St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 6, 1920

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— . os =” Y P + ; 4 bois aes ¥ 4 ® ti tie a ee 5° = ween “gue st ™ ._— ——— = — a a et ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. — — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 19, IRx7&8. Published hy the Pulitzer Publishing Co. Twelfth and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for April, 1920: oe PLAT- | fm E POST-DISPATCH FORM. that my retirement will make no difference in tts cardinal principles, that ii will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties. never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plun- derers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare. never be satisficd with merely printing news, always he drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predutory poverty. T know : JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Our Interstate Commerce Commiasion. To the Editor of the Vost-Diapatch, At this when all are clamoring for a solution of the transportation problem would it not be wise to consider what stens are being taken to give this great est of subjects a careful and practical! consideration”? Contrary to the opinion of the genera! public, transportation is a very intricate lv esctentific and requires the most exact application of experience and scientific analvasis It takes vears to de- velop a first-class transportation officer, and it takes the highest order of intelli gence to master the subject. The present conditions were brought about by the public's failure to appreciate this in the past. The present problem will require na considerable amount of study and ana Ivtical capacity, before any solution at al workable can be expected. As a reader of the press, I have failed to see any real solution suggested, even by so good Aa purveyor of remedial legislation as Mr Rrvan. This is not a political problem It is economical, and no place for the or dinary politician of the garden variety now blooming so luxuriously th our pub- lie life There are a few things the lay man might ask, such as: Is it wise to ex clude our transportation officials from helping us work out a solution? Have we etill the idea they are too dishonest to be patriotic like our holy politicians? The recent act returning the railroads is considered a good compromise plan. Whether or not it is successful de- pends entirely on the’ Interstate Com merce Commission. This commission has the authority; has it the ability and the knowledge of transportation” Two new members were recently ap- pointed, who, no doubt, by their training and experience, will supply a great deal of the A4eficlency in transportation knowledge required One, 1 believe, was an editorial writer and lecturer on po- litical economy in one of our colleges The other is vice president of a stone- cutters’ union and vice president of the American Federation of Labo Why is it that American engineers, who have bullt the finest and best railroad svstems in the world, and American operating men, acknowledged the best in the world, are barred from helping work this out” Of course, they fail in portation knowledge in comparison with the two recent appointees Using the same reasoning, it appears to the layman, it would have been an excellent idea to have turned the Federal reserve act over to wm board from a giris’ seminary. Don't vou think there is a real need for the papers to publish a sketch of these men, together with a little sum- mary of the job that is before them? HENRY J. KING, business men and intelligent time salle business, very What Can It Be Called’ To the Editor of the Poast-Uispatch A week or 80 ago I noticed an article in your paper saying “Few ex-service men nvnil themselves of opportunity to get medals.” My husband, who was overseas with the 362d Infantry of the Bighty-eightn liivision, filled out an application blank, for which he applied, and mailed it to the Misesourt Historical Society nearly two reenths ago, but has not as vet received the medal for which he applied. ink application for a medal is not “avail- ing himeelf of the opportunity’ then what can it be called after he made a trip| deciding whether we shall have a dewntown especially for the application briank’? MRS. J. H. K Due for a Fall. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch The ancient admonition, so often pressed to school boys, and which in our grandfather's time contained a grain of | has a/| truth, that “every schoolboy chatice to be Presidenht,”’ changed or amended to read. he first becomes a multimillionaire. or has friends to whom money is no object. should be Otherwise, he better keep out of the race. President. Well, it does look that for way when we come to consider the enor- | mous “slush fund” that has been used in the present presidential primaries The cost of the presidential primaries wil] not be determinable until after the conven tions. possibly not until after the No- vember election By that time it may have been demonstrated that the preal- deney is not purchasable, that the mere porsession of wealth, or of wealthy friends, is not sufficient to raise anv man to that office in this country it may even be shown that too much money is a fatal liability in American politics This is what | have always firmly be- lieved, and stil! believe, to be absolutely true and correct, and I want every Amer- ican achoolboy to believe the same. The American people, as a whole. are not corfupt America as a nation has a If mak. | as a whole. ! | (rans. | sound public policy and the public welfare? | ; ' i ’ | } provided | REPUBLICANS AT THE CROSSROADS. The whole country ts profoundly interested in the battle for the Republican nomination now in its pre- liminary skirmishes at (Chicago The scandalisine of leading candidates through the enormous expenditure of money to gain the noml- nation, some of it in corrupt ways, Is a party concern in “ Tee h the whole Treraspdie are to some extent in- redit on American But it volved. because itt reflects dis politics and cheapens the presidency may, by the action of the convention, become a national scan- dal and a national menace The bw the lively probability, diminished to some extent primary scandals, but vet strong, that the Republican party will control the next administra- tion. makes its selection- of a presidential candidate a matter of vital concern to all the people Whol con- apart from the question of plutocrati trol. of politics and government, the character, ca- pacity, policies and purposes of the man who is se lected as the Republican standard bearer are of tre mendous importance to the country. Rarely) his- torv has there been so great.a need for a capable, liberal. far-seeing statesman to deal with pressing rroblems at home and abroad, in the solution of which and not only our own peace, progress pros perity, but the peace and progress of mankind, the safety and advancement of civilization itself, are in- volved Shall we be ‘hauvinism, under which we will be drawn away from governed by a narrow, blindly welfish helpful, co-operative relationships with other na- tions, and thus invite disaster and revolution. re- newed militarism, exploitation and secret diplomacy, in the consequences of which we will inevitably he entangled” Or shall he take leadership in the spirit of international! amity and co-operation to establish justice and liberty, through which alone peace may be guaranteed, and in the organizing of a practical movement to this end”? There is no greater concern of mankind now than the rehabilitation of war-torn Europe and the establishing of peace on a basis of equity and co-operation which will minimize § the chances of war and its horrors. This is the prime concern of every man, every people and of mankind What of Mexico? Shall we be moved in our relations with our distracted neighbor wy a spirit of grasping strong-armism, in which there is the probability of war and exploitation, or by a spirit The right path of the great republic is clear, but will we keep of patient understanding and helpfulness” to the right path? Not less do we need liberality, understanding and able statesmanship in dealing with our domestic prob- lems. The critical relations of labor and capital, the reconstruction, Blun- questions of employment, taxation. call for the highest intelligence and capacity. be fatal. aers now may In the matter of money we are confronted with the menace of plutocratic contro! Shall it be the purchased prize of a wealthy man. like Gov. dency be bought? Shall! it be mortgaged ? lLawden, whose managers purchased delegates through | party bosses? How much of this was done we do not know, but we know it was done in Missouri. Shall the President be the creature of wealthy his What the purpose of the millionaires who met with personal ambitions? was , who finance Wood in New York and offered to finance his can- accord with id Wil- liam Cooper Procter underwrite the Wood candidac\ gdidacy”’ Was their purpose wholly in for $500,000 with an eve Bingle to the public welfare. apart from personal views or special interests? As- suming that these men were honest in their purposes, their would Shall what guarantee is there that policies promote the public welfare? wealth control or Can the American Will influence governmental policies? people tolerate a mortgaged President” the re- public survive? The decision in Chicago, if it does not determine the presidency, will determine the alternative choice | of the people for that office. It will go far towards in which the influence of money will dominate our Government under the forms of d@mocracy. or a representative, free Government. controlled by people. It will have a potent bearing on the question whether we shall have a Government of, by and for the people or a Government pluto- the Re- of, by and for crate. It will, at least, determine where publican party stands on these questions. is at the croass-roads. * - beam does, vou see. What a lot of race at the last scandal as that which an certainty of carrving the State Demoerat io that afraid to when it Democrats Democrats got into the sena almost as Republi- (one blushes four hopeless their fortunes the War again made Such an exhibition of se}]- the State unsafe again. think of {ft It is that torial minute It is Rreat a dished than looked cast State aS A Sa \ no lese men. afl for the with the party run sudden), when safe for democra« fishness Well, we what we ethica rnatter of thinkers shine same thing about it The nom There when the tes Lone With us all do people that n despicable cowa this eould in nirmnost makes have anid this sor? twa Faditoy; hieed W hat ‘Re ta there default toa Denjiocra? in an ov? story the SA VS to sav nation goes by braver, Was only one hrave fhe Srate me. and that was Secretar. ‘standing of Priest nistunde Hay exhibition crf wha’ 1'naAZIiNe hike Rr match! e@e , in|, Hre': oppose to courage i be glad ion of what is is fine the know anv of hour to run hecome Hie thelr ow rdice’ le? they ca Cini reveiat unfine in them vhat in wus Fach of wus other We Ahout us turn revea} needs AR TIOVM abort ‘hem: the, is stronger know about KHrer Hawes decided at the eleventh what had knew the Republicans conlda no longe fat man up a hill But actuated bv the of good sportamanship as he was. he turned tremendous energy and amazing popularity A race with Otto Stifel for Congress ner than anv of Ile kent out Hie saw it bravery when he sees it too, what we all think of that rare men who piled In after the race had heen won have made ® political faux pae ipplaud opportunism ae against far back as Homer rmitis ‘han those who lle knew the situation heat a ethics his Into (Jard- v-firsters He knows (70. is stronger the safe wouldn't do He knows Virtue The They ask ue to ' Sir A friend of mine here save a sign hunt- Louis and work four vears under instruction before he can get a li- cense territory of his own. I don't learn it at home, and | some signs we have in will print them. The er has to go to Si vou?! and helieve it | Am gong to send the South to see if vou l'ranklin, La have a belleve we vou first is at testrant lish and Tobacea Some This one is on the Littie Rock restaurant head end of street cars at a }’ Depot That means Missouri Pacifie depot. at some of these. Monroe, La have to guess hard Another one at No near heer here NO heer near here Is this doing al! right? Little Rock, Ark upon a during a bazar Sign negro chureh (‘ome in the Lord lohe a cheerful giber On P junk shen, # Louis We bus from a needle te a steamboat a soft oviet saloon: c linger Dut I can no longer linger I would longer One of our carries this tion on a picture MT. ORIZABA, the highest and one of the prettiest monutains in Mexico. the battlefield of the Carranza forces and the Revolutionists Orizaba is the second highest peak in North America, about 13.500 feet leve]l There UMass contemporaries cap- above sea are no such things as monu- not the battlefield of the Car- and the Revolutioniats, and there are a dozen mountains in Colorado All over 14. 000 feet. Otherwise the caption is all right. e . * f;,et out tains: this ranza forces R-R-REVENGE! military horribly regiments going t> send he inquired “Hie ain't going back to the back to the front.’ an orderly Back to the front” man, he's tn awful “Yea, ' replied the orderly. who done it The l’assine dis- tinguished frem “When fa the through a hospttal! a Visitor saw a the Irish vou one of ave that man hack States’ States—-he's goin informed him exclaimed the visitor shape’ “and he ul, thinks he knows American Tegion Week!) . > a MATTER OF DEFINITION. Private Jackson had long heen a thorn in the side of the mess sergeant. but at last they had got together in an amicable what-are-vou-going argument “Where quired the “TL don't know exactly.” replied fever “Rut one thing I know where they don't call . to-do you @oOing after the war, Jack?’ in sarge the long auf I'm going some- prunes fruit.” * 2 STICKLER FOR DETAILS. will remain here.” directed the Lieu- tenant “We have believe this trench is mined If explosion you will hliow un whietle '“Toath ten rearorn ‘n there is ar J eeeir “greed the downtrodden huck “De a virtue acclaimed ag j we Diow it going up or coming down?” —Th: American Legion Weekly) al the day. % against | War to /to emancipate A _ characte | caplain documents and were seized by the Sinn wounded private | | publie | calebration a an The MIRROR @ PUBLIC OPINIO® a - This column is designed to reproduce witht brag the latest comment by the leading pudhicista, newspapers and periodicals on the questions of — ¥ , = +f BRITISH RULE IN EGVPT. “RERT ADAMS GIBBONS in the Centur FE are told that the British have brought great blessings to Egypt have made eountry prosperous, have freed the common pee ple from servitude to the ruling classes, and that if the Hritish got Egypt would fall into @m archy, economic chaos, and “the old tyranny would be revived.’ This, after all, is the 6a preme justification of governing people by fora their will. It is the theory of the Ime perial German Government, which we fought the refute. If we believe in it and advan it as a fustification for the British protectoral® over Egispt, then the treaties of Versailles and St. Germain, in almost all of their provision subject races are crimes againit® lor no intelligent man can denyt purely materia! prosperity of Alsace-Lorraing Schieswig. Silesia and Posnania under Germal A'satians, Lorrainers, Danes and Poles, & we take the ‘ests by which the Egyptiang er told to count their blessings. enjoved unrivaled prosperity and perfect security under the Germal’ yoke, As portions of a flourishing indwastrial state. they doubled tn popuiation and quintuple® in wealth Think of the ral)wave. roads, canal efficient administration, publie buildings, admite abla news, social as wel!) as agricultural and ige dustrial, of imperial Germany’ out, civilization rule CRIMES (HAKGED TO SINN FERIN, . Independent From the Irish WEEK «ago two licensed traders of Bal- linagare, near Caatlerea, received notice purporting to be signed by the local Sinn Fem Ciub, stating that if they did leave £20 3 a certain gate on a certain night they would: riade to suffer. The traders took no noties the matter but two days iater they received further communications of a more chreatenl ; The two traders then (nterviewed t 5 of the Sinn Fein elub and he sala i knowledge of the matter and that ti did not emanate from the elub. decided to make up a parcel of nor had no was then Wrappers and leave it at the piace indicated |The Sinn Fein club had a muster of their mem bers who were concealed near the gate w a mhort time three men approached the parce! Feiners. The i were subsequently liberate with the Sinn Fetn cieb i liat of outrages atrrib ed. 2 British Government has tits in question, who bad no connection movement In the io Sinn Fein’ the f- llowing item “Threatening jetters—166." TE above if an. example of the foundation upon hich the British Government bases ite charge” + THE PILGRIM TERCENTENARY. Rapids Christian Journal I is worth while to remind the American B lic of itm sacred responsibility to guard ¢ and political liberty, especially because just he time when the coming of the Pilgrima isa ‘Oo be celebrated, the spirit sustaining these at Pilgrime as torch-bearera of a new political ivil liberty. whieh they owed to the Dutch is well-nigh gone. What remains of t free apeech. free preas and free assembly? of individual liberty, the sacred righta of the Krom the Grand ple. separation of church and atate. the cire ‘ chief executive’ Whet4 the present leaders to those of years ago’ The Dutch-Americans of 'o feel grateful that the coming celebration find them prepared to guard the sacred Ii gained in the republic of the Duteh provinces der the leadership of the great Prince of O Sar house in order’ Shame on the W Mee, County Civie Association propesais, Luak and ron bills, the Oregon bill, the prohibition anit and hundrede of other anti-this and ecribed powers of the io call your men’ thats. UNB gard prides and heen more poth afternoon Last week tained with se Scott, Mrs. L. Hughes. Also, Lucy Ludingte guests, and on eg similar affat Cozzens and th evening witht summer. The country the number o fairs The St ia having dinné day as well and a buffet 1 dav. The Sun ie having info Wednesdays a Bellerive Coun are given on davs. The of land Valley Ce last evening. Last week the June wedd rice were throughout the spicuous amon riage, Thursday tng, daughter e Max Whulfing boulevurd .to & Mrs. GC. H. M avenug, at the A emall recep home of the the ceremony, ants included tf Lucy Wulfing, of Sewiciley, Haase, Garrett ris, Frederick Y Walter -tlaase Mr. and Mrs. after July 1 at nue On Wednes Marie Maull, Mrs. Charles M Shanley were dence of the br ame evening } dauchter of Gunn, 5095 Ke came the bride Rev. Father P. ing at the hom ents. and Miss daughter of Mr. field of the He came the bride the ceremony Columbian Clut The marriage daughter of M Waterman ave or Pierce, eon © Pierce of Webs ly solemnized Webster Grove and’ Mies Mp daughter of Mr ner of 45900 became the b Peters, son of Peters, 62°8 WW the Westm Church, the Re ating An interestirz Closed during . Miss Margaret roe H. Rodem the Hermitage. daughter of Mr Ver of 40 Was & graduate of Of 1914. Mr Of Mrs. Mary Warren Ariz for the Weddin : Among the o HhOunced last Miss Mildred of Mre Naomi Belt avenue, to Mr. and Mrs dell boul Vard Gaughter of s" fcRae of sagsi to J. Aly vunde and Mrs S Ww Canada \l tee i @aughter of Me kead of Webs Frank of 5899 Laura ‘‘aroline r and Mrs. 562) Waterma Knox Nimcock Two out-of. 8M nized last w Were those of comb. daughter Comb of Bowl a A shop wh Particular done par Hemstite

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a pee 6 OES Oe ee j - rae" ae —— ey, NION produce without ading publicists, he questions o! vr. patur' h hay brought have ade the if common peo singses, and that iid fall into an- he old tyranny all, ia the su, people by force ory of the Im- h we fought the it and advance ish protectorate ’ Versanlies and their provisions crimes againat an can deny the Aleace-Lorraine, under German es and Poles, if : Revptians are joyed unrivaled der the German thing industrial and quintupled s roada, canals, uildings, admir- ‘ultural and in- — - NN FEIN. radera of Bal- eceived notices local Sinn Fein st leave (20 at they would be ‘ik no notice of ey received two ore chreatening interviewed the. ind he said he r and that the n the club. It parcel of sap since indicated. of their mem- p gate. Within hed the parce! ners. The men pntly liberated, » Fein ciubd of ages attributed . nment has the. cores ? “Bi A shop where Milady who is era—166." The pundation upon see ite charge’. ENARY. Journal. American pub- to guard civil yecause just #! igrima ia about ng there at urdy. w political and the Duteh re emaine of their wembiy? What thie of the pee te, the circum: = tive’ Whet * adera to honet, mericans ought relebration will aacred libertie# h provinces un- ince of Orang? on the Wayne” Luek and Fear. ‘bition amen@- -this and anti- - * ‘ ’ . i , ~~ — * Tr a oe |? a eee \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ‘omihiokuwe mingle Functions. ’ UNE garden parties are sharing the interest usually devoted entirely to brides and weddings. In former years outdoor affairs of this sort have been more or less confined to clubs, but this season garden parties for - poth afternoon and cvening have become quite a fad in society. Last week the junior and senior classes of Mary Institute were enter- tained with several garden teas, among the hostesses being Mrs. Henry C, Scott, Mrs. L. Ray Carter, Mrs. Eugene McAuliffe and Mrs. Clarence H. Hughes. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot K. Ludington and their daughter, Miss ‘lacy Ludington, gave a garden party last Friday evening for about 200 “guests, and on Friday of this week Mr. and Mrs, Jackson Johnson will give » similar affair for their daughter, Miss Ada Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cozzens and their daughter, Miss Eleanor Cozzens, entertained last Monday ening with the first of a series of > summer. last evening. i —E— Walter Haase and Rowland Dodson. after July 1 at 3679 Lafavette ave- nue. Marie Maull, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Charlies Maull, and C. Bernard Shaniey were married at the resi- Rey. Father P. J. O'Rourke officiat- mis, and Miss Marian Greenfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Green- feld of the Hotel Puckingham. be- tame the bride of Sylvan Jacobson. the ceremony taking place at the Columbian Club. The marriage of Miss Helen King. daughter of Mrs. D. E. King of 6036 Waterman avenue, to Edward Pilch- ~— Pierce of Webster Groves, was quict- yy solemnized last evening at the Webster Groves Presbyterian Church and Mies Marghret Carr Turner, Ghughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tur- ner of 6900 Washington boulevard, became the bride of Raymond W. p= Peters, 6228 Westminster place, at the Westminster Presbyterian Church, the Rev. C. G. Gunn offici- ating An interesting engagement. dis- closed during the week was that of Miss Margaret Jane Culver to Mon- tee H. Rodemeyer, who resides at the Hermitage. Miss Culver is tho 1914. wr. Rodemeyer is the so. @ Mrs. Mary XK. Rodemeyer of aren, Ariz. No date has been set the wedding. én Among the other engagements a.- | MOunced last week were those of Mrs. Naomi N. Armstrong of 738 tavenue, to Roy R. Siegel, son of -and Mrs. A. J. Siegel, 5565 Lin- ; boulevard; Miss Rose McRae. hter of Mr. and’ Mrs. Hector Rae of 5688 Chan.berlain avenue J. Alexander Stewart, son of Mr. . Mrs, S. W. Stewart of Montreal, eenada.; Miss Ellen Adele Kinkead. f of Webster Groves, to Adolph . and Mrs. Louis H. Waltke of 21 Waterman avenue, to John x Nimcock of New York City. ~. —. + b, daughter of Mrs, d’Arline Ho)- Particular may have work done particularly well. Hemstitching, Pleating, ulton Covering. Feather Novelties Made to Order. THE, a GROUND Fave 112 ARCADE BLDG Olive at Eighth Garden Parties and Porch Parties at Homes _ and Clubs Taking Their Place With Wed- dings Among June Social Events—Country Clubs Are Increasing Number of Informal i | The country clubs are increasing the number of informal weekly af- fits. The St. Louls Country Club, ig having dinner dances on Wednes- day as well as Saturday evenings, and a buffet luncheon every Thurs- day. The Suneef Hill Country Club ie having informal dinner dances on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and at Bellerive Country Club dinner dances are given on Thursdays and Satur- favs. The opening dance at Mid- lend Valley County Club was given. Last week witnessed the first of the June weddings and bouquets and rice 30owere showered profusely throughout the entire week. Con- spicuous among these was the mar- | riage, Thursday, of Miss Helen Wulf- | 3 ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Max Wulfing of 3448 Longfellow boulevard .to Robert Meyer, son of Mre. G. H. Mever, 2800 Lafayette | avenue, at the Church of the Unity. . A emall reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents after the ceremony. The bridal attend. ants included the bride's sister, Miss _— facy Wulfing, Miss Margaret Benny of Sewickley, I’'a., Miss Margaret Haase, Garrett Meyer, James Mor- ris, Frederick Wulfing, Ralph Meyer, ,er a visit with her uncle and aunt. Wr and Mrs. Mever will be at home On Wednestav evening Miss dence of the bride’s parents. On the @me evening Miss Katherine Gunn. faughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gunn, 5095 Kensington avenue. be- fame the bride of Arnold Guyot, th» ing at the home of the bride's par- # Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. BR. | Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee porch parties to be given during the George P. Silver, son of Mrs. Evelyn Pr. Silver of the Usona Hotel. who were married Thursday at Bowling | Green. A large bridal party accom- panied the couple to the altar and a reception was held at the home of | the bride’s mother after the cer- | mony. The couple will make their home in Bowling Green. The marriage of Miss QDorothy | Gibson Pank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C, Waller Pank of Evanston, Ill., formerly of St. Louis, and Miles | Wright of Evanston, Ill., was quiet- | ly solemnized last evening at a church in Evanston. The _ bride's | sister, Mrs. Harold Day, and Miss| |} Irene Smith of St. Louis were in the ™ bridal party. The marriage of Miss Sadie Fos- Mrs. John M. Robertson of 4905 Argyle place, and J. Frank Martin, sqn of Mr. and Mrs. I.. E. Martin, | Mrs. Abert cMeyor bn ws wtZZ ter Robertson, daughter of Mr. and yg Sd. : , ¥ " - Pe ; - 77» ne > a a ¥ : - a baal on aa as ‘ . ee ‘ oe ‘ . a, -. 2ens 2 —————— —— -—— oe $$ ——— —

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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE. 6, 1920. — Be @ vv ‘— ~~ a et —_—- —— Mrs. Eugene Taylor of 5068 Ken- ~~ sgington avenue and her children, : departed Friday for Plattsburg, N to spend the summer. FURS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— 4 Social Events from Preceding Page ) ~~" em => ous * | Ladies! Every model in the Fashion plates for Spring and Summer shows “a PLEATING in different styles! We are prepared to give you Accordion, Box, Knife or any other kind of pleating. HEMSTIT CHING, PICOT EDGE and BUTTONHOLES while you wait CLOTH BUTTONS We can make you any Q Continued - - ty | bers of the club and specially invit-| ed faculty members may share the outing privileges. Miss Viola Mc- Cullen is president of the hikers and) Miss Arline Pritchard secretary. | Eligibility to club membership, other than being in the university student body, requires a 20-mile hike, which be made in two installments. MADE, REPAIRED AND REMODELED WE ALSO BUY FURS GREENFIELD 817 Equitable Bidg., 6th and Locust. Olive 4900, Central 4376. _GRAND-LEADER —_——-- ee ee a oo ~- - ales in the Downstairs Store i ’ may —-- The Tenth Ward Women's Club /\} will meet at 7:30 tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. L. L. Renfrow, 3207 Indiana avenue. "No Trunk Like a WARDROBE No Wardrobe Like a HARTMANN ‘‘QUIRKS”’ House of Qualit Pa | | The Q y Thusday evening the Beta Sigma 1228 OLIVE STREET |'Kappa Fraternity will entertain its! ESTABLISHED 1873 |Delta Chapter of Western Military | Academy. with an informal dinner-| Hamilton Hotel. | dance at the i aerate > gen = - Tek OL fr ORS SS |. este are in big demand. styles or sizes. All work guaranteed. FRENCH PLEATING COMPANY Style Book 704 WASHINGTON Fetablished on Request 20 Years WE DO REPAIRING | _ ~— | : Ladies’ and Children’s Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed Like New. J. J. RYAN, 617 Lucas Av. 'was given in honor , _Hokte at the home of Mrs. Hy Pog- | 5009 McKissock avenue, | ' ———— | | | —_——— Oe ee ee ™ _—_ | Oe ee “The New Store” ~ Sale on ' 2d Floor Stewarts Sale on 2d Floor On Sixth Street—Between Locust and St. Charles Out Go the Suits: Final Reductions on All Suits for a Tremendous Monday Sale! Read These Wonder Values $25 to $29.75 Suits at °J 3-2 $35 to $39.75 Suits at ° 79-2 $45 to $49.75 Suits at ° 25-22 $55 to $59.75 Suits at > $65 to $75.00 Suits at *3 Tricotines Men’s- Wear Serges Silvertones Wool Poplins Whipcord Tweeds 6) V6) ‘ \G Wonderful garments, beautifullylined with Velour Checks best gradé@ flowered sil | Silk-Lined Coats isieirfes $19.75 | Up to $29.75 Dresses remarkable values of the whole season. Stvles and colors galore featured in Satins, Taffetas and Combinations Here's a Dress offering for Monday that presents some of the most 73 Another Sensational Purchase See Our Splendid Sport Hats On Sale Monday Only! and Sale of Window Display Starting 9A. M. Promptly and Colors! W hite Coral Sand Jade Orange Pink White Combinations Orchid Alice Large Flops Straight Edge Sailors Short Back Pokes Off-the-Face Models Close-Fitting Turbans — $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Values vi demonstrate good value, we closed out the surplus stock ot Sport Hats rom a prominent millinery maker anl offer them at-the low price of $2.75 Good Values! Law Price! ('p-lo-the-Minule Styles! Desirable Materials For Choicest Selection Be Here at 9.4. M. When Doors Open! Milan Hemp Ribbon Tops White Milan Sailors Georgette and Hemp Hemp and Yarn ——————— SS aSSSaSSSEBSESS OO a a aga ae ae —_ - Oil lin sili tl lle lta. a A surprise miscellaneous shower . of Miss Carrie gemoeller, May Miss Holste’s marriage to Idward Poggemoeller will take place June 16 at Pilgrim Church. and Mrs. L. C 26. Mr. Grassman of | 2826 Dayton satreet will be at home | next Sunday evening in honor of the _Minnie S. | was dispensed | Graham. 1H. A. Stanton Carney of Dallas, Tex., has | { daughter, Miss | from Central | graduation of their 7yrassman, High School. The Harmony Literary Club held its last meeting of the season, May | 28, at-the home of the retiring pres- ident, Mrs. G. A. Springmeyer, ¢ 5 Palm street. The regular program with, crames were refreshments were played and served. engugement of Miss Rebecca daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paducah, Ky., to The Graham of Mr. Carney served as a Lieutenant in been announced during the war the air service. Miss Dorothy Cernatzar, 55235 Wa- ferman avenue, has returned from Cincinnati, where was brides- the large wed she maid at one ol! June dings there (‘ribbs of announces her sister, Miss Eva L Gentry 3731 (layvton Wednes- \Irs. James Otis California marriage Smith, Maffitt day. avenue the of Leo ©, to of avenue, at Rudolph of \ ashinaeton. for her r- SiSte! Nort ai Mrs. J. S [) & depa home after baving ci he \irs ti I> Miilstone, 2819 Vandeventer led vyesterda\ VISIté avenue ven at St id Mine at of a building raised ft construc to be used for the Third Order of St A lotto party will be gi Barbara's Hall, Hamilton ar Va avenues, this for the afternoon, oOo clock. benefit fund being tion of a convent members of the Francis ir the The banquet of the Kroeger Alum ni will be held at the American An nex Hotel Friday, 7 oclock. All members and graduates are invited to be present and bring a guest Please notify Miss Genevieve Landry. 6666 Cabanne avenue, treasurer, the Kroeger School of Music, of vour acceptance. Dancing social hour will follow the banquet mt and: a miscellaneous shower of Miss Lil- avenue, of Miss Broad- Misses Eerna Alma A surprise was given at lian Sunday afternoon, in Irene Smith of So36 Those jot Ryan, ‘Marie blel« Mirs. S the home reise, 5209 Blair last honor North were i WA ‘esent Mae Uniand Smith, Mrs cr. se Tiemeé Schultz ane Fair’ wil] auspices of tlre (‘entral College Club Saturday, June 12, at “Shadow Lawn.” the old lLeacon Home in Webster Park. Miss Angela Francis Small of Washington, will present two groups of her pupils in “The Bubble Dance” and ‘‘The Goltiereis.”’ Miss Small will also give a solo dance. B kK. Lemen will give two groups o A “Counts de! the >i) hose Continued on Page Six. Howto Find the Cream You Need Seand in a good light, exam- ine your face carefully in a mirror, and then— Study This Chart Proved by use im more than 4000 Beouty Shops Acne Cream - tor pimples and blech heads. Astringent Cream—for oily skin and shiny noee. Combination Cream — for drv and sallow skin. Foundation Cream—for use betore face powder. Lettuce Cream - for ciecansing in place of soap and water. Motor Cream-— for skin pro- tection, before exposure. Tissue Cream-—for wrinkles and crows’ feet. Whiteniog Cream -— for freckles and bleaching. You may secure the advice ot Marinello Experts at our Eastern Office 566 Sth Avenue Ne DY estern Office 1404 Maliers Bidg. Maripello Toilet Preperations may be had et all Drug Stores. Depertment Stores and Shope 2109 or | Lisle Stockings, 39c¢ Pr. a Notions Specials for Monday. mail or phone orders filled. Darning Cotton 5 for 18c Merrick’s “Gilt-Edge’™’ Darn- ing Cotton, in black, white and brown. Buying limit 5 spools. Common Pins, 400 on paper, at qc paper Safety Pins, 3 sizes. }c card Pearl Buttons, good quality. at 2c card Shopping Bags, large size, at roc each Sewing Silk, black. 50-yard spools, at 7c each Bias Lawn Tape, 5-yd. bolts. r2c No at Bathing Caps, roc Diver-style Rubber Bathing Caps. in black and colors. White Petticoats $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 The bodies are made of good quality muslin, with deep knee flounce of fine embroidery or lace and made with underlay. All lengths. Regular and extra sizes. Princess Slips, $1.98 Bodice-top style. of fine mus- lin. deep flounce 1s elaborately trimmed with Valenciennes lace —sizes 16 to 44. Terry Cloth, $1.19 Yard Printed on both sides. in de- signs and colorings for all drapery purposes—36 inches wide. Drapery Scrims, 1gc Yd. In a splendid variety of pat- terns and all colors, which will make up into very effective hangings for either doors or windows. Women’s Vests, 19c V-shaped neck. Swiss ribbed Nicely taped, at 3 for $5c¢ Sample Vests, 35c First quality Sample Vests in all the wanted styles. Pink and white—at 3 for $1.00 Women’s Vests, samples and seconds, 25C¢ Boys’ Union Suits, 49c Fine ribbed cotton. in peeler color. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Short sleeve and knee length. Also taped Union Suits with double row of buttons. Low neck and sleeveless. | A Special Sella Méndag: af 785 Summer Dresses of Organdies, Ginghams and Voiles [? has been a long time since we have been able to offer Dresses of this character at such an extremely low garments. Price. They are all splendid Materials are organdie in while and high colors, ginghams tn beautiful plaids and checks, and voiles in floral and fancy patterns. Many are samples—only one of a kind. Others have very slight imperfections, such as a crooked \ seam, a missing button, a tiny spot—the imperfec- tions are so slight you would not notice them unless your attention were called tothem. There are al] sizes for women and misses. No C.QO.D.'s, no approvals, no exchanges, no will calls. Women's black. white and brown Stockings. double soles and high spliced heels, hem top. 3? pairs, $1.10 Union Suits, 57¢ Women's fine ribbed cotton. in closed-crotch styles. Open seat. Nice taped top and bodice top with ribbon shoulder. Sam- ples of the better kind of Suits. Embroideries, 15¢c Yard The sample and show pieces from 2 prominent New York importer. Swiss and cambric, mostly edges. some insertions, widths ranging up to § inches. Taffetas, $2.25 a Yard Superior qua ity all-silk Taf- fetas. Splendid range of pop- ular colorings and black. 36 in wide. Satins, $2.25 a Yard All-Silk Dress Satins, good heavy weight quality that gives good wear. Street shades and black. 26 inches wide. Silk Shirtings. $1.00 Yd. All-Silk Canton Shirtings, striped des.ons. dependable col- ors 39 inches wide. Plaids, o8c Yard Neat Plaid Suitings in dark and bright styles. Suitable for ladies’ and misses’ skirts. 36 inches wide. Sateens, 49c Yard In black and white onlv. Good quality with a rich mer- cerized finish. 36 inches wide. Brussels Rugs, $1.95 Serviceably woven Rugs, desirable allover and Oriental patterns. Size 27xs4 inches Floorcovering 69c Sq. Yd. Ringwalt’s felt-base Floor- covering. of serviceable qual- ity, in light and dark patterns, for kitchens. bathrooms. etc Cut from full rolls as many yards as desired. Please bring room measurements. Men's Fiber Socks, 69c Assorted colors. Double soles and high spliced heels. Slight irregulars. Silk Hose, 69c Pair Women's black drop-stitch thread silk: double soles and high spliced heels—lisle gar- ter tops. Slightly imperfect > pairs. $2.00 (Downstairs Store.) Staple Cotton Goods Sheets, $1.98 Each Readymade, Sheets. seamless. inches. Indian Head, 45c Yard Heavy. bleached Indian Head linen-finish Suitings. for smocks, skirts,-etc. 36 inches wide. bleached size 81x90 Longcloth : 10 Yards, $2.98 Soft-finished bleached Longcloth. Yard wide. Pillowcase Tubing 4gc Yard Seamless bleached Pillow- case Tubings. 42 inches wide. Slight seconds. 3 O'clock Special | A lot of 200 yards of Amoskeag Mills Dress Ginghams, 39c Yard. | —in newest plaid effects. 32 inches wide. (Dow ns? —_ —~—<-- — —— Toweling, 25c Yard Bleached Union linen crash Roller Toweling. with fast- blue borders. Shirtings, $1.00 Yard Shirting Madras with wov- en fiber silk stripes, in a good range of patterns. LL ea Women’s Low Shoes Pumps, Oxfords and Colonials $2 85 Pair LL new desired styles and lasts. Consisting of dull kid and tan leather. Good selection to choose from. All sizes in the lot as a whole. Women's Genuine Kid Oxfords. fuliets and One and Two Strap House Slippers, soft flexible soles, rubber heels: quality. Sizes to 8. Price, 7 splendid. $7.48 pair Women's Fine White Canvas Oxfords fot dress or street wear; high curved heels or straight military walking heels. All sizes. Price, $2.98 pait | Children's Tan Leather Play Oxtords and Barefoot San- dals, broad extension-edge sewed soles. Price. $1.98 pait Tennis Oxfords, white or black canvas, corrugated rub- | ber soles. Price. "9c pait ©

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ll SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ~~ A Sale of Silk Skirts —will be held Monday, presenting the most un- usual buying opportunity offered to St. Louis women this season. The price will be $10.00. (Third Floor.) —_—— * *. | . " 4 We . 4 : eae ee 4 e - ‘ mi f nnn " Pienaar Tent niaunnnnneittht Announcing the June Sale of Lamps HIS is one of the greatest sales of beautiful Lamps and Shades that we have held in several seasons. The richness of the design and the exquisite beauty and finish of each Lamp and Shade are noteworthy. As awedding gift, they have no equal. Floor Lamps, Complete, $18.50 A— Mahogany finish base, 24-in. silk dome shade in assorted colors, finished with chenille fringe. Complete with cord and plug. Sold separately, if desired. Base, $10; shade, $8.50 Floor Lamps, Complete, $24.50- | B—Floor Lamp with hand-rubbed mahogany fin- ished base, 24-inch silk shades in Fifth avenue style, in a variety of colors, finished with chenille fringe. Complete with cord and plug. Sold separately, if desired. Base, $11.25; shade, $13.25 Table Lamps | ‘ares $10.00 Oriental Table Lanips., camel designs. 15 inches high, with 10-inch parchment ‘shade. Com- plete with cord and plug. Table Lamps $10.00 Metal Table Lamps. fancy metal base, fitted with overcast metal shade, with art glass pan- | els. Bronze or verde finish. se ——— Cowan Lamps and Shades | oie, pain aaa te Greatly Reduced During this sale we will offer the remainder of the Cowan Galleries stock of Lamps and Shades at prices that are less than the cost of manufacture. Floor Lamps. Complete, $34.50 C—Floor Lamp with heavy mahogany finished base. 26-inch 8-panel silk shade in alternating colors, finished with chenille fringe. heavy lining. Complete with cord and plug. Sold separately, if desired. Base, $16.00; shade, $18.50 Floor Lamps, Complete, $45.00 D—Floor Lamp with octagon-shape base, 26-inch silk shade with sunburst panels. finished with che- nille fringe and tassels. Complete with cord and plug. Sold separately, if desired. Base, $23.00; shade. $22.00 4 “Dainty Maid” Lamps, $8.50 of various colors. Complete at the special price. Table Lamps $19.50 Mahogany finish base. 23 in. high. with 18-in. silk shade. fin- ished with silk fringe, in a variety of colors. Complete with cord and plug. secieiiadideetniencsiteiiiiieninataadi (Fifth Floor.) —_— a _ Special Selling of Pictures and Mirrors \ | June Sale of Diamond Jewelry —enables you to select from Diamond and Plati- num Jewelry at a reduction. => 7 - _-_—-—- —— _ terest to Homemakers - ee - Linens and Bedspreads FOR weeks lists have been in the making awaiting this announcement. In- deed these unusually attractive prices justify waiting. Household Linens for every purpose are included in this event, specially collected and, specially priced. Bedspreads also find a place among the many items offered—in qualities that may be depended upon. Not only does it afford the opportunity for housewives to replenish their needs, but it is a sale that should be of ‘unusual interest to brides. Linen Tablecloths $7.50 to $19.50 Made of fine bleached all- linen damask, circular and Square patterns. Sizes 2x2. 2x242. 2x3, 2'4x2', ~~ arid 2'ox2‘2 yards. Some slight- ly soiled, otherwise perfect. Linen Napkins $9 to $19.50 Dozen Dinner Napkins of fine bleached all-linen damask. in many pretty patterns. Sizes 22x22, 24x24 and 25x25 inches. Damask Table Sets 7ox7o-inch cloth and 1 dozen 24x24-inch napkins. $11.95 7ox88-inch cloth and 1 dozen 24x24-inch napkins, $13.95 Each Set consists of 1 tablecloth and “1 dozen nap- kins, of fine bleached dam- ask, in several beautiful pat- terns. Lunch Cloths, $12.50 Madeira Lunch Cloths. of finest quality linen, hand- scalloped and with hand-eye- let embroidery work. Meas- ure 52 inches in diameter. Odd lot. Jewel Bedspreads Lot 1—Size 72x100 inches, | at $22.50 Lot 2—Size 9ox100 inches. at 25.00 Made of fancy Jewel cloth with beautiful Filet medal- lions. insertion and Filet edge—all elaborate designs. Fancy Bedspreads,$1 5 Made with Filet insertion medallions and edge—many pretty patterns. Three-quar- ter bed size. An odd lot, all slightly soiled but perfect otherwise. Linen Towels, $1.50 Bleached Linen Huck Hand-Embroidered Luncheon Cloths $7.50 to $19.75 Made of Chinese grass , linen, beautifully hand-em- broidered. 36x36, 45x45 and 54x54 inches square. Linen Table Damask $2.50 Yard Fine heaty bleached all- linen satin Table Damagk, in several pretty designs, 70 inches* wide. While a lot of 200 yards lasts. Bath Towels, 49¢ Made of bleached 2-ply | terry cloth, with fancy wov- en colored stripes. Bath Towels, 59¢ Of fine bleached terry cloth, with fancy colored borders. Nicely hemmed. Bath Towels, $1.25 Of extra fine bleached 2- ply terry cloth, with *blue, pink or yellow silk stripes. Nicely hemmed. Huck Towels, 29¢. Fine bleached Huck Tow- els, with jacquard borders. Nicely hemmed. Measure 18x _ 36 inches. Huck Towels, 69c¢ Hemstitched Towels of fine bleached huck. Measure 20x38 inches. Huck Towels, 95c Nicely hemstitched. and made of heavy bleached all- linen huck. Toweling, 29c Yard Startex Toweling. part linen in the warp and weft, good heavy quality, finished with neat red border. Toweling, 19c Yard Bleached Toweling of a good heavy quality. 17 in. Jap Tablecloths, $1.25 Come with neat fast-color blue designs on white back- ground. Nicely hemstitched. Cloth measures 48x48 In. Pattern Tablecloths $2.50 Of fine bleached damask. in neat stripe pattern. Meas- ure 64x64 inches. Pattern Tablecloths $2.95 Of fine bleached damask, in several neat patterns. Measure 70x70 inches. Marseilles Bed Sets $7.95 A lot of 100 beautiful Sat- in Marseilles Bed Sets. in new designs. For full-size beds. Dimity Bed Sets $5.95 Krinkle Dimity Bed Sets. with blue or yellow striped centers. Scalloped spread and bolster comprise the Set. For three-quarter-size beds. For full-size beds. price is $6.95 the set. Marseilles Bed Sets $12.50 Each Set consists of, scal- loped bedspread. with cut corners, and scalloped bol- ster to match. Come in blue or pink stripes. Just a lim- ited quantity of these de luxe Marseilles Bed Sets to offer. Marseilles Bed Sets $11.95 Beautiful Satin Marseilles Bed Sets. consisting of scal- loped spread, with cut cor- ner. and bolster to match, with heavy raised Marseilles designs. Large enough for Towels, nicely hemstitched. wide. Just 800 yards in the yds any full-size bed. 6 Dinner Plates 6 Cups 1 Casserole , ° ° lot. (Second Floor.) 6 Salad Plates 6 Saucers I Sugar ifi ; Measure 18x32 inches. ¢ Yard ¢ Coup Soups «> Meat Dishes. = Cream For Wedding Gifts and Your Own Home iis | 6 Fruit Saucers 1 Baker 1 Sauceboa PPP PPI AL A A eit ing | Indian 4:3 6 Bread and Butter Plates. sale which has for its purpose the object of having you eee eS TERE nk bo EE ett rectly itings. for become more familiar with our new location, which 96-Piece Dinner Service, $45.00 | ‘ | Japanese China Dinner Service. with beautiful border decoration. H / Complete with bread and butter plates and fast-stand sauceboat. 100-Piece Dinner Sets, $50 | 100-Piece Dinner Sets, $65 36 inches -% . ' is now in the northwest section of the Fifth Floor. Special groups have been arranged. 2.95 | Group 1—Includes a choice lot of Etch- i d china, with dainty Of Japanese china, attractive ; Ah hed Oe a wonder decoration and floral border effect and gold ings in brown wood frames, as well as $ 00 + sold line. line. (Fifth Floor.) fine color facsimiles. ees bing Se Sa Pe | | Group 2—Hand-colored copies of noted $ 50 te 1 Pillow- R f = VY a p paintings and special designed Mirrors ff ererrrrrrrrsrsrrrrrren rrrrrr hes wide. ugs OT ver | ur OSE which are very decorative for the home. Are Featured at Special Prices Wilton Rugs at $112.50 Scotch Art Rugs, $32.50 A Most Unusual Selling of Sewing Machines IN this important selling event are such well-known makes of Sewing Machines as the Willard, White, the Free, New Home, Singer, Domestic, Halma, Davis and others— floor samples, slightly used Machines anda number of specially purchased Machines. They are priced in this sale at $15 $18 $2422 $28 $31 ana $39 Every Machine is fully guaranteed, and can be purchased on our convenient terms of $1.00 a week. This sale of high-grade Sewing Machines will certainly result in creating a demand in excess of the supply; therefore it is advisable to make an early selection in order to ob- tain the Machine of your choice. : These offerings are for Monday only, and no mail or telephone orders will be filled. W have here illustrated four of the many Machines included in this sale. The Halma The Willard at $15.00 at $39.00 similes, Wallace Nutting subjects and fine Mirrors. : Group 3—Beautiful hand-colored ae 9.6 ():2 "10= SE A A St EOE Se EI Cet NN OT | OR ON LT TE gal Ai Mi A A IE A A OLGA EG OE ORT EE ta a A ee it te ce aw -- The Domestic The Singer at $31.00 Clotheslines, 59c at $28.00 Made of good quality cotton. 50-ft. sections. Washboards, 63c “Brass King” Washboards, full size, with heavy brass rubbing surface. . beauty are to be | Reversible Aberdeen Scotch ae Laie beentife assortment | Art Rugs, in shades of blue, gray, a : . . of Wilton Rugs, in the gxra-ft. taupe. rose, green and tan. 9x1I2- j —— Many other Pictures and Mirrors at prices from $12.50 to $45.00 | size, finished with heavy fringe on | ft. size. | which will make very acceptable gifts for the bride. Store.) | 4 . salad (Note—Picture: Department now located on Fifth Floor.) nr 1 ends. ‘ Fiber Rugs, $22.50 ——$<$<——————— telecast rr Be Group of Rugs at 975.00 Neenah Fiber Rugs are the peer e ° i lot are the finer | of all Rugs in this class. You can H N d oe T t oly P d ie es Boas Brussels Rugs, | scrub ney are a OMe ce S I) eres IT) T1Ce , miess | and sanitary. ome in beautifu . -_ . OCS eee we Tree cgaened Axnsineter bedroom effects. Size 9x12 feet. Windsor Kettles, $1.89 7 << Floor Waxers, $2.95 | Axminster an fices and home , Sq. Yd Made of heavy gauge West Bend aluminum, | a 15-lb. weighted Brush. | Rugs, suitable ad omices Linoleum, $1.29 q. , full 5-quart size. Meats cooked in them will be for waxing and polishing ls a use. gxza-ft. size. Genuine cork and burlap-back tender and juicy. | | hardwood floors. Brussels Rugs, $36.50 Linoleum in block, tile and hard- Safety Kettles, $1.69 Old English Pretty refined allover designs in | wood effects, in the 4-yard width, Of West Bend aluminum, full 5-quart size, with . seamless Brussels Rugs, of extra | as well as bathroom Linoleum in safety cover for pouring. | Floor Wax, 65¢ d qualit ox1a-ft. size. the a-yard width. (Fourth Floor.) : a One-lb. cans of prepared good q y ae Cream Whips, 98c IITITT TITTY TTT y\ Ficor Wax, for polishing —— Dunlap’s silver blade Cream Whip and Mayon- ane hardwood floors. . naise Mixer, complete with pottery bowl. Garbage Cans 95¢ Summer Curtains PT Cream bay ~nta $3.95 ' Made of galvanized iron, with deep rim cover. : ite Mountain” Ice Cream Freezer, triple | $ 65 acd aie: + ey Wizard FI! Ayo ogee ae shape At — Pair Roy Garment Bags for cleanions ‘oan polishing hardwood and painted Are mothproof and germproof, for packing | floors. away wearing apparel. A LIBERAL range of Scotch Net Small size, 39c¢ | Medium size, ssc | WS Curtains, made of good quality , Large size, 69c . hea yarns which will give excellent wear. Sprinkling Hose, $5.50 | New Spring patterns. 50-ft. sections of %4-inch five- | - splendid ply Sprinkling Hose. Complete | $37.48 pair $ 35 : with couplings and guaranteed for | Screen Windows, 95c At = Pair an entire season. Continental make, with adjustable -hardwood ; or street — Hose Reels. $1.25 | frames, fitted with good grade screen pac we 36 ee pait a e Bh eadehs oh Ree Made of hardwood. with re- | inches high and extend to 37 inches in width. 2. a arquisette, v ’ ; volving reel. : : l d stripe grenadine Curtains— die a eeladiinn _ Crystal White Soap, 8 Bars for 49C¢ foot San- —", aod Launder easily. vane Opes S | Peet Bros. White Laundry Soap. Buying s°*"" "Sta $1.98 pair : ideal for Su oe Ln scot if $1.75 | limit 8 bars. No mail or phone orders ac- | st Filet Net Curtains, in lace-edge style: 7 ¥ 45 Lawn Sprinkler, on high oase. | | cepted. seianes diame A pai (Fourth Floor.) Will fit any size hose. rated rub- 79c pair hire Biore.) patterns. Ideal for living and dining rooms.

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ee ST.LOUIS PC Cath-| Christine Edwards, Myrtle Alcorn,|cago. Saturday Miss Medler gay Josephine Tuttle, Lucille Cohn and / reception for them. The 0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ ? . w, Bessie Goodman, . id Misses! will be at home at 4514 Adelaide av-|\place Wednesday at 9 a. m. at St.'ceded by a miscellaneous program. eow omnes mocnasacltgyy> ~~ aged Nien = j ou, ‘ 7 on ge oy A al Francis de Sales Church. The feature of the evening had not erine sllaba ger, : yn , taure Scott gueate were Misses Eether Social Events Lilllan Kaplo and Susie oo ar enue. eat ‘been previously announced and was Helen Crowley, agg e re s, . ‘TwGia ‘Fileesssa tanita ae mu yes ie ms meray The marriage of Miss Angela Tief-! The senior class of Lenox Hall en-|a surprise to the greater part of the Frances Alcorn, — gen pone Miss Iouise Medler, 4394 Gibson Martha Fristze, Elva Angel “ Nene ry ab oa’ rie “9p v- inbrunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ltertained at the Artists’ Guild audience. The following girls took | Helene eee al dale: Geatelts oven magia as her guests Miss Ella! Florence Angelbeck, Ella Hilgen ~~ | Gud Biantey Lopato ring Dearer. we. | ' 010 cane) : - Misses Maurine Samuel, Ar-*Helen Todd, “stelle roessling, abe 0 rene i Bee ¥ , wt Et ett a sa ; . WN , f 3219 P | , on June 1}. The Senior part: , , | ; Chi. - eral out of town guests attended the | N. J. Tiefinbrunn . s OV * 7 7.9 : roche and black. Hate jor. ODO i fo stats tor./. aaa " Positively ' Monday no approvals une 7 ECOND FLOOR— or exchanges J . Only | co a = pe " cisely HALF Purchased at 50% Off » Voiles, Organdies, Crepes, $ r e ~ 7s - Dotted Swisses, Tissues, owered and Printed Geor- - ' gettes. Hundreds of & Dresses. , E rehased several hundred high - “wW sited th Fs deeinaades washable $ —_—_ re Ait a LJ y ge i. | g z | | Nn id ve ’ ’ G a8 Zz - ult ; es at 50% off, and we're going to @ffer them to you in a sale tomorrow An Astounding Dress Occasion This Sale at Planned as a companion event to the half-price millinery sale—equally as notable from the standpoint of value-giving — 2S ee eee eee SALE WILL START AT 8:45 MONDAY MORNING Th ' wy ' Be here when the $4.98 senile «tarts and and , you'll share in the \ ° , : greatest values of the season. ALL SILK DRESSES ALL SPRING COATS ALL SPRING SUITS Below Cost! “ALL $12.50 TO $15.00 SPRING COATS—NOW “ALL $15.00 TO $17.50 SPRING SUITS—NOW $15.00 TO $17.50 SILK DRESSES—NOW > OVER 150 GARMENTS IN THIS SALE AT ALL $19.75 TO $25.00 SPRING COATS—NOW. ... ZBLL $22.50 TO $25.00 SPRING SUITS—NOW. .. ALL $20.00 TO $25.00 SILK DRESSES—NOW. ... > OVER 200 GARMENTS IN THIS SALE AT SS Au. 83250 10 F000 SPH CONTE NOW " $32.50 10 $40.00 SPRING SUITS—NOW.... *18 $32.50 TO $40.00 SILK DRESSES—NOW.... OVER 260 GARMENTS IN THIS SALE AT eam sun nn tS > 50 46/7 Summer Dresses from regular assortments priced up to $125, a The whole story is summed up in the headlines. We were anxious to offer a sale group of apparel as a fitting com- panion to the sale of hats, and hit upon this method of reducing our overstocks at the same time. Choice 8.8) . * 4 t =. —— mn _— ~ - ; ; Usen-afpansufy~saJl > ‘he a oe er Plain and Dropstitch Tricolettes Mignoneites Crepe Meteors Flowered and Beaded Georgettes Kitten’s-Ear Satins Silk Taffetas T ricotines SSESSSLSREEREREERELREEEBRBEEABDEASEEEEREE ES SSUES 6.8.5.5.8.8.5.8.0.8.58 6.6.8.5.8.58 £.88.8.68.8 8 6.B. ™ ee SS S822 8 2 8 2 2 2 ee - ‘ a S oa — (No Approvals or exchanges allowed in this sale.) HIGHEST-PRIGED SILK DRESSES—NOW.__. + OVER 960 GARMENTS IN THIS SALE AT... a. r

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- 2 Seni 4s : ¥ * i . id ey ‘e — ler gave Rs. additional 9 her Lehr, — uric Wedde. tk Angelbeck, Na Hilgeman, i _ — SEP SSSSESSESRTS FEELS BAeeweeeeae ees SERRE SEES E228 28 2 22s ee eee \. a -~ ~ >, ~~ = = . = 7~ - — ———— ROSE i LL os “+ eT ‘ Wilma = mee oe —— - A + ep mete ye meee ee ae egret rem pera ee re et ome » T Sow Al" tae OF of ee Pou . yi =: be a ad i, ‘ - =) er oe ates Se ene ll " wR : } ot wt | a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' : oe bad a SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 4035 St. Louis avenue, Friday eve- | "Social Events {) nine trom’s to 10 o'clock. The cir. ¢ | cle leaders of the church will assist Continued From Preeeding Page. ? in receiving the guests. ~~ | was recent Priep, Ella. “ Baese, | Lydia Baese, Louise Medler, Messrs. | Peters, Al. | Priep, Cora Meinke, Dora Teske, Marie Herman Medler, Harry pert Heitzeberg, edward Baese, Wal- ter Bacse, William Fritze, Arnold | daughter, Miss ] | . ~~ one Hagnauer, to 1e The ri rs ,. eee eenots, Albert/Goron Allan Pilkinston,on| ee ? pete et Fratorntts Meyer. ; : Ww : ica sd: ay, , une yA The . oung Mrs. Morria Corn, 58° Waterman | . » couple wi @ at home after July |. ven a ‘ ; . > azae ‘ YY iavenue, has ; ruest her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. Schuman of 4702 | 1 at 4048 Mad avenue. Mise, Louis. Markel of New. York. | . s. 4 ‘ PI ‘ Le ? + ; ? . | Page boulevard announce gagement Dorothy Schuman, gon of Mrs. Mary Lending, field avenue. ding has been set. v615 Gat i The spring festival of the General | abeth Cole, lIiome, 4447 will take Protestant Orphans’ Natural Bridge avenue, place this afternoon. The 138th Auxiliary will hold the | regular monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon, June 13, in room 3, Ce: eral Public Library, Thirteenth and Olive streets. nestiy requested to attend, as mat- tera of importance will be taken un end plans for future work discussed Mrs. Frank Craig entertained her 800 club, Tuesday, at her summer cottage, near Valley Park. The guests were Mesdames Mamie Archibald, A, y. Bange, Frank Craig, Amy Fergu. son. Agnes Gratton, Kate Collins, L, Royvd, A. «. Jaeger, 1). Rashcoe and Wm. Woods The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James Har- din Smith, former pastor of North Presbyterian Church. St. Louis and Warne avenues, will be at home to the members of the congre- gation and friends in the new manse, the en- | of their daughter, Miss to Nat Lending. No date for the wed. All members are ear- | enue, to Frank Ray McFarland, son | of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland of | 5942 Garfield avenue, will take place | on June 12 at 5 o'clock at the home of the bride’s parents. The Rev. Walter F. MeMillin will officiate in the presence of the two families ar S844 6th Hagnau- | and a few intimate friends. er, 3041°Halliday avenue, have an- | Mr. McFarland is a graduate of 'nounced the marriage of their re age ee fro Glands Hundreds of F; The manse | purchased by the church as a home for the pastor. — —..2 oe val of a daugh Miss Margie Kluegel of 3304 Mag- nolia avenue entertained Sunday aft- ernoon and evening with a miscel- | The marriage of Miss Lucile Eliz- | i e} 5 . lane -Ous showe r and 500" pe irty _in| es daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | ——— r= | Frank 1). Cole of 4934 Fountain av- Continued on Page Ten, $5.00 Eye- $9.50 “an for To oui lv acquain wa = th ca =~ | well-eq a DY ” er i (pth ey De ‘part: * we , j will all this weel ( guarantecd frame. tted cx mplet with ee $2.50 Also ‘Sheil l_yerlags *6: Values to $15 sed 4 b> +p ep-curve d To °' $5, 00 Ge Better Vision Glasses mn ) J. L. Sievert, O. D. ™:!! * op 46 le gm n. prevent headache eyes strong. i 7 Dr. Arthur W. Cuquet = Bt lien TRIST—OPTIC eo tmeh ‘srt Goldman & Cuquet 609 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. Values to $25 Eyesight Specialist. Now With Jewelry and Optical Co. | June Clearance Sacrifices! Now for a Final Clean-Up! Completely Forgotten! A Phenomenal Sacrifice Silk Dress Sale new models, while ——_. No Exchanges or Returns Permitted ine Waists Presenting Regular Values to $45 Offered Monday in Three Groups: “10 *12 Values to $45 | All Styles and Colors in Fine Georgette 7 509 Washington Av. Exquisite Lace, Bead and Embroidery Trimmings, dwerblouse Models—Long and Short Sleeves— New Turn- Back Cuffs — All Collar and Neck Effects— kvery Beautiful Pastel Shade—Fresh and White. Again we forctbly demonstrate that this store al- | ways leads in saving opportunities. Tomorrow tt's an absolute drastic of hundreds of our high-class Spring and Summer Silk Dresses, in or- der to effect a certain clearance before the extreme- Choose froin | FROM every point of view this is an event that will appeal to every sacrifice aa er rape = ; . ¥ shopper. The savings alone are worthy of vour consideration, to say nothing ot the pretty styles. fascinating colorme's and fine trimmings ly hot weather. ~that.are shown in this vast assortment. Complete Range of Sizes at Each Price _—-—_—- —_ —— — ———_-—— Actual $30, $25 and $22.50 Dresses | ? iceman: talus Announcing for Monday Georgettes, beaded or flowered Regular $25, 530, $35 and $39.50 Values I Baronette Satin Crepe de Chine Sport Dresses of tricoletle combined with crepe de chine Fine Tricolettes Taffetas Rich Combinations and Organdies Queen Anne Satin Kumsi-Kumsa No matter what pectations may be, you'll not be disappointed. Every desi: able stvle, color and trimming note is included, and the qual! itv of material stamps these as the most extraordinary Dress values in manv a day. your ex gf Profits and Costs Have Been W aist —Sacrificed at Bilk-lined eerges—this sea- I ko to eine cece: Finest velour checks, Eton ‘Buits of serge and tricotines. a ~ oes ci ace ghee sees — eee Suits Formerly to $30! Suits F ormely to $50! A Clearance of Voile Waists! —Sacrificed at A group of 169—all fresh and | $25, $20 and $15 | mmere’ New Silk SKIRTS | checks, few polos and mixtures, Every Item at Fractional Cost ! ican : ae f Spring Coats Worth to $20! | Ne ene | $ 5() —Sacrificed at $ Q 5 it st). a aca Bis" fy (vise —— Juat 30 in the lot, mostly in = | ° ¥" (+14 59] 28 y NN V $35, $30, $25 Spring Coats! Sacrificed at a ST 479 9 5 $6 and $5 Wash Skirts! | —Sacrificed at « $7.95 Q 5 {$9.85 - eee ee $1.75 Tremendous AEE on more ‘than 100 Skirts——dewkist, dream crepe moongliow, etc. eeaions slightly Dh ¢ ob dbs 6 bee ee | pre-shrunk gabardine, Regular S20 2.8 6¢ 6 6 @& 407 | justly popular. The material is of a fine quality, | stvles with novelty belts and pockets, and pearl buttons, bine, special Monday at. SP ee. es : : tes pe ae ot eeeants Qaeeipaeeete (Skirt Section Fourth Floor.) wav vies at THOMAS W. GARLAND ——— TT T1e-on and Always eool and very practical for the warm days ahead of us, these Tub Skirts are shown in values to $4.95: A Sale of 300 Fine Silk Skirts | All Fresh, Crisp, New Models for Sports and Dress Occasions 20 Fan-ta-si Crepe Milano Me); $9).95 409.11-138 Broadway a no 90 The majority of the Waists in these three groups are fresh, crisp, many are from our regular, higher-priced lines. A Special Sale of White Summer Skirts . 7 * ~ — paFasaghtnstnstnvhastngShatty HrseastastartashassestnetaghegMtastasteetednsPeestgetrstaseatrsisseestaptvonne vcarerremeren teitgdtageepter eer ee > - ee ee ed -

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ST. LOUIS P POST-GiSPATCH © ‘SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— osaiaall ee tt tt ee — \DOUGHBOYS WHO GO BACK } : sy «|S land Taffeta or Leghorn and Panne (Combina- ;' . auspices of the Humane Society 0 . = ’ Cameo Bracelet Missouri, and the public, both chil- tions, all made of finest material and splendid workmanship. Brooches Watches dren and adnits, are urged to at- ~~ Reaneassieh Miele £ White Sh t Sh aS Just tend. A conference will be held to- Basement Sale o ite Shoes, shies | ae Oe $1 00 4 Week morrow night at % o'clock at the . ms : r | Pay ° Planters Hotel, to which the publi | Pumps and Oxfords, Also oy oe / : R SRILA ee —_ ———— is also invited : Craven is making a tour of the L h y 7 J . " I'nited States to arouse greater in- eather S oeS | | ] ’ $1. 95 Gi h D 426 Nath O°. Sn eee ein show atromack, M || | 2000 pairs of white Low Shoes eg" Girls: ngnam VTesses ~ [able collection of pictures and give jj 4 made tg sell for $3.00, $4.00 and , — ay Just in time for vacation needs; made of good Se ee — stories of human interest. Iie stat- if is es be pair 6 ’ 3 | eal > y quality gingham or chambray in attractive plaid End Gra Hair ed yesterday that St. Louis was far y behind other cities in its efforts in Loon leather Low Shoes. made or plain colors; sizes 6 to 14 vears............ i snhi = 4 als, ; that any | no £ 1. a Let Science Show You How _—aeeres MAINS ae “3 sure i! to sell for $5.00, S4 and $4.00 (Second Floor—Nugents.) Convince Yourself Free | cases of cruelty and neglect were i) . seems MUU | , reported. . iittala pe | ae ee e Atay Por years science has sought a way of restori hairtoits natural color Now that way is fou od Thou. it wed Dy ee More Increases for British Rail Men. {7 Diag Galddmangy | 10008." 3000 5 ane. sasona ; Selling Beautiful Voiles at Less Than Cost Wage Board has issued a report Scientific Hair Color Restorer granting the railwaymen jr} wong in- 4 $1. 715 Voiles In fancy floral patterns, rich color combinations, soft and reases im wages ranging f: tw “. Pepe : . Send today fore free trial bottle and | Oe i oat peetliagiag sheer; very much in demand;'38 inches wide; imported En- comb. be sureandstatethe (shillings to seven shillings a week, Nee 355 ry + ‘al according to their grade, in addition "eee. + BUSH Weaves. 75c to $1.75 Values; it on a lock of ir hair. Note the reanit. And ‘ y a how differs from -fashioned dyes. Write today. to the increases already rranted un- Aj ss 4 a Eb, _ 50) V olle ™ Dbeant Li ul combinations in smal] designs ; Persian patterns, Many Imported : (1 s Leen, 2 Osc ee - , 4 MARY T. GOLDMAN der the sliding scale. The demands . >: ‘ | 9487 Goldman Bidg., st. Paul, Minn. - scrolls, etc., so popular this season; hight and dark fields; 58 Go at Mesept No imitations For Sale by Druggiete Everywhere | Of the men for special pay for holi- “| fff ft toe re agg Ren o* 4 a poe a pe La a Wiae ‘ many lm por Les ad. =—_—_— days and similar days were refused oe : ; a ene." we at aay A OL. 25 Voiles 3" lester effects, two and three tone combinations, — SRS 1; Pl Ak eee ance a ot: = : rich seroll di ‘signs and color combinations; 38 inches wide; —— STARCK EU] RPE NGG Pern anions oe te man ra CH: Ar bas Ca a it 4 ) gy. 0) V ollein P wos Fo pe ‘KS In thinks blues. also the wanted navy blue. ; FO OR BG —— _—- —_ so —- — — tl oral patterns, Persian effects; the small dots, black and A Beautiful a y FAC ) : Viti apeade : 0 Ooo ——\——F Fite y | 1d White, arcots and csepomrsdl 3S inches wide. | ‘ a : FLOOR | AMP — eer Fh an nif _8 RH c Vy | Stripes, floral etrfeets, meh color combinations. Pari- 4 an i ae See, a mn oe eS a Ol eS... effects, pink, blue, lavender and smart color com- , Se 7 Th + see ith ; , pe Nee AEE aN A om se itions; also black and white and blue and white; 38 inches wide. | = weds with a new Catia € PGE == r 1 new and effective color combinations; blues, ] INAS . ‘ fet . Ce G >>) ie~w and ellective coior ) iaLIONS; DiuneSs, iaven- M , . ‘ a F . = tT Te KEM MORE / OS - ——— (Bye oiles |: rs, pinks, greens, browns, black, with rich scrolls, — 3 Au by Basten cheeks, flora] patterns, toliage and futurist designs; 38 inches wide. Bargain Squares | \ yo . UAT we : Ss t OUTFIT AT ONLY A eo i posi 7 yy) ae omen oO PHONOGRAPH ' 182 Monday Specials Big Savings on Lamps Boys’ $15 and $16.50 ey Tock = This complete Kenmore Phonograph “Outfit includes a beautiful nes ‘ge finish cabinet Kenmore Phonograph and | ten Double-Face Records (twenty selec- Wash Skirts, and gray, in regular and ex y and Popular Desi : | a sizes, 2 tO oS Ais cse kirts are well S. . -_ ; . tions) and, FREE, IF YOU BUY NOW, a Mahogany Piano , te aaeas Air seog _ Thes yes “peer alt Was °P gn Save $4.30 to $5.80 on a Suit : 4. AV: ety of N Floor Lamp, with beautiful silk shade. All at our low spe- ate amet Sean Some ilk frin | ; enlgabe | (Bargain asement Nugents. | . ; Smee he ae s Be 3 | . ie peice Of only $108.00. : : : ee Ree SQ and other chenille, 24 : $ | (): 10 ‘harminggmed of the m Limited Offer. HANS | $5.00 Skirts i Aes eo ad and 26 inch sizes for bwered Vo Fy © Wait. Ma bh ly \s YY STORE _ Just 75 cheek and mohair $2 98 | p fai TA | atl mahogany, metal and mecked Gir er tr a OPEN Gh A eB de wth ashore os. epee a “Ge ~~ polychrome “loor S MONDAY Sizes 24 to 30 waist, in black, navy and tax ipe and Lamp Bases. ] ook at these prices: | th: —— pe Tailore 'd Suits ! of Snappy : he etain the ir shape i. he ee D ae Te eae yet : - ett LL ee ee ‘ie EVENING brown and green cheeks, . | tor. with ous _— (Bargain Basement Nugents.) In Spite ot } - , eres : extra” attach- 2 at ~ : $14.95 Shades only $11.20 | cece flrs “ tabpect. : izes Extra Sellir , ‘ ‘res, tweeds E xtra Sale Terms Only ee De- =©=—S $3.98 Envelope Chemise $18.85 Shades only $14.10 | and cheviots; made up in | ‘7 7? Made of crepe de chine in several at $2.95 $21.35 Shades only $15.95 the latest belted mod: I, with slash, patch a - | . y AD ae a Wash Skirts * / “} Just for Monday only, about 150 Panio © 49 Lamp Shades, Absolutely New Stock, Exclusive | Two- Pants Suits | } : | ) ‘ thy ~~ a — ated ane aed ee ae, Se age ~ _— see TF ee ears’ a ee or flap pockets: two trousers With each ; : tractive models, trimmed with lace in $ = ; x wh eertion, pr erp and touches of hand embroid $24.95 Shades only $18.65 suit, cut full. Sizes 6 to 18. Taree medele ptetuee seal _— ery in dainty colors, 7 $27.50 Shades only $20.55 (Second Floor—Nugent: i“ Sy i (aM int Pil, met re , H i a i wT a ‘ i $1.25 and $1.50 Camisoles } $27.95 Shades only $20.85 WOMAN UAADAROROM AA AAOA 0004 ne Se coen ety @ Outfitting the Men With Finest Clot at Old-Time Prices! (£ | Very Special, everv Floor and Table ery bands and lace edge, lace or ribbon straps | Lamp In our stock re duce ‘ed 25°7.. Other Men, this shows what spot cash—and a determina- \ a tion to do something big for the men. of St. Louis } : (Fourth Floor—Nugents Per Month | | : ml a $2.45 Sheets Lamps at proport ON rarin Por Nugent CAN DO--get in on this sale while lots are unbroken. ‘eA Men’s and Young Men’ | + ih ; : Made of bleached good quality muslin $1 98 mee —o sihdaicalaalii RANE AEB AE —___——, =- , f. a6 y $37.50, 340 and ams Suits The youne Oe ns Suits are mas Irom strietiv al N00! “3 fabrics, ts di « : ms. ~ -*—ee = ~ “Sie Se ‘we Oy , and striped sateen feather p roof ti king. Size 20x27, | { and the kind of values that women expect room. | (Third Floor—Nugents.) Sa . tt: o find inthis Big Dress e vent. This Kenmore Phonograph ; ‘ " Eas $1.59 Extra-Size Petticoats rae eg OY asily — tell Free Piano Lamp offer is _ Come in blue and gray striped gingham, | 7 ies £.- He . 2 - limited to one outfit to each . : with deep flounce vol. 39 ee ) _ customer. . a iF YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN, write us at once. We shi Da $7.95 and $7.50 Silk oe neweme here in the U. S., direct from our main office. Chicago. wy of taffeta, im messalines and G4. 95 Here's a sale that ought to bring every woman in itv here tomorrow. . : | free from dressing; size 81x‘) : i ‘ J ’ to have this beautiful ‘ (Third FI mos eneviot an ASsimeres ih oats blue, green and brown The coats are single or double breasted, full or outfit in your home. fF im - InOw Bargain Basemeni . , , : , - ‘ , byt * & “ x ‘ . 5 : ‘ half ined; ‘ ‘ to 4! he me mss are more eonservative$ oa¢ ate Vis and cassimeres, light and dark mixtur: Sizes 26 to 44 Men’s and Young Men’ S $50, $55 and $60 Suits These Suits are made in te snap ‘ | le : ‘ ‘ ast odels, euutiful tatlored a4 aristiine iTect, narfow rope mouider arta re 6? oul J : “ - a. ; | ’ ° ee Mtr . trrvé and changeable effects, fitted w ite inds | j ye . WR ere than thirty stunnin le to tarck Diano C0. —————$—$_ Pi) Satins : $2.60 Sheets, Each Wool Jerseys Messalines ee. of Starck Upright, Grand and Player Pianos ae Tricotines il cotton. . Sivyee for wome and ases 1102 Olive St. _St. Louis d rf; size 81x09, "$2.20 he a | 0 ee — —- ee ee ———— ee : . OE a oc Cn Te ea a re en -~— + » y J j

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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a | ae SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ > SE i SR! Re — a —_ Se ee ere TRRERREREAREROGe ReREReReeR eee eee eee ee oe ae fe ln ee oe ‘weer BUZZARD THAT CARRIED BELL = ON NECK BELIEVED TO BE DEAD "Photoerallll srices' Bing Is Gaid to Mave Been Seen C ° d From Virginia to Peru p Since 1812. Oo ie CHARLESTOWN. W. Va.. June 5 ur reproductions of The fi us “belle suzzard,”’ | ie ] belled buzzard old photographs or Known all over the country, and said The Store: for for ALL the People to have lived more than 100 years,||} KOdak pictures™ are is believed to be dead. . , » : i” stonder ae a | $4.00 Wash Satins . 40-inch, comes in ivors be whi ne ited quantity of samples and slight irreg- heels and toes; everv pair full fashioned « all of flesh-color m ee eis S; pay full fashioned style, 11 |- : . over lace effects, side lace clocki rs, lace-boot ef- $4.00 Chiffon Taffetas $5.00 Drees Satin er lace effects, side la ngs, lac fects. Embroidered clockings and lace instep, in- ‘“True-to-Life’’ Photdéqraphs re model top and tc release itself from this position, h wide lace, hook. ya . le : - Wb) ‘ h o> 46. . Yard wide; navy biue and black it ak a iene slestiiie ne alte nile ot tn Abb me ae eee —— 6-inch, comes in black only, lustrous pure ding white glove silk allover effect; all sizes. Members of the Leach family went - — ee to the buzzard's Wid, but when they ADVERTISEMENT eee ee a _ Se epproached, it flew away with the -— -———- vs f the flock. ! elt certain | on ; ae flo oe res aoe gore A SU kR E WwW A Y TO The sleigh bell was tied around E N I) 1) A N I) R U FF fF the buzzard’s neck in the War of 1812. The bird has been seen as far There is one sure way that has South as Pern, though its summers Bever failed to remove dandruff at were always spent in the mountains Once, and that is to dissolve it, thea of Southern West Virginia. During) YOU destroy it entirely. To do this, R5c “puree . | | dve quality 7 (Main Floor—Nugents ) of goon qualtt ——— oe. i 65, — a nds 26 100-Pe. Dinner Nets $3, 50 and $4. 00 Georgette Crepe $ _Monday Specials. andeau Bras Special ep 65 65. Alder straps: ema a . ite and. ze A new shipment of all-silk Georgette Crepe, in many Made of good quality bleache. der strape eines i cotton, size ‘Fourth Fle Baty rte pleasing designs, so much used for Summer 36x36. 52¢ (Third Floor—-Nugents. ) 2.50 Corset, $1 oa Br ! ‘Pi Di dresses or waists ) - ’ " : ose & . the Mexican trouble severa) years just cet about four ounce ~ of plain, hepa ong sw , 1! ra Pp oO mp on P a i 75c I illowcases, Each ago the bird was on the border for4 CO™mon liquid arvon from any drug re. model low ous : yy! eervice for 6 ersons. composi tion of. _ a pumemenemenes , . . - - — ' — " - — — - — - two consecutive summers. store | this 13 a} vou will nee be ap- ply it at night when retiring: -use enough to moisten the scalp and rub ST. LOUISANS SEEK SCHOLARSHIP it in centiv with the fiseerteinn By —— most if not all, of your dandruft will.be gone, and three or Two Washington U. Graduates Com- four more applications will completely pete for Prize in Rome. dissolve and entirely destroy every For the first time in its history, Single sign and trace of it, no matter ‘Washington University is represent- how much dandruff vou may have. ‘ed in examinations in the final com-| . Yo" Will find all itching and dig- i petition for the fellowship in archi- ging of the-scalp will stop instantly, tecture in the American Academy at 224 your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, Rome. These examinations will ‘end glossy, silky and Sars, and look and this week, and the two St. Louis can- fec|_a hundred times better. Gidates striving for the single award Made of fine quality cotton, hemstitched, 65 ‘ . long h ps. well t, pieces yi useful for any e f atce) wk iret hoo OCCASIO whi and gold or 65 ono our Rood supports “pray desrign, y jal. . Bize 40x56. silat — " iB argain i axeme (iF ourth I loor—Nugents ) { Third Fk loor- Nugents ) ee, i i i ll i CR aha LC @aF~ $2.95 Utility or Double Service Aprons ard *eeneee eee (Bargain Basement—Nugents) Made of solid color chambray, in gray | 77 or blne, white pique collar and de ‘tachable . = onday Morning 2 —————- aes VE NMS Se . cacaatetintaspemiasiasenitin ame wide bolt and two pockets; small, medium =e and large sizes. { = REPEC HRREACHS ROEDER WOME * (Rargain Basement——Nugents.) Clock Sharp, June 7th | : | i q Just Think of This! BaF 69c Shirting Madras, Yard i : 56-inch; comes in light grounds, with goo | , We Launch Our : | Regular $4.00 to $5.00 | cteticarcnkt cot 20849 e Eines fo elma sre Ltt Se -—— ee + And other similar brands. 36 inches wide. soft finish, (Bargain Basement—Nnogents.) ’ ; | _> 5 | vates from Washington University | Marquisette Curtains | = 59c Cretonne, Yard B | Schoo of Architecture. The award upon it for their pes ‘will mean fhree vears in the Acad-'| ; guished appearance. The 36 inches wide; comes in fancy floral pat- ; gp emy, with $1000 expense money each terns for draperies; re To 10 vara lengths. 39¢ - year. e soft, « refined, pearly - (Bargain Basement Nugents.) a The only other American institu- » white complexion it — Pr. gm tions to have as many candidates in| renders instantly, { is 5 Sew “228 = = “Sete was hy —_ 85c Gabardine, Yard —~ the final examinations as Washinge- | tf always the source ' of @ ton University are Princeton and mt flattering comment. *) ? Syracuse University. The follow- -... o> - 36 inches wide; comes in a good range of 49c i Ah ae : Petals sya rtincy. he outing wear. ing are represented by one candidate | Gourauds A lot of i 84 palrs all highly mercerize Narqiuiss tte (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) FF ini | | each: Harvard, University of Penn. | O ri P nta Cr e a it Curtains, trimmed with wide lace edges, and neatly | S| aera ; - ? : [) sylvania, Massachusetts Institute of. hemstitched. Some with lace edge and insertion. Ideal $3.50 Shepherd Checks g | Technology and Art Institute of Chi- | “fe SON Ww Curtains for Summer use, shown in white, ivory and | aut po fine — Spring weight, in $2 15 S| Ss. ae aaa ec : e diffe $ sa Arabian colors. Your choice Monday. _ eames wee ee ee cin = (Third Floor—Nugents.) ane ra tone siden in sinnialeigieatsratgiaissliitainiieditiasiie Swiss Organdie, Yard fering Choice Bick to $25 © $1. 25 and $1.50 Sunfast Drapery, Yd., a 7 ¢ em ith perma i oe eeaeD 7 _— —_—_ —- terre? z- 2500 yards shown in a wonderful range of patterns and all colors such as rose, blue, ° ° ik | i Z green and brown, in good desirable lengths to 10 yards; 36 inches wide. Many i $1 39 Tissue ager Yard | . | i} $ 95 = pieces alike. Monday Silt. orocchusabdunaseaealaeneniaal “ee eee ee een eaeeneneeneee . "6 inches wide; comes in col ors, laide ¢ Sale © ‘ This Sale x (Third Floor— wasente. ) and stripes. $I 00 ja? —_—T >; ee ----—__— $$ — CM: Floor—Nuge ) | — on Our : aeons — | 3 “HIS MASTERS VOICE” y (= (pF $1.25 Half Silk Crepe, Yard | REG USPALORF Second Floor | Women’s $1.50 Uaien Suits 80 Ré Sy, | 20 inches wide; comes in fancy foal at QV 3 HH! ely auuility dotton and lisle Unies Gelis, exten in pink | 0 rich color combinations, also plain | and white, bodice and tailored tops, lace tight and shel! = (Main Floor—Nugents.) = : : knee styles; regular and extra BIZOB. 222.2 eeesesee- | i 39c Unbleached Muslin Yard —— | oe ’ ans . he = ; ° ° . 36 aimches wide, heavy weight, ood | We positively claim these Dresses to be t ~| Women’sE xtra Size Union Suits | 5 { . &. ght, E00 7Q, gl e } t values we have been able to offer the © Good Stone A ae | (Basement—Nugents.) | ° 3 i quality white cotton garments; tal | | men of St. Louis for many a season. -. | lored tops, tight and shell knee style; PaF~ $1.35 Bleached Sheeting, Yd. = J ust Ar r ived! = Another Shipment of the a CX{TA SIZOS ~~~ ---------- eee ee eee - eee eee ate o- Nine-quarter wide, good quality, heavy 69c ek . very newest e ions featuring — il . weight. : ks of the very newest creatio ! Ep 75 Women’ 5 Pink Vests ' — | relasiins tadiieidne sieaaaan —— rt Sleeves—Draped Modes—Tunic Styles _ aT = STYLES a Fs Fine grade cotton and lisle garments, in Ae i 50c Huck Towels. Each = | |! tuffled Models—Lace Trimmed and a => | pink, tailored and band tops, full lengths, reg . Come in plain white hemstitched or white 39 ——— 1 4 and 1 6 ety of New Collar Ideas. 2 | ular and extra sizes........ soccer ereee nes Pace), Mono , with colored borders and hemmed. ——— |= =! 4 AOS a Sen BEN a mt a ee [—— In Various Finishes Pt BE A TT Pa $5.00 Scalloped Tablecloths —- Crisp Orga ered Voiles—Plain and Figured Voiles— | Tablectot sis, ound coaeped pele a ee Plaid Gir ed Ginghams—Striped Ginghams and Oh aenaihahiniilisll at These Prices! Tablecoths, Monday. 8.00 a = $22 5 $275 Linenes. :| il 00 Pattern Tablecloth | ee SE SIos to Choose From. _ | Seconds $59.50 Axminster Rugs$ 715. Bettitedh ce, assy of ts ong 8195 « = ALSO |. [aa _- ) nit _ = | inane Monday. = = a> 46 | na Retetoente | atchttens ) : , colorings of blue, rose and tan; have slight mismatching in | pe $5.00 Bolt Lonaciath se Style 16 “Electric” For Women hs phone Orders or Exchanges. | on Day of = borders : | 36 inches wide, 10 yards in a bolt, made - — , and Misses. \M@ All Sales Final. {| Sale. : i S729 Extra Wide Linoleum, | * St ots Meee. $3.99 = $337.5 Q ida tj Seed Thi ik bil ' Charminggmed of the most popular fabrics: il Cee Tl, Fe wreragrersts “ ty jy AMbe bob laats beth! eon Wad Ub Lilli i ! — TT ee (Main PF loor—Nugents ) —_—_— ~ U(ddidiadidbadld a 9x12-ft.- medallion. Oriental end small allover designs; ' Mindbiadaal it Ht if © eee ee eee mma = | 3 SOE : 33 sae Bets . ‘ ai: ‘cc 33 = = ai} err a OE LOM Lao | oe NR Seconds,” $1.19 Yd. | |S $1.35 Table Damask, Yard =. Come in Tomorrow and 500 ; | Pe tall, | sere cee St Four vards wide Printed Cork Linoleum; tile pat- Sixty-four ine leached, floral pattern, —— lect Your Instrument ied — of Scissors Bi Resse ~ fe tg ta Hit tern; covers the ordinary room without piecing. Monday. pe et “95C = = 1 Z te D , ) r T wnens seeeeee- aaa ) - — mmedia elivery! asy Le $1.60 Values C pee = \\ $9.75 Congoleum Rugs, re 65 —— 4c Dish Tassels Maak = || ; . Sigs 288: *32 23h , —_ —- - ; Salesmen’s samples of foreign and domestic Scis- ' see i : a Perfect Gold Seal — goleum Rugs, size Ox? ft., ¢ a. Made of pure linen, bleached and hane d 37 — Hi ™ sors: and Shears, all of fine quality ateel| with fine Sis : and tile effects, rich colorings. Nationallly v ae dvertised pr hemmed. ic = —= 4 S HORSI cutting edges: included are embroidery, lace and SRE RAR RSE RE . $9.75. {enim Pinesk«iiiiae«as —— |. I huttonhole Scissors, as well as dressmakers’ Seis- ¥ — gore and Shears; every one at much below tho | \\ II > a) $1.39 Rubber Matting, $1.19 Yd. 5 ee | ee | PIANO CO. fegular price. 00 a 5 | q R - , Full yard wide; rubber matting: corrugated pattern sty Save $7. 65 Tomorrow ===s . 4 each piece is ¢ 0 ull roll. —— ay $1. oy Scout Knives WW | ach piece is cut from full $43.50 Stee] Bed Outfit == , (Tamme, wee WE Tt AGT INNS ag po ge cee hte near TY $ 30" Roh hi ti WAH all Hi li il : tae tf i? i : Hh seevrviie eeeer: ES I tee Ae Hix tf Pn if fr] ies yns: rie belt _ Th rd ~~ (Main F loor ~Nugents. ) | 4 eo 10. 50 Full Ball- Bearing Lawn Mowers, With 4 Self-Sharpening Steel Blades, Special, $8, 65 _ $7.25 lee C ream $1.50 Wool Wall Duster ‘ eee 1 4-at "White -With long — bso ‘\ Mount ‘ 86.55 t ie ' The Water Backets— 7 OF | £6.50 Porcetain Table "ast . SE) bls eae “The Store Large 16 qt gz: ilva . —erse \' ; | Tops "6x4": im. , Re i ; i i ~~ } = - : nized Sec . f - Ai onda $3.95 Z al nS : . p ; : : ee $1.50 Shower Bath Alle SSR | | _ $1.00 Set 50- Ft. ff - —=> 4 \ ?. | — VN ith the Big Spraye— With o-ft » ‘ ata nr) Clotheslines WW i 9X Dy y | —- Tt i {] ing é. , Y + it i‘lothes Pins for the y/ | hy oP . . ew —- Victor Doq” UL oat mee | 2.00 Bat nee Seats :. os. $10.95 Lawn Swings , \w : . : Whi te ename wee — nS — athe, e 4-passenge! wi ze 10c = él Large ( othes J): Ng eee } : $8.95 A wS oe , Rage —Dustproof he y ev . Ww $1.25 Washtubs BF What it consists of: | | One B1650 Steel Med, ' ee te RO OE ee 8 oe 6c Brooms —_4- ' re | vanized , Tie 3. sewed 3 , | , — $2.23 “ ash ee Y re “ ove S hair Seats "4 ¥ Wacms ¥ Va. No. 8&8 opper | a top ral) pa; various sizes, . Soe ee Wel A! Ns f $1. $14.35 lawn Hose Outfits— or gold fit £14.00 cergpeee cits vey MA Ric W ash boarde— \ me we 4 siatinge af One 817. ao) High (.rade At f otton Layer 1 ene ers Duplex si Y Universal extri WekKinnot aiR steal He Meastreat. 1 "Tr , Ric Paints« Por ' Ie ea a. te eae ; | ' — th : , se. fric- ia aL et « y a i ius ,? Porch swings 42 inches floors, walls, et a: $39.50 Eefrig $2.75 Clothes Rackets ted Rubber Hos aranteed _ , | “SEALED” VW » Very reomy, and in mission ad erators 100-\b are? . wr | oven” ear" i ated ae Ta } are extra strong and al! com $120.00 Washers Ric Adjustable Win: By yr “~" ee polishing Bice 2 t “$1.95 ent nansl ras One 89.50 KRed “Spring. a! Pith Victor with non-rust chains, hooke Fully guaranteed bilec- dew screens ’ tet ; ant » ood work complete ——T —_ tte ~ Toilet Paper— a valu $9 05 ranted wf a ywreer ——=}, E500 on special sale $3 69 tric Wash Machines. £2.45 Septadders ” 3 ith long, adjustable |} eae ee 1000 sheets tissu é ‘ Loutfie 0 i? a ow . . : , ’ fas ‘ ) reyrr er . . , . ‘arne Minute ; with ai bed : wih Thiel iy - a ewinging “Tr inger al . - > w ire | ose a Boe ery sauce Lawn Benches $l! &9 highest grad met P ae +9 wee Te pte ove O'Cedar Polish OU Lares: deat Pans =o be Be Crystal White Laundry ing and well bra od ieoid on conven?) ' . . 90 Kite alte Tales 1” tt alin > ta 7c 4 s” ,* a0 th =tew “OAL 10 hare a Rc ' : : at shit ; Hi Tit : i} am . } 6.00 . | at Kettles 0: $1.17 ‘ etna | aT wh nu 2 Nn mock Chairs $1.79 ga ; «$88.33 welt 84.8 | flent ? vliv: ot ‘ t rs ‘© ’ it Th ah, NUH Reet whe | ath ii 1 ) iT Hi Tou : ' te 4 positions. , om Telephone ord ee eer rrr rrr Terr rr TT rT tt te ee ee re re | — Eee eee eeeeeseeen se.

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> 7” a’ «f eT t : La ; . 4 f f ; ' ‘ ‘ 7 7 . : « o i ; T : mn | 7 » - ‘ 4 ‘ at . +, Ny : . 7 t } : : r , . 7 - ) . if i t ; ) , y . ; ‘ i . : : _ _ - ; , ‘| ’ 7 as . ‘ . - y fa : — oe > aaa = ye ; oe : > aie a . ot ee a be 2 7. * s 7 . E =— ‘ING, JUNE 6, 192 PATCH 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST: -DIS LAT NG ETI. 8 a dark blue tricotine suit with hat, pale pink roses. Mr. Hill was at- | couple will reside with the bride's | at Loretto Academy, and Mr. Hill re-, nue, and daughter, Miss Loretta +) match, and a mink scarf. She) tended by his twin brother, Leo Hill. pouberne until their apartment is ceived his education at Christian Social Events Wand, have departed for Tulsa, Ok., carried a corsage of roses and lilies) After a honeymoon trip East, the' completed. Mrs. Hiil was educated Brothers’ College. | ; where they will spend a few weeks. of the valley. She was attended by = — | __ Cainwed From Page Seven. emda her sister, Miss Margaret GladyS [QQqaaqeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeeeneeeeee eee eseeeseeeeoeseveeeoeseeeeesseVsTeSOTOOTOVeoeooeeeaaaasrrrney | | enor Of Miss Marie Debus, who wil! | Wednesday by Mrs. Mary Kespohl of | qy with hat to match and carried | 3 | | ‘ becom@ Phe bride of Herbert Eich- born this-@unmimer. — - " - Wand, Harry: ceaeeenee ea + be Sie S| » 3 $1 ALLOWANCE on every purchase made at Barnett’s this week—if you bring this ad. with you. Good For ONE DOLLAR at Barnett’s For Graduation Gifts Give a gift to the sweet girl or young man graduate that will last for years. Hi y \\ \\ill f 7] Jy LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS $1 Down—$1 Week Ladies’ Diamond Rings. These —bheautiful gems are petfect cut and aseame 6©wonderful fire and Wiliiancy: are set In Indies’ or gents’ 14k gold hings; reguine 640 value Others $54, $69, $74, $100 and Up $1 Down—$1 Week These Elgin ve thin g are the Z-size § thin model, tested to three ositions; guaranteed 0-« year gzold-filled cases, Barnett's Special FOR THE BOY GRADUATE Ladies’ Bracelet Watchers, high - grade $ im quality and guar- anteed to keep accu- rate time; 20 - year gcold-filled FOR THE GIRL GRADUATE i Barn, nef 808 PIN! PINE ‘ST. Ge Est. 1893 Ga - Superfluous HAIR Removed pavnncntto and painiessly from face, arms and limbs, No depilatories or ne —— — Ne woman can be croom with an unsightly growth. Take « trial treatment. BROWS ARCHED Beware of imitetions—we have only one shop tm each city listed below Lucille-Francis M ethod 322 Frisco Bide, Offices: Detroit, Pittsburg, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, pity gawk Cal Chicago, hausas wa + 736 Eastgate ave-, Schaefer, M. /Keune of 2909 Wyoming street, | Robert J. Waller, ‘Guenther ‘tended as maid of honor. | | embroidered wit h 'gsuppe ,and | Albert Schlough, i'Mr. E. | Mr. Hermann, | John with a | in honor of Those Schroeder, , 4271 Redbud avenue, her reventieth birthday. present were Mmes. C., H. Bieser, FE. Krieger, E. Niemoeller, J. Stock, H. Hanke, E. Schaefer, PF. Hanke; Misses M. J.. Schroeder, V. Schaefer, A. Kespohl and Messrs, H. F. Hanke, a te Schacfer, FE. J. Hanke. The marriage of Miss ‘armen Keune, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. took place at 3 o'clock Wednesday at the Memorial Methodist Church, the Rev. Mr. officiating. Miss Elva cousin of the bride, at- She wore pale pink crepe de chine and georg- ette with a corsage bouquet of pink sweetpeas. The bride’s gown was of heavy white satin and silk georgette, beads. Her veil was drapedFrench net sprayed with lilies-of-the-valley. Her bridal spray Mausland, was of white roses. San Eee Mau-! shine. a cousin of the bride, served Mr. Waller as best man. Following was a wedding reception for young there which a and relatives of the was held. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. Beal- mer, Mr. and Mrs. WH. Fusch, Mr. Mrs. CC. G. Whitworth, Miss Bee Hawkins, Robert Rehfuss, Mrs. G. G. Ogle, Mr. and Mrs. ©. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jourden, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. Maushurd, Maushurd, Otto Keune and Mrs. Robert Walker of Mo. The young will be at home after June 16. A wedding which Wednesday evening was that of Miss Rose Vohs and Edwin Korte. A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vohs, 4033 Castleman avenue, after which the couple departed on the ceremony r, attler friends couple and took place last a honeymoon trip to Jefferson City and Chicago. They will be at home lafter July 1 Miss Garcia Van Hoagstrate, 3236 California avenue, has returned from a motor trip through the Ozarks party of friends. In the party were the Misses Maud = and Lola Moore of St. Joseph, Mo., who returned to St. Louis with Miss Van Hoagstrate. marriage of Miss Jeannette daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cowen of 1392 Shaw- mut place, and 8S. Lee Rinehart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rinehart of 1424 Blackstone avenue, will take place Wednesday at the home of the bride’s parents. The Rev. J. J. Me- The Beatrice Cowen, Giynn will officate in the presence of the two families and a tew intimate friends. The auxiliary of the 138th Infan- try will hold the regular monthly ' meeting Tuesday evening at Ss o'clock in club room, Central Thirteenth and Olive the Public Library, ' streets. The St. Louis Women’s Club will have a card party for members only, | afternoon at 2 o'clock. played. on Thursday Any game may be desiring the table d’hote luncheon, which will be served at 1 o'clock, must make reservations by Wednes- day noo}. Mrs. Clara Berg and sons, Milton, Sterling and Gordon, are in their new home at 6159 Washington ave- nue Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Zuckweiler announce the marriage of their (1934 Sidney street, David C, lume -_ daughter, Miss Hazel Zuckweiler, to Edgar W. Vogel, which took place at the home of the bride’s parents, Wednesday, at 4 o'clock. Miss Arline Mever. bride, was bridesmaid and Frank Wallaman was groomsman. The young couple will reside at 3606 Mar- cus avenue. a cousin of the Painter with her of 6016 Water- children, has Denver. Colo., to spend Mrs. Painter's brother, Lane, accompanied them. mare. Ei. P. man avenue, departed for a month The next regular meeting Confederate Dames Chapter N. D. ¢ will be Fk. H. Starr, ster Groves, on June 7, at ‘ 223 Bristol place, Web- Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock. The hostesses assisting Mrs. will be Mrs. William D'’Oinch, Mrs. Arthur Richardson and Mrs. William M. Sloan. Marek, Miss Evelyn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Marek. 2269 Yale avenue, became the bridge of (;7eorge Edward Williams. Wednes day evening. The bride's was of white georgette em. broidered with seed pearls with tull: and orange blossoms, and the brides- maid. Miss Anna srennan, wore champagne georgette. The grooms- ican was Homer Dyson. After a wed- ding supper Mr. and Mrs. Williams departed for their honeymoon to Chicago and the Great Lakes. The, will be at home at 2269 Yale ave nue, after July 1. a cCOs8- Miss Elda Strattman, 3942 Greer avenue, entertained Thursday eve- ning in honor of Miss Helen E. Ehr- ler, whose marriage to Strattman was solenmnized = vyester day. mu WONDERFUL ERICKSON «= LEG Dees not chafe, overheat, nor draw end of stump Artificial Limb Co. night with her sister. wood, tom Av., Minneapolis, Mien. | terday mre. d. C. ington boulevard, Fort Worth, Tex Campbell, 7417 has departed to spend a Mra. A. G. On her return she will three small children to Cal., to remain a year. for fort- Eev- ans, take her The marriage of Miss Mae Murphy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. White Murphy of 1924 Nebraska av- enue, and Leota Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill of Lafayette ave- nue, Was solemnized at 6 o'clock yes- morning at the Immaculate Conception Church. The bride wore and | une Sale || at the Popular Carpet and Rug Store ANTALOUPES BUY the BEST LOOK FOR convenient Congoleum R [9x12 Rugs. 9x)2, in nil spring patterns; grays ee the tan and ues, latest ’ SS $17. ‘THREE MELON’”’ |_seisom men ji @ 1 Im p l e A Mississippi Valley Savings Ac- count protects your money under i Twrrreee.fefewefwewreeeert,????777w" —_ veer eee eee eee ee Brussels Rugs effects: Axminster Rugs — in Oriental and come early $59.00 Our convenient offices at Fourth and Pine streets are open for savings 85c i ‘rs through to appearance rool, $1.95 & , Government Su ervision. atest small aliover, Oriental Size 9x12. LADIES SUITS, $4 P box . i. wine dachaiens eiaa atiower 4 . . . . 9x12, ge 1ese, now Sop free 06 ae age es You con open 0 Mining ==) iu see 2 Boys” Orerconts, $1.50 4. Bors S a Savings Account with a dollar or | $35.00 y ; more, and without identification. | 3837 Delman Gnets | o sacedl Your signature, your address, your | i 8 ime Neponset | deposit and we hand you your pass ]] Printea Linoleum. | Patterns suitable | in block, tile and or kitchens; an eco- book. | hardwood patterns, “Ty ie -- 1 ae ee genuine cork base, perfect eoods, during banking hours every business | day and on Mondays from 5 to 6:30 | P. M. NATPOTHALEN \ TeaSE Mase mm STOP THAT Mississippi Valley Trust Co. Fourth and Pine 237, 07 The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in 6090000008 HEADACHE SLIGHTLY LAXATIVz couple | Members | of the. held at the residence of Mrs. | Starr Arthur Frank | Wash- | Holly- . Thomas | St. Louis Cleveland 606-608 Washington Avenue Thru to Sixth Street ee — ———— eee ee eet Also Georgettes :: Figured Georgettes :: Foulards :: ee — \ Kansas Cily Detroit Cincinnati , Rajah Silk Great Sale * Tricolette Dresses Crepe de Chines :: Smart Sports Models and Distinctive Daytime Dresses | —Many at About —— ee _ - 300 Ultra- Fashionable Summer Frocks Secured in a Great Underpriced Pirchase— Arrived ) esterday—Shown for the Karst Time Monday | Such VARIETY—such STYLE—suech VALU E—these are the sort of | ) Dress bargains a Woman dreams about, for not only are the ‘Se Dresse »S the \ $17.50 very newest things for Summer wear, but thev are offered right at the | ; . | time prey are most wanted. Wonde rfully clever new Sports Dresses | , / \ as Well as distinctive types for ; all daytime oeeasions: . mane (er ( \ | in white and pastel colorings. EE ————— | Na \ | \ . = ; : lat —Tricoletle Etons, in white and Summer colors. \ —Sports Dresses with Tricolette Overblouse and Accordion Pleated Skirts of Cre pe de Chine. -Afternoon Frocks of Tricolette and Georgette. AT =—__— = —_ /2 PRICE! i ne —_ ee + qe] adele Dresses of Rajah Silk. . Daytime Dresses of fashionable Foulard. —Plain, Figured and Beaded Georgette, DRESSES—Fourth Floor ae Inlaid Linoleum 2 yards wide; eo. these will add to the of any St. Louis : <= “Pe ; Sixth “Where t Monday tch enles. bate Find BRICK CHEESE Well axed, aweeti wisco CHEES Full «ream, oe; ib. ove ee? sew PoT execlient a LETTU We mammoth h GREEN ON bis bunches srw TENS Neo. 1 atock P AP Fancy ripe, MUSIC A lot of u from 60c t —a big b again for | week: each CA mand The partment, the clever ¢ jacd for Tuesday so caf, mont @ pared diah rver heen acith owe unirverac. one who wm ’ poy us a friend, F SUN FIs, JACK SALM™M FRESH COD, CATEISH, &S HOLLAN 2 Dozen. A Great Big 1 BRE 24 Oz., Biggest and t In St. Louie in every heur in P L Thi« i« the rendered tas buy better Viense brin price will ADVER Ye You Re Cure CZ Poteon ] a Matter . . Vi Ruhk.- ‘ e . le Tough | 7T - @Mo«:) - : hk Will » , - be . ; edt) : Take . a loved . aa e Dow: - Ne Skin ’ Returs : : el d oO You ; P , Rukh ar _— R 5. ire rh : a "m @s drt “er | ht re dee " , ' ‘Pre. : ftea Bane se « " S there ae ® Re 7} he _ . “e My »* ‘ , Ran . “ys ered rt ~ bal Of aki, owl ™ ies " a Th Mit ab

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—s —~e~ ee Ee a nan sated titel — ee ae ee ee —— 2. i - SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. . OS eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH re 11° PRICES DROP DAY TO DAY STORY | will get out of China sooner or later | | OF WILSON’S |——-British, French, Japanese, and all| am Ostrich (aon | FIGHT |the rest,” said House. “‘It seems to) Paradise, Ghora, cleaned, dyed, | FOR PEACE IDEALS ™& that is going to be the natural | repaired and rebranched into lat result under the influence of tne'@ ao. styles. All work guaranteed. } | | | Beat t h e | Continued From Page One. . : | en - League of Nations.’ vin ou. | ; ‘suggestion that America should act “RB foul Snglish gi ; a a eee oe | | B f [ Sixth and Franklin las a mandatory. The people of Hongkong?" a ll ager ; ait sf Ss. J. Dreyfus Feather Co. uZS 0 / agree, ' | LEYS : “Where me a Go, P emg ag pe fy as veo, as “And the English influence in the | 704-06 Washington Av. ore | een CX ing the people of -'§ On 10,000 P f High- g St Mond: y y ‘Succeeded in getting the people of Continued on Next Page. n airs Oo ig raqde y - —- atch «nies. Compare Quality and America to do many things, and he) Foo'l a might succeed in getting them to g : Pam O f d d Ti ios be Sead” re pa aa | ps, Oxfords and Ties BRICK ¢ if it were suggested that American ;. GLICKSMAN, Manager —to assist you in the drive to lower prices and to 70) HEESE troops should occupy Constantinop!o 0 Cc or Mesopotamia, it was evident that >. §j fully demonstrate the buying power of 18 Stores. Well aged, rich and they could not do so as they were sweet; t5e value, Ib. not at war with Turkey. Therefore, F > and CHEESE, C /it would, in his opinion, be extremely rench Ties ou. E , 4 512 FRANKLIN AV. (NEAR BROADWAY ) Final Drastic Reductton on 1 7-95| r Rugs ‘ntaland emall ome early to | intended to work. “Feb. 16. Several of the secret unwise to accept any form of man- date until they knew how it was! f B cream, Sc val- ee os "Pater id ee Patent Kid And don’t forget the vegetables and the 00 chapters of the recent negotiations ; 4 , POTATOES ¢ | are now coming to light,” writes | xNEW POTAT ; T) 1) : execlient quality, Ib 10 ial iaedeinss: teas ge ve eat oats, resses Sold in Best Stores flowers. They need spraying as well as — ? and race : . LETTUCH: % large he seems that the League of Nations ley S for Monday at sj O at $10 to $15 the fruit trees. And spraying. certainly “ id Linoleum aammoth heads. . covenant originally had 27 articles pays. For bigger crops and better crops, rds wide; col- GREEN ONIONS; 2 great Be Instead of 26, as finally recorded. 1/ Sale Pri ! spray now. Let our salesman tell you rough to back: ce benches 5 This additional article—article 22, Entire wenek of Suits, Coats, Dresses at ', Price e ces. what preparation will be best for your use. == ‘iy r 4) ‘ «a - ‘ance of any No. 1 ag Ib as ~ alee bre a meni- Saal — et Os. aie eeetate 2 as RORDO-LEAD de “and ye? >! a eagzue to estn »lis}y ‘ Cne | ee Rn ee Be ee eis — bugs. sa : . fune! de plete equality as to religious tolera- 10 . , — PASTE 1 Ib 40c & ibs.. : 95 - tion, and to make no discriminatory $ 00 fine Men s-Wear e Daan iene 9 6.00 Be. ACK “4 a , = laws b: sod ‘eligi : r S ; . % Ib 806 2 See Se Far | guckifAIie te s —aphts, aw: ” . on religious opinion. This Serge tie bo ob 6 6 ee as a an a2 a5 PR plant lice of every | Was chiefly intended for the Jews, to ORDEAU X MIXTURE description. ., e 325 | protect them from persecution in $35.00 Serge Hand - Turned as a Geant heeve 1 oz. Di 8 ibe... .939 Eastern Europe. ° ants off peonies-—prevents tomato | PARIS GREEN , Suits ~~. Ye bd blight. potato blight. apple scab The best-knoWn peison for po i . “But when this article 2 — elle eee elated : Ti bef “ 8 _*., meee o's pugs ’ ‘ a ; , » Jan: , ° efore igeases make eir apd- lb 206 ib... Joc a) Fancy ripe «toc ene .up, the Japanese delegates proposed $35.00 extra-size 1es ree tT « “ ; a 6,}° an amendment reading “racial and S ° e —with slender French heels of beautiful a ase 6 Ibe... $1.25 A RSEN ATE ne c ALcIe ¥,, uits BP Re eR ey ee Me, ie ee ie, 10 25 o* > oc ane ‘‘alclum f: ‘el owing Brown Kid, sold in best stores at $10, Pe 2WDE Ro Ih 4° + Bee The lime hae a cleaselaa 4 Id. e c 1 a i a0 effect nm the fo! lage It is being 5 ibs. ' o used in recen years for potato : $6 y 9 The old Aikls temeas 4 analy 1 tb + ao reliable remedy for ca % ib "Ke l bo Price o 0 % -« ° bage worme. bugs on melon and 4g > ide oe. $2 oo | | / : | | F Aa nm rs a religious equality this threatened to precipitate a huge issue over the (riental question And in order tu head off the Japanes: and their racial equality, the entire article was withdéavwd, includivie re i leie ened. $18 00 Velour Coats, cacumber vines. Use Card e for KEY CIDE POWDER ity and the yr Th ’ . / ° 2 ' ay ugs on your vegetadies and A econ nati« o Areenate of “ity ie be she tec : 1, -lined EERE SL Tia SC Brown Kid Oxfords Black Kid Ox- lowers. » an Lead and Bordeaux m!xture—for With article 22 out the articles of /2 . » 8 military — Sp oe a fungous di sects and prevention of : ray o every n iseages. the covenant were renumbered, and Taffeta, Satin and Georgette ° heels, at. $5. 85 alee $4.85 from the emall Tin Atomizers to ungous eet: 1 De ee $5¢ the document as it finally 2 Ao 3 OS Write for F: and Spray Sadie Sh nettotel Dresses, up to $40. it Write for Fruitman’s Catalog and Spray beidba that there etbune be co maete| { Silk, Very Specially Priced, $10. 00 ROSENBACH SI ORES gegen cided that there should be no more | © dkirts 0 : y L J Tabbotty! White, pinks blue, changeable and green and a lot of other beaut- IB , St. Louis Seed Com pany:== “The communiques always issued hi 4 s. ee. K ist. “Ki am s1 Kum SH, B: irone tte. and Queen nne t Tt t t at the close of each x asion of t} A ‘ac’ mh skirt is skillfully made in a very fine quality of one of | 4 or ree The Home of “Pure and Sure” Seeds s the ase materials, Every skirt is a decidedly superior value. $35.00 Velour, Silvertone and Polo Cloth Coats, silk lined® 1 7.50 —— MH 2» St. Louis = —— = omor—c0rm0 supreme council or council of the/| | W : | G veorgett e and flowe red tricolette; $4. S ) | ; great od fang otk now definitely dis- | ‘BLOUSES special in this sale at 98 (Across From Busy Bee) ashin ton Avenue e | ‘ continued. » | a lrench official, M. Pueau, who o — FISH ‘showed himself the bad prophet. oO a | “When M. Pueau was asked as to. ‘wn SUV FISH, Eb... ; She the President's sending for his ship, | nodes eter cee” ak — “ ive the said he had heard rumors that i 4 oS COD, Sitced, Lb. .10¢ some delegations ‘were going home eptesnate CATFISH, Sliced, Lb... 18e feo mother,’ but he did not credit mer a Including— HOLLAND HERRING | § svc move. Then, when he was C large handmade embroidered Georgetse asked what would happen if it were | Z. 2Dozen...... .25¢ | Bin. American delegation which with.|fJ (Secciail mushroom effects — white and _ pink, —, = ~ ‘drew, there was a quick rejoinder|@ Floor) navy, etc. £4 — ‘from an English source ‘There | : A Great Big 12-07. Loaf sr be a a algh - relief.” ¢ Leghorns with taffeta crowns. | lich appeare 0 discl e quite! ‘ ’ B R E A D C ‘naively the interior state of mind of ¢ Small pokes of organdie. ry our English cousins.” «€ Black Maline Hats for dress wear, ; Oz., 10c Under date of April 15. when the Et Etc Et arte and best value offered peace treaty had at last almost taken | C., ? C. i r St. Louls in many a day, Hot its tinal shape, Thompson comments every hour in the day. . ‘Throughout this week of crucial ae negotiations it has been an unequal game all the way through. All in-' ‘é THE H C L 9? , terests were pooled against the Presi- | CUTTIN + . . : dent Iie was dealiug with high |ideals and they wet dealing with intensely practical qj) estions of self- interest. He was p ictically a nove. ° ice in the game, just back from! S OO Weal — is the purest kettle America, while th y were familiar rendered Lard. Money can’t ith every , lat : re trans- cae better (S-tb. Bente). with every etal! pine huge t ins oe ncaa Please bring pail, otherwise action elaborated largely during his. ee ete nn a eE, price will be 22c; per Ib., absence. It wa: rather a surprise al: + that the balance sheet showed any-{ Vy, | S thing left on his side. And in the! a ues upreme at great diplomatic game of ideals matched against practical: ends, hon-| ors are about even.” And then he sums up the “decline! ‘and fall of the 14 points,’ saying! |those from the sixth to the thir-| teenth. which related to particular ‘countries, had been ‘‘partially real- ‘ized,” though this would have been ‘the case even without the “points.” ; League “Partly Realized,” “Of the six points involving gen- | eral principles, four have disap-'| | peared entirely and two others have | dropped into a state of limbo.” These | were open diplomacy, freedom of the. | 0S 0m E0000 omc 20c——— SSS Se eS ADVERTISEMENT _ — Realized That You | seas, adequate guarantees that na- | tional armaments shall be reduced, ‘impartial adjustment of all colonial g customs, removal of economic bar-' riers and the establishment of equal- ° itw of trade conditions, and last, the) 4 ITCH. League of Nations, which, Mr. | ly 9 | Thompson ‘says, “has been realized ~ ¥" weg ‘emened Skin. a, | 3 part, but this is still to pass the) rr. | Semeren. 'serutiny of ratification by the Amer-| Wil cure your skin. If your skir Ope ES h RuBon wil! make it healthy ana | ican Senate, and the result is doubt- RuBon is a skin- naturalizer. ful.” And he adds that article 10 of PIN antisent. cleanse and heal by re-| the treaty. which is almost identical | all Po'sonouUs substances. It wtil | with A. phrase in the fourteenth Your skin natural. You have en- point, promises to be the storm cen- the use of that very fine rouge, ;o™ of discussion. — or soap that potsoned your | In an interview on April 24, the OW vou want to look and fee! } the Italian delegation proved | : A few . , % di: iv » drops of Rulten wtll do Mis worth 50 times the price to you. that its threat to withdraw was not, . : “Theo Ties 400 Dresses of Fine Voile Sree In fully fifty different style effects, varying from semi-tailored to fancy ideas for afternoon. Both light 0 f d and dark shades, and distinctive patterns and designs, xrordas including polka dots, etc. Ruffles or lace adorn many. Pumps Dress Values Up to $90 OT ta ale Ss Plain and flowered for Savings that aver- leather soles. Perfect snug-fitting Hever found « cure for psoriasis. |} the “bunk” that House had called it, | * ; make. clean sour akin of every *00t | House said that neg yang renee! Georgettes, beaded age fully HALF, due lasts. Choose from covered bcm © Q@8 Drett. and nk ase when once e of t} It ians IO lading . ° You Loe ite ot pee me pool — oa n of the Ita Taffetas. Silk, and to special purchases XVI, Baby Louis, military or Vudan And drin wha ou plea | . - . Bor wilt vure Your skin. ' “All Sonnino’s arguments a Tricolette Dresses, in Q QO and sharp reductions heels. i parcel post. Thala te ui warts (been for carvying out the pact © white, flesh, navy, ’ Stktes Meyer Hrow, Drug Co. and | J.ondon, which gave Italy Dalmatia ’ ’ in our own regular All Si F black and other col- izes From 8. Merril! Db ‘., to the trade, pf es are UR" stares affiliated with and the islands, but did not give dD! 20050 0 0 0 mo oo IO“PLIC ————o20———— vv 00 —0 0 SO D0 OO 0 200 ODO a0 ; AUir Who! eal lirue «‘o. that " °° stocks. ‘ ° them Flume. d hs D ane: Oo ae! oc g Ren goren arty eV a | Bitrouble that could not be ‘Thompson that Ja ’ mo nos ono OEIC Ku ls Bas, 1) Minter, ——— ee CEon—— 020k 0 CHEMICAT. “oe Ire 14° . tually get out of her own acc ord. | ono 0 no 0 oO IO Ror ho ION © ori . Medical Dept. 3? Skukent “] think all the foreign nations (nO Oneas «ity, Mo.

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. | | “st Lous POST-DISPATCH” ” the President, of religious work as conducted in. ADVERTISEMENT | DAY TO DAY STORY ithe war between the United States felt to any extent. shops and industrial - plants of Chi- | , and Germany at an end, and said: was asked. Lr + |cago and Detroit, where he went Best Home Treatment Op: qui Caper. 1920. The Rodolph Wort!teer Ca. OF WILSON’S FIGHT ‘Tt is difficult for me to avoid pro- “‘Not to any appreciable extent, after the Church and Community FOR PEACE IDEALS f«"'ty in referring to that resolu-, and I am;bound to say that very convention in Cleveland, O. It is the for All Hairy Growths - You have often seen an otherwise att th ‘ as : F n- or woman squinting and peering at th tion little of that fluence has had a si ederation| (The Modern Beauty) 2 (entinued From Preceding Pace. Influence of “Int ts’’ Small. ister aspect. he governments have, | intention of the St. Louls fe - RA. woman should have a small their attention. Nine ores s out of ten this be , » odin 4 in fact, received a great deal of help _|to adopt such methods of the cities package of delatone handy. for its time! y P ' cap : success and ee “Poe 8 ' Yang-tse Kiang region?’ There i8| ‘The President was asked if the (37 fact ' eem best suited to the ‘ill keep the sk! n free from beauty - > fe once by properly prescribed glasses. De no use taking that up now,” said | from some of these banking inter-| visited as 5 narring hairy To remove halt ea until the merely annoying symptoms of ) 6 . ' f : j influence of any ‘interests’ had been ests, pasets ularly in America. - | local work. or fuss, wd at . KD ae we PIT "4 eyes, such as headaches and strained ne House, “as the subject is not up and | = ght surface cond atenm a Ge velop into a permanent impairment of ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Pere re -_. . 7 in not lee ing proposed ey en remotely. I This ide manifest during the Cc onfe r- | minut ~ rt cab off wy ash , nd skit : an d ‘t ion. Act immediately J lia vo if ey és e : oof ] China in time, say five or 10 years ide nt which occurred iadiiemn Meso ihe "a eeeeetmant be sure you m 2 For 15 years I have spe intised in the - nybody can learn " t in 4 ne, say ‘ —_—_—_—_——_— reali deiaton of defective eves by means of scienti¢ - from now. potamia Was under consideration in Br the Asso ‘lated Presse 7 : aah lected lensea. My char@mes are extre mely 4 . | At the last session of the peace |tne Council of Four. It was dis- BUDAPEST, June 5.—While the oe 7 able, as one low price covers examination, @& _. conference, before the meeting with «j)osed during the discussions that, Hungarian peace treaty was being : , piven ant: 9-6eae . s and lenses. | . ; ; 2 » 7) > ‘ s : ‘ ; : 4 : - ‘ aa a oy . “We the Germans, Marshal Foch sprang 4/| one of the big oil concerns was much (signed at versarn s today, the stores ° _ MY SPECIALS THIS WEEK surprise Dy protesting that the mili-|jnterested in a certain provision. ,of this city were closed, the tram- By Mail | Large round Terte Lenses (epmertens . a . , . | 4 tary fQuiarantees given to KFrance by Llovy« ad George thereupon suggee -sted | w ays oer) the railways stopped run- heltex Frame | : DR. F. J. GUILBAULT ‘ved ithe treaty were not adequat 'that if the oll interest was involved | ning, work ceased in all offices and 50 Cents OPTOMETRIST Twinalte Torte Bifocal 1. enses. soll Foch's speech disclosed for the ithe provision had better go out. | the church bells tolled as a sign of e e beck quesbos and OPTICIAN first time an open breach between | “‘Aand out it went,’ said the Pres- | mourning. | .: ee to dance at home him and Senin au. It led Tardieu ident. indicating that the mere men- Peg iLie ea gaa ar aa Post- : SILT ’ e ae F. tf GUILBAULT OPTICAL 1) to make an unexpected aANnNOUNCE- tion of a selfish interest had been Views Religious Work Elsewhcre. Dispatch e ~i{alt ist skin di . Try ment, that the treaty did not stand | cyfficient to prejudice a proposition,, The Rev. C. P. Kirdendoll, indus- ° | 423 N. BROADWAY (Between Locust and St. Charles) alone as a guarantee of Irance’s 6e- “ ‘tas the influence of the bank- trial secretary of the Church Feder- Office d : . . ee curity, as an eng@rement in writing | ing interests—high finance—been ‘ation of St. Louis, is making a study had been made by Presid ont sohnge . i Llovd (jeorwme and ‘ menceau, under which the United Stat x . (jrei srits would come to the al now that Wurlitzer Sei hen oe on us provoke attack from Crermans There Wwas a buzz of comment on this announce- ment, which confirmed reports long in circulation but neve officially e o | } yr ‘confirmed. “This is the undertaking which - | - 5 aS x Ss = i e "Yl () ul S C — ] T) € S [ € l 1) | faction when the crisis in the Council | . , of Four came to a close some weeks A | ago.” says Thompson. “It doubt- less makes him recall that ringing | sentence in his speech at midnight LO the (‘hambe oT Deputies iat . , - ‘ e (‘hristinas An nlllance 0 x ‘ th) great Powers will be my preocceupa- oti 3% tion throughout the peace eonfer- “ss 7 D ence / | Debts to the United States. Hame ia. “On June 15 one of the American financial advisers, speaking of the | Dancivg Outfit prospects of Furopean nations re- aving the loans the United States | ‘ . pcommoordet Noe | |S he at The wave of price-cutting, that has swept over the country has Ie compoeed of No. M.z Klotz, the French Finance Min- * & 11 cabinet Victrola ister, once intimated to me that they $150. and 6-10 inch | , Mint ™ wished a ‘redistribution of the wal |. double faced records ar es wad 1 saree tale wo cos eee | performed an important mission retary of the Treasury to stop. all $ ' ~ to hurope until ‘a _ 155.10 / a dll soon ivan . meg | “te did not press the matter. . . ° ° : . Laver Mesh, chairman ofthe | IAD —it has squeezed the water —it has eliminated the middleman whose | budget committee of the ages ‘ : 4 er Rites dows not kuarantee ternians s out of inflated prices functions were not legitimate lution in France.” | “"*'Tys which I replied to him: And 2 ep, BIS if the United States does guarante: se ee weve a revolution inthe “Caled | 1 The manufacturer, the merchant, who kept faith with the public has States.’ ‘*] have not heard anvthing since ee SSA Se led / ~ --not suffered. His future is brighter for the “President Wilson talked freely Gn ns June 27, the dav before the treaty iD) Business partners are seeking each | Was signd. He spoke of the Fall a Stor) } le aS weat| ered , ‘resolution in the Senate, declaring a yw ether through Post-Dispatch Wants. rT The demand for Finkelstein Dresses grows as the news of their excellence spreads. Price cutting has not been needed to maintain their: popularity. 4 - a . | 5 > an | | | , | : o - | | a we : : : 22 . 4 | q | | ' ¢ ; : u : o x \e) - * , ‘ i) . ° | ° ‘7 a | ' ° Style correctness—dependability—fair pricing —are, and always will be, their ehief characteristics. | Finkelstein Dress Fn pac tate of taffeta and organdie of imported organdie on sale at Kline’s, —on sale at Sonnenfeld’s, £99 75 H M d | Finkelstein Dresses in fabrics for hot-weather ome AGLE : “¥ wear—voile, organdie, gingham, linen, taffeta ae ae oN and organdie combined, Georgette and dream lee Cream N Sidileatllg SSN crepe, are available at many stores in St. Louis, H | FY kag / , among them ave you ‘ever considered that af: wae pure ICE CREAM provides a substantial and nutri- “she ees 4 tious form of food for both adults pe children, A : a’ KLI N. E S You can now prepare the best and most wholesome vit if t rN 7 form of ice cream, sherbets, mousecs, and other Dy ; i bo he we : SONNENFE]_D ty” SS kk OS Cn eae © Ask your dealer to show you the Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer. aces “renee a he House I Finkelstein . St. Louis Foreale at all first-class de nt stores, hardware stores and house ng stores y (PREMIER Tailored 4 aists—Another FINKELSTEIN Product—Are on Sale at STIX, BAER & FULLER) AUTO VACUUM FREEZER CO., Inc. NEW YORK =99g2 700 @'

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rwise attractive p - ring at the o ut of ten thie: r pcan be remoy Glasses, Don't mptoms of def atrained nerves, irment of your your eyes eXar ed in the rem of scientifically ‘e extremely re examination, fr iS WEEK spherical) With spherical form, gr is oa ‘ i atl | ¢ ~ i ill wry cA ~~ 2 lla — 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ge I NE IR A A eI ew ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' orm ———0n0——s0n0s————0ms10 6 0 0 Ore HOW NAT GOLDSTEIN “A delightful place in which to shop” Hiren RY A.WE HEL ,ine. 916-918 OLIVE ST. An Important Sale of emaining Spring Apparel 12 Opportunities to purchase apparel of the Weil standard at HALF PRICE are rare indeed. And when they do occur—as on Monday—they should be taken advantage of promptly. This sale involves our regular and personally selected stock of highest type apparel. ee Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits Coats & Wraps AT AVERAGE REDUCTIONS of Sport Coats, polo models, every- day Coats and popular dressy Tailored, sport and dressy types in mavy and black BECAME A FACTOR IN LOCAL POLITICS Continued From Page Une. but in the criminal courts, some poll- ticilans believe that a Judge should be willing to listen to reason. After sentence has been imposed, it is a poor friendless defendant indeed who cannot get someone interested in getting him a parole Some Judges listen to these re- quests, from politicians as from oth-' ers, When the individual case ap- pears to have merit. Some Judges have seemed to go farther, and the result has been unfavorable, in the, , public mind, to the parole system. Goldstein, three years ago, told of his activity in this line, after a note written by him, asking a Judge—in this case a police Judge—to “take care of’ one of Goldstein's friends, had been made public. “I have interceded for people in trouble many times,’ Goldstein said. “I will always do it once, provided the charges are not serious Most of the time I appear in person to make my requests, and very often I pay the costs myself. I have appeared in the Circuit Court to obtain clemency, but I have never asked any Judge to dismiss a case without investigat- ing it thoroughly.” Goldstein, in reply to inquiries about his personal machine, says it not the rigid affair that Minnis -and some others seem to consider it. “Il have some members of the com- mittee working under me,” he says. “But 1 don't expect them to stand With me on every proposition that comes up in the committee As a matter of fact, they don't l was for Senator Spencer when the others were against him. If 1 was a candi- date, 1 would expect them to sup- ton University. — _ building, city hospital and Washing- | now being made for the annual tour Arrangements are; to the Bellefontaine Farms. ' velour tricotine, | port me, but 1 don't pretend to keep Gedwim ICELESS COOLER RB Keeps Food G Drink STOP BUYING ICE Save $1.50 NOTICE: — We have just received an- other carioad of Gedwin iceless coolers which we will proceed to sell at the old prices until June 15th, when the new prices will take effect. After June 15th the price of the Ged- win Food Cooler will be $9.00. The Gedwin Milk Cooler, $4.00. Buy the ‘‘Gedwin’’ today from your nearest dealer. Food Cooler Milk Cooler ee ae ‘‘ASK YOUR DEALER’’ Schroeter Bros Hdw. Oo. Melsher-Schene Hdw. Co., 4904 Natural Bridge. Smissman Electric Oo., 909 Pine St. South End Hdw. Co., 2861 Gravois. Pauly Hdw. Co., 4069 Shenandoah. J. P. Hahn Hdw. Co.. 3348 8S. Jefferson. Powers Hdw. & Furniture Co., 5935 Easton Av. H. Sallwasser Hdw. Co., 2900 Chippewa St. Barnes & Barnes. 1514 S. Grand Av. C. R. Betts Hdw. Co., 5611 Easton Av. J. E. Dooley Hdw. Co., 5107 Delmar. Steer’s Electric Shop, 5811 Easton Av. Felter Hdw. Co.. 5172 Easton Av. Wamhoff Bros. Electric Co., : ) The Store for Gifts ee SE > IVERWRRE ne For the June Bride —the appreciated gift: Community, Rogers’ Ster- ling & Pearl Handled Ware | ‘ —in open stock patterns. A splendid line to select from. Teaspoons Set of Six, $1.75 to $15.00 Tablespoons Set of Six, $3.50 to $30.00 26-Piece Chests $16.25 to $48.00 Wedding Announcements Engraved and Printed, ns Cane a ~ —_ 4 ics _ Mail Orders Promptly Filled ° > ~ > ow ~ , i 7 Ne oa = wraps in duvetyne, chatoyant, Bolivia and Regularly Priced $49.75 to $285 Reduced to tricotine, twill, checks and wool ‘them lined up for all the candidates that I favor. | “The committeemen who are em- ploved under me all have to do thetr'! work. If, they didn’t, I wouidn't | $7.50 | $3.50 keep them. As long as a man with Call Olive’ ‘political backing does his work tust 1958 as well as another man, with no Oentra! ie political backing would do rr, I 7th at, St. Charles don't see that anvone should com- SAVE $1.50 st. Louis, Mo 2850 N. Grand. B. Kolbenschlag Hdw. Co., 3616-18 N. Grand. J. G. Weber Hdw. Co., Clayton. Wellston Store 5978 Easton es 2 - jersey. satin. Size Size Regularly Priced $69.50 to $195 Reduced to 417 North Broadway, Between’ Locust and St. Charles EE plain. If the people want non-politi- cal appointments to these jobs, they can introduce the merit system here, as was done in the City Hall But REMMERT CoO., 4 (Fentlemen l do not beleve the merit system ile a " Please send me immed would make this office ahy more ef ficient than it is now And Goldstein referred, with evi-| NAME q win Milk Cooler (positiv: ,dent pride, to the recommendation eeveree eee PMH of his work in the Circuit Clerk’s of- _aepaeee he fice, which was used as a campaign document in the 1918 election, and ADDRESS Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Exquisite evening Dresses of taffeta, radium silk or beaded Georgette; din- ner and semi-formal modes of Georgette, lace, taffeta; afternoon and street fashions executed in taffeta, satin, Georgette, tricotine, twill and serge. which was signed by some 350 law- | yers, including Thomas L. Anderson, ©] | Fred W. Lehmann, Charles W. Bates, R —— "\ Jesse A. McDonald, John R.Drabelle, egularly $45 to $285 Reduced to $22.50 to $145 D oxein Ryan, A. M. Frumberg and jother Demorcats. The Democratic candidate for the office, and Chair- (man Daley of the Democratic City ' Committee complained at the time of | FIRST FLOOR “SPECIALS” | [iri tir! Blouses Sweaters Petticoats fact that the lawsers were pleaea Priced to $25.00— | Priced to $19.75— | Priced to $18.50— ‘fact that the lawyers were pleased with the treatment they got in Gold- stein’s office. Pleasing the bar to this extent is = | 'something to be proud of, even : ‘i ‘1 | eoed 4 aie te mii), == ee ; ‘ } 1] “Suit” blouses in the dark- Light-weight wool slipover | Super-quality silk jersey er shades as well as a few models of great distinction. and silk taffeta models in in white and flesh color In both dark and light pas- dark “suit” shades only. Georgette. tel tones. cnnards " 47 & WASHINGTON | though there are those who say that 3 wn | n : Ta | lawyers are fond of getting other = ee Wee ? : > 1 | persons to do their work for them. | If Goldstein had stuck to his court- | house job, and to his well function- ing local machine he would appar- ently have been a very hard man to beat. 3ut in presidential politics, Gold- | stein seems to have failed to fit in. | He was of enough importance to re- ceive $2500 himself, and to obtain the same recognition for his deputy, Moore tut following the campaign ifund revelations, his vote has ceased 'to be desired by the man whom he | intended to vote for. — i) | However, hard words break no | . : : , bones, $2500 is $2500, and the Cir- TAAL RUULEVLLUTRIEC LICE THES EE Ce Le T PAELLA LALLA LLL, SSS cuit Clerk’s job lasts until January, , ) YY ; 1923. Also, no one has filed against him for the City Committee in the | Nineteenth Ward. and he will be re- 'elected to the committee at the August primary. So, in the classic | sense of the Biddle street where ‘he once dwelt, and from which he |has never become far removed, Gold- | atein “should worry.” , ‘OUTDOOR PROGRAM BY Y. M.C. A. Seven hundred persons attended 'an outdoor entertainment given ves- 'terday by the industrial commission of the Y. M. C. A. for the employes of the Monsanto Chemical Works at 1800 South Second street The chil- ' dren of the employes also took part ‘in the program. This was the first series of outdoor events to be At Jaccard’s Will Be Found = ated by the Y. M. C. A. during the Beautiful Sterley Silver ia Pao Reliable Rugs of All Kinds Beautiful Sterling Silver ter Braak will be in charge The Y. M. C. A. also will give out- : . : . door entertainments at Second and Weddings are of paramount interest to scores of St. Louisans at Victor ané-at Fairmount Heights in this season, and here one will find beautiful, useful and appropri- ate gifts that any bride will heartily appreciate. | the Italian settlement district. These 'programs will include § vaudeville, music and movin ictures. Barney Sterling Sliver Fruit and Balad _ Sterling Silver iB Be ticke wil] Ag charge of the Bowls with platinum finish, ros® Stands, platinum Te Bho sea and pierced design, $28.00 Adam decoration | movies, and F aw J. Fowler will lea ‘the mass singing. Community ta'- . : a A handsome five-piece Colon!- ; mane Sit Medea. with shlaae Wwenth cad cotton Coffee Set, with tea }ent will be used in many of these ’ ; and cofttee pots, sugar cream and entertainments. border, platinum, finish $32.00 Fogg m8 | bt: .00 ; — — — . : A Parfait Set has aix rock Sues Union for $4790 Damages. wet ped oa ain atoreng _ silver Byron Lee Dewey filed suit in the This set is pierced and Suaeoeen gy" meg aye against we -~—complete in velvet-lined case St. Louis local of the Internationa Reund Tray to match, $34.00 $52.00 = ah 7 ‘Union of Steam and Operating En- A beautiful Sorters. Stiver PRM Loo was as airs gineers and several of its officers nelete of @ix ster- cups, wit china . @00 ‘ See siwer’ aeia-luned cups and lining, have emall sterling sau- and members for $2290 actual and cers to match holders—com- $2500 punitive damages, alleging that he was a member in good stand- ing of a local of the Union in De- six dainty silver spoons. Com- plete in Velvet-lined case, $77.00 plete, $45.00 We have suet nenetyee a yg troit, but that when he came to St. of Sterling | Veer | oe is 14 months ago the St. Loui and Colonial designs; priced upward Louls i : i£ haps Or . from 66.00 each. local would not honor his transfer card or permit him to work at his _ trade here. OT eT 0 TA 0 Or eh | O00 O00 00 0 0 OO Orc Bedroom Suite in Genuine Mahogany Antique Finish Combinations may be made as you wish HIS surpassingly beautiful furniture offers a choice of two styles of Beds, full size and twin, a choice of two lengths of Dressers, a Chest, a Dressing Table with triple mirrors, and a Vanity Case with two swinging side mirrors and a center dressing mirror, and a Night Table. The Chair, Rocker and Bench are made to match. The_prices of these items are shown separately below. This furniture is extremely well made, is beautifully proportioned and has every appearance of a much higher price than that which is asked. A three-piece suite consisting of a Bed, Dresser, and Dressing Table may be had for $251.00, . .....$100.00 Dresser, 48-inch Vanity Case Dresser, 42-inch Chest Dressing Table .. $75.00 Bed, Straight End 85.00 Bed, Bow End.... Full Sized or Twin Night Table Attention is also directed to the Special Solid Mahogany Tea Wagons with glass tray, at $18: the overstuffed tapestry covered living-room suites from $235 up; and the living-room chairs and rockers in cane and c@ytred with tapestry and velour, from $30 up. : ' S ANCL STANHHA: HeeHHAHEHAAMnONNn US ai thy APL TD The Kennard assortments of Rugs of every description embrace quality Rugs for every purpose. All color- ings, all sizes. Moderate prices. Axminsters and Velvets Long-Wearing Wiltons 9x12 9x 12 $60 and Up $105 and Up Bundhar Wiltons French Wiltons 9x12 9x12 Gx 1? $145 $155 $195 Kennard’s is sole agent for St. Louis and vicinity for these celebrated Rugs. Confection finish and $21.50 a LLL CTE A A A A NN TR ta A ng Nap ee SE AL LO LE LOLA LOLI LLL EPIL AIL Na RC eI tl a: aa He tee te ace ne Hardwick Wiltons Very desirable is a three-piece pete Colonia! Hg ty- * i? Fie ht finieh an s KO ned, Summer Rugs of Grass 9x 12 From $10 to $27.50 NEW CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Cnnards 49°& WASHINGTON RE Se CE Se eT OI ee NE ee eR I — eg ta me A complete showing of Sterling Silwer Candlesticks include hand- some designs as low as $19.00 each. Junior C. of C. on City Tour. A tour was made by members of Beginning July first, Jacoard's the Junior Chamber of Commerce will close all day Saturday until Sit through Shaw's Garden = vyesterday : afternoon, This was one of a series . —. | September first Mail orders caretully filled. Booklet mailed upos request. of civic tours conducted to educate the membership to an understand- ing and appreciation of the city's in Wy — . ban Ll Pag - : a we stitutions. Visits have been made to orm IE ore, Baas A ; .¥ . nw ‘ ; c= the city sanitorium poor house ya ~ ill i ): , - : ree Cw CoS ce a & wd , workhouse, city Jalil. (‘entral District f ant seal 2 > i Pelice Station, morgue, children’s eo Ne a ‘. >, - ee 4 - : ‘

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2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' : TIN ™'N 920. j 14 am ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | : = ane pts te = : 13 Deaths in Week Due to Violence. | — = ' » | ow —— 9 ree 70c¢ Straw Hat Cleaner ee 0c Tennie Balle. 1918 Yee S@c Imported Face Powder 2c Green Soan Shampoo “Se Rapld Ovinine 5 0046 191313450908 RS r r ~~ 1 1 1 1 | Ice Ensom Salta tb. 1 1%e Buttermilk Soap. Waltke. 1 ca oh 1 - ; ’? 4th. - } | | Se Sulphur. tb. Dalton says he met Bryan at Hot ™ Springs and refused to give up the WT us show you how ?he Peroxide. “% Ib copyrights and told Bryan he meant 10¢ Tar Soap, Waltke's ‘to sue him for expense money and > 1.00 per month saved ee e3> i 7 2 + 6 ee TER TEE 3339 28 277¢ 323 ao] -=—- “ 63 190500 as 0. 232 7 Fs 7? ’ tie Carbolic Salve Paraon’s he Dr Hinkle’s Pill«. ask an injunction to prevent him 50c Cocoanut O11] Shampoo ._. ree “Sc Salinos. a laratice if go} ahead with the picture. +, ! iod ( 1 ry ¢ mnths get ag Poesy ‘Well, Dal- O V er a pe “] the Dr. Parson's Tooth Paste “Se Haarlem Oil Capsules. 'To which Bryan replied “i Aspirin Tablets (100) ..1 Free 2c Rat and Roach Paste The Sage-Suiphur Ualr Tonk 1 Free @5e DeWitt’s Cough Syrup 'ton, if you stop me with an injunc- ] 15 f >] i tion how do you expect me to pay ean equa °) OY PAC | . 'you back your money?” = 2 | - "ye i rot r ST qd xvtraordinar I told Mr. Bryan that I d hie $7.50 inves e . ‘propose to risk the fruits of my la- ym ® PEa? Reet °he Hana. % th 2forare & § § T5e and $1. Zhe DeWitt's Catarrh Cr'm.? for 22% ehe Phenets. a latative = : 60¢c DeLacy'’s Cream 2 for 68a eH¢ Giveerin. 2 of. "Oe Arsenate of Lead, '“ lb.2 for 38e | one Mieride Water “Se DeWitt's Face Cream 2for2%e goe Caldwell’s Svrun Pensin . se (nuze. vard Sterilized 2 for 32¢ | on, VMelbaliine Face Powder Mc Zenrvrol a mouth wash 2 for 58e 156 Peroxide. % Ib.. UL & P... ihe DeWitt's Kidnev Pilis 7 for S8e £1.00 Old Indian Kidner Rem Se 2se Fambert's Root Reer. 2 for 3% | gong ideal Hair Krush I Stic Dentement Tooth Pa«te.* far 58e Ke Thermometer. household 29 roe a | pers Koach ae bd ee TRC one Apmaur'a Reef Cubes...) 273 «© Kodo ivevDensia aba 2 for Ate . : wder._ *Se¢ Schoenfeld’s Tea .. 3 for ane | 2he Carvlensia Tolcum Powder. . (le Sempre Crlovine . * far &R- $1 De Lacy Hatr Tonic. 2 for gt.og 21-50 ge Quantities Ltd. War tat te on %5e gong Comb Svrin~e & Rot. . ris es | Ss” or &°.50 Hot-Water Bottle or Aavirin Cares... dz. S-er Fountain Syringe. ‘choice’ 1 Fres Double Kacle Stamnes Tr «ada | bor in the hands of anyone else. Mr Bryan said that nevertheless he in- LINCOLN HOUSING TRUST tended to go on with the picture I left without securing any assurance from him. but he said, ‘You will hear 252 PIERCE BLDG. from me. os “Tl waited a month and then wired Bevery dollar in- Under superviston Add 8c and Get Two Keiffer’s Special Single Prices Keiff Mr. Bryan, who was in Chicago trusted to our of the State of Part of items—balance en display bmn § Racauet. gre oy | #86 Jan. 14 1 received the following let care gwuaranteca VWissourt Cates, RNS SS To ee Oc Java Rice Powder 2 for 5&%&e We Parto Sonn “Cake”... ai els jp aBgrattngpAaned cwl « encegyie oh: sees: aaa Four Hundred Exquisite Summer Mod ter written on the letterhead of Bi 100. sat KEIFFER'S BROADWAY & FRANKLIN . 2 ea ee oe - - > te oe Ame ace ee ee ee MErSwn NCoO MMT vnomnn=—m=x ro se LI Rien ete oye, ME hie Ext. Reef. Armonr'« % for Ske Pinaud’s Lilac Veretal dle & Baer, South Halstead street: INVESTIGATE OUR 4% REAL ESTATE 40c Raror Blades fit Ev er-Headvy Pinaud’s Fau de Quinine ‘*Mv Dear Mr. Dalton: Your tele- Worth $25, $35 gram received There is nothing to LOAN PRIVILEGE I or Gem Razor 2for 48% 06 Groves’ Chill Tonic : report yet lam still negotiating am expecting to see some New York parties within a week and will writ you as soon : [ have anything write : é : rt Craf "1 ours truly, Y } " a A ay aa Ges Silk Tricolettes Georgette Crepes Silk Foulards - ‘Ww. J. BRYAN.’ ———— Carnaha “T then waited for another month he and then began preparations to file ELCH & Cco., 1109 Olive Street% Uy Hamil suit against Mr. Bryan. While 1 was | Hunt, M seeking legal advice [ met Mr. Gol- Lunt's ‘tra. He then asked me what I had : done about the motion picture prop- 3 osition. I told him that Bryan is # Arcade still acting the hog and that 1 was in . tia: —- gar W hite Flesh Green Navy J ade Etc. St. Louis to arrange for bringing a . ‘suit against him. Mr. Goltra plead-/| Carson ed with me riot to do so. eR A Sensational 15-Day June Clearance Event Featuring by f Juvenile; Goltra Pleaded Against Suit. J ae Far Sst. Louis’ Greatest “He argued that it would not doto Gi R Persons have a scandal lie urged me to Sst | : f 4 ' “ag .* 1 - ‘) *f wait until he could see Mr. Bryan ! Movette and trv to straighten out the matte 2 P My meeting with Mr. Goltra was Every Dress a new and engaging fashion—and more the latter part of February last. | | 2 than thirty different models to choose from for street, Bryan was then at Miami, Fla ‘ oo. Bei: + ! : ‘ 7 4 afternoon and sport wear. wired him as follows: 1 : a : > ' m | q Carnaha ““Saw Goltra Hie himself willing fc . ; : to finance proposition. It is both 7 —? of ha > ¥ e unjust and unfair to let me carry = iy ia ge * ST ’ : cpr 3 ; i 3 bo» v ' qZ Rai Mi the burden longer If you will meet PUA eR Ea sreenuintsoneetomannnn Ty, Chocolate STARTING Monday Morning, promptly at 8:30, we inaugurate a powerful 15-day price reduction sale. Our aim is to reduce our stocks to @ ; JuetUs« o me at St. Louis at once I think we. f{ 00 Shi htl Mussed Dresses can arrange matters in satisfactory Rj Minimum before the hot, dull season sets in and to make positive of a quick clean-up we have resorted to the most drastic price reductions— 2 manner. otherwise I will be forced FR every article in our immense stock has been reduced in price—in some instances prices have been cut 50%. June bridal couples can save an | to file suit and issue statement why ™ immense sum of money on their home outfit by attending this sale at once. Read the rare bargains below—then come and see the goods. ; te . . ,onrrinse - 7. : d $ Please answer to Center, Mo.’ ve 5 7 Yaa ° S ‘lle Je Originally Price fo 25 $ “I received the following tele- ; ~ AL. xe 7 Lh y , , gram from Bryan dated Miami, Fla... Fe - Athan sn i { " satel] he ft ot | : One trip to the laundry and any one of these Dresses oh. ae. my Ry ieee | i in ) — irre : a ) : vaher.ie will be just like new. The materials include linen, voile, “Cannot come right now and seo’ i im] 4 ‘a muni: } ———— — =F = | Wiew XY: | iW ta} oa | ~ bE gingham, etc. a no reason for coming lave ex- nj f D - ye i, F +h eS seen: if ‘ 4 | A|-E oie hf a . | | wi saan “§@ T.acdies’ plained to you that you have made | BM //|; J C= Sa | 5 3 K Hod 4-| a riay hari - Savi " . : : illustrations. te the charming graceful lines and genuine Georgian Period Dining-Room Suite at so low i r; ws (‘arnaha Hunt, M sap tone ‘ ‘She ir A ey et. Pumps Special to the Post-Dispatct | | | 2 ag Bag oo anda 25 . P CHI ‘AGH 1 ag gun aah 7 large proportions of each piece This suite ts skill- & price—in fact you have to pay at ioast 9539.00 elas U CAGYO, June 5. William Jen- Be fully constructed and superbly finished in American walnut where for the same suite Fach ptece is handsomely nings Bryan here today refused to >, oO Klizabethan oak suite consists of large dresser chif- rt _— Reprint oe yng op Ny ; : } fonier ane , lressing t: ' TT manogany——sulte comprises large buffet, tadle and six scuss s pli ) mac any fonier and bed~-g@ressing table priced extra—on sale at ; . discuss his plan to for: compan? high cathedral-back chairs—china closet extra You won't find the equal of these Shoes any- where under $5—generally $6. Choose from covered Louis XVI, Baby Louis, military and i nietase farther th , ke Cuban heels. Sizes 1'2 to 8, widths AA to D. “ aes Seen SO Cn Oe ee . ae tention to a statement he gave out! BB Read These Sensational ee, PA r , of. See These Rare Bargains in Washington this week and to ada: Bargains in Fine Pst =\ mat: bd ; Fi 7 Pw + oh n ne ; { ’ “It .was not to be a prohibition pic- Foe eel he ture. Prohibition is here It was Bedroo H 3 ears » | “ yay eu Sta) lS! Tr to be a total abstinence picture, fil m Suites i ike ion | Dining-Room Sets which would go into places I could oo $250.00 Bedroom Suite—four $179 ‘to produce a great prohibition mo- not possibly reach with my speeches. |! BB pieces—sale at .. : $185.00 Dining-Room Set— ee a a a SS | $325.00 Bedroom Suite—four R solid oak—sale at.... on $19 my | old, and before long [ must stop this! BAM); .ces—sale at aanis neh | 4 Bei $300.00 Dining Room Set—gen- , ya oe ly re Pour . , >, & Ph ‘ . e traveling around. We had plans fo. : $400.00 Bedroom Suite-——four $296 This Exquisite Three-Piece wine welnet-eale of the production of a picture, but they ; \ . - eee a? le at Si a : . e ¢ . did not work out, and recently I liave | & $450 a led m Suite—bow- _ #400.00 Dining-Room Set— ; B40), edroo Sunite—bow- . 507 Washington Ave been too busy to give them consid r $329 - eight nieces- aale at . : ; ‘ } 4 ’ ; s eration. ] expect to have the plic- $500.00 Dining Room Set— ture produced, however . moe , | I / P h f O 1000 P. ] f The statement which Brvan ¥ This $150 Blue Enamel Phink of being able to purchase a nine pieces—sale at : me Ns Ruve te beautiful cane ; ahe * Living- Specia urc ase O ver airs O out at Washington Wednesday night | a Combi- eee Sulte fee oule staan mT ‘ oy I is , $1.50 Weekly Buys the ° ' follows: $ 50 suite is luxuriously dapat pe in “ , — — . ' ie davenport is About three years ago I was Pp g, nation 2 six feet long—suite comprises daven- proached in regard to a prohibition fe port, chair apd large wing fireside chair moving picture. I :efused to have! §& -——jJust as illustrated above—on sale at. . any pecuniary interest in it, but & al e , j ' be used and was to appear in one \ beautiful silk velour promised to give some arguments to . ; scene in the act of signing a pledge . et Another amaz- ray : . . — a - | Actual $8.00, $9.00 Sizes 2', to 8— with 1009 high school boys in Mich-/& (oo eee - we 7 7 Pe AN i | - Y The Master Phonograph, e igan. The plan did not materialize. | & mC alt a4 Ing eicn : | | : ° and $10.00 Values Widths AA to D “After the amendment was carried §& "LS eee | \ value full- - and 10 Selections and the question no longer an issue) | sae sar cman scene . d . | a buat AOE HG S1Z@ Blue , ! | before the people I planned to ap- pty ait utah R . . , ° > pear in the delivery of a speech in! §& | cya eh iy | Ename] 4 ‘favor of total abstinence, the argu- | £& RET BT MPa Ran ye: i me eS Jeera . a ments to be illustrated by moving § , == : ° = tie . coo : ( pictures. Mr. Blackton was con- : 3 om and This Massive Three-Piece S3333i05 sulted in regard to making the’ pic- * TPR mt akes with Here is your oppor- Http SS |ture, but the plans miscarried and Em g Se a has 110 DAVENET | FE SET tunity to own the a tt: ; ‘he presented the play without my : a) Te dhl,» world's finest phonoe- P| : part. a ES ae rere and 4 gas burners graph on unusually | J 7 ** - - TAM eek are . ’ 7" 1. - (Hi Get Mr. Goltra offered to advance § —-— and four hole coal rhis suite at $79.90 was an amazing bar easy credit § termes. | 2 | Tt 4 the money necessary for making the | & i Ses | cooking surface | Pied aheve-cmastinsi: ae oy | ee : ; : - . : . | Y ‘ ? 2. ass ’ “ay c* i Clee ' fy , A. £ 3s : picture, but afterward I decided to a remarkable finished tn a beautfful mahogany o1 soon pay for the . Le , . make other arrangements. ‘ stove at The sen- solid golden oak—upholstered in magnificent No 95 7 £3333 sationally low Moro. leather—suite comprises ‘Bed- model Sarola and 10 nrice of $97.50. complete with miuttress, chalr and rocker “I expect to have this picture pro- on sale at selections. This mod- |'duced when I have leisure to ar- range for it, but the plans have not ol is made of solid been completed. It will present the , ete os with a - evils of alcoholic drink with pic- $4 , e f f celebrated Uni-T: tures taken from different nations: & at Ns oa ' 9 Side-Icer A rigera Of, 3/ sredueeen ~ " Ayr 7 and at different periods of time. eliminates all sur- face noises. Hear the This tefrigwerator ts all white 7 . Sarola tomorrow. “The permanence of prohibition enameled Mned—has three doors—is Covered Louts or rests, of course, upon the temper- ar Ve eXtra well constructed and a guar- ee 'ance sentiment back of the law, and §& Sin vv ovd Raby Car aS Am 4 . Come tea We’ ch ." Company Monde Dit, A — and secure a full-size, massive. Parce- ment Finish Red. complete with af re; education: ; 2 re : = -. im the great edu ional medium and ex design, upholsteréd in corduroy on the for onl will hold its shape and clean easily. Real $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 values— Bre | : : | : . ) ‘all in one great lot tomorrow at $6.45. Main Floor. pect it to be used increasingly for 7 —y t ‘ g 75 FURNITURE | MUSICAL INSTRUMENT all steel. _ non oe evring ) Lf ' e he, . LLL LLL ttt amet ag the svread of scientific, moral and is © nen religious truth. As soon as the uine 8im- ate Mail Orders Promptly Filled plans for the picture are complete I will be pleased to take the public & into my confidence.”

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 | place. New officers elected are: }eouncil are: W. R. May, St. Louis?! Grand counselor, Ww. R. May, &8:.'0. W. Huenefeld. Mexico: W. 8 mes & —newmeees + F wuss! TRAVELERS ELECT . ; 45 W, R, MAY, ST, LOUIS, HEAD | Leuis; junior counselor, W. B. Stark, Wolfson. Kansas City: M. BE. Weltin, | e . . J a pe ag secretary, R. J. Claflin, Car-|Carthage: G. B. Black. St. Louis: ,thage; treasurer, A. F (“hapin, (Chil-| M. Dean. Hannibal: auditing com- | Tuesday jhal I-re-anah i Vv. Lockwood, Jefferson |dalia; (©. H. Bower, Hannibal; griev- fe 4 uri United Commercial Travelers, |* ity, and W. Y¥. Anderson, Spring- | ances, G. B. Black, St. Louis; legis- 8 for ine q@hich has been in session here since Nneld; one year, kh. ©. Bostwick and lative. J. M. Dean. Hannibal: press, 2 ~f-+ day, adjourned today. Hannibal | r, O. Matthews. M. E. Weltin, Carthage; chaplain, E. | 3 for 28s : chosen for the next meeting Representatives to the supreme’! B. Woodward. Marvville 3 om Oe | es or iA t for hae £ ‘Bhor eae . a .2 fer ta- , | 2 for %%F ‘ -§ for zac 2 for 20¢ 3 tor Sar Monday—and Every Day @ for 2he a an ver a 2 for Be : sadayv ¢) iffer's “Shop the Arcade Way” The congregation of these high-class retail shops under one roof makes the matter of shopping one of ease and comfort to the buver and insures time economy. rew Oooo MMO osomnn— m= One visit to the Arcade Building will con- vince vou of the desirability of shopping in this, the largest areade building in the world. rclusively ng news. Classified Directory of Arcade Shops JEWELERS Burnstine, Mack M Robbins Jewelry Co. .. soeceat®. bee°-ae ART DEALERS Art Crafts Shops {a 7 Se mh ¥ woe 4. BEAUTY PARLORS Carnahan, Estella Hamilton Beauty Shop Hunt, Mae Lont’s Marinello Shop............... BOOKS AND MAGAZINES Arcade Book Shop ’ CHILDREN'S WEAR Caraon Linen Shop Juvenile Shop 508.10 Selle Jewelry Co, ‘ ee To, 329 Carson Nav & Kunz Mhaneaus Shon la Rose Hat Shop CAMERAS—-KODAKS Mlueller, Anna NN pee ae f % Ramsay 2 gh Movette Sales ie sa ® eke , Shapiros, M. pecceeeeemNOse CANDIES—-SODA {fox iat x. 3 Chocette Shoppe meee > eel PA de Wirt CCNY 4) ee The Groom's Friends Are Many Times at a Disadvantage A wedding gifts are sent to the bride, and friends of the groom are pl». To and from Northern . Okla- homa and Southern Louisiana. This is a rate designed to be attractive to oil companies for the export of thei: product. The differential estahb- lished is 16% cents under an all- rail rate. 6. To and from Texas § and St l.ouis, Illinois and Indiana south of the B. & ©O., Ohio, Michigan, Wis- consin, Southeastern \Miinnesota, east half of lowa, and the northeast portion of Missouri No rates of Saving this sort now are in effect Texas is regarded as natura! St louis trade territory, but this citv now suffers by reason of cheap ocean rates enioved by New York Cit, This schedule would enable St Louis to reach Texas with first-clas« freight c224, cents per 100 pounds cheaper than bv the present all-rail rate, which would be under New York with her low ocean rate ‘. This is a rate opening a few! New Orleans rate points to much | the same territory in the northern valley as described in schedules ’ above. ’ Canipaign to Ald Move. A campaign to gain the appear- ance of cities in the territory affected ,at the Interstate Commerce (Com. mission hearing on these rates has hegrun James > Smith, president of the Mississippi Valley Waterways Association. is sending broadcast through the valley a statement of the need of these rates and the necessity for shippers to ' urge the commission to grant them SuUCcCC (;00d Yecar for North Side “Y."’ 'Be Sure to The last vear has been the most Get ‘Oh ’ ile North Side y Ni & A (;rand essful in the 40 vears history of By ; Jingo’ and Sullivan avenues. according to a report issued yesterday by Execu- Secretar’ J | Mocke! Thi North Side building Was dedicated Sep! 14. 1919, and was erected i furnished at a Cast of e250 teare d rinatories of 100 rooms are For Both MEN & WOMEN —and we make no ex- tra charge for the con- venience. Simply pay us a little each pay day —while you are wear- ing the clothes. Ladies’ Suits.$25 to $65 Spring Coats.$18 to $42 Dresses. $16.50 to $45 rts... .$7.50to$18 | MEN’S SUITS & TOP- COATS, $30 TO $65 New we Credit Clothing Co. 706 North Broadway Teo Day ays Will Send This Beautitul New Model Columbia Grafonola To You Immediately Balance on Convenient Terms Don't deprive vourself of the pleasures of good music and entertainment in your home. Buy here now and enjoy vour Gratonola while vou pav in amounts to suit your.convenience. NO INTEREST CHARGED. ~= Grafonola Shops ™ ~ Records ~ oes age Try Us for the “Hard to a~ Find Sa, Records Columbia 1920 Model Grafonola Be Sure to Place Your Order Early Monday Remember $1.00 Sends It Home wae 1008 OLIVE STREET ‘4 “THE SHOP OF BETTER SERVICE’ ZW "eo eto — F ‘ : i na i ; a ’ . Pianola. Vocalion. It the Graduola. $60 to $350. -— ~ ‘The Vocalion The Phonograph of Distinction FFVHE Vocalion takes its place alongside of the Aeolian Residential Pipe Organ and the Steinway Duo-Art All are instruments of musical distinc- tion. So it is not surprising that musicians have found in the Vocalion a phonograph that measures up to the artistic requirements of a true musical instrument. And you'll find greater pleasure in the possession ot a is the phonograph you never tire of. For it brings phonographic music at its best—plus the fas- cinating privilege of artistic tone control by means of By means of the Universal Tone Arm the Vocalion plays all records—and without cumberson adjustments. Vocalion prices are reasonable. Conventional Styles— Art Styles from $280 to $2000. Convenient payment terms. A booklet of startling phonograph facts free on request. The Aeolian Company Steinway Representative In St. Louis at 1004 Olive Street ‘‘Every Dollar Saved Mow Will Be Worth Two Dollars in Five Years. ’ The slogan of thebanks, ‘*Every dollar saved now will be worth $2 in five years,’’ has had its sobering effect.—Chicago Her- ald Examiner. That will be true only of saved dollars that are intelligent- ly invested. - Invested in Union Electric 7 per cent preferred stock, your saved dollars will be safe against loss; their 7 per cent dividend payments will come toe you regu- larly and they will’ be doing USEFUL work for the commun. ity. = More than 1.000 Missouri men and Women have hought shares of the @1.000.000 jeaune of Union Eleetric prefegpred stock enle lf that happens eh many bankers believe will pren, five vearea will double the alue, or buving power, of the dollars these investors have and put int his business, value mia he leas ene It mav he as little as 2 per cent, or 5 per eent so vear for five vears. Even 80, 5 per cent yearly gain in value, plus 7 per cent yearly dividends, will give our investors a total gain of 12 per cent a year, or 60 per cent in five years. THIS I8 THE REWARD WHICH THE PRESENT PERIOD’ “OFFERS THE THRIFTY —pro@déd they invest their savings where safety is coupled with a fair dividend paid regularly. PRICE: $10) a ghere for cash; $102 on a ten-payment plan under which bus ers ulfag 6 per cent intereet on netaliment pA ments, and «an withdraw all pat ments, WITH INTEREST. anv time hefore final installment is ' ; SALES OFFICES: loom 2091 i nior bleetris Hs iviing, we i" anid Ton tae lect ric MAIL ORDERS: Rank ’ ar ' ne Pe Pramvt : it be made gist i ma Address Securities Department, Union Electric Building, St. Louis. Mo. ) ma remutfaneces pasalie ta Pleats Ligne? A lower et Union Electric Light & Power Company. | ss WAISTLINE MAN’S te! i SUIT ee: $7 open UNTIC 8 oP. Mw. 3837 DELMAR > erm, ee ee a a

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ‘ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ts OE on — er e _— 1eater ‘turning downtown by way William HH. Standard .. . 2822 Wainut Sy oe 5345 gg BUSSES T0 RUN T0 THEATER egy ee Bow “o- avenue and Delmar ‘R K ‘lls Mra. Nellie’ Blackshear ‘210A N. ‘Siateenth | ¥. nd 6. Senne ah atavette PERA SEASON troutevara. “The second, start Ill Health Often Due to Neglect of Rupture Ki s. omenico Emma ....... ie n | B. oulevard. ©The second, starting Marriage Licenses pore ny ee 100 Wash | 7 . Golteteln, gle Dickron. | DURING THE 0 RA . SON eee st BA petliapn Soros ah to Annua : +] o2a Bantcaeh asl Los ie e to the mu Kidneys and Liver 7000 lly e , l - ‘ ' eee ss a ee Pel “1521 Bacon an : Darrough. 4268 Lee. The Missouri Motorbus Co.gan- De Baliviere and thence ‘ . ' e tft "4 . A he e .¥ . . " . ; irths Recorded Kdward J, Heimann —* — o eewer Sullivan. 7 Sn .s nounced that on the nights of the nk ipal Theater, re rg bs the Many organs take part ™ aostuiian t oun even of thé brightest physic cans. : : P B Harbara Wetze ..--128 BS. ‘ ~ ‘an So? land; twins. : ae: ) llevar | Seven thousand persons aa S. q ™. : 1 nstitute | Lindell boulevard route. David P. Tisius 3003 N. Taylor d B. 1 s | “ 2 pte et - a 1 ag t ; rT thi a will be a loop line, | ten of food, and a number are active |Hence, if you have liver or kidney jy: away—the burla certifieatey ‘ Aibenesius B38 issour! three new routes, eginning at « 1e it : = , . . / -y ing | , n eliminat ’ ; ‘ Jernineire 4. = ns '” . ’ ; 7 nc ; iz at i] ‘* theater, running west , : , Burial Deviate Witter = Marsh... _ x. Te eitth an Iseuman. 2007 Pa ee ae aaa lawntown. will eagles fo Skinker road, north to| food which are not taken into the call upon your druggist for Warner's eafortanste pure had nealected | e ath oson ' on Vv. ar , teigner mat 1e rst, Starting downto t, ' O 4Anae all ga at ae } | far ” ibuildi the : . ‘ selves or hat een merely ts £ ee tehawe 3 blood for the upbuilding of the body. Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. of the sigh (ewelling) of the John Kirk Martin 2110 E. Prairie’ L. SC. "Ee, se! run out Lindell boulevard and: Delmar, east to, De and “oma a a ler 4007 Florissant FE “pete _* { t ‘iiminative organs, » biver - ; . n tte re S16 St Mees ' ’ south to the park ana the theaté r ; f he el min , “ ” the ‘* About j vears ago I was 80 weak : a mou doing? Are yout sack LENSES a 24°97 Oregon ; > oy TS through Forest Park to the open-air aR. Bed -e are Raw Y MARRIAGE LICENSES. Vithelm Giles ree’ BURIAL PERMITS. and the kidnevs are of major impor and worn out that I eould hardly youreers byw wearline a +t | Mra. Lisette Stahl . 2.2... .../.3581 Californie Wks Pom ' 7 , Charles Porter . . 121tty Linden H rry Meyer, 38. 1717A_ Carr; sepsis — 'tanee, and are most likely to be over- , . jatever vame you en Nosetta Brickinridge y - ; work. After trying other things t? "A! best. the trues fs . 2019 Chestnut | George J. McCartney ....- 4152 yer perate: yn Hiller, 61. 2003 Thomas; suicide - 7 . lisease "he Albert W Ra lek 1625 & Mth Ethel W agner 414 ¢ nowt o Mat Shaughnessy, 63. 1009 N. B&th; heart “a, s * workée ad oy bes ome a ise are d. » W he n without relief, ] trie: i Ww arner - Sa fe makeshift— ~* falee pron aratnee “ . a Bs, , Oey | Bo lisease. , i Prpte: ap . uch is the ease, vanmous trouble lapeing * osemage- no eum a fe scm + pomeed b. Harris 25° N. Jefferson pH. Jaspering, 79. 5156A Minerva: sclerosia. Headaches = oF ye ai a fe ae + ‘ les Beas Kidney and Liver Remedy. Im &) to act.as qnore than a mere imell farry M. MacDonell ........ 5731 Delmar —. , , ickso > & Dobrendorf, 61, 1506 Case; myocarditis. , a «digestive and eimminative cenaracter a3 : > 2 . gupport. he binding press» Viola Minnie Werntz hy e Lawn. Mo mugene A. vp _ : its ee ° Rn: me dsha w. 39. 1840 B iddl } er! nia oa oe y . oceur. and such troubles are eo fre short time the pain left me, mv urine b! ood cir uw! atior J th ie robbing thers .™. 5 hate: : } Hospital: ye rain y - eleared up and the rheumatism and ened muascies o that which they wall—-and canner ‘ wi ” « 727 8. Broadway , * ope ntia Gehri, 64, St. Ant hony lewis lillas 4238 De Soto quent and so common that it is abso " : tehed Vy have used most-—nourish ment. 4 . dyspepsia vanished. e have But mcience as. found « west Mr ins .......1302 8. Second | August F. Berning ' a Mrs. Marthe Hawkins = 2088 Jonn Jcnnie Harrison, 69. 1423 Mallinckrodt; dia ey ay 6 lutelvy necessary to find some relief ‘ . dy 4 . “| Warner’s Safe Remedies ever since ) truss sufferer | Emma CC. Weyland Fam Labarbera ........ 5119 Bischoff ; a1 17 Tre owl a Ss: G . ‘ \ bet “* “Ee Ir diana pr eal ti oOnia $5 00 lear- ite lasses £ _ wy 3 Wa rne! "s Sa ie kK idnev and L.iver oa et ~ - . : ing those portions of the ‘troubles, you cannot do better than marked “Rupture. Whr? Our ww : A > Se — 7 ne ephriti . a % Marie Manzone apap Biehehots | ene L. ios x gate) Meet | ar wood, Mo); John Beltler. 5 823 A f vie " (jrace as ee oss . _* y] e “ Jes . rw . a ~ = a ) > cw "4 | = a x L} be amily. : qinofico Deluca . 220 Bisc hoff — , Viad@ee Jonnson 13. 7104 bKmilie; mys arditi 1 . . J " | : with great succesarR in our ‘ ‘ privacs of -_ lucia Magpzone 528 Bischoff | Clarence J. May eanesbs soem W. Shermer l4a:mma Boyer, 64, 012A N. Vandeventer WILL DO IT i. Remedy was | ompounded over 201 — ©» Rose. Burtonville, Kentucky. PLAPAQ method is unquestionggy ; Sh a of both kidneys and liver. How sue over kno be about Alexander Ed Glynn . ee re Cleo, Stanley. 4412 Cottage; pneumonia ye icy aka or cabaiae. "Seas halen al “ wit sful it bas been is evidenced by| Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver The PLAPAO : : t ia Meyer (eee Elmbank wee ai ae Bs Klemme. 8 $3244 Shenandoah: sad ce of reading. tour cnoie © } ee. ‘ ‘ d 3 1: losely romaine ets W J yr. J. ms . frames or mountings. Fully guaranteed. > Ke its widespread sale and its value is Remedy contains no harmful ingre«t- or shift out of . therefore an as William Raymond Nessel .- Killimew ick, Mo At Clayton. cystitis i RES PEF | ' yt “4 , 64, 3013 North Market; ste Fited to your eves by our expert optician. : woe : Open Saturdays Lntil 8:30 P. , A, . 3 appreciative isers who through these kidneys need attention, vou work and whilet ects coming to hi * ~— ae .* be used when the ohate or pinch ~ee ~ volves ‘As a general ® be — nosis Ww Woll!brinct: BR0% Maffitt| . oe dette , . a. ++. 8584 Kugenia i) leanor Hooley. 2, 2215 Adams; pneumonia. | each, $1 up. straps, buckles or springs at Snaenh ulla H. Hay 8837 North Market vans 1] ic 4136 Maffitt: nephritis. - oom . . ' : iwin H. Hemminghaus 2124 Alice | John sussel ckson’ ra io. Je Renici kK 1,4 “) He ber t: m poanraieia. 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a ee ee ee a Sh dis ills - % puatly &§ | ee ceette | ST.LOUIS POSI-DISPATCH Why? Recaupe ¢ had neglected t aseieaee . = ——e - ; — | merely taking of —aumy is a j ew = ) Cee ee Spee dates a een Fae a ee ig oe ST. LOUIS, SU NDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. | | PAGES 1—16B. — a n G ets Whats Coming to Him $y “Sine ‘ belongs,” and I turned to go back to the hotel. A( like the fellow in the play.,.“Look out or it will Unduestionndy ~4 3, youre right about that. Youre right meena: . ’ ’ ett oe ee eee es Mpc the world Nae ae -ald it as “ general proposition. A toa | Pee aa ea | ee | : ea ak eae Ee ty J RR ew ee ES ae AS Ee a ce Ra ae ee ) man was coming up the side street from the hotel) be three strikes and out.” DAD aa I : se denote oath a we a ale ‘wsken a ¢ : ae Re aa takes aR A LR REE SPREE SLRS SRR CL a RS ~~ : we . o-s oR Se direction. He was a thin- faced man in a black | ery look out, all right,” Tt said. and went up nu 2 > | — os — , . , the bed, smok- cs saiheral Tule that's A aces: itn She's | Be \alpaca coat, and keen, like a real estate man "] to ourroom. Brigg was loafing on ? to him—uniless be gets what’s coming to Saeed smooth lawyer. ing a cigar and reading the Chicago paper. ming eS s “He'll know,’ I said to myself, and I got ready | “This is some town,” I said, and I told bim Seadoo. b Res: - | ps : Like this—1 had hooked up with a fellow named Rk ay (to ask him, but he made as if to rush right at{ what had happened to me and showed him the xton. I ran across him in one of those 20- (me. He did, too, only when he was right along-) wad of cash the thin-faced man had handed to me. : o al ) . “ent hotels over in Chicago when I was down side of me his hand pushed out and pushed some-/ | asked him what he thought it meant. 29 cents and worrying over getting any more Bene into mine, and then he hurried around the) “This is real money, H. P.,” he said. “It has a> and nothing but my good clothes left. We took corner and was gone. I looked at what he had) the silk threads and everything. Three hundred r "—paper | ! each other right off the bat, and Brixy pro- aaa pay. Hoes rng and it was money—pap : _ _ 1 know what it means. It means “i that we work together—he was lonely. He 9 08 ) ee: > “Christmas!” I said, and unwadded the cash.’ “Skip out?” ered to stake me to the goods—he was selling r pa 4 - | \ “Christmas!” I said“&again. There were $300 in; “Just as fast as we can,” he said. “When anye patent screen doorstop—and said we could we ( ’ on , e Toh png me Al ayer = ) the world comes up and makes a date with me( “You forget the girl,” | said. 4S : , » . ’ , - . " " ‘ q eis eg ‘ » re bp eee i matchet-faced guys hand me cash by the hun “That's the thing to do,” he said, beginning Well, it i hy — ; a og el d oe Tes ae sig eo | .dreds. Come again: Seiki been waiting for this (+4. throw his collars into his grip. “What {fs a pen weer araiy cloead s0uts a. and nice, + fe een Le 3 y eg ll 4 Sona | ( these many years. Virtue triumphs im the last ) girl? Fighty-eight per cent of all births are fe- he way me it was to ‘oa — uP - Mr. - ae Ooo aot ,act. A man gets what is coming to him in this{moaie There are 23,000,000 females in the United Noor and wiip outa so speed ” pag 4, } world, if he waits long enough. ) States and only this one $300 wad floating loose.” weet these patent _— on the aeiad rame. en | It had me guessing. I went on back toward? «ay right,” I said: “you take $150 of this money we would phony emg would come out 'the hotel, thinking hard. It was dusky now, and . and the other 22,999.999 females and beat it, if gnd we would show her bow it worked—not a I thought I'd wash up and find out from the clerk you want to. I'm going to stay here and find out sance for a fly to squeeze in. Only about once ) who Miss Millionaire was and, maybe, make that what this is all about and hold that girl's hand °9 times would she make us take the thing ,call she spoke about. And then—bing!-—-on the again, if I have to wear an airpad in my hat to ff. Mostly she eg ose ot a exyn obs tell , top of my head. (bounce blackjacks off.” ys to put one on the other door an and us a You see, there was an alley right there, and . “And there’s that grose of. doorstops I just’ Gi Dalf. We made 15 cents on each sale; 30 cents whoever was in the alley handed me a clip OM), 04+ ne esid hed ing. “Anyway, it’s your ‘ Dif she took two. It was a good game. the top of the head with a lead pipe or something. |, Te: mint things oft of. lean We worked ot of Chicago and across the State ‘It laid me flat. It ought to Rave killed me, -_ stand it if you cdn. Somebody may hand you $490 ' to the Mississippi, taking life easy, seeing the roll I must have an inch skull. When! came tol was . )}the next time.”’ _ of bills in our pockets grow fat, and then we went )} looking up at the sky. It took a while to get to- | ) over into lowa and started down the river. That’s ‘gether, and when I remembered who I was, and | | the mosquito district, and it was August, and, where I was, and what had happened, I lay there ( { Ssay! Business? We had money, all right! And and thought. 3 ‘then we struck this town of Riverbank. “I know now, q sdid to myself. I'm not get- ( There was a good hotel] there, and a couple ting what is coming to H. P.G. I'm getting what | | ot so good, but by that time the best was none is coming to some other fellow. That's the an- ! too cood for us. We got off the interurban and swer.” ent down to the good hotel and Brixy and I ie Shas se ? te : 7 So I felt. in my pocket and the three hundred rent in BS . PRN a A ARN we As aa aE ies | Soas | ee | Oe a ) weet neite Chie. ‘broken skulls that belong to another party. But. deep a SONORAN OY SEE DY a aE Ri : ie | | = : { ‘ “16 must be an awful jealous guy,” I said ("> %8Y: before that happens I'm going to make a : bold dash and see that girl once more, even if her “Wele ," the clerk WE ME a ees e SA ae Se i 2 Welcome home he clerk said, but I thought te ae RON ck af , = Se to mvself, ‘slugging a guy that only shook hands > : Just ( P4 pushes me off the front porch. That's how I and ‘feel about that girl.”’ was just a cheerful josh and I reached for the ae Re x OA Re, RRR hh: ‘ with his girl. He's got a mean disposition ; Cm ; . on seca: LOVIN NER Re BAER 2 x o . . a and ped eee ety ©. Graceand RS RS A Ne ALL ST AR Re aS a ORS TERE: tee ‘for that I'll doll up and call on his girl. hicago” after it. The clerk looked at it and (Bois) | RR ea AR agra Se a ad. Se “(hold her hand, if she'll let me. Christmas!” (| Brxy put on his shoes and I straightened my hen winked at me and grinned as if it was a TD epider as es tetas Pees RNS eS nies E “ tee begagew ee | / hat the best I could and we went down to see that | peyrauthery ROSEN 7 BRCM a antag Sak SABRC UR ENN Be \fees | Sis ) | a | When I got back to the hotel the clerk looked ‘el “page aan. ' =r , eae S RSE SRE A RAN . % at my straw, which was pretty well spoiled. oa phage oe uman; some hotel clerks are, “O, all right! he said. “Ha ve it your own ae ae , Nat ACN - REN ROR a Rai Rs i 3 “2 oe iS a Got another on the head, did you?’ " he said. and thev are the best folks you ever meet. y,’ and he pushed the register at Brixy. ae ae : SUR ERS SRA oN RNS oe yeu Pea Sy This looks ike ai meed- oul “Hello!” he said when we leaned against “he | That was after supper, in the evening, and | # = Soe” “se POPPY SEES SSS eS a hom) ih a Se es Ant Agere oe seem at mAs | “I'm no connoisseur,” I said, “but it is as desk. “Not dead yet, anyway.” xy made tracks for a writing table. He hadto( (8 ] | Barrier cma A hs hon La Cae Cee eres, SF Rare’ ei gy BP arene Ces Sige Remnbaccc to Men ae Ree oe good as ! want,” and he grinned. To Be Continued Tomorrow and Con- jer another gross of doorstops. So I said I | eS = hae a RRR we Ni EN 3 gee Mee ae fi a Ee os Se es Raa Bg. 5 Se ey ca Pape i Sites eres “One! Two!” he says, holding up his fingers | cluded Tuesday. Would go out and look the town over a while. I = PR AR eS : aie iwiiy A Se we coe ht ee Oe aR EN BN Be PR Te ee ° nn ey ae ete! PR te ee ee ee ee v ie Pee\t t , 80 we could lay out our work, Brixy taking Sea | foes RS Ra a Sg ak RR EO AA A Re Wn A ee ae ee TH % oh i | éé A M G Wh b C. ° Hi 99 ] lene end-and 1 the other. ee > 8 eee a | an Gets at's oming to flim ‘Is 25th | I went out to the front of the hotel and looked See : sa SS a nn Ra ae tig Sa a a ON ae f h S I f 52 Sh S I b M pwaed the main streets. It was not very lively— ‘ by 6 a a ae pts oe a Rh Ree a aN ME oe ge ARS poe aia ane Se aS a P ] A h f T d ‘Friday evening—but the stores were open. I got Aes Rene ee She Xs ate Re tae NE 3 ‘ hi Bitte eat bg Pes ey as Sait) = yt es ie oR - ihe hess me SUMAN EATS ae as ae op u ar ut or S$ Oo O ay to the main corner and stood there, looking up BOS SAR a i aca a fe Raat ee oe Par eee eames Se ghee Mee Gee SS hak oe GMa AOSD \ nd down and thinking we would divide the town nea — cna ee ne jesmdnenace sctidinintscaiaae ddnmannnna RY PRR SS. a eS TYve of the short stories by great authors lhe writers represented in this great series are being printed each week, one start- are George Barr McOutcheon, is Parker ht there, Brixy taking to the east of the cross . , , , ; oe , ; £ I res oe want flirt, I'll flirt.” And I tipped my hat. ? Butler, Holman F. Day, Richard Washburn pet, maybe, and I the west, when a phaeton All right,” I said f you want to PP y ing on payee Sn — es on Mon- Child. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. th two black horses stopped on the opposite ( PE eae ai ' : ‘ e ¢ nen day and Tuesday. 1e other will start on eorge A. Chamberlain, E. Phillips Oppen- mer It was before automobile days or it Hello!’ said the girl. ‘that might have meant: ‘“‘Put me down for : ‘es ate continued on Thursday, heim, John Fleming Wilson, Fanny Reaslip Wednesdav and he | ould have been one of these $8000 cars. > tt — = - ~ Q. We talked it over and it was clear enough that I had been mistaken for some other party. “That clerk downstairs knows who,” T said, “and I'll get him to tell me. We may have to give this three hundred back’’—— “Unless we beat it tonight,” Brixy sald. “We may have to turn it over to the proper \;party,’ I said. “I don’t want any cash or any —_ i “Ain't it a shame?’ I said to myself ~ aa « “o ; ¢ | ere. } AY hes s *%4 ° : ~ She got out of the phaeton and went into a I looked behind me, but there was no on ere that and more Fridav and Saturday. Each will have one Lee, Frederick Orrin Bartiett, Henry C. Rowland, Lowell Otus Reese, Leonard Mer- ‘store. That was all the business I had on that She thought it was a joke, I guess—my looxing; “TI didn't know you were in town,” she said. or more illustrations drawn by noted mag- “Swell rig,” I thought. “I bet Mr. Millionaire }corner, but | stayed right there [| had to have behind me—for she laughed. “Puttine over a bluff for the benefit of te azine artists of the day. ean . Seaman: ae Holworthy Hall, pas a lot of screen doors on his house,” and then (another look at her, to cure the sore eyes I might “All right,” I said to mvself, “if you want to) negro,” I said to myself, and to her: “I didnt The storv that will follow ‘*‘ A Man Gets aaa Warren” Bieanée 6. Se my eve lighted on the girl in the back seat of the .cet some time. So, in a little while, she came. flirt, I'm willing,’ and I tipped my straw Nhat. know I was alive until I saw you just now.” What's Coming he Him? "8 ‘ Obieet: Vingie EB. Roe, Arthur Train, Dana Gatlin. maeton, “Christmas!” I said to myself. }out and climbed into the phateton again-—-just ( “Hello, yourself,’ | said. / She took that all right, too. It made her Matrimonv,’’ bv Lowell Otus Reese. It will Lucian Cary, Mary Synon, Jeanette Lee, ” Take my word for it, she was just a little bit ( touched her foot on the step and was in. like some “Well, won't you shake hands?” she asked. So \ smile. hegin in the Post-Dispatch next Wednesday. Berta Ruck, Will Payne and Zona Gale. i top of any girl I had ever set my eyes on. She) sort of fairy. And then she looked right at me. ;I shook hands. It was like taking hold of a-live; ‘Pretty, pretty!’ she said, and then: “Well, = é ght not have struck you that way, but she did (She said something to the darky who was hold- wire from heaven. That’s how it thrilled me. But (drive on home, Joe,” and to me: “Cé6mne up to} —_————— she was the kind I admire. Snappy is a)ing the reins, and he flicked the off horse wiih } that wasn’t all. She didn’t give me one of these ) the house tonight, if you can.” ON THE WOMEN’S PAGE OF THE DAILY POST-DISPA TCH rd for her. Dark and quick and—well, quick. {the whip and the phaeton started. ‘ touch-and-go handshakes. It was a talking one. “Hey!"’ I called, for the black team had jumped | d #0 handsome I couldn't take my eyes away. “Good-by, queen!” I said to myself, but the )It might have said: “Of course, I can’t kiss } forward with a rush. |! wanted to ask her where THE LOVE LETTERS OF THE CZARINA | “Christmas!” I said to myself. “If she was )phaeton swung around and made a half circle you on the Main street corner, with Joe in the /the house was, but she only turned her head and | | but vou understand | waved a hand to me. “O, all right!"’ I said to ) WRITTEN TO THE CZAR DURING THE WAR hash slinger she'd be my girl if I had to fight {and drew up at the curb right where I was stand- | seat of the phacton, and all, y ; her,” but I knew she was out of my class. ec how I feel about it.” So I gave her hand one ( myself. “Anybody will know to whom that team mL - = oe ——_— — - wee ae igh Schools Will Graduate 630 This Week, New St. - Louis . " o i ~ Sil (* ye ~ 1} *; : 4. . wart, Esther Wagner, Nancy Munro Levy, Catherine Emily Lindsey, Ea | beth Frances Von Gunden. Berger, Aime iH. Brodbeck , Pru Helen Mari llivan, Viola rhor mueller, William Raynes Henry, Ww MeGuire Linn \fanual Training Course—Arthur! man L. Brown, Ruperto ©. Coates, wegen. Julius Samuel Klein, Edgar Walter |'Wallace, Evelyn Gaylord Webb, Louise Link. ae Francis Kernan, Jr.,' John H. Eberle, Reuben 8S. hisen, General (‘ourse-—A. George Abbott Stinson. J ° ' Marian Klizabeth Whiteman, | Abraham N. Lisak, Julia Loffhagen, Backlund, | —imer Frankiin - : | ; l r Ss an OYSs Gladys Wimmer. Wilbur William Lone. Mildren Lutz, | Francis McFarland Joseph Quan, James I. Epstein, ape j * ~ ogee Jr.. Julian William Baer. Ralph Bal- omit ‘conomi u E. McB »vy, Leo Tarleton -edden. James Houston. Fischer, Ralph b. George, Critbet lin: Albert H. Behrens. Albert Wood- Henrietta Funsch, Florence Marv Scientific Course—Joseph Charles James E. : surney, ) a ie : ey ZAeip Getz, Abe Grodsky, Milroy Hora son Black, William FEF. Buder, ltussell Goodyear, Irene Margaret Ittner, ‘Bastian, Ralph EF. Conzelman, Mabel! William McCarthy, Mary Katherine ) Witherspoon, Sidne; ' mstaap 4 Make Up the Number of wedinces Hk Groshon Fowler, ) McCarthy, (;ladys Ilelen Magid, Art Course—Julia Keanev, Solome Gross, liov J. Harris, Alex W at H. Dieterich. fenjamin toldbloom. Ophelia | Rehagen, Marguerite Hoyt Hall, George William Kling,| Eleanor Lucille Marshall, Mildred Miller, Vera Sauerbrunn itt, Howard Van Eman ‘tunter, ai. | Frank E. Herring, Frank @& Herton,| ener. | | > “ m 'Donald D. Murray, H. Martin: Nie- | Udell Michaels, Robert Dudley Muda,! Commercial Course—Jerome Bar- Kornfeld, David B. T.k cpiyn William Hough, Franklin P. John- Manual training Course—Allan & hose to C€celve lp Oo as moeller, J. Atkins Parker, Paul, Marion Hale Nelson, Richard J. ker, Dorothy L. Cohen; tuth &. Han- Andrew W. MeNulty, Hugo a ' ab son, Robert S* Kamm, Arthuy H. Ke tumont, (linton M. Collins, Oliver | Pearlstone, Leighton Rutledge, Ber- Oehler, Charles Sidney Peacocke, ,delman, Selma Jaffe, Minnie Site nig, Clifford A Mulholland, ’ oes Leonhardt, Harold McKinley Mann, . Foils rs, (haries A Minn, Julian A. 2h uae was ‘'nard Arthur Sager, Robert L. Shu-, Horace Petty, Mary Catherine Phil- man, Carrol! Street, Dorothy Wood, B. Murphy, Samuel Pemat (‘harles Harold MekKee, Aibert I ye Kay. Raymond 1 .ee hKonold, Allan Alex Solomon lips, Edward Barnard Picton, Na- | Marie Zatlin. Morton Russack, Joseph * Muench, William D. E. Neece, Ralph P. Miller, Walter N. O'Brien, Gue- tav (. Schuricht, Chester FF. Shortal - . : ‘ cart, Jeanette Silver, * , ae “on > : erewith Is the List of All Those Who Will Ir. Gordon Strassburger, George dine E. Pierce, Alice Raphael, John Central Graduates. Schwartz, Hyman Stola , George ©. Niemann, Paul G. Ochterbeck, Frank | , ' . " — ~F . Wells Jr., Lipman Zorensk) KEK. C. O'Neal. Edmond Francis Sas- ‘'4rles Chauncey Whittelsey, Ar- Complete the Various Courses—Six . ater aaa More Weber, Bernard Werthen. nobertson, Louise Roggers, Marga- Graduates at Central High fol- $a .__Wethes ; ‘vas , Course—-Sylvia Marie ret Frances Rohan, Helen Jo Roop, low: Aten ger re ‘ ele . ai sin, Dan Savin. lred A. Schiossstein, . “s " Adams, uby Dena Sacks, Angela Sanchez, Car- : ' ; . . Delany, S. Minnie Grossman, T- Mirrford Joseph Schroeer. McKinles ‘cratman Graduate Anderson, Max Barnholtz, William ence Etta Edwards, Vivian bk. Evans Margaretta Huttiger. Ralph Case huating last year by six, and 1is_ Dates for graduations which wilt Ruth Helen De Maske, Edith Cath- Tarr, Caroline Rebecca Temme, = ee, gr nary Seger a . Coulson, Daniel W. Gifford, Da- Ruth Caroline Freund, Mary Mar- Fletcher. Nellie Mae Flood. Velen latgest number ever graduated | be held in the auditoriums - > erine Dubail, Dean H. Baton, Abe Dwight Thomas, Emile Thomas, yg Saas mr nay nonin ne = nS vid Glazier. Albert Graff, Sidney pgaret Hammond, Florence €. Hell- Heckman Valata A folie Penne a One time in the history of the St. | high se poeta ore’ te Sawowe: heres be Edelstein, Ernest =. =H la rar SReeapnon. ee hema mark Dorothy Elizabeth Weiler. Heiman, Louis Izensteip, Alfred John mich, Winchell Hirzel, Elma H. jJnteman, James William Jeans, is schools. Of the total, 265 are | Teachers’ College, 10 a. petigs en Arnold = Eroer., Gordon ne evans, ise ~ A eeny. aoenne abate : - ‘ eewer G A }}- l.. McGinness, Peter Patrick Manion | HHusemeyer, Margaret K Jennett, Prances Adelaide Koch, Reatrice and 365 girls. day: Central, oe en gee : e " Glenn Ewing, Hart | Fisher, Atin- arene eee _ Margaret Mary a oma { ny fbn cole alae Jr.. Morris H Ostfeld, Joseph HH. Roberta Lee Jones. Zora RR. Kirit Mareke. Ttobert Emmet Murphy, “in SBaltion to the high schoo! ley, J p. mi., Thursday: So ey * nie EK. Fishman, Mildred Starr Fow- Walsh. Virginia Webb, Richard k. mt ha ates e ™ sate moahhe. Perlman, George Werner Ramsay, nik, Lydia A. Krobkn, Leah Ledbetter. Wildred | l’lacke. Bernice Fugenta mduates, there will be 68 to com-. m., Thursday; ey : A. * Tier, Elizabeth k rank, Cecile Pried- pre “re J. Weinreich, Elva Cc. Rachel = anfvan vs te Delphine Nathan M. Schmuckler, Joseph J. Olga B. lusk, Marie A. McCann. gchumacher. Bernice A. Warmbold. te the course at the Harris Teac ha | Friday; sumner tay ol Aygo man, Frederick Goebel, israel Good- Wels \. “ip (ten Thompson W het- dea - - ‘Re iad acy Senturia, Fred snitzer, Jess Stern, Paula Metzger, Evelyn M Neilson, General course, Jewell Eileen Ante, * College. the training school for. Ww ednesday ; SBunmnei ,orniai, § p. man, John Gormley, \V\ olfe EF, Grand, tom, LuTA eucia White, Theodore eary, ogy se Af a ‘Werreita! Eli Turner. Frank Wolff. louise A. Nicholson, Helen I. OCleh- (‘harlott l.. Baltlimaan. Ruth lieaty. 1, Wice. Monroe Smith Wilcox, Louise nadine, Edom, Mary 1. etal, McKinley Graduates. ler, Marvel Adele Pease. Grace i‘ar) Wilhelm Braun. Margaret Mary . ’ } z jross, Hele nen eac th Hhh.. Puesday. L) ndall Grosch, tuth Gross, ™ *; ; . , ; * r ‘ > war oe cane =, teats ong Soldan Graduatcs. Hahn. Anna Cornelia Halsey, J., B. Willcox, Lois Williamson, Ralph | Dorothy Fox, Thelma papa i _— ® ; MeKinlev High fol- Richter, Bessie Kossen, Alice Louise ‘'arroll, Jiorotnen Mathilda Coving- % he on i ake eS “4 Fy aaneia | Graduates at Soldan High follow: Sterling Harkins, Lillian Claire Har- Williamson, Mildred Maurine Wil-| gene Goddin, Evelyn M. Hayes, Ruth Graduates at JICh ~ Sichonid Phitipeine Genesis canta 0 a oe tacheon eae ws . n r ; ra P “4 . 7 > . .* . > y « . - P ; ‘ “ ~ = ] L . : ' ~) : ~ e , - e . ame om : Course —Azelie Rose-\jan, Dorothy Hartmann, Kermit ton, George F. W'se, Neal S. Wood, H. Hoffman, Winifred Humber, Es- low acht. Mele ence Catherine Slattery, Jeannette Dodd, Hannah Elvira Blam, Bemias . . : , Po . , « > . { J es The w Schol- mary Barr, Elise Broeder, Virginia Hemker, Florence M. Heys, Frank Myra Hunter Woodson, Sylvis Zepin. | ther O. A. Junge, Frances nN. Kele- Art ' + sel livia maith. Reeth 5. itmaoet | ent Aterned* Wain i ; Seiagton University wien : ‘Helen Davis, Katherine Taylor En- K.. Hirshstein, Lucille Hitchings, Home Economics Course—Adela her, Clara Leibovich, Alla lo Buo- ba V. Owen r 1 Me =e ne onde Sieentines a ) Roney. Ser = age ves ery gel Riosella Goldman J. More} Ellsworth E. Hoffstadt, Reece @lar- | Brod, Edna Close, Lillas Guinea, no, Virginia M. Pp nturia; eveland, , : Martin, Grace Wh Commercial Cours asmer . m gg evra * Figen , uo | : . , : : , - ) ari vers Leo- Uthe, Anna N. Darrish, Alice Agnes irginia torrance, \ i Y reveal | : fernice Hugo, Nanes Mary Louise Humphrey. Marion Melman, Marion Bb. Meyerson. ‘ — , ' ‘ in we : , : » Ruth Hausman, Edward | old Horton I , om , — : eA echadindl le ate} efferr wicht, Melba M. Van ' re, Phen 8. ey wr lagged tat neces Klien Gertrude WKelleher, I[ttner, Camille Paula Jacobs, Lina Charlott Kaiser. Florence Ruth nora J. Mossotti, Francile B. Oakley, Feinemat * rearOn b a 1 yo, ™ Arline Weildo Mabe! 7 ee ee ee oe can Helen Lance, Lucille Pop- Kahn, Bernie Beatrice Kerston, Mangé, Mildred Louise Meinholtz,| Helen P. Prichard, Jennie laura Margaret T. Holdenried, a ma Mitdred Ruth Weed! Poe: Eeatman. Grace Marie | Dap ete Thelma Marie Keinke Al. Franklin L. Kingsbury, Edith (. Eligatbeth Moore. La Vern: Murphy, Roehm, Katherine T.. Russell, Lore- trude 1.0 ke, HM Berni Bhan mete ments h of Ip. The acuating ae a) Be et aent Se (‘arolyn \. Simon, Nancy Knmegshaber, Pear! Larner, Mary lkucile Stone Pulen. Alice W. Roth, na Ada Spaete Fiorence Thias. Edna | Helen Lillian Schacter Ariine loli t ne an conee’s ttt Agere ~s0h ell Sinclair ranges hielen Ste- Catherine Lawless, Ruth Marian Evelyn Gertrude Thompson, Eliza- I. Wilton, Ruth Young, Samuel Ll. Siedler, Marguerite > Stuechrk, Jashe- arr ’ one scholarship in ~ (ieneral —— « - ——— = eee Classica! ey TT i et} ‘ ; ; fe *

