | ang pe convinced | tio veal serviceable condition. . Double Tread Tire bargain ; carry the ve a a = ; otter. | y oe | & $100; make | 1 Chevrolet roadster. Moon, 6-36; 5-pass.; 6-ey1. Tour- | | TIRES BOUGHT Will buy your old tires 10 / Victor 25001. Co., 3214 Locust st. (c8) sure; $50 value: special. $20. Auto Sal- | food 000 Olive Street. ra. . | | 2 6727 S. Broadway sha $9¢ TOURING CAR BODY Wtd.—For Ford chas- chassis.__Batley. 2117 Olive st. | AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE TIRE tres, fully quaranteed, ra almost and retail: m food Ae al 7 land, touri 1918: Cc 6-cyl., = s 08) . aa Sone os - i pes eae Re TIRE nied Ged tee 7 . touring, . oO mab le, oupe; -cy | nd wale: Rape ree on 4 wood es a bes ids h nie t | light six, rhodel 17; must be in first-class Py Por sale, for your Ford; some-| ll firsts: no seco |i : si Forest 496. La] qa ae . coupe, : -cyl.: 5-pae eT 1m 1 B wale. one rebuilt 2-ton Dorr 4 t Empire. 4-cyl.; 5-pass : | i . i: full| All Star, 30x3¥ 23 4 ! Ww eek only. Below are & | STORSGS BATTERY —For gale; emell; ful AH other sizes at comparative prices; use- | THE RE ' rs “Ral : = a . al a ‘ / . peours Bomont Central 2447 | some of the phenomenal | TIRES Ket REAUrL by new Dri-Kure proc- | prices: inner tubes at reduced prices; call, | auxiliary radiug rod, spark plugs. etc.: 1 \ eee sale. two, 30x3 and 3%: $il anad|G. & V. TIRE “AND VULCANIZING CO., ic Ww Vv et i | ’ " prices we have 8 oh the set Gabriel snubbers. 3511. 8. Grand av. $13.50. 283014 Burgess av., Maplewood. 2237-39 Gravois av male, Z oil ny : 180. ° ° | ; Ite-ton. Call i. x 4 q Ne ew MOTOR CAR following cars: J ACCESSORi ES—Headlights. $1.80; electric TIRES— For sale, Federar. 37x: strictly; - nie ot (efi al | gb); ‘a parase ‘jacks worth $80, “will “aii | » OMe ae 4 st zit side, nonski: . ANTEED UNLESS . "Chestnut mt. cent. 48. Main 1530. (cao cap) | TIRES cenpeutned gg yg 35x44 straight side, nonskid a. Trans A, + SR id Rear Axles. OTHERWISE §S PE CI AUTO ACCESSORIES—Puncture-proof eee | each. Apply today, 2811 Locust st. (c)| Mail orders promptly filled. ,reae iF DES We eoltehe vs vour F reid inspect ior ion of the fol ; . | ing for inside of tubes that prevents punc- | {#jRES—For sale: two new 34x4 S. S. Cord; | 583s till no +» genase scares) you MU QUE OU ARAMEe: Any article SENSA I IONAL - “ een I O é " o a. ’ . n , FIED tures; trial will satisfy; territory open; | “‘wijj sacrifice for $29.95 each: call today. Monsen * AUTOMOBILE TIRE CO... | purchased at ys * which does not tn b your guaranteed cars and . agents wanted. Apex Manufacturing Co,, | Francis Drv Goods Store. 5008 Gravo's. | “4 74 4276 Olive at. (cA) opinion give satisfaction or fit. can be re. Z . TIRKS—Fo EB , 30x83 F tires; | SSS ——— = | turned us at our and T | COME IN AND SEE AUTOHORSE—For sale: with attachments: ie > A Ag AG apoly today, Francis | [fF } MONEY ° WILL BE “CHEE! ERFULLY R IRE SA IE : x J-1 FUNDED on ton RI ee touring. - | » n werfect condition Bo: 51. Post-D. fe} | Irv Goods Store. 5006 Gravois. ( emp -paasenger FOR YOURSELF. AUTOMORILE JACKS—For = ambulance, ae re ere cme | | WEARWELL TIRE kS yr 2823 Locust st., St. Louls. Mo. on Mendee. kan 4, a eee - towing pole, etc. 2653 Lafayette. Grand | $9.00 cash: call today. Francis Dry Goods I oe mon trai 6196. ' Tt GuaRANTSED BRAND.Ew ey0cl SPECIAL SALE 2500 BULL TIRES i | TUE 1918 Overland 90 Tour- a 2548. (c) | Store, | Mm Gravois. 30x3 %. a SS - 1918 Overland 85-4 Tour- 7 you 20 to 50 per cent. Catalogue free. If | —°" aa war ae : - | | you want to buy, sell or exchange, write the | TIRES—For sale: Séx6 5S. 8. ae 400 TUBES 3 aquipment Co., 338 Sth st.. Cincinnati. O. miles, $17.95 each, Francis ‘Dry meaceenel | We stand back of our Wres and Tubes. | factory wrappers, at less than Bale 30x3%, $ 9.75. 32x3%, 11.75 a MOTOR, CAR co, : AUTO tire vulcanizing sectional and retread / =~ : 419 Laciede av.. Ara is, Ing. ZA moida, boiler, air compressors, Rie © me | TIRES- -For sale. three, 28x3. and inner “Save 40¢ ‘ on — and Tubes apnea itp >? att | _tubes: good condition: cheap. 1103 N. a 9 50 | Factory reecivership sale _ tye SS IMP’T. & A A _| motors, tools any make or model. We save, daa rae 4 5.00 | ISK c ODS r 000-mile Bull tires: all fireta. = thi ay RATTERY—For sale: 12-volt’ Willard ‘bat. | Store. 5006, Gravols. No money paid for adjuxtmeics. | ACTORY sRCORne REBUILT LOCUST | C ] Sunday bef 1 » | TIRES For sale: two 34x4% Goodyear all- | i ts ti iven mall orders. mn S 1918 Overland 88-4 Tour- a y ore Dp m. 8312 | vther: guaranteed Grats: at a bargaie. || Special attention g | », LL ad Gu AR ANTEED eo sagt 1020. N. 12th. st ||| WEARWELL TIRE STORE | PULL ing. | i | BATT —For =| 10 & ATTERIE + or sale; starting ges eas | TH sale; 6x4. non- :-skid, 6000 | 100 N. 12th St., St. Louis, Mo. | | ’ : ing: 6 volt rectifier; open Sun TiRES—For » eaD | a Over! 1917 Overland 90 Country || DO NOT envy the family |] winpedene. | mile e romrantce. Will ell mp008 Gravois. ( Non-Sk!d | 6000 MILES List Price Our Price 3424, 16.85 BATT HLICS-New, used and rebuili. 6 and $24.00 i ° | ‘ er ; Fo le: two new 3ix4 non-skid, | Main and re Six, roadster, 2-pass.; Club. | vho owns and enjoys a ; Bae =a beatin ™ | TIRES. er ion ‘anoly ” Francis Shoe Store, | : | 9° 38. $24.50 4 pene. al bi tthe re wheels and seat cov- | Overland 83 Tour | ear. Own a good used car !!|,| Bomont oss. =m) | Gravois and Morganford._ | Bane | $28.50 : Ars-StkD _ : ooeyes D918 | 1916 versan y OUTING. | My and vo l . nio : BIG special in tires, 80x5, $7 23: 30x3%., TIRES—For sale; 5000 miles s guaranteed: “80x a agian y . ty? i | orvont 1186. Central * 1 ‘for delivery Aug. : 1915 Overland 81 Touring | you can aiso enjoy | $8.75: B14. $11.50; 30x3, $7.50; tubes, $1 43: | ig gn) ; $48.05 $35.00 | ; real comfort. The follow- . Grand av.; | clutches, 35¢. 3839 Easton ay. ______fe Y AAUIAM DA % | ¢. ; . open Sunday. (eh TIRES—For sale, two. 37x5 used; good condi Fie 1m ) These are the biggest bargains ever o a | : | | ; 1915 Overland 79 Touring. ing are ready for delivery. BODY—For sale. tor Ford ton truck: cheap. tion: cheap. Progfessive Tire Co., 4249 . >) Paha ey fered the Motorists of St. Louis! You must- 1916 Hu n 60-40 Tour . . 8707 Page. Sr fc) | Olive. Maet e & —- i ht Lae see these Rao te values to properly ap- | dso » boil TRING. | ae \ TIRE S_Fe ° rt ) ; ml iat BS? fate them!’ TOURING BODY--For sale, Ford truck body; pane! TIRES For sale; cheap, 2 new 33x4 Q ™ i F\ : | Mall and Phone Orders Given Prompt 5-pass... 1918 ae . Bil perial, 4-cylinder +. ‘ , ; tod F cls D Goods Store -_—— - Eres for immediate delivery. Ing. , | Maxwell. 4. -cy linder ««.. . sides: = a724 Gravois. tc) oot 4 ravols.. cree val | \ and Careful Attention. USED AND NEW - —_—— eee ee eee | . . Mitchell. - os amr ~~“ GUARANTEED FIRS NCERN IN MI 0 RI. NA 6-cvlim BOSCHL MAGNETO--—For saw Seap, $25; covers, all sizes, SSc nd up. he’ feel confident that we are in pe- | AT SAVINGS OF ALLY THEY CAN PUBNION WF National. . . ‘ i r; rebuilt and re- 4 Roadsters. CLONED “CARS. Rn le kK truck : ‘ 41! S104 Re howl. G ran a ay —; Open Sun nv —EE — -- sition to eave you in sa Tre prof- s F “seen teee » . . Maxwell Cabroilet °'s ' Cc ARBU RE T mR For ga le Strom be x adel T TRES— For sale Noo sliahtiy used and itable manner. We have long | ALL oTH ERS A for immediate delivery. 4) Light Delivery Trucks. | Lawto . Saxe Hupo 7-paassenger i” - Si—For sale; 8x4 Goodrich 8S. S.; 32x 4 if These casings will be eold out im a. COUPE BODY—+F er ry ta most any linch 2336 S. 12th. Victor || | J a | ge AEE via | ann anid rearona bie, ‘dat Hartford. Grand 2a wy cot age a ——— | inde cn cnt ‘ire 0. ! mo reciate theme exttyerdinary vatves' . Q2a: Central 6454 ic) | - cD ¢ : e ahxh, Goodyear non- ||); ed. BD 4~+- or Bomont 3. DELIVERY RODY—For sale saat panel. cS—For Te, one Sisk, Hood, straiant « || i Incorporat Goods Shipped Aaywhere CC. ©. D., Senses | W ber implement Ce a will sacrifice. 4638 Maffitt. | side: reasonable. 4638 Maffitt. _ 3150-52 Locust St. jj to examjpation. DOLGE ROADSTER RODY ~ fiz. + page S0x3%. nonekid: O./lii| wemont STO Central 619, W PRON rth SOeCr ¢ auto 5, | “ineluding top and Ry! ye a st Fiss each. 2716 Lafay- | || ST. LOUIs OLDEST TIRE | reat estern samedi * R¢ 33° boat 1900 Locust St. dition. Rt. Louis Aute Top Co.. 3027 Olive. etre £8) ||} BARGAIN HOUSE. || Tire Corpora ation | ‘ube 3 DRI-KURE RETREADER Ee Far | S_For bale. used. all sizes at a ber Rranch—Detroit, Mich. | a's wt pe r Remene, Sore ws aban ae Nas | _wftle; new: barat tn 3148 Olive. TIRS 4" us do your tire and tube vul- Zil East vesbern errect, 2811 Lecust FPemont 6463. j sth Det . a 2° 1.) cain FORD DELIVERY! BOD BODY—For sale. cheap. | ii eo owe We ——————— OPEN SUNDAYS. unday Morning |

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\ ‘500 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Horses and- Vehicles, Store F Fixtures, Typewriters. and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. __ _avgusr 3, i919, a ana a | SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES | STORE AND OFFICE SEXEUAED HORSES AND VEHICLES | —= e re plants now | DESK—For le: rdina fiat top; : , uits : bl oo © chea bad #1 ¢ fer of - - out gan) radia owe 4 a 4 draft) hICYCLES Wd, —100 eomnthané bicycles. | MOTORCY CLE—For sale; Harley-Davidson: | © a a ee ety Box | COMMERCIAL BOOKS—New. 6 volumnes: in ead mone at Sarden ever com chair and three other c irs; very Pp. ton delivery Wagon iott'O 1 atlio t . 14. 10." Post- Dispaten. : ‘ iriffin, 4179 M MOTO! , (dson. —— anch r cyt LE-—tor sale: Harley- Davidso i ha ch. : a bs MS 1914 model; ‘two seats we cash: in 2 LADIES’, men's and _ chiidren’s eletning “LIFE After Death,” an absolute scientific electric; with cord; can be used hand. ™ Guaranty Rid | HORSE—For =e oung, harness ~ = ~s — - "re = 44 . * i oN - - 7 > = ay Ae. Wid, wm 2 . ae | tore cities pin, value $4 A. Schirmer, MOTOR os power. x _F-83, Post-Dispatch. | re rattan. /MOiOK CYCLE—For sale; 1917 Indian twin, oA. > «VvoL_ER Wea | mst | . For Dar, i . Wtd.—%-horsepower. 4. c.; 220) MOTOR CYCLES Wea. —HBring your motor!) 4-speed, subly ul 1: cash or terms, Cal coat, ‘tan suit, all size 36, $25 = vate party; cash. Hox Y-51, Post gains see pomo $50. Call Monday, 7223 * ft d. olts; 1 700 to 140), Second and Elm,| cycle to us; we will sell it for you. 814) before % pn. NC. A. Bartlett, 1207 Park. | Scoee: W" DiAMOND— White, about %-carat, $35. 4339 Mechine and SEpeerner Oe., 204 N. rus —— plotmren and “small book pm Tae Cail Mon- | fiORSE—For sale; big and sound, $76; gam fax ; TEACHER—. PUPTY nae ER owe Thana: mug | tn wt Ew | HOTOR.CYCLE REPAIRING —Gee Al Stan- ee oe ae reasonable, 501A Ne at.. Apt. 302. Siquire at 19018 Views’ New No. 3 Ino) dav. 8590 Bartmer av. (e)| sell today. 201% Minnesota. $1 Seed in bom clas h good condition tox A-220, P.-D. (e2) | MUTOR CYe td.—-T win cylinder, late | =. Motordrome champion, 8022 8. Broad- | _5¥0u! ———t | © } ; ht to $500 per karat, an - : (2 =o = — khannon, 3s: ST wre TANK Widl000 or 3000 aalton : 3 Rs or a ride car: will ex- oe nA? HING—-Eor mle. . ary a DIAMONDS bought “Miller's 8, 1322 Olive. (c8) a's ee ane. Master model, No. , wtage SCALES— For Sale: were qnecs. freer bag hh — ms Org r paaie: pony «& > EGO NS = c par ‘ ; s “ t ——— “ : . ~ od oy er Poat. 1s a sees want, Bee Oe | K-4te tost-Lblapatch. ae _—, “ted oa gg Harley Deviece weight suite. 2022 Easton av. Be) | DIAMONDS 240, Karat or .over: particu-| Easton av. ot ee “001 * and grocery loeboxes. ort, | HORSE—For sale, wagon, harness; ghem music; "aes - ----—---——--- “+ + oe w oF - 'CLOTHING—F le. 2 suits, size 38 and lars sox ost spatcn. — and roan Angad counters o sizes. must sell. 2482 Cans. Vs -Dispate: FOR SALE muToecy _— we mms preferably with Florte oon: hone, p H.. 2648 Gravois. _DIAMOND—For sale; 2 karat white; cost 4; 2728 Gamble. ~—e ? ‘? GTIME (Jasa) in Used one month; Fairbanks. Morse, ty | |__preme Cycle and Motor Co., 108 N. 12th ae ime Bs my ee OT $850 at any jewelry store today; take 1 ; * LES, RACKS, HORSE—For sale; 1 big work ; 3 ae ge Beg a _ re lotor will demonstrate: $80 or make offer. 1034 | {INK FURS—For sale. 1 set: cap. coat. y y, : . TYPEWRITER Wtd.—Underwood; over_mi HEADS, TAB ccc ‘game Wianenet maaae — 7 kule has - ~_—— | biCYCLE—For sale: light racer, or trade for; Geyer. muff: good as new: cheap for cash; no| $550; this is a bargain; on't —- un- lion serial; give particulars. Box F-19 : MII LI nn ‘a . eka Coal an xpress: | is _ a. = } tty By tak Pr 4 as 15. —road® wheel. 4371A_ Garfield. MOTOR CYCLE—For sale; 8-speed, with side| agents. Box Y-318. Post-Dispatch. —_ + have the cash and meso pee “Box | Post-Dispatch, — \ETC., SUITABLE R AR } — Fr _ : yy ~ : av °- | BICYCLES— For sale, two, one §&8, small: | car, gas tank and lam dometer, horn, , —_For | reasonable. | wo — s TYPEWRITER- For sale; No. 5; key rai XJ 4 oy ys Ee Se matic engine, with fittings and oourd; ts one $10. 3000 ‘Flaine. | tandem; just overhau Hea: good condition: | ee COgtey 3100M. sacl F-26). Post-Dispatch. back-spacer; condition perfect; $39 “eash.| NERY AND READY “20. sebasame if — wet tay See SS ee 4 2 ct | aime. —____—_-—+—— |TA VALLIERE—For sale, 8 beautiful white} 4411 N. 19th st. DEPARTMENTS | live Mii. ai —— - model five; perfect; bargain; Sunday or FLUOR CASES—Fur sale, new and second-— A FANS — For mie: ml aa. ea ita — | ley-Davidson, with tandem and speedom- | 28nyY_° SSS en \PAWN TICKET—For sale; diamond ring a | Monday. 8410A North 14th st. nd. M. A. Hellmann Mia. Co., 1810 p. tat F ; a9 Cheet ms : Fe ides ? nn | lia LICL ik -For sale; like new; good tires. eter,.used 3 months, £325: open Sunday (til! ‘SILK SW EATER—For sale: dress suit, “gize | rawn; sell ticket lady’sa watch; 14 carat. U UNDERWOOD NO. = Used but a few days: ae a . c HoRsE_ For sale; 8 years old: fat: ba GABOLINE 1 “ENGINE h liable ; eel towe. _ip. m. Carondelet t Cycle ‘Co.. 7603 Ivory ay, $6. Call evenings, 2008A St. Vincent. | with diamonds: cheap. Barber Shop, 1632 in perfect order; bargain; also L. C. Smith | FLOOR DISPLAY GASE—For sale. $20; rod wagon; $70; ‘work anywhere; no é c. - a D.; #uita mar 4 nic cCyéL For sale: new enamel: — tirce; | MOTOR 4 : - y's; Dayton make: | , . f . trou: CASH paid pawn tickets, diamonds, any | , -EWRITE For gale, $825; portable (GAS FIXTURES—For sale. two . 8-armed and! mares. all sizes. $35 up: storm buee tached He 4 ge - —_ Leet eendltlon: $12.50: big he A 3036 | eae wee ee st. (c) | shanty seed: il ‘rade for long ser thing valuable. Olive 1250W. 201A N. 18th. of ¢- pming S18: . piano, books, mining ai. 7 ormeed nes fixtures Pa ceansyivanta. | Bat Np oe single. double ; ———— lante MOT’ cYC For sale: 1018 Harley- Da-\|-— L$ a ee eee nee eal 8) atocks. 1012 Chestnut. 4 t xtures: c ead. 3002 — L 4 roa Way ~| BICYCLE—F = | vidson; with side car; will ~ cheap for |SUIT—For sale; cent’ 8; : Met: good as new “Eee " ~ ~ AROC!] R'S FIXT 13— sale; com lete: SE: " Z Beater fio. "Hevericon Ravelove Co, | ite: "ewlr Paipted: GIS, “iTwia "N.| fashicr exchange for epeedeter. 07 P cor |" 80, Bradford a¥-""one block south of 500 | MAGLDMAN & CHOUBT, Eg DIAMONDS Tienal Fletene: Typewriter Co-e bai Hal | © wet Cal te iat Ses ee t| Sooo at oe - .) rrr D« Vv 4 Vv ; ¢ } we ao ee. Mm «nb. . =e —S : r - ME BIC Spring: ‘LES AND MOTORCYCLES_F ie. | MOTOR CYCLE—For sale; Harley- Beside | HIGHEST tinky tine for ladies’, men's WE ue BR sping a" - ad di lamonds: 2." us a be. land Hidg., 211 N nF ° 1 (ec eee Se so eee | Call! 5a Ve Vernon, er. Cheap or exchange. 4244 N. | | —For sale: 100, ib. bales: wr . BICYCLES—Get our time-payment oye ; PF > aes. Call Sunday. u 1482. North Jefferson. on, $10, balance while» you mei propae | MOTOR CYCL -E- —For wale; 4-cylinder: = Jeffe — Jefferson Loan Co., N.| 1 pay $100 to $500 per pases for your Gia- bt WRITER—F or sale. No. 6 Call Sun- fOr S, Rroadway. ) tin a ew SDSS i — ® ri ' , ‘ i - Brann! RAP: ANT “we Mo. wuie® sale. | bron CYcie_Co.,_106 M;_12th st. | 4 gallons of motor oll; a 82 20 outnt for $200 neeterren* eae lil t-y- any ee i. MILLE LER, 3 x Broad. dav_morning or Monday. 1451 Dodier.____ MIMEQORAP H--For sale: Edison's rotary; | Ssomem ier anie. 16 hands hich. 7 ml. —--—-- BICYCLE—For sale: 18- — ; food condition; | cach: afterroon or oventne, 4825 Swan. (ec) MRS. J. MILLER buys and sells ladies’ nd gg Be ae f Mark stablished | TYPEWRITERS—For sale; Corona and Na- N6. 77: tn good condition, Federal Bag "found work eingle or deubi a a SRY For a cnrtahe: Coren auc _Ainbam Ny hoy: $10. Laclede 206L. 521; | MOTOR CYCLE For sale; indfan: late 1017 Oinin x 23” Olive. a "3 ony bought. | ISSR. Prva Ph Ao ae "(eR tional portable demonstrator; one Oliver. Co. 2821 Morgan. (| pedling wagon with brake ‘and eldes?, Y x and u ; - ahbam —~ ; . clothing. 2 ve st. ewelry bought. +*~- _ ; ; ‘ = ine A tle and slide valve engines. all siser. Beye 1, = For ai — 3 | model: run 1000 miles: practically new; Olive 1743. og fer) | DIAMONDS WANTED Room 199. | Olivia Bidg. “| OFFICE FURNITY REO Oe cae | goin out =. es = = | SODA _FOUNTAIN—For sale: ice cream ta-| _suth. | Speapoe 11 x18 ; te wd Sr wy An +4, Ht Bey ean am. ———— ews PLA AAAS | org’ Sample Clothes Shop means to you: V.©®%._50C Fullerton Bidg. (c99) |} MOST ‘complete line, ee | makes: “ath. (ea) | eet chairs, cigar cases, floor cases. 721) WARES—For sale: two good 7 ANT ED to bu zoe stapler: wood type. Phone sdney en ene AE ss: | BOAT—For sale; 14x34, with . cylinder en- These fine garments are made by the man- “IODE LS. mechanical electrical devices, la- als. Union | Typewrr re ith _st of good big work mules. cheap. " ’ 2860. fc)| MOTOR CYCLE—For sale, twin Indian, $50. gine, outboard: $125. C. H. Ro nm, 8863 ufacturers for display or modeling purposes bor savers, specialties, experimental light | of typewriters; rebuilt and | SODA FOUNTAIN—For sale cheap; must) 7th sf. | hand upri ht AL L makes yp | a) — ® ADLE—For sale, cross-cut, emery |__Owner leaving city. 3934 N. 20th st. | _Hotanjcal av. Phone Grand 2882A (c}| for traveling salesmen; they are made much; machine work. 207 N. 6th. | guaranteed, $15 and up. Rental $5 for| sell at once, Apply 4127 Manchester. Cen-| MARE—For sale, large, sound, $100, ~ EB vat ty. Will whee 41 houteau, MOTOR CYCLE—For sale, Henderson: cheap. | DUCKBOAT Wtd.—5S. L. tanadale. Bomont | better than the regular goods: after thev | baTENT Wtd.—Small he usehold necessity Or| three months and up. Fine repair work. | tral 1291. (c) | zell, Pennsylvania and Lyndwer, : ate party. ik | BA» ik SING BOILER—For sale, 900- 149 Lemay Ferry rd. | _ 261. Central as29__ Cae a | ae + wa pom we A thems at ? vig dia- other small article; must be good; fuli| For bargains see us. Adding Machine and | sopa FOUNTAIN—For sale: single draught: | wood. 4 - cash. Give full d ‘ ' ~y Ay first-class whape. Ad-| MOTOR CYCLE—For sale, 1917, 3-s ocd Ex-| FLATHOAT--For sale: new: 16 ft. Foot of | mene eter ‘Cubnalte: Sete inane y aomaiene partic lage and price first letter. Box f- Typewriter Co. . 204 N. ith i eae Schetber ts and cooling box; two combination chan- WARES—For sale: “two » fine: $8 good horses. ; trie Ca eain Maple av. fom) _celeior. 1913 Ww Vithnell. ell. Sidney 1950" _ Franklin a Uae to save you $5 to $7 50. Sample pants. 446. Post- Pispateh at TREASON Se NGS) EE) RENT A TYPEWRITE Aleliars. . 4218 Connecticut. —— | farm wagon, spring wagon. ice and — 0- 19, Post- Dispat sale; Stover's Ideal corn | MOTOR cr CLE—For sale. 16 X roadster, GASOLINE LAUNCH—For sale: 28x48. V-hot- | $2 48, $2.58, $3.46. $4.98: tailor-made suits | PATENT—On exhibition; one of greatest in-| wisipte model, three months, 87. No and up: | SODA FOUNTAIN—For sale; ice boxes, ta- hh et tingle and doubie harness: cheep. a one . ventions of the age: will sel] outright OT | ,anvisible. 3 months, $5; initial payment ap- bles and chairs, wall cases, showcases, | tonth 7th sf. WILL pay up to LL-—For i mill; new; $20. Vanhee. Ferguson. | tom, 4-cylinder 4-cycle motor, in first-class | cost up to $35: our price. $19. : ; | uipped; cheap. S14 N. 15th at. royalty. Hrennan, Patent Sales piles if purchased. Rebullt machines, all| settees, shelving and partitions. Apply 3911: MARES—For sale, team draft mar ——— = - : condition. 8421 Water st. $24 7. We again announce our “*’ -in- cash has ‘ st. 105 N. Clark st., Chicago. makes _S. Froadway. (e) lbe.; sound: must sell; cheap. for an upright | MOTOR CYCLE-—For sale, Harley-Davidson, | —- Ae, a; > ~ | Sale’’ Department. We will make Spec ie 2 __ twin, 3-speed, $135. 601 1 West Marceau. _ fae ey $55: engine, $50. | liberal allowance on your old clothes rij yo | mee IOAN w RITING MACHINE ©O.. BODA FOUNTAINS—For sale. for immedi-| mar bi ; Washington av. ‘c)| MOTOR CYCLE—For sale. Cleveland, like | woe OD ——— | new ones. ‘“‘The place to buy clothes.’ — goers f ‘patent athes and ehee or , {Main 4478. Central 1215. 807 Pine et. (80) | | _ate deliverv: chairs and tables, cash regis- | MARE $40 bu 4 kork or 4 ee: the cartage mysel J — | new: cheap. 1109 Obear. LU: MBER—For sale: already cut for 18- foot 926 S. Vandeventer av., near Chouteau. Uib- | marhine designin Hodine Pattern Co., | ters, refrigerators. lar-D Il ® Ko0 ork or delty a llenaioeds tron, direst cylinder | SGTOR CYCLE—For sale: Indian twin, Heht | Kit AOS Greer. Colfax Ow. ) 2Fts_Ponds_accepted.—_______. {c)) Market at. (@®) | it rs safe. office equipment. otc.: w : .| av. Cabany saeowe ree 9] State make, wood mpeg, a aechios | iahom. “Galt ab Corsupes sn 7 NOM | OTOH For aul, Brine 33h, Eaton: | WH hgve “remand, hundreds of “ing ste” | PATENTS. OBTAINED. John_G_ Wigton, YPCwrite | Glove Store and Office Fisture Co.. Ine. 390 | stcne—Vor ale, and colt ray make Mee Old. Box 0-56, F nh avenue. | MOTORG yc 7 = Nor sale: foith tandem: pogquapatne | or a quic saie. uy now. Jress up. have | Higdon & Higdon, sea tye } Central | i —t%y : —_ i potmmds. and her nice. vite colt: f ; MYFORBOAT—17- ft.. 3 h. p.. complete. $50.| some place to xo. This grind-of-life is a| N he Bidg., St. Bouts. _ Phone Breee new. latest model Olive? 8FORE SHELVING—For sale: and fixtures. | _- | im tee By pe | S57 } : guaranteed; standard! Call 870A Eaton av. Rell. Lindell agTow, | roth 2122 Market. _ Reseameaal MISCELL, ——— we ee ee oe eee eee MAC INE—For | ‘gale, een al stand, with motors. Jacob | i SAW OUTFIT—For sale, and “trac- chean, JN 07 He bye rt. hanter. 222: Benton, | grand and h , ’ e Cc — 2 d glorious thing if vou lon’ >, ak- wv] re n, , fully , : —— Main 1806 Ass istant in Washingto DL . wis = Wt ote Sh. >| MIN! K WAGONS m estinule Front: all in for wood yard or farm, 4010 | MOTOR. “‘CYCLE—For sale; Harley; cheap. | : : mn.” W “making” the ! 7 the, Game Wate | ete | “— ’ 0 oO TF j a n 7 en. e are ma ing t ¢ Raimne “Pasy. 8° re - Ps kevbuvard: exactly e 8 STO > _ ” oe -: “HOT R BOA | K scline; engine in you don't ‘‘weaken. We are ‘‘calling you PATTERNS--Cf wood or metal. Special ma- chine used by largest industries. . TORE FIXTURES- For sale: coffee mill. | shane Sat up. 119 8. 14th bie ar Rte | a 8428 Michiean. — | ood condition. 1348 Graham. “ + , . » “ —_ you —— in the second- MOTOR c* yc LB- -For “gale, om ‘'D. ‘19: elec- a to keep abreast of the times: dont x0 chinery, tool and die work. Genera] FPat- Direct from factory. Was $100, now $57. b t Aer ost £00 a2", : | MI’ LES For sale. team = *; machin 5 om. yd Miller, conan tric; good condition. Call 1536 8. 7th. SEWING MACHINES wed ince. “tesa un.”” Wonarede af coon, oe - a end Machine W orks, 3693 nek | Before getting even a secondhand, rebu'st | eg GAT my Egy = seg ny £10: ree: | mules; sell very slieneaale 11 Wes a im )| MOTOR CYCLE—For pale; Indian; $30; bar- | ~~~. Teen Weather eletbes: Palis Beach’ Gaabair. cost | cotton t ve He ‘Rasy ‘payments if you) ¢m®. like new, only $5. 2226 McCausland sn. SN 9 PN - a ARINETS- t ' , Send sketch of. your juvention o save - a (eT) | Mi LES--—For sale, two mules and S bugesie e ‘ : fine " EE SE ee ee = “generatora, boilers gain. I7R0A N. 20th at, cloths and crash suit 805 to $8.75 “now INVENTORS— baat s, $8 ) : Pw ” . Telephone or call Oliver Typewriter, ———__________...____.. ——— at ; | for advice regarding patent protection: 20 Raler, Desk B, 638 Century Bldg., Bell TYPEWRITER DESK—¥For eale: fiat top: cheap Apply F. C. Baker & Co., ae se. 825 fox, F107, e also Zen motors, C. G. ; ~ey a sondition:; | MACHINES repaired for $1; prompt service, “7! . MOTOR cyc L K—For sale: gvo0d condition: wort: guaranteed. Gran 1916. (eto) on vale. There is no time in life that you nxperiehee. handbook on patents sent $3 Samed mt Bel TPC were Darn -vee cate; fiat tee; | soca ot : OVHONE- For sale _ A. mt Voth and Walnut. Ke gé ‘iow =, 2 . eelsior: S55. R052W Lae. a | get so “‘down and out’’ that you can't «et , aa 1 My» me | SEWING MACHINES-— -For aale; drophea: } into the ‘Land of Beginning Again: ' Talbert & Talbert. Patent awy C - at ae. ng line machines and typewriters: rea- , A —— ac ’ er CREE Eee se ’ * ‘ nhea: "GL (049) | Offen Supply 813 | PARK WAGONS-—For sale two; one ‘ Call noon today, 1817 } ‘ ee ee tanks, boilers and ma- > = ; r MOTOR CYCLE—For suie, S-speed In Singers: $10 to $25; bargain. BR10 Olive. | “Start anew:’’ we ‘Are Calling You'’ with | 4156 Talbert Bide.. _ Washington. ble. Economy Co., top wagon; fine condition: at martes to. Peer- hea Le } OU Ae ‘ass ay., &t. Tae oy rquingens — Pe as N, 18th. SEWING MAC HINE -For sale: Singer drop- = 5 paeme Kost 73 120 feet. fille q with "var- } MILLI INS spent annually for cont Hun-. Used Addin Machines ot Granite ° | Bide, _Olive 1. 1452 Specs fe. | price. Call today. 5434 *Columble a ay. Gi. OLIN— For anle ai . ve . Reh! anu “painted. * 's78 Easton vast head: firet- clases: S15 on1 SS. Jefferson. (¢ (c) pg? oe aly _ REN | MOTOR CYCLE—For Fale, iit big valve 4" “— Chouteau, (cS7x) ag Ad parte, B3 Seed A Fg +E. — | PATENTS Ses ~URED— Trademarks regis- | bie lamps, at exceptl | bargains. 8859 | RiNAHOUTS— Steel or rubber: light; ' MOTOR of ood order; call today. o| sora t 24 _- Phe. 1 § 40 - Tre ——— =—= | Wirdeor. | shane: $35 up. 119 14th « PIANOS. AND | 4 ‘Tyler 2100. oe ‘) SEWING MAC ge irovhea, 4 . - a veeanere and Lb ie aa , tered: a comprehensive, experienced, + PrOmmDt f (a ae RE a arenden B14 Tees Te 4h Ae : slightiy used; cheap Cal onday. 100% . Vandeventer. near outeau. Matil orders! gervice for the protection and development [ARO —For i rubber tires. “ P OR EXCHANGE MOTOR cyc LE—Fot sale. Harley: Davideon Market et. filled. Both phones, Liberty Bonds ac-| of your ideas: ‘preliminary advice gladly STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES HORSES AND VEHICLES | N. Taylor. is 'f PLAYER. PIANO For stock of new aré 76- sing le, ne con t on, new t res: Hi NE— Fr . e w : cep ea. ' furnishetl without charge: woklet oO nfor ee ee OOP PO ee oe PPO ; - a sents SOW eaten ; ean or * oe nas Get our price Chamberlain. : fe) Siyoohead auarantend: ye th D3 'S. Setter. a : | mation and form for qpaclestn idea tree 08 | WANTED Or SADDLE HORSE —For sale: ae = Sea: Ase ri PIANO—PFor 1 ng «a wirin vour MOTO R CYC LE—For | sale, and side. “car: . (2) CAM a. request. char« wen o> wen ig Ole ears * eo ; _—? Prana ’ ‘tei av... Jet tie }, Shee 0, m0. ie eee pg shape; Rogers side | SmwiNG MACHINE—Por sale: new drop: | en -ons-ya ~~— |_Washington, D. C oF ea e™ | DESK Wtd.— Preferably flat-top; price must | FARM WAGON oat A sage Meee reer? Flonwar. eee ee ee eee PANO For “eale, Webs or Bl Hoda sf At EE a ee head. a}i rand 10-year quarantee. | CAMERA—For sale; postcard Mandelette,| AETER you have ee Se See acaian | Desk wir Delmar 1604. _Srane — | HORSE Wtd.—For hia teed: will buy 1? |SHETLAND PONY—Soun4, kind f eet. Sidney SOW, 1090) OrOR CYCLE— For pale. Harley-Davidson, R17 mw 2528 N. Gran with tripod; cost $14.50, sell $5.50. 5341 | inaasnoéat making. special machinery, man. 3 aioe top. with drawers; mos "Kod and cheap, 3107 Easton lone mane and tai!: ne runabout \ a. Yor saig. will : 10-cvlinder, 2-apeed, order ; $85. is Wells aS: | ufacturing. tool making or mec hanical work | m7 m No oth at on; reasonable. Wisard Co.. : oe Ae Oa harness, like new: £110. Mra. J rn. : ts _1829 Hickory. |CAMERA Wtd.—Graflex camera. for folding | of any desc-iption. We have the larcest : PEE . dncicheenetn FOR SALE ms | minga, 119 8. M4th ats fb 80 For su le: oe 4 ‘OF FE 4 MIT. L wed. ~- -State ’ | STORM Bile ad y ¥ For enle: $10. “116 | e MOT R CYCLE—For sale; Excelsior twin, kodak with anastigmatic lens; must >| engineering department and mechanical | ELECTRIC uae me model; very cheap. 8706 §&. seeten: cheap. Grand 4777V le a shop in the city. Write for our flustrated price and current. Box F-255. By-D. __ | a> E-TON for overheat and run-down STORM BUGGIES. 7 to 100 h. non ~ and ~~ S109, 4 CAMERA—For sale: ext Korona, series 5; | booklet. R. G. Clyne, M. E.. 1911 N. “. | FIXTU RES Wid.—Top. floor. wall cases,| "orses; tonic, appetizer. fever, kidney rem- | 3 us: pore — ah n running om current 1 ae Ao to 78 h. MOTOR CYCLE—For sale. ~ Indian, with 112 Phone Oltve 21 (e862) anastigmat lens, 8 lateholders., oo Sa _counter; must be cheap, Forest 1954]. ay. -— ne id match “119 @ 4th eat ” he - : “moters. 220-volt %i Motordome engine. single speed; good con-| sEWING MACHINE SALE—Singers, New| LDS’ carsying case, + dalle pias PATENTS | FIXTURES Wtd—We pav top prices for | BAY HORSE—For sale: $32.50. 1826 North ea Oe ‘ ietrola. ales cheat dition; 845; must sell, 8415 Michizan. "Home, White, Wheeler & Wilsons, $4. 86, | CAa!! Monday. iccstiaioe bbe Viuetrated @uide book, | Used store and office fixtures. Libe 17th ot. SEAS ANE eg or ie reas TTR soon One — boat 308 N. Gari MOTOR CYC CLE. et = Harley-Davidson, - $23. $30. Dropheads and pen =te8a. guar- CONDENSERS —For sale; -inch, white 5 ay Oh ag ah send model or | —ezcure Ca.. Gis Morenan. _Cantral TY (eh2) yn For ones — rubber - net storm SURREY For aale. ————— op = —_ Washington ie, firet-¢ in) 1916 model; in pertoct condi-| ant =. WM. — - a sketch and description of your invention for FOR R SALE buggy and nearness; cheap. 2724 Gamble. : Bs — - 7 Enat Grand 3 , yy sawing maces a 1p. tow GHRAFLEX—Compact, 3\4x5%; Goerz 4. free opinion of its patentable nature; highest | _~ ~e BUGGY-—For sale. harness and single: reason | Pm SE . aoe SS ind —_ saga ae sale, Hows " oo “¢¥e CLE—For sale nine Harley - RiAnev "nM - 7-inch: a real bareain. S172A Kensington. | references; Prompt attention, Je seumatte | ADDRFESSOGRAPHS, ae Oe Set } soiling, taken debt. 2714 Sheriden, es ae sale: ond harness: is we : dson, twin, 2-speed at low price. ODAK—For sale. $15@No. 1A J kodak; | terms. OR bVAN: _ eators, folders. sealers. Office De CARRIAGES—We has j one new. | CONGO a wagon for | niet ai Call — ar ALL a repaired. SODA! used, SR Is ies f4R Winth st.. Washington. D. — | 222-D N. Wabash, Chicago, Il. — other nearly new: one Bag ER class condition. J, Maalius. 021 ¢ ; mnet sell ‘eo : CASH paid for kodaks. Gratiex cameras, any- 7 , 't{LACK BAR—For sale, for soca Foawtetn: , et niie Ss tath steel-tired, $500 takes [ee ET ” Ri. p iANO For - Cal’ wpe th st. /sU RREYS—ss up: steel and rubber - wide Rote: cheen.. oo > Sop gual Eek 6 cet 9 RES me Sin tt Ae Re GR Saas ot oF em | - ve 172". «ce on will repair ne nes ed ion Dee = BIG SALE OF SEWING PHEAD GOLD A shies valvable. or will trate. Phone Olive Brees e new; at cne-third original cost. L - . pomable: ’ “ n, one- . , . mn; r r ‘ A oe 1eR) X 4x5. WITH COOKE F 4.5 SAFES-—Cabinets. vault doors, new and used: | BARBER CHAIRS-—For sale, two, and Sg Neh ay orse open ice Wagon. 4137) a. 5 00 wear Phrase «5 fms "fith ste . Nive ac Menard 4 nal ‘ oF hie: oO MOTOR CYCLE—For sale, Harley-Davidson, NG ACHIN NE. EFFERRON ~ GRAFLE | N. 4th . " wan and side car; best condition; license. | Prest- RAVOIS. STORE E OPEN UNTIL 90 | lens; ndition. at leas than one- | ae we beter sacgpall aie, a ae 2 | HARDEE =e ye —> draull | cot For saie, & roa iiars |TEAM—For wale 7 and & yeare with | ie _0-lite tank, tandem; gheap, 30 i. $c ; - half price. F. J. Krause, 710 Fullerton ; SXFE—For sale; one excellent large size | ord ms R25; “Monday. ‘ 1617 g7Gagiic: fine _colte: sell cheap, WwW. Dav atone. SIAR. 24m MeNair — 7 en oo eT : - le. and “hat » § , mite — .- Matin 288. a eee office sa f Cara fiol- Silverman CGarmen* ER PIXTU RES-—_For sale. 2 hydraulic DELIVERY WAGON For sale: open tov: . 2 TEAM-——Por eale. and a: ouble harness: che » LY x Colfax x. 42Tw ‘ phil =. ae 4 . ‘Ai condition; p ener. | | CLOTHING UsEL cameras, professiona! and amateur ,On,, 1209 Ww ashington. BAR sete harness. afl Sis 425.2 Rew Rud. JIecoha. 922 Choutean av "Feigier & Sons, Machinists | 212° eremec. ceneaeuns >t emoneees a0 : E : a es . J * $e WY Meee ay Be. Indian. ROB ED Ep PET ES Hell-Marvin safes: vauit, doors, deposit BUTCHER ICE BOXES—For sale; comput'ng| Bie _Bend and Couch SY. : ride and drive. Oh horas Whe Orin = — YER: Py} Grefiex cameras. A. 8S. Aloe Co., 513 Olive | eas KY) pots if desired. ae | ter boxes: electri coffee mills. 721 N. Teh | 24224 N. Spring av. Aav 4 ~ ; ; - ne eee anas, SectHc equipped, tandem APPAREL Vite Sees sults. +} CAMERA—For sale, Sixt Unicum outit, 25 Delbold licht filing safes. new and used display. Gill Bros’. Grocery, Easton and, * af: 2477 Franklin. Lindell 201 __chean, 1858 SB. IM Ae Cit) = pa Davidson. With aide car Saetvenrn. ee a N. 1h at. - Olive 1908 Central GTS. 1eM) cash reqg'sters. scales, safes, office “equip. HARNESS AND WAGON- -For sale; piané WAGON—For sale 1 and 2 ton stake money. —— ‘ Rt ys eold and exchanged. cinema” [AFES—}ire and vurelar proof. Herrina- Sulliven onupetaire. Phone Cunkel Suse? DONKEY—Per sale; $10. Kirkwood 4943. | TEAMS—Por | aig 5a: “cnkea, wou “S oi i rok: so “O 2 A epg | 108 wth et. — a ™ APPAREL Wid.-—Pay -_ prices. Gee WE Duy, sell and trade lenses. koiake and | boxes, pod: terme if ee ee es) scales, display counter, cash registers. it-| GROCER’S WAGON—For sale. and harness. | Wav aia -For glee and harness. Call - - _! Rew: uarrifice Sm FC TPM, MOTOR -. eprc ciet sale, Harley- — i Ohve. Bomont rer st.. x = For 3 (c99) | ai aan oe nares Rs cx — | BUTTER DOX- —For eale. National Sol deantouk | HARNESS —For sale, got | t single. is barznin, | WAGONS. ee a , noreee — ? : oe a gale, _ mTUars MRIS ss SP eae | Se S| SBE catia oe tt OE MIE ER weal ort ae te nan ean | BUTCHER BOXEEPe MARNEeed eaten iS hone ‘Geet | cess tele Sager peorRet st, APPAREL Wt4.—ror sh a b om Poe boys PHOTO OUTFIT—For sale. comp! , 4. = ene | “* : a ladies Sores. sand 7 | ment, ete. Come and i ae woda | tick, 415A Faston. cheap. 4419 Labadie av MOTOR CYCLE—For le; Harley-Davideon suits, overcoats, bats, 7 ; 80 rn e x 8x10 portrait anc view cameras. sand. nd bac sa. wie with tandem; S75. sian Sceam auto will call; als 0 te iture, trays. frames, background, ete.: not a fancy ee Giabe aes and or HARNESS-—For anie; pare single and bu¢- WAOGONS— For male. 2: horse and yn . shed 14a4 N. fie ler chen n. 284% Wiae erain ezae Shipolog Ce. sw. ¥ , outfit but a St, Jame priced to sei]. Car- rOO. rankiin av. Centra) KY ayler vers Srutic t. James Mo kaa er ee WAGONS Fer sale: aimost given | HAHN ow be bina, inatner buggies, ha ness horses and mules oT pon SF Ms ip —Tet sabe city. *Th50"N Nioad rd. oy Oe td.- a men's sults, overcoats, — — Bows ——~'98) . = tedles | ¢ badly pay to $28 GOLD AND ) 8! LV | ar e@ al e | GASES—For sale, © 10-foot, all glass fioor| farm harness, $30: few sete olf farm ‘ith st Lave RTs CYCLE—Vor sale: twin criinder: —_ oe Reed fo shir. fo "Fouths auto will rn VER 9 | cases, 210-212 N. 4th i) | ness. GCresemuck, 1317 N Mreadway. ( 4 > = pants; also Rw: ‘Data; ‘all kinds of make; measures 9 Yox6 v2 ment: quick aale: good location. Addreas| 9.) vse. al in fine repair: S14: 28 halters WAGONS on ge ogy ee ee -—— ee clo : est prices, Cal: | CASH paid for olf cold. silver. pla m4 . Box F-12329, Post-Dispatch. : h mar Seas: win ein, We Aposlnes. 188) oid Ritcs teach Phone Olive Teas itera | feet worth $200; to close | pram te, wi Simca —saarauets | Ret FIN Enns sae waon’ or | “ciaht” wtent oe ‘rubber tcen side oF SMM wine Fa" sale R22 Olive st. ‘ei, out on account of disman- Poa orn s- =, ton eee aa 2 RNR F Fare eee eis 625 up. | WAGONS —Mor enle: one i-heres Gam p- wa! Pie ms mics . > . ‘ ° arrer ee n ° : ore eta be ’ ame a , CASS pate Sor 8 ane. epver. platinum. ve. tling the building; only $80. || _ new: chean: $7. _1718A_ Walton. arness. sincie huey . "sand, A. Re Cor. Tth and Russell, PMYER-T ANG yor without gold: kodaks, used Mo ‘ i oeen—e sare, roller yo f,, tike new ~ wortis Harness. double surrers. $15 un ney val. ‘ . ce. chean: ‘tor Ver da; Rodake. | .Cabany 1168J, (c) | en far 80 Monde. 19 R Pourteen-h | wz TAS a Sw a my Bis | ROWRRE Po pale 4201 Ran Francine, | WORK TRAM For = double 7 ins * B16 N. Grand (opp. ductropolitas ) DEXK—For sale, laree wollte. “$i yee — 7. =. 2 me .en an con: Goll 720, (609) oifax 254W. () Mons For sale. , ith wt | owe ‘al NO— Far * “lo Catifery ea ee oe aa , Real ee Perwien at ra Fioriesant ay, © TS a a ey re OR Re Or og ony

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acenten store. 4 hese cotun day. 21B 7 MUSICAL MUSICAL Sey “MUSICAL __ANIMALS ANIMALS } POULTRY AND BIRDS WR ROOMS FOR RENT—CENTRAL tt i ia SE BBB BBAD DOO ON Ol gl a a POPPA LOL, tate —- ~ dages. ae 2 M U S I .. A R | PIANOS AND ORGANS PIANOS AND .ORGANS TALKING MACHINES DOGS A Satan ND CATS i eT | ne apr op se et Peles genie PP a hid? vO = a ’PY—For sale, heautif yg ~~ ee) eerie s me , NDI ER. t iis ate fenton an to country. uel, arenes on oe a eve gg Pay ay hh og | Newberry terrace. Forest S035 “] ve | AND CALF—For sale: fre sb. 1338 | HE ENS For sale: young black minorea hens v bath. me ‘a oan ermine: Sian teacher v ; > - a . and ancona roost ——— . xD ° the And piano. (7) diamond point needles; standard |? UPPIES— gg sale. French poodles, $10. 6110 | COW—For sale. fresh voung Jersey; family | R858 Fairview av, . Bunday werninn oo So birt LON. 14/7 —24 floor room, next to Bath; ar 4 entral OS743. r etiam av. ¢ PL. iv THE PIANO AND T Qa Ine. chine, a.garet v_ Colfax 1272), (68) | PLAYER-PIANO—For sale. almost new”! EXCHANGE, 1007-1000" MARKET ST. (c2) make at great sacrifice. $125, with records. a __Mirchell =~ pet: $85. North and South rd, and Rose av ORPINGTOR $3. Car | N | FRANCIS, 1435—Two und urnished Y “3d-Piace $7 - : > a oe » ; east of Grav watt AN test IOS Bom ex radar A At 1015 8. Hroadw 4. ad + ¢ having, ye — WRITE for iiet 143 bargains fAne Pinnoe _ aot Waterman . yt Fm For sale, 4 fox terriers; fine dogs.| COW-—For sale. fresh Jersey cow and sae oo ~ a — -s, la young welche ; BT Wid. —Fo la beg! ee By nl and Players, used, $100 up: guaranteed THE NE WE DISON, ‘The phonograph with | 4% Clayton ay. Forest 1/ LOOR i a heavy _milker. Call 6415 Page HENS “anne , rooms, Water, gas: : McNair. . , © : id.—For pilno, cginners, “grade ©; one of the finest Poe | freight paid within 1 0 lles: i: a soul, recreates the singer’s voice with’ PU PPIES—For sale, Aireda! e: i 9 | COW-—Fx an ‘ For sale; orpington: and ceckere!s: FRANEL in. 3 — ¥ ~~ yr — s gourse; South Side. Grand 8047 ie) ay 4 cole t ariake a in St. Louls, $125; mu K BLUORS T's on triat. | such complete fidelity that no human ear | "_Weeks, 5 and 16 satunaings aie. "ae Pack ae 0 For sale, fresh, 4 galions milk. sai ene stk: Airedale pup. year old. 8s80 “with water, -~ aa ke ee gom, x ; SON Estab! can dietinguish artist from instrument: all —_———_—- . sh. BT eR ndsor wth an tchenette. .. Arthur. ’ ’ LESSONS Graded course, special. K ‘HIZMANN Pia ce) stablished 1879. OOT7 Olive nt. ' é . ep Pi rPPIES—thor sate: beautiful 1 hi : , k | ee ee | eee ae FR N ’ er- = “For 4 * models represented in pur display rooms; . ate white Eskime or sale. fresh. with calf: gardeners POULTRY-~ lor saie A KLIN, Sez Large frome | room. heuer. ble F A no, cannot be told | 0 Years the Reliable ‘Music Store. free demonstrations daily; the new Edison enite. cheap. 2025 Madison. horse and wagon. 5212 Cote Brilliante. | fancy buff crplngtohs." cheap: cies erbing. _ keeping: gas. icebox, phone: cheap, ton chicks. 4543A Ashland - GARRISON, 630 N--Furntel , on ved flat, electric, ne 82.25. Bernhardt’» School, Wise © rs S m ee alee . rom new. At @ great saving. Small term (c'v2) daa) ago aa on in nw unting | C or sale. fine Jersey; cheap; must | —°2_¢ - ic) ple; ‘Fine oun bueey tt core and Bdvanceé; ted) tne wh ber sale, Webster u Et; gooa con-| _'9 SER upright; oe len Miamt condition: et Brae are Tee Veunee, in the | =e CROP. A417 N. Ninth. (0) | _nell:_7505_ Manchester. gas; all conveniences: bie. .._ 2 = 4 eid. — cash P| BA BW ; cheap; vac- | Sv0d tone; shows very little e'ans of usage: ib; ae gy (of?) | PUPPIES For sale, white r peated 6 weeks | COW-— tee gg Jersey and heifer calf; § | ~~~~~~~ RHODE ISLAND GRAND, SN —Nicely furnished room, = | — = | manths old. $100 for both. 6431 Hobart ay. | . ee 1 ae pee _—~ oo — = ai CHICKENS—For sale; rhode jatand rea: thor-| ~ ‘D, 1205 N_—Private = turmtatyed ell 1445. -" _vum carpet # > and excel en va! . te — ~_Binerva av. (00) BOS aig Me - monthly _ pny THIS is the first time people have eve? hud | PUPPI CO . > ES—For sale; fox terriers; beautiful. ; COW--For sale. 8321 Carl av. v., Jermmings, oughbred stock: chea 42328 ic) Foor to indies employed. a ——— =7 = sound, $75; Ga TEACHER—And accompanist, ex, hs Minneso ——' .o ' in bots enoecet and ulndell PIANO— For Tee fine upright: Al condi- aioe A ee, The hg Rt ane an opportunity ta, purchase phonographs at aM —— pony and top : hannon, 3857 Page; L soe ular ibe. eap. Call Sunday, 4261 Margarct: =e ion) absolute wholesale price, and save half. For | —— d417_N, 9th at Seah NSN Mo. ‘ CHIC 7EG—ler ae Rhode ; = LACLEDE, 3525- Connecting roomea, 18 Elliott. ANC | ESYONS—Pupils’ nome, Bic. I cud | PI LAYER-PIANO—For salev BEony GULBRANSEN Piaver-Pia — full particulars call or write The Piano and | PUPS—For sale, Pekingese spaniels: won- or sale; two fresh. John Fleck: | springs, 30c each. G032 + laland edu. __housekeeping. ané and other roo b > b waren. harness; cheap; e — lady. ho call new: cont $800" Sis Satie Peetl mahogany. walnut. ot: 3.56 wockeuy yok Foo 8 aoe! Purchasers’ Wholesaie Union, 5 wer toy dogs. Pet _Shop. 8111 Olive. (c) two Des weat of Me read, Manchester | locks v west of Gt and on Delor ° a oF INDELL, 3530— F Fine fur furnished cool = ; Y-8 ments; bench, $10 Q R 8 rolls; mds Be "UPs—For sale, collies; cheap; sabi | oa PULLETS—For sale; rhod a ready Fi) —fOr_men only: owner's hom Bale; mares; storm bugay, he ~~ We. Mrs. Hall, T20 Acad- GROWN PIANO Fo for the money anywhere, test value = ROLA Wtd.—Casn paid for a mahor-| White. Pet Shop, 8111 Olive. © 8c) | COW—For nie: years good Jersey: bargain; | And $1.25 each. 7415 ha ant Market) LOCUST, 1néa— Furnished a f boa city. 1300 Chouteau, . Se aoe 1971, Olive- Delmar a) 904; excellent pF OY per ay. Bpee- Estabitshog PR E HOR aoe &.. r any Victor Victrola. 810 Market st. | | PUPS For nale. air beagle ee pups $4. road. J. Cline, Carsonville, Natural Bridge ca __keeping or_ sleeping. or n2De ’ y. ve VICTROLA—Larege. cabinet style: chea ot | maie dachshund. $5. 440% Cho 5 | > — Lo 497. set Kenaineton or 40 Years the Reliable Music Store.’ cash. 8417 Chippewa st. 4 (c) | PUPPIES—For sade, , | S28. \TS—F 5, X + two milk goate; 8 kids. ~_ POULTRY — MISCELLANEOUS _ | Lact ar. a psi ORD 2 running. ek ‘ ‘ Foome_ ; big; harues and wagon, (4 . | ical CHER desires th | \% TEAC interested in in “albinos FIANO- abel iss! rol u $125. { 2417 attach SAXOPHONES, | {ct VICTROLA—For sale; excellent condition:| beauties, 4230 Enrig CHICKENS—For sale: milch goat i 2417 8, 4th, | > : tenor, $75: melody, 875: . conve ( ‘o.. | , GOATS—For sale: will be fresh m soon. | b oh goats. nannies. | 77 4. Ne $40; convenient terms. Artophone Cbo..' PUPS—WFor kale. fox = fat. healthy. _ Cheap. 8612" 8 conan re sh milkers 800 | —Dillies, rabbits, guinea pigs, 3343 Louisiana. be = k. ‘Neatly furnivhed rogma a ’ - nice, large bay h 2 ( Post-Dispatch, — : oN: oe ooo call Sunda or zchange. e$is ABLE az __ Monday: sarisene, det -_ a mellophone, ae: Bos- Ws 6 ©! ive st (c06) prettily marked: roasonable. aii Olive. » w PS e pee eS CHIC KE NN—For sale:! 84 eeeder, oe | | 5 | LUCAS, 3480—Nice. coal. piis. sale: Meister. good as $35: Ruffer Beckes $5 {}: S. \ 1c 1, ROLLA oO or sale; new 25 ), a x in / a L r . KF oO Bal co hes 100) NSE sunds: « ill we . z Ae ut : id f 3 - } | : DP g leeping: ne com . ~. 4 ‘ oO ‘ I cn ‘ : - \ ; bay, perfect condition: beginners only; experiences new * . * ; will jpacrific for med clarinet. Magazine. ; Box '-s05. Post-Dispatch ' DeKalb. : im late sale. am alto, trombones, baritone clarinet $10: 50. or will trade for diamond, saitler 8. 2529 N. Serah_ ic)} milk for every pound of feed given her. DOV ES -For saie: 30 ring. $1 to 1 De ‘ pee e “ . 0 | ven ences. pet 7408 Minneso vta ale, and storm bugey. 2 bets ' LESSONS. Pupil & home, bac, includ. ; Violins, mandolins, guitars, 1h92 Olive sf (c) | -——— i cheap. 8331 Pen by j experienced lady. Box K-44, | ‘ton ggindemann sauare, perfect condi-| flutes, $5 to $100: cello, 18. SiatROLA For ealer also 10 Fecorin: all for PUPUIES—For sale, white Maltese poodics.| and large beautifully marked heiffer calf; | —Dalr._is im WARK on Dist teh. tou on, $20; wil] exchange for furniture. S844 | TONY PLACHT. 1001 _ P . . r 4618 St. Louis av. ; 8 months old. Dr. Holden. Overland, .Mo. PULLETS—For sale: ek - minorca and "T. 1160— nt room: ae to) | Delmar." —_{t : ine. _ $12; or will trade. Call Sunday. 6642 | Ore meen! SY ae oo white lexhorn. 2033 "Ari t * and| _men or housekee ping: hall room. L in, mandolin, guitar, banjo, ukulele HAYDEN upright USED PLAYER-PIANOS- At Dar ain prices. Rartme* av, : . PUP—For le, White Pomeranian spitz, | igh “a sale. ten efat he ogs, 20 shoats. nt OB nd ee angton. | MARKET, oa — een ee sught; instruments loaned. Putnam. 1lvi tion: excelte x a, os . er og pencnote. nv: be autiful tone, standard Victrola pho. aig, won eale, thoroughbred Irish « setters. Gey er rds. ¢ . ayton and ee Eek pour. +58 Etze \. Cement, 1 lith et. 3 reoras dat t — rf. 21 ae § Les TE, Ste ; 7: 8 05: age —————_ — .ids— ale; | 2! | ; “leasons; doen Gate ‘Monday, KN ; in “Splendid condition. ~ Cost ; aet ] . a casc, posraph 9B Olive st. $05; take Liberty 624 Wachinaton.: bargain. Charlies Laws, Hol of i- IN HE To Ch R—For sale, at S76 66th Semple av. aying: : cheap. 2501 porting 1 N. ith st, . upw ard, shipped veh IF, —F or ante. white Spitz, blue eyes. ae SS ‘line CAPD. i 0 ins. Page CAN ARY BIRDS— For sale. have 3 left: wall | ROOMS—Furnished: a | write ‘music and yt ved Duniive- on *ree sueetee. Perfect playing condition. oe FOR RAN PP TA ANO “Oo 204 Ne _ eth anyw hers: ons ‘ pay me me - roe uae very smart and nice; $7 each. 2146 | pore — : = prea = Ba oe ? _$4 each, 2014 A Madison. . Garrison av. . Call ea “Xx. mle: © years o pacer, bmit poems on any subject Metro. oe eA Aeolian — _& o.. 1 4 Oi ? ' KANIC H & BAC iF nvahoranv case. slighr y ( a ae. ee ene) EN, AS oti 4 a or sale, we Ps ne s.; price $30 — “A NARIES_ "Ne F Weer - bugey and haecer: 38%, zat iitan Studios, Dept. 505, O14 *e Michigan, og OY peciant. plain case. “Tiie- res | used uj pect: $285; this plano is practical ia te any 4 Reliab! 1007 Olive st. | PUPPIES—For sale, Boston terrters. steal peel pm | Fastee. i | APKanSRD vor sale, singers, $4. $532 — Niecttcny Fr erntaned rooms, bath, 0. ee ood. lasting valve? ~e poner Ww . L.. € xcou ent aiue and a bar.ain or ears tne elanie : "2 on\ Rrindle Spider; cheap. 6 weeks old. 3502 | PIGS- -For sale, 2; cheap. Must sel] today. |G AN ARI te F ~—y ~eierers Pr ee | : iL) pate. one hay work hares alms TUNING AND REPAIRING THEE wasDWin "Fr PIANO _ CO. .. J1il Olive. y SOMmOTS Chen Been stale poe ee ee —— | Morman. (c) rie ERIE | reiting out: $15. 414) West Belle’ pike: be Zi19- -Three nice, large roots, a coa ruc BSS ew —— -- 7 te ~ > : TIPE ; oni or Fale: ood ocKk; nh. @ corner! o ; ; > a ——— t. (el ies x ON Tt aetna . free esnaitien. bo ie co a food antees All its Planos), cor. llth and ha” S| Ne ee . | PL Ae rope § hee, ga a 3 ey | Mancheste r and Woodlawn. Phone Kirk- | “ST chemeees ana 4 won 2 Nad females: Daly ‘TON, $424—Front par! ita ble wale; & years old; fat; harness, @ | Lo and refini After 6. S54 Nebraska UPRIGHT PIANOS. USED-—Lyon & Heal a stock of Edison records in the, Spider bitch: a beauty. 4611 Loughborough. wood soaW —--—=—-—> | CA NARIES—Sor sale: banutitc | ot a ican: PIGS—-For sale, vaccinated, weight 60 to 90 — sale; beautiful St, Andreas-| WASH. NGTON,, 2653-—Neatly f ywhere; no dealers, - or —_ ‘5 bury: mahogany: nents upr ight, $105; Sc hilling upright ma- CON ‘DRDIA MUSIC HOUS 912 Pine. (ca) PUPS—For sale, males and females: beau- lbs.; can be transported interstate: C | berger roller stock; ‘guaranteed singers and | sleeping. housek seatly Surn wall ; k G; Osage , st-clags pant: Hot Sunday and until ‘sola, | hogany og Starr piano, mahogany up- ———_--— tifully marked, thoroughbred toy Boston ae me : ; - [orn | feinales; very best. S827A Cote Brill] , Toon seeping; front. side eight larze h ' and . muerentced FP hm 421 4211 Cleveian right, $215; Ludwig wainut u right, $105; RECORDS—For sale; icubic Glee: late | bull terriers: priced reasonable. 3111 Olive. Belt Serum Co., Bast St, Louis, Il. Bast! CANARY BIRDS—For sale: y ale? younr ine | er eee . gi" - asq 08 vedio ~ 4 Music Re Ic’ ROT SF j ‘RR ———— | Bachman & Sons upright, mahogany case.| _s0ngs and dances, $85c each; 8 for $1; y= > S71. (cl) —For sale; young singing WASHINGTON. 2835—~ Furnished Pre yg re. 120: gd Ta «ee LP | 13S: Ernest Gabler upright, ebony case.| Sunday and evenings. 1414 Hranklin c3) | FUPS—For sale. lovely, aristocratic. Pekin- | pjqs—For sale: two boars and nine young St. Andraesburg birds; many to select | housekeeping or single: = reums: double harness. Hoftner. Kese spaniels; several different colors: cute. sows of the biz type Poland-China breed. from. 1643 California. chine eekeeping or Plano, sewing me~ andeventer, (e) uning: cnereln ing rea: . , | LLU > an vhonogr ’ » & phone Forest &87{ y_appointment only. (c) yr oO. 8 CANARIES—-For 4a} . mee ox tee Cash or monthly nts ‘or: ‘ 006 = all sows bred to : . Sampson, my bie r ¢ a _ eale, pair Vouns dapple tat ; : fap aes 9000, Viewer | canditian, Gite crete ue: ed fine y pegments, © © -costaiitbeces wete memes | Pu UPPIES—For sale; fine Airedale, 3'4 mos. | boar: pedigree uaranteed. Buschbaum, Aff- | _and female. 2019 § deh cers; mate Souscicganina’ s11S—Biegant ot sleeping “ant ) o new ; am y } M | as a; ‘ 0 oute | copven- 4 rm ee. oubie isle than half’ price. Cail Forest thnx ne -_ THE Hot SE iro erates ARANTEES ALL | RECORDS—For sale: Columbia: brand-new: mn. reasonable ver uefer yecguee. } ton fo. ro F CANARY BIRDS or Sale. and. sagen Hat eae: Hei fences: ra and $2.% up. hon . r SSROX. ( . c) rness; rzain. 13 — sie —j8 naw horesewoueg ' yn ree rin Systery see pen: ail BLOC TRIC PIANO —For et suitable Tor for Cor, llth and Olive ye sts, (96) sSetG Secentsen: at reduced prices. Call today. | PU UPPIES For . ale: giitterent lot every | | Pp UL RY BIRDS _ma — to ure show; will sacrifice. Box |“TRADEAN” PIAN ne | ee eg most a reeds; call or write. We | CANARI ES—For saie; singe ~ oO O8, 8100, $1 $125 up; | RECORDS Wtd.--Any amount. of disc ship pets, birds, etc., everywher } minK» re; male birds i» ye 10° cai 20. p is ywhere. Nationa ’ won't be fooled here; honest, ALASKA 4529—8 roome, bath, ' st buery. veal . -294, _Post-Diapatch. (c)| ff : actory rebuilt: guaranteed: well-known! records, any make: pay up to $2.50 each; single. double a } pias tuner re S =~ py 10 players PLAYER-PIANO—alimost new: beautiful | Makes, worth $250 to $700 new: mahogany, | or will trade; will call anywhere. Phone | ret eno. Jo to ee tow) fair r dealings. S132 Olive.” 99} | _nace: and furniture for sale. , furniture, fine phonograph; bargains. = »- | Walnut. oak; payments $5 monthly; ex-| Olive 124%. Miller's, 1822 Olive st. (o99) UEFIES— For sale: aa ea cole | Solid agate. 15c¢ line. minimum $0e. CANARIES—-For sale; beautiful s singérs; alao | ALBION PL.. 2227—Two anfaraiehea “eee (4 , + pal FF mos | Discount Ic per line on three or | pemales, parokeets’ call or write: healthy! floor front rooms: also two “roo an : nos EEE ' lor electric S544 | : male; A carloads of ran range ~ Compt Sidney “aid 2144. rit cx (ous) | 08127 banne | change privilege for new Mason & Harnlin, | | RECORD BUYERS, write for free cataloaue P . . an eee also four- : ———————— | PIANO—For anle: Fisher - | Vose & Scn, Apollo, Kimball, Kieselhorst, tf Vie a ni ee | or stock and watch dogs: prices reason- dg 4 ns New halt- kf ae Sees: Sie own price; oie Wheeler Wilson ~~ ine. | Guibransen piano or piayer-piano in one | “sealed” records are new "unused perfect able; food homes wante Call 7346 Mor- 4244 ’ FT ORS soripates, A Frank machine year at on Credit. shipments insured 1: safe arrival guaranteed: | zanford rd. * 21 eas Ale WANTED evenings. National Pet Shon. 811 _ Olin ve. (ce: eo 2306A—Furnished room: medabn | ° . : . . . oe S wok - ~ ’ * 9: > — | — Se -_ ~ : ° | MANGE AND ECZEMA CT RE—Send in | RA RAAAAH AAR AARNE OA AREA PARROTS. ~For @ale; bargain Prices. Cail Gail | reasonable. to Jefferson, Tow wer Grove | : We have a boudoir mahogan lentinteesae eee —— ce ont. (c) ——— ee eee ob seeds, remedies, etc.; we save men | kitchenette. more insertions. ee nes | Tnguey on biid cages; open every day anc ON OT exchange. Broadway. oe by widow, beautiful young 2m 007 Olive st. | STEINWAY y righ ao URORST Ss, | postage pald on orders of 84. ’ t. plain mahogany case. Fist ae 4 1870. > . Dost . + h be prig ¥y case. a e ‘ 1007 Olive at. | KIESBLHORS&ST S. your order todav: it ia no risk on vour ; seal a or write, Pet Shop. 31 ——— a ‘are tie Reliable "Muale Store. Beautiful instrument at a low price. Con- part: Rellable Mange and Eczema Cure | sy tie rer jead. "Kirkwend _ ee ‘Tek PARROTS- ~For ow rouhm nan eed. se 20194—N Nice. larme. fu rniah “4 Tew , ' A oh eiences. Rell phone. c ore. - &.. . upset rs. oT Frank- : ; For 40 Years the Reliable Music Store.” | Establis shed 1870 1007 Olive st. 7 al 13 __{c89) venient terms. Arolian Co.. 14 Olive, (ch) eels ‘For 40 ‘Ye Rig Reliable Music Stere.”? will talk for itself: all hair off, regrows —— —— ————— — | wine: the best kind red head Hy —-—— i t : ‘ eacda, P : ou- Se en —- hair and cures worst cases: S-oz. bott! CANARIES Wtd.-- “my amount: will pay fr a °. 3) good prices. Pox A-20 Post- Dispateh. | font tie yellow hea‘s, $8.95: guaranteed to learn ARSENAL. 4512—Nicely furnished ¢ : an Hs . liquid form; postage prepaid. 1318 Allen av. | i ' ona teal - tu talk: we. ship everyw here, Natgona! EXTRAORDINARY bargnins in us as | jeri , ised pianos 00) a es pre Food conv oandbnans private famil CANARIES. te ales, emale: Pet Shop, 3111 Otive cP) ne other roomers __Bidney ‘tawe = NOG PH RIEPAIRING done by ex-| PIANO—For ale: yorin ht; chea 7] he- 16 hands hi rvice; reasonable rates. tween 10 Oe ee Bie: years s 2M, pee er ne LHORS Ts ee i! TR and 2 D. m. 916A N. para ane Daves pianos: you are invited to. visit maid . , of new pianos and plaver-pianns. N I M l “es Ss > ' 2 , I i %, ae ° A A i} “stars, Seis eenian snd EA Beeton oe | Low a ek. ee eee PHE LASANT S—For sale. 2 pairs: cheap” 447° | a: adilinanea h ~~ o —_ ‘ et ~~ « Oe eee ee Oe ae fi - te any piano; in good condition: fh ; male. Rall bere -old mare: ru write for a song, we write the best rolls: very chean. Rox yon P SS. Woke Old Favorite Song Books free of charge. | Discount Ic per line on tAree ofr - pounds; producers of real ones. W ilson, rness. 4441 11 Norfo pubi and ORGAN—Fo een st: | Call for a complimentary copy before the more insertio:.s. ? eu | 4 Michigan. r aie, an Estey S-stop orgen: supply is exhausted. Concordia aes. ee eT at 2 ag taeiee Rates ain A tee ee HE NHOU 'SE Wid. —_Portable: good conditioa i PIG EONS— Fo . Q RABBITS _ 4 ; Sood « 100. | iEO ~For sale; swallows eon Ss fancy keeping. state nrice SR? Remnte | __Pimeons: reasonable. Corner 160 . . ; " k : repens ogen._ | COMPTON, 1680 S.—Two llebt hy cept ms: HEN PIGEON Wtd--White: male: quick. | PIGE ONS For sale: hom a S.—Two light ousekeeni Write Missouri _Sauab Co., St. Louts. fe) | alton “Atte and rabbits a | come aod . odie ones peusrenepemees a ’ a »r ’ 2 PIGEONS Wta. ~10 or 20 pairs, homers PIG EONS For ‘sale. fine white e kings; also wie yeouek wad. fees. balan south ékpetee, | sonlect. “whe btetes: » on subject. ¢ Metro- ‘ | Peale oof yenr-nld Pin and politan Btudios reasonable; excellent condition. Grand! House. Barthel & Deusenberg, 910-014 Pine, | WANTED rte 0 RE FS TP pe esl | Writ: rs ssourt Squab Co., City c)} bull. terrier, female. 1923 Newhouse, for gents or couple ee an ¥l4 3B. Mich av., room igan ic 4784M.- ‘ , { (e682 ' OBE BOOB LG CODD? — OR Oe LLL x¥8) BELGIAN ge nots A? sile; red- pedi- Chicago, Ii). cenuine 4 SMITH-RBIS PIANO CO., credit memoran- ae ~ | COW Wtd.—Good milk; call Monday. 308 ” California, ‘rear, WANTED dum; face value 848.44; make offer. Box PLAY ER- PIANO - — . For sale; N. ist. Olive 2268. MG PE TE ke A ennerly. ¥-188, pom - Diana teh. | $175 ity Ma Weta nite medium-sized watchdog. Call BELGIAN HARES ale, fine doe and | ‘ iv buck, &. 212 Maple > at Temaie. 1 Newhbou o.. 12 mares, ; pianos for sale, rom +O to $285. 1529 &. | sta wh 7 w» . : : % minnet: genuine | ShIGIAN Ji ARES kor sale: fir i and | PIGEON stl "ANCY. a) inds. Wr e | PIGEONS —For sale: red and yellow ir ; eee, | q ( rR comple te W if 1 ~ i I olls of music, | DOG |W Vea Ma le English wnippet: genuine ' huck ae em s212 "Maple 3 ay, . 7S Goce = _ Mis mart Sanah ( ‘Oo. . St. Louis. ee cf) ) | __ net fea TIN. __ 8128 §. California, = _ | K _ TTR eae A... ished yer PULLETS Wtd.—100 white leghorn A ild | PIGEONS—For sale, racing homers: cheap. | Tourth ond Grand care, - Tower ret 3 1, and VARINET Wea. Ana low- piteh “Bogum Broadway. aR) c ‘ , ‘aes clarinet. all or write an PLAYEI i a. = % - re “hia 3 | gemnale . > ) : wae, rion omay + » oma bargain. 4124 West Meier, 42 Beilma av., Webster Groves, can't tell it from new wae: +. a ave ac and x arf. 7 nis instrument contre ena d ms valle goat, Geer | ag eoee 0! at Maffitt ar | _Cherrv."" R_ 4. Webeter Groves. Mo. | _s4nn Minnesota nv, | DILLON, 1312B—3 ni gt od one Dorse Suruis route No 2 boxe 517, _| BELGIAN HARES—Por sale; rufus red: PULLETS Wtd.—White y ttm ago ie hens | PIG ;EONS—For sale; different kinda every | bath, newly decorated. ho. : é nd coal wa 4422 Kaston. = : A STERN & CO., 12tl Ohi . GUINEA PIGS Wrtd.—All kinds, sizes, spot | Pound; geod stock; tra de for jigcons” or} _ for harred rocks: March hatch. 36 conc: week. Call or write, Halfin, 3111 Olive. | DILLON. Joa : sale. tearm ante. "0 Mew tealand bud 7a Sot tes. barred rock, r. i. reds, v - = won wn n. a st | : , & ¥ cy Ee . SON - ‘ aes GUINEA PiGS—For sale all ‘kinds: also | does, young. steel Flemish buck, Angora | white leghorns: 3.0! n: | iG O ‘or sale: omers: or trade for _ founie emploved sale: two fine; 3 good b 19, _ full description. Box BEE erent Fiend, mission de- | 5. BEYER £ SON vith and Locust. | Rufus Red rabbits. 6221 Ella, Wellston. | bucks: also utility stock; 75c up. 2710 4. | otde ant ends. $12.50 | piovd | Pen kings or carneaux. 8507 Wis. | Foo RTEENTH, 1901 8-1 turnlabed woo - = : 4 L = \~ rr . ‘ re T38 : ante: ; Tavior sare . — or ight house and doubie aco, ire and coal - ost Dispatch. — cor oo ay egy v4 eesement. mpar $0 LO $100 SA\ ED | Gt ‘ 4! whan mA althy. oh si B! air av and brpken HaAmba—ror sale, Flemish, New Zealand and |; Sm ta. Martins| ure Me. , iP IGE (ONS-—For aap. carneaux, ' “ee and objection to Poy may ping; private family; no h *. an ©O., Ve St. cy) | My low expense enables me to save vou = a > mate: | we Belgians or trade for chickens pigeons, | CHICKS- —For sale, last hatch this year; | ittility: write Or = descriptive ciroular. | GEYER O27 Furnish ———— ae — e: rc > =. } ; a NSE > 4 . on i s ‘ . @ cH ana aa r saan GUINEA PLGS—For sai ma alse tw ' birds or guinea pigs. 2685 S. Broad-| white lehorns, $1.50 dozen. Thompson, | Saunders, 3018 State st., East St. Louis | or for Sone Medd. as pape I or" 2 nen, Ay cam arait pay up to $75 spot cash PiAE Oe TEAS. | late oe meNe. with music | that much on your piano: elegant new play- white Pertfvian boars. John Poni. 11056 S. | Canary 1 . : rolla, rary an nch. reat b i t c oe | ' 4944 Penrose - -. ; must eell: cheap. asst Del _ for an upright piano. Will pay price of $865. See immediately. Terms if | GEYER. 2047A-— Furnished room: one oF SER i | ane. $450, worth $550 at Jeasi: special 13th st Wav, rear oo BE HH - hed. f } cartag om ) | ; s Ke rac a | COCK LS~—F mile: early hatched; from : kork or deli 7 e myself, In replying, desired. Aeolian Co., 1 Olive at (eh) real Kufus Keds, racy and | COCKERE or wlahkt mete. petak DUCKS, _TURKEYS, ETC, gentlemen: $f ha wee te Yo larger pt e4 "btsel PLAYER-PIANO—For sale, beautiful 89800 , sacrifice: "has all modern improvement le, and voit; gray ee i d. Box O 0-56, Post-Dispatch. owner has no use for it. 4227 Olive, at. ta) ee fine ue Pe talking machines, ractive | raise: easy to raise: very profitable; big de- ucli _ 00? . haaae. E. Whitaker, 804-800. Tl lan 4 mand; pay better than poultry or squabs; | McRee Green, Lis Ht A vclid - — | ANCONA DUCKLIN sa : ngs oo ne 2d-f) h ) “th . mee "ta ) artis ular. contract. booklet how _to raleec. R ABBIT! For. gale. “ 2617 é Ss. 13th. Tala ™ j U & LI Gs- a F or le: and gosl! . o GE y E R. 2740~ Connect! 2 bd TS- . ~} North Market. Delmar B520X. _ keeping rooms, completely furnisa ; chu, NLP LL aa Oe ah , ree Cavies IMatributing Co.. 8151 Grand | N ) — rs +} 295 = , Kans: Cit My rena) | RABBITS —Kor_ ‘sale. 3506 i. Se , | PLA ( ma Fe sale; Hi ) used up = — . ~| RABBITS—For sale; and fine hutches; coc “KERELS—For sate; air nate " em | DUCKS—For sale, 19 full-grown Pekin — | oa electricity; all conveniences; $5.50 ner. right pianos in our exchange ‘DOGS _AND CATS | _ suitable for chickens, — 1253 Bayard av. | gold: one he ra strain; call after Pp $1 each: must sell today. 3125 Fair. a ek. , ~ a J ] af | RABBITS—For sale, angoras. 25 cents; = eee eo —____ ockerels, white | | DUCKS—Por sale; 3 muscovy and drake. | , LBSON, eit iSA—Nioely furnished Taek Tae ‘ cpar tment, some of the best AJREDALE-—For sale; one regiatere emaie, cian. $2. ri). Alsop. Siok C lifton pl. | POUL TRY—For sale. ancona coe erels. ° and |. 1408A__ East Prairie. ; ir two: electricity, het and cold water. Victor oo ye leghorn cockerels, r. 1. Tr. hens. pu a ~ Patching: | GRAND, 3543A 8.—Unfurnished front’ e this week of used uprights $5. aint We = ish the | HAKES—For sale ! « ( ; ‘ t¢ abel Py ‘ -} i n t “ * v oa 6 > tia | $135; Gabler, Lindeman, Webster and | R. AISE cuinea pige Tyg a, ail, the | robust, from registered and pe dig. od meek Fi — oe ee Mo. |\GE YER. D740 Laree ier laa make, wood and about how hogany; nearly new. for anale at a great | | er Green, 14 N. Buclid. gag : tat he sctaedibetebomtaal Bo ees Yh: a — oF nal ; nice. big co ‘ $00 UP—Very nice assortment of used up- ~ . MISCELLANEOUS right Pianos for vou to choore from. A other good makes: ail -in splendid rm ot aa all each, $110° Ellio t. | Yeference Gram 202 wm #-Nestinule rront; all tn oo u : _| are guaranteed, Very easy terms, See them. 319 8. 14th at iM FIUTE—For rok cheap second REVYER'S. 17th and Lacver. (en?) ; meee condition; instruc * very —y team renal a wang pe ” ine ome. AUTO Ag + ore nate. mahogany, 8275. in- . ~ ready to be hred. 8645 Rebecca. | | | RABB ITS- ‘For sale; rufus red; 24 YOUNE- | -oosters. ‘Cornish strain: pullets and hens. | DU CK EGGS—For eale: OF pete 10D bent and olestries call nished trent ir standard makes; prices start at | 29:78. . apes yee sters; 5 does 8441 Arlington ay. , Al (ce) thoroughbred Indian runner: ~ ma JiR) sale. t mu buesie: ‘ fine Push lined case: extra S TD »... Host te { r. r, Brennan- s iders. Ue —— — —---- ae 43w _Laba ae ‘ : iy ee Apply ¥. c. Beker & “c i me Be i pecrificn %, tone banjo and | SLAYER. a NOK Og ee Talawie $45 : reasonable ter ms: no inter- | At net oye $72 Pope. 2 - RABBI T3—For nal Mia ? red bucks and | pi]. nTS—For sale. ancona. 9040 > North Setting; exes guaranteed, 1643 Semple. _ | ‘k Rehon te ae bath and —s x 7 200 al ~~ — wegen ao __dee Bi. 10 ‘ ( e. e e ar." = XOPHONE_ + bd a 5 Ps LO, player. 3 months old. Call Cabany est. MAY-STERN & C QO.. 12th | Al STUD—Beau Toss, weight 12 pounds; | -- $a SOOO —f Market. Delmar S!0%. ___ i. POULTRY SUPPLIES KENNET? PL., 15u0—Room for light — OC ' e two; sg Tt , For sale; C-melody ; cheap. for au ick sale; big bargain: party RABBI Ts—-For sale; New Zealand. rutus RO STER—For eale; anc ona: call | before 12} ~~~~~— Orr e fa keening se- fe ot ee Y ISITA N. Grand, _leaving town. * _{e) and Olive st. | Dies for eal : na check pea ens . “ » ‘ a e T e o | : e , "¢ OTe RALDITS—For sale, Belgian and New Zea- | BANTAM — ens call Cabany G050\ _nished rooms, ame rh tare earns 20 roliz music, carefully Fre INETS—For sale; a and b verh . THE Rn ALDWIN PIANO CX Hal, cos asthe Bilt Blive xt . - _— ee 4750 Northland: also two fine Boston pup- * red_and checkered giants. 5659 _Kennerly. | M. Sunday. 11194’ Hickory. _ _|CHICKEN HOUSE Wed Portable for 30) Tec ey m TTA, ry } le; a dand , ie ine a y tone; real bar- RISTIE UPRIGHT, 8125; ebony case; —|AT BTUD—Registered New Zealand red | ~ a "Jefferson ured jano; nice tone: mn barga!n. Con. > a TALKING _MACHINES bucks: now ie the time to breed: etock for ! land rabbits and pigeons. “410 Gano. Py mn ihe ee —. At *|CHICKEN HOUSE wea. San TST to ac- — oe sale. Pleggee Rabbitry, 4404 Natural l Bridge. R.z A BBITS- lor r sale, Rufus red; cheap, 6441 | paNTAMS +For sale at a bar«ain. 1874 Fore: 1 anos, 35 hens; must be reasonable. | HENRIETTA. 2841—Neatly furntahed bees. ) NTAM: ale, ores ) keeping rooms, electric: all con vemenees; ‘* Wy. ) ar: ror my —— . h i Th ; e ouse a - ee 4u Its - — ‘a - oo eTR) | ASAP HONE or sale; talking machine; RAimil HOUNDS—For sale: foxhounas, _ Bartmer. _ | Irving. Wellston, SF ee eee Ren INCUBA TOR—For | pale: ~ 180- exe ~ Capacity. | nice location, . Pianos), cor. lith and Oli - i | en cs » , yh sale; one —— ' Aine and Y ou: $150 TO 8000 Rives vou ar assortment of RO 8 | aR esa coon, opossom, skunk, squirrel dogs, set- | KaAHKBITS—For sale or exchange, bicycle, ri- | BS worth the leo ters, bear, deer, wolf hounde. __ fie or_anything useful, 8002 Gravois. HAMBURG 14% Maffitt. Lindell S742W. | - ee we : - , | : > See — HENRIET TA 5 "- Two furnished s. rae Ibe some fine veed upright pianos. We mi ht ARTOP HONE—for saie; practically new: ters, pointers . 1 Connorized word, 88-note | have just the nn@ to auit vou. Term 4 _chean for c ash. 4.00 By right ¢ Pet farm dogs. Brown's Kennels, York, | —> > LP LLL LLL LALLA AL ALA AA BUY HEN SEED REYER’'S. 17th aT iat? oe (99) RABMITS- For sale, rg Giants; fne | 2 : . burs | SEEL—100 pounds. $3.7): makes | light housekeeping; gas range. el tetty; . thane Locust. tent) BARGAINS. in taiking machines and sligatiy ee selection: very reasonable. 3219 Sullivan.(c) | HENS—For sale. 2 silver spangled ham hens lay. It puts the hens in a_ perfectly ‘Bell phone; 2d floor oF ~ white, English; ; cheap. a sone Sane” & hens and cockerel. 408A FE Prairie. heafthy condition, Southern Hay BRenanee. | Je PE ON i715 2 — =e Fre F RS 75 = ‘Two lari larae. conneeting wie f s roll, 90c; sheet ram ee music, dandy ®&-note plavers for — : . : - s for you to used records, 1906 Pine st BULLDOG—For sale; iy ; i ma alae - =m ey Mg ng BR. ‘new sof nd-| Ss ene ee 2 yt kA N. Broadway, TS ae eR! SO RABBITS- “For Uy PPS aren — a _ ish giants. «©!* C *K ENS— sale; oucan;: me | or 25 pulleta, from origina scale plane; | = FB EN Saga - i EYER's, 7th and Locust. ee CASH paid Victroias and Wdivon machines, DOG—Fof sale; black and tan. 1926 Lami. RABBITS—For sale, 12 Belgian and mixed.( ~ silver spangled hamburg roosters. 4006 St./ electric trapnests and outboxes: all working | JEFFERSON, 1908 &.--Gentl n; turpished - Por sale. a NEW se-uete plaver-piano, $495; payme or will trade; will c ali @ } ; : a tnt} —-¢ ; > omen; fury od te. 4 A EXTRA SPECIAI nO 4 waite i0 sf 4 i é nywhere. Phone DOoOGS—ror sale; French toy poodles, ae all for $8. "Ol Grace. Ferdinand. pa details shown: nothing like them on the reoms, 1 _ week $3. weeny SRW N lls! 10-vear Clive 1243. _M Uinter's, 1922 Vlive st. ic09) | months oid. 3841 Mafftt. . Sabet ‘D | RARBITS— — aie? Vian fe ae tel’ eee eee market; $1 per set: 2 sheets lixl4. Exe me | Ter FERSON. B42NA 8 FP . — FF weet ton, shetland snies: all ‘Alot of demonstrating 88-note 111 O . ‘COLU MBIA GRAFONOLA— -For | bow S-—"or ont: che west of a catee ae | 14 pounds; pedigreed. S230 Water st. ‘c) Ba BR ga Sees... SR | owen ia 10 Lac eae a a aie aie re | gentleman in AE yw a other on, Ls ¥ Polls, 5e each HUNTING » J ae ° Gace. mt this | sale: used: wit} 12 1 AA -— WS. R_2'.. RABBITS—For sale: young steel gray Flem- | 1ICKENS—For sale: white leghorns and] gx10: — Wu: agp ome ini a _roomers. Veish st 2 . is a well- epown “i rope m ’ sea; With selections: 1x 1G JW td. Y oung, ya 4. » oa epaniel. | ish giants. _ 4045 v i RE ETO ' yo ring all laying henge; must sell. 4931 Bowe “+ 211% Oregon - so TLAPFA YETTYE. 15102 unfurnished rooms, ines. rot: | R STORE CO pigs fone:, 130. weekly payments SHE | will sell for $25. M AY-STERN | oO SE ~O:+_ Set: S12. | RARBITS—Going dirt cheap: muat sell out:| peacon' av. Rte Lo eI — : LAFAYETTE, 2617—Two connecting henses . ” . > ; ~ 4 vs DOG — For sale, ~ female white poodle. 912 few more rabbits left. 11 Carson rd., Fer-/| -— ENS. for sale: 6 white leghorns and | AQUARIUMS, FISH. ETC. keeping rooms: gas range Grand 42aR and Washington. wi B ruppl> therug a. eee Se eniahomes & CO.. 12th and Olive st. (c62) 5 Wi te on eo = 7z gu son. = — ee ° : eerts 2122 Morganford | Bt SOG f. APAY BETTE. 1812-—-One larae room, Same — . ' — ; “ee EE OG or sale, Airedale, 5 mont s 0 ma e, RABBITS “Wtd.—300 common; ; must we | nat ‘tetor S. 2738R. et . Nieshed: Nene housekeepl n a4 f nd barmain. PLACHT & BRO... #131 ’ ; ; : : -s > bs | road. ict -_—_——_---—-—_—— | AQUARIUMS— MS—-For esaie: goldfish, fish moes aU oping; a NOS AND ORGANS ail ND cts at. (ofp COLUM BIA GRAF ON OLA } or —“ ligreed: & sme thine fine. 4420 Louisiana, | Ri to 4 pounds each. V ictor 3014R, 1731 CHICKENS For sale white leghorn —_— | fish food. etc. 3111 Olive. _ mA | LAF AYETTE 2484 decond fioor front furs’ mg DOG—For eal white Spitz; cChvap. 4520 owa. a hs erels: full of pep: also iaving ang ry AQUARIUM For sale: 12x): ox24: a Pe tand lences; 8° on. private family; all conven- ‘ + ———————— §8-note, Pra AY ER- Wace oon Fy mahogany case, ony sale. $100 model, with o4 se- SS r RABBITS Wrtd.—Will trade white king pie- | esonabie Call Sunday morning , tle: $4. 2806 St. I 7; = ffemish giants or rufus reds. {| {ouic at = | —#BS_ CASIO; _! t._Louls, _ , APs te : (ch) marble bot-| LAFAYETTE, 2832—Two er a = “5 Webster upright, almost 4124 Ww est Natural | | RABBITS ~For sale; New Zealand; $1 to | white leshorn: April chickens; will Ge; snails. STOBA_ Me! Donald ert adultes te of bd | new ; bi - | 272 le; Washburn; bargais lent ve (The ss at or monthly payments. = Cun- raph Purchasers’ W holesale Uni 70 "4 an ontow ° j ~ 7 i lta &* nion, 7UC Sc... Well bred dogs and puppies for sale. i 5 RABR IIT S—For sale, Fiemish Giants, ~ Rufus. ! a “KE RELS-—For esale. single-comh white f yy i140 Virginia ination bench and »p for cas it rginja. nation neh and music ————- = : ¢ -_— or oS, ti f l - or ert | boG—For sale; beautiful marked fox ter ; Ee RRP ee 2 ~ | KQUARIUM car eale” 1sxi8x42 8.5 ilece. 7429 Elm av., Maplewood, ~~ ¥ . 5 I nd | - - - =) a eee i ig ane aps; $3 wee | $3.50 a plece i pi (e) | ' in fall: aleo about 50 rhode isla Fisii. For sale telescope and fantail fish, v, FAYETTE, 208-2 completely furnishet THE PIANO AND ING MACIIING ; | on e: 8 months past. 4548 Kennerly. | R. S— h .e and tal] fine. Olive. (c62) | 7 an | few Zealands, also hutches; selling out. --- : ee canal white leg- | WATER HYA@ Le ass ‘excellant | LYNG if, ee with beard: — A Wa tinet eam. ” as case; @ very well known make of instru- phonographa. and find Fo : it BOS | ae St bow you cae | DOG—Fer aale. black and tan. female. 6 | trated book tells how to raise them; sent | CO¢ ‘KE Re [S—for sale, s. c. leghorns O54 A | ALD IS oY: — ; | . | ern exposure: opposite Tower Grove : | Dogs } . . a | te horn cockerels, good stock. 3% months aa nCnee F. R412 iA— Furnished hte | old. 4241 Meramec. - : ROOMS and ROARD |} McDONALD, 36114 —Neatly Tarnished FOaae ——s Sa a ER-PiAD | rolls, Kasy terns, Asolian Co, 1008 Olive. lections; used but a short time: | : 4 2 food new 1¢e “ie $ Natura! Brid e rd. ; yi fie nN" { .. te det ner iene am oS ee will Ss 1] at bj 12 mat es. 5 $451 8. Grand. 2-2) MRA ES ChHIC KE NS.-For sale: about 60 high | na tom, with stand; cheap: Valiisneria plant. | housekeeping rooms: reasonable : q PLAYERS—Two slightly used SE-note seats se & big reduction. | fe A sale, collie, $5. M " hie ( ; — fo. Cajl at OW ee, ae a also few shubussins, red sanils, 1 pair ight Acusekeeping rooms; every. esenvenk ‘oy t#: Will sacrifice, 8540 Indi-| mXCHANGE, 1007-1000 MARKET 8ST, (c2) arene be = . — ; —For na le, Al r dale watch dog, female, =.- or sal : wn ¥ : mt nMOIw Vire | a: tis all conveniences, _ | GY — For enle_ #1 H. in en. ™ = Ms LL reapt. _(©)) sont: plain case; nice tone and an excel- get one at ‘hai , . olesale. Piano and Phono-| months old: very small, 4269 Lee av. | for ine, postpaid. 2710 N. Taylor Pennevirania, at or i Rs HD Pianos), cor, Meith wae AM diy | Ouve st. | | eS np ON oe ESOP TS : . 243 Ollve_ st. New Zealand. pedigreed stock of quality: with private ‘family. } Cheap; or will trade fer Ww EDISON Diamond Dise . Pi h. sale, uriitger or- jONHORTS DP like | “rh PS—For sale, Airedale, pedigreed; fine right prices. Progressive Rabbitry, Sap- Garrison, AYER-PIANO—For ate with welt new Save the differen Terms if a 148 rnisaed room . . . * { e ce = “ . ; , : hor ; tiret-c condition, , aaa _cheatra , Vane tor ont pant 4 Hon nnd sired Acolian Co, 1004 Olive at. 4 (ey _mtock, a 2716 Glasgow. ee pington. Mo. . | COCKERELS- or sak singte-com™ ae at *. we ; D - ra — sale. thoroughbred poodles, fe- RA BBIT2- -For sale. ¥ Be icium res; New legwhorn cockKere . and laving ns. ‘ 4 e NM KE iN 7A Ku hal} ‘tale; irst-class , ghaso ha 1 1503 Wellsion pl. nate For rent ew vid agate. J0c pe routhert® exposure; all conveniences, Vie- otele. mat ? t; sell -_ less than half, Schuler, 2700) KUIsON i tet DISC—Beautiful; goo ay “te war iting gepalitons men rode (ef a... . wood | male and male 2213 Benton st. Zealand. Flemish Giants; old and young: | tock; registered: cheap. 4612 ‘ Ter ERELS—TFor sale: Baron f ebony case: keys _ARTOP HONE vo 1113 Olive. (cto) | DOG—For Sale; tinv. beautiful female fox ood — ' " ay ner ris ; RD ‘oa ood t ne aan PATHEPHONE_ 1 —_———_—— ~~ | terrjer; $8 months old Mire. C. Hork, St. | lorissant. horns from first prize winners in laying | line. Room Acencies, # MISSISSIPPI. 1788A—Two neatly we. one; ONE—For sale; with 26 records. , rv cheap. 2054 Lafayette | oF Oe payments. NROY's (The ° Arlington. le | Clair, Mo, wee Pe or eat reres reds — jew reny contest: very ¢cnead. } . ‘ , oe mahogany, | STANO—For sale; Dehning ry $175; | PHONOGRAPH Pur ale al ——eo | —For sal Sc) | = Zeven are ware we ence. strain; 3 monthe to 1 year old: $5. 845) front; ali conveniences. Forest 12277, NICHOLSON PL. 1734- Vurelel-od so 2 S*: like new; exceptional A almost =new; | DOGS—-For sale. one - collie, one Aireéaie,| Five are worms Zi each. | ROOMS--Nicely furnished foome, private| light housekeeping, nice for Veait Sunday. | arwaine corms: $1.00 Seenkiy. 0°" og | baramina. Owner Sigh Cabanas; | Re NAL wig pls, colle. fomate, pets wood | SUES nora ta ice them tor ssn. | Gomer EnS=For sale 8 palit” rooeiete | _far'liyy po other roomers: gentlemen, For- | orks / wher “abann 4) | watch dog. 2012 Walt otal worth, 50. ake em for 85.) ROOsTERS—For male. ! ~ | at “_ hs ad TH ye itd Seance AE PHONOGRAPH——For sale abemtotts new | I — o> ale. positon pl___ female q| With hutches. Must sell Sunday. 4257 8 2 hite leehorn, full bred. Delmar 8127X Ssove eo a ~ Bas. 1711- viviler furnlahed : i—— Fe . ‘ } or empDivy nm ap , ret “an riviieges” near teluway i a EXCHA cabinet phonograph: half price. BROG m ~~ i old; leaving city. 1901 A McCaus- Compson - Bir Maftitt pT ee private family: Hodiamont car. r ‘ —— ajo ~ h —— wed Tr c ; | OB AGE, S42 teely urnished J A A | — | 4540. RAL I erivete famitw: clean heme fition, AXA U GAPLER. larse etme. - | Fartfor small monthly PLIONOGRATH—For sale: Victrola sty! yje: | DOG “For aale, thoroughbred collie, .15| BUT BE SURI OF A STEADY MARKET PLOT Soa | ROOM--24-story front southern room ; ’ | PARK, 2593 -—Nice. large room, # ; good condition, -_ co. e; like new; 20 pleces new records months old: must sell: leavy 820 ence Clive ‘ . hie, mahogany case; Leland vm nite, Seagr Wes Fes teilhe PIANO take 478 Runday. 3893 Was hine ton. Haven, _ Cali _ Sunday ; and svenion I bave the only rabbitry in St. Louis con- CHIC KE} Wer sate: barred anil 2 CO. 810% | conveniences; turnished complete y “ ‘is ; ICTROLA-—For eale: Uke new, $75. De! sweet ra ' KITT ENS—For sale. Persian A te. : * va terme iy AL TCING ACHINE von vk — a a bh = | curly: Seauties. uriced reasonable. Stit Send for our easy credit terms on reets- | PULL ETS. “Deh ar ASX eck, Oe tn Cheetnut at. boueck con! ng : — Pe) : ae ee ee ae” ae ogany live st. (c®8) tered and commercial ratbite hook'e® and Market peimar : | PRrovibencs - cn <a, ad 10n0. MARK er) Acatte = Mine ONer / +. See at once. | POODLES—For sale. extra a fine. —. white price jis hue Dept. M.. OVERLAND RAR- | pi LLeTs—F- ale urred rock. 3040 Nort’ 1] CENTRAL | room all conveniences, on ou - ; oe . eotian Cn. ve Ff eilky hair. 1128 Hickory, ist floo Rae | ree ee | other ee: I k south Merame.. A A -_ © . Z 7 : . a. : - - lutely perf ; aon hout ; oe RII ee om Re - ne ' VICTROLA— For sale: Victor: wae et and | KITTEN—Por sale. qynite blue-eyed Persian. | av.. St. Louis, Mo. 18) | LAYING — j / incorpo-ated, "Sveriana. Mo. __Market Dei er. oat : +e) (cm) | BEL! 5219—Two furnished front roan, | Victor we : core ene ayer-piaros, oF ras: new O—~ VICTROLA and $00 worth records, new: sac. Pi b —Wor aale. collie. 732 3 oS Sm | se | Pct! KTS —For aie lymouth . ae Bo. nee tue rifice; exchange for furniture. 3844 Del- iat 'PS- -For eale e. fox _ terriers. , | MISCELLAN£O0US ce kerel®: tho PPE | fenton oaaw _house oon Se aa aa lauodce: reas ROOMN—J Ff rooms, near roadway 5 by tuetory ea mar. Me a rerr verre Pre. _fox te riers 2514 8. 24 st. | GOAT. For anle; 1 year old, $5. ry O®TeR— For sale: partridge rock. Apply | eo star housekeping: range, electric fan. | ice ‘box. py one, we, fo | TALKING Fag pg Nal ep sale; cabinat mk. 392) Olive, ce nize. 614 . Newstead. rU PUPPIES. For sale; spitz: and homer pig- S74 St. Edwards av S15 Emerson, yy ae Pivmouth rock fine rooster, $3.) BELL. 3513-—-Purnished or unfurnished eo *) ? 5: OE Ens gy ¥ 7 @P este ovina wart, =o G t; ook case: in oC LKING. MAC HINE— For | sale: | horn eons. Victor 2759 BU leas. ctor 2% L. 35:30 Tennessee. . : heautiful mehowanr. 8150; er 558 Etzel. | PUP—For gale; 3 ‘jonths’ old collie pup: Disnde thats kaa Sotecy tows” Conreys Wat 25m 310 cnerneee for light housekeeping: range, electric °| TALKING MACHINE. For horniess: $5. S418 St. Vinepnt av, ural Bridge rd., 1% miles west of Carson rd. 7YER Por sale. barred rock, thorough-| '°*?ex sn4@ phone 1) ROOMS. Te or ho. 8) style: ‘Ss: leaving | UPPI Por sale, spaniel: wrtect: none COW—For sale, good Jersey cow: cash or : old, $3.50; go $10. S710 Theo- CARS, 28 13-— Large » furnished room for sleep- beard with 6 fur a sold to occupants of flats, ebster 305.(c) time payments; One milker. 4119 Cook. ing; all conveniences; §1.75. Post-Dispatch.