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> ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a a ae —_— gy once roy 4 eg 5 Se ae . ‘ ’ . . at nol he ay ies, pen Ralph} Margaret N. McCoubrie, Ruth Marie) Leslie R. Newton, Verna Dean | Callier, 2 1a I. 7 ; : nit : , : ’ > O.| George Archibald Skinner, . cm . Iwsley., Bennett Evans, Corinne Meaux, Vir- Lee Simpson, Catherine V. Sora-/felder, William Howell, Carl . ; rae ye dre Slizabeth Paule,! Cle erenice Helen Owsley. R THOSE WHO WILL GET HIGH Lester Hunstein, Hermie, William Stein Mueller, Mildred Elizab bene Clemmons, Berenice ron ost Continued on Next Page. a JUNIO C. ghan, Marie Jane Stanton, Marie lHlove: Mary | Margar * Simpson, Marian Scientific Course— L. Har-| Alar’ Margaret F. np cien Bought From the mw gntent Homes 5 SCHOOL DIPLOMAS THIS WEER Agnes Vance, Elizabeth Morris Wil- Kerkmann, I[oyd Adolph Ludwig. mame ae an’ aie atid | cain Eitatieas vis Jr. Jewell Wilburn Williams a Meude Fre os Wilson. Annan Edward H. Ronsick, Erven F. Cand- Gardner, SEAT I ; 7 ° Snmner Grfaduates. Manual Training Course— Preston SHIRTS PALM BEACH ‘SUITs, | , t Meeting Continued From Preceding Pace. | liams, rane: } Annie Marvy lL. Taylo _ ~ res Pay , fi > ; ‘rozimann, nie A fe ek | “VhK , 000000000000 iw itt. Hicelen a Wurmb. Rudolph he! re Wiibur Sommers Cleve lend Graéuatea Graduates at Sumner High (ne- Cc. Clark, Raymon Elliott Harde- Ror ‘Em Now—t, oin . - tion wilt HE. 5 egee VN OV — | x Louts Christine Lawless, Iiah Edith Ma- | Zarfas, Helen Margaret Zoellner;. Scientific course, Adele Lucina ( nd High fok gro) follow man. Robert A. B. Bishop, Hutch- T) ‘ S ] - = . ¥ ee bia ; “ (1% idu:z tes « + Ruffalo, N. ¥..... ' 41.64 Welle River, AP Se Theresa \ Tones. Leota Kingston ; : , ‘ _o waa { hautauqua Lake, - « 37.2% Berlin, ee . e A. Hie! ron, > ’ i‘. 4t} ineh fine quaiity beautiful aheer | f j ' nille dor borders ne Montreal beeeed Ge Cape Vincent, N. ¥....... 50.84 Kethichem, N. | A Kottkamp. Ollie Maree McArdle, Pitncisitiins with 4 ‘rows of hemstit *h » ony ed = ae tthapeba oe ye ite 2 Muskoka Wharf ; »ee +? ‘ layton, Ma Ue , : 51.60 l'abyan, a - ' 7} nA Kathryn Nilaver. Tessie \loskop pane ies ne ‘White ‘cm it¢ - . ‘ee [> * ; " ' tia epecial a Ottawa ks A de . O35 Jamesport, %. %. igh 63.36 North Stratford, NX. HH. a ee . + SD ae — Y Poinhardt. ng and ruffling, lite, PINK, rose, we - er’: E b id Penetang vr “4. Ningura Falis, \. 1. ... 4184 Portamouth, N. HH. Ter » Marie Murray are a = baave (open, maise > ‘ a ~ = ves rol eries Quebec cowl . 710% Inke Gicorae, N.Y. 57.22 riymouth, VN. H. ‘ocy a erenice Margaret Rimmey, Lilian > wnede | ee: a: phi Fine qu inty, neat Embroi 4- Reyal Muskoka 7s Thousand tal. Ph. SN. Y. 51.460 Anxhinand, Me. . : céua > Pid NMildred Schaefer, Irma E = ae . wail! rie “worth .up to Si. John, NS. BH... ; , Rellows Fali«,. Vt. .--« 142 Hangor, Me. . Re ae anvat Trowbridge, ° \ ards for : ess. ries. . fodertch . pees sth. Hurlington. Vt. 82.70 Rar Harbor, oe Schira, My) rtle Margare dye “ n i: ag Bn nwo “10¢ and Teronteo s Secemee , CL EEO ee Old Orchard, be « J rut Warren. June Weybright, beula 3 PRRCROWUA1A1A9444444400400404404444464 Loum: ate Pictou, XN. s. “eee ot?e Rutland, ‘ t. " see . 58. Is Portland, Me. ‘ ‘ ‘* . 7: ** } ; Williamson, Peal | Ww. Z7uniw inKe | } Scientific Course—Otto Hugh Eble, On Sale Daily—Return Limit October 31 | ecenting Conene te r. ° gg eg htemafen op pee Attention, Men! | Just Unpacked, $5.98 to $14.98 MICHIGAN MINNESOTA WISCONSIN Hoffman, Catherine L Huffington. F a Classical Course—Fanitit Iris Rar View ced : Alexandrin .. oye - 38.75 Ashland a g. matne, Edith Maszholz, Doroths e Charvelot«x Te Battie Lake _...... “Fee 2 Raraboo (Devil . Lake). 24.8! rs ) Detroit peSeeeeeeosee ees Coos ° BRemidfi » 6 se , e . Ee dgewater te ee a a Jean | auls. . | | S S S ; ‘se—Janet zane, Jean- , J re e Frankfort . , S814 Biack Duck . — a | Grand View . he : Art Course Gogebic Lake 7 i ee Mm. cece eee esses Green Lake | =. nette A. Lenz. Neoma VI. Schnell. x4 , Harbor Reach %2.42 OS Saree Manitowtlsh De 35.: Hortense Celestine Schroeder, Ma- Monday morning we will place on sale Ludington Petre aees . Detrott 2. Minocqua ......... sae 1 ntaracntad ‘gg “a ! : Men‘s Shirts, with soft or laundered ‘ ws i DS * , » oe Berec oh; ‘ “” : ,? r fhread. -’ : ‘ bt ‘ ‘ Iackinae Island Duluth 7 | Rhinelander ........... , rion Whitbread Sea en Kes) =) cuffs; all made of splendid materials; 98 $ = 98 $ 98 EO ST ET LE A NE tt Petoskey . : *?* " Eexcelsior ia ow~tetew 6 = . Sturgeon Hay rye oe . Comn é rcial course Point Aux pean 33, Geneva Heach : a Superior |. ee, See Ran 4 * . Kdward W. Boverie, Arthur values range from Port Huron .. . Glenwood _._.. 28. Three Lakes Bloomer, Hawa pees $2.00 to $4.00 each; a few are slight sec onds; great bar- Saulte Ste. | eee . Grand Rapids 43.7: Trout Lake Lobeck, Harvey C. Oberhaus, Norma South Haven of International Falls . Waupacn PRS" a: 7. KE. Bobe, Irene M treitenbuecher, aanete Oe "i aan lis. eae 45.4 Ante aoe - gall ‘ eT Gros pper, Burnette May lier- equer(onsing nneapolis . $5.05 Woodruff AUCce ** oo page! np tiveness of the styles and the careful Theodore Foerster, Charles Louis omen _ + nion ults ee rhe materials inc lude plaid and particulars of or write to : 1 Tueschaw. G. Edwin} , ' . “> “EY dies: all & nghams, flowered voiles and organ- these and many a as ic e fice roa way | FE WATTS ls Rae e ee ta | Women’s Ribbed Union Suits, low neck, sleeve- Se ee BRS COlers other attractive trips | . MI St 2 omin Pfeifer, Frank Leroy Schilling te f le me a : »xt 1] apply to Phone Olive 7200, Central 4512. OS eidileapenanaes Home Economics Course—Loretta | ess,- loose or cul cnee; these are extra we or F, D. Hammer, Dis, Pass, Agt., 14C a Exchange Bidg., Phone Main 4980. Sia. 40 A. EB. Eggemann, Helen C. Elsleben, | made ; super ior quality and finish ; $1 value; each Wash Skirts W ° ; . ‘eo I). } lorene .* Gund- t Helen Gallandt, Flot e ( oer Union Suits Hose Hosiery | als S$ | Dorothy Heise Josephine Klepel, toys Ribbed Union Women's Cotton Hose ned al all sizes. Wash Skirts, , ‘ea Women’s new volle P SPOTOUTN at — Ss) athletic style: full seamless: black K-09: fine quality; 59c cially Waists, exce) lent oniv: very vatue priced daintily $ 98 spe tal: all gh t C for li aiiacaaieialeneae trimmed. ® C 3 pairs C seconds; Monday Special Py was special.. t for Mon.... Biggest Hit on fe } Monday Bargains in Connorized Word Roll | (am Alna Sa rit WALL PAPER 35 Bleached Real Bargains in Summer all v aper 30-inch oatmea) and tIngrain Papers that How Long, How Long — . Bie ae TAALAE be & neown, tan, gray and green. “ac Muslins —_— FOOTWEAR “ay 30-inch plain oatmeal Papers, at, @& ro (Absent Blues) Sg “ : ‘ | 35c Papers, su! taste for any Fe room °17c Women’s CanvasPumps, Women’s $3 Canvas wt — all colors; ; ] cne stl No. 6812 ......$1.25 STORES eee ee ee as bed. 12c Teta wee ae welt sole; $6.00 value, Oxfords and Pumps egu in the house at ,. : lor t | — , 4 room, in al rs, “ . ro * 5 Mill remnants : —special, $1.95. . 6 patterns in allover effects; sol Mussed or soiled 9 — Be sure and get the right one. 6th and Washington only with borders; at, @ roll..... Cc No phone or mail -, *hoice benutiens All clean, per. 3 ump, @) sole an ; orders taken, yd. : et s y or Oxfords fect Shoes. choice oe ee ee ee ee ae a aE RS A remem seee es = o 1 oOo Children's Waist Suits, | hit ee ee ee oe oe were em em em eh eh eh 2 + PBe and Wash Ties: beauti- made extra strong; Special for Monday; High luster White Silk ul patterns ad tapes and ~O, . . ment: 19g) GO | keer pag | ween dade taper wie" Qe Curtains and ee $1.69 Cork Linoleum Y's" $ I 29 grade for..... wide; yard. , s n . Large selection of 4-vard-wide genuine cork — . 4 varie wide to cover average-size fioora in one solid piece: ENGLISH LONGCLOTH Women s Union Suits $2.50 Nottingham $ "OR $4.00 Filet and 2 § Net Cur- sold subfect to slight imperfection of misprint; Armstrong's Low neck, knee length: 69¢.value: Monday at..... = r 2 Vat ‘ds long, tains, 2'% and 3 inake; if perfect would sel! a+r $1.69 per gequare yard, extra f white oO! ecru, vds long. white special, equare vard Chamois finish English Longcloth; [Extra sizes at 49ec. overlocked or ecru, wide and . Sea —= pallens . Rin walts Neponset — Wonderful Sale of ‘ | Sale of Infants’ IRE S| $6.00 LACE CURTAINS Waterproot = overing; tn | Se pos pear ra . lar “~ ‘ riety f atternse inl err ‘ss a) hit Made of hest qua ality Egyptian : & al 0 pa ‘ . gh . . . : , " 1 vv ec iley of pin . blue and white. smocked high-walsted stvles mg and ae Yi ; 6% Fi yr: ich veld eam .faaived pris in p ern ve large pockets, embroidery tri: “igh? ' signs; white or ecru; segular $1 ee ¥Ory Speen: 90 two oe ae.) with sash; 2 to med; finished > af extra special, square yard ** % : 6 sizes. (Second - i : a , : + . ‘ , Floor)..... 2 to 6 sizes Rear VOILES and GINGHAMS , 75c Drapery $1.25 Sunfast 45- Lb. Cotton Mattress, ° Infants’ Long Dresses: fine - 43 Cretonnes, 36 inches [| Draperies 326 inches Extra special; 45-lb. all-cotton s A saving of $2.00 to $3.00 through our wide, suitable for fur- special purchase. Beautiful printed and flowered Voiles a batiste lace voke em oe hk niture covers and wide, silk finish for Mattress; covered in good tick and plaid Ginghams; broideryv and Taae cee. = bedroom portiores Pee ' pow lace trimmed ‘98c ) = fine muslin; lace trim- gs %, - all sizes; special price = 4 | med; also — ? 59 MN fit” G9e 7 en's Pants c to 75c Voiles vard for Monday (Second \ ~ , ette > = — 4 ) : ‘ “oe . > i , ih r} . . } . ’ Floor : sian Sas Se ae Z Union Made oP ane 40 inches wide; sheer fine round thread Fad, . Fine wool mixtures — ane plain rinted Voiles; dainty buds, cross Al . | colors; sizes 07 a Rag = and floral 3 Sc oo - — " € ects: , me » me . ‘ ; uminum - Dinnerwa re 3a le 2 RIMMED range | He, gy a -d " si’ Sale ‘ { : , grip handle, — choose om these : ; Smart, stylish, transparent VALLE |! NV. 7 pee Erina in the €47.Q8 | : "effects: taffetas, Pants 40-inch very fine Printed Voiles,. i: iA v4 ? g8 ia $1 98 ae | ae . . Sete Cee ears Heavy material; also beautiful Georgette patterns; dats . ial ; 7 . - 4 ‘ nes. ' Lily Summer wea multi-eolored floral] and ae roll ef G epecia — : ' Sp rinkling ' $15 Dinner Seta: 50 trimmed with flow- Buying \ Hose; & -in. furtain Stret 4°49 + ey gy oa ers) . . “. > Here y, size; 50 ft. Paint: ready meron gga le / band ostrich, eh. ew @reeces 244% Infants’ Long Gertrudes: al Rl el Ball Beall Pal Dal eal Dall Dell Heal Laat Baal Pell Bacll acl Beall Rall baal baal bal ttt... [es —= > ; call + ~— * =) om 0 ee 8 ee | et toe § ee F ee § ee § ot toe i a i i Rl Mt Rl el ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 8 ee ee ee eee eee Pe RSs Ae ~ movable pi (brand- ™ixed, fine ; ’ epecial . o« , ‘ Tomorrow y/ py ocsatabs grade: me? 1) Tronin Breakfast Sete: 15° | ' : $ 0 $ = 5 Ch VE 4 oniy, Colors 5O¢ Boards: 5-f ~ oh piece 6 cups. 6 cal th. . PF a p , Boys’ Wash Pants Oc ambray $18 Trunks; extra well made; canvas s7s5 one day piates pan mee ~~ . Quart . | elightly Saucers. 6 ogee soy steel cor i, ee’ § complete with sotled = 49 ' 0 $1 98 a en * Stripes a nd plain all ‘at . | — — tray, £ Screen Doors: large cou- $4.98 > ‘ , = sizes ta 1 vearn. H « wide bine { hambrave. for shirte, pecs peees »* } ' ‘ ‘ argern siees; walnut fin. ” ings Washboard«: dow! , ~— _Surer and | hove Wimsts, bungalow aprons: Sua Trank; large Cases: rown Gard Rake: zinc rubbing 39 . ; O8e andl $1 25 some yiecea§ slightly ile . Oval-sk deep kind, deep inside J ; ; —— 49¢ surface . C ancy pair ' p “ah camage d son » | tray, covered hat bex., ; ; or : ; Tine China Cake eaqge, « ania $1 4 ticking. Special fer > gar Ae w- 29 WINDOW nip e skirts or guits Extra 2:2 $9.49 $ iy and Yy . each en Comes 18 inches wide, | SA EN tomorrow $9 98 SHADES special, a yard .. — — , / tt) leh 69c re (Third Floor) . ~ d $ 5 re . e ‘Ladies’ Hose . tiny ST inte Cemes in remnants of PILLOWS Curtain Scrim + wide. mounted on 3 an 3. 0 $4 9. Gi h P . We have A large lot ofr A&S-note word Come tn bleck oniv, all Greases. epectal, ! . 1 to 6 warda: all co'- Mi Miet } a v ale ab® al> al al al al ale al co on - ‘a

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~-_ = > ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 2B 4 . K . |taxpayers. Unlike those of last yvear,| YOUNgs men how to swim. (pee : , res C n ae Sia in St. Louis June 17, 18 and | Grade Pupils to Have Exercises | :),. Shh ite .meiieta catia wind aaie Membership in the association 1s msg cardia,” Sake ee 1e =Post-Dispatan MED, according to Henry Giessenbler | curiae Vereen | expected to be returned intact, ac-| NOt essential for free swmming les- | 7.3). Glik, Carline. Hope Goudie, 99,931 “Wants meer of St Louis, president of the or-| The Wellston High School will|/C?™Panied by check or money or-| SNS, but any boy whose parents are |. 4 Hagedorn, Lily K. Heide- | . willing may apply to 8S. C. Britton, !~ . is 7 mann. Helen F. Hickey, Mildred Hil- the FOUR anization, who returned yesterday er. Other hold graduating exercises Tues See | ‘Ss’ work secretary ‘entri rs combined | m a speaking tour to arouse in-| s Tuesday Payment in this manner is partic-| DOYS Work secretary at Central Y. ler, Marie Hoffman, Pauline Holmes, a terest in the large cities of the coun- | night in the auditorium at Evergreen | ularly desirable, it is stated. It) M. C. A. for a ticket entitling him Catherine Hornal, Susan Johnston, | a try. | and Ella avenues’. The graduates! helps the taxpayer by saving him a to the entire course. Lilian Joyce, Helen Kelly, Lilian Giessenbier visited Little Rock,|are Louis C. Gragg, Edith K. KEck- trip to the office of the collector or Kiess. Jeannette Kippel, Elizabeth Memphis, New Orleans, Galveston, | hoff, Frederick A. Gossom, Virgil L. | branch office, and it helps the Gov- THOSE WHO WILL GET HIGH Kitchen. Edna Kottkamp, Grace Adele : » ' ~ ; ; Houston, Tulsa, Dallas, Pittsburg,| Hagerty, Eleanor L. Mahaffy, June| ernment by avoiding congestion at Lane. Elizabeth lLengnick, Arkansas City and states that many|I. McNerney, Laura M. Rohlfing, ! the cashier's window during the last SCHOOL DIPLOMAS THIS WEEK Louise Lippmann, Martha McCoy, of them are arranging to charter | Mary K. Schefrik, Edna W. Scholle,! few days preceding the date of pay-. Louise Major, Louise Young Martin, ial trains, While others will char- | Marshall G. Seibel and Frederick L. /ment. There also is the fact that a’ Marv M. Meagher, Henriette Meyer, : special cars, for their delegations. | Taylor. |check is a receipt. ‘Clara Boyd. Cornelia A. Mueller, Agnes. C. m The senior ¢ hamber of ¢ ee | The eighth-grade pupils of the | Failure of a taxpayer to receive. Fine Arts Course—David S. Andre- 'Nicholas, Ruth M. O'Toole, Marie B. of St. Louis has adopted a resolution! Wellston public schoo! will have;a bill does not relieve him of his! sen. 'Paust, Mildred Protzmann, Blanche mmending oo and | their graduating exercises in the! obligation to pay within the time! Classical Course—Ethel Brown, FE. Quinn, Mamie Quinn, Alice M. fin view of the ty ore the first | high schoo! auditorium Thursday | specified, failure of which carries | Huffman. | Reilly, Margaret A. Sampson, Norma a vention is to be he in this city,’ morning at 10 o'clock. 'penalty and interest. Checks or' Commercia! Course, Two Years——!1I. Schramm, Helen Schulte, uby TTD 8 ST TTT Se Special Values in Pumps---Oxfords---Sailor Ties They are all LA FRANCE, WICHERT & GARDNER id other high-grade makes and all of Reid Quality—recgular lines that we have just received and that should have been in our stock 60 davs ago—delayed shipments. And to these we have added lines from our regular stock which have become broken in sizes. These are values up to $15.00. O t d In patent leather and black and brown xX or Skid: Louis heels | In blaek suede, satin and patent Sailor tcg* Louis XV heels .. $7.40 Furniture | Store Hours: 8:30 to:5:30—Saturdays: 8:30 to 1:00 Rugs Decoration & t Upholstery F abrics “ ys Lies Draperies é Curtains a oan) Shades Phonographs ceiduien a Gneuse Garden Craft—Old Hickory Out-of-Doors Furniture HE Mathews Garden Craft Furniture has a vogue in the East, and decorates many of the lawns, gardens, terraces and verandahs of the beau- tiful estates owned by the social leaders of New York, Boston and other seaboard cities. It is shown in St. Louis by this store only. The famous “Old Hickory” Furniture you will = PTI epee . find here in good variety — Swings, Rockers, ce | aaa yl ee : ~— ae eos Very special at $8.00 Values —-_—— -.._. ee ee a i Odd Pieces of Furniture Priced for Quick Sale We have, during a year of rushing business, accumulated a great many odd pieces of furniture for which we cannot procure matching pieces to complete the suites. We do not want them around in the way, so have marked them very low to clear them from the floors quickly. Scan these reductions, then come at once for any items you may want. : igh . ope bent = oi Mahogany Dresser, with detached mirror, Ivory Enameled Bed, 4 ?t. 6 in. wide, * Mahogany Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, $12 00 4 a reduced from $47.50 reduced from $21.00 to reduced from $16.00 each to oa . SPECIALLY PRICED Golden Oak Chiffonier, with mirror, 7 lvory Enameled Beds, 3 ft. 3 in. wide, § Mahogany Beds, 3 ft. 6 in. wide, $15 00 sees o I 4 E, S 9 Washington Ave. reduced from $34.50 to reduced from $2140 each to reduced from $20.00 each to.... ll, . . Golden Oak Storage Chest, reduced Jacobean Oak Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, | 6 Walnut Beds, 3 ft wide, reduced — sy C pedueld from §80.60 each to from $30.06 cach to..... FUCA UNA AAL UA AATUA TAA AAA TATE Wichert & Gardner Pumps Light-weight Summer styles with Louis XV heels. TTT TCT from $25.60 Jacobean Oak Chiffonier, with mirror, 7 Ivory Enameled Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, 6 Golden Oak Beds, reduced from $32.50 to.... reduced from $13.50 each to.... from $17.50 each bse ofa -2 8 Ivory Enameled Beds, 3 ft. 3 in. wide, Oak Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, reduced 10 Ivory Enameled ‘ds, ft. 6 reduced from, each, $21.00 to from $12.00 each to Es reduced from $18.5 mach to.. ADVERTISEMENT 8 Jacobean Oak Beds, 3 ft. 3 in. wide, 71 Ivory Enameled Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. 5 Mahogany Beds, 4 ft 6 in. wide, reduced : — - — _~ —_—— mT a reduced from $34.00 each to reduced from $17.59 each to from $17.50 each to. 6 hole ae | i White Enameled Bed, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, 3 (olden Oak Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, reduced 12 00 | $3 Walnut Beds, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, reduc Stron erves an rea yYsica reduced from $21.00 to from $16.00 each to $ ° from $17.50 each to.... a Baby C arr lag es—S tr oller oo Come F — _ Rich, Red Blood Self-Confidence and Often Holds Them Back From Reaching the Goal of Health, Success and Power—Physician Explains C 1] ibl t , C Why He Prescribes - : fry” Lack of iron in the blood is the stumbling AA Lhe ax \ Oo apsl e O arts Nuxated Iron To Help nM f ; block that trips many a man at the crucial | | — Make Red Blood Ry &> “a point in his career and leaves him a trem- ‘4 | 3 ¥ ° ° ? ‘ ‘ ; , mie) / / | Bae : ' One-Fourth Off Regular Prices This Vy eek gpl iy b cxomme ine aunt an ee ee bling, nervous weakling, lagging behind Vb ab Se | | Nervous, Run-Down People in Two Weeks’ | the strong, vigorous man who yttS | Ss Reed Carriages (brown or shellac) reduced from ' Time. keeps his blood filled with health- wii . oH eer Reed Carriages (brown or shellac) reduced from cee teens There are thousands of men of 40 “yf j' Hi f. besilen strength-building iron— ‘rey Reed Carriages (brown or shellac) reduced from , and 50 years of age Who can look lip.) y ff : £! £) 4 Reed Gondoliers (French gray) reduced from. back to younger years when they Reed Gondoliers (Cadillac blue) reduced from , —— gph nag Sea nc bere . . “e who odav are ‘ryvous Py Reed Carriages (French gray or Cadillac blue) reduced from trod ns failures and physical Reed Strollers reduced from ; and mental weaklings, all the kind of man | Nuxated Iron helps to make. I rz —_—,- ig ELS ON elaine ag EE NN fs kf NNT Nl OT LC CR LOL DARLEY AD SOAP ELLE ELEGY, AL DOE EO ARLE «I ta et NCR nae a ae a ym Reed Strollers reduced from ee through a lack of sufficient | Collapsible Go-Carts (gray or black) reduced from elas iron in their red blood ound thread — Collapsible Go-Carts (gray or black) reduced from as REM : Collapsible Go-Carts (black) reduced from he mane Cn a aoe 3 C : ; Collapsible Go-Carts (black) reduced from ae eee pt Aer ° the basis of ail real achieve - HANDSOME CUSHIONS FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE : oiles | Sunburst Cushions, covered with tapestry and with velour, reduced from $12.50 each to only F Square Cushions, covered with tapestry and with velour, reduced from $9.00 each to only 47 C | Rolls for Day Beds, covered with tapestry and with velour, reduced from $7.50 each to wy ee a ee a ee ee ~* v get = onl HG ; — te “= AY : ; Sa. 1 * forg tt eae mad ; aited Grass Kugs inoleums ey a | 4 rt , ‘ mental alertness Pe : , ' er power to combat : ’ . . z atacies or withetan vere /f pti ' Ae" ee LP : C Oval-shaped; plain centers with borders of ne. =: ( Pane 3; ee stacien or withstand seve y 7 ae aS | 35 een or blue. One of best appearing of Summer Armstrong’s Circle A at Oe | a ng form of iron. may iy, Ny SS. | ugs—adapted to use in cottages on the mountain Blabon’s Art * Linoleum BY ‘Yede J rl att o that if you ai : i | , + Wie, eatest or by the lake, also in living rooms and large 5 ee Se run-down, if you | i as | | : porches— Printed, Plain Colors, Inlaid, Battleship and » A SS aie St f failure and ni: | wed LACK o ) 3: a (CO innir ese / . . : gx12 Reduced from $22.50 to $17.50 Jaspe. The various grades of each quality are Ve faa it — Ae Un: |, - oe IRON IN +i ) ; ., } >. ” a in ~ omen ay oate as nile x, f pees ’ Toh. ; ord Roll | 9x15 Reduced from $28.00 to $22.50 constantly in stock at the lowest prices possible OE Bite } | p bi : 2 = aay THE BLOOD oe oe bieod and there Lm “a eve that Ph ' and me ana should. at = ‘o§™' he « _ * a a ‘/ mm CR , re | ‘ rc 4 4 , ,’s a J ~ surprising te ? 1) upon reiation of | Cas ' ' af “ safeguard thelr sit " ' 69¢ 84 Jrorlicht-Duncker for Rugs---Always | strength of will which are so necessa: tea enccese an@ power [In every ww of life Ll etrongiy ed\ise every man ‘ oar

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STORE your Furs now in our * vaults, where they will be pro- is ; SFO tected from fire, moths and theft. Special Summer rates on repairing. LI t President ing Ce : P [| forceme BEGIN NING Saturday, July 10, this store will remain closed all day each Saturday until Septem- ber 1, Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth” _ Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30—Saturday, 9 to 6 set Sale of Foulard Silks at $1.95 & $2.98 Yd. OULARDS, the most desirable silk for cool Summer dresses, are offered in this sale in all the popular colorings and fashionable designs and patterns. These Silks are grouped in two lots for easy selling. First Lot—$4.00 Foulards reduced to $1.95 a vard Second Lot—$4.50 the yard, reduced to $2.98 the yard Chiffon Dress Taffeta, $3.25 a Yard Chiffon Taffeta, in the much-wanted navy and brown of excellent qual- ity, is reduced in this sale from $4.00 and $4.50 the yard to $3.25 the yard YS ae LO a We 400 New, Fresh, Perfect are was fined KIRTS that if purchased in the regular way would sell at $19.75, $22.50 The Volste and interesting assortment of silk weaves, colors, sizes and styles. ment or no * _ | quent viola KKumsi | silver, orehid, jade, (open., peacock green, alty in the Page of Unusual News, Because of the Seasonableness or Low Price of Each Item} " | Says. Merchants’ ¢€ Faris, was 4 and $25.00. alty of a fin Silk Shop—Second Floor The Silks include Dew-Kist, Besides plenty of whites they come in jail or mom Kumsa, Jacquard, Cordelle, Crepe ovster white, bronze, canary, navy, tan aid ho a vyiction of t Sal t Nott They are the result of @ special purchase and values are excellent. An agent Silk Middy Laces, in white and L$ ) ‘ m1 | all colors, bead tipped An a Fine Pearl Smoke and $=. , ve x Women’s Skirt Shop—Third Floor. : fice, ° . 10c¢ each, or 3 for 25e White Buttons, in various | drink fro je-and white. The pair iy tase eves? | Kaweer Silk Undergarments | wg blue and white. The pair an] children’s clothes; 2 to ww st i . oe 7 ee es ecards for 25e Koerner, 4 SUES weal of ehtors; 8 yalte , . Beautifully tailored of exquisite fabrics, et pate moderately priced and altogether desirable o LL the world over, discriminating women have a justified preference for softly-woven Underthings of Glove Silk; to the piece. The pair 19e he had fints Wright's Bias Tape, lawn, in turned to th not alone for its beautiful clinging texture, but its wearable qualities when carefully laundered are unsurpassed. white and fancy striped styles; latter. and | 6 and 12 vards to the piece; size “*® little Tailored Glove Silk Vests Glove Silk Bloomers, in in delieate flesh tint, have flesh color, have elastic at 2,3, 4. The piece 25ec replied, and Stocking Feet, in all black and arink. wii black and white, combined all After pay tubular bands and are made knee $5.50 with reinforcements $3.95 A desirable Envelope Che- A charming Glove Silk En- mise, has pin tuck yoke with shop tomorrow. Our price white and white and brown; sizes drinking 4% 9toll. The pair 19¢ to 25c whisky stre velope Chemise, made with hemstitched top in bodice tags are the same as be- tubular band, has regular or stvle and ribbon’ shoulder fore the sale, from the one," the a 3: original price you deduct bodice top $7.98 straps 25%. Beginning Tomorrow— An Attractive Sale of f ° ° 3 . = May 10 toa Si DOTts ITtS a oe : day. charge Beautiful, shimmering Silk Skirts that offer a wonderful varied ; ’ ronapghteedt : can ef, ny penitentiary Moon-glo, Rhapsode, turquoise blue, orange, Nile green, flesh, sald he wou Milano, Fan-ta-si, Tussah and Chamerai. and gray. The Hair Goods Sho announces a specta 25% Discount on every Hair Piece in the Shop JUDGING from the response to our initial sale of hair goods, this sale has been long antici- pated by many of our patrons, If you have not shared in the savings, visit our Imported fancy styles Wash Crochet Buttons, of small, me- dium and large matched styles. The dozen 25ec and 50c Milady’s Traveling Sets, of fine French enameled metal, consist- ing of shoe trees, two coat hang- ers and slipper horn, in pink and Kleinert’s Rubber Household | oo ae es and Work Aprons, in assorted blue. rive. the om #1.00 patterns, in gingham effects; Kleinert's Sanitary Aprons, waterproof; full size. Each 50c medium size, white rubber, net Superior quality Inside Dress top. Each 45e¢ Belting, fine ribbed, silk finish, Seamless sterilized Sanitary in black and white; 2 to 3 inches Napkins; one dozen to the box. wide. The yard The box GSe 40c, 45c and 50c Amolin Powder Deodorant; PE 6] hMOWGEr SBntiseptic. White Rick-Rack Braid, 4 ®-ounce can yards to the piece; for trim- 4-ounce can 49¢ ming gingham dresses; all Fancy frubber-lined Tourist widths. The price Combination Cases and Chamois 15e and 25e Jewel Pockets, in assorted sizes womens anlcolors. Each 25ec to 82.50 Sam eR ee re we th - Le - i 4 : ' eittiy Qarese SH ee - T> ' Glared the badge by t Lace Trimmed or With Novelty Appropriate for Summer Colored Borders EAMLESS Bedspreads of light- con’ weight quality, desirable for Colored Novelty Handker- Dining-Room Furniture in Summer use, are shown in print- chiefs are at the zenith of . . . me? agent. lle Decorative, well built and beautifully finished. fort, contentment and the natural pride one feels in an ed conventional and floral pat- Napkins to match, size 22x22, are priced the : vs . ‘ . : & : : this purpose, such as California violet, Yale blue, trimmed with Venetian popularity and may be had artistically furnished home. ' A Handsome Ten-Piece Suite —That will materially beautify one’s dining room is of brown mahogany, consisting of buffet, extension table, serv ing table, china cabinet, 5 small chairs, 2 armchairs. The upholstering is of softly shaded tapestry, in oak, mahogany and walnut. Priced at $790.00 An Elegant Queen Anne Walnut Dining-Room Suite con- sists of the same number of pieces deseribed above, except that this Suite features only one armehair. The upholstery is of tapestry, the price 1s $750.00 There are many other desirable designs in various attractive finishes. tn sultes and odd pieces, all of which Charming Handkerchiefs, : Very attractively priced. N investment in good-looking strongly constructed Fur- niture will vield dividends throughout the years of com- terns. in various colors to match the color acheme of your room. Sonen $13.00 ; We are also showing a complete Hemstitched Huck Towels of al) linen; size 18x34, turquoise, American Beauty, emerald green, Japon- lace are 50c each from 29c to $2.00 each line of Spreads with bolster cov- are priced, each $1.00 ica, Copenhagen. 54 inches wide. Priced, the yard ; ers to match; have scalloped $4.50 All-White Handkerchiefs, hemstitched or neatly embroid- | ¢4&es 4nd cut corners, Hemstitched Huck Towels, al] linen weft with monogram spaces; sizes 18x34; priced—each SSe All-Wool Serge of excellent weight and quality 35c to $14.50 for Summer frocks or suits, in navy only; 52 inches Linen Shop—Second Floor. ; a wide, Attractively priced, the vard 84.50 In the Domestic Shop White Skirtings of all wool serge, have invisible Bleached Longcloth, 36 inches wide, in 19-yard black hair-line stripes. 54 inches in width. Priced, pieces; specially priced, the piece 84.50 per vard 83.00 and $4.00 Second Floor. Woolen Goods Shop—Second Floor. —==NEW BASEMENT SHOPS —&® : 10-inch Vases, with light cuttings in artistic designs ered, range from Hiandkerchief Shop—First Floor. Hemmed Spreads, 72x9%. each $4.50 and $4.75 Hemmed Spreads, §1x99, each 85. ee —— _—— —— — —_ — June Sale of Glassware HE assortment here offered of beautiful Cut Glass is even greater than that of previous sales, and the values will be pronounced supreme. Realloped Seta, 72x96. Price, the set $6.50, $8.50, $10.50, 811.450 Scalloped Sets, 90x96, are priced, the set $8.50, 812, 813 and 814.50 Bedspread Shop—Second Floor. are moderately priced, White Dress Z Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. Fabrics | We ky pirdimaeticss: | $1.00 oie tS eS eared oe ee ° . 2 ~~ ony HP ES . an ee te ee ee - - 23f- ? e- . i ‘> As *. Sys" isth en fas an] Nees *¢-,r _ Se ° 7ey8 4 > ~ - _ Pre ig Teg, 8p: aH gh - *F 400 New Voile W ash Dresses terns. All delightfully new and shown for a price. The styles are really so attractive that thrifty women will fairly revel in The manufacturer would never have made such price concessions had we The printed patterns include a well-assorted variety of both light and dark grounds. vise the earliest possible attendance Monday morning. We expect to see every Dress Beginning Tomorrow Morning—A Sale of Made to sell at $7.50, $10.00 and §12.50. Scores of different styles, dozens of pat- $ the first time. Choice tomorrow at T no time this season have we seen or heard of such remarkable Dresses for so small the selection. Hardly could one purchase the materials for the small sum asked for each Dress. not found him just at the psychological moment, during the recent flurry in the market. The workmanship speaks for the character of the Dresses: insures proper fitting qual- ities and smart appearance. There are just 400, in all sizes from 16 to 44, so we ad- sold before the day is over. Choice at $5.00. Basement Drees Shop only; each 10 and 123% inch Vases, with floral and miter eut- tings on heavy blanks are, each $3.95 Sugar and Cream Sets. in new de $4.95 Celery Trays in many at tractive designs are $4.50 Heavy Cut-Glass Bowls; & and 9 inches—in floral and miter cuttings $4.95 Heavy Cut Glass Water Sets, in very elaborate de signs, With large pitcher and six glasses; regularly $12.50, now $8.95 » choice of several Siv¢veTIS Cut Glass Shop Heavy Cut Glass Water Sets, in combination cut- tings; highly polished; regu- larly $19.50, now $14.95 This selling of beautiful glassware offers a timely op- portunity to June wedding rift seekers, Fourth Floor. Tomorrow:-Gnriis Sale - | Rebuilt, Traded-in and Sample Sewing Machines Al very special prices for quick selling, including hod ted ~ > x" . : . ‘ . : > > a ‘ RE is an opportunity tor thrifty women to practice econ- omy. by purchasing one of these splendid, low priced Sewing Machines at this time, the whole Summer's wardrobe may be made inexpensive enough to almost pay for the ma- chine. The lot includes a good assortment of Free, Singer, Domestic, Wheeler & Wilson, New Home, Auto and National Electrical Auto. Among them National Elec. Auto. 52.00 Singer Auto. 27.00 Homemate Drophead 2.00 Wheeler & Wilson .00 Singer, Drophead .00 New Home, Drophead .00 Domestic, Drophead .00 Singer, Domestic, New Home, with box tops 8.00 Sewing Machine Shop— sec nda Floor for Summer A NEW line of French fatine Skirtings in plain or basket weave, adaptable for coats, suits 45 to 5O inehes $2.75 and or skirts: Priced wide $3.00. Imported Dress Votles [in allover dot enibroidery or aprav and figured designs, suitable for faney Summer frocks and blouses. Priced, the yard $2.75, 823.50 and 83.75 Allover FEimbrolidered Or- gandie Voile, in elther dot or ring’ pattern; very at- tractive for collar sets, trim mings or blouses. Priced, the vard $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Gabardine Suiting, in serge and tricot weave of medium weight for sepa- rate skirts. Usually priced $1.75. Spectally priced $150 A new showtlng of HRench Cloth in basket weave: an ideal fabric for warm weather: ts 36 inches wide. Priced, the yard Gic, Tic, Se and $1.00 Heavy Duck Sulitings, ndaptable for athletic gar- ments: ts 36 tnehes wide: noted for good wear. Spe- clally priced, the yard SS5Se White Goods Shop— Second Floor. The Housewife's Opportunily 500 Pairs of Voile Curtains $ }2 the Pair ONE may achieve real re- sults with fresh, crisp Curtains, even though they be inexpensive, the effect of clean, wholesome coolness is most desirable. These attractive Cur- tains are of splendid voile, finished with hem- stitched hem. Some are prettily trimmed at edges, while others are plain. Very special, pair $1.69 Aisle Tables—First Floor. Aerolux Porch Shades Why These Shades Are Preferred SS SER N keeping with ar FSS8 invariable rule to furnish our cnstomers the best at the right price, we are giving special attention to this season’s offering of Poreh Shades. The reasons for their popularity are varied: l‘irst, perhaps, because they are easy to hang, | . afford perfect ventila-— - =~ =. tion and a free view; they are easily operated and do not flap to the - ip wind. _ ™~ ™, = Aj They are firmly constructed of tough linwood splints finished with weather proof stains, and are laced with chemically treated twina They come in green, brown or green and white. Thev are suitable for all porches, and are offered in the following sizes as well as im — termediate ones: 3x3 ft. 6 ft. R2.50 RG.00 R ft. 10 ft, RS8.15 R10.00 RiS.50 Fourth Floor, BS £6. Drapery Shop Fabrics for Slip Covers Very Moderately Priced ARM weather brings need of efficient protection for furniture and auto seats. We are offering ideal mate rials for all such needs. The 50-inch Orinol} fabric. is $4.75 and $5.25 the vard Striped Cotton and Belgian Linen materials are $1.25 to $2.00 Cotton Din ities, "6 nehes wi le. are 5c the yard Drapery Shop Fourth Floor. Thousands of Yards of Beautiful Cretonnes arranged in three attractively priced 4 05¢c, 85c and $1.45 the yard © ee, Se Are to be found here. froups at A splendid array of smart patterns in unusual color \ ’ comoinations which will effectively fill all Summer re- Sy ee , a5 : : oer 7e% ne t« " *} “ : " ; G Tre ae ny ti si ¢*, . , éof : at : " ; : “2s : ' ™ : ? . 7 * : : ; ‘ ’ ee A: a. ees a C f : : ‘ ’ SPEC cluding ¥F bination Wt sic with art inetrumen in good Gition... Narceain itt s ge condition case Fe * Hargain Piano; many y» real (vor Bargain really than we this pe Hhargein that will service: If You _ our facto TERMS, |

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'AOFRNER ARRESTED ~ SECOND TIME ON » to Tenth President of Merchants Cater- ing Co. Sold Drink of the Mayor will veto ithe bill, he satd, | Whisky to Prohibition En-) oo:..»:! Item of 10 D, $22.5 r ©OoOmMmea in n, flesh, ck green, aavY, tan _ iture finished. tructed Fur- ears of com- feels in an eC room is of 1 table, serv- hairs. The fr, mahogany $790.00 n Suite con- nove, except $750.00 various f which des | ‘with eur le rule to — enstomers the right are giving tention to offering of os, os for their ire varied: ps, because iv to hang, et ventila- free view; ly operated flap to the finished with ‘eated twine. are, suitable 8 well as in- 88.15 R10.900 0 ers ection for deal mate- a ely priced 5 the yard color er re- ere -6o 8 — ; : Li : quent violation of its provisions. Pro-' hibition Enforcement Agent Digges said he would ask for a severe pen alty in the event of Koerner's con- viction of the new charge fice, who was visiting Koerner's on drinking it to make sure it was whisky stronger than “one-half of one,’ the agent asked Koerner to permit him to look at the bottle from which the drink had been poured. Koerner declined. inquired. . Clared the agent, displaying his badge by turning the lapel of his FEDE RAIL, oon’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ’ ’ ‘sion tn oppoems. se , | | Struct ¢ ila gus Skinker read and the city Mm- | ity ; passes ; the permit the erection o day. charged with a similar offense tins on Wal ldhel im is tah * nt, sought to have | forcement Agent, Latter ,;° | Says. | —_—_— po Fr. A hoerner, preside nt of the! ary Merchants Catering Co., 408 Wash- ™!SSion ington avenue, who pleaded guilty May 10 to charge of selling whisk, in violation of the Volstead act and WAS fined e500 lis a cde} il Judge Faris, was arrested at noon vester- The Volstead iW provides a pen alty of a fine of not less than $200 or more than $2000 and impypriso ment or not less than 30 days in jail or more than five years in the, C penitentiary for a second or subse- An agent of the enforcement of- tour of inspection, said he bought OPPOSES THE LOCATION 7 ee -— - F = | T a ‘KIEL - FOR NEW W JEWISH HOSPITAL | mae He Will Veto Bil Bill if Aldermen Vote to Change the Zoning Mayor Kiel said yesterday that he agrees with the — f the bhepital. commission, | Board net Copy pee ~~] ss very nance, a hospital could not be erect ed qT) wat %) C dive a Serore th RP neim called Or; free At would Pian C vommission ation plans the consti ue tion v0O0. build of Hillerest, lecte taln made * proposal to ob. drink from the proprietor, form ing the basis of the charge against him. | little of the enme.”’ the Agent replied, and kKoerner poured him a drink. which he set on the bar. After paying for the liquor and “Are you Mr. Koerner?” the agent “Yes.” said the proprietor. “Well, | want that bottle.” de- “Oh!” exclaimed Koerner. as he passed the bottle over the bar to the size agent. He was then arrested. MAIL ORDERS Koerner, he said, was serving two other men at the bar from a quart i}. ¢ Army Munson Last bottle when he approached When he had finished serving the two he turned to the agent, according to the latter, and asked, “Whag'’s yours?” eALE. Cot 4 sida! 7 oP az Send Army Work Shoes DB (3). eer eneveeveeeeeeeeet * @ © @ @, Addressee _ SPECIAL bination PIANO MUSIC ROLE CABINET and a benutiful with artiatle SILK SHADE, iustrument are wonderful. FREE KENMORE Player-Piano STARCK A BEAUTIFUL silk shade, INET, (Combination BENCH and selection of new up-to-date MUSIC ROLLS. With Our Special PLAYER-PIANO Liberty Bonds Taken at Face Value This complete outfit mus tively worth $375.00, patrons—we offer wait on Vo be seen to be ay preciated. but tor this special sale courteous salesmen will be pleased to » the Big . ‘ ° Special Sale That Wise Buyers Always Scan for ~4 Furniture Bargains Come in Monday and Let Us Take You Through Our 8 LARGE SAMPLE FLOORS. | | All Goods Marked H in Plain Figures Phoenix Colonial 3-Room Outfit TERMS $3.00 A WEEK ist be see -apprecis This Colonial outfit is posi as is speci aS a strong inducement to our | . Ip! P Ay oc 75 13-piece Kitchen Set as shown. | Can be hung to pantry door or kitchen cabinet door. Set complete, with 3 pot covers, different size, regular price $ $3.00, price while they last $ 7 49 ‘ Terms: * If You Live Out of Town, x our sur factories, Chicago, ON FREE.TRIAL. NO MONEY DOWN. EASY |*: A. Starck Piano Co. Manufacturers Starck Upright. Grand and Player-Pianos 1102 Olive St. - ~—eew eee ee —— — - Made in all finishes, 2-inch post. Worth easily $20 Spee price Terms, $32 Cash and 2 Monthly “$43. 95. Rug Department Brussels $49.75 Hil x13 wine sect $7.95 | velvet Rug. $69.75 ||| Linoleum, =» $1.35 || ixminster $69.75 ff Rug, 9x1 Floorcovering, 79c per yard .. ee ie Kenmore PLAYER-PIAN®O week at only $435, in- This beautifel, well-bullt ln our SPECIAL OFFER thie Cluding FREE an excellent aciection of fine MUSIC ROLLS and a com- AND FPLAYER-PIANO BENCH to match. Pp mahogany FLOOR LAMP The tone and action of this maxcnuificent When you ste it you will want ! Monthly THIS SPLENDID REFRIGERATORS DAVENETTE SUITE| : upholstered in im- perial leather ‘$74.15 TERMS 85.00 truly\t wonder- pul h ase Suite At a navies us Sone MEM ‘ to offer ou moments notice patrons this » Davenette can i . ef rigera- converted into X pos full-sized bed ii ety ; Value On saie at spe Ccilai ic @, 1 ij i $3 Down, $3 Monthly MONTHLY Upright, Grand and Player Pianos Each One Like New and Fully Guaranteed— Rargain No. 14. Large size Upright Rargca “ee eveeenereeeeeee em Player; Piano; full round tone; rebuilt and rebuilt in good con- 67 tone and action. Dt ihn. 6668 60 000 of © Now only Rargain No. 47. This is a bargain, Rargcain No. in S good used Player; splendid large case, condition; good looking very good tone RD SSebbooecessiccrcces . $325 Bargain ‘ Bargain No. 62, Small size Upright smallest size; Piano; has good tone; will give small apartment; many yeare of service; $155 only real ivory keys..........-. Bargain No. 11. Bargain No. 37. This Piano its bullt and refinished: really worth much more money and excellent action; than we ask. Ask to see $85 BS-note this ay gg bargain....+- Bargain eeeenewee#e#ee * + @eeeeeee * completely rebuilt Bargain No, 50. Here ts a Player highest that will “ae years of good like new; service; good tone; smal! size and refinished ——<_ Per Month___! on Used Pianos oe - Weehip Pianos . 8. direct from ——S- We Carry a Full Line of Various Makes of TALKING MACHINES affords more pleasure CHIFFOROBES We show a varied line of Chif forobes—all styles and finishes. We offer ui special design exactly shown in illustration. Can less than $35. Phoenix special, ; ‘ash; $3 Month! machine we furnish Terms, $3 Cash; $3 M v ‘ Wt rity be matched elsewhere for $29.75 We are Olive otreet agents for the celebrated Bridee- Beach and Charter Oak Ranges We feature this beautiful Superior Cabinet Range. Tt must ba seen to wva@Q ~ 1 t one | A posi ‘es $20.00 r — + TERMS TO SLIT 's we ry ——— ee a of Coal and Gas This Is * Here is new joy in Coffee. Just put a little powder in the cup, and add boiling water. A pure, refined, soluble Coffee. With Faust Instant you have no pots—no waste—no grounds—no cooking. Faust Instant is more convenient, more economical and is made of the highest quali- ty coffee. Tea, too—Faust Instant offers the same advantages, delicious taste without waste, cheap to serve, de- lectable to drink. You'll never ap- preciate the goodness of Soluble Coffee or Tea until you have tried ee and noord at Faust Instant. COFFEE TEA EACH 30-cup.cans 100-cup cans 37¢ 60-cup cans 200-cup cans 73c 120-cup cans 400-cup cans $1.39 | DRUGS SEVENTH 4"° WASHINGTON OLFF-WILSO Star Vibrator The Star Electric Vibrator, as ilius- trated, is a second aid to nature for nervousness, headaches, rheu- matiam, indigestion, facial mas- sage, treating dandruff and falling hair, ete, Demon- strated in our store, Sale price... bad A TURKISH BATH In Your Own Home Regular $10 Robinson Bath Cabinet Rid yourself of La Grippe, Colds and RKRheumatism with a “Robin- s0n’’ Thermal Bath Cabinet, Cleanses your system, makes you feel buaoyantly vigorous. Special... Genuine Imported CELESTIN E FRENCH VICHY WATER Re CR Se 19¢ Rk eds cece neuen $2.00 . SR Rees 29c | aE $3.00 Special Sale of Elastic Stockings and encoun Supporters Flastic Stockings, ES best stout silk ; ‘ Knee Caps.. 90:96 Aukicts ... 00000 Abdominal Belts, — Silk, 85, 86, $7.50 to $14. $9 and $10 HOTAKOLD CARAFES Beautifully Enameled EXTRA SPECIAL SALE! Following colors: Pink enameled, turquoise enameled, white enameled, mahogany grained and nickel finish; special Monday, $ 5:98 Sample Line of Cut Your Old-Style Razors Fully Guaranteed $2.50 and $3 values; $1.00 Razor Strops Own Halr $4.50 ICY HOT LUNCH KITS Complete With Pint Bottle Monday “ oe +) 38 Of all styles, singles and doubles, steel and elastic. From $2 to $15. Our expert attendant will give you entire satisfaction. Fount. Syringe, 9 l+1d Fount. Syringe, 9 1G Water Bottle. 9 Idd s.0 superna 69.491 pe ST INSTANT COFFEE 3lue Ribbon Malt Extract. Bayer’s Genuine Aspirin Bottle of 100 Bayer’s Genuine Aspirin Castoria (Fletcher's) California Syrup Figs S. S. 8. Blood Purifier, , 81.20 R4e , Sie | 25c Dirlove Face Powder. .19c¢ Pinkham’s Vegetable Comp.Sfec | 50c Spring Maid Benzoin and Doan’s Kidney Pills.... Bromo Seltzer..21c, Nuxated Iron Tablets.... Squibb’s Mineral Oil Nature's Remedy Tablets Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer, 59c | $2.40 oz. Mary Garden Extract, Herpicide Hair Tonic, 8 1.908 Sec | 60c Mary Garden Talcum. 43c 9S8ec | $2.00 Rieger’s Garden Queen, Tab- Mon Amur or Sweet Kiss oso Toilet Water ......... 81.10 Oe | 50¢ Pebeco or Pepsodent Tooth patty Paste ..ccccvcetmasenen 37e Cap- [0c Zylano Tooth Paste.. .200e / 35€ | soc Sanitol Tooth Paste... 29¢ aa 25c Lyons Tooth Powder..19c 4 < 60c L’'May Face Powder.. .40c 50c Spring Maid Face Powder, Ae Almond Lotion ....... B4e RHe | 35¢ Cyrano Rouge.. ..200e give 60c Spring Maid Vanishing or ‘Be Cleansing Craam ....... b4e 73e | 50c Nadinola Cream.......37¢e , *9e | Ingram’s Milkweed Cream, iDc, THe , 79e | 36c Spring Maid Talcum...29e¢ , 420¢ 1 50c Palmolive Face Powder.20c and everywhere. v|FREE STERNO HEAT FREE rece wien ths nickel and aluminum Tea Kettle Outfit Complete with collapsible stand and serving tray. Monday and Tuesday at STERNO KITCHENETTE A practical, portable, convenient cooking stove. For every form of light cooking, indoors and outdoors. For the home, camp, motor trip, yacht, nursery, sickroom, anywhere Cooks, broils, boils, fries and heata. Fold up flat as a pancake. When not in use the Sterno Kitchenette folds up in a small, flat, compact form that can be slipped into the trunk, bag or auto kit. Has wind- shield to protect flame from drafts. Complete with extinguisher and two cans of heat. ~ 91,98 STERNO DEMONSTRATION ATOUR STORE Come in and see our ‘** ™anufacturers have sent line of Sterno Cooking Appliances. cicruc. Come in and see her. to eur stere a special repre- sentative te tell yeu all abeet A NI NANG I ga

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’ 6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ow ———-—O” a ——__-— : pode ember of the Hun- C : a : ’ Tv) . aor i? qs “ oniy Ww orl an m | mand wer eye Ser - ' iin vards and parks, which includes the | ening of the Rock road. A cross-; usefulness, and pointing yon wee the carian National Assembly. Hundreds, ot. Louls City Plan Commission. extablishment of a large park on town lin& that would start at the! present library building already is ©" «aid. are living in freight cars in 30 Differe was retained for that purpose by the nd operate via St. Clair inadequate, Bartholomew states that pulp yeah AG + : > : rs ry ' the bluffs at the eastern city limits, stockyards a elle rated = ) it j i he ty to contemplate | Tatiroau yar! to it is time for the city to piat oe Ge "4 ' ™ ° ’ os af s . | War Civics ¢ spy magia of om it and boulevards totaling a length of avenue, Tenth street and south , . : pot : - > - “ ror pa ‘ P . " . ’ . = } i? > +] 2 *y ‘7 our uce %. . . 4 Louis Advance extrac ‘y “ee about 30 miles. Hie would make Piggott avenue, providing a direct in the not distant future, col = ners tee ie | e kes ; ar poscess in oS . | ’ have been printed before, age . ee houlevards of Lynch, Exchange. ha route for the large negro population struction of a group a pa build- . br eur trained experts and sold wit) m Positive a complete plan presents much that i Louls, McCausland and Converse | employed at the stockyards, is ings which, he suggests, should be FO R Mi - FIT f esi’ line and make. te mean & etic we ; > = . . 7 Ve . . cies 4 Mig ry ull ne rie ‘Y "2. ‘ry "as ure Pal ty | new avenues and Eighth street, and con- urged. locatedgon the two aprons ny a eS, Avdominal Supports. Maternity Belts, Deformity Traces, ; Among ; the worst of the city 5 struct, in addition, a boulevard rufti- A new railroad station at Twen- by Fifth and Se peyote ae ts an — 7 Bought from the wn Ar ; IP o : 5 a a -_ ae | *e ‘We mini High problems, says Bartholomews T*-) ning along the northern city limits |... ¢ c+ and State streets, and a sub- Louis and nos ave swellest homes in OPES, ‘vice to ruptured people without charge, be 7 | Bartholomew Points Out That. port, is the housing condition. This to the bluffs, south along the bluffs, | —.4;,0te station at Tenth street and aati heer | the West End ts Lady St. louis Branch Hourm: $30 toe ' Society W he ie due not only to many bad natural | and west along the southern city the municipal bridge approach, are | Thousands Homeless in Budapest. SU | cle Attendant sat. Till 36 . 4 Known by isted Me HOUSINE CEmarion is Cher conditions, some of which are diffi- | limits. recommended Kiver terminals for BUDAPEST. — Twenty thousand Over 800 on hand. The Akron Truss Co Problem and Hard ty) Kemedy. cult to remedy, but also to lax en- Changes in Car Routes. the Government barge line aiso are persons are homeless in this city and $7 OPEN UNTIL ~ P. M. “ : 8 h S 5 . . DELMAR cuatee 419 North Sth St. ,">_ fh 3837 | Olive Tet. # ' : : + jubgpepean: os apd ccm seciagl oe Changes in the routing of the car | suggested there is little prospect of finding . ; ee cw’ shan i + taba oe ge gall apace ger a lines are suggested, many of which Declaring that the city hall will, lodgings for wheats . parts rec Following tt Rast ‘and Bartholomew recommends that ; ? ; : : ; EE the popular White Mountain Refrigerators, including their stone-lined box, the Bohn Icyco Refrigerator and they be opened at the following - «? Pere Tenster Ph as - ° ° > . Ti ieeiicen. Masesta, | Monroe, the Bohn Sanitor. They are all excellent pieces of furniture—each one being sold at a remarkably low price, Alta Sita, McKinley, Bt. ranging from $24.95 to $110.00. For this week we offer four special values in Refrigerators. Jefferson, $1 |Elizabeth’s and the high = school. (Exactly as . these Sete, This, he says, can be done at com- : yg ape small a 0 At $23.50 At $28.75 At $39.75 At $67 50 Ley e outlines a syste - i ae A three-door __side-icer. A three-door side-icer, A Bohn Icyco, beautifully A Bohn Sanitor, a high- = BRAND 8 ae outside finish, dull rubbed finished in rubbed oak, all rade Refrigerator, one- = pest ~ beautiful outside finish of , , fend chambers whi 6! a : : oak, white enamel! interior. cod ciambers white cnaim- piece solid oak case, lined golden oak. Capacity, 50 eled lined, 3-door side-icer. th (er hi , Large enough for the This Refrigerator has one- with one-piece white pounds of ice. average family. piece enameled steel lining. porcelain steel lining. eS Re ge A ae ee ev ees Oo ml ea a A ~ ee on 5 ee es eee a le x Shuwhite Jet-Oil , . Polish, Sixth and Franklin Polish. - ee “Our location saves you money” 15c ADD 5c FOR MAIL ORDERS 20c SS a i in a a i i i a i i i a ee i i i i i DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS 30% ee ee ee ee ~~ OL OOD OP Me ~~ ~ : “Ladies’ Theo Ties” | = \ A Very Special Value . ag, - R white of Viock plased : Se ummer Kuss nso aon Hy fhe pam, wee Sand warned : pans 3 For the hot Summer months you want light, cool Rugs The Pathe plays with a Sap- Vici Kid, hand-? goles, medium Cu- ; 7 ) on your floors. In our new line of Grass and Rag Rugs phire ball—this Sapphire hall turned soles. The | ban heels and stee! : | we have the ideal floorcoverings for Summer. A few is permanent—no needles to ; - _—_ . p»~ . Our Special Comfort ‘Ladies’ Two-Strap Pumps”’ fib [dat ents tchre. combtnecthe ¥ - wiasaecnace becanendvitca bal Me mmaes’ seranch es e a Mh | , It cannot §scratc Cc | loss 2% to 9. 2 Bagcronaael 2 -y ro Vk : | “om extra quality Grass Rugs, in beautiful soft record—that is why Pathe rec- Btoel idths A to E. ses —— = colors. Very durable, ~ $28.75 ords are guaranteed to play a Arch wt *4 00 _ 5 00 gx12-ft. Grass Rugs, good quality, in well selected thousand times. Pathe Phono- .. “Be ; ce. ..Ue colors, at $15.75 h grapns are not expensive— ER a pr pe Englander Couch Sxg-ft. Rag Rugs, of extra good: quality. The colers prices range from $32.50 to $r00o—eas : ° ¢ are Ret : y payment terms. Ladies’ 4-Button Straps} “Black Vici Oxfords” are distinctive, yet well blended, $8.75 ) FOR LADIES B d $28 75 Oval Rag Rugs, in several sizes, all in the bright lasting In the Pathe and the Pathe records you have a music For Dress or Street | e . . colors. An unusual line of Rugs. combination unexcelled for tone quality or exactness 36x70-1n..Grass Rugs. in assorted colors, 79¢ of reproduction. Ladies’ short stage last, black on ved hs amy dade kid Oxfords: | This is a genuine Englander Day Couch, opening up to Somm rooney by : a full-size double bed. It is equipped with a sagproof nobby Shoe. Very Ss Parety eet — and a heavy roll edge mattress. Upholstered in n emand. 7 ber heels; all hemes wsmee:* } _ se- ~— 7 " —— eee 2 LAA LIS Es of leather or military { flexible’ soles . S1Zes. oma *4.50 Price, 4.50 OS Tyre ay oa “White Canvas Oxfords” ) “White Canvas Oxfords” f % FOR LADIES Cuban Leather Heels Ladies’ White Canvas i= : It will pay rinte agquisette, 36 inches in width, in beautiful a | ‘Rubber Sole “CYMS” a KEDS A comfortable, convenient Crib, easily rolled across Detroit Jewel (,as and color combinations of blue, tan, rose and black—also in | | floor. It is made of wood, white enameled, with rubber- plain colors. Our regular price is 85c per yard. For FOR ALL THE FAMILY tired metal wheels. They are without wicker band Combination Ranges this week only we will sell it at soc. shown in illustration. ¥. « tee ieee aa, Act wa cy le —_ » Pig: % Boys’ Ked Oxfords, | 00 It is indeed well. today when buying a Gas or Combination Voile Curtain Material, in white only, with fancy edge. Some Black or White ... He Range to see that the Detroit Jewel mark is on it. Housewives are with insertion. 30 inches wide. Our regular price is 45¢ gt * ° Ladies’ and Misses’, *1.00 Kiddie Koops have learned that it is almost impossible to obtain the same per yase. "Hor this week only we will sell: t at gee. Black or white satisfactory working results from an r sae : y other Range. The prices ) : i i Men's Ked Oxfords, sa | 39 . We are the St. Louis agents for the celebrated Kiddie of the Detroit Ranges make them the most economical that you hn jen ea ne se resign Wines; 37 ee ee Black or white..... . Koops. There is a full line to be seen at our store. can buy today aay ethene a eee Men's, Ladies’, Boys’ and week only we will sell it at 25c. Misses’ Champion Ked High - Qhampion Shoes; white "I 39 Shoes . . only ocePees the moet wd extra heavy Sun parlor, Bee these iTAY en aan sel bt a = orn, Tes. RAE OP 3 Bh em Kauffman "Etta mee *...1;...2000 See taps msn © 20 HOO STEER Player-Piano Athletic Shoes, TS x. : ) 3 Sack tne THE SILENT SERVANT WITH A HUNDRED HANDS alana chew Mt veanaan , 2. ) — F e : C ' +s. oe gio, 2p te = Dd Pafs a os < a3 GREATEST PLAY SHOES Veranda and of unusual beauty of tone. It ords EVER MANUFACTURED Pumps —————— is full 88-note, in your choice of er walnut, oak or mahogany. It has ram? - -agcblag el gpa aCe tee) Hours that you now spend in an adjustable rewind spool which ff . ie Take ‘ - "7 1 Instance space either makes or destroys *\ f your kitchen can be replaced assures perfect tracking The . = a | tiful or use ’s C Low Sh Men SS anvas Ow oes the effectiveness of a Kitchen ( ; } Lge : by hours of pleasurable recrea- transposing device, automatic sus- th , | . | , : buy such ¥ Cabinet. For here it is that 90 ) — =; | 1 - tion. If you have envied wom- taining pedal and silencer are fea- : ja English or Round Toes, Leather Soles per cent of your work is done. WA en who find time for social eye | Bote the eclentific arrangement —s: — antivities widle dou were aen- tures embodied in its construction. pair of Canvas Shoes are just as necessary to a | 68 Medics vital section—nc a 2 =| fined by your kitchen work, do It is unusually reasonable in price. ’s wardrobe today as a straw hat. They are stylish, ia not envy them any longer. Join comfortable and, what is important at this time, | partitions; nothing in the way, aF7 the Hoosier pee site arb my ey will CUT YOUR SHOE BILL IN HALF. You | yet the most used conveniences will find more time to devote choose from nine styles, in the three prevailing | are centered here. The table x ef to the things you long to do. | | top is extra size and can be had A mye — kitchen work H eS | i r | , : rey ‘ on e same efficient basis as White . in either snow-white porcelain | labor-saving devices in man’s UJ or pure aluminum. : office. And Gray | ashington Ave. In Three CREDIT TERMS GRANTED Grades and $2 00, $2.50 and $3.00 ~~ or —RP BP LPL LOL lL Ll oe we

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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. t Kinds my cities, ana | our branches fitted bw one Positive ger. ‘y w umber. As a vigilante observes a WATCH ON SPEEL Society Wherein Members Are | Rue: Sek: sath bd of a ¥ ale . | mplaints Bureau, signe: Known by Number Has Ex- | only by his number. | are bs . .. iat Ray High id the license number of the of- " €ladly give Ure Stl te @ !. Kill 10.00 'known onty to the chairman.” said) _ Bruner. “Each member is given a/| . in fender’s car. These he reports to! | ; Co. - | isted More Than Year. vA letter . Calling attention to the) Phone; | a | Violation of the law, is written by Olive TOTS , , . ,| Marsh to the owner of the car. In: oliowing the report of the April | ~~ | = | ‘ : jmore than 75 per cent of the cases | grand jury urging the organization persons so notified answer promptly of a body similar to the Humane So-/and courteously, either promising ciety, to discourage and _ penalize; that a repetition will not occur or reckless automobile driving, John A.' offering some form of explanation. Bruner, president of the Automobile | “Failure to answer the letter re- Club and chairman of the Citizens’ sults in a second letter being sent to Vigilance Committee, stated that an|the offender and, in the event that organization, which is of a character also is ignored, a report of the case suggested by the grand jury, had/is sent to the Chief of Police and a been in existence for more than a/| Visit by a uniformed officer to the year and that a8 many as 700 traf- home of the offender follows. pene personnel of the band is; was summoned — | | | | violation of the traffic code by an! | , automobile driver, ne notes all the’ | circumstances, Including time. place | to appear at a pri- | cord! ne to an announcement by the} fund. ne ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— vate conference with Judge Mix, the|director, Frederick I ischer. One | secretary of the Complaint Board, will be Nov. 30 and the other) and a representative of the Chief of | March 1. Police. | The November concert will be dis- “Only once was it found necessary | tinguished by the first American per- to proceed further than this. In that : formance, outside of New York and case a fine of $10 was imposed in! Philadelphia, of Serge Rachmani- open court, but was stayed on prom-)|noff’s great choral symphony, “The ‘ise of good behavior. | Bells,” based on the poem by Edgar ’ . “A few of the more active vig-| Allen Poe. On the same evening will ; Recs ss ar &, o . dd The soloists engaged for this occa- the Police Board to make arrests. ‘um raphe aU wathetnee. soprano; “Judge Mix has told the Safety) prarriet McConnell, contralto; Rob- Council that the work of the com-/ert Quait, tenor, and Frederick Pat-,| mittee is lessening the number of) ton, bass. offenders.” The March concert will be devot- weer Puree agemmumenanr 'ed to Heinrich Hofmann’s Norse leg- ' TWO CONCERTS BY PAGEANT end, “Editha,” which will be given | with these soloists: Mme. Rider- CHORAL SOCIETY ANNOUNCED | Kelsey, soprano; Nevada Van der Veer, contralto, and Arthur Middle-| ——-— - — Will Sing “The Bells” Nov. 30 and) 'ton, bass-baritone. The Symphony “Editha” Legend March certs. The society will give a river | fic violations have been reported Where Offender Was Defiant 1, Next. | “31 he ste: S Paul | within the space of a week. “In the few cases where thei of The Pageant Choral Society will; * — > eae om : ob =. “3 wees . . " y ™ | nex Paturaay a ‘rnoon n¢ eve- | Fach Member Has Number. fender was inclined to be defiant } give two concerts next season, ac-| J é é and eve- | ant he/| | ning, the proceeds to go to its deficit MONEY-RAISING SALE oe hestra will assist at both con- Bomont 1150 3117-3119 Locust St. Cent. 151 Open evenings and all day Sunday. We deliver to all parts of the city Gigantic Price-Smashing Sale | — N O WI! ie Five carloads of Automobile Tires must be sold in ten days at a tremendous reduction in prices. Such makes as follows: Goodrich Cord and Fabric, Cup- ples Cord and Fabric, Michelin Cord and Fabric, Fisk Cord and Fabric, Batavia Tires, Portage Tires, Diamond Tires, Kokomo Tires, Firestone ‘Tires, and twenty other well-known makes to select from at prices that will meet with your approval. RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. free of charge. We mount and change your tires free. No charge. ~ Vv nothing cheap and undersized Made of best guaranteed pure “QUA AND” aluminum, Do not overlook thi s wonderful opportunity—t a. SPECIAL, SAI. E _ iit he chance rms. | Prices From usic Easy TERMS To Suit! & 50 ness se PER MONTH BUYS THIS FINE MASSIVE “BRASSOID” BED Up ' see our Room alll Special never tarnish. Sale at Markable value. See it by all means It will pay you. ; $1 PER MONTH BUYS THIS PRETTY JAPANESE ART RUG Sows come-2 iftulo sd OY Bee A Re in e For oS ume a ~~ oer 45c¢ vee w Gae M4 LUNee I BCCUFINE these VeMULELUL bitep s muses : the most wonderful patterns andgcolorings. Mull Oxi" in gize— vith extra heavy and can be used in parior, dining room, bedroom or this sun parlor. Worth considerably more than we ask for them. See these beautiful Rugs on epecial sale... - ++ «sere ererrr scenes HLS ed Ne i= ems 69% Take thie beautiful three-piece Davenette Suite, ; Instance—solid tee. sawed. oak. Could you select anything more beau tiful or useful for your home? Why not have one in your home when you ean buy such values as we here show on such -- a ~via Remember, our free offer With your purchase—casy terms made to suit yo REMEM MBER, YOU GET A —@ BIRD DINNER SET FREE. WE SELL FOR CASH OR CREDIT 0.60°r90 DAYS CONSIDERED CASH Ana * $1 PER MONTH BUYS THIS BIG 20-PIECE ALUMINTS ( NG Ab | t | F th $10 00 (Exactly as here shown. By means of our wonderful Club’ oy c Pano mggmony od aes poe number of $0 u e ree Wi - these Sets, “e are enadied to offer the most wonderful Aluminum in ai to those priced at $25 and 3: 50 Staraane eleewhere. Hae size, quality, beauty, tone, durability. Has ova! tone cham ber which reproduces as clear as a bell—absolutely no rasping noises — bullt on principle of hur nm mouth and throat-—wonderfu ink vation that has baffied phonograp makera for vears——absolutely guarartes ad. We doe not charge interest. (ash or easy terime made to gauit you Outfit, com- GOLDMAN SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR HOME FURNISHERS ‘LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM BED ROOM see our beautiful Kitchen Cabinet, 49.75 and Blue Enamel foembination (as and Coal Ranke. $99.50 See our complete Redroom Outfit con- sisting of Brassoid Hed, Dresser, Chif- fonier, Chair and Rocker, $69.75 See our Colonial Dining Table, Buffet and China Closet, each, Living- No Bed at $80 can equal this WR EASY TERMS MADE TO SUIT YOU! gu GOLDMAN BROS. ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS AT THEIR FACE VALUE We consider 30, 60 and 90 days’ BRIDE time as cash. We give you 10% an d cash discount, the same as if you paid the money in advance. WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 6:30 P. M. AITCHEN Give This Beautiful Blue Bird Dinner Set Absolutely Free With Every Purchase of $10 or Over, Either on Cash or Credit Purchases. This wonderful new ereation in a Blue Bird Dinner Set will lend tone of refinement to anv table. We have a limited number, get one absolutely free while they last at Goldman Bros., Olive near 11th. Act Now If You Want to Buy This Model Brunswick at the Price of TI5 Terms of $15 Down and $8 a Month The time is growing short for ! this limited offer. Soon you will © be unable to get this beautiful Model 7 at #115. Remember ‘+ plays all makes of records with- out extra attachments and that it comes in finishes of mahogany, Adam brown, golden oak and fumed oak. Get vours here to- morrow, Other Brunswick Models Priced $150, $200, $250, $285 and $310 -_-——_ te ste — Just Receiv he ahi View Recon Numbers You’ve Been Waiting For It has been almost two years since we have had these num- bers, So we tee] sure you will be glad to know we can now eup- ply them. But come early, because they will go fast. ) liawallan Waltz Medley aaa Lua-halli Killma Waltz . Lua-Kalll '85c Village Gossips. . Stewart and Harlan )} Uncle Josh Buys an Automobile. .- Stewart '85c When the World Forgets .Rodeheaver ) In the Garden ee , Rodeheaver '$5c National Emblem March... UC. S. Marine Band 18498 ; Lights Out March - Pryers Band '}85c New June Victor Records Now on Sale > 7. Order Your Victor Records by Mail - Orders shipped the same day they are received. We pay poste | age on all orders over $3.00. Write for a Victor Catalog—we | will send it free upon request. t — - - 8 ee eee = —- _- a - -_-_- — es — — SMITH-REIS PIANO CO. 1005 OLIVE ST. VAL REIS, General Manager - —— 17701 -_- 17854 ~ o 3 co) ee ee - | ee /) PER MONTIEL BUYS THIS SANITARY SIDE ICEK Will pas iof iteeif in a vear's time in sat ge of ice-—not 8 eap undersized kind pm a sed every 4 ay : 1iways keep food fresh and —waee to kee p clea ’ : ‘ (7old ! Kiros are sole ngen ts Refrigerators at double the ( (ile se grea vaiues on al (;oldman Bros Let ua Show You Our Beautiful Period Bedroom Suites UU rg Lino. Sale 4 $0304 We quote a spectal price on this beavy Lino, See our large iine. Special price pel square yard, for this sale 69c Whole Roome Covered on convenience Terms to Suit. OPT N 1}o4- 5 - 3 OLIVE STREET - ALL PURCHASES If You Live Out of St. Louis 7\ HERE’S TO AM-LY-ADE !!/ A dash of syrup; a turn of the tap; a delightful, thirst satisfying home beverage with a tingling, tangy taste that makes you smack your lips and say “Ab!” SO EASY TO MAKE Five Fine Diseoltve sugar in water and add contents of Fruit Flavors patented tube You have, ready for instant ine a concentrated syrup that ‘keeps indef.- ORANCE initels RED LAREL Karo Syrup may be 1E4ON uaed in mace of sugar If desired i. dash of | LIME the prepared avrup in & &iaeea of water makes CHERRY a most delicious drink The syrup may also RASPBERRY he used to flavor cakes, puddings, ices, ice of recipes on request If Seid cream, etc Book ve your dealer cant supply vou, send 10 cents | Grecere. Draggicts for sample tube. any flavor rrutte Valley ( onlectioners Corporation, Rochester, N. Y. Delicatesern Stores upestanee Chests St. Louis Grocer Products Co., Seda Fountains Arcade Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. 32 GLASSES 30 CENTS | : PAY US A VISIT We Sell on Easy Payments of Cash,No Matter WhereYou Live Fy WEPAY THE FREIGHT TO YOUR TOWN ON Prone your Want Aé@ te the Post-Dispatcs. Call 6600 ) Olive or Central Tour credit | e good ‘f vou rent @ tele- phone, or your druggist will whone the ad Specta’ rate for three times or more. noranT FROM THE SWELT- 4)? HOMES IN THE WEST Nt Palm Beach Trousers, $1.75 Ric reductions in first-ciose werd Weartng Apparc!t fer met and wemen: also on new goods. 3837 Delmar °’?": ‘v""

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920.00 es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ame — —s ——— ' | When‘ the’ Face'ls Lifted, (TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY TO GIVE A apr eet eR VAL JULY | ae ' | ; | | Trestores Optesiag santos. fan ' 4 Ball . ik sic to Be Attractions at hi i} q@ Elbow length, heavy Milanese Silk Ren oe embroidery and restring beads of any tengto on @ ni Park. ‘i ; ‘ . . ‘ A ~ i;loves Witil Paris por : P : ‘i a a oe oS) : rons } ; ra lle silk °o d at we er strand. Univ seed and - 7. - sewer - _~ - Dp double tipped fingers. Excellent $2 5() rie : We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for , pair ' ° , —_ “ The Tuberculosis Society of St. a ee On es genuine pearls excepted charity carnival July ! Maj. John g Ee. Oberwinder is chairman of , General Committee of Arrangen There will be two baseball games, ione between two ol the major league two other Vaine, at Main Floor—Balcony » . Main Fleor— ——_— ‘ nts teagns and one between {eams In addition to the usual! marathon. there will be a mat! ithon i 2 ' re 'rizes i the an imperfections of the Skin. Scalp for girls of a hoo! une | rive ’ end gg ane — gaat param withe | Me gpa eit ee aoe A @ut on or isconvente be | . eens SHAPENED AT ONCE. those offered to the bovs, silver cup and bronze medalis A program such « athletic @x- be- hovyvs'’ ‘ith pearl but- Third Floor ~ - = re epecial features, - ” | hibitions, music and noveilie: J ing planned. The program W!})! continuous from 1 to 6 p. ™ The event will take place ball parks sn Bridge,” As in former vears purchasers of ble “Big” None. eouvenir score cards will get pre Quickly corrected, whether from ents. These will range from a bottle Accident, Disense or eeuhng of toilet water or a stick of shaving (onsult Dr. Pinkstaff, the oniy DNs an : =. ‘ , in St, Tou'ls apecializing exclusively ir Omabiie, a LON « € oal vo in fiee;r ' Ars TURERTE DL Ae DU UT TTT te i at one of the an-ta-sl soap to an au ade. + Le 's ia or a barrel of flour. The score cards experience in Facial Surgery. ours sy , le f oF . Her June 19 will be sold by giris for . cents os rt ’ | REGISTERED each DR. PINKSTAFF Ad ae | : he a ~ (jirle will act : vuahers and bark- Suite 415 Victoria Bhic., Sth and Locust , yg te Me " ‘tin Detroit last 10 days of each month.) ers, ana » * ball grounds Wli be divide ut into sections, with each group iris chaperoned by a matron WHY GO HUNGRY ° Been aT if your Stomach is weak and you : suffer with Indigestion, — don’t Abraham Cahan of New York Will sacrifice your health and comfort. Be at Odeon Tucsday Night. You may eat anytifing yon like, Abraham Cahan of New York, and relish it, if you take one or two “itor of the Jewish Daily Forward DR. TUTT’S LIVER PILLS of that ity and repre sentative of when required. You will digest his paper with the Wilss “ party a your food ; nourish and build up thie peace ‘ nference in Paris, will your System eliminating all poi-§ *'°* Thursday evening at the sonous waste matter and strength- | en the stomach. Ga) imittee of the local Jewish socicties. 5 | Cahan is said to be the oldest jour- mnalist in the field of Yiddish publi- a cations in America, as he began his /career 40 vears ago, He will be en- 490 S97 nes a2 “te: WATAYCALLTTZAl at De unesnanseneeereanwitearary rtets [ ee: $25.00 to $35 Values, in the Season's Smartest Styles ........« — = € These greatly admired Skirts of Magil’s distinctive Fg silk, so rich in weave and coloring, are now within ther everyone and will be doubly attractive to Monday shoppe Clever arrangements of pockets | | Every one in the group wag, and belts, and unusual trimming , sell at $20 to $35, and only thrgg ideas add charm to these Summer | alertness did we secure them forg Skirts, which would really be | at #10. They will prove an ae lovely if made perfectly plain, so | Summer wardrobes, and we sug Af HT yet / selections. ie 1 - i handsome is the silk itself. — which will be held in our Diamond Jewelry Section, Main Floor, beginning Monday, and offering exquisite gems ata eb Odeon, on conditior mm hkurope to- under the auspices of a com- bib PEE PEEL TE TELE LET LE EEEEELLEEE EEE EE Een eae me fertained at a dinner at the Planters ~ a | Wednesday evening and also will ispeak before the City Club during his stay so es 5 .—* — © - Yr Saving of 25% *» Sample Petticoats | fei « It is with considerable pride that we make this announcement, | SS a $ 4:89 ; S BI eee ts « ao % 4 a ae eee aan for it has been a long time since a collection of Diamond Jewelry of this character has been exhibited in St. Louis. | $12 and $15 Hi Values—Monday. = + x * a > ee —al sabiings that shoul Only one to a customer and no phone orders Sams $49.7 COMPLETE |\ [THREE-ROOM OUTEITS| Buy now on our club plan. $10 down is all you need. Dependable furniture, stoves and rugs for three rooms, $262. q This exceptionally rich and rare collection represents $150,000 worth of Diamond Jewelry which we obtained from a noted | importer of platinum and diamond gems at concessions which Wt q We would like to be able to $75 ‘ permit our offering such an unusual saving. allow every woman to buy as Value rp : + © se HH iy many as she wishes, but that : | ee ii would hardly be fair to those Full € Those interested in Diamond Jewelry for gift purposes or for personal use nnn | who come later. for we have outside pet $22.78 There are exquisite, distinctive creations in diamond Hin of onlv a few hundred to sell at rods. > . : rod ends mh trasting dealin ‘‘Engl In hane “ine! Special Vv ee eee eee EE EL EE ee kek are urged to invest now. set solitaire, engagement, wedding and dinner rings, wrist and sautoir watches, ) the sale price. flexible bracelets, bar pins, brooches, earrings and many novelty pieces, 3 * * k x Petticoats of jersey, taffeta, ‘ eled gua 2 ‘= tub silk and white satin, also full size i _ CONG 7 . | Qe ? | d les for This W pek tit q Every piece can be purchased with utmost confidence, as each PIS. i “and fcr ed - phd Hall ne ars alifie Ari e s ;-B; : il ons; shades, also white a. size. Hil one bears the unqualified guarantee of Famous-Barr Co. i] and flesh. All made with Stee | f 3 rs ,: : i | * Hie tops in regular sizes. ce $28.5 ii a . “hs - te. = ee ~ A $ a eee ” , a? 1 ie sashes, smocked waists) and ees oo core’ eoeeeeryias............. ‘ : ) Special credit arrangements may be made with our Department of Ac- | rhe ruffled skirts are distinctive 0 0 CusY va, ' 1 on eee 08 itt , ‘ ; " . ° . . b the switch and it’s all done. No Combination Gas and Coal Range— it | counts, or we mill reserve for a reasonable length of time any plece you features, while choice may be | it had of pink, blue, green and q@ These f B the most more bb ; yr War closet, 4 co £ ‘ . . hard work “over () burners, 4 gas burners. 9104.00 Fille ynay select seam of a small’ deposit. | i) buy. for ae a tub is specia Ve \ det Se ES i . TU te orchi¢ 1zes 2 to 6 vears uy, i0 wave to be re value.. ae os * = \ . s 4 . _— A we peg nT A Nar] or 1 ‘ai | exquisile, SR Patte rns, 9x12 Vacuum Hand-Power Sy Machine es $19.20} coal range—$5.00 for your ~ P7 room needs a Floor Lamp to give it a me hear futurg Some of the ; { finishing touch of completeness and oe “orth-while coziness. These are splendid values. a rch Chairs: hea Best Values a ae Chey have mahogany finished bases, 3 "8; extra stro ae 3 in Many a | Drephead Sewing Wachi ~-Oak » iT | 5 | rr : . . ~ ee , bY ., fumed : chine—-Oa | : ‘Vit . Day pat or 6 inches thick, and hand rubbed. Bttkers. Oak; ps are es 1a ‘ frame; a regular $35 TO py, ee value (like cut); 27 Side-icer, 50-lb. capacity: all attachments “0 . ad; poaroons included es . ., oe d | ea. white en- ; ‘ , > 4 / » F - ry . . ‘ et inside; , ppeeatver Automatic Drophead LA Ze Vy Ye ; q hese Shirts—to the number of 3600 were \ os = Machine— - Tumbler ¥ A DOTY / CLOSE er =, corded madras, printed madras, $6 to $8.50 $ oO mum Saucepote: | printed crepe and soft finished per- Values for... —=. ; moe —- SWEEPER | ) . “ana BY ‘ cale. ancy or neat conservative | SATURDAY ~_—, . striped patterns on light or dark q \alues that are unusua! even here, where good values are WITH AT t ttn 4 aiwavs to be found. Everv e ¥! pund. Very piece made of heavy lead crystal EVERY : | : as background. All are made with soft giass cut in floral and miter combination designs. Choice o 6'30 | ‘ turnback cuffs, Sizes 14 to 17 ‘— IDCN Vases, sugar and cream sets, footed orange bow!s, S-inch : | ’ compotes, Sinch fern dishes and fruit bowls. Just 265 pieces Main Fleer | : : . oe fth OUTFIT : | hte : Eten 9 ; | - — a eee ee eee ss sk ks kk ee Ae eee ek na nk ga a 5 nena ns ictdtenntan ee ee hn ee fe. ; ; fumed oak, The shades are made ot heavy silk, beaufi- ee Ts; ldinch Vj fully colored and trimmed with silver motifs, voy 50-ft. tassels and silk: thenille fri ‘o 4 ns OU-8t. rolls; assels and silks or chenille fringe. Complete Oream ‘Fred Mlieor

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—S ss. l Books for $9 °d Articles LE . netive Fan thin the reg lav shoppe le group was and only throug cure them for th prove an acquisit , and we sugge —at subst Bras $7 Value. Full outside rods. I rod ends, trasting t — _— ~Ut size _— 9x1¥ @ These Ra buy, for the They are Saeuiaite, Seamless 9xJ2 size: quiremen ‘ Largest Distributors of Merchandise al Retail in Missouri or the Ww est. ~~ ee - Ultimate in Value-Giving'|* _—— ae ——— SUNDAY MOR JUNE 6, 1920. — ee NING. and others. modcls— Monday Sale of Sample Millinery —involving 500 Hats purchased from the House of Rawak, sports and dress Hats included. at Jardine, Smolin S18 to S35 Third Fleer - — —— = ee ne ”* ‘ ~~ oe oe - —— = ~ Crystal Glass Water Jugs $1.25 and 83e $7. 0 Values. itcheres of Clear crystal a variety of cut patterns No mail or cepted hitth lTieor @ W ater food —_ Zs occ asion. Again, and This Time With Even Greater Savings— An Extraordinary Silk Achievement —MH hich Begins Monday and Presents Thousands of Yards of Finest Quality Silks at Remarkabje Savings— q_ A harried trip to Chicago and a spot cash offer to a large wholesaler, is the story in brief of this notable The Silks involved are those in greatest demand for Summer apparel, and at Monday’s extraor- dinary prices, thousands of women are certain to avail themselves of the opportunity afforded them. All Silk S!} quality, $52 inehes in hirtings of a standard width white with colored stripes. . $3 Silk Shirting in ‘T= 85 Beautiful wide satin stripe $5 Novelty Prints 40-inch (;eorgette in all the I new Prints on Plain weave. ?rinted styles. $985 $4 Printed Foulards all silk Foulards 40 inches in width 28 nove Itv in splendid ‘22> $2 Silk-Mixed Shirting, $1.29 Corded weave. ‘eolored satin stripes, on white Silk-Mixed Shirtings; 32 inches wide. $2.75 Messaline, $1.85 36-inch soft finish, satin-faced Messaline in the staple colors, including plenty of white and navy blue. $3 Black Taffeta, $1.98 36-inch staple splendid wearing | Bright, medium weight wide Taffeta Silk, in bluck oni - quality. Soft finish, Satin, in black only; wearing quality. $4 Jersey Shirtings, $3.50 Novelty White _ $2.39 Poplin, $2.25 Satin plaid, lin, 40 inches in width. rich finished Pop- for separate Summer skirts; Satin stripe, terns. $2.75 Black Satin, $1.85 36-inch wide Dress excellent jersey weave, 32 inch Silk Shirtings, in white with colored stripes of the newest pat- $2.25 49 inches wide, good quality Georgette Crepe that will wear well: come in all the wanted eolors. - $2.50 Silk Poplin, $1.69 Heavy round thread bright fin- ished Silk Poplin, 40 inches wide; comes in black or white. eo... $3.50 Georgette Crepe, | $5 Sport Silk, $2.88 _. Heavy weight Sport Skirting, 33 inches wide; shown in stripes and allover Gesigns, in shades of rose, Pekin, pink, gold, helio and turquoise, $5 Fancy Prints, $2.95 Beautiful Prints, on excellent quality broche weave radium, 40 inches wide; good wearing fabric. Main Floor : nday the Furniture Section Offers is and ene gs that should appeal to economical $49.75 Brass Beds, $31.50 In banded satin finish. Made of s stock throughout, Spec ial value. $22.75 Coil Springs, $18.50 ‘*Englander’’ all gray enam- eled guaranteed coil springs for | ime h nei lieaeael Couches home furnishers. Table Linens and Bedding q Those who are making preparations for an early departure to Summer homes are no doubt giving close attention just now to the replenishing of Hence the timeliness of these suggestions. their equipment. $3.25 Table Damask, $2.65 Imported cotton Damask, in permanent linen finish: 79 in. wide, in ten handsome desi igns. Splendid wearing quality. 35c Bleached Toweling, 29c Startex red border, part lin- en Toweling, for dish and roller towels. Pillowcases, 55c Bleached, soft-finished cot- ton Cases, nicely size 42x36 inches. hemmed; Tablecloths and Napkins Derryvale genuine Irish lin- en, known for their beautiful finish and wearing qualities. Included with every set is a book on how to set the table for every occasion and a handsome padded top box. | Splendid for gifts. Tablecloths, $9.95 to $29.95 Napkins to match, dozen, $13.95 to $29.50 Bath Towels, 79c Thick, heavy, absorbent quality Towels. with white and deep colored jacquard bor- ders. Bath Towels, 45c Blue strine border, hemmed, good quality Towels, in 18x36- inch size $10 Napkins, Doz., $7.50 Rieached damask: 80% Ilin- en; made for hard usage. Size 2 inches and just 48 dozen q At this special price, which is for Monday only, Singer No. 66 and New Home makes, All have good motors and handsome woodwork. $80 White Rotary Cabinet Ma- chines; Spool Cabinet Machines $90 New Home Cabinet Machines; all enclosed $95 Free Cabinet Machines... 875 $75 Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Machines $75 New Home Machines; late mod- el; odd samples.......... Electric Sewing Machines, $67.50 we include the popular all enclosed; also Two- ... 860 a ée?> $55 .. 865 Fifth Floor in the lot. tifth Floor full size iron or wood beds. also be had in three-quarter | gize, $28.50 Mattresses, $17.75 Barr Special Mattresses con- _ taining 50 Ibs. of all layer cot- ton felt, covered with good | grade of fancy ticking. rolled edges. Can | Have | $92..$28.95 | Can be converted into a com. | fortable double bed. Steel base | finished in gray enamel. Heavy ' mattress included. $18 Iron Beds, $14.75 (thoice of Vernis Martin or white enamel] finishes. Outside posts measure 2 inches in dia- meter and have ten one-inch fillers. Shown in full size only. Fourth Floor oval Wilton mo 10 the most practical you can soem it TE i ¢ to be replaced for years. = high-grade yarns. Shown in itterns, 9x12 size. | Axminster Rugs, ) | Special, $52.50 Nigh grade Rugs, woven with | | deep rich pile and in Oriental, me- Seamless Axminster Rugs, $72.50 Extra heavy Rugs, shown large | tal, and small Chinese 9x12 Ze. in a variety of medallion, Orien- allover de- Fourth Fleor y | dallion and small allover patterns | signs, in rose. taupe, blue and mix- ~Variduslvy colored, x12 size. | tures; ehold and Outdoor Use i “of Summer accessories will reveal numerous items that Anticipate your re- hear future, in nearly every home. Worth-while savings by purchasing tomorrow. h Chairs; heavy canvas seat; shaped back, arm rest. 83.19 } @Xtra strong; with chain ; fumed oak: with arm rest ®; fumed oak; with arm rest ers; ld-inch Victory; easy running Hose; 50-ft. lengths: ; 50-ft. rolls; 18 inches high; Cream Freezers; 2quart size . 84.44 \,-in. non-kinkable 2-inch mesh solid brass: with adjustable spray... ¥ Steel cutting blade: wood grip : areto Brand; with warranted rubber rolls, $5.7%) » 81.00 . BS.04 $3755 Kasement Screen Doors; 3x7 $3.95 Wash Boilers; heavy tin $1 Bathtub Seats; whi enameled $1 Wall Soap Dishes; nickel plated Washboards; full size rubbing surface “ys; nickel plated; rose sprinkler Tumbler Holders; nickel-plated ; with cover; 10-qt. size oy el with cover, 6-qt. size 10 bars for S8e or Aa orders filled on soap. hes S i> : i" , , Basement we pe -, “. ‘ WO y Vf 4 a4 ven © ee | . . ’ | oe ed 7 Ie - . @ a so omey ‘ ve. wy vs € ‘ ‘od The Biggest Feature of the Factory Sample Sale Which Begins Monday 1000 Silk Poplin Dresses Offered at Less Than Cost of Materials at— @ And a feature of supreme importance to every woman who can make use of one or two of these splendid Summer Dresses. All Sizes From 16 to 44. 100 Dresses in Extra Sizes. Your choice of more than 30 good styles, and braided effects. including straightliine All effectively trimmed and some finished with pockets. quality, and colors include navy blue, taupe, Belgian blue, Burgundy, brown, rose and black. Cotton Goods Specials A well-known brand, original mill tickets; 36 wide. soft finished. Limit Sheets, $1.98 High grade Cannon Sheets, pure bleached, and neativ nemstitehed. and 65x 9 seconds inch sizes, I'nbleached Musiin, wick mill able with inches Ke kind. 10 vards to a customer. Mills seamless 72x90 Slight Sea Island Cotton, 29c ‘oO me h @ Staple cotton products, offered at prices that make them well worth looking for. We reserve the right to restrict quantities. Bleached Muslin, 29c Organdie, 49c Yard An odd lot of 398.1nch Organ die oft bres ty quality: in the wanted plain cdlors. . lead Ratine, 97c An odd ot of J) pieces, 14 inches wide. Splendid for sports and outing skirts. White and colors, $2.50 value. Woodlawn Tissue, 59c 54 inches wide. ioe grade Sheer Tissue, i" blue and white wo piaids, checks and stripes Launders beautifulls l grade Rasement bere re ere © and tunic styles and embroidered Poplin is of excellent Basement Economy Store Crepe de Chine $2.50 Quality, week, this silk offermeg ts than twelve y ranve ol colors Silver Bisque Tan Delft Flesh Color Pink Rose Nile Lavender Monday, Yd..... @ Although the Factorv Sample ards toa eustomer., ror hy, s] Sale will continue all Not following re more Monday Shown in the only. Dark Navy Also in White and Black Wistaria Brown Gray Belgian Light Navy Rasement PEiconomy Store E Ee ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH Se — Te —— pvenwanenecoceneenneneeneeneors Wy WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ART CLASSES CLOSE FOR YEAR Awards to Students Are Announced Potlowing Dinner and Dance ut School. Closing of its classes for the 1919 | Washington School of bine night. with a -0 year by University Arts took place las* dinner and dance Awards to the students were an- nounced at the dinner as follows: Certificates to those completing their work: Lillian Glaser. leathe: rlorenre French, ceramic decora tion: Gertrude Kurg bookbinding To Walter Hancock, bronze -medai out in modeling: to Donaid johnson, bronze medal for black and white work, also honorable mention for wor rh in color and compositions mm ded. Hi onorable mentions—Bert Dunn. medulten: Warren Hagee, composi- tion; Mrs. Brunson, pottery: Ruby Tuck, weaving and metal. The jury announced that William Forrest is) already hors concours and therefore’ igible for awards, and that! I'rederick Conway is made hors con-' cours for excellence of work in black | and white. The work of these students was formally commended — Gertrude. Kurz, in metal; Virginia Livsey and Robert Ruhe, in illustration; Gladys'| Alexander and Helen Coatsworth. in| black and white; Robert Wright, | Manuel Essman and Paul Smith, in. color; Gladys Skelley, in design: } Margaret Franz and Grace Ellett. in | terior decoration; Ruby agree basketry; Mrs. Anna Morton. book- binding; Florence French, weaving. and metal work. The best work done during the en-| tire year by students in all classes+ will be on display in the large hall} of the school from today until next! Sunday ant tor not e] , Mother of Maseent: | By the Associated Press LONDON, June 56.—Mrs. Mar-| coni, mother of William Marconi. the| inventor, died in London i ae She was an —— woman and ‘Sewenter, Dies. | ToRIC LENSES pol se sic.hHTs a Ont : ment kor far _ | omnes : sfaction ae 7 > neni any a eu his pe a nit wee ; § Dreifus Optician S11 Franklin Ave. We Will Close Sundays June, July and August During a | LO A Revelation to Amateur Photographers Defective and slipshod methods of developing and printing have caused thousands of amateur photographers to conclude they. could never master the very simple trick of taking good pice tures. Take your next roll of film to Rembold’s. Our Improved Factorial System of Develop- ing and Printing will prove a positive revelation to the per- son who knows only ordinary methods of Photo Finishing, Mail Orders a Specialty. | REMBOLD’S Everything Photographic 512 Pine St. coens chases widow of Giuseppe Marconi of Bo-| LT _logna. | erin ER’SIS SERS = Classic Designs in ?Dining-Room Suites# —_—- ———— —— —— —— a — fects that must please. and mahogany finish, well sign. Offered in complete Suites (or separate pieces if desired), We have assembled a large and varied assortment of Din ing-Room Suites in the popular period designs, including Adam, Queen Anne, William and Mary and other classic ef These constructed and creer” $140 te $650 Reasonabl priced and fered on credit terms. SeREEEE ee both walndg & d¢@- shown in beautiful in are Here is a Refrigerator we can conscientiously recommend. Offered in various styles and sizes, in- cluding this one pictured. Easy Payments Rhinelander “‘Airtite”’ Refrigerators— This Side-Icer Style REFRIGERATOR @ SJ 4D 15 Buck’s Gas Range is the choice of the thrifty house- have for veare f rvice thew pe - ; ventilate . : te “a ' Buck's gs wtih We Carry Fall Lines of Buck's and Quick Mea] Gas and Combination Ranges Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged 7 ~ : - - Buetlner'’s N. E, Corner Washington Av. at Eighth St. TTT TTT ee Pye ~ - i -_ 7 - : | |

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: ST LOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH _10B ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. / ae Van Dover was nations to | into the house. Later he home Friday afternoon, was brought; home. + EE | cg oes a They compromised on $7.50 in- time. by clearing deliveries not later + SANITARIUM PATIENT, BEING ‘here for treatment at St. Mary’s In-;take him back to the hospital.':with a shotgun and fired at ) ‘Stoker, according to Van -Dover, Dover. bwersary Pawo | MOVERS CANNOT UNLOAD Guoen Geers to Geers. piano mer-/ crease and a half-hour decrease. than 2 p. m. each day, with tHe ; ) : | , : f] ’ i- . 4 os : ‘ —— - . -_ ~ > el On Sale : new nan wren. a ao alacant alae ; =" Orient. : _* —_— Vonday. L 4 ; Riee eee =. oe b ’ + : a =. —~ a. 7 - _ rx ae aera . : : oe won 500 aie timekeepers ae jeweled ef eS ee a me ot. iS [aes rn = =e Yong Sa eS ~ : in 20-year guaranteed case. 3 : : i= | At the price of $20.00 they are excep- S tional value, but to make them a still Balance on easy greater bargain we give ggg Bm == |= | == — ae — oe i ie ae. \\ Sate \\ SES. We have onl; 500 of these famous and nationally cbveckiead 9x12 Bungalow Grass Rugs at this exceedingly low price; a huge quantity purchased for our eight stores, imported direct from Japaii, which came in slightly soiled in transportation, a leaking roof permitted clear rain water to spot them in one or two small spots on each rug, hardly noticeable; however, each rug is perfect in construction excepting the soiled spots which do not affect the wearing qualities. We have 12 designs to select from. A look will convince you these are real ba rgains. The beautiful patterns will win your favor. A negular $19.75 value. : A BR Ss O i U T = Ly - ind c EY! ' ae ) Polar Cub Electric F i: y Stars O an Ti POP fr A Beautiful Gold-Filled Chain Sold Everywhere at No Less Than $5 Puts The ite : —_—> é : | | Zz _ Pi: * ND 1 n secure this exceptional bargain—without parallel in this ¥ Nationally a Cis , ate — : : A path de genrtne only 25¢ down—the balance on easy time pay- hts Watch in woh a Adver- a Extra Heavy | | ; “Just Credit xs , We Bring Is fm . A | | an Good ORIEL BLDG |e TH and LOCUST Face” E at ; \* 7 ; , ; > " ‘fi , - »** “,* * * ; , , | : } ‘pease : ' r! £1.00 Cash—5o0 Month , —% , Hist ‘ : ash—0c per Mon e . (ie * : . . ; | ia? 2 ’ - : fs ; i” ’ 7 q : . - . nT ra ye Our . ‘ arr rree? ~~ ; - - j ; ’ j - © - ser . . bt - , . ; ~ . . ’ : iat : ims ’ ’ ’ ’ ' ; : 23 - ’ " . ; ’ , .* me + not! lence of thodes-Bur lere ir « ' bitdy im . ’ ' ’ ;! , : e ) ou ’ i] i | ; ; i ; . ’ %, This Crib is elegant) . etructed and finished in w ' $5.00 Cash—$2.00 per Month ensvy to move almworut rhis Electric Vacuum Sweeper is mo inte a on i lw rs ix absolute ly guaranteed in Just a@ shown In « . tes , “ith a wood woven wire apring respect- e —_ essit) ” . " re a+ttan ’ 4 et s) 14 ’ Un ape 1A i merle rToTMOrra wv ‘% ‘ . — Nat! MAL: = iN . . id ul 1 : and 7 on wih ‘ $1 r+ ( oie Sal Oc Month blas, Terms. :, ; he KA : ‘ I | ®: : ait ¢ 1 7 ie a. B | aies 2.00 Cash 2.00 per Month Sweeper Wi th eretty y- > es - ie. a —_— a ~ — — Mr Mit] aT i] UU te handling $3.00 Cnahb—87.00 Menth ihere ‘is ere le’ n+? , ui in the integri' the des ‘ Aes sorme } expert can aqualil ' lucig re! i} igh a ade »* > un e ‘one +) 7 . } ° : r ‘ é at We Week . $1.00 Month ; fi {s An wv as Tie a Week. Se SSS All Goods ws ~ * ‘ ee - 9-Piece Di ining Suite ie po ie iid Marked Just si. h Coal Pil ama Bee: BBS Pl Conserve the Coal Pile aan. 1. £ em with aCAHILL Farnace HERE is a secret back of the economy and heating qualities ; ets of Cahill Pipeless Furnaces. ‘This secret is found in the n Bed ge sion hasan ‘ —_— \, . - 1 ial LP ©artin : : b F 4 “a8S0) IT gs ~the parts of a rurnia - ’ “ar COUT nt fo: most when chure hes, & : Oo 's. factories the fire is laid and started. ] he Cahui« é5 (NGS ace unusually heavy and stores. One register rate thick, and Caretully fitted and finished. snd when oo: ce heated they the whole house. Simpie to retain heat longer t x ar install, economical and easy aes be g han Mest furneces, 1. COV saving fuel and to eperste. Uniferm heet in rowing off a greater and more uf:icrm heat Moreoyv er. the every roen, constantly circu- heavy Cahill castings will w : . hale & leting turdil d es will withstand wear better than castings less Write us for FREE ROOKLE™ ° $ urdily maae, Ww hich means less re p! 2cing of parts 1s recutred in a fully deecriding Cahill Pimelece ft - e Purneces and giving ve aebie . Cahill Furnace than in O! dinary fy -Naces informaiton about heerirg : Rach A/MaPphonme te tul guaranteed wa lie aoinet werk te one “pee | golden oe me iese.en probleme uy This Suite is ust Sm “00 Aree roevoin \ surttet chases for our kKiehbt ™ > >» [ ‘ ‘ Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Il].. Danville. Ml. EASY TERMS ” £1.50 Cash—S1.00 Monthis Cairo, fll, Mound City, Two in Louisville, Ky. 1 Furnace is the result of 40 years manufa@ur: hg expernence, and em ,~ Fistares an enviable Teputatiog for quality ued aces teainey an Orme ae Picepace | ; , — ear ad ea lute) _ ween ron \ will send sketch of your buil ‘ding and number and wed eee’ Bae Kies . é : CHATTANOOGA ROOFING & FOUNDRY CO. CHATTANOOGA. TENN. - — | — ff Loo AGENT, Independent Plumbing, Heating and Supply Co., 1117 CHESTNUT STREET

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ST.LOUIS POST-OSPATCH _ ae ___ SUNDAY “MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ‘am pany H, 138th Regiment, , "Sapa ct mene & We. Taigi's xh l , ' os “2g. re wax Se we F . ' foes Te cra Ma Lue . The financial statement shows that | $5,803.50 was contributed by St. | Louisans to the campaign and a lke amount Was expended under the fol- lowing items: Salaries $1357.77, of- Ree Gaad beet.te Emote oon. This mammoth price reduction sale comes to the public of St. Louis like a bolt out of a clear blue sky. Just concern, while our other warehouse across the street is filled to capacity and will not hold any nvyore ‘mer when everyone had resigned themselves to paying constantly increasing prices for furniture, circumstances chandise. Unable to find another satisfactory warehous? in the immediate vicinity we are compelled to use the $1057.81, advertising $885.30, print- ing $262, postage 675, supplies. compelled us to launch this great event. Our warehouse at 908-10-12 N. Eighth st. has been leased to another most drastic price-cutting measures to dispose of this stock quickly. Get your share of these bargains Tfonday. 'S1lOGR.48. It is stated that none of Seaver FALL BEDROOM FURNITURE ) “The fact that such a sentiment N = FU RNITURE for Hoover exists in St. Louis has iSteace fon states AT AMAZING PRICE SACRIFICES GOING AT GREAT oc ; EN ee | Morton, chairman of the Executive | *Rxtraordinary’’ is the word (‘ommittee saic °_— ‘ ‘ "a of that exactly sums up this very said. So far as we can ey Le ae USP You jlearn from them no other sentiment | . 4 7 i . e pcs! i" nag Sees acirins ok anywhere similar strength has Tl A esi: EE at §=$285 Bedroom Suite $315 ate Set peqpange “S st Ha 1 & price will quickly exe | been brought to thelr attention.” he ae on added bust. . of great beaut Clarance H. Howard, president of a ee nO o ' —_ m orc oO di ose " > rear . > ’ - ; ; e*.] . : 4 . . ) i t ontra ped werk and | the Commonwealth Steel Co., i: “a SPR t! y gee i of them quickly we are sacrt- ] viv my — waist & li Asal A D | wes of the Hoover Clubs i inter 7 ficing them for $183. This y Set ty on a bi > weted . : = = Mie Sj ’ ' ~ eae ' charming Queen Anne Suite ig of . =. . - ¥ | .Miesourl. Signatures from the State ‘ WF - ‘'. } , »porti« su ‘bly tion. This Set is just Ng n't ge ctoneto | Were Sent direct to Chicago. The | Ji Maga ees Sey ae ee Wit shown, handsomel} * . , ™ ° : ¢ : . : ‘ . = e ] : we ft avoid possible disap. St. Louis headquarters in the Hotel * comprises bed. dresser and chit. signed and wanqean y well ~ . é . constructed. Set ‘comprises “a : r i 8 ee ee re en money. Pay only $2.75 for waist comite oakuna’” Gat - every featurecarefulily—thepure | Staticr have been removed to thea orette; dressing table extra 60-in. buffet, 6-ft. exten sion table and six chairs tyle— beaut! , ; rt fit are a |; Morrison Hotel in Chicago and the folowing representatives of the ' (hina closet extra Sahighted with .BX757; Flesh by No. club have gone to Chicago: Morton, $155 Bedroom Set—Three ve E98. OO $400 Bedroom Set Four 296, oo 759. Be sure to give size ; ‘ey Sullivan, On sale at......... pieces. On sale at 7 dea $185 Dining-Room Set oe 00 aa neeE testes,” © ie ate 339. 00 ak finish. Sale at......... o . ' Hlorace Swope, Humphrey pieces; period design. Sale at | Marie B. be gm airs. George Gell- $205 Bedroom Set Four . $136. 00 $69.75 Walnut Chifforette. , period 4A. 2 oak finish ale at. ‘horn and Mrs. Aaron Rauh. | pieces. On sale at..... design. On sale at.... ‘$3: 5 $340 Dining-Room Set st $269. 00 $70 Solid Oak Buffet—-Golden '" $49. So Se onk finish. Sale at. | $110.00 Walnut Onstformtte— S55. 00 $125 peed oe mca PEN; period design. Sale at pp Ses I Genuine watnut.) on aslo at ver pants tage set FOLGO Uf ses’ sone ou ast or GAA TS — Timon Te en CBO DE | * sive Colonial design. Sale at. pedestal base. Sale at... . Wow; Q2vaerearoi) - ON NE Oe ae SEE ALL LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE en oe | ALL DAVENETTE SETS AND BED AT DISCOUNTS oF aeoeT 33 DIVANS GREATLY UNDERPRICED Ce ax iving-Koom Se 6 ii ears mete . $1 15 Davenette Set = Ve a This is one of the most re- markable bargains in recent peasy wense—tnagnitioent loose se Because of lack of Seene ni Ion, cane and mahogany set—- space we are selling aT This upholstered in a fine quality IDavenette Sets for $386 : velour The loose cushions are Set ismassively construe mei oe spring filled. Set econaiate ; upholstere din genuine Morocco - two pleces—-6ft. davenport ¢ leather Divan opens into fu vour choice of efther chair . size bed Set consists of dievran. arm rocKer-—-on rocke! The third pieces is /$75 armchair and extra sale Oke « . ee ee F xclusive Period design. No Summer Wardrobe Is Complete ARM ess coe Hrsg tees." $2ES.00 Pict eeiten. “$3TS.00 || rae Ses $112.00 Sanat "$139. 50 VY; ; | Upholstered in silk velour. / SEG qubibn upvelster . - $305. 00 Ret—Velour or tapentry ESS 7/5. 00 sce! » design. Sale “$12t. “ plete with mattress. Sale at.. 42. 50 Loose eushion upholstered holstered. Sale at meas Live ryd ay Pu TLDS ff ff $155 Blu Blue 5 Porcelain Combination | | MERCHANTS ! 1c nae Bs ana en nS Extra Special Offer We illustrate one of our most becoming ; = = ay RANGES $150 All-Blue PERATORS | and popular models, indicative of many ===" san! ¢ ! n0 Porcelain Cabinet Warehouse others likewise available. e AS R AN CES Consolidation In This Big Sale at ) Of black calf, patent leather and Sale of Complete REDUCED PRICES and 10 Records Russia at $17; of white canvas at $15. % | My ; Although present wholesale 4 ad — ——— if ty) {* en : prices of these Ranges have —= rap Em HRY IN i | z= «lle eg — cate _— delivered to your home ih | i \| ~ wees advanced greatly, present remaining supply NA ah # t the low prices of §98. This | payment of H is a full-size all-blue porcelain = ' ik *i ij +f Range—haes large 18-inch oven. a | y } ‘ ' 7 " Te | $5 Cash fi) i four gas and four coal hole cooking surface-—cooks and a Da bakes with coal or ras—actual ‘ LiceN | | Sic value—sale grtes--Cee. Z Siras Yo 1B BEDS!! SACRIFICED a | SP fap | | $1.50 Weekly ct $20 Steel Bed and OIF 76 SVTULeT Tmt a ) ee ii ws Se Hacer $18.35 LULA Hi “ena Side ler Rerigerator Say TN CABINETS Bed—Sale at .. 1 Pr | r Thi ll-b! r lain’ cabi- 830 Massive Steel es 75 Zz €' net Gas Raage =hae ry ‘on 15 Bed—sale at.. usually large ovem and broiler. ba eee ene aememtet win the Bl Pay for It $2.00 Weekly $65 Kitchen § Cabinets 860 Brass Bed— $39 45 | latest type “U-shaped burner , , in one-third less time Alu 870 Brass Bed—Massive ports are removable: easy to Room Outfits Think of it--a full size, scien “at a —s onary design— $ 680 Brass Bed—Very mas- clean: equipped wit ] ; tiflcally constructed side icer, =f Sees tae 47, 25 ‘Gees ie *— of Period white ‘ename! lined Refriger- ol Maing “Sane Pe. I 6 s te 9. e : J full size—sale at which gives you a baking heat sale at ne ye sale lighter. (;varapteed ator for only $23.75. See one Kitchen I§2 years : if & Furniture etl amen we rie de } mad On rate G 9.6 Pay for It $4.50 Weekly ae ne tg , $16.75 oe “Sherman” 525 .6S Consolidation Sale of herman’ m-: Room $ goo Tev-tecr $21.25 J att oie $§6. 502 ro lllmecendamcagge $33 65 and Ge coma Kitchen (Cabinet— [4 om Duttit Refrigerator at | ' All “aaa latest $62 75 Getriserater at......90900 ff large sizes at, é | at Unprecedented Discounts TABLES $3 Jf Pay for it $2.75 Weekly , ‘Itmay not be its fault if your chiki’smarks — taimorade Ne OP RY at Big Reductions . ret, & 5 O oe BABY Aa REDUCED ~are notion a par with other pupils. | | - : per trammned Chent»—Cop- R22.50 Labrary Tables—Ma- J ‘Furniture At is-quite likely that your anil = beng Ral pesceagy 0. $29.40 Pca i... $16.75 9 pay for It $5.50 Weekly sale a “93 rn 5 cap : thereby causing backwaraness 1n | on Cedar Chests—Large G35 Library Tab 4 8 7. = Room Outfit 45 Chifforobes Well made 18. 5 “Studi by defective vision. _ o yee ? S28 we e of Period } egal se, — 510 Lloyd Raby | $40 Lloyd Baby. e eke ‘ ry Tables $39.50 4 (A oOts aes BRROB RZ RSD ‘a LILLE LLL LLL AL AAALAC EG LOL LLL CALL OL ALE LN LLL LAL LL AA LAL LL LAL AOL LALO OORT eS tee til ct tte ttt te mt a emcee ge $ od ’ S70 Chiff: robes Massive de Carriage Carriage HUand- Furniture sign—large size— $49, 50 ‘te design; sale | come designe; sale at mo \ — not: guess .50 Cotton and Felt Mattress; full 45 pounds; a oe —— ! G; 32 savines ad 4 . | eee Os ee $1 3.75 Me nie y suae teen: egies o “$52.50 | Size Oxl2 ft. On sale at Brussels Rugs— , : $80.00 Axminster ree pot 50 { orld ft. On sale at $26. 50 Ys tps : mee > > Re te ~ 9x12 feet; fine quality. Sale at + | WD yri' ++ Meh LS 4 $125,00 Turkestan Wilton Rugs 50 | $97. : eine age Agar — $58. 75 Wy GS 5 thovsect” LO pulirc to Wl bic Cece dou: —Size 9x12. At THE BIG STORE AT Ss. E COR. 8TH AND FRANKLIN - + RAADs-4 AP DS AS a ie —- RA OR Re en ee Oe Fe en ON a tt a

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Ae Pi a F. et Ss 7 a Lee eA ae ry Say . 3} ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Sates Pie SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ee a ee en ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' —-—— Ss SPECIAL SESSION URGED — Ee F -TOLOWER INCOME TAX st = _ Bi be visited can clergy® ous religio sentatives .the Chur according Armstron the Churc? who has Church an at Clevelar the Federa of “huret Secretaries, “The ob Dr. Armeat tion of in especially the shatte ed States @ who have failure to and to ent It is also t Church of strong effo IRENE PAVLOSK A : | | 7 ret Chicago Grand Opera Co. ) : a. THE REV, The appearance of this noted Mezzo So- By the Assoc prano, commencing this week in the “Firefly,” on ae 7 | ' Michael's Episcopal e e | accepted t The Municipal Opera Bie ein F nounced t . Dr. Cook Forest Park | at. Mark's z i . | Tex., in M is being anticipated with great interest by — at Kansas Music Lovers. : ing the wo with the Ar with the Se & | , i=, e Nineteen Associated Industries Request} Governor to Call Leg- islature. | GFN hae i idbh' e. “The executive committee of the) Associated Industries of Missouri, a) Ftate-wide organization, has adopted | resolutions requesting Gov. Gardner SO ne — td call, as soon as possible, a special | eépsion of the State legislature for | the purpose of reducing the State! income tax rate to conform with the h o M e nN O a e actual needs of efficient and busi- | ness government The present in- | A come fax rate is 1'4 per cent cS ] 1] "% Members of the Executive (ogm- é a ( | A mittee, who signed the resolution, were EF. J Miller, president, St. | The group of ain witha’ Saati — the Cadillac what it is Louis Scraw Co.; H. H. Allen, genera] anager Bemis Bros. Bag Co.; Joba! today, have worked in silence and almost in obscurity for Ee ereomont Lacieds-Chriny | seventeen years—deriving their greatest reward from the Clay Products Co., and Albert J. : ‘ Davis of A, J. Davis & Co | endorsement which their endeavors have won from the The adoption of the resolution fol- | whole world. lowed a conference in Jefferson City | on Thursday between 2 special com-— it f the Associated Industries | : , EEEthe Governor. This committhe | Their greatness has been manifested by the fact that they EE tems trom taxation wha have been content to remain hidden from the public eye and presen nceome rom axation , : om ~tonsiderably in excess of the amount combine their ability for the Common good of the Cadillac. —meeded to cover the expenses of the ~~ Btate Government, and that. the ’ “people ete pol be aukod to pay | No one of them would dream of contending that the SUITE tase Uinined tte: Cadillac is his creation—he would feel ashamed to filch lie said that United States revenue ene the tater part ff from his fellows the fruits of seventeen years of closest and 1918, advised State officials that , . 2 ene and one-half per cent income | friendliest co-ordmation. tax would realize approximately $2,- 600,000, and as the loss to Missouri ‘ caused by the prohibition enactment They have had, all these years, 2 COmmon alm, and a necessitated additional avenues of ‘ : Mis @ was derided to ; increas common standard, and all of them share and share alike in the tax to that rate. Experience, he. the pride and pleasure of making the Cadillac more worthy added, has proven that this’ rate ‘ produces a larger revenue than is_ ot world’s appreciation. ~—ecessary. Figures are now avall-. ‘able, based on the income of the | State under the present law, upon The Cadillac has grown and which the Legislature may intelli- , gentivy provide for a downward re. | man s character Ows and re oom tax; he:enid. he dedicates his life to honor and integrity, and declines to ? LETMAR CLUB, HOME MAKER, swerve from that high standard. SB sgedys nd LOSES ITS OWN QUARTERS When another group, equally gifted, have applied the same wiline to Suspend and aia Reet, 1 high principles over a long period of years; when those OSSCSSION,. ACK d . > Ps - . . . = of Shardell Hotel. principles have fastened themeelves like a life-long habit on The Letmar Club, whic) ovides’' , . > omes for oat in wi ioe sn is with- the rank and file of a great organization—then, and not 3. a home, its quarters for the past till then, can there be another car remotely comparable to ear at 3858 West Pine boulevard, aving been sold. The 25 girl room- the Cadillac. we — - ——- + Set 3 Se ee — ee eee Om ne a SE ee re eee = : - — EE a ae ee Ttthtit to eet eae a ]—_-—_ r Tun TVOONNONTOGNOVFVVLaNGUIC UOT UGQETONAGIVOAHCTHOLOOVEAUUNQONTOONTEVOOUUONDONDCONNOGD ODEON . ed the Shardell Hotel, Lindell Ay WENTINTIIINUI IMUM Nn nateaee VWiibulevara and Boyle avenue, but will : =e unable to obtain possession of the ; mpeoerty Imefore April 1 next. All ef-' : ts to obtuin other quarters tempo- | : ; TOURS —_ em _ Pr ‘ we - : Matineeos, sun. Nigh On | “Werily have failed. So the club de-. “a ed the only course left was to) w@ad other good places for its girls to | Sa until it obtains the Shardell and | : | ' / ’ nporarily suspend activity. | ™" The Shardell was purchased with ‘ Two Weeks acation Tours the Letmar Club's share of $250,000 sed in a joint campaign conducted ° Siang by tt and the Y. W. Cc. A To Two National Parks “ities to accommodate 100 girls who wll have a large measure of home ¥ Yellowstone and Estes . The club is expected then. to 7 3 a come self-sustaining financially. Leaving Chicago affairs now are administered by ——— , Every Saturday evening commencing SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES June 19th. tens ALSO Tours to WESTERN he Glacier an Parks | ALTON, ILL. | July 3, 17, 31 and August 14 Call or write for details COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AMERICAN EXPRESS ii | Sunday, June 6th, 2:45 P. MN. , ' | | ‘ Travel Department Issued for Any Amount P Baccalaureate Sermon by NINTH AND Leoeur anee ST. LOUIS - » = | | The Rey. Z. B. T. Phillips, D. D., Rector St. Peter's | Phones: Bell, Olive 6700; Kinloch, Central 4000, Station 25 From $50 to $5000 a Oe Episcopal Church, St. Louis, Mo. it Tuesday, June 8th HEY don’t fluctuate in value. They yield five per cent |'|/ 9 °:00 P. M.—Class Play, ‘‘Strongheart.’’ | OCEAN STEAMERS interest, which is much higher than you can obtain under |||; 7:00 P. M.—Battalion Parade. _ 8:00 P. M.—Concert. $$ — — EE ee te sd TS AIRE 6 A RIA SEES Mw ~~ — - y ee ee ee re 222424272 ¢ gE « ENG, A Ee — SF A LS TT RA TL TTT I OE EK OT NE TR SAN A NT, RN NS Ra tN en ti GRR = . - — a eeceeee42e4¢442e¢4644¢ 4 © OCEAN STEAMERS i — o-- we + — a lot of free | || most savings plans. They’re quickly convertible—we cash | | ‘| them on 30 days’ notice—or on demand if you waive the inter- || a ee ee “y t 7 ’ 7 a fe “A a pat, ; > | 2:15 P. M.—Militarv Exercises the other dies. ae OE 4:30 P. M.—Battalion Revi 3 Pee : E '. The Celeb : er United States Shipping Board's Passenger Service JR Sunvorted uy § we o los p > 4 - ? vest in these Industrial Certificates of Savings Is : MARTHA WA@GHINGTON, 15.000 tona@ (b)....«-> look S sly to see if 1t 1671 t | not only protected by the entire assets of this big, Colonel George D. Eaton, Major Ralph 1. Jackson, : we - = anu Ae tone (ec). ete: seelal ‘July 3 , Hi row and get complete details concerning this im- | an annie a. proved savings plan. Lours §:30 to 5; Saturdays as 0 MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE stuff wrt bh ||! est that has accumulated since last interest date. They may /|/|;| 8} oer eteagye ye ags a Ané their sbfoty.ts abeclute. Every déller you ia- Hn Parents interested are cordially New York to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos Ayr. : Musical com prosperous company, but is guarded: by the able, | | Superintendent. Principal. (a) let Class. (b) let & 24 Class. (eo) let, 24 & 34 . ‘tween the real value of the 3 SUMME Be to 8 p. m.; Mondays to 7 p. m. | ROCKFORD COLLEGE ee /MMER RESORTS | Passenger Dep't, 82-02 Beaver Street, N. ¥., also at SF nnual Protestar ' men emetiiiin | Drere!l Bide... Keyser Bidg.. | Conway Bidg., | 418 Olive Street, | Modila — piano and the price you are |] DIRECTORS OF INDUSTRIAL LOAN COMPANY i Non-Sectarian Founded 1847 THE NEW I] Philadelphia, | Baltimore, ! Chicago. | St. Louis. Aiadama J _ PAUL BROWN, Paul Brown @Co. CHAS RERSTOCK, Chas. Reb- | FOR THE EDUCATION OF “MINNEWASKA” HOTEL | RI EIN AUT NN a Sunday, stock & C Adami asked to pay. i] ARTHUR A. BLUMETER, Pree. mt THE INDIVIDUAL A brand-new summer resort on Lake | a — | | BASEE Industrial Loan Company. FRANK C. RAND, Pres Inter- Minnewaska. Glenwood Minn New SUMMER RESORTS | W, FRANK CARTER, Carter, national Shoe Co. | A at dard d Lib | furnishings, metal beda. felt mattresses -- — - : — | Collins & Jones, Attorneys. AL, SHAPLEIGH, Chairman of | 4 andar modern ipera | prere? meee ee 14 rooms with bath: j q CA : : ti . ° = " y , ' ' uv if! ore } { . sh The Ou pom uall cadl u/ you can't | | HENRY @. CORNET, Cornet & Board Shapleigh Hardware Co. Arts college for modern women. hot and cold water eobadale tatatarien 2 CARDIN | Zeibig. Ni 0 ag Bil] Expert faculty of forty. with toflete and bathe on each fle Back to ature AVE : * . ar -yons & Swarts, acr oor i i cb r ‘ an . for men omen. f 7 $1600.08 tenturee "yoo" %) tay meee? teak Propealon | F eeae tte Rp oy ye Pres. Attorneys. | Strong A. B. and B. 8. courses fishing in the bin ne cane Ce ~~ SLT LE > . Came S — . : : vat F ar r é a ’ractical an¢ “ man | oe We at eh A Billi! EDGAR B. McDONALD, Vice FRANK A. THOMPSON, Attor- | || f/|| im English, modern languages, nearby: private farmer. tore enery will locate men of means tn ideal hunt- y - he ' Nan a & Myers Tobacco ney. | classics, history, philosophy, rs e350 ones Rates with private ing. fishing and boating districts, Won- — 6+ - HH con , MELVILLE LL. WILKINSON ji Bi}} seiences, social and political 3 to $4 pee dee ey; Without bath, Sortul Isentions fer Summer homes anc ‘ * | J an ye POW ERS. Vice Pres Pres Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bar. if sctenaen. all taught i i 7 ° - A Ry ALL sey. Gopencing on length BB hunting lodges, _ Thoroughly familiar ty ercantile Trust Co. ney Dry Goods Co ; 4 lu eir re A aaa oes 7s anes ores A 4 se- ng the —.¢ ae 4 gy : a ! ; , ; + ’ e® iv Tite for Vieconsin, Michigan, Northern ntari lation to life and its problems. |] folder and particulars toC. J. UNMACK. Ei bana Hrittah Columbia . | i | j j ’ » 6 ‘™ . ’ Pl : } | ‘Bill Special courses in Music, Art, WOOD. MINN AERA. mer ak nanan Mickesonaee” oumee ~* ee Short route te 2 ALPHA . ° e . ’ Norway, Sweden, - ey Industrial Loan ‘|| Education, Home Economics, 405 Pioneer Bullding. ‘ [ til) Social Work, leading to de- ns | Sit Pal, Minnesota. Denmark, Russis and Ew 1006 Olive St, Hy Compa VY ID grees _ Piney Bluff Home —— SJ OSES ee | excu Retiweon 10th and 11th Ste, ||| ‘Capital, Fully Paid. 714 Chestnut Se |||) |] Modern equipment: New swim- | the Meramec River. Write or phone 1@ ON THE _ Birgeastjerd. 16,000 tons aap ee : Hi erest- Frank W . 8b. CL | | $500.000 : St. Lous. Mo. it) ing and wholesome social life. en Oe NO — » HUBER S$ | . GASCONADE Fine cabins, Gane table. eal | The best of everything in the Ozarks ts at _ +every respec 7 a, ft Ozark Beach, on Lake Taneycome. O ROME ; Nerwegian America Lise ; | | il | | Send fer Catalog | Bea oh, via Braasea, Me. "the. Hub “of - Pune ' Agency, inc. i ‘ > oo ae ———$——— -—— 7. © Madd Ph | ere See ion and. Send for literature, | Now open and bookin for June. a: Th POST DI ’ _ mance ee — , Wm. A. ox, D., Pres., then } ollow Loe ¢ row dd. July. August and Senheunbar: VAca- BIRGER OGLAND, C. Ww. Mgr. a ‘ és e ‘DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening |] 446 College Av., Rockford, Illinols. || tion's Paradise; « resort for ladies| 415 §, Dearbern &t., C mi ) . Bewspape ving Associ a land gentlemen. Write for booklet rt giving ated Press news service, To rent a room—use @ Post-Dis- ‘\iuress C. N. HUBER, Jerome, Me. ' MR. JOHN G, BORRESEN, - . , a “ patch WANT AD. Box 7. 603 N. 12th St, St. Leulm . AUTOs Pp Z : : | Thomas Arkel Clark, Dean of Men, Universitvw inoi as 2 ; aeeere ‘ ‘err! be registered under two names, payable to aither party in case ||| 1:15 P. M.—C'adet Band Cag. r > a SS a. Z} ter A v4. ». “at tJ hy sf Pf A IG kh ‘ [ - ' . , 7 rf : " as as any piano, exercises. _ Friday and Sa to ma k diff be I conservative custody of the well-known business ae y a > e up the erence ty men whose names appear below. Step in tomor- biti | 4 Kk yor sasetas Wee 200 Se ae en Lines’ Offices at IIB EOIO ALOE DOY ACG AENI ien - m Vegetables.

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§ nc, according to the Rev. i Armstrong, ma iP e iS a | - *. . ; en Se — ee eS . ae _——" athelee, > 4 we nN aie nie eee LA NO A LE OCG LLL A LOLI LOLI [errs ai eateal _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUND AY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920 ——_ — _—_ — ee ee Representatives of Federal Council Plan boffort to Offset Failure of Uv. S. to Ponter Nation's League. Nineteen European countries will er by 40 Ameri- can clergymen and officials of vari- anizatir be visited this sunim ous religious org gentatives of the Feder - l h i ae the Churches o irist executive the Church Federation who has just returne ce at Cleveland, ©., of Church Federati | Secretaries, "The objective of the Dr. Armstrong said, especially an endeavod the shattered confidence ed States on the part of the who have been disappointed at our failure to ratify the n= . = BY - -_-* Church of America should make a strong effort to develop moral and spiritual associations | 4 nations.” By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, Md., Rev. Dr. Phillip Cook, Michael's and All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church, Ba accepted the Bishopric of Delaware, to which he was elected, it was an- nounced today. Dr. Cook came to Baltimore from St. Mark's Church, San Antonio, Tex., in March, 1916. He was born ' at Kansas City, Mo., in 1875. WDur- ing the world war he served a year with the American forces in France, with the Seventy-seventh Division. June _ RELIGIOUS WORKERS TO VISIT -- BUROPE TO RENEW CONFIDENCE ns. AS Te al Council of in America, Dr. Arthur H secretary of of St d Li from Church and Community convention under auspices of the Federal Council and the Counc!! Executive mn peo peace tre and to enter the league of nations. It is also believed that the Christian etween THE REV. DR. COOK NOW BISHOP rector of ltimore, Visitation.” “is the cultiva- tion of international) friendship, and Lo overcome inthe U 5.——The _ EXOURSIONS _ EXCURSIONS -- -—- PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS 2— Excursions Every —2 Day — onan el Samer m0 PAUL" pre- UIs, the Mississipp! ow t!} every rey M a "30 retu ‘ 2 I a ~ ine A lton ZFoing an d Te ave at 30 p n oming Leave ‘ er, TH) rnine % }’ ' la? As, iy Anton by \. ‘ ept saturda at $:30 a. m. and 1 | Fa nous Jaz- E-Saz Band Mi usic st arts turns at 6.00 » days and 00 | at le Tickets 7h« I m. on Sundays I f big, roomy =n di ‘| ght Popular Dancing Trip nit- ~~ ei a > h tat . 900 rocking Mon Nig) it—Trimp's Dancing Academy . prenty of om ortuble ea — T XN ht Alp} sig mba les iesdav Nig pha cima | nhs Die Ro und trip tickets ine ludine war Wednesday Night Princess Dancing adul is “T childre be EVERY ga’ At aeomay aty URDA Y, \F Y . Ni »N business men's Thurad ay Nigh -\ = Se » 7 t? D. 30 aT Ad of Kht Kea ? I | Reunt n Autos ee i7s, a at Wharf, ‘Foot ‘of ijeniiecton Av. Os _ ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PHOTO PLAY THEATERS “$KOURAS Wg ' THEATERS Ae med oy pe NTERTAINMEN Tg . . ’ - op. a “| ww CANARY SING? il pot, don’t fall to try Halier's i “Dutch Song Kestorer.’ = » Airc ist Show—7 RIG MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW ‘on. «Marguerite Clark rues of-a-sudden Peggy” ‘‘WHITE LIES’’ Will Be Shown at 3 and 5:30 P. M. Today Only. sca a OF THE NAUGHTY LIVtLeE CONNIE IS AT Tt if The Love Expert in The Love Expert THE INCOMPARABLE LITTLE CONNIE AS YOU WANT TO SEE HER. CINDERELLA gt ae (beature UB TT A\ll- Thurs Great Moral Play an Alluring ang Fascinating Drama of Love. FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY—MUTT & JEFF—FOX NEWS a Cooled by the + — — 7 2. Pr. WHERE You PICK 7 FT S/ATH ANP yey hott PICTURES. T NC . The Love Expert CONS A The Love Expert The Love Exper TA J Pv EA iE t 2 The Love Expert LARRY SEMON COMEDY, CENTRAL WEEKLY AND CURRENT EVENTS. prretnise + | " N. E. and N. W. Cor, Cherekee and lowa. l and Night Olive Thomas ‘7 In “THE FLAPPER” rs -_ News. Ns ate —t Sennett Comeds LOUISE GLAUM IN “SEX” ll Re During the year 1919 the Post-Dis- co gover falle te restore vale Dispatch printed 93,775 Automobile Price. AGe: by mall: “Wants” 29,579 more than the R 9 a 2 _ FOUR other St. Louis Newspapers ry i 7:. _Vrankito Av. Mow combine SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES ——— NIGHTS 22°|t WAR TAX 3c ALL SEATS MONSTER SHOWS A LEADING THEATERS SHOWING a PARAMOUNT mcr URES - se in ALL WEEK Starting Today. Paramount Picture -_ a | quea mes ae sénkono's BRODUETION eee, OVERTURE De eee ee ‘ee “WAG LONDON “LET HER GO” A Riotous Mack Sennett Comedy That Will Tiekle YVour Funny Hone “THE ‘ rIRKELY” By WALTER RUDOLPIETS KINGS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OZART AIRDOME 28 DERSHING THEATER &AIRDOME vei ‘Et MAR AT.HAMI LT be N D3 Lad AT. 2 ee a” a ay bs DAYS STARTING TODAY SANTUELGOLDWYN PRESENTS ACK PICKFORDY in the romantic role of a Kentucky nw intain lad- that of CHAD” BUFORD, the PLUCKY HIIO © “SHE LITTLE : SHEPHERD OF KINGDOOMCOME RY JOHN FON JP. MILLIONS NAVE READ THE - — MILLIONS WILL SEE THE PICTURE -OOW’T RE AMONG THE MISSIMG Zane ae ’s Far amous Story Clara eae Young . ‘. p ¥ : * 7. Aa . . ff - ‘}" “A ul ; ‘ *”s ‘ "3? i Y w = of \ 7 - : i , . . is a A '? J - °. - . fay ; > e vw . > . = . o . - - - X . . = a ¢ ‘ . I » ty , ; =... . . - . = ° ; i” . ; . *) +08 : P a: . A “ a. . . ; , . “~"s’ . * -~ : : ‘ . ‘s mit. : a “ = ’ > —<é ,* " q : . * ‘* ~ ” . ‘ . a ; - . ’ PRIMI, — A Photo-drama that will open the — = k a = hearts of all you who live and love en Directed ae LILLIAN GISH | and glorify things beautiful. :: :: = ay Me MACK SENNETT LET HE, G Welalh | T D _ — ik COME DY ER O! — HEN ox: AND hay en HENS" } ; — eens OMEDY WITH A KICK | (Ge ’ mAncK Kh |] DAWEID M. SILVERMAN'S }= : ¥ a tT | Ne r BSREMESTRA BEAWTIFUL 3 = : aT poms) AT THE SKYDOME — CONCERT AT 7:15 PIM. f= NEW: GRAND CENTRAL © “ ENP EUS Ye SKYOOME GRkSERS a a ware END 1D LyRig SUROAY weexpavs RRUREE AT 2:80 “DELMAR AY BAYARD . 2 8 O'Fallon Park Theater & Airdome » @ BB @sBe tevse Se Ses « 7020 VMeat Plert«eant Avenue today ned Temerroew KATHERINE ~ Passion’s Playground eS ‘1. *T. JOUN IN ‘TROL BLA” and Others CTURES—NEWS—STAR VAUDEVILLE—GOOD MUSIC ‘LIVE SPARKS” iREFEN &2 LA FRELLE AND oT FRATTt RE—OL. Ive TIIOMAS IN Change Pregram Mondays me rhureday. itstc KRY M. SPIER “THE ‘HAMILTON SKYDOM VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PHOTO PLAYS SWAIN'’S COM EATOOS, COLLINS 2&2 DUNBAK Asp COPELAND. r L APP EK." Pieet Shew 7:50. Second 0 50 Bt HAMILTON AND ASTON AWD. TO 5—STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS—S The POST-DISPATCH is the only newspaper giving Associated st Press Louis evening news service. 2 Heel (omety “DESERT GOLD” “EYES OF YOUTH” !2!2=sssionsitis Upen 6 a. TOa.710 PINE ST. SPECIAL SUNDAY DIN Chicken, Turkey eof our Femous Steak ur Famous 7 oe have ear seating capacity + $1.25 m. to Midnight —

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at: | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH " ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : | NEW YORK STOCKS Wall Street NEW YORK BONDS ST. LOUIS STOCKS | Special to the Post-Dispatch. Local Bank Clearings News and Comment | .°8 #2" sons, Jone 5 ty ‘cia ‘qeanenih —SPECIAL DAILY— New York Bank St NEW YORK, June 5.—The ton of clearing house banks and trugs panies for the week ifive days) shows they hold $28,587,400 legal requirements. | Thewae 3 | ‘\s is an increase =, { | $4.228.400 from last week, ee 4 The statement follows sf ctual ‘ond : F a 4 a ’ a — * H a : v a . val 2 & ’ 2 ‘ * . 7 aun 5 p ~ j — _ - ’ % . s “ee @@ @ & | Leans, discounts, etc. 129, : | Crease, $15,855,000; Cash in own vay! bank, sales of bonds on the New York Sees Exchange w* - - t $13,114.000 yesterday, $9,595,000 a week ago. $). taal 2 688 two years ago. : , | 448.257 600 8. veer age ond oes. on P salez on the New York Stock Exchange today. Thursday 28,511,113 Pty Fp i ‘ ; - i - "°° |ere se. nt, S23 . Wednesday . 26,661,775 of member banks, Tuesday ..........++ 38,841,5511)$5.905,000. Reserve in own vau WER (IN EVE (}t Total sales of each security and the high and low prices are given: By a Special Correspondent of the ——- ce LIBERTY Monday ...-Holiday |! >anks and trust companies, $8,815.000- T Be ) - | (In_$1000 lots.) sitenesnieminiel Oils Hold Ste ‘closing prices. and the net changes for the wees: eliaimetiiad Post-Dispatch NTT BONDS. ee ; rat crease, $217,000. Reserve in de on ee ee Sales High Low Close Ch ge bales High Low Close Ch'ge suneee arauaner P ~ a. St t | ‘ GOV ERNM E.N on ae 40 91. Open Prev. . | ‘tor ion ter for for for for for for for | NEW YORK, June 5.—Wall Street | . BS. poy 3 ge etme x Sat’'y. High. Low. Close. Close. } / Vv ‘ce , , , ’ oo . 3 ’ ial ’ °o & r. 4 ,iberty i ’ : + . r+>- ee A Nl a . r STOCK. __ week. week. week. week. week. STOCKS = —- Wk. Wk. Wk. Wk. Wk. | nag given very convincing aft iden ; 16. §&. hiberty Ist 44,5 M7. "" Liberty 3%s..91.10 91.40 91.10 91.40 Prices were mixed at the week-end session ‘obs . . if (' S Reality... 1.300 5634 3% —1% | all week of its liquidated condition. | ". S. Liberty 2d 4%48.....85.! aD os , 45... 85.80 85,80 83-50 85.501 on the St. Louls Stock Exchange. The de-| "RK -4 state banks and trust companies, $9 3500 Dull — decrease, $506.000 ~ y Net demand deposits. $4,193.966.009- i i > . . " ° . * . ware! = . , } i , . 5° . —e Industrials. Us Rubber... ee k. Bear raiding which was successful Liberty ad 4% 44s. 86H 83 10 a eo ee : ue” a .- during the greater part of last |’ a> be Op The following is a list of enles made. Va-Car bs / month, has ceased to make any head- | +8. prick SEE te net chamein ab cnanmared *_e ef © © ©8888 8 @& © ee oe | ber Federal reserve | Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 5.—Total sales for the week on the New York Stock Exchange Were 2.053.500 shares. compared with 3,704,100 last week. Total sales Saturday were on i Pal 4 ~ is a list of sales for the week on the Stock Exchange. with the high, low. High. Low. —_: crease. $75,050,000. Time deposits, $98) 4a 000; decrease, $41,000. Circulation, Sam aan ne a 0OO- increase, $100,000 ‘¥ ‘ the t. &. deposits (soe ois One ee Ene: tal te the Pe regate reserve SS 014.000 Exceas ‘¢ . we) Save 28.507.400: increase, £42 NEW YORK, Summary of State banks and trust ¢ Am. Heet 76. uw) Alu. Can Sug. cot, 85.76 $3.00 05.26 05.0 LLLDLDERN 0 et et et et ed ‘ ‘ ‘ . a e ’ c ‘y 34 1 : , Ch Victor ? 4'.8. with preceding day's sales or last previous ption ceprtrrm: Cte eke ho eee | eS Whe he —— Xe Some Suggest Market Also Is. “Sold to a Standstill’”’”— Key to Situation. Ry Leased Wire From the New York Hureau of the Post-Disptach. NEW YORK, Jun 5.—The Evening Post. in its copyrighted weekly fi- nancial review, says: “Eiveryone is now break on the Stock Nove mber—followed, Vening recovery, by even more far- | reaching a decline in April and May was the correct forecast of the con- | ditions which now prevail in the money market and the markets for merchandise. Recognition of this) ‘fact might seem to give some impor- | tance to the action of the stock Market this week, when flatly con- _tradictory predictions regarding the fvremainder of 1920 have caused un- certainty. But the stock market has “either not lived up to its responsibil- aware that the Exchange last after an inter- fo) eae Atl.G. & W.UTI. Allis Chal. em. Am. Ice. See Sugar.... pid. Sumatra Telephone Rumley. Am A jax Rubber. : Am. —- do pfd. Bosch M. “@ Par ~~ eete. | >, ios booth Fish .. Brk. U. Gas Lirunsw ick Burna Lros do eyes: | Vanadium ctf. 14, | Vivadou 4e4 Western JL ££ ie West Airb.... White M C.... Wilson & Co.. FF ie Willys-Over .. Wooiw F W.. do pld ..... Wor Pump.. Metals | Alaska Gold ~- Am Zine , Ana Cop. iil 6.4 Baldwin lLoco.101, ' j ' ; ' Chino | Beth x ee Batopllas Min. os ee KR ; . B97 do 8 pet pfd. Beth Motors Butte Cop .... Rutte & Sup.. Cal & Ariz... Chile Cop. . Cop. e* - i 7: short loss. | parts ' discount on the contrary operations for account have for the almost uniformly resulted in There is only one thing which provoke a moderate renewal Kive the short way. night might of selling and est a chance be the nomination by next week of a would be classed as radical. Barring this, it is difficult to see what could happen to precipitate any important downward movement from this price level. The worst is known regard- ing the credit situation and just us Wall Street started last autumn ‘o the troubles which did not reveal themselves. until months later, so now it is ready to discount the relaxation in the strain which it may take the the vear to realize, but which is looked forward to with confidence. Perhaps too much has been expect- the Republican fully ed in the shape of immediate loan re. | duction. It must be remembered that _the Federal Reserve authorities have _been chiefly concerned with prevent- not | ing further Inflation. They have wished to cut off credit to enterprises last fort- | inter- | to cover and that would, candidate who | six | credit | rest of | BS. FOREIGN BONDS Victory 4%. .0) Anglo-French o-Vear oS... i as do 3 Ls ».16 OS. City of Copenhagen 5'9s... City of Paris 6s City of Tokio 5s teens D. of C. 4% pet. notes, Dom. of Can. 5s, 11 Imperial Ist 4 Imperial 45s 20 Imp Japan Sterling loan Republic of Cuba 4s : Valley Ge . o Un K of Gt Hi & I hes vy ‘ . & Mivers rv In K of Gt Be& il Higa 1yoly Sy ba ae | Loriliard ©o 7s | o Un K of Gt BE& us “s to Louls. & Nash. unified 4s MUNICIPAL, 8. Manhat. Ry. con. 4s .. 17 N VY City 4'es l ‘ . P « ; — to M. «A St 15 New York City , Us) St RAILWAY AND MIS‘ on - l American Ss Mo Pac con 6 Am Tel Tel cvt 6s Mont Power % Am Tel & Tel cvt 4'\.8 Montrea! 4 Anferican Tobacco 6s . 7 NYC &] S Armour & Co. r eal est 4's 5 N X¥ Cen & s6 A. T. & S. Fe gen. 4s... N Y (C-Lake Sh col 3A. C. -I.. & N. col. tr. 48 N i Telephone deb * Southern lat 3s } Term oe Ge. ade — ! S de bts. 1028S Japan Japan 2d 66', BON toe eID Nor Pac prior len Northern Pacific Ore & Calif Ist Oregon Short Line Pacific Penn Penn Penn, Pere Phila. Pub. Sve. Reading gen. 4s ..... ae Ark. & Louis, 4%s R. Mtn. & Pac. ha.. & San F. pr. lien 55 \ + ee) ~~ lien 314s. _LE&W. V.¢ S’wn div... priot oO. 4s, P QO. 3toe, Sel. ref. Ge.. Leather gen. Pac. gtd. 4s Ohio evt he & Ohio gen & Ohio cvt Q joint West os -~j~ - his e J oe: “~_* 4 — | Sales of record: Week-end session— trown Shoe com |First National Bank __. International ' Laclede Steel ‘..ti(‘iéi cys = Temtor ‘‘A*’ Wagener Elec. Indiahoma Marland Marland 1 ee Ek. St. Louis & Sub. Ss.. (fe SY «re a eihe eae | *Increase. —Decrease. WEEK-END QUOTATI INS 109 Jiu 1 3.000) 1.000 4f Sales. Price. 4 fet hee. . Unchanged _ Bid. Asked. Ktoatmen'’s Bank . First National Bank Libertv Bank hs he ae Nat. Bank of Commerce... Mies. Vallew Trust .. as St. Louis Union Trust trown Shoe pfd . . ik ie ' (ent. Coal and Coke com... (‘ertain-teed Prod. com i | Elv & Walker D. G. 2d pfd. | Fulton Iron Wks. com. |'Hyd. Press Brick pfa Irdiahoma Refining International Shoe Laclede Steel Co. . | Mariand Refining Co. | Nat. Candy com ‘i... ae” —ER | Temtor ‘RB’ pies in Greater New York not ine clearing house statement: Loana, ete.. $782,.603,.000: increase, $6,520 $8.f20,000; itnerease. $44. M0 bank notes. $18,564). 400: one) with ’ Increase deposits. SS68.384 309. $22. 0657,.400 Eliminating cue from reserve depositaries and from banks and trust companies in New York and CU. S&S. deposits S814. 372.100: ine Ranks: Cash tn vault. Trust companies: Cash in vault, 044.5008 ———— a Bar Silver. YORK. June 5.—Bar dollars. June NEW Silver, Mexican The ounce short cene FPR ANCIAS 5.—RBar silver. 58144 eet ' i per cent, Discount eat months bills, 6% @é6 13-16 ae Foreign rir 228, 600, a -_ of am doing on tle side orders in wi ajonals. of ch Texas « th ei! wy th to fa bis w about a ef Wr yc Ai eo ce us lit we th activity cCatise issues from ft Pact 5 chief fene ong The Fi thy. ItIsiand ore W Hs & re in inter lr Creek i 1 Emerald a rhyite was in proriret, e and firm, nderate iy ae “nt I nited Reta (‘oal ¢o the ange Tre mimission he nr nign ma Mining shar ual, but hel tle doing iff about u ‘Tre i|Colo. F. Crucible '(erro Cop sities or has been as bewildered as Anyone else by the conflicting argu- ments. Practically all that can be _#aid of this week's market, is that it has shrunk to the narrowest pro- oe ns of any week since the sim-| —# A, TS fiar halt of economic uncertainty in| G) nq c" ' ruary of 1919. } Chi, Pneu. Pe t was not wholly unreasonable | (el. Graph. wto-ascribe this disappearance of Butterick that are in any way essential. They will be satisfied if commercial ioans | first cease to expand and then very | gradually begin to contract. | | The comparison between cut situa- | tion and that of England is again | worth bringing out in reply to -hose | | Who base ultra-pessimistic conclu- , Sions upon our present banking posi- | tion. Suppose our Federal Reserve | System instead of having a ratio of reserve to liabilities of 42 per cent, 7, | had a ratio of less than 13 per cent. «| Then there would be some excuse for taiking about the critical state of things. Yet the conditions here _seribed = are those of England | |teday and are the Englisrfiarkets acting as if they were on the verge of a crisis? The. Bank of En- kland between period week and | this last Thursday made a stren- | uous effort to build up its gold holdings, presumably getting ready = Stl... E. t Lo, 1 nited Bp ae - atoe | Missouri ‘« toe ae |__Ne@ Bonds | =“. 87 r> eee ol eee hi & Northwestern gen 5 hi RI& P Ry rfte@ 4s... s . ‘ - is - 7 ‘hi Union Sta 4'4s. ser A..1 to 100', 28. L. 8. erm. 5y.... { | \ ~P hile Cop col tr 6s... : 0 to oe Ma | Tene hin. Coal Market Review. ' during the past eT : ‘ I iB « ofa — = CHICAGO, June 5.—The Black Diamond, : : con Ss). — 2 | , of the coal trade in reviewing the \. i ; due, in our opin- for the week today says: : P . situ- 1on, TO the Presidential Elee- oe There is no improvement in the car % ation throughout the country and age a re-' te ’ “ ; e . + ff * at “ol tion which will be held in ge Am. Wee sult the shortage of coal is greater today than | Germany on Sunday. Stock me onal Aeton Exug The | -eline of German wa -w myo tante obe ote) ke: tw be lala bap ~~ 3 }@, |G. N. | Greene | Haskell & | Inspiration © Int. Nickel Iron Prod. Cor | Kennecott Cop. | Lack. Steel . | Miami Cop. | Midvale Stl. | as. Lead , Exe! Southern Pac. Southern Railway Union Pueitic Ss . Union Pacific Tnion Pacific — all | Coca-Cola 'Gnitiative to the near approach of the | ‘'ptesidential conventions. A_ presi- | (2s. Gas |i Goa. Z. C, ,éntial election is one of the greatest Can sMimancial uncertainties often involv- Prod. ‘ang consequences of vital importance | q “ea financiai situation; but the pres- d Ndpntial nominations sometimes, vir- | ( wtually settle the result of the! , reelection, and both are settled by | Goedon “Tauses and influences beyond the | maicott. John Pawer of financial markets even to | _do pid. ,forecast with certainty. | Bikhorn | y- it Uncertainty Factor. | wamous P.-L. * “When even the nominating red d ,Wantions are surrounded with such a | Freeport. T ' | ; Go PS "eet eee ee >i etd) > 4 : elt Ref & Min 6s... Power & Light 5s .... 5S Wahash iet Ss . " Wilson & Co Ist 6s jim ¢ ities Ne 900 Cleveland 85%, to &5 “ou Cont. Ref, toe 7 * Sug. . Otis Steel... . Candy .. . 1 ' Ont. Silver. : ; 'Pa. Seaboard.. Pressed St! 4 fd. ee Se —— ee a N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank. NEW YORK, June 5.—The statement of GOLD IN LONDON Siow ‘York “at ‘the Federal, reserve. Saas Oe vsi snows: SEEMS UNLIKELY de- . aeiniines ——— Oil ett. ile ctf. Corp. (five da Total gold reserves, $542, - 621,850. Total reserves, 47,988,204. Total earning assets, $1,0903,724,588. Uncollected items and other deductions from groes de- posits, $167,015. 399. Due to members. re- Sloss-Sheff. serve account, $753,271,962 Total gross de- do pfd permit gold or The negotia- Government to Russian ee ‘possible and are on the whole rather cept in some investment issues which | @. 2. | mand on the part of buyers. At the ere apt to happen in the June con- have been rather weak, has gone on | other stolen property. fined to the S#me time, wage demands continue, i. entions than on election day in No- its course serenely. There has cer- wie Bio ay ty aoe oe aa ee |along with low output. The steel | Yember. There have not been many |; _tainly been no general liquidating | Possibility of an exenange OF *uS-) manufacturers will probably resist | raceidents of that sort in the presi- | °" movement; on the contrary most de-/| *!@n agricultural products for manu- /any further wage demands. | : ential conventions of recent years; partments of the London Stock Ex- factured goods, of which the Bol- | The Rank of Eigland this week then the well-posted portion of | change have been steady to strong, | Sheviki are in dire need. _| gained £2,000,000 from outside insti- | uniformly | It is a positive fact that there has|,. Their wants include machinery,| tutions but the note circulation in- | nomi- | [gdiahoma , 3 . bad |been far more pessimistic talk by | boots and commercial articles. There | creased £2,300,000, of which £1,000,000 | | Kelly. Tire . R14 10: , me “ak I. pf ctf _reckless and irresponsible persons in| ‘8 Skepticism here as_ to Russia's | represents a transfer to the currency ates from whom the nominee would | Keystone T. \. 27 i: Ws net this country with our 42-per-cent-re- | @bility to barter any appreciable | notes account. Government secur- | There has been | Kress & Co .. serve ratio than thero has been in| Quantity of produce, but Krassine is | jtieg held by the-bank increased [£22.-| ' England with its 1Z-per-cent ratio apparently planning a London branch 000,000, owing to borrowing for pay- | ‘| of the Moscow co-operative union’! @ to be selected. oa | ibe Rubber ° ° ment of interest on the debt. o and the establishment of a Soviet Liberty Bonds. coals have frequently sold as high as $8.50 a ton tion of certain unfavored districts of Pen- - : . | ™ Klik Basin Syivania. West Virginia production was not | ano Federal ¢ y al - We therefore advise the it is the assigned car problem which is_ IMMEDIATE PURCHASE ! |} m@king the situation almost. unbearable 6000 Grape Ole ita? Gora 86) ™ > . = 3 . . . , Ww Ss. . AY . . . . » "ilu c 7. Y | ; —_ se ; I . . § Ss. . Ss 1 | Vidence of what they expect is per » ~ ee? a B ‘ J r. & 4 sue very heavily and as a conse- | LONDON, June 5.—The semioffi- | note liabilities combined. 40.1 per cent. | oe ee yp gg wt inated gee my 8.4%) Intern APS a correct reflection of the gen-. PP quence the reserve rate fell to above , ~~ ———— : : -— —— | é . si) Tnvinetble a) Menxico-Pe | | . a lessen! le- FINANCIAL | 100 Midwest d nexpecte accidents are | reports, the London stock market. ex- facing a lessening of the keen de ee a8 : ¢ . | » the sale here of ~~ —_ () CKiahoma- M4) Pennok Ol it has been in the past few weeks. With | We look for a sharp ad- Production throughout the country remains co. better than SO per cent, while in Ohio it! 50S Peewee Would bee Deanlbie far Gupply conditions, it} of German Municipal Bones 600 | Guffey. } 7, : state , : ing } IQ). o_o ~ | progress. Another factor in holding down the : tn tmral.public’s attitude. 16 per cent to 12% per cent, which | cial statement concerning the Bol a0 Invinctbig "ei Nor. Am, Pied Der fen tion this continued shortage goes a steady ‘-_ a bet s0 and ™ per cent with the vance in l’oreign Exchange ,at etween 3 , ; t | Bow Cushing P ran at about the same figure. Kentuck) 200 (julfpert Fis fog of uncertainty as is the case this . for further shipment to the United | ~ ° c : , } : ; ct rh Se. posits. $921,042. 628 Federal reserve notes in| Would be possible for the mines to effe koe 3ercels Wm. A. Busch & Co, *, “ » 0 | F oa - er Te supply is the use of open top equipment 1 Motex Of tt “The pause on the eve of a nomi- meant that it was down again almost 'Shevik commercial mission in En-} housing schemes pr : é mr Nor Am. 4m) Pittsburg Aa Investment Suggestions The opportunity exists today (owing to present high rates of money) to in- vest in the Ist Mortgage Bonds and Gold Notes of many of the most IM. PORTANT CORPORATIONS in the United States—-and receive 744% te 812% on your money. price level in all markets, Particular! |the East ts this noticeable where high grade | greatest curtailment in evidence tn Illinois ’ * » + aa and Indiana flelds, with the possible excep- and Foreign Bonds In a few he eer days. ‘mines are fortunate if they obtained 40 per) sult cent supply of cars. ca ue ae fees me attitude of the markets in Shat. Ar StatBs. In order to gather in gold it Special Cable to St. Louis abe eaters; tual circulation. &861.807.008. Ratio of to- | Some measure of relief if such cars as are | see sever a - _ , , | 4 >s> ‘ ’ . ‘ ‘ _v > > . > . ‘ ¥ > ao - 4 e : c l ’ "ltiati« a rt, 4.t ee. = , . " - ‘ ¥ : pa ; om 7 ‘ es ‘simply standing still and giving no | wo 8 Te > é had expended its cir ulating note is patch and New York Evening Post. ak aanenaraae to. deposits and Federal reserve | 2Vailable could be used in the transp rtation | 10 int. Mem 1-2 Federal Reserve Building, lin the transportation of commodities other | 00 uil a Pe dB arene oa ti inve : iti than coal. , i Metro ‘nating convention may mean defer- to the record low of the war period. gland indicates no intention on the tion in investment eager sale | | Olive 1888. Central 3563, 20) Mexico OF nee to an old tradition—that start- Yet if we may judge from the cable cack al Gee Industry as a whole is undoubtedly | ath oN y Shir atu (jhte hue ' tae Pireel Looe First Bonds Mortgage is es nn ou é- : ‘the ‘known either who would be ; =o or else the two or three candi- » e public has pretty . > »- 2 Ryan Pef Savor inl Simme Pe Singer Mer Skelly Oj Superior ¢ Submarine Sweets Co. rexas Pane. ‘Texas Ran Trinity ONL I'nited Pie. l'nited P¢ 1? ee: | -_— —s — FPP ES For instance: Associated Simmons Hdw. Co. ° 7“¢ Gold Notes Direct Due May, 1925 United He . . To Yield 714, % Obligation se stan —-— -- , &. aoe B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. Gold Notes % 5 Yr. Gold Notes. To Yield 7% %. Laclede Gas Light Co. Ist Coll. Mortgage 7% Bonds, To Yield &%. 7144 to 844% Bee! - | Monsanto Chemical Co. Choice of 7° First Mortgage Ronds. Maturities Due Serially 1921-30. To Yield 74%. and . OPE PES ~ . ~ oe kei HeS St erahws: ; oF ‘ho “dark horse’ nomination in i Be. 8. On the other hand, it is consid- do rts Fe : Outstanding currency notes now with politi- ibe. Ino at. | Embassy. | total £351,000,000, an increase of £3.- | reians, public and delegates . See Liberty Bonds and the bond list tn French , Po lete doubt as today concerning | Mackay pid. . general did not succeed in holding these projects. It iS sug- _ ered” circulation is now less than 4 | Maniti 8. pfd gested that an allied commission {7,000.000 below the legal maximum | ‘Very possibly the Stock Exchange 18 | Maxwell M. Week. They have had what may be/! jhesitating because it cannot make up | regarded as a normal reaction from | the prospects of Russian exports. On of easy money here for a week or td | the present developments, Russian two, but the future depends on the | Ps, to the actual event tn either of the | account to change the view that bona| Securities here show a slight im-| note circulation. faa £onventions. | Manhat. prices struck bottom toward the end Provement. 70 ' creee | do 2d pfd... Oil 00 2 nh ¢ = & & Re ' STAI FINANCIAL 460 Angio-Am ly more than 24 years since the | Loose-Wiles ‘ronwentions have met in such !yoews ctf. opinion, as you know, is| 000,000 over last week. The “uncov- hostile to was even likely to be nominated. Martin-P. Cor .| their rapid advance of the previous . . . visit tussia later and investigate | for the year. There is a likelihood | Mind just what this foreshadows the top. There is no reason on this 6“Tt is also true, however, that the! Mia State of last month, but everybody realizes British Government securities are. —— at Prices New York and Boston Curb | pe All Listed Stocks Bought and Sold Out- right or on Margin Quotations and reports furnished om request. that money will have to come down | @¢asier, pending a decision on the war | more than they have before the-e| profits levy. and because of the con- will be room for any large and sus- Viction that the Treasury is deter- tained advance in bonds and other} Mined to tackle the problem of the Securities of fixed yield. Then, too, | floating debt. Financial demands of (as is quite well appreciated, the con. | industry and the requirements of the | Stant output of new short-term bonde ———SS a one | and notes at high interest rates pro. | freight rates vides a formidable competition for | stocks of companies the older securities and tends to keep | ventories to mark down or which their prices down. It is gratifying | are confronted with the likelihood of }in one way to see So large an offer- much reduced profits, are not attract- | ing as the $50,000,000 Belgian loan ing much speculative interest. Stil] £0 s0 well, lt is a proof of the we have to observe that even in this | presence of a large volume of invest- catagory stocks like the leathers and ment capital ready to come {n when American Woolen have stopped goin e | the ferms are made sufficiently at- down. The action of Np tn it |” “ao pfd ‘ : 31, . 2 | tractive. . “ | woolen shares in the face of the re- | Reading 8: ‘ ports of slackened production and Equipment Stocks. partial shut-down of plants and in The stock market, what little there | tM face also of the Government has been of it, has fulfilled the ex-| Prosecution on the profiteering | > pectation that it will be a very dig. | ©2@ree, should be an object lesson to as criminating one. Shares of equip- the most bearish that stock prices| § PAYMENT ment companies and hich grade oils | “®" eventually reach a level] where | OSE ) PLAN _ have given the best account of them-| t#¢Y measure the very worst that of }| Selves for reasons with which the ene or is likely to happen | You can buy high class dividend pay- public is thoroughly familiar. The | 2 ve industrial ing stocks - any number of shares— Man ep FOR SYNDICATES AND wy aaing moderate initial deposif- . ag Gasoline Filling Stations |) ©4lance 19 small monthly payments 1@ most extensively advertised oi! OPp- | i Prorits Can Be Taken at Any Time. | makers of cars and locomotives will | erator, Producer and Refiner in Texas ig! - NO MARGIN CALLS be pushed to the limit of their ca- for the first time considering a nation WRITE (OR FREE BOOKLET No. 714 pacity for the next year and a half | wide organization of live representatives | 7 MOW YOU CAN BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT to two years In order to maka up the to sell refined petroleum Products, estab- Shortage in transportation facilities about which so much is being said | lish branch retail refineries and filling eta- tions and act as Syndicate Managers. Free 50 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK ‘stock market may have come to aj| Mont. Ward @it because, in Wall Street language, — oo t has been ‘sold to a standstill.’ | Nat. oll . te Credit Situation. Nat. Conduit. '* "This would mean that its position | N. Y. Atr is now steadied by the fact that hold- fe BS — ers on narrow margins, who had to Nunnally feliewhen credit tightened, have been crowded out. If the decline was var- ried, under the pressure of forced Fidutaation further than real finan- feial.conditions justified, then a re- | feovery would be in order. How far puck a recovery would go, would nat- ‘Mually depend on those outside con- 'ditions. ih i. in the very similar period of 2908, when the stock market had sfadien heavily in the epring, because ‘@f overstrained credit and signs of @ ‘decline in commodity prices, there ' O08 a halt on the Stock Exchange of ‘Guat this kind at just this time. fol- ‘fowed later in June by a consiredable + very. Yet the money stringency : not relieved and the commodity tnarkets broke much more rapidly in Pthe autumn than in the spring. The key to the situation now, as then. nt ee te in the credit position itself, “_e : at that is, and how far it has yet "wy : wn signs of the relaxing of the ey ita : erly abnormal strain, every ob- an? rte, . a, 2 ' ervant person knows. +4 _ e — oer OD cement lilinois ee A za . — mm $000 Dig ledge ° 4h) Tos & SMe 1) Canada Ce MO) ('reseon Oe m™ Fl Salve 200 Cjiolden (ja 8.500 Hecta Min 1) Mother Leg 10 Nipissing Jah) Tone five Ton “ow lim Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. | bo Un 7% Gold Notes J.P. Fitzgerald & Company d Notes STOCKS AND BONDS le cr Tr, 334-335 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. sa dates Olive 1611, Liberty Ohio Cities Gas Co. 7°e Serial Gold Notes. Bonds Due 1921-25 to Yield 8% 4. Lehi ae x. —— A —— eet etf.. ' +75 On the other hand the | ane ne which have in- NYO @& W. . Norf,. & Sou.. Norf. & West. Nor. Pac. Ohio Fuel Ox P. & R Owens Bot. M Otis Elevator . (‘or E Sup g FEF bla ates ~~ 5+ 1 to 10 Years 2 + ne cnt ‘7ovVet, Hu Btw Ar f (um A Woo bs. >) (were €* ¢ (Mme Thy & ‘ww lé LAs .o Weer k. ee, rac. T. & T. | Pan-Am, do bB Teople’s Gas.. Parish-Bing' m 6 ES. “eee l’jerce-Arrow Se) . re a eee ae a St. Louts ee and a Union Electrio Light & Power Co. (St. Louis) 7% Gold Notes Due 1923. To Yield 814% Are your present § investments paving you what they ahould? Raxon MM. i oreoonnce ol 1 AV. .... | Situation. ISsLW pfd ctf | Union Pac. .. 1 do pfd Unt. Ry. i ado pfd Wabash Victory Notes eel Inv. Yielding : i ar Trane Con ws = | eau me n : . ' Ne” Federal Re-| tric = <0 3 5 ew louis at close of business . il: oe RESOURCES. rtin- Have you PREFERRED STOCKS or REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES yielding ONLY 6% OR 7%, which may be converted to advantage into BETTER SECURITIES at a HIGHER VIELD? ot kee 2 ’ 10% densed statement of th Bank of y : Low-priced rails are stil} in high fa- vor because of the possibilities which they will have under increased | About 6% (A @reat deal prices advance ty next few years. i ee ee ee ee a nowadays. There is a similar acute | literature. d , scarcity in the Production of oil. *Increase for week. -—Decrease for week. | ARN , or ...Unchanged for week. | ABNER DAY iS. Box A-127. Ft. Worth. Tex, NOTE--Stocks quoted in the table are com- “% | mon stocks unless they carry the abbreviation —— & ' “‘*pfd’’ or are specified "rts." or ‘‘ctfs."’ SS ee ee more if Par In S FE xpreas. = Foo? P... 8. 4% S Ind Al... 4,500 &5 R-A-I-L NEW and RELAYING In stock—suitable for main line or R. R. RICHARDS, sidetrack purposes; any welght or Quantity. Foreign Exchange | NEW YORK COTTO ‘f General Manager | We Also B d Sell ane MARKE T CLOSES N J. W. COLLINS, SPAKBAMD KATES STBEr, co BARELY STEADY | *& — ) | SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL L | Issued weekly, by expert oll writera; contains interestine lllustrations, au- thentic drilline reports and reliable news about all the rich of] pools and A sample copy will be mailed to you ABSOLUTELY FREE upon request, Write for it today. Address: SOULTHWESTERN OIL, JOURNAL Suite 143 Flatiron Bldg., Ft. Worth, Tex. ee ee —~ ——— ~_———- -_-—+ ~ - ee — ‘ a. sd with fore a . ba ee. ‘) Total Hlave you low Income Ronda near maturity, which you can convert into High Income Bonds for a long ferm? ; n teegees «ees». + $19,606.000 ; with Federal Re- TH nc ncuuss, 435.992.0000 ’ emption fund 5.707.000 Domestic Money | Tax Free Resident Manager St. Richards Audit Company Boatmen’s Bank Building Olive 931 Successors to Westermann, Trader & Co. Public Accountants Industrial Engineers Income Tax Specialists Cost Systems Constructive Service Detroit Chicago Tulsa Windsor Louis | | wT ¢ = ee Ce ee ara i a gold reserves. $ 71,835,000 NEW YORK, June 5.—The fore! ex- a tender, notes, change market this ~~ pd Ti, §$escesecc 7,068,000 | Ster! te yesterday's final oe | tallan were slight- 4 Total reserves ..... $ 78,398,000 | ly higher. eased off slightly. Ger- oe | in demand, marks cables — Bd ae coring une forencon. rates: erling dollara per pound 3.89%, cables 3.00%; bankers’ 60 davs 3.8A: bankers’ 00 dave 4.85. commercial 60 | 8.85: commercta&! 90 da ys 3.85 per franc, demand 7.74; cables cents per lire, demand 5.00; | Belgium. cents per franc. 153,000 | bles 8.09. Switzerland. eents per franc. | trand 18.24: cables 18.30. Holland, 17,150,000 | per florin. demand 24%: cables 84%. ‘Ger sie ——- | Many, cents per mark. demand 2.58: cables 132,685, 00g | 2.49. Austria, cents per crown. demand .72; «te | Cables 738. Greece. cents per drachma. de. : 11.40. Stockholm, cents per krone. The market opened firm at an advance of demand 721.40: cables °1 TO. Christiania, 15 to 28 points, on reports of continued rains | | cents per krone, demand 17.80: cables 17.90. '" central and western rections of the belt enesitse .... 400. Copenha cents per krone, demand “7.40: / nm’ increesing crop those cent redemption / . Bpain, cents per preeta, de- regions. buy- inst F. Rh. cables 14.80. tudapest. cents § inx« but interest on the part Prague, cents per | as reported and prices | 2. Warsaw, cents per er the call, under ecat- ndeomudeieminien demand MM. Iielsingfors, cents per New $200.545.000 | mark, demand 4 05. Ducharest. cents per —_—— | LR. demand 230 Far Eastern rates: Yokohama. cents per | . demand 51.00: cables 51 40 Hong Ko cents per dollar, demand 80.50: cables 81 .¢ , Shangha!. cents per tael. demand 118.00. cables 114.00. Caleutta. cents per rupee. de- mend 41.25: cables 41.50 Other exchanges _'tma. cents per dollar. ) cents per Canadian Municipal it ia moat important to find out. Bonds — — Based upon maturity Liberty and Victory Bonds may be bought -te yleld incomes not heard of since the Civil War. However, if the market on thease is sues advances rapidly (as we believe it will) during the next two or three veara, a yleld of 8% to 10% may be realized, By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 5.—Proapects for im- | hroved weather over the week-end and con- tinued nervousness over the general business / outlook led to a good deal of realizing or scattered liquidation in the cotton market to- } day. Early advances were lost, with October eelitng off from 26.%c te 35 0c, or 26 points ; below Friday's closing quotation. That de- ; livery clk 4 at 36.07c, with the general mar- ket closing barely steady at a net advance of 5 points on July, but generally 1 to 10 points OWe”rT. Many investors realize Notes offer excepticnal! they can be had to yield FINANCIAL 51, to Over 6% - Libert depending on the issue selected. You can purchase any | C on S amount of these bonds from $50 upwards, elther cou- | pox or registered, at market prices -deriving the enefits of these high rvields. attractive income tax 100% exemptions and assurances of ultimate substantial 0 Security profits. High The strong foundations of this nation’s wealth guar- antee purchasers who hold these bonds Yields Tax 4° to 15% Appreciation in Price Exemptions on or before maturity. We deal in any issue of any amount and «o- Profit Possibilities that Liberty Bonds-Victory investment possibilities, since Yielding to 614% days France, cents 7 italy. — cables 1, 4! $114.385,000 demand 808: ca. Cert A Sertificates of + Total earning assets i. ‘total bills on hana $4 Gov. bon Now Is the time to buy the highest grade investments to viele c I exceptionally high income. | actiecmmememnenaneeenal Munecipal, County and Drainage Issues (which normally would sell om a 414% to 5% basis) may be bought to yield exceptional incomes. G. V. Halliday & Company Investment Securities Suite 115—Ground Floor Arcade Building, 8th and Olive licit correspondence or personal interviews. Send for Leaflet: “What Is My Liberty Bond Worth?’’ Bowman, Cost & Co. U. S. Government Bonds 506 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. moderate ral- which became | r the posting of the favor- able weather forecast. July gold off from S8.71e to 38.%8c and December from 85. 42- to | 34.8he¢, but the market Closed several points Up from the lowest on covering. , ‘end reviews of the goods trade indi- rated @ continued small volume of business in the primary merkets, but buvers were re- | ported to be inquiring more freely because | of the raw material outlook. with manufac. | turers refusing to consider bids below , the market. The amount of cotton on clearance LIABILITIES. see © © New York Flint Aires. Argen- Canada, oo MP Raeye avallability Buenos BSesee ccico-ae 42.000.000 Gonesite. inelud- —_ Go Me nk cases 8.430.009 4 deposits m actual | ; . Dry Good a. ie 4 at NEW YORK. June 5.—Wotton goods to- notes in Gay were steady. varna becoming irregular. | ulation: Wool markets were unsettled Further clos- ages ere ®.198.000 ine of wool and silk mills wae announced j es “* 2.980.000; Raw silk was easter, Trade was generally | upPl. | a a ‘| very Macht. decrease .of 122 ei} RY ‘Bota! Mabilities .... S200.215.000, ———@ - « MEMORAN ot My 2 ey ow “Linseed and Cotton Seed Oils. ma . Nabs itv as LINSBED OTL—In exe of | to 4 barrels ba on paper re- 52 per gallon and 82.92 for boiled. wl or sold (WTTONBSEED OIL? pound. winter Spot cotton was higher in St. Louts tea. Tal Re- . A vpn Pe: fe yew. 2aibe; summer white any © quctations cis Mm access 6,826,000 . do ow 6. sc, Cooking | ood ordinary, 2700; low middling. g4s0. re ee ‘ sing, at be do 2886: vecoanut middling, 4100; good middling, 4afe: fair a eave bean ol da middling, 4500. , demand Government firm. nds. = Po Order the Post-Dispatch sent to Olive 5761 address. Your carrier will place the order for SERVICE SECURITY SUCCESS See Us for Your Investments Data and Information Furnished Upon Request MORGAN & COMPANY INVESTMENT SECURITIES Olive 3017 706 Victoria Bidg. St. Louis — << your vacation MISSOU! PACIFIC you, or your telephone request HILE the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial Advertising | before publication, it necessarily cannot recommend of tf-< dorse any investment or «speculation advertised. The buyer must exercise his own judgment. he will oe ‘ attention. St. Louls Spot Cotton; Ask for have prompt Olive or Central 6600. Circulation Dept. - .