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1919. ee 700-ROOMS FOR RENT With and Without Board—Is the place you have been _ seeking advertised here today? —== ROOMS WITH BOARD—SOUTH | ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH | ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST | _ ROOMS FOR | ee eee Ce | 1 FIRLS CHAMPIONS " : ——— ee nee PPRPP PAP PPE PPP Pt ee CLEVELAND. 8863—Board and room our + taeda Ae ENRIGHT. 4173 AND 42262 8 house- WASHINGTON BL., 3893—Coolest, cleanest | “ion een: references exchanged. re o share beautifully or MINERVA. 6213—Furnished 24-0 ory front } e rooms, |; _*"*" (ij | A Ch C ent; all modern conven-|_ keeping rooms.” Delmar 2307L. and other rooms. furnished or unfurnished, one ne front apartment; two patter: doc- | GOETHE, 4855—A noleely furnished room in e Ir S re ampion anners urnis FOt-Crass private family. with coffee. if desired. ety fences: mipohen and and laundry, ogi epes: near yao none SS a ae coutecting tro ee ais only or couple employed. Forest nn geen AR wa * | rooms for mekeeping: Vv ery desirable. 1) ————- ool front HICKORY. 1828A—Furnished room, southern | furnished t | WASHINGTON BL., 4623—Laree. ¢ . Se | t + t. : tn ERMGNE, aah clak? ka ‘wate [MEE Taal Meare Ome | ARNT ar erie Sok | neepit® feo wks al convents erected From ouis Clubs | LL, 2682—Two connecting housekeep- **Posure. (7) | NEWBERRY TER., 4575—Southern front) WASHINGTON BL., 4201 ee roomictly |JUNIATA. | running water. ENRIGHT, 6643A—Two neatly furnished 2d- | _%¢-floor room: modern: Page. Taylor cars | a. 2M Mactentists | referred or people em tlemen or couple employed: private family. me | Joining rooms, two beds; all conv neces; | NEW , TER x rnish¢ e ; (7) YE ‘ : ; as erivete antr destsle hast bate bath; private family : ee | "room: vali conveniences; Nprivate: family GincauaN. bal So acutk room, with | 7 gt dit "tenvenkented. ee ere es peice Sees ae a E ee 43 tee , TRIG SES & se | ee w ENRIGHT, 461 —Lar 24-fioor housekee 4 ores’ 34; board for man: small family; University | NEwRASKA, 1912—Room and board; one.or; [fF 3 iniiations & ne ee Bi ~— Pe . ae * oa Three Girls Chosen From ity 3453A—Room and goard for 5 gen- SPE roan rie par ae . - 4 Fae oes es Rte - ex al ~ ~~ ee te . State Fair nx rooms: «as range. Kitch ns lights, two closets; rivate; near Market| WreSTMINSTER PL.. 8727—Larxe | : 2iA—Nicely furnished front! jietrric. « nge e sink, ear line > room: southern exposure: gentlemen only. | Grand 2479J. oanw. | _ ENRIGHT, 5208— Furnished unfurnished | | OLIVE. is Large, ~ neatly furnished room | WESTMINSTER PL., 4154—One room, would | ® or 3 first-class: board nabl Vie SIMPHON P 7 1718 connecting front | mm for housekeeping: adulte: private; _With #1] conveniences.” (1); like several ladies. $$ —__—_—_—— tor 23927. ~ 2 | Bee = Canning Clubs of St. Louis ie 24 floor, light housekeeping. _fimily. _ OLIVE 4398— Apt Cc; nicely ~ furnished Ww WESTMINSTER, 8744—-Two desirable un- | ——_—— pay" . % Sete Res Waa Ss Bee. Se SOS ae Se : : , | RUSSEL ae 226A—-Desirable room nd See ; : — fo SS eee See F rn ; ;_reasonable.— = ca tieet | fn eeentt private family: eee Re Bice a : * BN een. wasp SRA Eee | chosen yesterday in competition ¢ ce eilanec nme eimanted Stiinta aamidiiceaaeceatilinaaadd bade t gyre ia Fa | ied ee oa oe ee Pre Fee | | 10 finalists in the Laclede Gas BEE | neat and clean rs. A. Babcoc second floor front single room. a4 | Sees. aaa te ee et a Se | i : 4 : ST. VINCENT. $420A—Nice furnisned room we ¢in>— shereernly clean. well fur-| OLIVE, 8693—Nicely furnished rooms for | WESTMINSTER, 4253—Choice double room; KUSSEL i een me oR 7 ean Gan. Sapa | ee “3 + te ct. See Gee Ke 5 ES “Ln GE as me Co. building. The winners, who | 2 gentlemen; reasonable. GQussekeeping rooms: every mod- rent. | south front; Olive car; gentlemen only. _§| Russell. Be ae : az . Pear SS . _ - 9c » ily BARR See rae lrepresent the city In State com } ST. VINCENT A-—Smati back room; ; oe . > TRS i tte ie Sees F thern exposire: private f fly. _ ENRIGHT. 4343——-Southern exposed front | electric, bath: by day or week: reas. ' rooms: | first; 1 second: phone. _ - two gentlemen: separate beds: board op- Seas aes a ok ae ; RE. CSE See me id. 85 Pi ST. VINCENT, 3420—Connecting rooms for! or ladies employed 4137B— Large room; sleeping OF | w ESTMINST ER PL.. Te SE 2 Se ee, “Re SS ON at yee Re 2> dith Burr, 16 years ok 5564 ENRIGHT. | housekeeping: bath. gas. elec.: $1.50. | room; two gentlemen or couple employed. | SiimNANDOAH. 8024A—Front room, excel- | | “| ‘non avenue, Soldan High Ca light; other. rooms if desire; all conven-| _ tinuous hot water, electric fan. | WESTMINSTER, 4112—Two very desirable te i & r ish conveniences; awnings. | SIDNEY, 1001A—Room, with or without ‘enue, McKinley Canning Club, 4 v—. OF urnis |ENRIGHT, 4175—Light housekeeping. bed-| _all modern conveniences: hot water.(2) | 1 gs ae rooms for couple employed or ta: sated room and kitchen, beautifully furnished : OLIVE, 433%A—-Single front room; Mo A04.| WESTMINSTER, 3854—Second floor room : + WHITTEMORE PL.. 2822—Nice rooms, with ee a a ” i aces Po 2S RF. , Peet) | ‘boulevard, Central High SHENANDOAH, &619— oLarae f furnished room;| “ren: every convenience: references ex- A418 . | . | ; Bees eee. Rs resi changed. ‘ | OLIVE, 4250A-——-Nice, light, airy furnished | - = WILL board little giri. For ovarticulars eee Be Secs ERAS og RS bate atte ho aS Ketor's ppeenes: cat duicwumelt > — ee |} room: modern; ail conveniences: reas. WESTMINSTER PL.. 3065—2d-floor south; o¢aj} 5446 Dresden. (7) [| Bs er Sh ' pee ee iS eee ae Me Io , hors reached the finals, —_--—" oe eT ae Pe an TENNESSEE, 2701A—Niceiy furnished front | oft lish housekeeping; all conveniences; | OLIV ¥. poet ‘Ary FF. 3d floor cast) |_cooking: twin beds. WEST oe ees a 7 ia : | room ; strictly pr private family: for 1 or y furnish@d front room. suitable for : MINSTER Pl... 3825—Two young men | ~~ we Se ee SS Sees eo ee ea) | which were held Friday. Alt tes WeLFTH, 2200 ee ore or unfur-; iences. OLIVE. 3026A—Neatly furnished room: pri-; yeniences; fine location. free phone; close Forest 1737W Cees : SS ge Segue | } nished conecting, gas, running water, th > 20— : F a is ice 9 . eae oe (2) | | pinileehan prote — : yr em only, WESTMINSTER, 4012—Two or three conect- tween ages of.five and ten or eleven years; Fs: es se Ses tee is SE ‘i et: £. eg Ses, +¢ ‘an Hh Bo, ea conte VICTOR, 1834—Furnished single room, FINNEY ee St oe room: prefer men. ; Sa 3 . suvise oe . De, OS ee Se oes d 20 ~ ype for sleeping or light ———— | lovely front rooms; electricity, steam heat, nished rooms: also nicely furnishred cool | =>} ra s pnts share ah e 2 . i nauer, eeping: private i “pe Y. 8667—Housekeeping or sleeving. conveniences: phone; for gentleman | gleeping room; quiet neighborhood; price CABANNE, 6200—Beautifs! room: private | . Bog Betgan ese tees SORE a ces ae PRS : VIRGINIA, 2711A—Nicely tarnished slectric._nhone;_one person. $2.50. ___ | OLIVE, 4216A—-One nicely furnished front | reasonable. WA: SE re gee ed; excellent” meals . -— ae bi SO a Se SO | | MeKinley Canning Club, and Bile R ome ' Meee ines: nigh nhoy FINNEY. 88Z1—-Rooms for housekeeping.’ room, sleeping: gentlemen only; phone and’ Wrest PINE BL... 4218—Room and ei SOT TST me up: ome i ing room, first floor: gentleman only. southern SSeaeere spare: reasonable rent. | > |competition in 1918. witk “ — Phone Lindell 6499M adults; call Monday. Forest 4149M. __ | = rooms; single and connecting; reasonable; | Div aran RI. 4010—Furnished ——- and | - oe Se | ue wer — gn, Sivete home: a” ot | | FOUNTAIN, 4822-1 Lovely furnished front . PAGE BL., 4112—Nice, clean rooms; private | _nhove board, $% weet: all conveniences. Bee. aaa ee i ee Lwuis team began immediately after — tare _® pmone (4) |“ soom: kitchen. gas _ and electric; phone. home: housekeeping privileges; cheap. | WEST PINE BL., 4341—Extra large Wty DELMAR BL., 4300—Private family; excei- | ROOMS WITH BOARD—NORTH IRISH RESOL ION T0 SPENCER ; T WEST ' FOUNTAIN, 4852—Room; nicely furnished; PAGE BL., 40385—Large, single south front, second floor: garage; conveniences; private | “125+ board: pleasant surroundings: ‘modern | - ta: hy UT ‘its selection. Decision in contests bs ON eae | Fora phone Forest 2228R. : 24 floor; Bell phone: all! conveniences. __ family. = y a) ; conveniences; very reasonable. | MADISON. 2937—Room and board for gentle- Oe on V EST PINE BL., — Sleeping room for | 7. TL Tp FR NT says 5 a , : uitable | two or three gentlemen | OLIVE. 4245—First-floor front, tional. holisekeeping and also sieeping; steam Ny See a oe S el = . = she I? aah eee eat ~~ B- electric. ENRIGHT, 4427—-Latee room for 1 or 2 oo — —-— - | Ste. Se tS , Se 6 : RSet PTS cg Se em , OLIVE, 4217—Well-f i ns; con- | Lindell 3173W ' lent board: home cooking: two people em- RRR Sa aa RR : Se" : ee . eek eee tS eet na} . y , 8 ty Fp | i mes well fur- meryed ladies or young couple; heat. gas. coe ee | plaved preferred. . Se oe eR Ege : ae Cn. Gee? Oe F SERA Club; Ruth Cain, 14, 3500A Vitam lenee: near car line. OLIVE, 4219A (Haywood Apts.)——Rooms; south rooms; all SIDNEY, — [> & Ree: a. Peas SS) ini 1. sm Pt ry Lindell @872R. heard: bath: private fami ily. = Bf. , ..* 2 Se > % - * re : | Mary K. Tlernan, 14, 4242 Weat ern exposure; front. V ctor 362. a) private family: free Bell service: no chil- | ern conventefices: reas: Linde!! 2309W. southern exposure; free phone or without board: people emplove a . — : ‘: = ; % . pe e) See. Victor 1600 | ETZEL. 5800—2 rooms heat and furnished | front room, suitable for sleeping or light | ot Se a a ‘ 7 SES EE SWE Fea Baas PRN , pate ce Rca eee ae BS Pago aE Be ES eS | eer nee competed in the semi-fi * ~~ pe ' 2: kiteche ivil Lind 4001W. | EUCLID, i1386— h m; all con-; —~ m_privilexes; Linmdiell , ) “"also one man; all con Y «Sl % : : Bk ees ks | ae eee 16, 2013 South Bre rhood. Call or pho Co ar) unfurnished; gas, electricity; all convent tes ad 4 See Sees = 3 SR tin 2 % po Saget nis ’ sacee —— | _enette. © all_Delmar 2) 60T. furnished rooms, with board; reference re- RTE Se : Sa Spa i as Shee cel ee ee Brilliante Canning Club. room: large enough for two: mo -~ ton and 4th st. cars. gentieman:; private family; reasonable, neekeenine ele C yh -— RICAN; _Htivate family; reasonable. |__housekeenine room: electric Mahts: phone. | Fer ian BL.. 5049—Room and board for 3 in The St. Louis team won the . ifTe " Fae mes | par every room an outside room; all ston we | va EMORE PL, 2319— Neativ furidshed | PAGE BL,, 4831—2 nice houskeeping rooms, | WEST PINE RL... 3947—Light housekeeping | home cooking, _ table board $3. WO all Monday. _ est 4149M. The preparation of the 1019 §& oe ‘upon skill in handling apparatus EMMY, 926—Furnished ‘front room, con- . NTAILN, 4803-——Front room, southern ex- reasonable; well furnished; congenial at- 730-—Re 2 necting. to afulte. vate famitiv: no ot PAGE BL., 4126—Housekeeping room, sleep- EASTON, 3848—-W anted, children to board, veniences for vents or counle emp sere a. ¢ nartwood floors, hot water; Page car. ished housekeeping . suite, furnace, | - _ heer ERs “ FNRIGHT, | 5175—-Southern-exposed _ front | rr Sunday. PAGE BL, 4717—Second-story front room, WE ST PINE BL... 4256—Nicely furnished ‘faces with board for 2 po > | HOTELS ~ the proposed league of nations is! modern conveniences; 1- FELLOW, 1216A—-Thrée nice front _Forest 6149W vate Raaaies 81) American plan, (3) The resolutions also recite that A T. 00+4A—TWwo connecting modern cameos, for light housekeeping, near Page | : ‘ ; - ' p | housekeeping rooms, 2d floor front. «us southern exposed housekeeping room: mod- ENRIG HT, 44€0—Furnished room, with or! KOOMS with seth: excellent meais. Hollen- | Senator Spencer’s proposed reserva- ‘tension department of the Mi our! } e128 —C vate home: Easton and Sarah cars. Appl _owner 8 _. ra : BAR ool_rooms for housekeep- 4064 D'Y | PARKV IEW, 4%40-—Beautifullv furnished | Wi WEST PINE RIL... 362386—Connecting front; tlemen: dinners also served. | running water, baths; the day; $3 week. tc’ | . : rn lene ‘ —— a BAYARD. T28—Large front room; conven- | _erm_conventences, $2.25 per_wee |PENDLETON —1400—Unfurnished rooms,| hot water, phon 2 ene | BNRIG Frm ith board in| SHARDELL HOTEL. 424 and Lindel 1 bl.; | 4101 NI ENRIGHT, 4225-—Cool room with board in ~ | time a member of the British Par-; pxnhibits of the work of the” convenience. __room, — southern exposure; reasonable. | glecd 2 third-floor unfurnished rooms; soutna | —--— x ——— — ee ee ee ee oe a —a a oe G | ST PINE BL.. 4393—Exceptionally nice | 7p = .. ) Sa 7 ‘. : ih Kitchen privileges. bath, phone, | rensonal ge ~ Re furnished house. WEST PINE Bee eeet nome; ga. | DELMAR BL., 3730—Room and good board, ROOM AND ROARD—For two: home cook- | Mittee of Irish Freedom of St. Louis, ‘last test that the three St. kor | ; S one or two people; all conveniences; $5 per | ing. Cali_3823 Sullivan: call Colfax 2098W. | have been drafted calling upon Sen- | champ! ill be schooled. electric. ese ng. Call 3823 Suill ave been drafted calling : champions w e schoo A 41—Two nicely Suratehes rooms, | GIBSON, 4550A+One furnished room; pri- | Ba — “gps } Be i neh (5) | HAMILTON. ea, See light _—* mod- zc home: L aclede car: references. ae farnishe gp a pane mn | ENRIGHT, 5036-—Double room for 3 A — cane os: i my! i ust $3 M-? ant. Dolan, who is now a practic- ‘of the clubs and Mrs. Alfred B | ms vate BY cate | __weeks with hosrd. | a ing attorney in St. Louis, was at one mann, leader of the movement he 4 for gentl — ~ & ay fron Sori HAMILTON. | or al arse 4 pee ay omal! private family; reasonable WE | Ds ONT | INE RI 4101- Ni : ly furnished sec. hi f i} h te 1: A i | r ne 6 exes: ree urnishe or employe people, Sm | Gieabacee ss eee y 4 dns —.wicely c- very dectrable home; gentlemen preferre. high-class family O : merican platy e3) c ‘ATER: 5081 P) _ M +, PERSHING. 4435 Large unfurnished front | ond-floor room; north and south exposure: ae aa vs Reo ae Os SR ie oe (2) ' D’'A RE tT ) T E , 744 W alton: “is - ith ‘liament. Louis canning clubs will be —Pieasant south room; private HAMILTON, 1055—Front room for employed | = —*-——-— -FN iHT. 4277—Nicely 4 “ private or connecting atl also single |= >| nable. Forest 4304M. “ near Hodiamont and Paxe ‘car. PERSHING, 5842—Room in private family | _exroere all conveniences: private family. | F pies ae H1 ae ee —eweety Sucnsened: Sane eer keine ¢ (fo) “ROOMS: ‘AND. BOARD WANTED ‘the Sedalia Fair and also will : Be. Cafany” per “ layed | blic lib b Cates S1—Two large - piaye n public rary _for gentieman. Cabany 181 |WINDSOR PL., 3746—2 rooms. modern, gas, . cool housekeepin cK 27°7TR ; J . iatr—-2 roo . sired: or couple may have use of kitchen. 'VONDELI HOTEL GRar Enright: ‘shames rooms; continuous how ‘and cold water in HODIAMONT. [233 Furnished large front ‘PINE, 3520 W.—Two nicely faralebea base-| _ electric and bath. —— — FORES ST PARK BL.. 4299—B for 2 a 5710: eleg Sus ost 7) a 4 [Ww b ears |; ream: Rell hone. reem for 2 working girls: reasonable. | aunt rooms; take pay in work; no ehil- |'WINDSOR PL 3840--Furnished room for 1 Shiceain> | @aeiiieniione Tan Board or 2 gen. ne pool suites. prone Bano a ae; Po FARM HOME ™ ta, Home for, boy 14 years and public schools in the city. CLARA. | Splendid furnished room, 24- HMODIAMONT, 1Mo— Furnished largo corner - — - peat 2 =n or 2. lat diame a a a _took: _telenphone: reasonable. _ J |} water, telephone in every room; $5 a week —— = ae eae Sedalia exhibit will be 100 jare~ TT 9 ete —— —— --— KOOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Young lady em 2 persons: one’ room: southern exporure: private residence; | PLYMOUTH. 6142 —2 ) furnished rooms, WINDSOR PL... 3837—Two neatly furnished’ GOODFELLOW. 12290-— Nicely _ ~ furnished | up; dining room in connection. (c4) ployed; South Side preferred. Rox Y-340.'fruit and vegetables. Prizes of b _ Call Cabany S60sK, wetkine d‘etant from al! electric plants. PLYMOUTH Pl., 6)50—Two nea! 4 rooms, connecting, for light housekeeping: roe ox on el ne rd RR Sees ye pee ore seepage a — . ' ; 50 exira nice | eaten ee ; ym in modern home; excellent board. | HOTEL TREMONT--Twentieth and Morgan ROOMS AND BARD Wtd.—Two: 4 adults:| have been offered to the bo CLARENDON, | 8132 connecting furnished HORTON PL... 5SO'\3-—8 housekeeping rooms rooms for housekeeping. © EES EL ee _ (7) th Salih 5 nM Ss aS —— Cab anv 2% 34 \ WwW. a mn a S Nee ram eS s.; centrally located; electric lights, fans, | priv te. familv. Box F-38109. Post-Dispatch. , y Forest 2249]. __for 2 refined peopie in private home. ROOM—Neut, with private bath; West End. | WINDSOR wae 3814 Furnished ~ eg ~ Raa HAMILTON. 1270—Large room nicely fur- ‘is, hot and cold running water in rooms: | oom AND BOARD Wid—For one; state presents the best jar and to the >» , 2 | -3 , i. Usekeeping. wit tchen cabdinet, icenox meals , Vv. “* I hs: ‘thing rst- . - ‘ , t piel 3 f gh Delmar cart wet RENSINGTON. Sioea-~o pomepes rece, 2 ROOH. S = as ont ee a =e woom in | and large porch: hot water: free phone, iRnede Ot new; apes meals. Cab: m2) | ¢ “ ear Gaal eee yo oe price Address Box i-41, Post-Dispateh. who presents the best jar, and ’ 4 ~Party employe n rent r swee SC7R WT: o ar ‘ ote Sa ——_ - >» Nanton en me . er wo ; KENSINGTON, 5192—Single room, 2nd/_ comfortable private home. “Delmar any JAniell Sk7RW: clone tn 4 car nes. ___ | HORTON PL, 6029—Larxe front south room. | Setfare: Jive, at the Tremont. Si per dex at Be AE ja coumtey’ _— oe wee, and ae ee 5600—Furnish vat ’ ’ v vy emplove. lwo. large. with bath « suitable for 3 gentlemen; all conveniences; | = q_ciotnes. a ; om est display. shed rooms; ori A. e finor. private fami! lad plove}. ss | ROOMS—Two. large. “Me cas, elec: | best home cooking: private family . ROOMMATES WANTED | ROOM AND ROARD Wtd.—Lady employe:!: pias Cate vy Soarw. (ci) com SE ngne | KENSINGTON, am wan furnishe.i tric. Phqne Cabany 195 a tate pric Box B-17. Post-Dispatch. > ate nfurnished second-floor con- housekeepin roo all conveniences; ri x ls , husi. | ARLINGTON, 3320—Newly furnished room | KENSINGTON, 5248A—Furnished room; ex-} ~~~ ~~~ a . e mates . eek. modern. artistic. Forest S853J. ROOMS—TWo, 1 second, 1 third floor; busi- | A : : 3 ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.--By man with 2| Boys’ and Girls’ Canning Club Prob ness men only: Delmar University cars. | in private home: coo), quiet location; near ‘ ‘ellent meals: ‘pris ate familv ee | ea ce MPANION--Lady w coins com nion for * Site front room, light KENSINGTON, 5100— Furnished large front Phone Forest 1802 (7) | Cass and Union cars. | KENSINGTON, 5250—Reautifully furnished roommate Call " @usdéns ow aan evenin-.: children. _2¢31_S. Broadway.) Bannerer... ucts to Be Exhibited. room. electric fan, kitchen, privileges; all Through the generosity of ah’ ————— -_—— —_— eC - —_— ee ae en Ne eee oo ~ ee ~~? . _ —_—— oo}? es ROOMS—Desirable rooms, 1 or 2; small pri-| BAILEY, 2903—3 | furnished pFooms, ‘large; room, connecting bath: excellent meals:| after 6, 2928 8. Sth. Take Tower urove | MOME Wtd.—Good home Pa elderty lady, Nicely furnished, cool room, | conveniences. __ somanemnngeomned) vate family; breakfast optional: phone be-| Porch and yard. $6. Tyler 2213W suitable 2 gentlemen. == Catholic preferred. Rox F-1f4. I’,-D let place; Page line. KENSINGTON, 5082—Choice room; private; fore 1p. m. Cabany S8&iw. : HPRUADWAY. 4318 N.—Neatly ‘furnishes KINGSHIGHWAY, 1310 N.—Neatly fur- BOARD Wtd.—Cultured couple wish evening named friend, two traveling exhft aie Hicels furnished e front family; all conveniences; geptieman; reas... ROOM—Furnished, in private apartment: all | __reoms for light housekeeping. | M wove _ southern exposure, front room COUNTRY BOARD “P ost -DI match, av., 3800 block. Hox| of products canned by the Boys’ room ; sekeeping rivileges; all (cS) conveniences; southern exposure. Call Lin- | CHAMBERS. 1127—L ight housekeeping me ba id. —— aati PAA SL AL AL AL AAA ALA AON } nme F c spate nnn | CL? Canning Clubs will be i conveniences; e ric; near Page cars; $5 flame hoonek N, 5248—Convenient bedroom, _del 4627R. _ 4 rooms: nicely furnished : reas.: bath | LINDELL, 4058—2d floor frent, for 2 em-' COUNTRY BOARD— Little girl or boy; coun- | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Mother and 4- . as " ight housekeeping: one or two employed. | ROOM— -Attractive. furnished reom: west: COTE BRIL L IANT E. BRIT Furnished ret - ploved; good meals. a” ee me Fe try town; 50 miles out; mothers care; pure | fear-old boy; private family: ; — em-|sembled for exhibition at the publ 4783-2. unfurnished rooms Forest near Forest Park, in apartment: south- | southern exposure; small private family. | LINDELL BL., 2629-Nicely furnished front | ilk. Mrs. ©. Hook, St. Clair, Mo. ___ | _ployed. __ Box A-108, Post -Dispate ——- libraries and public schools of th all conveniences, sGsutanw AY. 1010A N.—Housekeeping ern exposure, Phone Monday, _Olive 1327.16 OTE RRILLIANTE 4540A..Furnished | .2@4 connecting rooms: also other desirable | COUNTRY HOARD—board wanted on | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—For lady teacher, city ‘cordl t lecist > nr BL.. ia—T we nice large room rooms. nome for lady. $2 a_week. ROOM—Front, Oakiey pl. district. between | ~ poom to one or two ‘ndien ‘aunaloved: rea. | -ooms._ with or without board. _ | farm in heart of Ozarks; cool location; 1 | Post -Dinwateh Heights district. lox nee | y., according to a decision reache AR RL. SKS — Laren cool room, with Se be somgh BE = P aig furnished 4, P oe. west of Hamilton.| sonable: kitchen privileges if desired. | LANDEL ols . BL. 480-—A hon oe a table and a! pen Mm en Sees of Rage en @ tT BL. aT12 sc tiful LACLEDE, “id— Furnished front. room, | ROOM--Large furnished room; all conven- |‘ UTE BRILL. "Se TF ot ate ting | vou_ wish at convenient rrice: | Mrs. Neal, Crocker, Mo. home of widow or small family. Box A-| *©Taay. “a . _ . nd . >] >. en n s 4 Se st - ~— - . -_— — - -_---—-- > as | +N ro caf : southern exposure. Dat home of mother and son, Forest | heer: convenient to street cars; 1 lock weet McPHERSON, 4246—-Airy rooms, with board; | WIL Fn ye and hoard two small children; 110, Post-Dispatch. wr 77 | One of these exhibits ts’ al LACLEDE 27 l o d: » ami! , 2) modern: emp! eed oupie or gentlernan. excellent care given. Call Benton 508, be-| ROOM. AND BOARD Wtd.—By young lady ractically co ’ VEL aR BL. pate femie reom for TPs BCLEDE, a furnished hall room; ROOM—Furnishe —wiwate taenlie: wan % 5 _ rend: _grivase tamiy ———_—— VcPHE "7 or f = — tween 7 and S p. m. Mrs. Emery, 2015 employed; state ful particulars. Box Y- | » a mpleted, fruit and vem 2. (DD) and cle oon for’ some la Fs W260 week cab COTTAGE, 4644—Wanted lady to share “ ard: gt aves Phird fleor room Wit" | (Coleman. Manlewood 251. Post-Dispatch. etables for it having been dénat® ‘od e e Te s e ay; 0 reek. abe | * ‘ w- convent ‘en ward: aA conveniences: Cheap. . 2 nee ene “ by rv} Er ¥ 4453—Niceiy furnished sleep- | LACLEDE. 3727 —Reautifully furnished large anv 32225. GERALDINE, = san Two. ater ‘room McPHERSON, 470S—Attrtactive front room COUNTRY ’ BOARD WANTED ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Home for a gir! |by friends to provide 100 jars of = — — — GE a — ‘ ‘ i = . . ‘ . a years, by widow with four children. Box | panned goods for exhibition at @ for one er two: free Bell phone. __ front room. Bitchegntte. water. : : or 2 or % people: first-class home cooking ~ 4 “ ‘ 2 ‘ 4 ft. ‘ Cc . — —— ‘ . _Yentences. est and southwestern exposure; reason with bath. Heht housekeeping. ers ost-Dispatch. ‘RoOM AND BOARD Wid_-For lady em-| up of canned goods put up for ployed, with girl 10 years old: Southamp-|OWwn consumption and that of floor eee _— Bi... 4010 — Very nicely furnishec _able. Fore MAT Ww. T oOomNA. - 7 — — — - = = mois housekeening: a LACLEDE, 4490—Large. furnished room for a = } .E, 5655-—Suite of rooms; southern ex- Sea pete . conveniences, | housekeeping if desired Phone; con- ‘ROoM-— Unusually desirable front room. West | KENNERLY. 3943—2 furnished rooms, bath, | posure; also single room; gents or em- SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED ton. Box F-280, Post- Dispatch. ye L., | oni ory room with | | §$Side; meatly furnished: hot water: phone: porch; for _light housekeeping. ss ployed people, with or without* boarni. ; ; for housekeeping: private fami'y; | ROOM—Large. light furnished room for per - MARYLAND, 43044 —Nicely furnished south nave. | bath. gy een —— ps Fo cg oy seapeaag Bee 244. Post-Disnatch. ie Prizes of $5 each have been of. BL. vate family. _telephone. sons employed: modern: W | anh, Ena. imei then tie re : est End. Box LABADIE. 4661—Front room. suitable for ern room; good table; Bell phone; reason- | . — - tituictiniae BL, 4247-—24-floor front, also! LACLEDE. 43863—Two clean “connecting 9A. R-T (. _ Post -Disnatch. ictal Saket One or two; $3 per week; one block from able. iB ae OT ees BOO Sh ee es aN RA. WISE. S12 Chestnut Cen Ss 3 ROK M AND BOARD Wtd —For_2 or 3 fered for the best display of canned Foo: Continuous hot water, phone. a Rann. rooms, newly furnished, for | ROOMS—For two working girls; electricity; car line. | OLIVE, 4221B—Larze cool room: modern: | ROOMS ANT | FIO Post-Dinnaten. Scruggs School. =| produce by any. ene een en AR BL., 5212—Large, cool sleeping ping; pas range, refrigerator, elec- and cooking a; $1.50 each. Call after LABADIE, ~“$841-—Widow will give use of | board optional. T 'mdell 2831. | WANTED 1. Post-Disnate bie } girly for one or two gentiemen trie “Tights, ell phone; reasonable, to couple; 5:30 p.m. IOAN. Sarah. 5 rooms furniture for room and board. | GLIVE, 400--2d-story front, for man, with |... ee mmnnrnnemen* | ROOMS AND BOARD Wtd.-—Furnished: sis-| for the best individual jar, SELMA BL., 0040—Two beautiful house- ho children. ene | pe: CO ennraeeer: ROOM— Beautiful front room. private fam-| Lindell _2814J. exceliert board. eg ag SE og ag “Hox Te4ik, Post-Dispatch |by @ boy, and the best by & eening roome: reference - y: est End: moc -~ ome: jadies only: | wtarEr 7 a adh ena” Gee: Shae | ae mp ™ —— . oyeda. ho (i. F OS8t-Dis a Sete ows WB Ee : f = LINDEL LL. KL. 4115 — Firet-class rooms, _meals optional. Box Y-241. ‘Post- -Dispatch. MAFFITT, 8950—Furnished room for light OL AVE, 442. cestrable ‘southern expose ROOMS Wtd.—tTwo, furnished or unfurnisaed, | ROOM AND RBOARD—RBusiness man destres | These prizes will be awarded | AR LL... 4—-Neatly furnished roon a _housekeeping; modern. room, With boerJ: all conveniences: home southern exposure: 1 or 2 nentiemen. (7) ( 70 be a | ~> ¢ near Harrison School 4326 John. room and bath, with board, in refined pri-| public exhibition of the _Fentieman, in quiet home: references. 430 ROOMS— IMS—Two autiful rooms on Cabanne: | ; MAFFITT. 4542—Front roon m;: furnished or _cooking: suitable for two. Forest 5797. 1sOr TS ye Rox 0- aT. PD. te) LINDELL. 1—-Nicely . m, very convenient. for gentlemen or house- | " ‘ : eee Ré YOM W td. —Gentieman Ww ants hall room: | At Bar on ‘eS iia clubs that will be held at the 44798—Nice large front room, _southern exposure: phone ‘indel! BOND WW. keening privileges for couple. Forest 5379.1, unfurnished. PAGE BL... 4869.—Private reom and board; S ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—T —— eee mae AA . me ——-— : ———————————d all eo “ee outh— of Arse nal st. Box Y-: 280). P.-D, ; Re A . rwo men, one venlences: and other rooma. LINDELL RL. 2429-—Nice room. suited for ROOMS— Southe rn ‘exposed c onnec tine "*house- | MAFF ITT. 4: 52 Lady or gentleman; one : BH conmestonpes es: fi Pe phone. | Sr ee Re OM Ww ta c—— ~ A ——— = oan ; “Nite hen. la rme or two single room W east End. Box of the season. DEP BL... $643—lloome with sleering hourekeeping: furnished or unfurnished. keepink rooms: adjacent to Forest Park:| Nicely furnished room; private family; > 4 KL. WI + yet ~ rnished rooms, for two, | Hox F-18. Post Disp itech, | _F-88._Poet-Dingatch._ quathntestitmaanestinn Mmes. Alfred Buschman, bh: 2 a owner's home. LINDELL Al... | 3380 A—28-at oe in newly decorated. Forest 22366R. | Southern exposure. eee, Le l haae — : a out = a Wr ROOMS Wr. —h op @ before Aug. 30. $5 re- eT ba BOA her's Wtd.- ae wae | Reid. Ben F. Bradley and A L., 44— ‘enle IMS—2 : ‘ MAL LINCKRODT, 2 vrs ad ’ o6G—Front room, 2 ‘ ORO & ae ee Se or 8. mother’s care and room for | te; southern exposure Forest breakfast optional. exposure ; newly furnished : strictly mod- MARCU ‘ ° ee ee | e i 306 — ° r t - > } = LINDELL. HL., #050--Connecting rooms. ‘iv.| ¢©2;. convenient to 3 car lines. Lindell nished Se oS eautifally i AR SRR et Ce See ROOM Wed Unt urnished; on. Dae St. | RooM AND BOARD Wid.—By refined lady, J ‘ een will award the f are Weas tarakahed Frat La ein on) Se ul @eatw@erk. feces painted’ Calle, tath PINE. 3756 W.—Nicely ‘furnished rooms ouls: by young lady. Box F-2). P.-D. emploved; in first-class private. family; |" " ~° N Bn - ‘| modern conveniences, board optional, terms’ ROOMS Wtd.—Mother and grown daughter! South Ride nreferred. Box Y-286. Post-Dis. eee eee ae ee ——— — Oe ee t a, housekeeping or sleeping: all con- 1 oad. ROOM—2d-fioor front. for 1. 2 or 3 gentle- electric, hot water e (1) | NDE 034 are men: large porch: good bath: no other! ROOMS—1 or 2 nicety furnished rooms: bath, | wr - ee agg wee he By Se _Lindell &769W ee t~dT(C(‘(«sy COO; South Side; references. 5611 Co- | ROGoM AND ROARD W - sane ae . _: ~y ~ a - - | for li he ana k baat 4 = mp! loved, ae : ne a ttent ron. tox . . "Om - Dispate! h | Merton to Fill Vv acancy Came free | MeMILLAN A—Two or 3 unfurnished, private family: $20 per month: meals in decorated; electric, water, only $6.50. VERNON, he Single and double room, F-41 “Post- Dis atch. ee ae oX| PRIVATE BOARDING S€HOOL Wtd.—Por | by Resignation reom: full une ot | le or les; all conveniences; house-|~ next block. Box _F.234. Post-Dispatch. NORTH MARKET 1206—Nicely furnished with goard a = — — little girl, 2% years or will consider beard | ? urses preferred. | ooms over | eax socatien. ROOMS Wtd.—Two unfurnished rooms, by | outdoor comforts and quiet essential; prefer- ,active in Red Cross work and i TAMHINGTON hl. aaah — 4 garage for colored couple in exchange ‘or WESTMINSTER PL... 4615—Beautifully fur- | married couple, no children, with evening ence to couple without children. Rox K -103. war relief. MARYLAND 4208—Nicel Seritinet | WASHI: southern ay yg tn ay FB g a4 work in the home. (*7) nished southern rooms: 24 floor: with or; meal. in en ay boarding house. Post-Dispatch ae ; = | ene - - itheut board. Forest 4448. convenient location; prefer west of Grand: | —— , 5 conte; fast E Seres, are = business _eovle.—_ | a wnhen. —. eer eoeres — ret ot ated -Young man: con- State price Box A-$5. rom-Dispaten. Ld, — Fo apy A ads Wm agg ++ le. F ros | WAN tai ’ 412" connecting light ASHINGTON BL... —24-floor front | —T/th water. Cabany’ 2% : — genial. woulda like reommate: front room “wea .t noe ae , : : 1 > T i : reo th kite? : ‘EST BELLE PL... 4916—-Tw ' er oc wee + ROOM Wtd.—Respectable gentieman wants breakfaret in #emall private family. ™ keeoirs rooms: eas range, phone, etc. Ra. wi te Siette: airo nice wai 1 fap FE tins heat . pou wo unfurnie nS ened hear amese int sn l,i ae to rent plain. comfortable. furnished room giving description and price. Hox B-2an | g-y- . WESTMINSTER PL... 3825—2 young men or| with conveniences; $8 to $10 monthly: I _#ort- Diseatch ; - a | Wa RYLAND Dd. _ 4138— Front room and kitchen: a ; | | ufacturing purposes. by quiet. rettied men: ROOM ~ AND ROARD Wtd.—tinfurnished grade school. She comes ‘ all conveniences, indell | WASHINGTON, 4487—Newly decorated and : Poy furnished; ail conveniences: continuous feral ‘from reom: nicé young man _t) ences: fine location; free phone: close to _preferred. Box F-201, Post- Dispatch, aR lady. in strictly private family of adultes: ‘lunch room and tobac store dD, som light. well- hot_ water: renaonabdle : i_gentieman. _(92) = CR es RENE ER A AR Gy RT I BEM OBS CS Nicely “furnished, front. con- room: good beard: West End ofr td co 4 f nice location; al!) WASHINGTON BL., 3960—Desirable room:| ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY WEST PINE BL., 4142—Single room, with, ,Recting with bedroom and kitchenette, or | W ; tate price and particulars, Box| 2317 North Broadway, told ; det! eo emall one: refined home and sur- -—--~--~~-~-»~Sanrnrras Ss ——— eet __ beard . private home. _ TAnden 1928 W oe ae a a cakes ae “BOARD w r r . te) : yesterday how he had rigged a ae a8 wy G- in ivate family: near Orand and Hebert. ) _— ‘ Pare bis. preferred. Box. Y-20%, | fll an order. The bottle 4 ee A ond furnished sleeping room; ex- children to board during the y Ras all the elecerte a ‘ Pon, Dienateh Peat - Tiara ch. ‘and he. : a cellent fecatt | «4 ' nlectric Heht: 86 week 7) : wi we or three rooms wit ‘ih a ’ ‘ i utifully furnished eS a eee 5 ee ee ee ee for mother and two schaol children. fur- The customer sald that a ‘ n room; excellent board: modern apartmen Reatecaioe' ret Sepsis. Podyaterod gn lnadiaais, Rox A-S4. Port-Dispatch : . - ~ wee mes unfurnished wit ‘ i a. | dell 3 private; conveniently located. Lindeli| BENTON, 2205—Nice, cool, furnished room, Capable domestic help is easily and| where ssn attention “will ke ives “in, | passing had sprung thy trap. 1758 W. | with hoard: private family. | SHERIDAN Sista — Front j TE BRILLIANT ._h 4, quickly secured through Post-Dis- two children: er for vicinity Sacred iteart | was released when Pasitipeogi; room, with er, COTE BRIL : Fi com and board! atch WANTS. | Ocedonz and location. 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The capacity of 100 twenty-ton freight cars can be handled by one barge. RIVER BARGES AND ST. LOUIS BUSINESS OW many St. Louisans realize the tre- mendous capacity of the barges being supplied for use on the Mississippi Riv- er between St. Louis and New Orleans” Comparatively few, in all probability. Unless one has gained special informa- tion on the subjeet he is quite likely to underestimate, being accustomed to trucks and freight cars as ‘units of freight measure. Each of the barges will, as a matter of fact, hold the tonnage carried in 100 ordinary freight cars, or what amounts in Western railroad traffic to two train- loads. The é¢stimate is based on an average capacity of 20 tons to a freight car. The barges have each a capacity of 2000 tons. This is based on an average freight in each case, of course; obviously the quantity of feathers ofr millinery required to load either a car or a barge would weigh less, for in- pm) stance, than if the load were of grain or agricul- tural implements. The barges, of which a fleet of 409, costing a to- tal of $7,000,000, is to be put into commission on the Mississippi, are 230 feet in length and 45 feet in width. Inside dimen- sions —cargo space—are: Length, 190 feet; width, 37 feet; height, 17 1-2 feet. A more graphic idea is ob- tained by the fact, that one of the barges, if placed on Olive. street, would just about fill the street from building to building, from Eleventh to Twelfth. Four to five barges are utilized in a singie tow. Thus a fleet will carry, on the downstream movement, a maximum of 500 cars of freight. This is all pushed by one towboat. When the first of the new barges was launched at Pittsburg, Pa., in June, it was estimated at least 12 would be delivered by Dec. 1. The method of delivery is to tow the completed barges down the Ohio River to Cairo, DL, then up the Mississippi to St. Louis, to be put into service as they arrive. The 12, when in commission, will add about one-third to the capacity of the fleet as it existed previous to the construction of the new barges. It ie quite generally agreed, now that a large fleet of barges is assured, that the next great need in the cam- paign for Increased use of the Mississippi is better termi- nals. M. J. Sanders, Federal manager of the barge line, emphasized that upon his re- turn recently from an inspec- tion trip tn Europe. Absence of proper terminals has been accentuated recent- ly by the attitude of Comp- troller Nolte of St. Louis in discouraging an _ inspection trip by a committee of Alder- men, and by an examination into the situation at New Orleans. Nolte insisted that the plan for an inspection trip be abandoned, asserting that there was only one terminal PAGE T\VO New fleel of cargo carriers coming to the Mississippi—Twelve promised by December — Single tows that will handle 10 average trainloads —Tremendous length and breadth of barges — Strain on ferminal faciltties practically fill the ATF Tague) i | r 2 nd + oe 20: " —s =. 8 to be seen between St. Louis and the Gulf. This is at Memphis, and Memphis is not particularly proud of it. It is an old wooden warehouse, on a bluff 100 feet above the river, and was purchased by Memphis for tempo- rary use until a decision could be reached regarding the best use of a $1,000,000 fund Memphis has voted for terminals. An investigation at New Orleans has indicated that although that port has splendid dock facilities for over- land freight, it is not in a satisfactory condition for handling river traffic. This is particularly true of the increased tonnage that is expected to follow the full installation of new barges. Friends of New Or- leans insist, however, that she will meet this situa- tion with the same kind of forward-looking tactics that have conquered her other terminal problems in the past. lent to that of 500 freight cars, or ten average trainloads. SUNL AY MS.GAzivE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -AUGUST 3, 1919, Each towboat can push four to five barges downstream—a capacity, in one tow, equiva- If placed on Olive street one of the new barges would street from Eleventh to Twelfth. » Sea Tl oR ee rewriiar i'd In == —— Si a - A VISTA OF THE NEW TRADE ARTERY - St. Louis, in the meantime, gives promise of prop- erly meeting the need for greater facilities which the additional barges will demand. Docks of sufficient capacity to handle the traffic will come with the in- creased requirements, it is believed, despite earlier delays in getting appropriations for such work from the city. Just how great are these demands on St. Louis and other river cities for terminal facilities— and cargoes—is graphically illustrated by the size and tremendous capacity of the new barges. ‘ Supporters of the barge lime are confident that through it is coming a renewed use of the Mississippi River as a great commercial highway. That it was a great freight bighway previous to the coming of the railroads is, ‘of course, well known. Campaigns almost without number have been started at St. Louis and other points in the Mississippi Valley to bring back the river's former prestige, but ef- fective action came final- ly only with the estab- lishment of the barge line as a war emergency. The new fleet of huge barges described on this page may be viewed as ~ a species of final proof NS. that the river advocates ws are going to have every facility for testing their theories as to their prac- ticability. And while the barge line was begun as a war emergency it is rapidly developing into a peace necessity. One of the factors gaining much support for it is the expansion of foreign trade that is so confidently expected by business men almost without an exception. The Mississippi River, with its new transportation facilities, practically makes seaports of St. Louis and such other cities along the river as shall establish the necessary terminal facilities. In this respect it is expected that the barge line will do much to divert a great volume of freight to New Or- leans for overseas trade that now goes to New York. Various new lines of steamers are to be established out of New Orleans, and the old lines making that port are adding to their sailings. Vast storage warehouses are being built there with the idea of making New Orleans a great deposit market, and in every way export trade development in the Mississippi Valley is, being encour- aged. Tlie river is, of course, @ principal rallying point. Freight moving down the river, or otherwise, to New Orleans has an important advantage over any other great port in the matter of distances, particularly to the West Coast of South Ameri- ca, and the barges with their enormous capacity add to the feasibility of capitalizing that advantage, along with others. - Thus is being opened up a vista of the new trade artery —indeed, of a new trade era wherein the Mississippi will take its place with the other great inland water- Ways of the world. 7 + ote ep Wy ‘ —

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. a r . : % x ; re ; Farha ‘ 4 ; " ‘7 cae a : : hug ¥ gh of - Ber " Smig of * ad 7 ay - * rere) g > J $ + —" ew “ ~* = ye — ‘ee * oe + 4, ‘2 s or a Py a * s ® x = -* ~ ze 8 “ — ¥ 2 at we - # a - a ae Be ee :. ot ae ’ k- us a te pepe oti = J 7 Se’ oR; a Poe , - 7 odin, Sad coh + ie a: 2 ‘rr NS Y- F : es a sore ES 2g ‘ =e vs aa . “is. the, ee “cf ciara tah a Thai as =~ RT Set iS Ce pees Oia: ae a ae as pees irs & a es es “ = “tes , = wet ia eas ee ; XX; % , > Na swe OO? . 7 ‘ aie = a : in e —_— z F ve A co a ~ ; - - | & * * oe * . ee. ° there is endless confusion. And if the army is in retreat there is no sleep, which only adds to the general appearance and feeling of disorganization. Almost the only guards are in the open, out in front of the foe, watching for a counter attack. There are none except traffic men within the lines. Officers and men are now moving in all directions on a hun- dred different missions. They are endeavoring to get their own outfits in shape for movement. They are trying. to find their command. They are look- ing about to see if the material under their control is being properly handled and cared for. They are seeking comrades to whom they have instrusted their belongings. They are going back to the dug- out last occupied to get the papers and maps left there. They are going foward to see if the traffic jam has been cleared and the road is open for them. They are going to the left or right to find if the unit they are to follow is ready to move. It would be impossible for all this work to be done with speed (and speed is the prime essential), if every man moving about had to stop at sentries placed 100 yards apart and give the countersign and explain his business before being allowed to proceed. It was often commented upon by correspondents that whereas one must be armed with all proper papers and credentials, passes and passwords when he was 20 kilometers back of the line, yet if he once got to the front he could wander at will without let or hindrance. Through the first night, because of the darkness and rains, proximity of troops and his inability to locate himself, Ristine found no opportunity to return to bis own lines. His wanderings took him almost to Chatel Chehery. The point to which he did go was not al- ways left to his decision. If he happened to be pro- ceeding in one direction and Germans appeared, it became necessary for him to speed up and pretend to be going about this important affair that he had on his mind. The enemy was destroying ammunition near Fleville. From a hill near Chatel Chehery, Ristine could see by the light of the flames other accumulations of am- munition or supplies near by. He made a mental note of this to be referred to: when he could next look at ‘his map. , In the dusk and fog of the early morning the Ger- mans became very active. Ristine thought the Amer- icans were in Apremont and he was endeavoring to reach the river and at that time he heard and saw troops moving out of it towards him. He figured at once that they could not be Americans because if the Twenty-eighth Division was in Apremont they would not be coming into the sector of the Thirty-fifth. He crept as closely as he could to the moving column and listened attentively until he heard something said in German. Then he crept back and sought for cover against the coming day. : ; There was a hedge which ran across a vacant field. The rank grass was dead and rain soaked. The field had been untended for four years and the hedge un- trimmed for the same time. There was a road nearby which Ristine had to come down and on this road he had passed many Germans, and some of them he had been forced to pass very close to. He kmew that with the daylight his discovery was certain unless he found concealment. He crawled under the boughs ef the hedge and, stealthily creeping forward some 30 yards, found a place from which he could watch both sides 0° his position and there he composed himself to spend the day. By raising his head slightly he could see, on one side, the main highway to Fleville. By looking the other way he could see the read that led to Apremont. He had crawled into his place under the hedge when he observed a battery of four cannon coming from his right. He thought they were American guns, but kept his position until he made sure. They pulled into the field alongside of the hedge, limbered and within 30 minutes were in action. Through his belief that they were American guns he had allowed them to get be- tween him and his own lines. Soon many machine gunners appeared and also took position in the open field. Under the accepted rules of the game, these machine gunners would have taken position along the hedge, but the Germans dug fox holes in the open, put the excavated earth in bags and carried it away. With a few boughs in front of their position they were ready for work. All day long Ris- tine lay in the hedge watching the ememy battery and machine gunners work. Within the American lines that day Capt. Nesbit of the 130th Machine Gun Battalion was ordered to take his company over the hill and down the road towards l'Esperance. As soon as he crossed the top of the hill he ran into a very heavy fire from the opposing ma- chine guns. He had many killed and wounded. Finally his men took cover in the ditches and fox holes in the side of the road and he was able to bring over the hill only about 15 men. A high officer seeing him there, said: “Who are you?” “T am Capt. Nesbit of the 130th Machine Gun Com- pany,” he replied. | “Where is your company?” “There he composed himself to spend the day. ee ln a e rl * a 2 Ce a —S Se a Ae F ‘ > = ™ ae 7 eet q yo “ Fetente “This is my company.” little group Of 15 men. “Well, you don't want to be wasting time aro. nd here,” said the high officer, when Nesbit had explained the disaster which had befallen his command. The burst of machine-gun fire which had shot Nesbit's outfit came from the 20 or 25 guns which Sad been hurriedly placed near -Ristine’s point of co.:- cealment. Later investigation showed they were paced so as to command that stretch of road. The location of any point on the map is given ordi- narily by the use of numbers, a series of numbers will run across the top of the map and a series of different numbers along the sides. Thus if the co-ordinates were given 27.2—66.1, one would go to the map fol- lew the line from the top down the parable! and decimal! given, then run a line from the side along the paralie!l and decimal given and where the lines cross would be the identical point on the map which the co-ordinates indicate. This method is used almost entirely in di- recting the fire of artillery. Ristine noticed that the German airplanes fiving back from over the American front would swoop log above the battery alongside him and then seem to be telegraphing with their machine guns. “Tap, tap— tap, tap, tap—tap—tap, tap, tap, tap—tap—tap,” e would go. Very soon thereafter, in just about suffi- cient time for the gunners to make their adjust- ments, the battery would open again. It seems reason- able that this method was employed by the aviators to communicate the locations in the American lines which they desired the battery to fire upon. Ristine believes that the German machine gunnefs also employed this method of communication with ene another. Of the 25 guns which had emplacement near him none seemed to be firing in straight burs‘’s «f firing out a clip or a belt at a time, but they worked spasmodically and brokenly, exactly as if they were transmitting a telegraphic message. Some of the ma- chine guns seemed to fire through the hedge in which Ristine lay. Little clipped pieees of leaves kept falling about him. From the direction of the American lines came sounds which oceasionally had meaning for him. Twice during the day, once in the morning and once in the afternoon, he heard tanks enter Baulny. These were the French tanks coming up to assist in the next at- tack. In the afternoon the American artillery fired sporad- ically upon the machine gunners and artillery in Ris- tine’s neighborhood. They failed to get the artillery, but one machine gunner about 75 feet from Ristine was hit. The gunner made one loud cry and lay still. Some of the shells fell very near to Ristine, and he thought, “What rotten luck it would be to be killed by an American shell at such a time and place as this.” The screech of one shell told that it was coming very near. He pulled his said Nesbit, pointing to the Sane “ Re Pe tabs ei Tae > wy a Pa . a VS OF aie eee ee Ps tes a a maT 2. - aa rh ey oar ae isha gh, Fs at pd be i r 4 *T, Me, aS ¥ ~ foe , ‘ ) » ae + GA ae) (Tee Rae oe : “a! ~ 2p eee As soon as the covering night gave him protection he crawled out of the hedge down what doubtless was the main national ville highway. * He passed few German soldiers along though there was an occasional dead seen. In the dar’ ness he conld observe: the road gun emplacements, identified only : : a as ee SP ~ a ‘i a i Z : : 5 4 | ef§ a dugout. He is convinced that these of Germans, but still he was not challenged. one seeing him press doubtless world assume that was merely an oificer going cho t some business. Leaving the road be bore to the right and soon came t) what he at first thought was a la e. It was a wide place in the River Aire. . Retween him and the river was a heavy band barbed wire. He crawled along: the wire for a way, trying to find an opening, Dut there was and he had to climb over. The posts were rotten “3 ifs f ; = 1 7 Lice flares to go up again, to the river's benk. wade across, found it too deep, shore and continued southward place. As he started forward, from a great distance he Lear voices. He knew they were not German, because the Germans did not talk that loud at night. They were Americans, and they were swearing, apparently, at the males. | Ristine at this time had been without sleep, or had had very little sleep, for 72 hovrs. He bad had no food for a day and a half. He had been wet through and thoroughly chilled. He wis :arrying his helmet and cas mask, his automatic pistol. his cartridge belt, ditty bag and was wearing the heavy German overcoat. In his exhausted condition he did not believe he would be able to swim the river, in spite of his splendid physique. Three times he made the attémpt to wade, but on each oceasion the river wes too deep. Finally he found a tree whieh had been felled by the Germans across the river, went over it and reached a brigade he. 4 quarters of the Twenty-eighth Division. There was @ steep bank to ascend just before he came to this place and he had noi the strength to climb it. He called to some soldiers to help him up. Onee within the divi- sional headquarters be was given food and coffee. Brigadier-General Darrah was just being relieved of his -ommand and was very much exetted about it. Ristine wrote a long telegram to Gen. Trash, gare him the map ce-ordinates of the Germée battery which be had observed wor’ ing, the machiae-gum positions, des ribed the machine-gra positions, gave the loeatiog of the dumps near Flevtile and asked that destructive artillery fire be laid on these points. He reported that he wus on his wa) haek and would be present for duty in the morning: He then crogsed the river agaip and rejoined bis command. ; ‘i be Jeg Trees and shrubbery plants in the soil that base beem accumulating for hundreds of years em the Great Wall of China are in thriving condition, some of them havr- ing grown to a height of 12 to 18 feet. The driveway of the Great Wall is much impreved by the trees. head between his shoul- | ADVERTISEMENT ders and waited. He felt | the impact as it hit the | earth and threw dirt upoa his head. He held hie breath and waited for the explosion which meant extinction. But it did not come. The shell was a dud. He cautious- ly pushed his hand for- ward under the hedge, and found the smooth bore the shell had made entering the wet earth, Jess than three feet from his head. The passage of the day, the movement of the sun behind the heavy clouds, the direction of the Ger- man artillery, the arrival ; of the American shells, | - — Fae -* 7 a ae ae — Ow ER ar re 34 Howmlry to the Mook Delkeate Shin We again remind you that you can now use a face powder that positively will not eause enlarged pores, blackheads and irritations. In fact, while it is considered the best face powder, it is also a remedy for complexion troubles. It is guaranteed pure and really harmless to the most deli- eate baby skin. It beautifies the ecomplex- ion wonderfully because it belps to clear and lighten the skin and protect the com- plexion from blemishes. This new kind of face powder is made largely of am imgre- dient that skin specialists use im the treat- ment of the complexien. 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ite ah} " AY Mt Hi " if : | iw | ~ ——-- = hi _ : : ‘ wi} Labi ab bedu 7 hee : if : : : 4 ; " Wy ' cin ‘ UAd ay Hh —_ if : ith) Te Ma ’ +hih + i aM 4 Mi bahar - Twenty-Four Hours Inside the German Lines - An Untold Story of Col. Carl Ristine’s experience following the taking of Charpentry—Refuage in a shellhole—The men who failed to escape—Fooling the enemy on his own grounds—A busy officer— In a machine gun nest — Fording the river — Reporting observations A chaptter from Clair Kenamore's forthcoming book. “From Vauquois Hill to Exrermont.” T WAS nearly dark when Charpentry was taken on the evening of Sept. 27. The objective of that attack was a line running through Exer- mont, four kilometers further north. Col. Carl L.. Ristine of the 139th Infantry decided to push forward and follow up the success of the late afternoon, believing the troops would reach the objective. His two runners were killed in the barrage before Charpentry, and the troops on both sides of him killed or wounded by machine-gun fire or artillery. Only his Adjutant, Lieut. James H. McCord, accompa- nied Ristine when they reached the valley of Char- pentry. There in the dusk some of our troops were taking prisoners from dugouts, others were fighting or the right and left and some troops were going up the hill across the valley. In the late dusk he could not tell whether they were Americans or Germans, but supposed they were the forward elements of our lines. Lieut. McCord was severely wounded and Ristine proceeded alone, expecting to get with our leading ele- ments, get hold of some more runners and keep things going, while they were going good. Just before Charpentry Cemetery he was met with heavy machine-gun fire. He lay low until the fire in his immediate front died down, which was some time. the Thirty-Fifth Division They set in to organize it and dig. it out in the bottom to make things more comfortable and decided they could hold out until the other troops arrived. They figured they would not be discovered before morning and in the daylight they could fight it out for a while. They constructed auto rifle positions on four sides of the hole and had themselves comfortable in tk: bot- tom when the German machine gun- ners begap to get active. Soon it became apparent that two machine guns were crossing their fire over the shell hole. This indicated that the enemy intended to stay where he was until he got the Americans. The seven Americans talked the matter over and Ristine finally de- cided that he could not justify him- self in compelling the men to ae- ae Sept. 27, 1918. The armies were very close to- gether. No one knew exactly how close. No lights were shown in the open by either army. The. only lights were in dugouts, with well blanketed doors, and the flash lights under cover at dressing stations, where the surgeons worked over wounded men. The retreating Ger- mans were going about their busi- ness with the greatest haste possi- ble. While virtually all the move- ment was backward, there was an incidental necessary movement of men forward and in directions par- allel to the front. Ristine came across a dugout ap- parently deserted which had been headquarters for a German officer. The officer's kit was laid out ready m 60to be packed for departure. Ris- company him, They were surround- ed by, the Germans and any move- ment of as many men as were in the shell hole would ifgubitably be observed, whereas one man or two men might move about un- hindered. Finally Ristine gave the men permission to go whatever way they chose. “Every man for him- self,” he ordered. The matter was discussed in @etail. Ristine felt sure that the enemy would have placed men in the rear of the shell holes, and on both flanks, in the hope of either killing or capturing the Americans when they tried to escape. He argued, therefore, that the best tactics was to crawl out and move forward toward the German lines. After an advance of one or two hun- dred yards in that direction, he suggested turning to the right or left, circling the troops guarding the shel! hole, and returning to.the Americans’ own lines. The others dij not like this plan, so Ristine set out alone. He crawled out of the hole and for a long distance di- rectly toward the enemy, then He finally went forward into the cemetery and emerged from it to the west, and some dis- tance off ran into a Lieutenant and five privates from the 137th. They told him the front lines had gone forward and the party set out to catch up with them. They cut such wires as they could, and bombed dug- outs. They could hear fighting on their right, left and front. The little party of seven had three automatic rifles. Ristine had no idea our troops had stopped long before and that he was headed for the enemy lines te * ele 4+ When they reached a point near Camp Drachen, or the hill just south of the valley which leads to Exermont, they ran into the Germans. No one was talking, although they could hear troops all around, and some of them very near. Ristine s Pipe a4 - .% 2 \ : * Xx \\ \ \ nh’ i is ; 5 ' : ‘ , YA : a on . >. ‘ ~ 7} : \ " . jC a , . . “Ristine decided that if he was chal- turned and walked parallel to the positions he supposed the lines to occupy. After Ristine had had time to zet a hundred meters away, two other men crawled out of the shell hole. They were never seen again and doubtless were killed after emerging. Next, one man made the attempt and he was hit just as he went over the edge and fell back into the shell hole dead. The other four remained in the shell hole and 5 eS \ ¥ > | LA LAS a were taken prisoners by the Germans. By this time Ristine was walking about inside the Ger- man lines. It was very dark, he could not look at his map, and he knew it would be poor policy to stop for any length of time and examine closely his prismatic compass. On these compasses the needle is illumi- nated like the hands on the il- luminated dial of a watch. yelled at them: “What outfit is lenged he would respond - He found the Germans in this?” There was no answer. gruffly. hurried retreat. It was almost but he soon learned it was part a rout. From the American of the German army in retreat. Ristine did not know what to do. It was so dark he could tell very little about the terrain, he had lost his flash light, although he could not have used it if he had had it. He did not want to be surrounded and he hated to retire from a retiring foe. Ristine believes if he had not called to the Ger- mans he could have joined them with safety. The Americans decided to move back to the top of the crest behind them, and there they crawled into a new shell hole large enough to accommodate them all. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 3, %96%, guns there came a slight “interdiction” fire. There was not sufficient artillerying to do any great dam- age, but it was enough to keep the Germans from forming or getting into groups. This was a great as- sistance to the wandering American, because if the Germans themselves were scattered, one man wander- ing alone would excite no comment and there would be no question as to why he was not connected with his organization. It was a very dark night, and a cold, steady rain was falling, as no one will forget who was in the valley of the Aire on the night of COL. CARL RISTINE. tine, who was very hungry, thor- oughly chilled and wet through, had no overcoat of his own, 80 he took the officer's coat and put it on. 1 don't know whether it occurred to him at the time that this action would have made him a spy in the eyes of the enemy if he had been captured and that it would doubtless have brought the summary punishment a spy received. He adopted a course of action which he thought would be the most like that en.ployed by a German officer moving about within his own lines at that time. Whenever he passed near a working party, he moved as if he had some pressing business on hand. He had always to pretend by his actions that he was very busy and had to hurry some place to attend to this business. He figured that the chances of being discovered were slight as long as the darkness covered him and as long as he did not try to escape from the German lines. The fact that he wore an American hel- met did not cause him great concern, because in the darkness it would be almost impossible for an observer to discover that. [ am not sure that it would have meant instant dis- covery even if the identity of the helmet had become tnown. tn our lines | have geen American soldiers wearing German helmets without drawing any com- - ment except ridicule. There was a general belief that the German helmet gave more protection to the neck than the flat American metal hat. Whenever he came to a road Ristine walked along it just as if he had all the business in the world there. When there was no one near, he endeavored to orient himself and discover the best way back home. When anyone approached he immediately again took on the air of being a very industrious person going on some very important mission and brazened his way through. There was very little talking among the Germans. from weariness or because of orders, or possibly be- eguse it was their training, they talked very little in their work. and that little was done in a low tone of voice. Ristine decided that if he were challenged he would respond gruffly if forced to respond at all and if the challenger became insistent he would shoot him and do his best to escape in the darkness. He would have had a very good chance at this. To carry out this plan, from the time he left the shell hole until he was within the American lines at the Twenty-eighth Divi- sion headquarters, he carried his Colt automatic in his hand constantly, more than 24 hours. It seems strange now that in all this time he was never challenged, but it is only from the viewpoint of civilian life that such a thing does seem strange. It was my observation that a battlefield at night in open warfare was unlike anything that I had conceived it to be. In an organized trench system, of course, there would be a proper arrangement of sentries and guards and it would be impossible for one to move about much without being challenged. But in the open field. where the tired men lay down to sleep at night, (Continued on Page 15.) PAGE THREE * ty eae ~ oa ee on ee a ae Wes » - ‘2 CMA 208 A . % 6) is di an po & - | “> aCe ose Aer - bani "