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: Statement, | ~The actual condj. com. erve in ¢xXcess ‘is an Increase of : Actual ate $5. 129,348. nown vaults "mem. k. 807.372, in- ve in depositaria, mipanies, .830,000- $4,195, 986,000- de. . deposits, $251 44 " ‘Irculation, $35.100° mand trust com rk not ine luded te : Loans, discounts, er. $6,520,000, Gold 00. Currency and ; tnerease, 8178 . Federal reserve 3, 100 ine rease, 8i.. iminating ~ amounts rier and from other main New York « ‘Wty 1272.10: increase , im vault, $26,909. . ash in vault, §76,. rer. Bar silver, O7%e: ir silver, 56144 per nt. ODlscount rates, is, 6%406 15-16 per Lae Sl _. | pene al br teenie dl Se i ON el die | oo saute oe ew OURB MARKET QUIET, y PRICES HOLD STEADY - ST.LOUIS” POST-DISPATCH' Oils Hold Steady—Minin, Dull — Bonds Litt Changed. of German i the past in our opin- lential Elec- be held in uday. a sharp ad- n Exchange ids in a few advise the 'URCHASE cipal Bonds. ch & Co. erve Building. entra] 3563. restions today (owing money) to in- yo Bonds and the most IM- IONS in the cive Tee to ; Hdw. Co. cal Co. | Ronds, ) Yield 744%. Tel. Co. tes 1925, %, | advantage ITIES at a —— ‘ ‘andy ees: 3 OUA » @€8 Angio-Am Ol! MINING. djold Lode Relmont _ Divide " Extension BONDS. 8.0m Allied Pack Nt. Louls or and Zinc. tons of Touta today. r+. | as — = ~ ‘sf . Tvol.. Tranaport ’ Victor Texas - - Jus Fy — . = = oe a > * ot et et — - mr) | —s ee ee LL AT te a rt on Comparative Grain Prices Reported by Merchants’ Exchange of Bt Louis, — a Sa mwa tel is lune Las High Low {lose {jose ae 2a JULY COR } ; St. 1...176% Ijda 174 ab 17. ; 1TH% 172 1734 \% 144% ‘ i. . 109 8 168 1484, 170'sa a SEVTEMBER CORN hi Sf . 1Wiab 161), 1G2a 163. b 3 Chi. 161%, 18%, Hoa | 1004, it % K. « alos le lier ty 157) “a @ Me 4 16s! ,a 41). ita Bi 142%4b i+ ‘ )’ z ® Sst ar (IA TS ia st re ‘ é ‘ a? an te ( ht. : mt 2 oa” As a Th. * gt « ; SEPTEMBER OATS. — St. Jd. . SO . 7¥l,a TR&bD ROlLe b (hi "re ‘OM Bk = wale ' ar} 8% a "* — + ; i th ery in) LAK lui “) oak, “4. 70 ‘“) met) wm) 5 Sept. | 21.7% 21.05 1.87 “1.8 alae Ey : Ribs J 18.22 18.32 Sent 1 ows 1s wT Ma. 10 “7b ¢ KANSAS CITY, Mo.. June 5.—Cash wh eat ard heat ih to Tn lower red wheat ' lower \o. ] hard, $2. 86q@2.9? o. 2 hard a. BOG nw) No ] red S$! KRG tH NO y 4 red, $2.80@2.87 Corn unchanged t ic 10OW er; ' - mixed. 81. 84@1.406: No ined, $1,804,182: No. 2 white £194: \N ° white, $) 4421.05 No =~ vellow Ss] “4a1 he: 0. 3 Vella x1 O1a@) Oe: (dats Nominaliv 2c low ‘Oo. £ White, $1.00: No. @ mixed 81.074 ae Rr - } Sean hafi: and miio Maize, 8. 4820 Hay uachanged Receipts Wheat,-123 cars | #2. bids Ads). June a“ VW he i? NO " ard &.%e, LO f northern epring. $2.65 (“orn: NO. 2 mixed. $1.06: No. 2 vellow £1 906@1.97 oats * ' y 4 VV is Ss! 1.,! oO ‘ello - $1.12@1.15% Rye, not «duoted. Barley, $1.56 q ] oth, seed slo 12 (‘loverseed., | $25 Bo Pork. nomina » ard 20, 80 tibe. Sli 4G, 18 Ta mrV\W YORK lun Wheat—Spot eas ‘\ re aT) Ni an ’ ; ~ in mn! j No 4 mixed Pine rr) a " ’ Iraj Ne } . rt Sie ’ uae _ ‘ ‘) a2.14 @ | =O hh S ] ! I ‘ Vi ehiprre (at s Dan Seal 7 vw) te. 7 a7 j ra” \I the West S20. 00m LO. FO othe “4 les w\y ’ H " MIN. NE APO! 1S Tune |! Fiou aT lO’ er ran 853 Wheat (‘ash No. 1 North ern §2. 00a 3.07 ‘orn No. 3 vellow 7 pial 1.8% Wate No. 3 white $1.041,@1.006% Rarley S| 6a 1.61 live Ni y 4 ae 4 C1 e. 11, Fiax: No. 1. $3 97%@4.009! Tp! ns ld Minn... June & Linseed, a ve and Ju $1.0144 i Oe! INCREASED MOVEMENT OUTLOOK HAS BEARISH EFFECT ON CORN Lsenciatea l’rees (HTT AGO) June 5 = Siense of it leaet so inerease of the crop movement next week ha a bearish effect today on corr Prices clos nervous ‘ to ] ‘ net ower with } | $1 G01, Wats finished unchanged to 44 @%« agown, and provisions off Ye to 17: Expected accumulation of res ipts «urine i;Sunday gave the bears in th corn market an initial ad\ intawe Resi les notwithstand ing that todav’s arrivals were stinted, coun- . try offerings were liberal. and wePpk-end | profit-taking on the pnart of Rallies that ae Piace pre ert to be «aiff cult to maintain, although at times conside: able sveculative ‘wuying was indulged {n, i based on assertion in arious quarters that the railroad traffic Jam promised to get worse if invthine inetead of imere, As soon. however, AS S8ucn buving ad inished if “aS noticeable that fhe market quickly sage A Shari reduction in export bids on wheat was a bearish factor regarding corn, and so. fw “as A report mt Boston offers to rese Cor ere pth jade curl cash a ta ) iinte were re if 4 | j } r nis next to othing ovisions \ 43 ‘ owing to lac of eriyotwort Selling. thouzh. Wass orl of aA scat- maataad rect — St. Louis Wool Market. Missouri, lilinois, W is onsin, Southeast Iowa, Northern Arkansas and similar—Choice medium, 35c; untied, S4c: coarse braid, 18e: slight burrv. 26c: hard burry, 8c: light, fine long. 4h@50c: light fine, short, 4007 45c: heavy fine. iong., ama. «; heavy fine, short, | I S3,4740¢c:- lambs’ woo), 33c Southern Arkansas. Northern and Fastern Texas. Eastern Oklahoma and Southern and Routheastern satates—Medium ot@34e:; me- td loose, We: slight wurey, 2h : hard ljec: light fine. long. 45@™)c: light fine. ‘short. 40@45c: heavy fine. long, 40@ | 45c: heavy fine, short. 30@35c. Minnesota, Central and Western Towa, Da- kotas. Kansas, Nebraska and similar——Bright medium, 82@ 3c dark medium, 28¢730c; slight burry. 24@2%e: hard burry, l7c: light! > fine, long, 40@45c; light fine, short. 35@40c; heavy fine. long. B5@40c: heavy fine, short, 20 45 oe Texas. Western Oklahoma and) similar—-Medium, 28@@30c¢: light fine, W@ IBC; heavy fine. 30@40c-: short stubby. 2540350c; burry., medium, 20@25c: burry. hard. 15¢; | burry,. fine. 5c. ; Tub-washed—-No. 1, 0c: No. 2, 40c: slight burryv. BSc: hard burry, 2c. Mohatr or Angora goat-—Lone lustrous, 25e; short. @c: slieht burry, 8c: hard burry, 12¢ Sandy. bucks. dead. cotted, etc., at usual | discounts. —EE Oe Turpentine and Rosin. SAVANNAH Ga, Jur nD Prurpentine frm: £1.65¢d0 1.06 sales, 30h receipts, T1105 ehipments ya stock 2140 tesin§=«6 firm sales, 77% receipts one shipments 1414 . »* li’ sie “o> K. $16.50: M $17 N, $17.25: W dG, £17 10 WwW VV S17.7° ee EE en ee OR ee ————— 7 eet nentiacemmniines — ome eatin -~ ee wee oe = em pe “ ~ ee ee _ — eo — a A te om pee = em tm — —_ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ?, ” — . — — - = ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — a ee ee a GRAINS RULE STRONG ON AILURE 10 MOVE ot at * 16 ‘GRE EN PEPPERS—Duli and lower. bu crates green at $3 to -'|corn took place the stringent that ntinued led impetuous singles was warnings roads that penal sections ‘ommerce a the wheat gave a corn, ,1820 ~V cda! to the Simultaneously, arrivals of corn "ere stock second heavi very the prices Friday agai Crct $4.0S asked ars, ho ery. _ and culls epring en. cCapons. 40c. l4co sinall. $13 per dozen young and old, at joiders acted as ta | depressing influens *® Wost of the session, ' 1A DeTrs S$; .0qa4 ane and ABB AGE —( ‘hoi. e carrots, $*, Tee? Railroads Warned Penal sections of Interstate Commerce Would Be upturns during result of failure much- sulffici efforts Federal Louts Cash Grain. siack week-end session. were while Spot Sales quot wheat Butter, , Eggs | and Poultry! Following ere prices patd uses round quoted eountrys 1M pounds 10@lic. coaree. bucgs, iSe VEGETABLES. > Market iumphs consl lierable ted and “a\ ce had Wuotations s 7.50 and li) ibs bilss course) for No at bad order Racke: ¥ irr to and BSCaSOl Ans nand ces ranged frormh $87 io delivered the *-RrOown, dozen Mississippi cabbage 7.4 al & ana seeiie more qui ; added act temporal othe weakened id eee ———— - Sl - — = - — ; - . - crates sound | NEW YORK. June ceipts. 7016 tubs creamery higher than ex eraged Gaod en the Ghia. .aieaens care of | Treat of home. tras. 55%@O0c, extra (92 ; tele- to 81 ecore) SIl|@S4*ec score), Soc: first (55 beeves sellir j : pee - . . + - ‘ lliing up te $11 4 iulk « a ex : b . Pe ™. : PACKINE stock cur as ranged fron $10. 2510 ™~) market arverag ener Tent make. No. 2, 40% @4lc. Eaas— steady. | . tng BOGTS« higher for week on best ern st ri. | receipts, 20.002 cases: storage packed extra ‘ ; , ” — eS estrone | 'firets, 47@48c; do 45@464,c. fresh) , ) Hog Prices Lower. 5@«t 7» 45@47'ec; do firsts, | a stead) Butter firm: re ng embracing over 3900 head Quatity a . A TTT kK ANBAS leaowmile«e hile EE a eee ee [Produce Elsewhere CATTLE PIPES HIGHER bee er oe isa w|( Live Stock Elsewhere | ~NEW. YORK. June’ 5.—Butter firm: re iivision was ihe largest of the season. aiow ah Mo. June & (tu) thered extra firsts. — s > . ; > hae we Texas hat ‘stan he 104@ 130 per Ib. | 434i 44c Cheese— Steady receipts. 14 Fieceipts of hogs at &¢. Toule for the week and medium £12 aad 14 yu au $1 for boxes: State whole milk flats heid white and hust closed were a taird lighter than a week . ’ Siari.™ 1 10@15c for colored. specials, JO@3Iic; do average run, azo. totaling approximately @.i) head = [ and vene' Wirt oc 20 ate whole milk flate. current make. nN Tin | air h SC} ior - Tj 2 >f epite this rertue tion, howe’ er eentiroen? lull ae gher ome ¢ white and colored. specials. 26%.:@2ic; do av-;|~ } g ' IDS SNOW Dec ine © general was bearish and a net decline of 2 HI sne “ Rureaa of “7 ° erage run, 25%@ b@ o ; | to Se is show n for the week, mostly on light! ters Receipts ou corn lnoxe. Live poultry meady ; roosters. lic: others -~ IC to 5SOc—Mules Un- srasey hogs. The top late at $14.60, as cor with week Heef steers. mostiy $1 grown sold at 35c/ UMchanged: dressed. and unchanged pared with a $14.80 high mark a week pre- $1 te hi fat cows and he re. beef CHICAGO, June 5.—Butter higher: cream chang ged. ious shows just a 20-cent depreciation on stockers 3 feeders, 2x deo higher ettuce sold ery. 410 Kae E g* L ower: receipts, 24. 42 te PPInNg Kinds Ta top how ev er. homs had to e@)e _ gaining P carners te to 40c ‘per cases; firsts. o9@ 09" Ordinary firsts. %5 | be well-finitshed, dry-lot animals and weigh om ‘wer aives sfeacy . ; ex at mark, cases included. 274q4238\,. en ing 19) to 225 pounds A large propertion=§ | ett 1 (ww steal tte etre Hlome-grown at 10c storage packed, extras, 42 2*ec: li ay . . : of hogs at this time are «eh Wink grass and $14 4. ‘ ts 1+ Ber id — P 7 packed, frets, | 41@4i Mc Poultr) Alive, -> COMPARTIVE Trt re wsew clover, whic ' is making the buyers seek out =: how ik S)0efT1 2 Steen Heceiptes, 2H. er lower! ow if. She. . . ‘4 wae al V ESTO" Ww RE. the more soild and better matured hogs roi} ieee. ert to DA ers fw « shies ch ove pel CHICAGO, June ~Potatoes excited: re- -: CEIPTS : which, of course, calle for an animal of more | ewes, choice Ducks teal three lon ceipts. 16 cars: northern white sacked, $98.2%- La st l’res Last weight than was #0 popular formeri, liogas feeding Sil ommred & new Louisiana Bliss triumps. sacked, $iid@}: Catt} week week ago. :| Weighing 160 to 180 pounds. the kind that axe ~ lamtee=, §1 hooves in- het wean to 6@0c | fact Florida. no sales : ,¢ He fe and calvesi5.898 18.342 20.389 ;/| used to top. are now selling Jie to BSc below kinds off | best spring Jamnhe, 6 i KANSAS cIry : June § E gs ic 7 Sheer : 01, 380 Ro O14 AD AO ‘ the top f3ulk of hogs rity the week sold others off more, shee, s:a7 “) lower dl tT5c lower. Firsts, 86c; seconds, 29c. Butter and!* >"*eep . 9.823 13,774 12.4629 | within a range of $i4@14.! light. mixed s ‘H. M June 5 Hoge hampers @t (oC | Houltry unchanged. |: * Horses and mules 1,329 948 27.158 and — ely heavy hogs se! ting around the | steady, top, $14.19, bulk ‘Rn — EERENNEEE ——_--——_——- ———=s | * - ¢i| fcermer f re Pig market dull and abeur. 14.19. 1), noming!, steers ise to ———_____—____— See a SWCOES . cccstasa .80,.439 118.611 121.221 =: SOc to a Soll ar lower for the week. 13 + cows anda a si agis +o; 7a 1 . #00: nofignal, ewes, beans In | $5.00 to $6.00 ner 24-quart case. Home-grown :... Sheep Prices Off. 4 $14.5047 16 oN ‘ offerings cherries at $2.25 to > per 12-quart tray) Fae ot a ees A com rm pe , ; ; oem ~ - a... — —- Miss‘s $3.50 per be . “'. 440Ui8 the past week resulted in ma ago reveals a 2he to th lower level on =.4- to BLAC KBE RRIE S—Scarce. Choice sound at, *®ria! advances on steers and yearlings, two spring lambs and about a doliar deciine n | 30. but both commission houses w' few 1) 5 ™) to $6. ow per 4-¢ Care aoft less. Ciass@es that Siumped so had the precee ting : ‘ipped Jan “A ated all lainba chat | 2 Gre gaemen ane recetvtn thege tvpes up te that time. ee $2 GOOSEBERRIES Lower ae Home grown at pi er Fe b a redu tion - ytd , Fe at illing ewes are also a dollar ‘lewer | continues prevail for Cuban ‘orses. , e ou ow ¢ dibee with an improved demand in ‘hile other aged graces shown fiat hi do}- | : . Alabama PLU MS- Alabama iow aft $1 50 per 94: ine east ane pDelrter Mea sportation fa: ilitles lar ten ine Re. state were fair Re . —- c Mules TAtth. ‘ hanged. f izmot &nNG quart crate were factors influencing the upturn in v aathses e a eee 8 — wl might heave bee: trt*le ber. ‘ACHE "Twc : , aa UPprurn in Values otaling approximately 10.000 head. bur “k- ‘=es 5 ah d PEACH ES—Two cars Georgia @-basket car- Medium to good shone finished for the week | ere oie to pee’ ip on Ni “ Soxtn - ter action some of the extra big 1d | riers mayflower on market early; one car} On an average of $1 higher in the native dé mutton and have been indifferent buvers ‘of and miners the past week, general 1 flat jobbed at $1.50 to and the other car! partment with low grades. such as came! native product Choice spr ng lambe are tm the mu lleys was little change) from . « r ~ . " oF ’ , rerir = er ‘ ~ - stint “% a w ; y ~~ (500 crates) at rom 40c to $2.75 oF, wry) anto ompetition with the western arrivals, | quotable from $16. "O44 17: best ciipped. $15; | the extremely dull trerel last weer (.eaxers WATERMELONS—Car Florida to 2-15 showing an average gain of 40@.50 culls, 210412: fat sheep. $8 canne ~ were oO in small nmunedberse 911 were per ida watsons received couple days ago cleaned Ved Sas, es weep, 3S. canners, $3@Q°. ‘ o $10 $7 om 100 Ib an} , - -6dlum to good and even some of the poor- @nd choppers and bucks, $5426.50 ish in their operations Rece'p'sa were Monday. binge ibs. del.; another car due er butcher yearlings sold from 70c@1.25 Weaker Undertone to H ee ‘ one r ° . . r io . a " — . ' to abe ANTALOUPES California (Imperia! ag a yet > | re Treg ar and failed to page . OTsCSs —_o~ at | Valiew sold in jobhbin wat delivered at $8. 00 . ‘= es aaa er an igdqvans © ag ycariings irageae in worees at the Sf Touts r) arke? for standard and $5.5 pony crates fe- Fw :* gg ; ee steady to 25@50c last week reflected a silightiv lower under- Hiides in Qe Zoulsa. If- »T_ES—S POLS nners and cutiers closed tone. Outside competition + ot ecialiv : half-bbis| = APPLES—Stead) demand fair for} With’ a on lower trend in evidence. Bulls! strong and buyere: were thee ho geepecially | | HIDES—Current revetpte (less § gamed fancy hard fruit out of condition!) wore draggy a a ulis strong and hbuyere were thus in a position | tare per hide on wet smlted discounted: Quote - Ben Davis and | closed tthe nattae oh part . the week and to force siight concessions in Values of the | om - Eh esdébeboesenet lei A Pe eee EE TER. x —apntai grown berries Gano in bris at $9.00 to $9.25. No. 2 do at tie Detter than steady medium and plain kinds in particniar No. 2 eeoens 15 Salted the ow ts — Dining Car Serv ice—All Meals For complete information apply to City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway; Union Station or J. M. Griffin, Division Passenger Agent, 1650 Railway Exchange Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. °--)nm Mon Tua Wed > npm Tue Wed Thu 1:40am Tue Wed Thu ri PACIFIC Denver & Rio Grande Western Pacific ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO Sat Sat Sat Sun Sun Mon Mon Tues Through the Famous Royal Gorge, Eazle River, Grand River and Feather River Canons in daylight. Summer Tourist tickets on sale TO SAN FR DIEGO, CALIF.; SEATTLE and TACOMA, WAS COUVER and VICTORIA, B. C., at very attractive with final return limit October 31, 1920, al owing 5 ANCISCO, LOS ANGELES and SAN H.: PORTLAND, ORE., and VAN rates, daily to September 30th, topovers en route at pleasure. ~ MISSOURI PACIFIC sawed oak roupn-: WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS™” Dining-Room Suite, $19§-"° | Matting Rugs, A eplendid assortment of these fine imported Rugs: 9x12 size; woven pat- terns, In blue. red and green every respect Suite oset and serving tabie 9x12 Wool and F Fiber um S11 75 for the Sew te ith l Gi, a lie if}: ed patterns in the "Ox 12 size r) are ré ereible i] an tre Seu oT ¥*. Sliclies 36x72-In. Art hag fugs...... 3 44 Impor sea ApDANese Art * Rage hugs, na wautifu assortn ma of colors —splendid for bath bedroome WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS 9x12 Japanese $(*.9 Three- FIBER SUITE at $Q8g-00 ae. m . n by se4 artist ‘ des yns rT) a ; ad { hy i. setlee $40.50. Arm “Thalr $23.35. Nocker | , 7 ? urcia t patterns inspection and Beautiful Mahogany WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Bedroom Suite, 9 I 7 — Linotelt mp aye Per Yard... - 88e ' ’ 75 of ‘patterns oe j . besa cy ~ tae: *o_&: be) Yt Ate R roanas ae WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS on the market—soft and Cane- j :,,: R S . pluie ate hoo | Bae Living-Room Suite, °198 ‘ £ ee” = - . i. ‘io a* ar, 5 es GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE Cabinet Gas Range 15 Conetructed of fine- lv finished non-rust- ing estee|-——-legs base and front of body are baked with beautiful MO TE Ct AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS 3-Piece Davenette Suite, . rAMPs I aa a — > 8g wei aan” & f } wt x. a x ta e has uA shar vo} "a . Ay ‘ o a bs ‘ ‘ HA Apes 4 : ‘ y1 a 4 x : © 3s j “M4 le f/f man ie “ , enameled, easy see ers woy el wire seprings ——«

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Pay oh ee oe e rte aie . : ¥ vs 9 . 4 ¥ pe oe i Sow J ar. ee ie ae Pe > ) ~y ett itn od vee ‘ 7 Si “es at oil ’ seat 0 ge Wee ‘A * . s ‘ ig. : os SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | : S., Edinburg, N. D.: Chris- BS Josephine Uhlman, receives - OVER Ou ~naewa 8 ~ e ' | J ; _ 16B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ; ; = : - : ~ S., Saltburn, England; Ia.; Alver H. Kerper, A. B., St. Louis,| St. Louis, Mo.; George R. Seward,| J. Pfeffer, Angelo Joseph Marre, GOETZ WILL GIVES $4200 /and the residue is left to an Elmer E,. Sexton,| Raymond Edward Law. | heirs. Goetz was a widowa 'Salomo, Will | T0 CATHOLIC CHARITIE jaan lived in this city since — Proka N. Stankovich, all of St.|Ga.; Philip F. Donohue, B. 8., St.) Woodland, Cal.; John N. | coming here after the Civil Wop J. Dreiling, Brookfield, Mo.; Donald D. Mart™,) Stanford, Clay City, Ull.; Guss B. | : - re 1 +e0~ The body of Feiix Duer, 58 years | Housekeeper Receives $500, Balance | Ter in @ New York regi | Il.; ‘Albert F. Kretschmer Jr., and|8., Eldon, |years he was secretary of the James C. Kretschmer, Shrewsbury,!Carrolton, Mo.; Adolph R. Freder-, A. B., St. Louis, Mo.; Merton C.F. Titterington, A. B., St. Louis, Mo.;. oiler and Moss, St. Louis, Mo.; Frank E. Mur-| Edward B. Vogel, B. S., Sandusky, | Anheuser-Busch Brewery, WAS | Heirs. 'Co., retiring in 1901, when the | - ° rs la i Leopold pany was absorbed by MOT : Commencement Exercises Will aant, Mo.; Thomas A. Reynolds, Hull, | William J. Gallagher, Cleveland, O.: O'Donnell, RB. § ‘Ill., and Emert L. Wyss, Alton, Il. Ernest I. Gianotti, B. 8S., Helper,' Mich.; John R. O'Neill, Santa Cruz,! Louis, I11.; Louis F. X. Wilhelm, A.! stopped at the first floor. « q : . had been fractured. 30 at his home, -1842 South Eighth | was a director of the com ie Im ov gf? ' sums totaling; publishes the Amerika, @ Ges : pr Jule T. Elz, Armin Fischer, B. 5., Ar- brecht, A. M., Detroit, Mich.; Henry | verly, Ky.; John o gg “yt Festus, Hastings, ape g M. Wilhemj, Ralph fourth floor, — Me ro bageran te that $4990 to various Catholic charities | ised Salud, Rosario, Ca-, J. Broeke . ; ‘ I, , j - : 3 : ) 9 iy Wd i , ' — iy > Le | Russell W. Murphy, Joseph Renard, Brass, B. , 'Douglas ©. Sachse, Erwin Alfred) Francis J. Bries, B. 8.; Turkey River,’ Mo.; Frederick Kwai Lam, B. S8S.,| Mason City, IIL; | ‘ ‘ iam Walter Schneider, |Ia.; Leslie LD. Cassidy, A. L., Macon, Honolulu, Hawaii; John D. Lawson, Carlinville, Ill.; Edward F.. Sievers, ———_____—_---- .. McGrath,’ B. S., St. Louis, Mo.; Vernon B.' route: George E. Ganter, Boonville, | Paul, Minn.; Bernard BODY I$ FOUND ON ELEVATOR BROS ee ing which he served as a U Wit} GET DEGREES x: James E. Higgins, Gillespie, | Victoria, Kan.; Forrest S. Etter, BB. B. S., Seward, Il.: Frederic G. Mau-| Steward, A. B., Bolivar, Mo.; Joseph | | Mo.; George H. Ewell,' rer, Lima, O.; Willis A. Monaghan,| D. 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Duerr was last reported on the gtreet, disposes of | | ; Jainguage newspaper. "a thur C. Goff, William C. Henske, all|A. Hassett, Pittsfield, Ill; Emil’ Mo.: Eusebio B. ef St. Louis; David R. Braden, A. B.,| Hermann, Highland, Il. vite, P. 1.; Osear J. Schmitt. Sc. B.. Aloysius L. Houlehan, Gustavus J. if the elevator was coming, he lost $500 “pointed eneenben 4 i M Rothweiler, Clyde M. Brown, Francis! his balance and fell. 500, | 3 its Graduate Department of | | Philosophy and Science at the ONC) gegen HMI EMM TT ee ie Ny _ | BIG | a8 i EAE PETER AE ERB HS emaitia ; “9 : REVI Odeem tomorrow night. The hon-| 8 sa of m orary degree of doctor of laws will & | | 4 - columns on Medical School of the University of | @ 4 - with the fol Minnesota and former dean of the| & . . ¥y ‘ . = Ad a * has concl ment address. | J . a financial The degrees will be conferred by) } the past school year in the various departments of the institution will & Francis J. O’Boyle, 8S. J., dean of the Graduate Department of Commerce and Finance; James I. & Harper, D. D. S., dean of the School |-& | , » | Na Nii AL nh Law; and Hannau W. Loeb, A. M.,\5 . we dilly | M. D., dean of the School of Medi- —& y } oh -* p . ee » . ; *,. s = | cine. The School of Medicine will grad- | uate (2, one of the largest classes in {ts history. Those who will receive | & degrees follow. Bachclor of Arts-— § - Louis A. Bloomer, Wisconsin; Aug- § & 9 ustine A. Bork, Ohio; William 5S. & Bowdern, Missouri; Hartford I.'& Brucker, Ohio; Chester A. Burns, | && | S ie d EC S ° Ohio; James F. Butler, Indiana; | Murray Rh. Cantwell, Missouri; Ed- | ward F. Carrigan, Michigan; Paul | ¥.. Carroll, Missouri; Daniel H. Con-— way, Colorado; Charles T. Corcoran, | Wisconsin; John J. Cordes, Ph. B., | lowa; Francis M. DeHaye, Illinois; Bernard J. Dierker, Iowa; Aloysius J. Diersen, Ohio; Cyril P. Donohue, Wisconsin; Norman J. Dreyfus, Mis- souri; Thomas D. Ewing, Ohio; Wil- liam A. 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-—_— = is left to col a widower. city since r. piderhahn was . : 18 the Civil War, a das a Union ork regiment. cretary of the fe and Rolling Millg 901, when the com. ed by another cop # identified with ya. organizations the company wh erika, a German ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nia cy SE ee Bet 5. eS sh ee eee “= a b 22 ca " - ol * . é aa oe *.? + we ' ae - Pe Re a0 mmer Opera’s Second Season Open:| Tuesday; May Surpass Last Year’s ¥o ¥ ised for I r»miere—"The Firefly,” Only Musical Comedy on List, Leads Off. ——_——- - RT iT lia al By RICHARD L. STOKES. found to be the orchestra of 50 REVIEW of last year's season ‘8, mphony Orchestra musicians, of municipal opera at the. which caused one to wonder open-air theater in Forest , ‘whether some of these operas had vyidious intent, but solely in a ‘chosen for production. “Improved Cast, Repertory and Settings Prom- Park, which was published in these ‘ever before rejoiced in so a notable columns on July 30, 1919, began an instrumental support.” As the | qith the following paragraph: ‘principal shortcomings, however. » “Now that St. Louis’ pioneer en- were listed a cast “which in several @eavor in thertfield of public opera prominent instances might perhaps has concluded with such popular and lay claim to competence, but not to. financial eciat that a second season distinction:” the management's next summer is announced as a cer- “obstinate neglect of the Municipal tainty, it may be deemed not in- Theater's very genius, its admirable apropos to discuss, in a brief re- aptitude for natural scenery:” and sume of the enterprise, both its lastly, the extreme medio rity of at merits and defects—not with in- least four out of the six works friendly effort towards securing for| The value of honest and well-in- ‘future productions a steady progres- tentioned criticism may be indi- sion of standards and ideals.” cated by the probability that the’! The writer proceeded to enumer- season beginning Tuesday night will ate the praiseworthy features of the show a marked improvement in sev- production, of which the chief was eral respects, and particularly as tO | ay, - ICE TEA SEASON Nothing more refreshing than a cup of fragrant tea, hot or cold. To fully establish this fact, we will make the following big reductions on Teas: All SOc Tea, perpound...................70¢e All 7Oc Tea, per pound ...................60c All GOc Tea, perpound ...................50c Pinhead Gunpowder Tea, $1 quality, per pound.80c Formosa Oolong Tea, $1 quality, per pound. . .80c Spider Leg Japan Tea, $1 quality, per pound. .80c Byerything that grows in Ooffee always fresh roasted. We always have pure cane granulated Sugar for our customers at the lowest price in the city. Phones: oe all Central 2806 Main 2552 There are many evidences that the cast commissioned this summer will prove a distinct advance over that of last year. The selection of Miss Irene Pavloska as prima donna is one upon which the management | especially plumes itself. She is | young, excellently gifted vocally and |endowed with attractive personality ' that and vivacious temperament. Not | only is Miss Paviloska well experi- enced in light opera, but she had |four seasons in grand opera under ‘the late Cleofonte Campanini in Chi. Cag). She ts to make her first ap- | ‘pearance of the season Tuesday nigh: ‘as Nina in “The Firefly.” , } the three defects nominated above. a former St. Loutsan. Miss Lillian, St. Louis Art League. The prize tor | “Robin Hood,” {t remains a fact that Crosman, clair, and whe is to take second so-| Dwyer, whose designs will be used. ! prano parts, formerly played in; “Firefly” Only Musical Comedy. ( operas. o| ' — ’ who is Mrs. Charles Sin-|‘‘The Firefly,” was won by J. A. | “The Mikado” is the most popular, as well as one of the best, of light light opera at the Park Theater. theater's natural settings, we have well-wishers of the enterprise aspire. | was chosen partly on accoun* of the. the assurance that not only were the operas chosen for their outdoor scenes, but | every possible way advan-| meritorious operas of 1919 have is a tuneful work—why should it. tage will be taken of the Municipal been selected for repetition, the lata, not be, when one of its principal | Theater’s groves and vistas. This Reginald de Koven’s “Robin Hood,” | themes, that of “A Trip to Ber- | was especially emphasized in and the Gilbert and Sullivan master-| muda,” bears so fnescapable a re- | point “a original ‘While the choice of works has not! The only musical comedy | y on the | Regarding the employment of the | yet reached the standard to which | season's list is “The Firefly,”” which HAVE YOU Roaches, Bedbugs, Rags, Ants, USE . | RED DEVIL DESTROYERS! MAKES HAPPY AT YOUR DEALER 25c and 50c settings, conducted by thei may be some grumbling against! Chopin's Third Ballade. in A-flat ' there is little doubt that this ceason’s ' , . fact that it gives equal opportunities | the present repertory | repertory registers improvements | to all the singers, and will thus serve | to introduce them to the public. It} over that of last year. The two most of St. Louls artists for); piece, “The Mikado.” While there semblance to the opening melody of | HOUSEWIVES ’ —-* — Well-recommended newcomers | are Miss Eva Olivotti, who is to take eoubrette parts, and Bernard Fer- guson, the company’s leading bari- | tone. Miss Olivotti, who comes from San Francisco, has had a career | |\donna-ship. She was understudy to | | Mitzi Hajos in “The Spring Maid,” ‘and was leading lady of a stock company which ran for the extraor- (‘dinary length of 42 weeks in Port- land, Ore.-—largely, it is said, because of her clever and engaging work. Ferguson, one hears, has been s0- oo eee :loist with the New York, Cincinnati | ‘and Milwaukee orchestras, was a | church drama, “The Wayfarer.”. H» fis credited with creating the name | part of an opera called “Elijah,” 'produced some years ago by Henry Savage. | As the tenor has been engaged “Warren Proctor of the Chicago Op- ‘era Association. He sang here last ‘winter as soloist with the Apollo .Club and concertized during the sea son just ended with Mme. Luisa | Tetrazzini. The only singers. re- ; tained from last year’s cast are Miss ‘Mildred Rogers, contralto, and did honest and competent work all season, and her Katisha in “The | Mikado” was much esteemed. | Galagher Is Re-Engaged. Galagher, the company’s basso, has been soloist at a pair of the St. |} Louis Symphony Orchestra’s regular | concerts, and has just concluded his second season with the Scotti Grand ———— | Opera Co. He sang the title role in |; that company’s repetition of ‘“L’Or- acolo.”’ two weeks ago, at the Odeon. 'His Pooh-Bah in last” year’s “MI- kado” was an excellent bit of work. Raymond Crane, the leading come- dian, is well remembered through an engagement of 10 weeks at the Park Theater, a few years ago. The ‘second comedian, Harry Hermsen, is Laurenti Singing With Zhe New Edison Drawn from An Actual ieading from the chorus to prima | member of the Boston Opera Com-_— pany and during last season had a prominent part in the gigantic) |\Charles FE. Gallagher. The former : ' } Photograph : Co., sang with many years ... =. ST. LOUIS STAR, MAY 26: | Mario Laurenti, in the baritone role of | Silvio, vill lover of Nedda, sang pleas- | ingly, and his duet with Miss Roselle was | one of the best features of.the opera . . | ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOOBRAT: heard the negative role of Silvio sung ef- fectively. As the young Mario Laurenti sang it there were no slurs or botches in hat Taurenti had Let us show you an exact duplicate of the phonograph that held 6,000 teachers spell- bound by its marvelous realism in the daring Be test at Albany, N. Y.,when MARIO LAURENTI, | the famous baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Read What the. St. Louis Papers Said About Laurenti, Who Sang With Scotti Opera Co. POST-DISPATCH, MAY 26: | the work. He gave us every note in his . . « « In Mario Laurenti the Seotti score at its true tonal and vocal value troupe presented the first adequate Silvio, | and his love duet with Miss Roselle was a in detlag, looks and action, seen here in | lovely contribution The test at Albany was the strangest musical performance ever witnessed by these 6000 educators. Laurenti stood be- side the New Edison and began to sing. His voice filled the auditorium. Sudden- | ly, his lips ceased to move, but his voice ' eontinued with undiminished beauty. The For the first time, perhaps, we | New Fdison by his side had taken up the song and was matching his voice so per- fectiy that the human ear was not aware ceased to sing. ~ entitled “Edison and Music.” Please advise full particulars of your Special Club Offer which will enable me to own an Edison. Please mail me, free, your handsome booklet, Special Edison Club Offer SS re eseeeeesegeeecees ee Address een vneeeeeee a oer, a se 4 ye OS ae sell —"? + ats rs + . : of oa : - ; 5s’ Pind ba P #4 o—~ 4 e Ms —2s > a : * “ « ee we se c +s ae 4 f= » mg ype » 7 ——_--- « ss « \ ee ee eee --——- -— } Clothes ~~ 7 Bond’s Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits ummer Comfort Without Extravagance Even if you have limited yourself as to a clothing allow- ance, you can allow yourself to be comfortable all !Sum- mer by wearing a Bond Suit of Palm Beach or Cool Cloth. 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BROADWAY Ee. 3 Channell Chemical 'as a solo violinist. During the last | Co. | Chicago - Toronto - Lendon - Paris |year he has served as director of, —s- + SS GE. i eh “a, APR “A. “Ey . crerRet >. 2) eo + Ne ee ae 5 : if E it by e aR 7 EE spoken now in favor of promoting. the summer performances to an es-|[f Woolen Underwear, thetic standard which will elevate | garment ... -§1.00 public opera in this city to national ts $3 00 reputation. They insist, however, | Raincoa each. 4 that repertories like that of last year | Comforts, Blankets, and the improved one of this season | ‘are necessary as stepping-stones to’! and Sd other useful higher ends. neeqcs. One of the most notable advances / S lon Wea) this year is the engagement of Max Socks, 2 pairs. -.-150e 9 Bendix as musical _ director. He ‘ranks as one of the leading light 1547 ql. BROADWAY tee opera directors of the country. He tion, that the grand-opera “‘Carmen eu ate oun sethine. Any rentuné anal may be given at the end of the sea- ance sent on 30 days’ trial without ex- |'Fortune Gallo’s English Opera Co. | The Improved Choras. pense to you is worth atrial. Tell your Decided improvement is also son. This can readily be done, it is stated, with the present cast——-with repturse Rese Bide. Mancen Ge, te | Shoes of fine duck will save a lot of shoe ex- ° ° ° promised in the chorus, which con- pense this summer and it is as easy to bu sists of 32 professionals from New | Miss Pavioska as Carmen, Proctor York, and 40 St. Louis singers, un- as Don Jose, Ferguson as Escamillo, | wy aay oad GRSS SS the ordinary kin : der the experienced direction of | id s ———- = Galagher as Zuniga, and possibly 6é 9? The 1” has good looks, comfort, great Williamt Parsons.-—"Fhere are 48 fe- Miss Crosman as Micaela. | Still more interesting is the pre- diction made by members of the) USED ARMY durability and a low price to commend _ = male and 24 male voices. The new | . ° ° policy has been adopted of paying | 18 made of extra quality Top Notch duck, In the local singers on the same — management that, if this season ends styles for men, women and boys. An ankle as the imported ones—thus avoiding - a with even a smal! surplus, next year Governm ent may witness at the Municipal Theater the production of such) ; works as Wagner's “Lohengrin,” | Goods (Genuine) “Tannhauser” and “The Valkyrs,” in English. Influential men tn the! @ Overalls, each, ° . the heart-burnings of last year, and | patch of leather and neat leat er trimmin also caiaiebtel the director to demand | give it the real athletic look. The non-slip sole as much service from the oo 6é 9? =: ° as from the professionals. n addi- of the Gym-Bal 1S of the finest live rubber, tion, as one of the officials remarks, | dark red in color. It will outlast two ordinary “the inmates of the old ladies’ | ee backing of the enterprise are out-'| 75c to $1.25 home” have been eliminated from | soles, which makes the shoe a particularly the chorus, with consequent better- e desirable one for boys who wear out shoes ment to the looks as well as the ~. | : = >_> ese —— = - es ~§ -. a ange Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co. merstein. The part of Nina, a street | taken by Emma Tren- avs as wo -~ singer, was | Dept. 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w i ; —_— eee, Se ee ee ‘ bi: oe —_— > ae : ° a, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Mg L Ss ! | —EnhnEAEAEOOOO = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' turtles 3,000,000 years old have been |MUNICIPAL OPERA TO found in N Smith of the United States Geoloe!. | OPEN TUESDAY NIGHT WITH “THE FIREFLY” 2 *s 3,000,000 Years Old. w HINGTON.—-Petrified swamp cal Survey announced. “The little ones are six inches long and the —_, oro = @& o ae nll ~FfF Ss 2 @& @& «& pce) sane peeseas : re ee eset ems | SUFFERED WITH SEVERE ECZEMA ‘TfourYears. Firston Arms, Spread, ftching Severe. CuticuraHeals, “1 suffered from a severe case of eczema. I first noticed a slight red- s lasted for nearly four years. 1 sent for a free sample of Cuticura and Ointment and after the application the itching was I bought a cake of Cuticura and a box of Ointment and at the end “> a month I was healed.”’ ) Mrs. }. E. Ratcliffe, Cale- Minn., Aug. 29, 1919. to pevent urther trouble by Cuticura for all toilet purposes. Bech Pree by Mail. Address: “Outicurs sere te Seap biggest 30,” said the announcement. Sixteen of the 50 specimens found are new to science and have not been given names. __ADVERTISEMENT DISCOVERED A CUREFOR | ASTHMA AND HAYF xj aa | Mr. D. J. Lane, a ee located | at 37: | sas, | remedy | To test it he sent some to people who | | Hay | delight they }cured, Mr, / | cures, 5 Lane Bldg., St. Mary’s, Kan- di discovered a simple home for Asthma and Hay Fever. ‘had been suffering from Asthma and | Fever for years, and Lane is so proud of his _ discovery and has so much sore eBeameg iin its ability to cure that he will send a $1.25 bottle postpaid to any- one who will write for it. His offer is that he is to be paid for it if it judge and re port its effect within ten | _days after using the remedy. suffer from If you | Asthma or Hay write for a bottle at once. Send no monev. Just vour name and address. | to their| state they were easily | Corre The one taking it is to be the |, Fever | MODERN FURNITURE CO. j JUNE BRIDES Take Advantage of Our |STOcK REDUCING : SALE On All Housefurnishings pote the beautiful design of this Suite and you will be con- Vinced that this is an offer hard to beat. This Suite is shown $250 CANE LIVING-ROOM SUITE +190 ‘tn a very pretty velour covering and is finished in brown Set consista of 7t-inch settee and ee roomy er may be purchased separately. On sal | home in New York, three years later. | The work opens with an overture of seven pages, introducing many of, the leading airs of the work. | The cast for the St. Louls produc: | ition is anounced as follows: | Nina Irene re | Mrs. Guteiey Van Dare— Mildred Rogers’ Bernard Ferguson Warren Proctor | | Joakine, Van Dare..Lillian Crosman | Jenkins, a secretary..Raymond Crane ‘Herr Franz, a choirmaster— | Charles E. Galagher | | Antonio Columbo, a pickpocket— Elva Magnus li, Nina’s guardian— Ralph Nicholls Marda Veit and Elva Magnus are St. Louis members of the Municipal | eee Co. The executive staff con- | sists of Max Bendix, musical direc- | ‘tor; David E. Russell, business man- | ager; William Parsons, chorus mas- |ter; Charles Sinclair, stage director; | Raiph Nichols, stage manager, and Frederick Fischer, orchestra manha- | ger. As the first act begins, there gath- | | ers on the pier a party of friends of | Mrs. Oglesby Van Dare, a wealthy widow, who is taking them on a yacht trip to her estate in Bermuda. In the party are Geraldine Van Dare, niece of the hostess; Geraldine’s | fiance, Jack Travers; the latter’s sprightly uncle, John Thurston; Herr Franz, a musical enthusiast; Sybil, Van Dare; Mrs. Van Dare’s secre- tary and maid, Jenkins and Suzette; and Jack’s valet, Pietro. Jack and | Geraldine have quarreled over the ‘former's admiration for Nina, an) ‘Italian street singer, who soon ap- ‘pears on the stage. VDietro recog- nizes her as a former playmate. In order to rescue her from the cruel- |ty of her guardian, Correlli, Pietro ‘induces her to change clothes with _the waif Antonio Columbo, and ac- company the party as a cabin boy. In the second act, in Bermuda, the | supposed cabin boy has become a 'favorite with all save Geraldine. Franz wants to adopt “him” as his son. A cablegram identifying the _cabin boy with Antonio, a notorious pickpocket, compels Pietro and Nina ‘to confess the latter’s disguise. Al) 'desert her except Jack and Il ranz. | Three vears later,.-Mrs. Van Dare ‘is giving a garden party, for which ishe has engaged the reigning prima ‘donna of the day. She, of course, turns out to be the former Nina. All ,ends happily, with the betrothal of Nina and Jack, while Geraldine con- s0les herself with her sweetheart’ ‘uncle. List of Musical Numbers. | The musical numbers are distrib- ‘uted as follows: | Act 1: opening chorus, “A Trip | |to Bermuda;:"’ duet, Geraldine and | John Thurston Jack Travers with c horus, / . Continued From Preceding Pace. | ENEVER an_ intelligent man or woman wishes to buy anything it is a natural desire to purchase the best of its kind. We all want fine furniture in our homes, fine china, silverware, clothes; we desire a fine automo- bile or to own a fine watch, whatever we have set our hearts upon possessing. We are never really satistied with a lower slandard than we have conceived. When the time comes that we can afford it, we invariably see to it that what we have desired becomes ours. HIS worthy ambition is par- ticularly true of a watch. When we go to our dealer’s to make what should be an eventful, life-time purchase we are not going to jeopardize our invest- ment for the sake of a few dollars. Especially if the difference be- tween that watch at that price and this watch at this price will mean the difference between constant repair bills, uncertain time-keep- ing and a watch that is faithful in its day-in and year-out depend- able service. So, when we buy a watch, let us remember that it is not al- ways what we see on the outside but the unseen things in the ‘“‘works’’ that really count. And common sense tells us that if a watch good enough to challenge the world in the quality of its and bow What “Upkeep” Means to Your Watch mechanism and the hidden super- iorities of its exclusive inven- tions, costs more than a watch of so-called similar grade, we should not hesitate which watch is the one for us to own.. ase (THE Waltham Watch is the only watchin the world that has taken the my stery out of the “works” of a watch. But the Waltham Watch has done in- finitely more than that, it has proved beyond argument that this American built timepiece excels in advantages to ev ery owner because of the advances in watch-making embraced in its construction. Some of these inventions and practises. are remarkable. But every one of them protects the owner of a Waltham Watch against big repair bills and in- sures those durable services for which the Waltham Watch is internationally famous. 2 AND the question of “‘Upkeep”’ should always be considered. The first cost of a watch has much to do with its final cost. We would need volumes if we pubtished the fecord pertorm- ances of Waltham Watches that have come to us in many thou- sands of testimonial letters from allover the world. Watches that have kept time for years save for occasional cleaning and oiling and are still faithfully ticking time for their proud owners — We can truthfully say that no other watch in the world can show to the expert horologist the con- structional superiorities con- tained in the mechanism of a Waltham Watch. They levi amazed the foreign watch maker, as his published statements will verify. WHAT then does the buyer of a Waltham Watch inherit? First, a watch the ‘“‘works” of which guarantee horological art at its highest development. Sec- ond,:a standardized watch, every part involving immediate re- placement or repair and each unit of co-equal quality. Third, a watch value that is sustained by the oldest and largest insti- tution of its kind. Fourth, the only watch in the world made under one roof. Fifth, a watch that has won the highest honors at the world’s greatest Exposi- tions. Sirth, a beautiful watch, and beauty that does not sacrifice time-keeping ability for freakish good looks. Seventh, a watch that will give maximum of service at the minimum of upkeep cost. Last but not least, a watch that will outlive you. There are thousands upon thousands of Waltham Watches still serving the children and grandchildren of the parents, who, a long time ago, went to their dealer and came away with what the years proved to be one of the best investments of life—a Waltham. | Jack, “He Says Yes— |'She Says No; duet, Sybil and, |‘ Thurston, with chorus, “Cail Me Un- cle;:” solo, “Love Is Like a Firefiy,” | Nina; duet, “Something.” Jenkins. ‘and Suzette; solo, “Giannina Mia,”’ | Nina, and finale, ensemble, “I've! i} Found It at Last.” | Pateated ' In this series of advertisements the following Waltham Watches will be featured: 10 Ligne (Ladies’).... Men's Opera £05 and up 7 1-2 Ligne (Ladies’) _.. $250 to $1500 or more, depending upon the case Colonial A (Men's).. ...... 200 to Saas or more, depending ‘wee the case Jewel Series (Ladies’)..... .. $40 and ep Colonial Series Riverside (Men’s)......... Vanguard Railroad Ww worn Cadet D. S. Gold Back $90 and up Act 2: opening chorus, “In Sap-| phire Seas,” Sybil and chorus; solo, Atkins,” Nina and chorus; | “Sympathy,” the best-| _known air in the work, Geraldine, and Thurston; solo, “A Woman's Smile,” Jack; trio, “De Trop,” Jen- 'kins, Suzette and Pietro: quintet, |\“We're Going to Make a Man of | You,”’ Nina, Jack, Jenkins, Thurston and Franz; solo, with chorus, “The | Beautiful Ship From Toyland,” Franz and men’s chorus; and d “When a Maid Comes Knocking at We Are Your Heart,’’ Nina. Agents Act 8: opening waltz, Thurston | for 'and chorus; “An American Beauty Rose,”’ Thurston and chorus; duet, Bridge & “The Latest Thing from Paris,”’ Pie- Beach's | tro and Suzette; concert waltz, “The | Dawn of Love,’ Nina: and finale,’ Superior s, “When a Maid Comes Knocking at! Stoves Your Heart,”” by the ensemble. | The opening of “The Firefly” on | and Tuesday night will initiate one of | Ranges. the changes introduced this season. | ; During each of the seven weeks, Tuesday will be the opening and | 50c Per Week Buys This Fine Sunday the closing night for the | BED SPRING AND MATRESS opera of that period. On Monday nights the theater will be dark. | Outfit Complete TUT “Tommy | waltz-song, -_ ~- 7 2 € - ” = - - -~ - 4 os ” = - wv) . 7 al “ rd nd _ - oo s ~ ~~ 7 Waltham 7 1-2 Ligne The movement is actually smaller than a dime in diameter $260 to $1500 or more depending uporm the case .. $115 and up Waltham Colonial A Extremely thin at no sacrifice of . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ADVERTISEMENT VERTISEMENT MUNICIPAL OPERA TO _— a. — jae yore, ene ae | OPEN TUESDAY NIGHT | : i UID FIRE § , ’ —s WITH “THE FIREFLY” A A liquid Gre to the bedbugse, «ents, Continued From Preceding Page. — . roaches and fleas is what the new chem!- cal discovery really is. although there is me tural value and wholesome enter-| no danger or no Gamage to be done by | ® 2 : tainment. ' - , using it to your springs, furniture or | | FOR U f The amphitheater's capacifY is ‘ : clothing. This new chemical ils known 4s | | ' = 9260, of which 1200 chairs have| 4 : Pesky Devils’ Quietus, P. D. Q. Costa; The meso intensely you have suf: | Why continue to wear ge been reserved as free seats The| anil | ao : | $85c, but this few cents will have the fered from irritated, itching skin, the mon, ill-fitting, truss that is ee others will range in price from 25| . s Me | power of ridding your house of bedbugs. | nore grateful will be your sigh of re- stant source of discomfort cents to $1.50 Prine Siete nee aie! . a _™ ants. roaches and we if you purchase | lief when Poslam has heen applied. | tae to your . 50. | 4 \. “or Fe Pp. D. Q P. DQ Is usea and recom- | Soothing, cooling, pacifying, now that Fre? Aloe’s ‘Saf rT; ple room for 600 players. New| “oo ‘ mended by the leading Hospitals and); _ ‘NOW wv + , ith- | : | Ce | Railroad Companies as the safest and | You KNOW, you will never be with are superior im design and lighting towers on either side are) ‘2 ’ “4 : . | di a Ae : quickest of ridding the pesky bed-| out it should the need arise. | |also expected to concentrate and re-! & Delmar 2178. gard’s ship proceeded. af uae. yo) yee it To read Conrad is to live through the adventures of the great Bend ofr free book. “The Story of Orange: . rf novelist’s life. The moist, stifling, fetid smell of the jungle and the dreadful tension of hidden barbarians become real. The dark, impenetrable night of the South Seas inspires actual terror. His stories read with a vividness of atmosphere and a realness of char- - } acters that only years of experience make possible. Back on the land unseen natives lurked and grouped, growing © increasingly suspicious and resentful because of the hated pres” ence of the white man and his yacht. But, as if skillfully managed by the enemy to frustrate the pt poses of this messenger of deliverance, with its arms and ammupie” tion, across the path of the brig, as she approached, intruded a7 vacht, run aground and firmly gripped in the sand. 4 6 3 4 a q : a Into these circumstances Lingard came. Necessity demanded” that he immediately consign the yacht’s people to the inevitable attack and plunder of the natives or else bring them captive to the: brig and hold them prisoners while the war went on—and whilé only the woman, the wife of the master of the yacht, and Lingarg understood. Travers, the owner of the yacht, is kidnapped. ; a : to th begs his M@@ue and Lingard promises in faith woman who holds his confidence. ° — ~eee masts ee —_ '. And then, suddenly, Edith Travers went, too—alone with a i ; gard into the night to face the natives, and because of Lingard—= oe H R. & 7 What happened after this brings out the nature and courage ¢ pee b “J Fe h Cc d ane ane woman whom her husband calls “‘imperfee o civilized.’’ e devotion of Lingard to the Rajah and the prineé | 4 osep ONTA and the passion that stirred Lingard to the deepest depths | : : ; | soul, form a terrific struggle that grips the reader from page’ Conrad is at his best in this new, vigorous South Sea novel. An page, and leads to a climax that is unguessable in this, thai air of expectancy hovers over the story—an air of mystery, defeat- called Conrad’s best, production. é. ed hope, useless desire, romance. It is peculiarly, strikingly orig- ye 5s inal Visit the ARCADE BOOKSHOP ~ ia ‘The Rescue”’ is a story of scheming, hatred and passion. The For your convenience, Doubleday, Page & Co. conduct a bookshop im’ t situation 1s impressive, even terrible. Its plot involves a rescue— 7 Building. 4 are invited to visit it and spend a- pleass our or 80 examining the many new volumes of fiction, poetry, drama, & the rescue of white people by a man who lost his soul in th A e at- tory, essay and bio r be aun ae “ae Spe » @ graphy. Any book question that m a a ae the rescue is attended by violence, intrigue, romance you will be straightened out by petniieediak attendants nedamanibitsee: and sacrifice. . be Here you will find Joseph Conrad's newest booke— ‘The Rescue,"’ being the ! holding place of honor at the hedd of the shelf. Glance through it. Read s To his hero, Captain Lingard, Conrad gave the characteristics of Pat SDs ia secarane e Oe e ‘ ni , tenderness and devoti =, and keep it FREE for five days. crime, evotion. In him he portrayed the glamour For those who cannot visit the ARCADE BOOKSHOP of a lawless life. He made him the fascinating, masterly and Soqese Senne, SS eee Conducted by Doubleday, Page & © _ LEMON CF aN ” , soupon below, entitli th tragic character that only Conrad could create. to five-day FREE examination of Garden City, N. Y. — ‘The Rescue.’’ Clip it, fill it Dept. 116 Arcad ” oa . , | ‘ dee’ 2 and’ ven e Building, St. Louis, Mo, =| ORANGE AND LEMON i ‘‘The Reseue”’ is one of the most absorbing, stirring adventure belt. Wl be oust Seteencalee.” Gentlemen: fe te CRUSH SIRUP Business firme whe want your | stories ever written—even by the pen of Conrad. He makes vou lutely FREE. If you decide to Jeu Oeaiet hee . ating — oithaan K. D. Beverage & Supply Co. |} °°" Ut epatring anc live through strange adventures, fight barbarous natives, rescue a ea ie pi bettie aere. the book or send you $2.00 in full payment. =~ ¥ WO+ ||| other services are advertising in the beautiful glishwoman. It takes you into far-off South S : a haat NAM os “ y ar-O u Seas, Either use the eoupon or visit . A E ad et te itt wil Sele Distributors im St. Louis | ul 4 21 SOUTH FO Post-Dispatch Want Pages. | imto stinging squalls and forbidding nights. It is a story that, the Arcade Bookshop today. a>DRESS ee ; . esene’’ a ok you caa- pe tebe *e#erett®e ea ones ST. Cent. 208T St. Leula, Mo. Main 6240 |)! i oa 2 once can never be forgotten. ' | oat inion. po , A aT te ee Perrepaneee ~ _——. _ t »

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a.” ree — aoe oe ao 7 Sa) gil St, . . - il 8 le lta ae aa ‘or ee ee ew, e pe Aaa ; ; 2 mr wae = 5 ame ‘ ° ‘ ii 4 9 . > — ries y a 7 4 a. 4 x ‘ 2 ‘ e . . > Si ety ae: - ne ' be . . Po - - p 7 * ~ ‘ - - ” ~ a . > —_ ~ __ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATEH'’ - , SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Sosa SSS Sasa aS SS Sas aaa | RIISH FOR DIVORCE | SSH UNLETH | IPTUR a : Fear That Winnipeg Would Be- ||||///-—= : SSS Pg spon lo wear a.com — U & } Cc C O. come “the Reno of Canada” i siIxTH at 516 LOCUST ST ie So your t c hs, 22 ie eguard” T — : e WINNIPEG, Manitoba —Canada's | ||| design ’ ii » s . first divorce court, established here | |/)||) r hi cor s—WMusical Inst ts—Sh t be last September, has heard only 152/))) ‘ € rumen ee uSsIC applications and granted only aS ‘decrees during the eight months Cy The Following Rolls on Sale Beginning Today has been operating. ST — This record, in the face of the) /|/|| aio —- fact that before the court was) /)//' | opened divorce was a luxury attain- ‘able only by the rich, because every | application had to go to the Federal | = nd Ave, © ‘Senate, and the minimum cost of such procedure was about $5000, and - . : ’ | ee . f j in the face of the fact that it was ‘Diepatch We opened after all the soldiers had re-— | —_—_— ‘turned, many to find their homes)|//|||/'}| | ’ ON N Pa 1) had been disrupted during their ab- || ii , sence—is regarded by the clergy and bby ee) / | ; : lawyers as conclusive evidence that! ||| ||| 'divorce will never become the pop-/ ||| | ' ——= } ‘ular institution in this country that. tH ao | # ‘it is elsewhere. Wi M se Ic RO LL : | Suits Decreasing. i }: sf 86|06|6When the news came from En- a - « B 9 ae giand that the Privy gousel! of th | ; 2 Y empire had decided Manitoba's Court | ~s of King’s Bench possessed the right In ur ntire toc to adjudicate divorce cases the fear | ~- whit | i Myton eal oy} reese nreert eer ee eee @ Be (ou YA BCE oo a =" A> that Winninpex would become “the | & it fi’ 4 : Reno of Canada” was expressed from Vee ft many pulpit# and elsewhere. Even | . a the most optimistic believed there) would be a scramble, at first, by hur-'| a ti -— — yf dreds of mismated couples who had | . ic H had to endure continuation of the) , | * hs . > ‘riage tie because of the high cost ti Artis d-Played Roll ea) | ch Forme an a e O S 4, | of getting it severed hi 1 VU a , % ~ : _ There was a rush, but ft subsided | bit - 2 No. Trrus ,, _ 'before the court had been operat- | S ; ‘ing a month, and the rushers wer? ah 0 fg Z = I 4 J , : 4 Bo The Barefoot Trail mostly returned soldiers who had rial : ad bt tite ¢- A Ok i A EE , 6800 The Bells of St. Mary’s . ao * married in haste to repent at leisure. 6793 The Crocodile . 2 wo The average number of decrees i : — 6790 Dance-O-Mania . ' . ; | ; granted during the first halg of the’ | ||! | 60 65 70) 75 6792 Hiawatha’s Melody of Love S.A. Perry. , tis WS eight months’ period was 20 4a/|| a 9 s 4 month: it has since declined, until > . 7 6804 In Hundert Johr A Rim . A Perlstein Jewish Word Roll iy. ar es EE eee We winew od 6802 In Shadowland ° . . . Waltzy epplications is diminishing steadi-y. | 6807 Lone Star e° . Fox Trot | When all cases of returned soldiers al } ‘ OW 6798 Lovin’ Blues , 3 . Fox Trot . are disposed of the average will fall : . ' below five a month, lawyers predict. 6806 Manyana . - Fox Trot wa; | As there are about 180,000 married 6795 Old Man Jazz . ; . . Fox Trot Ly. couples in the province the number 6796 Rose of Virginia . . . Fox Trot . . > Ws divorced in the eight months, com- | i ° f- 6797 Sometimes Py oe S. A. Perry Waltz, Marimba ' a pared with the number who have it | Hu ndreds ot Suits Fffects ov adhered to the “death-do-us-part” ne ERO ee OE eR ee —_ pledge, is as one to 1950. In other 680: Tell Me P Maiden 8. A. P ae T | words, only about one couple out o | . 4 , a ¢ + | Gm: When He Gave Me You sts meee (EE Soeerginr dy wang te Regegad owaced {Hi Hh Smarter Styles—Finer Woolens—Better Workmanship (Mother of Mine) S. A Perry Waltz . court solace for marital woes. The 6794 When the Harvest Moon is 9 anes e {iil Greater Reductions Shining . S. A. Perry Weal ' . « ; Militates Against Wives. 6729 Miss Me . . . . SA. Perry : Waltz Under the Manitoba law, which | is the old English divorce law. there Word Rolls im Italian, Polish, Jewish and Bohemian "Se is really only one ground for divorce ) , —infidelity. And husband and wife! ||||//|/ : Connorized rolls are made by America’s greatest jazz inter- | ee eee eens the Wee hii band has only to prove one charge, iti : preters. They have a zip and swing that’s simply irresistable Ze ' iAdity ee-ebtale « Gecree. where. tor dancing. And Connorized Rolls are always mechani- | as the wife must prove infidelity, cally perfect, always track properly and play as they should. (4 and, in addition, desertion or ex- Pa treme cruelty, to divorce her hus- i ’ : ‘ : Sold By All Dealers uff band. i Kvery man or VOUuUnL Ihab ih St. Louts should , ° | i eatistine ta Sdautetd af tas titi take, make or find time to attend this sale ° charge desertion in Manitoba if the | iAe, ah } c > Ys Connorized Music Go... St. Louis | husband is residing outside the prov- ) ‘ince at the time the application is filed, even though he may Mave de- (ge. "“ a —— an a — MS under the law, the wife's legal res!- 5 am ¥ , «> : 1 he . ; dence is where her husband lives, pli it 4 le purp « | > | “" » */ and she cannot sue unless her legal isinherited - f | mM - ‘ ot . eee is fin thus province These | y ~ Y ain : . | : M4 : 4 nequalities account partiv for the pt Li 4 wy : . i TH ’ > S i fact that of the 1o7 decrees granted | y S! ~~ . ° ) A us eo far, two-thirds of them have been /obtained by husband: the prepon- derance of men is attributed partly | Le the pur = , also to the large number of re-| r turned soldiers suing for separation | | | i ’ ‘| ammuni- from unfaithful wives. es ih ~ U | S N U | S \ U | | S ®& ts mn nouded ® HH All the New Connorized Music Rolls _ | pugs 70 Wil Conservative Grays Worsteds ‘ m ‘State Convention to Be Held at Ex- | er l, growing AT | celsior Springs. HAH Form-Fitting Blues Flannels ated pres- | The Missouri Pharmaceutical! As- || | | Si | sociation will hold its annual conven- | | Hit One-Button Browns Unfinished Worsteds ‘ GRIMM tion at eT oprings Tuesday to|/|) ih Friday, inclusive: mr demanded HELLRUN G & Nagata «2 sate nog ||| Two-Button Greene Vounmncirontteds : the Convention Committee, has es- bihae . > inevitable | Schilshed ‘Milenaitere in the ¥ea-|||i| Three-Button Mixed Patterns Single-Breasteds ; W ; eral Reserve Bank Building and is) | tive to the | 9th and ashington ufging that Missouri send a large del-| | | | and while | egation to the national association | Hill . d Lingare ane nse ce na kh mankbatere bet agpcogabewegpested 1111] 11] Each and every Suit from Boyd’s regular stock with the i Boyd label sewn inside. at the State conventions. It is ex-| Loom that more than $000 from|!'|! i | 1 | Saeee } i every stat@pin the Union will attend! | | the ann convention, and Chair-| | ' h Trave M. | }man Pauley is particularly desirous | “1 4 . that Missouri will have a iarge rep- it | ere a to - resentation because the national as- hy $45 and $50 $ / $85 $90 $95 $ ] 00 $ ak, sociation was organized tn St. Louis} /!)}|//) ’ ’ +e 23 years ago. The officers of the//|!/|!| ° ’ ; 9 8 Y . Missouri State Association are: A. C. Suits N O W and $1 10 Suits N ow Smith, Carrollton, Mo., president; H. M. Whelpley, St. Louls, secretary; William Mullebach, Boonville, Mo.,{/) ; treasurer. | Only Palm Beaches, Mohairs, Tropicals, and cleans with __ ADVERTISEMENT WH (iolf Suits and Full Dress Clothes Excepted. 4 éé ° 9? | half the work Advises “Corn Silk Extract in Treatment of Kidney and Bladder Ailments iit No Charge f iil o e for Allays Inflammation and Wil No Charge for , peg Restores Normal Action | Alterations . Alter Just a simple extract of green corn silk compounded with other simple, well-known drugs, seems to bring re- sults in the treatment of Kidney and u Bladder disorders that might almost | | ili be classed as miraculous. Congestion | ||! | and inflammation of the kidneys and bladder cause untold distress. Paina: L — in back and hips, pain and pressure in bladder region, causing restless g@gleep soon wears out the patient's italit d ious results fol- wits low neglect, |! "Te Be or Not to Be-That’s the Question The soothing, balmy effect of Balm. | wort Tablets hs 0, er uickly as | ? Let us decide for you by examining the inflammation is allayed and the organs are toned up to act as nature. = Wry intended. ! TTT Alexander T. Matya, 30 Elm street, Passaic, N. J., writes: _ *T have been taking Balmwort Tab- ‘lets for Kidney and Blader trouble and find they give me the most bene- ficial resultes.’’ . , Step your euffering and nightly dis | | tr y asking vour leading druggist ty for @ tibe of Balmwort Tablets.’ = % Price, $1.00. ° te “> - i 4% - . : ¥ > / - 4 : 7 d ' ot 7 4 7 . : 2 yo » . q 7 4 4 - , t ss . ‘ 7 e ‘ ‘ 6 oa ‘+ e és . ‘ Ae - * ~~ ~ ‘ ; « ae £ ~- A ee ne ee ‘ve : » ~e Bry . a ed . , * ah a %!

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ADVERTISEMENT “TIZ” FOR TIRED BERMAN HELPLESS Central Telephone and Electric C NDS Ri FEE] WRECK IN STORM, 310-312 North Eleventh Street . 7 a ‘ min" see shee. INVESTIGATOR SAYS Westinghouse Agent Jobber Electric Washer & Wringer q : ran . 9 s . am aioe — Wholesale Distributors Onl _ Didn’t This Come Out Just Fine? . Seo te : British Editor Declares Na- O esa e 1S \ The Crystal washes precious embroidered = rich and soapy water which accounts 7. _ wa gee Why go limping around with ach- ; 5 S F underwear as gently as you would do t for the surpnsing way every trace of , q . 0 te still rag ing, puffed-up feet fect s» tired, tion Will Be Corpse That of Westinghouse Apparatus i ae won Ged he URget bonger, isola ehafed, sore and swollen vou can ; : ica aterialis. : . 7 Seamig can con bardiy get your shoes v7) y Eso r hy Will Poison World Unless and other standard Electric : ae ae wend See ; r a a 7 don't you get a box o ‘*Tiz’’ from | sa: | 2 d ental the drig store now and gladden your; Spa Conference Halts De-| Attractive Proposition for Dealers. bangs kly laundered 1 FHL rm et our show soom. Ses the a | ~ pi pemey tertured feet! ia sini va a cole .o ve hope. Tod ‘*Tiz’’ makes vour feet glow with cline. | ae . » thoroughly r af despair. | periority. : Paes _ Must Meet —! takes down swellings and | princi We will b d h The raws the soreness and misery right | : , : bbe : on a neg ate at F It flows “7 Crystal will be quick to convince you. dia il is to open eut of feet that chafe, smart and GOVERNMENT ONLY : : , We Carry a Complete Line of Westinghouse Sind tah Dili: Doomonee oS roe porn. ‘‘Tiz’’ instantly stops pain in | ‘eorns, callonses and bhuntons ‘*"Teg”” SHADOW OF POWER | : ay ak | : F 1 f 4 4 1% w . : r w b No more shoe tightness no more foot an eee see Electric Fans, Irons, Motors and Other ses Main one entren #6 ni i i ' a SRE ae a 9 put cr : Keopetheleathereoftandpliable. Never /” is survey of Germany, from ——— Ay Won | J terials first. hardens, cracks or forms a crust. which he has just returned, Mr. Gar- phase 3 ge | x ‘cause it is only t For sale by all diner enjoyed the exceptional advan- es eis nant a3 that new heart ‘* There pens tage of discussing the problems of » APE ( | et - a — re — put into the “A™™! Polish for every shoe’’ the new republic with her most in- t | tat ah | A ~x Ya been starving Herriott Polish Co. fuential statesmen, so that the infor- Beit By, “a starving still. Th St. Louis, Me. mation on which these articles are | aise , / ao would so imared | based comes from the most author- sal . . aides | Oa yy es that the shadow even wees eetran | tative sources. ’ a att it) , , aan id that there OF A eegaenel \ RS pei © hf Wi Sem Aue tor as sufficient By A. G. GARDINER. : Lae 2 a ” : : OR of getting it. At Formerly Editor of the London Daily . Bite =. ~ é‘ a to work there ¢ News. , hg OP. arta A i M4 is generally agr BERLIN, May 10.—During the . ‘ oN iy | Spe om ent people has : ) a | ) ny 4 . “so industriously WNT A "ty #— f "TPerere A AR A nt aaa, 8G 2 2a SE , eee everce ——— “ae ee eC ue last fortnight I have been engaged ice : | ; = I es in an attempt to find the truth about ' pens 2. , i. ev . > } \°@ 4 C al FI Sh : . _ shown s0 gh a4 the condition of Germany, social, , yey 8 es? : = ~ = vee ed Pe ; - , ryst ectric op , . th — j s as the he tr a ’ economical and political. l have bia ,> hooey 2m eS san, . 4 : } , fally reveaie | BROWN talked with all sorts and conditions Ar ’ | 503 North 9th Street, - OXBLOOD of men and women, from the Chan- ~ , — Opposite Statler Hotel, + Make Y H . ',/cellor, Herr Muller; the Foreign Sec- . | . St. Louis, Mo. are i our firair ‘etary, Herr Koester; Herr Rathe- bu ft : ral : r ni 'D fans ; I ma tenner! — Cen 2844. Main 822. ook Naturally Curly es ee ee , nock, the British Charge d'Affaires, Just apply a little liquid silmerine Gen. Malcolm: the head of the Brit- with a clean toothbrush before doin® i.) Military Mission in Berlin, Prince up the hair and vou wil! have as beautt- . "© ,* Yu ™ * ' ful curiae and waves as you could wish Lichnowsky; Prof. Delbruck, M. An | —_——— for They wii) be perfectiy natural in guenin, the French economic repre- appearance and will last a long time, Sentative; the organizers of the even in damp or windy weather. The|American Relief Mission and the ® 4 full effect ie secured within three hours English and American Friends’ Re- , Seually. lief Missions, to the people in their Omen esigqne @ A few ounces of liquid §eilmerine— es, abmen, ‘aiters, ™= which, of course, can be had at any hom the cabmen, the waiters © drum etore—will last for weeks, so it is ‘©achers, party leaders, tradesmen, | , . jour- How should an electric iron be made to best * @uite economical to use It also serves university students, bankers, % as an excelient dressine giving the hair 2 z F ‘ ® a delightful closes When the hair is nalists and doctors. The detailed , n Srrombed out it will be as fluffy as though conclusions that emerge from these fit women's needs? This isa question that none | a4 ji t b h ooed > . 't_Bed just been _shampooed___ inquiries and from contact with the can answer better than women. That's why in life of the people in all its main p lucing this brane new Pt 4 and one-half pound phases must be reserved for subse- es quent articles. The immediate task iron Westinghouse enlisted the aid of women. . ‘is to try to state the bearing of « ofe = p those conclusions upon the issues of Women suggested a plug that can be easily ‘the Spa conference. . | removed, vet never slips out. Women pI oposed In its external and on a Liver Causes surface view of “Shnen 9am to- that the edge of the iron should be beveled, the eres “coe eatively SME de lank down ou the week Weir ae Headache (a Alapendy I erpeelic termined the shape and the finish. nee eed. fae Sane rence oie, Deople ee ge ery fired alimente kin- appearance of plenty in the hotel hones game ap trad b in thé wind 'life of the cities, the theaters are when rter’s | full, and the Sunday crowds In the WESTINGHOUSE ELBCTRIC & MANUFACTURING CO. ‘Little Liver ' streets and the pleasure gardens are Bes Parsburgh, Peo will end cheerful and comfortably dressed. But when ohe penetrates behind this facade to the realities, the falsity of ® R Pury vege- : > L Ss the exterior impression becomes ap- “able. Act parent. In the light of those reali- a egently on liver af ; ties Germany gives the impression a Small Pill—Small Dose—Small of an enormous wreck that is drift- - ‘DR. CARTER’S IRON PILIS, Nature's ‘%« helplessly on the waters, with- omreat nerve and blood tonic for ©u't direction or contro). All is con- ELECTRIC WARE FOR THE HOUSEHOLD nemia, Rheumatism, Nervous~ fusion, despair and misery aboard. opate Sieeplessness and Wome The captain, having brought the ‘s Ills. ship to disaster, has fled, his crew is 3 be 1 “ in mutiny, the grip of the extempor- Don t Be Envious: Become Slender e Pe » Seanine mast bear signature ooet ized Government is so feeble that it > 7 v Lad -_ ADVERTISEMENT represents only the shadow of pow- —S A Wholesome Reduction net She Gm ee ON — — = er; the people, stunned by t} " “. | ole % - mous sktasthonne that +f Sabation - Korein is increasing. At sa Ye gue ey oil compound, : 2 NO MORE rRUSS FOR ME them, hungry, disillusioned, leader- Reduce safe, harmless and reliable, which, when used in connec- ee tion with the simple directions of Korein 7 System, is a won- be = -eiateemmnateentnetiindalliaiote deena -_ ee | | | | . SO ES ee eee _ ~~ — ey >> ~ —_ GB. = _ —_*—-— ~ a 2 eS ~~ less, are like a flock of sheep ™® ° ’ : lh aun — pante...Outude, the storm beats on Weight derfummsight reducer Obtain a graceful, slender figure. Pin S H HURRAH} the hapless vessel. There is no . Many persons have reported an average weight reduc- oof thro ented of resistance within and no | Happily tion of 8to 20 pounds ina month. Physicians recommend it. Guarantee Li eetaiant ad aivetek ices b+ mig Th W t} h i | S Id b | 7 No creeeme, Peale.” ot toons § ny ye ell ‘a Rea NS rR , ner ORM ; ; elightful, steady riddance of adiposity. ‘‘The fat seems c. Eaperse pas the work of reacut ; © | es Ing ouse ron Ss O y to melt away,’’ is the expression of numerous users. $100 guarantes.in each box. that you will begins. egin reduce all you need to (10 to 60 pounds, or more), or your money back. Sull Time to Save Germany. For convenience, Oil of Korein comes in tiny capsules, easily swallowed. Positively ne thyroid, ) in a word, the issue at Spa is . @ @ ' 4 | whether Germany is to be kept as a no purgative; no salts, nothing drastic or objectionable. A wholesome, gqnuine reduction remedy. - | ~ sa Sete ee Fgh acres Get a box of Oil of Korein at the drug stbre. Follow the simple directions of Korein 7 System, ~~ save her. if there is he Begone weigh yourself and use the tape measure before starting. Keep a record of daily reduction. ol |to save her; but the sands are run- = If you want to become slender gracefully, increase your mental and physical efficiency, improve — ning out. If Spa does not stop the your figure, add to your cheerfulness, gain health and prolonged life, follow the easy Korein System. | process of internal dissolution Ger * many will be a corpse that will poi- 12th and Locust Streets Judge & Dolph Drug Co. (4 stores) B. O. Huger (2 stores) son the world. Unless thie earveints — SI OV. Eckert Drag Co governs the attitude of the allies at Six Offices in the County Spa, the conference will fail The eS fon choice is between continuing to pun- . 4 ; ish Germany as an enemy or dealing | 7% with her as a debtor We can do ri | : either, but we cannot do both We Distributors for ,can destroy her, in which case we HM i regrettable that so many rup shall get nothing. or we can help her WESTINGHOUSE PERCOLATORS—IRONS—TOASTERS Gereé persone daily run Ganger of dis to live, to work and to pay iD OTH ; ; ' eater, all because they lack knowledge Assuming that the desire ix that Pps eC eee @f the real pature ef the condition called Germany should be kept : : | @ if you are over-stout. you know the dis- @. A $100.00 Guarantees is enclosed in each bos Maptere. They believe that se long as eancern, the policy th ies ered fort of being so. You may be clever of Ol) of Korein. Cash to you If you do not Wear some sort of @ truss, they , , ar Seu l e enough to make others imagine you are glad | reduce 10 to 60. or more, pounds, as may be “ere all right.” little thinking tunat tn eee = Yo In “ge The first ; to be tas. thst you are as contented mse needed in your case wearing an unwholesonie trves they are “M*EMCal is a change of spirit. The outwardly seem — but you truly wish to G. Thies ie the right time to begin reducing * estening the 64y when o harmful. i. Wer must be ended It is srit) going papery Se weight. Your health will improve apace. You © ating. wneanttery, stiff, gailing presevre On. I[t is impossible to live here ° + ve Se Po Pan me a will become more active end efficient pes will cause & greater area of week without feeling that you are in the e Ine t. light and cheerfvl. Im 7" physical and @ Your figure will be normal, a( tractive; ame and the old truss “don't held,” Then midst of a beleaguered people. The 3 | mental! condition— years your life and you will realize the benefit of your new supe- [Se real trouble Degine. Don't wait for nation is still living and dying on Lindell 6550 -—PHONES— Oentral 1681 + hg inatag rior personality. Gain youth ond beauty/ ron : ‘cert eeserererse rvs "vet eregetere: the reckoning br Poets xy my tard half rations of often unspeakable @ The yay > = penes ne more Your success-——your future food, it is still enveloped by enemies — | > cone & Ce ee ot 7ou.0 pasuees still cut off from free d . | @ little thinner, in ‘ev in plai .f ich happiness depends upon «a strong : and equal in : rea more attrac ive each day ~t. F it ieatite 6s pea ota free h ¢ terecourse with the world, still kent ' : the auneyance © . —— AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT | Baa of weiss vabeetlan ? 3 © Write for ovr free book. “Redus é! ee eee see it fi -os re . De the preper On the rack, not knowing from what MPO ~~ Sew, While it te within your power ' quarter the next blow wil! fall The POMPETA — col Woven: Bice anent Wavrinit Wer- einpie. at end sesteital. egio Weight Happdly.” i wil) help you. “master” of your own fu. ostracism of the nation ts almost as_ | 7 : Moanteuring. Shampooing. . tc. Might to feel the Genet at once | Addrees: up te you Learn, FREE. complete today as it was tn the days OLIVE OIL | j wey ye aeeain taesh e wee re famous brofes- + es, | vals, t : arrous ie aemetben tee ewunies ise ane war, Thece We a mee rae | Ma saa cpsir’ Sereone] ‘gopervistens™= "Sete Korein Company, n p.27, Station F, New Yo o * ly Soptadest, then \ of ite kind. he guaranteed. as 4 glish and Ameri newspaper cor- | is delicious for sa venitm.’ iasses. at respondents Itvt here and living) woaderful for patie RAY Rs TICULAR | . . entineed Next 64 W. Randolpa Dept. 17 Ge ~~ heal a Peegeey rites: i

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." iy L 7 y * ee ; ha ‘4 _ * « P "> » _ . a ‘ Ms " ; ‘ +, _ ae « ~~ ee i ge ‘ 5 = J ; 4 lhe & : a. oo © e 2 a See af ES = ye ea SS we Mind: : # ce yo™% ne her. tae ¥ ¢° cle a 4 a hie . «& . ‘ %, + . ae ae Can] a eee i a $ ” pth ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ~ , oy se Pad er. wer po — ae ee) — oe — at tee - SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — FISH EDITOR SAYS _ ERMANY IS ON VER © OF TOTAL COLLAPSE From Preceding Paae. you can get plenty of food he great hotels), but not a sin- ‘German correspondent has yet Admitted to England. One which had been granted JT hear, now been cancelled. Ger- ‘9 prison door still opens only without. The war has been a coal mines, But @he general indus- try of the country is still paralyzed, for with the German shilling worth little more than an English penny, raw mdterial is unobtainable. In- dustries, like that of cotton, wholly dependent on foreign resources, are, of course, dead. They cannot be revived on the old and selling. The only means by which they can be set going again | ts some system by which external capital supplies them with materia! from without, receives the manufac- ‘tured product and allows for labor | rms of buying minally over for more than a year and the manufacturer's profit. Until | a half, but for the German peo-|the exchanges find some new level | it is still raging in all the terms , isolation and revenge. No there can be res een to fhe ordinary cond ns of production in ' ' can continue to survive in| industries which are not fed by home j appalling conditions of phys- wand mental strain. If Germany % live and pay its debts it must hope. Today it is a nightmare ir. Must Meet to Negotiate. Jt follows that if the Spa Confer- is to open a new era it must to negotiate and not to dictate. | ie simply a repetition df Ver- | it will be worse than useless. | @ill make government impossible, | mo Government can live in this without some measure of vis-' success and some evidence of ort from the outside world. The | at Government is weak enough, | weit represents the only combina- ion that can keep Germany inter- | yw on its feet. It stands between reactionaries and the revolution- and {f it goes down the two will come into violent col- | and complete the devastation | Germany. Ap the result of a careful inquiry to what the conference could do fedeem a desperate situation and gome semblance of oment in being, I am disposed put credits for food and raw ma- first. I put them first be- it is only through these things | new heart and new hope can put into the people. They have m starving since 1916.. They are ng still, There is nothing that 4 so imntrediately convince them the shadow was passing away | 4 that there was something to live as sufficient food and the means of getting it. About their eagerness Sito work there can be no doubt. It generally agreed that no belliger- people has settled down to work | industriously since the war or) 160 high a power of producing the German people. This is espe- wally revealed in the output of the ordered | the phases of the | Paris it was the most gratitous and | supplies. _ Food Only Superficial Remedy. But while food and raw material are most immediate necessity and the quickest way of lifting the cloud Of despair from the nation, they | are only superfiscial remedies. Spa | must cut much deeper than this to the root of the disease that is de- stroying Germany. That root is the indemnity. Six months have passed since the publication of Mr. May- nard. Keynes’ book on the economic of the peace conditions. It} meanin is unanswered and’ unanswerable. By universal consent it showed that the terms laid down at Versailles | were mere paper terms that had no | bilities. burden which she could not carry and under which she could never rise. That was not the worst. Beyond the stated burden they set up an indeterminate claim that denied her the hope of ever recovering her ,; economic freedom. The more she worked the more her debt increased. She was a debtor who could never clear off her indebtedness. She was doomed to permanent economic serv- itude. Such a condition ignored, not only economic facts but elementary human considerations. No bankrupt can work without hope of becoming solvent. Give a bankrupt a reason- able goal to aim at and reasonable conditions for attaining it and he will set himself to the task with a will. But give him an ever reced- ing and unattainable goal and he will collapse in despair. The unlimited indemnity hangs over Germany like a ‘blight. It saps all initiative. It destroys all enterprise. It takes away all.incentive of effort. Of all catastrophe of | ’ | | | relation to economic facts or possi- , They laid on Germany a ¥/§| | = ' fatal, for it destroyed the will to | machine of German industry. the limited indemnity conform to the work, and therefore the capacity to; And in addition to dispersing this actual and potential possibilities of pay. It must go before:the driving | shadow the Spa Conference must face| the bankrupt. power of hope can be put into the! the real facts of Germany and make = « » ° : Thomas A. Edison, ™ America’s greatest in- ventor, after seven years patient research and an expenditure of $3,000,000.00, gave to the world : “er “e - 4 . *ae , eh : , | a _ : | et , a ee : . eae P ” - - ees : ot **Fhe Phonegraph with a Soul’’ The greatest invention of the 20th Century. One of the wonders of the world. The only phonograph that truly re-creates music. The late models are all available records in stock. Barthel-Duesenberg Piano Co. 910-912-914 Pine Street Both Phones UY Firestones’’ was the’ word that went ‘around when this cord - was announced. ‘It was the first Cord built to the largest standard ‘oversize established by : the industry. | In this big Firestone tire cord. ~ :io Rt w “ = “B‘| D e .* - a -- _ : . x —v ~ “ alee = | + = Reosl s- i This attractive.cane and mahogany three-piece Living-Room Suite, pictured in the Queen Anne Period design, can be covered in your choice of tapestry, velour or dém- ask, costing up to $8.00 per yard. Made up to order in the ‘‘Prufrock’’ factory. There are two extra pillows for the davenport and one each for chair and rocker. The Suite is made with loose“*spring cushio: seats over spring seats. Regular $350.00. Special Buy now—We will hold antil Sept. Ist. id This handsome Tudor Period eight-piece Dining-Room Suite can be had in ff walnut or brown mahogany. It consists of 54-inch top extension table, broad buffet, five side chairs and one host's arm:hair, with blue leather seats. Regular $425.00. Special bia SN GPa mee Ce ee SO OT Rca EB ee eR me shew. —s CORR eee ee — ee sans

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' : — ——————— —_- SN SE _—_—-+ —- _——— =-_—_ -— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Ss aS eit 8 ek UR ee et Oo . oe > «2 -_— - as ee ee te lh ee all gen - —— oo oe = - . ; BAY AS YOU GET PAID | Now For Your Vacation— Being dressed well will help along your enjoyment. Spend your vas cation savings in having a good time and get your good clothes — out the necessary cash at H. & R.'e—Pay us a small amount from — Jast Think of It $35, $40 and $45 DRESSES While They i, iD, () Last, at.... Tricolettes Taffetas Georgettes The biggest values in the city at our prices—and when you buy at H. & R's you can have it “charged” and pay for it as you get your pay, all without extra charge. You'll find just the Dress you desire here. ’ Beautiful Summer Dresses The warm Summer days soon to come will call for cool Dresses. See our Or- gandie, Gingham, Printed Voile, Linen and Dotte Swiss Dresses. These Dresses are fashioned in this season's smart styles, and will appeal to exact- ‘ing buyers. Prices vary, according to style and quality, from $12.00 to $22.00 Small weekly payments as you get paid. a Men---Young Men! You can’t get better style or qual- ity in the city at our prices. If you are not ready for your vacation, come in now and get what you need. Men’s Depart- ment, in First Floor. 78 $35 $40 Boys’ Suits for Confirmation or Graduation, $7.50 to $25.00 | Conductors’ and Motormen’s Uniforms Get Your ag Uniform Mere and Pay Us ase You A "he fA Ah ‘ Pr Y a. Saturdays ; Just North of ow r. m 806-608 N. Broadway witiiscton av. Same Goods, Prices and Terms at Our St. Loulg Store, 223 Missouri Av. E OPEN UNTIL 9 0 OLOOK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT BRITISH EDITOR SAYS | GERMANY IS ON VERGE OF TOTAL COLLAPSE i ’ | Continued From Preceding Page. | aiababie | you can get more out of a willing debtor than out of an unwilling. If Germany is given the prospect of ultimately clearing away her moun- tain of indebtedness, and if she has ‘the assurance that her economic de- struction is not a part of the ailied ‘policy, she will work and she will 'pay. But we cannot have both her destruction and her money. Carth- 'age was wiped out, but she did not pay indemnities from the ruins. Economy From Allied Side. And in connection with the indem- nity there should be economy from | ithe allied side. No single fact cre-| ates more bitter feeling than the! enormous waste in connection with, ‘the occupation. It is costing Ger-| | many three millards of marks a year. | One of the highest officers of the Government said to me, a little sor-| 'rowfully, that his income was just| ‘the same as that which the Amer-| ican private had received in the oc-| —_--—-— ‘cupied territory. The private re-| ceived 24,000 marks, a Sergeant 36,- 000 marks and a Colonel 360,000) 'marks. Apart from such indefensible ‘incidents as the occupation of the ‘right bank of the Rhine, there is no excuse for the present magnitude of | ‘the occupation. The cost could be. 'well cut down to a milliard marks, leaving two milliards to go toward) ithe indemnity. I venture to say that the “occupation’’ of Berlin by Gen. | Malcolm and his modest British Mili- tary Mission is as effective as and | far more beneficial in results than i F ‘the occupation of the cities of the 'Rhinelands by great armies, black | land white. And the cost is a flea- | |bite in comparison. | | There is a third practical question bearing on the capacity of Germany ito pay that should engage attention | at Spa. It is that of shipping. With | |the loss of her mercantile marino) |everything from overseas has come jinto Germany in foreign bottoms at |foreign rates and everything that is exported has to go out at foreign rates. This would not be a fatal ‘handicap if the mark were worth a shilling. But with the value of the /mark at little more than a penny it (is an impossible Randicap. It means that every cargo of wheat or com- |modities that comes into Hamburg ‘and every cargo of exports that goes out pays more than 10 times the cost of freight. A freight of £5 in English money becomes a freight of £50 in Germany money. Add this to the cost of material bought on the Same terms and it will be seen that Germany in these ciroumstances can neither buy nor sell. And if she can neither buy nor sell she cannot work and cannot pay. There must be some accommodations on the question of shipping that will tide her over the present ruinous ex- change. She must have enough ton- nage to enable her to fetch and car- ry her own requirements and her matter in which England can take the lead. Militarism Dead in Germany. I must leave for a later article the question of the German army. It is an eXtremely difficult and compli- cated subject that the allies will do well to approach with great caution. It is less an external question than —_——-— - as an international menace is the ADVERTISEMENT Beautiful Actress Attributes Her Wonderful Success to Her Famous Complexion Tells How You Also May Have One deadest thing in this country. But within the country it {s one of the | most living issues, and quite the most | difficult to come to a wise judgment |about | It can be left For the moment it | is enough to insist on the need of the Spa conference striking a new note in this distracted world. It must mark the end of the war arid the be- ginning of real peace conditions. Ger- many must leave the dock and be'| brought into council to help to save | Europe and its civilization. For it | ls not only Germany that is drifting | to ruin. If she goes down Flurope | will go down with her a —_— ~~ -_——_——- -_ ROTARY CLUB TO ENTERTAIN Committee Will Receive Delegates on Way to Atlanta. The Rotary Club of St. Louis will entertain delegates who will pass through this city on the way to the’ convention of the International As- | sociation of Rotary Clubs in Atlanta. | June 21 to 25. A special train car- rying delegates fron) the Oklahoma | and Missouri clubs will arrive on the! morning of June 18 and will leave | late that night for the East. Another | special train will arrive later in the day from “Kansas City carrying the delegates from Kansas clubs. It is) expected that close to 1000 Rotarians | ADVERTISEMENT TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA If Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens Se Naturally Nobody Can Tell The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grand- mother’s recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youtb- ful appearance is of the greatest ad- vantage. Nowadays, though, we don’t have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, ealled ‘‘Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound.’’ It is very popular because nobody can ‘discover it has been applied. ao ‘moisten your comb os a soft brus with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a ‘time; by morning the gray hair dis- ‘appears, but what delights the ladies with Wryeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beauti- fully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also produces that soft lustre and appearanee of abun- ‘dance which is so attractive- own products at German freight | rates instead of English, Dutch or'/! American freight rates. This is a! an internal one. German militarism | as an economic and political .force | Select Your - ; —_ THE HOUSE NUUKA Demonstration Rooms for Your Convenience Sheet —. UNLET MUSIC CQ. 3916 LOCUST ST. WE MAVE THE FOLLOWING ON SALE TOMORROW Larg: Comple: Stock . Record in St. L: _ —— YES! you can get Q.R.S. ROLLS ‘ | syinvo ecnatayusupsavevevanenceneesesense °° Marimba Ballad. Played by Ted Baxter. 1115—Bow-Wow. One Step. Played by ]. Russel Robinson. 1116—Cuddle Up. Fox Trot. Played by Pete Wendling. 1117—Dance-O-Mania. Fox Trot. Played by Ardea and Ohman. 1118—Don’t Take Away Those Blues. Fox . Trot. Played by Max.Kartlander. 1108— Discontented Blues. Fox Trot. Played by Pete Wendling. : 1119—Don’t You Remember the Time. Waltz. Played by Baxter and Kortlander. 1109— Evening Brings Memories of You. Marimba Waltz. Played by Osborne and Howe. | 1110—Everybody’s Buddy. Ballad. Played by Ted Baxter. 1129—Hilo March. 1120—In the Land of Evangeline. Ballad. Played by Lee S. Roberts. 1121—In Sweet September. Fox Trot. Played by Pete Wendling. Assisted by V.A / 1122—In Gay Havana. Fox Trot. Played by Ohman and Arden. 1107—Beautiful Stars Above. $1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 JUNE Q:R°S Player Rolls are quality rolls. Necessarily they sell at a quality price. You can buy rolls for a few pennies less, but you can’t duplicate Q:R°S quality at any price. Thats why the majority of good music dealers sell and recommend them. June Word Rolls 1111—Jelly Bean. Fox Trot. Played by Pete Wendling. ‘ 1123—La Veeda. Fox Trot. Played by “Zez™ Confrey 11 24—Little Town in Ould County Down. Ballad. Played by Phil Ohman. ee senntpanncaanensnsnvenaccascnrennrecnoec acer esienenan its $1.25 1.25 1.25 1112—Marion( You'll Soon be Marry’inMe). 1.25 Fox Trot. Played by Phil Ohman. ‘ 1125—Only You. Ballad. Played by Phil Ohman. 1126—Sunshine and You. Marimba Waltz. Played by Howe and Scott. 1127—There in the Skies (Are the Stars of Your Eyes). Ballad. Played by Scott and Watters. 1128— Whistle a Song, Fox Trot. Played by. Victor Arden. 1113—Wond’ring. Fox Trot. Played by Victor Arden. STORY ROLLS D61—Loreley (Paraphrase). Played by Marguerite Volavy. D62—Valse Parisienne. Played by Lee S. Roberts. Ask your music dealer for the Q:R:S - Bulletin of June Numbers >. a hundred well selected S Q°R°S Rolls will make = you happy for the resi ,,,of your life. YY Tf wy 4/ avs TT $1.25 1.25 TR ee BOE ee Eh. Sie ne ieee es Pre. pe ae Ss 8 (-_ - = &.; be SPIES, “bi aie Mabe PLS PEI bE SW BS LE nee ao s 2. Abs, > te 12. eR POY Me as from the three states which oom prise | the seventeenth district will spend | The Q-R-S Music Company ; Se { heege ther we adbrrlcap dong. ; | Cl ange ae New York Chicago San Francisco Toronto London Buenos Aires t vers deal Entertainment feature include a} | Be Me ha sae : oe | SSecat he al breakfast, a luncheon, dinner at the| | nee srr i “Tl guaran Statler Roof Garden, the Municipal | vis Seb: a | run ning wor Theater and automobile rides about | | PIANO CO | the city. The committee in charge’ | MISS DOROTHY DALTON of the general arrangements is com- | ¢ 107 OLIWE. ST. New York—When Mise Dorothy Dalto lexion—every one will ‘teik about it. 1 | 208ed of Oscar B. Fischer, chatrman; | BUT —— S cememeeneinell Utley) ectreen arb, wes tects my phn fn ail Kinds of weather |Touls If, Cessiman nn SM Q.R.S. Player Rolls & Kieselhorst’s Service ARE BETTER. Try The rotects my skin tn al TI “Rew-Wow” Co +% coloring of my-skin, and 1 have no| friend to whoin Ihave revommended et ica— Moma ne ala Bo ow wit oubt but that my first engagement wane Derwillo use it in preference to all other! St. Louis U. Instructors Guests of ervice Song Sensation No. 1115 (add 15¢ by mail) Hear . w-Wo as oP in th s of weather . Pp hat's why I prefer it to all other toilet | Louls H. Usselman. penton an to the secret of her phe- reparations. and am never without it. oo : PE completion’ Wan moked further | pit want beautiiol Thanh and srres ehman comple mB. x ands and aerme LAW FACULTY ENTERTAINED | etalle, she explained: ery one of my here is nothing ltike Derwilllo for this possible through the reputation face powders or beautifiers.” Juet ry it . acquired for a beautiful complexion | nee ee thee Soin he the theater, Ba | Night Class at Dinner. e) era are like ordinary morta!s—-t a parties or an afternoo j ‘ ate a | 9 Fe @ beautiful skim a2 much as eny- avorable comments of ‘eens ‘Se The night graduating class of the And that’s what you | All R S Pla er Roll Sal t ‘ >, in e@lecting their casts they rwillo inetantiv puts «@ lifelike tint of want—you can et ° ° . y s on eda your cheeks which defies detection. St. Louis University Institute of Law 4 = oes on ube yo a, *igave an informal dinner and recep- Kik K te : Pefeteaicaccce | ONLY SELHORST PIANO CO., 1007 OLIVE S1 ive wonderful for « Hotel to the ig sallow, rou skin, blackheads, | °*” professors of the Mail Orders filled m é arr i les, led promptly. Safe arrival guaranteed, Postage paid $4 orders. 4 > ha = Ih yy nat cand department. aT see D ° Send for FRED 800-page Q. R. &. Roll any ; le © ¢ akin ihe mine ped : Hat ’ - May are woteg There was music by a jazz band ret oo) pe: a and morning cleanse ust try ft once an4 you will | &nd addresses by Pau! Bakewell, the ev warm water, then ap-| need no further argum | 7 the cold cream (Liska cold cream | there te tar ieee ee dean; Judges Barth and English and Fn | ave found to be the beat: After, “better or “just like it." Ineiet on Der-| Meassra. 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On Arrival. j Why not resolve now to have a Coffield Electric Washer and begia | } Previously acknowledged. . .. - : | office or shop. : : Pay only | ~ MAIL COUPON TODAY | at once to put YOUR washdays on this easler—better—cleaner-clothes te | Show, 5749 Kin | | ' gsbury pl 7 i Satisfaction guaranteed: use : re on Trial size, with free 7. ae ae ome pees fe =| $4.19 AILING HOUSE, Dept220 basis and save the work, worry, time and money that you will save | Billy, Margaret and Janet UL miniature 25¢ : Station A Post Office, Boston 13, Mass. | rhe Coffieid Wayt $1 the house, -~ On Arrival ‘Send Nurse's Shoe marked X I will pay on e e Careful Attention | Show, 3232 Lafayette avenue | > yo pe vse ‘$2. on bestios —_ | these -—a— $7.00 be fp A, yam og: TRIsk NOTHING atest Steinmeyer Wash Machine Co , n tle .....- 3%. -Of. on ‘00 an 0 vaiues. The ; "i on way isang: OR as ; (Room Sire) : Bin 00h an will give yon satisfaction or your money bask’, 3 ] Oxford, $3.09. [ }] Shoes, $4.19 Size ° | hn Sedna CEE TEE CHEMICAL CO.., 109 N. Ninth St. Central 1040. || Sou ive oa ge. We o> nae nfluence you in - ae i docedeseedecvewbemiee. pence wlan Olive 675 1104 Pine St. Central 673 No Nan we... ny ws] OSTAGE FREE. Address Show, 2711 Gamble street.... —_—_—_—— oo $454 06 A em Fl IN AG ye SN ON a Pa Pe Nt eS at Te tel A CT, er cat ly ean ela. ee ee Mail Orders Receive _ Semple, Webster Groves. . | , Se-pint bottle .... SEETESLSTE LAE SSE 203 Oriel Bullding Alth h the child are not ver ough ec ren ar y 2d Floor, 316 N. 6th St. | out of echool, several groups of them | SS have found time to think of the ba-| | bles and reports are beginning to) éé 99 1| come in of Pure Milk and Free Ice Fund benefits which were arranged even before announcement of the Fund's sixteenth season was made two weeks ago. One of these affairs was given during the past week by 11° boys | from the neighborhood of the 5700) | blocks on Kingsbury and McPherson. | It netted $15.50 for the babies. | Those who took part were: Zach W. | Tinker III, Joe Swartz, Julian Groll- | /nek, Julius Silverstone, Melvin Ros-| _en, Robert Hunt, Ralph Jacobus, Ju- | lian Stienmark, Herman Light, Claud Schlefinger and Joe Marston., Another show which was given re-. eently for the benefit of the Post- Dispatch Pure Milk and Free Ice Fund was presented at 3232 Lafay-. ette avenue on Saturday, May 298./| laura, Jere and Elizabeth Welty of, that address, assisted by Camilla and | Charles Collins of 3103 Eads avenue, | were the promoters of the affair,' which earned $3. > ° Four Girls Give Show. | Talking Machine | Four small girls, Elizabeth Mark-,| ham, Lucille Jordan, Lois Haynes) Handy for Home, Out- and Marguerite Harding, who did not | ings, Olubs, Canoes, Etc. enclose their addresses, forwarded | Guaranteed u check for $2 which they made by : ; giving a play for the less fortunate Boupte cee ett — - agan 4 children of the tenement districts. Frances Wacx, Sarah Garber, Ber- BON TON MFG. CO. nice Gold and Marian Radloff, who Phonograph Manufacturers, _ live in the 2700 block on renamed 211 8 Broadway street, managed a penny show which ( : | brought in 46 cents for the Fund. | 3 veaeee Se. Other contributions of the past \ Call or td oJ Illustrated |week were $2 each from Billy, Mar- | ew -garet and Janet Sample of Webster — Groves; $2.60 from the Thursday ADVERTISEMENT. Club and $1 from a friend of the poor babies, who requested that his COCOANUT OIL FINE | name be withheld from publication. POR WASHING HAIR) 7,2 Mnpreceaentea cool and rainy | | If , on py = = oR Apgar iD | weather has retarded the work of) good condition, be care waat YOu! the Fund to a certain extent the last | pei 29 ; wash it with. ‘few days, for it seems to be a char-! The “‘ tight-squeeze ’’—an hourly occurrence ~ awe rapes gr be ge br sca 9 tenting street, with cars of fifty different makes— Most soaps and repared shampoos | acteristic of human nature that only : contain too much alkali. This dries the when people are hot and uncomfort- scalp, makes the hair brittle. and is. able themselves do they remember © Chakpee Cobich te eres sei eetiraip | 884 realize the fearful odds with OW Ua»n e torist save se poo is mu Rea rely | which dhe little ones in the congest- | else : opoogall ve wae hae, | ed sections of the city have to con-| 66 99 tbls can's: possibly. injure the baie, |tend. It is hoped that the publio ' om tne er Fellow ™ Simp! moisten your hair with wa- will bear in mind that hot weather | dio bat tao it a.” One or two tea- will soon be here and that a suffi- | ) ; the fund to properly provide for the EW YORK CITY recorded your assembled car still will not To gears heat-treated through and will make an abundance of the fund to properly provide for the, sppamy lather, ead cleanses the over three thousand motor show these features to the Packard through—not merely case-hardened. and scalp thoroughly. The “lather | Wistful little ones who will appeal for | rinses out easily and removes every ‘aid when the warm days arrive. | . . . car collisions last year in degree. To clutch, brakes, universal and of dust, dirt, dandruffand ex-| The Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Co. The hair dri ick! diis again, furnishing the larger por- 2 ’ ; ; it leaves it fine and silky, ‘tion of the ice distributed by the Manhattan Island alone You will get them only by starting bearings that give you the safety of Saiiiaricd coconut sal eee Sikay Pelweries. tn @etricta | Effective traffic regulation de- with unified engineering in the Pack- positive control—Packard designed which are not considered « pagt ef pends on each individual driver hav- ard manner. for the Packard car. drug store. It is | [their regular routes and accoitis. | ing his car under positive control few ounces is one in the family | datingly handle smaller portions of ‘fee than is their custom with their ; Con ili owe . , caaiter thade. | Attention te eddied to! If every driver could be as sure of trolling parts by specifications T makes little difference whether ei fact that they make no charge his car as the Packard owner, there and tests—through casting, forging, the other fellow is to blame, or i 9 mY for ic oO whom the fund has rae a. ; srat ; 4 d 3 GREAT FOR ECZE Lard ering nie eth eg be ypsinanin would be less congestion, affd only machining, heat-treating, finishing merely subject to the whims and PP ‘ c a o call at one 5 : : A AND OLD SORES — orrint'pcte: Wave's regular stations, the careless driver would get into and inspection. weaknesses of his car, ce, het ‘* accidents.” Paying 12 cents a pound for your The Packard owner has all the ~I Guarantee My Oin , Sa ’ , g* an SNOT sen TR ae pee HE Packard people believe that steel, instead of taking a chance with chances of the road discounted, be- first-class transportation must steel at 6 cents. cause he is sure of. what his Packard “it are responsible for the health lly.’ eaye Peterson of Buf- ———. ‘ went to ge large 60-cent By ¢ cjated Press. . ‘ge: ; ti Peterson's, Cintimen today tee, | HEALDSBURG, Cal. June agp deliver Safety, Ability, Comfort, You will be led straight to the will do. rue @@e to refu te usual. ' 0 . so ; ° ° ° . . . * gs . . Be pris “if Peterbon’s ‘Ointment | wood grove. at Guerneville, near Economy, and Enduring Value to Twin-Six Engine, with its sure and He is riding in first-class safety and eva t tor eczema, old sores, here, is consuming Westover Park, the highest degree. flexible power, and a greater range first-class comfort. It costs him less all around than riding second - i ey 4 i. . t , sores. sat rhoem. ulcers, sore | and not only the big redwoods, but the very ground of the park jteelf. Choose from the best sources of of ability in high gear than any other — | Many years ago the plot which 9 . ’ , | on my leg for| now constitutes the park was the) the commercial parts’ makers — and engine in the world. class! running sore te wan chviosd Bin coating |Site of an old lumber mill. During _ I wae cured by nalng Peters the years that the mill operated the) tment. —Mre. F. EB. Root, 287 , f sawdust and old wooden Street, Buffalo, N. ¥. Mail or- layer © | Peterson Oint t Co.|refuse became thicker and thicker, | ‘cc M Wh On 9°? TT |e ee wenohes a Gopth of 86 fect. | Ask the an O Owns e shh. ' . Mili’, 9. Mosier Bein | The action of the elements disin- - ‘tegrated the wood particles into soil, | . ‘Git Couldn't Stand Ike Pra thene tree have grown to PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Detroit _ 7 es . 3 : . a ‘large size and the place has become: a park. ‘Clothes to Touch Her ‘ About a week ago, a fire started in , | the dry sawdust, and the blaze Pp M C €. ° a le father wot me « bettie of Mayr'e|*pread rapidly, A sawdust fire is ACKARD O I OR AR O., of Missouri 4 _ iy for stomach troubdie| said to be one of the hardest in the | fe ; 1 am feeling so much better since | world to extinguish, and the Guerne- Rs 1 My stomach was eo painful/ ville fire department has been un- . | ocdat at 22d Street een stand my clothes to touch ghle to cope with the flames. me > Tt is a simple, harmiess prepara- Several trees have already been’ ae Fomoves the catarrhal mucus) .igermined and have fallen. The ie ‘J e+ + Sractientiy sawduet on top, burning, dries out Bb Stomach. liver « intestinal ail: that beneath and thus the 38°-foot Ome ane | layer of decaying wood is gradually h A, eating itself up. it ie thought that | fos.|the fire may burn for a month or | : two. * ee MR ty ae Ee a RI Mme ene RT GR er -tabewn ‘ss +a 2 ee e _ > _ - > Ps 4 o pa f - *- ° v 1 €i PET sees a a

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1926. | ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | A A AO — ——— ‘ i. 30 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . > — » - i Episcopal! Church Excursion. _ | be joined by‘a number of Episcopal | Christ Church Cathedra) has char-; parishes of the city, including Epip- tered the Steamer St. Paul for its hanv, Ascension St. John's, liolty . | ennual all-day church schoo! excur- Communion, S&t. Augustine's, St. | gion, Wednesday, June 16, and will Mary's, Emmanuel, St. Stephen's. | a— seniors’ picnic will be Se athe Coeur His entire race was free from tire trouble. '* -at 2:20 p.m. Tuesday and Wednes- 4 of 86.95 mil h He made one precautionary change at 270 | merece Rape eye Fe guano He drove at a speed of 86.9) mules an hour, miles, during his midway stop for fuel, and Aato-School 3:30 2. m. ana the senior-faculty making precautionary tire changes at 282 finished with a> d of 86.85 mil renames | 000s. me OMe The senien-ta rec Lar) inis with a record o .85 miles an hour. ° _ The class of 1910 will hold its an-,| miles, while replenishing fuel. Go in Business for Yourself nual reunion on the campus Wednes- | * ™ Do you know there is today the oppor- “8 and Thursday, On Wednesday | s In the Battle of the Tires business for ¢Vening a banquet will be given, and | Barne Oldfield : mapests Sens wear Thursday the members will attend | Iwi | commencement exercises, the alumni | . Over this historic brick-testing ground, victory has your own garage and reversion. ews |lunchon and the senior prom, | Master driver of the world, built the tires ~ been sought by many tire manufacturers. aE EE a | Church to Hold Homecoming. | used by Chevrolet, Thomas and Milton. This year OLDFIELD Tires fought and vanquished Grad business until get to . A calls from former Rabe stedeatwp | THe St. John Evangelical Lutheran ; a the tires of four other competing companies. oie Aagim oy2 Aathe map To the development of these tires Barney One of these other tire manufacturers furnished hold a homecoming celebration from June 13 to 20. ‘The celebration will | Oldfield had devoted twenty years of study tire equipment for ten cars, all of which either failed consist of meetings, services and so-| clal gatherings. On Sunday there| and more than 500,000 miles of racing and to finish or finished behind Chevrolet, Thomas and | o s -t-{- _will be services in both German and | touring. Milton. = | English. In connection with this | |celebration the church will launch a’! | campaign for 100 new members, an | —aolicetabe The Oldfield Tire Company . | Barney Oldfield - - - President | Cleveland Methudy Tire and Rubber Co. 3553 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. = ni 2S aS oe obo eee a + ee eee ee —e — . o-~-.— - * * .FH-sSearurs } tia ~~ ~~ 4 -* ee a o — ee = ~_ rh eae — s AUCTION SALES AUOTION SALES ——) —_! AT PUBLIC AUCTION ccenmsmnenen F BY ORDER OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | - For Discriminating Buyers “Gre Bloc of Supine Wee upon Wh etic ee Much has been SAID about motor car performance, dependa- | Sells by Pu Detroit District bility and endurance. Much has been SAID about economy, | | at Gov't ~ achecedmgysee sce ae Mt Liliote flexibility, power and beauty. | | | Av. and Lynch Road, and immediately thereafter : | | | 4 _y>viation General Supply Depot, Michigan and Weevern Pens In the Stearns, much has been DONE to attain these sought- | : COMMENCING JUNE 1TH AND CONTINUING DAILY for requisites—to actually deliver the quality expected. | * | ; ) UNTIL COMPLETED, AT 11 A. M. EACH DAY METALS The present models are the culmination of 20 years of experi- | ‘s 3 28,006 Ibe Nan Bree such, Ae, round, flat, hexagon, bar and sheet ; : 3 eed steel; 200,006 ‘ . ence and achievement in motor car construction. | 2 rods; 100,000 lbs. sheet sluninum: 14,000 1 s. rod and ingot aiumfnwc; a . « 0, 2,000 lbs. Monel . . @ Ba Bite pang # el metal, in bars and sheets; 60,000 Ibs. welded and seam- - —_ - « - ~~ ——_ — 2. - — _/~ : t= = vet * * i - ¥y * ® @, . — eet a em. er ee ee.” ee Pie ae eS Ae ee | eRe ty di , P * a s ae “pigigoas J Ee 7 4) 2 . a a > . J . ee! Casa’ Fh ae ae a, J we en Ata . Mo ,, 5, ae - 4 Be, es WARS ; ie : Ss, ¥ . s 4 ¢ ~ ¥g sy - a + Ee ted 2) er * OR Ys - Fs i sual a * a ™ 4 ea > ee ac J 2 aS ee Ae eT ee - 44 “fe Me, © ee R ay * Fs . rm re ee ee ee

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ee Ne a SMe > ae ove ba oat = eye ee oe 7 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! . ‘ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. a OF Fg IRAN OF BRITS sas (ue ROPS FLIER cneareecese| MID IRELAND | Sons from little stomach, liver | and bowels—say “California” | — ’ Army of Occupation Now Estimated at 85,000 and It Is Believed 125,000 Will | Be Dispatched. Bring Your Battery to us at the First Sign of Weakness ‘TH E hardest wear ona battery comes when it falls below its standard charge. The symptoms of a failing battery are quickly noted. The starter no longer turns over NATIVES BECOME aa motor briskly. Your lights begin to TONGUE-TIED RACE urn (ome | That 1s the time to bring your battery to us. Mp be Heat Your Store (or Home) With This Better Pipeless Furnace pare NOW to work in comfort this Fail and Winter! Have real, ndable, steady heat by installing the HIGHEST GRADE, most ecos« pomical and labor-saving Pipeless Furnace— BUCK’S Stack Test PIPELESS FURNACE Buck's patented draft equalizer, the greatest single feature ever built into @ furnace, saves one firing out of every four—saves one ton of eoal out of every four Investigate Buck's! Made in both pipe and pipeless styles. 28 features never before combined in a furnace—a pat- ented ash sprinkler, lays all dust; fuel-saving three-way air biast: automatic damper control, etc. " Buck's Pipeless saves tearing up walls and floors. One re ister heat mtire store perfectiy. Costs less to install. Let our heatin aupert aon ” raw up for you a heating plan and blue prints! No charge! See or || Accept ‘California — of Figs 0 phone us at once! only—look for the name California on | By JOSEPH W. GRIGG, Phone Th W A d C san . Chanson the package, then you are sure yOUr| 4 stare Correspondent of the Post-| Olive 2935 e mM. n erson 0. Avenue ’ child is having the best and most) Dispatch and New York World. Lo 8 harmless laxative or physic for the Copyright, 1920, »v the Press Publishiag Co. ———— little stomach, liver and bowels. Chil- (The New York World.) _ dren love its delicious fruity taste. DUBLIN, June 5,-—These are days ’ : . |Full directions for child’s dose on. of ominous possibilities for Ireland. We repair all makes of batteries and are each bottle. Give it without fear. | Steadily and quietly a stream of sol- | ermitted to use 1n these repairs patented Mother! You must say ‘‘California.’’| diers of the Crown 1s filtering into | P : ° the country. There are a thousand | eatures which have made Vesta Batteries the most durable the world over. iN 1 Fear to Speak Sentiments Be-| To continue to use it in this condition is to cause of Informers—Sinn | Fein Raids on Dublin Sol- diers. lt . court the junk heap. A simple charge ma 2 bring it up to standard. If not, we will p f ‘ a open it in your presence and you can see r a» oy for yourself just what. is needed. Fixed prices and a six months’ guarantee on all repairs. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. 7 —— | guesses as to the eventual size of this | arm of occupation, or of “‘no Scout | pation,” as Irishmen generally call it | Some believe it will finally mus | | ter from 125,000 to 150,000, and now | it is not far short of 85,000. But! 'what will happen when it reaches | the point where Britain’s military leaders think it sufficient to take ' more action to “‘restore law and or- | der’’ in the greater part of this dis- | “| tracted land? J The correspondent’s last trip to sok, |Ireland was at the time of the sink- ‘A = —_——— a\- hee Sz \ ay he Vesta Battery & Equipment Co. 2631 Locust Street St. Louis VESTA. COSTS LESS PER MONTH OF SERVICE iy i i‘ rt! fi, THES | ing of the Lusitania. . It. is-now an- , other country, and it is enveloped in a maddeningly uncertain atmos- phere, an atmosphere of hatred and | suspicion. The compartment of an Irish train is now a dull environment. There is no longer any freedom of speech and cordiality of feeling among the occupants, because it is the part of wisdom to keep one’s counsel. LEST LS SL aa! _ “You cannot tell who is in the pay @® of the Government,” is the pointed Lrolaters lock the | answer of the average Irishman plates apart. when you remind him of the change. American Accent a Passport. An American accent, I have found, | is the passport into the confidence of the man in the street. He isj{° willing to talk to an American,| @ |} though at first it is somewhat dif- | ficult toxget behind his mask of ret- ieence. Of five Dublinites I talked with within an hour in different parts of the city, I got the same an- awer when I asked, “Why have the |Irish as a people become tongue- | tied?” These answers were that agents and informers were too plentiful. It | is like being in the war zoye just ‘Sack of the actual firing line. It is a depressing atmosphere in which three-quarters of the Irish people are trying to pursue, in varying de- grees, the normal callings of life In a state of ‘‘splend!d isolation” the authorities of the Government 'are developing, or redeveloping their | policy in Dublin Castle. It appears (to be part of that policy lately to keep tanks and armored cars off the Dublin streets during the daylight SE AREER NE ae NEE RR TT EE TT ER OE TR TN Le EL REE Ee RE OI ee te a - — — —_—_> HK eh ina R'R é. —————— ares ADVERTISEMENT Says Fat People — Now Rejoice | Testimony Proves Arbolone Safé, Sure Reducer. x . ) KG . — Wide Sale Amongst Edu- cated Wealthy Set. aT The physician who originated éhe Anti-Fat treatment known to physi’ cians and druggists as ‘‘five-grain tablets Arbolone’’ is being praised /}and thanked by scores of women in | the class known ‘as ‘‘society devo- | tees.’’ A literary woman in Los Angeles, being so highly elated over her sic- cess in reducing, has written a clever little poem, which recites the facts and expresses deep gratitude as well. To safely and surely reduce from 20 WYO -_" \\ nie iti fr Wildl Hn HHI on SUMMER O the clothes you wear make summer weather 20 degrees warmer than it need be? Klingmade Airy-Lite summer cool clothes make you feel as comfortable as you do in sport togs, They bring cool breezes to you in the ofhce, on the street, at home, everywhere. Light, porous, cleancut, they give you more The Highest Order of Service UTSTANDING quality, above all else, is the reason for the splendid reputation Ajax Cord Tires have earned. Exceptional mileage records piled up by Ajax Cord users have built tremendous popularity. Ask those neighbors of yours who use the Ajax Cord. In addition to supreme quality of materials and crafts- manship, the Ajax Cord possesses Two Exclusive Advantages Note that Cleated Tread. It holds—with a grip’as firm and sure as the cleats on an athlete’s shoes. And those Shoulders of Strength—they brace and re-inforce the tread, strengthening the tire where the strain is most severe. ality marks the whole Ajax line—the famous Ajax oad King (fabric), Ajax Ifiner Tubes and Ajax H. Q. (High Quality) Tire Accessories and Repair Materials. AJAX RUBBER COMPANY, Inc. 801 North Grand Ave., $t. Louis, Mo. I, Ni Lh Ai THLE Il lh THe i | Hi Tih ' ' Hl op lll Hit HT F HH Hit / iL iH] HT ’ , oh EE POSSESSES SESS SEER RES TRS PEST | so that the already tense situation be not more aggravated. But there is daily show of the military regime well calculated to /cause almost as much irritation as the tanks. This is the changing of ithe guard sand the march through |some of the principal thoroughfares of Dublin of fife and drum at the head of a score of tin-hatted English _lads in khaki, carrying rifles with | fixed bayonets. | I stopped to watch this display / and its effect on the Dublinites who | could not help witnessing it Many Vengeful Glances. This emall unit of King George's armed forces, doing a sort of modi- fled goose-step through the busiest | etreets of Dublin caused many an ‘Irish eye to narrow to a vengeful slit. The drums and fifes were too much for a.nearby hurdy-gurdy man, and he broke off in the middle of the tune he was playing with its re- | frain, “If You're Irish You Can,Come | Into the Parlor.” “It’s not the parlor they are re- serving for @s," said a wag standing ' beside me. A few hours after this miniature display of khaki and bayonet, an- other batch of Tommies were being held up tn broad daylight in Dublin at the point of Republican pistols "Continued on Next Pago ADVERTISEMENT RHEUMATISM: LEAVES YOU FOREVER ‘Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits | Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic | Poison Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-Four Hours. Every Gruggiet in this country le au- thorized to say to every rheumatic suf- ferer that tf two bottles of Allenrhu. the sure conqueror of rheumatism. does not stop all agony. reduce swollen foints and de away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic palin. he will gladly return your money without comment. Allenrhu hee been tried and tested for vears.-and really marvelous resuite have been accomplished in the most se- vere cases Where the suffering and agony wae intense and piteous and where the patient was he'plese Mr James H. Alien. the discoverer of Alienrhu. who for meny vears suffered the torments of acute rheumatiom, de- sires all sufferers to know that he does not Want a cent of anyvenes money un- leee Allenru dectsively conquers this worst of ef dAlseases. and he has i": — ail, Gruggiete to guarantees it every instance for business and pleasure. Airy-Lite are more than ordinary summer clothes. Correctly cut and carefully finished —stylish and well fitting—they have all the smart- ness of heavier suits—plus comfort. No padding, very little lining. Made in genuine Palm Beach Fabric, Coolkenny Crash, Aerpore Cloth, Cool Cloth, Shantung Silk and Priestley Mohairs. Klingmade Airy-Lite suits are moderately priced. They cost no more than summer clothes of average quality, but they make you feel cooler and look better.. Go to any good dealer and ask for Kling- made Airy-Lite summer clothes. Try ona suit. You will find a wide range of sizes, shades and smart styles. ): fj!" . Dy KLING BROS. & CO., INC., CHICAGO Makers of Klingmade Clothé Specialties, including Klingmade Bathing ae ae Men and Women =. / Xx F 4" mie Ws = ayaiit iW yb) ee | = ae , —ay * g™: ‘to 60 pounds is easily accomplished | when tablets Arbolone are used regu- |larly. They are not drastic or dan- _gerous, used as directed, but simply and surely dissolve the fatty elements and eliminate from the system. Also, they remove the craving for such folks to use. Herein, Arbolone i. superior to all other anti-fat medi- cines, as it automatically overcomes the abnormal, perverted appetite for starchy foods, ete. Sold by all gists in sealed tubes with full dires- tions. BSc box letus) as . D. ee h vu oo P. “ be gh t sc! 1 in & ' i ee Re Mee ed AA enuire P D @ te never . ' = ADVERTISEMENT -— Bad ‘Complexions . Peeled Off at Home The cirl with the poor compidklan complains, I have te teuch | cheeks lf am s@llew end «6 enly my makeup saves me” Now, as & matter of fact. mere spoli their good leeks than im with coemetion The preetice te unnecessary, now that the erdinary mercelised Wak 4f & have become known. It has Deoe that the wes has wonderfyl powers Tt eauses the faded or ored ecarf skin to Gake off tn aimest imperceptibie particles. so . gradually. as te ceuse no incon entehve at all. In thie way the old compiexion is actually removed Likewise ~@i! ne 2 fre mies. pimpies, bletches. meth pate and @ther eurface defects A new cu wplex!on appeare-—a@ clear. emeorh yeu ful, healthy - hued ekin euch ae ne revuge, powder or cream cas sredece. Merte- foods as are not desirable for fat .

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* pee we » - » a SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. e. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' a ’ : “4 12 ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : eit . —— [ee a a ;* : STREAM OF BRITISH On the contrary, numbers have been | lana. About 700 or 800 English re-| Griffith, like many other Trish- = * yA TROOPS FILTERING sent home because they “frater-| cruits neve Bagh enone wt. oak men, sees in the enlargement of oe ; . nized” too much “with the Y geo ee. . wis thar * c ate army of occupation only a confes | . : —o RELAN f ut allure beca now no | : fe: : INTO I D cramp Hao gpa lervg: aha reo of the country or the people. _ sion that Dublin Castle, or the Brit-) i. j . ‘Irishmen, and watch Bill Hart in| “gome of them are robbers and| ‘sh Government in the first place, . = ST Contineed From Preceding Page. (some Wild West film drama clean|¢pieves. In one case a recruit from | has not hit on any other policy than a : = “| up one of the bad towns of the f'lm/ pngiand is known by us to have|the one being pursued. He added: | i 4 .Y and divested of their arms and am- | world. served three terms imprisonment for “An Irish Amritzar won't break | ‘s % i.” munition, including two machine| In sparsely settled districts of! -oppery.” the spirit of the people.” a - qweek. guns and a Lewis gun. It seemed | Southern and Western Ireland sol- | “04 @e1 Jefferson. like a reply ®f that mysterious force | diers off duty are encouraged to , ae | The natidnal oe Sef 13 national ° -_ teemen and 1l¢€ which works with lightning speed, | keep indoors after darkness. They | ' | now in Dublin, now further south, et a ae nt artnoiealty 5 ff] t Thi f | now further west, and as unfailingly , oT ; | ul G 1é ~— : Danes the A . THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR IN AMERICH -——— ae vanishes before Crown forces can be because they would otherwise lack in | companionship. oo rushed to the ecene of action motor lorries or armored cars. ) Trade Not Hart. | There was a laugh in Dublin when| Enthusiastic Republicans say that) the full detalis of the daring hold-up | %° far the presence of a huge army became known, but ap uneasy laugh, |}of ocoupation has not hurt ordinary because such things cannot, it is felt | ‘rade in Ireland, except in the case ~ : of the prohibition of certain fairs by many, continue indefinitely with- There has been e noticeadle | %>ally hits the landlords, because ; 7D . WV — change in Dublin Castle tactics since | When the military put the Hid on | | ; ) : » / me. SE ava Miacresty stopped the sale of cattle and prod- a / Hamar Greenwood were enlisted by | | u* . | Premier Lioyd George to discover a UC farmers notified the landlords ; , " | | Th Gi | ~ TH » / ; Hill NG saa § LLL , “= cages _ == ~ ~ ‘that they couldn't pay thelr rent. panacea for peace in Ireland, that ts, | ~~ the abandonment of night raiding. | U™!onist landlords, fearing abbre- | vViated rent rolls, immediately Soldiers ae Ac = a. ht be |equealed for the lifting of the lid. Binn Feiners te Ph any - — rm | In some cases, though, small] trad- construed +4 ° a ye nO wow. [ete or shopkeepers have been put hey age hte ma e7 outed , ots | completely out of business and their | eee h SS Gin Fural districta, hae demor- |p 'ecce Faided in the shooting up and = * cei atk i ‘ ~ | smashing of some small hamlets. ’ alized the svuidiery, because the latter | In iedhicina Af the army of occu-| >? have often paid more attention to! > =e wt hee , whisky on Situlake premises shan [en tee- the Sinn Feiners class the CTait- ok. anything else and when drunk got are, Sree Constabulary a8 part of , 4 | the army. I asked Arthur Griffith, The tilting locking stecring wheet out of hand entire!s Night raiding b ; 7 rs gq soldiers also are accused of purloin- + yo abla me oa ong Ah . wirhere has teem no relaxation of |@7MY of occupation. He sald: | Advantages of the Tiltlok Steering Wheel “Somewhere between 75,000 and Dublin’s curfew regulations. On the .. at at hour of midnight, unless one pos- | °°:99°, and 12,000 police. The whole Car cannot be stolen. = seeses @ military permit, it is wise; COUNTY could be properly policed Car cannot be towed away. SEE NE Ss eee TW fh ARETE NES tek eb hin re with 1,000 men, because ordinary | . : ———- Lock cannot be picked or jimmied. to get*indoors. Dublin automatic- | Reduces ypur insurance. ———— , - . _—* _ _— i - — > > ° , : s ~¥ ¥ 5° bet oe > ne A AN NE ig oe EE ee te ee me NE rete a ~ - ” = — - - - LL A TE Re -_ - oo - ‘informers trained by Dublin Castle Fully Approved by Underwriters, Laboratories and Insurance Board ally becomes a deserted village, and | crime is nonexistent in many parts | hite-light night life is v in- Senaaiaces. Sy Wve teal hours ‘ . ° gpg a a sence seekers | ; Increases driving comfort. ) ere and it will not break the spirit | | r driver to get in or out of car. ‘ gatefrom their holes and scour tho| Easy fo g of action refuse to.\be you that any man can doa nooks and corners of some thorough- | ®™Y force is broken down. In wide-| Women drivers in particular realize the disadvantages of the ordinary d again, relentlessly showing up some- | the Sinn Fein are in full control and| gowns, 4380 times a year the average driver squeezes past his steering | : = one who has stood too long in front | TODberies or holdups that do take wheel. Install one of our Tiltlok Steering Wheels and get all the comfort moving, congested trolley Cars. In th . fj Id f bil | Th alize th heir ti e entire lieid of automoDues | a . | ey re e€ at their time is I have tried to ascertain from an} 4nd Sinn Fein courts. | . ordinary Dublinite his personal opin-| Calls Constabulary “Informets.” We Fit All Makes and Models of Oars | worth money. And quite natu- f aK bli h d ' f . . ‘ T %. Mg ; tion. i | rally they find the solution of this Oy aeernema tama i “oe ane RIT “If a man minds his own business | in years past into a great polices ina- | dependability. Because the ; . = @rakes and the general verdict. ake 1 trouble, he'll get it.” | British or Irish nationality, but those rn p 2125 Locust Street Cc 1 4906 : failing! it has been ado ted feeling against the individual soldier. ; of all their movements while in Ire- eee | form of transportation that has b «tl ‘men ho are P t - | ever been developed. y iv bes A little reflectionshouldconvince — of any mechanical product. Newell Motor Car Co. }of the country. mored cars issue into the streets like ih atlas The eonstabn| 5 . fares with searchlights now and | #Pread ageas there is no police at all, | steering wheel. They realize it through damage done to costly furs and ependent upon slow’ betterday s work witha PAIGE. of a bar. | Place are dealt with by volunteers and protection there is to be had. there is no car with a more fon of the British army of occupa- “The constabulary was a force of, eave their they pay no attention to him,” was chine. Americans probably did not D . Til | k S ° Wh | C time problem in- a dependable Al ; “It looking for | realize it, nor persons of other than PP@{LOIE I LTO teering eéei Uor p.| motor car—the most efficient PAIGE performs its work ur . Generally speaking, there Is no | police kept Dublin Castle informed! pRomont 206 equipped to judge the efficiency Locust at Jefferson ET A ee NRE — ce en ee — EN ee ae — OIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Michiganham oe ~— <aeeenee athe ® Manufacturers of Motor Cars and Motor Trucks =—® Primitive Power of Resistin g it ONS Punishment | ie iia | | i] A \ . ta ‘de. A Powerful Car HE power of the Standard Eight is stressed because the car is balanced to emphasize the virtues of its power. With greater horsepower per pound of weight than is found in any other powerful car, the Standard Eight will do anything in operation that any other car.can do, and do it far more economically. The perfect correlation of engine, chassis, \s and body gives a balance resulting in absolute en riding case. quality to the greatest of mileage 0 any gar, under any condition. economy. Put one Gillette or a full set on your Let us show you the new models. i ™ Gntte Cound ote built for mileage, machine now. gives it. It proper suspension If there is no Gillette dealer of cords which spreads vibration and vicinity, write .our ouuémal ialen 4 | | STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION a ea cy LETTE RUBBER COMPANY Distributors, Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois | | WY? Pr ger ct ay Temporary Location, 2824 Locust St. We now have cars for immediate delivery. TUT Gillette Tire is a tire of plus value. And here is ample proof of that— a P+ sve coles of pn A were greater than the second year sales of any other tire ever produced. t tremendous demand d only by actual delivery of greatest mileage at least cost. ae Gillette Cord Tires, like the hardy old strain evenly over the entire structure polar, have grit, spirit, endurance—that of thetire. It has proper resiliency. It punishment without a whimper. can have no tread separation. It can not The exclusive Gillette Chilled Rubber be affected by heat or cold. It can not Process toughens rubber and develops _lose its pliancy. It can give you nothing str endurance, recuperative but easy-riding, money-saving mileage NOUUUML ULI ie oe. Te, —-/- i yt By EO x: * Pad ee, — ay AQ TATA ALAASAL =— . < a RD EE OP Oe od Be eee. A , +e —_ ' ; am, ~- | “A ‘ Ow

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° blue ©) a, er et. a ee i ee Tr pee evel 7" a i , at eee 2 itl aPpTngee™ - ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH —_ ——" 2 2 = ~~ — SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ——— anal as _ - mery as - Fe 7, H . i a os = 7 i a EE ie la celina Ta. ¥ wees Te ee ~~ ee eg os AUboapat aad yr : 4 4 4 " “ a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 GOURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATI TO CONVENE HERE NEXT itive Drill of Degree Teams to, ‘Be Held Tucsday—$4000 in Cash they do business. Degree work wil! ! ee In their hands rest the gel-c-. | session. tion of the national officers, who! The nationa]) competitive drill yal organization, ‘ti! hola its! 5° of Be i eeeured by the coun-| convention tn St. Louts next} the SiS ek eee — will be at Ho- | Arrangements have been made for | Je , ‘ “g® securing motion pictures of every. | The national council is composed feature of the convention. from the! 18 national officers. 12 conimit- time the especial train pulls out of men and 100 elected representa- Topeka until the closing hours of the gates and yisitors are expected. as Judges. The public is invited. - We'll Believe It Now. everything in his store. hy a Ue the affairs of the society ‘degree teams from all parts of the ein © next four years, and the United States will take place Tuesday | option of the laws under which /night, at the Palladium. Ten teams | | ‘ have entere far. Dr. W. G. Cog, | ' * an oe > Sn pee Rens oe te. by motion pictures on! the pecans «Ei A is in f ’ e ' ) ‘The urity Benefit Agfociation, a ay evening, when a class of | charge of the arrangements, and an- . s | nounces that $4000 in cash prizes will be awarded. Three army offi-| | cers from Jefferson Barracks will act) ' | | O. H. Kimmel is the district man- | | ager for St. Louls. About 1000 dele- ’ Bodies From Military Zone SHARON, 0. — Price cutting} May Be Brought! Back reached this vicinity when a Farrell | merchant appeared before Burgess | After Sept. 15, Ralph Moody and took a formal oath that | he will reduce prices 20 per cent on) Hayes Baker’s Assistant | ' , > troubles end when you use INRGARDS Nails and other sharp objects are prevented from ZZ fa reeching the mnner tubes thus Mi S 4 eliminating 90% of all pune f tures INRGARDS ares anteed to be blowout are composed of three plies of gen- uine tire fab: ic actually vulcan- ized adding that much te ackbone of the tire casing :. \ \) \ \\ . Wy \ “ ” 4 _ ra , oY - HUTT = za \ claim but that isn't all. You'll do re gear-cestroy- ‘you use the brak as much per aller tanestee Ay oo @ When stop to consider that the entire mecha ted) ©f a Ford is used to stop the car, it is easy en Cenatns why there is so much strain on tires, transmission and differential. eed Brakes eliminate this terrific strain that means so many repair by transferring it to the rear wheel drums, where it ought to be. 25,000 Ford Owners will tell you that Peed Brakes end chatter- ing, gtinding, skidaing and insure a smooth, vibrationless, strainless _etep out damage to tires or mechanism, just like a $3,000 car. Scudders-Gale Co. St. Louis, Mo. -_ —— —_— ——— | Reports. | ’ ONLY BODIES ASKED — FOR WILL BE BROUGHT | ‘Recommends Purchase of | Three “Fields of Honor”’| for Concentration of All, | Those Remaining in | France. | | By the Associated Press 4| WASHINGTON. June 6.—Under'| ™ | an agreement reached with the French Government, the return of the American soldier dead from the efter Sept. 15 Ralph Hayes, assistant to Secre- | tary Baker, recently returned from a mission to France to complete ar- | rangements, has reported . that ! ' French objections finally were | waived, removals to be limited. to ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED—easily attached with wrench— | hothing to remove from car, operated by regular foot brake pedal—- | mo interference with present emergency brake—cost but little and | gave their price in €0 days. It is worth your while to investigate | the greatest ag ac owners have ever been offered. | WRITE TODAY for illustrated folder that tells all about Peea | @rakes and how they save you actual dollars in upkeep. PEED SALES COMPANY, Inc. 604 GSeouthwest Bivd., Mansas City, Mo- . ' : lember and is wea pret and weter- Agee ve end Convenient. Heing IONAL can be moved readily. Also furnish Sections! Club Houses, Bleeping Houses, Chicken Houses and buildings of R a \ | i EALERS— Ford ownere ey 2 Teed ar GES epolusive agency offer. «@ OPPORTUNITY ICR STATE DISTRIEUTORS IETIONAL GARAGE those bodies for the return of | iwhich relatives had specifically | | asked. | Hayes reaffirms the policy of the | | War Department to defer to wishes | of relatives completely. Returns ifrom inquiries sent out show that 59 | per cent of those who replied asked ‘that the bodies be brought home. | | Those which remain in France will | | be ‘‘fittingly and tenderly” cared for | | by the Government in Fields of | Honor purchased for that purpose. | |The report deals at length with ar- |} rangements for acquisition, location | | jand preparation of these. STEPHENS gli. CSalient Six ¥| “A Modern Engine Helps Make £ es Its Greater Value—Its Greater Service ) Were | ephens just an ordi- = engine for its size in passenger - Mary car, yet powered with automobiles, oe op amg engine, it — om This is due to the Stephens Vapor- . = Ser % greater value an izing Wall and Superheating greater service. Chamber, which gives the Stephens The Stephens engine is no re- engine the aforementioned advan- specter of the grades of gasoline _— tages over other types of engines. you supply it,— Add the greater value of the It burns completely the lowest Stephens hand-built bodies, the grades of gasoline without lessened = — recognized high standard of qual- performance. ity and workmanship throughout, The Stephens engine wastes ro to the greater service possible from ‘ fuel, therefore it wastes the Stephens engine nopower. — “72 at is salient which and you have the . eoabe fest | Stephens—The Salient Rated at 25.3 Horse | © hee donaoe ow Six. Power (S. A. E.), it ac- ; ” : . tually developes57and | “” ““wansren | Arrange to see and ride fj is the most powerful “—— in the Stephens today. be 8 Ge88-3 RT , Fisk Cord Tires Regular Equipment on Ali Models DAVIE MOTOR CAR CO. 1900 Washington Avenue St. Louis, Mo. | to dealers in unassigned territory. Write, wire or come. Bomeost 272 A GREATER SERVICE A GREATER VALUE | : SMamifactured by Stephens Motor Works of Moline Plow Company ‘ The report refers to charges that | ithe motive behind the proposal for | /return of the soldier dead was “the | propaganda of the undertakers and | coffin makers,’’ anda the further | charges that activating the move- ment to keep the bodies abroad was “the hope of the French to make their presence a source of constant and substantial financial revenue.”’ s Not Proven. “Specific and sufficient § data,”’ says the report, “has not yet been | adduced to indicate that either fear | is borne out in fact."’ It adds that! while some undertakers conducted a movement for the return of the bodies, they were repudiated ‘“‘by the recognized association of reputable funeral directors,” and that “it is not true that there exists now in France any generally prevalent ef- fort to capitalize financially Ameri- can burial places.” , Commenting on the desirability of | concentrating the army dead In the | three Fields of Honor for which he recommended sites, Hayes said the bodies even now, after much work, —.. military zone in France will begin | | | adequate sanitary precautions, to be|/and for making minimum demands for the purpose to be in use at any | stock and terminal facilities will Beg ot | approved by the French authorities |on rail equipment, not over 100 cars j;one time. These and other rolling | used on a rental basis. -. _— — eta There is in the Cleveland Six an And with these qualities of day-in and day-out performance, the Cleveland embraces sturdiness, safety and real comfort. These are factors that you care about. They mean much in the service and pleasure which you have the right to expect from your motor car. Delmar 395 4432-4434 o Other Light Car Offers So Much | 2 Come In and See the Cleveland Six. Ride in It, Drive It. Touring Car (Five Passengers) $1485 Sedan (Five Passengers) $2395 : (Prices F. O. B. Cleveland) Cleveland-Lewis Automobile Co. CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO unusual degree of power, quick pick-up and extraordinary acceleration. It gives all the speed that any reasonable a person would ever want to use, more than most drivers would ever care to use. Throughout, the Cleveland Six is a car of high quality featured by its own exclusive motor, ease of control in driving, most posi- tive brakes, low underslung springs that wipe out the road-bumps, bodies of dignified and graceful design. Roadster (Three Passengers) $1485 . : Coupe (Four Passengers) $2395 J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. | Olive Street LEROY V. JONES, Mgr were svattered in 500 different lo- calities in France. The report paid particular atten- tion to the cases of those who died | in the rush of the Twenty-seventh | and Thirtiethivisions, against the | Hindenburg line, while serving with | the British. | “IT should not recommend on ~ a oo account that the dead from those or- ganizations be not brought into the central burial place of their fellow- countrymen, but it is to be hoped that at Dony or elsewhere a cemnee memorial design may commemorate the distinctive service of the Second | Corps with the British forces,” | Hayes said. Three “Ficlds of Honor.” AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Bane .cbvedécvddusceer $ 5.00 with application and $ 5.00 every six months Peer ere 5.00 with application and 65.00 every six months 0 es 5.00 with application and 6.00 every six months Deductible Collision... 5.00 withapplicationand 5.00 every six months Full Collision ........ 10.00 with application and 10.00 every six months Pe os secedeVae 56.00 with application and 6.00 every six months Property Damage..... 5.00 with application and 6.00 every six months Theft of Accessories... 2.50 withapplicationand 2.50 every six months (You may make your own combination for two or more or these features at the cost named.) Liberty Mutual Automobile Insurance Company A Missouri Corporation, Providing the Best Insurance and Service at the Lowest Coat, 335 Rialto Bldg., Kansas City, Mo 482 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. Phones: Main 3493 Bell. Main 4163 liome. 217 Olive. Bell, 167 Central. Kinioch. EY EE EE er ce ts eR a a em In order to introduce our wonderful Wexco Triple Fabric Recen- structed Tires, Guaranteed 5000 Miles, we give you, free, a puncture-proof Wexco Tube with every purchase of a tire. No Repairs! No Bloweuts! Tube Free! No more than eight tires and eight tubes to each customer. Order at once; offer limited, Hayes recommended that the per- manent Fields of Honor be located at Romagne, Belleau and Suresnes, in France, the dead to sleep there ‘without “segregation into distinctive locations on the basis of rank.” Headstones and markers should be uniform and erected by the Govern- | ment on advice of a War Memorials | Council to be composed of repre- sentatives of all interested veteran ‘and other organizations. Arrange- |ments should be made similarly, he | | reported, for erection of hostess | houses to accommodate relatives of ‘the dead who visit the pilots. | | Describing his visit to all the points where American dead now, lie in France, Hayes said he saw | ‘many touching evidences of the care | ‘individual French citizens and smal! | communities were bestowing on the) wil. graves. or Out on the Highway Depend on the GENERAL Stop as often as you desire, and the GENERAL will always start your car. GENERAL Batteries have introduced to motordom the most comfortable feel- ing of battery security it has ever ex- perienced. OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS: Send for Sales Plan. Some Choice Territory Upen. General Storage Battery Company 2005 Locust Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. =A eee “The Rattery With the Tron-Clad Guaran!: | Objections of the French author- ‘ities to waiving the rigid regulations ‘in force against removal of any of DEPENDABLE SIt ‘the dead of whatever nationality \litary zone were based | #?. prey. S eee ton cl Ao Ragen report- | CRANKSHAF | AND CYLINDER » | PISTON RINGS GRINDING ed. These included unwillingness | 'to discriminate between Americans ‘and the dead of other nationalities, 'more numerous and much more dif- ‘ficult of identification; fear of the | leffect upon an already “badly| PAINTING AN ‘strained civilian. morale” movement | of long funeral trains would have: | ‘uncertainty as to the hygiente effect | ‘so great an undertaking involved; ‘shortage of ratiway equipment and ‘the already congested condition of railroads in the military zone, due to reconstruction activities. | Under the agreement § reached, Hayes reported, the American Gov-'! ernment assumes responsibility for rings, you would be making Aa mistake to install therm without frst investigating the Tell-Tale Come in and look at this ring, or GENERAL ask for a copy of aur booklet, “The Balance of Power.” which REPAIRING explains how this ring fite itself ltke a glove to worn cylinders. If your car needs new piston Tell-Tale rings are installed by all repair shops or can be purchased direct from us. ST. LOUIS PISTON RING CORP. WarirTE FOR OUR PRICES 2638 Locust Street henes. ov: AND USEFUL LNFORMATIOP PRICES INCLUDE TIRE AND TUBE TIRES SIZE TIRES | SIZE 28x3 _...$§ 6.85 | 34x44 30 x3. 7.25|33x4% 30x3% 8.35 | 34x4% 332 3 Gh oo . 8.95| 35x4*,. | 31x4_........... 10.20 | 36x4% | 32 x4. 10.55 | 35x5 | $3 34... BERT oe eee : I deri ‘ be to state size w Free Roliner with Each Tire ‘.cicr 2% oiothe,, Susie's. non kid Bend $3.00 deposit on each tire, balance C OU. D., subject to examination; s per cent discount ff yee send the full amount with your order. Rush your order today. | WEXCO TIRE COMPANY, 2687 Waesbington Bivd., Chicege, tL aleramaanel FREE rer'rs0e FREE ys ‘ f ncture Proof Tube given FREE w S] #29 . biic Tires are guaranteed on 6, ’ in ‘ structed and practically puncture , uW \ Two hundred thousand (200,000) car owners are these tires ae and riding with comfort. Put one of these on your tires today, inf ith lik t donaeht Sot cach, Sue, Seianes .o. D. examination. 5% special dieceuat if ameunt Te insure tmenediate delivery, cand money order or cashier's PUBLIC TIRE CORPORATION * tas. DOP 12-8505 8 Michigan Av, Chicago, Thy 2 er tee ep — o.« “ eg oe te Re a ee ae tee — er re as Se Oem,

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~* - mere ye! reN , ie Pee eg eS eS LORNA T BAES TS ae aE SI MEY é 2 A’ ¥ f p ; +" on th Dat eg sees “ Ps a yt ere , ‘a : —_— P , ’ : * F ‘ | : ING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; ph . ; ae ST.LOUIS POST-ISPATCH | - SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, i 4 : ainsi == : : ps i P. ‘ Women of Council to Smoke. Teaches School at Eighty. | prof. Lynch is a member of the staff | ' a? : 2 = ae RFON, Wngiend.—-Women mem-| FAIR JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.—Prof.|of the State Teachers’ College at es mig actor tn pe omypecagy pe maser W. H. Lynch, 80, and teaching regu-| Springfield. He is sald to be the| ¥ it was announced, are to be perm - larly, was an interesting figure at} oldest teacher in Missouri now active | ie : uss fo fastecy aside gape: Seg =o po = the recent annual meeting of Coun-| and among the oldest in the coun-| | r 7 Pa | uted This Year, an Increase ) T ° t ARE QUALITY TUBES _ “nt M. . . . - - o7 oad ¥ 3 Ja of $7000 Owner and Tourist |{#/; laine Gio : a RS | | | ; emt GUARANTEED TO GIVE ‘ : : REG RIN DING! | SEDALIA, Mo, June 6—Pre-|| Qayes It to Himself to Visit Our Auto ana | FACTORY SERVICE FOR -miums offered by the Missouri State. . + d Sh N re: B C . } : T H E io | n: fair for the twentieth annual expo- | Touring Goods op iVow. et Dusy. ome FimescoTubes c¢ : y r ’ ’ . . +4 BEAUTY Piston Pins and Bushings |iiAnaenAiaesrapementtanenes SATISFIED g Oversize Piston Ri ee, eetecerr oe Automobile Blue Books Se > = ; ail versizeé iSton ings -miums offered by the fair last year. | Fimesco Tubes Bt ¥ The smartness of Allen lines thesub- | 3 lThe prize money will be divided | The official road book of the American Automobile . ee stantial workmanship in the uphoistery Axle Shafts, Etc. ‘among the several departments as Clubs; gives all information required by tourists. We a FIRST CLASS +3 ° . | . - | follows: | have all 1920 volumes thus far published. There will ! W ej and top—the briflzancy and wearing | Crank Shaft Trueing MR re St ade cals $10,550.00. be no second edition. sf ¥ qualities of Allen finish—combine in ex- : ‘Draft and coach horses.. 8,212.00 Eac COMPA | : | SABE TROTSOD 2c ccc aseces 6,234.50. at A $3 00 pe or - 4 yr pressing true car beauty. GENERAL MACHINE WORK Jacks, jennets and mules. 1,360.00 | ? ‘ JOx3 ee os “ - ” | PEK Es ae 2 Beef cattle ......-- eens 7,592.50 Holders for using open Blue Books are made of leath- ||} |} 20% ve cu ars = +e can Se f Dairy cattle ...5.....-. 6,591.00 | - 3 axe . xo = zs Its greatest beauty, however, is in its oo geer adie ape * $1828.00 ciemese cn > x Sh ; ) ce ability—the beauty of fine | ARSE SE Te AR Fes 2,037.00 | 4 . % far Sale atanyof the Times SquamAutosupply . performan VY | | POUMrY . ay the demand for trained social serv- : LHI Rr J ' r iee workers, virtually all of the 1929 . | aS Ses tas tvs [graduate have already obtained po: [EI D- ipePp Times Square Auto Supply Co, - | = . Pape : by riot ‘ sci ‘ - 1919 Cabriolet are aliGge y Ss Pp ecia Ss t CEeLs TMnET chaiatr tedenetviihs ane’ dae) 1919 7-pass. Touring: change for new Paige and Stearns models and repre wives will be entertained with a } ote fea = a rr ; : luncheon at one of the clubs. an au- ox patiad anne wise i. se nts sple ‘ndid motor Car Vi alues, , 2 tomobile tour, an opera party at the Brakes seem to be one of the Thus when you call on it to Municipal Theater and an excursion ‘tearnps-Knight a : Monday night on the steamer Ma St aris= AHS puei.° -- Buick g ) d That is why you can check the steels in any car built. But Over the Rough Period. 1918 Roadster, with Winter top they represent very good values for the money. . . . “ . . Cadomene Tablets are helpful to | es 4 - : or Yon pe . r ’ oe. speed of a Maxwellin aninstant no car has steels just like ew atte” Weoue” dete toe Ford Remember, in buving a Used Car from Newell, vou \ fu : . . . . often come from st drink, S : . i and bring ittoa standstill either them. times the system i tsceakibed we 1918 Coupe ean be sure that there will be no misrepresentation, e Bey oot rak han excesses of one kind or another, such ; ie * . by f : © < d brake. In a large measure they corn as peer, digestion and faulty nutri Packard te” Speci . axw ° ) . tion verwork, anxiety, and even x ou steels in 9 M ell tribute to Maxwell 8 growing grief causes abnormal] nervous con- Twin Six Sedan ‘Terms Can Be Arranged aH are largely responsible. They prestige, as expressed in figures ditions, The strength of body de t Sah ; ‘ clines. The strength of will power : as give it extra strength in wear like these: nearly 400,000 now —— Sire eee sleeplessness Overland rae ‘ er weakness and loss o 910 RS ‘6 ne 2 and endurance, but they make in use; and 100,000 more for vitality. Years of faithful practice , i918 4-cyl. Golan 1] M TO Car { ‘O | al . . . ht. 1920 taught & great physician that the for. a dee a e W e O r ° ie the car light in weig the year x mula now used to make Cadomene | ae Tablets would surely build up the | | R | M2 W | ] C nap Ang a patients. Now, anyone | co ae be & A can take this great medicine if ,noed- mae ‘ouri an? e r mp ement uto oO. ed. Mr. G. A. Hoover, R. R. 1, | arnt. Ss are Open All Dav S lav and BN 19th and Locust Streets Reading, Pa., writes: ‘‘1 am taking | | pen - ay sunday al 5 ¥ Cadomene Tablets with very gratify. A large additional assortment. E : . Tl] s P NI S Beifart-Wyant Auto Co ing, Touniis.._ KOT COUEDESD, . Over word, Vonage = - M. r and sleeplessness are my complaints. v | S54 to S40 N. Sth St, B. St. Louis, ML Mr. Joe N. Herndon, 1645 Twenty- | . . - Betrand Motor Oo, Gundlach & La Oroix Afth st., Sacramento, Cal., writes: ‘TF | ' a | 4130 Olive 8. Dupo and Columbia, TIL am using Cadomene Tablets and find a a i pA great improvement has been brought | ——/ . See i i about fn two days.’’ | : % 7 decaiaamase: Every package is guaranteed satis | if " * «f — , eee 2 the purchases, | 4 on _ Be eo ¥ BWR Cg

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. PST ae a a mean err SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. beg «A SEPARATE THE BARNETTS | ecier c: SPANISH KING MAY BE FIRST 10 VISIT ITALIAN RULER Precscen Lowe oateuah ‘who ‘were mar- — New Encyclical Issued by' car, and it is economical in the use of |ried at Coffeyville, Kan., early this | Pope Considered One of gasoline. Like every Chevrolet prod- | ' | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Gabriel Rebound Snubbers Repairs and Parts We oil, grease and repair Gabriel Snubbers. Bring your car in and have them adjusted. | from the group of 500 who will be. selected | detailed for duty on the floor. lin connection with the great conven- | tion hall. They will be She Proict of Gxperience Feet Floor Bpace — ‘Expert Mechanics ‘*‘We Are Prepared to Take Care of Your Car.’’ int Motor Car Co, ™ %,,¥i¢'s Highway Near Delmar OR city or country use, the Chev- rolet Light Delivery Wagon is equally efficient. It is a light, powerful, well-built | Barnetts agreed to make their home. ‘on Barnett’s farm near Henryetta THE CAR ITSELF KEEPS spring. That announcement was made at Most Important Since Fall uct, it is built to do the task for which it was meant. It makes good. the offices here of Gabe Parker, su- perintendent of the _ five civilized There are no false representations about it. tribes, following a conference yes- | CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. 'terday of the Barnetts, Federal of- Factory Branch \ficiale and attorneys, at which the) 3320-3330 Locust St. OWNERS LOYAL of Temporal Power. CATHOLIC KINGS MAY NOW GO TO ROME Phone Bomont 945 1820 Locust St. Authorized Service Station | | | Voluntary hinsiiceneens of | Pope in Vatican Is Now Only Papal Protest That FOR SALE - || aS) Tod | | KISSEL SPEEDSTER : We nk Steed A a | By the Aerociated Preaa “The Aristocrat of the Road” ' | ROME, June 6.—An_ encyclical | |} document was published last Mon- | (day announcing an arrangement | Owner has purchased new Kissel coupe and will sell speedster for wtherciee’ Gattibtie coverctens wilt te | $875.00 less than he paid for it six weeks ago. See this car on display at permitted by the Pope to come to | Rottersmann Automobile Co. Rome to visit the King of Italy. This | 2650 Locust St. paper is considered one of the most | important that bas appeared since the fall of the temporal powers | Indeed, it is only surpassed tn im- | portance by that issued by Pope Pius X giving Catholica permissien te vote in political elections and serve as deputies in Parliament. Survives. y HOURE -&. Bomont 516 Chevrolet Light Delivery Wagen with two Extra Seats, $830, f.0.b. Flint, Mich. Central 5223 —_ _—?° - ~- . . a AN BE . ‘THe proportion of Hupmobile owners who E : stick ey to the car, year after year, is really remar e. $s | In any locality there is almost sure to be at —= us, Mo, one man who has driven every model Prior to that the watchword was Terao the factory has produced. “neither electors nor eletted,” and Ma, in the general elections it was th Mo. custom of “Catholics to cond thet | Pe Laould, Ma. Such owner-loyalty, of course, implies a car of ee ee i" ree eke nes 4 : extraordinary qualifications—which is exactly The present document ts of inter- ene NIG 5 : st St. Ti, ha th national importance while the other | oN “sgt aa e ey Suse, a Lonis, what e Hupmobile 18, and always has been. was merely of the national charac- of, as re ee ae ig ter. ey a uN aici 03° ede At Pen Fh eS s sof . Never Returned Visit. ba mW : a The former document forbidding | as them to visit Rome had momentous | consequence. Emperor Francis Jo- seph of Austria, despite the alli- | ance with Italy, never returned the visit King Humbert and Queen Mar- gherita paid him at Vienna in 1881, because the King of Italy insisted that the visit take place at the capi- tal of United Italy, to which Fran- cis Joseph refused. This incident centributed to be- | cloud the Austro-Italian relations, | which became strained to a menace of war between these two partners. in the triple alliance. Germany is. credited with having intervened to, avert this. King Carlos of Portugal, brother- . in-law of King Humbert, started on a visit to the latter at Rome once, | but was stopped at Paris by the threat that if he continued his jour- . ney the clericals of Portugal were ready to join with the Republicans in his overthrow. King Humbert, | Sa ge ttt indignant, thereupon broke off dip- | Ps ote, putt ih lomatic relations with Portugal. | a hs 1" y | ee. } i ie Ht | et oat ait’ . a we uit (Um r ua ate ’ . ‘ : pe ‘ mit . ah ee pyre: Y SH» St o y t¥ ‘ . if Gaia ae Fy Toa tae We: eraser, iat ae hea ai ee tt. er ain, \ , ry « \¥ Sy ’ RS ae pic yet es oS oe Fae Sify \) saint Se eR ee TCS COME aR Coma a te i 8 re i"? hee mo) Pe Pe aN ee eae kT a aa eck PR . i . 7 ry ay, ’ ~~ %*) People prefer it for its unusual power and per- formance, its unusual economy, its unusually long life, its unusual freedom from repairs, its unusually high second-sale value. : Louis, Ma, They prefer it, not because it excels in any one of these things, but because it excels in combining them all—in other words, because it isan uncommonly good motor car. aska, St. Louis, nly Co. Weber Implement & Auto Co. 19th and Locust Streets Seifart-Wyant Auto Co., Gundlach & Le Croix, 334-340 N. 5th 8t., B. St. Louis. Dupo & Oolumbia, IU. PECVRCTET TE TT ETT TET — FP TF =i Bertrand Motor Co., 4130 Olive St. Pa Tar mi ‘+ tone ee UCU aA eT len oe CUEHNNNET a ee ei Oa eta ete 1 178 wan st bel] nati’ nia Ma THT Broke With France itn 1904. Word that President Leboudt of | France had decided to visit the Ital- | a flan sovereign at Rome in April, 1904, i ie as we cm 11 MA oe He | oe i led to the breaking off of diplomatic , A . relations between the Vatican and | ae oe om cts ie il ial | i itt MA France. Other attempts made Dy) 3 *, Sw bi it | if the Kings of Belgium, Spein and | ns , t Saxony to obtain permission to come | by i " a Mt 1 WT | " " MB ce it | cata iy 4. to Rome were frustrated. Z | > AA gp aca canegigg epnenegne aneesi: ‘| Count Romanones, Spanish ° Pre- | : , r see Lh e mier, during the peace conference 1 Ml AL tee HUH» yg 1H Hy et oA r so aris “Te ne! i! EL ; ee tw eo at Paris, began negotiations with | » = : te : , Fa Be A XTi Premier Orlando of Italy and the <<. ¥ f “Ty Nee a is yan anleg % | Le te Papal Under Secretary of State for wah pane ae res 8 - 7) ie ME bo “rerio vagy a visit to King Alfonso to Rome con- =< Suey . a ~~ — es ; exe , A re ai , A a ; Lion - ‘A (.. ee — re —— —_— —~ - =5. Tarr Me ——— S-«_—9 SITET TITTT iin temporaneously with the King of ' Belgium, who through Cardinal Mercier, had expressed a desire to | visit the Italian sovereign. These efforts resulted in the en- | cyclical issued today, and the King | of Spain is expected te be the first to take advantage of the Papal con- | | cession. | | Of all the Papal protests trans- lated into action, which the Holy | See proclaimed after the fall of the | temporal power, only one survives—_ the voluntary imprisonment of the | | Pope within the walls of the Vati- | can. A strong feeling exists among Catholica, that he should desist from | this form of protest, which, !t has ! been urged, is of no further. ad- A & f S 1 vantage under present conditions | a ES CS A ae PS a a ne | Girl Oonvention Ushera | Girl students of the University of | California and Stanford University | . e are to be ushers at the Democratic | National Convention in San Frau-. cisco. The co-eds will be assigned | to escort the women delegates and to | direct them to the various bureaus DAMA Sata’: j The Most Serviceable Truck in America’ ALLA) a LiL) MALIA liil Mii ii) bhhi Its immense resources add measur- ably to St. Louis’ industrial greatness; while its stability is a permanent pledge of the exceptional service policy we are pursuing. Overland owners are part owners in Overland service. Every day scores are attracted by the HE service attention you get, the spirit in which it is given and the resources behind it, are important factors in governing your choice of a motor car. Every Overland car in St. Louis is protected by a million-dollar invest- ment in St. Louis’ Great Automobile au MAIL ORDERS, _ TECUTTTTET Titi building Paige Trucks, _ingl Stee vee lost slabs with the necessary strength wer to enable the fact that a truck, to be truly efficient, must be capa- ble ed amy ity load, regardless con- ditions We te lene accord- PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR. CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Michigan and them to perform their allot- ted tasks under any and all road conditions that may ordinarily be encountered. Newell Motor Car Co. Locust at Jefferson eve Gracefully and | Does the Stunts ef an Expert Aviater A steele 414 Globe x_ Newark, N. J. Establishment. On Locust Street at Twenty-third, this service plant centers its capacity and ability in giving unusual service to every Overland owner. Overland Automobile Co. LOCUST STREET AT TWENTY-THIRD STREET St. Louis’ Great Automobile Establishment new Overland 4 with its new Triplex Springs—the greatest improvement in riding comfort since pneumatic tires. We will be glad to show you Over- land 4 at any time. Come in and see us. —

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> ~ emg - | 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. * Care Sg San oe ae oe Tones! * . %: * Mea ees Se) “ aoe et “. vs : . aes ty . ¥ . > . sf ee as Be * hae’ Ce AS re SS Bee Dirt 4 ad: FI oil Sew Fe ee 68Re ie. ik cheb enn ces 1fe or-Kies Talcum .......... 230 | 2he DeWitt’s Salwe.............. 190 20c Williams’ Taloum Powder... .150 | tic DeWitt'’s Cold Tablets..... .19¢ 25c Page's Talcum Powder— $1.00 Iron, Peptonate and Man- 19¢; 2 for 37c¢ @anese Tonic ................ The Ric Jerazen’s Talcum Powder— 2c Beecham’s Pille ............- 196 1c; 2 for 37c | ihe Bellan’s Tabiets ...... WA abe és 560 Bue Syimevere Talcum Powder, 20c Belladonna Pliastere ........ lhe pound cane ........ 19c; 2 for 370 | G0c Milk’s Fmulalon ............ aio BSc Co, Besnsate Zine =. BD tym ane Seren Rm and Eucalyptas.. .490 Or a: 10c bex Licorice Cough Drops— 5O0c Williams’ Liquid oT 75 Bc; 2 for 1lBe S50; 2 TOF 15°!) Be Menthol Cough PDrops.. .3 for lle 50c Cocoanut Oll Shampoo— a B38c; 2 for ye 2c Coconel *® ony .19¢; 2 for 376 Se Seseal Guamoes cess is} Drug items 500 Liquid Green yg TEES S8e; 2 for 750¢ At 25 Per Cent Off BLESS Syston Dates tf e ulphur Ha onic... 40c pint Peroxide Hydrogen...... 3006 500 Sage & Sulphur see Oo ne 2c Roz, Peroxide Hydrogen..... 196 : 3 @for? Iie 407. Peroxide Hydrogen... ., .8o 250 Woodbury’s Soap .......... 19¢ | t5c pint pure Castor Oll....._..- She 250F. WD. Germicidal Soap. ..... 9c | 0c pound U. 8. P. Glycerin... .. 450 250 Williams’ Tar Shampoo Soap .19¢ | on. 4 oz. Glycerin & Rose Water. — 10¢ Cocoanut Ol] Seap... 2 for 150 25c 402. pure Glyvcerin.......... 19 26c box Witch-Hazel Soap, box 50c 8 oz, imported Bay Kum.... 380 yg, Ge | $1.00 16 o7, imported Bay Rum. . | 75e 10c cake Remmo ee: eee for in | 450 pint Dickinson’s Witch-Hazel .34c 160 Jorgen's Bath Ta Sie Be; : | 2c of, Tincture Iodine. 19c; 2 o2., 370 150 Venetian Bath Tablets.......31¢ | 95. 262. Comp. Camphorated Oil. 19¢ 100 Peet Bros.’ Bath eer ty 150 ake 4 os. Aromatic Cascara. he Ste 7” ‘ pint Waterginas Ve; at. + 370 40c bar Castile Soap............ $00 | t5c lb, Epsom Salts............. ite 500 Pepsodent Tooth °F ster the | 25eib. Sulphur .,.............. lle t — Ib. Baking | a re SR Gaies lle 500 Orazin Tooth Paste. 88¢; 2 for 75¢ 2 oz, peeve Sie 3Me 500 Dentemet Tooth ees 2 ter 7 ane $1, 125 tb: of Phosphate Soda... .94c + of ae ee »» She one rite bottle. Hint opel i apt 196 ow 190; 2 for 370 | °F 100 er 25e Imperial Tooth Powder— 10¢ EE Tablets. ... 8c; 2 for 15e 250 doz, Bayer's Aspirin: Cc apsules— Gc; 2 for Sie 200 doz. Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets— lSc; 2 for 30¢ $1.25 100 bottle Bayer’s Aspirin I ee 8 8 ka a 50c 100 bottle Blaud’s Iron Pills. R80 $1.50 pint ag Iron, Quinine and Strychnin » | 75¢ 8 oz. Elisir Iron, Quinine and Strychnine 57c Cutlery Items At 25 Per Cent Off Sic Shaving Brushes 1 Shaving Brush, set in rubber. . thc 1.00 Razor Strops ..........e.. Se Old-styie Razors, $1. ~~ $2.00, $2.50 $3.00, $3.50 25 per cent 3hc Wititams’ ER. “tick veaeee 2KRo 8Sec Willlame’ Shaving Cream... .26c Sie Williams’ Shaving Powder. . .26e 25c Roberts’ Shavine Powder..... 1Re At 25 Per Cent Off Ric Palmolive Shaving Cream. . Me Tie Houschold Thermometer .... S60 | 75c Willlame’ After-Shayv. 1 otion. Oo Henusecho _-860e |} 10¢ Willlames’ Shaving soap. 2 for lie 4c | 65.00 Gillette Razora ......... 83.75 see ud — S70 . Be 1.00 DeLacy’s Hair Tonic. DeLacy’s Creams re eereeenereeee $01 8 fur Ibe *e © @t®eeteteeeeeeee Sanitol Face hips @50 tube Williams’ Cold Cream— 10¢; 2 for 376 B@c Arnice Cold Cream .38c; 2 for 750 500 Arnice Vanishing Cream— S38o; 2 fer The 50c Beul Kiss Face S8c; 2 for The 100 Cream... .8c; 2 for 1Sc tabes Cold Ife Pearl White Tooth aap lie Viva, liquid powder. . .38e Cream 88e Drug Sundries se ef © ~ 85.00 Auto-Stron Kazrors . . .$3.75 2.00 Durham Duplex Razors. $1, SO 5Ge tte Ivory Hate Brush. .$3.00 | 00 Wh 1.00 White EKunamel Hair Brush. . ei 1.00 Finders’ KRarors ........... Tho Plain Hair Brushes 38; 2 for 75 , SSD Sette Baden ee Fe 750 aves = mae Brushes: ba 12 | ette FL Eas sae Chet Brushes bo | $1.00 Auto-Strop NE Thc Be White. Ivory Buffers...... Gc | 50c Auto-Stronp Blades ........ .,38¢ ee Raber. Combs . 260 | = 4 —y # Dee ee ebebecce cs =e : ewite x Mareu Sta- urham i as at Bn a il Rke Sida aa in eh oo 6 © wie be 750 ie Fver-Ready Blades ........,. 30 Fulten Sattent— 61.00 Ihuteher Koives .......... Me Re; 2 for The ' 85e Paring Koives or Puffa ..... 19c; 2 for ST —_ cn bere. all Fountain “Pens Infante’ Male Braushes....... Be emsy Bettie. . .. Me's ahs 26% OF i 00 Nacd Rubber de te let Be OMDB... 6s as . Trruches gm hehe 4 Rubber ber Goods smhes ssssscsss Se] At 25 Per Cent Off 330 a@ Spenmes ......... 1.25 Heb Feuntain Syringe.... .O4e ‘eo or Dy-O-La Drea— 1.50 Pearl Hot-Water Bottle. 81.12 2 for Ihe 1.75 Velvet Hot-Water Bottle. .&1.51 cokes 666646 2éc | 87.00 Faultiess Feoant. Syringe. .$1.50 EP occ cccave 2.00 Velvet Comb, Fountain Svr- Yl Pap Re: inge and Water Sidi des ’ h Powder. 19¢ $3.25 Guaranteed Comb. Fountain Syrieee & Hot-Water Bottle £2.44 Janek oe 2.25 Peerl HMot-Water Bottle 81.68 One Shee Potish...... ile te | 2.08 Maderite Hot-Water tle, 6c cee St areas * tte Mid Clemer.......... $2.50 Peart Fountain Syringe. . . 61.87 lb. Masterblead Dinner T Tea tee gaen .25 Vaginal Douch Svrringe 82.44 aginal Douch S®rringe.. . $2.75 1A $3.08 ~~ Douch Syringe... $1.59 3 SPECIALS $1.00 Miller's Reliable Rubber Castile elee bar... BOe | _GlOVER 26 eee ee ennee The Sesoee tor as 7 Miller's Hercules Rubber ov .. Ge Just 1 BO | Se Davidson's No-Colic Nipples — na Mat ‘Brirect, inres é, 3 ile ee eeeee . Ofe +f tenn tg Tubing. ....26e¢ tSe Rubber Spongee..... as Ale The Store of Better Service . «. 2 et tt = S UNLY WOMAN Upon Deathbed . Request | | of Her Husband. IS MOTHER OF SEVEN CHILDREN | Declares She Is Not Afraid of | Oil Field Crime Wave and Already Has Seized Three | Moonshine Stills. | Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. DUNCAN, Ok.—Stephens County, | Oklahoma, Sheriff in the Southwest. She is Mrs. William Cates, 43 years old, whose appointment to the office was HOMACOUNTY ' SHERIF IN WEST ||Mrs. William Cates of Dun-| ‘ can Appointed to Office | | | a boasts of the only woman | |recently announted by the Stephens | ‘County Commissioners. | Mra. Cates was appointed to suc-. Fi ceed her husband, a veteran Okla- ‘homa law enforcer, who died here several weeks ago. Sheriff Cates on ‘his deathbed called the three Coun- ty Commissioners to his home and asked them to promise that they would appoint Mrs. Cates Sheriff in | case he died. His request was grant- led. | When Mrs. Cates assumed charge |of the Sheriff's office here, she made [her debut in public life. ‘mother of seven children. However, the duties of chief law enforcer in a county which is fast becoming one of the State's oil-pro- ducing centers do not appeal to Mrs. Cates and she has announced that she will not be a candidate for hsa been urged to run. Mrs. probably move to their little farm near Duncan after the expiration of her term. to her office. Deputies Rhine and Sporling are doing the field work. ‘Mrs. Cates is continuing lished by her husband. which usually follows the discovery | of big oil pools. I am going to see that every law on the statute books of Oklahoma is enforced in this'| county. cants will be suppressed vigorously,” fairs of her office. Three stills have been seized since fice. frage for many years, although sho) has always been bitterly opposed to/| the radicalism displayed by suffrage leaders while the “war for woman suffrage” was in progress in the East. Her husband was at one time a wealthy Stephens County rancher. He served as a law enforcer here ons year before and three years aftee statehood. He was elected to the office of Sheriff of Stephens County in 1918 and was active until two months before his death. DYER’S ACTION CONDEMNED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA LONDON.—The Government Indla, reviewing the finding of the cent disorders in India, declares that “Gen. Dyer (the British commander in India) exceeded the reasonable requirements of the case, and show ed | misconception of his duty, resulting in lamentable and unnecessary loss of life.” This judgment, it ts announced, has been communicated to the Com- mander in Chief, with the request that he take appropriate action. The Catholic Archbishop of Simla, Mgr. Kenardy, has sent a letter to the London papers defending Gen. Dyer. He says that hesitation by the authorities “would have meant the | Seneral murder of European men. the outraging of women, the loss pt public buildings and the desecration | of Christian churches.”’ Send Your Name No Money Delivery Free ¢ Jost _ad- & Ee ee he i eee eee She is the) Cates and her family will Illicit distilling of intoxi-, said Mrs. Cates in discussing the af- ' ~~ ee — on re-election in August, although she. Mre. Cates has confined her duties Young, | the policies of law enforcing estab- “I do not fear the crime wave '§ | | Mrs. Cates assumed charge of the of- Mrs. Cates has favored woman suf- | | special commission investigating re- | | Ov a 7 at. > wT > ey 5, mall ae Room-Size Velvet Rugs $4.00 Cash—$4.00 a Month U uf have only Lo OU shown in a broad range of patterns and colorings— suitable for any room. On sale this week seu these beautiful Rugs to appreciate their quality and value —made of extra fine velvet fabric—room size— “Bake-Well” Gas Range Terms—$3.00 a Month 6AKE-WELt a SS A ee _—_ - At a I ~~ > a THis is an extra large Gas Range—has top— 1§-in. oven-—four large star _ Has white” 22x30-in. burners and simmering burner at top. enameled pane! in oven door and nicely nickel] trimmed. It’s seldom you will find so : ere: 7:30 large and well constructed a 3 — Gas Range at a price like this Sale of Baby Carriages at 20° Off at 20% portunity for money saving: $25.00 Baby Carriages.... .820.00 $50.00 Baby Carriages. ..... .». 824.00 $55 00 Baby Carriages.........828.00 $40.00 Baby Carriages.........832.00 a R entire stock of high-grade Baby Carriages goes on sale tomorrow morning discount of former prices—a real op- ——— Large Columbia Grafonola With Record Cabinet and Twelve Selections. $1.25 a Week Pays for It ‘THIS splen- did outfit consists of Type 0-2 #Oolumbia Grafonola— like cut—togeth- er with neat reo- ord cabinet—and TWELVE aelec- tiene (six $1.00 Gouble dise Co- humbia recerds) ef your own choosing ll on terme of 25 « week-—for .* One of the Greatest Values of the Year!! q Beautiful 4-Piece Bedroom Sui In Mahogany or Walnut! Terms—$3.00 a Week! : ee ee a =, 2 BEDROOM SET of exquisite design and high-class w orkmanship—in , mahogany or walnut as preferred. The Bed is 52 inches high—Dresser bas 42-inch $ : top and 24x30-inch mirror—Triplicate Mirror Dressing Table with 34-inch top and 14x24 and 6x20 inch. mirrors—Chiffonier has 32-ineh top and 16x20-inch mirror. = ? : fo reeset oor " — ~ = M . - / 0 = esr Ae tl Ea r PALE <* ap i : : bf w- = $F Ae ne ee. IESE Side- Door Refrigerators are extremely popu- VERY man will appreciate the convenience of this » lar—as they provide extra lirge space did Bachelor Chifforobe. It combines two ica for the provisions and permit you to get at $ 5() pieces of furniture in one—a well-arranged Chif- every section without stoping. Finely con- 7 fonier with five drawers and hat box—and a structed— thoroughly insulated—and special. large wardrobe which is supplied ‘with coat hang- % ip poles a6.5, o0sc0cs cones ee cton oie gee 4 ers. Good size—golden oak finish—and priced at. * te oe ; @ P ; oa, A Living-Room by Day—A Bedroom by Ni Only $6.00 a Week Will Pay for This Outfit a she aw om ba i: ~ oe ars ba ae OUTFIT consists of large Davenport, Arm THE Davenport presents a dignified Chair and Arm Rocker—all of solid oak in ance by day and can be instantly cos fumed finish and richly upholstered in imitation Span- a full-size bed at night—it operates on an en = leather. Construction throughout is the very principle and provides ample space for the est. when not in use. - All Goods Marked in Plain Figures Twelfth & Olive Sts. 7 ele ee ee PA RT o ER BO NEW 9,6 BO Census Only 1 Me Cent for Which St. Loui NEW YO SM Manhattan Dec Recent don Is 4, Has 50 Fv the Assoctaterc WASHING populations of were announe reau tonight, New York crease of 854, Boston, 74 or 11.5 per ce The tigures Ouchs are asf Manhattan, 47.439, or 2 pe Bronx, 732, or 69.8 per ce Brooklyn, 2, S11, or 23.7 pe Richmond, 990, or 34.9 Queens, 466 Or 64.3 per ce Increase The rate of was simaller t city's history, ing in 1870, merically was of the two de The emall f of New York is attributed the almost co the war of th and to the h eign-born reat The Roroug merly New Y¥ a population ¢ decrease for t falling in po or 2 per cent boroughs of ¢t which since ] closer to the , Means of tran gains in thelr Mrooklyn's adurt when large us In 1910, 769 Roston’s Ga The increas f_lon was not Louls. whoge 773.900 St. Crensed ita lea 16.500 to 25,0 tfook-rank a Population Hg! ton's. Boston’ St Louts’ in fon ranking eixth In 189 ton-~ with a pe St. Louls tak eixth Try thre Louls took fe St. Louls lea About 14,2300 Brooklyn, whi im 1890, had New York City Cities th » nove sus f 1910 « 16.500 more 7 holding fourth Buffalo's J Sot Pres neu tor ' farnal te Ruf a Or 19 i per ce Fuffalo. ran elty, in 1910, 4° ! whie q rv 20. Rh, rar k eel ; “sco and just Boston, Still | ri The Roston Pare with ¢ OU, whieh Boston is etil Population. Census In fourth Lmong ONT O29. and 670.5499 The favor t« larg Jars AKO. rank of St. Lo Sus, us De troit to he heard Bixth in 1910, trojt was nin FiCeed - lo Would hive to "ent for the ae have | Continucd