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ee = ee ____he do for her on this uncharted shore’ eae Ne “Fite a te a. FAS . 7 4 -_ «a ; PAGE ES hae FP wed ph ysical fit Sie te Gis hgdet Was ctrener- SUMMITS Ts cetchaines fight of toe bot meres=s ) his problems loomed forth as black and as real as e dense jungle in the background. He had saved the and she was worth the effort—yes, a thou- times! But for what had he saved her? The feeling in him, the tenderness that grew with every thought of her, seemed at the same time to be sapping his strength and his confidence. _ seved her only for a hand to hand struggle with nature, Had he What could He had spok- en truly when he told her he did not know the out- door game. All he knew of it was its possibilities of disaster. He was not at all sure the turtle supply would hold out, or that he could catch any fish. As for this island, with its deceptive beauty, its tropical what was to prevent it from being swept by sudden hurricane, and where could he find shel- ter for her if a storm broke? He set his teeth and swore aloud. He was losing his nerve at a time when he had most need of it. He only a faint comfort in the knowledge that his dread was all for her. Alone, he could have played \ the cards nature gave him and won or lost with de- _ cency. Not as it was, the stake was so big! A sudden vision came before him of the figure back on the beach, asleep and helpless; and as if this were what it had his soul took up instant arms for her. His head rose. It was going to be all right—of course it was going to be all right. He'd take care of her, and what he didn’t know about desert islands and food problems he'd soon learn. And now the first thing to do was to get her a breakfast. He was gone an hour. When be returned, carrying half a dozen small fish that he had caught primitively, she was busy about the fire. She, too, had bathed and made such toilet as she could. She greeted him with a glow of relief, and exclaimed fittingly over the fish. “We've dishes, too, this morning." She indicated the turtle shells and tried to laugh. He prepared and cooked the fish, and they had their breakfast. “Sleep well?” “Perfectly.” He looked at her keenly, and saw in her a reflec- tion of his own earlier mood. She was no fool, this wonderful companion of his. She did not assume that because land was under her feet all her troubles were over. Obviously the thing to do was to cheer her up, and the quickest way to do that was to set her to work. In the reaction from his own depression he found it easy to be cheerful, almost gay. “We've loafed long enough,” he said, springing to his feet. “Now, we're going to build your bungalow. Come on.” She stared at him, but rose obediently. got any tools,” she reminded him. “W've got my knife, and it’s a good one.” “Are you going to cut down trees with it” She almost gigzied, and he responded jovously to her ris- ing spirits. “Nature did it for us, good old dame. She knew we'd be along this summer, so she laid this fellow here, all ready for us. I! found it this morning. He led her to the edge of the wood and showed her a fallen tree. be asked her “We haven't = ae At Death’s Door With ‘Jungle eee me, with open mouth and flaming eyes, honden, growling savagely. I knew it was hope- ‘let less to try to get another cartridge into my single-barreled rifle, and utterly use- pearance of a charging lion backed so vig- my shot, which, loose the “In an instant, close up to me. feet since firing, and whether it was my less to try to mount, more especially as standing still facing him that made him my horse, startled by the loud, hoarse alter his mind, or whether he heard the grunts and sudden and disagreeable ap- noise made by my people—who, hearing immediately gazed at him reverently and the look was wine. “Why, of course you can,” she exclaimed. “How much you know!” On the instant he decided to act as wise as she thought him. Not another word of self-depreciation would she hear from him—he'd be Solomon and all the rest of ‘em rolled into one; for, he now realized, the first requisite for her peace of mind was that she sbould think him infallible. “I'll make it roomy,” he boasted. “Of course, the roof will be made of smaller branches. Like the site?’ ‘She liked it. It was just on the edge of the wood, in full view of the sea, and, she reflected with comfort, of him, as he slept by his fire. “You can sit at your front door and look for sails,”’ he reminded her. “And, by the way, I'll just set that signal now.’ He disappeared, removed a superfluous white gar- ment, climbed a tree with infinite difficulty, and set his signal flying. When he returned, his hands and knees were raw, but he was still chgerful, which is saying much for him. “Now for the bungalow,” he said. “What can I do?’ “You? Ob, you can look on and admire me.” Then he bethought himself and added hastily: “Or, better still, you can gather all the small branches you can find and bring them here. I'll need them to lave in among the larger ones.’ They worked all day, stopping only for nother meal of fish at noon. By night the little shelter was ready. It would not have satisfied a practical man, but they stood off,to regard it with the warm approval of cre- ators. “Now we'll eat and go to bed,” said Hepburn reso- lutly. “And I know’ one person,’ he added, later, over their second turtle meal, “who will sleep without rocking.” “Two,” she corrected drowsily. He led her to her shelter and left her there. When he returned to prepare his bed in the sand, he was sc nearly asleep that he stumbled vaguely over his own feet while he was making the hollow deep enough He had never worked so hard in his life—but how good it was to work for her! How splendid to feel that he, and he alone, stood between her and privation! Never in all his luxurious years and numerous interests at home had he known a sensation as satisfactory as the deep content that enveloped him now. She was wonderful— surely there never was any like her—what other girl —— He was asleep. She was still in her green bower when he awoke the next morning. Again, as before, he made the fire and dashed off to the brook. When he returned, he bore not only the fish for their breakfast, but a look of extraordinary radiance. She beamed in response, but the heroic effort she made was obvious. “Think you'd like a week or so of this?” suddenly, as they ate their meal. She tried to nod, tried to smile, but her eyes brimmed With a gesture of anger she dashed the tears away. “It will be wonderful,” she declared, stoutly. But he had seen the tears. He crossed to her side. sat down and took her hand. he asked, being translated, means fired instantly, dogs. as | say, I had never moved my come at any moment. orously that the bridle (to a running ring loud growling of the lion, were all shout- on which a strong thong was attached, came over his head. to have an opportunity of testing the ac- ing, | curacy of plained by the doctor), a lion's bite gives of anything in particular. The whole ad- loud as | could, ‘Los de honden _ PAGE FOURTEEN ing and making a noise to frighten the. the other end being fastened to my belt) lion from coming their way—I cannot take upon myself to say; but he came straight | “I had a strong feeling that | was about on to within about six yards of me, look-| must say, | | Dr. Livingstone’s incredible then suddenly swerved off, and, passing statement that, for certain reasons (ex- me, galloped away. | The dog then ran him to bay along-| no pain; but there was no time to think side a big ant hill. “As soon as he saw venture was the affair of a moment. I further heed to his canine foes, but stood, . just brought my rifle round in front of with his eyes fixed on the most dangerous me, holding the small of the stock in my of his assailants, growling hoarsely, and right hand and the barrel in my left, with with his head held low between his shoul- a vague idea of getting it into the lion's ders—just ready to charge, in fact. I mouth, and at the same time yq@ied as knew my horse would not stand steady, ios de so | jumped off and, taking a quick aim, SUNDAY MAGAZINE—STf. LOVIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 3, 1919, Both thought of the- ~~ a. ake. = = (Continued From Page 7 m hours when he had held it in the water. tightened. ~ “Dear,” he said, gentty—ané neither noticed that he said it—‘I've good news for you.” “A ship'”’ “No, not yet. Better than that,” he .added, quickly, as the sudden sunburst faded. “There's a settlement here.” “A settlement? Where?” “There, across the island—about eight miles away.” “Then it isn't—a desert island?” “No, it’s got a missionary and a little village, and a sort of general store, and two or three English citi- zens, and a big banana plantation. I met an English- Her grasp - speaking native in the forest this morning, who told me all about it. A boat touches here overy fortnight or so, to carry away the bananas. It is due in five days. It will take us away when it comes—and the mis- + sionary, who's a good chap, according to the native, will surely take us in the meantime. The native is coming in an hour to guide us through the woods. We'll start as soon as he gets here.” He left her, mercifully, after that, and occupied him- self in stamping out the fire. “No need of starting a conflagration here,’ he ex- plained. “The wind is blowing straight toward the forest.” When he returned to her, she greeted him with an April face of tears and smiles. “I’m sorry to be so silly,”’ she apologized, and gave him both her hands. He held them and looked down at her. “I understand. Any woman would feel the same. Personally, I'm a bit disappointed. I'd begun to think we were going to have a ripping week or so of camp life.” : “All alone together on our desert island,” she added. “Yes.” A sense of loss surged over him. At first his feel- ing had been infinite relief for her. Now, he was losing her. She seemed to be receding from him—go- ing back to the eager world she loved. He forgot that he loved it, too. She was speaking so softly that, still holding her hands, he bent to catch her words. “I believe I am almost a little disappointed, too!" she whispered. He stared deep into her eyes, then caught her in his arms. She remained there unresistingly, her face against his shoulder. “I feel as if I had known you a thousand years, he heard her say. “Then it’s all right!’’ he almost shouted. “Life's pretty much of a desert island anywhere,” he reminded her a few moments later, after several breathless con- fidences on each side. “Marry me, dear, and we'll live it out together on some desert island in New York. Will you? Say yes.” She said yes. There was another long and blissful interval. “Hang it!’’ ejaculated Hepburn. ‘There's that na- tive. Well, we're ready. We don’t have to pack.” They were following their guide through the forest's deep, green stretches when Hepburn suddenly turned to her with — expression—a look at once startled, shy and amuséd. ‘Darling,’ he said, “I don't want to seem inquisitive or prying, but, as we're going to have the missionary marry us today, don’t you think we ought to know each other’s name?’ (Copyright, 1916, by Harper & Brothers.) — as it does not do to wait when a lion is looking at you like this, the lion was and when he may make up his mind to shoulder and traveling the whole length Usually they jerk of hts body. their tails up over their backs, holding his haunches immediately after, and was them perfectly stiff and rigid, two or evidently done for, as. he three times before charging. They some- tongue out of his mouth and growled times charge without doing this, but they followed by the never do this without charging. 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- aa te 45 es ihe omit et eS WP tay 3 a c J > ~ poor Pe es * 2 ae re re: ee _ - 5 . J Sig OE a =) ee eee oi F. ae ee Fm x de 9 oe = —- —_—— = Selous, Mightiest African Hunter HE greatest big game hunter in the world is what Frederick Courtenay Selous was called. Hunting filled his life, and the best part of his manhood was spent in the wilds of Africa in the chase of lions, buffalos and elephants. Friend of Theodore Roosevelt and Cecil Rhodes and Lobingula, he was more at home on the banks of the crocodile-infested Limpopo River or on the sun-baked veldt of Mashonaland than in rooms of London. | J. G. Millais, the eminent naturalist, has just writ- ten the life of his friend Selous (published by Long- mans, Green & Co.). The book is filled with thrilling adventures. These begin in the pages that recount his school days at Rugby, for the call of the wild was on him already. And hig death was in keeping with his life. for when over 60 years old he volunteered in the British army and led a company of soldiers on a hunt for Germans in the jungle of East Africa, employing against them the very methods he had learned in his chase after wild beasts. But what lions’ teeth had not been able to do, a German builet did. The following episodes, related mostly in his own words, have been selected from Mr. Millais’ work as among the most -thrilling of Selous’ adventures among wild beasts. ELOUS’ escape from an old bull buffalo which killed his horse under him, on the Nata River in May, 1874, was almost miraculous, for a buffalo seldom leaves his victim alive, once he gets him down. He found two old buffalo bulls, galloped within three yards of them, and the rifle missed fire. After another chase, one of the bulls, get- ting annoyed, stood and offered a good shot, but the cap again played the hunter false. “Putting on a third cap, I now kept it down with my thumb, and was once more close behind him, and had galloped for perhaps a couple of minutes more, when, entering a patch of short, thick mopani bush, he stopped suddenly, wheeled round and came on at once, as soon as he caught sight of the horse, his nose stretched straight out and horns laid back, uttering the short grunts with which these animals invariably ac- company a charge. “There was no time to be lost, as | was not more than 40 yards from him; so, reining in with a jerk and turning the horse at the same instant broadside on, | raised my gun, intending to put a ball, if possible, just between his neck and shoulder, which, could I have done so, would either have knocked him down, or at any rate made him swerve; but my horse, instead of standing steady, as he had always done before, now commenced walking forward, though he did not ap- pear to take any notice of the buffalo. There was no time to put my hand down and give another wrench on the bridle (which I had let fall on the Norse’s neck), and for the life of me I could not get a sight with the horse in motion. “A charging buffalo does not take many seconds to cover 40 yards, and in another instant his outstretched nose was within six feet of me; -so, lowering the gun from my shoulder, I pulled it off right in his face, at the same time digging the spurs deep into my steed’s sides. But it was too late, for even as the herse sprang forward the old bull caught him full in the flank, pitch- ing him, with me on his back, into the air like a dog. The recoil of the heavily-charged elephant gun, with which I was unluckily shooting, twisted it clean out of my hands, so-that we all, horse, gun and man, fell in different directions. “My horse regained its feet and galloped away imme- diately, but even with a momentary glance I saw that the poor brute’s entrails were protruding in a dreadful manner. The buffalo, on tossing the horse, had stopped . Tells Hair-Raising Advv the clubs or drawing — _ “. : i P ae a , a fiz i 4 ‘ 4 - Sa: ‘. - ad 4 2 Lae fig ee | anit ‘> gall * - ". * 4 er -. aw oe Se ee entures With Lions, Elephants and Buffalos “I was about to have an opportunity of*testing Livingstone’s statement that a lion's bite gives no pain.” dead, and now stood with his head lowered within a few feet of me. I had fallen in a sitting position and facing my unpleasant-looking adversary. _I could see no wound. on him, so must have missed, {hough 1 can scarcely understand how, as he was so very close when I fired when he charged at me. | ‘“‘However, I had not much time for speculation, for the old brugfe, after glaring at me a few seconds with his sinister-looking bloodshot eyes, finally made up his mind and, with a grunt, rushed at me. I threw my body out flat along the ground to one side, and just avoided the upward thrust of his horn, Teceiving, however, a severe blow on the lef shoulder with the round part of it, nearly dislocating my right arm with the force with which my elbow was driven against the ground and receiving also a kick on the instep from one of his feet. Luckily for me, he did’ not-turn again, as he most certainly would have done had he been wounded, but galloped clean away. “The first thing to be done was to look after my horse, and at about 150 yards from where he had been tossed I found him. The buf- falo had struck him full in the left thigh; it was an awful wound, and, as the poor beast was evidently in the last extremity, I hastily loaded my gun and put him out of his mis- ery. My Kaffirs coming up just then, I started with them, eager for vengeance, in pursuit of the buffalo, but was compelled finally to aban- don the chase, leaving my poor horse unavenged. “Having picked out a good cow elephant for my fifth victim, I gave her a shot behind the shoulder, on which she turned from the herd and walked slowly away by herself. As I cantered up behind her she wheeled round and stood facing me, with her ears spread and her head raised. My horse was now so tired that he stood well; so, reining in, I gave her a shot from his back between the neck and the shoulder, which I believe just stopped her from charging. On receiving this wound she backed a few paces, gave her ears a flap against her sides and then stood facing me again. I had just taken out the empty cartridge and was about to push a fresh one in, when, seeing that she looked very vicious, and as I was not 30 yards away from her, I caught the bridle and turned the horse’s head away, so as to be ready for a fair start in case of a charge. “I was still holding my rifle with the breech open when I saw that she was coming. Digging the spurs into my horse’s ribs, I did my best to get him away; but he was so thoroughly done that, instead of springing forward, which was what the emergency required, he only started at a walk and was just breaking into a canter when the ele- phant was upon us. I heard two short, sharp screams above my head, and had just time to think it was all over with “She was on her knees, tusks in the dragged myself out behind.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 3, 1919, round, and I! me, when, horse and all, I was dashed to the ground. “For a few seconds I was half stunned ee 5 Pe Frederick C. Selous, who ac- companied Theodore Roose- velt on his African hunting fours. by the violence of the shock, and the first thing I be- came aware of Was a very strong smell of elephant. At the same instant I felt that | was still unhurt and that, althoveh in an unpleasant predicament, | had still-@ chance for life. I was, however, pressed down on thé ground in such a way that I could not extricate my head. At last, with a violent effort, | wrenched my- self loose and threw my body over sideways, so that I rested on my hands. As | did so ! saw the hind legs of the elephant standing lie two pillars before me and at once grasped the situation. She was on her knees, with her head and tusks in the ground, and I had been pressed down under her chest, but luckily behind her forelegs. “Drakeing myself from under her, 1 regained my feet and made a hasty retreat, having had rather more than enough of elephants for the time being. I retained, how- ever, sufficient presence of mind to run slowly, watching her move- ments over my shoulder and direct- ing mine accordingly. Almost im- mediately | had made my escape she got up and stood looking for me, with her ears up and head raised. turning first to one side and then to the other, but never quite wheeling round. As she made these turns, I ran obliquely to the right or left, as the case might be, al- ways endeavoring to keep her stern toward me. At leneth | gained the shelter of a small breh and breathed freely once more.” After a time he recovered his rifle and again attacked a cow which he thought was his late assailant. and killed her with two more shots, but she proved to be a different beast. “1 Selous did not escape. quite scath- less from this encounter, for his eye was badly bruised and the ski® all rubbed off the richt breast. His horse was badly injured, though he recovered after two months. Some men whom Selous had sent into the “fly” to look for elephants returned and re- ported “a big lion close by.” immediately Selous was out and after him with his dogs, which were led. He had not, however, gone far when he saw the lion lying flat on the ground at right angles to where he was riding. As his horse would not stand, he dismounted. “All this time the lion had never moved, nor did he now, but lay watching me intently with his yellow eyes. Nothing stirred but his tail, the end of which he twitched slowly, so that the black bunch of hair at its extremity appeared first on one side of him, then on the other. As I raised my rifle to my shoulder | found that the fallen tree trunk interfered considerably with the fine view I had had of him from my horse's back, as it hid almost all his nose below the eyes. In the position in which he was now holding his head I ought to have hit about half way between the nostrils and the eyes, which was impossible; anywhere above the eyes would have been too high,.as the bullet would have glanced from his skull, so that it required a very exact shot to kill him on the spot. However, there was no time to wait, and, trying to aim so that the bullet should just clear the fallen log and catch him between the eyes, I fired. “With a loud roar he answered the shot, and J ime stantly became aware that he was coming straight at (Continued on Page 14.) + PAGE THIRTES Ye

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eoeeghhe-88 Ss & Ste SS Sckaeer® 3 cp | Saeastess ae. _ s Re =F = BES SRo eo SSEES : 085 Soe5 3 A : g25 2385228582 & a = OLDEST MAN IN THE WORLD? HE National Geographic ‘Society has been asked to make an investigation as to whether “Uncie” John Shell, a native Missourian, now living in the wilds back of Greasy Creek, in Leslie County, Ky., is a full-grown adult of 130 years or a mere callow fledgling of 118. In case the for- mer figure is established, it is conceded that he will have undisputed claim to the title of “the oldest man in the civilized world.”’ In the meantime, Uncle John, totally unperturbed at finding himself the center of a scientific inquiry, is making preparations for the celebration of his 119ta— or will it be his 13lst?—birthday on Sept. 3. On that occasion he expects to be honored by a family reunion of his 200 or more descendants who live in the neighboring country. He promises to eat a lusty birthday dinner with his third set of teeth, which put in an unexpected appear- ance not long ago, and to drain an especially gener- ous dram—if the prohibitionists permit—of the daily whisky to which he attributes no small responsibility for his longevity. In addition, he may be persuaded to give proof of his keen sight and steady nerves by performing some of the feats of marksmanship with which he is accustomed to carry off the prizes at the old-fashioned shooting matches held in the com- munity. Uncle John’s modest private opinion is that he is a mere youngster of 1!8, but he is free to admit that in dealing with such large numerals it would be easy to make an error of a trifling 12 years or so. His friends are positive that his pretensions to old age are altogether too diffident. One of the most ardent cham- pions of the larger figure is “Uncle” Henry Chappell, who, to be sure, is only an enthusiastic juvenile of $0-odd summers. Uncle Henry’s youthful zeal led him to turn over all the ancient legal documents at the Leslie County Courthouse, National Geographical Society asked to investigate age of ‘‘Uncle’’ John Shell—He says he is 118, but an aged neighbor asserts he is 130—World events that have been spanned by his life—Often walks 25 miles at a time, is a crack shot and boasts his third pair of teeth—Family reunion soon, at which 200 descendants are expected 3 + + 3 German empire was formed at Versailles and be- came the most powerful military Government in the world. He has seen that empire shattered and dis- membered, and the grandson of the first Emperor ousted from his throne and an exile in an alien land. He has seen the United States expand from a feeble congeries of states along the Atlantic coast to the first Power on the globe. His life spans every presi- dential term in this country from John Adams to Woodrow Wilson. If we take his age as 130, the showing is still more staggering. If he was born in 1788 he was a year old when the States-General convened at Versailles and the Paris mob stormed the Bastile; Louis XVI was still on the throne, and five years were to pass before the tragic scene at the guillotine ended the reign of the Bour- bons. Napoleon Bonaparte, a morose and self-con- tained youth of 19, undreaming of his mizgh'y future, was fighting in obscure guerrilla skirmish:s under Paoli in Corsica. 2 ow According to this calculation, John Shell was 4 years old when “The Marseillaise’’ was first heard in the world; he was 5 when Napoleon came into fame as a Lieutenant of artillery at Toulon; he was 8 years old when Gen. Bonaparte married Josephine, and, as a slender, delicate youth of 26, set forth for Italy to achieve the most dazzling military campaign of modern time. He was a lad of 15 when the Emperor Napoleon sold Louisiana Territory to the United States. If he was born in 1788, he is only 12 years younger than the Declaration of Independence; he was an in- fant a year old when Washington was inaugurated as first President of the United States in 1789, and he was 11 years old when Washington died. Still assuming him to be in his 13lst year, he was 53 years old when the veteran Premier Clemenceau was born; he was 68 ‘years of age when Woodrow Wilson first saw the‘ight; he was 21 years old when Gladstone was born, and, al- though that statesman lived to the aze of 89, has sur- vived him 21 years. : And with all the years heaped upon his head, Uncle John thinks nothing of setting out of a morning for a 25-mile stroll through the rough mountain country. He often wal s to Hyden, the county seat, transacts business there and returns on foot. He is so redoubta- ble a pedestrian that he would be likely to tire out a person a century younger than himeelf. And he still does a considerable amount of daily work—actual la- bor on his little hillside farm. A reporter who a few days ago made the journey to Uncle Jobn's cabin was entertained over night with cordial hospitality. In reply to a question as to his recipe for « long and healthy life, the aged patriarch replied: “Drink good whisky, moderately. “Drink plenty of pure water. “Breathe pure air. “Eat slowiv. “Walk and keep walking. “Ton't worry. I never have and among them he unearthed a duplicate tax receipt, dated 1809 and bearing the _ signature of “John Shell.”” Uncle Henry main- tains that this signature was written by his venerable friend, and proceeds to argue in this wise: If Uncle John was paying taxes in 1809, he must have been 21 years of age at the time; therefore he was born in 1788, and in consequence must be to- day in his 13lst year. Assuming first that Uncle John will be 119 years old next September, and was ‘therefore born Sept. 3, 1800, his life spans an amazing number of great events and notable careers. In this case, he was four years old when the first Napoleon was crowned Emperor of France, 15 years old when he was crushed at Waterloo, and had just come of age when the Titanic exile died on St. Helena. He was 9 years old when Abraham Lincoln was born, 61 years old when Lincoln owas inaugurated as President and the Civil War be- gan, and has survived his as- sassination by 54 years. He was 7 years of age when Robert Fulton's steamboat, Cler- niont, paddled up the Hudson, arousing amazement by its stu- pendous speed of five miles an hour against the current; he was a vouth of 19 when the Savan- nah made the first transatlantic voyage under steam prepulsion, in the phenomenal time of 28 days. He has lived to see an airplane cross the ocean in a nonstop flight of 15 hours, 57 nrinutes. ‘He was a gray-haired man of 58 when the first message was sent by transatlantic cable, and he is still alive when electric messages sent through the air are a matter of daily routine. He was 67 years old when Alexander Graham Bell took out a patent for the telephone, and 44 when Morse strung his telegraph line i a “roe OOP eas en ats a yO , ASe.' . - Se See «2 EN sS: 9 worried in all my life.” Uncle John appears to have preserved as keen a mental alac- rity as he displays physically. He talked interestingly to his visitor about days of long ago. He was born near where now stands Sedalia, Mo., and as a boy blazed the trail with his family to the foothills of the “umberlands, in Kentucky. There were Indians to be seen there, and wild game roamed the hills. “Why, I’ve carried in three deer on my back from one hunt,’’ he said, “and I’ve shot three bears in one morning. I rarely let one escape me, and (he pointed to a time-worn weapon in the rack) my trusty rifle rare- ly failed me. It is the same to this day.” Here he wandered off to his exploits at local shooting con- tests, in which he still has a name resonant the country round. “The old man can still beat the boys and carry off the prizes,” he bragged. And as a matter of fact, he does it. His remarkable evesight is proved not only by his marks- menship, but by his dailv read- ine of a Bible of the finest print. REE He spends considerable time at aoe this pursuit, for he is an old- Be eh stvle Raptist and an inveterate See: churchcoer. RS 1 He is particularly proud of his : third set of teeth, and boasts that his dental equipment is superior to that of manv a modern man of 30. The most solid of foods have no terrors for his incisors and molars. It is his firm be- lief that he is now in the prime of life, and that he still has many vears to live. Honors live those probably paid to Methuselah by his neigh- bors although centenarians seem to have been rather com- mon in Old Testament days—are to be paid Uncle John on his birthday by the surrounding community. In addition to his : ae ae gt Cee PS | swarm of des: endants, people are between Baltimore and Washing- ton. : He was 71 years old when the “Uncle” John Shell, 118 years old—or is it 130?—and his 4-year-old great-grand- son have their picture taken. the first time for both. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DiISPATCH—AUGUS T 3, 1919, msnning to attend for miles (Continued on Page 1?.) PAGE FIVE re, '