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J ee eae tr: 2s ager ¥ $Y 3 th 4 i ) a a ‘ : ie presets thet a a HM, $i}, iit h Fh: tH tel ht.. 1b as Habe ith HH ur Pah N uite ek! 4 s ¢ * * a4 at Oe. POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and April, 400,116 PART FOUR. Pages 1-8 See, — —_ ~_— — —_—-— ee —ee ee ~ ~- _ = — . ——_—_— — + —_ — — Sage - Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 108 Pages COMIC SECTION, **Pirst in Everything’’ ee ee ee er a FIRST NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. = SECOND NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. THIRD NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. FOURTH NEWS SECTION, § PAGES. 10 PAGES. 4 PAGES. ee a ee -——-— = ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. a FAIR AND WARMER TODAY: CLOUDY, WARMER TOMORROW eee ¢ . . THE TEMPERATI RES. . i i’ & de» 6 wae'ss re} ) . a EE oe ee oe 72 Reawipstdgmanlen tebe - ! 7 7 Official fore- vast for St. Louis Snide ~vicinity: Fair and slightly warmer today; tom orrow ‘partly cloudy anl warmecr. : WiLL CHARLEY BOSTON, [ssc . | AGAIN 2 wea | Census Shows Increase of , Only 17.9 Per Cent for | | Metropolis and 11.5 Per Misrsouri-— Fair and siight- ly warmer to- day; tomorrow partly warmer in portion, WASHING- Cent for Bay State Capital, | TON, June 5.— Weather predic- Which Is Farther Behind | oo ais a week beginning Monday include: l‘pper Missis- St. Louis Than in 1910. A sippi Valley and lower Missouri Val- cloudy, | east | Soest PRICE TEN CENTS es —— ee ee a —_——_—— eee PRESIDENT SAYS — MVUIMSEY ADMITS ~GONGRESS FAILED HE GOT $1000 OF LOWDEN MONEY ~ INDUTY 10 PUBLIC Charges Body Took No Ac- Candidate for Republican tion to Remedy Hich Cost of Living and Regarded | Only Political Expediency. cane, Nomination for Governor Says Babler Sent Checks of $500 Each. ee EXECUTIVE SIGNS 100 BILLS IN RUSH DIDN'T KNOW SOURCE OF MONEY Suffers No Bad Effects From Considered It Personal Con- Day’s Work; “In Best tribution to His Campaign ’ \ley: Fair, ild te ri ‘e firs NEW YORK S GAIN | half; sedi “ Rie ‘eusior late . F orm Since He Became Expenses by National SMALLEST IN YEARS ”*"* Ill,” Says Dr. G ad 7 | —_——_—___—___— » Nays Lr. Grayson. Committeeman. ‘BILL TO EXCLUDE DANGEROUS Manhattan Borough Shows ALIENS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT »s wire From the Washington Bu- | ......, is we rombmmen A te na reau of the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., June 5.— Decrease of 2 Per Cent— | open or Passive Advocacy of Over- Recent Estimate for Lon- ise ae | don Is 4,000,000—Buffalo \SHINGTON, Ji Has 505,875. tv oth WASHINGTON, June 5.-——The bill ' designed to exclude dangerous iallens from the United States was passed today by the House and later signed by the President. By the Associated Dress | Under its terms, mere membership WASHINGTON, June 5.—-The 1920 in organizations advocating ovcr- populations of New York and Boston | throw of organized government or unced by the Census Bu- | sabotage would be sufficient ground Were anno for the deportation or exclusion of reau tonight, as follows: ‘aliens. New York City, 5,621,151, an in- | Minor Senate amendments to the bill were approved by the House ercase of 854,268, or 17.9 per cent. Boston, 747,923, increase 77,338, or 11.5 per cent. without debate Chairman Johnson of the gration Committee, author Immi- of the The figures for the New York bor-| measure, said it was intended to eughs are as follows: istrengthen existing laws so as to Manhattan, 2,284,103, decrease !make possible the deportation of ce of this splen- 47,439, or 2 per cent, $11, or 23.7 per cent. 990, or 34.9 per cent. or 64.3 per cent. ' was smaller than ever before in tho | within city’s history, except the decade end- ‘ing in 1870, while the increase nu- merically was smaller than in either, of the two decades preceeding 1910. of New York City in the last decade is attributed by census officials to the almost complete stoppage during the war of the influx of immigrants, | and to the heavy emigration of for- | __ Under-Secretary June 15. eign-born residents. | | merly New York City, proper, with) ry Colby tonight formally announced 4 population of 2,283,103, showed 4/ that Norman K. Davis of New York, decrease for the first time, the actual | failing in population being 47,439,!in charge of foreign loans, will suc- or 2 per cent of that in 1910. | boroughs of the Bronx and Queens, which since 1910 have been brought closer to means of transit, showed the largest gains in their history. large as during the In 1910, when the increase was 467,-| 769. as special financial delegate to Spain, tion was not so large as that of St. ,allen agitators, whom he blamed for Bronx, 732,016, increase 301,036,|the recent radical activities over the or 69.8 per cent. |} country Brooklyn, 2,022,262, increase 387,- The bill also makes subject to deportation or exclusion aliens who 29,- | write, publish or knowingly circulate and keep in their possession writte. Queens, 466,811, increase 182,779, | or printed matter opposing organ- lized government, advocating its over- Increase Smalicst in Years. ‘throw or supporting destruction of The rate of growth for New York | property, or sabotage. It also brings | its scope allen members of organizations publishing the prohib- ited literature. Richmond, 115,959, increase ———— NORMAN K. DAVIS TO SUCCEED POLK IN STATE DEPARTMENT Native Of Tennessee, Who Has Been rc The emall increase in the growth T ury Official, to Become | Special to the Post-Dispatch, The Rorough of Manhattan, for- WASHINGTON, June 5.—Secreta- Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, The | ceed Frank L. Polk as Under-Secre- tary of State When the Jatter retires, June 15. Davis has been actively identified with the Government serv- ice since shortly after the entrance of the United States into the war. He came to the Treasury Department ‘as one of the Secretary's advisers and several months later was the city by more rapid Brooklyn's increase was not 418 decade ending Sent where he concluded arrangements Boston's Gain Under St. Louis’. | for a credit for the United States. The increase in Boston's popula- Louls, whose total population is| ' AG $ '773,000. St. Louis in 10 years Pere ALCOHOL CASES TREATED 4 treased its lead over Boston from m aa +. » , yr (;ravs is rei. ported by Dr. irayson, his physi the money to be a personal contribu- clan, as being in “the best forma [ 4:0) ¢eom Babler. McJimsey *issued have seen him since he became ill. the statement before departing for Congress was charged today by the Chicago to attend the Republican convention. Telegtams. from Chicago today said Babler stated “‘a candidate for the Republican nomination for Gov- ernor received $1,000 of Lowden money, and the: candidate was nvt Arthur Hyde.” Fr. A. Wightman, McJimsey'’s cam- paign manager, was asked last Wednesday if he knew of any Low- den money being received here from Babler or his associates, the question being put to him after the announce- ment by Babler that Roscoe Patter- President with -failure to take “im- = potjonal portant remedial action with respect to the cost of living” and to give se- rious “‘consideration”™ to the revision of the tax laws and the problems of peace, Telegraphing to the railroad brotherhoods several hours before Congress adjourned, the President said “it must be evident to all that the dominating motive which has actuated this Congress is political expediency rather than lof- ty purpose to serve the public wel- heads of 16 fare.” son of Springfield, Republican State : Committeeman, and candidate for erage ti Reply Se Brothcrhood. _. | Congress from the Seventh District, . ag oes oma es een ” had received $1000 from the Low- we a ng 2 lc seingaa ae ‘den fund. Wightman presented an jourmment of Congress. Mr. Wilson pret ne nsite - Geet kaow to all daid that “in the light of the record)" Silent on “Cleanup,” of the present Congress I have no! ‘ that its McJimsey was asked today if he reason whatever to hope favored a eleanup of the Republican party in Missouri, the housecleaning to include the resignations of Nat Goldstein and R. E. Moore of St. Louis, as delegates to the Republican ‘convention and the abdication of Babler and Cole from boss positions in the party. He declined to discuss the matter. McJimsey’s full state- ment follows: in constructive measures for the re- lief of the economic conditions to which you call attention.” The President added that “the pro- tracted delay in dealing with the problem of the railroads, the prob- lem of the Government-owned mer- chant marine and other similar ur- gent matters has resulted in unnec- essary burdens upon the public treasury and ultimately in legislation so unsatisfactory that I could accept, uary two personal checks for Which I understood was in fulfillment of a voluntary promise on his part, if at all, only because I despair of anything better.” made four years ago when he urged The President was well prepared — 4 mECOTRS 2 candidate for Gov- for the “jam” in which he _ found prong ne then ne would be himseif because of the delay at the one ene raant_or ape mapas sic nelp capitol, as Secretary Tumulty and ear the expense of the campaign and this statement was renewed the heads of the various departments . ' . when it became ow é were in readiness to receive the be- lefinite} a 4a ‘eo a0 that i had ; , ce elyVv eciaesr oO ecome ¢é % - lated legislation and made quick re- " ae ' : — lidate this year. ports and recommendations. Ad- “lI had: 1k led ao a ad no knowledge o ati vance reports were available ior that thi 1] tj oa : erg = ; ina S$ contributio ; sir. Bab- such bills as required examination, how = ee r. Bab : ape er fas in any way c¢ ‘cte rj and the President worked calmly and Governo Lor ¥ apr aichet . S wits . . 1) ernor 4 we en s cay? ye y ry . carefully in his study. , a ea the presidency, and I am sure Mr. A Busy Day for Him. Babler did not understand or intend All dav long messengers hurried : . . it. I acce , Rs rs >? “ji. back and forth between the capitol pea ‘te 9a d Mr. |] ~ r’s contri ; on as ave acce . ‘© volun- and the White House. while clerks lave accepted the volun tary contributions of a few friends. from the different departments, par- eshesty from the State Department ae eon oval Demax rats, in and the Department of Justice, car- ps ; ite? wily - pate srienes si oth- ried to the executive offices large =o rs of the State with no ob- envelopes containing open opinions ligation except the implied one on anh meadnorands for the use of the reall part to conduct a vigorous, President and Secretary Tumulty. straignt-t rware a sor the It was 3953 p. m.—seven minutes SUPernatoria] nomination and with — no strings on me if elected. Continued on Page 2, Column ‘YZ, “Nothing to Conceal.” larger than Boston. The cen- Who Wil Buffalo's Population 505,875. Other census figures announced | Buffalo, 505.875, increase 82,160, | FOR Buffalo, ranking as tenth largest 23,715, which was an inerease »>f | 1,328, or 20.2 per cent over 190). | Stipplementing the our staff reporters: and just below Detroit in 1910. Fi WILLIAM JENNINGS The Ee tevires com-— BRYAN, whose long experi- ; “ with the population of St. ence, wide acquaintance and . years of leadership cause most persons to regard him as the foremost judge and master in America of convention politics, machinery, signs and omens. IRVIN 8S. COBB, a. good re- porter and distinguished author who is regarded as the coun- try’s leading humorist. He usu- ally produces each day a con- nected story in which the ac- counts of prosaic occurrences are used as relief for his humor, The full re of the convent Post-Dispatch office. uls, which ts 778,000, show that om fs still beh@nd St. Louis in ulation, as It was in the 1910 In 1910, St. Louis was "among American cities, with 6. The margin in St. Louis’ | is larger this year than 10° ago. It ts still too early to assign the. of St. Louis in this year’s cen- | &8 Detroit and Cleveland are still. be from. Cleveland was. in 1910, with 660,663, and De-, Was ninth, with 465,766. To 5*. Louis this year, Cleveland POPP OOP LE elder LLL hk adhe the decade, and Detroit have to show an increase of Specialists § |*: The Chicago Convention POST-DISPATCH f the Associated Press will give the moving news ee two wires from the Convention Hall into the “At the proper time my manager, Mr. F. make a full and every dollar as well as outside aid. My all times, which campaign A. Wightman, will detailed statement | used in my cam- the sources of ail books are open at means I have noth- ing to conceal I believe the publi> will feel that I have just grounds for not being ashamed of those who have taken enough interest in my THE political ambitions to help volun- 4 tarily in bearing the inescapable /burdens of a primary campaign ex- tending over a period of many months and in one of the very bix states of the Union.” KIDNAPING SUSPECTS RELEASED Parents Have Reccived Five Letters Demanding Ransom for Child. Ry the Assam NORRISTOWN, | Report Associaled Press and DAVID LAWRENCE, a free- lance Washington correspondent whose work has impressed it- self on a wide following. He is a good reporter, specializing in ated) Press Pa... 5.— June sal Ca ‘rine Db ‘ i >; Ma- the field of national politics. therin« same time estimate the strength and ‘staying qualities of the various ‘forces so that plans might be made) accordingly. however, were predicting today that any coalition of party leaders which presents the successtul solution fo the League of Nations plank will be able to .ominate their candidate for the presidency. Monday and Tuesday and prob- Indiana Plank Discussed. ably Wednesday will be exhibition The League of Nations plank in days at Convention hall. Organiza- tion will have to be perfected as a matter of course, and while the del- the Indiana State Republican plat- form brought here by Senator Wat- eon, who is tae foremost candidute for chairman of the Resolutions Committee, seems to be the nucleus around which the discussion is cen- ‘big brass band up in the balcony and | by keynote speeches and the best) orators and | has, the resolutions committee, for the agreement. It declares in e:- fect that the Republican party de- ing to bring out the basis of an ac- itself, and the indications are that Dollar Mark Seemingly CHICAGO, entertainers the party personally or through their working night and day, will be striv- | iat one Has Made eoing on| CHAIRMAN HIMSELF FOR GOVERNOR Him Unavailable, but His Delegates May Be Held Together for Use by Leaders of Party. AS A DARK HORSE the Post-Dispatch. June 5. another in the attempt to get all elements together | Dissension in Wood Camp Shown by General’s Re- fusal to Indorse Protest of Senator Moses, in Behalf of Hitchcock. 'egates are being entertained by the) By the Washington Correspondent of ~Candidates, MmMan- _agers, continued today to lash out free-for-all nounces the League of Nations cov- ceptable agreement and the various scramble for the Republican nomi- enant as it was brought from Ver- ac- of the uninstructtd delegates. |} will also be keeping a close eye on various degrees and the trreconcilia- bles appear Wood and Lowden forces among themselves are claiming the delega- tions. Staying Qualities to Count. The adjournment that follows the second or third ballot probably will | find the conventon iready to go over | the top and noon | will be zero hour. That will be the time to be Prepared for surprises. By then, it is expected, that the large delegations from the most populous | Most of the party whips seem that the convention cannot take any action which could be con- strued as a repudiation of the Re- publican leaders in the Senate. Compromise seems to be inevitable and the predictions of the field mar- shals is that the compromise will de- velop the candidate. Scrimmage Among Leaders. On the lines of the big fight side there is a scrimmage going on be- states will have assessed the strength tween the leaders of the party of the candidates, the sticking qual- | ities of their delegations, and be | ready to come in with an agreement among themselves on some of the throughout the states. Many of the latter have come to Chicago openty expressing the feeling that Senators and Representatives here had too candidates or possibly a dark horse, 'snuch to say in the cecisions of the !who can be put over, party’s affairs 2nd that some con- Tonight, while the boards of strat- | sideration must be given to the egy are pouring over their plans chieftains from the provinces. — and the fighting fortes are under- | The statement by Gov. Beekman § going a last-minute inspection, the of Rhode Island that he was not convention swirl around the hotels and on the streets is gathering mo- | mentum. The delegates and visitors | pouring in on every Equipped with cheer leaders, song leaders and almost every other con- triveance human and otherwise, that | degree of likely to appeal to the emotions Wood, Lowden Of an assembly of 10,000 people, they all hope that at the psycholog- sure whether he was going toa “Re- convention or a senatorial caucus” has been construed as a no- tice from the Gover.uors and State leaders that they will demand to be publican are heard. Judging by their activity pre- is ignated the “big three.” On one proposition their managers are ful- of a winning wave. Old-time convention habitues wag ' lv agreed. They all claim victory. They differ on how it is to be their heads at the modearn ideas ichieved or on what ballot it is to that go nowadays with boosting a he but thev assure all inquirers there presidential boom. There used to be is no doubt about it. spellbinders, flag-wavers and torch- Seventy-two hours before Senator light paraders Now there are bri- f odge's cave} drops in the big ‘*ol--« yacdes of ballet singers. piano play- * . TO Pius iseum a composite talking machine Continued on Page 4. Column 6 record of the expressions of the NN NDA AAA AAA APA AEA | yt managers would say: “Weare per- { . fectly satisfied with the Ple D N t Wa t The strength of our candidate 1s asé 0 0 | steadily increasing.” ( e{tuation. ! Expressions on Street. ! the They | | natured, |} Southern National In their view of the word that pre-convention ~the shocked train. | Missouri campaign disclosures paganda is lllinolis Governor, sonally, had nothing whatever to de with any improper use of money tn issourt. delegates, ical moment they will be the center | M pointed ‘insistence upon clean methods. Lowden Governor's supporters say. Dollar-Mark on Lowden. more unprejudiced view of the |) matter astute didacy shail Wood Hays of internal dissension forces, /}out in the Wood camp. among the leaders scraps | were not reflected in the gossiping crowd ceaselessly about the cigar and They seemed to regard days “situation” inevitab] than for several crops up reaction from the surprise Delegates are beginnin they say, that Hearst at work to defeat and that he, Htis repudiation of Nat Coldatein kK. Moore of St. to as evidence of. his delegates will stick, a view shared by a nu the of Lowden's “ure being ace Bc Treen delegates see fit to make changing | whips will have their scputs out re- | nation; evidences were visible of a sailles by Presid@#nt Wilson, but it | cording the preferences and leanings | row between F does not close the door to fts ceptance with reservations. | | At that point the reservationists of the instructed delegations to make | Sates for the |sure that they do not break away. | Chairman as the elements to be/In some cases already, the Johnson, | Committee: rank H. Hitchcock, ) expert rounder-up of Southern dele- and the National broke good. that hotel corridors in an atmosphere growing of the next day | ever bluer with cigarette Even the sulphuric state. of Senator Moses, Wood's manager, charging the (‘ommittee with steam- tactics, and the equally sule reply of the National Comte , failed to arouse the rank and file to any violent show of partisan. the | charges and counter-charges merely as part of the rame. The Lowden people were in better past. -the y In of first occasioned by the has g to pro- the per- the and Louis, Is own The the mber political observers—jia that can- urnu- lated and welled into a cohesive mass ; Until Saturday Night | Ss, speeeran. ee Se oe ‘ | These powers, meaning Will S. Hays ot them, he sentiments expressed on street, presuimabls reflecting the ¢ to Send ),; and the National Committeemen in views of the man up the tree, are as | ¢ su€pay WANT ADS sympathy with him, had determined —o . » ; many and as varied as the number ) to the > RARE Lowden. It is pomsibins of candidates. One hears with the |¢ mC “-D , ; that they could still do so, but they greatest degree of finality, “Lowden POST-DISPATCH ‘ will not dare to put up a man whe : ale an ¢ “Tohnseon aft- ¢ ‘,; has laid himself open to the dolar- or a dark horse, and eo Oo . mee Get them into the MAIN §) naek garta Suc) the renson! er the third bellot,” or Wood after Pace rain ots sieead . (| mark cartoon Such is the reasoning A OFFICE, or a DRUG STORE, aAt " all the others have been eliminated. nen . leading to the conclusion that the a : early in the AFPTERNOON—or hana ary f Convention time brings to Chica- . ‘ , ( chances of a very fine man, of proved Ol’ ered : ‘ before 6 D>. i -and AVOID the ( *xecutive albilit ' hec }’ esi go a small army of political writers ; SATURDAY NIGHT RUSH ) executive ability, te become r x who feel that by analyz ng the cross- fe) eH i 3. ss idk (| dent of the United States, have been currents in the muddy and turbu- This will insure better serv- ?)| irretrievably ruined by a train of lent stream which swirls about the ice on the phone. from the (i: circumstances going back to the hotel lobbies and in and out of the } druggist, in the Post-Dispatch ? #mall and unsavory machinations of inner coves of the campaign mana- office, and serve YOUR OWN ‘ St. Louls polities The defiation of gers’ offices, they can discern the INTERESTS BEST. the Lowden boom from this pine course of the tides and predict with prick is cited as one of the curious CALL Olive is good or Central 6600— 5 home if you rent ; { f certainty to the folks back » your credit what is going to happen. , ) a VHONE, ironies of politica. Whet are Johnson's chances? This _question is on the lips of every are Any predictions at this time are ( the results of analysis, deduction > Closing hour ; riving delegate The best opinion its and opinion rather than informa- 9:30 p. m. at Main Office ; that Johnson has gained strength, tion. 5 9:00 at most drug stores a That is the most than can be said, If there is a single man in Cni- ¢ - - ms a the eee ana cago who knows what the Republic. | / = : , ee >) whether he gets them in the convene eel convention is going to do ; ONE OF THE REASONS: , tion may depend on the phychology he hasn't appeared with any proofs ° 90,132 Want Ads published in ¢ of the moment. Gov. Lowden has an- of his knowledge. the Post-Dispatch during May. { nounced that. he will remain in One straw which. may show the Biyygest men ee history of | Springfield during the convention, way the wind blows would be a cas. 2 °° 800%: 99: Sram } and Gen, Wood will go Monday te cus of uninstructed delegates. About :;. 0 cg 5 Continecg on Page 3, Columns rE Se IE en AOE SA OR ES I EM NO Oe ee NN a EN I tc a I cE Nt ELE ALLE LLANE ONS TT ONC LD OE I Bl AN la. at fs lt at

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iia aetne. 2. talk a ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LOWDEN TO WORK F — OR PLANK AGAINST RE-ELECTION OF A PRESIDE —_- ee - - LOWDEN GAINS 65, WOOD 18 VOTES BY ONTEST DECISIONS Republican National Com- mittee Completes Hearings of Controversies Involving 137 Convention Seats. FOUR GO TO JOHNSON, 31 UNINSTRUCTED In Kansas City Case Involv- ing Two Missouri Seats, Both Factions Were Re- jected Entirely. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, June 5.—Delegate con- teats which have furnished spectacu- lar features of the pre-convention period were finished tonight by the Republican National Committee with decided advantage to Gov. Lowden. Although on actual instructions of the 187 contested delegates Wood received 12 and Gov. Lowden seven, with 116 uninstructed, the reported leanings of the disputed delegates favor the Illinois Governor. The committee in two contests refused to seat gates. All of the 11 district delegates from Virginia aligned with the Slemp faction were seated, The committee rejected pleas of negro contestants for seats and also decided separate anti-organization contests in the Third and Eighth districts in favor of the Slemp faction. effect of Decisions. According to the reports of the candidates favored by the delegates seated, the 135 delegates involved were distributed as follows: WVood,. 18: Lowden, 65; Johnson, 4; Judge Pritchard of North Carolina, 17: uninstructed and scattering, 31,) with the two Missouri contests re- jected entirely. | All contests are expected to be ap-. pealed to the convention Credentials | Committee and subject to revision by. the oonvention. Today all the Georgia cases were disposed of and Wood delegates were | seated in four districts. They in- cluded State Chairman Pickett, who. was opposing the delegation counted | in the Lowden column. Green Loses in Texas. In the Texas contest the delega- tion headed by Col. BE. H. R. Green, son of the late Hetty Green, was! thrown out, and the delegates head-| ed by National Committeeman Mc- Gregor seated. The last case on the docket was Virginia. A sharp controversy between white and negro contestants was fol- lowed by the adoption by the com- mittee of a resolution authorizing a. subcommittee to investigate condi- tions in the Southern states with a/| view to reorganizing the "Republican party into a more effective organiza- tion. The resolution by National Committeeman Jackson of Maryland had the support of Southern com- mitteemen. It said: “Whereas, it is increasingly ap-. parent that the so-called solid South is in fact an economic issue strongly inclined to the principles of the Ke- publican party, and “Whereas, it is obvious from re- | peated contests before the National | Committee and other facts no less) noteworthy that Republican votes in many of these states are not increas- | ing in proportion to the increasing | belief in Republican principles; | Three on Committce. “Resolved, That the chairman of | the National Committee appoint a apecial committee of three of its | members, one of whom shall be from the South, who shall very care- fully and impartially study the | whole political situation in the) South and also its relation to that Missouri any dele- of the North, with a view of report-| duction did not reach the mark ati journment of Congress. as it ing at the next meeting of the Na-.| tional Committee or as seon as the) special committee thus appointed | shall be ready, how § the Re- | publican party in states of the) South shall be reorganized or con-| stituted to make it a more effective) agent for the spreading and record- | ing of Republican principles and of | election of Republican electors.” | Chairman Havs of the National Committee member of the sub-cummittee Actual Instructed LAne-Up. The committec’s decisions left the actual instructed line-up on the con- | vention temporary roll, without re- gard to uninstructed = delegates’ known leanings, as follows: Wood, 124; Johnson, 112; Lowden, 72: Harding, %9; Poindexter, Sproul, 76; Sutherland, 16, Judge Pritchard of North Carolina, 22. The resolution for reorganization of party affairs in the South fol- lowed acrimonious battling today between whites and negroes during disposal of 43 contests, of which there were 23 from Texas, nearly all the negroes charged, and the white delegates denied, racial @tecrim ination. The race dispute was staged be- fore severai women proxies and a large audience, composed mostly cf negroes. Several women sat through | clouds of tobacco smoke, hours of heated controversy, and considerable strong language from the negroes. In the discussion there was talk of “strong-arm” aid by police to ex- x man from up the Moses charges and declaring tives” in | plans will be an ex-officio | PRESIDENT SIGNS 1 14; and | ; executive offices, but one of the mes-. R. S. Hawes Addresses Credit Men. Speech could recelve applause.”’ 15 from. Virginia and five from Georgia. In By the Associated Presse. Washington, June 6. | OLLOWING is the text of F the telegram sent by Pres- ident Wilson today to the ) railroad brotherhoods’ officials ) criticising Congress’ record. | “I received your telegram of June 3. You call my attention to matters that I presented to the present Congress in a special message delivered at a jotnt session of the two houses on Aug. 8, 1919. In nine months this Congress has, however, taken no important | remedial action with respect to the problem of the cost of living on the linea indicated In that addréss or on any other line. | | Not only has the present Con- grees failed to deal directly with the cost of living, but it has failed even to give serious con- sideration to the urgent appeal, oft repeated by me and by the Secretaries of the Treasury, to revise the tax laws which § in their present form are indirectly responsible in part for the high cost of living. The protracted delay in dealing with the prob- lem of the railroads, the prob- lem of the Government-owned merchant marine, and other sim- ilar urgent matters has resulted in unneceseary burdens upon the public treasury, and ultimately in legislation so unsatisfactory that [ could accept it, if at all, only because I despaired of any- thing better. The present Con- gress has not only prevented the conclusion of peace in Europe, but has failed to present any constructive plan for dealing with the deplorable conditions there, the continuance of which can only reflect upon us. Text of President’s Telegram Assailing Record of Congress CONGRESS CLOSES: IMPORTANT BILLS LEFT ‘UP IN AIR Budget Measure Fails and Others Receive “Pocket” Veto Because of Lack of Time for Action. “In the light of the record of the present Congress, I have no reason whatever to hope that its continuance in session would re- sult In constructive measures for the relief of the economic condi- tions to which you call atten- tion. It must be evident to all that the dominating motive which has actuated: this Con- gress is political expediency rather than lofty purpose to serve the public welfare.” The letter to the President from the brotherhood chiefs Said: “As the responsible heads of railroad labor organizations,-rep- resenting more than 2,000,000 workers, we protest most ear- nestly and most emphatically against the proposed adjourn- ment of Congress next Saturday, in accordance with the plan re- ported in the public press. We call attention to the fact that despite thé revelations as to the profitecring scandal Congress has done nothing to check the evil nor has a single remedial measure been passed, and that there has not been even serious consideration of constructive leg- By the Associated Press. islation dealing with the serious WASHINGTON. problems of industrial unrest. Congress ended “In the circumstances it ap- . pears to us incredible that the adjourning sine responsible leaders of the Gov- ernment at Washington can as- sent to this seeming agreement to continuation of a do-nothing policy which means that the grave economic problems of the people are to be made the play- thing of politics and politicians for the next five months. It in- vites political chaos and busi- ness disaster. Congress should remain in session.”’ POO BLP PLL Pl ee ee a ee a RECORD A FAILURE, Pfft” ~ ~ an’s Characterization in Reply to Mondell’s Praise —To Meet Again Dec. 6. ll i a a ~ ~ os §.—The its sec- June Sixty-sixth ond session today, die at ’ lace ‘ | niess a 4p. m grave which makes necessary a special ses- not until emergency arises sion, it will meet again Dec. 6. The marked by close of the session was none of the hectic rush that generally attends But and Congress. there was the usual applauding cheering in the ' chambers after Speaker Gil- = ee ee ee ne ee es ee ee a ———— a > ee ee + + eee ee ee - >< ‘lude negroes from white conven- | War Departments for their opinions tion halls, tales of flying bottles and! while “incen- reached the President today. Amon: bruised faces and of alleged liary’’ speeches by the negro organ- izers, Despite the arguments of the ne- zro contestants, the committee seat- ed all so-called regular, or organiza- tion, delegates from Virginia. In the Virginia contest a 'straightout fight between whites anid negroes, Hienry W. Anderson of Vir- ginia, candidate for the vice presi- dential nomination, declared frankly for the white party domination In the South. Senator Moses Criticised. The final day's proceedings of the / committee were marked by an attack on Senator Moses of New Hampshire for his charges that “steam roller” tactics had been employed against! Wood delegates. H. B. McCoy, national committee- the Philippines. brougt he was a Wood supporter, denounced Senator Moses’ statement as “abso- lutely unwarranted.” National Committeeman Highland of Vest Virginia, who also said he is for Wood, made similar statements. Neither Wood nor Col. Willlam C. Procter, his campaign manager, eup- /port charges of Senator Moses that the National Committee has used “steam roller’ methods in its contest decisions, McCoy declared. Chairman Hays wag defended ov National Committeeman McGraw of Oklahoma. National Committeemar Kean of New Jersey interjected tha‘ “Gen. Wood must be a great man because his friends can make so many mistakes."”” That there have: been no “sinister or personal mo- the committee's decisions was asserted by National Commit teeman Stanley of Kansas. another Wood partisan. National -Co,nmit- teeman Work of Colorado also camo to the committee's defense. “I'm surprised that in these piping times | a state- Sena- to see such Lnited States of prohibition ment from a tor.” he said. _ Republicans Would Further Reduce South's Representation. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, June 5.—Representa- tion of the Southern States in future Republican national conventions would further be reduced under to be urged on the national committee, Many of the Northern committee- | men feel convinced that the last re- which the committee was aiming. and they cite the crop of delegated contests brought to the with accompanying “covked-up evi- dence,” packed or secret conven- tions and stacks of affidavits which some delegwates before the committee charged had been obtained at “$5 a throw.” - —- °---+----—- — «© — - BILLS; CHARGES THAT CONGRESS FAILED PUBLIC °°3)!‘*on. said Continued From Page Once. ee ee ee we ee before Congress adjourned—when the congressional messenger arrived with the last of the bills for the sig- nature of the President. There was order, but likewise tension In the ———— ee ee sengers fairly flew over to the study of the President, and because he was in possession of the advance infor- mation regarding the legislation, the chief executive gave his signature within the fixed time. Measures Approved. Eleven bills and resolutions passed by Congress in its closing days, in- cluding the water-power measure and the joint resolution repealing most of the wartime laws and proc- lamations, were killed today by Pres- ident Wilson through ai “pocket veto.” Fifty-eight measures were approved. | The President explained that the measures which died did not reach him in time. The water-power bill had been referred to the Interior and f axe ee - -——_—<- ee a eee ——-— + = - -- — — —_ <= ee both Texas and ’ An national cordin ’ _ g to Dr. Grayson, he see committee from the Southern States | : eenis to ,and soldiers of wars other Civil War and widows and dependent UDP. lLiouse lett’s gavel had the mem- bers for the first long vacation Con- gress has had since the United States the war. liouse cleaned up ‘its the day and twice released most of the other matters ‘entered The work recessed other measures which received the “pocket veto" was a resolution au- | early in thorizing appointment of a conimit-| to await possible Senate aciion on tee to confer with the Canadian Gov- | pending measures. The re- ernment on restrictions on pulp mained in continuous session and, as wood coming to the United States.; the result of a small-sized filibuster Most of the other bills were minor Ones, The most Senate | budget failed of passage. | important of those | Mondell Praises Congress. signed were: The naval appropria tion bill, carrvine $436,000.000. the on army appropriaticn bill, the sundr: civil bill, the District of Columbia bill, the diplomatic and consular en- propriation bill, and the third de- ficiency bill. The arimny reorganization The merchant marine bill. The post office pay increase bill. A bill providing for the exclusion and expulsion frog: the United States of aliens who are members of anar chistic organizations. An act to pension soldiers and sailons of the Spanish-American war. | the Philippine insurrection and the China relief expedition. The industrial vocational] system Final sessions of ical speeches which had been eéx- pected by many since Congress was quitting on the eve of the national political conventions Just at the finish in the House of Representa- tive Mondell of Wyoming, the Re- publican leader, delivered an address praising Congress for the work ac- complished at this session. Repre- sentative Garrett, Democrat, Tennes- see, replied, declaring that this Con- been a “humiliating fail- bill. gress had ure.”’ Virtually the pass the only action by House during the day was tu the budget bill after amending it to imation bill. meet the President's objection that A Dill permitting Government. it took from the executive authority owned radio stations to handle pri-,to remove the Comptroller-General vate and press messages. and Assistant Comptroller-General, Bill Affecting Aliens. An act amending the trading with measure. the enemy act to permit restoration Republican abandoned of seized property to returned enemy their plan to call for a vote on the aliens and to residents § of former resolution refusing President Wil- enemy countries now residents of |son’s request for authority to accept new countries set up under the peace |a@ mandate over Armenia. The treaty. measure already had adopted An act to establish a woman's bu- »Y the Senate. Chairman Porter, in reau in the Department of Labor. a formal statement, said Democratic act granting pensions and in- Members of the House would have crease of pensions to certain sailors Lviocked transaction of all other busi- than the | mess had the resolution been brought rehabil- leaders been relatives of such persons. The House was in a restless mood An act authorizing enlistment in| today and efforts of manyv members \the Federal forces of non-speaking |to have taken up special bills failed. “nglish citizens and Aliens. Near close the House _ settled An act regulating immigration of down to give close attention /allens to and their residence in the addresses of Representatives United States. dell and Garrett. |. Altogether, it was a “big day” for Mondell declared this Congress ithe staff in the executive offices of had made a saving of $2.374,.460,817. the White House, but President Wi).| Eight appropriation bills that passed son seemed not a bit disturbed over the House in the Sixty-fifth Con- | the turmoil. During the day he sub-/| gress. but failed in the Senate fili- | mitted to an examination of his eyes buster were reduced $940,510,598, by Dr. George de Schweinitz, the|he said, and the estimates Philadelphia oculist, who has paid mitted by the Government § depart- periodic visits to the White House for! ments for the next fiscal year were ; Several years. reduced by $1,433,850,218. | There was much gratification in Several laws were cited by Mondell ,administration circles over the “constituting a record unequalled : means ’'in American history.” He » & ugh, ac- suffrage amendment, the merchant marine bill, the mineral land leasing bill, the water power act, the civil] the siib- ad- as thrive on a lot of work. } Dr. Dercum Denics President's Con- stead prohibition enforcement law. dition Is Worse. the extension of the war-time food PHILADELPHIA, June 5- Re- control act to punish profiteering. Ports that President Wilson's condi- | the repeal of practically all war laws tion has taken a turn for the worse! and other measures. were denied today by Dr. Francis X. “Take it all in. all, the record of Dercum, in this city. Dr. Dercum, the Congress is one of which every who has frequentiy been called into member may well be proud,” he said: declared, “it is a record that com- ha a . When I mends the Congress to the favorable a Saw the President he was in| judgment of the American people.” j such good condition I did not think Referring to the Republican ap- it slate ste to return to see him. 1 plause which followed omgpen dagen sets nome my regular Visits | speech, Garrett said the Republican | leader had spoken “‘to the only audi- ‘ence in the United States where his | | rumors, a He declared it was “absurd” to say that the work o s Co 28 R. 8, Hawes, President of the Ameri- | etc up i. sale a te oem . |can Bankers’ Association, in address-_ Turning to the Republican side, ing the final session of the annual|Garrett continued: “You seldom convention of the National Associa-| paused in the midst of doing nothing ‘tion of Credit Men here today de- except to do something worse.” | clared: “We must cease this orgy This session of Congress of extravaganve. The time has ar- Dec. 1. Important rived for the people to say to Con- enacted included: | gress: “Thou shalt cease this era , By the Associated Pres Ss. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June 5.—~ GARRETT DECLARES ‘the Johnson | deportation “‘Humiliating,” Is Tennessee- | a get-away of’ | there, the bill to establish a national | compromise had failed. els ial 3 | | officials appointed by him under ths and to several other minor measures ' ' | ’ sought to the) Mon- | passed a houses | ' passed without the plethora of polit- | included | woman. -— . service retirement measure. the Vol. | Senator Knox Comes Out for Gov. Sproul WASHINGTON, June 5. ENATOR KNOX of Penn- § svivania, who was recently indorsed by his colleague, Senator Penrose, for the Repub- lican presidential nomination, came out tonight for Gov. Sproul. Senator Knox also formally announced he would not attend the Republican national conven- tion, to which he had been chos- en as a delegate-at-large, be- cause of “private business.”” His proxy, he said, would be Judge A. R. Reed of Pittsburg. lands in the west and south were thrown open to development. The merchant marine bill provid- ing for the ultimate sale of the vast Government-owned merchant fleet. The Sterling anti-sedition act and bill providing for the and exclusion of dan- gerous aliens. The Edge bill authorizing forma- | tion of corporations .o finance Amer- ican export trade. The civil service retiremen? bill. The postal pay increase bill. Measures Which Failed. Important measures which to pass included: The soldier bonus bill, the House last Saturday not*taken up by the Senate. The budget bill, which President Wilson vetoed and which the Senate failed to pass after the House had amended it to meet his objections, The bill to regulate and control the meat packing industry. The cold storage oill. The bill to abolish the corporation. The annual rivers and supply measure, left in conference. Congress finally passed the water- power bill, pending for 12 years, but it was killed automatically with ad- journmernt through the failure of the Presiden* to sign il Much of the seesion was occupied unsuccessful effort to settlement. The failed passed by night, and housing by another agree on a peace treaty of Versailles, laid aside after the first session in November, was brought back before the Senate early in February and a final vote on its ratification was reached March 15%, after all efforts to bring about a alternative both houses later joint resolution formalis declaring a state of peace, but it was vetoed and when Republican leaders to repass Yt the House failed necessary two-thirds AS an to muster the majority. Other Measures Yectoed. Besides this measure and the bud- get bill, the President vetoed three other measures, and none was passed over his veto. They were the legis- lative, executive and judicial bill, 2 bill to prohibit interstate shipment of obscene motion pictures proved because an engrossing clerk made an error in transcribing it). and a bill to. pav claims in Aiabama growing out of a flood of the War- rior River In addition to the water-power measure, the President gave a “pocket veto’ to the resolution re- pealing manv special wartime laws More investigations were conduct- ed at this session than probably ever were undertaken at any recent ses- sion The five major war investiga- tions started at the previous session were continued, and in addition the Senate investigated campaign ex- penditures, the spread of Bolshevik propaganda, the railroad strike, the navy's conduct of the wer, the award of naval medals, the print paper sit- uation, shoe prices, Mexican affairs and many others The Senate also authorized investi- gations of the Federal Trade Com- mission and the Ford-Newberryv election .contest, but these have been started. The principal investigation by the House, aside from the war inquiries, was that on sugar. lv after adjournment. Many Repub- licans of both houses are heading for Chicago to attend their party convention there. Some of the Democratic members also will tend that convention. LIFE IMPRISONMENT AT HARD LABOR FOR LLOYD PREVOST Michigan Man Convicted of Killing | J. Stanley Brown Will Ask for New Trial. By the Associated Prea« MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., June 5.---Life imprisonment at hard labor, | the maximum penalty under the Michigan law, was the sentence im - | Stanley Mondell’s | posed today upon convicted last night of killing J. Brown, near here, last De- cember. Counsel for Prevost an- nounced after the verdict that a hew trial will be asked for. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH hae 1aTh OE TZER. Llovd Prevost, Published Daily by the Pulitser Publishing | ., Twelfth and Olive Streets. (Member Audit Bureau of Circulations » MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, The Associated Press titled to the use for repub! | dispatches credited credited in this All rights mention, af special dispatches herein are aise The army reorganization bill pro- | of extravagance, and put the United | viding for a peace time army of 297,- | States back on a business basis,’ ”’ force. Farmers Buy Elevator. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PANA, Ill, June 5.—James iF. Umpleby today sold his Ohlman ele- vator to Ohlman Farmers’ Co-opera- tive Grain Association for $37,000. assist the railroads over the period immediately to private control March 1. ‘gands of acres of ofl and mineral /000, a National Guard and a reserve | The transportation act designed to | following their return | The oil leasing bill by which thou- | began } legislation | reserv SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY : ADVANCE: MAT, Remit | order. money order or St. Louls exchange. By Carrier in st. Louls and Suburbe: Da! ly. 7% Month” Bund Cop ly only. "% a Mont Sunday. 10 zh Newsdealers Eleewhere ¥ Throu Dally only. 75c @ Month. Sunday. 100 « Copy 1879. the Postoffice at St. Louts. 1878. at under the act of March &, Bell. Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central 6600, | mittee harbors | (disap- |. nor ' ' made rv J (to a The exodus of Senators and Rep- |! resentatives began almost immediate- | at- | designed to allens from passed today by the House and sent ‘advocating overthrow of Ente d-cl red as second-class matter Suir tt [government or sabotage | sufficient ground for the deportation SENATE ORDERS FUND INQUIRY OVER ~ ENTIRE CAMPAIGN Investigation to Cover No- vember Election — Action Taken on Pomerene Reso- lution After Debate. SENATOR CHARGES “FAVORITE PLAYING” Borah Says Men of Wealth _ Seek to Control Party and Advises G. O. P. to “Clean | House’”’ Before Saturday. Br the Associated Preas WASHINGTON, June gation of expenditures in the presi- 5.—IJnvesti- dential and congressional campaigns which will end with the November elections Was ordered today bs Senate. the ' The inquiry will be conducted by | the same committee which has been hearing evidence as to pre-conven- tion political financing. The com- heard one witness in phase of its investigation today, and then adjourned until July 9%. Senate action todays was on the resolution of Senator Pomerene, Democrat, Ohio, member of the com- nittec, and was taken in the clos- ing moments after brief but ited debate Senator Pomerene delaying its report, and usked for immediate consideration. Senator Smoot, Republican, objected, declaring that’ under rules the resolution would lie over a day. Senator Pomerene declared that he was not deceived “‘by these meth- ods of procedure.” and said the Sen- ate could not ‘“‘play favorites.” He added that the Democrats were not going to say that it- was none of the people's business Where funds came from or how they were expended, and that the Republicans dared mittee for the have to not do so. Borah Supports Proposal. Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, author of the resolution, also sup- ported the Pomerene proposal. Re- ferring to Senator Smoot's objection to immediate action, he said He feared this might be found by No- vember to be an “error of judg- ment.” The feeling against exces- sive expenditures was not confined to any party, he declared, and warned the Republicans to “clean house’ between now and Saturday, or some “ther party might be se- leeted “to protect the American flag and American institutions.” Charging that men of wealth Spir- | ' that | ' ' ate | ‘tacked the contingent expense com- | Utah, | Republican Chicago. ‘attending him. campaign | ‘ters as efficiently as if he were pres- were seeking to centrol the parties, , Senator Borah asked if the party once led by Abraham Lincoln could afford to object to the consideration of such a resolution so “thev won't be under surveillance between and next November.’’ Senator Kenyon, Republican, fowa, chairman of the Investigating Comnmiittee, contributions which he said were made in the last campaign by those supporting President Wilson, and declared a number of the contribu- tors later were appointed to diplo- matic posts. Smoot with- drew his objections Says Press Magnifies Statements. “If we had a public press that did not magnifv every = statement there would be no fair investigation,”’ Smoot said Senator Robinson, kansas, asked why intimated such an Senator Democrat, Ar- ans had a majority on the commit- tee. “TI only meant that the press was unfair,’"” was the reply. After hearing Col. E. H. R. Green of Texas, son of the late Mrs. Hetty Green, .-the committee adjourned its sessions until July 9. Chairman Kenyon, after a consul- tation with members of the commit- tec, said that all witnesses still un- heard would be called at that time. It was the decision of the committee that no more work could be done until after the Repuolican and Dem- ocratic national conventions. (‘ol. Green was called to tell what he knew about the selection of dele- gates from Texas to the Republica. national convention. He said he had contributed money to the “mixed” faction of plack and white Repub- licans in Texas, but denied that he was working for Gen. Wood or any other presidential candidate. Chairman Kenyon announced that William Loeb Jr., who collected $225,000 for the Wood campaign: Alfred J. Greenbaum, treasurer of the Hiram Johnson campaign orgar- ization in California, and several witnesses from Missouri, had not re- sponded to conmittee summons. eet “ALIEN EXCLUSION BILL PASSED Makes Membership in Violent Body Ground for Deportation. By the Assoctated Preas« WASHINGTON, June exclude dangerous the United States was Under its terma, in organizations organized would le President. membership to the mere or exclusion of aliens. ' tion,” now | presented a table giving | | morrow, objection | Senator | Senator Smoot, investigation would be unfair when the Republic-. 5.—The bili | Mrs. Swan Sits With National Committee, ONE-YEAR TER tee Come | URGED TOINGURE GREATER SER OMEN sat in the delibera- |, W ccons of the Republican | | Governor Says Execut National Committee to- day, taking part for the first time in making convention de- | Unhampered by Wish § Succeed Himself, | Accomplish All He Desi cisions. Mrs. S. 8S. Beggs of Kan- |) sas, Mrs. Vennono Swan of Mis- |. sourl and Mrs. J. 8S. Beasley of Tennessee held proxies of the national committeemen from their home states and sat in this morning’s session. Apparently taking a hearty |! interest in their new found privilege, the women sat placid- ly in the clouds of tobacco smoke, closely following the arguments and voting in the de- cisions. Mrs. Swan, who for was cashier of a Joplin said today: “I came uninstructed, and I am for Gov. Lowden. The women are not misled by the talk of buying delegates. Women interested in this cam- paign know that the money given to the two men who are accused of being bought was given for legitimate campaign purposes, and it is a dastardly political suite at the Blackstone Hotel. trick this trying to make it ap- [| The Governor said he saw no eg pear that Gov. Lowden bought || casion to extend the term of the © them. | presidency to six years, believing | “How could he know that |! that a I’resident unhampered by a. they chose to put it into the [| desire to be re-elected. could Re bank instead of spending it in complish in a term of four : the way directed” Spending ||} about all that could be expected a money for campaign purposes is || & man. ti not a fault confined to one can- “In each Congress of which I didate. It is a necessity, and || a member,” he said, “Il introduced) they all do it.”’ A resolution for a constitut t- amendment providing that the ~ PENROSE TO BE IN TOUCH WITH CONVENTION BY PRIVATE WIRES ident should be ineligible to suce Senator’s Condition Such That Two himself. Famous Doctors Are Called in Arguments for Change. : “The chief executive of the State” With Trio Attending Him, Special to the Post-Dispatch. or nation who knows that he could” not succeed himself would, in one” term, make more real achievements than in eight years if in his first PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-—U, Senator Penrose will not attend the national convention § at This was officially an- term he was considering being te nounced this afternoon by physicians a Staff Correspondent of Post-Dispatch. | CHICAGO, June 5.—Gov, Le ‘this afternoon announced his infen tion of urging upon the Resol . Committee of the Republican na” tional convention the inclusion ig th” platform of a plank pledging thy party to the submission of @ va stitutional amendment making e | President ineligible for re-electign — His declaration in favor of linittine | ithe presidency to one term wag ag his. regular afternoon meeting wit} : ‘newspaper correspondents'§ in q By 20 years bank, ' nominated, which he must, as it® only hurman. | “When I went to Springfield a9” Governor I registered a vow with myself that I would not seek renom. ination, and whatever I have achiev- ed is because I have adhered to that resolution. : “In this crisis the next President confronts serious and perplexing questions, and if he does his duty he must do many things which wil be unpopular for the time being to | people interested in politics, Noth ‘ing will so strengthen his as- the knowledge that with the end of. Ri” term will come the end of his polith cal life.” Simultaneously word went out thai the Senator had taken a turn for the worse. This belief was strengthened | by the fact that two famous doctors, | in addition to the trio who have been attending him, were called hurriedly to his home. They are Dr. John B. Deaver, a noted surgeon, and Dr Edward Martin, head of the State ; Department of Health. Lowden was asked by one corte Following the conference Dr. C. spondent if he had considered BR. Penrose, a brother of the Sen- matter in connection with such & ator, denied that the patient was)! Situation as existed at the time Of gravely ill.» “He is holding his own,’’ | the second nomination of Linco, ia was the only statement he would | View in Case of Lincoln, —_ " make, “Yes,”’ he said, “if there had been “In view of the private telephone | such a provision in the Constitution and telegraph apparatus installed in| at that time we never would have- the Senator's house,” said Leighton! had Andrew Johnson for President Taylor, his secretary, “Senator Pen- of the United States. Lincoln would. rose has been and is in direct touch | not have been the President a sec- with Chicago. He wlil handle mat-j| ond time and the President, in all probability would not have been am ent. A corps of operators has been | sassinated. ‘ installed at either end of the tele- “With the exception of President graph wire. The Senator is in con- | Washington, I do not believe therm stant touch with the situation, both | has been a time in the history of the _ by message and personal conversa-| country when it would not have beet just as well to have had the presi- |dency limited to one term.” ss He saw no objection, he said, toa man becoming President a second time if a four-year term intervened because he would not have the ad- Vantage of a political machine bult up during his term. He said he bee lieved that the President should force out of his Cabinet any meme ber who became a candidate for te presidency without resigning frem the Cabinet. 4 ee 8 0 ee ee eee Arrested on Speeding Charge. Charles H. Morrill, 4534 West Pine boulevard, connected with W. HH. Markham & Sons, insurance brok- ers, WAS arrested at 6:30 o'clock last! night at Forsythe boulevard and' Pennsylvania avenue on a charge of speeding at the rate of 35 miles an hour. He was ordered to appear be- fore Justice Stecker at Clayton to-! $ “ | sot ele Ce The Finest and Most Costly Piano in the World Sain TS SEEM ie arson X Ham The Final Choice of Those Who Investigate and Compare KIESELHORST —ESTABLISHED 1sTo— 1007 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS REPRESENTATIY zs Mason & Hamlin, Vose & Sons, A. B. Chase, Apollo, Premier, Gulbransen, Kimball Pianes, Players and Reproducing Mianeos and By a Staff Co . ; CHICAGO, Jur which reached ¢ quarters this ever instead of resigni from their seats national convent Nat Goldstein Clerk Robert E. who admitted re from the Lowd will merely stay vention and that git and vote for — This would re gates from going political history gates, at least In seats because of money from a ca forced to resign would also make that Lowden wor votes, and In th no candidate is t strength It was deemee -Gov. Lowden to did not want t Moore or Golds that they were national convent agers gave consi of the National C be unseated. Thi tonicht, had be politicians havin other scheme wf quite as humillati gates. “Now History Gov. Lowden, noon by a Post- ent whether the velopments in «eg proposal to un said there had ne “L judge that said, turning awa view, which follo view he had wit spondents. E. L. (Liv.) Springs, who gentative in dist funds to Missouri ticlans, expre joldatein and M delegates. He to do #o and th their resignation National Comm by Monday. Mo ever, that the yet been sent in. they would arriv been working fo ‘fers in the end out the Missouri ner which would being directed a inated the plan te tions. In furth wWummoned Moo laid the matter is understood to with Goldstein friends in St. Lé taken the posits hor Coldsatein |. According to her tonight, Gol Chicago tomor *xpected that h Morse, J. L. Pal Mitteeman, and 80n or others in the exact Will be worked e¢ Rough F There is not either Moore or ly offended by that they were convention, but known to fear come offended ejected. That two votes, even” Pald to the twa been returned, On fairly rellable pected by the returned. it is known ‘Sf the Lowden @ven if the plan remain away fro agreed upon, th : ve a change o Only way their tely assured + ‘Bred seats both Mittee and the ¢ tee The Lowden Teel that after the Governor Clegates it wo Srnor to much the conver "waen. They be RO uncertain There also m

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. se ae ee eee ee ee . y P P* & "% “Tee # 04 J * a) eS © ‘ Wes mt pe a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “" SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' — ys Executive, j 1 by Wish to mself, Could All He Desired, espondent of the spatch. b.-—Gov. Lowden jounced his inten. m the Resolutions » Republican be inclusion in the ank pledging the fission of a con- making a p for re-election. favor of limiting was at pon meeting with Pent one term ondents in tone Hotel). id he saw no oc- tein caararaggan of the Post-| . multitude in each generation. to find that the emphasis is_ not me term of the STE Saformation| The men—and now the women, Placed upon platform declarations to years, believing CHICAGO, June 6. j}also—who act as delegates in a na-;| the extent that I had hoped it inhampered by qa — which reached the Lowden head-/tional convention are the pick of Would be. eres could ac rters this evening indicated that,/their party itn their several com-/! Senator Johnson it more aggres- m of four years a of resigning or being ousted munities. If the delegates of the %S/ve than the others, so far as I am ld be expected of the R blican | t¥° leading parties in attendance at @bDle to judge from present indica- from their seats in ” —s i'their national conventions could be tions. I have the promise of a state- ms of which I was id, “Il introduced constitutional ng that the Pres- ligible to succeed t or Change. itive of the State Ws that he could if would, in ‘eal achievements first dering being re- he must, as it is ms if in his o Springfield § as red a vow with | not seek renom- ‘er T have achiev- e adhered to that je next ngth. 1¢ does his duty ye deemed good politics by things which will Gov. Lowden to announce that he| he time being to did not want the votes of either) ) politics, Noth- oore or Goldstein, and to declare then his as the that they were not “fit to sit in a’ h the end of his gational convention,” and his man-| ond of his politi- wers gave consideration to a plan, ml by one corre- 4 considered the ion with such a . l at the time of jon of Lincoln, of Lincoln, if there had been the Constitution would have on for President Lincoln would President a sec- President, in all ot have been as- ever ion of President iol believe there he history of the ld not have been p had the presi- ne term,” on, he said, toa sident a second term intervened ot have the ad- al machine built He said he be- should binet any mem- andidate for the @ from fi ‘esident resigning ———$ tomorrow morning. It is i that he will confer with J. L. Babler, National Com- man, and with L. L. Emmer- or others in Lowden's confidence the exact plan to be followed i be worked out. Rough Ejection Opposed. There is nothing to indicate that her Moore or Goldstein was great- W offended by Lowden's statement t they were not fit to sit in the vention, but the Lowden men are h to fear that they may be- ke offended if they are roughly wed. That might cost Lowden Votes, even’'though the $5000 to the two delegates has not i returned, and it may be stated fairly reliable authority is not ex- by the Lowden managers to returned. tt is known some concern is felt Lowden headquarters that if the plan for them to merely nm away from the convention is upon, the two delegates may & change of heart, and that the Way their absence can be abso- "yY assured is for them to be de- Seats both by the National Com- and the Credentials Commit- ' &. . +4 iN Lowden managers are said to that after the statement issued Governor denouncing the two it would subject the Gov- to much criticism if they sat convention and voted for They feel that there must Uncertainty. te also must be taken into con- — one gates, at least in recent years, denied geats because of the acceptance of) Congressmen, the money from a candidate, or who were | legislators and the leading citizens 1t' of all the States, assembled 1,| Sreat purpose and, as a rule, duly. responsibility. ! | enemies are antagonistic. Jen Managers Hear of Scheme for Two St. Louis Delegates to Remain Away TO WORK OUT PLAN Goldstein on Arrival in Chi- ago Will Confer With Morse, Babler and Em- who admitted receiving $2500 each from the Lowden campaign fund, | will merely stay away from the con-| lose two yotes, and in the present situation’ no candidate is throwing away any w# the National Committee that they) unseated. This plan, it was said) Wonicht, had been abandoned, the) ticlans having worked out the wher scheme which would not be te as humiliating to the two dele-| this after-. pn by a Post-Dispatch correspond- | whether there had been any de- Yelopments in connection with the) delegates, | : he| mid, turning away to close the inter- view, which followed a gereral inter. view he had with a group of corre- E. L. (Liv.) Morse of Excelsior, funds to Missouri delegates and poli-' that, Goldstein and Moore would resign 4s | Hie said they had agreed | containing | Sart ; ; NEBRASKAN POINTS TO THREE FACTORS THAT MAY BRING NEW DAY IN POLITICS Declares Woman’s Conscience and Common Sense Must Be Taken Into Account— Platform Declarations Disappointing. (Copyright, well worth while, moment. which the party bases its claim of the world. put into the hands of | executive of the nation. the gational convention, Circuit Clerk | prought together and photographed Nat Goldstein and Deputy Circult/in a group, the picture would pre- | Louis,| Sent a more perfect representation | of the political life of the nation than could be seen at any other time or in any other form. representatives from each the national | as conventions of the leading parties | actin the value of harmony. He is lare made up of the Senators, the *° afraid that the candidate. of. his Governors, the choice will alienate somebody, that ' he will make his candidate colorless ‘and seemingly indifferent to prin- for jimpressed with their Candidates Active on Scene. established thei: and several! ground. ‘The candidates have headquarters are on the dates away from the convention cits seems to have disappeared, Others wiil soon be here. with his :nanager, Col campaign. /'Gen, Wood, call in a steady streayn—some dele- gates who will vote one of whom they have heard and who may be the “next President.” Senator Johnson with admirers. to be decided today, tion based upon the make themselves at home in the re- spective headquarters, the ‘from California would be winner. It is women are more headquarters than at the rooms where the other managers hold Johnson is a magnetic man, an easy |and his positive character makes his friends as devoted to him as his Gov. ITowden is for the present of the adherents who call. cause will be stronger when he is able to meet his visitors face to face and greet them wit: the cordiality that has drawn so many to him since he entered public life. Foresecs Disapp I spent the first day in calling up- souri delegation Monday. While in some quarters the opinion has been expressed that the other members of the delegation will insist that Goldstein and Moore resign, the be- lief more frequently heard expressed here is that the Missouri delegation consists, with a few exceptions, of “hard boiled” politicians, who will be willing to have the situation dis- posed of in the quietest way posst- ble. Kansas City Committee Wants Bab- ler, Cole and Others to Quit. ial to the Post-Dispatch. SP ANSAS CITY, Mo., June 6.— A call was issued today to the Re- publican City Central Committee to meet at 4 a. m. Monday to adopt resolutions against Jacob L. Babler, Missour! National Committeeman; Ww. L. Cole, State Chairman, and other State leaders involved in the presidential slush fund scandal. The call was issued by Wentworth E. Griffin, vice chairman, in the absence of Justin D. Bowersock, chairman. Griffin was presented today with a petition signed by nine anti-boss members of the committee, urging that the city committee go on rec- ord as opposed to the actions of the State leaders. The petition urges other Repub- lical committees throughout the State to take official action on the matter. The petitioners ask: “That the committee be called to consider the damaging disclosures before the Seante Investigating Com- mittee in Washington, which have involved the chairman of the Repub- lican State Central Committee and the Missouri member of the Repub- It writes a platform upon | to | the suffrages of the voters, and it. nominates candidates for the highest | office within the gift of the people | No hereditary ruler. could be trusted with the exercise of | the power that a confiding people chief | To hold the. office for which the successful candi- ‘date is nominated is the ambition of At Washington one can look down ij|from the Senate gallery upon two State; from the House gallery one can look This would relieve the two dele-| gown upon the chosen representa- gates from going down in Republican/tives from more than 400 Congres- the only dele-|Sional districts; but al The Republican convention about to assemnble in this great city by the lake is no exception to the rule. The of them modcsty ' that used to keep th? leading candi- and three of the leading candidates are #lready in personal charge of their Procter, is receiving ‘he friends that for him on the | floor of the convention, others who will shout their approval from the gallery and march in parades if they are encouraged to do so, while still others come out of curiosity to see is commander- in-chief of the Johnson candidacy, and his rooms are already thronged If the contest were and the elec- | number who Senator noticeable that the |! numerous at his handicapped by an illness that de-. nies him the pleasure of meeting all | His | By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. 1920, by CHICAGO, June 5.—Did you ever attend a national convention? There is nothing else quite like it in this country, and no more interesting conventions in any other country. A national convention of a political party deals with subjects of great W. J. Bryan.) It | to give my readers an platform. receive on the first ballots. Statements on or the issues sent with comments in article. l am even using his initiative, I my hopeful may be leading candidates, and thus Shadow the platform before Committee on Resolutions pletes its work -_— be misled by political friends. ciples and policies. As a mutter what he believes to be right: he loses them when he begins to dodge Or trim. Marks Passing From Old to New. This convention yet certain whether it will be people. Three new to work a revolutionary political methods. First, we have the change disappearance of the saloon, the most corrupt in- ever city, big business has furnished the money used by the political machine for the fluence American politics has known. In national. state and control of the vote that could fluenced by drink or by number of those whose votes creased. tics and her conscience, as well her practical common sense, has to She will have Hier conscience will have to be answered be taken into account. to be reached by persuasion. and answered fairly. Third, the spirit of democracy has grown in this country as well as in the burdens of the war and assuming the risk of battle, manifest a disposition to assert their rights, so do also the toflers in the factory and upon the Europe. As soldiers, bearing farm. and to the issuing of orders, evidences of rebellion are manifest. We have yet to see whether the in- soon evitable change will come on the candidates and establishing enough to make this convention the lines of communication. I propose herald of the new day. = = ——=- tgeoeas eo ) aaa ee — | sideration the meeting of the Mis- | lie#@n National Committee in allered improper use of money in the inter- | )est of aspirants for the nomination for Presidewt of the United States. ! “Ve regard this matter of the | deepest interest ta every honest Re- | publican in the State of Missouri, and feel that our City Central Com- ; | demnation of the indefensible con- duct,of certain Republican leaders ‘in this State as developed by the | inquiry above mentioned.” | At a meeting last night of the | Fourteenth Ward Anti-Boss Club, a | resolution was adopted asking Cole to resign as State chairman ‘a‘nd thus relieve the party of the stigma he has brought on it.” MRS.. O'HARE'S ARTICLE ON PRISON REFORM DELAYED The first of a series of articles by Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare on her observations and expericnces while serving a sentence under the espion- age act in the Missouri penitentiary ‘and her conclusions therefrom on the necessity of immediate radical reforms in prison methods which the Post-Dispatch advertised for publi- cation today has been delayed un- avoidably in preparation. Walker Nominated for Governor. " By the Associated Press SPRINGFIELD, IHL, June 5. Candidates for state offices nomi- nated today by the Illinois Labor party include John Walker of Dan- ville, president of the State Federa- tion of Labor, for Governor, and John Fitzpatrick, president of Senator, opportunity to know day by day just what the candidates are saying to the public. I have invited them to speak as freely as they will in regard to themselves and in regard to the So far they do not seem disposed to make claims or announce the number of votes they expect to! subsequent | I haves the promise of some | and they | will be presented in the platform, al- | though I am somewnat disappointed ment from him which I hope to pre- secoiud that, able to secur? like statements from other 1ore- the comM- tight here candidates are apt to The delegate to a national convention is apt to place an exaggerated estimate of fact, the strength of a man in pub- lic life is almost entirely due to the Strength of the things he advocates. A man makes friends by fighting for is interesting be- , cause it marks the passing from the oid.era to the new, although it is not the Omega of the big corporation in poli- tics or the Alpha of the reign of the forces combine in be in- purchase. With the closing of the saloon the are purchasable is very perceptibly de- Second, woman has entered poli- as The Republican leaders, who have been accustomed to secret conclaves will have to adopt modern methods. They must counsel with their political as- sociates instead of commanding. The @nd mittee and every other State should | | meet and take official action in con- | ‘the minds of the itrade | tained strength which would make ihim a the ' Chicago Federation of Labor, for/|dividuals who must be dealt with by candiates in advance of oonventions, JENTBRYAN FINDS JOHNSON IS MOST POPULAR WITH WOMEN DEL ——— MORSE CONFERS. WITH MANAGER “Paymaster” for Lowden Be- lieved to Be Planning to Land Missouri for Califor- nian as Second Choice. is ‘BOOM FOR KNOX LOSES ITS FORCE Delegation Expected to Agree to Cast Its 36 Votes as Unit After First Ballots. Few By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, June 5.--—Negotiations between E. Ia. (liv) Morse of kx- celsior Springs and Angus McSween, manager of the campaign of Senator Johnson, designed to swing the. Mis sourt delegation in the Republican national convention to Johnson if Gov. Lowden fails to develop strength in the early balloting, were ' under way today, Morse and Me- sween having several conferences, che first at breakfast at the Con- gress Hotel, which also was puartic- ipated in by Jake Hamman, newly- elected national committeeman from Oklahoma, who is with Morse for. Lowden if he can be nominated. Through the development of some: Knox strength in Missouri, the first tendency toward a second choice was Knox, but this came to rather a quick stop, following the meetmg of the Pennsvyvivania délegation in Pittsburg Wednesday, when a de- cision to stand with Gov. Sproul of Pennsvivania for the nomination for President was reached. Confirmation today of reports that | Penrose, Knox's chief back- would not attend the convention, and that Penrose, because of ill health, probably would be unable to take a leading part in politics for a long time, if ever again, served to weaken the support from Missouri which Knox would have had if Pen- had been able to attend the convention. Negotiations Are Denied. Although Morse and McSween de- nied, in speaking for publication, that there was anything in the na- ture of negotiations On for the Mis- souri delegation, MeSween said Johnson would be glad to have Mis- and that he belleved the Senator eT ’ rose souri votes, Missouri delegation would be for Johnson when it broke away from Lowden, as he confidently said he expected it would. Morse insisted that he had no sec- ond choice, that he would stand with Lowden, and that he had no fear that any appreciable number of Mis- sourl delegates would abandon the candidacy of the Tllinois Governor. In fact, it will not be surprising if Morse does control a few delegates for Lowden, even if it appears in the balloting that Lowden cannot win Four years arco Moree held two dele- gates for Weeks on the last ballot, even after it became certain that Weeks would lose. All of which is a part of playing the game, and of maintaining a rep- utation for sticking to an agreement. There not a sufficient number of Missouri delegates in Chicago, only four or five, to reach any con- clusion as to how much of the dele- gation Morse and the organization could control for Johnson if the or- ganization should definitely decide to go to him. Delegates May Not Stick. Although most of the delegates were as dependable organi- vation men, that is, dependable from the standpoint of the organization, there already have been some losses there is no certainty § in the of the organization leaders 2S to just how many of the delegates Senator Is chose mn minds can be relied upon to follow where they lead. It is undenstood that Morse will cause to be brought up at the meet- ing of the delegation in Chicago 'Monday the question of a second choice and that an effort will be made to obtain an agreement of the delegates that they will stand to- gether after they have voted on the first two or three ballots. Morse and other. party leaders from Missour! are prepared to ex- plain at the conference of the dele- gation that they cannot hope to ac- complish anything. for Missourl, by which, of course, they mean for the organization, if the delegates’ will not vote together. Value of Unit Vote. It already has been drilled into delegates that if Missouri can have a delegation act- ing as one whole of 36 votes, it can wield a power in the oonvention. which will force candidates to recog- | nize the State by promising at least one Cabinet position and a liberal supply of jobs. If the delegation should agree to vote as a unit after | the first few ballots, the State lead- ers then would be in a position to with any candidate who ob- ' serious contender, and if at) any time a candidate could be nomi-'! nated by 36. votes, the leaders fee}, they could demand almost anything and get it. This is a part of the politics of the! national convention. It is through such agreement. that party leaders) retain their influence in national’ politics, and make themselves the in-| FOR JOHNSON the looked Johnson and McAdoo Leading Candidates ° ‘ ’ in ‘Book’ of Wagers NEW YORK, June 5. to the Post-Dispatch. HE Republican candidates in the Chicago convention, which opens Monday, have gone to the post with Johnson an even money favorite and Wood leading Lowden a bare fraction. One broker quotes the follow- ——————— Special lms ing odds: Republican — Johnson, even; | Wood, 7 to 6; Lowden, 8 to 5; | Hoover, 4 to 1; Harding, 8 to 1; Butler, 10 to 1; Hughes, 5 to 1; Knox, 10 to 1; Coolidge, 8 to 1; Allen, 6 to 1; Davis, 7 to 1 Democratic—Edwards, 6 to 5; McAdoo, even; Cox, 2 to 1; Clark, 4 to 1; Wilson; 20 to 1; Brvan, 20 to 1; Marshall, 10 to 1. This being the era of bi profits, the maker of the ‘“‘book”’ not leave much to chance. Republican book at post profit of some- thirfg over 132 per cent on all money handled, the Democratic “book” a winning percentage of 90. This means that with all candidates played so the book would stand to pav out the same amount on each for every $100 thus paid out the “book” would win $132 on the Republican slate and $90 on the Democratic slate. ado ‘S The odds shows a 41-2 Cornered Fight for G.0.P. Nomination Foreseen Shortage of White Paper Will Be Aggravated by Demand for Prescriptions for Visiting Firemen. ' This is the first of the articles on the Republican convention in Chicago by Ring W. Lardner—“You Know Me, Al”"—twho will attend | the G. O. P. gathering and give his impressions of the convention day | by day exclusively, in St. Louis, for the readers of the Post-Dispatch. By RING W. LARDNER. CHICAGO, June 6. scream and trv and landslide Well, friends, ,. convention in favor of Sen. Harding. here we are back When that's over the fight will de- in old Chi andin velop into a 44. corner Dattle he- a couple more ‘tween Wood and Hoover and Jotin- days the fire- | \g80n and Lowden and myself. liere works starts out} is Where I have got the edge gents, to the old. Coli- because if I see | am being double seul, and by crossed 1 will quit the convention next Thursday -and the G. ©. P. and nobody will ‘night | expect to} ‘yelp where as if any of my rivals walk out of they walked out they would be a big hol- convention hall] ler from the old guards and with the ‘highest tackles. honors that u “”. About Thursday evening at 7 belle (man can get in wile everybody has gone to sleep or ‘the old U. S. A, RING W .LARONER out to lunch ai u drug store I will next to three-cushion billiard cham-' be placed in nomination by one of (pion. If the writer is not nominated hit means that something is rotten in the State of Illinois as I spent most my relatives witch the committee on credentials has overlooked and wouldn't be surprised if maybe the ———————— —— ~ NATIONAL COMMITTEE TURNING FROM LOWDEN; | JOHNSON (ontinued From Pause One. his post at tor Johnson said vesterday will make no pretext of going away but will be here on the job “every dict what will happen here in Chi and Wood sving to sleep outside of ‘hour and every minute.” every day beginning Monday. On the convention? About all that’s ’ Monday they will be a run on the left is a flop h®use where you can . Johnson s Chance to Gain. drug stores and an increase in the, go for 10 cts. and undress by takeing | The political mprtmnnie tied exposed (0 | shortage of white paper on acct. Of cff your shoes and then you half to the view of the incoming delegate | prescriptions for the visiting fire- stay awake the rest of the night to is such as to improve Johnson's! nens. lwee that nobody cops them. ae eS ee _ penne Tuesday a. m., about 11 bells, the Now leave us take myself and ar Stripe On sowden; 16 Sees UNTCST | convention will be open by a prayer rivals man for man. In the 1s* end disintegration in the W ood and heaven knows it will need it and, place I and Leonard. Where did he camp. W here shall he turn? le the longer the _ better. About 1 spend the war? In Kansas. Where Harding’ Harding Goes nes appeal. | oolock the Committee on Creden- | did I spend the war? In this little 7 rarely nears -— name men tials will go out to the nearest drug old Chi. maybe 500 miles closer to tioned except in the Harding head- store for reinforcements and when the western front. quarters, Outside in the lobbies iti they. come back the key nete speech Next, how about I and Herbert” is whispered that Harding 1s really | way he delivered by Mr. Lodge, our What was he doing during the war”? rt caper for the presidency. but! only english speaking Sen. This Feeding Belgiums at our expenses for the vice presidency, or a Cabinet | will be unintelligible to the visiting! What was I doing dureing the war? job. That may or may one can hear anything in the lob- bies—-but it is indicative of the gen- eral attitude towards the of the Ohio Senator There are left then for the consid- eration of the open-minded delegates, A Fight on Hitchcock. Moses, it appears, had taken up cudgels for Hitchcock, who has stood daily in the anteroom of the Coliseum and seen his Southern del- egates ousted tin favor of Lowden men. The National Committee, dom- inated by Hays, was and is after Hitchcock's scalp. Moses, from the} | Wood headquarters, let out a velp, and Wood declined to back it up. It to wise ones as if the New Iiampshire Senator had seen the be- ginning of the end of the Wood movement. The last paragraph' of the Moses Statement attracted particular at- tention. In it he declared that the action of the National Committee was inaking inevitable, a coalition of the Wood and Johnson forces against Lowden. The day before he made the statement, it was recalled, he had a long conference with John- son. Wheels within wheels! Then there are the dark horses— Sproul, Allen, Coolidge, Hughes vou can find at least one wiseacre to of these and several pick any one others. A veteran political writer, after casting aboutefor information, but the us be Sproul, of Was would the prediction in politics it that said that added rankest amateur as that of the oldest-timer isn't any “inside” inftorma- for the simple reason there is no “inside’’ to get it from. The an- nouncement that Senator Penrose would not be able to come to Chi- cago, destroyed the last hope that some leader would appear to whom bewildered delegates could turn for instruction—some leader, perhaps, who could make them his own and rood There tion, ' dictate the nomination. There's still another possibility. Will Hays, himself. A thin little bird-voice whispers it about that Hays is the man. And the friends of Hays lament that he is not a little taller, while recalling for their com- fort that Napoleon was short. Hays Is Suggested. The window-dressing at the Wood headquarters is the best. The Gen- eral has taken a whole ballroom of the Congress Hotel, and had it par- titioned off, down the sides, into of- ‘ices for ais Neutenants, at the far end, receltves the delegates and reporters and tells them that ho is quite satisfied with the outlook. The general effect of the room, with the offices along the side and a par- | the lobbies GAINING | Fort Sheridan, but Sena- that he not be true candidacy | He himself | | ot the last yrs. of my life there and eonvention would stampede and never exchanged. a cross word probably crush me. though a great many big rough necks Now several of my admires has. ‘tried to pick a quarrel with me but also asked me to state in print my l pretended like 1 didn’t hear them.’ qualifications for this high office in Live and let live my slocum comparison to my rivals. Well in But before we get down, or up, tO the Ist. place what other candidate politics several my admirers has! has got a place to sleep outside’ the asked me to prophesy in regards to Coliseum except myself anal Ci0V. ithe convention on of me pick- Lowden? Personly I have got rela- ing Willard to win last 4 of July and tives that have taken me in and the is of acct. the White Sox the same in Oct. Gov. is connected with the Pullmans Well, friends,.if they’s one thing I)| so ag he can go down to almost any know more about than athaletics it R. R. yards and craw in an upper. is politics, and 1 will venture to pre- But where is Hoover and Johnson ’ | delegates and give them a chance tO’ Feeding 4 Americans at my own ex- icatch up in their sleep. How States Will Nominate. Wednesday a. penses. Now take inyvself and Higam. He along about noon, the boys will| nia and I live in the gilded State of start the nominating specches. This N. ¥ Every time he goes to and '| ‘is alwavs done in alphabet order ac- from home it costs the Govt. 10 cts. | Poindexter, Hioover, Butler andjcording to States and I expect Ala- per mile outside of upper berth. ! Johnson. Neither Poindexter nor|pama to present the name of Wm. can run down to Washington over sutler is seriously regarded. Hoo-| }{. Taft or Gov. Coolidge of Mass. night and be there for a ouija board ver’s name is almost never heard.| Rither one of them hasn't got a Cabinet seance in the morning and But all over the place the delegate chance. the expenses is about $40.00 exclu-| hears about Johnson, and at the Next in line comes South Dakota sive of berth as I usually set up in Johnson headquarters he sees which will nominate who ever’s the smokeing car and get acquaint- /swarms of people, and feels a cer-' name they can still remember by ed with the boys. tain “pep’——Johnson’s own word that time. This will last till about Take myself and Gov. Lowden. for it—in the air. It {s quite con-/ 11 o'clock Wednesday night and There's no comparison. ceivable that the delegate is im-j/that brings us to Thursday which All and all, you can bet your life pressed and begins to think that) will be the big day and I wouldn't that a dark horse will win this nom- Hiram, after all, is the man for the] pe surprised if it ended up in a land- ination and speaking about a dark party to win with. ‘slide for the writer and maybe horse I was out to the race track at teference has been made to the! smother me. But the way IT figure Jamaica about 3 wks. ago and bet disintegration in the Wood camp./the dope for Thursday is like the on the darkest horse in the race and i-vidence of that condition was fur- § following: this horse got tangled up in the bar- nished when the statement bv Sen- Somebody from Ohio will get up riers at the start of the race and ator Moses, attacking the National! and present the name of Sen. Hard- earried them along with him on his - Committee, was repudiated by Wood ing in a few well chosen sentences hind legs and they was still there himself. that end up with adverbs, and a lady .when he finished witch was about 2 in the upper deck will begin to days later. ade ground sn a center, is that of DR. BUTLER URGES tore with feathers and. various col» *

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, oe EERE Cu ae Me ee ee ee te > ae a } oe or ~ = 2a or é = or -. —_ - 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +a. ADIN GRADUATE GLASS AT CHILD WELFARE CLINIC | O N board this : | train is one Diploma Awards to Boys and | * of those per- Girls Watched by Munici- | pal Nurses for Two Years: Indicate Health. TEN CLINICS IN ‘COMMENCEMENT’ Room at 2338 South Broad- way a Bedlam of Chatter, Infant Laughter and Occa- sional Crying. Commencement exercises for boy and girl ‘“‘graduates” two years) old were held yesterday afternoon at the municipal child welfare clinic 2338 South Broadway. dergraduates,”’ or infants number of “post-graduates,” dren of almost school age. The award of diplomas indicative tive betting propositions at health of a high standard of baby 49 at Full 75 “‘un- less than | 2 years old, looked on, as well as a chil- was the occasion of the graduation. An admiring woman visitor pared the “graduates” with she said the A. B. , ever, nifies “able baby.’ Commencement for once was the, Proper term for a graduation, the municipal nurses, who conducted/a suitable beginning for this Irvin Cobb Bets Himself $10,000 Convention Will Shy Away From Dry Issue By IRVIN S. COBB. EN ROUTE, Mich., June 6. eons who be- lieves that in six days the Lord created heaven and earth and | spent. the sev- | enth framing up a bet with Satan on the issue of how lone it would be before the Garden of kden displayed a To Let sign. This person is a_ typical large and prominent country who think proper and suitable answer to any argument is an offer to bet | you're right and the other fellow is .) Ts on vee a IRVIN S. COBB example of a class in our the only ‘wrong.* He would bet you on any-| thing—on your blood pressure, on your grandmother's maiden name, ‘on whether Cleopatra was as good- looking as Lillian Russell. He would just as leave bet you $10,000 as $10. He told me so himself only a few minutes ago, shortly before we parted. He first tackled me when we were just the other side of Albany and all the way through to Rochester and ‘points west he was shoving attrac- me. If I] had covered all of them that we would now have staked at com-| least $300,000 apiece and I'd be wir- their counterparts in colleges this month. | $295,900 In the case of the little ones, how-|my degree sig-| hundred with me. the remaining order to cover brought a home for needed in cash. ] ing back bets with Influential by the Pound. I was sitting in the € the affair, predicted that the clinical| patch when he breezed in from the care the 40 children had received diner. He was using a private gold during the short spans of life they |toothpick, thus stamping him as a have passed marks the beginning of | person of undoubted culture, and as long, healthy lives. lthough to denote that expense was Monthly, from a short time after | absolutely no object to him, he had birth until their present age, children had been brought by their mothers to one or another of the 10 child welfare clinics conducted by the| Person on the train. Miss| extra chins and a mezzanine: and I of| judge they must city under the guidance of Grace Anderson, superintendent the Municipal Nurses’ Association, The doctors and nurses at each clinic | ™ ~~ determined the fitness of each child and gave him or her a ~ oF percentage * ating, based on physical condition, his or her feeding and the care | shown to have been exercised on the mother’s part. The 40 represent those who had percentages above 75, but most of them were in the 90's or upper 80's. First Combined Graduation. It was the first combined gradua- tion for the 10 clinical centers, eight of which have been established less than a year. céremonies have been held will be recurring events. i Heretofore individual | semi- annually. The combined ceremonies | " thelr mothers’ laps on a tiny stage ~ at the front of the room. ~ the stage was rope, the better to heroes set off Before a garland-covered the and heroines of the day. There was one smiling father on the stage. With him was a curly-headed boy whose smiles and fetching pink sult caused more than yne feminine - comment of “darling.” . The little ones ranged from mure maidens to boys ' possessed of the viking spirit. red-headed lad was the * on forehead and nose. aay -. “Sh ns” Presented. “~~ de- already (one seemingly | proud possessor of a large, fresh cut _.. Mrs. John M. Wulfing, a directress _*- eof the association, presented the di- = stg one plomas. Each clinic center repre- ~>-a@ented had chosen a color the shade a OC, mom A ~~ Bome of the toddlers curtsied in ich was used in ribbons on the s and worn by the children. a — farhion as Mrs. Wulfing stopped and bestOwed their sheepskins. “_ Ipoked a trifle scared, but for — most part they = Moved by the presentation, ~ Waenatural considering their age. Others the failed to appear which _* © Bach baby was given a bouquet of sweet peas also. These were the gift of- Frederick Roth, husband of an- ™ otWHer directress. ~ There were a number of short talks by workers and friends of the clinics, ~ feal director of one first to talk. His clinic, ~ Rusth, had more “graduates” oe | - any other. clinic, —— Miss who welfare, including the superintendent, said Dr. Gustav Lippmann, med- was the the Lillie than A number of others made congrat- ~~ ulatory remarks or talked about child | Anderson, that . the 10 clinics are now watching over the health of 6000 children from 3 weeks to § vears of age. The eight clinics established dur- ing the past year were started by the generosity of individual donors. The city later took up the expense, donors are) am of maintenance. The Benjamin Gratz, Mrs. Ames Cush- Mr. and and Mrs. man, "’ Brown, Mr. Mra. J. Louis Swarts, Mrs. Busch and Mrs. Albert Brueggemapn. | The clinics are named after the do-| to relatives, nors or as memorials Mrs. George Warren William tT. Hill, Benjamin and Marcus Harris, | . , Lillie, O'clock this morning for Indianap- Bewing circles for mothers, pre-natal “clinics and Americanization } are among the activities. e-—- a classes. Graduation for 25 negro babies a | . = yéars old will be held June 17 at|from Kansas City, St. Joseph and the|a few morsels of caviar adhering to he | pound, influential had three the most He By the ‘his mustache. was probably measure him for his waistcoats by the front foot. He t down alongside of me and said ‘in that informal way which so many of our countrymen while traveling adopt toward persons they never saw before: “Well, who's going to get the nom- ination out at Chicago this coming week ?”’ Whenega man has authentic §in- formation upon a subject which is of interest to the entire country I believe he should divulge it freely for the benefit of the masses gener- ally. So I said: “Resom will be the nominee.” | “Whaddeye mean, Besom,” he re- ‘plied. “‘Who's this here Besom?” Besom,” I explained. | “Jasper K. The “graduates” were seated o |The New Broom of the Miamt Val- | 4 c n ley. Motto: ‘He'll sweep clean. “Never heard of him,” he said. “Anyhow, I don’t take no stock in all this dark horse stuff. politics #2 handled nowadays them lay you even money right nowin any amount that it’s Wood inside of the four ballots.” I declined. My idea of a sporting venture is to pick a favorite and then ‘wait till the race is over and if my man has won then to spend a pleas- ant evening figuring how much /money I'd have if I had only put up a few ducats on him at the preva- lent odds. But this thing of chanc- ing your cash before the returns come in does not appeal to me— there's too great an element of risk in it. I'm adventurous but I’m not foolish with my money. Gave Up in Despair. Finally he gave me up in despair and moved off down the car. last I saw of him—and heard—he was offering to bet a delegate from Ohio $5000 at § to 1 that U.S. Grant (eaw. After he had left me I fell to mak- ing mind bets with myself. I am still have just bet myself half a million dollars that by this time next Tues- day Chicago will be so jammed that i'the overflow will have to stand out in ithe lake. Three nights hence fellow who gets a cot in a hotel hall- way will be the lucky one, because he will sleep by himself. whereas nearly all the rest of us will be bunk- we eee eee ee ~_——— —— —— — — - —— tin ‘AD’ MEN TO DEPART TODAY — a Special Train Also Will Carry Mis- | sourians and Arkansans—Break- fast at St. Louis Club. lof the members of the Advertising 'Club of St. Louis and their wives, /and members of the Women’s Ad- vertising Club, will depart at § olis to attend the conveiton of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the | World. inspiration will meeting this continue an noon and through | Thursday. The 8&t. Louisans and delegates S Zion A. M. E. Church, 613 North! Joplin, Mo., Pine Bluff, Ark., Tulsa, - Garrison avenue. + could not be accommodated yester- _ day for lack of espace. " Oe . War Hero Dicw From Gas. Pe wy the Assoctated Press The negro babies OK., and Columbus, Ga., will travel 'on a special train on the Big Four. The visitors will be the guests of the Pt. Louis Club at breakfast on the special train. | The St. Louts club has indorsed | S8AN FRANCIBCO, June 5.—Corp.! Jonn Ring Jr. for re-election as vice- Yeborne de Karila, Field Artillery, | president of the fifth district and he “Red Headed Corporal” credited | Miss Mary Wheat, president of the ith being the first American to fire) Women’s Club, is being supported *# shot at the German lines after the | for president of the women's confer- nited States entered the war. dicd | ence. jay at Saratoga, Cal., from | dent of the gas, army officials announced | the party ass Mayor Kiel also will | Marvin E. Holderness, presi- men's club, will be in attend. l estimate. club-car as. for | we neared Albany, trying to think up| dis- $50,000 at odds of 50 to 1 that there. The way | dark horses all run for Sweeney. I'll | The | could have licked Von Hindenburg. the best day Von Hindenburg ever | engaged in that pleasant pastime. I, the | A party of 110 persons, consisting | The convention begins with | aftter- | ing in with parties unknown and probably will not be on good terms with them, either. Politics certainly does make estranged bedfellows, es- pecially at a national ‘And you must intimately and affec- great many years before you can lie | lal night about six inches away from | to : ' him and he sleeping with his muffler | obstructions than of natural |cutout open, and still continue to 'eare for him. In the case of indi- ‘viduals whom you never saw before, ‘it Just naturally cannot be done. I have made another large bet ‘with myself—which I confidently ‘expect to win-—that throughout the week, starting Monday, Chicago res- taurant prices will reach a pinnacle hitherto unapproached in the annals of civilized mankind. If, in propor- | ‘ ' } ’ ' tion, they are as high this year AS | they were four years ago in this same town upon a similar occasion, ‘I figure that they will charge about amount of scrambled have worn away from the breakfast ‘fable on his shirt front. Considers This Bet Won Now. When a national coming to town it is customary for all the leading hotel keepers to en- ter into a solemn compact not to raise the rates and then, immediately after affixing their signatures on the agreement, to start doing so. So I ‘same as won now. | Also IT have posted with myself a} : mental waged that the ovations for|On sheet print paper to any part of leach and every favorite son who is ' ‘the SENATORS URGE ACTION AGAINST PAPER MILL | | | | | — Investigating Committee e- clares.Scarcity Is Due to Illegal Practices. convention. Ry the Associated Press } WASHINGTON, June 5.— Holding | i'tionately have known a man for a | that scarcity of news print paper which has handicapped newspapers be “more the result of laws, the Senate committee which investi- gated the paper situation today rec- ommended that the Department of Justice institute proceedings Sherman and Clayton against paper manufacturers. Manufacturers were charged with “unjust, illegal and discriminatory” practices. Present prices were held by the committee to be “excessive and unwarranted.’ Other recommendations clude: Establishment of a acts Federal news print board “to supervise the manu- a dollar and a quarter for a lesser | eggs than a, ‘eareless feeder in the old days would | news convention is | | 80 pages ‘is secured. eonsider this bet as practically the) | pulp. nominated will last for a longer pe- | riod of time than ever they have pre- | viously, going upon the basis that | they invariably do. Likewise my right-hand trousers pocket has just bet my left-hand trousers pocket will be more self-picked candidates for the vice presidential nomination bobbing up than ever before in the history of our country. The confi- dence of my right-hand trousers pocket here is inspired by the fact | ; Summers. that the census returns for 1920, al-— ‘though as vet incomplete, show gen- | erally a large increase in our popu- lation. tut here is a certain to win myself from myself. Cobb bets Cobb $10,900 that the con- vention will shy away from the pro- hibition question. The first Cobb per- sonally is of the opinion that the eighteenth amendment should be en- forced on the principle of the selec- tive draft. with exemptions for cer- |}tain favored classes going upon the theory that ‘bad thing for some | blamed sight too good for some of the others. in the conclusion but is not sure what ithe Republicans will do. Jt isn’t in reason and it has no backing of precedent to expect that a national convention will take a ‘chance by committing itself to one al issue until the leaders find out |} which way the cat, in their opinion, 'is Mable to jump. See America Thirst ‘is a good enough shibboleth for any |professional politician so long as he has a well-stocked cellar of his own. That’s what the first Cobb says. This is as far as I have gone in 'the matter of bets with bet I am absolutely | ‘two facture and distribution of print pa- per,” should Government efforts to maintain a reasonable price fail. artificial | under | made in- Amendment of the Lever food con- | act to penalize profiteering in print paper. Tax on Big Papers Favored. Imposition of an excise tax of ten cents on Supnday weighing more than so as to limit until an trol newspapers | 1.28 such adequate ecdliitions to supply copy, Appropriation of $100,000 to ex- 'National “Tt has to be done for the good o pounds, a} periment with substitutes for wool! Establishment of 1 cent a pound when sent by parcel post without increasing the limit of 70 pounds provided the postal regulations. The committee that consideration be Government to the a news print paper mill to supply the | Governments with any sur-| plus paper to be sold to small con- the country presen! under | recommended given also needs, ee ee ee SUGAR TO BE RATIONED TO THE CONFECTIONERS NEW YORK, June 5.—A joint dis- tribution committee fo ration sugar to confectioners throughout the country will be formed here within weeks, Armin W. Riley, special assistant to Attorney-General Palm- er, announced today. Characterizing the sugar situation in the United States as more critical than at any time during the war, Riley said an effort would be made 'to have bakers economize on its use ' ’ ‘in pastries intoxicating liquor is a/| people and a/| The second Cobb agrees | 'made after a conference here will side or the other of any new nation-| / shall leave the matter of picking the | winners to the professional! forecast-, 'leged that housewives were hoarding ers, and then I carefully shall copper all their selections because it has | been my observation that next to be-. ing a forecaster the most consistent ‘thing a political prophet does is be- ing wrong. By all accounts there is going to be quite a crowd of onlookers in Chi- cago. I heard somewhere the other ready been made for the 8000 or 10,- 000 gallery seats, and I am sure the figures could not have been drawn because from the condition ot my car and the adjacent cars I gath- er at least 75,000 convention visitors 'are aboard this train. |Apparently nearly everybody of con- Fequence, either nationally or to themselves, vention. Owing to weries of circumstances Mlr. an unfortunate myself. 1 | failed, and their have hotels Sugar to and to restaurants ration patrons. Riley's sttaement concerning crea- tion of a distribution committee wa3 today with a committee of six appointed by the National Confectioners’ Asso- ciation at its recent convention in Minneapolis. The new committee comprise representatives of su- | gar brokers, refiners, confectioners and soft drink and ice cream manu- facturers, and will operate under the direct supervision of the Govern- ment flying squadron of profiteer hunters, Riley said. Riley declared that if his efforts to enforce the proper distribution of sugar through refiners and brokers he would endeavor to have their licenses revoked. . At the con- ference one of the committeemen al- sugar, fearing another drastic short- age. GIRL'S ABDOMEN PIERCED BY -SINGLE-TREE IN RUNAWAY CRASH day that 150,000 applications had al-| over- | /being impaled In every Pull-! man tonight we shall be sleeping two | deep and in some cases two abreast. | is headed for the con- | Nickev | |} Arnstein of New York will be de-. tained at his present residence, bu? I should not be surprised to find that traveler, Mr. G. Cleveland Bergdo!! of Philadelphia, circulating freely /}among the throng. 1920, by the Bell Syndicate Inc.) (Copyright, eee ee Ce _ ON CLUBROOMS ARE RELEASED | Prisoners Taken After Police Break | Down Three Doors Are Dis- charged by Court. Police Judge Ittner yesterday re- leased, for lack of evidence, 11 men whom the arrested Friday night in a raid on the Fifth Ward Democratic Club, 605% Chestnut charged with gambling. One of the men had $2000 in his pockets, and some of the others had several pairs of dice in their 'when police street and hats searched. It was necessary for the police to break down three doors to get in: This took some time, and considerable noise. When they fi- got found the men peacefully playing pool. They denied ‘they had been gambling. The one with $2000 gave his name as Charles sennet, a broker, and his address as 20 North Broadway, which is the courthouse. John Brennan, manager of the club, said it had not been in use for some time, and he supposed the men arrested were members who had re- (tained their keys. ‘nally in, they other and equally well-known world. | ' crashing , the TL-NEN CAPTURED IN RAID FOR INDIANAPOLIS MEETING i single-tree ’ ; ' ; ; i caused | Helen Hardy, 13 vears old, of 1144 North Union boulevard, daughter of William Hardy, an electrical con- tractor, is at the Baptist Hospital in a critical condition as the result of on a broken single- tree when a team attached to an ice wagon ran away in an alley in the rear of the 5100 block on Raymond avenue The broken end of the single-tree (ler in ‘the National Committee. ‘of Henry 538. ‘campaign ‘and Thomas K. Niedringhaus were by the! establishment of | Bast St. Louis, who is to place Low- (den in Koeln Alton passenger train Hoover to Be Put in Nomination Informally in Case of Deadlock CHICAGO, June 5. By the Associated Press. OOVER headquarters to- H night authorized the an- nouncement that accord- ing to present plans a nominating speech for Herbert Hoover would be dispensed with, but that if it were decided to have one made, it would be delivered by Judge Nathan L. Miller of Syracuse, a New York delegate. The strategy of the Hoover managers, it was said, was to depend on the convention fail- ing to cast a majority for any candidate and to place Hoover in nomination provably without a formal speech, at which they consider to be the proper mo- ment. Miller is former Judge of the Court of Appeals of New York. He lives in Syracuse and is close- ly affiliated with leading busi- ness interests of the greater city. MOORE, HERE FROM CHICAGO, SAYS HE HAS Continued From Page One. Committee,” the party.” John Schmoll said that he was not prepared to make There was considerable specula- tion as to who would succeed Bab- Caulfield, Spencer's manager; Edmond Koeln frequently mentioned. Rodenberg Also Here. Congressman W. A. was at the He said éhat nomination, YJanters last night. his presence there had nothing to do with the discussion of delegates. He ‘said that he believed that Lowden ‘has the best chance of any of the candidates who have been promi- nently mentioned. If Lowden is not nominated, Rodenberg said, a “dark horse’ willl be named. Inge’s attitude was taken by Re- publican leaders here to mean that the Missouri delegation is sure to go into the campaign disclosures, for they believe that Ing is so firm in his opinions that pressure upon him would serve termination thorough “airing.” City Collector Edmond Koeln of St. Louis, after an hour's conference vesterday at the Planters Hotel with Hyde and Foristel, no to change } | | | i | | | ' ; } ' } ' ; ' ' 4 ‘Chippewa street, /Gravois road and Taft avenue, sev- | ‘eral blocks north NOT RESIGNED) ) unscrew a diamond stud, said Weeke. | they proceeded leisurely in the di- ¢;rection of the Mill. | a statement re- | garding his attitude toward the re-) _cipients of Lowden campaign funds. | ' Ler, /overtook them directly in the event he is ousted from) The names | ROBBERS SHOOT YOUTH OUTSIDE BEVO MILL Excitement Among Dancers When Victim Tries to Pull Highwaymen Off a Car. An exciting encounter took place point where the Lemay Ferry i BODY OF MAN DROWNED IN — MERAMEC SUNDAY RECOVERED Found Floating Near Lemay Ferry Road Bridge and Towed to Club- house by W. C. Weaver. The body of Leo A. Hillner, 24 years old, of 5963 Romaine piace, as- sistant sales manager for the Corno Mills Co., who was drowned in the Meramec River, about a mile west of) Valley Park, last Sunday, was found yesterday afternoon floating ata road in front of Bevo Mill, Gravois and | bridge crosses the river south of St. Morganford roads, at 11:30 o'clock | Louis. last night, when a victim of two highwaymen pulled the robbers from a street car, and was shot by one of them. A man from the restaurant fired six shots at the highwaymen, but they escaped. More than 300 persons were in the restaurant and in the garden, and ‘ the shooting caused a disturbance | among them. Others who were de- parting and arriving dodged behind automobiles and telephone poles whije the shooting was going on. Clarence Metter, 20 years old, son of a soda manufacturer of 4111 was held of the Mill, and Without waiting to valued at $50, from his shirt, they ripped the shirt off, taking the stud. Then robbed of $3.35. Metter fol- lowed some distance behind. At the butcher shop of Weiss, on Gravois, he appealed help, and Weiss and a helper into their delivery truck with Met- and followed the robbers. They front of Mill, as the men were boarding Frank for got the a southbound Cherokee car. up at | | | i ' i : i i | Metter jumped out and pulled the highway- | men off the car. One of them fired ‘two shots, one of which struck Met- iter in Rodenberg of | ‘ran 'He was taken ‘ing from a his de- | to give the situation a! to his home at he would not support any candidate | in the primaries who to the slightest | LEAGUE OF NATIONS extent was involved in the distribu- tion of presidential campaign money. | would be for any Lowden that he received also who said one He no money. Further Breaks Probable. Koeln's decision, it is believed, will local Republican machine. and Mayor Kiel supporting E. E. E. McJimsey, while Foristel is for Hyde. Koeln split with John Schmoll, chairman of the Republican City Committee, and a Kiel ally, over Schmoll’s candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff, Koeln supporting City Mar- shal Charles FE. Mohrstadt. The Missouri delegates and nu- merous Republican politicians from out in the state, who began arrlv- ing in St .Louis yesterday, will de- part for Chicago tongiht. More than 170 reservations have been made on a special train, arranged for the state party, which will start from Union Station over the 11:37 p. m. About 40 St. Louis Re- publicans have arranged for three special Pullmans on the Chicago and departing at 11:30 p. m. Both trains will reach Chicago at 8 a. m. tomorrow. The Missourians will make headquarters of the ,at the Morrison Hotel. pierced the girl's abdomen and tore away muscles from other the body. The police reported the driver of the wagon, Thomas Dobrich. 4512 Newberry terrace, employed by the Merchants’ Ice and Fuel Co.. left the team and wagon standing in the rear of 5120 Raymond avenue, when the child climbed to the seat and picked up the reins. The team ran away, into a telephone pole at rear-of 5177 Raymond avenue. In the collision with the pole the was broken and the gir! thrown .from the seat down on the broken end. She was taken in an automobile to the hospital. where doctors said her injuries might prove fatal. TWO BOYS ON A BICYCLE parts of SERIOUSLY HURT BY AUTO. Path of Car Driven by Woman. Paul Brumby, 8 years old. son of William V. Brumby, editor of the United Railway Magazine. and Nathan Waters, &. both of 14 8. Taylor avenue, were seriously in- jured at noon yesterday when a bi cycle on which they were ridine was struck and dragged 20 feet by an automobile driven by Mrs. Louise A. Lake, 530 Big Bend road. Groves, at the West Pine and Lin. dell drives, in Forest Park. Brumby -was seated on the handle | bars of the bicycle while Waters was | propelling the machine. The latter | was taken to Barnes Hospital, suf- | fering from internal injuries scalp wounds, and Brumby to John’s Hospital, suffering from cuts and bruises and internal hurts. Mra. Lake drove to the Newstead Avenue Police Station, but was not held, as witnesses told the police she attempted to avoid the bicycle when it was ridden directly in the path of. her machine. inspired Webster | | clation. Statement by Wood League. The officers of the Leonard Wood Republican League of St. Louis last night issued a statement saying thaf the “situation in the Missouri dele- gation to the Republican National Convention is nauseating to honest man. “The men who perpetrated’ this sorry scandal, and those delegates who are free from the taint of it, owe it to the people of Missouri, and particularly to Republicans whom they have grossly misrepresented, to repent and make amends in the only way possible—by casting their votes for Gen. Wood, who they admit to have been the choice of Missouri Re- publicans prior to the distribution among certain Republican leaders of a $38,000 slush fund.” Auditor Hackmann Says Cole an Babler Should Resign. Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, George Hackmann, Republican, State Auditor and candidate for re- election, has joined other leaders in demandirg that Chairman Cole of the Republican State and National Committeeman Baber re- sign. Hinckmann believes that ttre candidacy of W W. Phillips, his onlv opponent for the nominaticn, was by Cole and Babier. ite learned from the State Department that Phillips’ declaration of ca.di- dacy was forwarded here by Cole, enclosed in official stationery of the State Committee. June 6.— (‘ommittee eS ; ~ -~ _ Confectioners’ Fixcursion Thursday. and | St. | The annual river excursion of the St. Louis. Jobbing Confectioners’ As- sociation will be Thursday. on the St. Paul. Approximately 18.000 pounds of candy will be given awav confused, announced that | 7 l the right ankle.- A man leaving the restaurant took a revolver from his automobile, and fired six shots at the robbers as they. missed outside east, but apparently them. Most of the people the restaurant ran inside, and a good many of those inside ran out. A physician examined Metter and found that he was not seriously hurt. home. In 10 min- utes the dance floors at the Mill were filled again. Shortly afterward, William Klines, 19 years old, appealed to passing automobilist in that neighborhood to take him to a hospital, declaring that he had been shot. hospital, he was found to be suffer- bullet wound in the thigh. He told the police he had been to Forest Park Highlands, and had zone for a car ride before returning 2104 South Eleventh street, and had got off in that neigh- borhood. His story was somewhat vestigation. er eee. ee ee, PLANK CHIEF WORRY At the city} ae left ishaw, William C. Weaver, 1215 Missis- | | sippi avenue, was in a launch with his wife and daughter when he saw the body, clad in a bathing suit. SUITOR, 63, SHOU WIDOW, THEN \ ae Se | el Woman Says She Re “ Attentions When She Legg He Was Married, = After shooting Mrs, Nore is | 46 years old, of 1216A ine nue, a widow, in the breast | } night because she refused tg Ss. him to court her any longer, Be ‘min Ames, 63 years old, a Dithy., Hie | towed it to a nearby clubhouse and | notified Coroner Denny of St. Louis Ccunty. living with his wite and . dren at 521 Chambers street gam to end his own life. Weaver will receive a $100) reward which was offered for the’ recovery of the body. Hillner’s mother, Mrs. Hiliner; three brothers and a sister survive. Hillner was a Corporal in the Ordnance Department for 14 months during the war.-. He served seven months overseas. SUPPLANTS RELIABILITY RUN Century Boat Club Decides to Enter- tain Army Patients June 19, Instead of the automobile reliabil- Philomena | : ’ | ity tour given annually by the Cen-| ‘a visit to her daughter, Migs tury Boat Club, it will give an out- wounded service men hospital, 5800 Arsenal street. All the men who are able, and 50 at the army) accompanying nurses, will be taken! The machines and to Fort Bellefontaine. will leave the hospital at 2 p. m. return at 7. - — — ——— _ - — “I will cross that bridge when I come to it.” Wood “Thoroughly Satisfied.” Gen. Wood expressed himself as being thoroughly satisfied with the situation. “I am thoroughly satisfied,” said the General. ‘‘We have a hard work- ing, harmonious staff, and are good. I will stay here until Mon- ‘eports | rr rePor'’s | she had jilted him for another mar ing tour this year on June 19 for Bishop, of He fired two shots at hig be but inflicted only flesh ™ @ low and under his right oe told the police that his poor mas manship was due to fA = brought on by the fear that hy killed Mrs. Bishop. She wag gia to the city hospital ina serious eon. dition. Mrs. Bishop told the pélies te Ames had been courting her : years and that recently whe - discovered that he Was « told him that she wanted a bn more to do with him, i's At 9:30 o'clock last night, «& said, when she was ret v 1306 Sarsfield Ames stepped from an alley nh her home and said he wants” speak to her. When she "| she said, he followed her ané @& she was about to enter her : drew a revolver and fired two gia }at her. rie alley. day night, and then retire to a near | but invisible spot. “T have nothing to complain of at the present time.” Candidates “Pussyfooting” on Prohl- tion, Hinshaw Says. By the Associated Press ‘ CHICAGO, June 5.—Reporting on his inquiry among Republican presl- | Virgil G. Hir Prohibition candidates, Chairman of the party, said tonight that most of them were “pussyfooting’”” on the prohibiticn issue. Gov Lowden come the nearest to making a etate- ment of real meaning of any candl- dential! date, he said. Klines was held for in- | \after visits to | reported ihe iCommittee to TO THE REPUBLICANS | Continued From Praze tine. ers, rhymesters, glad-handers, social ‘lead to further breaks in the solidity | have been! Wabash at! every | | the at the affair, according to William | EF. Krueger, president of the asso- The candy, Krueger ex- plained, has been donated by man- ‘ ufacturers. of the service workers and any persons who might be found desir- able under Noah Webster’s defini- tion of factotum extraordinary. Free Autos and Advice. A presidential candidate at this convention comes équipped with a service station. lf Mr. can't make a good job on his but- terfly bow, a pretty lady will deftly help him out and probably vamp him a bit in the operation, finishing up by putting a “somebody for President’”’ button on his coat lapel. The service department will help Mrs. Delegate find a good room, ur pick out a new hat—it will do any- thing but give the real low down on who's going to be nominated. In these days when everybody has | high | something to say about the cost of living an observer at a con- vention is constrained to ant to delegates. ‘There are automobiles for everybody, free ad- vice, free information, free helps, there would probably be free drinks ir Congress and the _ eighteenth amendment had not intervened and the candor and honesty which should characterize the efforts of a reporter forbid that this dispatch should give an impression that there are net some of these. About once an ‘hour i Shower of canned interviews and statements come out of the head- quarters of every candidate, and if there is a paper shortage it doesn't exist in the convention arena. But the candidates themselves re- lieve the press agents by mecting the assembled newspaper corres- pondents twice a answering questions and Statements first hand. Senator Johnson announced that he had no intention of leaving Chi- cago during the convention. Johnson Growing Hapvier. “IT will be on hand every of the time, and I hope to make my presence felt.’ he said. “I am zrowing happier and more hopeful with the passing of the hours.” When asked concerning his length of the Johnson said: “I can see no obstacle that would prevent the firrish by Saturday night. The only fight that 1 can an- ticipate is on the platform and the only plank in the platform that there probably will be a fight on is that concerning the attitude of the convention on the-League of WNa- tions. last long. When aay, making idea convention asked nomination if he would accept with a platform in- ing number of. are hoping that mada row, Ff Wood told him the Platform act. Hinshaw made the Johnson result, he aaid. few outstand- statement wus Hresicdontina] Tiinshaw’s Geri. for that was waiting several calls at quarters without “There seems to be leaders with reference to the mightiest moral victory won in the ages who are in line for presidential honors,” his statement said. “We before the Repub- ‘lican convention proceeds far it will ‘forget the indefinite ones and seizo upon somecne who is hopeful for the success of the national prohib!- tion amendment.” Delegate | rumina- | tions on the high cost of being pleas- | free | minute | I do not anticipate that will ' dorsing the League of Nations cove. | nant with reservations, Johnson said, “I will cross that bridge when I come to it.” Jt was explained to the that during his morning conference he was understood to have said that he would accept the nomination on a platform containing the Senator indorse. ment of the League of Nations cove. the TLodce iiis answes nant, but with tions attached. reserva. Was. Speaker Gillett to Nominate Coolidge at Chicago. Rv the Associated Pre CHICAGO, June The name of Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts will b>» placed before the convention by Speaker Gillette of the House of Representatives, Gov. ' has | | ’ head- | ‘+ union ‘eliminating this clause. 'union Ames then ran into the alley neighbors heard two more shots, private watchman found a with four empty shells in it fp A policeman was sent Ames’ home and when Ames peared there an hour after shooting he was arrested. Hie admitted having shet Bishop, and said he did it His intention, he said, was ts her and himself. a Mrs. Bishop’s son, Charles residing at the Sarsfield place dress, is in the city jail trial on three charges of highwy TRUNKMAKERS’ STRIKE ENDS AFTER 8 WE Employes Get Wage Increase Shorter Week, But Accept Open-Shop Policy. The strike of trunk-makerm other leather workers in the trunk factories of the city, April 10, ended ye having lasted exactly eight The strike was called by Logi 66 of the Leather Workers’ tional,ein an effort to do @ sllewed discrimination against members. 7 In a agreement clause began proposed offered a ‘There shall be no discrimi but all workers’ shall be t alike.’’ The manufacturers this to involve the question of isrn. Settlement was r It is stood that an open-shop policy be followed without objection, leaders point out that are no skilled leather workers bet who are not unionized. It was also agreed that the ers will receive a flat.increase @B per cent In wages and a reduction the working week from 50 @ hours, with continued Saturday hall holiday. This had previously agreed to. Pavloska Sings With the Municipal Opera om commencing thie week She aiso sings FACLUSIVELY for TSrunawic You Will Want Them For remarkable qualities of mezzo-soprano volce Here ate Pavioska: they 7 _* wlituce ; of thea rich four selectiona b¥ £1.2 _armen—Habart Cra (int 7 Frens: hy Double: La Reo! Record | Waitz ‘in Itall letra “1 tleett A ati? 81.2% Double Kecord Pires ('d Sweet Sone ape a Wearyin’ for You Two St, 1120-22 Olive St. St. Louis’ Largest and Most Beautiful Music House. A. 2 >. * Oe era) You Shall Be the Ju ¢ . In our spacious salons have all models of the E stock. Priced % (‘onvenient t wick in to $425. s oie FIELD-[IPPMAN | PIANO ft STORES lLeulsa Stores 3702 N. Grand to Be can Pol By the W the CHICAGO, of the adviso and platform publican natic will carry @ vor of develo of the inland The report mittee, it w Dispatch co contain a sec railroads a transportatio try, pointing derived from nals and rive giving credit for starting derly develog ways.” The was prepared headed by Gi fel C. Jacklin dations of th it will be lald Committee guide in the The full a composed of 1 divided into gathered da holding he thousands of L. Mills of N ; Repo Concerning to be handed will read as “Our tran grown beyon railroads alor of this fact a placed by th tlon on a co program, hag a national gf the develpmef “We have a waterways (tB Our inland nais, lakes channels—ha about 60,000 mileage is u Waterways nor used in tk they are in early canals cause our t the last half tury did not railroads and the magnitude would amply found in Fr Water traner instead of d rallel railroa Prosperous. “The wate slow freight, devoted to an higher class, thes. “When the Elbe was im freight ca five times in ness of comer 11 times. improved, in creased over years and t way of Frane with 43 per Waterways, railroad that Government years. I'ntil new growth in Europe. “The chan River for 131 has been im and earries of freight ann Prosperous banks of th and the resul ment along t “Experts the nation to esfary to img beds of our them up by g eanals, and ¢ Ways capable foing Veurels board from Mexico and City and Py 7 Mission Gent tn 1907. ean adm inist by the Nation oy whose

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’ Y Ay 3, SHOOTS THEN Hl SF She Refused yhen She Learneg as Married. g Mrs. Nora RB F 1216A Tiffany a in the breast he refused to pe r any longer, ears old, a tea wite and two ambers street, life. » shots at his h ly flesh wounds be. his right eye, hat his poor marks. ne )6tO)CONervousn he fear that he hea op. Bhe was ital in a serious con, 1@ Was married she . e =6wanted nothing 1 him. *k last tried night, she was returning from aughter, Miss 1 6 Sarsfield rom an alley mid he When she declined, lowed her and ag » enter her home he and fired two shots 1 into the alley and two more shots, A in found a revolver shells in it in the nun was sent te li when Ames ap- an hour after the / arrested. having shot Mrs | i he did it because m for another map. | e said, was to kil! son, Charles Bishop, Sarsfticld place ad. city jail awaiting harges of highway ~ STRIKE TER 8 WEEKS Wage Increase and *k, But Accept wp Policy. trunk-makers and orkers in the seven of the city, which ended yesterday, cactly eight weeks, ralled by Local No, r Workers’ Interna- rt to do away with ation against union agreement the clause’ stating: no discrimination, shall be treated jufacturers changed ® question of union- was reached by ‘lause, It is under en-shop policy will out objection, but int out that there ather workers here nized. eed that the work- flat.increase of 15 and a reduction of ek from 50 to 4 ued Saturday half- ad previously beens eal a“ a onstrate the > the Judge us salons we .of the Bruns- Priced $115 ‘enient terms. House. : ° _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' BLANK LIKELY IN } 6.0. P. PLATFORM wanted tof , : | e— | Recommendations of Sub- : Committee to Claim Credit for Starting Development in 1907. SHIPPING HELD TO DEMAND RIVERS’ USE Building Up of Inland Trans- portation System, Declared to Be Essentially Republi- can Policy. By the Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, June 5.—lIf the findings of the advisory committee on policies and platform are accepted, the Re- publican national platform this year will carry a strong declaration in fa- vor of development and greater use of the inland waterways. The report of the advisory com- mittee, it was learned by the Post- Dispatch correspondent today, will contain a section declaring that the railroads are unable to meet the transportation needs. of the coun- try, pointing out the benefits to be/for any use of these waterways in connection with interstate commerce, Shall take account of the purification of the irrigation The section on waterways and drainage and all other uses of ‘the waters or benefits to be derived derived from utilization of the ca- nals and rivers of the country, and giving credit to the Republican party for starting “the planned and’ or- derly development of our § water- ways.” was prepared by a subcommittee headed by Gifford Pinchot and Dan- fel C. Jackling. With the recommen- dations of the other subcommittees, it will be laid before the Resolutions ¢ publican the reclamation of the arid lands of Committee of the convention as a guide in the building of the platform. The full advisory committee wag composed of 173 members, who weve divided into subcommittees, apd gathered data on 19 subjects ‘by holding hearings and sending out thousands of questionnaires. Ogrden L. Mills of New York was chairman. Report for Waterways. Concerning waterways, the report to be handed the platform makers will read as follows: “Our transportation neeis have grown beyond the capacity of our railroads alone to supplm Because of this fact and out of the emphasis placed by the Roosevelt, administra- tion on a comprehensive waterway program, has grown the demand for & national policy lodking towards » the develpment of our waterways. s Ty ose _ low freight, and the dent tn 1907. Under the next Repub- ré the same. “We have a finer system of natural waterways than any other continent. Our inland waterways—rivers, ca- nals, lakes and protected coastwise channels—have a combined length of about 60,000 miles. Only half of this mileage is used ag all for navigation. Waterways are neither constructed nor used in this country as freely as they are in Wurope. Most of the early canals were abandoned be- CAuse our tmansportation needs of the last half of the twentieth cen- tury did not reasonably occupy both railroads and canals. Now, however. the magnitude of our inland shipping would amply support both. It was found in France and Germany thet water transportation improvement, instead of destroying or injuring pa- failel railroads, made them more. Prosperous. | “The waterways carried the heavy | railroads were devoted to an increasing carriage of gener class, better paying eet “When the channe! of the River | Elbe was improved, about 1890, the freight carried by water increased five times in 15 years, and the bust- hess of competing railways increased li times. When the River Main was. improved, in 1886, its traffic in-) Greased over 100 per cent in two = Pears and that of parallel railroads. 94 per cent. Ss From opment. “Beginning with? 3887, France. meade a large development of her and canals. The northern rail-| Way of France in direct competition With 43 per cent of all these inland ays, was the only French Fallroad that did not need to ask for ment aid during the next 20. years. Until the war, each year saw | Rew growth of water transportation | in Europe. “The channel of the Monongahela for 131 miles above Pittsburg been improved as a waterway carries millions of tons of heavy t annually. Nevertheless, two. Prosperous railroads follow the two banks of this much used waterway. oh pe resulting industrial develop-| along the river is remarkable. the rts believe that it would pay | ~~ pad spend the amount nec-. mprove thoroughly the ee of our principal rivers, connect | *m up by means of high capacity » and complete inland water-| capable of carrying ocean- ways Being vessels along the Atlantic Sea-| Mu rd from Maine to the Guif of *xico and from Chicago, Kansas and Pittsbure to the Gulf. Planned and orderly develop- of our waterways, when it will owe its origin to the ap- t of the Inland Waterways by a Republican Prest- ment Sdministration it was followed the Nationa! Waterways Commis- findings in general were Claims for Republicans. “One of the more important find- of the Inland Waterways Com- ' was: ‘We recommend that Plans for the improvement im inland waterways, or NG WATERWAY: Honor Graduates of High Schools Who Win Washington U. Scholarships TWO OF SCHOLARSHIPS 7 deek OBERSCHELP YEATMAN WIGM SCHoOL. WHITING PormTma rr. bsn% Se ~* ees ho en) Lee IN FAMILIES THIRD TIME Honors Went to Sister and Father of One Winner and to Two Brothers of Other. Two of the graduates of the five to St.- Louis high schools, whom _ Washington University scholarships will be awa ed at the semi-annual | graduation each the third in t' nective families to win such honor The scholarships , are presented by the corporation of Washington University at every graduation to the student at each of ay, are the high schools with the highest general average for the four-year course. 16 avenue, Miss Grace Marie Oberschelp, years old, Fastgate daughter of Henry H. Oberschelp, an attorney, the winner of the Yeat- man School scholarship, is the third in her family to win a scholarship. She completed the four-vear course -on i20 SOLDAN HIGH SCHOOL. werine@ PfemzTRAiT. with an average of 95.6 per cent, the highest grade ever made by a student at Yeatman, according to Principal William Butler. Her sis- ter, Miss Vera Oberschelp, made the highest average in her class at Yeat- man last January. Their father ceived a scholarship at Central High School in 18953. The (Ober- schelp will enter the university next fall, and will specialize in history and romantic languages. Lawrence Goldman, 17 who will be graduated at Cleveland 1 - .,lisses vears old, j | GSOSEPH SENTURIA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL WHITING Se KR TRAIT. | ROBERT S. KANN MCHMINLEY HIGH Schoot VAN MWUA4R PORTRAT. High School, with an average of 94.5 per cent, is the third son of Louis Goldman, 4317 Eichelberger ‘avenue, to win a Washington Uni- LAWRENCE GOLDMAN CLEVELAND HIGH SC Heee VAN MILLER Ppoat Garr, of the waters, power, the reclamation the development control of floods, of lands by from their control.’ “A Republican administration achieved the Panama Canal. A Re- administration undertook the West. “A Republican that of President Roosevelt, made the development of the Missis- Sippi River and its great tributaries a vital national question. Two Re- publican Presidents, Roosevelt and Taft, traveled down the Mississippi for the purpose of bringing the whole problem of inland waterway develop- ment to public attention. A Republi- can President said: ‘One of the greatest of our conservation prob- lems is the wise and prompt develop- ment and use of the waterways of the nation.’ “The development of inland trans- portation by water, under a broad and comprehensive plan, which shall include all the uses of the waters and benefits to be derived from their control, is a policy essentially Repub- lican.”’ COUNTY TO ASK FOR BIDS ON REPAIRS TO ROADS Highway Engineer Ordered by Coun- ty Court to Relocate Fox Creek Road. The St. Louis County Court has announced that it will advertise fo. bids for the construction of 1% miles of telford base and water-bound macadam surfacing on the Reaves Barracks road from the present im- provement to the Green Parks road, for 7364 feet on the Mason road south of the Clayton road; for 2833 feet on the Conway road from Den- ‘ny road to the Watson road; (for one-half mile on the Susan road; and for grading, construction and bridges on Page avenue from Spring avenue to the Link road, 3% miles, | at an estimated total cost of $56,700. | The Court gave an order to con- struct the Rock Hill road from the Big Bend to the. Watson at a cost of $10,356, provided the petitioners fulfilled their agreement with the Court and paid in to the county treasurer $1705 as their share of the cost. — The Court also ordered the high- way engineer to re-locate the Fox Creek road in the western part of the county. This road, sought out administration, first because of the scenic beauty through’ which it passes, has for years been the bane of automobilists. When re- located it will offer a water level route from the Manchester road to Eureka, Allenton, Pacific and points west. CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE OF ST, LOUIS COURT OF APPEALS Judge Reynolds and Daues, Kepub- licans, H. P. Rodgers and L. R. Thomason, Democrats. A list of candidates for the August primaries given out as complete by the Secretary of State's office in Jef- ferson City yesterday omitted candidates for Judge of the St. Louls Court of Appeals. The candidates on the Republican ticket are Judge George D. Rey- nolds, incumbent, and Charles H. Daves, City Counsellor. The Demo- cratic candidates are Hickman P. Rodgers and Lew R. Thomason. All reside in St. Louls. ERNHARDT TO ADDRESS WOMEN Cc. 8. Ernhardt will address the Women's Advertising Club at the regular meeting tomorrow on “Mo- tion Picture Advertising.”’ Sixteen members of the club are attending the convention of the As- sociated Advertising Clubs of the World at Indianapolis to campaign for Miss Mary Wheat for tne presi- dency of the Woman’s Conference of the A. A. C. of W. Reports from the delegates will be read at the meeting tomorrow. the | | | lowing discovery that they had been threatening failed ployes’ Untion. announcing the dismissals, said that investigation it was were resigning after short periods of service. Schroer and approach them threats had been in the hospital service for several years. o_ — ——— ‘| versity scholarship. His brother, } T. . : ‘ > OVERZEALOUS UNIONISTS FIRED) rose ae’ yeatman High School | Two employes of the city hos-!| when he was 16 years old in 1917 | with the highest average in his class, pital were discharged yesterday by Dr. Rolla Henry, manager of that!and is at present a junior in the institution, for insubordination, fol- , School of Commerce and Finance. Another brother, Alfred Goldman, received the scholarship at Yeatman in 1913, and will be graduated new employes who | the Municipal Em- The men discharged to join /Goldman will enter the university in the fall, and will take the regular academic course. He took the entific course at high school. had been started after that new employes) sci- noticed and seen to and ask making Both men A watch was set Rurak were employes the union, refused. Evelyn Gaylord senturia, unre Joseph J. Kann, arships Soldan: and Robert 8. Central, McKinley. The grades of the honor graduates for this year are exceptionally high, Kann having a four-year average of new to join if they 194.95 per cent, Miss Webb 94.5 and MARY INSTITUTE GIRL ' —_ + — Senturia 94.3. Usually more girls than boys re- | ceive the Washington University scholarships, but this vear three of the five are boys. Miss Webb is 17 years old and is the daughter of C. S. Webb, 5571 Enright avenue. She will be gradu- ated from the classical course and will take the regular coilege course at the university. Miss Webb was the president of the Round Table, the girls’ literary club, and a mem- ber of the Dramatic Guild. Senturia, who is only 16 years old, is the son of Nathan Senturia, a ‘tailor, 4942 Fountain avenue. Hie was the president of the literary | passenger, a club at Central and took part in the senior play. He was also a member of the school tennis team. He began his high school course at Soldan, but entered Central after two years. Kann, 18 years old. is the son of Robert Kann, 3431 Pestalozzi street, president of the Robert Kann Lum- ber Company. He completed the general course in three and a half years and will enter the universitv in October, where he will take the requisite counse for entrance into the School of Commerce and Finance. ——— eee NAFZIGER BIPLANE FORCED TO LAND; TWO OCCUPANTS INJURED St. Louisan’s Machine Descends Illinois Cornficld When Engine Misses Fire. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DECATUR, Ill., June 6.—J. RFR. Dow, pilot of the Curtiss biplane owned by Roy Nafziger of St. Louis, was forced to land unexpectedly in a cornfield near here today when his engine missed fire, and he and his Decatur business man, were slightly injured. The airplane was badly damaged. The machine was one of a fleet of six used by Nafziger in Middle Western States for exhibition flights and occasional delivery of his bakery products. The machines were util- ized for deliveries especially during the early of the strike. for Illinois and St. Louis County ex- hibitions. — —————— ee in days JEWISH COMEDIENNE TO APPEAR Le Mme. Thomashesky Will Be Support- Thursday from the Washington Uni- | ed by New York Company. Mme. Bessie Thomashesky, who has been called the foremost comedi- switchmen’s | Dow's airplane was booked | _lice found $7.41 in the man's pockets | no papers that would serve to . $ 60 be | n ! years spattered the Market a any 1 AM a physician, oculist and opticien and have practiced for m ; ; years in St. Louw. If your eyes are diseased I will care for — oad kalis Near Broadway and Market should glasses be needed, I will prescribe and make them age ° Street—Paint on Clothes the total cost for treatment and glasses will net exceed the OC TISFAC- : . i pots of giacsee that may do iereqarests nary to J Spticias. 5S unidentified man, about 435 ION GUARANTEED. I am both the ocullst an ; lege of communicating with any of my thousands of patrons is extended old, and wearing clothes be- to any who care to do so. with paint, feil dead on —__— sidewalk near Broadway and a f} BI-FOCAL LENSES 5p at 2 p. m. yesterday. The s For far and near seeing—two pairs of Giasses in s body was taken to the Morgue. Po- a pair one The asual price ts trom $4.50 to $8 per palr. ope FOUR MARY INSTITUTE CLASS _MISS MARY M. WOODS... UNIDENTIFIED MAN FALLS DEAD. but identify hela. The man wore tan army shoes, a | An WHO WON FOUR PRIZES | Me “i Fe Will Begin Stadies at Washington * . whens . University This Fall on Cap- tured Scholarship. | Miss Mary M. Woods of 5470 | Clemons avenue, who was graduated from Mary Institute Friday, the class She took the Washington University scholarship awarded the valedictorian of the class, a cash prize from the College Club, and prizes for good work in English and Latin. Miss Woods has attended Mary In- stitute fur 11 years, starting there in the primary grade and finishing the course in the regular time. She will begin her studies at Washington University in the fall. A class of 55 students was grad- uated Friday. the commencement “u§\ the pupils presented afternoon. a ee eee ee ee ee ee ee —_— and the exercises a play in _ — - Royal Netghbors’ Memorial Service. The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their annual memorial | | Servioes at the Maple Avenue M. KE. | Church at 8 o'clock this evening. PRIZES WON BY MISS WOODS cap- | tured four of the prizes offered in) to | The i'men the advantages to ‘AGED POLICEMEN TO RECEIVE LARGER RETIRING BENEFITS eee ee =~ — Police Relief Association Amend- ments Also Increase Sickness and Death Payments. Amendments to the constitution of the Police Relief Association, In- creasing retiring benefits for 35 and 40 year policemen, increasing death benefits and sick benefits with .@ corresponding increase in dues and assessments, were adopted at .aAn election in the police departement Friday. new schedule will increase the benefits of the 35 and 40 year men from $1500 to $2000; will in- crease the death insurance from $2000 to $3000, the sick benems from $1.50 to $2.50 a day; advance and A luncheon followed | *™® @ues from $1 to $2 a month permit an assessment of §3 when necessary. At & previous election held last month the amendments were voted down. The Board of Police Com- missioners advised he second elec- tion after explaining to the police- be derived l'irom the amendments. CONKLING PeaTaairrT, > ’ themselves doctors and others. None 6 Ie the selling of Spectacies and Eyegiaases by for their license to practice medicine tn Missourt. i f NOTHING IS MORE PRECIOUS THAN EYESIGHT THE CRIME OF THE AGE incompetent opticians who call ¢ these men are physicians, Ask them ——— THE NEW m. é sy wi ; him An autopsy will patr No cement—spheri For far and near seeing, In one DUO TORIC LENS tece and invisible combinations only. cal i i i ' ' | | striped shirt and a derby hat. He| : on is described as 5 feet 9 inches tall, | e009 N. BROADWAY (Just weighing 165 pounds, full face, dark | brown hair and reddish mustache. interestine reading 6: MORITZ, M. D., The Oculist-Optician y book on the eye, exposing the eye-ciinic , grafting oculist and the grafting optician that makes Call or write for one. Nerth of Washington Avr.) gra ad r=, |enne on the Jewish stage, will make | are August Schroer, an elevator op-/| versity School of Medicine. He isa erator, and .Drew Rurak, an at-| member of Phi Beta Kappa, the | tendant. ‘honorary fraternity, and two honor- Hospital Commissioner Shutt, in | ary medical societies. Lawrence The others who will receive schol- | her first St. Louis appearance on Friday, Saturday and Sunday eve- nings. On the first two evenings will be given ‘“‘Minke, the Servant Girl,”” and on Sunday night, “How Men Love.” Both are musical com- edies. Webb, | The star will be supported by her New York company, including Har- ry Thomashesky, Belle Pinkel, Max Bulman, Tilie Rabinowitz, Yusa Ros- entha! and Sara Krohner. ' ’ | ’ ' ff ’ oneer =k on ail de aalendor oars. Cord tires and wire wheee siandar on ah ‘fesive Cylinder care L. wheels opsiona au models . tf en emtra charge, on ee ~~ The NEW Series HAYNES BROUGHAM OMANCE,socialdistinction, traveling luxury, these dis- tinguished the Brougham in the old days of fine coaches and colo- nial manners. In creating the new series Haynes Brougham all the richness of appearance and supreme comfort of travel have been restored, with the added improvement of motoring flexi- bility and power. The charming lines of the body appeal as much as do the wide doors, the deep-upholstered divan which forms the rear seat, the exquisite fittings and all the other H. Claude Merry, Secy. 2921 Locust St. CHARACTER thoughtfully incorporated con veniences which are so greatly admired by car connoisseurs. The Haynes, America’s first car, now exhibited by the Govern- ment at the Smithsonian Institu- tion, Washington, D. C., was invented, designed and built by Elwood Haynes, in 1893. THe Haynes AUTOMOBILE COMPANY Kokomo, INDIANA , , Wilson Motor Car Co. | tH = —— —— - _ — os -—— = Hes Beauty -e Strength -e ‘Power -e Comfort woo, -e THE. HAYNES 18 AMERICAS FIRST. CAR oe | The beautiful Haynes Brochure is descriptive ofallthenew 1920and newseries Haynes character cars. This Brochure, and prices, will be mailed to you upon request. U.S.A Geo. A. Krauss, Pres. | i} ‘. oe ae 4, CA ¢é : bd ae > J “es ae, . 4] » +" UNE BRIDES’ OPPORTUNITY ALL THIS WEEK IS HOME OUTFIT WEEK AT THE FRANKLIN E are going to devote the entire week to Home Outfits, and whether you contem- : plate refurnishing a single room or your en- tire home, you may well afford to take ad- vantage of the wonderful pieces we are plac- ing on sale. E have listed a few pieces below. They prove that you can purchase really worth-while furniture at attractive prices. If you enjoy seeing good furniture, visit our store. You are never urged to buy. 2 EXQUISITE BED ROOM SUITE Real Walnut If vou wish cemplete satisfaction in bedroom furniture, we snuacest this handsome Queen Anne design. It may be had in American wal- nut finish and is very prettily deco- rated. The dresser is of good size, end instead of a chiffonier. as wic- tured. we furnish a chifforette. See this and vou will like it very much, Sold on easy payments, Includes 3% targce or credit. Daveno Opens Out Into a Bed Most ef all thia Suite is a plensing destan and will make a deairnbie Suite for the llving room, and you alse have an additioan! bedroom. Can be had tn any finish desired. Special for just this week. SUITE 77 handsome pleces. Cash If you are interested tn benu- ¢tiful dining -room furniture you will enjoy seeing this set. This «et is richly finished and artistically decorated; 9 pieces comprise this set. Dining-Room Suite *{75 Bachelor =— - y “ ¥ ; ‘f#i~ti * ; nF te . | * De — . . -l- l= -{= =le ole jie wh / C bi ti vear. A wender- ful gus range for were fortunate in securing just a few of these. which All of the Latest— Gas cou Range as Coal g Ruy a stove for $ all time of the 18 the summer and a coal range for the winter. This is a very attractive price, and we we will swell this week on eneyvy termes, Double Dise . Side-Icer When My Baby Smiles Lazy Mississippi Who Wants a Baby? Refrigerator pues Z a a All Goods Marked in Plain 4 fg Figures & One Price SI HANIT URE C0 to All Ss. E. COR. ico fn ale ale @)a ale «f+ «fs « BRUSSELS Those Blues ws Fata gore so ag : red. . reom 4 Oh, by Jingo! yg Be "e- - os beneatied $ Don't You Remember Tired of Me trigerater. a = Oriental and floral the Time? : ¢ ename % ian Satcaes this special low price, Be | left. Cash or Whistle a Song sure and see it, Credit Chifforobe $ Thies is a wonr- derfal additien to any man's room. it ln beaotifal te look at and very of large «ize. leoking glass, and is beas- tifully finished itn rich golden oak. Seld on emay terms. 0.R.S. and | United States Music Rolls | Cuddle Up Bow-Wow In Sweet September Don't Take Away : ~ as ~~ «-wveé 1ith AND FRANKLIN AV. Se ee ae ee ee ee es 2 ED ep

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= - EE SER A ir reget a ike” We -- xX... Ss. a ew eee io; -->S- - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. : Ma . oe p , ttt sel. ye ’ oy ee “ ; we ¥ - 4 i “ me +. — r Sn .4 re , Ly 4 Pee $ ~ ella + aa ; ~~ * ~ Revenue Men Tell Us That Trouble Is Not the Only Thing Brewing, These 2 : iat * 4 s : oe t * bg 4 , - or an Cardinals Spot Cubs Six Runs, Then And Win by 11 to 6 Score Put on Rally Knot-Holers’ Fifth Inning Storm Against Martin, Bailey and Hen- drix Produces Six Hits, Sacr ifice, Walk, an Error and Eight Tallies—Hain es Chased in First. RANCH Rickey’s Cardinals spotted the pennant-seeking Chicago Cubs six runs in the first inning yesterday afternoon and then went out and demonstrated for the edification of 6500 cash members of the Knot-Hole Gang in their slugging young lives. Elwood Good Martin, Abraham Lincoln Bailey, Claude Hendrix, Nick Carter and “Gee” Gaw, men of more or less euphonious cognomens)| who are allowed to stay at the same hotel with Grover Cleveland Alex- ander and Jim Vaughn, essayed to hold that six-run lead. but their essaying did not assay very high. Before the last Cardinal had been ie tired the Rickeymen had collected 13 hits and 11 runs. Meantime, William Sherdel, who is constructing a niche in the hall of fame as the iron man of the age, re- lieved Jess Haines in the terrible first inning ani thereafter made the Cubs le down and be dead. Cardinals Put on Storm. Memory fails to produce a recol-. lection of a more rampant rally than the Cardinals’ fifth 'nning. Six hits were gathered in the course of the inning and eight Cardinals crossed the home plate. A walk, a sacrifice and an error contributed to the total. Jess Haines was not right yester- day. He was not hit hard, but he apparently had nothing on the ball and the first four Cubs to face him connected for singles. Flack started by punching one just out of Horns- by’s reach. .Hollocher poked another dinky one to right field. Barber bunted and was given a hit when Haines, in his haste, stumbled as he fielded it. Jess followed by throwine yards wide to first and Flack and Hollocher scored and Parber went to third. Robertson picked on the first ball and lined to right for a single. scoring Barber. Haines departed and Sherdel took up the burden. And it looked like a considerable burden, mates. Merkle sacrificed Deal and then left-center wall for @ smash to the Terry grounded to three bases. customers and 2000 that a six-run handicap was as nothing } PAP AAAALAAAA BAAALY BLP OL Dl” ‘ is + Cubs Are Bears i i i a i i at a on a BBE POPUP IT WH ST. LOUIS. = ee ee Fournier ib Schultz rf Lavan ss Clemons c Haines p Sherdel p POnucweoso” Si eS 8S em me! “' Sormsesssess — ’ -_ , — = j TrTvirT_ CHICAGO, Totals _ 5 = so? so” Twombly rf Hollocher ss ... io SS, Robertson If Merkle lib “So — i ” -_ 7 re * a *- 4 SSOSSH Ow Se ee ome sessecew coossos: ll ll ee i> >. *Batted for Carter in the eighth inning. Innings— 1234567890 Chicago seen &O0000000 0O— 6 St. Louls ~.»- LLLoeso0o0d0d r—ii Two-base hits—Stock, Heathcote. Three- base hite—Deal Heathcote. Home run— O'Farrell. Runs batted in—By Robertson 1 Deal 1 O'Farrell 2, Stock 1, Lavan 2, Hornsby 2, Fournier 1, Clemons 1, Heath- cote 3. Sacrifice hite—Merkle, Schultz, Tavan, Fournier. Double play—Sherdel to Lavan to Fournier. Wild piteh—Mar- tin, Hit by pitched ball—By Sherdel (Barber). Base on balils—OM Sherdel 1, off Bailey 1, off Carter 1. Struck out—By Sherdel 3, by Martin 1. Pitching record : ite, . first - mot the first real hit of the inning. ——- Haines, 4 hits, 4 runs, in first in ning (none out): off Martin, 10 hits. 7 | rane In 4 innings (none out in fifth): off | Lavan and O'Farrell) duplicated Deal's | Ralley. 1 hit, 3 runs in “en inning: off wallop, getting credit for four bases | Hendrix, 2 hits, Ll run in 1% Innings: off when Smith's return to the eluded Hornaby. the frame by striking out, Meathcote Raps Out Triple. Clifton Heathcote, the individual swatting hero of the day, who was inserted because McHenry is weak against curve ball pitchers of Mar- tin’s ilk, vindicated Rickey's judg- ment in the first frame by banging a triple along the left field line. He scored on Stock's infleld out. Another run was added in the sec- ond when Barber dropped Fournier's.| liner, giving Jacques two . bases. Schultz grounded out, but John La- van, the master in a pinch. placed a single nier. Smith opened the third inning with a single to right, went to second on Heathcote's second hit—a single to center—and took third on a pitch by Martin. Smith scored on Horusby's infiela out. the fifth was the one grand inning. Iieathcote started the shindig with his third safety. a sin- gle “to center. right, Heathcote stopping at Horasby smashed a liner too hot for Holl®cher to handle and Heathcote scoréd. Fournier singled to left, Stock scoring, Hornsby going to sec- ond-and Martin to the showers. Bailey, who always takes up what Marflin never can finish, went to the hill, . Squeese Play Goes Through. Joe Schultz hated to do it, but he sacrificed perfectly. The squeeze play’ was ordered and for the third timesin two days Johnnie Lavan was ther@ with the technique. The doctor buntéd to Merkle and Hornsby beut the €@hrow home. Clemons singled to left,,scoring Fournier and puting Laven on third. Bailey gave Sherdel a w@k and took one himself. Hen- drix Mounting the hill, which by this time ,.was warm enough to excuse a printer if he made a typographical error. Smith hit a slow roller to Hendrix and when Claude fumbled. LAvVan scored and the bases were sti)! Tilled. Heathcote, who had started julcy. rally, put on the finishing touch by clearing the bases with a Hine Goubte to left center. Cliff tried to ke third on the blow and was out, Barber to Hollocher to Deal. Stock ended the slaughter by flying to Barber. There was the ball game. Sherde!l was only in danger once. In the fourth he walked two men after one was fown, but he put on the brakes and prevented the Cubs from adding to their six, ~ Lavan Makes Star Pinay. The prettiest play of the game was manipulated by Johnnie Lavan in the fifth inning. With Robertson on first-Merkie smashed a hot grounder off Bherdel's bare hand which ca- romed straight for the second sack. LAvan skirted the bag, took the bal! as 1% hopped over the sack. stepped on Second and made a lightning from a stoop position, com- pleting the double play at first. - Final With Cabs Today. $+ afternoon the Cardinals wiil conclude their stand at home, meet- ing the Cubs in the final game of the geries. Tyler probably will piteh the Bruins, while Goodwin or will do duty for Rickey. To enable the Cardinals to caten an @arly train for the East. today's con- teat ill be atarted at 2:30 o'clock. The not-Holers will open a four- Game series at Brooklyn Tuesday. Coast League Results. i Francisco 1, Los Angeles 0. Lake 6, Portland 2. on ® Oakland ¢. %, Sacramento 4&4. infield | Cater, no hits, 1 run in 1 inning. Martin wound up | %h. | Winning pitcher—Sherdel. in short left, scoring oa Stock doubled to. third, | the. Time— and Hart. Losing pitcher Umptree—WMc Cormick Williams Yields _ 4 Hits, Wins 4-1 ‘Cobb's Double in Ninth Deprives White Sox Hurler of Shut- | Out Victory. CHICAGO, the early June 6.—Chicago hit innings today Wil- allowed two hits up to the ninth, when a single by Bush and a double by Cobb scored a run. Score: DETROIT CHICAGO AB. R.H.E. AB 40 0 0 Lelbold rf .2 sa of ; DJ E Collins 2b.83 0 .4 = | Weaver &b rT 4 0 ' Jackson if..% 1 Felsch cf : ; |Ehmke in jand defeated Detroit, 4° to 1. wild! liams | Young 2b 1 1 es Hellman 1b.3 ”" @ Flagat'd 0 J.Collins I'inellt 3 ae 0 Risberg Stanage ‘ 0 | Schalk c | Ehmke 1 | Willlams *Hale 0) . 7 - = ’ Totals ..! 1! *Batted | in ninth, Innings— 23 5 6 i RR ae a oo 0 0 O ls. «oe 2 8 @ @ @ 0 Summary: Two-base hits Leibold, Sacrifice hits——-Willlames Double plays——-Fe Risberg to J. C (hicago &%: : on ballse—Off Williams. = Hit by pitcher-—-BRy Khmk Struck out-——-By Wiliams. Passed bal!l—Stanage Time pires—Nallin and Dinneen. —--@ MINETREE, W. M. A. STAR, SHUTS OUT BELLEVILLE WITHOUT HITS OR RUNS Harmon Minetree, star pitcher for the Western Military Academy base- ball club of Alton, IIl.. the climax of a successful three years’ scholastic baseball career. yesterday, When he shut out the Belleville high team, 16—0, allowing his opponents neither a hit nor a run, and pitching the entire innings without a base on balls. His support played errorless bal! 80 that not a man of the opposing team reached first base, only 27 facing Minitree. It was Minetree's second no-hit game, he having blanked East St. Louls High in a similar manner last year. In the three years that he has played with the Western nine, he has Ehmke reached teams that defeated him were col- lege nines, not scholastic, Concordia gaining one victory and Washington University the other. Minitree graduates this year and | has already announced his intention of Attending Illinois University. KILLEFER HAS FRACTURED FINGER, X-RAY SHOWS An X-ray examination of BII} Kil- | lefer's right hand yesterday morning _ diselosed that the Cub catcher suf- /fered a fracture of the index finger when he stopped a fou! tip in Fri- | day's game with the Cardinals. The Injury is a severe blow to the Cubs. who recently put_on a spurt and were | crowding the National League lead- ers, O'Farrell and Daly will now have |} to do all the catching. Daly is just recovering from a fractured finger and has been confining his efforts recently to warming up pitchers. Kil- lefer’s fracture is a slight one. phy- Sicilians said, but will keep him out of the game for a week, at least. " / ae ' o Longer | co” R.H.E I Totals. 27 t 9 1, yesterday, issuing. | g men won 23 and lost only two games. The | oT HIS prohibition does please, A bit,”’ said Oswald Heps; “My pants are baggy at the knees From climbing cellar steps."’ —Cincinnati Enquirer. cr HIS prohibition pout, It really does,’ saiad Blinks; “My stomach’s turned out 'From drinking home-made drinks. —Hastings (Neb.) Tribune. vat apes prohibition hot,”’ ‘Said Farmer Hiram Horn; “One lives in fear that he'll caught | If silos exude corn.” | —Canton News. makes me | | | makes s0 much,” Said Hiram Henry Hearst; '“But prohibition gives me such thirst.’’ —Newark Advocate. An execrable Murmured Billy Grober; “IT merely wish they were no more, So's I gould get sober.” ~Philadelphia Public Ledger. oT HIS prohibition sick,”’ Said Willlam Henry Natal; “The stuff vou get has such a kick It often turns out fatal.”’ makes me BATTING CLOTHES IN BLIND | — BAGGAGF. The Phillies lost their baggage recently and had to play in the Dodgers’ traveling uniforms. They ought to do like the White Ele- phants and carry only one trunk. A number of dark horses are be- ing groomed for the presidential race. But most_of them will be left at the post. — GIDDAP! Wood, Lowden et al. are not dark horses, but they expect to get a sood run for their money. See where 200,000 persons have joined the Brain Workers’ Union in Paris. Wonder if the noodle makers can get in on that. — aD BIRDS OF A FEATHER. Johnny Kilbane refused to go on with Frankie Fleming in a bout involving the featherweight title when he found that Frankie tipped the well-known beam at 133. John- ny objects to birds so heavily feathered. ow a When it comes to sizing up a featherweight Johnny is a downey bird himself. SCRATCHED. HE name of Willlam Henry Bott I'rom off my list Is scratched; When speaking of a racing yacht Hie always calls it yacht. MOB HIM! At the same time we think that the guy who invented the English language had his crust with him when he named a certain type of boat a yot and spelled it yacht. “NEW PITCHING RULES ARE BEING ENFORCED.” “Babe” Ruth was intentionally passed three times, but his fourth time up he tripled, with a man on first and one on third.” There it is, take your pick. —— 0 73 RUNS ARE SCORED IN FOUR GAMES PLAYED IN MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE Sluggers in the when a total of 93 hita, an average of a little more than 223 per game, were made, These safeties. coupled with 29 passes and 18 errors, enabled the clubs to score 73 an average of more than nine team. The heaviest hitting clash was that between Triple A and McElroy-Sloan. which the former won, 20 -11, thereby Kaining first place. In there were 33 hits. including five doubles and three triples. The Great Westerns defeated the Dittmans, 12 scoring four runs in the Columbia beat Emerson. 10—-2. the Fultons, won from Butler Bros., 6-——4. Standings of the teams: (lub. Triple A. Fultons Butler Bros, Great Western Columbia Emerson Dittmans . McElroy-Sloan Yesterday's scores: Innings. Triple A. MecEilroy-Sloan .. Ra tteries—Sehnurr, worth; Weish, Sullivan and Derr. Innings lL28456789 RAE. Emerson . 900100010—2 6 4 Columbia :, ©2032210% 1012 8 Batteries——Muthson, Swoboda and Ott; Gehner and Koenigstein. Innings 123456789 R.WLE. Gt. West. S.&R Col 201400 06 4~12 13 2 Dittmans . -9120121160— 812 2g Batterices-—Schoss, Wetzel and Hartman: Teel, Krewett and Sherman. Innings 123456789 RAE. Rutier Bros, ...... 100020010—~-4 9 1 Fulton --001302000—~—6 8 1 Batteries—Dlessing and Bruns: Casey and O' Net Wolfram eee eneee Qeyes Three-I] League Results. Peoria 3, Rockford 4. BRlioomington 3. Cedar Evansville 9, Moline 3. Terre Haute 11, Mock Island 7, Rapids 1. not clear inside me.| ih be | | .392, a loss of 14 points during i week, ae | SHOULD not mind these things) | | 340, In the American League the fea- | ture in swatting was the 66 Hitsmiths in Two Majors Have Averages of .300 '39 in American Are in Select Circle, While National at Present Owns 27. Unprecedented hitting is going on at present in both major leagues. Un- official averages, including games | played last Thursday, show there are | 66 clouters in the two circuits with '.300 averages. Of this total, 39 are ‘in the American and 27 in the Na- j}tional. In the National, three pitch- lers are at .400 and better. Grimes -has .520, Eayrs .500 and Alexander '.400. Zachary, a Washington twirl- er, is swatting .481 in the A. lL. | Rogers Hornsby, the Cardinal \second sacker, is still the leading 'walloper in the Heydler circuit with Dave Robertson of the Cubs, who gained 55 points, is second with Tris Speaker from eighth place to ‘the hitting .339, while his figure up to) oT HE dry laws do not make me) sore,” ‘gain of 60 percentage points. | George Sisler replaced Bill Jacob- | | top. Last week “Spoke” was last Thursday's games was .389, a son as the. Browns’ pacemaker with 353. “Baby Doll” was at .338. The Cardinals .269 are second in team batting in the National, and the Browns with a figure of .282, tied for third in the A. L. Pittsburg, the club low in swatting, owns a. .240 average. The averages: National League. Alexander, h Wrightstone., HORNSRY,. ST Robertson, Groh, Cin. Nicholson, Daubert, Roush, Bressler, Cravath, Duncan, Young. ’ (‘rulse 4 Ran: roft Phil irk Poho—-pohorsis mhominlnds * mlb _" “hi. _ Dee-iti ces ~~ BATTING, on -. Te , ime innat! .....188 400 8] LOWYTS. 190 S84 Chicago om IVS N71 Philadelphia S38 274! New Yor! ine 354 Brooklyn 14%, 371 | Boston 140 348 | Pittsbure 117 308 418 American League. -_— - —_ —_— |Wachary, Wash. ........ 13 Nunamaker, | Speaker, | Meusel, N iC, Walker. ' ‘Evans, | Shanks, “Wash. " > 20 Philadelphia Detroit SIXTH SUCCESSIVE GAME With the score 24 to 0 Im the fifth inning the National Higiway team of the Traffic Truck League refused to continue the game and the Traffic Truck team was declared winner at O'Fallon Park, yesterday. This is the sixth consecutive victory for the Traffic Trucks. The other game of League was played at Harlem Park resulted in a victory for the The Transporta- tion crew was defeated, 16 to 11. The game was interesting and featured by heavy hitting. The scotes: Inninge 1 : the Traffic | Good Roads .. 0 _the Giants Park. Broadway and Clar- | ) ‘ Transportation .3 Inninge- Traffic Trucks ~ National Highways HEAVY SCORING 0 O—12 Commerce : a 2 Batteries Two plaved 2345678 THE OF 0100 © Mara. i ———— Giants Play Freeburg. The St. Louis Giants are scheduled to play the Freeburg (Ill.) team at ence, today. Tomorrow the Giants'| open a series with the Chicago Amer- | ican Giante. ‘Williams 2. Perv ice are scheduled to hurl for Speaker. PPL L LOL . Lo, the Poor h PBAPBAL Le ian! i . Tobin rf fiedeon 2b Sisler Ib Jacobson cf Williams If Austin 3b Gerber as Severeld o Shocker p L 0 0 0 sesoonsoounwn? — ee ee ee — =v wee Se eK HS ee eee 6& 11 ; 1 CLEVELAND. iH. » & EK. Jamieson If _._.. 1 0 Chapman ss .... : 0 1 i] = 0 0 0 Gardner Sb _..... * ‘ 0 Wambsganss @b. Johnston ib .... : 0 O'Neill p : ¢ | Niehaus p 0 0 0 297 22 3 *Batted for Faeth in the eighth inning. Innings— I?z73 456789 St. Loults ‘oor RB RBOODOOCBO1 OG Cleveland 0060000600 0O—~ Two base hits—Gedeon, Austin. O'Neill. Three-base hit—Tobin. Stolen bases— Sacrifice hits—Austin. Sisler. Double plars—Chapman to Wambsganas to Johnston (2): Wambseanss and John- sten: Gedeon to Gerber to Sisler: Gerber Left on bases—St. Louis 5. Bases on balle—Of Shocker off Uhle 1. Hits—OW (unassisted). Cleveland 4. 3. off Faeth 3, / Homer by Ruth Once Cost Browns . Three Hits and . New Coach His Job as Manager Browns Win, 6-0 EE FOHL, who in Cleveland yesterday was signed by Manager Jimmy Burke of the Browns, as coach of the pitchers, is probably the only manager on record in present day major league baseball, who was knocked out of a job by a Babe Ruth home run. land Indians and ‘‘ Babe’’ was then with the Red Sox. In the game mentioned, which : lowed this tilt, caused Fohl to re- was played at Cleveland, the In- sign, before the Indians had yoo ticipated in another contest, an dians went into the ninth inning Tris Speaker was named as fe with a lead of three runs. The successor. Most of the “raps” Red Sox filled the bases and then came because he had sent Coumbe, Fohl sent the unreliable Fritz a weak flinger, to the hill to op- Coumbe, southpaw, to the hill to pose Ruth. replace a faltering mate. Ruth Before being made manager of was the (first batter to face Jamieson banged out a sin- | an | O'Neill | That was the! = ——————————————_—— —————— Against this, Speak- | club | ' i Austin scored Willlams with | played Austin reached second when | : , not produce the Cleveland club, Fohl acted ag Coumbe. ( scout and coach of the pitchers. All the “Babe” did was to ham- | man, and Manager Burke expects win the contest for Boston, 8 to 7. him to bolster up the faltering flinging corps of the Browns. Fohl came to the Indians from the old Eastern League, where he mane aged the Hartford club with great success. It was there that Fohl brought out Guy Morton, the In- ( dians’ right-hander. = a In the fourth round of the same clash Ruth had batted a homer against Hi Jasper with one on, so in all he was responsible for six of the tallies scored by the Bar- row men. Criticism He himself is an old mask and paa@ | mer the ball out of the park and of Fohl, which fol- Major League Statistics Sees eee ee Rock Church and | Visitation Teams |: Battle for Title|~ | Championship of Par ochial| League and Post-Dispatch _ Brookiyn Trophies at Stake. ww Standing of the Clubs. NATIONAL LEAGUE. . Lost. Pet. Cincinnati | Chicago bee Pittsbure ... CARDINALS .... Boston , adc , | New York and Visitation | Philadelphia ee | AMERICAN CLUB. Cleveland .. New York jhoston ‘‘nicago . en Washington . BROWNS .... Philadelphia .. Detroit . "See Church survivors in the the Parochial battle for the afternoon at The Rock The Teams, ~t ~ababa ees elimination LEAGUE. School cham- | games of League, will pionship, tomorrow Fairground Park, at 4 o'clock. victors will not only gain the title, but may be given a game with the Public School league race winners, for the Junior championship of the city. | The league started the season with | 20 teams, in five divisions of four | teams each. The Sheridan diamond for boys was used throughout and gave wonderful satisfaction, accord ing to the league promoters. The Shorter running and throwing dis- tances were in keeping with the physical powers of these minims. The champions of the league receive individual medals and a trophy, to be presented by the Dispatch. Rocks Heat Sacred ecHart. gZamne Sacred Yesterday’s Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cardinals 11, Chicago &. Other games postponed. rain. AMERICAN LEAGUPF. Browns 6, Cleveland 0. Chicago 4, Detroit 1. Otber games postponed, ratn. Today’s Schedule. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago at St. Loutls Pittsburg at Cincinnatl. New York at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEAGUE. (two games), will team ( Post- Browns at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago. Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Washington. was Hea rt last elimination Friday by the and the Rock Church teams. The tock Church proved to be the vic- |! tor, 5 to 1. The Sacred Hearts had | plenty of chances to score, but could the punch with men on base. The Rocks are above the ayv- erage size of players for this organi- | zation and gave a fine exhibition. | Murphy of the Sacred Hearts was the only pitcher during the league race to hold the enemy tin check, to the extent of five runs. The score: The _— endian College Baseball. Illinois 8S, Michigan 1. Western M. A, 6, Belleville 0. Pennsylvania 11, Carnegie Tech 1. Notre Dame 12, Purdue 11. Kansas 5, Ames 4, —— SOUTHERN LEAGUE. SACRED HEART, | Birmingham S8—6, Atlanta o0—1. Flatdesty os Oe “a eaumont ¢. Nashville 5—7, Chattanooga 2—0. “Millward 3! 1v oO : ns 8 I o Little Rock 12—3. Memphis 0——7, Smith ss o : : Jeracz'! 3b.: ° | Mobile 3, New Orleans 60. Oo Degnan ¢ a 0 gE ® Bowdern cef.! “ WESTERN LEAGUE. 4 eet “ = St. Joseph 7, Omaha 4. sche Joplin 6, Oklahoma City 6 Moines 7, Sioux City v. ROCK CHURCH, | AB.R.H.E an 2a %te —aenwe (> 22 oo %.o (| wtloew Gaffney Les This happened to Fohl on July 18, 1919, when he was leading the Cleve .| Three-base hit | Taylor. and | Duske, Kessler, Verdi, Larken, Londé Mantler, Gitt and Pollack. : | morrow. ‘in League ' attraction of the twin bill. Kansas Wins F; Jayhawkers Winning Run _ In the Ninth Inning, —~ . ee 3 LAWRENCE, Kan, June §. Kansas made it two straight b. winning over the Ames Aggies ve this afternoon, 5—4. lowa State piled up four scores before the Sas machine got into working but they came from behind, scoring three in the eighth and two in the — ninth. | “4 The Jayhawkers gave Slawson- ey, _ cellent support in the pinches e the Kansas captain, although wild gs times, steadied down and 4 hard when it was necessary, berger. was the hero from a } ts standpoint, clouting out two hits @” four times up. However, it wa” mained for “‘Dutch” Lonberg, : hawker third sacker to drive in the winning run with a scratch hit @ the ninth. a By winning Kansas took the Val. ley championship from Washington — University. + a | KANS 1| Wood 2b... v0 ‘Isenb'r j@. Murphy ss (Gray Ib Bunn oe eee Lonberg 3b.. Smith ef Coweglll Uhriaub Slawson BE Janda rf Finn ess Currie cf ..4 Vanderloo c.é4 Handley p..4 1 Totals ..37 4 a ~- : | Brie amueawe, vn wee Two-base hits Smith. Vanderloo, nn, Sacrifice hi piteh—-Handly. Hit by Slawson Rase on off Handly 3. Struck qahe Bon. Wild ball—Jandaw, . Ort Slawson 4, . By Handly 6. by Slawson 4 , ———E s ; WEBSTER BEATS GLASGOW IN PUBLIC SCHOOL TILT Webster defeated Glasgow, 15—I§ ~ in the final game played in Groupe of the Public School Baseball League — at Public School Field yesterday, The ~ winners made 13 hits and the losers” / nine. , Starred for the with three safeties winners. Webster used the following play- ers: Casey, Busby, Dugan, Steiner, Thurston, Simms, Brackett Tebbe. Glasgow had Andrews ("asey, ot + - : Tremaine to Fight Rosner, CLEVELAND, oO., June 6.—Call Tremaine, the Cleveland bantam” wetght, who recently scored victoria ‘over Frankie Mason and Pal Moor, ~ Johnny Rosner of New 10-round contest here t& The match will be staged © Park, the home of the Cleveland base ball club. will meet York ina queens nintineiis ° bs Millers Oppose Maxwells, | Today's schedule in the Missourk’ Illinois Trolley League brings the Ben Millers of St. Louis and the Maz. wells of Belleville. together tn the opening contest of a double header at Polo Park in East St. Louis, while the Tri-Cities of East St. Louts end the Wiles-Chipmans meet In the final — The Hast St. Louls club will meet the Belle ville Bs in Belleville, while the Dupo Hustlers travel to Collinsville to Totals ° 0 Totals 27 . l 1 2 4 3a clash with the Maroons. ——— Innings eo Sacred Heart .. 1 Rock Church cece | a a ae ee Scat Two-base hit—Smith Three-base hit—-My- ers. Stolen bases—-Sacred Heart &. Double piayv—-Gleason ‘unassisted) Rases on balis Off Dempsey 6, off Murphy 2. Struck out- Ry Dempsey 3. by T Umpires—-T. 0 ° GEARIN ALLOWS ONLY 3 ° HITS AND MEASUREGRAPHS | WIN FROM ADAMS, 16-2 The pitching feature in the (Com- mercial League of the Municipal Baseball Association yesterday was turned in by M. Gearin of the Meas.- | uregraphs, who defeated the Frank Adams, 16—2, yielding only three safeties, walking five and striking out 11 batters. Kaley, catcher for the winners, made five hits tn as many trips to the plate. In the other clashes, the leading Cupples, with six victories and no defeats, won from the Mallinckrodts, | 12—10, and the Kokens trounced the Union Electrics, 14—6. Standing of the teams: Club (“upples Tnions.. Kokens Measuregraphes... Mallinckrodts peoees eeee a AGM 6 tiinssc 2x ee } A 94 Se NaS Yesterday's scores: ‘ Innings— : > ¢ WEY YS Measurecraphs.... . : f aT MS Frank Adam.... ‘ . e F) | 7 way) 5 HAA Ae Mh at i: eye Batteries: Gearing and Kaley: Calligan Koupal and Schaefertng. °K Schaefering, Bom- J mer. Sheldon. Innings Niehaus, 5 in 1% innings: off Faeth, 6 ip Mallinckrodt 634 Innings: off Uhle. none in 1 Hit by pitcher—By Fa@&h (Williams). Struck out—By Shocker $1, by Faeth 3. Wild pitches—Niehaus 1, Faeth 1. Losing pitcher—Niehaus. Umptres—Morlarity and Connolly. Time—ih. 45m. a IGNITIONS RALLY AND inning. BEAT ASSEMBLY, 6-5 awERICAN LADY Rallies in the eighth and ninth in- | ning enabled the Ignitions to defeat the Starter Assemblys, —b5, in the feature game in the Wagner League vesterday. Ebinger on the hill loom the victors allowed seven hits and fanned 11. In the other game, the Service nine won from the Starter Machines, 15—4, Ryan giving the los- ers six safeties. Scores: Innings t12adgKRaAa? 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SPECIAL Piggott SsTvT8e98 ¢. fk. = 1002--612 4 802 x—-14 14 4 and Burns: Ru NINE WINS IN NINTH, 9-2 The American Lady team won the feature game in the Hamilton-Brown League of the Municipal Baseball As- Sociation yesterday, -putting on a Seven-run rally in the ninth Inning and defeating the Store nine, 9 to 2. Wolf of the winnérs alloweg six hits. In the other game, the American | Gents trounced the Sunlights, 1712 | The American Lady and Sunlight | teams with four victories and two de. tied for first place. The American Gents have won three and lost three, while Store has a 1-5 Men's Belts Men’s Billbooks .. 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Three 87 & The general p yesterday was, he that of the previ three carda of 89. the qualifving ro cards were turned tie at S7. Three mitted to qualify hat The cards of fyirg men were 3 ‘ 3 4 Two of the su nament were sup den of the &t. and Lawson W who delivered ly surprising f point, was the f erans of many té¢ Overall, L. «. Sar sen, to qualify. High School The most comgr ance of the day li-year-q boy, Ber tered from Wes in an 84. Wertha ful tee shot yeste fully as long as ers. He made tion om the scou future greats, The freakiest qualifving player trast afforded by turned in -by J. fonquin. Morr and came home of 12 strokes fo of holes. ff the 176 wh fo turn in carda, Players ‘could no in as cood as 10 The course Ww tion, and the perfect. The We Considered diffie 72. | . Har! Bock, ru | Wolff in last y Pionship, who h ‘the trip to Roe Trans-Mississips Shere, next Mond hight that he finish play in the Ship. Midland Valle Sunset fared abe Club in qualifvin Nehting chance Bockenkamp, J John Howman Kenney Ka “nd lord and GUIn, were the & Spective clubs. \ MANION PB ‘IN POOL DISTRI Pollowing th the Patrings fo tourne, firet re Right. pects wer Wood Club how Showing of the A total pot of $9 Y@rious stare “ue James Manto Uls Rosen. . bought by © My *0. boughr by (SRRamyp t40. hou Afrnur Stickney jnen cet Dinvers ; rTison $30. W ette Limberg Fon Watts Sis. “ar! Bock § 1 Ww. Bowman and the ficld to - the fir rrow, a number of be. Peted today. -of the School

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. EE ER NEE A i DR. ee eee. ee — pene +. ae Tie With 77 for | British Golf Course Mark; -SprintsFromBig | Training Hardto | Stake 2 r cot, = Sabusben| ae OVP LP AL es ; I ae es esl i i eee LowMedalScorel U.S. Amateurs Play Well ConferenceFields Retain Condition F°%2% snes sssmicar, or scrote ana op oo By Half a Length «Wm, ' ' | winner $6350. At post 4.14; off at 4.16. Start good for all but Upset; won I ¢ ly Three Players in District ) | per a | Qualifying Round Turn in American Open Champion Cables That England Is Keenly a Louis Boy Also Ties Big Ten! World’s Champion, Uncertain a as cee [ “mom OF ee OF Oe ee . : tity : ested in Coming Title Tilts r. W. Garth Boniface, After Losing Six — oe ae a Record, in Capturing 220 When He’ll Fight, Is Not |] STARTER Wit St. —*Gte Fin Jockey, _—S—sattings | Pay: , a Ch Ne a ee ee ———— | Lengths, Almo er- Cards | Against Invaders Kan., June 6 = Under 80. | Fj st f 2. , § F | Yard D h D © ° PAUL JONES (108) 1 15 13 18 76 13 (Schuttit : two straight by | | rst of Which Begins This Week. | we eteriorating. BONIFACE (115) 2 8 419 &% 42 ogi (sande Keay “e ~ ae | takes Vict 4 | EXTER'TOR (123 Ss 2 a memes A — a es victor. Ames Aggies here | KENNEY PLAYS FINE GAME. eS | | | treet "comm Sy ‘ty ‘hy Sh eae 5, 45, 1-3 | Eee gare ; rvAY 7 r — . o ' . sn a sas - - . {A ’ ) -S -§ “4 ' » Iowa State hag | B | ANN ARBOR, June 5.—Scoring in| FJT TO BATTLE ANY TIME! THeN'claP «ii, 2 og 33 4 aes “p trated of SP 1 . : alaeeecaeaiiama nisin ici ee See | - OS, OS, 5-10 | NE ‘ ine 6.— Pau ones... before Walter Hagen. 11 of the 16 events, the 1 nive r: ity P: o “ - - ‘ ‘ ~ a Extra Putts on Four Holes Spoil 4 f Illinoi , | aul Jones, breaking with the track, was all out at the end. Boniface | won the Suburban Handicap, a race™= to working orde United States Open Golf Chamovion. - nois team triumphed in the Titleholder Will N ran to outer rail, after rounding stretch turn, and closed with high t ‘ es r, His Chance for Medal . Sate : be ae eg: itlehoider YV1 ot Go Way of “oor tis . = eh turn | steeped in turf tradition at rain->* >m behind, scorin ng LONDON, June 5.—-The strong showing of America ¢ twentieth annual outdoor track and Pp | of speed. Exterminator shut off badly at five-eighths pole, closed gap Fy 1 golfers in practice | , ’ : mely. Upset. ; » slowly ‘ : mn ; : th and two in the : Honors. | over the courses near here leads me be bates thst they fers ; "¢ ; ©} rield championships of the Western redecessors for Want of Tak- gan > [ oem oe wogte y, tired after being rushed up in early running. soaked Belmont Park, today, just . : ’ 4 . * i _ to be wel] up in the amateur cham nsl Pn 2 ee See confereneée,.- on Ferry Field today, ing Care of Self. Wiidair 106, Cle n> = ‘Da ia fee en See joe raptor inantichres cori ~ ———— ‘ ‘ ) 4% . : i ? op 3 : i, « i ‘ » ’ } gave Slawson ex. or ' | which begins at Murfield, Scot! ipionship tournament of Great Brit ain,’ with 40 points, Michigan, although | | ns a Ais vid Harum 96. eee four weeks ago at Churchill Downs, | the pinches and James Manion of Midland Valley | Gerd co om next Tuesday. weakened through the loss of Capt. | | air) ae SSS | Louisville. although wild ar op bountey Club, and Roger Lord, the| Gardner made a fine 72 over the Walton Heath links, a few days ago, | Carl Johnson, in the dashes and hur-| By ROBERT EDGREN. 'Missour! Wom Per |. The on 6t ee ee wn and worked — Algonquin Club's golfing ace, set the while Nelson Whitney turned in a 74. Gardner then played St. George’s Hill | dies, landed second place with 30. | RT ee te oe er Penne CB. | an ewee aiser to to the front at the start, opened 1 } necessary Iser in 73, while W hitney tu Wisconsin fougat its way into the} (The New York World.) ' ened up : . alify rned in a 75: ar ls , pmeammary.. Ise A ace tn the aualifying round of the| i 7% while Whitney turned in a 7% at Addington Park. Gardner, in partic-/ third place with 25% points, white | 38k Dempsey is one champion| GolfChampionto Box Kramer; Must (0202 2072 poe erect . ° \ , > . ‘ ) ; : ae if out two hits jn ft. Louls Golf Association's annual dian g & Dall off the tee and is playing sound golf from end | Missouri, chiefly though the prow- | who never will be caught napping) frontgee all the pace and won driv- However, it re. championship tournament, yesterday | /ess of Jackson Scholz, who scored|when the time comes to defend Defend | it] H W Joniface in 2:09 3-6 for the mite n°? 7 | The 11 aniateure oy “prior Hogan Agromtany , ~ | tie ere el Boniface in 2:09 3-5 for the mite’ Lonberg, Jay. afternoon, on the links of the West- preren, tery | Travis was a dark horse in | P Bow d fourth, with 14%. | nis title I've seen them all for quite and a quarter | - to drive in the wood Country Club at Kirkwood last night for Scotland. Two or 1904,.in spite of the fact that he Loe a Tree Se SARURe: little while, and enh iia of tl bi | Three or four lengths back Exter 3 . e . . ’ « «« . ’ i J Cc Line , 34 7 - = Scratch hit in Bach had a card of 77. with Chris | three drew byes, and will not | had won our own championship with 3 oo, eanaie se title holders ever lived half as pete, Miss Carolyn Lee and Strong in Avoirdupois Will | minator .the favorite and & Kentweny : . compete in the first ror | wi | o ; ntl Derby winner himself, be "pset, — “ tee bes lla alia tata Howard Whitney f= a mo eae He was not consid- | Remaining point winners were: fully as this Dempsey lad. He loves Delegation From Kansas City | Not Exceed Two Pounds ‘the strong second choice 2 near eer om Washington 476 entrants able to finish under the + . |, @red Gangerous because of his | ‘otr "ebrask: 19a hard contes i is nue : | . nal ey fecretary of t Ss . | | ; Notre Dame and Nebraska, 10 a hard contest and is too much of a ’ _third money, whi R © mark. sarin gala a I 3 aw As | short driving; be he won, and |. Sis Piekine Se Perdue 6: Wane natural athlete and spnortsm: Due Next Week. in Bantam’s Favor. port pom pres ‘ae the KANSAS. The Sunset Hill reliable turned i: . orm Maj. jazlet, the | Since then golfers over here | ne sicago, «; Purdue, 6; Kansas | ™ nay Rte ie reaps a" yaks Dee | le P . wpe) tote amy 52 dsenb'r Lary 2 d é Raggio ‘on “ot % “td ag ites | tiem, | erin ei pe Alege, teat | respect on the links | Cornell, 3; Ohio, 2%; Indiana, 1, condition. - 1e last weekly tournament of the John “Pewee” Kaiser, the Jimmy 20,000 Sce Classic Run, urphy #8 .f% ree SS an our | ins, Who won the ~ . i mo . ce ; ellerive . ™ ‘ 8 on e a " . . : " _—— rfr.1 0096 on the green in the instances men- cans have none of the worst of | back. The tournament this sea- been decided. Wisconsin was dan- between. But Dempsey isn’t happy 7 ads s * 2 =e — -| Louis amateurs in skill, generalship | _ ee S Sere slippery ew 2 Oe tioned. the draw. _ son will hardly be as sensational gerous, but the showing of the Cali- | unless he can work every dav. | ‘uesday morning, starting at 9:30 and all-around efficiency, has been, track. Paul Jones added $6350 to 5 gi ptaly .- 38510 § As compared with the best work Hagen in Wonderful Form | as that one was with Ouimet., | fornia squad was a disappointment. | ,oce ict en wer yD: Hmm o'clock. The usual blind bogey event| matched to box the only local boy | his earnings of the Kentucky Derby, o O2 00-46% en oe. ee Showing of I played my firs . | Evans and Travers in line, to say j|rne coast team was weakened have just spent two hours watching; and a handicap flag tournament, | of his class with the slightest chance| While giving Ral Parr, his owner, }8. oo th : be 5 this year's leaders was excellent, 7 dn ta irst round over | t+ uae Ppt sh tt —— one | through the failure of Jack Mer him in a little club in Los Angeles, | a a prize for low gross score, will | to beat him—Mike Kramer, Western One of those thrills which come only nn rox . : an onglis Ds. remember rightly, the : ‘ “ " , . ' | feature 2 n y ay i in S wi ’ a A hie~wion considering that (¢ larence Wolff. 5 ? course at St. | late Fred Herreshoff ae ~ the chant, all-around star, who did not the Western A. C., and I find thar e ire the iorning’s play. | A. A. U. champion in the 108-pound with the winning of a race of this diy. Hit by pitched district champion, Stuart Stickney, George's Hill a day or two ago tourn: " , y mre B alifv the } ad HH a] the char These tournaments have been so | division. kind—one of those thrills which nd _ str von four times district title holder and and turned _ np Fe } oer oS POOR 6 Oe ne eo. Son ® also | the CHAMPION (00Re a5 At Tight Sew popular that the women's associa In order to clinch this feature. Many sportsmen have paid huge Vv . ruc out “ | ; , ‘ ' . . é ‘ , one ongrer than AnVenNe of the big failed to plac e JT) the shot-put, dis- as he did tw > wee . } .- "o a .F : ee " m Dena a os be . ay > , - d : : y8on 4. former | rans- Mississippi champion, stroke better than the rec ord j three liarold We be rwas anoth- cus and javelin. lie won the only Willard at Wohedin i eee _ one t HON is exper ting . line entry for the — Cornell, matchmaker for the ; oun in the hope of getting. . ——— Sterling Edmunds and other good | now held by Duncan. The fair- *r contestant and he was for first for the Californians. taking the ™} = i “ ray a yeas ago. state championship, which will Start National Sporting ( lub, had to use J. K. lL. Ross missed the joy of TS GLASGOW players were not competing. In the ways are baked out, which a eee 80 Stick i om hammer throw with a heavy of 150 aor aioe =, superfiuous fat on him. | the following week. his persuasive powers on Tommy/ Winning, just as he did one year ago, 1919 tourney six cards were under gives a long roll to the ball and longer than anyone of the Ameri-.. fe e. 7 mches a . | J aS Cc isnt a spot or a blemish on Thus far assurances have been re-| Bramell, Kaiser's adviser, to gain his by one of these bitter twists of fate, SCHOOL TILT $0 as compared With three yesterday some of the greens are tricky can party. a ‘a an a ' ; = skin. aa gg are full, round,;| ceived that Miss Carolyn Lee, the consent to a 110-pound weigh-in at Boniface was the best horse at the | : gua a 7 *s S ‘ravis’ rhe , ‘olverine Breaks Javelin Kecord., bulging, elastic. lis wai: S$ smal!,! Present State champion in the wom- | ; | weie >. : | Glasgow, 15—14, & while the low qualifying score of| but on the whole it is a fine | a Travis victory the | ;, | 3 ; eee fold of lo a ey wy ° — » | en's division, and Mrs. R. E haowehs : a : : | Wetents, and "water ee ee jlayed In Group H Roger Lord last season Was 73- ‘four | course. | sae Ot ge nt of the playing Hoffman of Michigan broke the the tne ‘. in 3 me ‘a 5 eat Fee ‘aan. runnerup lant { ene ty oad writ] Kramer battles in a class below | but he bolted to the extreme outside , Sc ano , re | ; a e. e : e chee ' iy accing — sae , ~aiser ‘hose laet :« ‘ " - 1 Baseball League strokes better than that of yester- | Jim Barnes was not quite up fone oo Pt yo ery A Me Porgy ‘only record when he heaved the po pe Dane 13 ee Preepealvers sage ul attend the championship here. ™ aoe er, whose last affair was in the rail at the turn for home, and lest ‘ 2 i * Tiec : , o- ‘iej ae ° : , “a : = r slid yesterday. The day's medal play. The 1919 tourney, to his best form, but he is hit- 1913 and surprised Asastainal be |javelin 172 feet 10 inches, beating | : a addition, Mrs. H, L. Harmon, Mrs. Ht. Pry eahegg i wae. given | Sereny 8 seen ee ee ite and the losers was held later in the year when all | ting a long ball off the tee. well as Englishmen by lastin his mark made in the trials yest: bn : In that little gymnasium Dempsey; L. Greenlease, and other Kansas out at that time that Kaiser weiched | haps more. Hie also lost the race, th three safeties the contestants were at their best. | Getting back to the amateur through to the se mifinals "Thie 'day by one foot three i ches. ye — mn _ — — ater enlace yea eae > ° Simms, Brackett yesterday was, however, better than| from the United States and w | had never done anything in our ee ee a | , | snow oft. esi. Kly tournaments here have | ‘The bout is set for Thursday, June| day, Boniface did the self-same ow had Andrews “i ; ‘ "« ( on own championship. Just to s} re Winning the 220-vard dash. and the Dempsey boxed a cou le of D Is 9 in Winning the one-mile re- yyore with Benny McCoy. ;: é, : 7ess ee een : ecora, . . . . : ‘ : “oa 0 aT y McCoy, anothe: Glen Echo Country Club held Same show is a heavyweight ama-)| Wilson, carried off the prize — he qualifving round. Yesterday 11 Jerome D. Travers and Fran- wonderful showin abroad, 1 lay. “ow Y¥ -@ ' :, a ate apa err . Sl te ~ . : = ; . . as were sal »d in fo c oer r cis Oulmet, have failed But the same seaeon, in tree Bhan a inal honors went to Schol New Torker, end with Leo Houck | mixed foursome event last Thursday | '®UF affair with George Mayes, West- Boniface Makes Game Bid. ight Rosner. ca gh C n ra qualityving what b ' ; a . championship. at Garde: Sie aeved a lOnOrS - 09 SCcne 4. and some other little fellows. He in which 18 couples took part. The ©F" A. A. U. title-holder, opposing | a > Suna Cf Cart tie at 87. Three of these were per- a as been done can be done failed to qualify ” es who is rated as one of the premier encouraged them to come in hard) event was.a handicap affair with Col.|Jimmy Murphy, a “find” of Tommy | Sande, who had the mount on ° ae mitted to qualify by drawing from a again. _{Cor yright. 1920) sprinters of the country. The St. and fight him, and he moved aroun! = A. Walker and Mrs. J. A. Corbett Bramell's. Mayes weighs 170 and _ Boniface, could not be blamed. As ‘ iis . “A? ed ik sin he ‘) ; “* . et ' rj t nw the irrize for r rro feet @ inches, asked one of the Nheaviest of the on-' in an 84. Ww erthan show ed it wonde . -. . : an . d uN I. imb al ; : . Sc hafly Vs S. Iw ver. ma le ah tow Bhan, > M hig ati iT) triaia, ‘ rore ) ] P _ , — ve . D. Naughton Jr. ifornia; Kennet fillmois. second: Wilson, Not even Fitzsimmons. No wonder to Philadelphia. where a bout with : ao o a Pp. J. Miller ...108 Walter Kossman . 85° “4 ‘at ler vs. R. R, Saffig. | Illinois, third; Higgins. Chicago, fourth; Willard went down.” Patsy Wallace has been tentatively of 12 strokes for the same number |.) Googwin 112 Eleworth Smith .. 87 F. EK. Newberry vs. M. B. Dwyer,| “stance. 150 feet 7 inches. | cepninmeih Cink: Gaeie BCACEVer) ‘of holes R. - . oeoawin 1#wo a ni o4 1 | Anderson vs. R Weil . ONE MILE R I, A) Won bv 1! nois Afic} Kid Vic ‘oy Helps pati 6 ‘ , iy matte r of p irse and r : J} DPD. Norton Jr..100 Sidney RBuach _ ww. FR : ae igan second: Notre Wame third; Miss saa percentage remains to be agreed on, . Of the 176 who started, 30 failed ; ! On . J. Romer vs. W. B. Boemer. fourth. Time, 3m. 21 4-55. (Ties Western rhe bag punching over, Dempsey Wekert an her ‘)] ms ’ ”. C. Rogers .... 8 J. J. Dorney ..... 9: 3 Seance Se hori é Tin : abv |. and Asher will depart next turn in cards, while a number of J. ¥. Schiafiy ... 98 W. A. Alexander. % ww r ‘ os “ _ a Bde + sgaaas pemmerenes rapees , om _ ners hee roughed around with McCoy, who’ Saturday. . og ) ’ e. . ’ ' ie Sas , ' . rs could not make the course a. Singer ...... 360 Bor. Ts. POGR 20.0: wa Dr L. Post va A. N Matin ve: | Emery. stripe in astonishingly good shape —_—_— o_____. > . Pal . . . i 4 : 4 - : Zac 0% e ; e nN. " . And: o "is onsin : ae ered wm 108. ae Pees So conane tee| .o W Bonnell ve. M. J. Isler PWeatbraok of Michigan. S ‘ete ue Mik. fOr @ veteran, and who hasn't for- RESOLUTE’S NEW MAST IS | 6 course was in splendid condi- | Gordon Scherck .10 Res «oe S J. H. Thompkins vs. S. C Na} i M f Wisconsin and Peterson of | p any +k ing . | ! s. S. . Nall. gan errick o nsin and 4 n of wpotten any of the tricks of using er ‘J. P. Clabaugh .. 86 T. Anderson .... 10) T r Bo ' ,; California tied for second, third and fourth R Mon, and the greens were almost K. W. Rock ag ©. FI. Mitchell ..100) 4 W. Schreiber vs. O. S. Tilton. at 12 feet. Height of winner, 12 ft. 3 in.. wrist or elbow. Then came a rough- EADY FOR NEXT TRIAL . ect. The Westwood links are not | Tr Werthan ee R4 G. a. Nall 104 ee a vs. N IX Baum. 220-YARD DASH Won by Scholz, Missouri; ing session with “Bull Montana " the BRISTOL R. 1l.. June § — The sloop dered difficult, and the par — ee (Ve es : tg fe Fe , ; jeliman va. Gordon Scherek. Masrsengale, Missouri, ' pecond Johnson, a ’ ‘ 6 bs ny Prag Resolute lav at ane hor tonight with : J. M. Mitchell .. 94 T. lL. Moriarity . wie sR. S. Elisman vs. Seymour Schiele. | Minnesota, third: Cook, Michigan, fourth. heay yweight wrestler, a great, powe r- ian meceihr dathaiiet’ teeta Mae = att + | ™m. W. Kersten ..1% Ed Stanard seve 6 RE OG ; : Time, 213-5s. (Ties conference 1 rd.) ful fellow with bulging muscles, shes ots “pe , , 7 . a re@- | eas Karl Bock, runner### f Clarence | 5° 4 Isaacs .... 97 J. H. Westbury. . 9 is HIGH ‘JUMP—Osborne, Illinois, and Ivey, crumpled ears, scarred head and face “ a Ba pleted and her decks ; . = n ed 0 first ind second iter . 4 , eare t a5 anno ee Se , , volrt in last years district cham- R. FE. Callahan .. 86 H. R. Weisels 1% ENTUCKY JOCKEY CLUB Mich oom, “thir on Shideck« r Ohio Bean and neck like a pillar. They say leave tome Dhar ‘ ; New " os Mig =n. hip, who had intended to make RnR. N. Stubbs 91 A, HW. MecCreery.. % and Wilt ns " Missourt tied for fourth, When Bull puts on a collar he buttons salon dis serpaayingie deed vs sew purs, tO re- ' : - . . “eee s 4 ns, * bs Bs ; . ; 7) : - slume thea ‘ ! Aca - ° trip to Rock Island for the 8 R. Howe ..... 114 A. &. Eiseman ... 06) SUED BY MAN EJECTED | Height, 6 tt the ends together in front and drops Monday trial races with the Vanitie ">| » - ‘1 &S0-YARD RYT’ W. -™ on by Mee hs if, NN wre it a\ er } is hes a into >] " . = J * Mississippi qualifying round /H. &. Giiman ... 8? EB VL. Blackmer.. 0! FROM LE TR Al ni Not a place. re, next Monday, eee paat |W. To Bremer... eee ee ee 4 on soe bamagamtdal aby CK Hlincla, third: Nash. Wisconsin, fourth,| Dempsey could cut loose with Bull —er that h would remain and |O, 8. Marx ..... 121 B. P. Goodwin .. 4 - 0 etl “, Ky. June 5.—The Time, im. 54 1-5s. Montana, and he did They moved Triple A Directors Named. ° 'O. Il. Dixon ..... 23 &. PD. Conant .... 54 entucky Jockey Club was made de- na and pushed and roughed around, Bul! e ; ' ; play in the district champlion- : . R5 ~w Pp. lw yer a Wa fendant in a suit for $10.000 dama ea EKoing in head down and Dem psey's At . ire eting he d yess trday direc. /D. 3. Lyons «+... N. | ses. KOLEMAINEN, WINNER OF §. D8eY'S | tors for the St, Loula Amat m filed here last evening by George F. ’ thick hands turning and twisting and eS souls Amateur Ath- letic Association for the ensuing 12 M. Watts .... 80 L. Cates «-s-+s- . ' faa @ Ed Rother «+++: m | Florea, a New York traveling sales- MARATHON, IS INELIGIBLE shoving him le- header) wi t’ s peci ic) es. & J71c ases; values *35c Mary Garden Talcum, tins... .32c NEW STYLE PACKAGE nm Wishes He Could Fight Often. Pollowing the announcement of | ond, and John Tuomikosk!i of the lands: Fa und, No 4 Gibbons-Lehnes Pairings for tie District Golf man (86). , SENIORS “Qee” & hey first round match play, last B. F, Goodwin (84) vs. B. T. Wood Immanuel M. EF. 4. Third Raptist 3 Quincy (Mass.) Athletic Club, third Gee.” said Jack when he was vs. Shultz Belting t. pools were sold at the West- | (86). ; x ' Northminster Pres. 11. Sidmes on. Pree Ff The next seven men to finish after through, “I wish [ had a bout on to- Al TOMOBH rE “LEAGUI double-head . s. FE. V. Weakly . oe. & , ‘o)] ers)-—-Shern Park. N ac) esino oap, c to ue house on the probable. Karl Bock (84) vs. FB. \. ppievlewood Cong, 11, King’s Highway | Tuomikoski were as follows: Wil- night! I'm longing to get into the Qo) — gt A. Packard ve % ? nt. oie ae 9 $5.00 Ng of the various candidates. (87). | es, _ liam Wick, Quincey, Mass.; Jack ; Cadillac; Sherman Park, No. 2, Tate-G1!! . | . , West Park Bap. 25. West Pres. 5 : . . ring. It's been a lon time since I ham va. Beck & Corbett mpe ce Ww 39c 0 12.00 pot of $925 resulted, with the W. R. Orthwein (81) vs. D. J. Lyons, gt jonn's Evang. 17. Union ME ° Weber of Pittsburg; William Kyron-| | ; ue 7 , " EMPIRE LEAGUE (doubd! ws ian a Po of. ee, 8 stars quoted os follows: | (85). | Maplewoog M. FE. 14. Euclid Baptist 5 en, Brooklyn: Charles Mellor, Chi- had a fight. I can't get back to box- Toreat — ke fn ps ar headers)- *50c Dorin’ Bru tt R 42c - ee ¥ ~ afl ° » : - . . ar , ). ‘. : XN . : , - 4) 12.00 es Manion $100, bought b) Chris Kenney (78) vs. R. Bocken- eee Ph cn Vig ts ~~ _ : eago; Edwin White, New York; Hugo ing soon enough to suit me Pigh ve. Trpos: Perens Park hk. 11. Peds. con . me _ Guge sil oo, peal Rosen; Christian Kenney $90.' kamp (84). . / Hirst United Pres. 6, Hamilton Av. Chris-| Kauppineu, Finnish A. C., and Cliff ing is the greatest sport in the world. Manufacturing 9 vs Vrendergaste; THE PRICES ARE OUR MONDAY SPECIAL PRICES . K.OS6S- | tian 4. | Mitchell of St. Christopher. I love it Forest Park, No, 12, Hv Tex va Winter : y | Flere NOTE—AI! © articles require a tax of Ic on each S5e or fraction. mat by C. H. Lorenz; Roger Lord 8. L. Jurden (80) vs. Walter ‘Carondelet M. E. 10, Bethany Evang. 9 ts The race was one of the tryouts) “Yes, I hear Kearns has matched| go¢7yy sIDE LEAGUE—Cerondelet Please include this as well as postage on all mail ordera Excess » bought by F. Arnold; Dick Bock- | man (85). | First Pres, 13, Lata | yette Park Pres. 11. 1p $60, bought by EK. Levis. and - J. Moss (83) V8. Be Be Clabaugh (1g innings). for the American Olympic team. but me for a bout. I haven't heard from Par! No 1M , ; ni Ur Stickney $45, bought by L.| (86). ; Cont Svangeiies! * Enel e Ch ." “ Kolehmainen, born in Finland, is in-. him. No, I don’t care who it is— nin iol af “oo : Re leet postage promptly seturmen, ' Bernard Werthan (84) vs. T. L. entenary %, Christ Church 2. eligible to represent the United Fulton o ‘hody wh , ae ee ee he be, e | JUNIORS. ae ot gg Ret 7 Fulton or anybody who can fight sourn smIDE SODALITY Carondelet The er players sold as follows: J, W. Morarity (86.) - Wagoner Place M. B. 5. Shaw Ave M. States. Organ, a half mile behird = guits me. Jack's coming back next Sack No. 2. Our Lede of forrew sire on L $30; Walter Kossman 825, | FE. Stanard (87) va. Sidney Busch | ; Church of Redeemer 9. Sidney St. Pr Kolehmainen, covered the distance in week, and I suppose he'll tell me) Peter and P 1: Cagendelet Park. we * imberg $25. & Jurden $20. (87). | Winnebago Pres. 12, Zion Evang 3. 2:51:06 1-5 and probably will be con- = then I leave all that to him. If I | St_‘* ' SS Mary and Josephs . Watts $15. Andy McCreey| 8&8 D. Conant (84) vs. R. E. Calla- | Dr. Fry Memorial % Richmond Hts®/ sidered by the American Olympe had my way I'd box every week. ped ‘Park, Holy Pumily ve. Wt. Agnes i Pres. 7 > : . Lemps« Park. Assumption va. & Bontface Bock $10, A. S. Martin $8. han (86) | Oak Hill Pres. 9. Greely Mem. 2. | Committee tn the selection of run-| That's the tough thing about being NORTH SIDE SODALITY «double T wman $5. Cc. C, Pangman. c F. Wescot (83) vs. A. S. Martin Firet Curlers ie hw as M. E. 5. | ners, cham pion—a fellow can't get 80 Many §peader) -—O'Falion Park Ne 1. Hels Tris DRUG iw) ORES the field $20. | (86), a Pres. 4 Kinn’s Highway | Kolehmainen used a steady gait bouts. I'4 rather fight 106 bouts for ity vs 8S Michas ; ys Perpet ia] Helo 5 es) . the firat round is scheduled | EK. Limberg (81) vs. A. MeCreery| no 2 4 ' . —_ permitted the others to keep the’ $1900 each than get $1000 for one ** Holy Name 15 live 7th and Locust 614 Washington WwW, but it is probable that | (85). | West Park Ran. oe eres of _Agcensies 4.; lead in the twenty-fifth mile whien! fight. I used to fight once or twice HOLY NAME JUNIOR—O'Fallon Park 5600 Del , of matches will be com- Roger Lord (77) vs. Edwin Levis| [in Hichway No. 18. Boyle Center gi Me passed Organ after which he a week. Those were the happy daya!™ | Yor, .* andi. team in oe Church and Be : : ; : Mt. Auburn M. E. 5, Frieden Evang. 2. quickened his pace. ‘ Imagine that—from a champion! jo is, BR urch and St today. (84). (

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EE RDI E AOI a PT as » + —--. ie. as oe mam A es we . .? ‘Consumers lenty | Unrest was noticeable in) | River to be slate viser to the St. | the proposed ,ing | proposed schedule. roads should be psychology for shorter , used in St RAILROADS 10 SEEK ADVANCE IN CUAL FAMOUS PLAYERS RATES 10 ST. LOUIS Schedule to Be Presented at Injunction Sought to Restrain Washington Tomorrow. Provides for an Increase of | 224 Cents a Ton. ENTIRE BELLEVILLE ' ; ; | ; ' DISTRICT AFFECTED mous Players Company Here Greatly Concerned Because Re- tailers Already Have An- nounced Prices Are Going Up. The railroads, tn their quest for $1.017,900,000 additional increased freight rates, will to the Interstate Commerce rate revenue, through suggest Commission at the hearing which ts to be resumed in Washington tomorrow a plan of in- creasing rates for hauling soft coal advanced from the Belleville district to St. Loufs and from the nois field to Chicago. Proposed increases In rates from mines in Illinois and Indiana to other destinations in Western Trunk line territory also will be sub- mitted. Average % tien | Percentage of | Increase, ' Belleville ee ne | Bt. Louis. 22 3210 $1.55 61.95 25 iPer ton.) 12,.0C Vo S © > > Mele j—“hicago.. Note: Rates on coal to St. are based on a differential of 20 cents per ton over’last St. Louls. Rates on coal to the west bank of the increased 24 per cent. Operators Advancing Prices, Recently it was announced that Southern Illi-. The comparative table of | rates to St. Louis and Chicago are/| taken from the general plan as fol- | | lows: P outs | The SUE KOPLARS IN Defendants From Interfer- | ' went ,get control ing With Management of Arco House. A controversy over ownership and ‘control of ten moving picture the- Louis between the Fa- of Missouri interests led aters in St. and the Harry Koplar to the filing of a suit yesterday by the former company to enjoin hop- lar and others from interfering with its management of one of them, the Arco Theater, 4011 Manchester ave- nue. Judge Davis issued a tempo- rary restraining order and set the case for hearing on next Thursday. defendants are Harry Koplar, Koplar, Nat C. Koplar, all of the Greater Amusement Company; Police Lieut. McKenna, Police Sergt. (eorge J. Brennan, Matthew Be Walsh, manager of the Arco, and George Carico, watchman there, whom the police placed in charge Friday night after going to the the- ater to quell a disturbance between Sol E. the Koplars on one side and a rep- resentative of the Famous Players _Company on the other. lar interests sold with ‘houses, to the Famous Players Com-_ |pany last March and that the latter ‘concern took possession March li. ROW OVER THEATER 'men ‘that the |property 'in the deal. He The petition alleges that the Kop- the Arco, along motion picture | nine other The sale was under a contract by which the purchase money was to be paid at stated intervals and the con- tract has been faithfully lived up to, according to Frederick L. Cornwall, president of the company. of $64,000 was the consideration for the Arco, he said. On Friday night, it sentatives of the Koplar to the Arco and of the theater. disturbance which followed ejected represenfatives Famous Players Company, it leged. The police placed Carico, the watchman, in charge. Matthew J. Walsh, the manager, is named as a is said, repre- In the police- of the | defendant because he is aligned with the Koplars, it was explained by counsel! for the plaintiff A. M. Irumberg, attorney for the Greater Amusement Company, nied to a Post-Dispatch reporter that the Famous Players Company has | carried out its contract. He said money was to be paid on or before May 10, and that his client | had not receitved “one cent in a deal involving $1,640,.000,"’ which, he said, was the price for the ten theaters. According to Frumberg, the action in the A-sc°o matter is the forerun- ner in an attempt by the Koplar in- terests to recover all of the theaters Said that Cornwall's company has been operating these theaters since March 17. Tomorrow | the Koplars will file suit to enjoin | in favor of ‘tion, which | Shane, The sum | , the interests | attempted to! ' pro de- | i } | } ‘continuing in control, $12,533 CLAIM OF MULLIGAN IS ASSIGNED TO HIS COUNSEL Noted Teacher of French ¢ Wales Post, Vincent McShane I-xpects to Realize By the Associated Preas, $500 on Account From Man. Convicted of Forgery. An allowance claim of $12,533. 09 | Charles GQ. against the County Sales is in bankruptcy, assigned to his lawyer, Vincent Mc- before Referee in Coles yesterday. who was and Corpora- ruptcy Mulligan, company broker, recently Missouri penitentiary president of also a bills of lading for cotton amounting ,to $160,000. His claim against the sales com- | ; 'Ppany was based on money he S al-| time to McShane vanced the concern from time to pay current bills. said that it was assigned to him to} compensate him for legal services to | not be. Mulligan, and that he will CARDIFF, Wales, May | Mail. )}— Morgan Watkins, Mulligan | was | sity Bank- | cotton | was sent to the | for five years. after pleading guilty to a forgery of | ad- | able to realize more than $500 on it. have been paid lived at other claims rata. Mulligan Maple avenue. after a ee — -_—- ee eee -_— — ——— —— the Famous Players Company from Frumberg said. The theaters besides the Arco are the Kings, Pershing, Shenandoah, Juniata, Novelty, Lafayette, Gravols, Cherokee and Royal. In the Famous Players’ petition it is alleged that the contract specified that the three Koplars were to be employed by the plaintiff, Harry Koplar at $7500 a year and the oth ‘ers at $5500 each, and they have been receiving this compensation. Cornwall appears as co-plaintiff in the sult. 6128 | years ago, was working as in his native village of Swansea Valley, has been = professor of French at the ® College at South W Prof. Watkins at present ¢ eo the French chair at Je University, and is one of the be known British-French schol + Removal — Announce Luyties’ Homecopt| Pharma Formerly 709 Locust Now at 913 Locust Downtown Branch o Luyties’ Pharmacal Co, WAVAAAAAAAAAAAA This is the Secret of Hudson Supremacy The Super-Six Motor Is Exclusive points west of | Mississippi | retail coal prices would be advanced | on account of alleged overcharging | on the part of the operators in the | standard field. In the last few days the operators | have been pushing up thetr prices, demanding as much as $4. and .$4.50 to $5 nut. The retailers so far have been sell- | purchased before | the | ing from stocks the operators began increasing price. As soon as the old stocks are exhausted they say they will have to | adjust their retail prices to the new prices of the operators. The increased in all probability be allowed by the Interstate Commerce Commission, according to P. W. Coyle, commiissioner of the (‘ommerce, because the meet the costs, interest revenue Is necessary to present basis of wages, and a sum for dividends and im.- provements. ‘The new transportation act, Coyle said, turn on two-year period cent. at 56% and 6 The Chamber of Commerce, Coyle | forwarded to the Inter. Commerce Commission said, has lution power to assist the railroads in im.- proving their freight-hauling facill- ties. Interested in Differentials. The coal operators are not in- terested in the plan to increase the coal hauling rates only to such ex- tent as it might possibly fect on coal from the various groups; for example, to East St. Louls thé rates on coal from the Belleville dis- trict are 15 cents per ton under the rates from the Southern Illinois fleld. To other points there are dif- ferentials of a similar nature in ef- fect as between the different coal flelds, and it is understood the coal operators will make an effort to have these differentials protected. Kk. J. Wallace, former official ad- Louis Fuel Commis- expressed surprise when told of increase in coal haul- rates. He said that the coal dealers had not been apprised of the He said the made of charging higher hauls lie added than 80 per cent of the Louis comes from Belleville district The interests of St. Louls and Fast sion, rates that more coal St. Louis manufacturers will be rep- | resented in Washington by R. W. Ropiequet and William LE. Rosen- baum of the St. trict Freight Traffic Bure au. | WIFE WANTS $I 500 RING BACK Suit for Separate hitihieesine c ioe! Husband Took It. Mrs. Mary A. Alt yesterday filed a separate maintenance § suit against Albert A. Ait of 5211 Maffitt ave. nue. She asks for $75 a month for her support and that Ait be return a $1500 engagement Which he gave her and took The petition says Alt is-a mail clerk at a salary of month, They were married Mgy 31, and separated April 20 last. railway wifes from their homa. 1919, | 50 a ton | _for screenings, $4 to $5 for mine run for lump, egg and | railroad rates will | traffic | Chamber of | railroads | have represented that the Increased | fixes the rate of re. | railroad valuations for a per | a reso- | urging that it do all in its| interfere | ‘with the present differentials in ef- rail- | to explain the | the | Louis Eastern Dis- | made to ring | back, | $174 a at which | time, the petition sats, Alt drove his The Super-Stx performs its duties with such reliance and ease, one is apt to overlook the causes for its supremacy. Drivers and passengers of a Hudson are seldom conscious that there is any- thing mechanical in its smooth transportation. It never obtrudes its mechanism. So, from time to time, it is necessary to callattention to the Super-Six motor and its exclusive patented principle, which accounts for this fact This Is What It Does Judge how complete is its advantage. Merely to think of the way thousands of Hudsons, year after year, are giving uninterrupted and economical service inspires the confidence owners have in the Super-Six. Auh tii Such performance depends upon more than good workmanship and good materials. those qualities. Other cars possess But they differ in this. Forces which cause early motor destruction are converted to the useful agency of propelling the car. Vibra- tion is practically annulled. The smoothness that results is not only appreciated in riding ease, but it means absence of strain and friction that con- serves years to the life of the car. It means freedom from fatigue to passengers. It explains why the Hudson rides so pleasingly and endures so long against the hardest service. That is Why no Car Has Ever Rivalled Hadson’s Records It will be years before we can know the final limit of Hudson endurance. But already it is evident that endur- ance is doubled through this exclusive principle. More than 100,000 cars in service and nearly five years exper- ience reveal the character of Super-Six endurance. The proof is also shown in Hudson’s unequalled records for speed, hill- climbing, and acceleration. They cover the field. Can there be any ques- tion of its supremacy in these respects. Also a Leader in Beauty If it had no other appeal than its distinctive beauty, the Super-Six would hold high position. That is rec- ognized in the way Hudson has set motor car styles. Its exclusiveness in that respect is maintained by creation and advancement. Others can always be just behind its mode. But with its motor there can be noimitation. There it holds a monopoly. Strive as they may to accomplish the same results, no one has as yet by official proof shown that any motor equal or satisfactorily Supplants the Super-Six in thos? qualities for which it is famed Hudson-Frampton Motor Car Company Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars Locust, Lindell and Leonard (3079A) WWW OVA Building Bong... C + oo 10 Gi Automob Goods Whole Mentic ONE F OF Mercanti Plan C Block Hotel. By AY cordin ” ternity., new on the cal comroecrcial cifically, the tablishment by two of and rubber country, the industrial ee road, and th boulevard, 4 Railway. A erect a bull block in the ern Hotel, & wholesale d Newotiatlo etace where to discle cerns, howe The aites U tmproveme clude a tract side of Natu the plant b northweet ¢ road and U (ieneral Mo cently acqul Company, of is president retary. Offeres This is th Natural rid eral Motors offered to D able for an big scale, J. commis*ione Com pany. Detroit, the automobile atance of 6 thie ts ment alfty In this are negotia Ratliway Ags connections without whi gible for 1 large plane. The othe tng echedule an extensiv south side vard. betwe Sarah stree owned by a Royle ta pre secretary, h Wabash Ral in a district up with hi cerns The mentiornad tract sa a née Big Dow A large 8 eart corner street, ia sa wholesale d Five buildin Opposite th block, bougl John F. @ Monsanto C advertising Papers wit s0Ome laree RnR centrally Fifforts have atood, to } Mever Hro sald. ia seek There hav vaneed for Southern H s'one and « proof to th eUrance ha The most P templates | tion for ¢€ other as a turers’ Raf) heuser-Hu which, it for enlarg! South St, ing to realt Three-F The We fo. ahnoun family apar MONT, ELD | the Drann Reid. repr Rakewel! veVeral vear Fach apart

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u SUNDAY, a . JUNE 6, 1929. Fs, ——"- 3328 post. DISPATCM es 1000 AP APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HO in e ‘ao = a ——== == “CITY REAL ESTATE FOR rer CITY REAL “ESTATE FOR SALE ) SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR: cineeniiimecteeiiiieall wee : ' . — vie a a : — + eee ee = — == -5 = = = = —— — ———— — ——= —= —- , ~) CITY REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE ————— - -——--e-- -- = ——- -~—- = oe i —_— - _—_— ee - ———— - ee ee —=——-— A au ahd FLATS— —APARTM:’ TS _FLATS AND APT’ ‘S WANTED | =. ‘er ’ oe Ww " tees LAT Wtd.—Three-room modern, centrally 'r in apy EST r aes : located or west. Siw rew ard if rented. mins ; oe ; 7 (C= o %, 8748—2-room furnished apartments, et = : - yr ght housekeeping Kl Tovar Hoteil.' FLAT Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms y Soe . ‘before PAG 505%—Furnished 5 rgeme and re- | and preferred pe Sere oi; N () P 3 A fe K E; I K EK M i) ~ P ¥ A C BK m hal! reasonable io . > ee 7 — , Sid 1 4 rooms and bath, @) ectric; Tas Bi. b5xx- ~ —— Be gg Bagg 0 | Moo pa ourh § R... ae: 2 adults; $25 per | Siw.8 Cabany 6787) + | SURNIMMED APARTMENT Near Delmas | | Pmt —_—? agg os ] a « Hae a: rd De Ra Mand - reome or more o; m o . . } fj ] ] ye Pieter U ‘ . ‘oat spa ce 8 area ' ’ . ‘ ; . ‘ = ‘ . . . ‘ > . » , ecko tonaer: BSiee__ ©) | FAT Wid. —3 rooms and bath; South st. || For three reasons Ames Place is without a competitor in the flek he eaants Apariments)—o Louls; gas or electric Phone Grand. orem Ghelency; 3 feoes, S-room! poirM. 1) | fl , ° | * S. BUTI Ite S S8 ~s. t4.-0r cottnge, 3 of 4 rooms, mot. é, > AY | \ : . | | rereity 1 | S anes) S20 eames, avarmens 7pm) semi coupia, By July 1; reward. Box 1-1) hood just north of Washington University. ica Four reoms an { bath, hard- OREgN E. & RG. SCOTT, So Chestnut . ‘oe ~ by Young couple. bongs pa : ; s | : : | ‘ ‘ Fi 5 Reoarina aay.” | MSE Wa asaoasie i sons TE SECON D—No other lots are for sale in such hand- n North St Ou1S Tres ent No y: room cleneyv th ; west or warthwest swe y a ° ‘ . ! } Bic) de, larke windows; very at- The OS2A Sz 2 Pe a somely improved and wel] restricted surroundings. . ww ny | i nl —— | Sas ely furn | —pmdeiaae cand Mel; ref- =~ ee wy ~ er rest: ry i ~aane: south or . ii ' ° REON tb & K & BOO TT, ehlel Chest nut st. : ; ont! adults; about Juiy 15 Box | ‘o en e + eat e 5 - -" . -_ % ‘ © } its wc ‘BiDale, convenient to --+ - . " —y mesth | HIRD—No other lots are for sale with equal geitliemen a »preciatin home | FLAT Wta.- iers room, or residen : ONVETlENCEs ; “refered oa. Tel- {| Side preferred adults; reward Grand Bea sa ae itis A. isk. et i | access To eltv and countv boulevards and car lines. : ae Md A _ Wag. _— baa ern roo” furnished ; , Ay y oS Tie, = K. 1006 Ange lea; || ) LNIOM, 414 N intthed daaciaaee dane | nerd ee ee ownstairs 20 until Os ta z ae, rt Gant Gees eet” Doar Nvery eae ee «© Place or l has profited by it and there re SE. | wee evar uvery purchaser of Ames Place ground has profited by 1t and ther NITION, 1350 2d floor mw run, 6 ro om Apart = - ————— ment, s mMmpletely furnished. ahort or long | PLAT wkd 4 y . ee fiat or oes > > erty (‘all S ‘ m™© 2 ti ’ amiuy ' 2 adults Bouth Side preterre: . . ’ . . a —undey from 6 fo 6 Fm te) | raul se01R. : © | are only a tew lots left. Used Bi... G1 t mtil Sept 1. 7 row m ' “4 e VW se every ‘ nm ‘ Wid - $10 ‘for information lea iing to , | gulag rea: riouking Washington i. o nia eR Rm 4 flat; North Bide. .P. | e e . 70: also orn i’ ney at artment or : ‘f- i asin eis ok ~ . . . . - arg — ) °C ; . -\" " 1] AV ~ i en neers grenicpn reauired, Worest 27°. all ag a ee mere Our sales representative is at Pershing and Pennsylvania avenues | |F al out. V t eC i@a Ing ea WasiftNa? PON BL... 4a08%—-2-rooim apart. Weet End 202, Post a ite only; re- . nen beautifully furnished, complete, ward. bso on owt ispat: cc? | ~~ tr ; ‘ a . ~ modem; doctor + home. — — Pear Wd. Upper, or apartment: 6 or 7 every Sunday alte. hook. w SIANGTON in... STOR 1100 Unive rvity | prem south or weet; adults; good refer- nN Nl SC e are ] e aftiment) Completely Curniqne !, b-roow | Sidney S245W (Oa) a a a othe leheya, & monte or longer , Wea 43 reward for 3% rooms, bath (ok ea = n=, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, Agent this section of the - RASS EES SEATS ORS Tr cpp eee he Ran es at! oy tnive ' Apart@ rt WASHINGION HL Sr, ‘luv. University | a> Rant OF eo So SN 4 Apatiment)—Completely Curniehed, o-reom > 1 - 1 ’ >’ Pp Ab Oa Ab PD ry ‘ rrrn YT ry ; ‘Try SiS URNA HERE Wu oe $59,_Bost-Diepetce, _ ——- | HOUSE Wtd._-3 or 6 rooms, bath, south, | | WS PPA) A) AV iIEN LOT IS W U H | N Hk CIF r @a) , ' « oO reward & . wes os . , ‘ . " 4 ry’ “ ryvce we yar ee : i. ‘ = . , . fs Fu snished Waterman June 1% oF later. Box M40. Post-Dispatch, | MUUSE OK PLAT Wtd Permanent tenant, | Suitable for LIGHT MANUFACTURING. LIMITS. giving vou the advantage of all city improve ‘ o { ‘ ; ‘ Simmail:; voung co ne: iocation — Dek ; ~ ; ~- - ‘ . " . "e ba 4 = I EE HOUSE OR FLAT Wtd.-6 rooms or more; reight and passenger elevator. Heat furnished. ments and protection. ; pAV Ap breme! nit ST Wia. jai 8 roome and bat! 7: PO v or @ o~ | or past- \q ) » oon bath. io | ment: adulis. Box T-889. Pos SIZE 75x12 VORTH-POINTE 18S TO BE A. SECTION: FOR a “ erman ar rev ’ ' ' St ouis ot ove SD bea i) ve ~te inhod ; | Do wn = 4 | A et Diapate: ; r em Sk Wit J roilat, miu t be bargain price . See! aed wr | Tinonl Wis 5 ct mee oF auburbe, | | lor infomnation apply to ! HOMES —Vyou lo not have to WAIT for the property to be under construction. an ' , , , BENEAL ! rSscHti ry RR ; crn n;,; Bou eIUe, Rome NEAL M-TA ! ‘ OT Hickor pr = 4 , fone, SN Breen. 'F AT \ : , rooms: modern; by July |, if i : \ ests | ae nasi a3 | gf ire. WY F . y $ 4 NORTH | if. pau ts only: rent 480, n Phone ‘Lindel! | ; SEM d = F yr ae, maga. or flat: CORNET Ay ZEIBIG iit up—Trow S Ol ' house iS Are alre ady A fern él 280A N ara Lindell Baeta eb "e000 to “4500. hat wee ing rooms; vi a or |fo Wee ae en greeny | 719 Chestnut Street \] \ \ \ \| ( yk > TT ¢ Mv RS \\V | F l, B Io STA RTE D) I M M 1D ” - D A eauliful S-room: good | (jrand 24gvw., Va ic)! f | low r it ‘bs July l: ; mont) Te t | Z Jali siinll ’ es . at RE wand in_advance. Grand “1th | enneersarmmese — : —— a DIATELY. and as every building enhances the value of the relieehborhed: southweet cornet 84.00 gc and "LAT _— — a desires +8 8 at) ree | Lineoin: entrance on Linooin, $inr Week. ! uth preferred. Call Olive be alter p t s2., rewar for 12 to 1 noon c— - : ° — snes , ° a s . ve wie. pr _ p= : ; or write Hox BR-130, Poet-Wispatc! , Lae Ju) 1% rom ris riyteenr nf — . > m ’ ry a ," ) nal ) 4 % ) i roomy. fwih ail conveniences ero ‘LAT ) or & rooms, near parochial | ‘rand 47 ad pace propel a? | I] Is I A R LY Bl \ hy R \\ | l, L, R Ie ~-—— . hoo ; d; possession June 24. V. d SE Wtd.—S or 6-room. hou to leas — / "4 ' ~ ’ me Bs hb 4 ee iotcrs a-recm ferniahed | ,°m00l; few eo; | HOUSE Wtd— or @room house to lease, 7500 S Feet F] ~ | VAD NDSOME PROFIT ON HIS INVEST- aly nn ore ram ligh Tate, . _- o— : - . a - —_ : ; ; ' : a pues vant 4 4 . ‘ ; s * + \ . - 4’ Bae 1 .. a. a “ey ’ ot _~* oat grag | rLAT “ti Four or five room upyjer fiat: ™M pIew 000 Mo mee { ) Q. Ae OO} space A Ly A, | 4 A a \ | i | > wry! aduli# only; reatonabie rent a r 44 oy io re iy f Ph gay > or > td i; rooms, or o tn } \I I. 30K U- t : Pr 4 t: 6 or “OW * — ° ? . , . m.. Atle SPRING, Ou N Lhree rooms, Ras, , ’ mn south wide call (;rand S14W or F. J. om VE . . 4 ved 1) fern , i u us re f Sixteenth and Locust STs. an I) IS propert \V has splendid cf ] ePeET ‘aT Se] \ ice, fi na lth ad a . “ lerle or Urdnance Teo) Mig. Co., Tylet | nees! Ju +. perv Te . P “ ° . ° 7 . ~ steers ne | RL ate To rent, Betoom, fiat, or Dose, | over, store: to rent: 3 tp 7 roomes by re Fine } 530x150 I dition. interurban train service to Main and Olive sts., In a : with garage; in good location; will | take onsibie husines a: milly of 3 @du ‘ine fight corner; space oUXIyo if ‘ireproof, sprinkler ° . ' - ‘ ic? AMARTMENT Wta Unfurnished, 4 rooms lease amily 4 adults: can give best of ref hone ct -: (oF) > Minaryem aie , pans ’ . . ° ¢ " nore P . YA Ss 5 Juliv' 1, by couple rh ne Cabany lian erancen. Morest 18 (i RESTIOBN« d 0 or rao :: — steam heat and ele) aLOrs, \\ 1! lease i ' years; reasonable rental. thin L\ miMules, fol . Jt bare P ( ull s Ou be cul thi APARTMENT Wta-—6 7 rooms: good | FLAT Wii.—-Or apartment; 4 roome and sun | orn; pend toc ty A prereraniy Weet Bnd - bi 271 ; T} ke pre-| by responsible family of adults; witl pas \ WONDERFUL PLACE TO BUY—A BEAUTIFUL . Whom hil y preferably Wes End; by re-; perch: South Side or pene Forest Park pre ApSiieiolc family of adults; will pay 875); ferred: ne children ill irpieh references $75 $80) r moi f suited ‘Oo 3.7333. I of more if suited. Box 8-337, Post-Dis desired. ads. Post Dispateh, | Post-Dispatch AY ARTIN BREITT R BE CO . nm --- = —_—_—_— ——* = “a oP : . |, . “ a a 4 > ( ’ ry y APA MEK N l Wee se Perm, first fimor ‘ “y or S rooms. low er floor pre- 4a Py ’ , rt ® . . | 4 | \ |: . \reer > Tot Te sion June if to July 1: bent of ; consider Alton or Eadéwards- \\ A N | Ie) | () REN | ] ] 19 27 (*} . ‘ BR ] | 4 at kK | ( ) L, 4e references. Call Forest 100, Local 300, oT refers ‘nees furnished write EK. A. | House, % to 11 rooms: West End; _~—— remica af s. nddress Manager, ©02 International Life 472 fd, care United Drug Co... or: ’ Huy phine Cabany ietnihe i pee, eee ee A visit to this beautiful tract will convince you that this r PRAY ’ 4 rooms; J adults; rew ard . AT am oer or 6 rooms, or dwelling, F326, Post Dispateh, : : — = . ai20 aeliwten nu‘ inte , or county: couple and child: | -— . ' . . . eT . , “r . , ’ , riy w ce | 7 y LAIOCA'TIO ood r irug stort or ot ! ‘ « FLAT “Wed Sor 4 room hoe Th fiat; seuth | have gene d “te a and know : Residence \\ anted , : — * 7 CENTRAL , al re al Oppol tunity . Side preferred, Tactede Jul 7) See b* ae e ! : , : ' . Mrunk, 152 4 Rn aids ay 7 xchange Bide. Alat? I lease for 9% wes: ra at good CAGE ROOV a ow f PLAT Wd Six reomea modern ; adults; $35 | Sa. Station Al. oer ebster 810 . ' ; « l. , ; . flavor @ iy or S40; B10 ie vat ’ 41NT7A ‘ji velal 1, ity ' He “OMA W tad Thre e or 4 South ‘Bide. pre ra ove want TT TTT , ; ‘ pur “woseRn 5423" Olive . de}! Th ba Td b ~ i i i a * Y Fiat Wid Modern, 3 or 4 roo.nes, reward ferred: reward tf satisfac tory. Box B fc Sept i Box B-121, Post , > . : / . )) ; t ANY y | y eeelmar * Se 38%, Post-Diapatch one Cabany Sse : ; . » we . Oth and Lueas Av. — a | : — — —E — = — * s . 5 « . f ' i , | —_ ‘ = tee ort of Washineto oppo- 4 A\ +> oP eet len J ‘ al a> «> 4s N ‘ , ; ‘ iy Cc ri. LNT Wt rth: 4 oie, bath, ney: iit OUMS “Wid lwo or three, vacant: would . ’ anit. beeen: me ae. 4020 ‘aab) Aru ‘6 conet ler buving of conterntse if reasonal) * -— FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED ’ \ | \ ' i at . ri Tie ] ” ¢ store r Vat 0 ’ desl pay north west preferred (jroves SeetiNaTe Kt tL. As02—D rooma, com- FLAT Wd. Reward for flat near car ao, | Oo TAGE--B ge - . Sr ee = ~ ~ aaa es - o aowane * ~ age aa er - _" ‘ » ) 4 , 4 ta 4 r duit: state terms: Rok Halo. Post bis. | Wild. SOMEONE PLRARE ADVIEE YOUN | SUBURBAN PROPTY FOR RENT WIT kc! DTT re ee ee Oe made to sult tenant: rice reas rHE BECK REALTY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, At Wid—A i or {room fiat, Teasonabie) ,,OUPLE OF 3 ROOMS. MODERN: RENT | NT YV | AVIV GO | MH Rly HON, Now premises. 3. aw | uilding. with a force of 100 TRAINED Shan rent. Call (jranda 1a. hy ae " POST DISP A TCH A. . P ; 4 BALTIMORE CRny, Suite rooms for house di . ht . ’ I; ( ) R | K \ SE ( it rlet { ae Bu ] ld | lg, \W al ] ra | to! ( ot 10 ) eZ ys 4 , 4 4naur : ry. but cher i AT Wi d hb rooms, moder ipper; adults; . 5 oenin a 4° Renew i ' VU: 4 / 4 ¥ , ‘ , P . e ‘ oner o ; Mouth. “Box B14, "Po at- Dispatch. _" FURNISHED FLATS & AP'TS WTD. COMMONWEALTIC 5403 Geclswoed a -10 ; NE st ’ VEEN. will be the Selling A vent for this property. Cire seu arate BAT Wit Or dwelling; 6 ory roams: P-! pLaT OR APARTMENT Wtd.—Furnished | _T20™MS, bath, gas, garden, chicken space: Is prepared to rent desir- ‘SEC ‘OND FLOOR ; i i wat ’ ; vate family of «a0 its Grand 1 suM - inn ae hath: aiedeen eanventences rert $5 adults oniv LAT Wid.—4S or 4 rooms, O'Falion Park ~ - ‘ +e, ; , , name nareaiatin hat iat sink 3 ey ee . SOO square ctric elevat team Fi, district. by couple Morest. OTOZW. 7 feeees,, a3 a are ont: Disp ot 2 ee ee >. . aS able space to responsible heat : rmattaediia — = " , te « 4 i . Z if i i 7 Lik ‘ lA | : a m oe “ "Ary > a° > PLAT Wtd.—Four rooms. « ouple modern ; weiaba desires 2-room apartment ne " rooms, light. niece neighborhood, $32.5 eoneern MANUFACTUR ee and Chesinut st Z\ ye wernt or north. (‘all ¥F orest TE i) Se far) Faireround Park modern: janitor service. | MeGul Greenwood nd Pi i) . —s 4 : . ; o —_————-- a - = P ware * oF cobble . ING IOBBING WOM- “() ~ oO | GOODFELLOW N Pin r Wtid-4 roows m0. jern fiat; South Side. How R-"), Post- Diepate h — uplen nod Mo. ie ; } ( RR " letor 2444 FURNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—Py fam-| FURNISHED HOUSE—Sout rebeter IWS WR AD > KINDPR WwW 7. Ww. cor.; PLAT Wti.—S rooms. 28 ay ts, mate reni ' f three adults; for summer: two bet Bag TF. nw. oue! Co ae s EN Sw LAR OR KINDRED T \ O-STORY BU [LDING * O}} B290 (* YH 1980 Gate durg = ate 0 ‘¥ ’ rat on rooin cone ‘ math de-| ; , OT. seu Jud . gen, Will rent ri « r : aT°pP ” Y 4.) = ' ’ e ° ren r 11e; madrese Hor or Swe g mM sired Rox Hae Post ‘Dispatch and beth it) te 84 lh: 8100 per n Webs ot 116 LIN Le ; W ILL, ALSO FUR- ( North Third Street LV Dede Ctra ue CREON Pa rR. couple, no Children. Box ‘T-S)5, Post-Dis, —*, — ao 4 I +P! armed | j2 rooms; $12. Pel NISHT ADI MITIONAT, CA P. SOx 1TL50 feet, containing GN00 OFrFlc Caer ee ‘ = _ her; o Fi. AT OR AVARTMENT Wta 4 roome: Vi. AT phe. —3 Toons by coupite. rv chil- FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT » TET’ . _ - oe . : - - IT A] :f ® = f ; i . a maj siate rent, tr aa, ont lame ale | HOTEe, tacroom, aml, pool ouwuaines. |. ITAL, if desired, on favor. square feet. Ww cof N Contest . aa PLAT Wid— to 6 . we MOGerN ; rent about A > See a HOT Sk- ror Summer; nine fron Cherokee ‘ is a rmne . ahle rerms Box T.78 Post- \I ARTI] XN BR eEITT R E ( 7 ' in ney Ss O ame O eS : | ons be’ ~Heces | Salil Mr. Woyd, Main 000, station 75.) roams 4450 Laclede. _ Forest 1887. (eT) | good hard road table for general me 1); ‘a me 7 ; 1] 19 7 ("] ie Py “ys 7 ETORB SPACE PLAT Wt oom, modern refe » FURNISHED HOUSE —-Seven rooms; June 15; chandise stor oa rding use. ‘a ISPAaLeh, | os le mMmics - ; Wr Pd Signer aa = ~ : space with plu FLAT Wtd.—8-r | modern; prefer on to Sept. 1. Forest 5476 , ee so" - - : " ai : * . . * . . ; : 3 i ee ered. Box Tgp ES... : University City: 6 reoms; |__Phone Olive 6698 Monda ) Bovle and Dunean. ‘ name was selected that was offered by two different Coll- - One block PEAT Sahany Roney me | COLUMBIA. f0, (University Chery To, aduiie| sis £0r Mariod, OF fa, or three shanthe. | GERKMOUSGroand Coat Ge Pham | tna - “NORTH-POINTE’—}3 1 Rodis mont ear i frar AW te riy ' aaah ”” : . os ’ * rooma: all . ann 5 reorn furnished prouse. with Karage, . . ee , . , » ». aBeni rone.r ZINK & lho os eo A TeST il 1} | .~—]| he Pine ot a QR] H _ ( ) | a | Ik -—]f hey lige | he ; s : - D Gonvenionces; adults, Colfax OTR, are rant TTTa EE ores core! | WALTE R SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut + A — nae ; EEGANT i = octor’s Wii. rooms and bath, for m ther e | St : . b—9-room furnished house; | Fo RNISHL D BUNGALOW —wer summer: f| waco Euehenece Ge lEce Space in Hale (y | and con Phone Forest #0agM {6 | PTR Tiaites . = re andeit 498.) "rooms: well locat el; garag leeping ‘ ‘ . . ° Ah , ; s A ' N.roeor bath: er couple: ’ 1 ard 5 ane ns . ne ’ iF - _ fol al Jo ~ rig t i ‘ t on. , ee | nexcelled Tor Jobber A L} additional! S9D0.00 \V\ its d ] \ ided equa ly het \\ f Ty) the ‘ GOOD TEL LOW, ~ ‘ e or cat » . to emall private family only, June lo to celled “ , " :% — me .° > - ~ ro > —s -__-~—- lO etaryw Axo raat we = al . om . yy .. . be . 2s Ciet rice ‘ new PILAT Su) Sor preferred Sart ege, yn | Sept, 1; convenient location. in Cathedra! | REON "at . os entnut i back: 212 Cti—‘“CO” —— Sn onstruction: fourth and fife} ores two pet SOTIS offer Ing this namie. | : *ultable for any ga oe. 4 peri¢h; fans, phone and washing machine; ~ - ~ —_ : 100x118? « WW" o py Fina . . CGENK J : LAT, Wa $10) rewara or © room references required; inapection by appoint LEANOR, 224 erg uson Ml Oa + Md > iret f.oor and basemer trance: moderr autmenant . OrPick ry fistepr rotiane Benton Vern. sei) | ment Call hindeli_Sr2w tc eae al laren uetellt teednile| fae Shane arnt ta Ter. F nd freight plevators; xprink! : The entire list of prizes offered, together with the : : Waice Tower i :' me | , re p . garage and large norch; reasonable | feet Urey Se ge eH and Lb . sprinkler sy: : ,e% , tog 1¢ names | gama tat tower 2 Rex T4872 Post. ir Prva tes nished; larmwe shade trees front and rear . : ae t , , ’ . . . . bee STORE 270% | FURNISHED HOUSE—For summer, one of OFFICE SPACK— Pant ot ofilce ip Wale Highth and Chestnut Sts of the winners, 1s given below: | Fron Sons : im . vw wll t’alhany >t . a ; . . , ‘ ° P . m > ‘ = r : opinion of the judges that this name would be permanently sere’t Mis Fiat Wtd.—5 or G-reom: furnace and lec poereh: ®@ rooms. Forest 4543 ; w Puss Kirk rood z te) , lo { pote hon N Be A loth re a 0 t of fi tten - re nal [Ne més ‘ Th ane AT t Barr ae Srecn ‘right blig it ost pate! : | r fee , . ; al references " . : " m4 che ar - ' ~- eV itd a ‘.o " rio ne ey “or resi- oF I. ~ 545 > id roomie, large yara, July . et eri required. , : * Tries [> Ps 7 . ne. full. aul vad 7 . - : i p , an ct ; . Sears nh ins, Others | Rea erecting FR, caerag | Sabet ti te Ho ENCE aan auras! For Lease or Sale NORTILPOINTE, $125.00 Miss Hilda C. Fruth aa MINGLE FLAT Wtd—-4 or 5 rooms: prefer | ne | AKE. SST——Webator tiroven bung das ene 1 3 . oe : NORTH-POINTE 195.00 We. A. Uiienee lf OE S North ®t. Loute Box T-26, P -Diapa teh MARYLAND. 4448 — Handsomely furnished: wo ~—avee poy : fain ¢ nd car: - Pa ; -- 1? OOO Sq |: f saa at ? le ._ - - | Bie N. 85th et’ FLAT Wis - $15 reward oe Went End | ah a months; large cool rooms, trees, | ""™* “Or three months, $100 per month ve a, SRS UE yal ffices in ' . ai ; RUSHING, 25.00 Hensen . . a mopictied he en Gsitar 1600W. 3417A N, Onion. | Saren®. Garage. Forest 4046. - INE w170_ it mn lI | S. E. CORNER , RUSH HAVEN 25.00 Mrs. G. M. Biggers 7 a at ——— aE ae Voller | NEWSTEAD, 834 N.—& rooms e | for ars earcam and teks mannten, a teoennet as ij, Anywhere Ip clty. Mise Zeller, », crane. fine, bath. | SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED {0 ‘garage: salesroon, ‘and’ light manuta: 5 | Ott an (| Cary r Sts M RUSH HAVEN, 25.00 Chas. P. MeNichols | oy thee bwo * Artrr sary : piain china; July 1 to Oct. 1; 8125: refer- FURNISHED HOUSE Wea tos ntry. f RUSH Wa MOD 3 ies ° " 4 | ; s An oowntiry . P 25 OM ai Tegethoft 4 a , Be Ag _ More; $5 per | 158. Central 8025 completely furnished. including linens and “4. =§ roome; by young couple, 1531 i ences reouired «=. ‘ ter , : wn ) te ton “ ‘ y cance . OREON EB. &2ro S TT. ‘800 — r — ¥ con or Webster pre rré . , - . . ~ a = n » ana ;al i> al Poe ~ - a a ' 2 | = tat AL CU S)) — “ +eROw oms upsitair | TT | GRAND RAPID PARK, 25.00 Dr. Otto F. Claus Sa GARAGE AT Four-room. lower; 2 adults, j “tox BE Mil . 1308—PF urnished i -roon house: | : : en . [ hy Tree- Stor F cr . LM Post-Dirpatch, | | small family for summer. al FOR COLORED PEOPLE STORE—Market at. 1600, store and base: |r... Story Bldg. RUSHMOOR, 12.50 E. A. Pierce | 4017 oil met mls ( 9 2h. Flere Lamy ted $-reom_ modern; |! South Side; re. | ~~ = . af AE TE et , eerie, os : nion Station ontaining 12.000 square feet RUSHMOOR Oc . Grand Hon MM wa T hai ss yh Firaiahea cool, alty LUCKY, 4362—8 nice rooms. only 815 te ao a 4, ; rent “One ME sprinkler system. ste am he ¢t , 12.50 Mrs. K. ». B attersly -room ouse uly ist ¢ Beptemb E KAIME & BRO R E CO ae oe: WAR . . , S) SLC, SLOCE at ane ss Or : ts ro rome, ‘bait room and bath | 10th; maid may remain. Forest siege ber —— oy : os — : — = “-— - elevator: also lot vd X70" ~~ ee tary 12.50 — H. Nesselhauf CAT, Wid. oe kaa ew ae T adultes: _TO LET--BUSINESS PURPOSES itented: suitabie fo druggist. automobile Will Sell ease web tay sna 42.90 _ FP. Scheetz LING ALLE } wnoiroom ar rent n SFiorrn : : 2 a Pa . > , ‘ . ro -s ~.* a v ? mK : . Riordan SEE “gone aad Goih Stetnlts HOUSES WANTED | STORE —Lar int . atenmn heat. wut rate: heat and hot water furnishe!; |PESTALOZZI, 3810—Store: @ood to RUSHMORE, 12.50 S. T. Heimbuech ; s One raves, by 2 adults; doth i orrrrrrnrnr——n— ee ee eer er err ese , . wor tae manure eo . Por tu MeVa\ ath ha r_ or shoe renair al vi rronge JB + RUSHMORE 12.50 M ; @ hi osuecher Pn exposur Set aor ——— _228t. : ay ow ‘irs. Sophie Dunstedter esi reward. ax BAW Post-Ms | COTTAGE Wtd.—To lease: about Juty 1: 2) sth anton Gale Mts. Wes stae ve - ~—« : _ —- or a rooma; mao tern. "ent or ’ adults Rox h-240, Post - Dispatch. 4 —_—_—_—_— —_—— - aaa ee . . evuitab D xc ulte; ref ib | oorr : or o ms. South Fld: , - — Sead iwdware. electrician oo") *: erence; liberal rewaer: CUTTAGH Wte 4 or 6 rooms, Seuth Fid SW ITC H P ROI E It’ I Y oes t ( OR Y BI ILD] Ni ' \f annohy Roard ost - Diepatch. ie) | references Riversid > ete 2: 1890 esouare feet ty — Sn a floor i " ‘er "yW) iM - ’ ‘ 4to rent, cottage or apariment, | COTTAGE Wid.—4-room brick. wilh all Im. minat awe whe or without. iS acre m+ ths Oe eee 8 ay pF ARE EOU SI 2 th Yide 8321 = : i ru r 7. gh to (Conmer la’ =? n aree FQ aduits; best ergs air rovemmenta Wath; 6eu 3. vacant 83000) saua ad s:: *. house ‘ , ~ 9 » . . . : , Tre ] (it ve ‘% - " ce) ’ — I me — a

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CL Et tet cm i i aw ee od le a » _ = - = ~ = - = = 2 m +4 % > ate + i? ¥ . $,° Ry . ‘ Take a day off and visit other properties, then come to Beverly Hills and buy. St. Louis is growing. Yes, it is growing right westward, into the County, out Natur il Bridge road. . Thirty million people in St. Louis commercial territory are sending their money here in exchange for our merchandise and manufactured articles, making our city one of the great commercial and financial Gibraltars of the Country. : One million people are toiling in the great city and suburbs to advance the value of all real estate in the line of the city’s growth. Get your lots now. Get in on the ground floor. You will make big money in BEVERLY MILLS Ith i ] + oo , g ;e | *, = ; it it EN ee Te Ce NOTE:—Our New Sales Office Location—711 LOCUST ST. Homes in Beverly Hills Addition > > - - - 5 + ecaed x oh Saati ™ ~. > én ees de ) HOME OF ALFRED LEE — - -—- — -——— = ————- = Thomas ‘A. Knobelo ch, Harry E. Prettyman, 711 Loeust Street, St. Louis, Mo. T am interested in having you — x, re BENEDETTI. inform me fully regarding your community development in Beverly Hills, and its possible opportunities for me. NSIR@ «sx pare we BGGYORR ic iain oes 6% Waa i 7 te HOME OF JACOB E. MUNSON, SS . | ; i) 0 Ee . ——— ’ ST en ae 2 ve a —_ CT, | I Ya A a aa — — i > le ee — — —— = ——— — ————— —————— ——— SSS SSS —= ae —— —— ——=— — ———— : — oe = = — — ———= | ‘BUILDING MATERIALS _CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE — TOLET-—BUSINESS PURPOSES | To LET _BUSINESS PURPOSES Oy ts tes... ) hi ; 11s | SHEATING Wtd wr Sot. secondhand: LOOK at lots 29 and 30, block 8. McDer- NORTH TENEMENT-—-Exchange: a row of tenements ; if PA bled al ‘ oa GARAGES AND STABLES must be in good «| ition. Call wares ments Kennewah Park sul ot nust bringing Sls. per year for a medernh ii . . * » So ad >) . ~ er 5 I le oti eT eT) (J\V ? tis *;* ‘ ; ; bungee | ) } , i i} 4 ; Po iG out | Fr. OOR - RPACEH ~LSOl Park av. og 000 #4. iG , renee Also stable for horses (‘ll Sun- -- — — ‘ Don phan. —o ad ' Ltr Near General Motors; reason ibie. Pinta te + of © row . i * Bei L, Ce) ; feet: can be increased to 48. 000 eq, feet: » | 1455 «houteau., r ; WINDOWS jn) new; on ment. sasn am ned inet — HOES rma ‘“r, terms Box B-20O7. Post-tis TO ENCHAN = — | — a vaults; good for storage or manutac- | G 1 AGKE—Holds 2 cars; $3 ‘per month Witlan ~~ Olive a o ¥r coe) er rv SOUTH LOT—N. e, cor, Union and North Market p tg Oe Bs Bn ode PEt - 1 uring. 975 Evans. ita ; a oe - elegwant business opportunity. Arnold, Mat F ayy a veto . Ks See Oe ae ii FHANTZ R. BE. COo., 91 Chestnut at GARAG E—Larkxe. for 2 ms hine Call 414 , vA LAND--Two acres. or will di ivide: on “Siebert @hall [Meas wt) renal ts, om “ y kt a » Ml, rental, $1080: ~~ . ° “at .. ee m» siete "= ‘ .v* 44 7 =. ‘ l , ey . --- ier) ti I » ; Acie ‘ji! , or *) . IDNEY, 2000--Store; good = location for Lexington ie + I av near (ray ‘ois. Ina) iire S711 Bamberger LUT —-2ox ite: Thrush avenue. Walnut Park 7 rhit Rox (3-76, Post -Dispe teh fe) bute her, grocer, etc. AmRAG —T “ Lum bet Or all ec = => street and sewer made: $200: $200 cas! 5 ispaten | =. — GARAGE-S215 Cates; street drive, electri LOT. —60x 146 ; S$ rovins and attic 1405 Fe balance time Call Colf Old Bento: EP AK \IS TO EK AC Il ANG : TORE ROOM Ruitable fo iieat mwial Ket, lieht wash rach {e>) Of {) | ‘ | . XN ] ‘ | " nes*ea avy. ihe Lat Tit : iil Si aii Oar ettel. ul peti o' ris ) | th » 6 a : " . ‘ | 4 ) woa»re t¢ t T QO, map ———~— -—— . 1480. station 25 ) nny , ) , | shoe or drug etore. 4535 1 wrsiena. GARAGE Wid.—Within the vicinity of Un LOT—80x125; 4153 Connecticut st in = 10 acres; 100 acres under cultivation; good 1 > - “> : . , ’ . , A, ° . ve : TI, —s - ¥ ~~ oe Se = ’ whee , . T rey reornt ‘ ; ' w awe if \I ‘*t) | ’ -?* e = ; a ‘ oS il BTORE —~2731 §. Sennen, an: d = lis ing ion and bae Call Delmar NON, flooring, S00 per thousand. f. 0. provements nade: £26 foot will take rib Ss ; . . be ! P, »f ; Ny tha ‘ as a a bu f a anal ero ~ fe. ’ with ) ruoms, suitable for any business purposes: | , i ono_ OT : a a ; : ; erty bonds at market valu®: snap Box! seca ae ~ SRRCe Gee wees) O Ww 10 miles from 5 Lou a; $00 f Hi SIs (c) JARAG — papas GV.; water Surmished: h S ringfield I] \ »ply oS. Pacifi Mo fnoy) SLace OF sell, at &@ Saleen (‘all Forest er acre . ) you so a : r “7 “ — | brick alle M $4.50) .'? | =) ’ . ‘i ] . _. Cc — i eo 4aw (c)} ot) acres wo acres . leured It) acres bhot- ; ‘ a -- ——— , . ‘ ‘ ’ ry’ 7 ‘ . ‘he * i~ foe) th qa?) “) - nreor rafie } , ‘ , Le*r ,, hie "vs rr’ r j ? excelle *¢ 7 DESIRABLE STORE| Garace—stace tr tare cr privace| WELLS BROS. CONSTRUC- | VACANT 20-foot lot” fon) Morwanford rds | Lose. commer Ruationd and Havenwood: em. Dulldines vory fas nd in excellent can 5 - ’ = ) ca race with water and electric light. a » . > . ~.) ‘ . DETERING. 4G FE \ y apet ie : lO-foot lot. near General Motors district pees nditt oe Ewen on suis; fencing in ; | 110 &, Thirty-ninth at. splendid for gro iat; MePheraenn “a Foreet 4704 in | ION ( .. box No. 4 sSpring- Victor “Tie ‘ i woti sTUNOIS A $1 a foot eer ~ — J # PINT ee, “es ; | cery, butcher or candy shop. Key at corner | G {pn AGI : Brick, roon for 4 cars water he a r ae a KAVWUP. “14 Walnwrteht Rite Olive 2v42 me ' , draw, MP > inder et ivation v- i IEMMET REARS. SPACKLER I EK and li aht 4: 37 Forest l’ark | Linde'l fiel | Ill. fel) LOTS New —— talon hus] pe of my | LAOTS | have «a number i fire ots ' sh — — ee bulldings; price $25 , “— ee | oan pate . a . — vols av.; Cherokee car line; lot -4xtlap, | the industrial center | King hieh« _ ,* ' * — if : - ’ . : ; : : P ine if miu. Pia@i «* ‘ wane Ning S&S ign vA lL JONrs REALTY Co : Seventh and ‘ ‘hestnut RLS, — , — a ROOFING i@vel, BRaruen soll S40) per iot: eas mi | : Nort! ; 7 "NT , } | ‘ Py | : i ‘Saas os —— | GARAGE-—lLarce; or stable; stall room for . - ’ meni(s Inguire 40608 Magnolia | Robert | se +4, neni -agey A coy a ee 3 Wainwrieht Bide £0 horses, and & large living rooms if de- ~ pe ' it ee 4 Ue ~~ — sired: "da flieor 205 S Rpaoadw ‘s fe) ga aaa Pr ae of i“) A? ere aoe rar —— nosis -- — ~ re oat eu s' Hey } ya Prost -~Trispietelh ii ¥4. 000 Busine iS }? roperty BARTMER, 6236-—Good location for hard- G A Vi AG kK Ni w brick garagwe at 14822 =8 N —" — — ee Es = (oi Fichelberge: ‘st ; $00 feet ast of Mo war | = + vine a — t ot as panes MI int a . , a he ‘ ¢ ; ¢ im ¥ mea ~nd Susiness propert | ware or cobbler shop. Call 6463 HBartme: 19th st.; built to accommodate 3 machines: | . =" — ford ri sewer, water, gas in street; eagy-| oncita f.e:. nunhalt mtwante in (ie aa for stu) yearly; want good farm or : ° ler } - etly odern : rt OOF ING Tar. grave and slate. tuck sat if = sce ’ ° ‘ORE EO te asi mi BPP ere | im treetierutl Nhu i > TeRlclernce ai ued mn te g®: (MMe. In eX. 600) F : 5 ectric light and water: strictly m rn , terms “thet ; », ms : * DFEL. vig HODIAMONT KR. BR rent reasonable. Apply to J. M. Fishman, pointing. Primm ‘Roofing Co. 5896 aad hi. eee 6X Th of tors | nit ew AMY.. 801 EE MT + OM IS oN. Tth et a » W, cor nest open ng n city; up-to TIA Waeaehtneton (c) Poorest THUR “0 ) EE... Shs, =e theme. caves Me 4 a a | oN s Vi \ i a “aeToOn a : —— durg store, delic altessen or grecery Li ILDING- -Suitable for garage ‘ 1k05 q. ANY j@nks in any roof or gulter repaitr ed FTOM he la ' = rs pre = Al. iNT SHH). LAT N\ { if i? a | R r\ lave ferrninad CHOP, t hie com 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED if 0 n reasonable; big concession. Rrondwayv and var anteed, oniv $4 My: additional leaks P $25 cash and eo" OM ae or } wt] by >. | aT rain reial ij of Ne rth «peat wt - OREON EF. & R. Gg. St “OTT, iM) Cheetn ut =! PORT ARLE — GARAGE fon ia a ~eonew only $1.75 each Putney Roofing Co Forest — =x ‘ levard H ert oh iH ‘ et | sia | ry ow ¢ Sait thie ® lL be one afl rT AT Wal NI or fret owner: tate , ry es — “se Z aha 7 tiv on ’ ; pach Pata = OT ce car Y ro d aw «ec Ana wal two iu 2 +} - rea [est fe? in »/e in} lh lo 11%, Suv ‘wed reel . 7 marti miners 7} f* 1 ’ i] OFFIC BS— Modern; established business cor roofing fine condition. Kirkwood Trust, 144, Delmar 1801 . exnst to subdivision; salesrnan on grounds - Re the possibilities: see me at once ~ Ets td‘ ner; 1 to 4 roome, 1241 N, Taylor Kirkwood 81h, (ec); LEAKY roofs repaired; “prop pt service: @X- | See “T. FE. ©. RELLER 1 N\. Broadwa PLAT Wtd.--To buy; 4 or 5 roums; west of ; OF FICE—Second-fioor front office, with part LAPAYET TS ey 44 ‘ 7 O: arage Nig wr ates perienced roofers; old slate, tin and shin- JOSEPH WISNEWSKI. 812. 722 Chestnut «t = ee nae ee = : = : Union, south of Wells Hox T-332. )°.-D ) use of reception room. 663 Delmar. . : ——— gles recovered; estimates given on new and 3) | AT eee Eat ee nae ae hs a PLAT Wtd > and re rthw est : i ay GSES ONT a ——aee | Ty INDEL ir “a2 Rpace and Karage el- ea vel oof Star HRoofin (‘o 408 ——e - -~ pitent 1 BLOCK NOWTH OF NAT RAT . See a ’ oo herlnw es.ern TORB Pp } } cra | roofs. t ¢ n . ‘ —s-¢ - . : de q eae f ¥ | : Peat ales Hi} RPACE—-Tenant Wanted to share trance from Lindell. Apply on premises (c) Madison et. Central 6218R fouy) SPECI AL 3? OT SALE | BRIDGER, AND EAGT OF ie ruawnier ; : PS p apace wee D lumber. Apply 614 Hamilton, TT 1h ~ en —-— . AY Iv NEW INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. FLAT Wt re } oder flat or cottage $ cc? RU Rez wT arage , Stop Leak, Roofs W ith Plastic wee - — ee Nae sox Its fronting | tARGAIN Por QUICK CASH SAL! near schoo 4418S San Pras Oo a . “3 a Ss (“hI brick ra t} ver . on ais’) # an fichelberger: eels ne x Y ~ me? FER ak or 4 1e 1 + “AND wisAt —Faston ay. . Beieoed . t} . AM =~ uy ' attra . ' & " t biock east of Morganford rd bargain price = ; riATS Wt income property | North «& , 6. apiion; 4 Me OR Lt LY. 722 «(4 tnut month, —— — —_—. emer easy tering: monthly payments: also iots r louis; 3 a heap UT Cartleld. feng : oS 8086 BOO vat Now i« the time to save money on your S&i7th and Dewey rout? 4 f De! yr at se) 4 SINGLE FEF! ' oS ag ‘ " : ‘ a Le ‘ iq] vv. 2 } T : “>? se « ; . - , we ‘ . ' Lm 4 . Co! , , j } a \\ } ‘ | as ori } ark A aty “% « wt a JM splendid location tor tires, WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES leaky roof by using Plastic Cement to fill up homeerite lav See esienhoaris i! : : ' Revd . 4 \ ae me n® Bee ; will pav all wh. Box 1.496. Pont. nis : 2 Vuleanizing, accessories or batteries: con- ; the holes and cracks We also have a big Mai n 48721 A. § LO MIS. & N. Tth st Nort = souls a nde: ann DOL *} , ' yy nected a pee Karage and fi iling ata DRUG STORE Loc ATION Wed le sirable; atock — lun ber “A ae board and roofing pa — _~ . | Suita el + ar a“ ut mani repuiritl — PAL) A hh vill \ ? N i .. rar |] eomtnue [ ha ) ic : tion, King's enw ay. ie) and roonis. Hox T-1 Oo, Poet-Dispateh., per meine WEST o* shooe rte ey men yagi I ae Ca ON Lietee, PORt-1)18 ii " ——— ’ * ’ 7 yy ’ “ h hd . ant ’ . —_ ~ ‘ — Nt! ‘ i i \ | ‘ mr rie oft ’ | BORE—-t0i5 Waston av-, pice corner sore, |HRATHESTATE WL —A piece of proneri N ATIO ANL “LUMBER CQ.) jo = aigate this Iive proposition of owner, ||SINGLE FLAT Wid. For heme: not ove al : with heat and ns 8 cer furnished: $00, or in the vicinity of the Arcale Bulidjng 16 MARKE ST 0 LI'CAS AV (c@9) LOT —Maryland faba e: SUTlOO: cheap. lea 483 YY Labadie a oH) ~— : pan obi 5 : pel ton, big roome, rote eae} business lo- State location Seu 1 lowem price for cash ’'m !- . : = J ing city. | SAYS Ss. Gran de a’ ! in? our propert with L Willianis. SIU oO ’ . BON * ."S fog §GrT, B00" Chestnut. at rep tv. Ho xc R Post Di spar h ——e == LOT—tot a TT eats coraiamd drive. barrinad | oY at ‘ ny _st.. room or . hd , terre thoroug) } ’ ieh: bcs tar . fis “ BS icle Ht a. mite §. a and Union: ¥ ACT ORY BU IL DI NG ‘ RA v7 E S | A mi E or av tok « ‘le, ‘Box 1-68. Post “Diapats 6) MEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE Rae M14 | 1 bout 25.000 fret we Ligh fai) cer ¥ — ; 7 AMD ane a - “i . ‘oeeo er corner; one of the best locations in A . Rent . eee - “war? La Tr —Feot f al arth . nt, So feet. west side Ir PLAT Wd $ whl o roo must be t i yd ~ "S fr ein nae, wt oor it] treliv Jecated. Vox TOs4. Post rt pateh, « ner Drive North Parkview barga. D« BL BE FLAT-—Will trade; $4°00 Br) EOS OU re ait “ iz 424 Madison | hermer, $158 Wert Pine "> Ge} -— REAL ESTATE CARDS Davies, 904. 722 Chestnut. _ 4. Box B-142. Port-Dispati HUUNE Wtd.--? or @ foome; pe nonths it i] i — Lata ] LOT--Corner Montclair and Ri ime, SON ton CRM Wt About 2° to 20 cueres fo com? ' horeet 244°M i _ © Corner Store in Wellston BU ILDERS’ COLUMN | HOMESERKERS—Get ready now to buy alia st Po i ee eee SD. Dann. | _seetie See are i ea th Peet Dheitee ee eee a | Gre . our home with ¢ash in year or two. Box Seige ate ea oe ' rors Wid in o ouse for home that 1-18 Poet-Dispate! ns ‘Boa mont ys > een. mart Zar SAEED. OF “J B.416. Poet-Dispatch L OT—40x100 on Suan Bonita a fy iT has been rented aml in run--low! aed | PTAA \\° F ving r double: Sout : car oo Arte on / — na jal ner rain , Saeed P - ba. ; >_% "ate ‘ar chy og Ne ' _~ “ -_ - wwe . ; \ eC , D | ( ffi a al BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES. ETC. lt’ vou are looking to buy a home, call For- | and needs egg ee a ni x bt ey - lon Box |! “= ] L) at - ) | Side He L,-°o Prong Dispate? ’ : eS . : — i. ’ =! sel hee tell us W hat Vuou want; we Waka } *.4On P, °.7 ‘ - . ae sis ‘ . . ~— if .\ bu lot Mx 125 ft ae | . . = . orm? Tix " wat —_ \ yie an r la a | ateatcheoae ext try ates Rox *.418 Pp.” (ey WE sell renl estate lor quis kk action l Southeast cornel (Cunambertain Mri, ‘rey for ; Isi4 dij ie Vil ATOW \\ } iy olttage ryt rust a. . . = . . ~.a7 or - , ticedfe' ow atreets lleva ai lew ks Sis » ores ~* . , ' ne r i | . . u . 1 é AS E. M ¥ > * . ~» 'ts ory rer ae - . , ‘43° } * ° ae - ———--- . - © ¥ v 4 475% a ett - . ’ ‘ ‘, & es ij \ I ‘ ? » rin os, st? at] “ Rest etal! ey in the Weat End For ’ in tty Sromnt serv ae I IL . | ‘ a - — = : ng We sell quick. i -. le, 2 met om ‘abs Bey 4708M lence Rex 8-170. Post-IMepatch Ista = P ! 4 hes Ae Tig ~ th : . , y ; ; ~ ‘ ge tions, fe ane our prom . . ; o ‘ 7 orper l'n =e le > 2 > oon : a . : . a - wei’ jp CUNS vi ie WALK: And foundation f : ] , reliable honest and agreeable. Call ' La rT —Vac southeast . = , " as bw tl ily ro exchange, Sth eaguily i th. NSPACKLER -. gE. CO..| reliable and reasonable prices see Ail and are ; , ; and W ashi ngton av.: 15x13 Sivoo pe ‘ Gg fellow ar Penroze for anything of | “'ORR BUILDING—On new lot . ja ' ‘and estnut sts. | Beebe ROS Cote as liante and gée Mr LE - EALTY CO., 20 N. 12th. |- foot ~% ” "Ho ey als! Te A & res eorahle Hox B-M), Post-Dit« es = - -_ mee _ -—-_——— 4 4 “J . : = = ~ — ‘ ' ar . . , ~ 0 . - = we — >« = : \ NORTH “9 - PAIR VORK ‘iret clase, plastering, . ABA: st ‘ : ee +4 1 \ w, | GEORGE | BASHPORD W r . = f ’ nilaprove lunds PLAT Wtd L s.ngie fat of & reonis, sina | : brick and graniiot: $034 Laclede av.| IF you are looking for a_lo ion. bungalo +Main 1049 715 Chestnut at cea (ace SSS “el (ar lot preferred Rox P44, Post-Dispate! c¢ ” » ket eae Lin, aa ) 1407TR. ' maidence or flat, call Fore _ RV15 We lo- : — businesses, city property, et the"? - : ; , | Rete ewr 2002...Store; General Motors cate vou free: car at your service. 4601 aaiet J VE A‘ ‘RE FACT “TOR Y BITE oa field av 1A S Wtd— Sever u f ! Ma - aM, - u _- ’ agner 1 @* ‘7 OC P } y fis cLitihe ’ qpinte x Paw , ’ rte hr! 4! Pa rs ‘ ‘ im e@xCl nae I | | new building; all appointments. | BUILDING MATERIALS Washington Pl. addi ——-| bounded west by Sutter av.. north by/Page | HOM! Wid Large home in exchenge Cot! ae Wtd.--The biggest bargain cas ay any usin . =—_ : NOW t* the time to wed! we have cash bry bh) eouth } Wat Fe = te VV t Tied Biwtr cei Lay 1 AT THEIMER. R17 Chesetnut a : . . ‘ and bun- pe o ry aifon ay area . bs i . " be fe ‘ . one ' STORE—2t0s No Pick Second hand: cheap Victor . Post-Disnat: Vid -_s 20 hos 270s N t! h " it bI f . ‘ ” , 2 - = —— . ‘ a + © - ~~ ‘ ‘ 4] v\ 7 . wird ; “aii ‘ pany ema Buslneats rent B18, fe) | 19421. $2034 duniere,_ white! LIST WITH WANSTRATH SITES NEAR COTTAGE Write exchange, BO Cala av. | "bov: have cash Maw It-214.- Post-Dis a ee : ’ ") ys : Sevent Vite " + . , , . . . . . ‘ rrr . } ' ’ 3 ree? a ie . % fs wares! Ne erase a hoe inset: | “voine fold rea: Guts: sheathing. flooring: | y¢ : ataie| WAREENGTON UNIVERSITY | Xf c cree Om oe cote er TM Bl gy hy — te . . mine fol st - ' t . aa = th (ble serv e ani ON . ' ' " , - : - | | AS} kinda, Thames Kelly 390 Heaney Sitmen 121% ae ad ho anit and see as at Gan,” |e LINDELL AND FORSYTHE ELS ab See entne Gane. What Ce ee ee oe Gene, : vue Yaa : oY . MuLecr eels ca we is t « . Ah. whats : » : = i‘allfornta Hreonert \ tal aun ™ hia v het all en«h Mix 3 | ‘omt Pls j ; SHOE STORE | Loc AT ION nL i..DING “ rl lL, fo ww reck pay good Price | have sold all kinds of properties in | ey ery Build on monthiv wayvments: aee them t ore ie Se ag) EMBs eel ‘ . J i for lumber and br’ ek 218 Bacon, | mart of the city in the last six months and | dey: take a. it 4 * end of University car line — ~— ee FLAT Wtd “ingle or deuble give cash . th st., store with fixtures; old es- itt, ‘ AlL—-Lot of sash rel ‘ill have a lergwe list of buyers who have, from 2 to LAxvy We Will exchange res = ~ price, Rex G-22, Post-Dispatch Yah stand, ver low rent. Bee 4 i ag M x’ . RIAL. 23 Sh at ~«" Y » ¢ ee A vs a ing for an investment or a JOUN *RULL. Agent. 20°N. Tth et nex * orthwest industrial distr ror Ten it BAUM - -HAU SCHULTE R. E. CO., | wingow ie . _ =s ” nous ati: aaa : Some -_= ao if vou really want to sell at a Main 4 Central Wi34 Cenee lote on “South Side or in Southa ton FLAT. We Want to bu dou®)\« aes yeyers XN. Broadway. ime | BUL.LDING MATERIAL—OT every deecrip- | fair price. now is the time to do it. These : A ser eeeemeneiaen on ns ae ge Boy BR-1® Post-Dispatch | fat in South St. Lonut« eB x Fr “10 eo wr GARAGES | AND ) STABLES tion. Anton Beffa & Sons, 1240 XN Jet prices’ end re rds will not keep up - ) VACANT TO EXCHANGE ‘ . y4 . ’ ; RAG — ve —— 1000 less than list. Grand TS); Victor ies ‘ ments for butiding L be rly anh ds of > | stores, automobiie saleareome. apart. ESA oO -RCnanee, = a4 oo ts is buy aul mive particalars. Sox t)» vr i or 2 machines. ” Bie Maple. | : wane 4 coune ac ‘ ‘erted. ‘ ‘ ary ; — | mente K esta a? o-rootm fa “ j : . . sat ) a ; " $404 >, .e? Dir ‘a TRE ‘ ‘e Ine; — _ 8 Jon . a eART per yee Wiese se os — ' 7, ‘, , y os — WHER 500.000 feet No. 1 yellow pine: | LOT—i% ft. front; 175 fi deep: St. John's WISE LS-( > mir, i aon t ut KSIDENCE Wtd.—Or flat. 7 of & rooms oncrete floor and electric tr bs cuEee used: in 2nd. 4x4, Ox6, “x8. Station. Apply 6020 Spencer, Saturday and ; E ALFRED &. LOCHMOET | QR, 103 N. Ath st x with , oT 8 fs? la ;* nea 7 . . . se ae nf yew . electric lieht: “granitoid | feet sheathing boar in; mont ly he sere) Lavy =~ feet, ‘ ner a te7 oe : -— = e¢ = : . » : - _ > larwTt \" *7 Tre .? a hire rhe reetrix thene || iow Meche ge, Hrans"Bale™| fot WRynekow and. oly Cos 10) aS oP Matta a Hila = , —= Rica's thighwar and Gravols: want 3 or 9/147 ver emmall nangalow: city or count | ree stable: living reoms up- . as : . ——— pwceemenngeepeemenest vom 6-2 Sheree a in ©. Larne Ray F.1 ‘oat -Dieng 1 etricity: sy water Ls ATT Page ’ Or 72 ic 79 PARTITION — tt. 2. ag mae i OT “37, ml local n “ o ~ cong ——. 2 ane © aice® Reffa VW i “A. re " 4 . oo t ; ] . es tn ft KEANtE A r RANKF, TOUS ae estnut rower cottage ? arn ge rag: outbul ] nes pis ~/s ail -—— - + - . ; al tric LATE, wean) Lare . yw LoTs Several apiendtidlys locates oe a nant ant ‘ . tae — r farm o for « y income prop WirvTic: “ill pay enpet cash for flat. resi wa er, wee at + | in ‘ ‘o. 1240 WW off arron ett Acme Hletewiit« terms sig carsh and & ner LOT M)-foot., “A ith aaa 20 2-8 vry ag ’ iti4- ‘ le AT for a rT bk de tame: mt he reve gona ble Cali ye ba ’ " Tarr . : . “ar wre in on rear. « Kot ay ie at ‘ r? 4 . rece ‘ : re ae a xD “Dan rire “Vullding ~ material: nenth KOTSREAN-ALTUEN, T22 Chest my | 6 at 2004 o vD (2) Be rere RPE REALTY CO., 4914 Lelmar. ar write oer Leetrut ashingion. Forest cheap. 920 Pine at. ic) nut st = ) / + work daily at these pl will help vou to build. “ants. w free from grouchy landlords, Take Union car to Lilhan Av., then walk one ear block east to Durant Park. to end of line—see MOTOR HEIGHTS. If vou can't get out today, phone for eireular. an Olive 535. Central 537. THE DAVIS REALTY DEVELOPMENT CO. — S16 OLIN Take Cass Av. a —— me em — — —— 7 = a - Ce —S ——--— —= — —— ————_ “ — —— —— — ——= a a eS REAL ESTATE WANTEO — HoOURe Weta liave Sue) pean want to rus PLAT Wtd lo hey at in Tewer (breve room hopes, cottage bungalow: monthly Heights, will tas liews 4164 ' rent mia Hex 8-T21, Pest iepateh hiumphr Vk itr COTTAGE Wtd 3 tot rowmea, brick; lot Wald (WTTAGUH Wid lo & roome will pay ale of $0) cash and su per montana. near dan Mecation aud orles liox F 17) >. = Dis- ‘ birans itox H-4., bos? Thiepat ? prate! iad EWSTLNeCK OR FLAT Wt bor Zi*acre FLAT Weta 7 ened ad @ padi Iliineis farm; $24,050, consider usiness (ry Palion of rn oo y Park district: paw property, #025 Tilah oi caste: rripue ba a Pome. Dia. (—) (tek Wta * rooms. toodert!: hot-water of : 7 ‘ ‘ MT its Ss bent: Weet: terme. Bos BSA, Pos RESIDENCE Wtd- Brick, @ to © tuanmeg ; ' wtve cash price and. locution her F- La. l'isumt rY Seuast yenat ‘ tan .T We ~ Tele r dowle wh t fim -- ~_— o Ps os bath eurare efer efen ft hivt PLAT Weta tanhd 5 oF & and @ oom: aay afer heut tox U-I2e. Powt-lherea ‘. destrable location: will pas « tve pur ; . , , rete re bier 1‘ owt Lp cpateh, * SiNti Le r Tow ; Wid » and @& ree »1 - : if ern prefer Founth ft Lewuls Mex -je% . ir OW Siugie. 4 of | raowme, beep Post-Dispatch r: os a . price eG hecation Box * tem, athe = — 7 Lae | ‘ TT iv ‘yuewlier® oO Tee ~ ait : _ ei _ } LAT wes wd + Po i - A. Pr amd uh | SINGLE FLAT Whi ‘-3 of 8-6 wom ‘. ewner direct (teand 2175W 7 “a ration Park dtetriet: all cash fer ‘tae ———— : - fir wr! Hex H-2 lust E >hertee ber Mion Werte tolered teacher Wwe te ,ae Piaf? Pa on. rr ; right, or a | oat Kk d w } 4 8200 dewn, ye ance in morthly eu ment» Rox Post Dispatch, a. 1 : S.yur) cavh to pay fee A COTTAGES— PT ATS—KESIDENCES. have Rex 17%, +4 - «enetder tie Mox #-2 wt Pie feet Roki within 10 daye wy rLAT Wtd oan ar a reome. cath ated tna mn A. Winm Bee ue ~ a ne . es entre | neni? state com'fitlen, price. terme Met FLATS Wte 4 and 5 of 6 and 6 Te eal |e i. teh na single or deuwble fliate: any destratfe dicots) a Te eo unaie ened | ation’ «aeh Hos ¥ “oe! Poet Dieppe renthliv tra ent olan; Geeeribe: give wrice | j " ‘wr RTY Wh 7 itr: change fur aed terme r x h- rita Pont - Diver mieh viinder teuring car $1508 Nea F pol hie PLAT Wtd--Om Routh Bide; geo! Vom! Tvisemich ill | location; nust be $ bergain for cash. Bek) Di ALOW Wtd-—Moédern 4 er & F H.t02. Poe ih. a ae tec near Catholic church te 8 Leuh« e6 a HtUNGALOW Wtd-—S or &@ reems: mod al aah Hon 8-309 Port. Dlepate ern: near King’s highway; possession at ji ae Writ? rou bate & SOU be ence, Be? <a... Hox T.379, Meat -Dis , that le near « guod stheel, mall we : oTTAGe Wtd—3 of 4 feome: can pay) eription of same, of I went to tur Of one. will ov 6oe h6te 6B

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SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY ERTY FOR SALE SALE SUBURBAN P PROPERTY FOR SALE “SUBURBAN PROPERT ¥ FOR SALE SUBURBAN ‘PROPERTY F o 3 as ——_——— == = — ——- . - LL LCCC O A ——_—_£== === = a SUBURBAN | SIBIAIF TESIRI Y eee 5 4 SS pets 1 4 s OL D ' Don’t Throw This Opportunity Awaye eM AL US New Industria] Section. [N.- ‘7%. TaTalt NIWIEIRS J IH figoe — ‘Bea utie SITY CIV x THE AE Ste, —""—" «$1400 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats Flats, A partments, or ———————— ero wa F. gysuresn PROPERTY cor SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE susunesh | PROPERTY FOR rT eee 100,000 New People Are Being Congested in St. Louis’ ‘al, POT A ee n° Ne % 4 ee Mr tractive A New City is ws wet ios oe We oS oe 4 rae _ the teeming heineg ry I] ’- ww rth Rus ness 4 >, Apa! et rmoen Licuse ‘ enters Thousands of homes must be erected ts - sled oe into th! fectior population pouring into this s¢ction. _Phone PEBBLE SO woU sSEsS—1 of ore an Hart PROFITS ARE BEING MADE—ENORMOUS PROFITS CAN BE MADE if you buy NOW, WHI) THEY LAST — Apartment and Business Lots in CITY OF BEAUTIFUL ecreen porch. ‘4 HOMES AND GOOD SCHOOLS y - N I PAIR JK Our Prices Mean Profits to I: Ince? UV ee! Ih SUNGALOW— Prices are #25 to #30 per foot. Where can you bus A ND . Digh-class property in West End at this price? & every the county: e¥ firet- -class home Wi - 2 int opened up Our South block and it looks of all. All if you lived in the —the two most centrally located properties in the NEW WONDER INDUSTRIAL SECTION where ONE HUNDRED LIONS OF DOLLARS are being invested by the business men of the U. 8. ‘ ‘ambridge FoR residences, in and in Ue agalows. Rr REALTY ; you are loek Common wealt! the bye CONVeEHIETICESs, SAIC AS jin $ KUTSRBEA? RESIDENC kK 7-room bricit? eat; improy em floors, hess of St. Lastii«. Quick ACTION Necessary, if vou want Alot at this price, hour nomh of Delmar Av. r 7200) : ‘take Creve Coeur car and get off at Dorset Av. Salesmen on grounds Sunday and Monday all day. (’a}l ¢ 2763-3 or Forest 778-R for autos. Will call Quid take you out fh blocks in sleeping houses are complete and These respect ~“V ith solariums OUsk-— Kedue six rootmhe, ejectrio, ga4: linoleum, sha were. BOLL fe ipEAL iid ing porch ha finiteh,; RASS ae ae Oreies nanan ) pT I ; Apartment House Lots as Low as #935.00. as Low as $1450.00 (*¢" of Cont, FOR SA LE— ONE FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW ONE SEVEN-ROOM BUNGALOW ONE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE TERMS TO SUIT, Just Completed and Ready for Oecupancy, Modern in All Respects. ) 4 i (lg. U '~ 0 N\A ith 40-foot build- heautiful Lots la” beet deep, \t ing front of : : : Business Lots line, leaving lawn in A ot desired, off for cash. — water. want granitoid floor. : : Think of it! | St. Louis is BOOMING. Remember, it is easier to go from its present population to a million than it would be to gay | rage: , lot ty from a million to a million and a quarter population. While this great influx of new population is pouring into St. Louis Ravin ood ig and new apartment house and business centers are being created YOU MAKE YOUR PORTION OF THESE ENORMOUS” % PROFITS 7 You have heard of the profits made in Detroit's great BOOM. You know the big prices property within a short diss” tance of Ford’s big plant in Detroit brings. | t: Forest Park 7 , __- When you buy in Durant Park and Motor Heights YOU HAVE NO COMPETITION. You are in the center of THIS” each residence Only one-fourth cash is required, the balance can be paid monthly out of your salary. 5% Convenient Lo schools and churches. An ideal place to live and a real op- portunity to make a profit. South blocks west ol You We lor office, . : ‘ . ) P side of Clayton Road, two sees. aan : electric, furnace,\ ferme: act quick we will ANDERSON Tait TREMENDOUS ACTIVITY +a Upwards of FIFTY BIG TOWERING MANUFACTURING PLANTS are only two to six blocks away from Durant] : MA Heights. These two properties occupy and cominand the principal approaches of St. Louis’ New Wonder © ke STORE 4 are SENSATIONAL BUYS. Have row the NERVE TO BACK YOUR JU DG- + ‘ 2007 Hig Bend at buliding of xtures; large ¢ CHAS. L $500, $1000, Cash, balance gnect, will buy f wood: beautiful. alows and resk? “Man and up, wit ma yimenta, Liver regain. If you do not fail to epen Sun day fro @ut or phon ANDE RSON-& ; 7270 M RICHM DWEL LING—B fig~ors., furn 17 Is Lie! Norte fRiEsSIDENCE— ter heat, Bellev' 1@ ay. T (or inty. GOUSE—Nice @& apolie trees, shade trees; ga Kae, electric n 1, Richmond I EsStbeNCkh—M roof, nice bot, § Hieights, Mark 82k) cash, H4cnK, Bi NGALOW— brick bungalk two deors fre from market owner wlll ehe BROWN R Cabany 11. Z . Penton S11 Richmond wish oO homes Hi- Pointe as Roads Market must act quickly if vou ner one of the Park and Motor ASOM IRCAILY ana Bl LEWIS kk. BALSON, President. DELMAR AVENUE Office Phone, Cabany 3449 remaining Apartment and Business Lots here FP MENT on St. Seetion particulars apply at Skinke New City sca: @ . a Lous? “a and Clayton know what is going on in this wonderful new Your friends and neighbors are buying and really see the names of prominent people who have bought one or more of these properties. Rea if St. Louis builds and vou make no money. Phone for It is vour eircuiar on vot! Sead ~- ee © Fs SE 8s 6s ie» 4 > SE ~S* , , Se CTION. 1OssS right now | cars direct. : 4 ‘ irk to sight 4 Cabany 2563-3 or Forest 778-R. , at lirect he lots in both Durant Park and Motor Heights. , | oe at é ar) Take Union car to Lillian avenne. It runs to King’s highwa 4 WGI KE pone, BLN wer tart S| PHONE—CABANY 522 7 __ Durant Par | is | fi g's highway, froma PERT nsec titer co . Pepe Theckla on the north to Bircher on the south. It comes right down to the viaduct on Union. Every big plant within walk-™ ing distance. Limws and street —_ ee (‘ome to the office alps + ~ Sunday Phone, _— — is one block east of Union avenue. REAL ESTATE WANTED Suey aL ste minvadele ate OL EGE Rech tie VW tel ‘on j i cone ATi) tes in bent oe PT en Addit m4 j riviggtat tent & hrr niet f‘iveriand Par) fa ‘aries ; vis , ‘ cn mti.t with Stig FP Fee, Motor Heights extends from Clara to Goodfellow, Louis avenue, 80 feet wide running through it. Not only is the General Motor plant and the other enormous factories right across the front of it to the north, but only two blocks west 7 Mfg. Co..the Plumb Tool Co. and that large manufacturing section. Take © Broadway Savings Ji are such plants as the Leschen Rope Co.., i ' a - } | ae ne Sears — -— - YF the Curtis ~ ¥ ~~~ J| ws ' . Cass avenue ear to end of line. 4 ‘* - 7 ° - sa ww? ’ - ~ ” fy jue : ” ; ‘¥ . VF ’ ; A "ae ; ’ , i tp ¥ aah ; : ’ ; ; ‘f ‘ - a“ Al ‘ae | 7) ' {he > ’ . : - Wimites, tt we : bneke . - ; ; et ‘se Py ’ ; ; ’ fie nm " ; " y : ; ; ste ’ ; ’ 7 Buy to your limit in both Durant Park and Motor Heights. No other property of this kind can ever be developed in this | Wonder Section. for there is no other near these plants. i NOME ic Win sxcek Yess ye RUT ENORMOUS PROFITS WILL BE MADE IN DURANT” biiees ta Gee omen “ W Palferiy, 4057 i aate ee en ae 5 Pig a ee NES Profits will be made in many sectious of St. Louis. PARK AND MOTOR HEIGHTS. COME OUT TODAY can't purchase at this time. THESE PROFITS. Broadway anc Lucas Avenue ny ry epeded Central 537. Get the cireular, study it, even if you payment, or if you can borrow it, MAKE PART OF Our phones are Olive (‘two trunks have $250, the necessary Dim tely ‘ ‘ety? ; ie featat ; | ae ude @ireete GI fon “— : : : a = of @ vennn MAMI’ Zin Wats erlg)t tide ive , ~ : —_—— ie ~-— will lee ‘i jeaeti if tease “Mia lie treed fale tem theety bib bk ail biveet titeteat paar If vou down stim 68) hte ‘nia gue ev ‘ , 4 ee : j ‘ 7 ' ; , , , . 4ibe line ” ‘mi me ‘Ty «iA? Zz ; + y ee aii j , ; ; fey! ; 4 oh os o: : = _“ PCat ’ rat x* fhie ere! i L iM eS pwn Ay , porch, Dese.- voit Traime “4” ” ty t+ ; 7 Tt yu? ‘ ’ ’ ; ’ ’ is J) em Oh *, ‘ re m r , as , ‘ . : rT ; 4 oli partl ulere bis be Ww “ 4) > J , ene Pageant! iota i ents " 4), Aw — ’ ait of rent fie? / | | " ' ax | 0 r a is Immed . | wWiteau yet ” slie + wey’ of on sa e t Tihegeated if ’ ite deters eet ' ' , é ‘ es tm ' > = aed Oo ” ~~ ae 1401 He vue Bac on buy brick oe Pome pote. hag Sh. trot wey Ee 4 ie pn ' om a ‘ . ; ae ' d \/ ' > J fw . .; = puilt an dnively Pe ot & pGems. beth, vlese to car line cert | Napasyt BPA convenient location, | murth)» 7 MIssot iy miy PK BLA FPS UNG Alan \ LL rr. ences, fine iit 4 Yew alien Ay Ay ie seabed lotr ate “oF Forest T2nt . : Po - , , : 0 ' J np j AL ( q " So , . = clothes closets, “ Sive' Tihegeat: hi Qf) ‘) i aE oh | Bpehcet 1’ +e in frerne , , ok : : etme ws) ' he eI nd + Hey D sy : pete ‘ LY , 9 : Nyx driveway, larze j ' 1) . oy 6 uty mete ' fy al ti } ’ “ee fii * wrest : ba : - — ~ = Weise Vatte tu geod itv ulate Phere Ait “Via re ' o nie wlith +onvehiantece , steed = jepeomet its eats my tooo ow yt oe 1) we ino ity wi im’ I vlere : Lvlmeee te nic Want 7 eip tiie ; “ bedet ’ | ao ow , on jer sereeer thy ot GQuburhe five _ ) Wud m ii) @relt 7 op MW rthrine om Pershing w Waterinat « in the Toews " 7 au view hb wil my swells bheee font Tihepateh Ave Wwe Pehinm ie an ‘si t(amie pits Ww) faye thee ane «e wtil well if tatu ah ak Us if TO ME mwAtT TY © PAN MI i Wie 1 wry tte the ify 18 Perils wepeeee teapermet | fecitie ° Sieitabie pettal Olatrint wil sme re lnteree! Vien (1 10, Piet itle wh Wis teri ome “ale gis : 4 Pipias mitral ' ; thi TU ' I*ivm?t Ltlepel VY Tapeeithy : ' ie . ; 4 Digs. iw f WW \ WOT, wt ri] he 1 ' ter bee nee ih we io Muy, Hungalow ioewene seer) J sve bile ' mleeete sa Pehws MHANIVIIN Vipetieetrate ” tad » peie stavunt '? are buyers ( lite and enol ph ored) for hotties antl tnvent ANERNATHY, HEALTY C9. OWA Market, Hoamont 616 eit ot fmt ots We hate : ’ lhe are fou nutteaee je hel ldeeetele Hiftoteerts whi af eee trie ft hitrrtrm@erts hea bulldine viltine Hee wtilt Festive Ft he anit thepreatus B ehientie tite te et Paewe weer pl ite perty an the Marhel at ofhee, & Hereene) itiew at nue affine will he abiie hiiatleet (utile shes 0) ain iiate hye wie, fer aryt © ma ho) A CASH BUYER WAITING seit any howe at, vetta@e aF tet "en im ahr lePelion if price te rl@hi ai een DT a i" ev urbe Cons 1 JRBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE | a tuewe [renter tet Ste ti what " WV chew » ow ; " ’ ote ’ om rat Vhs tes ee . : Ti Alavi “ne the ne in wor list Lal : Jy ore bint ‘ stan Tao - ' tomy ine le ieet ar@e stately. BINS. Hiloh ng oo ea vat earnaes in Given Mi -ehan ‘erd & *~ ” bl on re one avire > thy yee pauih ohd. ben Ode 44 TOURING! mG HUT, 1) fen tah , tiles ; Ati walk fen , ‘iT rae with @ ‘4 wrele 744) Tent fole (oun trade fa a bieltnee Ming se higlhewa te See) aoe itt VPage us 7 S roome, 89900. liberal Uiwtelre [Laka fut t* \" 1? Pf milan ‘7 ter 12 Lr a? MUITT AGI , feome: GTI Me vin late heautiful ronda 7. bh ener leavinka@ «lty. price Bhunw ‘hiahee tonth!y pavniente - m. § 4 nine ansl Van i itte Park live io fy i WITTMANN ALT tay roe i 2 . itt Wali (iAl ‘i\\ " i dteetoia ; st tw car near & Pivvisl frist " 1 TTL Ve hea tr t) Win tees ‘tri ypatil hia ’ Pees tite wiee @lann py terry terry Atae fen ~ wae "eye Watn wtobe : (,Atesw Plemutifasl T : ; treetivel fllunted larwe @rouice of Marian @% ana Leeland val ‘A ft Pete € rome ny ] 4 Siille rit \g it ATl Oo “ Peoerti.s hie darn tare ' ier remus - ok linvliaw v4 Yaih one Wile bk ervey Yi )ouee Weet on left hand atde Ley ar mUnerne five: + Frees wine a) ely . ; "srry aus pant ' \ ’ Treatey 2 untae “wie Hie \tes fiw tiv ™ ‘wr gree (A.t Vitel @ itelining fea A pin rentel Qty per Pe wey & Cr) ‘ny ThesAti A rte. lileltog flavion ‘errraAdciven Nungalnwe Sitewi in SB anw nine & witetiente ea t@r ive a? nal 4s " Al Alhet@tt i? than biel @e Ptietil ti linen w we 4 MWieeclard lest Poe ty fraete earaw Chteh any feonint@ hwne@aloh Penten bn rt (iATaew her. ian AA fe ted Privo i Te All tin Le ' ' Amr ceerragy / Perea, with hy Matiote: ster +d. a bout of Kifh wee "| SORRNEAD! MPAUTY my enle aed 5 Ala mount ALAIW 2 poeta, electri wee fer) 68 6PehUuinNe hame Leer ti on ') je Poatin ayes athe other fruit @are terme on mart =Wth alten "Rlet TY “wv > Preene an: ja wii wi ahe lives fiwner Ar, arin warder ite TOW Oleatha > Peertiie toa! iy thee “ater reoentinn hall heat eles oar ort one aore around 'we miles «evosat sLaoWen reene “el fiiefinnel, Vie io trent a Tlaston OAS, TN) LAT. fe Clerdena © ah) & “! ee al) RIN ed with mae ate ee trtetes iN oy feet. emey terns : HAI sai . TH Barton ain tiay Covens , New larated ifar tate t peeve Daeut take and aah fr ¢' Reinemer Mmeodern. .. and mitttitee rite Purntahe | tol ae een Ser tay entnat | | Don’t Neglect Phoning HoM T, be eal 4 ORM PeALT' poe ag OPE ATP, PONS EMSION Ite, iets a sat? age Parnes $4% 0 tertine Ons heefout, office VHO@ vor OF i sat ‘REED ‘, n ‘“l vrne-# iif ss 0 +, Mromady ‘ ‘ft ite oONck jerome (pear ; ‘ - VV ertio: I j fhiree wiiearie he} » haatne ‘ ahens iti “iv “72i ~ hire rye Clifton Terrace ride above modationns Beantiful ; i Moet lek ri TAGH elied bea mati ant ‘ ; ; TT j ‘ ‘er 4 ar;Tree round } ; . ; git wis & tee e ; a heal ‘ry “7 ; ’ i” | ' , to Wheaton Mtetian , mr ADD vias De _ ‘ert FON la vt Base oon huur A ron Awa araper t Peositem Witty Oe ect lie un tetiiet a ae Smt con SOUTH ALNLOCH PARK c ls Bi lk POR $150 ( =}! ie PARK AS : ; 4 TL Beli ae " life shrewebur os ethnenio 7) : Qo veonng ; . ‘ , 1 os : nieve heat ioe 7 if . ‘ ies * ve hrou 7 Jothia court adjoining, owner rae nt, hy Ww ity SON REAL Ra? ATE reeenin tu el) See wie at once P4'ANB OCOD Velater terovee HOF NM CO UORMAN RMRALTY ; re a Van heater a ‘ bby Se - rEKNOON YHROOM HMOLSD gay5 ya pd “) laren dle to #rhathee @ts S100 dawn ein e . NAT IACEH > 2 where fon ¢ teen thie Ub teke Crave i Pentiar aetatton walk soutl Aah for MMi Dal ‘One fare tbs ee VMrmvtation ‘Vt hate) were apetes cto wr Aer reve | ti ‘ th id rie? f fain le ban utiful @llater WAik aout ‘iwer «7 i*heeteut Che wralie ') ht) w (‘heathut ( ‘OU NTRY BUNGAL OW i room heiea Tine lawn limtanoe af nerthweet farctors dis " Samir heat electrt xae “ate: ot MinltO feet an Orade etreet lander aled areim afriear fruit tree ,o a? | " i \ Mery ‘whine - cor quic sak iol MASS VIN GOL) ° ‘ ’ ii bth tA Ma pee 11 | 1 ‘ mare i" “i 7 a ‘op © Teule ( ®unts ab if es \ eet wi i‘lavte one af the Pronvinent aril twat ai Ty nehee eeOnvenienoe@e: es varage modert hore arree of @round, plenty of shrubbery. beau tiful jawna, ef ~~ Mere than §@ Gi) vervihing new for autcek en will take a) (mm) Teepe it it @ls mo aeents need rently if you re pet ee le ee nterested, do pot an se Pivvet. Pienaar? . Hover within fhe @arounde “walking Oar ven ‘ ser 7a] enuntiry place VieMENAMY |! 1808 N Hlome re om ree. hard®ood fleore shade on car line s | Suburban K tek Yoo _Beautit ul . a ree. heap eens e bat’ sae electri furnace Ane fruit and and reck road: wprice } ‘WE , wT Tae ”- tre eT CO aefon @en7 Sarah BIG PROFITS Tata Michae a new ‘ vainte | ser ao au —e oad me ; rame ne®ivy pal hited ¢ DOs 185 weehke Price BIG terns av hath etuoom: ter or ® les “Ment on BF i barrie rt ” he ral s°500 : terms | “WM GRERLING RNALTY oO WAS t‘whene OR, a>) 1A sten ay. arn roonwe and bath be » . . FINE HOME, Phere eree cve we .. New ey 1M n tla "” : rw } _" ‘ud w atnertahe r4e. | south we ‘ar for Circulars on Both Durant Park and Motor Heights = — APPT COU INTY HOMES “Neca and Berry rd. Wellston. and Kirkwood ‘CARRSWOLD 70 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL \. E. Cor. lianles car line -directls from the old St. Augusta av.. Bismark av. 50 Blakemore pl., N. ©. Cor. Bodley LAND and Clayton the road grounds. road across Louis Club “avs. Ss. e. @e¢or an institute or a 42 4 Ni estate. 26? S. (‘haurer and Emmerson (‘lay. Gore, Webster. 4 Hampton Park. 460 W. Lockwood ayv.. Kirkwood Manchester and North and South rads. Manchester rd... Marion Simms Valley Club North and South rds. Old Country (layton. bl Seott av $727 Svivan av. 7525 Teasdale av. Woodlawn and Kirkwood. Clavton and Woods Mill rd. HCTeCS, [deal location for gentleman's country he grout 1 is j ‘ @ direct pat ‘16 elopment of the eity of Urentmoor and lorésnat mnn.etion wi } have Var jineae in te peal I v steam interur van ‘es jearness to Washington high! advantegeous feature ® wrice is fnusttal reaso: lable co mpat ej to other areas in thie dietric "eing Rid«ee i* « Mo. Midland Baliwin, near Mercantile Trust Co., Agent. ft bs 1a Locus : to St (Charles THIS PLACE WILL SATISFY Any One Desiring All Comforts of Counntrs Life With (ity (‘onveniences. and Olive St. (‘lub Grounds. Woodlawn. ow gee wate } ae por any echool 10 Co garage barn fo hen nouse. at w ith Clavton. — A rgonne Drive. running ee yl $ j : ; he shrubbe youn ahade freee vig a Ra! nh foe" qui wale afsowner # leaving and give im media f*® Possession: 'erme or caa? REAL ESTATE «© 1irth and (*heatnut at« \lia in qonk if! rautitu 120 HACKMAN Country estate adjomimng Sunset Inn. i> WV ie I ie | " = EID W a lua @ BAK EB vy ic, Le ties Lhe ms mont! 118 N. ith sf. rea as fo parent ; Boos oo HOT iD Te enhone KENWOOD SPRINGS btfilalenc* b ing@aiows ’ etheien a2 nah $4 roe Olive DD BE I], DING LOTS -e i , ‘Natural ’ : Or cha! xt 1d tar ae SR ” e i”) hes reeset bi AKER Arcade Hidg. &t. Leo SNOTUE ue | Fook poten . | CHANG k 4 . ; 7 2 , “en ys ie , yy tw ’ sae } vate a Ww OREALTY lelrnes ) “ fA HiGakr 7 a LRG AEN in od ine ta ree near’ '**es ao frult treee S"RoO S500 (reve Coeur bh eommnutatt! oods Aqgkn fa biesk te Leck! weat lend. nerth to yen house SUBURBAN BUNGALOW On Marten Sime a‘ nerth of ¢ rere Coeur line near Overlian!] Park there a: 7 roora melern in construction: hardened 0 oO eDW "ARD COCK Aer TOlt CLUBHOUSE AT eee s¢ “ENT Chestnut ~ DALY & Me ARF 81 Ches! oAvS LOTTA oF TiMe nd » . 5 aveo ee ‘ 4 TOL 4% Cheeta = = =— SS —S== deep. = =-_ ground, a hoo) stiful lay large _sarder ade, weil arge gar age pr REALTY co nm acre of ae 511 $3500 Bungalow in County ° so Ridge a‘ . eor Ogden nost new. 6-1 com matt ; Ma rehal : 411 washe* andes: far (wo Ti ae mit J saative anc a nan 1X HLAKK & BRO “815 Chestnut. ‘Belle Mead Lots jock from car industrial district $25 cash and $5 Open Sunday A. W. OLIVER. O46 30 W est Florissant. (ime new month, ST I ISTED 4448 ICENT COUNTRY ESTATE ri ACRES (lavton Road, North Side. Opposite Lay Road ti Somteor r*sigder ad Ll: r Papcrtty ‘t tia i > ew 4 rvants« varane a) ; ira to nape? Weisels-Gerhart R. E. Co. Mighth and Chestnut cottare autos , CLAYTON fo featr lone ai REALTY 102 N. 10th 6 CLAYTON BUNGALOWS. ried hot-cater heat fores' ree ay at North aad TTOREF REALTY CO Open Tod hard u ca? wie Det ar day ra 1A , Main tana ‘FERGUSON ‘ae one Block fron “ouee is mogern iipped on line, 10 line, in 160 feet per | KIRK WOOD a ee greene St A eee oe = — EAST ST. Louis | FLAT—-Two-story. W. F Celboun at.. Mativon. Ii}. 4-room frame: tmiinutes from Address ow ner, rv € oad : : : > . 7 6 ; , For anle or trade fur * pro perty. ; Leonard av... payment ha hance _EPase st St. Louis. KIRKWOOD HOMYF.-7 trees. Cares 2 irkwoo! ‘ COTTAGE—A “roonta, serie from car in *: a, bargain. Wael: mnie? "24 Lee av., HOU Si: lot mie monthly, - | SURIRBAN roomea: 76n217; Owner, Ball i dunes *-room, Sr 8. K irk wood jor ah Nix reonis rk wood J s: lot lux] 48. in A Eroeeard, South He HoUsnKH [Oxley : vard, S@voo Anpiy or phone meee Ae HOUSE—4-room fran fruit trees, house lot loOxlteo or $2000. GEORGE r i ASIF OR LD. 715 Cc h » SZ°.1CKH 11 | “heat v Kirkwood imies lictls veral * nell, to 00 ‘- pr thks op Kirsivood @ HUUSK-—7-reom, modern, hot “alr heat] seod floors; be autif (| decorated butlers pa try, sew ing rooms, beawill covered) vt} trees ws phot spectal ( « ‘Tn buuUute, (lo a trait. KIRKWOOD TRUST CO. _ Kirk wood 230. J Belicvel a purchase 68. this house is as good love tien, mesiiie te riake. hae Breunas, #., oouvenlenerse we ac . trainee and ciose te neighGorhoed te A 2 heths with ebe hee, garage for @ streets and condi son: 9 Xe I nag . Sete ? . ie, i tae ~ Crockett, i rem, | rubbery , j oe wae, eat . & See 49 —_— $ > near - OPEN FQ Hitawath modern home, further particul WALTER 8COQ UNIV Lor North bel, etrieti nm oa k oure hase Ari ln tt er iow atte: im rayvrment. hula FEarT ~( nivergit electric, gaa. F fsehany 6540™M. RESIDENC).- ' immed eo wd. EDGA NOFA LOW——-4# I‘niverstty cy f! oore throvehe ue Hox _ i. » + FiLaT— = iP niv veruin inch walls. barat rs, w, Hartmer and Sort AGE i niw mth: ler@e lo . Ret busy, mer and . water meat. Bee Mr. putt. Wave aw. ABRC Pere NiIVER On Pershing av. ar: lot 40190; ardwood fi: ore every modern a A Vatveratty et trees. : Olive CES WRItTe for our wr RST ” COTT 1GE In Water Calli D COT AGE —Fiv eter WT 72 Res SIDE NCE terme Tatas vt ME We t at 782 Tuxedat re har We BATE ai Est) ENCE rT Peers large, flier arta «ay OU *K—diood se) toon hes c

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" " _Fuiler “a > . in ot by ie o t ' ‘> or ia f *4 ‘ —— rvom . ad. 44 ‘ ‘ x = rT) " J nese por ly op ~ t & ba . frou cag ~ R 0 mY. — — gy Be Cab Am 7 tn - house se ‘= mas and. ors 2: went ' Po 17: Be 0. ins; -wa ge A ; see fle ‘all x1 ax e rs is, Mo e | t* lie Ine f Ve pect wot ine vet : robe a . ‘i iti 1 . A ») in o* te . . mie 54 ‘ '- —_ Ati > eto? ei ge Al @] Ts . Tl “x i@, im . $0000. : @ ter > ne r i*} ray | a! P ° ra bys et ‘ ‘wa _ er , = : . fr 42 . ° te Ww oem kK ion c ey? eat ik: \ . = ; 7 “ . tee tic 1 oo if 1: 4 a yw lec + sho sr ree —, . coms ie eet lor hure ace BUN: — * a - ‘odes cOTTAG a ; ne > avn. a rt ; a GE lore h. ap As N Beg red ro xtu ~ By \e ) A ; : } , ~~ : ul i = ne ‘ gar ewriy tT hs . _ be GA veh ine 1d iis, : rk an whis " laste ns mnt It ae ~ 715 " Ve »] oi ‘ ‘ - I \ : vs Tis - ’ cet me y DY 7 al hR! 12° a orl ree — j Ss. at. A TH | — heat: ¢roow meter, i} bu! hardy — and ca a pl. Sar 5 dagton Sr as 7 ys C igu0: & Betts m Is is : Wo phrey. 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SUNDAT, JUNE 6, 1929. : Be ; FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR @§ pret. APA Post-DIsr ATOR. ee 1400 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F or Sale Today. ———y em am a eTME | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE! FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE Wine NN eee ee ee WEST WEST aa 4 isninontll FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | FL FLATS, “APARTMENTS. FOR SALE “FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, / JEN” CENTRAL SOUTH | SOUTH omy Lelihiathetatasict die ee al eee oo | | Bs, = aoe | td . : For » and 6 Room Flat, ¢ , ; er neato , 4-family vA “35 Evans. all conveniences. , ae dae a a] ETA TS-9991 -22-or . 4 8- FLATS 8.9 *hippewa; | . | “718 8. 10th st; 3-room new sing! bf PLATS Se SS-S6 Mergents . _ lot 8 ‘Tooma,. .. - . wee oes $ 7.000 admiesion card. 2008A Gravois. fe ; exceptiona) bargain and guod in es!-| room fiats and store and 6-reom oa ‘ - . 8 °2 . @ vn ~ : : - — : er al ee ; a ouls: bat : electric fu . Sox 150: rent Siw): ori e, Ti mke best offer. & bens ZA Dev onsh re, ~. ; >. “3 z ‘Mae “ pty) ‘ sO00DF KE AY ° 7. ‘ : it? ; ~e -2.388 ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ MORRIS AAUh mens | FLATS—Several bargains in single or doubie | TOME i TDGe AGENCY, 3318 Meramec WM. . HOL DOWAY, 19 N. Sth st Academy; good income i SLt.WUG, See owner! «¢ oad 0 peuina. modern: : | Otic’ * JONE: SR. | toilet, price : PLAT._Single. Sina , (lat ‘ats on the South side See eS —— ; oe ae +) > ¥; = omy, sy em PS) Mixx KENSINGTON AY, —— a Ren Anthouy Se bai cael . - 5 , %. ‘ht Ki Bi ILDING & REALTY : i Sie e: Say buys _ a1ke ‘ gata ace | 2815 s () | AR kK A ar & ; oni, bath, gas; bewut fui yard, 5 an: y rooms, modern; price $6750 ¥ nak al. i ‘kK ce eee e-> ;, : .: tee ‘ nal Both phones. r.; © and 6 rooms each; with modern ; consider goo farm, sick- 8215-17 KENSINGTON AV ; “265 Lae I. DE Ay ce ae it LCSk 5 -~zilé , : : ee ——- - . lixtures, ecreens: wiil rent for 875 . . ¥ Me rtmer - : , r fiat. 6 roon i ‘ , ie) in one, rent the oth nrvay mm? 4 ‘ SN Loutlsiana By.i - ‘rr month > blecks from Shaw's tarden, “ party . ee ve ~ ry . = —" ; , S and & S100 te E Nel Neer t hest ain: s500 bath and furnace § and 6 ryoms, mod rn oe foday + or ;ey) Bo — ent. . | rt rr one Viet 1g "p> . . : ; . ~ . , ‘e) > ’ iv 4 : . “ ronet cow fl Saat ’ : : : ; ty Ais . iuright av., 2 fiais, 4 dnd & Rasy ea ae © ‘Ges , ‘qaenne : . dition; ivie , i ~erN nm 4 1s "472 Giles, ’ fine doul les: 4710 Ni y : _ , be + urn = *~ » SEU 4. ro i] fiats of 7 ; } baths fur- a “ it ' eh ’ py AWHEF ! ree at Tums) 4 d i OTe r ao a ’ ’ S-room bri son $5500 "443 8 Jefferson: 8: wy N ‘ i 4 . . , 4 nt ro —— ae } . - wEtw § . P ‘ : ice double flat. 3} roonis itchenet , , , ‘ ee : . haces. Kas ath! «i node i mont 616, I la tS ¥ M soFP FTES QA 4 rt ay oe « iS. J. BU Rivis, oO) Urani 5 iR lena, single: 4135 California, : ; 4 breakfast rovin, screened ing porch: a! ee --— ane 5200-11 P AGE BI T wo ‘Doub le Sets of | hy 8 = — "> the rei > > ai at nd & Peoq batbs, Four flats 4 and 5 reoms, modern; price NE An I ow) ON b NRIGHT ise an Fi. ; electric. ese — — Bs urth and Mark : " , 10S rice mM) : . McNair, single: 1514 Herbert, :. “> | Sarage for two machines: ren ’ “Re ‘nil elt (), rice yes \ , PLA’ Soon Magno! ia ay » @t : rms, 2 = (fompton, residence, ; ANDERSUON-STOCKE-b NN, eleeiri - ery fasona bide cut for quick sale rT ‘ 6 rooms eac ah bath. n WN O WV oat ; Isth > eee = FUSE ‘ one Tie cash, ober . Dt K osciusko offer Inquire 3510 Utah. SS , ‘EST ST. LOUIS TRUST 4553-85 CLAYTON , ad otric, Ae —y art totlets: . an 1 ree ear ul ings, rranged as fla ie » ADU ela, ‘ontral ‘tional ; ate p - : ' - pe Gr Ng : , > Ey ' . Four flats 4 ; Ry » Tools niode "ill ene S000 per . Meitl : - . * ‘ , heat : e. cor. Arsenal and } I BLE FL, : and modern ceunvel “ an ‘ ' vear: if ; a . é » : 4 ; 1 ohe bath bi — — ford rd; two stores and two flats; 1015 > M IRRIS IN AV. ices, on bert! loors, finished basemen t bad oar cite . en Ot revi 4 ecten - % Atel, 6019 i ABA DIE AV tenants: S800 ca, haratios : : nas ; ~o Gale Suburban. Y AS-SHELP 7 S Oth at’- Main 123 Mee vale : want . oe ¥) sh. = oi bie 7 k a! ne! . fiat of 4% and *, 4) \ ~ 1! “2 VV yy \ " ‘Mt \ . . . ave ‘ 4! « Sores 4. r a 7 ele tric . garage; rent 18°°0O per ye ar: " and a Tint lblowr ~ ‘ ~ Ww - . ; 3 +s rooms ele tric. sues, fur bY As SHikeLI lu; _aNs *\ . si : “at tait x hey “W &@hiit aA ¢ hoece in . ’ is Cas "Post | baths, toilets, gas and electricits Bde STUESSEL-SEEM Oe a ek. cellent Investment property. See us for CHRISTIAN BRINKOP t. &. CU., nace; Sif, nv agents, Box B-848, SINGLE FLAT —4226W Easton | Sata gnc Gol DWASSER ‘* ' - ae ons : ets : ; worhood, ‘ : Room Brick llouse. ST S00 oe | : ‘era Md ' price and card of admission : : ara a ; n1o Chestr ul af A : ated electric ! ialits: excellent onal L\®rmMs “) 410 ‘-? et d ; } iti ‘SKY R ’ GLaT- —~sy “Ch lot, 44x18, 1222 Chambers st.. 2-stery brick flat, water "+-A 4 and 5-room, bath, DOERFLINGER REALTY COo., S006 LEMP AV BG I brie] a ee | wWENT 2 | Dep cert mise this, | » be bought An: be in | tree ' n pt ce: _ tern 9 electric; | la4S garage for 2 Jefferson and (iravois 2 , es . ° : 71... ; “~ ple Metagey > din Main 10s inh \ RT ME \ T B ARG! * ee ' i 06 j } ‘ . " in rice. _ ti o , : wee 4 , « 7 aw ee ~— - , . , / . . _ cow ewe? it > sir) ter teal - -- -- —_- . : : a ns uli half ash - bao . ; nN and lliaTwie ‘LATS 9 Re. the 440-42 Magno ia av.. = new b Dandy 4 an! 4 oot b it h fiat: i a" o- , . cst oe Bi ty ’ ive 531° \\ ics] END Le ol Bl ke l LA'l : - x - 7 wil : — 6 and 7 A iMoMIS " rea, «a? wl double flats; 4 flats of 4 and & rooms and to and furna ty o-Freoll Cottage in eur. ; . . ¥ — Lix x Semple 4 - ; rooms. tmodern : mritis ‘ C NGLE FLA Lhe at, a if ‘ - - WE, “515 Clavton av: 4 family. 4 rooms, bath each: ae parate furnaces: rental each a ap : ,. . are . ; NP Pats on a ee @t » TuvIhs, €1eo- throughe ut: : ur -Clhass madition. Kient ‘ electric ity ~ Ww a - ov: aaa? I* \ I. I: I, \ 1 breakfast room and kitchenetts furnace building $1632 per annum: for card and THOMAS F..PECHAN, 22% .24 8 loth st ric, price Sis) Inquire SoZSA Pasion; $240 year. FPric eel l} or phone ates ” ; : wr floor. 1714 Race nied oy? i ron. leat; rent SIM) per vear: price £12.40 price see us = ese are fire ftlats and just SOE! ). ra | ' t - WM J AL, Bo r 4 : i; ¢‘hestnut est . ' copper (te 7 x . A. Re On moor " Tf ae ae . 7 Tv I) ryenry > 7 70 Chee : , : . ‘ . " \ ae * aa . . ' —— - : ' » ‘ii : *' " . em ee a S000. IMMEDI ATE POSSESSION nt nec nemenut St: | east of Grand av. OTTENAD De wtlavette Av. A RD OU toon aiea: rent $3400; price; SINGLE FLAT, 5050 CATEN 0: price S2TK0. ea: | : SLaAT—Near Al Hareall 914-16 Cora a. 4-famil' Rl =MSBE CHER tS H I$ 5 . 1 (nn: : rms, S400) Cash Box b-ove, Well arranged flat i and 7 rooms, tiled « 2-family flat, ate 4 lend mie fiat of roo ) ) - nts 8757 S. Jefferson a ‘orner Lawre > @v nice double flat, «© Post Dispate ' - ae ' ar - rent inunediate . : . el de 4 rooms end bath, furnaces; modern: rents rooms and sun 1 ate ~ ml : - ispateh baths, furnaces. ‘ fixtures, brick and ' apartmenta: would ‘ and garage: m ionces throughout: ~~: . bat n seh ” . “ ‘ . P ado ~ ~ ’ S100: S00) Warre n. oO 1A a =m. root. Neth Sturdeck a@v.: tlurnacs woud f . le _— ; . weasel (alana bard ww $-lamiiy ’ 3 rucins each and bu th kFfone poreh: loft an owner second floor. bees wv > nd resi le: ; e iry excha . ma. o wn ail week good improvements; aprewees floor a an ee, ee \. T. TERRY & CO., S25 Chestnut st “at: “WxiIlo; has gas and electric, ga- | ANDE RSON-STOCKE-BUERMANNS viectric lights; in good neighborhood; price willl show t) arts, rice SSand be GANSS, ith at. Man ae LAT--Near Fat Will well 30006 or trade | atu OF angling igh “* FLATS—We have just listed six modern 4 , machine; chicken shed; street “@08 Chestnut | st iam Beil phone. East 2240 EUGENE J THK IMIER, SIT Chestnut et — , flat: he price &7T300 ¥& rd 85500 ; M - fone tinae ta wnenne SUS (Chestnut st : ’ at Br family ars ti “4 >\s ; Sitat ' . . : " . . ta ’ Y) q al ‘) : 4) ; ' ‘ ; ’ ‘ 9 4 5 ‘ ? - - - " » . . . 7» 4 M \ >" N! s}° i"] R. , oT 00m Bingkie ats r wbas' va . rn - . ‘ te a ou theonen ty | and side facilities i« ™ — otontog, ie ent $648 per vea AUGUST (¢ HiLMER ? > ee G18 Cheatnut «t Mon day gain +s Sold t ones cgriie I , ‘aVing elty easy terms tion: inspect. . ' ; Vill ahow ; 19 saate tit ; ae jos. PF ‘KMANN RE co LEON FE » R ; SCOTT. san Chertnut st. r. J ce »RNW El.t. R KE. CO.., S10 € Hestrnt ANDBRSON STUCc K I BU E LL RWANN n~ a Ot Fae inves | . “US Chessnut 3 : fates right; mm t Ene | SINGLE wt ATS and 3 roome, California rooins each; tlle baths, hot-water aT, Extra vo — vingie flat anda 4 roonis CK POSBECHS ht erie? lesion by flat 7. and! o euatediiee tie at ae — ae eee ee ee eee sateen ~ a — reat cpene Hep A yo - . . neved treet Wall ’ pane it . ee mi - LY. Wai uwright ie POLSOM AY S:.700 >Y . = . Annual rents "$660 Sale rice i a nds ¢ : an reome, baths ’ las geen - : at ia ‘ Chestnut APARTMENT-——S farnil = A GOOD FLAT BUY , . = — , ‘ andy flat or 3} and 4 reons, with Dba he: --- ‘ ‘ war sis ati Liles, 7) ana ‘ Tooms, “pe « ‘ J ' , " S4000 hur *. @lectric; &. al offer , ' tIN > el! th st P2y°2 TO 4%) ee janitor and porter ile vat hard 1i9;-98 Clara av., corner double 4-roem 52: 20 900 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO., Agt., ve JOHN ARROTT. Cent. 1838. |: eae BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut 2315-1] 9-21 S AL KE N 7 » l’. oa show - bat , a a ieee flat, baths, furnaces; rent $1820; if sold _— P AGE $7 4 POURTH and PINE oe o . Blehth « 5 AND 8 ROOM 2-FAMILY FLAT Triple flat: consisting of 6 families 1 agent. Inquire 5251— a. "’ this week, $10,700 6 and 7 reom flat batha, furnace, eter “NEMENT—N ——— —_ ne , ~~ -3:3 Russell av.: has reception hall. store: single fla , of 3 mt $ rooms: 3% fin - — . : — ees - BRADLEY & QUINETTE, 706 Chestnut at. | admittan: . by card onls a oe ere —— : . ons hae reoms, Hath urnace, ‘ cold water, bath, gas and electric. | ished basement ro ane ae i stat a ¥lS vans av., 4 and 5 rooms, hails, “=x, >A ace oe alone i okt A. JAY KUHS, 100] hae be o 4 . SING GLE ! ; » . ae OF PSD NOUS, Shc © ly Shh ey and La eee. Pri 4 eeparate hot-water heating pl! lants a Laren ts ae: a ' is, piped for furnace; inside rear stair . 2th ST. VINCENT RO en aa | Wha will eell for — : a at cau) ; Se: WwW M. RODIEK & 2515 } granitoid basement and brick garage. ’ THOMAS F. PECHAN. 202 =4 S. 12th st y: quick sale, $4000 , i 5 room flat math; lot 25x Bm kK | E N 1) AP ART ME N rs ost Diepetch 1900 Belt ay l—2 ‘otomar , rooms: mo Lair — t _—-- : SS SARNGROVE & SPECH’ 2 N. 7th at wm. 4 ‘aot , | — - o: LAT and 3 : HYv. ” - orn nm APARTMENT—4151-58 Shaw av 4 rooms “8TH AND PARK AV. a 3 —- — M. J, HOLDOWAY, 19 N. Sth sat oll Cates om ee ‘ws a ¢ tie A. s - - ‘ _ Bak Y: : 1] r 7 . ; P 7 - res or effect and sleepir , or ‘our fine , : 4 re swath ‘ sl HwAN Page sy) 7 ' ad ous . —_ - : — es a Ssession of ane -: t) . 8 ay » 5 6937 Cabanne ay. TT ‘hn ah, yoo eo “7 ras and eli OT ae Bg a or Sernatn ine ciate each: @as and bath; $8000; | © Ane tunes. ‘vane flat. Will sell ety | 3AMILY OR 6-FAMILY APARTMENTS | POS**8*!00, SH BURNS ‘Thass ‘Chest Ls gi). 2208" Col 4137 kv: “ ‘trl UrnAce , Sto fh | 2 Docks. owen brice $3900 1; income 33540; price $15,000 JOHN DOCKERY. & SON, 1025 Chestnut Vargal: terms e have quite a number of j-family or 6- | - . = — Erne Ses one sValis ay. ~~ : ; or es ad pA TE TH (" JOSEPH BOXERMAN, Att. " + - - tle. Wid, LIA ‘ix ‘hpestnut st Roon OT. family apartmen ” at low prices and e¢@sy 4 { | ) \ i. rio} \ r F] 3 FLAT S and 8 4411 Laclede ay kn ni race. 3 a ae. | Boge ne ae COR Ie Os Se. South Side Single Flats SINGLE FLAT—AL condition; 3 and 4 rvorms, Py. ORNW LL. us Cx O., $10 Chestnut Ss. ey : : ew Dp ted decor screens, shades Central 3] P ‘ m, . ; aan . ‘ L. ; etnut. . ‘ ‘ . . 7) ? ilie , Tey ; : :, : . Ann av.; modern 53 and 6 room sin- A, electric, sevarate laund: ; 6t 2x | = Th \ acant » © Pose sea 4592-4-.6 Laclede (5 attached | ‘TE Nie MENT . Hi 5 Sendiingt en aon @ Senn a ae “" possession ist floor owner occu- | SOUTH SIDE FLAT * flat with tile baths. hot-water heat -6 1 , 4582 Lucky; bargain Ow ner, 4626A 1WOo. FAMILY ARTMENT- #8040) -~ L nimediate I OSS@S881C : : A “HAY, terme 8 Shenandoah ; 8210-12 Humphrey et.. hardwood floors. hardwood floors: price $8500; lot S2x1uZ5: . s. . 4552 Westminster pl 3 o rooms each floor. Nine LY DECORATED AND PAL buildings Fé : AT ive reoms; | neat ; iAl ge wae ‘ ‘ » > r 4447 Ie ni avivania a\ 8 |) ma , { rooms and sun parlor: rent $1680: | card ot admission from rt Qe ‘vans a on ? ais ‘5 ay het ‘ion: ig wg a anf - garage tor 2 RoR. 4 ' i? roome bath, eléctric, or aha ernie . re if iq ; ‘ , *” oome ats - , . i , rs y . . . - : 4 ; « ¥« - : is, “~~ re I iac mnes rooms, tile bath. separate laundrtes and Je Th me Cc KE RY & SON. 1025 Chestni ut, ST kb \ \l H EK \ it rages . - i = ST = ais and 4 ga- parior, bullt-in bathtubs: ideal down-draft) Maddern: separate steam -heating ¥ room brick flat 442% Pershing av or mce 5-6 room in ower Grove furnaces le ‘ated in fine and convenient D poU BI zx | ROOMS , - Fy FI 44 H ie SUE RK. AMP. 6211 E st |} boller; lot 40x140: second floor vacant. ih Iwood floo ra, tile haths An le, conveniences; a | ' SOUTH SIDE ary = ——— | El GENE J. AL THEIMER, sly Chestnut st, | ceptionally well-bullt fiat: S000; See Jf ei ere, foe 86% J. 2 | (12, N. Broad te ee ee it district call 4014 Humphrey. (Cc) neie hb rh 3 Call 4528 Mi ' sal o—s :' Saal e orhoo “A 52H nnesota ay. : —~ , a ; ; mene - po ge = . + 4 a Ww exceptional bargain in 3 and Nice double flat, 4 rooms and sun parlor: SINGLE FLAT—D0Oiji2 Kenai Py Fy Bee: : . 447 | el shing “ay r es renee J and s rootns, JUx1S0, 34110 ‘LAT 2046 Ge) er a\ 4 and 5 rooms, baths lats, South Side®. Call for our Hist tile bath, steam heat, hardwood: tloors. nleo rooms, i] — ‘ pied gton,; jae iM! (DIATE POSSESSION , bee = 1aS4A Agents, 1025 M 4P9R Sacramento av — _ ————_-—_— — A am tri 45.4): make f a : F F 1 ‘ SORNW ELL R EK. ‘ -Q. . S10 Chestnut. screened sleeping porch, gas lugs, Murphy prices Tet Ychmitt with , 4555- OOA Vak a * og 4 ¥ ane .- ptt ner, 74 A Semple av. ee NGLE FLAT ‘ote ve ; : meson. er room; South }: : Clive 2408 Won N, :; ABB Cent. 1828 : Sgga wr it a7 $7 SOU. sods, we rent S2300 per year: price $16,000. | GL, ite a JON ES. “wed ‘‘hestnut st. ree 2 ‘siovo oman A 5 1) Pe . “- on bs a, Post. paren B eas “ Ss. Mien st 2 . ty , ili make tern ‘ee « = e . ; eS « tr t RY) Stoddat d : : Double: good Te Snsinaa to : - ~ % ~eeena. bath. seen pi a , Dane) * and hyn iG baths. bo a “es, ADE Be STOCKE-BUERMAN I L “ Na _— Whittier wt., one! | 3 roéms, $3200 3 vear ce nt. balagoe $30 par en 3 “ ’ . : , : : ~ . ; . . : _ sa . ; “ ‘ ‘ " a . o— ciec c t ’ € c.. . by - . co 6 cies Cc ali ze 5 od Irie A : rings. Ve 4169 W estininster pl. mw " trade; aingle: modern. 3817 lowa har 4 ; Baste ae oe .. # gg ok nw hy BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut st. _ a Suh Chestnut st GEORGE F, BASI FURD, Tid Chestnut. OR es MO REILI, So 23 Chestnut st, Se Cup ry: en oe LAT—Tyler place: possession in June, In- | gos) 4 ane ae Co ee 2101-03-05 S. 11TH ST sad W aa IM49 er tit Va ov, $3 \\ t lls “ay, au uire ¢ at 41254 Cleveland ay ‘4 : ian an ae a ~one Double brick flat. 3 rooms each: also ain- Brick £1 o LO A AV. 17 —Southe ~ erie Monica ai | $7000 BU Y ws 806-68 ’ Al att asticoman av., double brick; gie brick flat; lot Ox 113 | terms « fat, » and 3 rooms, 1 nished room double flat; good condition: bar- 5816 Vernon ay.; single flat. § and 7 rooms, Get Our Big * ist pie OOO; terme: 8 "nac lot ‘ONRAD 1, SCE 2 F nd : i = LAT “Baio W . om ne modern ” , 4 | A flete of 4 and 5 rooms and bath each : lot TET yM AS K PRK ‘H A? OVID _O4 Ss 12th sa ' in baseme nt: bath, hot and cold w ater; ad- : easy terms. R dl Titl : r } } »le le fi T 1 fur aces ar ; Bake e ‘ ms L ¢: , | a x) 7; rental eee per annum: price $8500 —— - S m — THOMA : at only ‘ ’ Olive S512 eudin, itie Guaranty a ee sen a. pe né ah CAN GIVE POSSE pe OF 2 Ww } vy - yoming ne h ane , ts: PR , SRECH cR \ D> ink FN: ft TT TIN, 5 . {> > # CHAN. "02 > .§ Ss. - b . ~- . . ‘ ‘ > . ” q ‘ a : 7 9 moet . —- . “ | 24 12th st. a 5 ond 6 bean’ none oe) cee CGH H. STRWAR ART, 1002 Chestnut st. APARTMENT IN FACH Rt ILDE ‘e have some real bargains tn . ores ae PP 118 N. 7th St Olive 5555 Grand 1407 Jeff . ‘LAT ar. 1 DDD, Jefferson av q é ~ nail 17 7F ' : 3906-0S, double. three rooms; lot 47x140 227 Dt ¥ ut- r he ale . t c: | . ‘* . » FLAT-—Pretty; 2117A Withnell, ' FLA q eae is Alaska av., dandy 4-famils ~ Bo price £9750 42 oJ DE TON T Y ST. Rah gd SO: on on om ,~ ha, etc.; bUxx Me ‘-PHE RSON 'family and 6-famiiy apart: ta { 4 price $4300, | (* V1 “) } or] . |: l; | ‘ an hat? &team heat ° ‘ © ‘ eASVY terme I ~. we . ANK E, 108 C} est nut - Four roel 4 rooms, sun parlors, kitchen- . ‘ x sHade and ruit trees, : ta nents in the REMSHECHER- " 4 , ig? { its ke ns oye o ¢ — Nie HOL AS M LR rin g908 , L. fa vette F -" —~iettes, baths and furnace r $18 shrubbery; 6925 Plateau av.. east of Me- Fine & and @ room i-family flat: hard- | vDatts of the West End, ranging itn sAAl—it2S Indlana av., 2-family 3-roo S, of afa aN : . %. 1s mCes, rent ou per (ausland av. Benton 1849W. wood floors, tile bath. separate hot-water from $15,000 to 75.000 If at all in FF ick; two flats, at, with mas: $8200 Victor 3420R, ‘rand .$«31R &§ leg rant 6- KF amily Apa rtment einer Will make terms, ——_ | : heating plants: price reasonable; Olive 7év. 'M apartments either for a home LAT—5319 Terry 5200 : 7 1) , PLAT-—Singie, 203 ickory 1 & an 3866-68 DE TONTY ST. COR, OF 39TH NDERSON-STUCK E-BUERMANN, hLAT—-Will sacrifice my foes Single fat | ra NOIN-PERRY- RUTH, 102 N! Kighth st,| Yestment. be sure to get our big. list. | 6 room brick; , : SOS (Chestnut st at 6134 Suburban av., electric, bath, fur- 2 ————--— = ——— | Pry. a 9 REAL TY CO.. 107 N Srice aanhe ear a . Bhs ar ope Bap o 7 ‘ ‘ j and - . , Tr 2 ” ROSOL. " ~s.8 and yi * an ) ; Mn . . AZ ‘ . Ol, rooms front Tht Ss: ’ Combination business and apartment —- -. i , , : , > 3 ™ SN 07 . - * b 6 (srand i\ : ' y rooms rece ption hall and sun parior very SINGL LE 4 NbD 5b ty BL Be ROoOwW - - : - —, _ . eon - 2621 Hodiamont ay.. (corner Kennerly av.); FLAT “os at ettl " =, Victor 241. * — -—._ | fine bargain: can make terms Hardwood floors, tile bath. Chamberlain foxx Forest Park bl., 5 and 6 rooms, Three-story single flat building: 6 rooms | ee NGLE FLAT Sand 5 rooms furn aces ron mw) ve ria 7 family with store, settle an estate. | 1 4 T—4060-62 Castleman; double, 4 and 5; FJ. CORNWELL R _CO,, 310 Chestnut. | weather strips; excellently wu it flat, and “hardwood geet desirable location; price first floor, & rooms on second and third: lot). BE AT’ TEU | . Ph ecto n bath, pr Aalimaton av.; 5 and @ rooms: lot | eer ) +++ pam § ag iumnaces. electric; rent. | ~~ CHOICE | CORNER FLAT /spiendid investment. Owner ocupies S100A | 8nd terms at ae 3.4x180; annual rents $1410: a real bargain. | | 44 d nnum; price price $6000. ~* “"*| FLATS—2 modern double; rent £1500 yearly: £1584: price WW: terme 1400 GIBSON AV. McNair. Inspect and see us at once. BAR NGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N ith st. | TOHN S. BLAKE & BRO., SU5 Chestnut at. 7D AMI Y BU IT, DIN Schmitt with Kensington «at two flats, 5 and 8 Price $12.80 Frank, 2825 Indiana Olive 2408 JOHN H. ABBOTT, Cent. 1838 . hath. electric: lower floer FJ. CORNWE LL R. E. C O., 810 Chestnut. SINGLE FL AT—Jv68 Evans av.. 3 rooms on! 495 1 al 7 A 6 1 7 ' é\. j q- ; GLICK @& J : ; : ‘ i _ - - - - . . I . ‘ ‘ , ——w _ Jini , j . lot 259x120; price 87500 "LA’ 1-3 rooms. attic, bath: lot 25x130;' . eee N. Fiehth st ' a n ediate possession © ARONDEL Et BK. ARGAIN each floor; price $2500; terms. — v sac eae V. ) ati ) i} } or Immediate Sale FTA T— 1980 Heber ‘ . FP co 4 C “hestn rt st Two good frame houses . = ae 6 rooms: GHRORGE F, BASHI URL, 71s Che stnut. Elegant building just east of Por east if - ab na mi’ “ # } eteam heat, ei v¥b5] W A’ Dy RM AN A\ . oe Tron & KE Central 8022. me Enright av.: 6 and 7 rooms; lot 30x > Pen \ Kaneher 4544 Adkins av | FLAT—3161A Portis av.; 4 and 5 rooms; cop- “MORR IS AACH : sun par! f i } Main 1049. uv rice S7imm : 7 ene ¥ "~ per screens, gutter and down-spout furnace. 7, a’ ~ SUnm parior, furnaces, modern baths; garage: ain | Park: apartments contain 4 rooms. recep- | . a bZ42 ley $-fan ly fis With nice , : ' VD OO’ FI o3h0 On 4 as . -_———- . — — . 7 : May): v.; » and 7 rooms; lot 2hx« lawn and Ro Anh entts son + se pmo * laundries, double garage, except- 4! a A . 4 a om 4 rede * oo n flat. — 125x150; rent value $80 month; fine yard; | FLAT-—60s1 Suburban: 4 and 5 room brick;!} tion hall. sun parlor and sleeping porch, | | sé ’? price $8000, . DOUBLE -FILAT—1200-02 Arimasatro! ay or woodwork and floors Owner secon! thes, ‘tric, marble sinks. china closets. astar terms; owner on ow Sunday. baths, electric ght; in good condition;| With In-a-Dor hed; can be bought at a bar- | The Roymer 5 and 6 rooms; lot 25«150; ae , Sewes SY, fino Lett me ; [LLIAM WARREN, 823 Che stnut st. sonable price: ¢ ert OT FEF) gain with small amount cash - tome ! lot Soxnk ’ wnnA « tits wy r 6a . . . mitciemnetilatini TTR HOST eimai : a only 8S53450 reasonable terms can + --- | rea . UT sc pri » Can) terms, BO'l LORFI i ) ee | _ : L.A Double ——— —— nn | fL,ATS-—Sond for list of double and sinale i session July 1 AP ARTMEN’ REALTY CO., 4914 Delmar. | F. J. CORNWELL R, E. CO. 810 Chestnut. ach apartment has 7 rooms. front hot and cold wa 5 and 6 rooms, lot 380x140; DOUUL EFL 1www-U2 Victor; cheap; in jats that we have for sale on South Side: * ‘43 ATER. RE ALTY CO 806 Chestnut at. r RTMENT HOUSE F LAT SiRGL E FLAT—3746 and 3748 Finney av DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN | place. French dente twee ee t R so aire 2319 1 omy OS EAE st 2 eo my ‘asy terms ) 2159 Tow A “AV. r . —— | $807-09 Humphrey; 4-f: imily, 3 rooms and and 6 rooms, bath and electric: *; ie 8 561-43 Wells av., a dandy double fiat | | area P acrid B pes bey rw baths, hard a tw © Tlais: 6 and 7 rooms: i , Oregon. 4 and 7 reomesa. good live 2408 JOHN H ARBOTT., Cent. 1838. : 4 o ms ,. sun parlor ; hari iwood floors se parate heat: brick stable in rear. Price $3500: terms. of 4 and 5 rooms, bath, tollet, electric, fur- ished { » - aya, interior : ; fact S800) . condition: ‘)-foot lot, $6500. Terme: own nt N_ BRiehth et 3 and 3 roy ¥ oe tH tiat; electric, bath; jow rental; $1740; sacrifice , , terms. GEORGE F, BASHFORD, 715 Chestnut | naces; lot 'Ox241 to a brick alley; garages | | aeananniae, a ns mahe~any; 40% tr 425A Hart ord, MePhersss. . ee 4% and i roeoms: iot te | a. 4 nats aire a: vacant . > : , : “ et = ama o ~ooene : "aaceniae MIOMAS Fe Ph CHAN Onn 9) 94 @ 1th at aay call Sidney 92. ADpIl\s BS40 7} li nols Main 1049. A : : for two machines: this {s a rea flat fe to inspe nt ‘ oor Vet. 1 . obtain FLAT 1946 t , Tr . , § ’ 4 n ad Sp ors ' > £2000 cash. ee —- — . a, saney ae eink rn pa - ee gees “gee "| must be seen to be appreciated; price 12,- , ak inn ’ 7s ; families of 8 APARTMENT SWKX West: 6-fainily, 5 rooms OW; don't overlook this if you are looking | Weisels Gerhart R. F. Co, 32°: owner vil Petanten! | and 10 rox ms: hot- Si itleven room house for 3 families “ , ; . - - a “ ’ iv and furnace newly painted bar ‘Pain ca ‘ : 2617 LOW A AV BEAT T IF [7 Ly FLATS and sun parlor: in perfect condition; rents for a bargain Elehth and Chestnut Water heat: price $10,500 ag Beis 1H98 's 14th gs live 2408, JOUR He “ABBOTT Cent. 1838, ‘ $4500: 4] : : Sey : 7. a Tvwo-family “at of 3 and 4 rooms, bath. a 1m - ~a AT 52406 Waterman av.: 6 and 7 rooms steam — ; ’ -, : a . ¥ ; ‘ \ iD ivhth « . i . : ; nn ‘ at; hot-w : eat , i - S12 International Lif BI - : LEVI & «0 rol (‘hestr ul eT? ' ° brick Rarage’ price SH00: owner ’ Ba 410 low >, mY. * “story. brick, - tot y, can be boueg?) “4 bargain eo ww ¥ Row Sike ‘tote eather =. odd m = : . q SaOeSS ' - — a ——— " ee S ldg. — : —e ates - 244 Unie ” mor? ‘ xii. ) ce 1 = , a: 1° . : ; : . a y “per . ‘ 4 ' 4 : , $ each: at 25x ' price § we JO = ' Dt * M. ANN ? 2 re) Y., H2 ( hestn 1 screens, shades, mahogany mantelplece: lot ‘ ‘ “Ad me sig A ogy - av., o *nd 6) $542 -44 & LAY iy ON A. tren ia ? ' , : é - electric gehts urnace: terms. , a \ . | “DUTTON & KEN : Dol IBL IF A\ T LAT—Crittenden, 6 or 7 rooms, modern | Ml, bargain, | APARTMENT FLAT 3120-28 Maury av.. 4- | 50x140." * N McMENA! & R. E vo! :; | ; ’ . E LL S fine in 3400 biock. Box H-812, Post-Dis- || e MSBECHER-ME my oa Salleeon 6 family apartment flat, 3 roome and sun | CO. 1808°N. Grand ay. i Pete Lae NA 4-Family Apartment Flat HEBERT, 2925—-room donbie et. a ecerat ieee ] ] By ) Benton a V - : — — . *y ig aes i 4 : , pa rior, ha rdwood floors throughout; elec- s ._E PRI “ke REDI "4 a> I> - ” ‘ Om: ORGE ;' . . BASHII ORD, 715 Chestnut. | Five rooms, sleeping solarium, sun parlor, +L, 4 T Ww ith ama ll stars _ b oa em ‘ High class 5 and 6 roon: 3154 Hal-| PUAT- aia ee dag an - ‘i tric lights baths, ' “nace: warage for 2 a flat -$ rooms, two basement Min FM: Murphy beds, hot-water heat to each family ; | _New ratead ay, argain, a5 LAT ~4414 M 8] i sremen “ay, liday bargain hunters need not apply er or woke ha , ree : ma... “. : machines; only bal of Tower . dDatl lot 8] x140; street made: sheds SANGLE FLAT - 1395 Goodfellow; 5 and 5S separate entrances. sides. front and rear, Pr 7 nensiniitiaiattietiees ty 4c . , Inquire Upstairs. a | ve r. : ‘ b. x sent _ ’ 4 : - "Rica "7 ‘: i;rove Park Im ome 34 abel ‘pri Ce Dds), : . Make us an offer on 35045 Idaho a\ , rooms, bath, gas. electric, furnaces: rental rent $155 per month: price SL6.000°> no jan- ; % sn 4 “ Newste mad: a and “ §249 Kpright AV. LAT Four rooms on each floor: jot Ox 127 ie : , NIN SIL Alsi er tote ho NERS Atty... TOM EF LG i: AGENCY, 3318 Me raniec st ‘ Tre with price Shou. See Anthony itor ; a rv le e or coal bills as an expense; a 3 = but = at » & ec “tric; $4: 800: _owner ; Ino Gt NDI aa o- , “MM " > «yl. Sit . si — " - : entrai Nalionai a ik ;a¢ Both Phone ss itt ‘ ? LrOu* su rouble. in ¢g od : a 4 ; oo 4415 Laclede “uy, eee on ae Pilates BLE FY A LY Will trade; $4800 (clear) for ; . ——— ae & JONES, 824 Chestnut st. A. JAY KU HS R. CO, 1001 Chestnut at. nent. 2023 Wullaapay ™ a } excell t condition . . 7 a ° . : . ; rs — - . — : in \ en oy? lit 1 l. ) 7 HE ROK K K- $IGOOV ] ! A iS rns » M Phe reon: t-famillyv. t) and Ww EST END DOU BL K 2 lL. AT ; FLA | (of sb rooirns eac h: oOTDR Ho ‘ the sthee 2 an 7 5 ~~ — ae — ™ senameetens: — ; ‘ si, ole > ‘ . , _ " . 4442 (iregon: 4 and ‘ roornis good : Hata . ti 4 ; 17 . ows “+ Vin i) ( ‘ or 2 y 7 is 4384 L, inde! ay. - = snauir sedis ; “024 aliformia Avy. Flat Dandy 6-room and bath; home in fine con- ‘“ rooms; hardwood floors, siete sinks, steam 6 and & rooms: stone front: steam heat: price F2200, Owner, 4111 Flad, condition: no. bet ’ . ee ee condi tion; .- ay: lot: $8500; terms: own- ra Anuwn ats air Victor 248K ) i ' en ’ irs . tor Four and five reoms baths, electricity, . r at ' : heat s h walls he ‘oncre 3949-5 : ° 2020: ¢ . . = ; ). } i é i Us thi it al ] Ine] valls, | i concrete, soa Ne He W est Pine bl. ; rent $25 20: can be FILA‘ INIS Re Nexlade, en rooms, 300; make and no tter ‘) *\ _— er dow nstairs: vacant - = ee , dition: S is a real bargain See the Ne in be vibe vOrFaCe. oT snle 7 b ; . 425% Oregon av., pretty 4 and 3 room furnaces; only S670 “SEE LOUIS BOSSO, 624 Ghestmes st. 4 iron ftences; iow renta, $; no leases; | boureht right ff : - 5614 T tld aav ae douple fiat ou ‘South 8: de. cheap CAii US ‘ baths. electri: vwranitoid haSement, RRINKOP, #819 h “he + toe at Central 4214 , = J ~s Olin aOR priee $15.40 l*or inspec Pte phone Cab- | _MINE R RE ALTY co 10? N loth «xt orter, ‘ . Brien, oT) ON Sprt %, of General Mot “ ) ; . tf) a’ . . , o? op ; . , ‘ . 7 = - me " a . - ! . dads » as i . ‘ : "pee eS ‘ecw — ot th ey phew 10 ”m ON igiehth nt » Cent. 1838.) etc.; property in first-class condition: price SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE FLA’ : ee ae inv 4758W’. | MODERN DOUBLE FLATS. 87250 PLAT 1682 Helen: single | 4 rooms and a é. 8. sony eat 4151 Shaw “Hy. FLAT i M: nolis \" { aA 3 ’ HL AU ER REAT, TY oO 806 (Chestnut st Want to Be 1 double flat to settle estate, a 2709 MIC: HIG A> N AV. WRST END FLATS— Near Lnion and Kas- Practically new, clean-cut bulidings: Boe Owner at 14t9 ‘“ Sth. ¢ — Shobha e ) Mas + rs r - eee a a "Satan a — ' - roon 8 and Daa) eacn a oe , rot paw sees ; andy 2-familv flat of $ and 3 rooms ton; double flats, each :{} rooms and bath, i baths. elec tric; rents each, only $80: tn- ie i % r 4-familv 1525-27 Penrose $0000. , AT- Singi« , . io" e} 4 a oh ; Ss "NG Al Jw of l. A] aed Lmsbed De Tonty FG. wide: ,_vulldl ne ial good condition: ba leU =o cole water ar mew es i ec, - rents Sluot: price $850; new alid ‘ ct 1815-17. N Sprin and 015-17 - quire 4s N Kroad way. -eorge Se and id Fooms; W a ie ball w RRINKOP. 619 Chestnut s , " - we , Gray : and cold ater; owner lives ur L x _- 4 hul throughout; | e€ e | ir) ar 6Bret kT a 6 Asioha, oe th e . oeme: RarGwese Cleers: garage: wr? RE Rr VW vi NZLICK. 1010 Chestnut st ; will show you through; very an- modern, Mi LAT -Singie, of s roomy 60t i | 2 wa is E _ Oli , MLAT-—Brick, 7204 Michigan av.; 4 and 4 13.700; real fiat. ————a . = — is to se! JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chestnut et. SAMUEL LIEBERT, Room 407. 78%) som} Vicenr a0 1s: good investment; ; Ve DOOD 1 Is N. ith St. reome; price R050. See owner, 5425 Minne ve 2408 JOHN H. ARBOTT. Cent. 1888 ’ _— — a _ % ay, Vietor 3100) or S406 ¢ herok 824 Cen i } er, a4 é ' . Ne a } i) \ art nt I: ls t Jos FP. Dre KM ANN }? F, mo er 4 ‘hestnu + =o tears - = : , Chestnut - is BOtu av.: Riverside GOSR. wma oN Fiawhth st. Cy ahil ay ‘ pra men at ——— - - A - . SINGLE FLA’ 4070 Iivans av.; consists of es . ~y _ . iigeaeteiaememenaee FLATS ‘‘orner quality: 4 ‘oil . rooms; Me -— a 3902 | ‘ONN Ee ‘TICUT ST. FOUR-F AMIL Y F L ATS 4 rooms, | furnace downstairs; + SS] NG LE KLAT _Greer av. Ow ner, #604 Clay ; T-— Double, IR A RG A N | FLA’ 4ixx Flad, 4 and 5 rooms, steam, FLAT——2754-56 Meranier at . new double 2- , h ' ee I Ss : stor } ec} ‘ rove sé nd bat! | 'e@ rooins all hardwood floors. brick fire ave aimost new 4d fants flats In roome y upstairs; lot AON ’ , t BT 27 i “at; oOo mary heed story brick: ats r os rt av i : j I » Al Shaw ft et iffere 1]. . : t'p-to-date: no better built brin your PLAT Sele L ine olin, 4 rooms, te i | ia ) | s ae ; so lace anda ly ke « ASse cj ere nt Si Ze¢3s, prix a | right /, iat a. $4! IO rr Se SSiotri, . ‘ ’ , . . ‘ iz I 2 —~ . P aa n, rer St. Vineent. 4 an io rooms, bath el re KOT SRiICA HEN, t22 : Chestnut —_ REMSBE ‘ or a i. : WNS.0OT E: NAT ete aie” an reened por: hs te double mrs Call or phone ky { (7kRIN P 1 HE IME it. a4 (‘hestnut st. | from der with vou. 4672-74 Page: get price offe . I. © Brien, 2 N Sprin ; ‘ ‘ | . Pi il, , c+ | . ; : rere “— Os ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , > - . = r ‘ Hh ly “ree ic) "] oa. ° . . = SATUS, S800 . k LA r “ room “ioubE ; strictly mods rh in R737 @ Jefferson a‘ rages. 4 cars. Fo ard of admission see WM J. ABBOTT F CO AP Ah’ PMEN’ r touol-oi Laclede av.: 6 and 7 hoi Mod 6 Grand . fe Delmar so00L. . AT —J-room, 4-farnils op tote-a K 4045 hon, nical; 3 and 4, bath, electric. | . TOWer tirove oielene rent 7 > a '* | PLAT 3004 Shaw avy — “genre FEDERER ARENDES REALTY Co Ve 4508 Central 271 rooms, 4-family apartment; steam heat; > POSSESSION AT ONCE James O'Netit, “4052 eaten Rtv tox s . . 4d ns \— sha ~-fa ‘. eo 90T Sidney 2076 ori Gravols a‘ =o ‘ price $15,000; tncome $2580: terme BROWN 787-3 Bavard, 5-6 rooms, rock front; .baths , \r 4 7.3 8 gue ' | ; _DAT EA - / _Sanre ; are lor , Pan .« 2ern loar ‘ On ~ -AUTI« i ebeDe ‘ a, . ( aoe 2 s. ; : ’ ‘ “ a zee \T ox ' : —_ te he nek. “oy | el reasonab! (eo) we" OTN) TIE T 1K Ns 7) (Chestnut ef 41-00-52 [Le Tonty st double fiat, 4 roorns se iM . 7 , - A PARTM EN’ Ss 7240-5) 1 Enright 4 beauti- inieintinieas deat 4a Odd F Fellows: Bidg_ 4%) ae, : oo FOOLS; lot “35x 162. Apey 4940 oren cate : ; , / ; . "s . ’ ' - rye ; - : ‘ -— anes ss. . : ’ ~ee . a. . : : ' . ‘rin ‘> ~ 2 ? vy; ‘ ° ~ ~ ° . . 4 ’ , . “~ : . ~ . ‘ ” a us ? . if : plas WINTLS, price 84500) terios EL, lwo-family, 3 rooms and bath. S800 . 2A — ee wath , 3) and sun parlor; hardwood floors, electric - HAN, 2020-24-S. 12 ful G-room apartments, hardwood floors New A yartments I or ‘Sale _ , Tyr 4% brick: por site we ar? tease. oo Pee . B40: cae tale GGee Liherie invude o. -AT--3- , room. bw 3 ried o,f i }_ tot 6)! tistures rik UL. CTA H PLACE Fl stean th, steel] beams and . A '—4641 Tyrolean; 3-3 brick: fine ' GHER Y 12 str et walk paved. heoon be | SS eg Be Rox F-19° Post-Mis I { eg — .. sties B ri . p ( ey ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN. are to ~ fr le a ff m girders; i] ' ren ‘ lot re . Two new 6-farmilyv bulldings on n. @ eor Teor ferrys to on My. F vcrton Si i. 5 falar 4 As? 7 mM = 7 oan vo a set or he i*hest t t flat ‘ "! i”) ery re ; *RCOMOT a s ne i. ~ | : | , | | : bath (Hx 1 Dean nten ood; 5 and 4 rvoms, ‘ S840 Ne eee av... § and 38 rvo'ne, block California av. = n + fond im) moders we ge ol SR, oe = —" order; possession : " eplendiet iatenee a os Me og Big hi ; et our aaron first clase 6846 North Mat - Y : | . } i “ i . *> " ’ : rye ware } l ’ ee ri@i’ price a artinent ror : - 4 ' eal = = 2m a. tat 2° : ; only $a J. , WEGENFE KK. AGENT. | 416 Uhippe wa st 1 rt BL E AND 6 k LA’ of Kb, 900 Al. BERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut 1OHN GRETHER & CO... 508, 722 Chestnut died with small amount cash might a: : = = “ —t Linton large roome = % 7 1 | ‘O., 508 ont Game : “52 or 4054 North Market, = Wil weil at ants Northland. 'anmd 5 rooms, bath. 82°00 . om oF corner Thurm: 1 , = Pa RENKOP. O19 Chestnut st ; > FLAT- : sits _ , T Thurman, 8 and 4 . m ft LAT Beautitu } oppo: it lafay- tSxx Wee ain TWO FOU R-FAMILY BRIic} LATS FLAT—W15S-20 Delmar bi fine 56 and Oi fF c “ORNW ELL R E. CO., 810 Chestnut $.4 and hath rod RRINKOP Toone, bys , me J7XTL8: etreets made: S700 FLAT. Well bulit S-room double fiat on ’ dern and =. : . ". 5 ye , ; -- ~+ te re a 20 7 om KEANE & RAN KE 1S Chestnut st Northwest corner of ayer ! heati | f e ae - 48 ,. & and 3 room brick, gaa. lot South Side, 3175 Oregon av.: rents 8720; ‘ ctr ul ror lo . - -- ~~ , ae -\ 7, 1OetIng pliant PUtUre | . , un ‘ : . ) ~ | price $5800, “Owner at 2022) Keokuk. WOx142; ‘gar its $1950: » f bargain. 1382 8. CON PTON AY, good investment property. For further de: ) 4 000: lot So-ft. front, | Vie 2-FAMILY FLAT WA race: owner AIDA eaten a = 2, s2500 s ae : ¥ B ROKE R x. 317 Fullerton Bldg $ and 4 room brick lot B3x Calin fee m rice. i a ee a chp big = future : a aa ey t 4 ceeene: 0100 FLA T—Stylish 4-family; earns om ane - ma: n as : ALBERT Wr NZL 1K 1010 © value niy et from corner; @ snap. 0218 DELM LR r - \T 3 ind i rooms, bath, electrie: nh hie (OR. BOER err , @ rims. tiverside 2-619 Eads ; nice 3 ~~ AE . é, : ; ScorTT y anind rm r ty oOx125; $2100 naLT y oe —y ee M =e | - aor ol _ bate . = _ \ IC EK RR () R. G. SCOTT, sow ¢ ‘hestnut st This je a beautiful building, each flat co - = : Titra) Swe. . ATES Linooin ay cottage lis ape aay ey enon t hot-water nent: Fn ON, , > ; FLAT—Nice 3-room doubie, bath and ele taining 6 rooms and bath: steam heat: large | LA s-story Orrick; 35 ft, > pele, th hot and cald s DROZDA REALTY Co... FLA‘ rine well-built double, | rooms ' owner price S@0R° noel tony ' S and 4 rooms, bath. gas. electric. splendid Henrietta st ; yl '-room flat: ' tric; streets, sidewalks and alley niade: porches in front and rear of building at tem Annly 4208 1 Anton Rs a1: ati reet and — wie Chouteau av. and bath; is and “820 Keokuk e. JOHN W ATKINS room 307 “722 Chestnut dition, slate sink; see 2403 Cora av.; sac iG furnace; lot 34; rent S1080 per | annual rent $960; will take $7500, no less, | nual rental £1440; possession can be had: will FLAT S830 Garilelad. 4 large rooma, y owner: ter DOURLE FLATS ‘ al} (irand 41 iS. i if ~ — - riflice lee; S300 down and rent mores See : ori e $8500 property about 4 years if S8Okl aft One's located on ¢{ Cherokee car rake fine home and investment tow ive month» Sloe Cabany HRISTLAS F LAT 3446 Wyoming st ys and 5 rooms, i, Wil make terms line Box F-122, Post Dispate GOL DMAN RE Al, TY «oO 722 Cheatnut i ' - — ~~~ rT ANDE RSON STOC KE-RUERMANN PLAT _ : —"s we mogul ~ vee . “ i en I t'rame:> 65-5 _ garage; $2000, abate se ry oder! i] ine Owner 414% Cireenton P Altes an 808.11 St. LL ula. s ible al r . ~ om bath memes , ey souls Sh ty ly oe Fe PS. tite, ae Sata hee be A . ric; bath, electric, copper gutters and down GLICK & JON ES R. E CO., 824 Chestn _ ; Ww KGENER. all ie NT. S416 Chippev . at — mya * oo “» one? made “. os \ 5S .: 3] TT 7 TH Mein 4 ah, Ot my tra! wm mime «¢) estnut st Genet aad? al 7, ouble. - 5 and ‘ $50. pe Three- Ke amily Apartment . 7 > 7 pe n or o r or car Oo ai mission it) - > {) Si) . EES P - - © ; ii : lade: ‘ ite © ; ») . FLAT 4M = raat ” h , = ’ tnonth, 4006 Ekvans av Make us an offer 8 ROOMS, 2 BATIIS. m ~ s wilt single , ch: a ea” ela a ( R KS . pP A R IK I: I, A ‘l POMBRIDGE AGENCY, 3315 Meraimec : f100 Persl i. av., 2 BA est corner Rose lor hay fabaat “| h: 1 on Rs ex.s , ; > ie red wer lower ; ALT , poreh a good flat an Tr 7 ; vi be _ ; 464 rome. . eee ee j t AT—3707 Oregon a\ os and 3 rpoms, culre 3644 Ramberger ie a >D , “r soe peat fate tor the caete, 7M ‘OREM. on | ee we ae F A T—-B3551-71A { ‘alifornia “a av., ot Al I LY J+ ] SA W \ ( MM [ Nf‘ ‘. . ti ] hot es Tait U‘ndoubtedly one of the fines? AT 8722-24 Cottages, double flat. 4 RK, & J. M cetnut st brick; & rooms on and 5 rooms on , “IW 10 : eiiny awn ay. fine 5 and 6 room fiat; tot) ——ot) ments in the elty in point of struction. ,DOURLE SM3-7 Theodosia. «8 rooms, electric and bath: rents ‘LAT Sb reom sin wie flat, 42xx Cleveland 2d floor: lot 3° owner STDN KY ] SO4 \W 4¢x1-0; modern in every detail; Lawn av. ts a OSG1-ts-t» Minerva av., 6 families, o. a HP. ith ’ ., Rg so ss = i , “4 i bath and electric: ot , aa $85 per month av.; #ll modern conveniences: $6). Box on Ist floor wil! %’ r . —- - . . . one biock west r: King’s highway and south 3 roams each, rent $1770; price $12.5 es - eg -' — Lets eed pan A Mr. 84500 : 42 N rOas ‘ SINGLE G4 Post-Dienatch | CHAS. J BURDE, 401° Granite Bide. s027 PENNSYLVANIA AV of Forest Park. Card of admission necessary. fuod condition; lot 228 feet deep; this | , rhe re : ay ry "Ist ser ax a ' — aaaiicainm * att eT 2 ; . . "—- o “ia ‘ ” . . — 7) ua 4s s 6 4 4 S & ae ° . caw 4 e S 43 ) 7 ‘ mt ° t me ‘ te 411 vor r - ’ : ; ~~ ~ » . = y 1 T , > : | 4 BARRO fe at oln, 3 and 3 rooms, electric. FLAT 3017 Oregon av., 3 and 8 rooms, | FLAT 4118-20 Oregon a well-built four- | « ' cae dan @ ” 14 - ROSENBAUM- u AUSC aT LYE R. B. cO., - ' "| att * ' en ; will fim suit pure acer ' ; apo rooms; bath, uit > nhOOM . ’ . . ’ ‘*F bath elec tri inarble sinks: only S140. family flat of ad room — ana tollet each: Single at sO! - families of = an roo ns ——--e- - - — 2407 ‘ Br on: dway. Cc ‘? = _ ~ \. =f A * etn Main ‘4978. ' Ww Tf LJ Al + RBAN, $i a ui le rton BH} ag. . a 25 ny : ow ney! leaving . General Metors 260T ey Prairie. 4 and 4 rooms, elec , Ri kK PrP. e Che i at. ele ‘ mor bath, electric light; can be bought at a ” » = Eo + ‘ \—OHS0-82 Vernon a extra wel] : rZrR = + . 7 il + * th ; tric and bath 3800 UNKOP._¢19 Chestnut art rentite sox eake Slt improvements | prea: 3443-45 TEXAS AV. 5 th furvince. bath, lot 38s! 12-FAMILY APARTME NT BUD, 051:ae —.s = ¢ TENEMENT DF TT ade: tin for 960 Der year a —_ - a — em: : . » and _roome hardwood , 7 AT , (i " ne ‘ght sine a , TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, 83818 Meramec st oe art gg Rye 18 room, Brick porches, et Ss, p= floor vacant; oWner on premises. (el) Be IT TOR " r KE al,’ co Le Delmar ij x ; ne am Se rice $ah) A . & . ‘entral P ‘ Ths ' ls owe OV ‘ ite, iglie 3 n te) hoane Mmunarte ira rors te , : : ~ a ae “LAT! -) ‘ik * : double aaraue.'" ‘This flat is GAT Tower Grove Heights, “single & ana | “on ohones “Oe | ihe Digxeat Darwain in St. Lauite each S300) YT aay ‘er Grove Park *rantMEyt Sort Parkview: 3-family, 8) 7909 N Gp R ING AV. | fogme with teen a tae — eS | SINGLE FLAT 4418 Gibson av., 3 and 3 ROETTGER-MASEK 7 EALTY | ., Vea ‘Ow Cl (; rove il rk rooms ahd gun ior: all conveniences 4 ; HALI. REALTY "Heston aaa § “ain ated sien let be Aaane owner firet floor i! 18 Wvormin . ' “ imMprovemerts made: Hoth phones 10 N. tth at ‘ : i S811) one apar©rtinent a . ‘ Jouble fiat o “¢ im , " 131, Modern 4 and 5 room flat. in goed cor , , roun ‘ark district, & 4 ive 7652 dn oy one. $5200. case saeunente Mats!) near Fore ; price $2000. See owner = vomns auc sun par » Wee a co Net more than 13 Ht il at rol ix rA 11. ° TS TOO e ; ne ' at 4ivini pM. j t Ie | A le R (| ‘ . oe mes rinoy * (ent) Gi nT CAT se “a Very iow . on and on ren ‘ whet ’ - fern . , { } rl ‘AN ! Ww A BEALL. 706 ‘ hestnut . on HY! "RY eM AN eC ( er i I- r en eS \ s q). li achine *s- Trent SIN) ‘ ‘ price $13. 500 = 2 o., Gea is ———— 7. . sonabie conditions in Re Ch ure h peur ish , 7 ’ : a . ’ , ore . es: .- ; Cc ly od . Varfeid av., new singie: R J BROADERS., % "x Seventh et , | ee _-—- — lor; hardwood floors ia xnrage itor % , f f all for card « i = ort 4 roome, bath Her m4 fy ane A’ 4 rootie and I t) ») _ * Sparlinent: price Siw ali adie ‘LAT > rooms, single: 283" en rt Sidney 21607. Victor 2 Sits S. Grand Av, |sipnery o@7a 2606 GRAVOIS AV. ANDERSON-STUCKE_RBM} RMANN very modern convenience; 3 rooms and Weel Ann ay _ rooms and hath eae os furnace, sacrifice at 100) DOUBLE FLAT 48-0 Hiaine av > new, ‘ ~ .} ‘1 » neO aaa ath each f oor at i , ve te ™ ‘ . , mikes” an am ‘ ; i ; : ‘ ale , an ' el lool 2 y nice fla : rms. ; SuNEe Gr., © dstamily- fet: cet : BEN KOE O10 Chestnut st. | flats ‘of 3 rooms ang bath each: niped for Mlodern outh Side Single i lats ay -————-— —_—_____S0% nut _st._ JOHN MeMENAMY 1 & Roo. Co. Ap: irtment Bargain 184. P ieoa teh co a Te GREON Fak . »" * Stamiy flats, price ‘AKIME NT—RS1} Shaw, 3 families “s rr aces = side stairwaye; modern; lot 3 Glilday av, ; rooms . + UM SO (le “lat—._Nes : ayn N Grand a . Ipepl mw C at ; * roots sun parior: gorgeous Phone Olive 4x oF, : ‘ al ¢ 2 month: price S000 OOD Humphrey at * roome . 7.000 ~ uf IS] a s = Near Jefferson \P AR ME NTS ina ae te —_ ae T g le re AA 87 iis PR "Ee 340 COO. rs ae one , +. Racon eK is . and 5 “Root Vote Brilliante av., } family flat 4471. Central 1576 ai EMSBEC ME Re ME AREER NS-OTTENAD O38 Lafayette av... 5 «@ 8 fooms e ) "2 see moa nt = ty vated re By a" o — — price le rlahe CC ee sas 1518 Bellegiale - | rT} ; ( r i ity j as? “ : : . . — ~ first floor , ' « Gnd G-room frame cottage. price 810 (nD , - “4 S. Jefferson av 0 Rutger et : and 5 rooms ' Tighe nap STIS) Park av. 4-family. aan P M8 or h0 Et! ce 4- id bat 4 ro : . | 8- ree : Sh vee | V ores - W ear, owner on prem. A.D. RU TH, 18 N. Elebth «t T)| FLAT-~Moden ; _ 3 ndlas sa a } 4 and 5 roome } LATS. = Re oly sf — yoy a hi | iFL AT. pre Virginia . «ingle flat of 6 rooms | pt old oy tee : : oo : — :. iat h 22 A\ if \ ses will : eR ; i) Pp i a lzhth « i A " le at R soed oo , a CONT ANNOS ALR WRNZLIO onc tn rheuw o> | and tT¥e bath first floor, and 7 reoome and - P “e ’ ate ach y I ‘ “RU iv C4) 816 Chestnu - | k I’ I; i avin, B « | id VR ' os wag es ge FAs S884 Juniata st. 5 and 6 | tile bath second floor; granitoid basemerr ; Investment Double Flats |~ INGLE FL sete orest ark aul ‘: Davin. 1125 Cheatnut et, , Sand Hk ‘ ~*~ : : : es) « ‘ ‘ ) J/UTNIALE Ll » ani roome., hot. Cee r , ‘ a - , . A Pershin 1 r . eT ‘tal } ‘ ! ? PLAT: “Fetus Ren Shon 4 go: a eri today ~— "3 to i) bargain YT l ' neg # NT - 11 Ty . rik —_— to “Ow har dwood 5431- 33 Ode il av.. J rooms bath Lot 3. xX | | (morn . ’ 3 ne .* , r) La a 7a La “ n av.. fine 5 at d 6 room flat ‘tet “Ti ie ee ms lon ation; 6 fom Page : Kenton st.. ape tc! | Py m abst 0 srS entefnational life Bax R EMSBECHER ME HR KE NS- st) TENAD 49 “1 P — of " . a . $and % room flat: gas. granit » oar ' ' poomea neh the phe : ee of in detail. Law wt live ¥Y or call Tvler 2582. : r lel -_— - : : : . . = Jefferson av ? otomac ® ,. » rooms. bath and ame ~ Mee . rental stapes -° ee Ret ase rer? a! , ; a’ : lock tee ot King s highway _ . : “ COO _ = aren er FLAT ‘s 3983 Blaine. 3 and 3 rooms and FESR . ‘ furnac ly ve ' sO mer anil AuUNndry a)! mprovements . ~~ ® , e rf Vo ‘4 and sout! of Forest Pari Card of froie orth Market «et T.roeem ! Miv ! he } ERT j be the cone rete basen ent 5 woo . . ° bh | ” “a. Par .* art " ‘ ‘ a t) at e's - , ay Six & reonm ; brick rente Sana worth = : i¢ a} " own FLAT 24 . 2006) marr * hig! Way utheast: 2s : Ci ; bee rsen' j Ss a7 tie Year can , . 7 us lp é \ B 1 sion - oe ic: stable: reasonable 87500 take : terme Phone’ ¢ oe Ae HY , oF n, BEIT cash. balance to suit fine 4-family flat: each & large rooms and family rents $78 : ' 2m) ve | reased rice S000 aang ims | . ted tox F oy : Pr at ROSE HAL’ Ml. HAUSCHULTE Rh. Fk co ; ” » , " . . . . " . . 4 —~ ees _ . : a, ; ’ **« : ‘ “ en . ni . : a 1 ‘fc? ath enting gu) : TDeT Vear Al 1] ry) Neereant ile q rT! ! Inf ( : Agent = ~ — — _- - - - = 4 2407 . iron iwa' } } t 2 . Ith 1 enorme arra oo , d d “ ‘| be id ; ie } y ape rtm. nt Tn , ar ? ae ow her price 5 De mar 4500) - - . or . nage ye ' Provements made; ‘ terms to suit. This , 3 ; LA $60 ow alifornia, $5 rooms, bath, ele intereet you | 4 - Pr a It) i] V Ay par tme nt Sth. | st. St. Charles r Maple and Hamilton ay. for $12,500. A Ww or { hv Consideration a , » e4Qn He Hy \ or + mt lot 1; rooms on Srd floor; this! opme et Shguid interes 12-Family A Dar men > e 8 ber | | penta BX. ro Rat pedi Ee ES GR. | t151- haw av. 4-family bullding of 4 : a0 der ey AP ao > aed ; : North Side: 4 roome on & . I. Cc WE SENER, AGENT, 34146 Chippewa at . mew oe _ lesa alonmis PB ay my ; : ' ' a3 -y fA. -~ | ota : . . | adi : | | — ~ Trt - ewe —-—- —-- . . | HOUSE—Two-story, 4-room frame suitable . . vy + " i \ ° 3: orn re ! aa . iv busines . “sth ; SBS @ § each: meoerral boars bath, eleetric ight. Rent arr bie. Price 87 Boo a west. _ FLAT-—282 Sidney st.. modern § and 3 room for one or two families; will eel] on terms | OTs. Steam heat; also brick garage for two - pal tment mire aln wer 5 of of ae “Box © he, @lectric, furnaces, | te , air- F180. Post-Drisnateh \ 10, Price 68 ' flat, baths. furnaces, electric, marble sinks, | of $800 . —_ and small monthly payments . oe nines +) lot 50x 17: lease expires in about 4168 Risser v SS Post Dispateh. ; well located and. splen coraition: | FILA’ i063 Nature cr er ———y Mercantile Trust Lo.. Agent ete,; balance month!s ' on bala located at 42 ot Vista ay ous months, pr sir OU, wii make termns Bo oes ae a \ ' NE rnp ————— a beseiie at £14, oy: very ensy TT fiery ‘ ~Say ~ as Ath and L watt , > ’ BRINKOP 619 Chestnut et DETTE RING AGENCY, 3627 Gravote av ANDE RSON STU KE. BI ERMANN uaahuors nt mes O-Tamilv. oO rooms. a PLAT—S078-80 Ridge h.3 family, eac WEST ST Lo Is ‘a7; +e eis ei lot S0x200; aah. 0 — ‘ mrica e = . _-— : ’ = : 80S (* ‘hestnut at. io enadia lope r net : roome and b th ‘ , i. BIN 4 rT? sTY Vv le or 17 “ - -_--— : | .@ ’ e - "y Bie FAT yg 8 RE ‘ a Septer ; will Oo ; annua! investment, yearly reng v ] A R AIN % attic. bath, gas. electric: modern well | FLAT—4 and 5. single brick th. ‘tric: | . . ‘ry lov “| Py , ri r . “2000 pay LA | } G \ built. For price see = big lot 80x10. U" block from Tower 425 AX ¢ L, EV ELAND AY, = BULLOCK ‘Sinn Samale chint aeons: ) 5 and D Rooms, $5600 ~ halance ge ge »* > . . : . . . ~“ ‘ . 5 " . 7 | . . ? ie? ’ or? A é-famity. iA and ° room b iflding rents ERIN Kor RE Al, s' ATE CO “10 ¢ hee'tn ¢ (“rove car: 'T40 Mth aft pric £42 Oo on t Doub le » and 6 room fiat: bath, eiectrio, i ive ST 31 231 P’uglle n + ORE . P @ Rr GC. st ‘OTT r. _ RKY heatnu . et ili ¢ ara av.: bath. elec ortic ‘ furt ace. r ; ut Slant « Vear haridwool fixers. tile “Th Try ltah pi beautiful single fiat easy terms é: AN cash, balance ta sult Sea ru + 7 see ver yrar . —- a rearon - ena arn on aAvetiiie. vou " - e roonns mth. rex eption ; ‘ oe tric: can i“) ' c(ausland a (cor Rerth rid av) . ~ P aban ‘ . : ’ ; +” ; Sbencer S\ @ar Pp a bi. rik “ ; {} 1] ° ontainine y : . p Pen alrgro make 610° profit on this building before ? beds. + +» +4 ~: Mien aan hy | be bought right: call for of adm ission, 1 block from Market cars: 4 flats of ‘ rooms pan ‘facet, hada er ny Rata neating system strictly modern. Both ; my bees an ny " i ie - . Post-Dianatch. Thin aoe is Net nil B a TM: iIMPSRON home -a a wg oc oe we rm) lige DOERFI. INGE ie rR EALTY ) each: hardwood fioore tile baths. et: va- x a Aah) a va Th" os es.) “9 phones. on - 3 . furnace combinat! Letane “+ oe ifyiaedl eemers Caban) ALE oh Ree owner, 401% Ttaska — onl _defferson and Gravois | tage for two cars, rents $1740 per annum. APARTMENTS 92 | ‘family and 1 &-famit Ros ' a 810 Che R. CO. price at office WEST ST. ILA yt Is TRUS louble S-room f ann a a -ae ——~aew-son | F1AT—S886-38 Shaw; double. 5 and 6 rooms, | 2 Tee $14,000. Get card from Washington Heighis, Owner. Lindel! 1040. Sian ae OBE SR. | OO Easton ant Sarah CENTRAL FLATS 926. Q86A. aga MIRA. O42. H42A baths, furnaces, electric: $12,000: eases ALBERT G. BLANKE R. EB. Co » ars , "akes APARTMENT--I have a new 4-family ’ 1 . Certain _ Mickery; 4 roome and bath downstairs, 7 terms. Pa ae _ Main 3046 f11 Chestnut st. -F1AT--3 and ¢ rooms. bath, furnace, ele ment building in North Parkview” ‘dletrict DOU BL Kk LAT | ?-. “+ _aprtaan a’ ag Stal e. ratory | feome and hath uretaire: price $0000: bring VUlive 2408 a HM. ABBOTT. Cent. 1838 O75 54 AR M AND PI ; 7 Clty. S068 Wells av . ; i that has a rental vaiue of 83400 ao y 4743 Washington bl... 5S and 4 roo ath nm wide « 2: imenene “S100 month. ve UNDica 2 own line. . oo rme In Income of S108) van ar Cl firend 87aRnJ ae AR Kiahth st — eitul 1 - ¢@ 4. T Sethe Knright av... 5 and t-room. r that I will sell for $15,400, sold furnace See ZORN MeMENAMY : ager ro bath. _ « i CU,. 15 N Broadway a LAT 281-88 Me : ; a eautifu at of 5 and 6 rooms: ¢lectric in, 30 week; must have at least $5000 cash R. KE 7O.. 1306 Grand a o— da : 7. | a a A ae sl. 4 and i we FLAT _ §-reom single 7 lot SOx 125 on noose 133 Ree ‘s7 7m, family; modern; | ehts bath and tn Al con lition; nonresident ARNOLD, Marshall S007 ive possession of one apartmens ot , pee > . fy SO 4. BE. “Ane 40 ‘Not rm ne er TAY and « ; ow - Hear end of Chero€se car line, JOSEPH ROXERMAN. ares ant is Ay & Aaxtene se ge l APARTMENT _Ap x Maple av. -famiiv. @ ret A me. fret eetves: there in $5000 p I AY Ss BIG — > ar — : Hs x 2 AAC Hn ‘ ‘os A in this property for some one: “ + rouble , Troomeé, A . : writ 4747 and 4749 MeMilian av... a fine double near Pat mF Pp ‘ark: good | » oll . b lat, 4559 oonvenionces. rent Seo Inquire bargain: must sell at or P13 Acad. . — MN ce Box F.12 ‘ ‘ . his, & hK MAN 223 ire pedeala: mos r 824 Centra! National Bayk Bide. = a Chestnut. - re aan convenient location: $! 12. 000, terme for An appoln tment. Box (+-82, Post ‘D i lan at a ana 8 PLA T—abia Cs Garcime a a os coe mee tie Centre| 318 N( Ww iT, AC AN | Aik ‘GROVE & SPR ‘HT, mer: ith St. re = . ost-Dis flat of & and @ roome: furnaces. bathroon *, ower floor vacant Call own Bh) tae? hme Trheder: let "ontas. dition. ba th Kh s and ; lectric Copp. r } ] AT Sed Minnee ta a‘ fiat hunters ere °471.°2 MeNair at louble brick ‘ at 4 a ‘3 4 reom be if A. the ar ao Page. sac. KEN ‘T™ $1200- PR i¢ sa000 xsturee laundries, et ay = verw “sie al re °, "y ra! taney or afte ¢ Qn m. large shed suitable for bus screens, laundry. price rights an rent chance, thie is a 3-4 room, hath. + mille - _ a a + for 83") this week easy terins «-19 iter tal SERING— TW oO FLATS . + mum, & snap at $i fan) -_ : ay pur wi an: rifiee . | gt re ow ner f\ } if ~ : aniii 5 ; ic s h nhuet geil thie week . : ’ -ae% ah | ; 4 UE R. M fae rd ‘ia: 4] ry se ; ate tee \ ‘iarrieoen a’ = pose ier at 94° Gamwiiee of be ry AE ai Ox k south of Chin Sve) down ba mthiy ‘ a ~ oe . ' neal anid - . = barat © steai-heat- Both Jt lanes cme. 10 . Teh roo'n rick. bath. brick garage — a — — rice u“ . x aU . . . , a a . . . : , . ‘ ‘ a amaecig. ¢€ a i oO ’ 4 oo . ad r : oe te and two sy moratiols vi hoor S-reom ria’ cm ne. nt ' eg wi mom eingia for runtrs owner leaving St. Louis THOMAS } r FE ( CH 4 N 2022-24 & “th ef Ms | — Bt Ler sol ¢-family % reoms | : >: terme agile and larke garage rts ’ . RAMI. 216 Wainwselgeht ; electric Hght. bath ‘icholas Mar- J (° WEGENER AGENT. 3416 Chipnes : : T 1s , c ‘hr ane }. CORNWELL RE. ‘hestnut F i}: A ; PAN ta PRANK E & “Wincor at a73 in eT Vietor 3420R, Grand | “LAT io. 12 Texas av.. ne “5 a * = ~ 2 SIN( LE M LA , $6,000 — at iL —- road wev t FE. CO.. 810 Chestnut il mi v pa r me ht x “ : Ww Goudie a “250 Bt "incent rooms and tath fr ‘ -iatmliiy in fine Hit lot 47x20s “*\ — Bchool at. o a .8 _— flata of 3 rooms an@ bath a h: ele , st = § peby 4462-04 MéePheorac: Aa ates , ew double pri ‘. i t —~ ‘tric and | floor, 5 roome and recond floor ” ss A Ten bargain or rignt maTrliew : pe meet c - and . room double, apartment of ; nd 3 freome ree ~i and p erent fai 3 4151 Shaw ay roorne. bath, fur- furnaces, A. d rental $1032; for card and | roome off third floor: «team heat: lot as a’ Fe Rox B.208, Post -Dispateh on . t~air ’ ’ sieening per h. ee aed Clase ee ee ve . / eel “— aan - _ _ : : , " ate p . os ° = g th rice lectric;, §f= eld ; tre, S5"00 *No pumission unless ice, peas e- ‘Mittinies ae th « . : 1 DEN ladmission by card oni: —_—,- . & a sail “ eo M MEHR i —_ Ml Re FLAT i = Bort ne avs 4 and e A! ot Sisl@. Can GIV® poSsession of one apa:t- LAT orth Sk COMBINATION HMuUME ANL INVieSIM . 1 4552-54 Porest Park 4.¢, ole —'t