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of erick ~~ — er ing* st oY oe ene ett in Se we “suor] YR Seanpusoapy Susmy-20H PPL 9M VP sY PAW OS > a * i. 3 ? 4 ‘ 4 a q = : ae. ee _— . a —“—_~ i ; : | you recall the name of the man you with on the observation car?” He pressed his hand against his forehead, a wrinkle appearing straight between his eyes. “I've tried to remember that,” he admitted regret- fully, “but it doesn’t quite come to me.” “Was it Beaton?” “Yes. Why, how strange! Of course, he was Ed- ward Beaton of New York. He told me he was a bro*er. Why, how did you know?” : She hesitated for an instant, uncertain just how far it was best to confide in him. Unquestionably, the man’s mind was not entirely clear, and he might say and do things to the injury of them both if he one became aware of the whole truth. Besides, the meet- ing him there alive was in itself a shoc*. She had firmly believed him dead—murdered in New York. No, she would keep that part of the story to herself for the present; let it be told to him later by others. “It is not so strange,” she said at last, “for your dis- appearance is indirectly the occasion of my being here also. I believe I can even call you by name. You are Mr. Cavendish?” “Yes,”’ he admitted, his hands gripping the back of the bench nervously, his eyes filled with amazement. “But—but I do not know you.” “For the best of reasons,” she answered, smilingly, advancing and extending her hand—‘because we have never met before. However mysterious all this must seem to you, Mr. Cavendish, it is extremely simple when explained. I am Stella Donovan, a newspaper woman. Your strange disappearance about a month ago aroused considerable interest, and I chanced to be detailed on the case. My investigations led me to visit Haskell, where, unfortunately, my mission became known to those who were responsible for your impris- onment here. So, to keep me quiet, | was also ab- ducted and brought to this place.” “You—you mean it was not an accident—that I was brought here purposely?” “Exactly; you were trailed from New York by a gang of thieves having confederates in this country. I am unable to give you all the details; but this man Beaton, whom you met on the train, is a notorious gunman and gambler. His being on the same train with you was a part of a well-laid plan, and I have no doubt but what he deliberately slugged you while you two were alone on the observation platform. As I understand, that is exactly his line of work. “But—but,” he stammered, “what was his object? Why did those people scheme to get me?” “Why! Money, no doubt; you are wealthy, are you not?” “Yes, to an extent. I inherited property, but I had no considerable sum with me that day; not more than a few hundred dollars.” ““As I told you, Mr. Cavendish, I do not know all the details, but I think these men—one of whom is a lawyer —planned to gain possession of your fortune, possibly by means of a fofged will; and, in order to accomplish this, it was necessary to get you out of the way. It looks as though they were afraid to resort to actual ° murder, but ready enough to take any other desperate chance. Do you see what I mean?” “They will rob me! While holding me here a prison- er they propose robbing me throug. the courts?” That is undoubtedly their object, but, I happen to know, it has not yrt been fully accomplished. 1: either of us can make escape from this place we shall be in time to- foil them completely.” , “But how,” he questioned, still confused, and with only the oge thoug’t deminating his mind, “could they hope to obtain possession of my fortune unless I was dead?” “They are prepared to prove. you dead. I believed so myself. The only way to convince the courts other- wise will be your appearance in person. After they once get full possession of the money they do not care what becomes of you. Living or dead, you can never get it back again.” : He sank down on. the bench and buried his face in his hands, thoroughly unperved. The girl looked at him a moment in silence, then touched his shoulder. “Look here, Mr. Cavendish,”’ she said, firmly, “there is no use losing your nerve. Surely there must be some way of getting out of here. For one, I am going te try.” — 4 = (Continued from Page 11.) He looked up at her, but with no gleam of hope in his eyes. ¢ “I have tried,” he replied despondently, “but it is no use. We are buried alive.” “Yet there must be ways out,” she insisted. “The air in that passage was perfectly pure; do you know anything about it?” : “Yes: it leads to the top of the cliff, up a steep flight of steps. But it is impossible to reach the passage, and since these Mexicans came I have reason to believe they keep a guard.” “They were not here, then, at first?” “Only for a few days; before that two rough-looking fellows, but Americans, were all I saw. Now they have gone and Mexicans’ have taken their places—they are worse than the others. Do you know what it means?” “Only partially. I have overheard some talk. It seems this is a rendezvous for a band of outlaws head- ed by one known as Pasqual Mendez. I have not seen their leader; but his lieutenant had charge of me.” “Miss Donovan,” he said with gravity, “we are in the hands of desperate men. We will have to take desperate measures to outwit them, and we will have to make desperate breaks to obtain our freedom.” The girl nodded. “Mr. Cavendish,” she said, with womanly courage, “you will not find me wanting. I am ready for anye thing, even shooting. I do hope you're a good shot.” Cavendish smiled. “I have had some experience,” he said. “Then,” the girl added, “you had better take the revolver. I never fired one except on the Fourth of July, and I would not want to trust to my marksman- ship in a pinch. Not that we will meet any such situ- ation, Mr. Cavendish—I hope we do not—but in case .we do I want to depend upon you.” “I am glad you said that, Miss Donovan; it gives me courage.”’ The girl handed the revolver over to him without a word and then held out the cartridge belt. He snapped open the weapon to assure himself it was loaded and then ran his fingers over the belt pockets. “Thirty-six rounds,” adjusting the belt to his waist; “that ought to promise a good fight. Do you feel con- fidence in me again?” “Yes,” she answered, her eyes lifting to meet his. “I trust you.” “Good. I am not a very desperate character, but will do the best I can. Shall we try the passage?” “Yes. It is the only hope.” “All right, then; I'll go first, and you follow as close as possible. There mustn’t be the slightest sound made.”’ Cavendish thrust his head cautiously through the door, the revolver gripped in his hand; Miss Donovan struggling to keep Ker nerves steady, touched the coat of her companion, fearful of being alone. The passage- way was dark, except for the little bars of light stream- ing out through the slits in the stone above the cell doors. These, however, were sufficient to convince Cavendish that no guards were in the immediate neigh- borhood. He felt the grip of the girl's fingers on his coat, and reached back to clasp her hand. “All clear,” he whfSpered. “Hurry, and this door closed.” They slipped through, crouching in the shadow as the door shut behind them, eagerly seeking to pierce the mystery of the: gloom into which the narrow cor- ridor vanished. Beyond the two cells and their dim rays all was black silence, yet both felt a strange re- lief at escaping from the confines of their prison. The open passage was cool, and the fugitives felt fresh air upon their cheeks; nowhere did any sound break the silence. Stella had a feeling as though they were buried alive. let's get (Copyright, 1918, by Randall Parrish.) (To Be Continued in Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Magazine.) ——— ee Is This Missourian Oldest Man in the World? (Continued From Page 5.) around, and there will be speechmaking and old-time fiddie playing, to which the patriarch himself may be tempted to shake a nimble leg. He has had 11 children; his grandchildren, some of them old men, are numbered by the scores, and it would tax the census man to enumerate his great- grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Uncle John never had a picture taken in his life, until the reporter asked him to pose before the cam- era. He was childishly pleased at the thought of see- ing his picture in the paper, but insisted that the honor should be shared by a 4-year-old great-grandson, who was also having his first experience with the camera. So there they posed, the eighteenth and twentieth centuries, met on the common ground of making ac-: quaintance for the first time with the marvelous in- strument which impresses the rays of the sun as a pencil with which to draw its pictures. SUNDAY MAGAZINE. -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 3, 1919.

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ne al — i ] OWE ete ma . 319S8S9q S. Ube tt So a ae we sey! mS Te ss “ae mer < pa) er a 2 era rg Rs ae 3") s oe a HERE was no question that the Hispania was going down. Hepburn had been one of the first of her passengers to take in the fact and to obey the the sharp-voiced orders of her | officers. His life preserver was strapped around him—and strapped properly. Judging by the appearance of many of his fellow passengers, this simple achievement was unique. Their life belts were on at every possible angle;. some were tied, some untied. Others were upside down. Hepburn noticed this and wondered dully why he noticed it. There were so many more important things to observe. The women and children were being low- ered into the small boats, and already one of the latter had upset. The pandemonium around him was growing wilder. It was all recognizable, all exactly the sort of thing he had heard and read of a hundred times. He was so familiar with it that he had a queer sense of having gone through it before, yet the only emotion of which he was conscious was a sort of stunned incredulity. The thing simply could not be happening. It couldn't be, but it was. He was going to die. They were all going to die—he and this pack of men who were now fighting like beasts over the last life boat. But at least he need not die with them. —_ woman she was keeping wonderfully cool. He turned his head and smiled at her. “All right?” “Yes, Where are we going?” The question brought him up with jerk. He didn’t know. He had simply been fol- lowing a blind, unreasoning instinct of self- preservation. that bade him swim, keep afloat, whatever the effort, whatever the result. “Perhaps we'll reach one of the boats,” he suggested, without conviction. “They're all full.” “Oh, well, something will pick us up.” He was interrupted by her wild grasp at him, her strangled cry. He caught her strongly and looked for the explanation of her pania It was directly in front of them. if he had not been looking at her he must have seen it when she did. It Was @ little ehild—a dead child—floating toward them, face down. It drifted past them limply, and Hepburn averted his eyes from it with a pang that was the first real emotion he had felt during the experience. “Steady there,’ he said to the girl. She released him and swam beside him. Then, as if the dead child had given its liv- ing companions 4 message, a sudden realiza- tion came to him. It explained, too, his growing fatigue. ys “Turn,” he said. “We're swimming against Possibly he need not die at all. Certainly < he could cross over to the other side of the boat and take his chance by himself. He was a good swimmer. One of the surviving small boats might pick him up. His brain worked clearly; coolly he made his plans, yet all the time he was thinking and planning s0 calmly he was con- vinced of the utter impossibility of the thing that was happening. The fog had cleared away, and the wind was rising. Dark clouds scudded overhead, with here and there a seagull in view, seemingly in pursuit of them. On the sullen, oily waves 4 few small boats rose and fell. Here and there in the water—but after. one glance Hepburn did not look at the things in the water. There was no sense in making this nightmare worse than it was. He needed his nerve, and knew he had it and would keep it if he did not look too closely at what was happening in the water. e The last boat lowered had upset. That made two that had upset. The men in the water were swimming to the boats that remained afloat, and the officer in one overloaded boat was pushing 4 swimmer away with an oar. The decent men still on the Hispania’s deck were acting much as Hepburn felt—stunned, stupefied, incredulous. A few were already leaping overboard; the others seemed waiting for the steamer ty settle. Hepburn unlaced and removeé his shoer and climhed to the opposite side of the deck, a feat made difficult by the fact that the steamer was already listing badly. He wanted to be alone—if necessary to die alone—and the feeling was so strong that when a girl rushed out of a deck stateroom and caught his arm as he passed, his first emotion was one of quick, irra- tional annoyance. Under its impulse he spoke sharply. “What are you doing here?” he demanded. “Why aren't you in one of the boats?” His manner was 80 peremptory that she responded to it with a flash of her own spirit. “Il was asleep,” she said, curtly. “I've had <.o dress. It took some time.” “It did,” muttered Hepburn, grimly. “Every woman but you is off the ship.” “| know, she gasped, “and some of drowned.” The retort was so Unt ensciously pat that Hepburn them are felt the ghastly humor of it, but before it touched more than the edge of his consciousness another discovery hit him hard. “Why, good Lord!” he cried, “you haven't even got @ life preserver on!” “No,” she said dully, then turned and stared into the “It’s there,” she cried. empty stateroom behind her. “I couldn't fasten rt.” Hepburn leaped into the room, seized the cork jack- et, and without @ word adjusted it to her and fastened it securely. He worked rapidly, expecting each moment to feel the reel and submersion of the ship, and the girl lent herself to his effor # as submissively a8 @ PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 3, 1919. He sprang, and, to his relief, felt the impetus with which she sprang with him. child yields itself to the hands of its nurse. He noticed with approval that her clothing was what he called sensible—light and warm. She had on a white wool blazer? a short blue serge skirt and white canvas shoes. When the cork jacket was adjusted, he grasped her arm and dragged her out on deck. They were none too soon. “Quick,” he said, “we've got to jump. Climb over this rail, and when I say now, leap out as far as you can.” For an instant only she hung back. she stammered. “You've got to,” declared Hepburn, sternly. He had no elevating sentiments in the matter. His feeling of annoyance had passed, and he took the girl's presence as unanalytically as he had taken the rest of the unbelievable experience. She was a nuisance but she was there, and hence to be reckoned with. It no more occurred to him to leave her than it occurred to him to die for her if he had to. He did not reason about her at all. “Come on,” he commanded. He lifted her over the rail, and, still holding her hand, climbed after her. “Ready,” he said. “Don’t be a agad veight Now!” He sprang, and, to his relief, fe e impetus with which she sprang with him. The next instant a shiver- ing green wall rose before him, crashed upon him, knocked the breath out of him, and then slowly fell away from him. He had come to the surface. Some- thing rose beside him—something he was holding with a death grip. What was it? course. With an impulse to get as far as possible from the sinking ship, he struck out with a mighty stroke, working his legs and his right arm to their utmost, holding the girl's right hand in his left one. There was no drag on it. “Can you swim?” he gasped. w . “Yes.” That was good news, bully news! It gave them both a fighting chance. His relief was evident in the changed tone with which he uttered his next words. “Fine,” he said. “Swim well?” “Pretty well—but— but, I'm nervous.” “Of course. Now listen. Let go of my hand, and put your right hand on my shoulder. Help yourself as much as you can. The minute you begin to feel tired, say 80. Then I'll take all your weight until you've rested. Understand?” “Yes.” She not only understood, but she obeyed. She swam steadily beside him, her hand resting lightly, very lightly, on his shoulder. She was practically taking care of herself, he reflected gratefully, and for a “T-] can't,” the tide. It’s running in strong here. Let's float and rest. Perhaps there’s land not far away.” She did not answer, and after a quick glance at her he realized that she could not. But she obeyed his orders. Side by side in silence they went on for a long, long time. How long it was they never quite knew. At intervals they turned over and swam; then they rested, floating, and later swam again. Once they saw a long boat in the distance, pulling away from them, and Hepburn shouted until he was voice- less, but the boat gave no response, and at last they lost it in the gathering darkness. For by now it was growing dark, and no friendly moon or stars lit the gloomy sky above them. Twice fellow passengers drifted near them—fellow passengers whose struggles were over. Once it was 4 man and woman they saw, clinging together, lifeless; once it was a woman alone. It must have been very late when his companion spoke, for the first time in several hours. “Go on without me,” she said. “you will have @ better chance.” Hepburn smiled rather grimly. “Where shal! | go?” he inquired. “You have @ «hance, she persisted. “Take it.” He was touched. She was the right sort. For the first time he felt a personal interest in her. Aloud, all he said was, “You can’t get rid of me 50 easily.” A sob broke from her, 4 sob made up in equal parts of exhaustion and relief, and revealing something of what her offer had cost her. He felt a desire to lessen the tension of the moment. “Of course,” he added, lightly, “if | saw an island in the distance I'd desert you like a shot and make a spurt for it!” This time the sound she made was almost a laugh. “You wouldn't,” she said. And under the quiet words Hepburn felt the stir in him of something new—some- thing protective. Now at last the care of a girl had become a real issue instead of a matter of fact carry- ing out of the human law. | The rest of the experience was @ deepening night- mare. They swam and floated, and floated and swam. They spoke only in monosyliables, and after a time they did not speak at all. Both had long hours for fhought—for thoughts befitting those on the threshold of eternity; and, a8 80 often happens in such conditions, both minds were concerned with details of an almost trivial nature. For a time Hepburn thought of his companion. He had placed her now. He remembered her a5 @ dark, rather stunning-looking girl of 24, who sat at the cap- tain’s table and was obviously traveling alone. Her place was on Hepburn’s side of the table, at the cap- tain’s left; he, Hepburn, was half a dozen removes from her. So they had not spoken; and she had rarely appeared on deck. Then his mind turned to other in- terests, insignificant interests, most of them; not at all the proper kind of things for him to be thinking about at such a time.