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JUNE ttt 182, ER r 1400 STAT TE F or Sale , Exchan ge, Ww , and Bungalows, C >» Cottages 8, A 7 ‘tm ents R 2 esidences aences For s ale T day. teprepator. BO ! . 3920 Ny oe - —— _ _—— — — ST ». FOR Bat re ; m a 1 bal» TS. » elec , $5 PAR uy je M eco. ty ¢ E - loans si, rnage ———— ‘ "NO! NTS, FOE ontelair, ies | mat, 2 — a SALE, | bath, ner ore ted raid -F ; ’ Ine: - a adn, 4 ele 600 — ve a 4. . a + % ea . FLATS, AP; a iiss ‘ a d r! LATS, ; : lor tri 7 TT} eis 4 y “Ss ; A a0 ; c 4 A rue po lls ; P ~ by ‘ nt In « de . fee Ant rice ‘3 rruadt a. Be nee (corner eric, _rermege Fe te 4 ae’ ss | ime Ris. nel! ow: ard a ouv 4H irose “ie let let 5 ed Cnn. f -Ro | : rn" . — tj Ae ’ st ue { ric i la f an. REA Re r. = fiol sis Lick nd Agnes : 8 ot box14u, a 3) Non Sead inside’ ioe ay mg RES! Ss aiid. Coliy ~—" rentll.x zila e m ~+ ae roums ot ot | Comm so HM Garti wtalt bull | “ates DEN bs: , Mite Se 3 ah _ for, aguante INES, & —— bath. ocean te MARKET pa! siding; ¢! Fra DENCES FO x ’ ete *ho » lone + , “a © rms. .: BE ons ures i. ¢ nly. tated a - hom ‘ oi Sal » © . TER EN exc ut Mor AL sA de CALT dl ah ur-ta Jilda cht brick >| ail nome art cell , K\iass de art opr e ‘ogye ley a rou “RMS + E he zee seartas } v ~ ee. Yy + a} imhii Bax irc! 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ENC T E ee et eee y GLE fF mi bent and rice | beat ; strict! eathe on oo , Dapestal 0010 B +e. tf a, oms oy tly. oe eee | Che DENCE—&: M4 14: ined atann *. la, elec Fl De h- an | on! bri oy ae > aaerte Nand "in ower fart nd roo > tae elec Ay bri. dr 10 pati E e. cer 323 : 1 Ben en f tri AT Al Madang > 1% tit ick 5 in tri gutt na in- office me c ms ni _, out + pric *k b eapec NI tnut ~ rot > ; : wes oo uo ale ° ts ou cll: T. UN ain Th = vat ul cu mw zx t Ds, erit li n Hoe bat) r hick ° ) as les: n in pst es ho ar? K ——a oP ‘ ner ns ~ OR Pan. & > lry uld po anh Be ; @ > a - se Li in Lia | ' Dian yar rage ley lant ater! T 4 nN "OR i, 10 en h = h. 1ioney est t abou Bung s able: R I TE ited an i Jef a sth } Seah oneae EA. bd ne \] bok u om ee | lar bath ferso = / ESIDE ' LA KB uilt n rs : \ f § fic 90! ar arb!) } n ic lt 6 ! Yr 72) ‘ n. - E) Pel I] Main. ider , . ae: be foome, | bi ei hail : anal ‘ EVW © $15,000, Sit Sabeeta “ad na. mer! Die, 4 nOt-WA rear; K AS’ on KE ‘ k oy sor a ~ a an 1) tion \ bri "> “17 x a HAY ” — nai NCES arm! *. jeasenatow ’ rath 483 N O00 tlie roof _ “ oo pg 2x 162.4 ae * WOCKERY can al Bh wo = ana | arn hal ick res! K Bro MMEL -story | rane ok eight a)” shai Faiion P Fulle stow ot “4 hve ply E - us reef. sna nave: in “Int: lot BIxhd7' 6 te at | JU id, # F * SON, Sansa Sas oe all w aaa be a "ark ; rton I ad lok ic an 8 KF ma dt sane sm yd bi ‘76°: cl at : R 1025 «1 ” het et ferso DOF water ey ae ~ — UT LE ye of ‘AT—N i yA, a an ou & S enee: TA’ . | sinks ‘eq class” 5 ten o F ACI RIS _- up | HO n ERFLIN heat, ele y Park, D\ M P venn tuece ae. row fami! ear aad will ach. 4 P g: | mx JON arma % sAT , aay canoe: bs ng As son, lee at et: “R« SROS ON , yl * - - iy Bite nes, hares th t; 2 igre ib eu > of av. iti gan iL R. E ent ms 4 gio Gen. ard nd av pri ud >} ” T . Ww rl me oF 9m; utif mates axe adm st Dp rick, | pl. RE RE emis en. = tneve ri ea in on sete Ca. improve re. *, Pec ence : two ‘ S | - — s FOR ’ — SOU ae fein and ‘itst-ciune “Ti pfs Sits be? « y peng ‘ik os — excell aioe 4019. Fo ant Diath, et is, ste jae a _— a my hd a emails AV AV a + NCE vid \ te t " ~ = sanaie: home. two-s' M : th sirrors y or ~ * tg slat , : re SALE ; urn LA z ewe mB oC ait OF. Dg pd ¢ » EE. nee a nt Ss | price Ba Bm 3 tr l-re am he di- | At some Nghe inv. pre prese -j J f resid Ha3g = ita . § owner! ha: two-story br made: low eat, lectric @ Too 1 ——= - = is; 7 Ace, @ : “agg Fine ike ny ditio ‘treat omy ft - ba. Wa Root ,- Pa, +e BP en aa om le “4 a. bri ~ | ry pri “ty -. it ¢ Renan — neuen PA R’ peatet a tc,; Gen 4 right; ‘Investm le: sR wily, pain: i © val nitold ba om FF lat, ¢ hesthut ”) hot- wat a. i. 5 qd RPLINGER ‘ A, rv er ler ain 4247 . heat of posite 815. Rare | —— eS —— far \ aS REALTY | ent pil) ent: = za hoxl re Pe | Sl; a8 t » nut. vr cond ter ; av ry res roo On, $5 ence: ier ae ‘Fr frontin, rag >t ert y WEI vois s RE fae ss : . a ory ‘ “a , ards Fons mt r 25: @ , — E oe , it ws ~ in. Pak LM ’ te ern Al 4 . & { awe is cirs il ' i asin NC —. IEN’ TENT. ¥ me, Sed. exch ora 40 iCK & jena anat dy i 290 641 Jia at ir ct; ke hot- ~ _ Sth, LE arta fien ast a 34; steer ig 3 ALTY 1 ge o-ates ont aoe a wd co a — ES a “pp : Bk of MEN’ _E or an ne 18 | 5 JON ™ 68 ar scat : | resid lia price elec ooms ; fot l wat _la TI ing hou -_ ard 4O085 Sf of ad ot , ben mo" Foot nea floo u Pari _ ——— FO wr if ens e - 7 ft T. N aston nearb e fo ar Ez : « ANI . ES rly ab lon; elec ence aliten at tric ha win 1 cust it ~ on ae - es roof v 7 i) mis Mx x Ww § r Sh rs, | elect K; —— — Rr S » 4 es au il] ee enant “North S and vf r ol anto sing) aye 4 oe E. posse ae bat? | 4 etric , WW on ay offic light rdwo 80; R to S aT “a. thr ooms 4 ro 3 issell » J Seam - ‘est art roon aw’ . “large rie — — ALE )} ei a oe ‘| HO, ( et rift fur ®, re Side: ‘* ora arm. Mar lU6Te n: ping fla u ve Ko —1 cy" sion: ana 1 | . «150: lentes a - o e. be tile od f! Ee SII Ss ? P OO tug Pp on ms ‘ roo . ay - a ersaol:n ga 4S 7 ‘\ ‘ 4 al " lot 40. bat Gar lot — —— i" A L. reps wha ntin 1 i a). lot a a a ‘ry iM LU. e° et r 14x , pric . hs un ©’ story bat) oors, RE DE N OUT art A rR “ ow rut 3d and ,, © _ ost - ss ~ lot se K av 40x19 a len: ‘ . * : at AT- tch t ites fo x14 All ainla2. Ne beth SIN naa oe i omes = Gandtel A. hy ’ d; SIT CE— 4 les. gt. EMS we gy i fh a ae —~ 6 , aie we po lene. * Ger . ne on tu | ‘ ‘4, oie oxi42 ara bath. GLE | "he el der Good ot cliioe m and AL | HOt EN a isbeCHER . win mI h or ept y a 905) 25x1 ester 4 tdoson “pr ~The late a |. found o and “A ned sim CO (« J rv: ® te b th. arge KE etn ec ice fel) offic vd fic hot sia Tels C CE “ Tro _~ . SCH c x121 ; . nm 2 ion na 2x 1S Fo 11m a 12 On e $6 fur e peneatie —— Bm nateting i Shor ek Rm Allg =a on lec. Ligh having tees cis swater th oe oms — ER ye + yy See 3 Folsom price § 22: all $1 6800. aD a ‘ at. ‘ at i } revo! at per ting yw. \ 1¢ b ted me tric, ar AT. os mu? it. ing "* . S is ter root | front —r To 2702 a ME or woo oor ii, e (au ‘ t av ice : SS : all ick ; “ - AWN SNe ave -£ arge n fra Bux ea 1AT" etwe Nor ni: ae j “ : 1234 etc. ] roc 2 at t floo heat HO a s) room oms - ‘ y « jy HRI card a , and our nD .- e 325 ' : ny . bath . ba ih) SS | om ay. ‘oll sta) ne }: _ r, on04. R LER. eT ] thw Firt par roo story ‘oO . mod Ooms Ltorv Ps . a] SE _S1 700. br se “a sarn | ra re 1 Sz _ 4 of floor VW M flat ' oven b- rv br .. $4 4 : cn th, ra ion AT ene le fla §lo a) 6 Dot — la est; etly ate f m |b - ara err al and lot |} c—S _ 73 ICR ads c ler ———" ooms 5. bob Th S-OT ad! ° MI. 3 and Paty ae } ick. be » « is ri) alec Int’ Aletr & al - a for t, wi (a) ectr 20 UBL Cent nd auf mod ur araw rich av i, lo 1d ba Biat H . uM ix-r sad, M go - “al if st. t Siree ADS ‘ S TE veel 7 De ‘ ——— tl Ti K bath } zg) etr r ér ict: id “¢ ' Ap KA th — c)) ne icity lat LE _ ral ab. “k der mer 00d ‘ re oa t 76 th, @-ToC ais he OOo aia inr od or nj a K PR car ta A\ Jef WA & tO gee jade — 4 Set ic, vb les al Bor et a rt a) y te F 11 po n; liat 5 vaste Ow x12 , fur oof | 7 b nes loca a. Al 1 fr od ur Jeffer Dy. 1G } eT Ae at e300. 3 (h mu fu i) and 1 Ia ooms,. mc y at > od buy 5 re ein ry LAT 25. sses- |" 40-42 e m™ oors denc vac 2o°7""; nace, | ON Ir rick ota. (101 LE oO! all ‘nace $57 son av 1’ ¥ A ae 2. ca ’ : r- r Ss. “7 rT n 4 t —_ 0 - 8 , til e an : 8. maith ro -- . a. 8 ¥ Py 4 > } a . ' s ’ EL T coco) fy e% i tars Poon: we vied’ E. — r installed; —86750 live 2369 bOx1 78 acieaeats i a... " well-b heed USIDENGH 4187 ‘oat heap. Inq 5O-ft. | 4 oe QUINE ine : Siatot : a Pi. . 406 Re mM mM 4012 “Chou , tea ck : T— age no ot ne wey ha | M well gr ft aw 5 ‘5; au BY. s ter yo rvom uilt 2 i} ne Ck— i Ta 1 abd « quire 710 dence, ata HO STT vod ¢ ot ILIP fi a | 10 Ute Y meh flat, ily Svs nts, nor SOx par irer ee OL on n ¢ nd b 1S price 1roen llr 6h fu 8, -- iVvU . S—F ive ft a id za. — e 7l stre ele yett T- W iD ct Saletan | H lect STI ik ~ au hes fin Ww nit san: te ou et 2 INI te ood ba att e otavett m coma, | Arima hall, =b--Ber ve ¥. ard o;* end al : A 106 en . LE reg fm ws 1] > s. at! ue i v. ge ’ — nd 2200 ae oe | rm € th “ Iroc ay t Rr ma, ce: l a ly sedis ro en: ee il} ans i av. TE , oI mn LEN; , M iE iat; A _ me F ‘ 82-34-94 ri : v oe Ah Ur TY s, repair: aa aoe ett office uud ho : grou -S-r on ins 4 Re 8] t alle ba hey > es ~ oN Nee a AN N =~ n an 4 34-90-38" Oriawar TS n- Psst ae ¥ Sami eet ater tb Rasch a bot-w m: | RES! —-B-room '"— n« OLAND: » bath, auntastaiel tn [\ & 5 Av U . Age SO000. arti plan i et Ww BR irs want: | bD and, & )1 _Peima and TRU s will } uShs eat, ardw Vv. v ater ater Sib See 1 br 1700 ood ANI . easy _ lat orta AT. ut st. | IE ON bat? apt s atic, ta; pe . FPiorl w, and ; y — elina ho our BE — 110 St ma asy ianev K: ; s. til on te ) ace: O ‘|| CxS iG Beet «10 Furnas - eisgh born er SAL: ALO at: | 4 2” rooms, dwood - MOUSE are 8 dw Calif “come | om onditio ba ~GROYV est ata le rreur ex on 4 Bi fi K és600." uls; ® atree Re at land Che 4 TSA, oon Vv. 00g roo! lot = su » gO point Dene Sidn irna at yy | ois for If aneing the 3. A Ly BCH hea 4f ) at st. ake erm e fl ood 6) pai ew ; endia 4i co f x 26 ines uple rn 12 woo DOSS VC ectri = I aid iot nb > i & tment: ri hes ey gs ce 6 DE av " In be T-—4626 eC t; arn! » M¢ term eat ats floo ect af ev roc » FP or PU; » WwW te «TC d H essi es ‘ . city nqu " Tak % pe ) irg -—— Ch nt; od at st an n d I pri pec - 8 ti! BOG r PD hr av. car me ar wit pat ed uti —— a, roo ip ri undat! uti (ea ) hn . Hi an v. A te id ‘, he a ‘ i} = ont, OL 7 fae nS nin 2686 Parisi saly Eee Mere piog and, «Seer an HOUSES oot Med 8. “Gran wi | Sio"the ne fea A Bere 000 | a arora furnace "= eo tat | | Phese ee . 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HOCSE 1 ck fe monte ables wa sea) aeeecere rape SOUT v7 Bis peaur aii Setter iil hardw , contal ern to 4 —e | . mb ise a 7 Slee . iE —- j 3 _- 4 om SAT” o . ] . zg ’ al Pe ama BLAT ‘Tax 606 Oo achi »odern and P "RANK E ‘ 30 Aer 34 Went t Pi . me, b urnac atte Ir R yy j idoah mises. te c ATTS n at ping i $7 = and 2 R S] eon LTY - @ are) li t} MAN e ennurn bath, T—45 . ae co la 4551 I, y i, KE et.: 7 250 lhe ice, est well ~ bl ath 4 ear , and aime ur ot ‘ av — » (Oma _ Call g R I must pore oo uM) T os he eeny DE . a CO Hi f] in (rT 1é S ; ' pri 2 68 ck ». tert on roo Atl {OT ; 1, T00R ret | at Prk Pin uilt: . . fur RE mah] lar 4 ari pr e Sx140; 6 roon yo —— mit cAI tf t be met 9 oh yer ip 4 + a’ 4 R K - yravo!l “ ij e] a) = } : ™Mm ’ vin . AV itt w oe s. el] t. $112 ne, Yook ms ‘lon nT aS x140 4918 ne bri e bi... lot 12 nace SID 2: Ke rooin ce $4850. _ a voms 550 FO Yc sold at! lence o0S § aad attic: =f cS] vores ' eC . ors otf A ] er’’ , mc A a ectr Lou N. aC ing at H Rh Chestnut ~*~ bath a Pe [7 - ENC re gers s, t liso 6- — i oO. 6 bg a na 3 HI warame: 7 To DE =_** Hi tr > : -Ww = . LICK & ; le; ia; CO. th ~~ & .» BS P lestnut 9 oom paid ro yar i-r x213 m b | So prov Benet Ne ¢ ratt 5- W So RO v 621 ia ¥ ‘ ae Admi ge: & bs oms, NC tif 1c . , tT} \ n ae 7 . —] & termi ren 8 , e t urn x14 Al Lut st | #eco 8 ding om; n i oon $1 ric | anen inwris oes first. cellar he ie iON ‘hest i-|@ tat Bag H Ra N. Bro F, | to : TH oo Fe 1088 — aos at ne, foun: | ardwood | flo , GLAS F hestnut, || cr Seer hen ae and hel mes) cal E—N an oe ht m | SORT cellar ané ealden —— — Sa 3. HOF- SD AW on co 1 id | sleep) = 2, illee Dod + bri us « dc aun: | repal A Gow L, 1A nut. rot-\ We heat, 10 ae et, & -| Call ¢ ; ice mot ten _ Bia m-REeT oan ee ‘e of 7 (4 two 2 lot one the WAT AV. ae a : 9 e C owne of ie ce 1! v. ellars. r 4+ f mes A tt - lot vate stmi t. roo! } lect = all « ot 4 i.) Mi and r eT ondit ~~" lectr ir pmb? at 9. atc Ox: s, © pretul ER i . 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T . perf fe fam es 27 a ) = muir tA ON Ty. mo. | 1b Ss TTE and ll r | roo AP ik : and etie ie , t ec e i}! il t. iodern — ire i R ,. er Je N il leat ms AY et | loa ( ] t «c t fre lies rm »EEN ern: ro : 464 Al 900 n: $ FIN ffe AT) LIV t; ba YET 1) . h ; yt 1S ondit ont » « | “Re LOTS CE —— ise om O45 a 2, vr E ‘TSOrT H in « th sTTE EN ‘ - t} ~ ion ’ gro roon on: ] ti j 1 i@n Dp vr if k I, ( : irg@a!l Ootrn Hoy L nN Ll. EN ood ° t le . AV o ( kK | 1é ll ) | . - Fee eens | RES “ulle mace 5 Mi ; easy e w Wt ORE ‘HOP » - on Tk N& é SO) nai ctric I : 401 " mo ‘ IV] : look! A- | he LUE rt On . ter inne ® y somes \ Na - as oe | AG P. g° eam We e = ON fion light 1LS i. ST ] 1S] in Mog et NCE_: Hidg. — rims adic 9 Dev Pr OVE Vor _o heat 4m: " 211 \ REA s. hot Ye Ve; S10] i Crd | SwEL ane ele 2005 R — possess 5 the ow non ~ ERLOOR = eatnet at: ern 7 Tow G troy o Vainw +P a t- ae eauntif ] and atel iV .* ELL! PD, SUdy: utwer & on, large he owner, pen e, ‘witt 7 Thia ox at y a ete Gro P l; ght Bid nl Pri $4250. ING ae price st.; Sr toom It ‘S Gror See ditt “+ 2 h attention. : OSE NBAUM respe ce pl; ice H ¥ home ean sy West only aor * Jos. F A Heig SOF aly eepit on i BAL : ; + -PO i ; iced SeebERCE® Soe Gs a3750. “See + DIK A heights Shenando - * a ~_e M-HAUS pevee aad | Ss 1n St rt ath a CE Ike 7 lot rk : ‘alten. ~ be fan wo x fk . oah - uple kk t ‘ “hit , mM: , mode , REsiT ‘Orn ‘op wd ite mda: “i SPL AAT ey RE. Bsa s. Apply ¢ $1000 2407'S. Bro iramodi te-~ » ere og _ T22 awiee ‘oni ae nt EN 6 1 b CO... Re h G N 5. C mo ENC » TET ory | Che ® ‘oniv oO x Tro DID AD lt ao 1 of rana | B ' 40 > ( \ Bro O., dern E ETJ ot bees ; met.” MORRI Om 1 SAR % Che uys PE AS adw COX -J-room | ENS ate = — SAA ey AN yr estnut, ! accel 4142 ER oe > 722 , pric ors ow - a . al! if = . . 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Ta *, ©O fc 120 aruis , ra ——- at ni sibs av, | oleca t 4 jal woes TBR tt ORNISE: is | — on card of admission et eve R on, w n RE ant } ti} AL TY « A al 8 o C "clo 0, RR 202 RE Ope d li rlor *T) f a rg i ad or ° ce } . ree ins leat p- : pecti ed Lon fa- bel . | Fen rs Las | | ad; 1600) 4 6 and air; r upe 8 rome, es wer “nmr br a = 160 Inve Ro a for a co a 5 iiowar ch oc At miller; aw) ome, § ard; awe GU NDL. ALE light & and wr- fon, ee LA oACH 2 9nd 4 ro fe 4 rooms ana ay. ke cot have & CO, 361 the new ind ith Romrane d ba Ito . 2 do 5N, ndus- — of Gen ene ‘better Se wpenewa, be RES! Le Ne - ° r r . 4 o , ¥ . j £00 Schultt In oS ral M ene all ne & ro ‘ESIDEN 405 a inv Itheten, hart, 6897 re: | flats in first-cl a McD - ES tana Phere —i oss district, watkit stl. oa | 4200 Ab Se: YCES FOR S — n r ’ P) H ger een iat na = lat ight Price distance | Meramec, OME } SALE : m Rp ber t , oe moder OR flo ee 2 E , . | —_. in Sb en in ‘at if “ werer lot ‘- Toon , ol ~~ | 4 ' ; SE fi j ~: | 1907 on * ay ) | 1 4002 ak P e 8660; rs aL ( dert tre 265 f as pitist 4 tes fTaT-— oti BOX it-clags Belt... 4 24 Geyer, 12 es and sig | AW ‘. * er\) ante, ubla. tiona 1AN Tho iti N. G t tar en: dept i ain on erin 3 es * “ 1 Bank Atl on | 4000 aaa 5 tathe yard - aia tea ow N half lot 3S roou ay eh, Se tints of yas Sea7-c nk “Bide: 446 sat hone AE a sons, ee hot $00 si Rea eas aaey Se 3 brie ea dom Comey si ot -00 am 18. $343 Val sion ® roor * furnaé font t 00 ag ibttio hoe ate ith hea re TT brick: f Apply OSL DW ARS a er a beraS en Brii. (8201 MoRee s Sure. ON. = bathe 8000 2 NORTH” vec cie idence | — — y hu a ., 0 c ce, ce: \e ah ‘ onv , ae ht con Ek Kain unt $5 Age oe baths, ert teen b . fur Be elgit aa MA $650 mie slied. in ae _ an 4 YW hie = Ride MC - DUB 0; qulck for es = ne., 2-ator; a. f nace, we sy bey Belen, v a near: | HO er heat irgini ae . IBIN c - or u no on eg “3 IT s reat TS ~e ort : pn pondition £ Ma an alll INSKY t quic wale 2% Di 1-story b-r furnace 1@0),) | mn rgged _ «as bath, “tc ot n; lot tie E—71} BRE ect ref Hl Janien ac. sree vase -gheggih [ me Re Pea van | 9055 Petes Sas ste cE BisOe dPS — _ “hh ‘ n : 2 > 7 4 « 7 “¢ p OL ied a hi 25: n b chig 6 ; x1 ns, down; selina ae ; and nies ] 115 vou. th S cet S-story vide 1 Cole. nog Nino-ro ve ANE ~ oultry "st ‘reception 1 attic, R P -— belch ro a\ 19 ‘Ches , $82 tn ce al sit Nar te —— ae | fap nak teins radio FE aide ttle 1, Pim roy DENTE a wee nits? h ; ma: ' M om we e ba 23 milie “re t wner ' resi. WO | con loaner ew . 5U “ee ept! e— COP hoitengy «AE elec a- ae. u ark y 8 = th . 23546 with eR mm h f r we - ; or ven! pro. node esid x1°0 Po ‘bl : on h PTer . « - elect nd FH 2 —— tri Cc | at > oe et, t BA Che s; § ba ala fra urn ill ae 87 eg eles ent eme rn ence : _ lo ail a, sis etric; lo mph ES! MM. 8; . BR nd wo- RGA etn _ 1ith th: t JF pavcmay ace — | 7 fae 3 ey ce throw t H t-Din t 3 tile onne Che Cok rey DEN t. sries AR con ~hed a 4 IN. ut 1920 atti 1, Ore re oon ho L.A Ss ans x rou wo ov pat vx 1: dh et “etn n “i st ope 6 ion fron NKO wry n; 1 ry b st. @ 29 B ec, oO roo nt §$ a bri use for Brick os Peer port ood chor sto ' SE ch I -' hat cut ut tor ; ro “RR cs F 721 S et: we | : ‘See = rick 158-60" iv m ho 420; ck c Ly yl y 8650 seve d F price, ation net at, ries rt ae t 6 ¢ sD “ ( h. f st... r a rag st oms. 0 b! OR Rr ree 3 room wee Jo (WAL See a co fiat, 3 )M Glad °° = use, t ick cottage tic _ ed 7 gy A $520 relgh borhoo:| ranged | roolns , l. Pir, nar ¢ Foo M our ate oan) GCK, SAL oadwa) Caba ATRS n t \ ESTAT fine, 2 | ‘ oof fora mec: 7 aseme orice wat oS gg a} FA 0. ilities: lo = aire: bes a » bat inamer oe te eo ae. new E —_ = »- © . aTy Ce . n ont . ‘> , ’ oe enum . a } . nN er ae a ‘ ; , . » (-TPoo ’ ) ane. ny moners q th LI lis 61 Chee CO... ‘| , M. ren hee: Servo ye ae A and R500 | preset. gas BM yty ats storte lot Fat Ses gus swe “ CARRI . 6400. : ee "te mode wa. las ont Saas tion — ay. S 1 ‘bi atnut st | CDON ATL Che Bo sas B30 asics. is and ecu S ane pnodern: he - $3250, sin) Om 7 Se THE! » reoms —e Fr D at 7 , ’ = ed ge cP p Me C -Toom single fi MaRS alles se flat, 4-5 at | Sas th. Wa ME B E. “60. ear o- | toilet. res R AY m a * lot 37 ‘a oe es he Hump Famous. , SE... ons As SEE T? ss. G yard hw hee a room eCAUS] Swit ate, T ey ruom Sx : 50 fu 7 gne A | ‘Wat wo t. b iden . ric 3 ot , SIDE 0 8se8 finish rey is loW li- a0) Pont eviv: {ks irand ¢ zs = home arage en ‘ —_ ; ‘heodo residen N BR wrt « la wor n ig . a ( " 1 ( ORM od ath cA e. oY or NC —- = 810 na . - ‘ } Ala we arii: } ‘ a’ , ~ if well ir ode LAN ° \ ia a Tv ce l. ; ‘he ) bo f) . in . tw $+ Ss. Rewer ibin E = n > nd . ‘ M Va) i, ° RA > . NS) Ton niente ia be L bis ee . s quate “we lice O'F RINKOP. flat indy; lot | Ch ~~ Re 7-FOo AIN: stnut, | — teers iter re a O00; | = “ae og 8 ro Root Reese: pein HAMA ’ ‘extory. bri : idney en KAMP. Se D AV ory t roan ty ALLON or R. was b lot wedi oa: ote slecirte. bri S 6 i 's ir teres: ar cd cane a Fotos mine ¢ nxt Ooms n 407, | price iF [ a et anes rte - . = AMP. 21 5 a I : . 2 ’ 6 y ull e 4 lo ck sae wi n re a ’ id ; $e S. #ix ‘) st Oonr: ect ° ta Wry -B- at | Roa (gg geod iLL. rooms, hot: REI GAIN. Me. at! Sei De) en Sic — » tie 3-R EA \ 1_ 847, | 1 Pa 1.5 ed. ba enc JS 50x rG nel fri ece id a _s242 K vr B® T. ick § lot S| rt N AY _ tnest =e " iCh— ateon | hat! a rit) ; ] Ov LT “mod ssa 422 ne ru th eS, r LE 00. irov stxh ame pti ttic; =. AM ooms. > 723 table a Ac) : Ee —RESL nut bi ait oy ison rT ach Li an ; rent Mo M ry Co... ern: en N av. ou . fu ra cAl ve Cc bor h mt . | HOU . PD, ns, $2 Se ims 16 o » elec rR bs st ras \ Laas rd A An- || ba st tors Dol v lo ce T 7 ius, b rnac t me iy Sal ar rho len pall; DUS 216 Sinn rise _Chest , FP R tri $400 IDE gn at a 426 ake Ba, os etore aie Bi 81 ory | an! N. Tayi roon at! a a ee, AN , od. pall: | Re: Pat Poe enn ) Hu "CO... EL OENC se age ‘wrkiond ng ake, Tow | ¢ $800 5, pooms * “isbn OVBLE LJ 6 Che ri ae i convent av. as, bat 4, furn elect residence 58S, $3 risc locat : REM SOX 406 3. ainwright Ly st.. $ oes ae u ee x HOUS — R lee Marshaii 1 ilar ywer |! iv 1 . " fine AT stnut. nace NX ph lence &-r h. fu ace _ ric ] im = ’ 1% 3350 R ed ‘ she ie . ' S ight ralear lth a th 1dv } Mh | Che prone 2 — Room Clar a) ) roo , BN Le om ment; bath §-room adel brick 1 Enecs -i MI 105 basei reception ha _ R.| DY CHEROME hy ie Blik. like 33x125 furnace. | ire atnut e Sag r 07. Fuller wo. te —--— gain’ easy. ets nities. 3 Fm h cablive un ch. | erie 28 sie Pane ay.: 6 ik warage: p~ SsiSSIP Sale nent: xt pom, Gres | . ELLIN — HRI = Olive |” ort ace MBF me AZ Ss | bea - a Box B-352,, rie ag Py (E88) a dist anda terme, ON ote ma andes le ors r v.: 8 7 room e; = Pi y pri pa as ie ‘, ga ooms ter th. f ‘G— cE we oom f ae lwood 750 fei pdern G9 3 ~- hy OR, mn eee — aries” sore K me mate ubie onvenlences room 5, be _ am 4. ALLE $3000 urnac and aut ® urna S517 Lafas (“he . ~~ ons sh - a > 44 ; oh " . . ma 2. = £4 . ery seta, ated K nab! \ H . TA te - ck a and | 127 Ande 4} kK - is Pics A pr Tne ‘ Reo -- IES i ‘) wll. CO} e. Oot OOo! stn . se@elor = ae Mio? {a> 1508 ot er ORI mak fur? "? } n =) ae R. E. ° y ’ YLOR, sseR eside 27 Lind ll, 1 () ~ a ice $5 batd le ' gaan: rooms, 41 vit eal large ey n Res) ust . ie ~ a von we at) ~ heat: | = “ON epi pen uys . fla Aree trie av., ae S ro Yy NO sion. noe: 23 P de} 4 roo t S| “> ody” Ss , gan ¥ bal ? s. 14:3 lLionh uge. = bis ary teas ‘ IDE Ph is. 5] nit iif a - + ‘sf i. Ss sta ' fix 4iv! a 2. N. a & T ow a ou k T oa , all uz ‘ortia ,_ ler m H wt, ‘a? it: : ripe’ La tie JUL. a — Lee hSel roc de 6 N¢ ne ate ma : { DE & R offe ture > = electri 2 | (s an aul ant now LO ST endent it ek ou w OK IN aston ep Kingsbury, nomen 4 Rey ery , | B = RT | —_ st oer 3 ee , st- , tT VaR — aa al re one ice te = . nat] ine I ad not eel 7 — t t hot New si hay Ai nr le pas a’ = inh hot-we av erion 'B: (85400. why fealing nigh: Yo a ho TO THIS Soot McPherson .Y reee 3 bath nn ag heds, ‘wi BP bmn ong ~~ ENKE _s » 4 . H 2037 5S LER FE at $U500 “s pn eid: RE mavens " et ee _— ee Lp ioe lay te hon Wate ie Poi 3 S00 Cher rents DWELI WE ; Cutie ‘water h ain tr samen o not zg 0 re uw me IS? , ee on. 16 ro ne, S 18, age. ; ith ctrie. av. § t OR finish or- Silk t. | ; lo lendic =SiDe vente s, 3523 wUsE; | WELL es a heat nte; r a Aeon ni room LING ST at et iit heat le 5 ; ua bu 1 ntse—- ant as > Y MeM il 16 oms bat! wares LES i 1 4-5 a Tig SALTY “ N 0 cated at lect: INCE oe > s bi IN! i} imag har eady to ul Ps Fo G—4! med “Dy. 4c “ ~ h ya inre yo it, you 0 N MecMII! s rooms. 8 the ge 1) iEt ” urge roo ry | BS ATE AN a: anc sr Cr—! os. F ‘ . wari ormte . upt ard y t . iwel! 421 — jate. co are. ne nd mes, ome lot nt uw to nev S768 Pe N Milla roo ms baths . | , por IN tM acre bi m fran nm roon K 1D SN : nt Ligel ? ae és lay) rage ety Seale Sim Mh nathan for oc st a obits ‘ 3 G. © ntre re ie avd bro in righ all ant be er nh Pe New lan. 2 ma _ 8 de ‘he i oh h CE . AN a of arn ran ar iv ad ns HE () = RE $4250 ~ roo! et « lor baste hy ice 2 on ment d fi 4) . » “TT. iz P Ma - R ate’ psavonston, nt «Ki, will con ad the t no abo to in ie KT T rahi stead a> s ‘ ] b at! ' eat, ’ ti - i4: PAT lan an ie, % ‘ id “ .s Ol and -AaT AH th 211 ~~.) ar mms 407 . ail ic) 4 rvth ea | S-st Du its, oorr I rON 7 ssio! fir rvlia Be!) om nee 5 : e Se $1580, r n gonial envit neigh - ~~ 5 us. cece - | 3830 heod oF se. © room ath. ampr karage: I uw oO AULE ne e Do IOs be ated bat! ED AY. -- pert ENCE OTT fur: har mod sf hard ory s 454: F App IN - 2 " euaaan.” nd ~ eaial B TT, 800 Ss r ow ea tly ever envi a, bea bor! d let Then TARE Vict Os la i roo roon “a » > DW ove saaea ath ak ar -. Ils yultry | ~ JUS 5a d- owne e KES _er rrect I are mm. nace. rdwo , RIES NF. first wood 1O-re 43 = =W E n a MR peo ; , : — oor e a rick » « hes n 4 ‘ab live. out renm util oad us bh eri seas neal ° 6 r me, “eo 1 h atl E I eT) oman but id: - x Blk . i -_ S 1 - to ner’ ectt P IDE — Tir on oma . ace |} wre ‘hn FP P IDE ; A : cla {| on “age aa tre . - Ht. ‘ nce ’ eas ures: fine v.. Chestnut ; any I grow, en ul of . ull] > . CLO | ool | b at 18. ' gt aL AN _ epti jer’ . ~~ : e IC eno’ sive as r > {6 - MESSI] deli bitte We ‘ atiit floor fur? tN - ht 7 oe ws ho iing +? u | ; . mm y t ~ r+) A 3 r & Fl = ut st : RE a. N47 vet a t. A imp arti d 4004 \ er r, = room us ath th j FE one G iona # oon = = l i vi iw sy ¢ liaht E Slip} ’ ling mn: estry old Ts ‘ i tial EK . ts S moti : ' ise ton te re a rin l 4° sé ‘ wont : eru gare on b rooine room at, $ RESIDENC Tw. vw me t pia sinoe Bt. stic ass Wasnt { roon 8, 1 1 bat RAN front 2145 ] * pantry, ° st amen be g°7 REA! y MANN R dem pt - al Pe: Apes Lor ‘ : Ce aT ter Tvaa Se , ya = aa ' "x SAINT Scr TT. B ye rg) hot rms cre ie , \ TES TT iy “. « se 2 Ww ma an 3000 brick CE —-: el ron {r St — 4 44 OW shin > ro is, 1 bat h | Ry n _ ° hati H = netru et rick t arene Alf DY ’ 7” aes R thron remise _for 3 ro + — ” TF ry REON | + tures Kens J fine: itte ; “Mi n . s.4) mo Cc mall Wal _—- a ba elect , bat "416 u m } wh auis S42 \ est gton oms bat! h. | RE Mal . MI h. fy cke : tior eam peatit Aa ++ Sh d re - | cy I. ra by ses Lid portie od of Oorl SSO - re RES ’ terms : Hi ingts woo ir Ie\ COTBR EE eh . tile PEN hea nw oor: th str ric, bh. toll | ore 1 0 s | $242 Vest Pine, i2 6 1 b ve SID in 4: RP ry _ 1 @ bat! et maw av.. ° 1OVE eetams “ SE ar rder len, Own SIDEN« e RG odiamed ” heatnt Viel SR! a” foe » batl pestnyt. ’ : rm oe eet large oile ichigan — bou to 5BRS West Pine, 10 room ath, ; con ENC 4 HY, ace, "ho 1) la hon new ane hear EK etnut of at lz : oniv Ba . Ow “sewmton, |G. ont fine r rw LIN AN ly d ths, = 3 a Flat, hid s, | room 61T- es " leur paigan _ t it. 1463 ome e. 1s room s 1b leffe be Es “1011 etc... 7 roo " —s . ard we e laf 5 NTO = KO he 120 ~ y $2950, ullin m| $500 1, 506 Nine Ly pauses vu! Corns good Nal i ae THE core hard mt 4 reo $3000 , | 0 ae 1 eer + eek ~s av. a yt ye eet’ Pt ater. —_ ~- | —_ ; RODIEK arran Six ro “$3000. made fot and > rd col fave yey » © RE OTMRE } MiePher », ‘ iin > : pee, eee — Ma. ro we eon ps " ~—T “y vd Bde — Cat EN -_ ted. press 0c ms "ail ch. im” prov ot cold -Too 7} | \ . ~st Pty oe) ro ’ roo: 2 b ath. } . ~ } K ay. : ed f. me = tnut ’ . ft &¢ use! LiOV! ta ine . P ’ ara Sitebe \ aap yy SoOTi a olfax Steel ita) ae DA pecti [hie 3 We. . . mad « ) ——.. ORF ea ace 2 oe . ? Cc bera! FOr mf » w | ton w lo at.. ed, wat “ m . 104 Vestm ne, oom Om: aths: / HO &c pric or and t st and x17 nen ws, £ is O ave _— im N \ od Ane { OTL) at 4¥ om ane . in estt ' ne af h ba th. $9000 | h OR & +0 att ith be | 7Bie Water t 60x! 2 ire $5000... amo 4926 Lind minste 13 rest 2 ba 1 ba ar ee. a asi CO. ‘SS reas ball . _ ‘BE paid fe b> tal . ha: rooms thts WHER, on lg LThik for ct wr Jn “path, heat 3 Spe try bath nediat +. het =o be #. Shard woo pad buy estny’ a, LE? Ra Ch th, tl 816 ein ro th x 25: B2000, Cc heat ; ort , Fore ell, % r, }, Onis aths at age - : For ols BF ey ele . RT . lor S.re: — fr © fi; a. 1 a ie nis reo N ard VUTtLI , vne ° he a . | - ' AH e tO ° awa fy ty . Sic A 24 Sion r0d we . Cont and Ww NOR ia Sioa ¥ innerota $1150. - ouegee of 4180 Clevel p? rooms roon % + Sarage : | room one bl! ane aes vol TT ; te re rat nele tripl nwr - 67 # Wat th v.. 3 and Sogo M ndell, 1 ® rea 1 | - Mai Bo ype a. ni wi e 4 46. 71 today. a rah ! 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Tly ei ment 4146 4 R sloors ee ony Rines' ROP “SI Move 1 fs mote bE “RIAN, _- gar ver i-, & ere! ‘O70 lk $3 he siden Th Sot x [ hi ns a l° \ > TTT ns i ; - va . : 4 a! rouse ’ rr - a’ ary IN} ia ; ‘m al litte: ric) S sat one nm ei ; Lot c “ ce ® . +4 ps tr » bd , r f' ick: 7 i nals haat al ‘ att! Cr ' hut ba - ~ ' La ess . a! > ' i SO ‘ na «! m a“) e oor : , A rey Lur 1100, se Oe onvente “Flortor Ss. bar t ares Marie ave ats ooms., REMS A 4 “rooms. = le it’, me Cc, 6 se a? MP HRE \ COL, i? ate . RESII ope i Slut \ ern iO! } tee - . eepin hy aire eit. Oar ithe le wllewi ; LOS t ~ } BY. ~ ith ’ lbetrn ner A a eee aot avs. recen en e— - R642 neces p co — Kain 7} pnd Folsom _ pl 1 on a IMSBE ot oer - Mii , - = bed i . z one-) y SS a ectri ct i CO} an) — } wher, oO Ae a i , ‘? ‘ hus ‘ ~ mpton Mia ; a * —} vali Lb At he “ tween’ Pty woOxl b! : : . . 8 , ‘ : . ‘ e a i 4 ece - . ——_ e . . ~~ ; , . Ae » Wi : rg cit P noder Ls SEN ‘ } nM ‘ ’ . : . ; : oF ¥ - a? : . : . R. co. 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ATE : as | 2 Ch ah! all 8. acr roo Levr s room ores ° o ny ent all ne | OF 4) at! fi MMP ¢ 19 . 2 lwel! rf ved ¥ rrr a agai ' a. woe oder 111 ‘err ade umn at! ei ! panei f! an e. and Az Cosetn st Hous = yiroro verve bri mati an: ae HOMES & noone sia i fi aed r Lia, Ps AB gp nt n Tower Jefter NAD me iS Panag r AY a boven $2 800: ova QUIRK “l , ener. | ee wees rn, and — sor he a a? a Tie Del pr ro Ry, ts) " ee: ES e c - . ~~, 2 —- , . e's . o« Ph, . erie rer - eres ao ice ‘ I ) : ~ _— : if ] eng ed “| pigit ---— brit > . ‘ , « i ] 4 io! ly 4‘? I » “>? oT — a.) td is 4 as ‘ 7 " 8 a « fla bat aR. ences, in I { $0 | ca aA R } ach, ome . ot! P ever | fina) and eral So. if S lords K ms 04 Schill 302x130. Cs ry obi mage | Lucas A LESIDEN? io wx13s. os ans a: ou IE. OO oder ae san at 48 co n « auec our wi roms 2 ars er Post-I r be anc I ‘ Me . if # I rds BE Ms a? 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' 7 relwe ef —_ — sie ae. hie A atria 7] en. ” urs aes ee j i} *¢ é nta a r : vEe R. KF =e $6000 £3) esis ‘ ory t East r ail et t and rh LW | 7 a CENT - . on ot Bos 4 E = —s VS oo rice ‘eas , : I( | SE = _ & t r nul . worn « Ht Fr ~ ~~ i MD awese ‘ wie “My an) Pr CSG Tr ~ OW as? _ - - : em 4 ‘ TTT i are Ti j ace a ¥v.; ‘wo BT ee xrmine today | i for Qu brick parage a iy aundr, ~ RAL P-228, ton eae 0 iincle Jeffer aoe “haben Six, Pepe we not. BARS GHON) wxx Cates {floor thr. oo | Dw pA. RON idee ae gion at) BARS sand bath: ea Tame eater; 8 T tod ec : { ara at ion. r rice b aN ” ~ (el) ay et i‘g 0 fla e Re no) ™ re } - ro) . x i i . iiphes ‘2 r » et On , . ARRS on ’ " |i . s. EM ae ie | af a : * ¥ " te g! ‘ €O ets ver} Jot, She Mae Rgenmonndty. - HN va , hl sea et —— saa FR. ; J wet § Seat , \ seinen SIN rifice half } arg ae a RN x ay pie 11 nat $1800 roo! Lev} ye a ’ ~ ~— . 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SSION aM ; nd os ike Rea ee 380" a. modern auemite mm TY “y r 4 and £h2own ” whet pe . ae a for inet ' 10-1 - — LIN : ove ng | . nes eS — pie ; oO iif mt i« ot Py ais eo Uti — oo v* , — old o - 2 more . - « Oo} > 7 ~tr | | “? t) o> oT , \ . ” Ar ” : : - ' . iF " ‘* ne . ow : : (¢) JOHN ret ~~ Pas BON! th bee | — ) aa te af ian -> will a Gray . it so 1 ster 4 a 4“ + mre Bo ae ° Hot or i we ‘ ’ mt. reon on ?t 250): aeee on = — ; ts ; : > seone . : “eae and _naonod : le . . . *" “ vt . ‘ss om , . “ o i] Onn 4-2 ot ‘ = - “J he e Or Dare An n fal ro. — * “ —_— -* ~ & . “—) & ‘ enn a? , A. o — ; ‘ . ‘i 4 a ; e tn ad "McoMEN ss — el, b exce pe Any able . irely .. et bus rey A : tet) R12 l K jn front. wit ney mots: ee! ! po Pe Map! = anant room fh SREON eae pach nT : ~ Dons ndit io a bn AM disy ~ a hee ten? bh . - ‘ a me vat ner te ate bung e ,ane 7 4 THe: foot . : vant 1 Ms + rn ; sb 4 5 uet 130% R. FE QU Ri ee anrot sad un arene sees ity Phon war all tt 10 re IME ii me oo pie _—. mares painted. . > gas ine y~ Mrick scot yoms one util ape t 0) ae N ( : t Dk | an’ we underta de leer. | se, © (it age he le ons ’ -— — A sedge mie 12 1 a in om” * re . hh i" “ ea! are rhe I 2 ow or : Stent a A tate > - Cty aker street vith Ma HE SR ; 30 nure ane atrictl HOU one € prt Mine » Al " orat i KE ir ihe Bi am 64 ~_' A he ay “I 3 . eside me Ota" r ’ re at ce ’ ee 7 1 ' > aa ,> ibert we 7. ; ut , wt eatr , 4 ‘ - » . ev. hot-water be J dad Pade wa . i. x Art ar , tY IE \ — fovea Fete Boney tern “hath. vas 4 eae # a : * 5 =n ' ie he hg ry 7 a . ,;)* ae = SUaIne poe 2, W ise , neat - on "| ad ("le Si F | mia ¢« ME NZ R move ~ + lot Jive oe ~ aft nm cre tures oe: + ' re ; 3 - tome? [ ’ ' a m* “aws uow?s ie! ’ y~ ' 6500 Cen » ent an —" net '* “) - - N E nertr EB AL TY git n R = 30 i" . 7 ut) J a" 7 " = ot " mn. al | 7 en — 4 ‘* - > , ‘aire na ‘. . n = . 4 r? MTT . — . a : : ’ . e* : . Sil ~ 2 . 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os 1400 REAL EST. ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. "RESIDENCES Fi FOR SALE _ RESIDENCES: FOR OR SALE Po _ RESIDENCES FOR ¢ SALE cite ey RESIDENCES. FOR SALE es - IMPROVED P' PROPERTY FOR GALS) IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE}! IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE) IMPROVED PROPERTY Fe west " Wes: ag NORTH : NORTH Henry Hiemenz Realty Co. | FTTOME BUYERS | EDW. L. KUHS ' Hemmelmann-Spae} . Ons, RN a | 8321 N. Broadway | Real Estate Co, ~ oe: a 7 * ! sie. eget : a ee PAS, es — " a3 ° . : — N oF Uo-th Vil AY. New West End Homes | WEST END RESIDENCE | RERIDENC (> -w © apethsenedclemadinmandt WL ARLINGTON, A eR room| aigh-clon ciasie flat; lower & an@ upper , COLFAX 940, CENTRAL 8722R. | : ‘ieis| SEE THESE PRICES | ,., opteax ou CENTRAL ih tg | SINGLE FLATS “ad av.: 8 and 3 room flat ~* i; A — 4 - | bh ee ag 2 4 Brad! Waterman av ® roome and eun par. ° "vr a i Pa = By a gg By * bemiwood floors. tile! N BE\ ERLY PLAC E LOU: SskE— S-room fran e; bath and electri F _J. CC IRN WELL R EK. CO.. 810 Chestnut. Pwill show purchaser premises ath. elect fixtures, shades, screens, e@tc.; 11 rooms, 2 baths, 4 tollets, hot-water | __$3800. Call Delmar 368 AJ : ae 47xx LABADIE A\. Dot 25 A VICTOR 8ST. 4627 Cottage av. _4 and 5 rooms: bathe, Park, Walnut Park and General Motors dis- | ' : gh to ” brie k alley heat : ELL or rent 4911 Emerson. Sous 5: $75 down. Residence, 7 rooms, arge reception hall, Single 4 and » room flat; in good neighbor- granitoid cellar: all improvements; good | tricts. 2044 Geyer av., 4 and 5 room ‘ _ o4 ~® — ‘haber? ry “ +f) roore and aun par- 132. ) { ‘LAR A AY. Knigh t 8S. 1h 12 Lov ust Oliv 92. ie tt - wate r heat, warace: ot 6 > @' ‘iw. price ' bood; all conven jencesa: inspec ; by card i rela borho: od: lt sted SO: sell for 2549 Avis ay. fcounty). §-room 4 me cot- : : - y ae wy ore ee . . 7 x Aa ta af? Ly ] ‘wT :7o « ie 4 mA? ' ; 44 , easy Pt vI ents ag 4 WwW > . . . . ~ » . ‘ ° “a, ion Waterman av * © rooms. 2 baths. sun a rooms, ti furnace | eer ns mn. Terry: $ rooms, tile bath, | GEORGE i BASHFORD. 715 Chestnut at. | ih tee _— DILL , ST. pa oe _paym a. Hy é, a to electric; lot SOx nd’ tile porch; let .. & street W ill riot ae enrage, tot Toxele hg ( tt - a — — _ Main 142. poe ee . a ¥ _—— | 1285 Bayard av.. tw vo- story brick K of 7 7 rooms. eg Athlone Lay. 4- room brick cottage ae #0 ‘ aos ‘. Reese Cory ~ NO ATA AE tnt 0 Le ~-_ “it c = 24 N “Tay! suet. strictiy modern home. | —™ SEVEN-R .00M DWELL ING, $5150. carters a Bat a ST bath, furnace; all conveniences; Usted | bath, Jot 838x175; price $42 terms. = Maxnolia b ty 4 and 5 Toom ¢£ - a. . property is I Am erat av. (near Del nar and Trinity rooms ath furnace. ayior — | IMMEDIATE POSSE SSION . > i ~ - see: bathroom $4800: sell for $4500; easy terms. . 4019-21 Ashby BS 3 — 3 room frame ‘8:8. Cc for fret fleor; jet & mT 2 . B ap ; > tg “A and sun pat os ' 5146 EN RIGHT ik HSIDENC KE —_ vll Genevie e “6 room frame: 40°05 No land av... 7 rooms, bath, fur- Good . he 4— fra ine residence, ern , - double cottage bath electric: lot SOn 130: * * the Te e e J of | =~ Be “yt — eee - = og ) a rooms, bath. furnece bath, furnac YRUO: terms. #07 Chestnut. nace ires. newly painted | etc.; lot "aa 4 Ef AY THORNE BI 8022 Maga zit 1e a#f., 1-story “fram ec tage. streets and sidewalks made: rents $58 per . Minnesota ay. asd 5 ; x olume of ecompierted an re open ouay Y in : : : °E nwa " aa OF nd decorat rm oven fo ins vectl n. 3460 é ea e 2°n4 ' roorus, o-story stable fer > horses; ,iste > . haw) ’ . ' imiits, : Pay ; Spection 392 Wy 8 EV ANS RESIDEN: 9 rooms, bath, f irnace, ele a ph , terms, a sod a aa we Ideal home: beautiful location; 10 rooms, 9 $s 10: srcamtional buy et 96060: S168 Inoen bth; price S50"); y aeons “a : . “ © - » . tric lights: lot 60x 135. 4008 Greer ic) 1M)! rHiLR ‘ > } © ; hestnut st. i 4723 Beacon av 6-room frame cottage, m 3 A kaAnSsAa Al, to48. G. BLANKE a, t. f ns ot. sion Gune Ti SS r Seen ——- 018 SPAL DING ~~ ne ———* | baths, brick garage, large stone porch, ter- cash buys, ' bath, electric; lot 30x1: 0: price 8.000 ee F furnaces; 4 r - ¥ (hestnu Gi Sk Vi2Z ennerly, 7 rooms, $5000; must , race and sun parlor. sleeping por h, etc., no — — 4736 B on rs o} vi ‘ark @y., 7 reo Main ® : : , oi : , a sur ’ , eacon av. 3 end 4 room single flat, + a 5 om Pici. | 44: at ) } ( REST. PA RK BL. ; sel ] ‘ J. O rie n, "00 N Spring a’ . ; “ n oom no . . 8 oe . extra finer home or lox ation anywhere. Inspect 4637 M: affitt ayv.. new, rodert and up-to- o ‘0x136: in Al * carnition: pric Ae sue). hath. aarans. but Wx 12s; belng 80 te \ ( r aie \V Nine rooms. iM etre slate roof, hard- 12 rooms, bath. hot-water heat RESIDENCE—4800 Maffitt 7 rooms; price = '20N RE. _LTY co _ by ee it; attra tive price. date I-stor 7 ttage of m yp har: Beacon av., 6-room brick cottagg. | ¢; ate. Pu . ’ : ™ wood fi floors god conditth owner = i M | $4500: occupied by owner. i | } 4 be ‘inwright Bldg O49 F L AD AV. ¢ tie Ds ' =o > Itoi ce Re ou - owner will show: price S2lw aveU-sh muse ll ay... & and 6 — D. xX AP Ly E = . ~ iki me ‘ vainwriel hi . - “Sateane ff . by bes it uses, other improvement . - he ' bat furnaces, brick and tlle , Tuat across 4036 FOREST . AKK Hil HOUSK-—« 1 bat? ce $2000. 1906 | ~ " New «+ rooms, all e latest Improvements _ ‘ : art Meh ; Broadway. t-room frame cottage. - eo, 44a . ’ ' : Hes . i” ~ 9 h the hot-water heat > TUOMAS ane ~~ aS ‘pri ‘ - . Hi Mi IK B AR (; \ | \ na oO rt ents . ich hove will , e- rge he : , ony t Ins ’ . j ‘ ” 1! ° ‘ arute entrances, lot hus ah-+ price —_ : Residence : bathe, inial4 hard- ‘ me a Coleman st i vis and apt! dah ments, puyer sii app! we : . garage, 10% vUELIS ; price 4068 Botanical av 4 and 4 tiful builds wood floors ove » : w er heat; ga 4! , re E RSI J I Nf (> | Fre IM] a: Mc » | Dri k r * a , 4718 WMaffitt elega! t ». story brick res‘. ate ard Park car > MM ‘one aVv.. “ room frame residence, ‘ - P batha brick aml t e por + ‘ ' E--#9 Morrison, S-room brick, in goo dence. 7 rooms and bath. furnace heat, laun- } line. | for car = eee. Al condition; large lot; chicken , Douses. r. (Baden) v-reem brick cot- | aces; price $140. os a wreat ce : 7 lis tei AW: se! $500: wed or t SOx125: street made; price : 1431 . ; ; and 8 rooms, - 4“) k oe Ser td an : - ' Immediate possession, het-water heat I condition bath on second floor: terms. | | r ¥ : . _— * ‘ . " | Owner, 2458 N. Oth dry, well bulit, street and alley Maus, ss : ' GRORGE F. BASHFORD, 715 Chestnut st 3x a1 W ES [ MINST E KR pias oS _ a | 95125. For admission “SEE US Fine bu fit home within one block of Grand $150 cash. a P Main 1040 sie ’ 1p HOUSE-—5-room brick, ee on Hroseaway BRINKOP R , O.. Gly Chestnut st. : irth st. and lark car lines; In choice, ' | (“laxton av., 4%-roorm ne Se i Eighteenth Ws —-. —— « r : _— : P Ny . ast , op poaens ‘) Fal mm } arn ba ii e. ode - " ’ ‘ . ; a , -. iar ’ ss * ‘ “” ; ‘ a? ° ’ ft) fir 1e a) " cellar street made lot . 7 »x - . price ; . ¥ -. ’ ; SBSN PAGE BIL.. . t ’ - ~ _* or ot » »* . . , ° I } rvenis, hot wate! neay, - ‘ N rin Mark . ’ . ' iat . . . - . ' cok fiat 4 remy) . Rie bareain; T-room residence, furnace: 1407 W ASHIN( : ‘ N "A\ , ment cellar; easy terms. “entr al Wis 1] hooms, Tiot- Water Lik at, ‘te.; lot foxdoe maitianm, seul Sins": e rooms ; S2i Claxt v. 4-room frame cotti bare et floor, © : house and rooms, RESIDL Nie Northland, 6 rooms, hice . ? SCHILD AVY “4 - Jisted S600, ®., 3 : “$200 ash. . iaxton a’ ro m ratne ottage, iird al lot $7000 ar 3 car iine for 2 families; lower 4 ; ba furnace electric, hardwood floors; lot 2722 Henrietta ) - retire h. / frame, 8 rooms, S7%x125; street made; price $8700 furnaces; price S000 —~ ee eer « rw o-stfors Ine ember Fr é-room cottawe In rear; chicken arare. Ps fruit trees: lot hh price $5750; reason of \- >. 5 Ww ASHING TON A\ 1040. quick possession Uwter, ol ai! . my dl e ple : able ferme ifs 7M . ; sth , ' ‘ ‘a , igge st s ap in town: exceéi ent location; ] DPper . ee and att! ; ®eDparats con- ° ugh tengincing Wie” ; . 1k 6UCChharmbers at f.-room brick cottage 7 FRANCIS ' E RRY- RU 102 N. Sth et. . rooms, ~ bat furnace. «3 7 RESIDENCE Bric k, siate roof, 8 rooms, |. 3 toilets; ideal boarding house i0- venlences; li-bullt investment; large 50- > Sm ete: a Y >} $1500: e500 cs ’ basement: lot 60x1038: ‘suitable for esak and BOUs indians a. es eaerve Byet Th r AY Ty KEW ARD : >, , . | elec tric, bat h, f inna: - al ] conveniences: Cg | >} ener ] Mots rs district; 5118 Spali- foot lot low price liste SKM, Be. a e . con ae "s = Seale : se e ¢ “xlu: ‘ orice a , : > " : m f - . . : , . make an offer. 4825 ¢ ote Brillfante. FLORA COURT : a at ane wae Ve a ; bh Marcus a\ . A DS EICHNTH To rent when you can " t)- n rary \ ‘or FOURTH and OLIVE STs. ; — : - _ “ue —_ _ om —- P ie” ee " : ; rate , 2508 10 cL = ddie st., two-story brick: U4 De Soto av... 6-reom brick bungalow, aths. separate laundries: ee Rd kB aes S582; ideal home, in fine location; park-like ndi ti te,ement. renting approxi- b&b , uF , electric, garage: price $4500 ita Oregon av d sell 1444 N. Buelid av.. 4-room frame cottage: « ‘Ss, bathe: lot 27 newly painted hardwood ; : gan water, . ‘=, RE SIDE NCE-4700 Sacramento; 6 rooms:; __ ; ' 1em electric, garage? T% bole . ew KF lete her h. Harris Realty ( O. | modern; stone porch; terms. Room 5v7, | INDEI | |? AR kK Hi¢ ME surroundings; 10 large rooms, ! water at "$1000 aw year; listed $750U; , *erehing Kehoo! 6700 west, . $2 “nO? Phone Ww. at Be é; yt RT Wf ; a OLIVE 81 ’ ; ay ). dom 1: ‘ price “Son — = rooms, bathe: - TM 1 ME 1] A’ |’ i 1’¢ ESEON VW I; mn @Y.. | fiats of four . . - — - MERAMEC ST x ames .! - “ee pans. -— an oo each; renting for 377.50 per AN ATT RAC THN kK HOME Hie \I > ke { rh FF | BE R I y Ke mN | ys HOU —y 4909 Penrose + roonig nd bath, } "} Al, Ls ( NN p AR Ix HO ‘I E Near Broadway and Bellefontaine car lines "in soe v..! “oar resjdet ted oi500. fr oon @ cottage lot SUxlvuo: street made; price lot BT. 6u125: price $7200. m2 rc} S744 lot, in good condition; price $3 0 At § rooms lst floor, 8 rooms jarge mansion home; 16 roums, 4 bathrooms; ath, furnace, oy es Se ide os . ’ | 2001-05 Ann ay.. tour flate of @ q : £53: : ‘as rte av. (county). 6-room frame rooms, baths. separate furnaces; reg _—— ia 57 + ) ' j sf t at RK be SIDE NCE—- Labadie av. S roon fieors, combination fixtures thre baths, | 1624 8. MPT . Av : : Th as bungalow, furnace, electric. garage; price: § rer annun lot ST x 158; price §)3@m > EUGENE . ALTHE IME Rm. $17 Chestnut et —_— : ~— large reception hi hardwood floors, hot- rg? gar ‘ OW arranged as » f ay Pate ON A‘ 51 Fai av... o-5t ; rick, in need of S4000 BeZu-81 Botanical av four fT —=— —— so water h at. . tion aj 1g Malt Loan pane ; ’ “ aa Gee. , Corner flat: lower ae pper & rooms, , maaan % rooms each; ex- 4459 Newstead av.. 3-room frame cottage, reo ba tl s separate f —— . | ’ | we " i ‘ 7 « » ) ’ ie : | ti } re . : - ‘ . = 4“ as “ . . il -= ; hae ~~ _ « . ; + . re ; ; : f — i - 4227 EVANS A oo. 5825 ‘ vr ‘mons “AY. \N\ G. F. B ASHEOE (>. cit ’ t. fa% -RINCHR , ‘ furnaces, baths, me eS, Sew - ‘eption. bargain ist $5500; Solu». c125: price Sino i o 7S wer annum: wt tonuae « . passengs . k. “ me . n ot . boobed, 2 Might : De hel! hi 1s SE —Look at 3902 verily B' 7 root is av. Central #022, | "BFS° ane Ore CT. ge aneiee rs ines hy oe : ee eee te m4 ffi stores n »! c ic; on ’ te ( ig) rooms, nclud raceblion wi . ul — P. t wes > a . “¢ : 7 i ii ! - Py: .. lectric: 1} 45x138; Ba ‘eo S200) ue) 28-25 It'nineeay. ; a good 4. ‘ 0 ices ~ bs yonnis AACH FR. CO sé nace and bath: eet rte jpossesRiOn § i bath, in good concition, awe . Beautiful North Side Residence femutiful modern home having all Hf 0 Leffingwell % =-Stery 3 OF ics oy a ee I , ’ fra ‘ott , f 3 reomes and bath each: ren family § ip . meter gr | Se nal oa ting for ; ? ony? : aw? ‘ " AppeL , »v)? re py irs =) sf nee Al haat, : : Pye Ms % mrice ; tay : ‘per ' 7% rive Slut. ror immediate ) - 4 ¢ istrict “496 Schult no * aT rick Tha low 40-87 Chouteau av... four fate of 3 rooms : ; . ; \EISSIS os a i oe oon Ss es See SS BLY 4209) WwW. aneeINe TON lays, oe e $7300 F sUrih articulal “at. rR EDMAN NV : .wenth 2Q°8 N t vos, Dal 7 6 ' Move in, already fu oome, bath, | see r TERRY @ CO, ’28 Chestnut at . = | ! ee a See aes Se so re ee : MODERN HOME $275; hot-water meat: age for 6 cars, sou betes tlre Nt a. med ern I r renee k Flora rvom Ot-ware / bath lectric, lot TOx1leh; pr: wi bat] eh; renting for $7u2 pe; bid ; i re) «yar ‘ ;y | BY euch a ht ’ Tr) 3 | ’ +9 m : : t . ‘ . ‘ A ng . o } dom ha portunity to buy euch, 3 \V ashington Heights on : anna, » en ~ ij at ré } , er heat | : . h ha os fon . : yt . fis thu kurta wid Mf ffi iene’ ‘ wit _ : ; , ‘ P ryt eT) he . ; , —s)} . - ing” a nace ‘ sof “\ " eacii; ‘ ‘ ‘ iat ra bx * ‘ n a ie — EVGPNE ‘ Al THE rMII 1 ‘*heetn «! ‘om Washtnetor sine! ‘ ' § reorn: wind om visit IN ¢ 4 : ! st . os . Awe Ih wortiane xe - S385 buvs *. ie ‘hrusl v. 2 = frail opts SF : bath parate fornaaa B11) CAHMANNE A Own rooms ut vith hot-water heat, har RESIDENCE 3246 N. 1th st.; 6 room Li Sorth St ’ ‘ciclenee 2208 AY Pan — th, electri - Wx 15: street made; pt! + 6 we nnuim:; lot 6x 125; 1 rooms, bat hot-water heat, Mxtu > —~ {| —_ ae fo a . .o BENeS: Owns fine condition: stable or gurage; $3 . Nol ie ‘LAMADIRE AY. Bis i-Foormn = iF ate T ~~ wa r ‘ mers at itte " i e#enow oy VITOU i. AUGUS q* Mih¢} 4 > ‘ } ‘a Od) = RT! lin brush av., ae a age “ANDE RSON STO KE-BUERMANN, ; — ws N. lé4th at Iminedia i itiful 7-room Elight-r Se eae a NR 11 Tot F SOX 12 $57.0 pact ay foe Pe gens ” g: “yy SUKISO, price $1500; easy term4 mal tile twmth ea@ch;.re Tw AnD 4: Os Ms RrITLYT, & oa ao Ch ut XK SUS | jestnut st. . RESIDEN' Ke "O04 N. “New — -aaena. . ri ik rei dle | 1 P 7 ti in Mal . by ‘ :. fur- d 1812 ; RAC ' ON 6s vi — Lig $5000; FS1lsvu buys, a Vt $927 oy nce 4-room | fraine cotrage: F ke ‘ eb. . 4523 PAGE—RESIDENCE BIG BARGAIN $7000 | bath, furnace, etc.; modern; price low: | jade: carage for cares emaushaees” “Whaee eee ee home: hot-water heat ee — - _ | begem ae — sagt Rt gg ie ge ees Borge, 7 —~ (OE nn oD our flats of 3 IMMEDI ATE PrOsske SSION ‘ la * fine 10-roon dw elling: » | thnake offer, ne tion by card only. @nad fur ox er ar : lat phone office : ay . OTs, large garace. lot 765x150 4Uc8 Sacrainent a\., new brick L-stor y. > ’ cs } Ory >, ‘pl ice S1LOOD. 27 28- ; - ’ av.. rom fam! ly % ‘ne rooms; modern; garage. ‘aie hg ectrio light at 7 Geemeae: ‘ga-| - HALL REALTY CO.. Easton and Cora. EDW t H &321 N Broadway 8849-51 FOLSOM AV ous bath, Ww — additional ot av.. 3 and 3 room South St renting for 656 per ne MORRIS AACH KR. ©CO,, 822 Chestnut. (4) re: large lot. 785x183 to 20-foot alley: could | HOUSL- Si19—Theod osia; 6-room fraine;, ~ ——~—j} Modern built 4-family flat; each 3 1 eit ther improvements, except a od Louis pric ik single flat. bath, street made; | 120; pric an mont; § converted into flats price only | water and gas; arranged for 1 or 2 fam ( ) \ 7 \ s 1 ()( 10 C A S } | rooma, bathroom, hali, furnace and electric | are In; ow ner acd! red u — eg price $8000. hree double flats 7 ATTRACTIVE RESIDE Nc 1" HU oat SF RR i002 eh tnut st. il Ne OM is Aaa A. 4 aston, av MC MONTEL light; oie sien locality: rent $972 oJ t; listed $4250; $5200 Uys, , EDW. L. KC HS, Boz) KR. Broadway. | rooine Hy oeantt each; Roy for 8245 As G : AM. wie «Chestnut s S eemmmnend rie , Vee s -ALANCE O? LY. | year; price $,000. — ee = = nonth; jo x1l7u: pri 54), - 42xx BARS I, “> ND May Se “7 4) Ws " | RESIDENCE —In neighborh od. of et. Leuls B211 Ensixht; brick house, 8 rooms and 2208 AND 2811 MALLINCKRODT ST. a ae.. Saneee brick flat and alse SAL E L IST . - altnets av, four flats of 8 Re FECES, ect nt lot 2Bx140 4 7 E MI L iD P | | and Marcus avs rooms and bath: e¢lec- | reception hall, tile bath, hardwood floors, Substantial two-story brick for @ farnt- | ~~ - arry at.. noon @ > C earn, renting for 8M) wer month; lot - + ie } “ - meats Pe ’ . ale avis “ ; ic l mae ” " room residence steam heat sot 7e owner says sel] am Stas. 8? 22 ; families; : * ag eee a lle h 3! wel a bare: nin { ui AS. iH Ww F. NGL > R. Tis ‘ chestnut st. RESIDE WC }--§ room brick: finishes a *e- W "i YR 17 | NG r M EN, A T T KN’ '¥ [¢ yN , eure, stead tr ves n f t ol ri $9500: AN te } ’ PRANI'S' Li J. a it ff K RR. E e ” W alin wrigh t ik ‘ P I a > = or ¢ st a©r \ ome ' S250. ee 217 TOR ra. . ~—-—- o ow Prairie ay p.. wb $1100 bathroom: rental =u t lot “4arx 156: ‘ 4535 , ‘ 2 Sardi aY.: atory bri « i 3 reoms tsa ond lo lot ‘ x ! pr ic®@ tures: Byer eo a ag ey | New Home in Ames I lace . 45438 yg — bi . a +" a —— * | FIOUSE fo x) Mon roe: S-room brick, , ~ ee he ge today sisi —— MON TR Os _A . , ot: L. Beer | $4: + A rooms, (General Motors llome rage: price $100, : ; a. a ° “fl \I TS STS ST pe , > | home, n splendid condition; 2 baths, hot ranged or 1 or 2 families: Wy). \ io-MENAMY IL. @& R ; } s0u amilies: 8 liste ” @.l ungalow 49236 Alsace ay.: fine 6-room | 8.7 McRe v.. four flats o { 6637 VW aterman AV. water heat, hardwood floors, large lot, owned | AUGUST C. HILMER E 1308 N ran 175; near rk av 200 swan meee ete ae A npg beth: ene binck south of Notwral and tiled hath "each: brick and tile @ Heautiful rooms and sleeping porch; hard-| by non-resident who says sell; immediate | ik NM. 1 t ant HENRY HIE MF: N n go per annum: lot 40x125: price $9600 oom; just being completed: lot HOx14s0 to) BUSH-BURNS, 1105 Chestnut st. | ~ corner McMillan av gee A | GENERAL MOTORS PLANTY B. | St jo. totee ane Taal pargaina, and erg ' | cin’ lot 40x13: “Drlow 6 -foot pay ed alley: immediate possession . ; ~ W cS ST E N ] y Hit ) AY ES aN nace heat lot tax! ‘m: pri “e $e ye “ ts o . sf “ugh vg ’ SIE: ph ' |e c "" Ga | PS Ra reain ; ES ost 8 : “a Se . can 4. —_ - MA ~~ poem FI LA’ - $4600 an 6 rooms, oo ate, to ‘flats a - 4 - xi ri tut : . SS 2. Lor’ Dé ‘e " y . >- ) reo ns: ce | 7 ; ot as — L Wa Ci di LS PRAN Kk L “DI CTMEIER Ie e a: j 2022 BAL 1SBU RY sT ~ . et > 312. . 4 t per . CE = Chestnut st. bine 4) r a ruom flat; bath; owner first 3-4 Ohio av., fone flats of 8 mm z open today - : 317 Slat ee. 624 | | ~. We oo renting for $576 per annum See BR AWITOCHIING Prtor ALBERT G. BLANKE HR CO 5820 MAPLE AY. =E : ae , = meg B in, O46. 11 Chestnut st ® rooms: slate roof, sleeping porch: large Ti yg cart 4 Slattery st. . rook 47 alin t dace” On -_— ue - ° 917 FRutgeer. 6 roo: 8) east $170) floc “rey r lot: forest trees: owner will sacrifice for 5 0 ee a 77> ptor ~aq 2? te: r UT ' ‘tT. 1, TT - . MES BE SOL, D ro CL OSE * uuick sale. ; | et > aJiM WY REILLY OR Cheatni Ra mt a 3 : rent 855: « tlds “OO cash 400 if | AMO TAC ie i Bi HOM KE BARGAIN "5257-59 Oregon ay.. f flate of 4 . aoe ee roa a “7 rats PLY MOT if “7. £5. @& d. mi. . shat ‘as? : St Lunt a: a - Ay i sted, ae SO mil es 4 - ( . a ' | ¥\ CL \y L Ab “> diab ark Oso 4 es side Pat | = ‘ i . — o é " our ‘ate 6 ‘ ; An HRlheer A AN ES PA aD R-room stucco: lar«e ieht rooms; new KRESIDVENCE- Beautiful do =6rooms, with 4000 G AR I D LD AY it tn. co eo ween Shee ao. wae ple C25 light; street Der wl aan hot aes usa $9: See ae : PUL. Pt Nte ms 4063 WEST BELLE PL furnace; 50-foot lot: easy terms. large yard and beautiful shade trees: can ‘wo-storv al ished atti k fiat o iin: in ean... 7 | , BST a “TS bade; newly papered and in first-class shape:| 5144-46 Rolla pil... font e StL 3 cans ory brick baliding, OFALI ON "Ai ME par vacant an dy to move in; house open and bath each: r nting for $364 per mS et ering. Arnel’ “6 ; 7 ‘ : id @u-story brick residence; & rooms. +} 1386 TEMPLE PL be easily converte dinto flats; price reasor al peoms, 3. ta ee —- | 1315 ince nt av. fou fate of t ' r, wo rooms on from the Sarah st, junction of the Hodia- % rooms: slate roof, hardwood floors: el! practically new: S00) . I a Lk 1] A r Ik - OSS ES \) i ~~ En a *Falion ‘ark I vou re lookin * for a If ‘ , > ’ ' r 3795 ; annum: lot 4ix12n “ee : renting ‘tor $000 ener Or ke ie ? we d ‘7 ee) rigs : . , . . s “ pteoke igs . Ce me ’ 7 ; ' ! $ ~~ y/ / ry 4 ‘? : sont en ling alot 284x147 ‘colored ten- conveniences: te nUCLID AY | ROL TTGER-MASEK REALTY ; Fone oms, th, furnace, t} x 142 tick ase-e- nd solid investment whie il ast yon FOUR FAMIL : $72 to26-28 Utah pl., saga ay ong of 3 reoms ant ' : \. >. \ "+, 4 ’ . iy . ol > 4 . Ce eit ‘ey r m@m iy? , - ' r+) oe ‘ . ie Onell : r our calii- ” ‘ s x : r ce .. . Bot ly mh mr) Ss. i ; N 5 a Bi. . s Se i bitaita i, i . \ i =n29 bok e bi ve . . 3 ‘ ‘ y" ‘a ; 2 ~ . opted : Gever ay . for lt Bh etn, uf and gun rarior eac h. t! led bathe an d ocvareas j P mS PO v8 Tho! o ’ th: uren, Cais aug eer os a ' ' «: | & nm r Ss ion ily | Baces, renti o . . NORTH EROADW ‘AcCcTURING Soon. t 4. 4 bath; ent $84 month; price only 14s AP she aon $1440 per ann Bs HS OCKER on ah : ; : t?. 4 sa ” 8 treadway, c 7 r of disor Ss , 4445-00 Vista av, well built double fate 4566 E NRK oH’ . $4000 Wy, B ming jac ba lot 830x170 | JOHN Me MENAMY | r > BK. o &_Re¢ 4) \I HOl SE i922 ek olla. S and ¢ ym flat; be 2100 O86 N _ Breeseay, Sen &.- A on; INV ES TMEN? B ARGAIN ; » ane A house; brick construction, of 5 rooms, | ly yg a | Rp -NCK_oe = - a 1909 N. Grand av.; 8 rooms and bath; lot! .,,, N°") ited: one-third cash 500" wad Pe OULUIRGE ey eos Ole). mat: 2 families of $ rooms each and 2 fam-| 1424-26 Wash set.. four | _ @treeis: now vueed bath and furnace; very good condition; pos- | 6-room ortes: aM DB ts eed lot HO«c1D. | Se nee a, 1; S&S POOms, | oe io9- $4000. ‘ 00k corner Jones near ould be ‘ anged | : anufacturin . . ilies of 6 room A ane a. each; rent $65 per ¢fich, alvso two ater aan ae SS S a re ome te geasion can be had soon; small cash pay- 7. ‘ Dates , eC a > -» @ PAPIN & TONTRUP. 626 Chestnut st aa 0) ; Sith) cash .......... STA oa ime neart OF *H : month; price : term for four families of tw ' ~ JOUN MeMENAM ment. balance monthly. i-room frame; furnace, bath, electric: easy AUGUST C. HILME: R E. Co., on i wed = ‘ “s@x100 feet ¢ ‘oo manufactur?! . $30, 000 “MD 60 lid av Mxal2o: room rice see ° | TC (NH J. AL THEIMER, R17 Chestnut st, rage for three autos, metal og age Seat Re ~ with bath: all oot made; close \L. \ IK > A N OF kK i> R 0619-2] @& yt shes ee ES e aes i so ; | 3 Egy BOx1s0, | Site fn stele ecthcE ab | gets, Salimury oe SMNtaOs a Gamay. ol) anna aaeeaa? 7 sceore Rages: Seth, fer-| Toeniskoetter _ ore-1214 Cane @ ~ = . ual . —_—" 2. — i ; 4 HEL 4 ft throom; lot S5x125; large Rrepiace | 1): potsession Jun us vy. 4 CAy ‘T AN & ( ‘O. jaa c heatrut : ne ..* «et: home of the former O} ‘ - AN. roadway, sews brick cottage: , aged Ay - : very Cony and bulit by aan r +o — fora sere apg IL =o aes RE MSBECHE R-ME HRKE NS OTTE \ ne : _ BRINK¢ a R Ke. €O 1p saat Prairie av.; ‘large lot: 80 fest sot mae FLETCHER nh. HARRIS REALTY | several baths; 75 feet of ground: side drive) COUNTRY HOME—In the cit emst 4s. 51 M AF os ‘| | AV. ir tw ISC ingee r elevator and ail her m binery. farnilies, 4 ange «3 ane yt: ‘S-roumn brick poor a . brick street; 6-room brick house; twe o Petts Cor. sth_and Ove ss into garage for 3 cars; price is right. If tn- | ~ worner Goodfellow and Lalite, 7 rooms, a! VNIODERN RESIDENCE | (" 4 ALS in rear; rent in¢ price $3200 millles: bie bargain; price Shoo, Enon wien (see te, ms, a ‘ se JF 4 ore ’ -i3 Pleas 205x120: 2-famlly r : a. a. &iece a = wi e 1 Q tv UO. i ) G OTT AGE. $1200 ath, TP oti; Grecm brick Ream 5: seacte. chal 4 1 SiN terested see us at once. | modern conveniences: garage, tennis col , : IMMEDIATE POSSESSION frame of 4 Rag ese and cellar. Any- : - ty ~ barenia in this kind 1458 John av. pt hg ad frame: $1200: can } parish: price ts right. rss ) ROVE vF os RBADY TO MOVE IN TO 1A) 5. TERRY & GO. 093 Chestnut ot. | Modern conveniences: garage. tem « : POSSESSION. , , * ; mwner jeaving city, Gm fae Waran plat 4 ‘ ry, t : 7 , , oN , ‘ ‘ Seve! room bath revepotio a t : ‘)-) 4 y j y / y me jOOKI ( . Oakley - n home; « i P¢ ISSESSLON GI\ EN 3 erea ts, ~ oe 2 re a a 1v N. a e FR. aoe Se. x , : - ~ m. = ol 4 a 022 N . GRAN D A\ ‘ propertt ‘look at it at once and then make be bought with. $8 ‘ —— av. ; 2-story brick flat, 2 famb clase conditten ’ - ; a te — wail - “ + oni rooms, at Jarore¢ 7 Pe a Pi. : an Pa - , , , . fer lier: vOons an: . am ile ee 2. 5 A. I r Als Ls, T8 c hes! nut wt. —— a ey a a —— ag OY furnace ._@ lectric S4inn) , — ra ~p tl. ! ey - ; Rage ; — ug t \ ERN(¢ yN A \ . HOM KE 1 “TORS ATT N’ T I¢ ak 10- ROO) l ‘BRIC K, $4000 streets made Can be bought Be, ri ht _ le? . - ~ > ? - e . . nN ‘ > > ° ‘ ‘ T inspec tio! ro a ‘) > I . : > . . ~ tie a ™ . -* : OP EN it ( 1). \ y 3 RA AF ee. Rot. see AL GUS! Cc. HILMER _B E c a farther particulars ss € Mr Zep] : ve $243, beautiful ll-room _Tresiden &. mos! reer uv. lot 40x1: ell-built T- 1210 Morrison av 10 rooms and bath: 4410-4412 N. 20th sat. -story brie "hi Ta EST ME: NT A f 44 Main 4X73. _ A. &. ne OOMIS, mu N. 7th at. a it fh 14th St. KOR rE RisT REAL’ cO.. 816 Chestnut, iving soem, colonial atyie reception hall, ! ; ice; bath, urnac e, hot and cold Pftice enls S40un): ee can be made. — og each; 40 feet front: make a 500d re - ' eee | FOUSE—1449 Dodier, 2-story brick, n sun PN age hardwood floors and finish. lot *T, at copper gulters and spouts; FL A'T BARG AIN Vestinent. ; ox 137 Siate rool excellent home. cil - rice q ile kK ane. $4750. anil - Sk a Tt EN ISKOFRT’ ris ‘RR FALTY CO. aS | Nogth Market st.: bat? _Open Monday -eventng until 720 CHAMBERLAIN AV. | é ’ ’ good condition, newly painted and The owner will show you through this mod- ( abs nne Hlous SCS, S6R800 paired 6 large rooms, »2 down and 3 up, REAL ESTATE -FOR COLORED a” wr - ‘ card of Scusnee. 2 , ROOM BRIC ae . frst floor: ¢ Ms rooms and , , , ah ‘a- ox UC v.. “room OTrick ’ alow af ton V.5 100 svdilas > i ae s00T, roonis a ) oO . ern p- oom brick reel le = ¥ a _, mare: P4632-5688 Vernon av.. &-room brick houses: ey AF. A. go 30 w ty p Pru IF it can be sold to col ey peerpile Woody, hot-water heat. bath. aramines: - Ro ga sd ho wate heat: this isn a rome ae aa800. fine home flat: sy So ee! po ob ] N V > ST M ENT weed Sloors, mete’ on tar e sleeping poreh, | SPlendid houses; wonderfully well bullt; each a924w 6c) Jacobs & Co. can sell it, 1108 N. Sarah electric light, extra deep lot. 560x250, garage EE AVENUE 4XVESTMENT, $18,000. Rosenbaum-H hulte |} és hot-water heat, “driv ew ay and garage; in good lot {) and 53 feet. Admission by card only; PESipENCK_10 rooms. bath, electric, «: _Lindeil 1880. ex76) | See us for card of admission ap 851-53 Lee; lot GOxZ17 havin g the same n-Hauschulte R. E. Co. 2 - “ § ‘ . Ta se we oo a Cc Cc is - ~— - ——— -- . . ne 1 “a Tront ti *T . ; ‘ 2 . ' | A R A IN ettion: pri: ‘ed below the market POWARD attri. & CO., 890 Cheatnut water and. furnace; beautiful location: R KE SIDE? NC E ww room brick, 2 baths, fur- Grand, 5 room brick home bath Say tf arom Ail ered wit h brick _Tyler 36. 2407 N. BROADWAY. (; VYAR- a} mit PrP. Main 225 107 N, Ninth at. at . tn Encanto cheap. See Geo. Beul ilesauer. 4305 N. Flor- nace; compelled to geil; $4500. Delmar , — Tr : “ — ane . a ren! bargain ' Bel n rs 7 . a — Ing — ee. OO, - Cent tral $173. We are th ao are nts f. r ] Ald Er TAY ) C 7AR (* ee av.; double 8-room brick lat. bP Uead rerons an estate rice —— ra sp en Bene CANT -hoow HOt SE | 7123 WATERMANN jemant. Tyler 12803.” tc), | SEO Ch | etl bation: sigeints teats te Soceecbean poset |e weed roy 5877 BARTMER AV. | Desistnpronerty tite pays 3-2"on an at 4452 ebedie ‘fine block): electric, fur- Nifty new T-ro } e. hot-water heat DWE L. LINtG—-4462 Ni rfolk: brick: 8 very sah “7-room > ~ brick: bath; almost new flat. rents $084 we. ht ae NE i AND 5 RoO« mM FLAT $0000. of $12. oa. It ave ¢)} > on present nace; just pa ett SRTOURROU : till Mon- , ae + Tloc gg a » = = a. large rooms: 13-inch walls, granitoid cel- : m $200 ——_. B0xx Lee av., single flat s. : 3 rooms o8+ Gear! Held av.; dandy 4 and room new LOT 100x142. which are far ot tl present. rentals aay night. a Tie te > ma te ed re & ront poren; reacy for lar. marble sink: electric copper gutters; KO ) T ‘AND . BS : Pare aR and painted, and can be bought for $10,500. you AVG OUFr representative call os oWiier show throu » atreets made; lot 2%x118: $500 cash, balance COTTAGE—23400 Lasalle 6 rooms. Lath 110-12 N. Florissant av.. 4-fam!llv 8 and 2 Al, I CEMAN’'S ATTENTION. Immediate possession é 7 R901 Tine at 10- m h ith bath , ‘ = ‘GEO Pr. BERS P A GPNE: J, ALTHE TN I R, S17 Chestnut St: | can. electric. 6 b a gage bad d ansy payments: immediate possession. Wm toilet; price $2100; $100° cash, easy terrns. m.. frame flat, attic this t# the biggest tabiished. : ‘arter and Linton. An old es- JOHN & BLAKE & BRO. 81% Chestnut st. —_ 7. ‘FELD REALTY ©0,, CABA NNE AV.—KESIDENCE nate and ‘Pine. war . 5 x —— © BRallak, room 331, Frisco Bldg. Central 4350. See Anthony Schmitt, with hargain in North St. Louis, listed at $4000; jaw g ved ~— an Ak $ business for which it CO TT AGE my -_ — oY . (OG) (5 i ke & JONES, 824 Chestnut. fe®) O40; can he) nc rea sex to 650 let ‘ . . he . A I i vears, \ pe i B | MODERN. UP-TO-DATE—FOR $8500 | GLICK & JONE g. R24 Chestnut, - OREO. t iL NES, atnut, (¢%) | Feats Eee be | i us | present accupled as Ganesan and ates ee ARGAIN — oR (AT SATISFIES, bi rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors. ee na =5_ f nests 3002 KENNERL’ Y A AV. HOUSK—2929 Lucas av.; Q9-room, stone eax 4> oy wingie 2 l . Price for entire property, Ty obo. 62 Jamieson av.. 4-room brick cottage: Il” you have $300 and want to bulld « hus AA‘ W R. CO,, 822 Chestnut. mile a> >|] t R id j RESIDENCE—BIG RARGAIN N front, with hall. as and bath; lot 235 we... eee! ge x. =? and 6 room fiat, UE arnell st.: 6 rooms and bath D ." Mee porches; granitold basement anda me # will help you. We have ’ | ' XC en Cs! ence | 7 Somnenn ag —_ “i we immedt- | 2134; price enty $3500 Seataatie lame” BAA Gann - ground, 6-room tage, came eiiex erated fo ge aoe ay oor the clty - aa — = i- beet synatve | © LOSRCER IOS now vacan / S ‘ . ’ lari oO ph. ; , , , : ~s . i ane county. ‘ fe-5 rat. ; avGH “iH. TEWART, ) 3500..." 8-room frame bungalow; JOHN S BLAKE & HRO., $15 Chestnut et. == oat : LOOKING FOREST PARK | ngad Bern | rooma, sleeping porch, 450 Clemens av.; 9 rooms, bath, furnace; MORRIS AACH R. CO., 822 Chestnut st. _| 1002 Chestnut. ‘(c*) a a eg Pe h, $3: —e W ——— ~ : se. able, a s for e ‘ : ; , ‘ eee u urther details, 45 Cupples pl; brick residence of 8 $2 ) nT ( ‘0 TT AGES, $2 000 hile bs ou Ww nit and Think It -_ ae } ge oo oh ~ yw 7 a tric; 2-story bie: pe ~ $20000 tcehen; lot 25x134; iargce ata you want, where you want it and ¥ “a bs tr ie ian or fixtures ai fetate et an = HOPR (‘lemens Avenue | eral motors: a ate ange cores. a buys Rae » n brick, with bath, elactste — 206 Bowen st., 2-atory brick flat, 8 DANDIEST F ~ N RROADWAY JOHN S AKFE & BRO... 815 Chestnut’ st. yo fe = Better let us bold. te’ ty ‘hippewa ‘ ; ures. shades, screens; terms to sult; just r c Or... 1 526 } : om ye - ine easy terme your & ag . O48. mest Nah at Chestnut ot ot. vikaulion ball? bath. Senate a rarest a ae | For, 2200. Dei. 1100. Union and St. Ioule, like rent; 80-foot lot; big bargain. 6011 ee oem wg OS _ 6-reom ‘ brick flat; tile bath sranitota gee pA son b- ROOM RESIDENC E, $2800 ac.__Hox_ @-20, Post-Dispatch r Veena l; . electr xtures: granit- , IREON E. _ G. SCOTT, "h = ‘ @ ric, bri ata pink ag mandi P : ;, , aba -anam FOUR old basement ac reens: Jot aah wih on i adie paren EMERSON. ae eee OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 C hestnut. eres srame., w ater and ces. wt? graccece Bs! rick porch stone steps. tile floor; ga-'| oom Pre separa ay. Pigs slene. aiX-room ~ mn — °° se!! your property — , : ONL SE a OD RTOS ee re Sp ee ‘ u : : hen. ob AN 4 Be a i ’ ' Fec . - ~ a’ - awe : ' raxe Smiesron ory ard. very reasonable. Box B-37S8, Post-Dispatch, }{ODERN homes, good homes and homes for BOSD Welerade, Joatery 4-room briek —————————--« | tric light. ~o lot 302150: nes ee. elec Wom Holdows y “ye aby Het ‘.. «& (00-02-04-06 ee ottage. bath, electric, garage for |. ORS SAT, Ee JOHN S$. BLAKE & BRO... S15 Chestnut at. a ~ vere te.: large shed; Int x13 Tie will soon have a roof of his own, i phe M ent, ~-—-—s oo ——e— - st heautifte ie, O AVS. oarc ing’ House 4702. Northland av.: bath, electric, new fur right. Cook. ‘West Belle, Pinney, and. other pein on ggg vw oe " + lt ra Pi ne lV-family flats: rents Rc Bad ASHING TON. $4650. ROPERTY FOR | . how a garages: bulls . r ; AT Ke ‘room stone-front residence: re- FLOORSP ACE--18 On) ¢ mT | . . all Tyler ’ c b hk ) iOCce T roomea; modern in seach detail; some. nace; building needs little repairs; as is feet front: the nicest location — a Pe new to St. Louis; plans by Study & P reposition : ception hall, bath, furnace, ete.; lot 252150: hing, $4000: terme. Rea today Homes listed daliv for colored ——_ with) in Louia. 5 Ono 811-12 ™M « 1 a n St. Io a a aid call ieee a Rg Sole 2 . agnolia av.. doub! . Meirchitects; built With best of avety- N. dths at Olive 4072, ; or ; sole V., double, 4-4 roome, | nonresident owner wants Quick. sale. Card STORE ~And rooms 4180 Conceréiat . \ ri . oh w) TOO ’ JOHN S BL An rs HRO., S15 Chestnut, st. + 7 sented PK.) 7 1 ‘K & JONE Ss. 802 Chestnut et. ( I, and I \ wy tN Realty - ; . y he . ° tory ec): t- t lectric a biock from Forest Park: very destr- Forest Park Bl Sacrifice ~~ §-ROOM BRI K HOU ck — a | 629 at Bg ee, “Lest ory bri ot bath, electric, marble sinks: rents $1206. of admission necessar offer. Call 4248 Juniata. ", Shit reaponadie art Ts peneey (eo)! Cornér, 14 roome, resi: fence: strictly mod 4578 North Market st. eri 2 bathe er 7 vd 2 encopemnpearos oagiends dec- at sgh ge 924-28 Che . anne aL THEATER BUII City ‘its ca c FUSS - . 2-story; 2 he; , h. ft ectric 2924-268 © . . . ; ' [G- . ; ’ . " s - ‘ : + ) ~ > ‘ ' ary a . - iOOT, - ] . , - ————s a 6 ROOM ‘ VAPOR HEAT. GLICK _ & JONE :, ra. 824 Chestnut. Cc. M. MeDQNALD R. E CO. 1111 Chestnut. | mA Vie \ sucky best wee Be M. SA, Nee eee ‘CO.. Al investment property. ectric; splen 9391 Willlame 3 6-reom pramchingh Bassoon. 1 BUILDING—a900 la? 6825 Pershing av., everything included; RESIDENCE—6108 — N. Rrogdway, Z-story | Woody, Jacobs & Co., 1108 N. Sarah st. a te 1945-47 C ——--- One yee ny i furnace and garage; lot apartments ane cw ayette, University care. See Mr. Coultasa, at RARGAIN brick. fi rooms and two hail roome. bath Lindell 11880. (ao s (c®) | vans W = a neat. _— el 4 and seamen. 4 p ico, 87500 at., two single fata, three | JOHN: ‘s print. ee >. ; lot on BWOth: rents over 3:00 Iain — — —' pearance: street andi Oo “4143 “FAIRFAX 7 Be ET may a arn : quick rice 87.00 Je Tt. & Bilis S16 _Chestnut et. 10 veare lease price $°¢ —“_ ON, llerton =e wer mace. ric vard an: jouse #FCTeens 4 - - bsg me . e t c ce: is rs : —— ee ee | ae : > - BLAIR RIDINGT Fu c. en Brick cottage. 4 rooms and hall, water. Beautiful West End residence. 7 rooma. SINGLB FLATS. South Side Flat, $5 ”? 0 STORE—And flat: bakery at ’ buliding. ups aire eh p. / , e o ») 4008), w RJ. O . of Attractive Residence oe ‘olfax 608, ALTER = NX Rroadn ae ray §88, cellar; in mediate possession; price) gas bath. electric, furnace: $4500 £001 California a‘ 4-5 ; i } *) $1500 (aoe Hi ow : 1B: C8 6 as electric: a very neat home , roming s rooms, bat _ - ———— a A ' he a t flat and ff Posesssion June 15 of this modern 7-)| floors, clothes chute; good brick ga R16 Ch Raut Ss two families if wanted, or. one family. Beautiful 5S-room cottage; near O'Fallon Price $6700. ee 400-2016 | INTON $3400 Frankl ay ane & ‘$3900, — 4hw . — ‘ "fan nav, : eon Saenes, glee out fer @ Quick | rawe. Lot 60x165 fect. Present lease 2236 “ ARREN , ST. A. JAY KUHS, 1001 Chestnut et. Park: terms: $8000 ; — om re A. . hestnut wo 8 HEE t, REAL TY CO.. 4015 Easton av. “AQ8 { ‘aliforn: A AY 4.° rooms and " rooms Easy terms, lat 252127: two 4-room flate oo roy tA a Lrg toy . iow: 4215 Athione a, : e ae tile be ia $100 per month Possession in 60 Two-story rick realdente of &® } 1OT_N. Oth st. Main 1288 . n yi large ; ———— “= | days. Price, $11.300, $4000 cash, bal rooms, reception hall, electric, hot-water | r OL ORE D Forest 84 floor: bath, hot-water he e " . Ve ’ : » ‘ 22" a ’ . —& ‘ gas. water. ba®e ent: o ’ HOU SE, $4: 500. ance on time For inspec tion see moan g et — 11; garage; owner will show Look at these bargains . ngs cteetiiinandin ate ——- | $7500, a electric. Price ment; an Eee cons — mart cay wane hardwood floors fret fi: vor; 18 foch im an Broom house witn bath | PZETCHER R. HARRIS REALTY CO. | korTE-RUST REALTY CO 816 Chestnut. | . — f S-room residence, bath; SPI 4207 CASTE yt AS, Bane y ' ON ee owner anxious 9 sel! | ptoaim beat. garage for two mad a bargain in an ®-room = N. TL or. _Fourth_ and Olive & Sts. SIDENCE _O ———e | W is -ENDID rWoO-SAMILY FLAT. 8452 McKean av.. 4-0 roome, hath. furnace JOHN & MLake & RRO S18 Cheetnur et ot 40145 price $10,500. Sin le g 8B: | ’ RE Il. T, v. + Fp heatnt t a? ( P | ] ' ‘ent etc . tn * | on ation. CG Ment, /are- +1 1477 laure}! at ’ 4 m if SS " . " : y made chea pes ouse Oo ‘ today . : eart? torre ———— . go oon : 7 : ' . ¥ > r 7 - : Firat floor vacant: 1403 Kast Grand av. 2 This Fine Residence in Cabanne BRADLEY € QUINETTE, 700 Chestnut at, | MORRIS ACH it. CV. 822 Chestnut at, () INVESTMENT PROPERTY —Houre:, 6 onsy ene Ba rgains |: JOHN BALAN @ HRO.."Fis_ chestnut ot pido.” fad Cioolfeliow. 3 and 6 iam b Heliegin de nema . . ‘ ” Pn » ‘ ‘ sf 5 4 ’ o : 4146-48 WEST BEL I EE. 6 oS x Michigan av.; 4 and 5 room brick: HD ° SHEN ANDO AH AV. 7 jmepaoce, modern; ‘e t GeallS. @ oline « fiat: 3 ine lst floor, 4 rooms 5425 Cates av.; ® rooms. brick. h : dicen be . hot-water 40238 &¢ ANLAN Pl. '? is. Call cuesey or after p. m. daily; ) mat basdweed foerh. r - :, DOURLE BRICK RESIDENCE. | ; | + | $45 +f oni isionT rT [TT ¥ R REALTY ©O., i front and side porches, ¥ aue Seinntnneees wis end Slsatslas cloeptane gee 5, oe, rooms each, bath and furnace; $7500 | fiorse se aed orth Market ~ 700 &. Compton, southeast corner Compton Uric * cut to Sm: lot 25x65; well-built : 5; price $4000. Double flats; BAL S N n £8 Monday evening until ® o'cloc K. enter. Kas grates, tile bath; lot GOxI157; rea- cord ot. gamisston -| MORRIS AACH BR. CO... 822 Chestnut at, (% | — SE Br i k, 7 rooms, bath, oh or eday tt oe King’s highway Park; G-room frame: a ;froom “camellia man; medern Granville pl.; double 4 FF tie . “ , y ona b terme o :- s Ty © a ‘ : aay .. , , ation Hxztures, | lac etricity S&T x. : 6219 | AGE AY. ’ “~ Th 4 ~ ee ~ possession; for | is REALTY €CO., 816 | Chestnut, KF OR ( ‘OL, ORED you are ® locking for a bargain. 6339 Sub- 7101 8. Breaéwe eatin ‘told besement: large stable: a. ao ure aces, ele tricit brick gar OREN ‘ ND MODERN RICK apaspa | gat 4003 R . vane wPramepdhs adhedeeeall 6332 BIRC HER PL. | $130 1. AW TON AV. curban fe) | BO o6 ,business orner;. $5 00. living rooms: | ments made enienten by ecard on! ta tio + ea lot 438x105, rent $i ar ; ; ‘ ! , 4 ; Pra ee re * oo . s i , au ) On aa. re N. w. cor Fourth and Olive sta trees. lot @ COX1ST “> we aeae arbor, fruit se ple nas bath furnace etc.: rents for story — 2 stores, 9 rooms above: ce aomna e: business property: lot 40x140, e4 6137 (}. AMBL. pe rent §1080 ice $8500. sot ‘ ACH FR. CO., 822 Chestnut st a he Be TR Re ear: price $°300; easy te y cellar, sidewalk and yard: electric _.°!9-621 Loughborough av.; 2 7 ee A E ON, p ie. $3500 " : price $8500. 2615-17 ES A -, - ee tewion WM. J. HOLDOW ay, i9 N. 18th of. | rip r rms. | ment cellar, sidewalk and yard; electric p24.) av.: 2-story double , ’ av.; double 3 rdom ne fiate. | x pf : Pitt TP Wo LENZ 4 SON REALTY CO | and gas; street and sewers made; owner "TAUh, 3 and 4 ore and bath Lot BBx220; S-story 6-room frame dwelling. | hte. rent $1170 ice $7500, | | Won lorful ra Minnesota, a 5 and 5 brick: $8000. _porceiain bath: “Front Rank” furnace; elec. 41 MeMillan: double 5 ent 4 wich | oe te alator vo —_—— a O44 Ky f a Mod: 7 : 7) - e4° ty v1 — , \ Wreat } ne Rer : ae ' seach mers 2 ~ 7 ee eee RESIDENCE BARGAIN 211 Wainwrieht Bidg. (c%)!| sick, leaving city, will sacrif Ww. D + oan Aas ~ Goeceucenen - 20 Haven st.; 2-atory, 7-room frame, op- | ‘Tc ent and fixtures: good little home: fine furnaces, electric lights. modern: Mil | ey iN ROD " : rie ~ _ sWN MmPrarl ry SEE FOR YOURSELF seit. TAYLOR AY — : Os 7 } nr yea rnmann, (ravols ; " ” ATTENTION COL ORED |—— _ posite Carondglet Park; $2200, like rent. ard. Hodiamont care : pent $1a 20: price $10,500. : = col me, well aired, bright, recept'on 7 roome iodern niv saw ones 1s A. INVESTMENT PROPERTY Bargain: 7400 #=Virgima av.; > story b 8200. JOHN & _RLAKE & RAC. 81% Chestnut nt ; ae ~ front, well Dullt, re front. ‘a $500 (* ASH, 4114 N. a R. AND | bullding. containing four 3-room flata .) . 4 = P 740 — = oh. BSAA . me : ; = ouble three, with ' : ‘ etc.; lot 40x190, rent $960 per annum. Price om OT i a 7413 Michian av.; 7-room brick; $3500, | Three-story, § rooms, for 2 famtites: $4200 rooms, with bath (418 Michigan ay.; S-reom brick: $5000, aw '§. EIGHTEENTH ST. $7000. ‘3726-28 Cott cs i ae - — e and bath. every modern conventen «, . MORRIS AACH R oO _ 822 Chestnut at. 4238-40 Cote Brilliante av double t +) I t . : amit ™ “* oO or Sty stia? | * Ter *' n 1 built, | ro rom. amily apartment n North ide; mu « r 2.1) LEMP A\ At. ‘Are oe o4 Cottage av.j — ft =e: os ' ad ‘ ottage fan be converted into sleeping Porch: ~ - A . " ww = Te. garage for two machi.es. ed Pay RE ny Ks ick, bath, electric; buy to- | St office. WEST " taston end Gareh “(ae REAL ESTATE— FOR COLORED bt + Minnesota av.; 4-room brick: $33 Two houses; a dandy 3 8 room LS — —-— Virginia; 3 and 5 room brick: | marble sinks. ° hectria f te front: ‘ ee fe 97 R00 ty » noes k caraee ‘co. F : oo ou 52 -h te't av.: double AUTIFU re “RES IDE NCE GLICK & JONES, S02 Chestnut st gg BC ) (" ASH DOWN 74 _V irminis a &V.; @-room brick: $3000 ae house. reer, oniry tile bathe, har:tweod floors, st 4248 RED BUD. How ®SEsS— Colored: two T-roo:.. Srame nouses. Oth st.. St. Louls Count . . LL Rox T- Ci) Fe Post-Dispatch, house of & rooms and attic: sisso.’ frame An elegant WUIRCONBIN "AV. _ garage for two machines, rent * new modern pews e $16,500 Terms to sult 8 ; Go, an erie port Wee Vine bi: bigh-cleaee brick reat. | Residence |. Fine O'Fallon Park home; 6 rooms, brick.) pnuy . lant. ele ; bath: lot | heot-wat ent -~ ae” _— ' uys a fine flat on West Belle av: ' a a ad on : oe . . hardw ort at = or rd, #yg $1000 cach: | ay ee aaee, “‘Coeene see; @ BG at ch 3 sore ge By toid. fe lt FOR ¢ ‘OLORED | ay = ot oy a legraph road. pooall house: 1 or 2 families; owner anxious to Card of admission fro si ane TIAN. 222-24 s 12th et BARGAIN ___KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut ode : wOS x RR yon 4046 COOK AVENUE rey . ul r bus | om will oe ne ommaos 2% SHt1 HART “REALTY ~¢ "EST K N 1) HOM > : o , it- ROOM RESID? Nur. 6am Kt yh |" “ ~ 4 ae 4 _r : ‘ &§, SR VICE r co Four and S-room Cat bath tres) Olive 113. a”, ‘ontre! i oo ~~ 4 | Resee tright reams: aice > | Tx147, substantial 2-story frame residence ‘ mt ight av. property see LOT 30x140 ee Uveraide 1710 S131 VERMON" df " £ om n ath eler hath. furnace, lar@e «heda for 5 au an en ABERN ry - . 9 . . ae lieth a . . ' : “walt modern 4 and f, Dandy . ‘ martie etnk oe! F At rORY BU Tl. pings >it, A | Ht) Rk . , ® nace nea new Kiittere and re ; f bad TT) sarfield ; near ‘ric. and G1 ‘aieh. J HS . Tr) frame ‘ lage: ve: ) ple ev.: & roome. bath. hot-water | trte stores; very deep tiot granitoid fine for a reeming proposition. as [It t« «! “ : me “a ferare ‘> rdveod floors, rarace: electric laundry; pagence heat, very. good condit: on. ita MeKinley Rrid LAL, r\ U Aownspouts porch BR M ! , : : ’ ' i IBIG. bit is ar ijrand ‘a BUNGALOW: Rest lence, om tage or flat: aTORES AND } > : ; ones : \ her Tooled. Chadunut o ey Oe ne em eS. | Suna! Sia Pores an Cate riedman, 8 N.

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‘ ’ 5, 1920. PERTY FOR SAL ii a ~ ere eee te ST. Lous “OR. POST-DISP AT CH. » B JUNE #, 1620, ee 500 FARMS For Sale, W. Wanted: Personal. Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and | For Sale Ads 8 today. NESS PROPERTY FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE ____ FARMS FOR SALE | ity FARMS ; FOR oe, SEI ea FOR SALE nigel ..LOANS ON REAL ESTATE eee ee wn- -Spackles" nit ° Loner gnepegrenay: agile com>} = SOUR a Ay “MISSOURI ms HAVE $8000 to loan on agree | Why Get om Than 6% on ‘Your | state (‘o, 4 E FLATS d 3 room flat, tlle ; separate furnaces; aoeree™ fiat with — oy ¥ and & room fle : lie porch; lot 4and 5 a fiat firat floor eoxiee Pas | reom ee 135; belng sold te 5 and tile pore ee Suan, 8° rooms, porch, separate tie pnd S rooms, bathe: lot at.; two and . Pius. bath and San hait. 5S and 0 ivvms, bathe, 4 ana s reolna, ye ind S roorme, bathe: ind S roome; bathe; tet E FLATS four flate of four for 377. per month; four flats of 4 Peparate mas on: Mis sul Ux lb; pries ¥.. @ good 6-family —: renting for sineg ¥.. four f} ate of 3 roe he fer 8iW2 pe annum: ioar flate of 4@ parate vr toms en: A. mun, wl HVUKIZ5; price , four fiate of 8 roome renting for Sia gm "fiat tain our flats of 3 © BB a "s tor 8 per month seve poutte flats of § rent Me or price S22 an es ~~ ; four flats ‘of 8 reo » composition root; ae = fiat “3 . four fiata of 8 rooms | per month; lot dixider v.. six flats of 4 rooms for $1128 per annum; v., three. family fla st floor and two 3-roo : “4 copper screens and = . for the ftirst floor, ga. four fiatse of & roo —— and Sep ; renting for ~w BOM st four flats of 5 ‘te furnaces, $120 per month; four flats of & rooms 270 per annum; price four fiate of 4 and § renting for $1464 : price ate >. our flats o rooms 7, or $564 per annum: t av.. four fate of 3 ¥ renting for 8000 per S70. ee ur flats of 3 rooms and he and separate fur- per annum; lot 50g well bullt double flat of ach; rent 8876; lot 60s four flate of 4 ck in rear, arra two rooms each; ie ~~ flats of 3 rooms _ ‘64 per annum; _ for full list of rent- iCKLER RR. FL CO. nth bth and ¢ Chestnut ste. koetter COMPANY ROADWAY. Sic00” brick cottage; av.: large lot: % feet “room Aha house; two mice 82% econ my house: tile water; nice home: Per- ries in r right. wry + fiat, 2 fami- h each; d Deneiens bought ata right cc t.; 2-story “rie fiat oS front; make a reR REA ALTY CO, ne untt! & o'clock, TMENT GAIN for s splendid piece of ~~, on an equity t 4 - present renee. tative call and see a REALTY Co., T SRATISFIES, want to amie a hon Shea it and “Think It eighbor Acts roof of his own, while hoe leather looking for ting to find the house Want it and vacant Poe ter jet us bulld Keb Siopat Zour nelanoge Len o ilet of woes | | ERTY FOR SALE Call Tyler 2189. () 4188 Concordia; make hiata. G—In good locality patent ovens all : Usinenn. on the Call and see owner. —_ J ¥—2808 N. NeW +) Pee flat @ sfenementa;, vn OTTO TIE TIENS, 722 Cheatnnt at raeh or crop rent. Apt ly Box T-387. P.-D : Two Great Commercial Corners— ) onion re ' pes + n 2: FARM-—Two acres, ith 3 7 ain house; near TIMBER LAND—40 acres unimproved, suit Post t) spatch meee ~— ° 7. at Practical Values water tank holds 25 ‘gallons f water. FARM— ets rea; f Shere; @croom hours Holt ow 2 list, map of Missourt. 25¢ le rn | : 8 a i av.. vatned at $10.000 arge barn and ‘r outbuildings, gaso les: or) he A . ea outside biuldings, fruit and berries; He engine. grinder, poultry miles south of Valley Park. 4207 Race 165- aC RE FARM FOR 88500 . TE R$ a wT r CO.. 805 Cheatnut st. E COR STIT AN 1) \l ARK ET. supplies, 5 a res of ground with large 8 - Course av.. 7 ower Grove Station > acres in culti vation: all fence: rith dion “mo TO lond at tts per cent to 7 per cent. a ~“ . re. “ . — — oe — - . ms . _— . Pe on col L. >. roacq, vA » i ‘ (nree iTnnrove a re | eet ts tr ” : . K " - ‘ . 7 _ rAHKMS rf M 7 NOU, tn ac es, .» “ooh m= . ; . ; mi A ' Value must be -& \ 57x1s4 to i) ft. - ’ m= H RMAN PATTI.) ‘ 12S) ™» . _. . road towns 40 miles Wes =f 4 is, to "4 times amount of loan w anted. ive fw.i O Sea i" alley, and improvements thereon. Market FOR list of for write : Mises South; Gv ‘s creek bottom, cuit! n Franklin County. Mo iiesourt ive description of property. Box A-43. P of ferme ‘ " ’ Pr. vated; paia barn, wT upland Al sol! Aa lay at} im if , . -_ ; . . ‘ > . ‘ ort .Ur la sOUS Se well ; Ana : or ¥Y Pariment Ww. COR. WASHINGTON AND 21ST ST. | en) to oe: wcomenceus increase ts an ought from owner: good terms, rig Ae ith «i! small brook running | gh t to our office wi!l demonstrate the many | a ; eae Just across the street from the MeElroy Sloan Shoe (‘o.’a heati- | land boom a ones yeh pty : 9 — aggre 7 ar 4, ane ater im the off fe area wh va tages of doll pa with ws. ” ghia STOCKS AND BONDS a great corner. Lot 69.7x137.9 to Lucas avenue. "EL TRICE, Dundee Bldg. NEW MEXICO HONEY TO LOAN—Any smount of | NORMANDY OF1.--Will sell part of m: for av im no hroxners Bux bh Ls4), b’ Truck shares ARKANSAS oo en railrone : vee yn rec ‘ . ' n thin : . t O00 acres ‘ ‘ ar : ff . rt sone erm, a = ’ ~~ 6 SOK Motor Traft‘" a if 4 Pe. ‘ = nen > lease tr Tia ban, New Mexico field. tlw 7 see * . ‘Gee rivtion “s $68 a share. Box H-I8¢ Powt. Dispa steel Mercantile: | ‘ ; ~ - : ; ‘ . , repent wr. ‘ r 15 bk aston aN : - hs — elie 7 re we = > 1 «ob ue | L. ' i v are - 25. > me ev, Sitn ‘kK Normandy : cheap. box H- #45 - gd = . i 7 eo n 3 e fine water cyse ea . “ * un H, Bell, Clovis, } a ae i , ~ eetiggy ve Ma iv payment Pont Dispatch - ae her Feceral . “ba - 4 . a “a il] ‘ Wo ror » ' 4 é s ‘ aries in int ‘, Moa real corn . = - —- ' ; ' vu i Te j ‘ KOA AR low ST n“K Lie Sot Oo Lead and Zin: paid | per eeorve Ayatem + GE Severament é | vee J. E. Ehrhardt, S8s7 En- raRnM — acres: 30 miles ou ema y Po Suen. San ser that ie eS 5c. K-44 ‘ongressional i cents; Genera! sizes from 125 to 56 acres, and ST. LOUIS COUNTY ax $11.87 per n nh per o commis nt di lyitenes lase Quarter; 0 shares at anne i. te $ly MTH AND } /FARM—45. acer 21, milew ailroad ww fe hone C: son - s ss to Te debt it nonthly rm EIc Loct st | FA - ‘ ae 7: row j Phone Cabany VJ "WOT Idal ay. ~ . 7 i Inonthivy payments ; aT »~ lon se Genera! Investment (o per acre. Write me what - - villas . ae renewal a n oem! O. Rox #12, De Soto Mo “4 4) (7) “TOOT —- - : ia , me bo on ‘ a iu tT Most attractive 4#-acr: farm in §& FOR s&t. LL vuls ¢ ‘ounty “real estat an i | AMERICAN , > trie & LOAN ASSN. . .. Wainwr ight ide ; oo ; improvements and ; Elbring, © AY LO nn, Mo oo | ler State Supervisios STOCK ~--& Motex Pipe Line at 0c, and , , ‘ re ee 7 ’ bic , m1! ‘ ; . : : — ' $f nw) D. (larruthers, «. and i my | STOCK Waar shares Mo-Tex Pipe Leith Tem x CT! cre tracts. within 6 ‘i -+ ore i SIX Thies - i, os ae Be. ; ( iy ic’ V (>t) 7" y. ot rT1¢ ~ shares Mo-Tex RHefinery , best offer a- near pike road: ( te aia . itivatia _ ‘ , ~~ , cepted Hox T-206, Post-Dispatch a althful climate: : 4 ‘ io iv h tase two barna, ple nt) of fre sh [as —_s . r re . 7 nie . ' ”" ar awer Gv ST 4 \ EF ty TRON. At. — 4 7 = Vi ; ‘’ . o X ‘ 7 ° ‘ ,*) j 4 aie y a | e : $20 cash an i $10 pe : mth | ‘rite for 300 frult trees. te ial | —e _ thi > le . 2 - .. . 1 zie =e iranty Ri eat (oa) aay 5 Melas Peoe ian smn gon 10-812 CHESTNUT oT. am et aaaamaia prtheere oc “ ) A myn iow ar MAN oA 1 in ~~ tivation. 16 r jed schools: my mil re rip ig? t and rm Y MON EY T O L. O AN ridge 800. Monday | : BIG “act fru , and youltr v he is vw: good 4-room frame oe - are reasonable i A ft ler oval , i various sums: reasonable rms. ff and he ae ——- indie ae Rupee A modern five-story office building with all conveniences; ||| «: 2, i Sg a AE me oe Bg Sy PACT, FARM Seon : r cont JW. BURIAN’ 401 Renter courity property. Box F-A23, Post-Lis wel) a ne f pla - i j hé oa . » ‘ " ar once 4 4 > e Soto Mo r Hundred thousand shares ( vngress > , ; , m. > e ‘ : . . . ’ f rae , | le ; ’ a ] ‘ } be } le , » j a] ‘e) pe | . : } P - passenger elevator. janitor gery ice : steam heated . light, airy r sae (7) a . ‘ neat ‘ igia] PARM F : , res. nde errs fence: oer ir i ory been Rat nag iving rent! ({ ( OOD 6% | OAR VS bal ik, ee nte. muat ae)! Hox it bane Post 7 POUse: CAS ru \idres r art impro\ n re], 40 acres in wut) ; southern line ‘autfu 0 tes ‘ rat deeds of trust for ‘K: ili =u (‘ongressional if rea offices ; stores on first floor; 28 suites. Lot 40x80.6. A bargain ckineon. Mi | Jnl Mt wheat, 65 acres in clover, # ; vat eam of v southern lin we ll-pa ws We hi se : ‘ 5 S _ , Sort) cansas rade r ’ cation. Ss = & rd rong m Ski 7 0 aie nh arneun ot Siinw) to Sew. perfor ais nall certificates. bok for immediate sale. teh A ne rie 7 ood tern ‘ ' mba OCR tION TOF ae hom me te e with each loa a nba, M rt Wanye _ ver profitable eal a2 RING . 1 ea rs’ a s).ares wvrefe; \ ISSISS! PP VA LLEY TRUST (‘(), A rent poi "tng oe , a oa Lincoln County. . at sain; @ ect _ . puACen COUNTY. MO | MONEY WANTED wll ’Dr — | ih, olen eoamerte: atncke’ dnd itivation. balance mbes “arth lw mere level; 0 valley in cultiva 7 IERMAN BONDS Wt FOURTH and PINE mall fruits, city proper e fenches. Varticulars eee le Wiiflamns. | ; fenced, hom tight: ail fertile soil: MO’ sie, 01 rateagst mat ehove market valu L450 W evenings eal y Vacant or clea! wr") ~]) A . FLORIDA . M ‘ Railroad, si tahit r ’ . Saas . ’ ’ , rot . — oop ~s.¢ Libert buy quick right ity. Was Cel full ‘tal on this af ist oO MUNKY Slimm), first deed of trust: 4- n & Co ren «County ; : h bargain roe? wiern bus ow > a we - o_ — . FEED A—We will bulld your home on Bro. | FAR ae panes. of Cuce, , , ee vICTOR WM. RE ITZ JR. . ais. ES P.-D. | STOCK— Will_seil Gladys Belle com, Gladys re SERS PACER TIEe OS Te ) on os ~ | 725 Victria Bld WISH to borrow money on valuable oil; Helle pfd: Chas. F. Noble com., Chas. F per m nth VN rite Jax rie) rnts » Ja ‘ . ' ! I } , ] I ; _ “ —— an«is ‘ L. 62 ont IT) ispat *h. Noble pfd ; Invader of Oklahoma: bargain sonville, Fla 90) LOCK, Srult. ultrs S exch hange for st o-ACRE CITY K ARM MONKEY Wte Wish tv borrow money: New 97 = Sibley & Co., 1006-1008 Arcade, yu Sy . - - ~ ——-— * I Un rir j T LinotSs Fea: @s- | ° * . o4 oJ : , — Viextco oll leg se tox B 74, Post- Dis. ‘ no se eva (LLINOIS ate jeo. F. Mason, 45: ‘ote Brililante Near Frisco station. Webster Groves: co ' — DON’ ‘our ; : . ‘ . ‘ St. Louis fortable S-room home, 5-room cottage, barn MONEY Wtd £7000 at 6 per cent. on “fiat. . é T Ket , discou agel over your Liberty Three-story building; three stores on first floor and |) Fara j.axp_ao acee ronan ty on | Fad ar : Pp 7ap | RATAES, ote.: will sel on easy -terms or) 372x Connecticut. Box P-510. P.-D ax first payment on an investinent that in. . ¢ + 4aeh + - a F — i : \ ! il ry piace oO yA mi ight take othe: propert. in exchange — - - : . ’ on me la n- . . ‘ . = -” ’ % . ' oil ¢ “« miy, 1}) ‘ myuiry proved, eo per z - as cre ‘ ‘ ilttvat on lar a Y | = 4 ‘ ~ Vii mN EY VV } Sui *' years. ‘) per cent on creases q rat: of interest and guaran rooms abo cS. Lot 30x 105 feet. ‘| his desirable loca- terms , suit purchaser HwoOUM ‘ittle. get a ty tmuneewonnente: hoonatna BO LTT E : TT y Pe AR MIS Ima £414) cottage Rox P-511. Post-Dispatch tees vou the best of St. Louts real . ‘ . . ast St rele i? ' arns, outbulldinga; #0 miles fror | 4 } MONEY Wee S30) A per cent on double estate Rox @ F’oat- Din (ot . , . ‘ . ‘ . - : , , 4 4 4 ; ; ‘ awe > . tion can be secul ed for a reasonable pri C for WNMe- ) rarn 1 &) acre near } li : bo whier in Kast will make big Ul } living expense tio Raice _4-root at tf Grand and Shaw. Box P- WE handle all actiy unlisted stocks ; ° wat reome re rriii I e j r 7 wo : if ce, oa —_ ovr o ' jer vegetables — ys ‘ Your 1} b- ef ! tch ’ " in from Maine to California: from | diate sale. ich anal he | aeunaay ae 1 - : O.. S838 Delma wr cens, bhai pind "a a abt its, and have MONEY Wtd Bsc + vears § per cent, , get end to New Orleans: our prices will . ww rR G. SCOTT. | : ‘ ‘ The ist member of the fami! ‘0 my $9000 ©) Fallon Park home Box ueay 3 try us out T. H. Forrester j , , nus manage }AR DEN HIN ‘oat -Disnate! & Co - (Central National Bank Bide MISSIS: SIPPI VALLEY TRUST Co., A Went | myette County, Ill.; 40 acres in wheat, | foome and cellar, fronting public road: sub-| High. healthy ar4 beautiful, with fine} MQNEY Wul—Two second deeda of tru bitin a. eS HiRe fel) . ° a i " rs iy 4 ro 1) irnoth °, etantia ithulldin “iste! nd it rm itv water n street car niv : 40 Tarce oY eT aR ' mee ' , uy ; ro listed ofr ] I ( A RTH and PI N kv > | ma . ’ wh a ary : ~ path ds : n 2 a> . ; - : wees ene |i inute rt ie ¢ a “ mt Aah , | ' 7 . a — Poe We bo Rn a I ; + AB ny 1M) or more fes \ inning oN ER Vy Lal * ee ee ee = nished on ali issues: stocks bought outright, . ' f depth. at from S500 to $ s zy wee: a propert’. partial payment or merginal. W. lL. SHACH a : ——~—— —_-- - eee = - : : mm % v @] erms without interes axe : = oad NER & CO... Central National Bank Bide - cit n (oR) SE en Se + ae =e ee ee i Pot TRY r? Al. ac? i ave . ; . - in cult | good jan - = . b : : >: 2 ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . 7 | ss .. ‘ ¥ ; . gi i , tr) — 1; “ mt) 7 4 hottom »o-room hor ue, - : = ; - : ’ “s ust, Vlive ike. « ‘entral 1916, — Lebano ‘ ; ye : . . . . : ' - ae "ALTER. SCOTT CO., S08 Chestm When You Can Buy an Absolutely Safe ! | ’ ; ' ter tn poultry eo . en toes - a : ‘car lines. 7211 Michigan ay. ; c (2) able for fruit. truck and poultry raising: MiuNEY TO Ls : Gle Dp an Di V S 3 lus ( a ita! Cn: h ™ ultry . . houses . me aoe prunmneen & —— . ; termes S10 cash b es per mont : LOAN- —" a Be St + l 1 en S or u p ) THESE LOANS LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY rANS..LOANS...LOANS ria ‘ arte AMERICA Hidg.. en meres ei [BUSINESS CHANCES| BUSINESS CHANCES ARSOLI'TTLY rellable buselneee interest for Mit eective o bane exceptional ¥ prott- abie: sy investment Midwest Dusiness Trane ‘ ive et. ALMrrioin, Al’ IT Al, euu 1 profitaviy +« used : many concerns, for eninra.ne winess, cermraliging and defer:ing catterad tadebtednese, secured at repay er s. Write fully first let- Negrese ou mS J 8. Dearber , a “TUCARY. ADVERTISE 3 lines. 100 month ]ts@, $2: low weeklies $3. 20 hia dailies. 87.0. Cepe Agency, G2n Che ‘tnhut st... St Louls, (ce?) opvertunits for an energetic business perferabliy wtth car. te secure y on the market; ne of the largest? ; mpetent man telephone number Pet ynees + PeoMecvrsi.r rine VMANUPFACTU BENG | VT ty ' uw? 8 J lereen & crowing protita he learn: Instruction book echoo! course free; omue free, Equipment (ith innmatt © Pea... Bit WONDERFUL oppertunity fer yow. Do you want to enter business in a growling part of the city, which needa you, whatever your business” If you are the wide-awake, progressive man we want, we have a epien- did location fer you. Box G-19, Post Die. (080) “A WORKINGMAN’'S CHANCE. A St. Louls manufacturing company offers Steady. pleasant work with goed bay 3 tah few more men handy with tools who invest from $1000 to 83000 in the com stock which la a good paying tavestanent. guaranteed agalinst lose. Call at once, 700 ictoria Bldg... 8th and Locust, ask for Mr. | Pry : hey (ohMy) (‘ount goo se and the Mid th some ree os , ; Pa ‘ : —re — CENTRAL NORTH ings some equipment, $44 art «ash. bi barn and ; ou ile rails es ae wr on oe erfeet Ut® and Insurance, no ‘K—| owne 400 shares O. ©. Graves O11 | - . - : : vou a rl it ‘ ’ Lia e * : on 4 a P ‘> , m . : . —— te sae ‘ . ance monthi L.itu AS st oad s* on: © y rot mie ’ ' mote — t21. : . stock, also leases MeCullous) ewirc WING PROPERTY—Adjoining Wa-, BUSINESS PROPERTY—For sale: 23xx N,| Louis. from St Louts; Foo ntry; imple- joe airect | iverview Ge Cone an \ONEY Wtd.—To e1 me 82000 first deed © ree Stans SEP. emer Railroad. Laclede, Theresa and Grand. Broadway. Box R- Quy, Post- Diepatc’ , ee hoe ¢ e¢change : ‘re ; nents tineluded in. price f $8 t wt 5 al a " f trust; = 1 my modern brick bur Brew “ Bape lease) = «McCullough eer ORG oe FARM-—For sale or exchane 1Hh0-acre . a. +> lay Ae : } ' : won Bleeck, A. Hahn BIL DING—4‘orn er brick , 81405 XN. 2: sth 4 : nole farm. *, mile of station and re , as. - NOTE —1! anrestr! ‘ted lote left wher Siow 50F Gow, Tate » pe ent, no Counts . alee want to sell | — gf ; iP _O- ” : . well locate d productive: o ne ; | “he " room 04. § on , . ean ¢ ut oan. Wadeiien rission fo be paid. “252, Post-Dis- or either . If interested cor TILDIANG—& &. wor. th and Papin, tw - reome and store on frat floor. 4 “4? 4 i l and j;re é Cl ) ‘ cA ru up aA temporat nome ave . reepon, 7 wit? ‘ Post-Dispatch. ««4 story brick buliding, sultabie for light tian second floor rents for $50 per month ri i room house, 2 arns i r nes AR 2 cre ood chicke I l ‘ ren‘ S1K K ] NG, x BECKWITH rents a CY. : ee . “4 ' ; vy? "1 1% ' BARGAINS vfacttring. Arnold, Marehall “ni (ost outre 17 Destrehan (it do + acre mais, orenatr Tice to set ultis atior tre o pt rv me Olive Ss. 7th of MI > W tal Want SYLUO on properts Motex Refinin x >, my * owner wir l r $50VU0 t aut oO room flat: six per Seaboard Ol, $2 Blue Bird pfd., LILDUNG- °ne7 (live at store on firat STORE BLUIL IL DING 3 large rooins ‘ostairs al F - oe Sa ye . ‘ ; . ] iar ] : ; £ 7 | he i eteands Ch — ov = on fay > t ant - 900 Petroleum, 40, Mo il, 81.10 floor, 5 rooms on second floor, 5 rooms good location for any business: cheap. See FAKM ee ; reain a- hy a ae , sy arms Gro d I arms 10 G cl OUNCE M4 aerial Box F-dn2, Boat Ol, Oe: Turtoan Of] $7: fi. 10: Fas on third Sleor | rh-34 37398. Leor ge Bullesauer, 4905 North Florissant, c , " yet Car , bg ti eres ' o imp] 1 ge TPs ae and prices from ; ee ~ -| te: ¢ ‘ongressional Oil, cc: Unele Sain OTTO Tl if 722 ‘ ‘heatnut at Tyler 1250, 5 aah ‘ liles: . Dave hi wr on baila incuba \ . as. mere only 100 miles mreet « =F, cyN Wir, i _ £1000 n new ry : ‘- Pr .} SINESS ORM Rie South ext corner STORES Moutheast ‘geraldine. Harne. 3 ex ‘ y PJ é . > . i. awe 's . le : al , te 5 el} lew \ : “uy . . ¥ Se : OU aa’ ee ’ tm ~ be (rT i | ghee cee tok eo ' ; Vea4rs 10th and Cass av.. 2-story brick store and e@llent investment; bargain: 3S brick stores r on i : “Te tiene tae corge Mah: e Soto, M na want lame ee may (te 5 Tinea Rr Be gy lL & Mary “Elizabeth fats; also ete, om 10th s#t.; bergain 4 4-room io . ew . —y’ 100-000 feck of - © x ao? a. ET ro hag A nc ape Pam ty BOF w- " Ag. Lovis Min ng att ne Teh Afterthought JOHN 1 LL S Kr EeRY a& NaN ne i‘heetnitt iive 4. “T) ‘j; Al ~ Ww LER reel (‘hestnut oh As) _ ; / ‘ ‘ : 1} adie re ~ et a ; . : . mony \. t ’ : . til ’ i 5 | ‘ | ' I 7 a 9 ‘ . . ma t phe eo - ; ‘ , BUILNING ais Raston av., two-story | BI Th 7 PROPERTY—4711 Natura wident: want a ‘le: $75 per acre: ber two-story frame 5-root e. IB. FEMRHART. ee oo ea ee ag nee h = ‘Rostine Ve Bank Bldg. fet brick, 15,000 equare feet fronting two Bridge, two-story brick: blackemit! rm — i } me ershing 3 vo barnes, gen * tImopleme: *hick ‘abanv SRAT Furight av 4 ; on eee ot ree me Retail ABL, ea LIBERTY HOND PRICES pete: mes used as garage and stabie, shop on tirst floor: second fioor . fami- ; me ——— +: hr } 4 wile , . — . » ae tor «© yeurs at Spot sh and extra charge; Victory " i AA the i i ita . . 7 " i investmie ni ans wer at 4% - M OHN a MEN _AMY T. & . © ot a ee and eleetric;: lot 40x1°0 owner ae a 7 = ome — a nr af frist of Siw cn athe ~ Oat Factory Building Bargain BL1LDING.-4710 Natural Bridxe tra % we | a a _ Sic ; vine Tri act of Land—160 Acre , Saree aan flats on good business [ IBERTY BONDS . . . . : ix " re it . "6 acre I r} ‘ AS ’ ° ‘ t i exvnoir \ » if . Tevtinal Northeast corner Twenty-fifth and - ' the busiest section of St, Louis: one- aie —_— . , ; . , Hi taAyteor 1 a Os co a x) iding and gr ad mers lot fen 44 At present o piled he story brick: store in front, 3 rooms iu rear; —. - PR eh ihe pat 4 eck ead: 5 acre eultivatto ' raise maortins a yew paren! iodune . > aan S 5 -* a Pos If vou must either sell vrour Liberty Bond works. Pox sese jit ” vut cert 1 a ii bound te nere 1 Value: s M000) . _ bois’ oe s . wien "swe amnem $1 imbe + ‘ meat rile a ‘Iavt ne ti bie ‘ Plate ge & , . a pOR , wo or borrow monev on it we iil accemme » HANNA K av Sy JOHN ~agiee & KR Be, 40? iNDIANA 7. good rings ' ne m evita ol be tl bid te, i” = . i" date you. We will loan you market value. less yim Dt this Plev ove Sed nae a 1308 N (;raiid _- - wg ri] 1 to? rouse ‘ oe ‘ y . r ] @ iY fitution. Anpnly Pp. f oF¢ 1085 MONEY t Necessar' ; ‘ - Mone, : . per cent interest, to be paid aft x] aA Week }* A TT ORY BU LL, DING , nse ET 1 K S¢ rN rR. (“o> Tex-La-Homa. com. ‘ oo ‘ ply! > : as sail liateaiad et os J sated Shpayh fl a a ce. ’ Po. n ; i ey) os Hroadway AN Tex-La-Homa,. rpfd : 8 in RE—With modern f-room fiat. 6300 yay MICHIGAN 1 Went : 7 = as . OKLAHOMA rar (rave and Morganford Texas Production . aE ma) South, Soo irand nin M. F OOOO - : ‘A aT ify ? rey ‘i ] ‘ ve] q Turman ail 4 20 ; PROPEER TY... dot late: A ie : : rregt rrON rf Y acres isc ling: SHAWNEER, OK., center of a great farming leeds of a5 rent for Sale—6™ aS SINE SS r RO} FE K TY And ~ double eae: RMS and " ARM FARMS Where he . crops grow fruit vrowt: at. corn, clove oa ; the ountry Ww rite , ir free agrictulral book ‘ “onse iv lowe ni nace with mur own Mo Tex coil © 03 4S Sa ee first-class condition: on the South grain, alfalfa, duirying For list write to a s at Roard of Commerce, Shawnee. Ok.) | Mon Mo-Tex Pipe Line must sell, am leaving city. Apply 1927 8S. I ANDS D. 8. Hanson, Hart, Mich (7 jeal grain and dairy fi ice &: ! were ' hawnes, y, r x ee TRUST CO ny Mo-Tex Refining. . efferann av... unstatre . ‘ hatte , i] ro te mints as tviien eat [on ne 5 ‘ Oneressens | Oil Py > - var 1." . : 7 - : ooene - - . ‘ = . ‘ ii mt OS oa J MICHIGAN FRUIT FARMS (Px gas ts Montgomery, Pike, Gallas ine 288-acre ranch. 425encres thea wivet dame pices fae Okeh Oil and Retning Tage, store, 35«65, and Cellar: all under "§ ‘ ’ ! f Invaders Oil of la hora . e . ty “8 eo w 7 ee Se a h nekn , ht . / ‘ nia > if ig ~ I nite d ‘went ie rf De eve lop Th g ’ ‘es -™ " . , } x. ‘habe Uy. i* if im - ; : ‘ . . i . ; ‘ . = “ a °*) . | | 8! ions (>i ‘ ‘ St. Loule County; 50 to 100 acres; Will DAY ers ‘railroad and congenial neighbor ne tio wlance nher ; as‘ure; m SOUTH DAKOTA L\MERICAN Hf LD. & LOAN ASS'N Automat Train SWAMNUAM 1 fonesr eettiers’ tax ee for five ramne neure a mar ehieker oOuRne, 2 . t *} tate SS » is ] theahy a Tire & Rul . com TORE-S24 Kansas st. opposite main en- PAKM Wid -—Small_ near ‘St, Louis: worth rears Write for free bhookiet, SWIGART; ¢%: We stern and spring. runn TATOUEN an outh Dakota: if vou have $2000 t uis F Ke] ‘tar MO Marigold Of! : trance to Carondelet Park: 2-story brick Nox F280. Hight @-cwlindef touring cat. 1AND CO. J1247 First National aBrk Bldg. bam lot: 240 fruit trees: 50) grapes: Me "Doe into a farm ne to South Dako ee co ee eS ae 5) Harvey Crude il More on firat fioor: G6 roomes, bath, tollet Ox F-289. Post-Disvatch, fc) Cnleago a ami ' , BR ~ —o ‘Tre land 11} selits | rat : dine. oe 8! organford i Oklihoma Oil & Refining er Cel i 8 ' . rr ow? itate will . , Arrow Rock ©)! A eeeond floor: including stock of candles FrAR\Vs w td 40 to 4) acres. mpr 7h ed. vat ~ ' you ci your « arr » ti wi 4 we cream, With fixtures, 85800. HER Southeast Miasourt: hbave cash &. ers. ‘*all MISSOURI =e 4 ‘ = lf mw ornone at ; , ; o helt vou IM IRS STS ; 1 & br el 9 CRE BOTTOM FARM ock your farm Write for format reeds ust amounts $1000 $1200 Soe Panes Oe eee + lauis Inguire 5261 tiarfleld. (ess) PATIL. PLLARICH S206 Shenandoah ’ PAULE 7 low s , o ay . ' sa ‘A Le. 17 Bios ut or writ Brown WZ. Lm “he tnut _#t } ARN ion noece roa between Clive } iy@ . ‘ = ) t ” ‘ — . ‘ . . ~ " = Continental Ol & efin' ng STO ARM w td 3. -Gond; send desc ecription and Ladue roads; + re pretty hor: gy ie ty: . — ul oo a “ Dever Het ' oe parte tae ee 200. $8000, S4500. g4e 7 I ~ tain & (dul 72 of Ce . , ; {eave monn ; De : acres meadow, ance OOG ree ommissioner ap TI Th ¥ home or *% ‘ . — ; RE BU IL DIN G + hee oh Ehepard. re eaceemne -— * Bh Aa S rien Vt prir J bran . runs through the Dakota © aay ‘ * atte . vod "Yager for new An many other stocks Get our pri Cherokee ; store en first floor with . FARM bate 6c =: Das Al) necessary butld irin: , a house with basement: , Be sc : , KTH 1001 e2 atnut at you money on any active in rear: % rooms and bath on second M ings: Howe, Mo Write Joe Hi irsti St ou ‘tbult dings: 7 LY ” listed stock price, $5000. C. 5S. PRALLE, 34'9 FARMS FOR. RENT Peters. Mo (c) store; rural route; phone; rd road; 3 “—PIRST DEED rer — H. J. KATTELMAN CO ©) va shel jie 42 wy Tie j Ak Si la acre ~ i" Ms hy ie tu 1 . “9 mn: 4 ‘ h ‘ F A) I AND oe r Turis k scale, 10 Om) acres of \s ' (vile ‘ j J = is f PR '—6 “7 ‘ ROO ‘entral Natior ay Bank Hide ad ARM », acres. Telegraph road. near cos. other inaprov: ante will din de Tesson ~ : 7 “m4 terms (jet ar s ‘ omplete abatract: on two Fair ails r & SF ‘ = £10 0. e1e whe s ‘= ” od. > Rs _. Olive 22ND, Lore l istance 4). ¢ 1) a Mines? Wate McD | "ARM 5 Js en Bs Ge : : ores— oes ats - = “ orcer, Jetiereon ae ; rid Affton Mo 211° ‘herokee TOR A M hs 2; » acre: $2.50 cash balance “) veare - e : ; "“ wears at @ r ce r N. w. cor, Russe}! and Mis#issippi; rice “J FARM—A8&7 acres | , : od inane 7 etria B 16 eent: near Texas” new “oil levelopment: itt re ¢ ‘nade insurance: eall LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY n Prope ty; Shoo. TIMBER LANDS : in, nin 7 é' os ee" . 1410 FARM Near De Soto. Mo.: 20 cres: s, close inspect! nvited, Tavior & Irwin foe fet , . % : ce . y) " mar ulars ‘ oar ley 2 4 3 . ONAL D Rn. BE, ©O., W1t c hestnut. : ; Bremen “ see : tivation; beautiful for chic et 4 ne: Tawyers. Dallas ax ' —_— gage eager th be LOANS by private party on ‘aure a — ~ | TIMBER LAND —40 miles south: $1800 buys 7 , ee 00 house; large barn and chéc ren house: o 6a y eee tate out the loss darsements. Hox A-37, Post-Dispatch, by ha > ‘ P l AMM She Acres, St. ‘ hari Ss Vlas good , j ul ‘ rs co 11tia i ri; rie ’ lle if ; \ i? irs in either . , ; hile Electrician or Other Business | 82 acres. 2645 Rutger. \ —_ we improvements: $4750. GRAEF. 907 Chest meee bull lin . In Al neath - istern on ! WASH INGTON Incipoal or MONEY to joan on auto noviles while . c h _ , ee OS ard, including crop; cow and ' . 7. @ waitin Auto Auction, 1210 Olive. : ay pPewa er. dandy modern store 7 IMMER ar) mt res, bi ck and white ea ° nut s = Sls | ; Bae imple nenta arn sy) ot ae , ‘e in- } pomp md mnt . ‘ few more ‘storsa ‘ar . | “ef é ’ Sf) . heaetnut. er = 1a —— sa _--- —s- &-« - oes a oo Ile in oor ga750 Owner eell as tt Flanas for 10.000. Wright Rob- a: M For « . , . P — . eat . ‘ ay : ‘ ' der nd 3OO «tear hens . ; t ¢t) tf ahould MONE e¥ for salariea peopie, lowest anh r THe, Bae, ertson, 180% N. Grand FAR) oO ale. or 6 ha nme ar ; dard ens | a ‘ e Adential 1881 eet for ' SS es eer Peek ect SPT om oes -— — 4) acres: crop, tear l implements tn are ¥ place ata bargain; price f com ' 2° ‘ oe 4 \ ATT | 1 | eo Ss ell rit V fee ns ae COGS a an oi LLA _ mm € - ‘ restnut | st. ’ ct ANI >) acres at 35> acre; cluded E aw Hialev. YV ik a Mo ea. ; ash write and see photo- inve t rn ' and s.. i 4 ' ‘ est mo) Te samen onsumniannemenntenaghanas white oak: Drew County. Ark. Address «. gage repo franh of place 2021 Olive nontl wea «ke ¢ irk 1] mre the ’ xc sy. ‘ , wr ror WONEY loaned on diamonds. watches. y : , : “) acres; in Missouri; well licated - . — . - nome oe - Hey . ’ 700-0204. 06 Aeto mac St. Ww, ¥r anne liv. 3%. WT Shenandoah a\ = - deac ription and price. address Owner. LAND—Owner wents to eel) se veral tracts eit. r uge 4 Sound IT ante Farimns, ! uite " ”, t [ ay l ] KEI | | Rl | eiry. I. abe’ Bonds and gh poe 4g er investment, con ; ne of 4 stores TIMRER @ AND- 20 acres fine tim ber land, Lo S @th at Loulsiana Mo of timber and land has 32 emall farms, Vi e st Main 10 fo 13 appeolnt ney We are able tu offer for immediate sala, ue. r ran a al * cor 1 . = most beautiful flate) electric light, well improved a ee | 1% miles from Tah i20 acres. imi — + large. and large per cent bottoms: al! é HI KMAN LAND a : first dee de of cruee on St. Louie moteve 5 MONEY SALARIED PROT: sract ; » "4 ‘e «' , s. if "© bargza ' rie ] 1 la] ) " 4 ° reopert . Teel the p11 mrour s ‘ ; ’ 4 arer a oe we practicaliy — and ae oon Mo. J. B., 1119 Clinton st., osseRsION al once Write for description an ss = vite . ome a Hi: win ter ai. WISCONSIN A One $1 "OO. $4650 $7000. $8000 at 6 per cent. | ¢ OST Abmmercial Wi in an and Olive (os uagnht at a bargain: muet seen | ———__——_ SS _——-——- W. Elliot, Cuba, Mo = : , ' — doer mn exceed &% ee at i> price. Fer further TIMBER L AND—40 acre, unimproved; Dt a 2wh meson: wane taan: hauee, bare. —.7 ata — - --- FREE Wisconsin bulletins gol) cll ~ 0 my Be of the property cal eee aie MONEY to sa varied people Jy ag pe + Canis Jeulars miles from railroad: good soil; price $00, S eoinaihnn fruit ' Pa $] a) j ne ‘ heat. (70D? INVESTMENT—Dandy ]2-acre ‘ropes Immigration Ruire a } “leconsin ean oat eae ‘tt of the actual prop- + 7 Thy + yon, deal > pe! 308. r DICKMANN R. EB. CO., with 850 cash, balance $10 per month, with- nut on sroer 7 : farm Bt famous gravel road belt, 6 miles Departme nt of Aertculture. Capttol 98, Mad- ,, valu if x “ant a safe investment AU. S38 leforia Bi’f _ G28 Chestnut «t out interest. > # Pierce, 1uvd Lyon at., ~ — ‘om Clarkesville good improvements fin Sears Wie 7 Heed f rust MONK, 3 enuovited salaried neoruie - . Springfiel!, Mo FARM 240) ay res n ito stunts Mo 2 ndings: entire farm in @erass: 81245 pe 7. : reo RGIF RE at TY ‘ where: auleR. confidential 1842 Ratiway , miles from eauee chiy improved, acre Act quick; this will not be on th WYOMING 610 str ' "xchan@e Tide (eGl) | all subject tivation ] Kellly on im. H. Moran. Clarkeville ' Sat ‘ ll ail all ~~ ‘ mer , . ‘ . " ; ~ - : - nde . : . . . ain : i” MON y if aned f irnifure and vlan ”_ ut i FARMS FOR SALE Commerce Ridg.. Kansas a | 2ST . E - WRITE today for facts Wyoming lands, con - “ ner cont Olive ASS4. Mound eo tay ' furntture LDING—3051-58 1 —— unimproved section -in 8S. KE. M | 2 — aciede,. l-atoryv anu- ~ “AR ‘ Vv . aa i antte informa st o eult ‘ : ‘ ‘ , , uring building: aint nde Call Dies- |} LA. ND 8 vy timber tand: 20 miles from . yf cit ‘ding poe wd “ =p nny “will | 3 per acre. Box A-41. Post-Dispate he feuy ane ae . be a porate ‘les a (; T ot ( at r ( ) f { er , Th gS City laen : rie Kida r rmacy, 514 4th. a St I ouls: will se!l cheap. $217. Pr ange. tc) tre le . « improve ' unin prove 7 Z iF OR Ke you buy a Missouri farm write gration (omimitasion, 311 Capito! , - Gent , ™ —_— NEED . NE: = °- alane pINESs PROPERTY. -Two stores and two FARM-—60-acre poultry farm, Call 1985 5261 Garfleld ev. (eke) for Mist. R. HALLOCK, 1422 McCausland. | enne, Wyo Have Cee la ly at race nentn’ Fenidameen, theme Eee, te eee ays ane; tape she. furnace; 6000 Eas- Monteomery. rear, a ae il i tT Se EeO, acres : ise a! out rT OWN and offer” : - eacd camit ean aranarty (1 amounts of $1000 to tating ehatte!l loane Vunteioal Loan ars it. st 'RKAMP, “211 Easton. FARM For sale or exchange, 00 P pope ot wae ale non a beaaal * na huy al ‘soll ‘fa rms a atmotive p “- ee Js ve i REAL ESTATE —-COUNTRY $10. Co ape a for delivery 5 te Locuat af.. reom 2 Tel, Main 2845 r ~ ane S nee —_—- 85 miles from city. Box T-153, -D rural route, telephone: d improved tarm, pay Fr nes Flay . ~~ , e) curity over 2 to ee ot O-TANB 8% IXEas PROPERTY -Kaston by : ,: @ ARMS—Lands. c . - ie - " led tthe) MI. . wy OC) . - t—ea0i-08 Rvane av. store and fat good echool, church and Frisco Raltlroad: "AR ay , ‘ ae ; Hd good water supply two «food T E | iW K L 2 RI A ‘ ) qr ec nm “MON EY , ° ’ also 4-family fiat adjoining: hargain if taken at once RMN2 N. ‘th sf I 4 {Al actTe : - , ; t) ‘ vo ng orchard: price Sine REAL ESTATE OTHER Cl IES 7TO4 ( ‘hestnut “Sf eG } For enlaried neonle m thetr own rete with —— room house ari eae " ‘4 ligar rs Fisnomdale, Mo out seourits nd wit? nit knowledges of « Olive adka MP, 216 Wainwright Bidg FARM LAND. 80 acres, in Ozarks: 40 ACTOS, plenty of water; good , —oe | Se LITTLE RIVER drainage district. 80 a ree RESIDENCE feau ) R roome Is1” ; eT, / J i American Brokerage Pe 6% a) , : age ; 242. cleared and smooth; #40 acrea, good timber: fence ‘O86 N eUCIIC, , = uD 2 ft $s) for unimpro. a1; i253 ¢ “vergreen a‘ 4 i Dig barca ange Bids AS . ro 3 peron aha i t “7 na — " . J yy an bar@ain for cash or trade Box B-2). FARM —40 acres ait ‘ nelu &; for culth d: half cash, balance three EALTY stor an: ’ U [ e,° www. 2 » WY fest End ] Repair Shop, $1900 | Post" Finpacen mock. Implements, Also 100" acres, | anre fi ver_cent Box AM. “Poet.Dis. rw) BEATTIFUL home mies in the fame 00 -81900. 82250 $2200, sg4on, | Any lady or gentleman ownine furniture _rrevert: mw «1 tty ition: * 0 Raston av op T5«h0: is is re~ FARM-Alfalfa and grain, 1°7 acres: ' y "O acres wild nad les O C2 Maw) 4 from $2500: "oe yay ery a . level, smooth, black loam nol: near rail. | | %0.. Fullerton Bide , outh of city, ona mile ye } oe ng! lickens, m o ra rel a he wor yee: 1 GR 5 7 , , rae ar] ARE RED "Pa on! ne ns. EANE & RANKE 1008 r ae at. road town, on State road: complete not FARM 7/2 acres truck orf hicke! farm ry eASY payme oe { he indepe rit or nforn tlon ; . ne - nacelle ateces wt Fr STANDARD ¢ . ° . “2 bulldings! o4} ner are: ot y vet otner room house and ag. oy A i so, ' A BE Al, '. TOC ¢ ‘hestnut aldwit ‘al id | RIST! \N BR TN KOP RI , — bargains in rult airy, grain arms: « Coeur. Olive Street r *hone Colfax Y75M. — : - + —- _ —_— _ : wae 7 vy ; wa > one ° eee : tc Business Propert: Vv for Sale ve hy free Husted arm Agency. Stamfor !, 1442 os ‘ay lin AX S70 FOR ur Rityro ‘of Li Pe +t ‘rr iand why 19 Chestnut SF f- a RR \ \ kK HH. ALEW nae Maston av.. n. w. cor. of Easton | New York. oe) | a= - ~~ og ‘ rs pao toe 42 ‘ost-Dis cnn ' ; os legiade ave.. 3 large stores and flats, ~ 7s mm “= Ts axe 100 eer r sim from atat ort 1M CRES very choice unimproved Littie Eg ] N A N ( ] A 3 STOCKS AND BONDS on see pet = an a $B. me Ter oe te j lot Sex118; a fine property; can be ; i A RM I OR EISHO and terms apply L. Weppner, Pevely, River, bottom; $14 000 Rox A-39. P.-T). (ev) : property. ithout removal from vour , ‘ ax 2° ‘ ‘ . iT shares (leneral (Cl \¢ 10 Box arke?t «ft Roment 2 nq aw oN a oe OD., beso T Delmar DL Last \ ears Income, $4000 mR. 1, Hos 142 ACRES. 25 MILES gd 1 A os oa - pets Fe : aalepronnle’ mont ie a Oy ; .. wea. On rock road: 35 acres in c Orr? ‘oat - Dispatch . re Great money-maker; near State highway; | FARM—65 miles south of here: 165 aopes: \ nuge gutbulldines. cistern and cpetaer: has LOANS ON REAL ESTATE : “> shares Mo-Tex Pipe Line, 20 aerials is if IRES AND APARTMENTS. ® miles railroad village, all advantages; 80 part in timber good orchal 1: mt ' 4. ee S1000 worth of fine : fne place for ., rot ‘oat. Diepartch acres easily worked flelds, creek-watered pas- eccount of heirs; price $300, Call or write, fruit, nitry. ef ' : MONEY TO LOAN—Clity or county propert - : _ : Motor un Harve i tome DELMAR TA ture, orchard and woodland, 1700 peach press. _RSOR Grravols a’ — —_ ia te ’ HE MKE R a a cCoO.. ‘ Theo. R. Aprel. International Life Hida « STOCK en “Traff sR. arvey | ney ae) OaMn ’ t; "- ’ 4 e . " ' “ri , onr ded | yt? 7 “or , . : uond = ! ‘ bere ' 3 7 if and two apartments above: RO png nnn # 3 alert a get FARM AN well-impro\ a oiveacre hen n a5 cr eetnu wt. r a“ . . WILI. — —_ ri owe Dien ~ ‘iy pret ; -~ = "¥ try ine at ' if ’ . o it io etter anvwihiere ’ : ‘ » , ert ta t. 1) "overt Pepatcn ' , . a . y j . ‘rr . ha x20. Onposite Delmar | orga poultry house, aged owner must leave; | pAaline County: no fetter anvwhers 8t) 160 ACRES, 28 MILES ST. LOUIS erty, _Bex_= oe immediate telivery. i Host: Dis ON AUTOMOBILES — Temertuntty for ns eator remarkable opportunity at S28). easy termes £40," mM), Sa svOmer, kt wl. On Auto Tos !; 1 in cultivation: or hard PRIVATE part hae se van ; je . " "T cher «f vig baraall i . ei Owner leaving letaile pa Strout’s Farm Catalog Bar St Louls — - — balance timber and pasture. well and two ~~ tr let Ta T ave Pp ane ¢ , ores Te Post I pt Fee — ' = — you can Dargai, ine 338 ee copy free FPARM.--Litth tiver drainag.: district; fine | goog springs; good house and tenant house, | — . -- ea age = me nist ee = ’ . , ' S ron KS wary } EE. Se Of: | eat alfalfa farm, 855 an acre; easy alluvial corn, wheat and cotton land; par- | barn, 2 chicken houses, granary, ameke- | LOANS on second ‘eed om it RL ~ K-- ' ie firm th food " . 400 acre s dark prairte land, limestone tially improv ed farm for sale on easy termes. house Trac Hine aheda: price $4500 Hy oul re an i ‘ ‘. , , hon @ = 4 ‘ : 8) } vat. Tr! «’ vat . RONDS CORNER will arew alfaifa. on improved road, Jo. A. _ Parker. Parma. Mo (00) F. 24%. Post Disp te h (cy MONE ‘yy To LOA N— S00) or any on “on — rire { ~ eral! block Re x | », STO , ™ * 4 . — ' a pers or ’ “— ¢ , : ‘ } NJ ae | miles town: 1@5-acre woodland: eati- FARM— in st. Louts i ‘“ounty, near Ballas ‘ ) , ‘ o - ° a es ‘nit. on im}; rove | Prose r ay i 4 ; ,? “we ad i Z 9 = - - RES & FLATS mated cut $10,000 worth coder timber; new read; 20 acres, suitabie pues rn A ett! vation. 3 In F ' 20 ae ni ron. Post- Dispaten . : ae = ‘hue Bird _ fo., $100 per BILLS REC EIV A BLE for. and Academy: bulid- house, good er ° oe or clubhouse Apply to } Ville, 43 mile t6 rock. ou "* . & ratiroad’ MONEY—To loan on real estate, real est ~ ' T-S828, Post-Dtenatch yu F ¢ oo ont Thats wae: oni 888 an ac aa w"sash Sopent. Norfolk. Grand 2485W owns: all fenced with Bu ereae- fenced securities. Chas. G. Venz, 2044 Adela ide. —s 4 aie aharee De mete Lead and al! Commercial Paper owner only an acre, "Details. pe uae 38 Strout’s 5 FARM Rarga tt 4h ac res es. highly | ‘ ~ultivat- h-reem house, barn silo rranary . SF eS Se ee ee | a an — , yAY sill naw #119 a 72. FP -bD sion can ance eas terms. 43 ed and 10 pasture good bulldings: 45 miles | amal! orchard: ractica! le" : MONEY TO RENT-On frst and second . : —. sae | joo shares ° bargain best?" ght boy oom with 10 t. Louls, % mile station many crv t ts a fine farm : deats of trust: 4 Hick acties. EF. Laun ae hake poh bd, « eit: ahany 1AaaR Northwestern Brokerage Chestnut et. eow %,--%, ee sows, 100 poultry, | r elaman Vineland. Mo. ‘ GRO : ; } . Sb) OE Aaa eee =) = a . ae ee ef : . ~m, machinery: _ near modern aseoes + a) ; 7 —~ 9 acres mproved: 80 mile , S10 ¢ mn! heatnut ef a ¥ © TY ~ ae touts rena! esta at teas ape dah o lat : | ( ompany Cc cor . ? ‘ile rer ‘ ’ } j : ig it t ow ee pri sm I SU ' m waa raliresd towe: = nores mete. > va — By. og v. , F ORS ? 7 Nb! acTi & cu “lS ™ ir ma iwar 7 Wee \ ; mn oF aluehie oil ; ver-water paerture, valuable , ” county road J ay ' a ‘we . i wy . a14a ’ ' 4 etnent | er i ee fruit. 4- ag te house tphes } mn. Mo i ; Trt farm. on ; yitiva a stor Xe O0G Cee : }. Post: Dis 914 Boatmen'’s Bank Bidg —_ view. 100-ft. barn: all for $5250; only $1 2 | o, 1 neren d-Froom wri hotune: nes Hor , C1 nee) 0OC and) louthouses, MONEY Tae LOAN -¢ ngs He res" wt. st hh -- ee Tost f "hye Olive S774. ed) eres leaah. balance easy terms, Details page & py read ‘tarracke: $aaoo farn ple orse ' on rates : . i xe cool ate, good West End trane- Strout's Catalog Farm Rergains 33 States: isa nares Sronm house: $66 per acre ' me canine, terme to oul. soe o°o- Keane & } I anke 1008 Chestnut i wt Tree ; = rents s2600; St. Louls copy free. TROUT FAR AGENCY Gellert “7an Ss Broudway. Open Sundays “ iw . Bigeell Rock rd... |. Loula Coun- ehee' ’ —_ ‘ erty heané Ro ’ Bole 2 ane 507 Chestnut. 117T8#A Arcade Bidg., . Louls, Mo. and week days. RRANCH MANAGER, with inv ‘estment. ta harge of business in State of Missourf for rpotration offering rare opportunity, gol salary Investment fully setured ©. V. Obatfelder G00 Hroadway., (vary. In’ SO) SIiINESS requires iInvestiment $12. mo. ‘10- ing *75.000 vearlv: artictiy honest, money making propes!tion Delmar Jan. Kt sl Nis ‘HANCE An eopoorturtt for some one to get in cal and materta!l Bos! ness etive or ellent: $5000 required: ances “ce h anged Box I, “7 P.eat- 1 fP« h TT -_—-- ed er ee - SINESS CHANC (jood paving bialnags for merry one Ww ~ “an int eat ab«aitt sce rmmediately must he ready to trice ative irve af ones Rivg tT 24 Peet Ty y*, h SUSINESS CHANCE Someone who has se! ing abilitw and money to handle the prtee sition, to take exclusive agence for ws. tionally advertised tire. Box Fab, Toat- Dbispateh E fet HUSINESS CHANCE. Makers, attention: W. will #vell movatie bake ovens, guaranteed etory: terms to eult: rite for cata. Middleby- Marshall oven Mfg. Dae ith st, St Leute, Moa Mh SINESS | rT \NCB—A real pportunity fos a reliable man of neat persona yes: b tween 4O and 45. to eonnect with a” hi clase going business paving dona retucn ® appilcant must invest his services and $a000 a you can qua | ify phone Mr. Fry a an iterview, qoviive oe te) - ~ oes Toa. LESS ORO PostlioNn Varties aaah some money to invest in a S8$100.000 Ft Louis corperatior business has «grown “a fast we are compelled to enlarge pint ws need a little tore money. clean. oelia! tp business and a onev-maker, r ull partfulare 2. rs ; epateh : ——EE perce note ful! 5 eri ilpved Pi ant for iakine auto tires and rubber goods, Weeke 02 SS Jefferson — - —_— +? f AP ia Al ~-~-1I Rn g- faiize in financing meriival is busine enterprises by selling #tomkKe he re etanan bonds: etricetiv cones hn baewis Mali full perticulara tn firet beitqs fohn Tr SZ Eddy et... Chiewna, (JtAKRTERS-Delaware, De mt quickest nothing need he forms. Colonial Charter Co,, Whominat?as CANTY ANI? CK CREAM PARLORe~The biggest barauin ever offered; a real money maker: cost over 820.000 to equip; owner leaving this country and will sacrifice for Si).(s) on terme for quick sale. (all at once, room 700 Victoria Hida... Sth apd Low ewst a's “LR (LOtHING MERCHANTS Have luo ve uncalled , original wholesale on up te cad i » | the let $u2 50 cash, Wartell, 280 8S. Franklin #t.. ¢ ‘hicage,— if SPEC PIONE ms Wrta in good pi ini + ator with ltiving rooms preferr 13 oad ; boat List ats Ny CORPORATION—A corporation courting the strietest investi- gation offers to an investor whose references can be innvesft- vated an opportunity to imvest and seeure a desirable conneée- tion. #2000 to #5000 required ox. = 190, Post-Disa. rea ‘TOR wantel, even Sf Loewe rt line eleectrie light plants through county *@entlere, Hi ineis, Misseurt: proposition requirew aqhourt Bam aah epee '¢ on mer hand! ae: relenh » number fur tnterview., Post~<Diapateh DISTRICT MANAGEEHS-For liveat preepers! tion ever offered hie exclusive terri:or¢ e\ery merchant a customer, prompt deily erjies shoutd enelice make 880) ta 810. yearly: $000 to 81% neceasary. Hogan, I7! N lrearhbort (hb ago ‘73: bo Yot NEERI?D CAVPITAL?—TIf so, “woh ‘our protect fe legitimate and promi«<ing, ] ‘eu render vou valee sie service write iy and tn eat Ade: . Leonard, 1411 Firet tional Bank Hi) \@ Chicago, Ter Yost need capital te expand?) “We or . ganize vou under a declaration of trust, with unlimited captitaligation, far better than a corporation: no State tax. @r nr rmorate reatrictions sell «hares; no thetilaty to trustees or sharehoiders we have all cilities: operate on liarae ecale. using cen- aervative, dignified metheda: minimum fee: and anles letters written: the right guide and direct vou in any iinae of usiness rank ¢irff inveetment Co., euite tun st FO" Olive at sf Lous ‘cw I XCELLEN vupening for a man whe kuews busitiesa eome ‘apital ré eerential two-est leoated al Steele of the sarees epat “ere or ‘a : fel Re pet & June & a) acre ‘arma for «ale pe « year thie ‘se Pdeety Rex } °a7 r tr ‘Vator seela, feed, implements uth ese roa orice 82000 ' 1 ot oat ana’ if Sits anew ‘eocation } ‘ee A dL lreees tognah, 7 ne large proftahle yreeryen fee] e otts Vilweet ueinees Tiet ery fleriat ompetent wtt) 4! er itcates bo private far * hte Ba - ——— on me re busineme be independents tj { : S make S400 to S8e0e) «2 Year «=. ing titee | [ine factory. Oo expertence neces- ou, only emall capital re- teonta for 4detalie of our e6- nian give 2 referer. a | i‘« Kasene (“T? 4 Mo (e@O) en — HAVEL S2irer to Sem) with eervices te laveit eofne bustineewe. full Getaile and refers ea reauire ix, “het l’owt -irte rueting Wm the have a hac ; an shee OU moneys Mex T+.54, more vou Wiel) to Soak @ and sure tnvestment, wil pe: ure? * 4 'T ta gamble tn efoeka, stuff hut an & ute- om fiaht here th Bt Latte. nefiate actien lie ‘a ya siness of rour on. an We teach hout cost in our inetruction depart etpert re repair ate ining Ue.. ot. Joseph. OO GI EO, EELS BE NE LE I LS RS ta ly LA A A OE A ATE A et EG ALN AT ea: te RN ake hl ee a cmap me ew a

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SUNDAY, LOB poet era Tent _ && 500 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today. _s0nn 0 aa OL ra _NTeO) BUSINES BUS:INESS FOR ‘SALE ‘aa : SEVEN MARKETMEN m _BUSINESS CHANCES © ; "BUSINESS WANTED ee _BUSINESS | ee, | a , ' — , I AM bs vesting mor y clients and ANY business bought; pay cash, See Mis- | CONFE CTIONERY—Good business; want to GROC ERY—And meat market; must be sold later than Mo nday noon; will sacrifice FOR SELLING BY I sf ot PR ISIAC Or res if you have *ourlt Inveet@Ment (‘o 4°? Pontiac Hide retire 1462 “han bers on $1 Cc tod het w n 12 and ; ; : he 7 * : " " ’ . ——e " > On ‘ il )e “ ¢ i a atlo , hires u . Seven vegetable —i . pert, lofor writ sre Vew Tata e rth ounter an cases, Ji Alnus large and este, re CON? Ke ‘TIONERY— $1300: ~ jneome “$30 Grand anew oy ner rmonth ) niong the curb at Soularé pawren: ° aR —- = T rE vy “dace HOTEL--Nicely furnished 15-reom bh ; * ' ; ’ ‘ nd ; 1¢ ; | t “rT ’ 'Ol- eeu de ‘ ; i . ? . ines Te paainens @2- tac i es ass cuvemenees » ot reasonabie; will se! ip for cash or give e , 77 el te * Juul 18 HUSI- Cr NPE TIONE Ril Hi — eral _ - _terms Jt le i wo4AnR a were arrested °‘ esterday by Nim ANQi ith loos Victoria | , ‘ ES » ~ , ICE ANL) CUAL HUSINESS—Uid estat ished ; - hte | Locuet : o bide eae p> Severe Rox B-S. Post-Dispatch. , sioner of Weights and (MIAR ABTok Wee Sra entraliy i - on ee ee — i. RE —ee x ae Seliing on account of . : rated S Mieia wrk deity St. Touls - neo «a ONERY oe ~~ ‘North Marke' ston; Cabany Lima) Schiomann and five of his at ‘nts parior, tre! on a charge of Violating @ DKRiG STOKE Wtd,.-4iood paying location. chean rent 9414 N_ ring, Linde! be , $ Se and refresh: (all HMomeont of. CONFBCTIONARY Rent 320 ' “) Magnolia & a! dinance requiring that . ‘hiee iv * Dit BTR Wte M buy, #mail lio x roonis MISSOURI INVESTMENT ‘- CRE AM PARLOR -~And dy : | . iu’ >imie ‘ r ‘ fas tiv , /. ‘ at siarte ~ % “0 Post-Dispatch ; Pont & ie : : a A 7) Lafaye ) shall be sold bys weight ba HANHAGE Wid io buy half interest In) CONFECTIONERY--, " oo" TRE \M CONE BAKERY-- Full ip- / J ne outright Hox b-4! location: no mm on 4 “adv to operate: good location; 85.0 by measure . ; J oO 4 bs 5 r , ‘ p | Schiomann ré pity that 7 busi T-sS] VPost-Diepat -_—_——— bhuckst: were llir ote] nN - a se a ishtincke o vou want » well your . lens ‘ } wvarior » AND COAL BUSINES s1U00o ‘ grecery tore Lend cash ' WOT ‘ ng a fine business iii in ' { rcoma MISSOURI INVESTMEN : by (| apne tee, © 407 Pontiac Bite AS FREE FROM DECEIT AS THE HEAD OF A PARISIAN ™ceser: ond he contiscared atpm kets two be . » the — : . ' thie RRY Wa Will exchang foeed 60U- ) CONPECTIONER nd» BLO n , ANT COAT aM) Bon ston 4 wag” Lise. : ‘ ie la long tonsa; ‘cwner acl right: in. | ana NP aa Koreas: agin] cleual” Potting SAGE USER IS FROM DANDRUFF foe ec cases w.ll be hear] in polite ble flat adivuer any differen sutiafactor schools; long ily want paving grocery Hox BEA P.-D vosti@ate particular BROWN & CU., Vee mri Sifu) AT Swe . - - bg | HOTEL Wtd.-About 50 or & rooms; West | Chestnut s S4 REA M PARLOR— Doing good business; tomorrow ' - | are hnd preferred. Lindell 140d OONFECTIONERY » cream parle ang ood location; reason for selling. Call 1055 . Those arr a nent Hoi Wid. fo purchase 5 to 80 room| lunchroom, with 2-year lease: good loca-| §. Jefferson av.— q If Parisian Sage, used as directed, does not _,""°** ®""este! were . abbott, dariis hatel ln anawering “ts” age et ‘> D on one ; it~ ‘StL m » | ; ; ICE CREAM PARLOR “ Most attractive : r hilofo, 6 ] ‘, j sy vk iin avenue; _ tate Josephi — 7% | *s : a ' eer “hachek,. 19° of yinon nf , LicT me seil your business for you Mrs | CONPECT lONER RY STORE! e seam. = ii ine new: 8900: reason for selling. remove , stop g r an = | . ‘I : h = } 2 7-7 va aed = man \ ’ : ‘a woe it let ; " Jn kaon c*ernty al JUSS cigars An LtNe ; restauran’' " in @ ifa - en Tne t e ‘ ity. Rox | ri | var.T iia ‘Tvs : : een) ] yn re in » - ‘on « “a Pu neral , ~~ & : : m' ood Teasor for ‘liin rue lo Th. 1 , "! _* . . in Scal d timula h i th : 4 we See nc ae ~ - = M be hte NN ANDISh Wid Dry goods, clothing, + ae ¢ ~“y ebery oP, a enn cabs 7 a ‘REAM *ARIAOR—Wea — ‘ery 4 Pp, an 8 te new a r to grow, / South Eleventh street; Ch y ~ Interman aa” o- 4 nd wens oS , } store on srchandise, cits ~ogmanes cood paytr aces; each in guo lor . om BPnu : i : Wasa er suntry: Hox Wiss, ‘Post-Dispatch. uc TT RY M ith small bot Sy a roo noug Tenth street, and Mike nie wey S98 Cal Cornet ruct ' ‘ ‘ your money n ' \ .( Pe vt at Nel) ie : . | : ’ ti avilth geo INLILeCRA, AALS Ee: ’ . * gue tl : nile * r own mone rive hemo re sie bil ”\ VV “ ivy purhisD Tiat ctio rv: j | oo a : 4 ‘or ul me one: . and tere faclittion; wood und 14oVU8 South Sev enth street, ey Ry eference on mae Kead location v ear's buriness Cnn eaul (ro : vn 4 territory; good stock of | , situa ial 1 ee. Lou! cash and tern oX B- supplies, including sugar and syrup; wife's We authorize every druggist to | tive hair doubly beautiful—lus’ ——— Tuesday, Ju ¢ sell Parisian Sage on the money | rous soft and fluffy. We do nc moet act at or lox H-22, #°.-D ' WASY AU srocery, ary ous herdware = tea ' " ‘A, : it change or | ‘| CONFECTIONER\ nd tice cream slor: : un P att } x splend! ' ' al ~ Sig. Mon mm mene Ca eat ae sags" epee exertional neh Prove It Yourself __ MISCELLANEOUS Bi." : - ar St. Sac Te wi... coed > es «eS Se mink, bn in anulacturing 1 . — a _~. aq tures; a necesaliy for every motor! IZ Chestnut ; reacy-to-wear stocks, eut Srhw) ; jews ' \ if wh mies bn or clot rn ary Par wh : . = > iene ew a - m on ; O12 Ch opi and we mean what we say—prove | hair, by all means use Parisia: E ) ff AR OLD, BOGGS-Ent ay y} 8 = it at our expense. Geta bottle to- | Sage. It’s a suientific preparation |... .... sj i Brooks), belo py 4 &) day—it’s inexpensive. If it does _ that supplies al) hair needs—-an ord: nae ‘wo Lours faa BoxKs. daugh pw pent; $450. Box | . Let Us Sell Your Business 3 . esq | | ORGANIZE your company under the cor QUICK AND PRIVATELY P hon eres INT Hrd lox PAS? Poxt-Disvatel ac ab | not do ail we claim it costs you | antiseptic 1i . : = Pa SUR Siren noe | 3 df ae quid, delicately per- city hospital. Death is supposed Sprinwer) @n LCATESSEN: § 4300 w recelpts | UDGING HOUSE Cheap; good location g | . nothing. That's the best proof, | fumed, not sticky or greasy, and sulted from heu: shin — _ euneral wa mon iawy. with urlimited nun nbet of Shiares or capitalization that Obl iterates Ww p Save y ou Time and Money daily ~Aeuapaaraels the real proof—that’s the kind of | guaranteed not to color the hair or | | poulevard, on, o'clock, to reorganization, or you can Hmit your of 7 e+ wos ge low —— St, Capital to any amount: leral tn all States: ST. LAVUIS Hl SINE SS EN! BANGI a we etewest . ro ‘Mitt , aan ae . 0 | - , " , 1 eee } : : ‘ di- it Stl : ocus' “ > = , ~ onti a Wrvyiers Sy ; > n ar . Pa. \ : ; os lr > hy } at and uncie, @ ds pped. nan ol te) tae inde. M.S ith. My ' T re! +? \@eane. ‘ " » 4 J ‘ 74 oth, ; - . ad J ‘ r j / i = s. ly Js M .‘ LN (sk it ay | . = 'o Tris et ; fw ; “ yy « " o¢ e , . > ‘ > . 7 7 | | r: ~ - j ~ : \ ) : , ach office on new eleetric Haehtt - ate INVEST VS WN?., Pou Teg = Pas ' ‘ ecated = f1 Nor ; | , i THOMAS J. HALE. 928 ACA raul@e ; i* is ees t lead . he : st ‘ ; i - "sa 8 ‘ i> ce ‘ i rors ‘ ) - an | j (/ ' \ \% ‘ enue ‘ eked the pn ie ~ vest rd to -_ merriber of Re Money-making posetbilities unlimited; §&. a / . ver Gutwuen ' tal | Be ae musiness: Counte | LETT TT AY \ i nue, asked the police 3 | red Gan CONWAY -G to $1500 cash necessary for stock of g +" / fiji i} / - / y > \ , \ initiais whey gt a. H in gold on t R =f} °? naan ae Sti ls! mia . fj fj MU ff, / ci \\ V\\ — a ; ‘ wat wes tak ‘nooff braces on wh it _ stile: : f the Hall bom and exclusive selling rights on state: : . ; . (07 ped, established and doing fy GFh000OD8 STORE Established 11 years ad * ey we’ in the yard at the rear of ritory. The Halolite Co O05 bs phy P APOLe! equippe Trust Bidg. Raltimore, Ma (ote) tne - cote mest lox re rity, low Pent ‘ AELS M AN AGI It . iarge Col poration nidder vat een ‘ ~~ - | i i “y = ig atenest P “TRIC SH ty itn pavitig Cor tracl# ' rig - Wants district sales manager to open of Manager ‘Meet se —s_ One rye’ la ‘nt; vii business; at invoice about ne, £12: - ls dig pnt A Ry. tog . fice and mar age salesmet ‘WwW, rapla , ~ a ! , ' clean 8 on, i eee raked — cw - , v Mg auto necess AUTO REPAIR SHOP: fine location; rent APRESS 2558 "e established Wi ed: y ice. # Pes e- | BUSINESS FOR SALE aT. trom femmtll receipts average $1500 per month: price rith : ff { 1d lat ' well rnishe , te ' : ‘ 4 ' -weaniiteas seca potas * good Ford true aap at) MERCHANDISE STOG rs | HOUSE—3650 TAndell: fura! etreet, - to. ie rd tru : : ‘ ‘ ‘ I: TIN? HMOUSK—32650 Lindell UJ . carta sana: reannna ‘ Calvary Cem DOW NER What DAVE you’ Would c** beleer « “a? , ; } A ed , ' =i J LL Thies! } i i - profit first ‘ear: Td? REPAIR rACTORY large pa yr! : a ” reauired, Scott Corporation, 30 N,. | > 8; low rent; good lease; a going bu P “BUSINESS EXCHANGE fF Jr ure O02 Laclede ROOMING HO $ Tth th or "tctoria Rid = ST hh and Locust M1 bee i AN DIS! ie? . f , , ron a t S45 Downer, a ' Funeral fre lean. Chicaro ness for S20.000 2958 Pack a ae 9 o ——— ——" : ST. LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGE | ED cl ro" ase tinware oGeiaena - lame! . oe Fare : we | ' . 1) = “Ss . if of ” ; ' K rt, oT) A RLISHTED i nica ane phat ‘ 4 7 : ° iti Te j\ \ ‘? _ . why °re ’ ? ae vibes. Schuth, ‘Box "1002, indianapolis, a, | th Moor, Vietoria Bidg.. Sth and Locust. | : =a fac turing business; good investmen Comet toc@y at factories les lan $: “ “h bo ao nce te 13 Delmat ustom t La Leg — ; tet) Li ahore “ Yy W ith bullding 770 ive May owner “ hes oO retit bir p= | : sed . wees 6 aa es mw pe { ail elimi r . HH ; = . = e ; | : i ecietery = — rd ~~ — - *? Ik .» ‘ Chi SE reeimis furl srie , arerlll ’ . SUBSTAN ‘JA manufac curing’ corpor ation ~~ oo Rie: : bi SINES> Stain / . 4 ‘ “4 : . ns av oan g ‘ »0OW N ‘iEY— - . i 122. Post Dispat: h. MI1.i. INE RY STORE Rent re 7 } } " - yw! - : 4 a - me ul Tune 4 , 1920 ma: west © { beloved son ¢ TIAL Wants capaclie men » J cata bien branch and Sree (Qpportunity for man or wowuan: : truck "Box ~ att ante Ie! . RomoMINE HOT * ’ ' rOT MIS ie : +" ’ eds "nar reer " \ . ri, sr MAnage salesmen. g! ‘ necesBar, ine pre sition (live HRN ACT RY" A small storage battery manu- ar. we ” cee we td = pads OTR ‘ %, 1 MIL f # IN tg RR yY STORE—Must be go) somite! - ~ ~- Mre Jarnes Downey and you handie own Naa fs BAKERY ; ly Le “1) Sin fecturin lant with 86500 monthly ca- t once K } y (;900d; going; dai Y Sa s $5). Sat ft iri: bv ‘ , ept rea- T.indell 140: ROOMING HOUSE . rly tore. milliner . Funeral wil to Eaimore if you will qualify, F ur “as heap rent: pro act rl ing « v on MA ai ; oe nt: proprietor wishes pacity; owner avi , Wilt @ . a «eae Gp yaatt ars address Secretary, 410 N. Howard. . re. Rox F-41t. Post-Dispatch tce7) | sonable ,, ‘fall Vict S428 L Box MILLINERY SHOP Monev-noakini ey store and. beauty parlor, Linde = 3 - more, Md ee ee ce?’ | BAKERY — Beautitur “Mouth »6Ride corner | 1 44:_Post-Dispatch _4e) lished: up to-date; must sll at once. Call Ro M MING HOUSE eap; rent omMs. a re ore Cri cceSSOries * Donnelly # % ¥ YS THOL SAND miles instead of BO00: no loinim good business: all machinery. Box Fr, ANC Y GROCERY In wood locatio: ay! neell int. . (ie) “i? T.indel * ; a er : ¥F ll 1446 MILLINERY STORE—Good opportuni co ROOMING HOU SE---Neatly furnished 5-1 oS. oe oe imate. fi | ; q lTieceasred wa more blowouts: 90 per cent loss punctures "253, Post-Dispat. h fer) ne on account of sickness Call ~~} a — — Riackstone A\ Delmar 1063R right party: rent $18 with livid iw rooms af: rent 3.0 s1568 Park : nee a ™- 3 T.ocal No, every car owner walting for this wonderful , ; ’ BAKERY Busiest West ~ End busine in : re-savi vice; low st istr . ooh isiness sec ew ls , . n Wtork wanted in 7 ch lo ality, ; A) Sorted : best baking system; weekly g#ales FILLING STATION—Good location, with es ft ae ’rindell ps reasonable offer re- Re JOMING Hi MTSkK—10 rooms; all Linde ) positively sacrificed; must sell quick tablished trade Apply 1901 S. King's ao ndell_ 4 éR. TOMS, ill Monday in person, 3750 ‘West DUFRER Eo Saturday, Acecwnoy tes _{ ‘ Dept, O-TL, Cinetnns att 0. a 4 }? a) 1 » P | { M Vv IN N S" RR ' — ' ane terms Ox Lo. Os is o} hieh wey te) ) { 1) TORA¢ SUNINES . : minste ‘ vU AANIZING—b y the famous Anders« a - : —— ! pa . a . - - = - = : : ’ oo tie Po AGE I . Lays :: { ‘ Oniv one in a good ive county FISli-bPMOoOU LITRY MARKE South Bs: na . nl . jar c yt he rooms aise hauling . x HOUSE i ns: f i } > ‘ Felix Duerr ringing In $1300 per month: large ar ‘ ail rented. ti > ryiand ; oved hush .urman), am (‘emetery = Method: a very profitable business at a oes b. , email cost: buvers tau ght free: open nights ‘sea town of 3000 new town develoditnw wav: cheap rent: doing g oa business; price » wheve $9000 e Artderson State School, 1000 Olive st. (o&) 4pidiy;. rare opportunity. Stigler Bakery $1000; bargain; investigate BROWN & 1 — ; ~~ ' - —s ‘4 P Wal te 2} SY. de’ Chestnut at. ; Vict TOR WM. REITZ REALTY ¢ ROOMING HOUSE-—Nine rooms; fine fu hid . : . brother of © JIN , ai / CLALTY ¢W) . rs %% ie ‘ BAKE R y hialf cash and easy, Das nen FRUIT Ve getable and e@rocerv: o1 transfer SPO. re ady to run. Kood Joc ation; ren $ ‘¢ ” NEED 8 re men with $1000 ench WO" Cheetnu st t ie" , 3 : ehatr of ery ®t ; We . transfer eorner; low ren oWher must seli; Herse hh fiel TOS, ’ re menth ox I-. "7? -Di spate) or eee ee, | = , patna oh ice eases. ox B BMAKEHY Will lease or sell classy window at coat Invol e about S7000 B & Albe rstine tree NG. Hol Sho , + roon ’ NS SSS >, y : , g ‘ bakery, doin im good business, in (000 town, FURNITURE ST 7 ~ Secondhand, estah Garment C U., SOD Lueas A Vv oth pla & $200; good loc tion; tern ; Re : as, , ' for lished 12 years: good tr ‘! oT count of red I ie . ' | business: ; capital ‘emilee’: tia pro'lta, baker with samal! amount mone, \rnol - . . : . | ~ sou In the cleaning am! dyeing near St loute: splendid opportunity i a a Dept. 204, Charlotts, N IAKERY: The best ’ , I . : ; mavVil iarye Tr “| "— 7 > ; WHOLESALE business requires investment. ds re oth mm ae at pe Bee ee I a PURE ~ AND MO’ feu ‘vVery larg eaed: awn lend onpor- 407 Pontias le. | rare $12.500: doing $75,000 wearly: eatrictiv hon ra | it $17.! ’ be ¢ Business i z hy e, | t: ¢ nat 4 oY 24! oat-Dis ROOMING HOUSE rooms, furnishec SPIRITUAI eat money-making proposition, Cal) Delmar AKT re 4 money makers near St greene: . _ “oie 2 . “TE ‘nin ‘ good location Prat , seen be appre- } d S eed mm ter 8; Tuesday, ’ ! 1@. .t ri ving * ‘ ; " ' ‘ “ 4 ‘ ital Tt ven +e me ‘ , nt : ta -) ’ 8461L. Mt: - = at $3500 and 1 at $4000; both real ST, is Re SINESS EX ne west rout ast St. Louis: claar ‘jated. 4111 Linde , or p Oo e ’ FPTRITUA Witt, sell half interest In mv auto repair ‘REIER mr : wena 1 flan Vie ‘trola Bidg., Sth ai 4 Loe P Pr ' ; | manth T-240. Poat-Die ROOMING HOUSE..Contenta , 28 roame: 2 arri § pp. ehep to a geod mechanic: doing eood ; Ax ith umving roon . has ya nee PHOTOGRAP! STU , Ye! ait ae , furn ed voms ll lle : 7 . d B mm aa ; ness; small amount of cash required rent $26.50; good location; 3 chairs, cigat (NITURE BUSINESS—1n prosperou: good ‘reasons for se wiht oneniines: Phers Se ee See ee or umpers, fgg od : case. ‘all modern, fully equipped: only $ cores at ee ing te i Tlline qt tf TB. ‘and >it \ ; > ly } pa i . —_ ~ rade instrument ever ’ me eeiate holdings? Your profits 40%, per ‘an- » ey cing cowntown; low rent; good lease: re about £10,000 _—. a Nae CO., ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—1 iy. 12 . Specially designed for ee d h p — 7. m net? lon’? r unite ~ # " _— ' | opportunity ‘tive — . we oe c or more ,in rooming locality, in good cor ring —- Rang = have at tense yt Box A- Ww wy , HOUSE; 20 rooms: first-class: We ' r ‘h ‘ -- r x >, — ' PLUMBING BISINESS ‘ ; ' : 7. a ena can aonal ~ oes My rela installation on Ford cars. o ere t wid moto Nees Tuesca ‘ >i - oe Send: low it: "ei money Maker. [= et aes tools: eay Aga ied ™ oe , — > ‘ atte . pe- Asar ar n, 42 Saree ae T — " - , fos) an her retiring , ‘ GARAGE And repair . ' ay ths } ' 1 on a B : ving 5 q 4 1 I a\eatia im. = a ‘ ; ; ~y ‘ : _— —— 7 y . . 7 ’ . . ’ + ‘*;* . " : gp By wW oe | BARBER SHO ; ch airs: room for pool ta- GENTS PURNISHING STORE—Tallioring, | — Mel and _ Sterling Ky Wile Pont ' Laclede oa 4 et leaning: good, ‘ oy stock eountry, near, Pi Mil, mg l, % tables. positively one of the ' : . Re 207 7 alignment : : : ’ ye it the most accurate % ae = — ma ge ee BAKER Shae 7 a ‘ chair shop; Kood business: ! t | ous : Hox BR ~ ] oe Diepa ch ie oa heat nmey makers in the city. Box C.77 4 wry - -B itter, a Oe4 and | corte : ‘or i ick ° ° a, ee ano years old: pool, two ma - ph ——_ —~--- : . — ene : ~ : SHOP HOP ith ple ork: qule in St .Loute Rox F-vve. bP oet-IMenateh : tset parth ars. Brown @& Co., 925 Chestnut GHOCRRY STOR - » xT RE S And email PRINTING BUSINESS--Established: fine hoe bargain, 318 S t? niemeaAges. A ee + | RICK PLANT-—-At Goiden Eagle, Calhoun | —*teck of Eroceries 4210 Lexington | Max Tepe pent; bargain if evld by July t./ Siok REP a SHOP Good paying ust EAST ST. MAK E S500 TO sean MONTHLY (‘ounty, fr rr eriyv (Calhoun (lav }’ ro luc t« (idee Ti ‘ERY tiood location: geliir K on w e OX ~_™) } ost. Sta t dy } , ‘ ‘Te cash moO1o Kf i aeenlin : . : The bane of all fine mechanism is iS subs stitution in making repairs. r = : OSSA ee Wa ook . ~~ OK. oe cen fener ree Append 210 acrea of land on Mississipp! count of sickness Vietor @RNt, (4a Prt NTING PLANT—cGeood « istomers: owner SHOE REP AIRI Ni Bays P OOM ocat Pj ord of Hor oh) mm exclusive rig n your territory River: 8&8 downdraft kilr fire clay ' ’ —— : a er a --— has larce interest. inveatm oO OO) Ok af 1 ood tig ao cots of Se to we Royal Bakers, the last word i balrert Sen, ie én aonantes 4 wel, ae oes at Erbe 4103. * we nee (all Centra! soule cash. balance sanaiies oo i fh 277 eu ' ! . irate parts cannot take the place ot genuine parts, and if used é ana reat sal u pment, We « quip the sho }? complete MW Ps nalick | 0 ih rs F ‘ ” onal r ? 3 vad ay « ™ \ inveestmen’ Rox T.179 Poat-] Nena t h. STORK Well establisned, , oo th our Royal ovens and other machinery 3.2 : Hn aint —~—_— | (9 8d > hk, RY And delicatessen: account lea’ R ” eee 7%, ‘SINE ; “end; beautiful store, low rent: under on prevent that delicate adjustment SO necessar to erfect and reli- : oc. IAs ' ' : . ; a a “ - . Mw Al, ESTATE EUSINESS A ren] ive noma > - North BHoyl Our expert opens the shop for you Invest. vr as i wrt bit rT SE sie mronev-maker;: ing el ARR Faaston 2 proposition assets $100 000 © *: owner forced to Sell at invoice: al t bl f America’s . " - ) ‘ . " . —_ omaiame — - - -— = ; . ‘ ner S170 Trrondway ‘New. York.” Royal Bakers,| scoh: will wacrifice oM01 Bend av ¢ | GROCERY—And fixtures; fresh stock; rea-| to sacrifice quick for $50,000 rT ST IS BUSINESS EXCHANGE able performance. eamanrcual : , ow r pie ie: gon for selling. reti ring ‘SOO Michigan REST. AU RANT 13604 busimean ana A ~~. *. : r Sth. ar ; oa . pty boxed Ht , , j Law of ne conducting a strictiv high-class, dignified, | - legitimate business of vour ovn: no agency bo Mat & : +“ no Scheme our proposition will make good niete: nuick eale 1¢24 & Broa lway. GARAGE Commercial cars; good | ation: Rector, Ark ROOMIN¢: HoOUSI v i : —_ h 1 Money right from the start: no mistake about IARBER SilUP-—-—Aand pooi room. 135091 Clin- erifice for a quick sale. Hox “408 | POCKET _ : — 7 a eS eee gy aad taons Fan , 24 ; nadia it; we mean by good money, $50 to $100 per ton st (7) Post -Dispate h. ‘eT? ae a ae ee secated 4500) — rhe wet 1) ty 7 aioe 50 a , Beth O88. Cannot work ath ‘ 7 : ee Se f ueh now Apply vil nm if ay . Mella ay e L “WILLIAMS Agent, 81 yest. loose or get out of 1] You will save time and money by bringing your Stewart Speed- ometer trouble to this Authorized Stewart Service Station, where it is our sole business to take care of those indispensable aids to safe and satisfactory motoring. . | ay Reng St. Louls Il _ , : — : 70] ——_-_- -—— ~~ - ———— ~.— : |GROCERY—And market, or will trade. 5144 and living roo 2007 N. Broadw 3 | SHOOTING GALLE nplet | Ne eee cleerird $100 en wen orang At | “TS sian aati Rocher cede SHOOTING GALLERY —Completa: alreads The Stewart Speedometer is as finely made as a high-class watch me 8 Fiseting at GROCERY—And meat market: good ioca- dally: bargain 07 Pontiac ble dg. to M. Ross, 920 I a HKeaume and V : ’ Fanth, donires vomnoction with St. Loutsens | Sues, 820 tion; low 7 : ietaklame even more susceptible to mal-adjustment. vat. Thenateh GROCERY—s6000; rent $30: living rooms. | located MISSOURI INVESTMENT (eo in wit invoice about &7200 Jeanne de ce camern ossiene: . ge eh oe), ‘ Ay 7 4h ¥; "i eetperaaialatay © SFTORE—oOld estab lished I, RE STAUR. ANT- Good lo ation: established 1. _ _ . or anagement, handling o 227, PO ISPATCI (eo Metrnr * 1RO? » Pestalonzt trade. 4121 Manchester, ti STOR E—First-class: ice cream, cigars ar but rat-cl ° cre are an a Stewart factor of accounting; best references given and mp a” . * . : cto as -trained man should install them or adjust nad owner is forced ta « hecatise of leaving J IN 6700 = _ Hras iway. e rar ehedis N12 FHodtamer nt. STORE--Good clean sto *k of merchan —_ " HOLBRMX K, ARIZONA outright or if mutually aatisfactory will carry: estat lished 15 veers: or for rent $85: you can pa ra cash bal ance month- | N ‘ ; é i , Mh 1 nis + r| . ’ 7 . Te } vic Wa Tal RAT @ana” ————- ocation to wells drilling now Thore inter VICTOR WM. RE IT? RE ALT Y CO.. ing cash business; will invoice, “1 S| RESTAURANT, 8650: rent $20; living rooma. Manufac ‘turers, Attention! BOARDING HOUS SE—Delmar near Grand: St YTovts av 7 ' - - " } RE ST Al +s NT }’ rt - $1000: rent $2 1: in- } eet on carnis al leat For particulars. app?) fo furnish invostment if pro vaitio z ing exnenses long established: want to are ard preposition | war ye $700 cash, or trade; bargain. Pox tion; low rent. Inauire 3305 Meramec. (c92) REST Au RANT $550. rent $18: central! y STOCK—of. fe ne ral merchandise, in grow “manufacturer making or working : ” ‘ : re wi a preferred but not essential: ai SINBSS—FPORD WITH STEADY HAUTL,- —SSeurt Investment Co.. 407 Pontiac Bidg, 407 FP ontiac Bide or will purchaser, Box T-3v7 ith - ~ ‘Dieaion ; None but genuine Stewart parts should ever be used, and none : musicales mt ' : cay services. n execut , ‘ities; gc mig ——- Py: a — cow . ‘ ' th Boe O96 sn oxocutive capacities; good knowl: | Sivaix mas _—Letablished. paying. in Weat | GROCERY— Rest S800 Investment in town: RES’ TAURANT Doing good business; oppo- | —c"™dy: cheap. 1211 8. Jefferson. | sores fequired. Rox © TO, _Post-Dispatoh 1 ' e 1 ctininoeman a * as, , lis them. —_—--- ——— ——-- other bhusinese intereete; wil] elther sell | GROCERY STORE —Good location: cash and Rist AURAN PW ei! pay ing: day trade 875- M ‘ost oosne: = _ — in good town. . / , (;erald, have engaged the services of Geologist consider partner who can manage business | wir) Axtures: recrifice, Rox T-410. P.-D.iic) | ly. Rox € $1. } Post Dispatch h. 3" - . = trade make & Personal investigation of my Hol-| #8900 and are tnterested don't waste my oo id can bh 4 holdin An } im * ’ —— _ in large or small tracts at $3, $7.50 and $10 stock Invoices around 85000 car be reduced OPEL RS DRA ae Se ae ae r acre, price depending upon nearness of | to mult purchaser. See and he convinced. GROCERY—Mea@and vegetable market: do- | sacrifice Iv STAR Etzel, -) ted, ; micat | one a ow me ‘ TAILOR SHOP $1100: rent $25: lease. Mis- ee kindly get into communication with 12 Ch eatnut at. i ood tan : Rox T-40, I ont Dist mat: m pguick Mea! combination. 407 Lrooms, | i : eourt Ini estment Cw 407 Pontiac Bids Ort i ee. Toms aon “nto (jranite ~ - . . -= G I [T Ss ry A j ~~ k i f ‘ dg -- . i after June. 12 Present addrens, CATR—-Rooming Say ice cream aaatew well estab! on oe et yy “fixtures: eo --— -—-—— — — TAILO!IY SHOP—Good io ation. 1654 S. Jef- J, RE! MONT, S111 Delmar. St. Louie F Bore, Fountain and soft drinks: doing 81°00 and Rlac ketane _ meer AY RANT ~ Well established. — centra! ly ' fe ren al a = *"rrearcow | to on usiners month worth thei -> - bye eated; ekcellen opportunity for instal- T , a) , | ing cafeteria; sacrifice. Box B-153. Fost Al = 3 tow “ NS Comnten. , eat ewer or call quick, Geo. F. Goullee. Wells- cheap rent, with SS ag have as h. ai ae ——-——- OPENING - ville. Mo stores: will sell eithor Sidney TSS, ’ RESTAL RANT. on aiae” aan oe TATLORING BUSINESS We! established “NiNGg : iets Sent — sulin aalitale — ee rat-classa, and dinin sou Very , » ss i — CANDY © TORL-—lIce cream and cigars: close GROCE RY- Well estab ened oe ane lo. — must sell quick on ace aunt rr a8 town paying business; low rent: price little ems reguired: ntral, ‘on? | to theater, South Side; good atand. Inau'tre cation ow rent; steady paying business; other business: best location Aopn!lv ' -~ . SI"CINEes r h and East &t. “ye still open. Phone! "to" Meramer at (ef2) | Invoice about $3000 | Sterling Apt. Cafe, 5316_ Pershing (e) : 4 ae heat ‘Hide.. Sth roe ene “ , ae A + 9} eee ——— —- - ) ath ' trol: ‘ am., ,. and Locus . B 4 omega ax = . a ANDY STORE F xeellent Incation: ving GROC! E. RY ANI » ME AT ‘QIARKE T ood Tone RES TA RANT— Rent $25, with livin room) : - = TY, a tKIN ' — _ ss , . »sroposttior ' k ff \ g : " = « ’ Zoo Ooca- 00K bus nese: sacr ce accotnt s *kness: . , {) x (; PLANT Comp! ete wit? nsiness rganizing “ ompany | abn’? a = e offer BROWN CO.,, tion.’ Box F-872, Post-Dispatch. 2) f 50: investigat e before buying. 1407 8 I motors. al lee plewelee eveteen: and’ & ~ uM ait tn common eclaration o ee ; ER a. ee 7 ae roadway Call Tyler 2189. ' 7 ae " UKROCKERY AND MARKET—The —— nm eemaiiinen porta; aot (Tt dM. og RL AR c ART ENTERS Two, nonunion; call at 1422 stock and trade is here: we are leay ing: ' RES TAU R ANT ~Low rent; under ‘lease. sur. i Bay, Sit Semi wetnked enateer ahnct | =. _ Compton _today nner attrttiitiom.,.| ‘* You want @ money-maker, look at 6659/ rounded by 5 large factories: a real ee | BR ( IK HO r ietitbontes. trustiers ahiesmen and launch CATERING (one of the doing lawyers; removed to larger -_ ' . a” ' mA, oe rcVTTorEr. re oe @ ya . a. CC || 68n exceptional business corne ‘ VO" oOusiness; wonderful opportunity t Chestnur wt FIN ANC? lat = CONFRCTIONERY Poasltis lv bigwest bar. | GRO ER} ' Confec seoner) , epiendid oppor- large income: income in ‘n amg vy riche party : price reasonalbte Box R.- 140, | TION DEVELOPMPNT co | gain ever affered: rent only 860; under 10- | tunity Cor young or old oye one Ca fix-| VICTOR WM. RE ITZ REALTY Co. | Post-Dianatch, : : pce@int « - ‘ re : nr 0 > » 7 ‘ eT - . - ppeeneen ‘s show you the legality on organising teed $0.00 ae yet te od hey sd P ost nae ms. == 810-12 Chestnut st. MAIL ORDER BUSJNESS— With about Oo ene this way or “yt ae 0 equip sacrifice for $11,- | mete: bebe wal Vearry ng. deliver ne 81000 We TAL MIL K STORE -Good - business 150! rood accounts, over 100 per cent profi: - ‘ Ae . delivery. money wy rowing fi bilit Imited wn CONFRCTIONERY: With 3 ving roome;) maker: price $70, Box B-S9. Po1y- S qeew ng. Fas arg tS Unlimited; owner a = def ENTH RETAIL. HARERY— ROUTE With — Ford | MOST rkc tnt oe td protuct mm my, Rababititarabarititatarakitatar drat cat tate : my ' Ma. ow] De 99 | $200 weet, rent $14; daily receipts 815; price | 7 m BRY_tlo0d A r° $6) ris food location: plenty room for Dart cash. balance tern m . heal , as — > ' AN OIL ce Nitta fustneae. bro" ise have "verengi | 10h manth: tor aale or exchange, tor small real ane French = sake Ppet cent promt: «big barmain ay penn — Tonic nice little business; $700; also have severa! + ‘ - or sma — 2 rags He ee ee . Fy) he ‘— bargain at $12 a - 3 8 le i? §€6My free hook a er bul'a'ne AIT Chinnewa, . MANUFACTURING Woodenwar eae , o expiatne ctler ro Aa barga lr ~ q i RE XAI. t, DRO G STORE ij 4 opportunit y | Ady. aa aad poe meen 8 on ieee PERE? BUSINESS FOR SALE . ‘ __ BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR te ms. NINTH ; 700 . : — o~ tit i i aaa — > tin t , ‘ . mteresting and inetructive and CAFETERIA: Downtown: lew rent: good GROCERY--And meat market: cash trade: for live man; good business: own must be solid quick lee S200. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE—In North M TE NE 4 TELE : -XCHANGE—In North Mie. SMENT HOUSF-—7-family: $1500 dow 4 . ‘) 3 as % ANY business sold eutel one —* ; Stewart he Products § *.* (ott te DAN HYLAND, = — Gad . — MGR Service Station ‘FIPT M" On St. Louis 3206 Locust . Bat: acer eee Heel Mill 4 rit to sell me * and eave vou money Containa jesas: weekiv receipts over 1h: uet neo cdenlers Invoice about 2x “elp edverticine Rent without obiiration rifice for ™ cig ’ Lome ggg $4200 per month: ne agents ~ 7 fa 7. | omen Log 3 B — required, bal | eS whey tad nr ae! Doultry sourt town of 600; modern plart ) lance ¢ as . i - . ’ “ ry ’ . . si very ason bie r exc? an . ‘ i" l, ‘ N ‘ i : #)? ; eet MH. SAUNDERS 1121 Denham: " ee ee ’ a GRot ‘ERY AND MEAT MARKET {OO ROOMING FloOUSr 10 rooms. full: — MANUFACTURI! ave several large ’ FE REILI y Hb syn, | R, y br sae 1Z1N By I Must sell: taken for nver, Colo. ‘98, CLOTIPS CLEANING STORE Second-hand weet, completely rogy - ae ] voing wnilce ee 1) my} er _1TT4R : . manufacturere who we « nings for men ; «i SS SSEe Ss tate »GE.. ; : J cash, or car in trade “00 inpeenmmemeeianies aa Rng ame cleaning a na rerairtir g& rtore do sieady business price $2 ow ~y —_-- — - fal Various cepartinent ' inwast fra _ rs a ’ : Soot N Taw lor av geod husines®. Anoply Herman Joiten: k. ST On IS RUSINESS Exc HANGE ROOMING HOt SsE—jé roome;: income sa aS to BANOO. with C good cha: ~ | TINSHOP--Old and well-established doutg wv ' \ ¥ * , € Dur . ¢ nh way ror, Ma: ae ' site ot Tth flonr Victrola HY! dc. Sth and Loc unt (oa. __ Miseouri Int estment Co 407 Pontiac Ride to make paying conne ) a. al ee . cood business with toole, con ' lete: Al lo a IZING LAN Tr test ej ulpped, ; uring the vear 1919 t ® —— GROCKRY AND MBA rs Good location. ola | ROOMING HOUSKE-—s rooms il furnished ant | ty io iso large plumbing shop. Black on t. oF ag eg ok on” om Alten, | Daten =printes 6 em of nt "7 , TILLINERY- 2? good bargains b 3-roen ims Forsythe a' ‘ iayton crows = —— = “Wa ——>- %, : ’ ; as 3 m | . —_—— - ~ JEWELRY STORE nts [1.153 more “, ?7 BUSINESS WANTED | a aut | CONFECTIONEIA lee crean @\ ini; & established, dotng 82000 monthiy business : 8170 a month tneome i 7 . . , ; - o——— —-- a — e “ao 1] ‘ . apartinent: itmweot ver S2te will , ' Coo vit tele ail Place, an) ow . . ’ 4 boa: let with s us. Reom yy CUNFECTIONERY--OC mmali piece. $).° price vueees we be teeters i AE a P x. Rin MING HOUSE-14 roome rnished for, fice for $2000 e over se"); ik @acri ou. A Poadedart crea ; d coing bu ness wt Semee renmie a amend ¢* po FotUmrR ether Br Give +“. (2) Cali 426 Bastion. j CHANGE )T Granite B lds iv. 7. housekeept “se, @.Wwaye ‘ sem MN ST LOUTS RIsSINKESe exe ‘T NGE t Proper ' ~~ RtION On “Sarnth a | Y equipped on tT ‘ ombined . — 28-8 ,aen ngion. (‘@a.) Tth fioor. \ ictrola #: ag &th and o ust ie Grand pea — ett * ac mun of sick Pe LAJUILS * ; . EXCHANGE nee. HY th ms. . 127 e« Oran . Tth ¢: or. \ : ‘r i a I ¥ mi by a” ; i ecust (e) NE Ra Geet lee Mader inerneiart nema daly cheng

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—: a eal 7 pes eT Meee Y —— ' MPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUSICAL| Eg ee ee RR. ne ae ee pee ge > Ee ereereree wee ee. ee ee IPT Ie ow TR me “IN N » al ™ to Section “B”’ Boats, Jaunches.... Books, Periodicals... — See Section fetable dealers, Urb at Soulard l yesterday by Con Auento—-Wemen.. paw e . Aanastume, Fish... Attorneys. Exchange (Misc.).. ; Canvassers, Solicitor ind five of his der Carpet Cleaning... of violating a city For Sale (Mineel.). wteeeeoee i by weight lieteag —s. Houses, THomes. Real Estate, Farm Lands, Financtal eae) Help—M »n. Boys... ---->: 2 Help—Women. Girls ..-..-15 Horses, Vehicles. ....---++-2% Hotels..... ae Household Goods. ccine o8oE 17 Houses, Fuarn., F. S........ - 17 Instruction (Misc.).......-10 Instruction (Auto).........19 Instraction (Musical... .... 33 LESS, PRODUCES MORE. 4¢ D9? PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY, PROGRESS, PROFITS! INDE = fo Section ns 37. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. Pianee—Musical.. Printing. Addressing .. Miscellaneous Wants. . Moving and Storage.. Resorts, Country Ha. e See for Ueouses. Homes, Real — See Section A Mia rete isda Financed -+» 22 ) Reaommates 1 .. 23° Sterage. a .«+.1& | Roome—For Colored . 23 }) Stowe Repaire.......«..«+38 --. 11 ( Safes Se are ... 22 | Telking Machines ........99 coeeeee 2 | Salesmen _. secodecces ce & SEINE ss 5e64 00 +--+. 24 ) Salesewomen........ -- «e+ EO) Teollet Articles. ....6 «++-+-43 occ ch } Memeee...... ccc -...+ 19) Dende Sheools...... .....« , - 1). : “mediums ey spenkere. rials. Stewart inciple makes accurate and ). MAL LON— nptered Into rest on Saturday, fn lon fade fines A beleved wife of irace, and our dear day « $x. re. subject, tualism ( Can Do f BE OCCULT SPIRITUAL RCH, 3754 Olive et. sharp. closing at 9%. uneral will take place from the family 615A Pleasant street, to Due notice of time will be Cc | scpowe EL on ne a 7 ‘nto rest Saturday. pammens + Isabelle | We vee LOUIS cuvncn, Rolla si. Medi age 2 ave- and reet room ken daily. f Member of KR. M. P. omer: re greatest week's geriee of talks on applied * a.m., at 1438 Farra- Melcher (nee Ward), ved wife of Albert Melcher, Marion and Robert Melcher, daughter of Mr. Foster A. Ward and ter eister-in-law and aunt, June % 1920, at 10:40 ower of the sub- “Conscious. t the Toy, Theater, ll give two 10- minute in her thirty-first eanne _ Arman, musicales at the eo this wonderful Mathew Hermann We as gone avenues, MOEL \ ER roptered to “Valhalla Ceme- ic) —_ Negara Bridie avenue . beloved father of | an ASR % IA TION— Mercy us Woodring and others MONAMAN- Sugdenty, , Taylor, Sundays, & pb. n. ) ahs or CHRIST: Abner and George Willfarn Mona niversal Brother- | : ‘ and dear —- of Catherine Wines, 6. Dp. 27: 30 ‘Lafayette ee ORGANIZED SPIRITUALIST ffiliated with State and Sg lly oa cee oils of “y Coad South Proadway, ‘hoe anys mi. xD ri Mt ey PPhoe 4 Ca Moynihan, ave gon Evans avenue, Monday, June ST ~ . “4 a icain wont avenue. Kendrick ‘Counc 4 3 Name Society. i> the many ARTEN— Entered jate reat on Saturtav Pr *e brief Uiness, Teresa pelavell daughter of John and Delia ~ Frank M. misehe. ptsenrce thie life axe (4 years, She was a good member of Naom! l4dge No. 0. r Aegia Temple No. of Pp. May God bless her spirit forevermore 80 tnote it be. Am In memory of Amalie Murphy, who nt four years ago, June 7, 1916. Juat four years ago you left us; Tiow we miss you, Amalie dear. And remember all a4 kindness As we drop @ silent tear. J Your aunt. MRS. F. SCHUMANN. memory of my darling, my onl Sov Georre Bucher, who depart thie life fone’ years ago today, June 6, 1816: My darling. how I miss you; 1%) Penton etreet, eee iy | cnt ack. aan Bt. pout avy. Sun- : Th a ' ry at ion w arren at. a uneral from Geraghty's Due notice > ‘tiene. June 3. 191: father of Fraacis P. O'Donnell and Mrs. FE will take place trom art Donnelly’s funeral l mased Was a member o Fire Department, Engine Company 2 ALMER- ~Entered + er, bel ved CA ° Phin BH and dear father © ry oh CH, 1515 South 7th. arcus. Tuetdays, Fri- | into pens on Friday 8 ho m., pi tert THE SOUL Meetings and AMMA. ; Garrison avenue, GRANDPARENTS, MR. AND thet at ee a ee - - + — DEATHS of M *Giesler and Albert. G. at the age os if years Funeral on Monday, June 7. at 2:30 p. from resi nee, 4015 Ww abada avenue, halla (“emete —_ NBE Ris. Entered into reet on June 4, 1920. at 11:10 p. m., Rodenbere (nee Walters), relict of Rodenbere belov ed mother Charles, Jobn. Willf ar A Frank Albert and Harry Hodenberg. mother-in-law. grandmother a Kreat-grand mother at the age of &1 Y9 months and “4 dava Funeral from family residence avenue, Monday. June 7. at 10 a. ent at Salem Cemetery. —~Entered into rest Saturday, 1920. lillian May Roe, daughter W. Roe. darling sister of Charles Ernest H. Roe. Funeral from the W agoner cl hape', Olive street, Monday. June 7, at 10 30. a. Interment pri ate. ROTHW EII. ‘Entered Into rest Thursday, Ss i920.. at 5 pv. m.. Peter beloved father of Mamie, Elizabeth Wilhelmina and Adele Rothwell, son-in-law, brether and brother-inu- axed Ol vears Funeral from CUabken's c hapel, street, Monday. June 7, at St. Mary Magdalene Church, thence Peter and Paul's Cemetery Was a member of St. Be rnard’s. ichelas and Hessen Be nevolent 80% leties. SCHOENHOLY 1920, at 1:30 p Ti.. Matilda A relict of Jom bp? ~ Sc noe nholv. nother of Matilda Yan da (nees J. Schoenho!lyv, Alma Watsek Si h oon holv), our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and grandmother, vears eral Tuesday, June 8. at 8:30 a. residence of daughter. Mrs. Matilda “2015 Ann avenue, to AssuMm thence to SS. Peter and Paul’ SCHUMAKER-—Mntered Into rest on Tur " i June 1, 1820, at 1:30 a. m., Schumaker, husband of Kather aker, brother of Joseph and Emma reaton (nee Schumaker)? Interment at Short Hilis NX / June o, her tered inte reef at j ie, ». MM ‘“haries if Sieeel, belove of lilzabeth Siese | inee Wilser father of Elizabeth an] Neoma, of Lovis and lena Slesel inee Heitz) leur brotner of Louis 1li., Earl, Mrs. Marga cchub and Mrs. Tex Moore and our a bre er-in-iaw and uncik « | vey } tfa*n a hie o avenue afier 10 a m = ' Due notice o if funeral will be Riven, Was i member of Benton Cam \\ is yy Members of Benton Camp Neo. 248. W , earnestiv requested to attend of our late sovere(lger (Charles Time of re eral from: residence, avenue, appear in death ! li, Se att MACHLR ( jer Mn tered into rest on Friday and 1% days 7 Funeral Monday, June 7. at 1:30 p residence, S740 Acme avenue (‘hbristi Chureh, at Jennings, to » Calvary ( eretery kntered into rest on Frida Levy at 10:20 a e'e of 4048 Cote Brilliante ather of Mrs. Paula Rubie Finke and Mrs Anna Heben aoe our dear father-in-law grandfath: , Funeral —— the Provost-Drehmann 3710 Nort) ‘jrand avenue, - June 7, at 2:30 p m VANDEWALLE- Entered into rest on Sat June 5, 1020, at 4:15 p. m., Vandewalle, beloved father of Mary Margaret Steeb (nee Vandewa!llo) dear father-in-law, grandfather _gpreat-grandfather at the age of | months and i days. Funeral wt!l take place on Tueeday. 2p. m., from the family reside nm rado avenue, to St Boniface Church’ to Mt. Clive Cemetery. At Salida, Colo on Tuesday, llian Wunech «nee Hite) a 1pL0, La! ~wifo of lLouts Wunech of Dorothv and KFdward Wunse daughter of August and Elizabeth (nee Schener), our dear sister, ter-in-law, daughter-in-law, axed LY vears. Due notice of funeral from _mother, Mrs Hite, o314 Nottingham Cc) wil] be given — ee eee ew CARD OF THANKS _ Pe a ae We wish to thank our many friends for sympathy and kindness shown late sad bereavement in the loss dear sister and aunt. Katie Marin: beautiful floral offerings many LIZZIB FITZGERALD AND FAM- ~— wish to extend our sincere thanks to our friends end relatives for their expressions of sympathy and beautiful offerings, also the pallbearers Father ©'Fliynn. in our sad eravement in the less of mv beloved wife *~ dear mother, Mra Marv Britton. | THE RRITTON FAMILY. ee’ We wish to extend our most sincera thanks, to the many relatives and friends and | erhood of Ratlway Trackmen, for their manr | flora! offerings and kindnesses during the sad bereavement in loss of my eeteyed husband and father, GRAHAM AND DAUGHTER. to thank — relatives and frienda for sayminpathy shown us tin the loss of my daughter, Mary Spleler: also the Hev H. H. Schroeder, « arene wifes and our dear (jriesedieck Pros.’ Brewery pallbearers, and for the beautiful floral SPIELE a" husband: MR, JOS. ERN parents. es We wish to ere our most sincere |. to our relatives and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us bereavement and for the beautiful offerings. in the lose of our husband and father. Jacob Krieger. thanks to the Rey. AN a raft and pallbearers for their serv | MRS. JACOB SRIBGER “ND SON, We wish to extend our etncere thanks to) our relatives and friends for the kindness | and ermpathy shown us in our late bereave- the loss of our dear husband and Zack Smith. Special thanks to the Neleon KE. Arerood. the oem wo Workers’ Union No. 64 an lietlage. ey also for beautiful floral offer T ile BE R E EAV ED ‘FAMIL Y. We wish to oxtena i our sincere thanks to our relatives and frienda for the ness and sympathy shown us In our be- /'reavement occastoned by the loses, through of our dear father and brother, August Osburg. We wish alao to thank (, Kramer for his pravers and -| benediction, the pallbearers for their serv- ; Lyon Council, No. 21, Jr. O ! and Ziewenhetn Broe. for their untir- | ing and avymopathetic assistance rendered. THE REREAVED FAMILY. We wish to extend our most sincere | thanks to our relatives and friends for the kindness and evmpathy shown us in bereavement in tha loss of my dear father. grandfather and great- grandfather. Herman Menniges We also wish to thank the reverend clermrv Peter and Paul's Church, espectally . Father Stevens, for his kind and con- soline words: Mr. Wingbermuehie. undertaker, for hia efficient service. beautiful floral offerings. THE BEREAVED FAMILY. IN MEMORIAM. heaven, only knows. You are gone. but not seogetton, the ones who loved you I, M SHIPLEY, MRA LOST AND FOUND ELECTRIC WIRING, ETc. 1 Entered into rest on Triday, ‘ze oO p. m., Harry M. Ratz, ! of Neliie BE. Ratz inee nee. | dear father of Jacob W Ratz FOR ADOP TION - ANSWERS TO QUERIES | i i i ih ie ih nm he As we have no information bureau, sible to answer queries by Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehard. NN LO OOO GOONS OOD DOD OSS SS OOOO K.—We do not find the toast) ever. ‘ i ry » | ost, Thursday morning. ne Saiisfactt he r Wilitl ATS, 472 Baliviere nad th and Olive niiieetaiitii the form of a flower with small’ Tae Baw. Cooke Biectric ‘%., liewased a BA to Va!- in canter. Return to 20> Commer bonded elemrictans. Phone us fo tiovd and fixtures estima tes, Cane 16i4, : sculptor’s locket, monogram | —**4Bt and Gano ave - Lee line or LI nn “ Greve, re r4 Henton st, MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Lore wlilwe rr, on Welleton car SPECIAL eae nations or r ani cating as a 3Q ane i wv a Mm. Sa tlurday Fe A‘ _ Le bi Al’ ER ANGING-CLEANING CcCO.— A world s sate rnat ee crens aes ‘KER Levmt, Tue sia‘ night tw imately 43 nations have H6e03 Vir - — — ——| er tm (whan S71 iM ft. r "a> ‘a deal “ia care vawes, $47: please return, _entry. Kes. 6740 Raymond ay 427 S. Broadway: reward CALL Central 16, LBomont LIST: high-class S10, Folson avenue working furniture — shine: brass beda rene reward. 4440 Vista Wore gale baked on tron beds, (‘raft «eo ta: oy Morran t; eonsistin f one $20, one! —— ee two §1 bills. reward low CARPENTER “WORK, house re aire, alter@e would not be wrong of a good preservative gubstancs ‘Ss a et nly WOrAINE girs Ss Tey fnVels a of L. Murray; reward. 3817 GRANITOID — CONTRACTOR— Anything ‘a “that at ice pe’ of thre and one-half ee eges y bear the origina MIDDER.--We street car: Between Virginia and Second and ‘lark: §5 re | Kiare, Mr po a ~_——_ your Sm het like. In.a party of this On Saturéay, -June clase the yetk FORMER “ ‘ -—- --~—- —— working girl's salary. be-' ‘ ARPENTER and tobber, work of 6 all kindes Bridge and (Cirand-Leader,. or orders promtpiv attended to. 3638 Wash Washington Park car; reward. Call / OR. Uindell Tp aie . GIRL. Rig «" poh wthaggn taba ' np and repairs; vuliding Fes Lost; two pear!) Fanious Mehent rooting, screens, etc.; astimates Monday; reward. s Nelson, 1825 | Tithe d. Send postal. J. S. Feldt, 2726 iwenhealv>, h. 7 aneegeneinenlil “OF NECRTIES ~~ Lost--on | CLA THING— Dark Dine slik coat, tallored are some ships (;rand car, Saturday evening : . . n : so . giz oe. 4 le : " Kk. W. Smith, Tyler 462 + - in “April: W ashington, of}. used: neat work ng. P. liea A amall black purse, comtaining | | Aen Vie hear "a property «mall gray purse in Kroger’s, pe tnt TRON. and store fronts. Strupel rv. we . cupper. silver plating, “oxidizing, chan N._ 12th mMvi7T fs) N ¢ = ae “i. or see {r nanan. THRIF T Electrte Cea.; w« iring, Tavares: a TH 5 h . ant cement work and roof — . _ Primm _Co,, 2RIR Burd Forest 12m) ‘ \ ; - Pe wwe ‘Tost: in 0'Palion, | — je fon- | TUCK «POINTING. staining, ¢ 1 nda “ paired, waterp roofing, eto. Balwin, Victor screens ftted and repaired, best references, l MERE LL, ite ~ Thursday afternoon. !2 709 Spauldi ‘al Grand-Leader washroom. lady's silver-han paulding av. Cabany 2005 WwW I umbrella. Initiale “‘A. bk. B.;"’ TU CRPOEN TING Water-proofing: w l'beral reward for return. Mrs. le. A. Brown, guaranteed; reasonable, 116 Provench zane bl / S Saw ° ; Lost: silver; S. KR. M.; re LPHOULSTEKING and mm attress making, = . Cabany 3 34077. fe) do the best work in the city Luxe —Lost, hammered silver, at) - Upholstery, nhene LL indell T4le ks, Saturday. Coll Forest J. S& GILLISPIE Window « teaning de) house windows, lie up: house and 4 ——————— oo — work: all work done by experienced -w: gold: Tower trrove, (srand | me n \ a hone Stine 7 OaW., 12710 Dillon _ others, l0c up, Hardware. Ley Cheet.( UPHOTL, STERING and furniture Te Gelae old curniture modernize, urdav: reward. Trier 2255 that took gold watch from Mk AT La . rugs w ven. ‘ anv size , and a ’ “aT ere’ etvies or colora, rom worn ruge or please return Sarmme aa it carpets. hicage Rug ris o., 8135 OT Two flush ewitches. one S-light shower, {wo a world for which such young men vour sister Dottie's house. | PERSONAL—Wil Simon Balliman or anyone paowing his wheerabouts please notify 5027 ‘cy Call at one | 4 S 123th at 2-liaht. three 1-light: handsome cha bts a be ~| terme tf necessary Get the June —" See : have tr dor o Oliva y rh ; ‘ ‘olumbta > [BUSINESS CARDS | == | PRINTING AND ADDRESSING _ In on vee Seenae go orerety of eur | CARPET CLEANING UPHOLSTG Ad} Cheapest riace tn town for wt away one vear a~o, urdertaker of funeral Alexander . Jordan. : _American Red Cross, A TLAS MATTRE Ss CO. ~Uphoistering, i) ee nade over like new Cabany 2514, | . > CARPET Ne oN CO.— a4 M ‘ADC 10 I IN T ING CO. Bomont 852, Central 4904 (C3) 1214 Pine; high-class work: reasonable prt v rv 4 (" M ('l, sE ANERS 4 rented: beat fo _ house ee | , . delivered Forest SALA c "Hie At ar) ( ‘arpet ‘ ‘leaning | @o.: recious one from us has gone, a: 53 “ ‘al fo nia av. volce we loved ike ati!) A Dp: lace ts vacant in ~~ ai PERSONAL -Wish to locate Mr. and Mrs. Miller, whom I met in Hot Springs, ILike a beautiful rose that hath bloomed | for elght short years, and then one early Sine ‘kk and white voile: manila envelope, a: Parsons, care of Maiestic Hotel. PERSONAL—Wanted, kind- ' names and addresses thy eufferings are o’er, thy of peraens who gw man thrown to street A loor herders p painted, grained letor 47. Grand Sh r ae ROTHERS and her _ relatives Ae PE RSONAL—Bertha Maclin. ' wants to see or hear from her lore manera, Rock. As%.. Phone Forest 7808 1c tract: furniture tn exchange. Romen 189, fur niture, taupe polychrome latest effects | in «olor and designs, thus re So hag Ede STORAGE AND MO : ' Micte /¥LOOR “BOA RDS—Lost. 3 from aute: . soward: son Lave Crystal: _return 4935 Lotus, ur Emma Bohle, who departed this ‘ss eo 10 years 1 fo A loving mother, true and kin No friend ilke her on earth _ God called her home Fint in our hearts she lingers st{lL For all of us she did her metre God grant her eterna! by THOSD WHO LOVE WILL young lady on South | Grand tt wae His will— 2u12 Finney. Lindell 5124. Vietor (7. Si Iney on". ‘93. on . ina — 2 (cOoRI I The auick, cereful mever stor ladies, new discovery; clea nacking. shioping Cabany S07 ore, Grove car, Monday evening, ms will clean your carpet on the Taston av -« makes therm look like new: call us Pt . en up and we will show, 1 gallon will ciean 2° WH make every effort te piense our trade, TH); dry when clean. Delmar, Phone Grand 3741 and Victor 1@M], WN. nteth —_—_ = | PERSONAL —Thove + c abany | 6402. 5500 Ww aterman, dat west. on Ede bay or av. car opposite Washing- of &S. perce answer this. | “ihll & Co., 123 N. 1lith et. Central bd i oatnete toena- STORAGE AND MOVING 3829 Finney. Lin dail “020. . - . or eS) | MOVING Large truck ven @8 low e6 : “en ELLE SNOT ES TT ENE AE I AT a A NAN Tee tT nO ESI ASLONRAT Eat st aR sean tna Se mee en 2 a q\ iat like bardwood floor. ADV ANCE ” May trae 4‘z “4 NO Ina d urmiture, The Corner Shops, CU rt . fireproe? wareheurs, . 0210 corner Blalne and Tower Greve, Tf | Meo wing and Mt rage ("*, 3 ed: = ay PERSONAL—Ben nioqnates of 1214 Broad- lor car or 4300 ast is anxious to find his ro -_ STL —— avenue, aNA : ata Lost. white tortoise @ shee! : os bis ot ture ts requir * glasses woe Satursey afternoon, the settlement of an estate | PERSONAL Party, known who took ring Ez. CROMER, ore S... “UNDERTAKERS ~ PEETZ BROS. _ Fu 2730 a fayette av.: and carriage funerals: no charge for CEMETERY Ors se ee ee ae to sexton at Mt. in silver case: name of deliver at 221 Pierce Bldg. _ and _rec ceive ri reward. HANDBAG Lost: bank rimmed half nlasses, - ee ; -. ee. CLEANING AND DYEING GOING TO CALIFORNIA? f 2 Can eave 850 to $10 If you Join me PARENT Cleaning and Pressing Co.. Spring through ciub car to California; nN... ve. : superior work Try un. _ (cBP) goods and automobile Triephone Mr. = | 622 Pierce Hida. Clive Sled. Central am ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC WAGNER BROS. Moving and Storage Gua - ” te satiitary Warehowee for sterage of heuwsee cm) wirtng. Oxtures re helt goode: large meter trucks T*hone Roe; Penrose. fen f4le! (eo) mont 1%, Central lal and frepresentati¢ rwomes, 2 flush switches, I! _wi Lt omil re SanaON AL— —Will. lady with 2 little girls and husband, spoke about motion- ee P ota 8 L-light Axtures. Olive AME RIC AN STORAGE ¢ 0. containing jewelry = nd | in Municipal Theater, Ma Ba Beaune asked; wir na ready- built houses. uaranteed moving. @et our rate, 2415 Uae +3. Oo 2221 Keokuk. Bid- Plemont 261. Central Ay silk; Famous. Barr HAN DRBAG—Lost; 4248 Olive. Lindell 970. Fireproof warehoure lowest} ineuranceg RN ee - ee ewe os — — NU RSE—E)lderly. fornia. will care Ss a — keep mone INDUSTRIAL ELEC. &, OO. shipping. Prosser's, 3220 —~v nol wiring. motor repairing and re-| ST Central bot VALHALL LOT —100 eyuare gfost; repairt Sid m— ee owe cy cy < To cron ang lan REN A. LANGAN I") | ALWAYS beet ner vice moving, ive. VALHALLA LOT— 100 CEMETERY, Tre Fwe a ate ALL former employes of P. C. Murphy Trunk Co. report for work Monday morning, Ohio. ON ne tn EEE ROOF SBTORAG = ares SPECIAL ; | k¢ Ne RI STC oR irate co” awitches ome 4 one A and lireproof Are os for safe sterege ht handsome Astures: ail work guar- furniture automobiles bowese ofenes, ete § —In “Memorial Park Ceme- rn vi liber oe Europe. Hox T- om AL Stan AB routes ‘ RTETERY Lore. Memorial roan lect lote: sacrifice if sold today. anteed. 7 t! EGGERS ELECT RIC SEHIOP ra tinfa. worry. . eel en eur gceeode eur vty rial Park cash “tho N. Spring : De! HACK- FAMILY +O ~Yy } Section 1. | co. rh meve. feck, ahiv eervice effietens prement, Ureand-Laciede eve lL, indeii woe mar Lindel! 1518 (cov) — : ,

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A a ox me — ihe — ee "Ee ee er cr me me Sh A ge SUrDAT, JUNE 6, 1926 ) T S—WOM EN, “GIRLS: STORAGE AND MOVING MEDICAL SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS ais S/TUATIONS——MEN, BOYS | veh opts - i i i a ‘ iil ala - —~s , ‘ | ‘ " — ; Lowry tPENTER—Wants sit.. shingling,. rubber’ MAN AND WIFE—-Colored, 7 OP SEE F. > AKE Re & C (). » M can find Frederick. Dore: foot, 4 drafts CARP poet he - ¥ — a R. | tion together as porter and maid OF as _ Fox ne a ‘Post-Diapateh we ry — 187 61 LOth and Market - = order cook and waiter APpiy OUs! i Competent ee “= — hardware Our own S-story. concrete fireproof build4 Tc ELA ¢ pay y:§ sali BOY—Abeut 16 year to work in har = used soleliv as storenge arehouse: if cured. or snutt habit ured. ox a Superba CARPENTER—Sit., ag ng wr oat | | M. AN AND- WIFE—Sit ‘both cooks), white Bice ixcy Sidney. — ; . done reasonably. ™ (Crabtree, « YF an : comissars Hil SEKEEP! * Sit. by refined, middle- Call or write 40°06 Fairfax. : J 7 or i t; nn pont ane — 400 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND | GIRLS are seeking employment - — PUT THEM TO WORK! CaP ATC == eT | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS ante pou!.|HQUSREKEPER—6i. vy youne widow: al. /WOMAN-—Rellauie colored for cleaning: | BOT Good strong, for general Aue ce aC aT a rates | ota, SS onnerty Sy. (2) | Chestnut. Charlies Webb | Wants position In small family, or nursing wom. AN— Sit. colored : cook. titice cleaning | ' noch fleitner Hardware Co Co... W208. _ HKaltimore, Md. oe ell. Bomont 1507R. . an cmmemnel ah RP Bo Be, 2 years in s) | 2-381, Post-Dispatch . HOt SEKKEEPER-—Sit.: capable, trusiworth) L738R. cirinhe : ‘ Sf aoviia ‘N 0. o ‘ — - - : = oo 4 — ~wit . sa We \) " Sty eld - w“ man t) srigit. ao ; ru bal aru "7 } - - - on » M AN ny i? 5. vith vOoun A pree niddle- ageg Bel ithe nan, oF couple; : ’ I SLAN as . : ~~ . : ; . . er mt e Mo 7¢e > } OC UU) ) Mil. nis Nir Women nee ling help before and dur- ! CARP ENTE R-- Pit., Gees inechanic, repalt also shorthand and ct “flu . cr arge preter 8 suburbs Hox ; ous > peor yle's home: good cOoK walling to , , must be ambit tt ou , , os onfinerment can find assistance at the} or new; reasonahle, day or contract jov Pao a P sire » position at . ic r any corm- HoUSERKELIE ¥ Sit ‘ nem t a ttled wo ie moderate wages hest references Hox 2 ashing ton ter " ~ +, ”? >. . Pa] . “ ° » ° « ‘ : ‘ =) | ‘fr or.s d ws > . , in] r : If vou pine your order - dvan ay oulse Maternity Hospital, 45158 ‘Vash- Ziminerman, 622A s. Compton ur “~ mmercial bouse: references J oa _ core ; ~° aetimemnante nadine o78 Post-Dispatet Or young man to driv rocery wag Arve you ya pe m fent on ion ' ( 87 > 40naHit ‘ _ (en = etal oe * pow — . , Write poonch aahaat YoU TF r v x os , od ated Wanla pos) } eA. perien’ © | prefe: re: [: ; ba) pe Ween ‘ ’ é nhon ive —. . : " wr ‘ ‘y* o* : sre! rene - ae , -_ , a ae negara e OTe , : ’ " = =~ - ty - ah > 7 ’ » ; m4 xe, ~b delay: at ot T ' " CAHKPENT hit \Wante work ‘ ) ae ro. MAN Sit as asphalt plant foreman or sp Hox B- 822 Post- Dis; vate h tleon as nurse girl: xperienced good refer. Fortner'’# pens 4nn) Slat _mar Ral — ~ PROFESSIONAL pairs. aedeag ay wietekenen C m1 erintendent of a srnnartnge sapere ad He SE K. E hu PE R- A 4 Christian lady wth baie Box J-73, Post-Dispateh BOYS—Anm! young men fur work in ’ / “ ’ ; > * e c . ' : | ; " ? ] ’ . as us — - - ' : Zz > _ ——" on 1 aaa “oN fo r 3230X 1: 7 handle any make © Plant; use = ral . , can mive references’, with | te YOUNG WOMAN--Sit.: « apabi ” ‘du- chine shop Apply Monday morning B. & JULDSON .- RMATOLOG Y-—Superfiuous hair and facial | ear a =a — of manufactured asphalt; best ref feren urs of age, wishes to keep h ri cates ung Woman © J4 $ Mfg... 285) Arsena! st , iemixhes removed by 12-needle electrolysie’ | 4 ARP ENTER—Let me ounle — ee - own, met == Post-Dispat ‘ ‘wentle man of ™ or «a PA! : 1 had § ars e¢ xX pe rience i rice dives tee Thitiin Geatet tr § Tad Pp st- Dispatch ~ je monn bat 1537 Boat pene Rank Midge. | rauin Mo after © Lindel! 120; —s ancement with some mam a ring plant ” Kiel. Box 17. Route |. Gerald rT - do light hoete! [—16 veare old. to work in pi nt . . . ~ Sit.; t irive on Sunday ony. mercantile or pharmaceutical ouse inte , : a - -y ow + .¢ ‘ ore Is Household Goo ; un or ” hit nte empthepepacene, ght HAIR i “Call / FE at 868 -* a view appreciated references; bond If re . Sick WOMAN Pot t . B ork by aati ' or ‘ Sinha! ‘ atl Sa t os : “4 Pp a seh} er mae le~-Mueller Label to " . . » , A. : _—_ , 259 = te Work as / aint ermaic omont soi. Low : aa) ! erehee: yr ae, ne (or “ aren forwarded ? ' - : ; wed by S-needle electrolysis: quickly | c ‘MAL FFELK-—Sit.; youn “married; licenced ; quired Box B-255, Post-Dispatch ao As ay aon Dliapatch . shew? : fornia and Act itil 2 " A k 417 Pr rk MECHANKI Sif by allround: BO0d exe "WOM \N- Sit.: housework or clean * } BOYS With or witheou bb cles good : Te : 1 De Angee ently ‘ hairs per hour, posi-. drive any make tr uC A i! A.’ i ij un Ramant 1325W Ane envertuaity i> advaneamnel . Worsz pa Oklshonia an lo thy ; t ; ‘ , bY day or week pp'y rr , : » ts “1 vel Oo scars, best of references Ee? : ca tive can handle jeip; = lle-aged, mar- : : . —_ —-_ tY Tele ' Sranefer en ror i franspor’a SHAUFFEUR—-Sit. drive any mak of cal ried: anywhere Box -85, Post-Dis HOlSEWOMAN—sit.. elderls voman for | 4 ] Vostal Teiegrap®. 408 Wit 4 ’ ; ’ qt)” ) , " oor” ; ° ’ - . — ——— : a MISS AIDA _. MAY HAM Lindell QurvJ > MEC HANIC AL ENGINEE 2. Sit : now assist light housework and care of children: an- | | P WA N | E 1) | ae STOVE REPAIRS i ie ain — CHAT ‘. F ke { R—Sit.: good mechanic; «+ years es tender anufacturing aon swer by mail Mrs. A. Gemarsh 58027 Min . / ) the aa ELECTROLOGIS1 experience. Cabany 4943 ) a ie Rd Sissy Sac mae ie Oe | . . . gree ePSHING CHAUFFEUR—Sit. vy ‘experienced truck |’ dling men and working ox B-300, Poste HOUSE CLEANING—Sit.; by the day n- bCYS--14 to 16 years old. to work in tnachine A, ( J. BR. AL I: I? S| PI} | \ { O,. Fy SU PORERE sion sl RSREN' on ae > ot Ge her wore Box B-lw, Dispate! ities nie Romont Wo3k M EN. BOYS shop: good chance to — machinist trade — - - —-- "ont rispa ti ; ! ‘ rid, a } ; > —- - Pe : . ‘ Be ) H- 41. x U ae repeire aL : -—— THEATRICAL CHAUFFEUR— sit by young man; 7 years steady worker, wanta po sit ion .rpet any = gtr "4 ne i. x “426 i ASSISTANT JANI t— Wages $18 Ae oon BOY. S--Steady w« ork. good Ww ages Appi, PURNACK REPAIRS. | experience; can do own repair work. Box ere Rox 2 Post-D Nspatch din, Til ' Sa, ay : mM. A furnished roo Phone Long. Forest timekeeper, Woodward @ Tiernan, 200 N va: National and ther ’ T.20. Poet-Dispatch z= ; ; > oan ~engmaecape: a ; ‘¢ , : ot > . . : Yo - — _ -—-- ALWRIGHT—sit, y allround | chan '; WOLSEW “ak gr, eer ' aah. Third st : ‘ wu A. PFIPTON, 4048-50 Mastor 2) CHORI GIRLS Wt We teach: positions . : ; . , i ORK Sit by 2 ‘Cierman middie = . x — ?, ania nic . —_" Lt . fs red Relmont School. Odeon Bldg. (c) | ‘ . AUF r cs RR rn COeree. . ee Rn yng ae ile 24 . middie u ing tu aged girlie just arrived in this countr’s to , he —_— _ BOY S—15 Mos ; —_'Y for oath offi ° 7 - ; m-ciass references, GO “aN ON Ess st - pate do _do_ housework (all 1318 Kentucky = “ ork Appiy ¢ Mr Sing. agner lee “WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC : a. | family: ps + on i all ~ | | | . pp + ‘ ; nairine bert Robinson, 3030 Hickor- . ~ . — : —--- ? \ iret -« as ‘ > , ut 3 | 7 poimar = * a . coOiore ' ' ay DeT bern ‘ tt, P ‘hi j f ‘ rs 5 ‘ *? ; rt ‘ bas t Net , . , , : rv weak ROM —, a Ft rf Yu . \- i.'' nen ‘ the stage expert i} and also mechanic: private or trucx rT"? a - a eee old 14 = : 7a cn be “HY »y HULLVUERS \iust tbe ti 14arR 7; 8 rn peu ets tors Relmont Sehool, Odeon Bide . expe wm .* Bomonv 288" , ae NSS : on vs © Ae | 4 . , . a = a TY : ~1Lev. or - ‘ ost MNepaten - ; - er gg ’ * ae frames (aenerai Speciality Co., 4Uv Morgan | ¢ HAl KFEFEUR Sit nal} standard curs, fu PAPE : as ” - WAC HINE OPE " vA WALL PAPEK » $1; W ax Jalure \ ~~pramd Ride euc- | CHAUFFEUR—Bit for city or country: =e" FO iter = tL Soe ' mel ' uv7 , ‘*T ; j | i¢ S 147 \4 . ' Treo hel if? on rift g. {c) i , y 12 e . : : “ s _ , ’ teal ri . on a: , " . wa . - 7 “onl ; Fal ae + A a - . ' ae “gr will ing . ¢ alg touri! RG, 5S Feats EpSsTence registered repairing and ov erh aulin work ; VDRIESS--Sit.; bundles to bring home if rniust é 1’ rs he ING. plastering igitit clean : the rnore you iearn the best OF ref erences 47 Aubert. i o lorger 4410 vane Forest 2886 references (“all Grand Rew , " ’ a\ Lone : wen we? - ” ' , Relmont School, Odeon an | wit) - — awed chednas = a a en . : er’ a oO cecguaar od - ~_ ide £etadlished 1912. _ ie) c HAUFFEUR w ten Pi gaged oe Bs PiLtMBER wants to wo or proverty oan. LAUNDRESS—Stt. by colored; reference:!| ACLTOMOBILE PAINTERS——Apply Monday. huY~— Office bey, about 15 years of age oy SPIE . va —— = = - _-- — — ——-__ — touring out 0 S\ate party ol! ” , S000 N I1Sth st. ic) hance for advancement Buxton & \ptl " “we boy "0 work it i neighbornvod; 16 yeas m4 . OT ers, reasonable : ' Monday and Tuesday Bomont Los! 7 7a - - —- td All lines local #1 prefe rred 4521 Page bl. or Forest 2.'" ie —.-—— —i —_ ontix reiment ' good amateurs conFidered (‘ail ‘H f E 1’ R , hy ens vosition vith orivate 6.4) ; : Tz NDRESS Sit. colored woman wants AUTO MiscH ANIC First-class Apply e820 eT ues ‘ 4th st with iar A ' uae ee OP Tied « ita r ine! “ _ . ¥ + eet Call "Por vat | ‘OW iy R deri nels hite , ‘ in bundles to bring heme: call Bomont 2568M Delmar bi el) ; ; % ri ade, nlso Bove un ‘ = . : : niiv, sing! 40 nvwne ii res a - . . —--——- —- ----—- cteneanieininiataiies — rer : ; _ PAPER H ANGIANAG a Th otion - picture acting 51M - -—-- ‘ LAUNDRESS Wi ants to go out by the das AUTO ME«'HANICS—Experienced. no There ffens Paper . . ‘s ween 1o ; - . ; ‘ .) Rye , | ae = 7 } 4 ‘ ry : » ‘ : ; I . , yt (“oO work ruarante: ms 7 ' . one orutior ANG ‘dancing Belmont Schoo), "REE U) RR Sit by wvoune narried man. j h nr ; doe iB og i 3 .* Heau! 1 ont - +) . ! { Mever Motor rT yarn N. Central sons Pr oaine oe ari | makes of cars; good me v0 an nee a vs er 1, Y aia rer LAUNDREs sit well experienced TITen ASIFC AE A : . PAi PERUMANGI je iret - ea ‘ work reasonable: sample te . overalls, $140 complete S4AITA AUT Wiitties ety ” Al NDRE SS—Sit. by guvod white, to bring lore, & Baek coenee ee a = e you residence Chas \ I nion (c) la . sit youn colored mat . only 2004 Shenandoah piv at 7 4 Nict herson, Mondays _ic Hetween 1+ and a 2 r = " £ : : ; aw ; 4 ndoa : . righ hen ‘th et. SLIDES ~Paow re & Rheostat wiring carbon ' ly » fo drive ear through to New Li b ae . ‘ tai —_— a wat colored Manda: ma AL TONtOKIT r NPRMCTIANIC, ‘ADDY D rm aa ae i Bh ny ' ~~ --y ——— - . " . 2 , ‘ofarenres ' > ’ ‘ ti \ . rae ; . “ . . Ver 4 ‘ aul kK aay anc ement Apply i vlan tA a x + hall . ; . pr Ze : - on mi Sf. Pr RI 2 ; = — . ried " | s#TrY) iller once?nrni, Wit eariy viey . or three davs each wu Pek oR 28 Ww a! rrr - AR ~ 2 Le UST a ‘ a _ Tran sfer BR “Oa tu ay and Ssnoruce, 2nd fioo! i A, PAPERING 3 / pen , har! LAUY- Or gent, to take part interest in an Ym . SH.) Whe, = tha ou. ie > irive rvosition age “4 years 00d racre ae? aaa ee rrINTy er enmant oa eanab} f » oret, 1419 Dillion Sirines established business gmail in estment. wit: manic: 7 vears’ experience: wants position ie “ah rps Fee Ba, ~ ‘hss-—rood: for Thu sday and |‘ : ro = Pe Lx perien i. » apace oF BOTS v aa work © pene) Ss! . * . ’ ; f i ’ $ ' or hy he , ; i ‘ nee. VW ted nanageria 7 ; ; P. Bomont xt VaR nil] a shop tn Fb Auto & SUupp.y {o., e‘y ‘ ’ irfrnent opportunity War * all or part time: call Sund, ivy. 10 to 4 Con- with private or truck; does own mino re fyiy tial '$: * reek Bo ; ; TY : “ ' ii ‘ 6 ’ : 7 ‘. ‘ if : ieee o : ce ) s Paper citan ne Riess rk gual pow eed pe Rl eiioe a7: ra nas. pair wort Rox BR-199. Poeet- Dispat " » :, ‘ost ‘1 ys ia y > per wer x “NDRERS Wunts gents washina — oh Di (ity. Kia } arn he GAN w nd ] FF ra ux Adam A room up. Central NR «pen today. tce en ol? Lh = plies, S125 Cs , ; — oe ——--h ' =~ we . v on ae . "TOM Ty > WASHICRS. Uxverienced Mlectric ede nao, Ff —-. -—— —- - : : ‘eK t-—Sit.: a a s ! : x mending S525 N. 26th st.. rear ‘ soon we © ' --—----—- - - . " : ‘ ' 4 il RE Ol TF IT Powers Mna- H Al 1 fF Kt K =e . Aak aly ~ nl ro | sevVenry “are . y= _ . ae . im ; ‘TT j if ._~ , : r . . WALL }’ APER ele ined fresco. paint ana ” , ‘ ¢ m0 foldir drive truck knows county: SAL ke "SMAN it. , a i eve©>rn veal é, AUNDRESS Sit =mall taundie waashit wi ealary: al “Tg ny bo.seiers and cat Boys 1” vears old an up. to learn rate weodwork washed; rooma, 81 up re ore st re, atlacninents, an 0 Lf ; , perience: city preferred Hox B-li4. 1 . asa isin | cleaners Anoly "“U24t De'mar ol fel) »! good nay t start excellent op rive bo ’ ’ cneai W -_ Alt imbaugh. Brown- experience gd; can do ? good ret — = = . — to orine home good work S18 8 1Or} nnn - 4 :. t Ie . ron tine ro a 0 - bi I ; K,, ee = ie? } ioe _erence Webster 14340J SALESMAN—sit experie " ate or ; — : — | portunity Apply to Leltgh Benana Ca» “lLdy CALL and give estiniate ar your A ail - —_—— — - TiierERCU K S mens - travel; axe oa : x ¢ at r) r 4 rd efer. DRE as Sit es col re CSOs COU , ‘ Tw WwW \ialrn af a 2 " , . »s , ' ‘ 5 Ae! lami, ; . re ers 4 c rs "y } * 7 9 m . — ee - _ - Paper cleaning Rowers Co 4244A As! THI ATH uc Al, P BOP s > Rehearse vou! acts HA it. aaa yOuns : ; em ‘es and education «oO Ziti. Poet lis . fer ali tie “i uires all , | 2418R : \ | | ONMNOBII > W ANH F R trieht ti assist in advertisitnz sup land av Colfax 2072 or show. in Ward's lage van ay? wl years ——— : aan" her i SALE SMAN Rpec! eye wires po- | -ALN DKESS— Wants bt ndies to bring home 7 ; oo war ’ r 20 of large manufacturing concern 0, wanted to learn acrobatics, $2 month. 1607) can do Tepairing: 7 salesman Cenres p referer e > : Sa nirt wTX? . . lana@ar > Ruck > paper ! ’ v ’ . , — tr t. eferences nreat O454V ’ en ’ > : , in! or \ mee? hue # Stove AINTING And ok hanging; str ANefferson, ' work: good reference. Webster 1340) ian me on aM P, ©Sey BOX |. : — ca . I: IN le Pt Ss] | i »N I OR rm ty . 24. en (ef Aret.ciass union workmans ip guarante ARTY — o> | KE. Krause BY t 1» LAUNDRESS—W ants emall bu « t ri nd R anges Co, AVON 2 ' _ Ct Win W eakiv SO OMID ~~ Jefferson Victo rm tt nance pate;n te amusement MR .. AA ——E - . - home B in on , aly 4 ree > > ~ - a ; no yea : : = : sel } tal 7 a : Stone cane ani fr, , heme iomon , : i to 18 bright, ambitious, for cen devi: e fe “ature for big park; $i 5000. wil “HAW r *e El R Sif yvounge colored nan . ssn . : ‘ Hienstiiie a with i ii —_ — ~ —_— RIGH | | ARTY . W ILL ' office t f x Pie boys for work i ‘ A] tock putting up erders, etc.; experience rot start Box T-375, Post- Dispatch would like to have position with some oe Se OS Seapets fm vy ialiaing ‘o. = NDR ENS st eed hi a — 9 > a : ‘wor : ‘iT lc't t ‘tone has Dane an, res " ’ Reyry : rb. 4 j , \ ‘ } av clea ne -+ . } AY THE LA RGES'1 necessary ; good chaace for advancement. Mr. Hughes, Meyer Bros. Drug Co., 4th and APE CLEANING ltiooms Ne and up v . 4 sn» dd ‘ ‘ vo “ ~ "hae ‘ihe - - «@ ' one goin east or West: best references nove Pitt : : ahi _Romen ernhert Cha: Pity 1;11 Wash et CAKNIVAL CO. Wtd Merry -go-re ‘und and Rex T ag Post-Dispatch ' ; thin gto CS) ' LAW NDI ESS Good wants Thu: “lar ; ‘ | AR \ IN ( ITY . APPLY Clark ry . Ferris w meet and carrv-all; for week hegin- | OS ! = , " i sa . ; ™ ‘ i .* miles of at. Al b. Rox F.180 gS a Dis July Chas. Ault, 25 Sumpter Little’ CHAUFFRUR—Sit.; married, age 37; de- 3 AL, be nM AN it.. | ~ Bi rida) 414] Lucky. Emma Gettip — : owes i da Hot, Sporines, Ark sires position where lone experience on desires aie yt *i ks aU N IRE SS Sit. byw first-class colored; BOY--To work in linen department, count.ng WA LL. PAPER cleaning Ca menerse ter | La... ort atrau high-@rade cars, careful driving. mechan! : “1; best references. Box B-178 “ bundles to brine home IAndell 3435J R EPUBI IC G AR AGE 2653 o | 12 : y #3 oat easetul work Tyler 144k Central NCES: N} \\ Ph). Al, ar cal ability and faithful service will be appre nal ——— ne om TAndell » 4 j Tu AEs, 200 soiled linen: houre from 12 p. eet nig FOU ; oes Poe LA't NDRESS--Bundles to. cart home for | * ».; salary $10 per week, a “‘—reTrs : lat will eave town. Pox “-o) “xp mechanical . ’ nid Als oa Witt _————————— - . , ESTt('S, Mia od “, = mF ling to 1 , , —— ‘y ‘ r , aay or gentlemen reference (,rand LA |: AY K | | IE Geez ‘hance for advancement ‘ pall at Ti, call and «ive you an estimate on cTc.. WRITE H AR TD cc ; es os soe ten. de POST We SuowE _ a ~ S487 : . Towel Service (C'o 7S Park av your wall pap, eaning Rogers (o., PO BOX 442. FESTUS MO ) CHEF-—Sit xe apts posctien In or ou “ ling ¢t e1 sth r teniporat a ea nn . anne : : 444A Ashiand. ¢ volfax. ew Ww os) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE ——————— town Rox T-20 Post-Dienatet -4, Post-Li teh LAN iy we a NEWS -Craae w ae wom a , _.. BOYS -15 to 17 years. for good, permanent - “ wis 4 ‘s ‘ ; . - —— ——2 ao . Soe: - - . — . an: first ,0OuT Gaye n Week rs Jor . ; he ‘ ; » bry . ; ‘ } itt LE > tk j > : i . ’ Ss Ni N ; ~ est 4 ‘ , | .) . ‘ , atl, © an y ma 1% pa " . ' a ed | e ro , * el el tif , + | - _ ’ } if , b | ] t sf & ~ c~ leaning: i“ . LUe ‘;e! al ij \* a il ‘ Beiteont free >. ae Ye cotah ! nt ° intelligent ferry Th e , igorouslys ’ ’ a. . , . . ti. . j A “ be 6 = 4 = ‘\ i ESS. se" it © ‘pel Tie ed, Ior AAU - BA ix ER ‘jut helper, benels work, Monda y ea ’ Seti : [on Sn) Lith an — Ps _ ALL PAPER cieaning; aii rooms, 81; liahet 1912 | (eo) Jered, references Box B-159, Post-Tis Al bd r by JPL BLN! ary wo k Monday, Tueaday, Friday. Ro and Tuesday nights. Apply S30 Hickery.ic7) ou wade A : ne, [fc : work wil iranteed: drop ecard. eee aa 2a a * - See — > "ey s mn ne . er, te © h > | ‘er nont Saw. ‘ an use washing THs: hin : ah i ad ttat 4 ie r ' ? re ad - an bg 16 OR 7 \ EAR - OL, FOR rIELD Cobier, 2481 N. Spring BELMONT HAYS—If a et of plans for suc. CLERK--Sit.; 28, comm i ee — ia EE erry etita ths : TNDRE SS—-Sit.: br tored bun- oe iig? ne Be san i itn AN ARMATURE WORK ON SMALI. . - oe = cers cal Pe wit h opportunity failures would are, wants AnYV kind ecierit | offi ° pros) 4 . . i hee , ' ~~ ty = ‘ " ; . cake 7 ‘ J a Binal un : . ite to Barker mS Vi I aner . 8, Green I be wy MOTORS: ROY ~ INTER ESTED be unknown: our four weeks’ trial course in tion in ha Louis OF > ii. owes Seasesen rap ally ape ' | ontran ences: ¢ all ‘or Lame vg "42804 . Bo renee” | eee LU. ; | OR MECHANICAL motion picture acting marke the difference| Write Wm. Reichiing, 310 Mascoutah av., eahene re Ce eee a deggie ~— — — — se Zz AR Experienced oven 1 on bread WORK PREFERRED). APPLY ANY WEEK NDRESS—sit. by colored first-class ’ referrs pleasunt #urruvundings DAS f= a M AT YO823 LOCUST Sl = PR O F E \ S I O N AL hetween success and failure Belmont Belleville, Ml : ewes ¢ aS Se. cs “pp tl : 9: rh 6] red le: ' , School. odeon Bidg. Established 1912. (cc)! COLI-ECTOR—Sit. by man, 34, with reliable DOW USNS CA’ on ee On small bundles to bring home. Bomont’. city x T-189, Poat-PMispatch THE EMERSON ELccTRic MFG. CO. (¢2) house; will furnish bona fide references and SALESMAN—Ladies’ ady-(o-wear, lesire 3 4 ' ‘ BAKER ~ a Ee EE a - a ee = 4 . fost gaar's aadiay- eum inane. wes | .| ‘onee; young man preferred; wages $18 BOYS OVER 16 YEARS work in ur necking de ATTORNEYS AT LAW ) surety.” “Nathan Lehr. 20 N. Vandevente sronnection with reliab se: knows Ne NDRESS—_SIC. exper lone Saiiecd: | ax | Bw E M PL O y M EK N | ri OL L, S CTOR Sit * married: speaks German, Orn my OY Pw oe “ 7 = ws _ day, Tuesday and WW ~ ., ‘ Ap saad | on ~ : a, ilar al : : Al references; bond if necessary Box B oF eel = odirun or ine 23 oR . hes fern) Ni na soniaie wn Ce, cleat «jrronndings and 4 i rte , work for wood bovs (‘all early Mon WFRAL LAW RU RE AU, 810-12 Chestaut. - 2). Post- Dis apa ti ch - 2 - ih | DP Pel Sit hs colored Niona , 4 Go» eo Ti 1b} } lia. work steady : rtendy eel Iettere: A!) courts; advice free, ‘ch! WA N I E D COLLECTOR—Sit.; aged 26, married; speaks SALES MANAGER—Sit.. desires | chal Tuseday, Wednestay. Thursday: launéry| ‘plcyment. Apply Wileen Cake Co. @ ta BEST (V.YMFR MFO. CO LEGAL mat matters, *, danages hit “Qension caves Polian: can give bond. For city only. Jos prefer mercantile line. exp a lomont 188 : ona ~ Vircivia and Davt« es — og Bdvics — 1 _ME oe meery NVI ror evenings and = Si if BOYS »> are putting . gl extra ehif I AS ——-- N. BOYS | CORRESPON DEN’. —-Sit. married; 27 ranch office ear vith last frm: if week om! evaul! ‘al! 32042 lays ; ginty ' of good be nd 1% wvaare of age from , — reforen« f 6 te.2 en } fe. ft Saturday aft- ‘ ence r) rATeR WOT Ai. MATTERS, damages: experic ioc ; high school graduate; 4 vears’ 3 md mart li AND MACHINE MEN-~-And labor wyer, ali courts; bonds furnished: (a ASANTE ING, _ bookkeeping for concern®| perience. Box B-2k9, Post- Dispatch x «Pas lena tct “NDRESS TT slored ers Apply Reed-Steeger Sash at 1 Door *rmoons: the work ous — , oes) . MAY ing ne boo keeper ‘_ ¢ harges reasonavle oo > a al rr . ; . a 4 2 2 . . . ' ' ce my! ‘ . a , ‘ . a Ps .. ‘ ( + ‘ “a5 fT) e ‘ ~ ea learn no " * Box R. 2R0. Post. Dispatch z : —" po nett coeeae, -—.. rienced: KAnOWSsS S ( ‘ON 1) a ‘ K fF R- ~ : . . éae tits ae and Weed n eeda\ Myrtis sil ‘n tat} une new ‘ ‘ce) eral bova earning Poin ex STH No GF APHBKR-CLERK—Ssit a at BILILING CLERAE Experienced, Biston Cof in these short hours: ory | DANCING GUNTANT—o ae ——— c'¢ me Sh 4 ¢ , - - ~ a . ACCOK NTANT—Sit.; expert; wants two or ELEC TRICLAN—Sit.;) m aintenance. motors age per rienced and capable lox B-2U! AU NDARESS— St by colored Wants to fee Co., WH N. Broadway ic) panied ‘by parents considered leat Knitting Mille, Laclede and Vandevent = - a ’ _* 4? PO PDA LSP oO Ow SS ie ate OPA — ha i three aela of books to eep on audit Bor 4 j ° rate ; CS. wr r t ] x o ra lf (im cleani aaa > . " ‘ PANCING at Lafavette. 1800 S. 18th every | .B- -58 Post- Dispatch. (7) | Mh nyt sory ane Nest ties Is years’ experience Post Di snatch. | Rk. _ n 3 : ue jles ee im ¥ leg ;i at KSMITH He Lat “R—On automobile u eke , Sir ‘ ay , weer orn mt 2% _ truck body wor) Tee Cabe-Powers Carriage r. eve.: private lessons. Mre Ernie. (c0Ois accor T-RBOO ct . : os 7. eo ST OG RAPHER--Sit e ht po nut nan, : --—-- , -—- —-- — —_— ——as — —s yop rr wp A NT A NT BO K KE 2 oP 'E Rk — Sit. ; ” | ELECTRICIAN—SiIt. ; _ licensed, ail around neg anemones oniv: excellent LAUNDRESS--Sit.: colored Monday, Tues Co.. 1217 N. Broad wa) POYS.-16 veara and over, graduating from S597 ay. Wednesday; t2 advs; washing only; | BODY DESIGNER—Man who cat x” grammar schoo! or pian school; Le poe - _ ; Ron Lue Page a “ ur ducatior without apprenticeship dell i ACCOUNTANT—Sit : Ist-class; $50 to $150 tw 2 and 6 p. m. Sunday or 8! i. Nt MIR. APHER le} with ing eX-) pein: -_— Lucan. — tr - K DOGles ADDY OF write Employment An fi rm ahaneaiee) and mechanical manu- ud 1, Ke xs INS Afternoons and eVe- | per month Pecures an expert to keep our) ’ ‘ (C‘entral SOLSL. iF L.. Slattery rie » \ ishe: x ‘ nnec r) “Ww Mere merit : .CNDR {ESS {200 SS Sit «hite out first 4 ! » y wy ae? yr ~ DANCING SCHIOOL ~P orivate lea. | Ps ain 0s Pot Dispate hy - ——s wen | methods for handling help; destres position | ling claims, etc.; le years experience, now dave: $3 and car ‘tare. Mrs. Schock, SS07A +3 ¢ rT] IR NI AKERS fa E e | RAI ID AD\ AN( KM EN r . Ng any hour; class lessons every evening, | ARMA’ TURE WANDER SI Sit, an a.c.ord t concern offering good opportunities Dioy : rood yer son for changing. Box S. I8th st. — at Cues — wre SH. APT, BE I¢ LET ] 1DW. ( ‘. 2 » Cy » Se . «?. . ryet ier eh as one fain aeeeeee * Gade, , Beg ag i ha + + : r competent instructors, Arcadia, 3 mat armature winder and general repair man : B- 5S ._ Fest -Srepeces ~~ ae B. 41. oot. weet \ earn ~ LAUNDREGS—Experienced. colored; small PERIENCED, ON OPEN | MER 4 _ ors a Box B-128, Post-Dispatch. [FARM J HAND Sit.; exnerienced =i wants T WO-THIRDE th By Me —Sit i, good on ty indles to take home. Florence Thomas. : ’ * A 4T ai AND Ww ASHING TON. ancing sachool, North — St. Louis —— —- . —_———- —-—— —-- | to eln Protestant arimer desires good eat mute etn ™ \ - Box e~-bL&. EF .-8? 7 Ss Le onard : » - 7 Oe Py > ’ ~~» Tp etl a dae A oe A, ae ee CREDIT MA ys ‘at OF. one | Rox "is Mae ‘ nt DI a illinois mearat Y , rt NG , M \ N mi sit Tria rT . ; des re be) place M A | r) ) > XD erieqgie ed 44 ishes posifion to ‘ , - e\ Phe doti ply care offi AWAY fo r the summer. — Lindell 1304 M |: ( | : BES | OF \\ AG ES BOY on os ar: ope? T do: i kin first-class woodworking machine hand, who you NG VAN—Sit n drive; willl accep’ ment vreferred: write Alma Redmond. 44€0 Bi rN He er - POST DIS B20 AB eek to start. 1 dance the latest stene” I'll aay TI do: | verged in office systems, capable of taking understands details and ean lay out work , 1 ant ' ) : a. ‘ . ‘ it i ; My wo ’ r) rie Y) }eri 7 if ita g ' " 14 > — - or . , rye > ’ at BM make my feet hehave since T full charge Rox K- 42. iL -D ; rs from same. Box R BRM, Post-Dispatch ; ’ mA I a. ORK Post-Dispatch 1" hor leva ] \T I RPITY | RI N iy a term of lessons at Adama’ Private; ALTO DRIVER—2sit.; Im-clase mechani , ’ a bet — . NI RSE. Sit experienced practica nurdge ‘ Francine. School, S065 West Pine bil I.in- wants to drive party to California Box GE =e I EMA AN , pres all > hE ny ce wan! F , ro gee fp Ee gs Ay L_ B21. Fost-Dissetc' l. rt h Oe? Pm 17 Post. Dispatch. Bee © +e to - ge ing 7 37 Luli Vellat permanent positi Bo oT oR) rR, OC . going away. 1637 Lulu av., Wellston, | _P position. __Box_H-271, P.-D. (cs BROWN SHOE COMPANY, prizes; tickets in advanc®! tonance or superintendent; have wide ex-| GRANITOID WORK—Sit.. by reliable con- ——-- vy \ a ee rar ‘ *? ‘ , . ” —~% . , — ) ei AN-—SIt 1. reliable. wants kK. R. 28 BK OK K KEPER EXxpe rienced. to supply and Papin. i¢ : t . Telephone Delmar 1GDOT. lene ’ le 4 ecommerctal «: Ore £153. (eB) perience in pleasure ah ommercia ar tractor, no fob too large or small. Lindel! zh ° 4 E.R. 28. Pate so a = _— ~ | retemnen. For interview, Box BH-208. Pot). , SEAR RRE SOR oo CS wwork TOt tuned from 5S to 12 a. ™. | NvRSE—Sit.; take care of 8 small children:| during oo ation. —- months work. Box L7th and Lucas EE ee Eee | -_———_—_-— a Ce ee — - rive or c f ! r r . ‘ost iis tc - : on steamer St. Paul ‘BAKER—Sit. by first hand: aliround; email | "German: old. ‘about 60; clean, etc. Box | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; with cat; will do col- 4057 Fafavette. Victor Stan PNM | ee x * : 18th and Wash ‘- yours eariy: only a imited country shop preferred, Rox B-55. P.-D. R184. Post-Dispatch. , . lecting, especial delivery or similar work, = —_—— SS ~ WOOKKEEPE Or assistant bookkee per, or On nan! le OR PRE SSROOM during aammer Mon pape rhure LAR’ r ra N [ TD te Sit c ompetent, fecommend- gineer’ e lik ense WW ili make ( lange, can , : t : te oa . “ ishes posi ipp! fo care for in fa nt ‘ art \ ; : it) : see s oe . : T ll e | in luatrik ue bust: le RS man, 40: under - handle anv rmachinet v aten Tr oF electrica l, . iy” m anuta: trl - ») prertet! . , a ly perreon or ‘ rj ‘ SA lar’ accord 7 rivrs : ; : . “ j : ’ ; = . +" » v7? '> ree hall rented for al! ocenatons ’ nanet chool educa- A | : \ ost JONT'S DANCE TALK ‘ : stands lun . et eventually half-day job. or “te tuke wa ad of mee han! a ~ pr - Ss hom P effing expert —— o dnties Box L-6. Post. Dispa te e868 - ; ‘ rt le, te ‘ pp 5 . . Vehs Ves, fr OSt- ON ; . TALKS.-A wai low. | : he ey Yen ment of manufacturing plant; thoroughly, oe a Pas SENN FRICE ie . : ler ul nahn, Who will apprect : B as ; - ’ or on @ dance floor is a* useful as satan 22H im = t sonst ET Sy experienced, references Box B-200, Post-, 2c% at-Disnaten —_ vg . a - pi ae . by ee eee Os miuies OF ABBOT! r nis if wil pre- Dispateh pressroom. (S) heaven. The above definition wine a. Li OKKER TE R—Sit. i) steady gimerties man | Dispatch YOUNG M2 Desires poasattion as « “es yp oval, absolusely retiabie — - , , “ , t -price celle > 4 | ye oes. . . ; ° : re : . . : ‘ you one dosen ix ny $3 pad BOOKKEE?P ER- 1 cashier and off e,man- biles and general ‘repair work hex B_2, R-401L, Post-Dispatch refs rene a Box E-2: a1." "Post . Dispatch Hest BOX NAILERS Steady work ; per lence requil ed ; qu kona. ; o ‘ ces; class ager. exper'enced; where ere ila @ chance . , . —_——_—-—— -— ; : ; v te Monday Wetnesiay and Friday at, of advancement; best of references. Phone | Post-Dispatch. _ citintiieepimetaetone tee | SITUATIONS—WOM EN. GIRLS OPERATOR—Sit.; experienced on P. B rood wages. Vaneement ; sulary to start #45 S. m.; all lady inetructore: private leasons | Ri rad Weis MAN—loung, desires position in office; X. Call ¢ ‘entral S241L., before 5 p. m : “Pp as TATIC ‘ , ") ’ > good at ficures. Box B-87. Post-Dispatch ey - ee NI it | I] \ | Rl N IK ( O. per month. Apply (‘( [| NI bl \ appointment. Kelmont School, Odeon — —- — —————-. + -—- a tats'tabs aye ! Be WOK KEE PER—Gereral office man; 12 aoa —— -| AUDITOR,( ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER | PRIVATE Sk ‘RETARY--Sit.; really unde = — To Wu bs — ‘eara’ experience: canpble to take ful] | MAN--Sit., want « ork, “leer? me>; Cosrmges Will take care of the books for EPER stand the definition of this. for the busy ] Tot hand Pa yin. (@ TR. ANSFE R ( om Broadw av and char 6: use typewriter; reference and bond. _#mith. J) W. Sherwood 49 Washington oma io on eneniinl . man: can handle your details and relieve é | C) . “. DENTIS: Ss a ; ~—- ha ame coneern on daily or nontoiy bases Box -_ ‘ PPP APPEL ALA ~ Box 3-208, Vort-Dispatch, ____ | MAN—-Sit.: 38; to learn hotel clerk. Nathan M-9#, Post-Diepatch real ~ bie. Box R396. Posi Dionex nw BOY To work in drug store. 2349 St. Lous Spruce, 2a floor. ‘¢ » f, ? “2 ‘ : lé - ; - — “ —_ aBOT a e ox - sana ing companion or nuree for ladAv or chil- ence xpertence ) ® years old railroad office; salar: ha the | “nme JACKBON. detective lady. does «had. , acation 4109 ; iS if ‘8 car tracer. expert at locating he arate > CAVSE ION : * near month ~ > iH. ; ; HRICKT AYERS And investigating: guarantees quick | 4%) : . getting care to and from destination, ~ et_references. Box 8-155. Post-Die iis conscientious worker. Box T-302, Post ol MB nth Apply 107 Franklin av.‘ i week. & eatiefactory results: veare of experter:ce ie) le there «2 bev in St. Loulea that would vears experience. Rox n NZ. P D. Sit by first class “Colored ~ Bor nont Dvepatc? ae Zz irive erecery wagon references rear Oli branches of detective work, thorough rather learn «a good trade and work for 4 ee ideriv. reliabi . Lae a” dss ad re Ne GRAPHER AND 8RCRETARY—S8it neistedt, Laclede and Euc!l Tr Iwt i ae one pogourcesul ; wages that we can afford to pay while of orie +e “plas — lew un fer = COOK Sit experienced: referer: oe Rox A respone@ie. educated vounge worma1r; e«x- POY i earn baker trac >: eall “Monda: oo eS Fata 4 a a ao oS “8 Conmgential peferences” furniahed Fes Bite teh da ‘work ge we . Me with __teo's Box H-3i. Post-Dis (27. _ Post-Dispatch pdi~dpapey in astenographic and secretarial morning at § 4403 Meramec ie) in dustrial! plant: apriv. stating full partiow. ie e : fe hd _—— - - -- — —— - — —— - — eee " ‘ . " e 7 . ee oF : - ain oo _Lerkin Printine Co N_ Fourteenth MAN—Sit responsible wo! evenings, DRESSMAKER wishes a few engage- D202. ys nyo Na COS CHEEROS, BOT —1h | tv work tn drug store 4104 S.__Ber 2 a. ws - = epete! n oie age Sundays. Write 2808A W aint at st. Frank. | ments to sew in families $4 a2 dnv IRSA TT HER - ae at PRICK VHEELE rs eanerienced oat SSMAKING AND MILLINERY CANDY MAKE R Yor first clase small store. lin . ‘ “eli far ate. Freneee Parker Sit. Dy kindergartener, = Row 7 Pret. Tiere ti bh 5 TSH = al " ‘ fen aid a: Loule gem there: il aon , eae Ty ae erie Me L, — ey = - pert Mise Geille, 5600 Kingsbury Cahb- BO To Just out of sc ho i}, for clerical work LROOM MAKER food and atitcher com "a RT? N ‘Ez P wants work arnracea. altera- _to Investigate Hox ~~)! ?P ost lapatch ° ee . — o ° fe men wie p. I exchange Spanieh +! lone reneire @#f¢ > } tht SA4 Jipael! bh. lin teil ‘ ‘2 ; seats aran ¢ : . A leace Delmar MAN A ND “ Ire Colored wante poeltion H a me BIR LT Wnty a mvs e plain » -- Ww OMAN S) cleaning: experienced | ee ore: Re 'y Rriet t over 7. y ears: far Sampling tn - . er BN of neglected education can re to \ garage home Forest ) ~— oe fret four Anve Bomont 1485W chemical laboratory: excellent chance for Bt S POY—Colored. Meivile Hote! av Ne Yate Inetructions, reading. writing ‘A RPE NTER w ante new and repair -« 512 Weatminater - VW OMAN--Sit , like k ae ement. #20 Chestnut. room 2 ’ Rartmer (es composition work: very good. cheap Harry. Calfax = . HoOUvSEKFEFIER. s&s mid@ie-aged widow anne aaa . . of some kind . : -~ aah aGaamamee audae "ee Ol=4 aliseed: at ance. -4 ‘ — aos . - ” le fron ) ppPo: it lhe Jeon anat4 “rower \J ' ia 2 ts t; thytalar) . Soll — “ . = f= m Phone . ‘ — ~ Lindell anes TY : - Breeds ‘ne a oe 1-0 Post -Dispate? Lindell @onnVw ; = iv Aleo-Ora eur ane’? Head Walt - oe = o- CARPENTER WORK Wtd.—Jobbing and re Y. ARTERING AND GRANTTOIP. &1: rea. THIOL REREEPER light houses = a —_ at. th wh ex. pertenced native teach . . vate, $10 menthiv: manu. eit , - ———“ s* general eer cook- and other work ae Machine & Type Apply to M: Stindel at Wolff - ated ‘ . - ; a P A ’ i & (read wa lodieane ing Call Mra. Adama, Bomont _ 1417 writer Co.. 204 N . 2 a. ASM -_—_ +--- - and W ashington ra . : . . . : _ - - : pair work, screens made to order tomont arable fre J. Tiernon. 2612 (‘aes 1a M Phualis iplewond. Me ” gg ~~ gg Be ae te ¢ —" Sere | Bs! 18 years a; stock room ork : men. with fete : f : commer: tal correspond ial = = bye ' af wa _. on married rellable wante Ay HOUSEKEEPER for widower ~ ™ Rex Tone Pant. -Di spats h ‘ £oO NR awa | we aers ive are. vance for edva: ‘ ° } * ia’ | i] Buta at tie Sohes! 4 Privete Tyterie “ANPENT rk Rit. : “S5 oars with the position where there is a chance tee wil) give reference Rox T.239. P.-b? WOM ws a - ‘ = ——s —_—_—_— PS 8. - queen — -- OS. = Le, Lindeli vi sel gap trade; I can ays GS. ur patron vancement: not afraid of harl work: refege- | if SEKFE ren Sit by hy reliable ne ’ pnp 4 > oe Dy 4 sored. clear ‘ng “Mor- dale , : to work in shipping TON MAKER.—Cleth, also pleater, ao referen: ~~ orest #746. ences. Box B-34. Post Diepatch perfenced woman 2453 Lafayette ahaa eae ‘ures ia and Friday Bo. . ne Co. Jefferson ant!) _N. Hrondway i ae CS wi rr. (ce) GCABINETMAKERS Steady work. 24 8 Tt age appreciat girl *| any 61M0 tchioveh Electric Co.. 3611 W. Flertesant bined; steady work the year around: wnien | HELP WANTED—M EN. CABINETMAKER..-For 2 or & tare th teolsa ble x T~%) Pat. HINETMAKERS (pom) wages, Hueck dt Mfg. io bie (AKINI VIAK FTES ABINETMAKERS a BRECHT ©CO., 1201 Cass. (‘abinet Makers Wanteg Apply Sunday morning STA' DTH & Ki reoROLDT MPG ™©. CAME (Oh Lna wife. 20 to 3 era. yoed ay omocda‘tiena ahort from CAN FACTORY HELP LUMBIA CO. 2d and SOT). A Pr! TER ber partition — Wo “wl Pre mi Mfre. (oo. 6442 . Ahh’ Rh ¥. 7 (soar) for ceneral “OPK i4em) Finrieht r urest TT iERS Two atihol Monday “th mm? Market is Hox T.& Post- Oignead st | ‘ ARP NTERS—3S. Appiy to yy 4K st ‘ iIncent is re NTERS -And conerete la ~~ ae ase Sut ay ) to 12 “‘ARPEN’ rERS iret lA. a . Cabanyvy Sa7T?ew before Ahti’l «i “rmar Vo for repair rourhanr 114 «wy "Rie erside ae monion, S @. mm. ear teER by J operty owner. Box H-12;. Poet MM spateh e’\ TER le rite mei, Neo Atancheater rN TER. Repair work | cla SLOOA Adelaide CARPENTER—© rhandy eral repair Work Banner trou Works, “haw a .RPEN TERS iweo nonunton, he rad ard wor ‘* Ame 4 Diente! 7 ee Beet Arm my Phone Barnes Lin lel} ist Wr ith VIDHRIACLE Wierda Werk K Pon 2418 TRIMMERS To "} nom! opport unity. ‘ re ne i R (‘ar dump truck. i thet RR lo «rive service on cee o: Lawton av.; Rome —_ for SO} rood mechanics Apply See oo 8. n 274 N. ee ter Lth--St. Louts Basket @& Bog &.. 4119 CHAUFPFEUR—Good experienced for family; state references and salary ed Box j 7 bost-Disapatch hi) PPE" R-— Exvertenced, to drive } ery trv an! work in grocery ster va Sherar wah ay. ae ror two-ton Packard man preferred: heavy werk, TY i ffle “truck: go “ent and Dueck Co., and ¢ “houteau FFiclU R—Firet-clase: work state Hox KR-270. od 1085 car fer - mt ig fate “HAUFFEUR—To pegs i-ton — with pneumatic tires Busaman Mfg. [8th N. ORA at ("'o ee. sth sf me ti 8 (HEP -Expertenced Manhattan Cater be (tikik.—-Experienced, with ereaces, Apply Westmorela Tavior and Maryland. hotel | RAFTSME perience Apply 1800 tendent floor. STIX, DRA FrsMaN— clase: salar tunity for acy rience; Same mitted Th 4 y Fost: Dieuatcts RAU GHTSMAS hi Te “DE “ta Aner Ww ssh = Bre as CLEAN om Brom: tw ay, DRILL TORS, CHINE LATHE SCREW BENCH SEMBL WORK; TUNITY ( MENT. @ MACHETE FOREST fri Vv ERS— Mond Briv Ens — Wh hauilng. SRI EF iS ive any cht iw , DiivEns COLA Gia ER For oN, Shiney at DRIVER Fora mins. S711 3m Dri ‘ RS _T vo st. Low HRiveEL i colored ate a Ford tr PI Clark fiir vePnles DRIVER-—Expe referer@es* Divers Gave (‘all DRIVER—EI von; must E. St. Louw morning. C MFG. CO. DR $27 Co Trak BROADW Hid LER pie wins” rh i} . [in pateh, > Te GGIST hte fere: | man ; Dici UGIST-—-Fe phearmaceutiea DRI (OS T—Kew e wire tan Sia ‘sis T Jw ‘lru@ store DRUGCINT— fat tered, firet-c sa) YE ANIL TOO one lathe hand ik TRIMM edge petter of boys welts af portunity for at: (Md reeveees tie them 1GG CAN «& Ce.. 10] SLeTriciaNne Preyer teem Cwm? ots ELecthi LAN work Vinee 4° ae fT ve be LEVAT* On yy Mart : a ELeVATOnR ” Oy te ELEVAT enced; roe references. NITU RECO ENCINRER— Pe ab Ins © ah hal ENGINERI- ENGINEERS MEDART CO... 3500 T ENGINEER large m ive refe oad T- 140,

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MB opost-oeratcn. ; ees 800 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? _sUNE 6. 1690. ELP WANT ota SM HELP WANTED-—-MEN, BOYS | AGENTS WANTED—MEN AGENTS WANTED—MEN | — SALESMEN WANTED _ SALESMEN WANTED ____ SALESMEN WANTED PARTNERS WANT! q ELP WAN SALESMAN High grate auto: to sell Stevh-| SALESMAN—OIL STOCK; WE, WANTED, SALESMAN SALESMAN 44 SUNDLE WRA TER--At onee: colored. Meiviile Hotel, AGENTS—Just out: every household wants | AGENTS—At last, greatest low priced wash- . . . = Ms Bartmer., (o4) it; protection against moths; furs, cloth- | ing machine invented: $50 weekly demon- ens Salient 6: position worth ‘sivoo monthly. BOLDERERS we EXPERI- 7. CHMARKER Slamueter Jewel Co.. ing Myr- ic r-ic Chemical | Po., Buffalo, a a. a PO tal marvelous Cuagade pasa: Bee nr, Dode. 21 and 2 N. Seventh. (ofa) FU RNISH LEADS CALL) priced shirtwaists wn ect a ae, Of A WILD, a. covet Missourt, Kansas, © - x o oe: i = loi Subs Salen a at. (7) AGEN’ s- Start rail order business: don't resto— irt riven out of ih ot 3s tv et. a,tiia eet 4 4 ve . *OTaska Witt a ine of Camb . “4 ENCED FOR ASSORT. | WATCHMAKEI CEaperienced— cak | -Work for others: work for yourself. Geo.| lve steam in a few minutes without labor; SALeSMEN—To sell variety and hardware | ROOM 810-814 TIMES BLDG. L1th_et. (cf) | caps and slippers: commission t eran Experienced: must speak | gonuth, Box 1082, Indianapolis, Ind. bolls, washes at same time; So pounding. |. dealers enameled ware seconds, on commis- | } BIG OPPORTUNITY _ this line and trade only: 3 eee | . MENT WORK: GOOD | gppPAti weed weges_1726 8 Oth. | {GENTS—Sigt for stores and offices; vw | 20, rubbing: child can operate: creates DIE! sion on side: outside of ed P. O.|SALESMEN—ONE OF THE LARGEST | he thee tne, [rate Gnly: Se Se fies Co., Se - WAL L, WwW ASHE nS First- class: ‘s hours and tirely new: $0 week easily nade Chie excitement everywhere: demand enormows; Row 475. Granite. C ‘ity, MANUFACTURERS OF A NATIONALLY For live salesman: cood on abs. oOpesition. other line: state fully eX perience 7 Ww AGES APP] y 13° . » __ food | pay Hox F.144 ’..p ic? Sign Nystem, 6 River st., Ch cagu write quick for demonetrating machine. H. BAI ESMEN—E oe aah im Pe T ADV ERTISE D FARM LIGHT AND POW- | For detalla call on ©. Db. Ko le. %221 Easton. ences in first letter : €3 A! DY t AULS. 2 y 308 N, . A-dae. chicago. __ | _M. Sheer Co.. 121 Hampshire st., Quincy, III, 4S M EE N— Extra ; Soe nee 6 Ee POSITION FOR TWO EXCLUSIVE TE 2 ‘i | : _ free toilet « — ‘ firing: estate etkee yp oer AGENTS.-Send for free totlet soap one it on coid, {t vulcanizes ttself tn ewe >» min- ' - : ¢ . : aPOrTER Experienced. asleady worl | salary expected Rex G-15. Post-Dis and $10 cash refund offer. Lacassia Co. utes, and is guaranteed to last the life of, ng corporation: big field and good com- SA LESMEN—E XPERIE NCKD IN ANY I~ —— , 1 pas At t) e | sae co Wee Ge —— - — Dent. 610 st louis, Mo the tire or tube: sells to every auto owner | mission. Apply lla. m., 1p. m, 823 Wain- Tt INE ey SELL G ENCE] AT ae ; c ANY ASSE RS- Roth « ke LU MBIA «oe : bibs Same f0., M Ps rH MAN Man to night watch a ial see AGENTS—Who want to make at least e535) and accessory dealer. For particulars how wright Bidg OE EE IRIE PCED os Whinnte at | tO make big money and free sample, _ad-' Sa'l.ESMEN—To sel! bungalow aprons mid- a 4 py FT on fer ; vw? per week an etter, vi}! ente mam . KASHIER— agents amazed; TRAVELING SALESMAN—Sit.: & years’ in t -PT. 9323, | onstrate this to you on the field ; Y at oe + and ctewom Cc AshIER Ty al 7 hs vou Mant to @& quette tel, J : d Spruce r Taw : Pal ABLE MAN For ery barn > WRT (‘LEANER And ecourer Ganbatz > , ‘ | : ; nf oes ‘ | 4 efit mY sellers United So: Work invention startles world; : yr a aoe’ eee 3 ars free, Ht OW He $s tL RT. ——— rk pi., 3 York. ee eee ox99) 10 inexperienced men divide $40.000; Kor Middle West and South: ladies’ read s-to- | "LID EN EL AND, OL .} day 421 Holland Bid b ) al * Se Seed 0., 5101 Manchester: WOOD WORKERS. 2 foi ae BOTS ;ENTS—-87: $100 a week re ti stad. a farmer, did $2200 in 14 daya: Schiei- | wear. also sold men’s clothing: references | SAT. ane —k Tee mint of money tak- | @. m or 3 2 to fh D ey ee ou from $8 to $3 a den Cone “ASHIEK ~ For é +. ' & e¢ r presen ns cher, a minister, $195 frst 12 hours; furnished. Box H-285 Posi-Dispatch. ‘ ing orders for Liberty Gum Vending Ma- ( ) ak ar _ , ‘ ' a . eo | . : ce lin *\ “rT I > . - sam . a : |. h BNUGRAVHER Man railroad. salar’ “ O RE NDEI Rs wood chance fu leh sanitary brushes: also Rruseele fibre ing or waterworks required: investigat>: «x- z. heffer & Co., t oll lane d Bidg. 4 pene Me n= BE me he Bape meere | Si 4 ) | edly age for right party: ion._.i - —_ — erences. Vn — Sita Bex K-20. Post-Dispatch ie ee | mos . om : brooms; outlast 4 corn brooms: exclusive clusive sale; credit given; send no money; | SALESMAN-— ne who has ability to sell erty Gum Co.. 720 E. 19th t.. Kays “ “tt “Ab ~ —— full partie ulers Box G-4, 5 ae PERE CONTE Can devo , JL a oon APHER Young man hy ; sh. ba ‘ite territory. Cramer Sales Co., St. ¢ *harle a. Mo write letter or postal today. Allen Mfg : educational course: good proposition; Mo sets ee To = w., Nansas City, Di! spate ime ta ol ) oe TUMER — 7 mm ecurity Bidx ‘ KeMS a, treet: long ‘% \GENTS_} ie —s 7 > ry nes a Co.. 5é5 Allen B! dg., Toled o, O full particulars in your reply. Box - : ae Ai eet ss SAI ESMEN Ww INTED —— ' Rede. SDOTIO ‘ Cas Seaiae: Gal 4 -_ - . — — M,.o 2 - Gara teri . ' . 4 oS ; v . a rs “oe ny : , 9 a ath P t- -D “pat ‘ SA JS! NN } a ’ ww , ‘ 4 ' al ne ; , ’ vig aoe, . * “ be Now AL Hk in The Rova!l lv pe sritey e . x , .. %, . ’ ‘} ‘ * @* * } ° e re n pe bed mae of he ‘estan of n, . alee ‘ ; _ NB t Fs aie im re, ; Ss & aratoga turers, specializing in making %0600 ‘pairs SALESMEN-—Several. trav eling in states. to an orne Pi. +" a clean tage © ‘lusive territory to men capable of earnin —_ -—- - : aa Ss a Sater; He RZ Cc ‘A a) if ' ™ . . -_ " . P -— " . ; ‘ : " i: » y on . A . “ “ . - } s ‘ * ‘ } . » _ . a . . ‘ : | i | . oy ; | . daily of inet’ ane number mn vert nueual ; pants and raincoats on cammiasion “man. eine ae o. Ro matt A for But 4 a iy Oo or more im « Ornmiiisstions a year, } PA . . ——— -* lots Value: you can depend upon our delvertes, prefer men experienced tn our line: must be = oon Oe © Tulsa, Ok. willing to devote thelr entire time RTNERS WANTED ee WikK AND SA LESME \—-Stock lesmen for lowa: ex- | DUsiness For further varticulars fing + aleo girl t> leer : ; _ aan “ muet ve some hore number Box Dispate! We wereal Hrides j JP, Luy bey ir] can earn schouwl hours as We are manufacturers: chance for you le to produce, Pelican Rubber anil 416s ex ? ENOU! rn AP Hi ER At jenst at ‘ . 4 , ’ ' ? % 7 reat , Views i ut : « ’ ~ pry be ~~ om need anceura te Q . tic. \ ARD ENGINEERS r if a vr J ‘ to Home Miz to Pg in Be teetaae hbustnessa oF your- i Ciothing. Co 717 I, ucas av. la clusive territory oona fid . Succeasf ul livi the \ iwood Mvers f a) j eld i) i he : pre at a reliable. good appearance io tak ' . ‘ . hs bes a! ’ e) want only ite "num Pr « agents: 7” ony “ . aend-Dpavil industry liberal n Yr bt 5 e it - po og ef diatrict sales office : large corporation, | A N DD k it EM EN 7 e? —. : gold letter plications cons r , - 5a SALESMAN—Have e xcellent and very inter other oo artiss nente: talr @ oan ee, ae Re ‘pr Cse ntati ive W ante de * oe gnchoster. excelient vo} pertunity for man of abi ity ; ’ ‘ ‘ ° rr ’ > > = , . ; —— 7 ' mene ] al esting proposition for an experienced anid C% 1 advancemerts ne ir : o a : ; FF, ‘Or" ay moderate salary to start. 2172 Railway Ex: | CEI AGO & Al, It »yN Re RR. : re, of windows; easily ried Cit ry Mill 0 Noble St live paint and roofing cement salesman r tiet. g00d Dr Pp Pe ~ o wie ae ro ae ah Bag Same compiete nie fon ro ae t Pipe . s ' ‘ ie.) tt “ee ‘ampies, A cine . yeas’ NEiaLS, . . ‘ . , a, ! is is und fer - ‘ _ ‘ ; VPUn stern ur nNAaAru-WorKking ection evices, siich Aja Chemie " ce, . — - ' hangwe Ride ic 3 i Eexpertler j standard rate ay o ¢ ; ‘, : ’ *hinae in iis é C : LON a oi urreur ne errito } abititvl , ari . . “oy - eh av Pal mT ' ’ , imines a ™ p : em _— ) a ie b rey =. Ph ( _s Bide of pay; ut ot ! | hicago ; : aor > vi : ta _ e ; ” ‘hemiteal B ld. Phone fay ive 15s Ga - b- "410 ay si 8 ; = be “ ane _Facurences gnatwes oF, Wheels fre extinguishers, sr on: ae P von “Lie = ; . {, rs ‘ *)) } ‘pet ron \ rs \ i, @8 ia iisn Vou lt tS) - —— . . - HlLale ra TaN ag . Bt f- | re u ‘Ket an f e te as : . : — : , ' ‘Be Box YOUN MAN ay tock roo te - ~} rte ees See: Be o. ~ tom ness manufa: rti de YRAVELING SALESMAN-—For Texas terri- ‘ington. Ta " wor re WT and y awe , ®. Hoe .. = A ATA CE : a Must | a 4 ’ ‘ : 2 | ; ‘ ’ ; ’ : oiAar sa! ~ lis ‘erse UNnNeceseR! ar) iy Sto. ° ’ . ‘ ‘ ~ a! mp . eniat torv one e x perien: ed in sfonew are ] >. - Pee ee a — i a reer ati 1086, wate hmen Ss « OCR S, i . " Y . Bi ffice, r ~ eat ~ me FRutite Oo, 1th Washington. arry; sample free Mission, 219 w ak, ag oo. } 91.50. 2g ps farre ne ¢ axe. experience, marri Pe pALE* Me. —Sell grec eres. pants. iubri- | S8C@bes. sign etc.. every ; t. ) “Pnes Wtd.— Dry goods; -estail organ st name, Pim . ; show vot ov se) . . - & I ice, ed oO! in- ' a] ; stor r c : ivestment Sh ' wy om, Tx ; , : ele and approximats salary expected or i: ag o! cooling, stock powder, avtomo- | Store, are departme AE. OCC. ; - ) ‘dy ne $10,000; opp : CHAMBERKMAL pie phonographs. to farmers, | **t for our extensive line: re Presentatiy . ; DICHOCTADINCH tae stew! See eae | Se aT eper stor ss, Post-lVapatch. (c)' AGENTS—100 per cent rorit; new atented person rivet rough agents reeived _ Box T -28% Post-Dispatc ‘ ; ‘ae — ( / i ———— . ae a ' - Spal . ES OS iy vas eu dealers and jobbers: fur ‘nish everything ne te —— yaten. Bs. ranchinen and other ongsu capable of earning $- OOU upwariis Nich ‘4 . aoe “ . 7o we. ee roda fountain Se y man buys on sight; sells for essary and advertise under your name fry; SAlHSMAN- established coffee route in, profitable, steady. Rag Sd y ee ta rene) ene, © An tok 4 AMBBRMAIL bond and references; necessary: satisfection guaranteed: commis- AX FIRE ENG B ed RAE ox 'L-06. Post-Dispateh. Hote! sh _ end . a Bush Terminal Bide., N , ~ CH AMEERMAI bed “meta i] ) 4 | sf " is 4 me y*-* i 2 our ferritory tremer do is repeat busin: as° one , . f —_ 5 Vir 7 } 4 _ : o | . . : ’ : A« or \ t ' groped Oppor “AT -* Ss. ilan Mee “aan ers made S1000 one mon = revuired: a LDIY ‘Athletic Tea Co., #14 XN. | elon adva e . n ‘f 7 -—- ; > nd An ex e} tiona! opportunity ) , — A+ ! ; iMersog’s Owng AGENTS ge or an HA. T proof. se ientific Labora torie 26 ‘ ourt pt i Pro “away (-\ ' v £ Br 47 Ray ~ soci in must ess. “ rite = - _-- = — - PAL iN IR tel (‘ant h : 4] , 7 . i = 1 proof. _ Bojentifie, Labora tor as SENS en Bi eB y; fer’ n jrowne Co... Wholesale Grocers. \ DOTRELE SALARY : hiet ai to Gal “Metropole ote in the sales department ot a nm 2 fc) tien “aie I woman will 4d . Jent. ate! 3. SALESMAN—Manufaciurer ot iadies* coats 170 : Chicaso, TH. cM) WHY NOT? -hnier _Cabany 4 1, Ales ™ wy c HAMBERMAIL on 2 Ne 7 hie -— ofits: os . . . profits ~ ling Tub lee epark intensifiers and suites is ope n for experienced salesman SA. E Sur -—High- ‘ Lass ~ Specialty sale wen After vo j hay e called ori 5 our regular tra le . - . - ~. — — . — 4 mar. ean . ve meaci town, would you he willing to make ' - . we ta, hnincumbered . ; c*Hi “ILA T Ee ID : MAN Nerical work in printing of- a ne Mre ‘ . , Hath _ Davton. ? iu ito owners garages: ha? ishes eDard most prominent St. Louis man | fice; state if experienced and salary de- 3627 rat sem: BOrtneseniy oF eomunleten bathe | aint Seal able permanent’ position: "stiac : must . is Box . . :7 } T A . rs Ev rw here rr. ke hig n oT »\ w if ; T lug tro ible: saves a ex lusts Ps te rri‘oryv ri ij man: partn ers!) . or ‘ vinmission basis ive : oe ‘ , p °, ~ , ‘ yt *,) leasan z. s” : 7) ’ oly nr , ene , . ’ h ef" tei, iT) ; : ac » nfacturing ceonce>rn for an ener * ; MA’ § - rrand r 1 llor CADItAl handiing mean ehttane 7. sen a Jubllee Mtg if 2101, Sta ea OniaYa Rox F’-314, Post- Dispate h. fe 1) tae pr ; on oi Pg i ee ae retal) ot her fair- — ae ge by we tr. . il . TS cuve. hav steady ro igi mee S SSS 55S NR bEUS ' . : . | os eas et — o~ SSELa LES own! i cities: on- - Nimere raat ' Pa lerTn - ———. eee i qT. ; ie alcohol; sanctioned by Internal Neb (99) SALESMEN-—-To sel] the best and c heapest, ll be worth better then rear. $ merchant, manufacturer or | aa ror A EGS IN Es Et ak mach “ ae Pe. full coverage sick and accident poitcy tr | ve *\penses to producers: exceptional customer with this new ftem s ' ; ) OPOCMINE Tor ti rigo maw: woos 220. =“ t* COMMIission getter and sales winner: th } Te ee ‘‘ali Sund any, t C JERK Neat at an’? pocket of. tread AG familiar with @ le r 4 7 ) meme to start. 109 N > : . a : tes > Pa. Ages, ead elMnpoynedl , . 4 h | queeeee-eseeee — . getie young man who is an effi os oe ex | enue eet Write Laboratories San | TAN ann in nds anmineeee : ---—— -- . . . — ‘let ro N a Sali ~ ‘ l] el} ‘ ’ "2 1 os m5: . +, - — Mportiuy . = / cicnt stenographer and under Vai “TFY VIAN Tlands with tools * learn ee - " oo OX. “hi aKO att. a i } a, ‘ wee i the market; this poilicy can only ba sol? tn . } rtunit to matt | most dee} irable per- ha ee lt imate anles alk ecabinetmaking; goo! salary to st 2 ms POL ENE ing up; ‘Kick’ in ne ee ane © ae Del, small towns and rural routes in Missouri, | (M@?ent connection with an old sound firm Ce ae —~ pote ee stands clerical work; must be N. 6th st ) your suo ai ne increases efficiency ; Natt ieee eat a Answer R. B. King, Mégr., Hannibul, Mo Bide. Chicas 22. 1506 Great Northern Pr. a aaa **Gem A of you ‘4 oh 7 “Dar KAraaN, . FLENK FE nese on Ee ‘ cent elimina 2« ‘ bon ? if ) i Pa) OP “AINITE 51Ggz2 — . - ees _———- - ‘ric AKO. or =es oe : _ ur om nar warns fevue Tt a eg neat and accurate, Box YOUNG M (N--18 vee age, | ‘oker di stributors wanted: details fre = merica =! + ~ Bee tne tig oleae. 101 BALE Mo | i. atone tomes new for las: -} sell manufacturers’ line art needlework, | "4A)--5MEN We recognize 1 ‘om petition, ast ha h atisfaction of | ne + ' : oy 7 Fr a7 Post Dis match, . . * : ew_wey ' aQe " ’ to 1 } own oods: writ on —_ , , or ssour!, Arkan- . ‘ 7? : . » hd ile ; ‘ . , een Sear’ TOT af . soe : y m CLE 7 , pr ~ —— . > ; eae ricki ng: new ex jusive . @, curing . eis _ ar ~ SAS and Ransas Par ‘tridge & Wiltox. Ine - . . S pwmtecte| , ie. ey without ins estigat| I (7ooOd-Wiill Ldears ; : nz : 1 2 tana Loigy, AS -ERKS RNeginn Phot M , . yon ah. tn we : = not sold to stores; unlimited field oo “hi ; on) SOS ee, Te 251 Church st.. New York ity. (oTR) aN “ne: an 1 controlled by . Clear ers Co... Des Morne e $4 Gow + 4 and fi ipport Missourt fie ; ; preferred: advar if * onda MerninEz,. ii ; season now on; ret particulars and oo mS 6 te , 'y _ . ing upwara i S44) } ; } . ' Gon, pean se oe : . ate : : -- — - atheat Thik * : 4 ee = ; nen; . ‘ in iT ent Dept.. BTERLO Pick Experienced -_ rk: Market 015 Thurma’? by .° Sample al Chappel, 415 N ith , rRUCK DE Al. iD RS Ww td In St. Louis SAL ak SMAN lo call on physicians Vissou- frovernment-created rn} AN INCREASED IN¢ OME. . ee mm Sins vet . Arkansas mag tape » dgze erie! re sell this specialty v Will fai) sellis : Traveling Salesmen-- Your Opportunits PARTNE Ang Been han With > — { ; erred: eommission basis; good $1] er , reserve! as n if ; Der. Are you the man we want- Ope n for 1s apes FOposivien splendid @ K CLERK } = oune ry i T 7 isliiese man wtil give ce x ve ’ OUM Post-Dispa aime Nressrien with knowledge of bag p t- YOUNG MAN -Catholic, to be aseteta) , a f Gilman Pocket Vibrator; non vient for rellabie oven, Write at onee, Mi-* Fauvitable Bide ic wiways ready for use anywher by , of the automobtle business. smn t sonrt Vatie, Knol ¢ wr Jo« ‘Dh Mo fon . . Th : " , ace Ti K ana IiTrrmTyns general age : . “ee Poat-Diengn ti nh j Smartt. ——EE . - i : i — : - > i) > MAN ‘” hipping departmen?: titis ; - rt hw . 7 ; - ; ry Ss T le] rT lished coff ~ : 7 =e ?) tf “a ) ‘ re) ? r (* ier: SLALeG eX re rie; P. P BTO.UK ( LERKS Exapertenced and lnexpe- YOUNG WAN 7 — os ~ we a ass rR ack ate sag otined an Fit eX 0 43 } v¢ igze Fiepced. Central Employment De Die and switchboard d om: Seank Ad moneyv with our gold window sign ~ 3 aeceand,__ LES: — ." rapolies Bro\ mn Shoe Co. With and Lucas ¥ ' lente ; € * 20 r > lee . : es Se a a ern wi ONDE RF phe nd "Seale ~ oo it , rr : ; . ome ‘ae t Plies and equipment: 8128 Sain —- propos = * : " : ae. . iad. ; emnatnie vervyv here row , ; . LFS: P Se)! low : : , ~ Bey ; : oe wo ur te pk America aad earn niin: “TAD MAN. ip tertioine "oe ater nati , Dept. os, - » Box y ta , fre extraordina ry opportunity t va iMEN— A totir N i al " Per HUN) O i” wee ly during Vacation oi ue rt r ? ‘ 1s re pee . eo es . _ ‘ and «create large perman ent , — . ' Jia P\. & oF Autlotire vu can zine. I . 5 A . ‘ yA : ar. MI . ‘rp _ - i “f iltiative ¥ ; , : : , : dvertis!i rt Mye to. a mai ; ‘ ‘ € ' ' ani ne , , . +4 SAL. MANAGERS LEAV- \ aKe ACVaOHte . houre and pleasant work See our branch I bacon C n * rt rs) eonot Ligget AGENTS-—- Easi! ruake 410 a day col ve territory free; will be w . ing. profitable bus: ness: easy t | : . a! oe VN = TOME BTL Bm TOUR HIGH r; AL IBE R portunity r e half owner = etc. Box 42. Thanager before 10 or after 4. T1l6é Holland XT Pa . - Ix] solder, 25c¢ brings sample and whole later write mrediately rartie! struction book $1; Weens | Practic —- ' SNGAGE 3 APPREAPING : establ she ii turing ¢ 4 a COLLAR AR GIRI ldeg. won, | LOT NG MAN ro help in bake shop sale price. ix] Selder Co 197% ° . : e ah tldg Dept. 342 a course free: pvnlants $04) uD: catalogue » | ‘Ary : ‘AST } 4 R beh ’ Salesmen only, These men can desires ta nee ~~ , * a) cr UDENTS—cCatholic, over 18, | = steady place; no Sunday work; meals st. Birmingham. Ala oe Mladen ivn, N.Y e 5a ; Fantoment Co.. 47 Canal. Cincinnati, -ECESSARY IF A ae I a ERIE xO He ve. earn better than $5000 per vear ealth: will scrifice “th . : ot ore ad “7! Coes “os P meal 7 ay : » = t @ . ; a : ‘ ’ ‘ . ? ' ’ —-- —- - _ ——— A ~ . ° "+ ‘ _ . ‘ " , , ; sei ( tr ay? . f 7) opportunits aemnect with lar ob ss oh mg included Leonard Confectionary Lt aClE 22 an . it 7A ~en Tt paladrw ' —_ ' SA! ESM LN For city: good selling : yy . 4 ‘ 7 F U oR Me hile de eloping to fli highly ad fi it iactured Product ’ ¥ : cae SP ~The ’ fgation of its kind in hen ri “e and ‘eurn poe, (els “— was le > en hour ge ye aranteed le ee ak a tas Clalty for grocery trade: salary and con EE NOT ‘U ONES’ MOOD a hd om f managerial positions ambitious, gras Siport inttY te “! OMPANION wi , . : = or wm rt 7 i ; ‘rproof Kitchen : needs no launider- an hour spar rie ir rFuarantee ; * * ae ne ae. ro vou , ' eevere whiel “{ ope ' | +» - ~~ So ; ; / c Minimum of $50 weekly during vacation; | YOUNG MAN— With stenographic experi i ; oll 1 “\ me: dainty. durable hosiery to wearer; experien unnecess v mission, st be experienced, strong m a ; : . I: "P RE- | for Jan. e 1921 i, oe ty pe . —~ ae a onan ae business of : 4 nm ortra: tea and prints fram es gailow aprons and hous dresses, eticius’ i ; ; of porch furnitu? e, eeeney les, TRADE SCHOOLS ng a “an het ween 4 AT / aty ITCHMEN—Ex ‘lao tne 4. MAN—Nattonal broxersge ins.itu family remedies, spices: writ r form la 4 cost Seal with t territory for right man; commission ig; | noeveities. go-certs, devenports, ' alesman Ante ~s ne ae. COMPOSITORS— enced, “f = Louk 4 ne 4; Aino tRT tion desires young man. 25 or 30 vears. tion. Western Laboratories, 1908 W. Ve people, who ex service and qu: rrite, a ng = experience. Criterion Specialty Co.. | lowa, ‘Wisconsin Minnesota, North and | a at n= 2 ak 5 oe work; good headquarters, + home| district. B. i I stock salesman: large income. ood hMuren ( hic AO coer - wy ie ept MI. 2109 i he dav 26 OW est 22d at.. New Yor *) South Dakotta. Montana. Nebrasks Wee For an office and factory speciality of un- EARN ti * automobile business in the : jith and Mor c rtunity ily ialt» Blde — a : re , cx: a —_ " a iin tnt ‘ ; hats , e ‘hits Way 200 RPeaumont a annon | portunity = Apt a. 414 Rialt BI : --{ - " y ‘ 7 ’ lil t\ | reversil ie . ir o . Sa. E SME yy kart a = wt daii y ; aii ; Tene t ah afl Ransa ‘ O10 ado Ok aAhoma, ween - _ ne érienced ins ne comp tition, _ aun , . = ° . ‘= COMIPIOMET LER daicnwEx _ Saquans ' YOUNG MAN—About 20 vears. for ordering — , T new ‘wer or ne whee ' ' : re c¢ jobbe ea aAnagers rs; quicKiy hat K — J oulsiana, New Mexico, Mississippi, eS SOnere a = wan n well! ne sales books. GOVERNMENT CLERKS Needed m we experience and WITCHMEN -Experien: ed preferred ; an prices ate future as aincoats; new, 1 n m al Nn : ; oe oe oe t Few manas 9 ; to gas: no samples t Kent 'CK, Tennessee, Alabama (seorgia, adding machi: or autographic registers } ' vrmien, over 8): glee $2:100, “a Poat Dispateh ne! 2 hon! wee necessarv permanent ai - ut right narts ) oly 7 ing i ' é ~ j , wr Be fe B ; , } a dp ’ Z bars : : to? Sales (‘eo 415 Gugle Bide fr itrjaa,: references required with appli: a- yrefe ‘rred; our “prepesition offe rs irmnmedliate “if ’ Cizinent Arcad }} de St. . 4 oO 1K. 44) ‘7 M cP ons. Appniv Wabash, rvom 1417 Ral! . Proadwav and € ge aie wit t n- . ertised ce!) dealers. appoint arvents: ' ? . ‘ay t sf elling, Tres ded. , Locus ist st. tet) r ran eitin Institu e De wt. 200. KE. ‘fs OOK hite ° i, — +05 he ae¢ ha stern - rast HBA gW ashington. are , —tea: ona Gann onstrat ton + - ' able ee} sasilv make $50 to ie fast: write quic! Eisner wusehold articles: » gold whole = —_ ; ; cea) mi ail required; § He OU atarm are MV ages; , i Wo! iy ee A ge ee os — oo ’ rae : . ans . . . _~ ¥ » | ~o ‘ : " nropvosition 4 . . , , : ms , Te wv ai ; lavie r) ’ . ’ ~ er 7 - —= ee a ’ eis , r : 3 a ‘ os li . iy tre } : anata Fy a Aaminationg, fai ote pPry 1 Fb curete and raid at “fier ires Apply _in er- Jamestown It rd : ; on oF x and. rae rr le i hen ont ALES ; ‘ombinatiton «: sles: nN an ' . ao *Y , _ = ood oe . ‘ ” en wi ante “pnecimen UC uesthons ws work: : $40 ‘484 M Boyd, Newel Motor Car ; (;ENTS——Men or voung men ts } — —_—-— a —~ ruck driver, familiar with East 8&t woul ‘onnectior ; ‘ ee} > ade @ Experienced r ranklin Institute, Dept 4652 . Recieste COOK White: fe Sw IT f H M EN | ll oC™ . ros ! run open f ratle) and suburban rritor’s appl: Sunday ry ; wast few fs Wit o- nF , _ ty , — rae fo a, ae. Be “oe © ie fen is a day: w TED. YOU NG] MA a bere ir oy _ ; 4 7 , , nave Ht 4 ui i } - ) dine re aa oe “a tT) ‘ ocnie-t via Bot ’ lerits r) in ‘ > 5) “a “4 ° ce 1) ' re panei pate > : . cafed badly : COOK . . Kferien d shoes, —~yyr iate opportunities ' “ie! ash f eurity Apply : erson } ws o fy lat ur no alice Sur ns tet - omen). oe. T ~F # BURL INGTON ROUTE cnt diate wiikoe aacocte . : dimagiiend our me » $25 or om r da vill Piano Jai €SMan ob na - ! : bevlain ay. a anio positions in St Lou! 8. Kan 288 4. at ri - ‘ . | " ; ’ ’ ' ” ster . . de ant . . 7 CoN SA! LES ME \ Big iil - nig grace ; is a ~ 3 ‘es a . 30 f , : ' \ express or the same da for mail orders Anco Co., G1. : n take advantage of: oppertunitv t , : the foremost line of plasos ales I piticom, | - Chicago ine half owner of small established n world: must furnish the BO abo ree wir | noderN, -_— - --- of reference applioatior ihasragqe: cvdrs + Oral alt Ww -_ COUK Girl for ea / ‘ nia , AT ; a. s SW ITC HH) MEN TRAINING COURSE SPLENDID OPPOR clothes: sales guaranteed. Biwe Monday Co., ve receive vou ide or dietiiline ; ; , | ; i : i aii . - ve ~ ; . , , . Oar . " . ‘ i ? t in| 1,t3 e have territory in this er : rit I nh; rtner desi to | . : i ee ie! atrictliv confidential! Ho: Si Lay bis, Mi Westminat Re. > on ghar fete ‘eri ALPE ‘ ): wer “ANU r ’ : ™ ’ - = @ eu ~~ "bes _- — . — e — prie ed Ge G000- mile gUar . ’ : : ? rye ryt oO +i ‘er ; = ’ . vi Ne MASUN—ALl material furnished. 6246 YOUNG MAN About 19 years Ol ENTS _ Absolut rv nerketed: no competition or trouble se] ¢ ant utom > tires 0x8 nonskid yw a ’ made in writing; * fn) inve sti j weorie ty \th grolin Renton 454K, , , : ‘ ‘4 : eoluUTe AUTO necessities ‘, © 4. , . ty ¢ = . ’ OM prone $5 Lis ven In ‘ all repl! ‘ily ? : estizat on Write us contidii ee, state , , in person, I ST mr and fuel office: state salary. ~ ve: bie opportunity Write : me .' ; Gal Wiis mean $5000 vearly ‘ felis Tor 5. BS: other sizes in proportion; } ’ file / ae will '@ ing present line and territ ' ae to J th 1 , Ll 4, Post . free $1000 automobile: literatur: ile mon roposttion. Master Tire ‘s mane Address Generalius right now, (. E. Ericl > : | oe : " 4 pay ‘ ti f : i o., 1201 ‘ ass ay... i Erich « a Fa), _ Des M ai en. | ‘ ‘ . : \ ts ? inisinig bustr 4 Jes “ , . ber 1. ‘ as de awake ver % “* cry ‘a? "8 eS {ag ae ot ’ > PO LEARN AND ADVANCE. ' ouls, Mo ie D. A 8 pt ’ “OHICAGO & Al. TON R. R. : AN‘ MORNING AT “ OCA oh AGENTS Se il necessitier ery body needs ne xs rin] ‘4 ur ones. q at wom : el lit made-to-measure clothes i} AA a account healt h Will sacri —- - x 133 for steady work: 8487 foreheip a m= 1A MUST 81 Pil LMERS N and buvae the ‘Business ch te’ Brvant my? “arnan ie Omal . v r country-wide reputation of for : immense field for manufa: ims Post-Dispatch LEARN the automobih © teach atte CuUtiK ..E xpertene day: ut ELECTRIC MPU >’ eared SS00 in 30 dave: Gutelius $560 in 28: ~ ar 1G PROFITS F } vanted w! can produce: make appl! tur prods , arnbitious ani driving wniti ttarting ané i ~ West: minster pl nr ll! line now: references required. rfunit con ret by : , d batterles, cetaline welding ; COOKS vor ene aay and nie Tactical We 7 land and wre for foremen:; 10 hours per ’ q > . o¢ _ . Apply Ase BR. Pi feree 8! dr. | YOUNW MAN With experience in advertis qays, nad fa t's free Cina ; SAITLLS—kRASY To IIANDLE & owt ry . : Ctnetnnati. oO J ’ § Phizsety adel > advertising c: nd En. A ean ade si Rates Master Salesman Wanted instruction t. Louis Auto & e ———— - : a. & COOK For large SWITC HME NX t ea)? ing business. writing copy and making lay- 0 BMer tiie a lacked by our national ad .- _ outs, exceptional opportunity for advance ‘ENTS 7 °, ; , re “al So v9 +? agents are lor ier alaaming , 7 BA' ESMEN——Writ* for list « lines and full ; - CHIC AGO & AL TC N R. R. nen for . dapat Ng Fy ll te we den mm ith particulars; no splaelhin; ter strainr- reviol xyperien rticulears; earn $2000 to $10,000 vyvearlv; SALE: 2 Wit low! ze amo ngst Maen, 3O to SO, good education, college — aba a is Anply 42546 Lis ; ; aa owt es te eg bis sy rai@r, tur aT ss mce UN- | T ornilie ro Inced turniey) Perf. big demand for men; ithexpertenced or ex- riment stores, rger lewlery, dru an |Sraduate preferred, of pleasing manner and . STR ur are ¢ ie et . . and inex rienced ; sieacy ost-Dispatch He ! (en , 7 ’ Too!) ig? » usiy rie d. , r veil Na 1 Sales- i ; tm my Tr j Y ) ; COOK: White: sa. 87 for heip: ra: 7.83 for foremet ' a - = heed rien sua f as ral! j re a? ~~ ‘ — Derlenced citv o trave ing a B10! 1a) ; mi stationery rs ' wi States of Missouri strong personallty, wanted for apec la! dip- . + Be gn Tr : . . a» re NG MAN—In factory office; hours St , woing fast ani offered this mon men's Tr. Association, Dept. 38z, ( hicago. Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado to ‘Pepre- lomatic personal soliciting; independent ' o hie , ates, a _fuired Ap S) ape business of your owr, where the clientagre in serue tora te ach riety: . , COOK--White w Sule Vash ings > ‘f00 Washingto hours per day: out of city. Apply Room - ie m. to 5:30 ivi must write plain h ‘oA re - ; he thou : , | AGENT Seg yo ee ye of tt 1e housand saitimiuticiian ee went a high-grade line of t se ili ree Bide and have sore fie experience; one ilving flery r r ed eagle 12 - oft SALESMEN ‘ant three good automobile my ying te Bg pr gi ew ts, pees vou build up belongs to yourself: $300 per ered erry s Scho | : ! _ SaHy purses. month, absolutely guaranateed for first ve am 4 a. COOK Ww hite; ne ae? tuick deliveries to take care N h Sf i: .. if sales from our advertising A ! in orth s preferre: Bary Bt. : for li-ti: workers ied over t@? ovr agents; that's the way sane opiete organizatio nave ; hand bags, collar bags, drinking tha’ k t let n ' hi Ags, That) months’ wor o right man; company wel! : rr . ; 1 pan: '*§ MAKE "k AY HOME--You can three; good Ww | week ; at aKe and give referem ae i i a ati . ws ~ ni- 1. . ’ ‘ ‘ os? , . ' . V7 s] suarantee: rv ne take care of our people Write or wt ( uiar “yuuGer Cars at we “ ' rol re -- _— *Diepat: hh. imaranteed Hiosiery _@., o ' Years Thie contract ; , , aaa ‘ 4 +4 ; i | » e i ell | i Si | ‘ an Hy r * = 7" ""« | la ’ | i : * ; be : : hanger s. nie a leat ler mov eities to {es e orth $20,000 certain profit the tiree thr 3 writir « ~_ car our " he ly il ere wee q apart, rent. e). iin hov ‘ s qGuieckliyv n wy Cook Night; . DD ee a cs art +. T2900 tox P-222, Ae - Li na... 1 Davton. © | iat ; Oa ee = addres? 6 ’ making @ huadre! tolla: i assis; answe strictly confilentia! Box meee acer andes . neet every requirement, fancy boxed toilet years, and will make one independent for ‘earned aD , . , I o Chl sine w # teach 7 ai once SWITCHMEN YOUNG MAN—About 16 years, for general | {GpwTs 00 ues eat ea a , office work: permanent position and op- =~ summe mo ans 4a he a oe —— ithe w week vl up. clear “k Devi _ ¥ oli, Post- see atch l manteuor ' 4% . . ' Pe as portunity for advancement; previous @xperi- - mt ifire . ge or ~ > pag tg. om a f -~ Dept. A, 615 Central st.. . . o§ " ss i "Rate ; ' v ‘ . © 4 : ‘ ets a6 f } 2 810 , Sition ri I ad : | r ri } : j , o ’ “ : My 4 ard a . seniorit , f ad f Rus or | Co., Bue Morgan at . fe) _A! ne ric an Ride... ¢ ‘ine innat it AGENTS WANTED WOM EN handling Cigt : j ca dDinet j } ! al “wp EB oe owe . nr os yy ed ye reonallty ances = a Dar e, territory _the ye Vv rie . S1dg. ’ .. COGK—ts Mkber iene p y > a) rom ate 0 YOUNG ME Nr Havin some lathe nd —— ‘ - i xperien i »] and give full paar - South, the West, #0me Central, ; ee lie ti A - R ” aembiy experience _ email, Pract 9 ake We a . AGEN’ TS Novelty ageuts; wireless umbrel “= mye graph ty ; "ith n order ticulars in first letter. International lea experience necessary but character. RAIL Ve TRAPFI INS PE . TOR — The a 10Nn. pp 5 oon 204. Rex H ota Pe nat Dispate) , ry lia; new invention: great summer seller: LADIES—$2.50 an hour Bel! ling guaranteed cigars; two orders dally easy Harold ther Goo is Co . Elmira. NWN. ¥ sonality. courage and industry essential, Sta: rom Fy 10 to *. 4H) per month ann . Union m Station. {e7) oo ale © o.9 ore —. - 4 } : ) — year guarantee: $2.5 “> an hour e: isy no wes fT me n, wermen. chil iren mm st give i , Ply mi" outh _ « 4,4 ‘ag . SANDY = ry) ~ Sees : : - —- — rT are educat! mm. past occupations and | “ short hours, | tra e! steare YOUNG MEN--For light wor ¢, Weighing live ing; no capital: send, Parker Mf acter Os IS COG Fret write fo ‘er= SALES MIEN--$50 monthiy selling new patent senri and Ghiahatia: site an ithweat Mis strict confidence. Address and phone “““G* UNCer gvarantee: we ge 1OK—_F For general work stea dv - plo finishing pri kages an! comainers of m™ , 2276 \ ine at Davten. O at mt Sati hoinas Shoe Co UUs ei fuel vaporizer laranteed to save up P og . z0 va ae : oe ? ; give ne and ‘ gpers- , } . Powers. Room 07. 30 6N Mich. ] . : 1] if iak for hooklet an a. Asoly to tm T Listen ace iMploy - ical order, fil d general floor wor | AGENTS a esas steak tendeger ne § ¥tor to %) per cent easo ; 40 miles per gallon Post t d territory; good line. Box F-Ian, v.. Hicago 4 Seren Training Institute, B : COoOK-Firat-c - ‘The ven ¢ king ha Maliinekrodt Chem r ; _ ry maker ; the market WOMEN £18 we D nse dvanced no made with ‘ : m mdnev-back guar - — . = ; ee a ee oA BE ob} . . - ' a ww ta "noes required; : nal on ay gph mae FEMALE HELY—Tne ¥ W. CAB pe: mi. t ment Department. 1411 Lecust ot. is yo ’ COOK AND Hot in. Collinevitie, 11) (eT " ‘ ‘ inal Co... BAD N. 2 fe?) miei on igh ster - as porterhous: ssing; women t: “1; appointing antee, one samole fr Stransky Vapor- ' symone in oo . are enc izer Co Pukwana, &. D e_exnertenc ox T-182 -1} tana ti h . service of g'ris and women seeking ‘ity reference t — . 7k Cann. and Floris#a nt YOUNG MAN--single or marr ed, as helper od, old in If Tyler Mig. Co Dep? r ‘ eri t : Re ie » —-— a — -+- or id Mi ; ; me it anid errke we 4 wee ‘An ust be activ 3 M incie qn ecessar\ tellabl 0 $ “Orne SA Al. ‘bs M. \: NY. Resident Niiseourt: call on re ' yve ny ed: alao @ = ag , , 2 +] ane ae ison An v Schae Strong ang not afraid of Cumobing on rT. - 12g te) £40 £100 week: free samples go.d - = ‘ rn hh : ry —, — ng - rv a " AQ7 oe ‘ - d Sat weay ~~) lu undresses ’ = : ares — c*] e abany BAO, “> ,* P - sis . 7 Pan ve ac) ie A i ha td 2 : : , ; ¥ fied ‘te ; oe —— ee and emergeney w r Ww « have ver i COOK -Pastry any homer wedding cakes, 6 ~ ~* reek in - a) muet do peiating and other work ! - - FF. “ rec . . ‘ ’ a! ali : n .etrters; anyone can pu on store vil . . : ‘ AMS’ ERS- On ~ dump wagons 4010 — io ten with . . wre si . meta as d - Qo! ’ anc libera] offer *, wens SALESM EN WANTED $is for ins of SsarTnpies good proposition Dr AM IN¢ ’ ai coun ti lesmen wht can vols av. (eo?) shop: $15 per Weer and steady work © j . ; a : Idea! Quilti: =o Lincoln at Jerse, rte de nonstrate 4 . } : ww bh - b P many ; rood . ; . TRAN ty we 9 hours per dav; close 2 p. m. Saturdays; Meta! Letter Co 4a5, SN lark. | ; a iz. - be, : a ; ell line of roofing : e have bv far the livest | ARM on, -——- City, _ OW AMSTERS—-To leave city King’s high give particulars as to age, last employs icag ; sESMAN—Side line. automobile bake fn | J ee ane sueieinie angiaaennglel cements and paint to | a or farming argest sa@ies force in the city phen i ae one Sractor Sues a; aa ; Hi-259. Poet Di evatch. (c7) ; vY spray and force pump: ing: exclusive territory Sox B- P .-D.| SALBSMAN-—Experienced automobile sales on - Liv Foposi tion ('nited Butlider’s st Louis Would u Us On? * PPOPUUT Tle very here offer COOK —Firm-c , : wr . man: liberal salary and bonuses to man Co., Ste Wade Park, Cleve land oO connect with ich a compan’ “7 fo 5400 a mont Twice more Me ences reg ulired, aden where vou can "make real money ment and floor space used In dally # TAGS. / Sms San Francisco av Rebt ment, etc Bux at gS “so ‘ “ar valu able A tos spraying and extinguishing | »- s LN-—Two coffee salesme " exper : ‘ ' ire . . ° + " . . >~ ri ¥ 4 ; imts oe on) sf a ve STR LB BUTE R Wd - Ty , T¢ , i STR drive teams on excavation , OUNG M EN fires; 4 nozzles; throws stream 60 feet county. Box T 221, P.-D with wide acqua ancé among St. Loul . In. every town, for A} = Bey . ‘ rain than hen mae : f Fodvantte Presa Brick Co Kine’ e | - , "TO PRESS LADIES’ HATS. agents making $25 dails . liberal termes: SA | Lie “SME ee gee ‘ oe 7] peg tINBERG-COHEN, 2115 LOCTRT less mops, dustless furniture dusters, .uto- | - -———-—.-——_-___—__—__. ~ 2 = , : wh ’ 1 re wor 4500 &. anawer, foot 3) : ~M AN a ros TO T, fe ARN mobile brushes. ete are the big ‘noney SALESMEN—To cail on drug stores an! S( THAPE R STOR K handle our fast selling houséhold neces teach you the busineas - ota ae — makers of the year: exclusive territory for drinkin fountain; live wires; vod prope: 2 ‘ we have a rea! proposition to offer: if See me Tuesday HELP WANTED -_WOMEN etl GRAPH ER— Railroad experiance. Ap Ww H YY Il, E SAT, E BU SINE SS: live salespeople. North Ridge Brush Co sition. bh erbst Cordia! * Weg 5138 Fl m st. (c | Gt h ai do Washingto: ic) | ‘ a hag se or SSP) and want to ger SALES MAN AG ER. 7111 NJ ashing °° . Y - ‘ ’ — - a= . . ear ‘ i J ‘ a. ng Te eee inve 2 i ‘ »? . ’ 4s e ‘ 4 ’ , " i socuat ca aos * 128 Clark st.. Freeport, Il SALESMEN—Experienced insurance or bon “4 SALESMEN—We want live wire salesmen to! Pie cuette Co. 4247. ce a ae moan (el ADDRESSERS— Young ladies to ad@ & inna. ‘victor | Velopes in longhand; must write good Sie. CooK-—-MI4d! agency, Burlington Route. ois talesinen, capable of handling men Box Fell ‘dee salesboards and gum machines; >] TATA NAT : ‘new id ’ ‘territory assigned:’’ commis- Disi RICT ' i Rand; work must be lone in our tere, flat 5 our & y ° | oe ; é sket_st | HOT OPPORTUNITY. AGENTS—Miraole Motor-Gas amaves ict sales ists; 3e worth equals gallon gasoline; ciim-! P-417, Post-Dispatch. (cD) _ sions paid’ on receipt of order. ‘Write for) in ; no Investment or sovanemeniaantion ne - $11 per 1H ‘all 1401 Arcade oe Rist vet ane oe velewunane, eall i T ge dns (ne ae or coup ie; me H Dw 0 ages; ciowe to this city: @ monthe’ work ‘ bon; 3 ) n protit Ad 7 oe 4 7 ar | @f akirta- Si SHAPLEIG H » C.. pon ate ome ip 500 3 Kees Maia | SALESMAN—For bigh-gr: ade line of skirts. our preposition: we will make you some | nie Th nee necessary mn Set OWS OO. Tae | , ‘ cood territory; splendid opportunity; experi- real mone wa Novelty Co., 516417-18 _nix re Co., 1614 Mi; 1 av.. Chie oe ae eed y: t OS y ‘ ) igan av.. Chicage. +s €60K Experiene . For further particulare ca}! nda a. . p S ’ y '" e _ Y . ‘ | r' ont ’ | hs itier ryt 7 ad ™m or Monday at 101 S 4'] I] AN D W AS HIN¢ | ( yN . £70 Vos e! da‘ ( has A BR Hier, } ry ay rhe ed pre fer red. Rox H- 69. _Post- Dis. ic 2) ) Mi lin Bi Ke ‘edar Rapi: is. la. (Ov) F) RE) ” lL. z ‘ rl RE ON & al E SMANSHIP 1] ° or the summer a -—--— . —_ —— ‘ ht ay ! e 7 RS d n ie Alteration Help ts --—— att Ly ig (ce) . Toledo, O mae. 3 (ep) 2 = . _ ; -i* . , 7 , . da Naeoe BAKER—Speck € ‘onfection- et Seen — ¥, AGENTS-—850 weekly and up selling Mexican. ° ‘i EL ESM. te raw who ‘- a auainied ow! h SALESMEN—' Young ttle add to your in an iho - “ jucing ‘sion and action by arrest. , “ATS ’ ~ Diamonds; oxactly resembie genuine; same -,, id man city work. "Box. i. Bul, st-Dis. riena >r rie he - e sosr ge Be aia Mo eop’ Gna ae Sbeciaity sales- > COOK- Experiences Pos. As Le manufacturing oF y Oi NG M AN——St rong, rainbow fire: stand tests: geil at sight re n —— — a? — . _OBt i. +e ‘in +} — eee es aur ns te our re ~_ onda eV ening at 4 oO, at our ofr. We hy tl ve 2 I 1) « nt 081 , x a Su tirmner,. State references, experience and salary ex , peat orders; write quick for sample case, |.ESMAN—New household necessity; leads 1 the evening; money-making plan) fices, 607 Carleton Bidg., 6th ana peng this , py la I . “Naken paid 1. 81 : > T2458. Post Dispaten. pet to work in packing and offer free. Mexig an Diamond rm — ting Co. furnish’ vd: horse to "eee - give age and mailed to all) who write: ‘ Manufacturera will be Valuable to you, no natter : , - ‘ ; for © xper ier . . at . CoC en Sranknerin AND CLE “wer ; 240 Las Cruces, New Mexico } | ebperien x _L-7, Post-Dispatch. yauort, & Export Co., 47 E. 19th st., New| what you are selling. After hearing it, {f or yo ey ced women My fermi at ; ) LR A ; ; . ° , ee : : - - or { # i fee that vot P > an Mo LOUB Sa . , sai muy. winery partment timekeepers in air must checking room; stead) AGENTS Karn eastly/ $10 daliy and more. SALESMAN “For Dene tathing department, SALESMEN— ‘Ranichu, 3624 Cotinge Grove ing real estate, we shalt be oe yp ge ll for local work sellin, ing gowns; good. salary. Bre call Forest 24 - : “arb . dis ut ‘ i summer drin} steady position; good s rT) n : aN nic Oo ° | wens Genus . n j adveFtised ; a4 be Pe 7. eo.” COO . were te s good harm and be accurate at fig Wo) k: chance for ad- l tributing stablished line sumn r drinks Gentle i aw & 1 ate om ee cuaranteed shoes for men, women chil- ; 10h. Call Forest 1I631.Ww “tor appoint SALF SMEN ‘Sell tires direot to ear onwer: | 'ost Dispat. “>. : sal salary pilus commissions - . m. ~— me Wa A Kton. ‘ ences. ail c" to navance, Rox H-47. Post-Dis. (o7) $30 Bg SF ot og erate me pee | ~— my eye ag et ey hot camples: a fc) 8x3 nonskid $11.75; tubes §2.25 + HOUSE SALESMAN—Ana et and ap rmanent connec ASSORTE R On duty ass. - —_—— : mene | olum dition o ’ verseas Stars an free: e auic or territory and samples SI a eg ee ee - : hae ~—t» es ie ; s And Mock clerk, c ¥ — es : oug) sorter: goo Agee; é ‘ete ee Btripes We supply names of prospective position permanent. Thomas Shoe Co ta —- N— First-clalss for wholesale shoe sizes in proportion; uaranteed 6000 pable man of energy. and ambitious. «; : . 01 future - we a antndes bf i Eeuul’ = =~. ; ot : . R ; Tou can do it, too WwW e show vou how all ‘ishing ey rvthis 4 “me n aed ~areanen: $30 A tes SME . -FIN E AGGRESSIVE MEN ; Chicago. ~ ; ee eee nic bai ais | ih - ; Pandan ; — feN( ED ON A ~ S 0 R 7. Statier and Tuesday on Mr. Luckett, a t to Ag weekly gee « our "New System ~ eae ROX eK, fe hte WE S27, E SMEN— Oi} and gu s leases, located in - ~~ a" eo Are you goin to, ated erin . St epee ~ f Beeciatty Canéy’ Fa - Fig Damme. any: OX G-81. POST-DIS iN ‘ . ; still, or will you become assoclated with ill ¥ N W 0 R K: G 0 0 1D A SomatTseaaiel S CHANCE, East Orange, Nd. ‘Ragsdale Co., Box A, BAT. ESME 1 ‘ompetent salesmen and order | Ma, Os held; 31. ~y drilling ali Sunlimites” aa | Atting Sen we bilitne BO a pees. : ke Mi hanes . ) ME wh | Mya vyenttendee = veld A. IRIE. "dit iane . e, N. Fa RE MARTE ON a a fillers in w vlesale millinery house; must around: {f you are the t you want to f "' 4 financial a Os _Ba | sail | OOK ri ¢ LWAGES, APPLY 1308 N S Mena weal with good pay to a AGEN TS_-Exclusive agents on contract to | _be exverienc ed in this line. Box F'-321, P.-Ty. | suite call bet ween "9 80 and Dp 1h are ae aa ao forge aneee financ lally you = . ~ ae Fret. cle if more men handy with tools who can represent John Post's facial prepara- SA LESMEN-—Catholic; I have two openings Mr ur rt a — Butlding Cait : ~ P-420 Poet Di feoly by Totter oni. i | | : ” oo, a : : , r. ibe ox F-420, Post- Dispatc h le | ‘Shoe ; ; fe ohis Jo) TT + Shoe Co, he Ava fhiltwe 7 invest from $1000 to $8000 in the company's t one: established wO vears: beauty pat » ' ts» (ey wiock which is a good paying investment. lore and drug stores preferred: references bie wed aed my or city; can earn -——- -* Se ruaranteed aguinet ices, Call at once, 7H poaurres. John Post, Inc., 200 &th ay Chi — } cal , Rid ait before 10 or after 4. 13% BALES MANAGERS— Here ts an articie - LS — Vietorta Bidg.. &th and Locust, ask for Mr S Chis (cRO) —— I ee a pr Opositi om and can use two mi ab exper that selis every home, store or office: 10.. 77 T Pet ae COO White we : enced men in the city; also three for East 000 sold to date; thousands of dollars mont’ Clerk OF t ice Assis ero day: oan “ae ‘ER Tus 5 a’ ood wa | GI4S Card leton gs. RPS ; —— (oS) ortraits: you must have eood er es S ' rer oxy on road, to repre- St. Louis and vicinity; salary. liberal cor ly can be made by live wire dist t . sat . Ay to wu ‘ee0d Be oe Ww Toone” tea ot) 1 leads fu mission and steady em ployrn ent to those who state tmanacers £500 te £1000 pr Fa: to = “ - uy 1 “‘ ; u DO &\f0 [ree samo _ d; Ay 7 AtHOI Apply Sales qualify SOW Pontiac EBlidg Monday be ficient Division Manager 822 Reaper IN rs on Pa COPYisT To . PART | y IMMEDIATE 288 to 5. Co - ——-— —— _ *) . : . “wg? . 7 ms - j OL NG MEN bright " fire 26 sample outfit and Ford sar free. 12 Central National Zank Bide. SAL ESMAN ~Chinaware: if you are a pro- We algo have some very choice additiona! f t t li b 1j . . } astest selling Subdivisions in the Leeus: | _ fe) Write quick Ovee ©o., Dept. 583, Louts - 7 a a — —-—__ On SALESMEN—High-clags: to “call on dentists: ducer this is an opportunity to form a ly Miseoyri and Iilinois open . permanent and profitable connection with Monday or make appointment Ad let- BOONRKE RPE EK - Experion a, oferene Copyist- LAND DIE MAKERS Pleesne,rernatity, about Sis Pa ee ae ail dentists need my rr e vibrator for | “sgh 20, to learn business and | ACERT Sia Miaiy taal, renniehing tress | {6 wuma; sells tor 460: E30 promt for| {he, Mast, modern, and, rapidly roving pet: lev. Geo. Kt Manning, Safee Manager, 16 | City? Our property is absolutely "yuri. brut Sun Sis W. 4th soa me) good wage ifv : LIN , chandel ‘new method: | a ee _ ouston, Texas - is malied | Chestnut et St Louis, Mo , ' . o. | «henead : apertenced on pad wages for few high- qualify for salesmen, KING. ee ee oe eee - ~~~ | weekly: light sample outfit. Write The | &Tock & —-. located where it will sell and of- BON N SRS manent and good ‘ houre per week. 75) * , 4 work; no losses: no capital, ho experience SAL FSMEN-—-Side line pocket samples: 10 Limoges (hina Co., Sebring. O. tabiist SALESMEN 1,004, reliable, for es- : , ‘ ) ) department bis Cash RhaigTer., re. BRINSMADE MERC, CO. Ste: Oe Mite athens: Watts sa thee | oitlautes. $10 commission; high-grade men) SALESMEN-Stock salesmen of ability to | STOCK GAT monroe ep eve ot.__ | fered at a reasonable price with | Pxperie extra good salary; Det Silles Sen ea iL ees t - » ork - . . , ity to earn Tz S8—Johu dle White, 1116 lLa- i . ‘ rie , a 2 i aeee = r ' ; 7 overty .o.. ew on, a. a . - ' ment of bankers, professional and business - ohn os , men wit welling record : a?) o a Iimproy emen Ss In now , Are Tt! NZ NTS |. ’ iw (en AUGBNTS—_& : “oe -~ | SALESMEN—O en's and boys’ clothi: men and farmers; now in production; good | “'VS® DIE Dusiness, best selling o1 senize ; * 7 BOOK KI he ni ter a *KERS A lv LEW IN ah Pe movie ‘bait oooes ss . and underwear any herettes bg Ae ee terrftory and kond cominixaions: «ilt-edge — ninelty. Apply 705 Locust st -», 2 VU Moving because you love to ePenmamtatmm tind. 4 Ly pew ritete er he ff. al , : ee . ' . ee a ape anoheas, de | ' uw portunity for huetiers. Southe Mot ’ —~ : ’ » : ; ; , im TALS CORPORATION. 23 ; the ae for Une - al “an he Ail re {* ineton as s a ey A -_ tolt “ae Ave’ L, ta Houston Tex cee R “ EN PER] ean i ' Sede : be ‘ rf | on alogue 304 end geod recommenda! ions necesasar’ all acquaintance with dry goods “trade p var ml Iiehed trade fourna! in 8 lL. outs and ad‘a. comn work | Loke te weles " on ay Ps HBL ER i ney 42 —- a> ‘ ‘ te ‘ Chicas hf Siley (o., Dept Monday 200 Frisco Bide. Mr. Dwyer, able: experience unessential; replies confi a bilit territory, must have experience and 1ission, something to really to Mr. ‘iasiant. 92h nklia ev ’ (jon ey 424) _ ; . . , o" ’ ’ , y 0 — ~ : : . ; dent! > too a a , Bblity to cet rest! ts from wh ‘ema! i- “d 1 ry ‘ ENG kD AN 1) { { NI } Je. oT wl ta rtelde « fron Ruet Soap Co AD, soe BA ith 1 ' suran: ® erperlen a owe “\ ae ‘ Room 1304, 847 Fifth av... ufacturers and tobbere can i: handied as work for. Ww ill . on see me to BR . T Ty { \ } i¢ ry, . { ] ER \ ne a RAT. TS he Th 7. 1. . > Ancaster a eom * Philiateln ~ a +e i ‘ount salary and cormr : — - — — — a side iine attractive commie x ' , . . APPRENTICES 1 KN r ’ ST A I hk AGE AN ) agents to ll thetr ortetnal ee 7 tT ff; dtr tunity ‘or right | SALESMEN The Miles F. Bixler Co. (na- tion. Address. in confidence aivine full in. day , OF will you put it off ? In Experienced rirl on ate ern : Peat -Disne te hy (ional advertisers) want capable er ecilty formation a0 remarda ovresent can nections, ve ti t hi *.% i ¢ ri a> Stigate this proposition for and bnuttenhole machine. DisieWa sien ™-« ' an oe _ 4 N _ . . ee apene > y we ds i ’ |, trate mark prin? qd eon teh . = rey Apel FORM > R KE Mi | oy \l k ~ | re Pat k ifAve ot By A th SALEAMEN vur businesses justifies addin z Sonnet + 5 ty ly --y pasie for ape ; pe * ce nl Merchar t and Manu- - in ar. unNWwaehahie etalnes —— Rev ern mer fe Our ealea for: e: 10 mas 2#e0) an o Tr geods . Ware acturer faa’ ville Tenn. - . = . ® “ a . . | MAKER First-class, stead x, | BOX T-77, Post-dispateh (¢) | clothing, warble. otc lithe manic 4| travel and & for city work; $46 per week, , “24 Seneral stores; splendid onportuntty for YOUNG MAN—With sales ability, of neat yourself. We will also furnish EL \ & WALKER HA : 1 Chou ie — Roe 8... marein. writer for | adv aSvance to right party, Apply eales man-| fit’ Gone i) Manager 620 Garit + | sprearance. single: te Sell tye wri wp YOUancar. A . : particu 306 Odd Fellows’ Bidg 2) ' Clevelaaa, 6. . &20 Carlia ty ling experience not necessary Bor nH ' Titta |) ply DRESS FACTORY, 34 & a 5263 arfield Av.. (¢e7)' 16th and Locust. reedtay ani c