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° oe m . ~ | ie ee 5 ro ’ je, ; . . me - A. " z es, u ye ee ae oe ae we . x a aS oe 5 Satins oe Pigs PY 4% <= <7 i pebeers. Sie - m = desert, and pass by within a hun- dred yards of its rim. and never even be aware of the existence of this sunken valley. Perhaps not a dozen men outside this Zang of out- laws had ever gazed down into its green depths, and possibly no others knew of that narrow, winding trail leading down to its level. Yet these men must have made use of it for years, a8 a place to hide stolen cat- tle, and into which to retreat when- ever pursuit became dangerous. Those huts without were not new- ly built, and this underground cav- ern had been extended and changed by no small labor. What deeds of violence must have happened here: what scenes of unbridled debauch- ery this desert rendezvous must have witnessed. She shuddered at the thought, comprehending that these cells had never been chiseled without a purpose, and that she was utterly helpless in the hands of a band of thieves and cutthroats, to whom murder meant little enough, if it only served their ends. Men- dez, no doubt, was brute and mon- ster, yet it was Juan Cateras whom she really feared—he was cruel, slimy, seeking to hide his hatefulness behind that hideous smile; and he had already chosen her for his victim. Who would save her—Mendez? Lacy? God, she did not know—and somehow neither of these was the name which arose to her lips, almost in the form of prayer; the name she whispered with a faint throb of hope in its utterance ~—Jim Westcott. : The big miner was al] she had to rely upon; he had been in her mind all through the long ride; he arose before her again now, and she welcomed the memory with a conscious throb of expectation. Those people back there could not conceal for long her absence from him; if he lived he would surely seek her again. Her womanly instinct had read the message in the man’s eyes; she was of interest to him, he cared; it was no mere ordinary friendliness which would bring him back; no! not even their mutual connection with the case of Frederick Cavendish. Her eyes brightened, and a flush of color crept into her cheeks. She be- lieved in him, in his courage—he had appealed to her as a man. Suddenly she seemed to realize the yearning of her own heart, her utter faith in him. He would come, he must come; even now he might have discovered her sudden disappearance, and Suspected the cause. He would never believe any lies they might telk—that she had departed without a word, without a message—he would find out the truth somehow; he was not the kind to lie down, to avoid danger when it confronted duty—and, besides, he cared. She knew this, compre- hended without question: there had been no word spok- en, yet she knew. Ca Once she had accepted this knowledge with a smile, but now it thrilled her with hope, and set her heart throbbing Strangely. Not that she dreamed love in re- turn, or permitted it to even enter her mind; yet the very thought that this man would, if necessary, wade into the very waters of death for her sake, was some- how sweet and consoling. She was no longer alone: no longer hopeless and unnerved—deep down in her con- sciousness she trusted him. : “If”’—how often that recurred; how it brought back memory of Lacy, of Enright, of Beaton, of the La Due woman. What else could they have remained be- hind for, except to hide and close the trail? It was Westcott they would guard against; he was the only one they now had cause to fear. They suspected his connection with her, his knowledge of their purpose; they knew of his presence the night before at the shaft- house of Lacy’s mine; they would “get” him, if they could, and by no such simple methods as they got her If she could only have warned him; if he was only placed on guard before they were ready to act—“if”—— Suddenly the girl's slender body grew taut and her thin, white, delicate hands Clutehed the granite wall back of her, and into her gray eyes crept the light of terror, a terror that was new and Strange to her, a nameless, clutching fear that her varied experiences in the city had never brought her, an insidious, terrible fright for her bodily safety. Her delicate ears, strained under the spun-brown covering of hair—there was no doubt of it; she heard footsteps in the passageway. Juan Cateras, with his leering, lustful smile, was com- ing back. CHAPTER XXV. IN THE DARK PASSAGE. HE uncertainty was of scarcely an instant. The open slit above the door was a perfect conveyer of sound, and a voice pierced the silence. It was the voice of Juan Cateras, vibrant with anger. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 3, 1919, eid “Could this be Frederick Cavendish?” “You sleepy swine,” he ejaculated fiercely, “and is this the way you keep watch? Come out of that!”’ the command punctuated by the scuffling of feet. Damn you, Silva, but I will teach you a lesson for this when I return. Now go to the hut and Stay there until | come. This is a matter where Mendez shall name the penalty. Get you gone, you sleepy dog.” He either struck or kicked the man, hurrying the fellow down the passage to the echo of Spanish oaths. Apparently no resistance was made, for the next in- stant the key turned in the lock and the door opened. Cateras, smiling, seemingly unruffled by this encounter, stepped within, calmly closed the door behind him, and then turned to greet the lady. She met his bow with “eyes of firm resolve, though her heart ached. “Why do you come, senor?” she asked 80 quietly that the man in surprise halted his step forward. “To keep my word,” and his white teeth gleamed in an effort at pleasantness. “I am always truthful with your sex; and I told you I would return shortly.” “Yet why?’ she insisted, anxious only to keep him away as long as possible, and yet enchain his interest. “If | am a prisoner here, I am not your prisoner. Do you come, then, to serve me?’ “Can you doubt that, senorita?” stil} endeavoring to retain the mask he had first assumed. “Because cir- cumstances make me defy the law—a mere love of ad- venture, no more—is no reason why | should be de- void of heart and Sympathy.” He took a step nearer. “Since leaving here I have questioned the men who brought you, and learned why you were made prisoner. [ care nothing for this Bil] Lacy—nothing,” and he snapped his fingers derisively. “Why should I? But, instead, | would be your friend.” “You mean your purpose is to aid me to escape?” He bowed low. “It would be my great happiness to do so. There is danger, yet what is danger to Juan Cateras? ‘Tis only part of my life. The senorita is an American, and to her one of my race may not appeal, yet I would prove my devotion with my life.” “Your devotion, senor?’ “Is not the word expressive! Though | have seen you but once before, my heart is already devoted to your interest. I am of a Southern race, senorita, and we do not calculate—we feel. Why, then, should I con- ceal my eagerness? It is love which causes me to thus defy all and offer you freedom.” “Love!”’ she laughed. “Why that is Surely you only jest, senor.” The smile deserted his lips, and with a quick, unex- pected movement he grasped her hand. “Jest! You wopid call it a jest. You will not think so for long. Why, what can you do? No: stop shrink- ing back from me. It will be well that you listen. This is no parlor where you can turn me away with a word of scorn,” and his eyes swept the bare walls. “Il come to you with a chance of escape; I will take the risk and pledge you my aid. I alone can save you; there is no other to whom you can turn. In re- turn | ask but my reward.” She hesitated, her eyes lifting to his face. “You promise me your assistance?” “Within the hour.”’ “How? What plan have you?’ “That I will not tell; you must trust me. | am the Meutenant of Pasqual Mendez,” a touch of pride in his voice. “And my word will open the way. You will come?” impossible. “Wait; I must know more. You Say it is love which prompts your offer, senor. I cannot understand; frank and honest in my answer—I do not return your love.” - “Bah! That is nothing. I know women; they learn love quickly when the way opens. I am not so ill to look at, senorita. A kiss now will seal the bargain! I will wait the rest.” “You ask no pledge, then, of me?” “Only your consent to accompany me, and the kiss. Beyond that I take the gambler’s chance. Only you must say yes or no: for it will require time for me to clear the road.” “It must be tonight?” “The sooner the better; they tell me Lacy will be here himself soon, and after he comes the one chance is over with. You will give the kiss?" “Do not ask it, senor!” “Oh, but I will! Aye, I'll do more, I'll take it. A dozen will do no harm, and no scream from thodge lips will be heard. You may ag, well be nice, my beauty.” She was against the wall, helpless, and the grip of his hands was like steel. She made no sound, although struggling to break free. His breath was on her cheek; his eyes burning with lust gazing straight into her own. Slowly, remorselessly, he bent her head backward until she feared her neck would snap. A sob started in her throat, but she silenced it with the will of a super- woman. Into her terror-stricken mind leaped the sud- den conclusion that resistance with this beast was fu- tile; she must outwit him with her brains. Suddenly relaxing herself, she slipped to the granite floor on her knees. “Please, please,” she begged. “‘! give in, senor, I give in.” : But as she spoke her right hand closed about a square juggzed bit of rock. “So, my pretty,” sneered Cateras, “you have learned that Juan Cateras is not a man to trifle with. It is well.” And, releasing his grip upon her, he allowed the girl to rise. As she stood there, in the half light, her gray eyes flashing, her young bosom rising and falling, she was a vaguely defined but alluring figure. So Juan Cateras thonght, and he took a step nearer, his thivk, red lips curling with lust, eager to claim their rich reward. As they came closer Stella Donovan stiffened. “Look, senor,” she whispered—“behind you!” The Mexican, in his eagerness, was off his guard. He turned to look, and at that instant the girl drew back her sturdy arm and then brought it forward again with all her vigor. Cluck! She heard the rock sound against her oppressor's head, heard a low moan escape his lips, and saw him sink Slowly to the floor at her feet. The next instant she was beside him, in terror lest she had killed him; but a hurried glance, supplemented by her fingers, which reached for his pulse, assured her that she had only stunned her assailant. Her, heart beat less rapidly now, and she again had control of her mental processes. With deft hands that worked speedily in the darkness she unstrapped from around his waist the belt with its 36 cartridges and revolver, then pulled from his pocket the keys, not only to her cell, but, she judged, to others. The feel of their bronze coldness in her hot hands brought a quick message to her brain; beyond a ques- tion of doubt, the missing Cavendish was concealed in one of the dark, dank cells in the immediate vicinage, if not actually in this same passage, then in another one perhaps not greatly distant. The speculation gave her determination and decision. Reaching beneath her outer skirt, she jerked loose her white petticoat, and then began tearing it into long strips which she knotted together. This done, she bound Juan Cateras’ hand and foot, and, with some difficulty, turned him over on his face, after first thrusting into his half-open mouth a gag, which she had fashioned from Stray ends of the provisiona! petti- coat. Then leaping to her feet and strapping the ammuni- tion belt and revolver about her waist, she stole on tip- toe to the doorway and peered out; the silent, cavern- ous passage was empty. Lithely, like a young panther, she slipped out of the cell and began making down the passageway to a spot of light which she judged to be its opening. She had scarcely gone 10 feet, however, before she stopped short —somewhere in the dark she heard a voice. Flattening herself against the sides of the passage, (Continued on Page 12.) 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IN ST. LOUIS AND THE GREAT TERRITORY ERVED BY THE POST-DISPATCH IT I8 THE RST AND ONLY NEWSPAPER TO OWN AND PERATE ITS OWN ROTOGRAVURE PLANT. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS, MO., SUNDAY MORNING, AUG. 3, 1919. h CTOGRAVURE- PICTURE SECTION’ At the recent athletic meet at Walter Reed Hospita) for soldiers, Washington, D. C, Nurses lined up for a strenuous tug-o’-war while the doughboys stood by and laughed. rhote by Weatern Newspaper Union . = SP nae 9, 2 “ oe ™ 4! me ‘at. Bp RE — °a— -» —* Must Work, and Some Must Play” Miss Edith Ainge, “the Betsy Ross of the Woman's Na- tional Suffrage movement,” sewing the eleventh star- representing Mis- souri—on the party flag. The emblem is purple, white and gold, Copyright Photo Py Harrixs & Fwing. a Ager fins a te oben ” aa cy ~ . , ; : ry ‘ . Oe) ee eee Re cae tar Se eat 5 : Ce i hn. a deal ba aa * OF _ . - - , & . P : telat. § ‘. uw — Miss Suzanna Lenglen, French tennis star, at Wimbledon during English championship matches. —Copyright Photo by Weatern Newapaper Unions Mrs. G. W. Wightman, who regained national tennis championship after lapse of eight years, and her three —* > pe © O ——, — Q () ee eo m Q ) = a) a ( On 9 = O Classes of girls painting from life on beach at the Cape Cod fishing port of Provincetown, Mass., where several schools have sprung up. Photo by International Film Servic ——- « - aiid . * ' aoe one Sure ae Dons 6% a A vey ae - ~ 2 ——! om ~~ cohen ancien daptee -a ‘i =. nated . ° ¥ NEL SINGLE EOL LEL AEE LLL ACG AIL LIE LN, FA CR LT AIL LE PEELE OOO SEN EA! SO. ORG + et Nth eng: Sign nia ee ee a eetieeenetidem eset eek 2 an children. ‘hetoe by International Film Bervice suiin Water sprites! Summer brings them out on ocean and lake beaches everywhere. They have even been seen disporting them- selves in the waters of the Meramec and the Mississippi. Phota ts Internationa! bir Ser French family starting life over again in home from which it was driven by Germans. 'p raat | facade Pek Mei vata 4 on ‘ ne om ~~~ a OO EET ON OS Be - 1 Om or «- a - i te on “ge 0 - - - “ va = “xt . ein — ie + —~ ae ~ wid — ne en se ap gr ce! ene EE Men ae Ee aE ee - Pe ee ae . ow oie eo aa pos 0! hee 24 bet mR . —- SR” PRS ape or: > ter

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: —— a a — . _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION a FOUR REASONS WHY WE SHOULD SEE AMERICA FIRST (Phategrapha Copyrighted by Underwood & Under wood. ) “ Sed 4 wf 5 atti? i — ae ey 3 a + 7 “tag SLALOM STE: ee Seated tt — — - J mw * a Ep re tenga) | SI a +? “ To ert . a Rite Avsiggow Et Sy i i, ay eal . J eint “AF EA AY MR ae : .* fe * + eee : ax led Och Jk, ORDINARY RAPH 18 OF A LAKE IN THE YOSEMITE. YOU CAN G DOESN'T THE NAME “CODY ROAD IN THE SHOS HONE CANYON” BR ING Waits BEFORE wa mg Steer RA LARE, OF COURSE. EVEN THE PHOTOGRAPHER HAD OF COWBOYS ON WILD HORSES AND YELLING I NDIANS/ NOWADAYS, HOWRVER Tee cone ; WHICH WAG N AND WHICH THE . ROAD I8 MONOPOLIZED BY AUTOMOBILISTS TO G THROUGH THE YELLOWSTONE, FOR IT i 18 ONE OF THE BEST AUTOMOBILE ROADS IN THE WHOLE YELLOWSTONE. RESERVATION.

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A LANTLY G LLOWIN AUTY SPOTS OF THE FO RS IN MAKING =e er + he > Se Cr = oe —_——_ OO Re ee eee 2 «4 » a —oO TT ) (Photograph Ceprrighied by Underwoed @ Underwood.) —_- ee ee antigens penal a o ° - a oe “ Oe etter , et that . C20. | ijt ‘en SE ODD Ge HARE ID I NI te DB peal TH nme © a a. C ie : ee a ee aindrumubbuiibapeinigrans ae nee - : ~ eden eo es cope ne ce =. « ° . ee 7 . - ey eg ie oe a ieee Ae ed Lent celine sett mm = Me tprape o + oy A Ree eee” fa ae n A - 2% ape. . a * P.M € bes oe “a eas a a - a «sens Bi Bese see opr we “ ee © ee 2 ES IO, INL SOLON TAROT BIS fh EPS GI a ana ag lia ee ee . Ay ES TUNE RRO eer - RT a ~ Te OO ee ee ee eee Se a ee RR tp they a “ ° ‘ 2 ae ee EO. Spiele A MR i tee atime ~~ ~~ oe «mar aati ad

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- ~< Py xr ? “i= = @ ese a ~~ — 2 = & «& [amoarnomine]. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [_Aexu Rept Deposit “ ms. Tetlow’s . Coe | sussiwillow Tale (Jde luxe —— * <<’ ate —, Vy OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS A UNTIL 630 O'CLOCK © be frank, this isnt an ordi- | nary grade of taleum. It is distinctly a tale de luxe for those who want superior quality, | ti 3 ined with a charming odor. NATIONAL BANK PROTECTION De teem eho baw Pameiion FOR YOUR SAVINGS E nine aga eg = ie ——— WS odor is used with a most pleasing ADVERTISEMENT {hey reault, In a handy box, 33 cents, pain peat ” een li tea 1) Other Pussywillow preparations . : \Ke for you are: NZ Face Powder 50 cts. Toilette Cream 50 cts. i= Face Powder Tablets 50c. Rouge 50 cts. HENRY TETLOW CO., Est. 1849 | lel Ay | s Philadelphia, Pa, ae ALA - I Batt After being robbed many times a bank at Pullman, III, a suburb ot Chicago, has erected i ca SSA OR SPR Et "4 concrete encasements, as shown in photo, for machine guns. High-powered rifles and shot- niyo een = ame Nga echt ir a ag ; i , , e. specialist who create e, understand why thousands of wome guns are mounted in similar manner inside the bank. —Ithato hy Underwoad a Unaes wel wlendauGah Lacey Baas Dowdle bast say it is the beat they have ever used. invented a new rouge. The rouge is your dealer may nat hawe it vet. but inaide the puff. <All you do is to rub. he can easily get it, Show this nptice the puff on your face. It comes a dehler and if he refuses A through the puff just as you need it. | eit trom tarkart’ Mosotina "te It goes on splendidly and stays onthe 18th St., New York. face until you wash it off. he puff is In a dainty metal box. The box can- not break and the rouge will not) crumble Iike the old-fashioned kind. Thies newly invented rouge ia called rench, Rouge L’Ame). It beautiful color that looks under the strongest light. There are two colora— medium and dark. The fifty-cent package w!!! last six months, yet the box :is small , enough to fit your purse, When you use thie pure, harmless Rouge and see The Rouge The Dainty Metal how much more convenient it is and Ie Inside Box Cannot — how much better it stays on, you will the Puff, Break, j VEN ivf 84 j 3 e e ‘i HF r HE i iiiuie? 3 Ge. V te Mea: _ When an entire Texas community was called upon to disarm. Following the recent race :f HE ES: yon 7 riots at Longview, Tex., the people of the city and county were requested to surrender their Poe Nos e, 8 YS SSS firearms. he picture indicates the result. — _ = “My Hair Was Gray rr. pa ‘and Faded—Now It ey Fresh, Sweet, Delicate \Is Rich and Glossy.” | Ne ieee eet | : Troco is a real luxury although you save much by its use., It is iat iael soon Senin aarti ents | | made from the most appetizing of ingredients—the white meat of any preperation that could de it | coconuts churned with pasteurized milk. Its fresh, sweet, deli- go want jortally mae T oe =e | 4 cate flavor and perfect texture are unsurpassed by any product, : whatever the price. \ } \ Wass iietieey: B:: = — “ull | ‘sf La Fis ~s ” Set on Thousands of other women are | tti ll ] lt | : Sean Mie ales, 3 fo a | | | Troco is made by a special process which insures a perfected | simple matter to restore gray and | and standardized quality. ee hair Fon pores’ cooler. | . e preparation is absolutely | : : : cemidaes ani maateiee im Teoults ? Ask for it by name and insure satisfaction while saving from It is a clear liquid like water 3 1§ to 40 cents on every pound. _and does not stain. Easily ap- : 2a | =H owen can use it. | Peete, Troco is labeled “oleomargarine” because of laws passed be. | + 91.50. aa fore this nut made butter was invented. But it contains no For sale by animal oile—just pure vegetable fats and milk. Made by 2h eipert Drag te Woilff-Wilson Drug C Troco Nut Butter Company Milwaukee New York | Miss Nell Tracy of St. Louis in her first’ movie Sr She ay | By / Mme. Julie Mays of New pears with Mrs, Sidney Drew Soeh. senrwany Seats teen eee Dileabeth (race. remnt« The Lu acee Ul ’ wrinkles, looseness unde: E yes, sagging of face and neck. o'v « " 4: & g 3 3 & An Excellent Tenie for Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Hai ROCK-A-BYE BABIES | HONIC’S Face Powder |}, .ARF 60". 3 : BALDPATE on Rarean Onl Specialpes capiain +) ‘ar “ (in Gre " w) FREE Catalogue shows full 3 HAIR TONIC ROCK-A-BYE BABY Line | NEVER PFAILA Keeps the Perfection Manufacturing Co. yy 2704 B Ledlngwedl Av. & Lowe ¥ snd i vee sot ~ Complexion Beautiful * , wisi than ft] poeluls Roft a in any ot . ” . Money bax teaufor’s Laundry Tablets tirely pleased le pure an ; *' Fs Adheres unt!!! waeahed o Te , ’ Fh . sunburn and return of Ctecolorations - 2 ' none 3 md tqe Fvtp! Mae abrice. 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COPYRIGHT 1919 BY PRESS PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK WORLD & s& © The Captain and the Kids—By R. Dirks TLON : MUTT and JEFF are good today--and so they are GC OF on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, | Fridays and Saturdays. Follow their antics in the POST=-DISPATOH @évery day. Page of comics S DOST DISPAIGH daily, including Goldberg's fumny creations, "Say, Pop!" “Penny Ante," "Let the Wedding ° - Bells Ring Out!” and other mirth makers. Ee, © S\F ONLY VE =— oF o PILE DER COULD VIGGLE s \ VAGGLE EM ‘/ GRASS ON — : : loa BOYS UND > “Sizes Som ene VE SMOKE 'EM eae ae iTS DER ASI ’ YACHT CAP GNAL 1 e203 en et ee ee > - “~~. » ' ra ry ~ : > : “5 ’ 2 yes ia 4 .-s - i). ~~ n > . — . ay” : . . Sox 2 — sot & pe Sao SPS es Rey ani ITS $ | “ Pee > ae | ‘ P . * s es ~S Sy : ” : eee 3 ae: eee * : & : ed * ON =a z = : PT we . ik Sa a .\) a + F — So sar ~ mS ‘> 2 , |e, bs . -' , » an Sr ~ Se OME DAYS : i; = oe Kye ~— ; Le ; . fay. , >i. oe me P ‘= S SASHES Bare ; x ’ - te EF, “ _° ae. zs ~ ~ ¥ Se A —— * ° % ° > ee N Se ey aN ” Pod fas: 9 te es 7) MUST. BE DARK > ‘ey Ry : | ow *. 4 : xf ie Gz =: A : FATS, . % A vast GOES OUT ITS DER ~ ish TONS eee EARY! ra ¥ - d . : ' ‘ ¢ Ah — s ; ; ~w > as *_ e ‘ ~ =) ™) *Z a . . che VOT A FINE 24 As , , a oo Ee DUM-GOOZLED FINISH! Fon ce noe men DER LAST. MATCH JE nee carta, ’ 4 Be 53 KAFLOOT. ae i COLD BE! iM ~ en PY - . : . _ ’ + 7 - > ° - . ~ : INSPECTOR DER VHISKERS) : — ™ ~ - - s . 7 \ . a. Se . LSS SS . vw S* : ww nti . é/ » ~ ~s . . . oY ~ N ’ J Na SS . ; . se . 3 . . wes : ‘ : r. 7 ' 2 j 3 a TE Se aS “ : « a Sh - : . &. ; INSPEC TOR 4 Z SS ~ . ’ . , F j . Ss . " , , ~ ~ ~* " > a § a ~ y ’ . : 4 " a a Co adh . aN ae 5 e) ¢ ne Ne 7 af , hn is as xs - Yer2 > : z y oe | , \ AN A . ‘ ~ —_ 4 . on Seer 'f > ~~ », ;: . ps i 3 . ey ‘> - . > J 4 : q ‘ " . 72 ¥ a ~ Nr 7 ed SS ae : i Sand : I . . aoe A . A SSO he . OS aes ot Caro . . x SS Sa ~" . M4 ° 4 ’ hy ee: > - . ~~ ~S SS x q . = Se - F \ * ’ » he ~% . ‘ . . tel * . ™ a) ‘ _ a = 7 - SS Ps SN > = as . "" ag. 4 , Ve , 2 ’ oY tt “ _ hss “ ’ . a . 7 Sao —-— & SS So ~~ . . Nw ~~ ‘ . . ~) = ~ Sa = y Se a « - SS VR SSS x oe ~ - = > = ae ~ P SN ‘ ® = Migs - a . 29 Ss r ss s . tc = ~ al & a pent aaa | gy | y \. | DER INSPECTOR gi ” : ee a. a SMUDGES GETTER Bee) HOLD STILL ! os : > AS DER: CAPTAIN! fF» (AP — DOTS 7 ge Sha orf ~ Gi SMOKE: a oo ~ be. “; Gr eons a ale % - oR —. - ~N DER FOIST TING AFTER TEA (OMES t our a ae course CAP MAA NEW COAT FOR DS) An’ BEEN AHuNTIN'), DER CAPTAIN® , Oral ’ ai J Hin P wt : , : - a he MA om é * >. ~ Ps eh ow “ z x : - - I ‘ yy q é * ae ; ‘ _ - m4 ; i ’ = , ae - a oY " cut ™ : 7 oe . x . a ,i : is : : ’ > . - a : » ” iv - >, - — 3 wr a if oo" et BS ° OW ? > ; ~ —™ a TE erat a J . RAN - ‘ » R t e Pe : ‘ ae SS : WES Sy a . ~~ i a “ j 7 4 en - . . i= thn : ¥ : . : ee eh : : oS o DS Mh "a a * . ~ Se . . at 4 ig * “i w a » Pass . , ; ‘ . ; - ON es ~ . e we x ’ = sa ; 7s ee me r :* » ~ . : D T | ' _ w } wa > : ON VAIT AR RASS : 2: : “~ v . 4 SS a ‘. . wa ~ NA, a : WN ie WES . “ ~ os - SS Btsvas YQa : j ~ ~ A ; » SS Sw ee _ hoe ee « ~~) +} 2 ‘ o KS i . . SSS) Se SS . ae . ~ — » > : ENS Ng SS n : @ “ ss > oJ VoTS DER | HURRY DERE >] YOUR COAT! fa

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 434, 1919. Hawkshaw the Detective —— | The Diverting Episode of the Stolen Diamonds and the Selfish Burglar. AWD PRECIOUS THREE TIMES HAWKSHAW BALKED ME WEN [ TRIED TER ROB THIS STORE, AN' 1 GUESS HE THOUGHT J WAS THROUGH, THE POOR _) SARDINE ! Bites: ‘ ; - © ee % y 7 * Fe Pt ge’ +’ ne ~ A pea CES roe N pivipin’ O' THIS SWAG — ] WOIKED AN’ RISKED MY & | DONT ToUsE FeRGIT IT! “= (WELL. | GOT THE SPARKLERS AT LAST, AN’ THERE'LL BE NO j NECK ALONE , AN’ I'M GONNA yy, BLOW IT IN ALONE, TOO, AN’ = HERE'S A LETTER LL SEND THE Pas NN PROFESSOR THRU E>? HIN? THE MALL TOBT- WE'LL SEE WHETHER HE BLOWS THAT SWAG IN Alone 1! J LEARN YOUR METHODS OH LOOK, TOBY- ITS HAWKSHAW $ iN ORDER TO HANDWRITING y | ALLOWED “OU To SMITHKIN'S SAFE AND STEAL THE STONES, BU Now I™ GOING TO MAKE “OU GIVE THEM UP -— “¢, ~ SNJ AL FUNNY BUSINESS OR I'LL HAVE QQy L-ATOU JUGGED FOR GOOD: 7 AT 3 RM. LEAVE THE BAG) PROFESSOR OF STONES IN THE HOLLOW OAK IN THE PARK, AND ATTEMPT NO HAWKSHAW. ee, BON ‘ae . . A St ~ a ~ * Only ' " = . a> - eee TT ee ee J ~ » LP» . RR Eee fae i! 5 Ce oe : : SS KM. 4 we Ss “0 SS See ~ » fo tN Se me se > ae? Se BS SL RR ere 6 RE a a ; eS ee SSS ee tea eh ‘ oe SS & Se EN Se e. aS > Y * o) SSE PSE: % sy — 2 Cay a if) . ‘ Bo! eARy . SS ae Con THE BEST O' THAT | ——— A SS CAN'T 1 NEVER | NG BUSTED DeTecTive ©! CR ANA | gu lat ee ee ek Ages : SO . *.’. “eu WS s « ; hae ee 2% A BLOOMIN re 7 "| aperey AINT THE PRo (~ EASY Mane, [[] EH ToBy 2 : “ & pe > co ye Fig ee », et oe _ ey a _ (oe i MO ORE Ree * SOE RE ons RR aia ‘ Th: S pa a * > +s es Soy Pe. Pi se | Ou SER ee a ee od By oe Xo = e | RICH. HAUL LIKE THIS HAR! HAR! - ‘oo Y ap. ae. A CAST YER EYES OVER), THEM SPARKLERS, BEN- “WE MADE A NEAT HAUL THIS TIME — AN) US WOT THEY'Re WOITH |! = = DONT Lose TER BLOOMIN’

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sT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1919. ee —__ _ — . - + 2 ES Sy Se Clothes | 4) ‘E HAS ON ~ Poor Mr. W. shire — A. —y It Was Moving Day, and Brother Never Did Like Work. I PUT ONE OVER ON THAT BROTHER-IN-LAW OF | | BOO-HOO! THE MOVING MAN WAKE YouR BROTHER [(Now! WHATS (O04 w IT wen To MIME GELIEVE ME. Wwe-RE MOVING BACK TO TOWN | | JUST PHONED HE DoNtT KNow UP! TELL THE Hor EATING you?_) — BROTHER'S (foom ANP THiS MORNING AN yoUuRS TRULY GEAT IT OUT EARLY] | wHEN HE‘LL Be SOLE TO MOVE FISH To Go HIPE aie” FOUND HE HADNT LEAVING PRSTHER THE PIRTY work To Do. PIN A! |US. ALL Hid MEN WENT WHAT SOMETHING To MOVE 2 = Come IN ALL NIGHT LAST MINUTE C . Petty Bot — BRoHER HASNT | / US IN —— e:: = ANZ T DPNT want rte Down FOR HIS SREAKFAST VET SPHPYLD— D sobtvn: ry THe PIECE OF CHEESE! HE I<NEw) , at YOU LA ad ON x 4 io gy? we he Fg Me Ronee: we te te lt cee —|JSae eee OUT TO DoDPGE _—= T . ANY N),. Ne Ll : AAAI mE iti . = . an, S iS a A 3 listing Ce (N, x. Waid.) Zé Ze - : L SS aw See ay 4 s f ? PSRs 4) ° “HS 15 BRoTt Don't ForRGeT | YLL HORRY ALONG AN? JAKE THE 1 “TRUNK ANDO THe) |THE ROPE (— TRAIN 50 AS To HAVE EVERYTHING AST = IN —< For Yous— mp 9 SHES ae, = REN YOU = anit Z Roary , You YIDNT | tie LP a eet | ANY THING Div You? THEY w! wHAls THe JoKe ? | OF Mike ! THs 1 IS NO way TO : '~You KNow I MISSED THE LAST “TRAIN, LAST NIGHT

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* “ ~~ oe” 6 = -- “~*~ owe ' ~ . a -~ ~~ = ee a peggy EELS aa AEE OR I na ob a een, a ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3. 1919. aah t vr ea. Na y' Po a ’ - j a * eT ye eh Re ee ee Le eee Nee BuT MvTT, I GertTA HAVE Two DULLARS RIGHT AoW! I LOANED You TWO DOLLARS ON OCTOBER TL CAN'T PAY You THE Coin pat 1qiS° AND InNcver Got iT BAcK. Nv ne. "Nd co ; bid MUTT AND JEFF—Two Dollars Is (Copyright, 1919, by H. C, Fisher Vi ee WY A al et AA Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat off.) Two Dollars » AND (IT'S YouRS. WHY, IT's. A NEW Suit? -« tte te Ye ca Qik T COULDN'T GIVE MY MOTHER OVER ¥1-40 FoR \T. . 4. Cole elle a kare sabe » } > ok rae — —— es 4 ee Ne Ts Sa?F: ad > Ses eh; P ae REY we “> 7 ee NoW, 1\F THERE'S ANY BLOODHOUND In YoU, SHow iT! FIND MUTT! 4 ~ . « % . ns 8 ’ =e bo - = ‘a | re = - 7 —— . . P 2 ar *y Pom , 5 nS ~~. —s - . a ey ad 4 . a et om 2 A 2 a > P ‘ = a ae Na a he sot él Me us oe ail yy on eS 2s ” i — -_ a . _ . . = ; oh shale : 2 Fee) MM : > ‘ea SS Ta. a4" ‘ oe, oe ala . a z a — . —_—" « , . , “ s oo ? - bol : ao 8 » hi a” te od me Sh” - edge Kw ee ee: eee ae te ~ pcan SF . ¢ é ee = f i ey PR Pe ee 2 i a a ins ae ° r +S a 5 4 eo P ty . a Sa ty La Se pee =e noe yes Soli ting Stil Pe eet ae Fee? a x ee i Pia! saat) + ee et fet a eee Be, Pyke . se a sh a fp. Sela * eee ee wh i » 2 2 ou ro . ne ‘ete Pe ieee Ye & t “Ss ‘ 1 ar a? é > Ye Th FS ce “, 3? 2 ee te ONS et ae ng a ee ge atk Pvt The eS Se - pee tera 2 a . ae oe 2 ae LS hed ae ee ena eee es F page oe a Po RO Si kare Se 4 3 pe ot OF. Neue ee yee Thrs us Ae ke be a ee ee eae eee ee * aa. at as ~ / 4 ae “~~ ee! 2g f ae 4 ‘ a2 ss a -, i le To PS See ee ae CR + tt Se aes OT ie aie en) ee oe Se eee nie et Les ary bs rf ar he oe, ey a ys" - : : Wy see Pa chs : woe ee =. jae? = : Peer: Ste). Vans, ae Bee Ae eee de Few 2 Pe 4 s Oe Ft Thiel Te we 7 “Fine € et : “anu eo < “ = Pine ee we ts AA Bagh. BASS _ ee VOL. 71. - m ena’ hk, the Associated WASHINGTO read-~- officials ? were asked Tiines to meet % day for a conf cost of living. Resides the cl and raltiway tra have made der wages to meet was expected th other two broth ecanizations of el T a road workers w . Hines expecte to have Congre rion to go Into a wages. This pl: ‘‘ongress inst we As chairman ¢ yointed by Attor conferenes on fr cost of living, 1 with plans und bring about a ni and relieve the | vce citizen. It - the Director-Ge whole of Sunda: cost of living 1 many suggestion Feoretary WLeffir tloner Colver, th of the committe conference will t the second meet! bers and other gether by Mr. | mendations are ¢ mitted to Presid: President W Washington we week-end trip d the yacht Mayt engagements fo “ase understood rttention to the som. + PRESIDEN? RE-ESTAE WASHINGTO! “ueat for the hi on in earnest an: over President ¥ fome of the prin: mounting food fr William RB. C the Federal ‘ Walker D. Hines the railroads, an Penigtant secreta will hold @ confe Fo over financial Gustrial and labe view to ascertal the increase in t sumer of table « ‘lusions wl! be President and information in h recommend It is bellewed mak for legisiat! take temporary while th to a pea Administration » een on Jul tions brought at *xiet.