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_ _ SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920. es 700 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Is th tt Fig Se s the position y k ad d in th + HELP _WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS. HELP WA ane Atlas A you see vertise in f ese columns today? . Lorre =“ 158 NT : OST-DISPATCH. = : FoxDLE ee te oun girl, 16 vears DISHWASHERS Sviinen:” tb : =o -WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS, HELP WANTED WOM EN. GIRLS HELP 'WANTED- -WOMEN. GIRLS yn - = SS ee ‘& ; per wee Apply t ours from 7 a. GIRL : ' y x dice (o., B18 Olive et... 4th floor, wt (e2) ym Bhd pe ma oF from 1 p. m. to 9:30 GIRL—To learn to press and ev. Gees | GIRLS re oe — ra ED. “WOMEN, ne nee pendants — ; —eT OT ee ae an " : ’ . ‘ i . ve - “a ©*s, exrpe ‘ ce © 1}eC es (” ’ ‘ , P ‘ N SEWE 2RS. On whir is; must have noon. 2d floor, I nion po il ae before Bs titties ‘ec) | Pay; we . spamiiten ay fey ght house wer good , me ” fie viv Soe y experience and ~ —- PIR LON - ay. NO Co.. 11: 2% Washington av. an for. Drens aa Pleasant working conditions. with ont laceds aiternoonk. Sanitol ¢'o., bovie Torv work : steady employ- i H MKDRES srilt . 5° positior French Pleatinge © “4 Wa jOL SE WOMAN _ Camoeten ~ owe —_ " anda ion pe ‘ ‘ opportunity L {KS- -E xperie nced— anda “inexpert- --—-- + . OM a (+) "pa al = a %. 9 Hk MS] ye Hee Rs hiperien ced riris te oie Westminster | bo re liable. for city Madison. (c62) ' | DRGARMARER n= aaa n, 4th floor. parcoble (c) Grand. Yr 4 W . Wool wort h Co : S17 s tain girl. Apply BENISH TT _ e + VW ¢ ai SU hav P rood positions - y »°ar-T und Positic: tla Ma rae =) \' 7 '% ‘ “era " - tx a hus. Ap : a - _—_——-— - rs clans: steady Dosittor n. 2 i lites (7) i sow -_ 7 . P W A EID { > . ,ime \ ax? nertor =e . Las ne +o ° ' ; ' ame ¥ OLA, ‘ ’ . tate in ree | cae, seeren, iy, tpetitution: ‘DResere kes Theatre Ride || GIRL. Coltred, nn RESTAURANT, 8th and Olive. ° NI ypen for experienced operators HIKER —Girl companion, to K nee ee et, a ee — . > fa o e7)) c -ER Ex rn ‘ Donak oe or 2 actes . . et a cariieiiaiiatiemeiiiai . - " ‘ referer, oO ; — } ns: » 4 ‘ . a triple wear ahs : . a ont sow lo ib Sete t He Totele seetarie 4 days a week, Mar- 4427 Olive st. on and bel per ton Mm slate a. OR OE, ee ee Me) GIR! S About Ld we 16 ese old, SOF wpe set rs Ke — alan ig pm en és Ske. we Z dou e } an ‘ashinegton (e2 “ ad hid . ee ‘ s : “ . ns , *> . mae . : . sbett Shute bl ‘ vioted Bits (OF we e' hows buts oF G ; » Gt INt(s 214 ROOM vf L} “ . 298 dey inerotinnt - G HIEK For grocery and meat" met. DEPaEMAR SxS mn baipers. at cam. Call GIRL — Experienced closing covering, ending, | To learn cashier an e work Stock in costume department; CPF" especially in need of| work: eo home nights S856A4 Olive ’ North for .euluines; peed wane ee ‘ 4 é . y mann. : . et ‘a, ic eling glue ALSO s to learn 14 to {ts 1 FF. , > | ’ * ys ’ ; / ee , SIar’ ’ | 1. 4 ud! aie a'e th Fre nklin Ai the, m3, ery aA Riri A) n. S() Z 1 () ‘ ‘ \ LVé it ‘Tent —7 a. ;' . ; “y ake $5 ta 38 Ve OK Perionce aaa 'S HIER. Young lady “with some know “chee | perin ee of eusalevaned A ' Ply Standard Pence! Co 189° Locust. io) working eonditions \ ) yly ] 10 - . . h. ‘ sl ()P ER A! |" ) iitet SECGLRI, White references . cil AD, “abel thie ne ha * atx! inspec lore, UAINI aK how of book « anmall offi * pleasant work and | second floor ik. GIRL. Mor patel : ae — . . : . ‘ 4 | | 7. , ( ‘ | RI ~ v¢ | . \ ‘ . sar ( Rs Maree? T21" 2 W’achimeta bertares ewer b . “NAk@Ss ot rate at@y, ~ Ce aad voor | — anon position, state salary.” Box'F| STIX, BAER & FULLER Hi For ‘xeneral housework, dil Park- | Lafayette. (e RLS, NG WOMEN EXAMINERS io RBAIRL bof NOREORORT EE TREN oE| | Sone Tecan and ae : ; ; +h astv AALS, } eet 120 ices ' — ~- —_ —_—- -- —-- - Ie RR | ING ‘ig by re Py Pa . we adults "Oo" a Wate ; _ ; — oS olders needed, ruur NOTICES eee tttteeereeen A+ ME At SY ( a A Ny DIN] \N¢ |: ~ - ro Aa. = wt MEM AT hth €hliive st teeQ : & ASHIER | o> ieee GIKLS } or fee dit f iy ‘ h ’ ne: re . . 7 ° i sritel bel ¢ oan net , 6 ’ “ . nas. DRESS OPERATORS—E : nx, folding and shaking TELEPHONE 7h n , TD: as "3 - : | ‘axes. tle J. ESS Apply room wid | raity Chua) ; ee, _ xperienced and ‘san 4:90 Kiris to learn. for Towel Supply ] ! : , : : , shasta ‘ (] I: R ATORS " Pa CSeae Ohh le : ae “Monte omery & Cent Siren pe - .. n vio University Chub IORERA .. Ye Repid and accurate. to operate cas} ple dress tak | Ar ' Sane aun- GIRLS — |! or} t factory ee go tN as me) OT PY -- ) mien SS Ot Ak Mh 2 Pha et on : ence oo re a : a reg- | - naKkers, De Luxe-Fit Dress Co., Riis Anoiv 1854 FP’ar ay vis si a } act rs » 4 ‘ , . - {f @&vi. yo Lev, a hr \ bieri sits ttt le 4 tm | . , , (C2 —- wel! “ia HERZ CANDY co “10 t E UL rE ~ nanington ev .._¢th_flovr (c)|GIRLS—To operate Unioy Special machines work; $12.00 per W eek PAID WHILE LEARNING | a VES 2 eye weJ " at: , te a at i an estas | * dees KRihss Pit Dins--Appiy Moser Paper : — Ad Mn +t. _ . . > Ao et © ; AL. y ees on : ; Ti te iy SI Clas lik‘ i | . . dd o . a ‘ . : a on ye ‘> J S * . ~ rath ; 4 4 i Bim RS ores GPHikK ANI) WRAPIPER—Experience.. |, hom L be A Kor net house work ith van Apply M. Handelman, 610 N 15?) Morgan af Young ladies between 16 and 295 Ss a0) | =. Jefferson AY: HOtSEaGIRI iiead Wares’ emall ¢ ’ | jan Priest PikiDeeee eee ae rw irl to leexe stamps & neu wT. _t) . fel) Jel . i ' Ve vears of age to bee , ahs salurv increased aecording > IN fous at . an — ‘ wr : —, Lt. ¢ hewn? se _se) con) 4 am 7 ; quire > } eourteous: good salar. Jd bot ’ e oe ‘ond floor and : sist with childre Gi | eo Our « : . . _= eo} ee . " ; re bi : fs es j ar. 7). ber tree Me ree. oa i" i! ”, S216 Oltws? CASHIERS — R -hodens- Rurford. 4 N, St , us. | . ena ¢ Sw ede . +" —. cade AT i ¥ to ability and lengt h of service, lor MA ZD )) h\ YT x MIPS re = i; Woes laine Mie len Pu hing Be alin ~ av er 4 pod —~ aa “ et w i: LOE V ATOR a mM AN it etween >, and wins venter ri bre ic) : P as "LOWE RS ANT) part iculars coneerning this interestin - ded af ~~) 4 ot i", eat «) try eat faa geliefu : - #7) Ty f preferred, Box Re. o ' erience not necessary, but must ?t eat | GIRIT-—To assist in office werk: ne “oy s "ER? ANEN’ POSITIONS wrk ’ Ft 3 ee eee > ao c7) JOK PRESS PEEDER—Steady jo =r hey . re Pp a PENS ee GENTLE “gq ha a " ieee, aie. And give charac tor re Roone “ | _ experienced Lee y F. _ oe eon MI = GOOD OPPORTUNITY LEVIS-Z! KOsKI oy cian Ay a IN ) . Miss KE, Dunne, sth BL2.00 per W eek to stary HOW SEGIR - Sinaii farts good = " sfternoons off. Sau per . oon eo — mr . me -- a4 “ PT) ‘ ath payee mY a\x~ av we } j " + ket a? ‘ >a is os . e ME Tre AN ee OF '& (i) 11] : W ASHIINGGT* ms Lio r \ nio (? anh - tile ¢ " . ‘ ° ire “Hs ms we i boy vai . jearr » } ne res " ; aaa a . e . S is; estab n par re ek: in dow ae n hotel: ) = + ie h and Lio ust. () »)*s r + gos . 4 i . — y-Adame Eng. ©o, Bo ine opportunity” 4 GHAMDERAATD —— : : “ — _ tCe) cular notel \ w vate? h _ Hox G- T. Post- Ibis, GIRI.S—Firet coating and vart ish ng: good ae) o Th) Ix ; \ A (> Ii T |: LEPHON E CO “ 92 ! ati ms ¢ asily le arned. hat n “east Ri. 4. - re ee ge — , Wa pF rds | , * at Mont Hotel, 2000 Mor. | ks SDE in OPERA: TOR-chonnas: steady | _W8ees; good working conditions. Appl) GIRLS WAN TED aa tens ebe Piece workers receive Victor Swael. 3728 Moras pRECCHEN WOMEN COLORED “APPLY eT man to invent BPORM -- - ; = OP Be Ly acob Mange. TOM Washington 84% Tawer Crave ; ~ . of ; . ' HoUS “Milhi! ie, mera a caeeene ae 2 le , ies if ; - HOUSEGIKL--And cooxing, highest salary S10 per weel Hox T-389, Post te) he right nian — hao?) ane sunday. S528 N. Grand ic) Grand Laundry Co.. $044 Ta wton, : men GIRLS--Familiar wit Bort 7 } iding 4 | il AND \W ASHINGTON st ad) work : Saturday atter- clinies and dife IMmsurance, paid; 2 in family velessaden™ * hite. 248 LADY Young. with his lie ohn a aay or any baton” ry , . rat 1? with adding tn geod references. | FE 5 MINE: ‘R—Exverienced on silk wWwatats: — ph call Mondas room 411 F ‘eral oe : ¢ 5» | 1’00n off A \} ERI¢ ‘A N |? ALPE R MW ithout eX pense to ePni- ermine. ng Kalter, 2d floor west cc} preferred, to, asatst exe spe ,* aemtien = sillar © adding machine; 865 to $70 steady position: good salary. Pelt ff ' teserve lank Bid _—— _—— ——_— . yr , ae : ” . eae HOUSEGIRL Or middle-age : ' Pant Rox T.24) Poat-Dienatet —_— a (ey ‘ ‘ ry eltason Mi! » ye 6 > 4 wer . > . > >L” > rl m j . . " . ' Ax ,oTria ‘) : nat ’ ‘ce? pron aay ma “ to start. 10 NN. th. icy) ‘ o " O38 ¢ ucas AY. Gill = r . , ‘ a } GIRI ~ | () | }: ARN | \ | |: R 4 ROD! ( | > ( () +) ] 2 | B }) ove disability avmnNne Ts take care of! x»! 4 mne | ov} \ ork ‘ | ry y , 7 - . —_- - rage, ~~ . _ £ “ — a Ce! a AY WOTR Tf iwo;r work department, | 4» 4a : od *) a= ( ’ ‘ aba: ‘ ¥on4I: 4 Cort ell 4 l"rnive: L. \DY yoo a. TT OR ov eit . ; reas I ; : -& pe ie co.ored, to assert bags — oe : : i Re oO S22 a week: come re: . S10 Wate “A 2: . : JC spatonh ions: oOo Salar j , Appi International & ‘ - ° ~ ; — \» ome ready -- fc!) . ith 84007 toate | Mi E u l salary Apply to gan rae Moses Co., Ss ato (; IRLS— -Handy Ww ith the ar to work Aondav 4 al IS 7 SSOILRL—Goend colored girl for ceneral LA DY Kor oftic 7c OW = & Moll , -- . : - = . J - ‘ . - ’ t ny r : : . ee” Bese a. ne. ISS MMmMa, 4t h floor, GIRL—For dentist's office good chance if { wor k ‘ : f It ] eye . oe a . C( "\ ouiwe agg J eoking or laundry 446 CJIrocery Co rket street : : er, on i mN NENEFE - “7% } jlerested if} Work: Ss wr &) bik - B-208, Oo 0 be at rie 0 's ats. | [ NX [¢ mN ( AN DY (‘() ~ : —~ - , — sonny Hoel. | eS Call Mr. Reveral young ladies can find clerical po-* . a%a 4a tLD Ss. Poset-Dispatch se ins \ , 6 y} IN I] \T ‘ +> N ia ei Lic I SkGIRL-For general housewor'l “ 1.Al>) ‘‘atholic, Decome interested tn @ y Le POreee, ' ee sitions in office of wholesale house by reply- 610 W 7 , . GIRI,- Pxperienc: for ey pe Appts _ . CU), Oly N. 21) Chestnut. @) family; good eae e for good woman. r ail position appealing to women, partpor ‘att = = anupqemeieedl 7. to this adve rtisement, Applicants must AS ington A\ ing goud waven paid a ae ane at . _ Rt hy st fourth floor i e7 \ ee . . m es TT) r Ta a | _unday “ 4405 Mi ail rson a\ ) tim our M iss Ita Lan en a Ny j train ric Wieink Dusiiens om. over 18 years of age and be bright and | Appliv tn versal Paper ‘Ra ‘fc —* elt vt a _ , i MUSE = sm al 5 f a tie! you, call 718 Holland Bix ™ te ide-awake young mah + aaa t splendid opportunity for advance- |__| Broadway am aper Box Co., 423° N ‘TR ‘ >. hin oN a I ‘OOK in ‘y © ag ee pt ne 1 a. m.. or 4 p. Mm. to Gs “mn. 5) h take atvantage of . ment. vp, ome experience, If any ee = - 7 'c) GIRLS In shoe factory : vood , : Uisiie Work, sO . BA a? owner ot yh = aa? Post-D spat ‘ y. “Gls | FANCY FEATHER MAKERS—Also home GIRLS—18 to 35 to work on or learm alun ' ' : . F ne ‘Tea aries . Post-Dispatch (og, LADY--16 to 21 years, for light mee nations iuring . ao —— — wor given experienced ede . |mum heel business: cood p mage Fagg mv: bes « aS UU SECGIRL-——-Fo rene ral ous “Ty were permanent position, ae t ret concern; eriees CO sr. capabie—af taking | Henderson “Mte""Go-"i00s Locust, AWE. | light wiry shev. also spray” aivin’ Call 116 surroundi ag ‘PE OIaD Wer. |GIRLS—V DUSECIRI For Kem al hous works) ne | rounding. good pay! experience met Rees en ; en xo ealary. Grand i . = ~ . (‘a m3 av . ile ; “ sean. ‘ ory surroun: Ings. ~. ie { i ’ " ‘ . ft. +) - o te hi eh way Aref 6 Forest "bent apa =e 2 ‘Ary, CAT Levi rye tw by a2 _ o ae for s7h lmmenne undry Co. ., S044 Law te ~~ ose SS (cl) | == i‘ ’ 4s . pay $s] W eek to le : Saitek Hide = ithe uaranty ‘wd roduc If sou ar , ra > a » - my J rreAItHeER DYER And cleaner. 6: Y GIRLS 4 ‘overing etn - @f eas 3 ‘ ‘ e ’ on Hot SE GIRL For house cad T 7 . , rts Tie ‘heastnut = es Soport : ‘ . OMPANION- Will give room and b pard to’ KHroadway si a rood +positio ee ee finishing: ER SI Ok C O)., Moth and L ocust, : ; : ork: eae call at 19 La i yey Miter SY tite perte “ business of Ak. own. ploy ~~ Box. Ne Y. yt ee , hemes is FINISHERS —-E xperien d on p a also to lear ey * a 1 or, “wang oe 3 GIE.LS—m. | kt ; Start; we W ork SI eady entire nernt in “a anne Cah Oe enon ‘ “ Py r ae oxne rion anced? We. nee ‘, hb err. over ox > ’owt-Dispatch. ~ ir ve 4 nee: on pants; he an Box Ract ‘ ; te S ‘ ‘ os ’ — | i 25. awe ' for pa ing ana icine epart- baal i erie : ‘c? : at a Wb..te-4 eA : a. f@ id un 102 N : a at. room 30 aa ie .. or ’ ol4 ) Ma . ie} ments exp rier et girls aver: m S*%4) er i P ™ La it r Heo SEGIR L WV Piite reryera!l ? fe or . Al sa et, Bas WW lillie first of week: srTua AGENCIES ‘AND DMPANION German, caer nth £2 “sew | FINISHERS On dtewses. De | — -|GIRLS—TO FILL AND LABEL EXTRACTS | Week: G00 Pay igen. c Aliso mm Year; we are located next to the onws Extra in family; $50. 900 Newport av. Web. v: Washer, Vietor 2205X. 2085 0 i : US or ane | unday. ‘ lie + vw ‘ ‘ x . AND Mi S] ARD NO i X PER E> ‘ik wT Orer houre ry} “Ty ] / a ry 7 1 "4d wor sfar Tieaten. \\ elevate ia 40 \ ** conn) j wv RE eT? 7 . . - oe tween 4 and 5 p _m 742 Weat P) b) = Se se WN ‘ashington AYV.. 4th floor cy VECES ¥ oe 2. ‘ J aN CK eed oy SO Be ft and : . ‘a . ie othe — i inst Class, Mond: Y or Tuee- s t+ ov4 ite , ne pi. j — qoeneeeeeend —_ Ei"RSSARY iy gts & DDY Miu qa) eg) jours 12:4) m ot? Pp TT} experience not kK ( 5 7° To | ‘) . : ’ . Ho SEGIRL A Core ‘ rir : ‘caaia?t ony, B . i oh iB Kirk vt ‘ EROOLS ‘ GosrosiroNs Fo For imprint work; Le. i! ee re oe best wages in city.) MAIN AND MARKET STS ‘c3} | Pecessary. Apply Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co ads Bridge at 612 N. Ist; must Kxperience not necessary with light hou seworke “Ko” hem xg ‘ghia, | LAUNDRESS—R 3 7 wt : rs: washin - y , . ~ ” : ae - | Se, ee papenende *. : 18 oO ClOCK, ° ; ry" , 1iousework only: whit or colore no LAUNURESS— Electri wash ail ox " tn ‘tions ~ Wom: COOK B40. "54 sa she ed, and first- floor | FORELADY—Or supervisu-, for overall fac- —UT'ersal " ilm Co., 2116 Locust st. ici |G GIR LS— T Oo W or Ix ll eandy lae- 001 N. IST ; (¢) wages. Write R. F. DD. 10, So ohm _ 3710 Titinets ay — a Rent. 652.1 +d rea, pie orest 7636. (cl) | ay ; one capable of handling union help GIRL—Check and assort flat work. 814 ber t foie : aia | lk m2 ey UP ia si i racks Mo | LAUNDRESSMoe Meagan a . stare berets ve i, KocBester, | G00K--White; for summer, tn countr y; 2| also must have knowledge of production week to start: experience not necesa ory; come prepared to WO! k leit tS veri Years af Age: — _ | LovebathLe Ween nan ie hamden 40a ’ enn HescAyY, = SO SS) meals a dav; wages 850. Box H-10 -D and balancing of operations of department; steady work; off S turd 7 attorn ” ved 4 M capes yy Wid sad UY si 2YU Sal S il " . ao - plea e. Ooco Mel nersot AY. { alba? \ 4074 Te hh : on: ay a Tuesday. ctly © inodern | i setts und necemary. Call {00 N. 24 st. (ez) GIRI--Over 22, wo do general office work GIRLS—tTen girls for wrapping @UrME Vacation season by applying at Paper and Envelope De- oi).1. Se ic) | § RDA a wal voreet Pee aaa air all Marie? Cor K— Girl for cookine at lowe. ee os GIRL~—-Youn colored. to hel take ‘Car . if and welt on cus loMmers steacdv position ani - . ~. . our ()nerators’ Trainin ry Sehor (*s ] , ) rtere SECA RL—Colored maid. to do renera!) ae be ee s te. uesaay or - Wedn or: | a6 w West minster ~ nd lower floor work. 2S hildrer a a 222 Fairfa » e ¢ crt vat 4 aun a IN ance ment Star Dyeing ani cake ; @a Xp rience unnecessary ; any a * te tonan & i = ear e part ments. housework: go home Gaamhe: T tn oe ow day. Call Victor I598R. In the morning* a a — oi - - a —_——-—-- ” i; 0 tbls . (srt ] ‘ 7 - . =. } “a. . i . ae ‘ mom ent: *¢ x te i Pr ~ =_ ’ Mm) Cabanv. aD tment i . ag Mrs Ww Ly pa 4727 Pages Forest ee ate oto ae Anply 4254 Lindell. 24 floor. | _ work in flat. 428A Grice av. clean work: no experience necessary. Hux- | GIRL! S.-We have places te r 10 bright girls ete ers 8epee,. He... od opera- Gi Is hetw - or | MOUSEGIRI. For anak hoa aad eh ' R Deimar 2477 ar ¢ or | of o lable on os aay ek ~ wma il family: * peferences re- GIRL To work in wate h repairing. Gepart- ton & Skin iner Printing and Stationery (‘o.: fr eur departme nf of re rds; being te mpo- fors W ill be placed ln exchanges most ir >) r€ tw een 17 and a? | Dain ooking: ty hite or CoO use w 0 @? mall ]. AS NDRE SS aoe a Monday and hed sradunte KE \ pert , Pea Apply 4241 W w estminater. (c) ment. : HM Globe- Democt rat. Bidg. J fe) _ask for Mr { ‘leary Jat (ey rary work, this af ‘fords ar excellent oppor- eon venient to their homes A ll eX- vears of age Sua Fiment . borne nights: good wares Ar Pues say ; come ready for work Monday. right: classes for cols S00K—White woman; good salary. Apply | GIRIS—Te pack cakes. Kroger Grocery & GIRLS AND WOMEN—To learn now to seit; yy RA ool in th 3 (aire intending to Te-| changes located convenient “ DE : | ast ee floor | S147 Kingsbury pt ee Sele Washington, Lin- +800 _ $800 Washington. — Raking Co. Tiffany and vv Vista. : (ce) j you'll be taught and paid while vca are rd = 2 4 t 16 tall to turn their va ‘a ' anes OCaLles convenient to car NO EX PERI EN ‘EF N KY ‘ESS {R Y ' se adi ic) LAUNDRY HikeLi--Expertenced “ ound sbabieae COOK --White: | GIRL—To p k cakes. Kr . Tiffa learning. Appiy at superintendent's .iffice. al financial gain. The work is con-' lines. . HOUSEGIRL-—Experianced. general house- hands can make $3 to $4 a day. J. Art HOME We uo can earn ; oom ty no ey work; family of | ae , Vie te ac CAACS. roeger Ss. Tif any ! main fi or ha | lcony, is am ous-Barr | Co. (cS) none i ap Rigi clane on poche sat on. so - = oO ‘ — +> . — . £13.00 Per Weel to Start work: family of 2: emall flat: no enter Anderson Laundry “u70 Ove. «ft , ur in your spare time, ava nent ats Perkhin, —- = eHoor | ones | GIRLS Young g. for he ind sewing on. chil- achool considered vn Ag na beet high KINLO‘¢ H TELE! HONE ( Q, . taining: evenings off: white or colored: LAUNDRY HELP--k " : : x. (cs) GIRL—To work in restaurant. 3307 Mera- i onan ® wore lool Consicered, Stage age and Saiary exr- . Atter— P good wages. O53SA N. King’ “or at veders, folders auick}y ana eas vy Goo — Nig Se aoe —— * = mec, rath ‘ ret s hats: good Dav, steady work che year _pe te qd Rn aed | ‘ost -Dispatel (a) 4400 Delmar, at Newstead ay. C er W k. eet Q0RW . Fo. a’. ns s highway. or — akers in flat work de pt len giris we teach | you how hae « k. Y, AODIY | GinL— For xeneral housework; able to cook. ee bon 0 YW bee ee , ene Headlwear tee tc aime ae ne a Rage ak SE 3S meeatme kinks ia Cad $13.50 Sol aan a : ; mina (f) | 2OTR. ARCHOL SOI Said Sucas._ fe) monte. ¢ card Scher ee Kugenin. (ei) | Apoly Mrs. Tr. Bultan, oe20 Kingsburs. (c?) GinLS—25) large, experienced or Guex —s GIRI 2 * i ata Sia 'g Brae Uieetene ‘for cumsner. Sis Weers| et “To do labeling on cans. 1008 S. 2d enced in paper box making: pleasaitt ie Experienced staying machine ee re ee re AB ay nar 08814, Apply 18 Lewis pi.; take to learn. (rand [aus iry \o., "a Fe SPEeECTORS harn er. . eat- o at. = bev {c) | good pay ; Saturdav 12 o'clock. Moser P ape : “ . . , eee “* 6 ca ret of f Taylor an ‘inney, Walk t Ge y HELP ae r month and e Apenses;: Soe wai 551. ic7) GIRL S—To help on embroidery es « 1s years old. to work as/| Ww AL, KE R P O TAC. ; : ~ ee > iO. St pa DT Fe tell agg —_ os arn: good pay. Home Laundry, 4300 = + wet. 1 ee yo 10. Gay: wares ‘to: about June 15. | GIRL— —For or housework and cooking: three in cashiers and wrappers: good opportunity for AP ER B X l Af TO ] |: AR * ST R \ Ww Si \W | o1, ‘4 @17.50 | 5 n ral heu: we k; no wW as hing: small town |) mney av, (er box 2 he 0 hn pd ag oe COOK —Firs-cinew Riv (ec) familly: $10. ear fare. A861 Julian. (c7) advancement Apply superintendent's office ‘ OR » $ 2s e12 ) 8. ST h ct. / e? \ 4s Ra ’ ~ KJ A = an i3 eseeeoeaeenevee ee 6 of S 6 of i ; { entral lili ws, good w“ ages, good home - .- _—ae -~ ’ ute, ult —F iret-class: rivate family; refer- GIRLS—For factory work: $12 a week | main floor balcony, Famous-Barr Co, (cR&) - ee Se il eee pawns ING AN 1) Ik \ [ | Ww RK ON v ‘be ee $ 8.00 shy S0ens. enience; references Phone Cab LAI N DR Y ¥_W. SAL Bmpiny- | required; in Westmoreland. Forest | start. Hinolite_Co.. 200 Market. ¢ ™ i Al | - ‘LSE , ; ‘ j Ce, , a Kto e2) ake care of files of large tron | (}]R1,—Young; for clerical w ork | | §8-Hour Day—Free Medical eee; GO wale heme. 1068 NS. W Bake. good positions open for 307 er FINISHERS ~ kind . ' es | {e) | GIRL--Young to answer phones. Apply ne steel] concern; good opportunity | ght girl; state age. education, experience - | in factory office; one wit! fioUSEKEEPER—G D. : ; vith c= Service—Relief Fund for aaa ood “home, treat. nent Rox B 174. Post. Dispate hh x PRESSERS, ourses, Write now fot Aute. and ‘Tractor -WOMEN,\ GIRLS ladies to address stn must write good pla wet ‘Arcade pours me day. for" counfe employed: Roe mee centre Beak kK; od | eee ne lary expected. Box Fa : ca ondayv 4100 Ruseel! About Oo assist In housewor good | ‘phone cle = lS - : . - G GIRI-—Telephone clerk: hours §:20-5, 1 Sat-'Ssome stenographic experience, Sickness, Ete. HOUSEKEEPER lady to keep house: 8 in IRONEI family 22106 N 11th ‘ 4> ts, Saslemoed. “oye Weouetonsing | wives ane at 3200 S 7th. be tor as no e¢ ~ ty Se ne rene gy chance pl rf | RIC 'E ‘TT X 7 | | R 4 7) -—Colore: 0 exper ence necessary ] or advanocemen state age an salary ex- “eTerreqd, Ss te " . 5 t VY ia Ww , = i « | } i te ( ) f omen in (¢ ‘harge of Recreation HOUSE KE EPER =T mothe less home ool oO Ca S l Hall wages Box RR awn T’romt Dispat a. . , (y IRLS = () [, EARN, OM Help : . oo eemeens oe red 1B é 2821 M es ‘ted, Be RB 5 DI ct é ederna ag Co... 282 organ st __ (ec) | pecte fox K-35, Post-Dispatch, . . " , * coe -— ——~———= | MACTORY, 2850 S. Jefferson. ai aire a HOUSEKEEPER Elderly German, smail Dina Ctiy Chirt La actories wed, for private ‘ iox ash. ppply éth a restaurant, Stix, undinge. (&) —lxperienced white, to go to sea- GIKLS—-To learn tn all departments; $2.25 ome HERZ CANDY CO., 512 Locust st. TORY WORK; NO EX- GIRLS the summer: leaving guns 15; | per day. J, Arthur Anderson Laundry 8070 | 7 ‘ All .* 'GIRLS— 18 to 2h to trim ladies’ hats; also ry * ‘trys ‘ , en PERIENCE NECESSARY. ; Baperienced. white, to go North for | GIRL--—For general housework: plain cooking: , GIRLS—F borato hanent position the summer: permanent position: highest | __v004 wages, S38 Vernon Forest 4850. (°)| labeling oF luboratory work, pune’ jaa Ay '-— and | he | vomen in alter> Ki25 Waterman. Forest 3861. | GIRI-—Neat, cojored. in. millinery shop.| powder, etc.; pleasant work; good chance nen EO POL cM cil Who ave graduated from Permanent Kmployment. town; 20 miles St. Louls. Box L-74, Post PIC E yi bY ‘Expert mcos: for one month: 4 in| Apply S17 N. Tenth ot. _ _(c)| for advancement. Apply to Mr. Hughes, | CQ] ORED GIRLS \ 1 vane , |grammar school, can get good posi- Des : a. ae Dispatch. a z ‘an, abebyvyw wold weet at I Caw 't salary. ’ ae, 5 wages, references reauired: | GIRI,-Oolored; about 15, “to —" 2 “with _Meyer Bros, Drug Co., 4th and Clark. 4 1-7 a anda women © he stematic Promotion. HUOUSEKEEPER—'or outside town: young OR50 S. Jeff , 'S f ( Waterman. housework, 3605 Delmar av. GIRLS-—-14 to 16 years, to work in stock fill- for nut picking ; clean light and tions here as cashiers and wrappers. APPLY woman with no chiitvn preferred; answer wo th? 2, Ae lersou, DS, to yon pia after and housekeeper, |GIRL--Bright, young. to wrap ~ bundles. ar tn AE ay beng mney mt excel- | 5 ++ na atiy oem ie Ne 'This work is not hard, it pays well : . siving Cetalle._ Bes ee 4414 Page Bl enth (e) Peete Call Colin: | GIKLS—In mangle zie department, > shakers 4 start with; advancement as yeu learn. Ap — refer one W ~ wma ll family: beat sid ] t aa it . to M Cohen, Gollub M , » C% / Dp ° ‘ , , , i gion = irae In motheriess home: 8 in oo nh elie bo ie TG la: hoo! 1 of Hous choosing on a tinas * iiner Anderson Laundry maT0 Olve.” (03) | 1409 W ashington av. ee APPLY 1308 N. 16TH. (¢7) YOUNG LADIES rir | aenay. easy work; fair wages. Grand ee a wreen aman Washinw farn'\y nekee " a - 2s +s Bie BL — — — . . 2f.m ' foot wages : Washtnet Olive, apply Montay. Oe } | GIRI—16 years old. to aeaist tn ling: state GIRLS--19 OR OVE 1 TO LEARN FIELD - sais PERMANENT POSITIONS dat a IS al jot SERERPER—23 to 8h. unincumbered; MAIOS— Wi ie or colared a maton, “(c} | —_= | ow any. ox T-S2%, WINDING. SPLENDID OPPORTU Ni ¥ iz ; ik WT ———_—— why , ~~ susewerk and Gaal a aoeas © Warwick Hotel. i3th and ba an with chita: a; plain ieouine aged. oF worn. | Po Post-Dispatch. te} | TO LEARN AND ADVANCE. APPLY '* GIRLS—To work‘in candy fac- STEADY EMPLOYMENT Bn Bonn om i ee ates ao chit. | MATE! coe ccghn Mee ee place for right party. GIRLS Two. aged 16 to 18, to pack coffee | M.. 2085 Lay UST. THE EMERSON © rice torv: easy work: pleas An excellent starting rate with fre- + dr > woman boas: BIE weak, 1201 Ohio “TO ifth ahd x For -my te Hotel Tinen ~ Ry pi. | and labe! cans. Scudders-Gale Grocery Co.. _TRIC MFG CO ER 2 re work; Pp easant sur- . . : H ffol SE KEEPER —~ Woman to do « = == £6? ne, | 018 8. iat ot. j_ gre KH Never. —__{" GIRLS roundings and good pay; hours or increases in salary, according to = - | ED oe sehing for four Beatintsen Goring | of tee. Gian ttemeeneneee ae tablei family Chas. | GIRL—To press neck bands; wages at atart, : ” : @ aD * ability and length of service and y months of July and August, $50 per jj Oe eee Oem = anel, Top Pine. (cB) | "$2.00 per day; no experience necessary. | Neat high « ~-riee to serve light lunch, al! 8 to Oo, Saturday until 12. ffort, i -r . . oe YP ’ y mont! 37 Kingsbury pl = ~ a MAID —For family of 8, 2 leem ent. S—To address cards and circulars: | Lange Laundry Co. 3004 8. Jetterson. 4c) 8 yinnz “CANDY cl, sid Locum at BUSY BEE CANDY CO own effort, is offered to young ladies, =FOR OUR ALTERATION | fotsiki errr Good respertable “jones: _ \ulre* Wl Easieie Tiene ora © eee work. at 8) | GIRLS- ‘To learn to o perate “ambrot leryv y ma a ; - imcust & > a - 4 p ( *) between 16 and 25 years of age for | DEP ARTMENT. won an, in vt ther hoon hore ne obtectton v = — - es (#: ee | ee y Argnott Rmbroldery at GIRL—To operate sw itech board. 708 St. Charles. eo) the pleasant work of operating cen- SALESWOMEN FOR VA 6 eS a Mads me and good wages "2 in family: geod Wages “ta Re eriter; we will io whil bs + aa BANNER IRON WORKS. GIRL 1 ypree tral office telephone switechboards; peepee yokes —— fa Hiocar Es — ae | OY. __ 5. Ey Beene Ru. pay you well while learn- | o7yT ws att . 80) — . er oy Breterved: ne Od) Pt ‘ n ; = da aa -- en ott es —o floor. a”? ES oS Ee | $12. per wee to dies who have just graduated from WOMEN ELEVATOR OP- se Am Nan wanes: Sie tae ieweet waeee | ene me Copyist—Copyist—Copyist “‘necessary. -. clerical wary, eEpeTiOny not ‘GIRLS—16 years of age and/ Start; we also need experienced school; also those who can devote only = ERATORS ond_sse__fos SS wend recon Melville Shen ins ; ° @ . . . ; . > - 4 4 ). ‘ nw Bie - : . rn wor Meivtlle “ ye) ’ on Underwood, can secure per- | field. 1} "washington. _©)) over. Apply CHASE BAG covering and staying girls at ex- their afternoons and evenings away WOMEN WRAPPERS | Mearalie 4400 Westminster pi. Forest 22-0. ! | Pri , ge By ye in our typ- GIRL-—To do upstairs work ork and assist with _ ). ce tionally r i : GE from home; experience not necessary ; ° “ “* : i fiot SEMAIL—For gene he - scan MAID—For uoetaire who te “willin te ; # easy; We guar-| S-year-old boy, 6008 Westminster pl.; For-|UQO., 18 N. First st. (e1) | C&P y good wages. GEO. > DUST WOMEN FOR VA General Reusowork. Oem sist with wm ont ae- you a weekly salary with an opportun-. ent TO86 el) | | Vv STEFFENS P > > you will be paid while learning: good . — -— om. ates av omen - se 1. as .o " - + ~~ " gy “ ai Eee fer yen te carn a. ie | OURS —For office work: one who can use Or ai net a, Pare B ReX STATON 7 1e 6) *% APER BOX working conditions; well ventilated RIOUS DEPTS APPLY HOUSEMAID “General 10,02. away for SAKERS AND Fist ERS Expr “=, e. 4 GG J - b ’ 4 >: , . ' , “ eurmmer mrria li imiiy. 2 Aberdee ; os KE v6 ber : » reehing Bi Toth es | telephone part time), stat oe Pet | A i a caw E fi. RIF r. ED. CALL | O., 15th and Pine. (ec) rooms and very desirable associates; SUPT Hillerest. Phone Cabany 44 ‘eek oe a RI a T ‘none Saga (c) | ———————— —— —| FC W SATURDAY. NIG | omeee ——$___—___ : “ar re ie : Khem, 1724 8 Broadway. RLS—APPLY MONDAY | GIRL—With knowledge of drugs and chem!-| REFORE 1 O'CLOCK SUND _— (et) G IRLS j alt work under the direct supervision SCRUGGS- Mable irl, 2 adults "and 2 eniidren. con- | MARKERS And agsorters on bundle “Feri; KE PERIENCE UNNECES- | of ne i4 “s. ath at. clerk; good wages. — | GIRL—Experienced on armature and fleld We Can Use . Is : of especially traine? persons. Call at ° -~ . ‘i . - giderate treatment, good heme, 80 month experienced, aise @iria to learn 7 | INN, a23 Locus ST. | =. eon aapesteae -— - + ——-- -— — | winding; also giris to break in or col oe 20 gir S on pow er the ra) erators’ ¢ a h ] D ] \ ANDERV OORT. Ww ebeter 120 a? n »- . Trone (rand Laundry « GIRL Ww hite. ~ tor general “housework: 2 in| winding, taping and armature windin Erm- shines ~ | hy ee ro aswist with ether wor =e ence and eal- with the chief instructor. cciiartiantiaiaiatsitasasssitisssiiiiiesiniaeiill HAND IRONERS—On iadiew clothes; 4| HOU amWOMAN—Elderty woman or couple: claes troners Grand Laundry housework; good weges. 2040 l'rairte. L. MAHAKPEIS tne anenrt ore. & a “tan@dard tf rundiry ‘Tin _ read GIRL-—To run “passenger ‘elevator and do | GIRLS 1S 1o DW years, for light ane t ; " . minor work in office: state age; whole-| work; permanent position, pleasant sur- OU well for your work. Call at sale mervaniie. Rox ve con. is a ic) roundings, good ey experience oo Bg 10th and North Market sts KINLOCH TEI EPHONE CO salary for GIRLS—To learn pressing a ranc man-| sary Cail. 625 Title Guaranty oF a’ > , me : = AMOUS. BARR 4 0. GIRLS——About 16 veare: light. clean, cary | E andi : + work: $12 per week. Reberts and Heineman. GIRLS To serve . lunch: pleasant agree oy vee eee . ; and board. Ap | 806 Tucan, fenrth fleor a able surroun ‘ings for girle of the right W7th and Lue: ca” ae illing to go wort net 238 “4. 7 , Xe - . : ef rd etieston Hews Sunda | GTR Wty for meneral housework: sna) | Pela hues’ or ttn women whe can (th and Lueas, : a8.) , Forest 3 2) Girls to sew by hand to fell) ay “"Cai“Moniav. Lindell 247 ant fiat work cool wages. Went ia _— no un wo ; house 2 aduite and ehtlea: wages. a : ms _" . ryvis o ‘ es rive car HA | rR DRESS! 7 A Ire ’ 4. ex! - cod * : . 4 ¢ i 6 he ; : . Th “* . vaecree eat in) unde morning. aI N. as st. (ce) | Weshinaton, Forest 4790 | eare, time, fae bows ot Se et. | left 18th ve e a girl, 430 De Baliviere. perience” ‘armholes of coats. HOUSEWOMAN Middle-aged | woman. gen . ac" Pinner as - es ER . ple " e ~~ & ~ > , } ° — mais % — —————————— ? sy . * era, ha jiaeRor® ma ul‘s. eon4lttione ¢ _ % ' vi ’ M = ~ . — ‘he: - ood | GIRLS—To Gle letters, cards and stencils: 06) ence not necessary: please apply prepared to | Jgetterson and iu lan my, | mR me . C : ( ‘ . a A’ b. rach. cwtrr Ee ‘ il 8k once. *r. dey vo Candy shop. saperience required. Charlies F. Haanel, stay tmmediately. Leonhard "Confectionery. ‘ 12th d R ! I . HAIRDRESSER — 3s nd ma! nicurist good pay I RLE EK ( | F THING CO.. er fe Jae ’ a . Rast “1 > — way y - ve. cel} | 700 st. (8): UT N. Elench (ej | and Russell. (¢2) | ss8°x" Bucid” Kabm'’s Hair S88 = 10th and North Market Sts. (SOR SRPSLPESDERS “Arey Mow Panes sui iNENY MAKEN Goad | 3 . (ce): thon: fue salary. Tyler 1858 i . 7 -_- ‘ ¢

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16R __§T. Lovrs Ss 700 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — -Is the position you seek overt in these columns } today? A ert _POST- DIsPp ATCH. ae Yr desk. alee . et st fol / » : Gestrable hours \ppay mou =o : =! on srtr - ee - - - ————— - _ - TYPIST -F emale to operate Ediphone. 7” rpho ‘fy “e44 CVE he ’ Cc} . 4 ehWar of layer rol] music lac” Fal a 2 : ~ MILTINERY TRIMMER Exapertence (S17 ENOGRA PHER-— «ne good | at ‘figure # pre-| General Lighting & Supply Co., S21 N. eee _—— -- _ 7: : inex periemeed., - Mon tay et 9 Per . , PE NN Y & SEN: Experience ‘al Sa) Vu acics paras near D. ad | Ritter; airedy position Parisian Millinery ‘to. | ferred; State salary; experience, refe repose. : Sixth at a —_{¢ von 9 ~ a “for ‘on -ptional paying At Krona way and Morgan — - , wer “fine cond! tion. each a ms Sh et Box T-97 Pom- -Diapate n TYPIsT (jliri famillar with Eiltor-! isher, Di ee a ity er suburben Kox Fi 145 a ie positions ; / . uo J BR .. > r phone| Adply 603 _ Fauiteble Bigg. __ — i. wae ‘hw nx * . - ert ce ni Saliary expecte oO start (houtea mea ~ eae? e ore , Bhs O] Ta 2 ’ D x" “S AND API RENTICES r T-208. Post-Dianatch, __ cle Hox T74 Pest-Diapate - 3 ) WoMPN Por togers. Restaurant "TT UNU SUAL SONNEN FELD =, LM Oe S.ngie 5-panel door and glia = . a REVO iE , . a | 610 Washington Av. | Howland. 270A Buclid oe Oe + ‘OLVE : NOG At ea st “ar xpe- Wanted Splendid salarv even STENOGRAPHER—At lew yeu expe- | Easton . Le rience; good mlary; downtown. Box B-374, | TYPIST—R AP ; EAT, ++. ———— - - . ; Pot- Disvate} STRAIGHT COPY WORK: ; ; WOMEN-—To learn ladies clothes; nice place - - | : : while learning, and permanent a aeons ——_ | fa) SOME, EXPERIENCE: 8, AA. | WOMEN — To learn ae ee ete imi OPPORTUNITY | DRESSER—And typewriter °. & a » | STE NOGRAPHE R--Thoroughiy experien: ed; CORDING TO ABILITY: STATE * | Launder.’ fua0- MePhersor | used SS Faseen ; ——. positions. Apply “af floor ox Tt + reg 4 at IM ted. da and experience | SCHOOLING, 7X PE TNCE AN Sy = i, -_——— “- -— app. ne » ‘ " — DRESS E OR M—ele “ae Ma. ADT . 'omt ; nat - S hal - i>: 4 ra’ jean ) an ’ un 7. [ - ’ > Pe | ; - ; a >t) © : 4 ’ : 4. : ——— — ARY EXPECTED. BOX F-1« : $0 y~ nd fi *.. Ap FOR YOUNG WV ; N i ie | ) ron SOW Kt. Louis — fri : : ‘hi 7 a STENOGRAPH r t raphic : knives; nice shop an ” A ER—Fo stenographi TYPIS1 Experienced, and office assistant: ply Clark and Garrison av., arte th yi ore HE oe — SENSENBRENNER’S , Long-distance telephone oOp- detall work: one with high «s hou! a ‘a- must be rapid, accurate and a high s chool Ramstatter. “Mer fer WOMEN $447A Easton STHPNUGRAPHER— one acg iainted with JOb- | perience desired but nut reauired ; cood board. 1 6725 3 Broadway © ng electric bing business: state all necessgry informa-|. salary and advancement. Call at 2032 Pine. Grand 2 (e . : : rent. ovctili (c eee ry eo city reference. Apply Mr. Dieck- | each’ isee Yocum hr . — + 7, Millinery Appre entices, nc Be Woule li. OA Poet Dienateh re Dun & Vo., 510 Locust at. ‘ . ' ' — . r nt: @ . | ETA ae | room and WOME N An rit : th i” | dy ( LASS OF ; wis Express Co. 614 8. 6th ‘ook Goratarit | Becter?4, gfninat’ oncellent * opportanity. | gud ony: good chance fecarm extra money | A BETTER uic_—f 27 Stlami ar” O84 neal B free at Makers S) Co wyiIs sts | \Y V2 si °APHER—And office assistant; ex-| VEGETABLE GIRL— Experi: *nced; room and A eee. ’ ais mon ’ PERM ANF. .T (on ANIZA i - \ Ki nt r “. —s. ence and tor right parts neyo | tone ldo sana uf Washington Baan Light ib ‘be. oy e1 } ood pay; WORK ‘Sa CSW OC yale. ELECrhic -, GH I FIXTU) Res : | Bell ay er) x .ER =T* r 4. ie ge dee Miss ons, 315 . JUL, BL ) — = : Forest T4HI2S ' 4 fr ae R HOSE ss) th nad Sst, Chi "les, 7h : : , , tion preferred state age and salary x raduate: willing to learn 1s > : a | : 7 \ “uti | il f rating offers an e ‘xeellent O})- te ted Rox F-414 Post - Dispatch Fart a) | ee oat We collection department experience WOMEN And girls E- ’ ’o | . ila ’ | ss = : = = i a | | : ‘I envelopes, . A ria ' c? if rey u he portunity to wide awake young STE: Né GRAPHE - Expe 4 oy OS Ey ; ee aoe > io tre ce conip iv ee o at = ne epliendid chance for advancement Box AY Apply by letter to collection dept., a ei pay: good chance to. ; : | oor | | 1 . 2 kLECTRIC HORSE ChIPPER Wee “0 4 ‘ Ca ifornit. EN aK y> «wot Hox Post-Disnatch J | VEGETABLE WOMAN Experienced el ipli ne*. come STENOGRAVHER Apps in own handwrit- | wages Apply Warwick Hotel, loth ud +" fines: : | PhO ER | H Tie C 1104 Bank of Commerce | ) WITH a Spa clina eee . Dil ville Cider Co, CO permanent and profitable. Be- ae Saas wrxcplnins “ For various departme nts. LE 7 yA Na = BY Tk: = . A . : : Hageman Publictt ew! 3 Arcade [the best, and advancement on. rent position. Apply Mr. Copeland, Steer's We need operators to sew on SC H AP +) R STOR Es | - enced. Good salaries. \ ces ~# ae et Pa it jj fain —— . . i “@ 1 and Wa on. ‘LASS ¢ , ~ ierreey ieee re 84 st “a OK BAND M AKERS merit is certain, Beeause a real STENOGRAPHER—ood beginner, who will all parts ol making vest. Good ' W WOME) N . CLASS Experienced tuberoom = ae. oe ‘fu Euclid TENTIPIC BY em lla os eieeete fa re ‘ » | Vi do some clerical work; salary $12 per week "3 ‘Ss i ; , "OrK . . -ach: AN rent: all sinea, . % Park Mareha NURSEMAII com petent to handle weners e | WoT W onanee eo Av. rt ~ 1) b arr cial nea aad (OOD SALARY for bundle wrappers, in- AN—Uscl iatine — — ASSIST ANT Steady, ¢ apabl of - — ————— hake a | PEN. M ARKE n -Experienced, for shirt de- STENOGRAP HER— The Roya! Typewriter work, 818 Olive (el) ; pe oa Bex, 7a utee : ee " LEARN | Apply superintendent of | FANS Pp NURS 7 sul ,2e - and ; aT ood salartes, - ; — Piri, asi Ics pplv Supt. Jc sephine Hos ' tvpists: @ ALATIOS V\ LITRE ss Fo} restaurant. 1116 N lay- opportunity for adve Post-D!] spat tch (c) —— a ae —s LL A RG ee ly a— s teegeege Mivikaa ae , —— | PANTRY GiIRL—St, Louis Club, 86 Lindel TR Rails vay Exchange Bid« c)} | WAITRESS—Experienced. Grand-Olive Res- star’ Address, giving age 1 a isin : it) NI Rsk Wtd rr niureers governess righ ' TT — ’ . rap! we . - ) ; | | ROX 2 “Pe : , m é : | : . | : eat wages. must be v , 0 to Mich- |! oa ; 7 : ? Pea. (eT ‘ HER T. o sten wraphic “work i tauren? 3612 Olive st c} 7, : P.O87 Pnat-T anate P KE RM AN .E NT Permanent positions and mn . oe oy . sO a OVES —One fgan for summer 40:3. am Forest »A: . GIR, xperienced room an ‘ eaneern on Fast Side: salary to W AT’ \rRESS—#27 N. Vandeventer; good work. , ’ ities . é real : an te) board Apply steward \V ashington Sote! ' start. ‘ state age an a experten e Box neg “« mnditions a a r —e Ww ( MI Ke N In Crna mel plant } E ASY TO excellent opportunit l¢ > tor bey ry ’ ‘ Fooe (cl) | T.9°09 Post-Disnatch “| \WaAITRESS—For steady work; no Sundays c “ating depart ment and ir) | _ advancement. fice experience: can have excellent po sitio mn 1 = en ~¢ “Pa a@ promotion | gi °_ rt u | parts nga / i | oe week | salarv 8&3 (es Co tree employvn —_ departmie nt has — WAITHESS or dinner girl Apply \flon packing depa rt ment aS Wra p- | pa ist experience; salary ox G-lil, P | 4 7 « FERIA TCT ’ tions for stenographers, dictaphbone operators | day morning. 111 N. 7th. el , ) ‘ y used; every one” . OFFICE GIRLS De 4 ris the ee! hig! ar Noo) nr ‘ 1 re : bi i . . ; i a per 5 good pay. Apply Monday | employ ment, seers floor. ‘ ! j ; : ” used: ey ery one eae mammer & Saat wee Aueten feos (ling atid . : ” (jranre a4 STEN cok ;RAPHER Experien: ed: permanent lor ~ r Y ’ . . ‘ : = Q : c — . prise rensonahie ge Age a A PSSER Steady | work Chapman ‘ros position: salary to start $8 per month: | -—- iv. 7 os , no! ning. (" RU N DE N- \I AR T IN | (come mn and see Miss , kill- "TT | ) AR TY ] | a » MEN SINGER FURN. AND STOVE wees ee a +H, agp ee ane (ed) : : experienc @ an d phone number. Rox W hg > sntles Ss aor “ + » A\ : LU } Led dhl hed ch \" - : Mackey : PILING MACHINE ($25; = ee general Favman Products (o.. 2117 Franklin = ay PRESSERS-—Expertenced on women's mar- | T- = ; " - ] onieo Cafe 7 : Grat s. 4 A . , = ’ 4 . A J ‘ ot \#e oA ross; al . tr . 704 Washineto ivl= —= _ ——— STENOGRAPHERS—Ediphone and cta- : - _ — —— . ; . ‘ ve hole« ” ? } CTLACKS cao — . ne n =~ per : i RE SSF a os ERs: 20 a week, Onaay . ¥ BU, | phore : operators: naaitinns open; pay $65) Ww AY’ r RE SS At once: 7 hours, S10 per week herg KELY & WA Lk ER XN K( ‘i . | s 4 - are + 2802 Ulive mm. 3 _In ea ernational 7 coats: steady werkt. "Bo a saaes 44 — One inftine Co. 2604 Olive , to $90 monthly; no charges; we teach you ; come ready r work we. i t. \V KA R AC "T¢ RY, 16t) | { | - Se Vy = se TINNERS TOOL ; , oy = aT fe ok oe p RESS i EE DE Rs-—Job: highest pay. steady free Ediphone, ZOOS Railways Exchange. Wa Al’ r RESS te spel ‘feneed: 6 days a we ek. \ ad ‘ bt l ane i0- W hy V lan > rFURNACE—Home_ Comfort; Mi on lay 2717 TS eee Products Mfg. Co., Park | | ma Allan-Pfeiffer Chemieal Co., 7th) __ . eras (C2) | } hours a Cosmopolitan Restaurant ust t 51] fl . CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | it Or nt Our Lien Itt) Blackstone ay, Foi TAL re ‘ —- a= : — —_ — : = ana Morgan ets (ci ST beN i , Rk erm 1) ‘ | HSN] Del n r ype CUS MLM, OF l oor i " : : . OPERATORS Experienced on al! sections of | : es oe 7 Aap — airy a wy os 1 . bog ogg Rw n a : + pee , on . on ; | —WOM EN ° F L RN. Ac i Hot a800 sliehtly. used; ariok |! pants; best pav in city: also girls to learn: | ROUGH DRY MARKERS-—And assorters.| oo ont ond at tenet Was thake exeattienas give Wat RESSES-—E sie lence: Paid ca YOUNG GIR To assist with general house- | . ’ eats xPericnce | wi ay ¢ car nart . VO Concord pl. factory special machines short hours. Novelty | aren k darners Westminster Laundry, 4115 ge - rences, in an : Bh meee ro tei ; Rox ready to work. 5894 De ~ ar: ( aocany ‘ __ work ! $2 3 ‘ de c. ANVASSERS—aAnd demonstrators: 5 AV CA north to end. clean Pants Yo. 24 S Brosdwav. fT) | = a —— =-- 4 |] | ~~ ] 1A LINK aRic. 64 5-malion. au siver oPr RATORS —- EXPERTENCED ON! cate Trust Bide | fey | SxPerience and salary wanted. Box F-120.) finn 0k. Union Station. tes UNG LADY—For general office work, | SAL-ESLADIES—Two, experienced nent and well paid, Salaries Grand tdibet nent machined: Gam hi NKS-—Wardre KIRTS; STE ADY WORK: APPL CM OL —J | Post-Dianatch . y} a ——— . ——— ne wl "; u dictanhs - good sal- wages; steady work. Kasta So. "ai a > } oy | : cana rand $19M + \ 2154 Lauise AW, Once GROSS-FREEDMAN SKIRT CO., SCR! oes “aaa Ag ‘ean i office. STENOGRAPHER—bxperienced: one willing | “AITRESS coctesesk: wages $50; & ‘all 210-214 S 4th «i (1) Collinsville av., East St. o> hy are yaasea On experience, | GLASS—-All kinds; doors, sashes, hardwag RUNK-- Large 28 Ww ASHING’ PON a ty Central wit rR or TS er 1s fc to ure dictaphone short time each d: v moms BaF ' re yh watcn ; n ACAT A } You OF an aap re a 2 SS. LESWw OMEN = ‘mploye d or wne od | However there are excellent ) and furniture: Sun lay and evenings. s+ eall Moar ia OPERATORS Experienced. on dresses. week | SEAMSTRESSES —F or plain sewing. Rober well as use shorthand; state experience. | > ey ot £ y ene Og + fo Te ler ah achont ara@unte- ine and technical Xperience unnecesaary; money maker. | vo epap ata iage sis . Pouteau ay SERIA Pa TT dake work or plecework: aleo drapers wanted; | Schmidt, Costumer, 206 8. 4th st. fe)! ary expected and telephone. Box -28 ee Ay J 4 , mk: atuaneomnans Min bs DP . Bo. B-306. Post-Dispatch. ' opportunities to learn and 7 ARDW. ARK— “Tob jou 4081 7 TIPPW RITTER, good pay: steady work. Apply +14 Washing. &F ‘MST RESS -Hand finishers: gir! to #1 ek | Post-Dispatch ce) | WAITRESSES ‘ed; fountain drinks ae gy , : . | SALESLADY—Experienced to work in ladies’ | bas . r hh tren Peete one Rul.” inaton Globe Dress Co entrance through ' on « hildre n’ o clothes, Moar dav. 3108 IVbe ee - ST y N( ve ‘R AP HE R _ a w rapped ndawich oni best wage :. _ ar n . R.- ‘ eri ge a F rey oy aa aie “dept poy Seturday afternoon ' advance waiting for those HAT LOCKS. : ee hatter s tooln VELAN tue) ichultz’# store Ad sKAMSTRESS--Icx ’ \ Ppiy B Hae iGy SHOP, Hreaaway ang — oe ee — sae - — . os : : | , | ang gents ate; very train complete; ¢ ome ~~ + — , S perien ‘ed repairing Cloth - - «@ el, ' fener 25 ng Jeffersor 1d evenings Apply Monday. mornin l’ro- " . . : | ‘ ; ‘ _ : : ——s Any etre pare ne : ne $15 to atart S837 Delmar bi rin fine bode | has ane ~_— two years’ ‘“Aperi Oli * . . - } : : , ' Sey . eae Stor rec oO sarah prc Mane oe ic) i W ho have had ho selling Brose is " * eae aie ; ; , “nly ermn | sew the newly natente ‘‘«CLoodfornn” ———— — ence: good pay. shor UTS Arn ‘rinane! 4 TPM te me : . é m opportunsts O Ne *.-- — ——- . ~—amee : ts . ’ cn oat re " ' nite | SEAMSTRESS—Experienced on men's repair | : SATs | 76 WAITRESSES St ady posti- rraduatin » high schoo! this mon | SALBESI ADI Es—We desire the services gf | experience, but who are $6.50. 4748 Genevieve av. ‘Walnu ; pe eet ypewritl , Ox | experienced salesliadies in our art needie —— ‘ ANIZING . éucer-supporter: new Singer power 2 . “ osition. Te = me Olive o4¢4, ral 76! . . , >a ae : West End Cleanine and Pressing | ° ‘~ ‘ >1° ° ° , ’ f ' . —_ -- chines, recently tnetalled: good Wages: e J cee oe R S. ANDY (‘O., 612-18 N. ‘e : ‘ ¢ . ly- os pols i . . ac 7 ~~ : work: pleasant surroundings Apply 110A .; Os Delmar bi. - _ . (03) |-s SOGRAP i 7 ae ye ree LIONS ; good sala ry. A ppts bth [-l14, Post-Disnatc? tee eet or ae work department; permanent positions: W illing to learn. HO" +5 Ovi2 r u ly. , ie and fand AY. a enet_ast.. second floor | SEAMSTRESS To do mending and plain | *" capable of developing into good per-' floor dining room FAMOUS- NG La Sit.: 1 it completing high | &eed pay; splendid surroundings. Frank's, | Appl v } , — orest O81 M. . ' r Deww OPE I ATC mS r ( ) ne . “4 rewing. Schuck Dy eing and Cleaning Co., ar vert pnee B fix mar arent tr aon ‘a »> : 5 . eae : ) >¢ a? ak n Wri | S19 Lan ust en FOE ION eI il id (c) é pp \ superintendent S iH f, rhe A N TS T we, for yard; cheap, Tin e ul LRhaba . UT : ‘pow er ma- 4110 Olive st. , r ‘c) job jumper, save your time and pass thisx B \ RR ('() : ee 1420 : Ling: hignway SA!ILESWOMEN —Preference given to those | offiee and main floor hal- _ L. Be masuenitiiads silt W AGU? ~ Ne “ L ‘ chines. for sewing. ATO N SE AMSTRESS. -Expertenced on men's repair ! in ’ looking for Aa permanent positi on - —— - - ers - ; ; : | if ve had ys ee ro — oo nce A a | . sag ee iaatze bine; Colonial buftet. rT] DO srds Oe garments: steady work: good wages. Ap-| * ith louse yo Stat ds Oy | &_peonle, 1122 : iy serine a offices ork cs vest ns x ont ne bens ~ ae e . te Rs cony. i linnesote z pee -iT.. Ben! we iMeld-Lippman lane Stores, 122 rience uffneceesaryv, hut must bright mptrapdine wag: tovnstay® office. matin floo a) veh | INSTRU MENTS -New and secondhand Dull WASHING MAC : | ers’ and surveyors’ instruments, A. Wit erll at half porte MOTOR CAR CO., 4400 N. Main. eh Monday morning, Universal Cleaning & | S*°". ld-Lippm 3 , , | : i and tmeligent ' fo 8 86—Start Ox | - nanan gunmen ed = bat Splendid opportunity _ peer nent Works, 613 N Broadway. Yer Poet-Diaenatch oe pvaln S SEAMSTRESS_ “i ing. ‘a. | STENOGRAPHER—Opportunity — fo € C ps OPERATOR Re ey gine: per eee oP Tait time: | wanting to become” public meperrpice \ | FOUNG LADY —To do telephone work, just | , women with eles ability: If you are in| 1) | wae on neer tacking and buttonh la Tna¢ hines: G . ‘ £ if . " . ." | a? ‘ oifice Space in Lv 4% 4 hie ar > or] hit ar. te is ‘ nerienc tr it ste ] Tl ee 4 ‘3 Worar are wan / : _— one . bbl oO 4 rand Laundry and Cleaning Co., 3044 Law- desk typewriter free seertial farence r 1 healt! — yourss if in ; poraee ent business, inv a ID CHAIR $10; bargain. 3 iv wzith ch Be, at : - to 4. 0 INVALID CEA ~Brand-new! fie l | Gapen, Mo , | BOR N. 15th 34 floor. (ec) 5 — a Ba! ey ed ie a... bd repair about 1 hour's work per day. Box 80. | ' in altel ; mt as ‘heffer & Co... } ay vi. 10 rn Holiand Ande | Call. Delmar 414 “4 ft ay — . ie V ' toe . ; . - - = - ————EE _—! a -_-_—_—-- — its: 1 rk’ good wager. Apply : oft "South | INVAL 1D WHE iL, CHATR--Rubt ' WATCH MAKERS Post T>} spatch a. ' - : —" [. VTE , 1 SAl ‘st! ies ~- Loew enstein Bros to) Terry Fo est 38627 , tor, ben¢ *h, too sitions open fo r sal l@s- -. A : — Miller. 224 ain Monday morning, Universal Cleanin -- ‘AFR’ ‘ ‘ i - a+ £ and STENCOIRAPHER—Efficient young lady be- CU ‘ Ki r LD R I A GIRLS, "ATE ye Lt RHIANCTE ; , broad ay mv ; . ' ui ‘Xperie? d in selling women’s coats, | -—---—-—— — —_ inven Ww Tt oe CHAIR—For sale _—s - Reece Button Hole | Dyeing Co., 2046 Taciede, oaae a 5: ni je tol KT : | wht : ages of 18 and 25; must be able to -. . ’ > Ap ry. { Hz rp | ni L ‘Tibe ‘sj KITCHEN WOMEN. AP- *PL ‘AT IOX F-245,] sults and dresses: Fay and working | | rent; sickroom requirements of ey nN WATER HEAT 7 06d cond!tien) acauainted and | ecrintion. 4219 Oilve, Phones: De _— OPERATOR SIDE SEAMERS | tute.dtctation raptdiy and transerinn notes PLY SUPT | RIN | sae dees: Gretel | ‘ntown office bulid- | . ‘ ’ ; NG [eS—cCat > ae it 1 Sou "Louls. 1204 8. waanect FO Lindell S007, | ATER HEATS . R SALE—WTD TS—In € HL awter Wanted to work on Test Jackets’) WANTED TO SIDE SEAM ing: state qualification, experience. age and |SCRICGQS | and Test Sim plex Suits ; : . = erlary to start Hox T 404 P . (7 m . Ui he , aye co = 4 ‘ a .. ely , vs oe a oo oa ALK MEN —Te: eher or busine eS worn - i aia gat te. jin foods used by heater, RICK ST] X by \( ‘TORY TEST PANTS TENOGRA PHEN , W ith gay + te heath \ A N DER\ Or KR | - - om 1soH coal BiGg., & 7 : or | ayia | wa B ag * an - | MIS LOIN RED Whi hcanaat ne: THodia me nt ay A . (7 MOD W rES . Ay — A $18 pe -_ ek. if ow a KB LR NEY Eeariter . ; . ; 7: cui nteeing ne year's: salary; ne hous CELLANEOUS FOR SALE Prankiin Hardware Co.,, S12 Prenkitq, “WEATHERPA 17 N_ Uith st ’ AGE! MADE job fumper. save ur tim i pass tl , : pus owns 4 VERS. SOE poms Oe to-house ath in lists and club leads ADDIN ane KINDLING WOOD--Bring wagon. | i q ' f) ve! ork can furnished thie Hidg., Vandeventer and ; , ING MACHINE rypewriter, Seth Hox (‘on 14) North Market . Wednesday morn- homyas clock, stancard bouks Gil stocks. LoA WN MOWE R— Medium “size, $4.00: ) afer using ¥“ “yy “ry , , ‘ y ‘ OK i for aAnent ’ LOT ar IP ERA I ( RS RIC E- STIX ]: AC TOR) ’ Sys a_i... ~ othat stands bs its people, an- ther posith lich the Gi —o> 3 e, Monday, Tuesday, ga); 2012 Chestnut ; ; " am ‘ > - - — 4 ’ love } Si«t it : tri Teragcetie TiUITi tee | iti ic 4) ' d S 68 iu et. T ee 25 417 N, lith at. {e an eT } tald Lippman Pian : res. ties WwW ASHI oR WOMAN . xt verien ‘ed: for fon- mae . ? T..2 ryan? lernm toh ) --- armen -_ are Py AW NING $.G “sa ' . a’ err hose, $6.) W28 | Easton, 427 ©C ase, Tyler , Nis WOME is no] wo attrac Live, “ all ®cUUu- 7 ood. l2-foot, Slt, “a lull? = l, AW N uo i¢ > hi ine made: WINDO D we ~ +n bat j "oo u - N 7) | | ; | WANTED TO WORK ON 'BECOND COOK—Colored; at once: good | lve st. died ishpasinitliesti iv: good pay. Apply 2841 Lafavett. YOUNG LADY ¢ { ft Rroadway: 15 18x20 + re . __ » 4s | . . ! ' ry sate ry ‘ ; i 5 Cat i vo . . men: le ararit are nro \ ’ | >. evel j \ ite clase 4057 N . hy 5 . ; aati ie Pe i ee La t larket. UP to S4n7 ft salary, board and room. Melville Hotel, ; RTE NOOURAPHER -~Here are my requinar WAT ee AKE Rs . Good pay S05 permanent; ref- BARBS Olive. AIR Riri. "¥ remy - LAWN KOLLEKRS—Extoa heavy, 2381 Olive; o Perfecto Pajamas | SHAKERS ica sistor Lat ~ a | ae) | mente; Bich schoo! education or eq Paaaies aemocrat Bids mr cages while learning and tuition for | erence rea Tie ‘no book magazines —Renjamin: lik $ 7: ’ , ‘ |S }RS—HExceistor unary, : neat in appearance and work; good speller ts bites etéaham maimer- &18 moi “ashingt: Universit nig LASS f Leas : c1% ", i a tne S new, 4, cost Hardware ; , Nice ( lean Ww ork ° (jood Pa Vy jrand. " | i : faxt on typew riter and he able to take \ N. Baral Ww) niwe; kitche * | helper: im, ‘ ly , ¢ him ag ingen : ation . 7 n a ial y ‘ | ; ? _ ss Ms tear 1622 8. § Bron Iu a} | - oe Ww “C =! oie i ranklin. sal r hw m ~ ry ~ a ’ ’ 4 i . - cation | rapid dictation (note the rapid). office not ——2 2 = oe , — C ox 7-315 ant toh eh d aesiies aac tn ' 62 AR “~ IDEAL HOT WATE R HOLLER a F * “almost’’ stenograpn: I eed At- nieht or > un AV Work Al ; . e t F | th, = ~ yu %. = a 99 . be z = Ie Lt : ONSTR ATOR Good he 6. bour day: d! ion: wil] heat about 6 . . . r a. \e ~ M VERS VY" ain hearings ar i. A ontana. 4 > — Experienced joiners, eutf mak. a. hs wer etving name addre va lifi- wo MAN- F kitchen work: white: | Sun ; . , = if B = ." iain of y " - nu) Mi 4 ay b swe @T) ‘ Pe | and 33. Jud fe an: to be appreciated: 7 7 ' ’ th al 7 Franxtin ST RECEIV “oe 9 | KE RA A T ORS K erie | . ‘atiog telervhone number vasition whole day worl _ 7 : Wager det _ , me . Baw " sehingion aya So x Rroa 2318 Washington ‘ va 2 j try e caser bas an Xperience: = - ‘ mes l lay work Bs anh . ue ans 4 aA eet , 2 ; ers, eXaminers, sleeve makers} pays $100 per month to start: this at ani & .N : = es | nN be held strictly eontident! tate ex-| VE! LE traveling position wit be va-| AUBURN HAIR—AI lwo 2 | rn |! ‘ER Good for cabtnetmaker, | po. cenen, 1a button and Liuthadhole opera- aaa U.S operators on vokes emp'oyment agen SOR ak WI Victor i heen 2 - erience. Box F-128 P Disnatel ee ne ey, Phat, nohaal “an | ee: Teer | miber for shelving, beaver board FEW city map, § : , . Wha \ : ‘ } ' ' a oe . . ‘ * @ - ‘ a : einw =e . ‘ y ore’ ; .. AW NINGS ‘ heap ‘ ‘ ’ eT it soe fe for » a en ‘ts of x! ara, a @ every sine, YOUNG LADIES cation, wu heaping on 00d condition ;, to > oF cn ns me. 2822 Gamble at, ‘ont. gombered: | nent J eid %. ash ingen. ors o house dresses and ADPPrOMS ; r: Nrea? . — eek T o k lin ~ ~ worl 7 \ : 7 sleeves and gores. Will take) STENOGRAPHER — Salary dell 6422W. 3848 Washingtor - ' - = — 7 y JA} jonan; , oOrk ; rove mv } ()- . : pig ‘ a a v, ; _— al ad é' , leasing ereol lit ni: ‘ jilitv e eti- ag ¥* Con aie ; - TANG) is s dozen, @s, o ~~ . ~itiat * on . ” & -~ . . : - , girls and women to learn on all | $7 0.00. If you are Al and nn ely naan a a Pact te ne bas ‘ ) ne a . work up tial: no \ ment necessar é he exper "Lata: ette, Mire. i Ne ~ Aiont v iat pints 4384 "Enr RoAabp and ati nus. FOREST CITY MPG CO.,\ narts. Apply ELY & WALKER | | oF : MAN: To do” Chie preterved: | (2% Position of reeponeibility. " Room 80a. | €ce required: position, permane : | | ; °° Aseairan RiAL-—Brase tubings, 73 U8, at Fo 1627 Washington, 6th f! (¢) oo. PP a. aur-yeund can prove your ability will WOMA ° 7 ae eo, preterred cinemas ank F Cae ERE eee e vancem (Il pay ht party 300 a week | RAQ—And good net 7 bs. «CP perl ls engme, 1 set of harness 5 rr | 4 , fad = = ‘ sbaoTpe . ; 4 7 4 Sal ' z0 , is Ss. ole ‘ . . — ee | SHIRT FACTORY, 6th floor,} increase salary after first WOMAN—Grown German , wom sonaral : AY NERY S spe Opening for | page . | 1c) | seaman ‘seen eee bet and tenee, a ? s cle ‘t y day {89 “aS mn. Nj a em : .- } 5 nae +o te) ot bon : BASEBALL Stl ITSs- Ne a ~ bo eo * o an — jhe léth and Locust or Sth and month. Box H-20. Post usecleaning ‘ Uy Y cshington ibe AN i illiners esiacdies; mm price. 2802 Olive. at, w, at about one. this . oa “he codwaye elite polishing OPERATORS Wtd.—Experienc-. iw 4 AN—Or store experience: seed ) r ese , . rar 4 he nf Hickory. oe? ) 4p aft Wear Pts emi- avalide girl; | WANTED: BRIGE me eee” ante commission vx to those qualified Ap-| BASKBALL SHOES—2 > ° : - ed on overalls and coats. am a ee ( 2) Dispate h. (c) | ees Fey, _S ft" net etna. — emame | Se of oS RT ae, EX-!| ity to Mr. Michel, second floor, Kiine’s bbe | sizes 8 and Q. eed pat “4 me ns spi ike ~ MASON FRUIT JARS—Eat ro SHIRT M AK E RS ON AT I WOMAN Over 2s, “to mark ¢ out mnerchandise.: - a 5, ~~ . awl ' BROAN =r . } rtey | MeKean. a) idney 3 3333 heat 85° ) RR. &. mustie roils. is 25 Oo Steady work, Good wa ges. 44 . aa oe | STO K GIF tLS—Colored; steady positions; | ~--—- =-* = ae at bi Eee 1113 W ASHINGTON . Av. i : c MA? . | position. well estabdlished| BASEBALL GOODS —All_ kinda easonatbie — : pad ra ra : . : P A R TS : G | RI S TO SF KW ON | good salary. Apply to “Mr. Margulis, Son Wow aN ~Good } ome ; iina. wires ght work firrn. one June ™®» to. a woman over 25 rank Franklin Hardwire : ( wang + a! >" i aR o. - vw “45 5 og tastes : - , 4 m , ~ - ( ton av | « Baik eo ne ; \ bid tier Ve@a! Ww ni chool rT »0 11 ; - | Kal es pool : Mare hour week. TEXTILE PRO- NECKBANDS. GIRLS TO SKEW eA. —__ __k_ “W OMAN—Young for office work: familiar er ) TOST a W el IT pe TP n: pleasing: ¢ : ble, oe ee en ee | i ren kr Tar epee — , ’ DUCTS ("¢) Park and Dolman , ; _— "- 4 ~ aby | Ars. M5 pee iP oF 3 n Sears r* RIV ATE with bookkeeping. 721 Franklin. ¢e) Igidt V il, GUUS 0 roman wn taught school, j Meath wr ar a Provost bee, Aree alte i ring. re rent: F “9 ; ‘lI hh rv ’ P , ti . — . : “—— ave) - . . 3 — as rk bl ' ' : en hate y) agg oogt TE. EPHONE yi MRIEF ; Nae’ PLC, VO \. bitte to clean fices nite 16-018 OLIVE ST. ne , position Perms at pein aplendid j Lt ‘E r 8-volt: charging rectiff -r ; ne o.. 227 Mar cet st. (3) ; “4 Sie 1H — © YN. _ Bt) ~ - : . . _— neg, ‘ " Irv iee ra ml ltt) ~~ PuLure: ¢ eC | a’ reek to one o an «& V/ 4 Pes - Ra ttery Co. 4740 LDalmar , ' Nits NT ET Prepes + birds on a tree OPERATORS—Sewing machine cewr We “fi é‘ me exper « typlet: cvod salary and) WOMAN-—To heip in razor-grinding rt PN ths | _ SEWER OPERATORS: ALSO >; Sree ks Ser & n-|__ment. Koken, 2528 Texen. ic: we 4 P SCHAPER’S STORE |BEER PUMP—Electric Janetie. ceiling a Ti OLON PRINTING ao) ; desk wane Box Bez, yp ry ' Mi PlCOLAaR RINTING PRESS— Box . " “ . > . . e ~) — . - . a Clot in i‘ R dwa - \ ede + - . : operators to sew white anvas PRESSERNS AND GIRLS TO nt Waakineton, hing roadw WW ag oe ne white, to clean fu are Ay | > Gth and Washington ' : ' «Uae . i n, # h : - . | HEN CHES Wate her. ake) ' , . con ton. ‘msonabie price bags. Steady employment ; good IRON SHIRTS AND BLOUSES. Tel Iho WOMAN To fo d crew) 8: My experience! Experienced gown and “oP 7 wkera. SALE: SLADIE QS ar 1 Wide ! amis : wes” . pay. CANVAS PRODUCTS| ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN.) elep one WOMEN Colored. to Clean offices-at nine, | /1eal Working conditions; steady em.’ _ Neat. for candy and bakery departments; | BILLIARD and pool tables for aie; now and | tureain. 1420 tate on ve ° Cry > ™ . . scr | Chemical Bld ~4e7) | ployment: highest p: Apy MR.‘ essary aes | oe ee a airing aod supplies of all it. P N GB ~S0Tdy . PLANT, 7th and Rutger. PEADY WORK AND BEST) ( perat Ors WOMEN White. for ning offices: @45.' “RUNLUND | HERZ CANDY CO. 5 e1 mip Os \. = nritdt, t. Matn oe 4A — PAY. | . —Arpiv Gi! Third, National Rank Rite. (07 —_ rey : ‘LIARD TART. s--And p “OnT I PAINTINGS « : ry ry ” ' i—wanted. Good positions wait-, WOMAN Colored “to werk in dish pantry. New Era Shirt Factor sali Tiel tock of tables "destane: aii ne.) DY prominent artiet. 620 Chestnut i] DER MI G. ( in . I - “ Anniv W arw i \ ite 1. “th na cust. tT. plamad sind hte bet 7 Mi roasonable pr tee # — o- of .. “4 prEGAN : obhone Fi . } ——— , , peuciier Bros, 20 8 Broadwa: Si —_ Aad TR nk 4 tia) St. Low ,Btah-rent ttatriet . os ; . . - ‘ anon 4 ms Hr x : . 23D AND MADISON STS. |ing for capable operators. Must | WoNAN- To ‘help jin “Kitchen, “ne Sunday | women tn heart wine wal , uncetinneg' het apd ewer ae. {a M : ae as AGE-——Cheap; call Monda at (' HASKET--Like- new; : —s we have so : . al st - : \ ,or The ‘ T ‘ r aefve f | \f arker ma i)? ce earning erie pea : D r 06 Ba ' | i Sainieh th . “sn ~; 7 ; ‘4 +) , iW > +} a 7 5! 4 . . - - (6) |p IE IR A | (@) IR S 13TH AND LUCAS AV. {have city experience. Apply $0-| qosain—te care’ for invalid’ child devia | ens eo. rhe | wi partments. | ~ ° perintendent S offiee, nialn iloor _ day; mother works 242 (Y Fallon 7) a them to earn the h vage \. BAER & FULLER. (ce) SoiLe n- 200 gallon, $00 ke 1 : rAINTER 8S ADDERS v4 —. gy - eteor oe te ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' . . a ° . iv ' a. Maine Dp ro “ Northiand ev : Res (600 MICHIGAN AY, . : v aie. t — W A N yt RR epee balcony. FAMOUS-BARR CO.| “OMS RRS bts Geen, THeem Anny : _lovat +S meine pl ' won bs % A -~ Tx eeoa . “ye “vv ry . m_— . ,« . 0 at . , — " - wt ; h ‘ j 4 wm lems i F ‘ : ’ f a." s . on . iN TS @ ake t tor peoees. UoIOn SOdeCcia! Upere rs TIME ‘KE EP on nderwear factor, Prince WOM LN lo sul @xs Mor day and Tueed , sateen « Pinging : thes Da t | | A\ |, 1 lS > \ NA ( MEN bag (‘a) ay ‘on ane | ) | : : ‘alr ('o.. SS av. EAS | . , 7. . " rey a ia ai) ecaloret ON ALL Pi ATi’ Ss OF ME N’S Gis U at Prida cleaning 871% tHumpt & «) a b) ‘Te ~~ ar : hy r} els aa vs els lIty | call 4817 7A ‘Easto: “oF — : Ae enn 1136 W AS SHIING TON AV. Good Money Made ; Light W ork Golluber Millinery ‘ Waehington ay Jefferson Barracks 51 : Cat Miallin ery SCINOO: lor , ( i at 5 eens | CANY. AS Lar e 7 - f re ‘ ae f . 7 —-" ™ 7 “3 , 4 * DB my ' ' 7c. OSLUie aati . +s AY 1*°C@s; good OF Pullter aE RICKE-STLX FACT ORY, | TKHIMMERS have k of work is “ — + aes Se, .9 — oe Yo) AING-BRINSMADE M ERC. CO fate expernence, age, and will ar | tion. isa? Broad y. Pa ra nar nt ac. > o ' ey to be mad arant orl ry #8! per week t tart ppl 12 Pl 4 4 ." ie & . so N. Broadwa T ‘s OP 2 k A T ORS ; 41° N Lith ~ aw = on - b, | w ny Ha f 4 c) W holesa re \ | ner hay ' | , = °« ig ' or iy tery 1eW : position per & a a y t ne Tyler é er | . , | | . . - ; On all parts of ladies’ muslin un- SHOE WORKERS WANTE D o.. An flese, Soe et ge Wl w: some experience in up- te aoa Yeast fs wer’ praces | manent and good proposition to | CAS! REGISTERS —Two, stat rere * ar MISCELL . . , , Ri 7 i i? a S1] No dictation “4 hoisterir rti nt Zo lilngs irntture ll Heir miiiMnery . | > 2 . +: > : . wee 6 . ’ ta derwear, outing flannel crowns, an at poxing eon oo FR oa , te ary a rE " . - ADD rly to yoo" On ‘-~ Seiy r ” “4 Nel a. é . ' . ; a ‘ .- 1, LOO wy _ y ; ari les: appiications confi- REG ISTER Hergai: : ' ” ARD APPARE! Ww 4 _ : ve at.. Sth floor ee ; ‘OUuUnYL Women who desire 10 lear | Rox T-S7, P t. lL); toh , P : ’ house dresses, rompers and “KIKT MARKER EF xpecienoced good pay and : - —- : AP ERIE XC }- l) \WV Al’ } I S ' : ee aala oe ts Os Spat : : . he in’! Rk Fl ac? ’ " : pt = emt , eine tr) nie, furnitw steady work. on ladies’ ‘OP ST C S Lo >and trim hat leas: i en A? iand Grand and & und . 4257 tuseel) av Texas Shi aprons. Experienced girls earn A n Post Dinwate h — “ we T y ‘PE WRI (ER a! OE hd SO ‘ i A te iroom 1411 Locust ic ¥y 8 6 “ prices = | — ‘Be = s . RE EGISTER 4do rf ull ' 3 ; Ys . : ae pe ees from #18 OO to £2.00 per week . SPo'l ik KS Morgen s Cleaning and Dye-, »writer copyists {n our organization ’ pleas- v . ® do cleaning mormines and ove. ATi proiita ) \ eClnpios ed Willett) , Lah rienced - ; 20, - ul after « . . be om , | jtome tic, $26: ma. AWNINS | Was ‘ me « 40 Olive (c2) ant work: weekly pay; aSturday afternoons ning nonth lercantiie Trust co. | competent wages aia tre * REGIST : Ke aa, oS ee a oetway also extra bonus paid. Can use a SHOT TER—Ladies’ work. Chapman Bros, | off, Mhoen Mr. Schell. Olive 3002. S00 N : Brown : tart ha : “T) ia 701 Ss if Ike QT he eee enntil monthiy payments; very io\ iM : cage eheentie eal , ‘ al ; leen'ne Ca "100 Arsenal st fo : Bus , ‘ : WOMEN White ¢t : offices idir “Tart. j mmiv @ py! 4 it) ™ A\ rices, take Advantage of th orices in 0 ron : LI Velaht « 9 _ zie hinge mat few bright girls, 16 years old, 10) STENOGRAPHER— To take dictation and $1150 week x “to Ja itor. seme! , ie Sw av , mts mete ms | =cSar. Rene Seale Co., os yt £8. GS] or 1 BEI» .e \bs, at . ° . » . ‘ j Tigres . ; e ; Merch if Sxch ae ‘ and Movs 7 : “a \ ‘ . ' “Re ae i= ~ leur ‘ , — : tue 3) ‘ fing ; : ~~ learn on power machines; well |e Piling Blum Cohn 1110 Washington - $4 mere ae chante Bichange Bidg., 84 und Pin — For Underwear Department, | “terme te git, anita eel a re nd eet esata ne ne atane supple an eA works’ § . ‘> r , ‘ ’ ’ : i) : “ " , » A : : “ Rk id. A . | “ EL y & Ww AT, K _ sl ! reek hk xperte ced on fancy geo #8 a‘'*o i} r ; yvWitS WOMAN Mic Ale. aged. for general ener 7] . \ ar phor ©. oF cal} : ad ' : . out fite :} My : a“ Mats 1 ra | pu \ 4 a J “Dye! — C ef ttt ge me ‘leaning a eo j a | iw > A. oa a4u mth Loplvy «4s W ashingion. | (es OOd! Po: . steady positions and good sala- | How BE s‘a!l A> CO , : ° a : "my ou a! ether . . ‘e fete : ~ ° a (¢ niversit a*tte we : - : - , , ne ent aA — _ - an~= 3 rleS iC ‘ARH REGIST Re i mt ’ os ' hate . ‘ P | : Le a i ° * ‘ CAI Ine “" ce a My OF OXChANg?: larger at ntee : wale & e's at G1. we | ) 0 (e62 — Pras = : 3d floor, 16 th and L, ¢ ust STAYER KN te Tene e a in be x factors Wholesale house is desirous of bu! tdi na up WOMAN COOK Or aesistant cook ne Sun , da : , a r steady work gerd = ty Apply Monday a foree of typewriter copyists and Will teach r work call Sun , ne in, ~ Pants Operators Ca fet sare ples Nad ic) | beginners the wee of the machine and pay! ag.° 0“ owney meruine MN GS for KL *S ve foes waiver © ricatalomue. Indepe a REGISCR ‘ LT ee NO- R ro Hk . E - ‘ Pre , maar: | them a milary while learning the work — or a - a ek ne wd a oOLDwype Putney Rootne Co. 120 N. King’s highway, | expected. Rox F-148, Post-Dis aa a —" 6 Apeiy between 10:30 «. mi We have some splendid clerical po SAIL deed CHAIR— McDonald white _—™ , PAI ae wy Eyal ati — BELT LA a)! SEW ERS mins. toereace with . fits “sis m$ , tart TY i IST To addres cards “and clr ul lars: : = Wh Tic. = : L nion ~runtion ‘ sitione wait ing for giris who have abl for dentiat ) do tor on ge % 4 7 oo as Pa wx “ ta it ° sf . : es ‘ en ra ~. n* he " h - it . . ‘ le ' .* D ow to ‘lean nur . ; i . a . ’ . -~ - : ' — . nee * . - and girls for different special co. 1497 Cass Tyler 2 (ct) Seane! om Pine at ——— See S by the week for half day; $30 “cy graduated from high school. The or Dress and Costume Depart- CHAND PLIF a7! a B83! | OO} i n good conditlon, aaa 828 Peet. Lote . . , Noh , } : ‘ inder —_ "7 - . _—— we « - a, eas a. once eUtherar Hiv ital wh ; Bac - ene — . . ' . . ta? ‘,aa8 aT ei tr? | " machines. if vou W ant steadv STENOGR, ar A oR: * First-class, ~. oF under of t iderwood : port sours pe lo and Potomac } Spile v 5 s ‘ i@ASaANnT. if val, fing an i we rif nt : pet Inanent positions and —— Kod eondlition bargal: ’ a “yg , . ' =} ~~ - - . mt parts - Au | ha @-« . 2. ‘ a 7 — “ Pea) 1. our ~ iTo brie ne ’ rN ; “aan me . ss eoere One _cotery._ Bex Fe, F.-D. i ning (‘o.. 1008 Pine st Sin anne, to Relp care for baby | * vein. ih _ the best percentage arrangement Corre CAN i aallon > porte in the erty 1825 N_ , ae rFEE rs - Mattery of gew apartment. fal: lat lates will be congenial and vou" a CURL! once. manent position ae Apply Champion Auto to Air King, Wagner Electric Mfe 42 ‘Maryland ™ > . ‘ : — _ . “Tine BB STESOGRAPHER-—Experienced. for per- ° r~ Young lady. for billing departme: and good home Lindell 8441P or , iAve every opportunity er ni iy ance URN Hon ‘“omfor? = 1001 Washin ton Ay. j fe of correct English preferred. Box! state age. anlary expected and experience. s.anae e* and buying. Cabany 18: J tc | g B4 185, Port-Diepatch if any. Box T-17. Post-Dispatch. bet rtz ' FAMOUS-BARR CO. : 606 Washington. s te Lar= . nie 5 ET. ris “shi: good ¢ mud L'a. @

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. - ” - —_— oe ,... ' andeven(er. at Bel . : BPRIGE KA light Bed and springs, 3 new “ hoppe or nna, large Ente ‘Tprise food Shenandoah, — ng Ft a c ‘% wN rEN TS “Complete, or an part of é&- | ‘ mae oor with giaes, barber chair. Benton _Baer, 1710 Morgan power driven. Blanke- | BED—4,. enameled. complete. rocking chairs, } Freom flat, like new, bargain. od44 Emer- | Mai i —Aime ; — (ec) OV fancy desks and other bouse furnishing | *°°8 4. Do Rr eek ere rrr or tm ade oltre Garrick: ir A r _ Counter ~ display Casen | mecEne a LN Be. —— ' with Foods. must vac ate. see it today. ito | COOK TOV K- rr omfort 1088 Victor st. +1) | a . rem oO; meat and rov nt ntti . Oo at ‘erehing. second ony “ast . — ——4 4 M-new, alternaty S Ls > mult: “get jet of mat infied eee PARK BENCHES Wed. — See dhand. —F >) ~ AVENK ITE SB1—siigniy used; bargain. —- 2525 Bete, ee ag oe | FCREEN DOOR Wtd.—Sise 80x88 inches;| pL DS table, electric dome S942 Cote! “sics Cherokee. —— _ , re) afte plate, 2-burner gas o> ; gs. complete; 40¢ per foot Me larke: Conten| Stee ” ei what have you? Cali Soe en : —-—-—— | GA VENE ITE SET--Walnut, 3 piece; a oar er (no... Broadwse and Sal: , a “St ir) ‘(ILDROOM SUITE--Late style, Circassian | > we , _e ‘ I, lv-ineh ‘ts mle x : 5 erauat it - anes Rone SHBL VE Ss Wtd. For hardware: amall Se . 3 walnut $7; bargain, ‘alee ’ dining reol ' a 110w ranklin —o . —_— ine fans. 110. oit. b-inck + r B10 Vranklin 4 _ condition, - motor: emery grinder. 1405 Cho teat. | Bet. 01 SNS. Jefferson ay ie) | LD. : VENETTE— Tabli ". Paster. a ire ape r, stove, selling nocount ) ; av 7 re , TW a, Reed. Phor — —— — KE DR OOM SUITE Mahogan " - posta bed, ‘« a a range AP bs = >re an event er. : peewee nibshgie Bales REPAIR - = may ey ecaies. all) ; TRUNK— 8 . Phone Sidney ‘ 225 W springs, mattress, dresser, chest drawers; | Da VENETTE SET—J-piece; good as new. ete }y — for raie Bt. lL. Oulse aie (‘en . oF ; rs a ‘ n ahs bund ti unk or vardrobe: fiz 7 S44 De! mar. ’ wT A N 20th at n " et (cta) » SECO + an ig or «a — ¢ ——-- ——— ~ oo - | we wee = ee . pee t tense Itsy Buc ia Pat A TIRIC “LOTH DRIER -s12 ~- - | _De ‘Imar At ; uit conse, Vall | bh ROOM sveiT i-—American walnut, 4] DAVENETYTE, must sell soon. 1824 Kennett a! " . [EN ; 7 - . ’ a \ eat " —_ j p! ec es FLAS: rea! bargaly. 1°0” S | pl a o% =6—ACHS Electra Park. Marehall 62! a io) | TRU c KS wie ~Sccond hand platform trucks | Broadw: ay i io?) a a . ' — — — ‘ S Brak i iGlit--large ize; suitable for and 2 wheel trucks. must be cheap: what! ; ae DAVENETTE-—Mahogany: reasonable, weni F; cheap. 1730 B. Bread - - $8800 ifrank | r pein you and price? Box A-47, Post-Dis- | Is ED ROOM SU ITE W alnuc, gan sane, — RN inster rug. 427 Page bi. oie ° - Seat ee oe ctv?) “aU - ench, 1OOKS, fictro a, pictures. Ll). ‘ \ rN I vr Aiso eleetric drill, th lue serge — . 1’ » of . . — - ee ee ™ — “a od 7 ‘ ’ ‘ ; iii S. King's hlalwar ote au ee | WANTED “Will pay cagh for wha ina and | *-40A-Suninte ret aioe 8: sheen. B8:tA_ Benton. | ‘Clact ay, ; - _ continued material in tron and steel. J. (hDROOM SET-—Living room “get, i ic ebox, DA Vi.NEeib--Golden oak (ail tomeorrow Wig and « ‘ “San sHOT ae on act ~ ap Dees Pert he | oer =a ult and Chestnut sts (es) | Ps hild’s nest cash pr rie Cea paid m it al! kinds. RE DROOM SUITE Heautiful Colonia! ——" } mnt Vee uttuchments, enmiail Greses oy } ing he ° anda a c.: nome TALES 1?.foot ThE 0 and ‘a tory work 4 KOl, KER & SONS, ‘ly Wash. “entral ais. ' hogan 5 are Bser, ¢ hiffonte . o mirrors dress- FY RNET rk SET M hn r ~ ot? i » every one guarant scabies, faciory sheiving, factory sewine nice (83) log table and chair: Iike new: cost §US0; a i ORs ~Manoganv., o ver fur- ; “Be oe, ele Cf an oy also | AXEL WAU iM buys all kinds of toola and] “lll sell for $140. Western Salvage Co., 2021 Be agile Brunswick phonograph HAG | Y. AND BTOVE cn tions! ‘ u . 4 : hyn files irect Cloth | rus. S11 Market st. Call or send postal a 4.04 BB — — : ae Te airr 2 at : tei . 101] Marker a Ce., 210 *, vette me... —conteneees lege® expire a SOV Ww \ hone Forest TRL0 paintings by P aul Harney. Marp! ° others: HRD LOM NI Th Y r E 3. ‘Almost new. beautiful tion: leaving cits 1747 Nice helson pl ep G ive yy Rroee; worth TIME CLOCKS—1 day time register und I upholetering and refinishing; pr ices reason- oe eteady nahogany, French gray, American | a > ariTe Te Oro .- + } aCatGee _Jnternationa cheap S10 Franklin ape wunGay Gnd ptensay only. 9608 Abner ar eosin furnit ner ite a7 i ee | 3 her | is a Sob ! iffor rue Brown | F ank ’ 37 I’ lymounth. , — . 09 littire, library tabie, fine piayver- | eatne also dreseer, chiffonier, rugs, dine | = Otho. INNERS T0005 heap; leaving city. Cal piano, beautiful lamps, od honeowranpt ing set and gas range. Owner says sell. Se Sv sore in” rood condi. Ty __Mo 7 lay O717 Lafuvette ay = gr tee ge oe B@utitul Azminater, Brus- brass bed. h anon uh, . F ~- ptt ne hd bare ~~ > “ i Mendes 201 s Z Joffe tad fog — ' (e) pone nV, — . ee et rugs of Oriental design wher, 127 ' ‘ — ae ——— -- ( | lie? > oe ——£¢! TOU, ACO Kentucks fne chewing and we alvyo have a large wssortment of yan: ~~ ~ — use ‘abanne._ a 4) {DAVENETTE SET-—Higg@est bargain of the bd y eal tly used » 4 heap emok| neg fohbaceo Tor SA le, dire: t from the ' matt, ig rugs at a bar ain come and nee hk ht pia "ARE 4;iobe- VV ernicke eectional 1 la- | RrASsSONn: genuine ee, de n oa K dave nette, — ord pl. Broad. factory and in the twist and leaf; nice ana our arsortment of slightly “used coal and hogany finish, cost $58, sell for $20 West-| chair and rocker to maich: Spanish chase — ww! 9) clean. we satisfy our customers. Write for| gas ranges; all kinds of white high oven orn Salvage Co, 2021 Olive eovering: cash or time; only $115; terms) rag ne punday — and prices. Adams Bros., marewes. — white side oven fas ranges at a sacri- ‘ BOOKCASES Two, $8 and $10: solid 4 CUS\ ; if, Walker Furniture Co., L117 19 1} , ne Jelimar a tie ee ce; kitchen tables, kitchen chairs, kitch- extension table, $6: sideboard. S&- Quick | —CCUst st. : es 6) sede. (ey ; TRANSE ORME n-i k Wee ‘ B00 volts, in Al en cabinet; side iceboxes of all kinds. Me al cas MtOve B4 toe box b Sg 2st N.. Ir " bPAY BRkI--Antique: book case. chest of | ® ft.. new, with nozzle, sbape. _j828 Withnel!. blue and oak; linoleum of all designs; | BOOKKCASE—Oak, library table, desk. ma-| 7S” e"S ol paintings books. 385s Cook. | a (ms) Se ANSFORMER s000: Fall A. C. for re- we have beautiful bedroom outfits, brass horany music cabinet, chairs first -c lass | DESK —Leiv’s golden oak writ ng desk, $10: | NO ft. and ” Peel. Dra dneing PLO. vote to vate |) and 110 volts; se)! beds, eprin s and mattresses; oak and ean itt ion AAD # far le de y ie) | itchen tabls s. good as new. nove ‘ ‘lax- Bunday afternoon. ype hareals Coll Monda. 1011 Market mahogany ressers and washstands, also BOOKC ASE- Quartere | hi r fon at \¥ or W . - -- . -—-———— chifforobes, rockers and bedroom chairs, ‘ 4 oak. Mounte COTS, — wast eat adjutsable she! YS oo _ li-gal ene anUN Se fe rs es Called for and de-| dining-room outfits, china closets, buffets, | pawn | BSves: [ike bew © bargain. 6828 | DINING Sir Golden oak 9. pieces, excel. | O5-galion. aAutomobtiie livered, Rox B-252, Post-Dispatch _| leather-seated dining chairs, round oak | — a =; : :, } lent condition: bargain. S328 Bastion | r machines: cail Bacon . RUNKS Sor robe aiteame r. also others..' tables, ete. Leo Brasch, 2228-30 rene: Rox KC ASES — T we beautiful sectior ene | DINING SET—Jacobe ‘an. oak, pe riod $22 — gina | , Wellato ° | oak and one mahogany. we will # ery "507 . Some sash 134 Louise ay eliston: Hodiamont car, | lin. . ie » | cheap. Leo ‘Bras _ nog an re net ih | Os Luchs av. Yk. Sie onan ae - fe, #ashen hardware TRUNK—Large, like new, metal covered, | ARM CHAIRS—-And odd chairs, 7. i= ~~ ee = DINING ROOM SE1—l4 pieces: early En- nday and evenings ms Si2: call Mi mnday 2701 Allen av. | nideboards buffets beds, davenette . Me | BOOKC ASK s te ogee electri dining- | Rlish: che “ap bold \Westr ninster pl. a iin rT _ es a ee rary tables. dining room sete, rockers, room shower, rary table, oeosier Kitch. | yary = “ a lot. 3921 « ook. (@) rewn! ' : wh qne.t | aa desks, iceboxes, ranges, linoleum; almost | en cabinet. Cal) Sunday: no dealers. 38254 ra NG Skt . ~E. E pasiiah: ¢ cnaie - ascawe tacia : or . a ’ ‘7 MOM Sj Al, househol] foods, for yard; cheap. 5047 Lindell 1% “5 ea ; habit of coming to our place you will rec- | : none = 4 An © — mA ess; Brussels china. sewing machine ; es nch*naten re a ommend others: es ondhand goods are in| fe: icebox Cabhany Saw | oe eee a want leer ate ee AGON SCALE— 10-ton, ney. With deek | name only at Levy Bros., 3112-15-15 8. 14th | BRASS BRED Springs. “Al condition. Call! DINING SUITE-—Fumed oak $600. ANT Lue | Colonial buffet 5513 seeerte 5508 Saetm,., Delinar | at open Mondays and Saturdays till 7 p. Vienday °RO} _ Cars Car ay 11, ic) . dge broken, | Tie ico . —— oe -——— Xf ' et fa" ‘he RMitten, | pees een all ; : nm on account of 14th st. bridas ro ‘RA. e “4 DINIAG-00OM SET Cheap Wilila: ; " and secondhand bulla WASHING MACHINE—Good as new: will take Reliefontaine, Tower Grove of Chero- meee. —- as © ith spring. Sidney 488. | Mar etl “140 Dre ~~ on x ilile and instruments A. Wheeler sell at half price; cost $150 Tiox -RTO, | kee car, cet off at 12th s#:., transfer to Belt oy gy png PEEPS yt DINING — OOM ‘Teh rE—2026A rumhiin. | $15 N. Broadway Daye Post-Dianatch ‘ a Line and ce 0! a 14th st., or you “for BRASS ggg ret like new; other ‘ur- | chearm, Sunda: poem ”s — BN ed | WATCHMAKLEE SS LATHE-—Roley. new, | sva'lk = Diocks wer —e niture; bargain: leaving city. 3521 Des EE : oars ba): bargain. 2885 tab. with chucks, £50 180 School «at (o} | ARTISTIC FURNITU RE, . Ole ntal 1 and o- | talogzi. eae ee | at haa Os 4 Lh ae oe American Wal- : a pifica, War WT a mestic rugs draperies, china, pietures, | RRASS BED—Aimos: new. finest spr | a 9 (i Brand-new: en. . - — “ nears . ete, “ entire contents of sever ele- tiful ruga other fur: itur >: bar ins § oT ihe ~“hHenandoan FE ‘way Hubber tires. 4 Wier bench, tia OUTE 4 - lh gua mo- | gant apartments, at auctee. . L ednesday! Cgbanne. ! oe LINING SET -Atd buffet: American walnut al ic) tor, bench, tools, ete,; dandy outfit, cheap. afternoon at 2 o'clock, at 350 ucas AV.. | BC rPreT——_PFut ra Thy and oak; cap. 2336 8 2th ctor | ee ments bp" every de “ATE! 4 HEA: I ER— Pittsburg instantaneous; Auctioneers, SS Sey) = - - —— | DININ = >; - i a , eonditio a — jar T aT Bt PPE T--Golden oak. 00-in.; like new; ic MNING ROOM SET Beautiful: consisting *, Phones: Delmar cab) 009 condition; SK S408 Montana. _ BAKY Ri GGy — le g22h Itaska = —--——-- = box, table. 1019 N. ” Vandeve enter. = of buffet, table and 6 chairs; real bar- | error" : : ATER HE ATE K 1 Instantaneous, T — ~ BABY RUGGY—8W. 2622A Caroline. PUPPET —Oek: 625; canitary davenstte: | —— rt le: ime by - rect men con awter eater, *gaiion ANnK,; 0 = ; ie “J ‘ iM o4 c ondl- ar s atendn” “ a LDINtNna RiwOM SLITE j teres . g ROD Olive at io) “ z and 4"° Giebe and gate valves, B80 | ae “BUGGY Gray, re t., Brililante. «« ia) | eheen. other ‘furniture 270% Lafayette (c) cheeeh- Were hos a pn ear =: R rr we . pre e — oqgiarm: nf ny ef ‘) ae Ue So ane - --—— -—-- ———— 4K . De . ry . . . - oe on a le farent “* , oi wir 3: Drege OWEATHERPAIN’ By 7 gallon. eee | RABY HUUGY--Good condition, $5. Sidney |! 4 x by ‘ake Sioatiok: et ly ey slonial oT y Bring wagon. Columbia teed to Wear outside for # to G years or ~e- | -hente — — jng: on. perion coer" Boos, es ane ary | h Market placed free; the cement princtpa) applied to | BABY BLGGY Cheap: like new. First floor, ARINET MANTEI._ Like hew: late desicn | Broadway — Marl: et. ae pe TAS A23 Wilmingten av. . - . ' 4 ty fies, 6 0; oo Be pier Using 25 per c ent. Ce ntra} Paint ie : BABY BUGGY Just ike new: real bar- GA ry nh = 7 3 warEe ‘e - eal me teeny i ae i * Mie s- * fing. 4 vvlie ’ r : —_—— a hi Case; Tyler 258 aon . ov) wain. 4406 Wallace. An1RA Me Kean. jas grate and tile. Boars rhe os” eukets call before 2 p. m. — vine-Mmade; reasonable, WINDOW SHADES measured and installed |} BABY BUGGY—#10: baby oriole . ~e. —— ———-—— —-- -—-——-+ -——- “s ~* ~ = —- a ™ - orlole basket S; . . . ene - : ees ¥ (e2) A. to Deh ey _ i =. yg —— rug pic ‘tures. dey Terry. : : ‘ ¥ — Mahogan y. low, _ a 7s tt ‘ ms cit > T ame oe os ae weviT: B nan F stra ’ so a ‘ e ” Va e , —“T¥' 0 2 eer ooo. ey : . -. vhs . Si. ‘Ticanh ‘ onmier, , Franklin. ¥. —— ~ iv omon } i les ~0} BABY BUGGY —-High, | chair and baby ——— emall ones: maroon portieres: also beauti./ #2! oak chifforobe, &: 0. sett Delmar. le and foldin —— finn n Washstand. “a aluntn bie — form. er, $6; call Monday 1420 Carr ful inane portieres. 4566 Washineton. For- | DINING: SUITE oluen Dp destal ta- ‘ — a. 2 yo og “ay . _" / nome aa S a ad es «(4 brass bed. Call Sunday afternoon or later. BABY BUGGY And cane wing back chalr. on neneeneewes i) ~~ buffet, six chairs, “S70 1617 8. IF lain hearihae i tan 446A Montana ee] eae ia ‘all no WwW aahington 2d floor west, fe) CARPET- And fern tiuie covers all sizes: Jefferson. oS — 4e) price, Franklin Mard- iat MEGHIVEDCLarce assortment of sult | BABY BUGCGY—Appiy to janitor, 4054 West! cheap. Big Joe 7ORA Nd st. (e390) | DINING-ROOM SUITE—Phone stand and 14 {ce cases, bas and trunks; gelling at *§ price. |v Pine bi. eo Ee ae a ‘ARPET RUNNERS—Also 7.6x8.6 rue: ot “lr, eprir: nattress. # wine machine: | cabinetmaker. lota of N. Cohen, 1409 Franklin | = (99) | BABY. BI ‘GGY-—-Gray; reversible; $15. 5564 Stixll velvet; good condition. 4501 : , Saray wh Conte Brilliante. fed beaver boards. frames EW “elty ‘map, “Just. out. showing ‘the route St Louis : Eva ns s\ sae TPS ee eA ie ek - se ge Phe 10M SE Resut a F Suh) LO-piece, | ite of ciara, ail e#ines. of every jine, every etree, indexed anid BARRY Hiv Gy Black reel reversib! t new, ( ARPE y Cine hall or stair carpet, new, a . e Aye 4h), Lcinpire BRide., (por: a’ feambie at... 24 floor Spares: sent postpaid, Bbc. loster's, 410 $25. R12 Wells, lst floor west and one single bed 4468 Gannett we Seas Ser Vee mm. 7 eente dozen: ly- sshington JAY —— (c62 , BABY BUG Y- “Gray reed; 81h. S774 Kings: |‘ HAiPS —Table and range. Sas . , ° . . . . ~ a Y . ** " af * pent ll aie por o's f D ayheu ‘on. 88. bY a "a. Army¥ han- BABY CARRIAGE. -~Lares, reed gondola, re-' office furniture. Phone Cabany 9983 or call can Ft —— y ~iD we >. : be r s: Sen veraible: cost rt barealn. AOS Pare ene Kings bury ts ae id i nN nn per od. p.ay eTr- pairing and inetall! 8, rpeieimes: in good BE condl- | a ee ee ee PRG IE BRE fe) piano Handsome rugs, phonograph: bar- Market st. f } i . = . S Tha end nee. eng BARRY "ARIAG re Black Teta _fine cond!- ag dp ah ah Walnut; ani dresser: solid Kaine. 5127 Cabanne. _ aie te e power transfo mer, 00; con: on -. si en ’ J . festiare ; Rantarn 1; , a on = | oe on red inon cot and mattress. 5. DI NING Re 1OM SI ITE Handsome 10-nlece wteam boller: eap. ee reece Be one BABY ¢ ARRIAGE- Black straw NOSA Rhen (tt, “. set. leaving city, no dealers, dining -room suite, cost $8000: will sacri- a} —_ gondition: @he and 4%c 0 8. Army can Bkinker rd. Cabany Atanw : ; ~- ;, . Seale ee fice for $450. like new M17 Pershing Ist birds on a tree in 6@ nm, CAnVas covered ; reclaimed ihe. HARY ARK GE $45. in “fine cont. * HiMPrOROBE -hiegant mahogany; «lass- east OEP CE eT 48ich Washington ote for free catalowue: money refunded , tion. a: SRRN Page. Cabany I17T3GW - _ton dresser Su, Lucas ay. ee ae We DINING-ROOM SET —-Futmed oak, nice large — am - ' i on ———— ——— ° nnn . ) t. S-foot round extension table, 6 elip- ING PRESS —let-cleas not satisfied. Rradieys eo led Warehouse | Ba ny AR RIAGE—Beast condition; cheap , CHIPFOROBE—-Dresser, rugs. bed, daven- her gue tr oe ® price lox B.208, eee . Greenville _ 8. —E Ar air hefore noon, 47168 Weat minster ri, ette set, a hairs, Foreet 4 70 aa Mr ~" Math et. at low price. Lavy VME’ SAMPLE ‘irs’ —This DANY CARRIAQH -Reed: Lux YY — ” > “ane y af ee e hinleiciatlienptnsihdiiiinies ——_ rf of BABY CARRIAGE. -Reed: Luxury make; CHIFFOR: Oks ~M: aren iny finish, $5 ; oT Pie - keg; need room; vig bast: Be oe se tet is on, a Pe | reasonable 2700R Franklin. Grand 884W Ce) mon By J ta ehogner re or tabie: “en eo cen . ‘ or... 7 a EE o-se ee +o Pane s'7-7) . er e , : ; : . % , re and chiffonier. $60; davenette, $i DINING-ROOM SET—RBuffet. china closet, demands an See sevea thodsends of dollare for | _conlition, cheap. sUe Terne Av. () 9844 Delmar | sideboard, tabies, chairs, kitchen cabi © riothese-hbuvineg ovublic. ‘What the lrum- | ee ee ihe ae ll : . “—— rt sADieR, a 99 . y 7. mee ant @ are’ Rample Clot! Kho eans to vou.” | BABY CARRIAGE-—Beautiful Lloyds Urin- /CHILD' Ss BED With mattress, almost new; | aes, nae Stoves rouge atyl lino a ~ _ oe atage ene fine aio are made by the manu-| cess; ivory. reed; awooden wheels; re- baresin: $7. 4707 "Vernon lew ine. Call Monday. 2021 Shen: un loah.(c) = —_———-—— aprere for display or modeling purposes | versible IAS3 Connecticut. | CHILDS KED—White enamel, electric train | 2! NING- ROOM BET wilt am ff, nd ' Mary ; mm how , Ae . Dey CARt - eS in x os etyvle consista of r uff t. ar op ail ,purnceee "S) or thee —- es yy sda. "She os {BABY CART ACT ny ike. new: = Bae verceipede: Dargnin. ssi _Festeiess! extension tal and « teatl eregented cnatonn | win av. ss ah exuiar moods, after they $00, or will trade for good sulky. el- CHILDS BED—And rocking hair A28 cavle s = r. ee airs ie: al} eolors: at hal = + pany off we buy them at . big — | mar 2°56R. 1484C Blackstone. ri. ‘keon, at =! pimest pe v. hen a at low price. Lavy a Nine barrel of ea ; We give you the benefit of our im- |; - or ren , yr ii. ——--- --- — s | —— ~- 4 - i iietaeeatianiniimet sia a4 ™ Menee buying capacity, this policy enables | BABY ¢ ARRIAGE oe: — CORO 4 Til. D's IRON LED—Comovlete with springs | DINING We OM ‘ITE—Beautifu! hand- : — w to ‘a ask ¥ | tien: clean and earntitarv: bargal: ohbe h , , “ened. cee rave you money. All «2 ask you to saate (Al) and mattress £250, 4641A St. Ferdinand arvesd K . th iftet . China closet, round ex- red. for shed. fen f0 shoving around’’ firet and come here | er.on, ee HNiLDs RED Re ” sa | tension tals ie and S chaire: this suite like itivy damaged cane. t and we will certainiv eet your| BARY « CARRIAQE—Grev reed, like new, CHI S BE easonable 1410 N. Ki DSF) new cost $450; will sell for $160. Wastern a ie} ough.’ “Ruy more, pay less."' Vande- $18: call Sunday before 12 or Monday. | high w _!| Saivage Co v2 1 Olive at BOXES. isd. cheap. —".. Market. Sarah, Man hester ; Chou-j; Hee -Kennerly, lat floor __ weet . ‘ ii hla BED Ani collapsible baby ear | ints Hes -New eet ef @lehes. “cut glass, vac. | match — Si iinis aanamnee cer Trade-in. | BAPY ARRIAGE—Gray reed. like maw.) tinge: ere condition, 5703 Spalding./ uum cleaner. portieres, Victrola. collapsible _—— —— ‘ “ : ‘ ine ‘ ’ vv a ’ ' ore, 9 . ; Also ball gum me th Al steel en i: "wth make — “a | % Call Monday, 6806 Enright. “4 Meer An ae aha Pace fa huge Delmar 2300L. 141A Arlington. (ec) | ee era! allowance on your old clothes for | wert, a ‘ TIN " (Lose T Oak: “end table: 845: no pamsenn ~Head, gas stove Apply 10! - Abele HY ¢ ag A al ce ones, “Abrame,’’ “The Place to Buy BATHROOM SUITH—4-piece, watrut, Wil- Ren tere Nephi a La wiiseeiniiimadinaitiiids 4 lock, 2525A “Benton . “ ih _Mnright, Others 25 «68 Vandeventer av.. neat liam and Mary style a bargain “eo ‘CHINA ¢ lA tT On k f pal _ ones: giags | Dr ESSER --Chaire extension. ant other ta-— * «' elf ‘ ail Mond iv 201 Ca « j @ te x gas range us N. i ‘ompton, Frankiin a\ —~-—- - — i? Y . item i ier | MH Toller iron, 1821 me > TEE a a aa _.—— . ’ NEI And ‘eprings 87. 9427 8. « ‘ompton. [CHINA CABINET—Bent glass; very fine:) DRESSER Wardrol aia —_—~ el et ~- - . / . , : Prt 3 =] e* a ? . ovine ped nod . gas NY HOARD—is21 ~. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ~~) BED And springs, 440A Arsenal. weraaine. 2) 5. Jefferson . ehelving. ~ 9912 joe. Chee... dresser, rockers. $ $515 Newberry. | (7OCKS— Fine wall and two mantel clocks, | “RTM Carte! a , by te) i. Sunday aaa Rroa4wa y ~ ’ | BED ine single, sanitary, complete. 1403 at A sa rifles. 5424 Gravois | ay. DRESSER -Large oak, extra 1 arge beveled — TH Tr’ BR Wea A Vinton *f —— eminem | «VAT, JR AIGE a *harier Oak: c hea % 1820 | mirror, good je nk. cost £5. ell for, . —And larce holler, ~ any P. es: ae ‘ Sel for a le Pr ee etiumbing material, Cabany 277kW o)| BEDR—Elegant twin enamel wood-finish | Nenton st |; $297.50. Western Salvage Co. 2921 Olive st. —— 4 BEDSIEADA stoves. chande — el ; heda complete BH AE 07 Lucas. ‘COAL RANGE. Hot- water back: good cond}. DRESSER One golden oak, $20, one ma- | te & yo aold Cire. rh ted. better than new . MUSICK’S PL AT. RED 4-ft. folding coop bed, “and ofl heater. tion, S654 Park. Call Sunday. | hogany $15; fine order. 1617 8. Jeffers tubs, cleeets. lava- Main TSS we dd 919 Chestnut, Central) 408 Lincoln ay Seda eee COAI, RANGE Good condition: call tata roe ar —— eh other plumbing and finiah n we Wate ak) inetal “m | BED ~Vernie martin, full size: also child's) ° and 12 a.m. S850 Labadie . | ORESSE Ro hiffonier, Torche © oe oak ; alee pt shipment trom © CARI —— ea ———* bed complete; Clean, At?s Raston, ‘ OAL RANGE In good condition; cheap. | wy d .. eye mapie dresser, chiffonier. “a house selling UPp-* : , ate i i [> ’ (¢) Cj BETS Wid Ten froet preot; good shape inepDsae Vv ents ; martin, epring®. mattress, $15. hepster rts new goats rolean avy | match: mahogany and like on only $20. maine pL - —— /Preide ane ook adresse, B12 refrigerator aN44 Delinar. COAT, R ANGE we Ju li n “Me al Apply S16 | Weetern Slavawe (o 21 Olive «¢ alfn. ES th a — — -- j ‘ . -. i : —— on size; @ bare ie # Wid- Wecondhand condenser colla, | BED— \ erie martin end spring: new. also _. Bento = _— ———- $2 DRESSER Chifferobe and chiffont ". oniy re ; Met IM-inch pipe size. Box 2-250, Post-| china closet. 8s28 Ashland Court. _____| Goal RANGE—Hridge & Beach; ff tide: | 875; cost $150, oak and all have large bury at, Cell Sue > ‘oy tb W ralnut: fu'l size. Cail between 9 a. fairly feos condition: $20. 4155 Flad ay beveled mirrors. ‘Veastern Salvage Co.. Oe} ao LBC Ric BEER PUMP Wid Penns. also KK and bp, m. today, 2h07 Sullivan, victor PBST. ees Fl 40 each. “ort Bae drawe . an” | —- na amall furniture #0 | « SOMHINATION RANGE—Blue enamel; bar-| EL EecTRic SHOWER Hen) al ™ am . f cash register Rox B28, P =D | hed . “Aleo ‘Gresser and amall fu | «pin: never used 201 8. Jefferron (c)| electric, verdi gree lee ~y Spann off fare 1itt.e i‘j~hans an aT, iv} Verni« “Martin: > spring and 14 mattress: ‘GOMBINATION RANGE—White enamel; | _' PANs Wu ’ “to " deek. 4 ceiling. Box | | condition, iT cheap: OM. Post-Dis 7 pate h » “-* ae 0 hd : . ._ _e,* adway. — NCK | Wetd.—-Iron pic ket, 803%. in good at e new; 850 naw Beacon av. _ eee ee Sach a &. Se OF ASE) | BL CTRIC V ‘pond n-Almost new; leaving ke ulke, ER: ne fond! tion 4440 Arco av. Granda 2uW | Sa Dre w o ° 7¢@ SR ee mi F North Market. ran ve rw dan en. iz *) r Wi RNI TU RE—- ( ‘ontents” ee ee eee ee eC ee ee ere + REFRIGERATOR s KE} Risk Pr A POR. KEI IGE RATOR ( if REF RIGERA TOR cl ree. - . ~ <i = = hy & a ; a 2 ee conaleting of fumed oa ¥ combination rance (all after 6 40 p fyb na of Niwine roo n, a i ay oe large line of sarnple? Ry and Rrueets at a hen ee i Sol. — a OB Contents of 8-room ARTOR we iTE 4-piece mahogany. i217 | — es —<—-— » ee ae “ =

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Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous W Wanted and For Sale Ads s today. be JUNE 1820. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ‘ ie: host DinrAt == 1100 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, ST DISPATCH. ——— oe ———— SE aaate " ey Se HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE , HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE -) HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED , TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING | ao ______ MACHINERY ok snr . eo es - a aaa Pe ae ~ . ee — o FOR SAL - ’ . _BODIES WARDROBE TRUNK Wtd.--Phone Cabany | MACHINES | Pes Latte FOR SALE Pa ba a BES SES Saameamaae 2 | AUTO Wtd.—Have lot, 502150. in South Web- BODIES—Five Ford — bodies, a ‘OUCH-~-New A, L) » ~ Pepe: Ba FARE COUCH ew pad $5 pAnees Notice, Furniture Buy ers! 6160, Apt. Qu. ~~ ~~ ~ ~ , | MOTORS. Slip rine type. 1-23 at a 1-7% h. | .— ie. § ons Ley or TPE ne o- Vay ceah 20. 60 and #0 dave and save! BEST ¢ ‘ASH prices paid for secondhand fur- TYPE WRITERS—Underwood, Cuvec, ‘smith, — "y cles. 440 volts: eter, valued $600; will trade for late mode! A 4. ; Bari Ay Oe = ie “G59 eK #5 = .- SO per cent on vou! furniture, rugs and stoves BEST Chas. Ginsberg, 2021 Shenan loah Royal, Reming: oo t pewriters, $15 to $75. | sinthons, > "reas ies Wea urst- Ford sedan; good conditijn. 3817 _ Louisiane, | BODIES— Ten panei Ford ~ delivery . bs , s 32) Victor 350. 2$n)| Rentals, 3 menths. 3 upwares. pt. Saou | class condition. Wilson, 1102 Federal Re- AUTOMOBILE Witd.—Any make, Ford pre-| _ $20 up. 2615 Lynch. ‘ Bld a ferred: trade speedster, pay difference. 412 BODY Ford roadster, good ~ er tea. hiock north or } artmer ig) 1, ANG. AN I Hes ~ 18th and Washington BV. -— - -- - ' = pewriter Esohamenn. ] Tenth y Bs c —_—_—— - - _—~ Set _——- —— = 6i ngeany ‘ y j = EGGL PSTrON pays $5 pn LA se c) eo ae Afternoon. 1S Maple. tc) New and Slightly Used Furni. "ture; 6° oe a ~ + galley RENT A TTPEWI RITER—Visible inode! 3| MOTORS—20-h. a> 10-h. p.. 7%-n. p.. 2-v. ————— aid | : —— eerie ates | Delmar 1929R, 4060 lWaston. “)| RENT . ER—Visible tax | ‘ , dd. c., 20 and 5 h By: TOMOBILE “Wtd—Good: have splendid | jopiEs— : - — Ber ih wieh iwo o m chaire atie poe “ pacer) ture for Sale Or Exchange, HIGHE - T cash pric e. furniture ‘or ‘all kinds. months, $7.50 and up, nonvisidle, J In t A a fae - Aga so, Ge a . ; aw . ww ue R mt, eT tre MACHINERY. | tract of lmnd: a leo good jots Lo trade for | nan a i and dum, bose ; "rr stan gas henter 3A! borate ili _ ‘ ' ‘ initial ayment ap} 7 if ure! *s. tye 2 ~ larmmin , R o-- 4 i wh Ss a ND. | same: “ 5261 Garfield a’ , —— | ’ fy Dr BOAKT 810 8422 Utah “4e) Cash or [ ime. Rey ~ St, en ane —, ~ 9b Fas -bull inachines, all makes, $25 t9 #9. 4 Ba ‘as, = First. — , COND AND WASHINGT TON. (cO@) oo junk anted. . sor?) : os 2 Light a ery, almost - ——S - ‘ r ee ur » mac hine. ‘ a= - ; ——— ae , ; show! teau. éi DE ROAKRD-—Table and china closet. sd1l5A “ae , Co. BE TSS Sa WA aga (el4) . , 7T . = erators naired ' re —— ALTO TOS Wtd.——-Cash for bargain in any kind | take vour used furniture In exchange = —~~-—.- — , erican Writing Machine Co., in MOTORS and enerator . r “ agnolla «aa ) as | wees! .—- | for mow nad also buy used furnitu-e for NEED “good used furniture bud ly ; price no at. Main 4413. Centra] 1215. be nthi wound: guick a rvicee; our 07 ork laratite © > ° ood or salvage cars: 1 ‘ poe or model: | BiDED HOARD —-Hand-carved; wainut; cheap. cash; ring us, Olive 4579 or Central f227%. object. Central 4788. Olive 40, Menk a) = for one year: special attentior 1 to oO rop us a card. Rahmberg dSilotor Var of...) _ SW 417 W aiton av. (co) Located in the low-rent district enalles us Vanverg, 1700 ¥F rank) in av. ; ice) MACHINERY of-town custon ers — le - eel | r ‘B12 ‘4 (Case. aa & ire . Ce HoDpDY One panel top body ¥ Bitet ROAR Ti And k tchen stove polly and to furnish you at a lower price: nm 5 roeem i’ ROSSE Rn buys furniture, carpets and Steves; : . : i , eer b2it I’tr he St Louls, ¥©e > * i i \UTOMOBIL E Wtad For ? a hance. y farm- complete N : Taylor, cage _poowtle dow e518 W arren outfit, $98.50: #8 down and $1.%) a week; mays best pric es. 20 Ulive. Bomone WANT ; « entral SAM or No 15 Smith Power lLoeder, 6H -P. Fall avy. rental 2588 per veur, iit my Ford “ean ne: good . low as $7.50; -efrigerm tors, 7. Central ose. ‘ Me . bo ; ; MOTORS Ne w a. C., Single-phase motor Gasoline FEngine. First-clase—OUR 2\% years to go: want late model 281) Burd av \ h ‘ mr: 2 oh PRICS, $900.00. wits, for segue 4 Larson, vhone Forest BODY New et: eer es — ; +. be ‘ . _ ‘ hasais S] ir} ei) for uphel j . ranges as EipEBO IARD Pictures, frames and screen ' - Kitchen cabinets, $21.50; dining . ~ a ae — ; ) Ho doors: bargain, 214 W. Stein, | consisting of pedestal extention WE pay tne highes price in cash or trade, AIR COMPRESSOR Wtd.—For stene cuarry . Pisa et gy $ . ant a @ > wale — - . ; " f - ' ss: woo! ftrer for used furni ture ‘ahd rugs, ring us. \): ve} about QaVa Hox r 37 1 Post -Disna te } 20; aint ise ; . : ; Representative Rargaines of Our oo 2. —— IDEBOARD— Inquire between 9 ard 10 @ le, buffet and 6 chairs. S58; woul Oi | 4579 or Central S227R. Walker-Armstrong | ——- eee | or rent; we do wiring, repairing and | mGE STOCK OF CONTRACTORS AUTOMOBILES Wtd.—We must have 100) painting charge. Delm 8X. m., Sunday. 2740 Magnolia s€2 $22.50; Axminster ruse, WXLe, ds): Ue. os s¢ Furn Co., 1306 Olive c14)' Al oS CRANE Wtd.—KByers, or equivalent stalling. Acme Electric ; starks:t. LARGE STOCK uF nn automeblies before June Wo We are abie RODIES~ —— . Box | ' EQUIPME: | to give you a better «ash price four Four car = Slows Bee ee ee tt i- i ' — _ -—-— + Gopy wa —F or & hand) or. nessis. than 1918 all Grand 2878 eee ee TS pen ings, $5.50. mattrosses, 86; dresse1s, | - J26, Post-Dispatch. New ard used ‘ai } Bil BOAKI)—Uak oak extension table, coe S — a ge o*% , earry @!| WANTED 4 call will convince yo! that - - . —[ a § « ——- —— . I ty com | “| range. Whone Grand 3702R. 3855A Hotan- Hari, Rg geet ends useful In every home. Gree aieawer will pay highest prices for fur- JOR PRESS W td. loxils C. & P.. state con- MOTUR™S-Bargain; in good shape: horse- Hoists. Cranes, Buckets, Wire Rope, /We buy them all from Fords to Packards nd yA ate of D bang on te EB A s Bir, lat "way below thi reraiar price; & “epee lai! niture. ruxs. graphophones. Lindell 6111 dition and prik $904 Geraldine av ver. 22 ; 2 horsepower. 22 Ferapers, Engines, Dump Cars, Pay Sit to $1000 cash Yahblem, Linde)! a os tive. BIDRBOARID—-Also suvare cininge pense: 08} Giscount on davenette suites and ft 00° I lacnpe. (62) ENGINE Wtd.—Double-drum. doub le-cy lin- *, | os horrepower. f Loaders, Tanks, a Pipe, Piling, 807. Delmar MT. erat ; ic ‘ _ iL. A vitae r Food share. or ood condition Marshall #2; 7442 Man-)| yw As KER, ARMSTRONG HOU ‘SE \ =—— holsting, size 6\xS to 7xl0, with or horse po al 5X a 2 ne, OS Rock Drills, Road Rollers, etc. AUTOMOBILES Wt -To buy automobiles, aia ng oF value: horse oF 7 ve, cherter. Wepre -. ; ic) | 0 1208 Olive.. Opp. Public Librarv. (24) BOATS AND LAUNCHES ul boller: state ‘= make, size co on jition ey 1 ~ me (OAT. pons at - tg , ; ' Pe WHAT DO YOU NE ED? e ; late models, Stuts. “DPackurés Rolis Royvee, a res et oot 164K. , : -,- —- GINGLE Vv GLE . Golden oa with | I ei ~ ower ; | price R. C. Stone Engineering (o., e'o = 15 Acres of Stock at Last St. Louie. Hudsons, Mercers, Dodges, Marmona, t adi!- -NPRESS BODY—For r es jate py wy ADM. Frond way 4 #6) _ «ey t ‘FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS | BOAT -One ’9-ft. lone fiat hull, ready ‘for| 32 Merchants’ Exchange. it. Louls, Mo. MOTOR ai ARG AINS nmediate delivery ¢ = | jacs. Overilands. Frankie Oldamobiles. ster: cheap, 6182 W a . = 4 Eckert. ra VES— i; very cheap . a " Too use ‘all Sun- engine. Pils, S422 l’ennsylvania LATHE Wtd.—Quick chang n., Lincoln; Ben : : , : . . ' anv 1 Jlotfe ’ ; — 4 ° ae rd ml atove and ’ Aen 7 ur’ {s 1ed it'- 2 + . “oe? : if j a 8 \ 1] “y ee . “ oe” , we i.- . BO . heap as c slated sasha : : : oa ea aa -— " i — wi > yo gy rem. 5 - ‘ r? BTOVE—Radiant Home hard cs FURNITURE—Handsomely urn : gg oo eo st 10: 2d _ for cash. Rox F-374, Post- Dispatch eo )-volt, 3-phase, yele agne COUPE Wrtd.--Must be in good conditic FOUL HODY—Touring, aew: exe . Coupe Of ee eat . n voit, é-pnase. Gcycle General | _reasonable terms. Mr. John#on. 24 N. ise" touring or roadater 1481 won de versa! For — 1 QD.. ‘ ° . ,.? Pa. . - — ——s eo" - arya a -| —— ie SD. room house; all modern conventlences; For particulars ¢ Dp exceptiona baren! ne tox " aio va t netantaneous water heater: sarace, ; : P aa . - . 4 , Han i-power; x ae t ; ; 1 baths: iInstar neo : . 4 CANOES We have thern. — Webb thiar a- my Giately to -414 l’ vst Di §. . Electric : ith s'. 7 om” ive. _. _or qs “1 tra] 2246 hwonhD {ruck bodies zn all styl . r vane ri et amnes = Dover —Jeviing car: oO deal ers state con- Lise rare bargains 2420 OUve. oe, 7 “ wit 8. "it ae lieve - Tae KY “Raby ree 4 anno Wi hits / pond of tae rinees sve , &- me. . a are ('o Sc) Wf Broa: qa val = _ aoe ;, Peerless _ h. : -24)-volt, single phas 6 ; ' : nm SS hoe _ re ~ 4cenuine dre! or NG ? S t ae > yeneral Blectri. ~ Wh. p.. 110-220-volt Cen- ooo 6p | » ULK ¥— Good, congition: Si a: ad gee io) oaths, } ost Dispatch | . 7 > “ —— Indian ve] -~ bark, ee "Sine - P Ris ‘ Ti: nd Aomyg a 4 x x He, > z = tury , h ’ tie A volt. sing - nh - ‘ ition: price Box H- or I cet- bi spat “Th I RIT BODIES o new touring " a7 ‘ « : . ‘ aS | ; has ; " ho ' 4 t : atak : , a ' a * ~ - - " : roacle er ~ - ’ Y ‘ é ae : ’ -—* éTLKY— shila’ ld cor 2! duplicate. This is a : _— Jounson, Colsax : > Lucas. ¢( ‘ent: al “a7 8 Main 20 — - R 7c! tat ee - ~ — — — 2 . &UN PARL "OR SUITE Very fine reed Iy MA‘ “eet Ss repalire: | for $1. Bell phone | ’ oa , ” -_— — . ————— ry’ rat ’ ‘ ~ > eas b . ~ Addre N Matn, ss iat delive ory cater, with stik orchid cushions, use! (iran ws 4058 Chouteau. _ fe56) ,E NGINE Peta: ‘hable._ for. | beame tom» "alles = TOC i Ss Wtd And inachinery; condition no M¢ ) l ( RS | ( mR s \] I R EN | Two (7) 277 h op. John O’Brien a ‘Stec ay veka ie cash. Address E “OR D> Re DY mr = 7. gaa We ne. ; Grand only A . ort “ ile al d iike new A lao _ : ; > Lew : gu or Cas al "e | ; Mw “we . /: _ ol + highest prices. Lv Segal, 123 - % , , ? ‘ | . a = les , m , . ’ -:& Lal nh. ane roar € +> : etz ~ dum - hand-carved anlid mahogany Kellee ani’: SEWING MACHINE- —— = like n¢ | wood, ; Seam Re eee es oe —— Ma irket at OR EX¢ HANGE water tube Dol! ant eomplete with r ORD Tou RING "AR Wa Kx hangs ver) a cheap 1484 lackste av.: b— Cour oare ” white enameled top kitchen t able (all at ) i heap ae , - — a | ks ct N iF’ M. Co., 4-cvilinder: 4-cycle 0) ; ae appite . anay = . We have the largest stock of new and gec- downdraft attachments, fronts _for property. — Box L-1 4 Posat-Dis . on ar 2206R aa: ° , . Aves u Hotel: Branscome, suite 212, Sunday, 10-12 'SWEA‘4 os 09 Ban we ee ant h ». batt ler) inagneto. gas tank. $150: aeaee as oduna dhand pie. - and . radi- ondhand motors tn St. Louls. Get our price nd fittings; inspected for 1456 FORD Wtd.—Wrecked or burned Centra! | FORD Stream lite touring and 119 ontys Ay — “ ne at ~~ $i! | cate nie Aree ith A Chestnut ste Both phones, Stee On rewinding repairing 3 wiring for yo . pressure; immediate delivery. | _ O774R. Pans 9 i as ge delivery: vs 8 @ bigh Way. if PE iE iige 8 6& Seach: | SE NG MACHINE® Singer; e, Koo con- s | S-foot steel hull. —— — ———— + —- ——— motors. Agents for Gienera!l Fiectric © mo- ’ ” - ep reeds Ate ony : SUPERIOR ,, RANGT, > Ea : h : Wid , i mm A Sle r) be oa iN K “LAL com os 18-foo wnaililion. 40> V“ ANTI |» VA ij} ih & cash for Oc | lots ‘ comm * Head ta ~ 4. tor all cine i f: ms ~ FORDS ae et Hy Morris, 214 I. >." 6.1 II TT eee . ee = _ ss S>o- ome —— wee + ee ee ee — -_- ————_- -- -—— : engine, _Market at. (oo) Tv! "TRG = F igen s ” eek Boe “li © heap Rox F ae. F ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " a , er = aed A - , ~ #2 41W Lex! Ngton. ’ 7. f. a , ho 1 be id Chout i-Jeffergon Sewing can be seen unning foot of Grand e\ BOILERS— Si ‘ta tio! lary. portable an , ' a ae : ran SPEEDSTE GACTUM CLEANER-—Eureka; with ee he “Ma. thine. _— 2231 Chouteau ™ ie) | % Pa T -ylind sult o5-foot Join Ramming Machine Co. 508 s FP ight PRESS—Wili sell pony Campbell cheap o JOS GREENSPON’S SUNS TRON FORD SEDAN Wtd.—1918 or later model; make tag BODY- — olita; em al | trade for cutter or type cabinets bw & STEEL CO.. 3130 Hall st. (92) must be tn perfect condition: willl give Repair Co., 4468 Delmar ied Mt Mupe i, preeenaa mente &1% Rox T-74 Post-Disnpate MOTOR be ai 4-cylinder [uffaio, VACUU ‘'IL.EANERS— Save $10 to $2 5 — SiWING MAC MINE Singer and other good hull, painted and overhauled, $350; sell or (Ce) 4a Post-Dispatch $400 and %-carat man's dlameond ring for =~ ACUUM CLEANER: -sialea : ; machines, $12.50 and up; suaranteed & +n] - A __ 1. —— ; y C—O ——-——-— same. Call Lindell 781M. S89U6A Enright. STAKE RODY—With cab fo a Py eitorman — : mak ff water; sultable for a residence; in pe fact } x Pralle T} r trade _1905 Market LotLeER steam; same can be used | in to he P RE SS oO x : ! ‘ are ei | : : ‘ 4 ‘ 5! j . ‘ ne e-*¥U my | ‘ ati if ; fs. ‘ ' r , | E r a og —e me O a= 9 - aston. ye _terms. 459 Ze niteay en I 9) Me ror ~ iA’ 52 Nationa MACHINE SHOP WORK _Mr. Har "rert. (c = oe will — e ft. * - Ty) Cou pe 1018 me tes — mela. on | net ; . o sie SIS WING M cH INE For sale. none omy . ‘ Ty street. N. I. cowing ub. OO = BE =a ee. > ~--52 -- > - Acme attomatic erey Dea ic. ‘apacity > “re .** MC NE ¥ L OANED on “automobiles: at or A oe | se - Ta yy : * Se. 18 an “f FA : hands: heautiful len oak Singer. $25: box tons, &7; alt makes of : lehisdidilaieeas - _ Ks ‘4 h. p. Heine > Ibe. Hart- 1"*: condition excellent r) ( S -TMANN & ME YER, printing and book- | ped tape, delay. no mortasge. Auto Auc- mr - RING ‘ “AR “RODY -Ford. =e . i C0. , 1ggh_ and ° . : _ _ poarcom turn . : 2 SEW ING M At ‘iH ! NE Drophead _ ‘Dorm estic, of Ste ins a _ a" —— - , : in - +) — 6. rea | . F po ul } a ane os om ties ate a vk has L0rvi ’ } ad e Worl a vv anted. Mat well touring war food runnit x orce ’ for TRI Cc K }ee my ~ ~. a _ ar oy. © JON sD—Plov oul llers - other high-grade makes @t reasonable | MOTOR BOAT ENGINE—8 h. p._ Lippert; es —, 2 Federa seservs Counter hangers lin sh al sti! ne Modern shop idam Fisher! plumbing work. 8710 Oxford, Maplewood rood ' —Ax 106 Jeet, rae AGON BED—Plow and cu “ds ra) cs ices: repairing and renting. 1716 Fr this engine Al running order; price ———-— —~ geen Thompsen, 1700 S Vandevente: jrand ti SHl ent ' Lindell 1620 M». Bi | | iar 3 eg ONE ition, $25. Victor 47, @ for house moving, and jacks. h424 Oxfor } Olive 2120 v2 reaso ble ry im Sunday (‘ome ae Oc KS Ne w k- ton. Yale Triplex. 9 fon ~~ - . _ Le Jefferson ; / sonal) arvy time 1n8. , , “6 Wash ington b! } “' ; — V het: ” LAL, I ees | ee bs = — a: as . | « J Man! er. _ S50. + “lami st rene mae _ , —— eee ined amma r ' LOADS TE R Vtd. —Or- touring light 4: will! TRUCK bodies of avery. Jeal ——— a. acatn ap RNITURE >405 University SEWING MACHINE Ss nee , $2 — — ‘= : - . se — nodeis and cperime ntal work: strict con- pay $250 to §300 cash Ford preferred ti ‘} ee on ~~. Ferd WALNUT FURNITU at & ahone | as new, repairing of all’ makes of | MOTORE OAT-—20-ft. launch; 3% horsepower CLAMI?S— he ap. 6 108 Nor th Ma arket. PU | Hf x Vv fiden ven to unprotected ideas (c¥¥) | no dealers, Forest 43 71M. ae on Duilt to order; best mate ~ “ous untabie et.. second floor; icheap._ . ~~ | chines. Minges, 1531 8S. Broadway. Sidney | motor: fine poe Call Sunday morn- COMRINA aT OS AW R rT . R > an one thus Ls “> ’ , a ee dt — | struction and prices are right. : ; - . demountabs a '; : t or wae TACHI NE AND TOOT WORKS. ROADSTER Wtd.—Or 5- passenger; ‘state! & Bro., 3105 S. Broadway. Victer I m dns Dies, modeis, metal ray: Pht — make and model and lowest price fgure. | — see . met é anu- | Box T-72, Post-Dispatch. i}; TRUCK BODIES—Ton: Ford: ae ~Da i> Coupe = moter Or) yee e rims WARDROKE— $15; dresser, $7.00, 1822A 38.| 994 __(c9®) | Ing before 11. or Monday morning, Victor band saw, boring attachmeht Baw fo] RELTING—SHAFTING—HANGBSRS io. weve | SEWING “MA AC ‘HINES— “And repairing: fam. | SSR. Sidnev eid 2008 Cherokee. . i WY laranteed. ST. Hatcher & Co., 36% Machine tools she et meta! ae ne i- Wa RDROBE Elegant “‘mirror-front $25. 3507 iliv and manufacturing: every kind and! MOTORBOAT—27-ft.: 25 ~ horsepower Ferro Market. Lindell 282. Delmar 275. ) ehinery aman ‘es ants ma aend b) poche Pepewse fac ie. 22 ‘S. 'h roadway, St. Louis. (09) | - = ~aianened prbaitiitaiiantamecasieeentiniiilied neal : : wcas av. ba — te | make used: mac hines for pale. (“houteau- ma rine ern gine. Atw ater- Kent ignition: (wo "> | 7 Ee R- H A M MER starte re and spee a regu se ‘ ‘ ’ a tr ; +3 | pares Orit, io eis, ia Uli- MC ' 7 ‘ RS re 7 afrs elec ‘tric motors and Sai, I> 177 cars, “Wly vears Cc le anest, hand- i + oa eadiger w tyne: hand bulle: ean ] WARDROBE- Oak; nearly new, 4447 Lexing- | Jefferson Sewing Machine Co. 2331 Chou- locks south of Raden: rowirg club. (9) ~ ators tn sto: ‘an Electric Mfg. Co yer renera rompt and reliable service somest garage. Farrell. 3628 Washington Giate delivery. at reasonable Coupe Jigt " ° 4 } _teau Grand 897. (cB) RE eRSE GEAR Good nondition - ‘bargain. e ath et ° ] X 4 “* Ns | ry ? 5 *ar Av. ' WASHING MACHINE Eden eiectri a a MRS. J. M11. LER buys and selis ladies’ and o +t st. | bs ox T-207 *-D. } Ss. J. rT e al i "ine 7Thles . . RENEE RETA —_— . ~1H18 espe fect condition : sacrifice. =. z. = ae . gents’ asliz htlv worn .street and jes ana | YT a, , ‘ E il. ING S ANS- 400 “a c, and d. c.: at bar ) ; one Albe Ouat: e pump o- ji ge, fixtures of all ki inds. F 7a _ Designers and bullders of all * l> 1018 epectal eee oo : é best equipp ed shop in St. s | TO ING CAR Wtd.—Light: must be cheap | commercial bodies for Ford trucks: Bemme? of) #ubta dle pot and good running order; no dealers. KBox eenger and roadster stream line ores ble Sidnew Mf ~ -_ ’ ; ' ‘ . ' ‘ N C i) a ) : . : " cre 4 “lac . , mT a ‘ASHING MA‘ HINE—Water pow er; runs) clothing i322 Olive st. Jewelry bought. br Sige complete isk rer S engine 3 Me regan ng ees : ilectri pana ‘> Gene al ile ty ae ' motor, ; ": et i ; i ral Electric 250-1 notor, & --- § , r H. 821, Post-Di . Sage a ial ne . a ene _Pos I spate hn. a Ford tight chasats: i) latest designs a Db Coule. bran Dew fine; $7.50; Sunday morning, 402% aston. Olive 1243 icW) f° Sas e777 nm Was Sinet-Toiem - CL LEE SOE ; ASHING MAC HINE- = don electric; just : ; NES. { — DY NAMO-—Connected to oi! engine: 110 voit, | ©: fugh. 1th and alnut (ct!) PRE Ri me Co.. 3716 Delmar bi. —— ——~ Oh SEW! ING MA‘ HINE —Just ReORVSS & lot of | lar lighta Pox F-319. Post- Dispat. ch. PUNC — b’ R ESS Rrand-new Lo -inch stroke S Louis, n ae urer good rebuilt ieath TRUC *K- —1- -ton wey dt Bros., - 4371 La- | On Sample floor. _ vira etty. make ™ ha 7 j : " helting } re nie new belting. regu- e lede. Lindell _ 4457 STW fi re alll ’ « ° | —— | CHASSES eo (tie new; sacrifice pe new Singers: will eeil same on small pay- | JEWELRY - -WATCHES i alia on ~~ m Thi m Sel 17 mT oe i Sarah fe) = : Peter ,- — - ae ) yp *® lo’ 1a! el \ of: inter@ting prices, in- W ANT ED —~Send us vour ‘car: we wtl! ‘sell | 7 A AA wee tr ‘ Coupe; excelleg -—— - — WA Lewes fl MAC HIE. =the, latent” mode! ; poeta: : d machines Ra nany ® 7 ae: | ene ; I NGIN E-—Heater and pump = 1 hurrv tox F250, - fc) used sewing ma nes from )>up: a giiar 8, Vandever ter. (rand 102 } nam hh ‘ ein ad ocutatt : , must gel DIAMONDS— ~Fine white. 14% and &% carats. a rand. pon => loin ree aa : ‘haniael cehnaaaniaks saan y rpralartoty Ane ee Repai 4 oe oid belts it and get you your price: no charges if! nereK—ep ow tires: age « a wm , rents wanted. _Del imar s “Ol all ind ' . you in (eT) —_——s wm bait - ; k vd , — ——- ——_—_——— | ¢ if ASSIS M ike ” good truck; | ' ; D—-. es _ > wens _ oe mayne | W BE are buy ers of country dealers" used ) or tra: de. 41°4 Loulsana months? sell che ap. Pox F. on. . ’ amy DIAMOND RING—About %-karat, blue ona 2 ae oo Ramming ee inch biade. 8. T. Hi: er & Co., Om atamping pat ent rvelty, pattern and p | «= ail he -g Ns —_ rg SAvO; COmeisten CHASSIS—-Pord. 019 mm WASHING M ACHINE—Eden electric. 19: ANDIRONS—Carpete, ferniture of all de-| white; perfect, $65._4573 Easton av. ee : ——{°99} | Market. Tindell 262. Dear 275 c)| ishing Work: cal write jvea| So ee ee eee eee > Rg monet wa : ot hee ee Pee badiv; large et | DIAMOND—2%-karat; perfect; stand rigid ENGINE. 2 horsepower, special electric. for | SHAFTING—1 15-16". 2 7-16". 4 3-16"; box- | Mie. Co 73> N. Vandeventer. Phone Lin- | a a | ee OOS and Delor, © nina we TTT ee Ee | “i alg 7 naber. tel 2958, For 3953. (8) | inspection: suitable for lady. Box _B-113. a pnamne: “A argain , 1 Fullerton | ings. hangers. co upil Heys. al sea a 7 (99) — — Bang a roadster i coupe: | na or’ ton truck, 1918: iaes new paint ile! low pipe \ nataw 5 ' I gel o . ° n cood condit on and - . . absorbers, new tires; motor cash. trade tary céuch, dressers, Washstand. 2220 Mc ANTIQUE and. modern furniture. complet 4 | DIAMONDS—Two re i ~—y fin eal} | =! NI F—14x86 Corliss, left d: boiler. and 19"’ disc sander oa as j laste r Too] and lac shine C oO. etand mechanical inspection. and a bargain new. S15 R issel!. 7 ee Hind) KK ise. ——s we rt = Hartf r inspection, NO . 100, SO) saws, jig saw, 144 and )'’ transmission Builders of spec lal ™m achineryv. tools. dies. ot Saee. Dan W231, Post: Diana te n DOR Ris H ASSLs- Running~ ‘perfect ; : . ] . rd | Jefferu on. . i ee ee iru pr we S mg Pr i Fe ee . * WASHING MACHINES—1920 models: swing-| our bid before selling. Dennis Bros., ier. offer refused. ‘3126 Cass ‘oe | Pop 52's Bib n , | ge | . | A oa | . a water, pump. beater, =e “a nay! I indell 195 0 ); CAVINE,. py tT. a — ee Abe a. ; , 2 Cee ee ~ : preset OH | a WASHING MAC wy —— OR SULAY Wta ae aa which shows UseN 5 Catt SS Sees, Seton. 48% oN Co., 1429 ' om “AL om Sr pa mE STEAM PUMPS—AIi} sizes. Jonn Rammi: ER nt. Bette, eet & Si nS, Macninists 11) med MON DS bought; up to $500 ner karat. — = " ; Monday 1011 Market st toe “title use will ba considered: ans | Sia } nS CVS wr ase | : ti. “ any size, an ameunt. M 2 132 ‘ FA: ianufacturea to order: ; — -S pwawre 4 It SRcel > de apes. # ; a ws B. Byers. 2 38 | 4 ser, i553 Olive new and used fans in stock, for rent or | STORAGE BATTERY—-1 1l0-volt 5 . and candy machinery. 206-912 Vine. (c99,;Q8sed cars guarantees you top _ 4: cusranteed 36 1S _ Forest _ Park hy SLIDING RIP SAW—And | U’ SED > ys ae jur 1: ) "a hauled and paint ed: good rubbe r: * we . ye ars’ @X-| desired. Phone Fultz, Bomont 342; Machine Co.. 308 S. Ist st., St. Lo ve : — - ‘ work, printers’. bookbinders’ ry, M« ot rans 1468S : aus) ich) t " { l . : rt «ts MB ies ——“ sale; also motors. Belco Ventilating Mf nmpere, h. r. capacity. inquire Mr. Ros : br . bea . re . & . 2519 Texas. le b 3 M AC ~H | N f- eal price for your car. We have Ki Pie ocyst. c hassis; $285; ‘terms if desire 1% 7 2 mee ” am aT a) Fe oh as Causiand, furnishings of dwellings or small iots; cheap for cash; need money; no reasonab! , SUBS VES ‘ d. c. General gen-| rope. 1452 S. 2d st ie) models, me g and mfg.. modern!) WILL - buy aa old Ford; condition no ob- z es inc wringers: save $40. Come and see these | 5024 or Delmar 3864 oe DIAMOND RING—Lar beautiful 23-stone: - = = e I m-stone , ne chi ‘ Wed S - au } ne, Washi ef Machine Co, 5223 Mc Kis sock. Touts Bank Eaulpment Co., teen at ° perience in buying and selling 2° — 270) beun:: ne —-— i FEDE RAL ‘ ‘hasis; “1h. ton: “rebullt: ane SF Poreont I WwW ashing Machine—Electric DIAMONDS W:4.—We will pay cesh for your ‘o.. 2011 Olive st. (c99) setiactinincusiait wiinhieiak i } ee cere eee s oy we th “4 ion oo? aa cong 1iamends; see us for highest prices in th I ne citv’ sacrifice RNV1 Pestalozzi st. buy ivthing tormnont 7846 _fcr) — ’ e + SUPER OR ICE MACHINES are the bes ee , ; ; ye ¢ i) MAS dd) +» ome t 7 N : ixxhaust, 42 in and 36 In; direct con- . »? Automat ’ ™ May ar. LARP T rs w ti 4 a urniir o ire, ey inde, tag Ol wed — A reap T n ‘ wes Guerre. a St a ifacturer Ko xl rebuilt leath- aromonia condensers: S| i] nd tude A eae SS " and see us with car. Open even- oo werk — Li 2 Minerva. _ — *, , ~ “ a oeor Dares Sy: or aa . 2) ae a or! a nar ORS. prest sveo. | cS) | “esr a RN ereler mm belting li re stock: new belting. regu- | gou ble pipe bri oolers: ge ut nr . ey yRD (HASSIS— 1019: with cor Hy : vod Sa Y yy fon peeerionr com »i nation |\GARPETS Wtd._-Furniture or complete fur: | | DIAMONDS — st prin ate party; two. hi gh. ar and waterproof; Interesting prices, in- | John Hague, 18 re y Oe iNRS and Sunday. _ body: Parmain %464- Gravois. ‘= . e ——- ~-- —_-—--— nishings of dweilir Cal r bo? : ° . Ben est val ys epairir ld belts. S ' ne ae rr [ ) | 0 M O B | | P E S 4iS— Good F : ha . 0 WR ) S_OE ws, 87; new | vac-| or Delmar ‘R804, Dents Bros _ (c8) jd your. bank for cxaminati m: price $600 | rent Imar 2273, . (oO) i As sHING / MACHINE— E—Apex. heavy } i 4 sis INERAL MOTOR SALES CO. FOR = Cc Ht InN. a running order; _. 621 me Kine, inmm ¢c r: i¢ } iN. uclid l\oc~anpET . ane 3 : ” c patch var cage ‘ OG} i Ut) HQrTUsS i lL - a ninond ; ‘nune “is. 1 ee s Wt Bvee — z . el “ ‘ er ? one . t tr) ; rah * ° , , = . : . " oe -¥- he —- wnittor hea, ear ore a 1 ehitfo: hd nts me, Ce) tpaie. a ee nd: haber ‘y matched; rea- "s od running 01 der; g4, 1 — al | only bet: vous 12 and 1} Ay pa: FOR HIRE . 3944 Oliv © St. no “ 0. ith and + —, beter, sn le “ere othelt chelors’ c orobes, rockers an ilffo- > : sonable frand 5106¥ cam onan on au a __ E m= ie iG - | sote _ ith ame E nou bles at: CHE ‘ Storag at eX et - - Lindell 6015. : Fe ‘ iad, ‘ ‘hassin. 19015; oondit a ] t. ar ” ill trade owner drives: day | 3" EE -9m ee Arsenal. good lon. Peres ing | REPAIRING, ETC. \FORD 7 : ADR Ic H Belting Co., 8716 Delmar bi .| atn ospheric > and ‘ € : nd cuf 0:80: B0: \ DINING RC OM SE T Witd.—American wa). fn o vw 28) volts, - ' een Shae i WE LD ING TAB LB, Ag etviene, and ruck; | « ———o = - _ — peer tee? ——= and trucks, in own garage if preferred F ORD E* HASSIS 1917: thorou J ’ wh, rem om ». n | 4 . Mfg “a h ss (e990 call Sunday. 41455 N. Grane te wh ATUCK! ay 6oF contract; towing; night service. Call Central #733 X. | hauled; @ bargain. Krebe ) sh c een , aaaae . ; : -- m9 : y household goods of every description; must nut or mahogany. Grand 1438. _tri mee : ; fone , or mh : taat 7 ke (ao ' VW OODW ORK ING ’ MIA . TIN ERY é +} - . ~ phohededl wUucR\ . Se he oe fe 99) : Fuorbp = hasis unaseem)> ied. $100; is : : ; d ; - . : “ “pe Post light q AUTOMOBIL, Ao ‘Dail nting and trimmt ing we rhe mak ‘. sistent with workmansh i! Ro'lwe rk e — ch issis; ex eilent condition; . - Matern! Waanre ” je. ™ A ere, aman drag - saws frown da . entraet ‘oles :- | Bro. aM S. Broadway Victor 18201. fese me. Se! e6lo tyne : ” Pome —— FUKD--1919 chassis; filling station, - poqouat moving from 215 8. 14th if) F a t ize g ATHER REDS Witd.—-AAl1; 1000; we pay We buy any size; will also loan money on leral Reserve iT . Vandeventer. We will sell ‘aa ieee h as EF. ' ‘ ". your diamonds at v ¢ TY te —~.r,”~SC“‘NR{jAE ANY . - onaid Machinery ¢ >... DN. TS ALT } ris . ‘ig possible to save moving it. Come and Ret x hert machine will call immediately: P- you ry MILLER , Roeress. i -NERATOR A? MU A ‘ “9 ri! ae a 2a ue eee a te te -Fords, 192 nev ourtug ca ‘ TU nat ras ee, bay ee fai vois and Del what you want and save money; 45 refrig- | / Mfg. Co 1907-11 Biddle st. Centraj| 1.40or north Market at. Wstaoclishat isan (cS) 0h. vp. - 4 ok. w. Gh » CG. hetler. seed condition: $400 f¢. | by FOR HiIRE—Ford touring —— pe DRASR. ened uy ae wink biol! werk | FORD CHASSIS fate model: jus . e ; : Beha i ' . aaa ‘ . aeae r be Ss. roa way. “ye or av ‘ atiied: Verv reasonable 48450 . ll sizes, up: 75 exes @rators of all size % up dres ors, Olive 4161, (c67) motor, ): - . w. or 80 h. p., G. E... *k ct her, Id a * S15 ‘ 7) FORK CHASSIS—Good condition. 62a UP: 7 sideboarus, $7 up; “4 eT | Bete Oh ee es a D . 1a) or “$3 0: first-class ndition. M9 ee more genter tables. uD: t eod several articles to | ITE ' 7 first-clase conditic 50 “U tT iti halmers limousine an | BATTERIES—Overland, $1 | rockers, 33: 75 iron beds and sprin s. Lompiete furnishing my home. Forest 3194M IAMONDS WANTED Wilson, 1102 Federal Reserve a oF feet condi fon $1: a t f A! te I _ ink cars , ar Si porest ate mc ~ new, @ volta, tat: a ran Rie . bos aS ike ae mates gas ranges, $12 up; sanitary fol FURNITURE Wtd.—3 rooms of modern fur-| Your diamonds valued free of char HOIST--For gasoline engine or electric motor ~ hy nch grates for American Ideal | — ee ~—e- . lathe; one 26°'x10' Wickes cnzine Turn your Ford car into a tractor fn 80 n s, for new Traffie express and dump | mountable rime; run leas than 50 miles: | o> . a cous vi Ds— ood opportun y Le a } sy a Rocten. 2s Boao. Det A (eb) TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING I ' aa dates, =, Dione oo oe ny B Py ne yw whit a ru : : ; Post- _Dispat nh pr: ce $1000. EK. r. Dent, Ra! ern Mo . hast ™ iH ARSTS- yas. oon i ping: , | x T20 Ica Cad. _2089._Pel._ 694. ee . : Me} 2 ord cars at $2 . Sle eee! se cee ee Se ee ee ee eile ned furniture for yah} an” 10 a t Loti RE Wed. aoe Oat bids poe aah; he MACHINES r a tie a even wip ene eS 2. 2, A. SIBKN. l7th and Chestnut ats. ROW iF -—-Ptenic 1 pneumatic tires: | chaseta; 7 , vy 8. you. H, 4 Walker Furn Co., l Un ———— 7 Fiz (c5) 4 ni al ‘enwinges, oreat “6801 ‘Dele Toasonable Box B-802. _Post- Dispat h ; John Ramming Machine Co (c99) wy ; , ; , “UR HIRE—2z& or 3'-ton truck, by day, | te us to be “repatred ‘eit j , ADDING Mz a, -—- New a! refitted pumps in stock: steam, caomtract or Sanday euti ie oe ha aired. Paes ___ tot) parfect | O T NTS OF T HR EE-ROOM . +. eters _fel *) _Diust sel“ bareats. rie nk! a 2mns: LE ATHER BEI. TIN NG - o. 10 and i4” elec 43 bs vow er deeo well. centrifuga!—what- ee wet . ; . Muay Uting. VUlive vol oak ; AUTOMOBII E PA] NTING Ri vormiae. 100) Motor > - oT27 . | 4 con ents fiate, dwe ings: est cas ic s. oO So; e ea “Mi Grar * 19! it PAT » n; AC HE ‘4 > aR y co. 4 ‘or 3%-ton trucks, For ~ wt t TM - — Schober, 4405 Page. Tel. 2085. soc pt O63. ‘ “abany TH8 Ww. m oo EK. oR RR ee awe aon mane ‘618 Granite Rie BR anes. (con) ~~ 60 (ce Auto painting with that new car appear. V1" at ‘ ‘HASSIS—1916: 1916 | s l. Forest 8v5: ) 5830 CRSLAND APARTMENT. ‘RO VN on Geese ab ii Sendae MAC HINER) Y —Launérs ;. 3 Ameri: r amneens _-— ~~~ ——— ; also bodies, tops, curtains, meta! and tourl: car and 1918 Maswell ing; furniture usey few months; | ssc , (8), EMERSON—C “heap, like new; call Sunday. ing machines; 2 size 86x54, t size 40x%4; MISSOU RI Oll. ENGINES “ALL banvy S2e6sR for \- passenger tour! ng | dent work, etc.: let us igure with you how Call it Page bl. ; é reain ost-ispatch by appointment. | Ft RNITURE Witd.—Large or emall lots; 4226 Iowa a brand-new. Box F-408, Post-Dispatch. ted ' Seve their cost in @& vear's run: use | os Jour. trip rates en ionne your car In shape for spring. REGAL c HASS1S— A ‘ Tal ‘Open & Post - teh, house furnishings needed badly; must have | yrpeWRI! ER Latest médei: 3 wer Been si Ac HINE Ry - Woodw orking. planer, shaper, ofl instead of 200 Rasoline me hatter! : ener that a an _ ake $1 sino — oak ORBEIN AUTO CO.. 2100 N. Sth. ich) tt ; runn ing. ~4 — arty : , mA : rp or : nau 4 truck BOL or Oe) own arm 12 ee oan , — ——-— . are eee Ee . REo- : ie "*% hh - i> S : a a ae goeds for branch store; will pay yt ured: bargain. C . . - - ‘ na rh - _ “> a , all today. 1817 N. d saw and pulleys, wood lathe. 548 pa A wan mee, « pa Dl rbure g SEE F. C. BAKER & CO. rice. Stoecker & Price, 1928 Franklin av: | syppwWniy ER ee . : een ler, run ‘smoother months to pay balance. Call Lindell 620M Supervisors and Adjustors Chassis, good running order; _Bomont 22, Central 137. : t temington No. 10; reason- —.-——--—— —--——--~ — ---——_ —— NTESOL RI Ae NGINE CO. ORO Lith. (co) ‘ — Pralile Baking Co, 4159 N, Union. Bipged: new tires Tatiana as able. 441] Oakland ay. MACHINE “FOors. Large stock; édrili | at ES OF AUTO REPAIRS £ ——— - PULLER will incre: J. C. SOMMERS & CoO., /_REO—Sped wagon body and cab: Furniture and rugs at prices you can af. to pay: either Ser coe Or Oh weekly FURNI' | URE WANT ED BADL y TYPEWRITER Wid i anal a preeses. erin4fers. ‘athes, milling machines, THE SMITH STUMP will increase \ oO T KS se. chifforobes, buf- _make: state particu! lars. y Ro x 1-16, p *s" nlaners. presses, rivcters, metal sawing ma- the value of your waste land from 880 to (¢ | R | RU C FOR. HIRE Lindell 2276. SON Times Ridg mechanical condition: painted . rugs and in fact anything need- All ea a 1 an small lots, con- = —- ~ = Rn .-D, chines. shapers, etc.: new and uesd. Brown-| 8250 per acre: {t will pull trees or stumps ssteee : — a . [et us place your repair work with com. Park bl . : lin eat Ty! EW RITE R- Smith Premier r: good ‘cond!l- \ieDonald Machine: y Co 2323 N. _ mh ic) le i them out by the roots. Catalog free. Gl NN TRANS! —, Cc O., 708 N. 9TH ST. | Petent shops; alno RO wave you_ money on parts, PUP I Sg, ae : : + — im Ma 118%, Central 4534. (c@0) STUTMm C€ HASSIS—-Thoroughly ouse. These goods are all ailahti ents flats, dweill cash prices. used, which were nredeemed for storage Bc HOBEF., 4455 Page 2085. For. a. on. 3010A Easton av. GORTISER— Hollow chisel. new; guaran./ .2¢e Smiths. La Crescent. Mink. charges r > twe AL y ~ storage Warehouses; | ——— adiien (cS TYPEWRITER—First-cis . : Staten OC at | Ont. nai | » with a cvuatorn-bullt panel body: sult ,. etocks of used goods to select from 4 FURNITURE WA NTED onn4 Locust st. aay Be nderwood : ~ $40. ee = rR ; Heteher & Co., 8665 Mark t. 12 G. Qe “MO Tt oi T I U c KS F OR, HIRE MODERN AUT O REf Al R CO. | baker, florist, parc i y Nene or ty. e af el at Ket RARER ea , oaeere | TYPEW RITE R— ~Roy al; first-class condition. Mi Te R- 110-volt. a c.. “$15: + alr ‘pump, “ts . 1 iooo.be Marker ~ “SB, 2404. Central 874° en Rd 3 pppensnens Serattare in 4225 TLexington av (co) Sunday morning, 4527 Easton . an Grand 918 Victor 839. | (c¥0) | to handle: best staal offered, Phone oF a4 ADDING MACHINE. Surroughe N. 6: fine MOTOR —1-5 h. p. d ; $12 ‘abany Saw i . “Oah_« p. = - FA MOtOrS, -- oe ring. repainting, upnoletering wood sturdy truck her a’ on | ag te one ys and condition Main 417 fc) _ SOS Gartfle . | Fs Hauling 2-Ton Truck Will Earn! S2%s;. fo8!78,.Forest, 978) Delmar 2052. | ———~———— BEER AKER « onne: RA E 1 ! Impn cen motor l iste: Forest _o78 4001 to 4018 Olive (9) TRUCK CHASSIS—40 ph. ; , ‘ : , heet hue 87% kw. Westinghouse 2')-volt, en- with awitchboard wit) : ‘ompton Hill Express, | business: can be t 3105 6. B ' ~ ie _ BD. m, dDelted gen.. => aad fayette av Gr LINDER GRINDING every day, and Sunday morning _ ; ERAKE rR Init o' ¢.0e rice very reasonable rve CHESTS Ab cate convinced. t. Ro 4 *(e8) ADDING M ., OO volts. St. Loule El PT. ‘ ’ farket « ment @4. Cent. 874. (cS) ACHINE oe Dalton; ex- MOTOR 30 h. p., 500 volts. St. Louis Elec- | PAN- E LE *PRIC 0... 735 S. 4th et. icfO) — ‘ . } ag Bosch ‘ to tart GENUINE RED CEDAR. rey - | FRRENOTY PR Mester eda ic_Co., 908 Morgan st. (c) | — wee ee NG Ls as Than $2 7.50 Per Day. AUT OMOBILE REPAIRING ond tires, running condition; $190. LARGEST SIZE MADE RNITURE WANTED | SENSES eee mets wood eens MOTOR 3.3 y,, Wagner. singfe-phase. Tike) gisteel stitf lee derrick with clamshell will give this work to parties who are Inter s FENDERS TANKG |e ——— aha 4 ' . —_— ne* wie s8A_ — eSane s* bucket. : = “ste taking over trucks for the work; HOODS, FENDERS, T ANKS | | COUPES. TYPEWRITER—Oliver, 810. 708 Geman G. E . 1 AT LOWEST PRICES EVER. CALL FORES ST 5075 OR DELMAR 8864. Bide TE R jliiver, $10. 706 Century MOT Re ,. oe Me h “ p.. 1i0- -volt a c., for | 1 emall rock crusher there i} be this much hauling for 8 con- Don't th i 3 : . PUT IN THE MARK erature ef 7 “ ey wanted: Com: | evr iy 7 yoy vane = 4 ah one 4. c., $18. hea 4 double drum holsting engines @ith boflers “ut ears. If interested, call | eaves t row your radiators away. We can) yr 10K «enies tui ~\ 7 "ERS. For rent: “any a da Vv rr orn ne. ae / aston ‘G' ’ v vi r ~ y . ei = _. ou oneyv. Lad make rv spectaity of a : v4 e very . ET, t our bids before selling month. 502 Pine st. Olive y make, (Sper ER teen, oeeemtemen” Gita ~\¥ 4 revol rr hy action steam shovels; to 1 ratic R. E. HALLET’ repairing au makes of radiators on short Grand 15884 tm as new. $22.00. : D ENNIS BROS.., 1900 Euclid av. (cH TYPEWRITERS Selling any make: 9 ee OA age ye Hg Cail in Ber 7 ir compressor, good as new CM! 9 ETTER CA “>. a= 3. t 248s MAUTZ, 3826 Olive «rt om. + : ’ a ase | GAS RANGE W td.— Quick Meal or other rental. Fletc her Typewriter Co... 8271 Hol- 1011 Market «+ ' ‘> l\e-vard Western dump wagons. MU > t] | \ one orn: on 45%. 6) ' lannte “et coupe in 4 sl » st 10 concrete mixers, 4 cu. ft to 1 va CA > _- A> oe ips R d lie se. “\ eryth ing; $1166. adiators Repaired, ‘Rebuilt or 2 Locum jy) ’ r | splashers, Coit Grand fan (c) MEOG ~ - ———————————— OUR LOCA N UT | srneap: oendition no object drop «ard to Broadway. . ment, 3856 Olive st. o g . “ENTRAL EQUIP ME ig CO.. a Wah die I da ihe Exchanged for New mechanical con lition:; almost new j TIO SAV ES YO % oa, Aire. 3635 8. Broadway er phone | fros7 - | MOTOR: ' 1 et. Gus iranty Bidg.. St. Touts, Mo : ; car: very reason able 1487 N. 1390R. (e2) comp! lete lines. all ‘makes: repairs, "Tene S—10 “to ») per cent ate + we aa nf fi es BPE ee ON RADIATORS AND Foy . MONEY wR ~~ —kn tals. Union Typewrit er Co., lll N. @th standard guaranteed makes; %% se Mt ‘ip { Toke | . RL: THIS SHOP OF. || OLE—1917 coupe. rebullt. oT ind ROOM SET Wid —By privete party; ‘ 26) | Wiswell Electric Co., Fullerton Bidg. (c Posh ate er& ( ©) Uy iN Us i RE FER: y Fr TYPE RECOG- guaranteed, 5 new tires: Aa ne ef new. , _ &8-plece over-etuffed tapestry; must be in BARRETT Bur, j a ea mag ° i _ . i NIZED | Bs _bEAbIN' FIRMS “AS THE this car $1750 cash mS ving a ee | Al condition aleo white or blue enamel ras and other urroug i eee. Ameri. an | wat + gee uarter horsepower, General Eleo- salen mixers mortar mixers raw Cc AT T EF 5) 9 BEST ST. Loris Motor Co. 2018 Locust et. Mac machines tri ; Volt. axe 1725, new; §15. rigs, holets, industrial cars and track. ‘ 4hd ( REST 1218 WE ARE TH ONE. Pm SPECIALISTS. ee ee - ‘ 5 ‘ 7 : TOW? COLE COUPE that we we con sell at 25 per cent less | TADS*. Box 1-64. Post-Dispatch. — from $10 ta $325. addi ; inlach a yee dding » hine and | _Kinlo: Kirkwood SS gasoline locomotives and tractora RANGE Wtd.—-White enamel gas range and 2 Pee riter Co. 204 N. 7th at MOTORS—Direct to shaft connected sewin "eer ' ° |¥ x ~ Seana of cov fur. __porcelain refrigerator Riverside ST7W. HIGH quality Woodstock, t nderwood. 1. | machine motors carried in stock. Pan | $660 Market St., ) ] [PAIRS. TH SERVICE WILL BE Late motel: in excellent cond iu 7 262. . 278 (of) ' \ ' I ' cord tires: > ear rritest be seen a j ity tet wa -- C, Smith, Monarch, Royal and the M Electric Mfg. Co.. 735 S, 4th st. 08 Lindel! ? nz mach'ne RU oO Wrtd Ruy nner ~y, carpet chea a - 7 7m 6 ; z inloch Central 6053, (08) BEST cash orices for all kinds of furniture; FOR typewriters, a: —EEE | pont arent, divest aren lean | Akae NG’S [Ww THE ONLY. SEAMLESS COPPER-TURP A ENTION | , small and large lot. avy Rros.. " 8. sreter con” ara naaTag waacinae check | MOTORS— Chandeyseon electric motors and we Be gy = a connected to ¢-vailve aute- J 6 ; KI 7 HIG! AY RADIATOR « ORE ON THE MARKET. Equ! pped with new tires and one I'l 14th st. Phone Bell Olive 2026. “K fice equipment, see us of-| generators. Chandeysson Electric : be ‘ah AUTO Wt4.—Some Al im me for °F | Lac lede. av.. St HERE Is YOUR CHANCE. est cash price paid for contents of apart-. ,8100 new; will sell for $60. 47383 Alas-| above. Pan-Electric Mfg. Co., : . | CHESTS, ae Gar tnt =) pC | xtto—Weaineieciens ep eso eds RADIATOR ae ‘ | ; Ssor - = | TRE | mo (ALTO Wtd- High- class, for cash: prefer. | 9 R | ; qi Newell “4 >. n- —_-- - tage. Leonort Auction Co.. Qe 7" ® EWRITERS— 640 s Royal: Olivers, | MOTOR—2 horsepower: nearly ne com- GENUINE RED CEDAR, Ei) Lindel! 210. : teh) ) «6 nebago. s312a° Win ' BODY—De Luxe aay ~ Riverside” isan. f : % $22.00 ‘WHILE THEY LAST AT ———s it — r c : 2 4 N ‘ h ; nut at« 7 : P s | ; 4 ! atu (Bs BURKE a ug, betore ~~ — Stan’ = or Wh SE ~ oempee - . ——-+. ® _, Lareest Sy) un. Bt. 1 rebuilt ' $2500: we will not haga@le over prt: : : _BODIES +

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RR preg e ee TTI =e. ee) ee a oe ¥. 6, 1920. MOBILES Dies oun a, 1820. es 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. Post. DISPATCH AUTOMOBILES _ vr ; _ | aeliVery bedlag, = ..___—couPres ped LIMOUSINES ROADSTERS | ROADSTERS : | SEDANS 4 TOURING CARS _____ TOURING CARS TOURING CARS A > OO me ~ al - “ ~ o ——_ ow OP PO eed he | Pe Pe we ~~ 7 a4 —— P BAD PO" ~ . - te ee i i for owner; r; ares ooneial | ’ ; r ; | | on, . oupe, ercelle : het rare ‘ ATILTLA‘C ~~ PP eour-es ‘inder ‘‘adilac limousine. rURD -~19is. roadsier: £450 and EHodiamont OA KLAND wil me or trade ; . mf cHEY ROL. ioe. a paseenger, fine condition, DODGE—Touring car: sale dy io ne inerva i - fine conditien: new fenders etisn das Pots, | arr = yo ey , starter ; “ood «6fTubber.= 6 an: ‘okt Oakla 4 re. iste: A e™ Aen —ad r to af; | qumre tires: portect, rophion cendition onal | $A5 5 pi gars o roadster in first-class wick Convertil ccna tiga. _ $036 ites : , . ‘* > pavinent And eraeyv terme food ¢ for ‘ Roadster: with ; on wb : al ai Condition *} Od tires (ot "Bat os i yer ile) Le / —— - saieanieis ips des A sna wr ~~? , _ ré MAN oF undertaker call ame tine” Whe u344 Mi nnesota. =—p-s “=o = -. Fear. Chl ‘Sunday. asta - Polit : 325: call ‘ “HE ’ yROL ET--In word con ition. Som), ; s worth ul euuipment, «an iine aow eri \ er nn" i} ‘ S he PRA . y ite. a) F I seeemiiiemnend — ae a OAKLA YD— ‘Brand-new ee eT — ral . ister _ Seda & evening an eT ’ * | ] ey? ; Yo ’ ne 2814 Tac uat ‘- oe a pe een ) FORD—Roadster; 1917 $900; fue running ‘immediate aclivers off showroom floor: .- (Wie BUICK 6 17 oo oe moe | zh VROLET—1017 touring car, newly over-- fig bet orday afternoon or Sunday m igs nt shov OM ’ % ety vty “ut tay pratt . — se ——— ' . : ore 19.% i“abany ! 200 * tral : hauled 250. 4347 Easton 4 ‘c) — -- -- == - 3 | bopG E— 1918 to A AE ae ee ee —— - ——.- — — —— ee a ——— — oe ee coupe bodies, P ¢ “h. cheap, a AUTOMOBILES a _ AUTOMOBILES ~ ___, AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES : = AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES _ et . P po KAR) ] nHoUFrinNe nine for i Amour if rine yi funera! on oD ae S15 Russe! ' : . rand 2 cpeseis, not 4 . ent serviie, 8450; terme Mr. Lewle 1000 Oh om _——— —- -——_ —— this car delivared fron: factory only a few We days; specially equipped wit? (coodyasr ye snitial ost $2000 ot | ‘ | - yt %, WE VROI E : : we "t | - re 428 R_ ) | | pe: B wire whee! A. A ute mt ~ oy terms: trade old, S631 Boston av. | tires: Bh @Rcentional epportunity ¢> eave I 1] $600 ‘d jwn, balance 8 or 10 ‘ 7 a ae ee - your pt PST 97.2) tee SS: oS weet endition: net x = Ae Gell uf ) “ awis. 1000 Washington | oRC KE AR ROW Limousine! 7-passenger, , FORD Hoadat: , 1918; 4 titior . big mon y on a new one eina u cash Day- bh , ~~ et ~ -* ae ence. ' Chestn ride in this cas . il buy: ™% (al tires: rensonable. ey Lindell gatn. 8M) Ohi goo condition: . ' . satis r, be r * oP ge it DSON-TRA Mr" rON UCSED CAR DEPT ~ : i concition erific CHE \ ROLE To iring isf pverhauled: 1100; hurry and : to 7 for £ good - condition. r ——~ OT ar ae i EMIER- «i jie URL Nn ou eet | a ee mees ts ; ame j ve ee as = Wr : 4525 Delmar bi ; _ ay. real ba rigatn Al condit jor: 3479 Rennen. ‘S> takes it; open | gs * .$21 3 Fagen, : ; , , ms * . ’ i aii i lake real } (oT2D- Speedster ; @ ' 1 7 . 7 ‘iH ng ty be ~v : ANDI ’ , . | - ot ‘ ; : : . ’ Ay ' od oney W thi r in the rent servic : termia. 1450 will , ¢¢e 4 . ’ . ea ‘ . ~* " . . ae > - : pe Lew] a hevrol lourin atts! ert As Sunday) CHEs hOLE!T—48#0 first-class running Autornebil 3120 Leeust at Roment ; ‘ order af cheap SS18 Wels 2 ‘entral : YUpen Sunday and eve —EE ened commerce sei . wf . brend-ne , deiivere , ' del | e: terme, : ' b 9 i) 310) Lol te ash Gown, ba in a | : nt! LEV Re “] adal mM Olive ; , annditior - Roadster 7h ' = Veber Motor Car ‘ ane - aa. wae - TTT ~ - ol Od s? : ; — ——— mane: halance 10 mon a - ; ' i elise ser ove! lle 4 CHEV st it be r reuring cet SH5v. Cel nin Oo ee Ale sare: or will t ° - TA } . > . ’ i. ‘ + ~ : . ae + 7 iie , J r ‘ . 17 , , . : tral " aR. ‘‘olfa . 18! 5 i. be? te >% : evr e ei\lvered froin Har, or cow pre. Bitcy Newe) —", eeus some work. 4038 — ae nt ive . a. IN bis " ' TOL LET.-Touring: 1918 model: n , Ty on! rt “ a not a mer oo cy , = ; o y’ VY So lk bi os) = . OR é bargatl o Hk oOLn weds , ’ =? ' re wil . wetior re tires £400 «aah YWOA7 Lynch r ; esished from — , ; : : ‘arte? - i 4h? (ouceter. ort P : ition . 7s ¢ o r) envi . intr’ : ' Vs hingtot , — ° ne tn : extia eet Bua ntee rd paar ie. 1 (sraud BEstIO8 Hr ANT) ton dster : —- "re liy tes? Th ae ' - ated and fine n a > im car 120; will s NaC ee ae war tax wo (-elgh’; . mie ar peered es oo i ae , OM. ah. ice 0 ‘ lellvery i@ reduction th price. art s ’ " ’ ‘ ; ‘Th = ‘ _ “7 y* : ’ ‘ } { %) ot - ede . : : . : . “ . ” SOU: se CHEVROLET Mp is tuuring; pew Paint, tor am) Olive st, Open Sunday. Huber-Wilvon ei Westy ineter pl. a fternou! d eventit 5 A mS ae ens i rn " ‘ bibs - oT’ oon - ; t) | . ") twr: ~*~ i\ tet saat | Vill: ik ' » 715: i ’ i. + . _ e ; we pit i ‘ ’ : | : b : 2 in . . i 7 ) ! l r CHEV v "ROL re | 40. ivis: g000-! look! , " ee we ee es eee eee . ~ ne main ‘1 Rewan ‘nt . , i ; : uti oe . . ood T ,. ; or | way sacrifth runnt ne every ca‘ tun MMO A uals : DODGE 1916 Coliseum FORD—Byocdster: good coniit Lucky. _ ) eee ea tikand 21203. 8046 De. Ton! : ) rT i = \ ul eal Tr. BUN oounuiti >} Wii c ' Rio . ‘) , oad re ne sa] : ; l(*} . igeht P a ‘4 HEN Rui. E T- b-Dassenger., 1 morte! ime Goo cone tition: cheap for caan: muaet 26) - . me ‘ —_ lave. B LOX H-23% Post Dispat “h Sunday rn orning S007 _ Shaw av. . se uae . . , new, al Ae a a alee one slight : é . ~ , : rifi as . -s. | lasiol . 6% . . " : FURD Lomdster; S27) 5138 Icuston r- . al aaa a extras, af i® ' |= . — a1 aa Tee ead bargatr 548 Columbia “or rear of For e _- ‘ Tow coupe: cash or terms [sant -_—-- —— . J aesace hange for de. erage 142M oe 62) | OD ist | ? ; ROADSTERS FORD re »s a yom she ' ri} ‘ . " A \ , hurryt ~~ d- ; . . " . ,.% j 4 4 } | | } oy i | r ‘ if 14 " . see vA is . i | 4 a he } nihig wt yi: . r, . : a — : ou Olive. *, sligh 4! cba srs tev " ‘ alt in) fall 42%4 4H good =f 1 in perf cont x eimar , f new ar omnis ~*~, ‘ h Deane monta!l Bertrand mM : Pouring. 441 Mancheater. Grand , _s - : om ' : . , ' aT : . . - — per - -~ : , 7 : - : - 7 ; —e . —- - aco ws PP, iat 4 at ‘ new touring a mol Ph . at Z ~ : ’ n : , (obbiie ; caer CnurnImnS uceter. i VRD It ay Later, Iwli very ‘ sash) “neayp Tri , my nw . . 4 . (is sats : : ) peri j ere) ». a . . . ; + : = . = le ’ ev) 4 « : : coe ’ ‘ peulemt (‘| in Low n Al eond! tion : ame mi 5 5. Jefferson eali Mi nda y , . cl " : ’ ; r rae t " : tigers ru j , , _— : ' = - ‘ HkV\ ROLET 1¥eu touring, like new Sew ] iitHIS lo ring . at good condition to run i? . bt , am ! neal nditic “et bargain at ‘Treat si for ry cash ; la nee same ~ 8418 Locust st.; open Sundays and eve- ae FOU ERO Tul as si _Cabany 2000. '¢) nings ea7) DORRIS--Touring 1012 model: tires and “4 1 4 nm Olive ms s "Rinde: conde ~~ : 5 coupe “eusy ter! eh Se! 4 ior cn ba TRG. DST Enright ()) Ve ‘ “ 1497 Ll oe bu! jou a y } . 5 : " fr on ¢} » Whey . ‘ ‘a ; s n = o ’ ok reur) ; ‘ : “hm. . " . pith n anid ‘ ‘? .4ie¢ ' i* : =* \ ry? ? }- Tle vw 1 ‘ ‘ ' or f silvery. Riefling's, . - _ - -- est hiur r sae o% — ‘ ‘ : , 4 } , Tes) nson lo "Ze | rhe ee ry ec . , : mh | —_— _ — — — on er 7 go is ' . * | - hy! _ . na ; men! all Forest 6224 for den he it rouring: late de} pr CHEVROLET—-Baby grand touring. car: otor in som condition 1200 Temple wi. ' ’ , — nema 1920 model: same as new; bargain. 413A — ahanv ‘vit 4 * abit ROO ; ae > * " " ° ‘ , ’ ' : : : = ~ ys livery Fo » ee a highway , en Bu ' 1 liveniogs oo ftet) : . ee oat a. ; se eal ~ a . . | EVROLET rome 1917, demountable. / 7 (D>-- 1918 e ' ! painted rive RI ut n good tion, $855 real ~ iene oe y a ie Hon ine condition: ch ; terms. 306 S. Jef- IR — (al) , Body Ge. « qurtiinw. Le imi’ | | r " " . i - - SCntiTrely oar ; ju ai j ‘ J , The : - 1) ‘ ‘ : " ° mtr (ol 1. tT ganth ’ : iAnwMinile tires n in » by) by i , " bin a . is , ‘ - . : , ar . ; '* ' ~aciv i 4 , -— _— - : ‘ we ,o 6 6—Reom@eveit ni }? 7 llienar ® od bons ’ : 7, * , ; ; ‘ ‘ - — a. ' >: —_ _ — . - Rareeee, r che hanate: is coupe, cheap r body senarat: ; . a. ifix saa _- —— Faas | fe MeMt. Sot roa ) ar ‘ Truck, S40 7 vith salesma or | mF . Tourings and roadsters, all ’ agsenger touring car, completely Can b ne all urou oo et mieogt ; aad ' — wo roadst ; ehaeae, wit oe we , he? ; © ” em : “er ah , la: ndition: open Sunday 412% ern d and repainted equipped with cord — ~d —— at 4106 e : ~- : . bra vif rew ; ; ; ; in ov; . all ‘. ” 1) a? ‘ . ‘ 1) , . is f, — ’ . ' . : . : | ‘ 0 be ti 2 ; ' ane extrn ; two are brand- nr unday m il, today, 2112 ah Bt i ebullt, like Kote Brilliante nechanical condit ) : io Olive at , fourin brand wor . excellent condition, top and ; . " ‘ " 44 ; +. . 2] ’ - , . . we . - : . I ‘ ; . a : 7 an ou x : Ter . | oh tica now ali bright mrs (las , a lots . she egy? () ’ ; ‘ rj i i . . : Be I ela »7 . (ja : , ’ + (se i} ‘ a wr ther tre ‘] t res ss, — el : th arries came guarantee : ; _aaee . Ath! ; ' ; (i, , ~ e320 Olive. new oar DORR Th MOTOR ‘AR ©O ‘ \ ROLE i iv) good condition —) 41000 Lam cleat st ‘Louse. yo20 i : iifux indo ‘ a >Re , ’ ~~ (aa tine : mul i : . ; are . . —- f : 7 : e\ ' Meu a . ‘ ‘ i‘. . - , ' swim cash : t« ‘} . fe e " oe . P a” ma vi sa - . . Bee . ; . , ’ . . ' “" : '° . . ’ 7 ‘ ; ; rie | i}? { ‘4 ‘ ‘+t : P ’ 4° Lit b's r a Lit; good on ition: t@ ha ; tees coupe. cewrul ; . ; . 7 we 5 M | wud vi a } + ' | rival re . neto; 1 ——e —- - t M rms ude. ‘ ' maition, Ww ra tires: eae nese ay. del; must eli; ba: 1914 rebuilt Dorrie 7-passenger tour oupe, 1818, demountable rin (1 - 3 “er mo Ii 8, defferson. “Sidney aot enaouts —- nt =! eal a nter au immer top; saerifice $1205 : ° =. - ———__—— . car; repainted and trimmings renicke! or quick @aie hone Riverride “dana © roadste ' late model: per- hoadste eu ights and : . i! 40 an tor Weak. CHEVROLE Haby Gran: nd; i910 touring equipped with two new tires and two in moo ‘4 . shape; bar t rORD—s ! a : = Fore fel) mpe, bargain if sold toda) 1 Sit te _ poe deter, , i@S*VY CA! ial risacle “. Astor a yndition: $3- ty a cu en hk ing hie : naw «ci ' var, Gees _ oh mest new top; good tires: excéeiient condition, this is @ guaranteed 25 - bar al ren , —— —y a : mae oe - ) ‘ on: eo\n ree, demountavle rims, | Se on a ‘ , » for Mur : a 7 y and « 7 ns tent Mis . aaa . Sau. 440 arrelmann and re presents a tr tica new -. of t t . ‘ absorbers, new carburetor rite 7. % ame - an Pon fup tou pad AK fine service ar _----— - ——-—— — , J 4 2 PSbargain: leaving city; must sell. 36:6 -Roadster; 4-cylnder; in good condi — write os _ D-3ts — © car. ndeli 21: seu elects lahts [ starter wilt take s part payment. 3; ET— 1919 touring: just like new; mode! — RRIS — ~ ir = Aranda. new? ” ~ om: AY. la ' a ~** over OV... vet een VY a yy) } RD lid: Desi motor made. ee tO] 7 Roadster: runs good $] 10 i0lo : a’ r tre wr ? ran. dee _% . 1? ; 000 milea' o. sell. leav- 4100 Lac lede AV.. . ~ ek Sta. . t ' unda\ fe Kvecd Ures, vargain, cash or tin Bos . ardinal ' YP , ck @ loi mod ., pass touring: ff _ ing city. 4a; \ Botanic al | Soa 4G) | DORT—Touring. iv17. ilke Lew. re nditt rood rubber. wire wheels, , CHEVROLET—Touring car eg very good new paint oe ‘coe — Rae . ~—3 yr J en me . rret ( Touring car: ft es wi >. Metropolitan Auta es practically a new car; many icK--Roadester: call Sunday. 017 De = . pb has i-\ s -_ Tr: : ‘(A XON—Roadster; excellent motor and Sedan te nodJel, thi : adster, elient 1 : ; DORT—Touring, late ay a c : cab fo rd: ite FE lefferson. ' ; met ehte loc : " ( ‘ t . i ; .. set ‘ ’ \VIonday re t ‘ ake it. , ‘ton a - of elac “hk } ' 7 gE Pers . aw --w ~ - - - ’ ’ " sei = 56@ = Ont ter + " a ’ os " » ane ‘ - ‘ ; “ : rain’ Ka ‘Wi nod 1, ’ t! lights k-—Hoacdster late 191s: perfect ron «™. A Fy est 24 (s A XU \ k - _ ter; wegutss — at : ~% oa . - anh i T 7 a , ' ‘ yur roo rnning order c HEV ROL E oT ae a} ieht iv used: only $550: o-paeeene sport 7 " aes ae ) | rubber, 1920 licen gain; need terms, Young, 2814 Locust. Open Sunday model. starter, electric ate. sdemoun : ~ ag ‘Morris, 214- fe) ’ ’ 7 ; " . ‘ ' : 4 good as new. Weber Timp. & ition; price $1100. Call at Union Mo FORD--Roadster: late model: fine lights and b] ] Monday, and evenings. ond) lem eto.; little Deauty; a : , ‘ uk 7 Ee rm $475. like new. terme tra " rter, ; | wiiet ; . Y. = 8921 Cn Cok: tf Aa and eae ; , tor ‘tinrage | ‘o., “ISIS Onion ay. tion: also Overland touring 2487 8 @\Xno: ; ‘ bus e nm \ ' ' xn - _ or 1. ton Ford: alee . , ri 4. oré *f : 4 K = , os real Ss, oN Pouqgster starter, ] tert lieh : - a+ = : ally mew (O45 Waters . gus or trade for late model — — generat w tires’«s perfect : ) Sedat ' as —--—- ‘HEVROLET—Touring car, i917 model: 16 N. 2iet oO mbere, 8120 Cans , = , ' n good shape “001 S& | FORD Roadster. late model, with ni wit Botan' Fee: =a sa ' terme. 42: Hue (weet ; LK 1 TH r little six; this car ov erhauted new tires; good paint; ware. oe ast... neer OEY. __. . x6 feet, high wit with + Tooth = % ae 7 ' ter ton This ie splendid c: = " Cra : 7 Ff , ‘ ’ , ‘ a fen rit aley ‘Tle 4 rie y . , : . . aT Ta - ‘ I ‘ . Victor 47. Grand 4 Se eg tres: “6: , | 7 ; r OADETEI: 1920: 2 months old . e707 At (um atnu oe ater; electric | t se = er - pees , OO re on Between 9 CHIEN te 1_.BT—Tourine: a late model: in M os doe Washin ane mont ney par (c Victor 14301, 4851 8. Broadwa) mite wree apd 2 burnpers: can be seen FORT -Roadst ust rhaul oo = sid tent : ndition: Cent N734. be Z i. rons to) firet-class condition: good tires, one Tt: ane RS , a4 *} R and 1 , a mr) Sundays 35388 ‘lres Th oy to 0 . mont) ‘ ‘ . be * ; ; ' : , ame , ' — Srat-class extra: owner 1,°ede money: take $845 ot MI IRE Model a3 F. ls. 8.; excellent oon- T-Goupo, Ferd ar Oe. fe . Sunday eln ANN CHL M hoadster, 4-p | " ditior od paint and top 3504 Cook. 7 dition, 4 cylinder S2il Ar sena! 7 é ~ — rim hiie fling. — | 1K Roadster 1917 model - ly paint- . - nT ie tate, senna yr call — hh - if deena AA rs Sas Lert . ’ i ‘ eval - 4 a, eime : | ha _ re ryain Patter ftulck Ser ‘a 14 7 C HEVROL LET rr TS Touring: ~yebuilt. repaint- Es SSEX Denioretrator, 1w20 “model, fully - oadway. ’ Victor 1 = . large gray fenders, ameled: front A ornine between ‘7 47 fect condition; $100 worth of extras. ing, cheap 1029 & th: rear ‘ atant ren M4 aan H 12TH. ST. jometer. Kerth Garage, Clayton, Mo wicls OAaaster a ide P haan . e ~, hey wt to 85M; all rebullt easy pdDayrments: open . OUTING car. ' De ~ Soto. oS oe Ford : Me | —". for delivery; cheap = ' Grand ot34M | = ee Read é . man! > ain bith , om ghd Tey. arrett af =a ‘ C4 = —_ ue r : ea ' re. ion evenings Sunday Barrett Auto Saies, 1630) R De Tout ing 1014: 817 5 “1S8i8— Russell, al 7% . . . . > ae see ~*? ‘ . . Am? 7 . os = . ; = \ ; ; ’ i ; ~ . 4 . _ stream line bodl St: Sines aR. | CADILLAC—Speedster: {ust overhauled; all ss fan) , STEAR - KNI " umm? acdistet 4 ai Rape i pe © nall cas “ment alance 12. lfve et. ee | a ox __ (ce?) | PORTD—Tourt "ue "215 North” Market Py) 1 latest designs 4 , ‘ ist piper) _ if a 2 ie | 0 iT , y AINILed: om ow . | — : I ony; make me offer poms, He! : ei ANDI. EK A Ronda oe a ig + ot RL ly pa aa) 7. ir O] _— Saae Wy cond pood tires; aes rifice $220: will demon-: F* RD—Tourine car Phone ‘Renton _ 85. MG ° ‘ : . j ’ . : . t) te ‘ ‘ : ' ‘ . ‘ . ’ “a « . , , ‘ . . T el “7. ’ “* ' ©’ a} om : 7 . —_ , ~ : teeta wad Tels . a a ca, > ot len ; nAitts wT ' — ‘ ao? a= — try tuner Unies rou mei completely overhauled in our shop; S220 Rowan. CHA SDLE I hummy 4 roadster tat for ; ails Prisco a ? . - aad ; . ; ., . Mahal .'s oa jusine “ mri oO] lemonstrt ’ : as) £9.60 per month. Open Sunday. EX RD--" ‘To rine car. ‘aliehtiy used: looks @ = . as rN] i 3 m. Saturday ‘ning an ‘int Motor ae Co.. 4714 Deimar_b!. _ rune like new. 2820 Olive * an . truck; ~ macrifce $2 Leameunpe WIS model self-starter, wire . ‘ : ° 00.4 cartie movi Th ’ \ rf 1} ’ . srryy ©, : ry - . } . ltana \ «ll extras excellent eondittte: cae mi)" y J aet - id tion: mie j tires: new paint = = 5 | J pea 4a. . ‘ : Me ’ 3 : ] ! emg mc . ; ; ‘ ‘ 8s WOR 1—FP oa dete: ‘ : nntneed eX re it'o rt rye Ree ' “a P ‘ : "AT ’ . } . *T) , , P , 1 j U model, with ‘panel y¥ after 9 a. m. and week days after ' odhe ‘ ad 1 , _ex ‘ ry LE inday Oi Que eV ROLE” Touring car; must be ser S tA Rullivan.ic) ‘ ’ 4 ables, paint per in bev mt t A? -TRAS G > i Horel — = FORD. O10, mn moe co ti : : _and Delor. sme olfax ISNT W. 401A Sullivan CHANDLER CHUMMY) so dole toda) conenes : rt ACA BALANCE 12 MONTHS. gre be appreciated: "runt and looks like |” ‘no eater HnER” Gita Cavern kL : easier : Coupe. nedei: starter 5. good food ret s barga! for 4 “ey Ss ae , , i 7. TVed yD ear ate Wl ee ee ES eariNy . (iy : nee! ul finished new 200 «cash 8 per month or +7 . —- ee — Rt Hacnsier t. ma’ fine running order Nel wiPherson. , et argain for cash Pershing mt a erhauled. wl A r Spr ppt aewhaw — tient standard & ue, vo Net months fire and theft insurance included. oF To 4 n , Inguire garage “ motor like | ‘ for Ford sedan. or trade - eR. : : . 4 OO 1 rei? : lig nditio: ai) 14 ’ " csi Ane ot ‘ ' an slie 7 si a rely) at Open Snndav and oe. enings. Fiint \[otor or re : adie v's car. 3 OAL EK Easton. ———————— RN) Kossuth ° late tiodel churomy roadster; motor verythin xpd — ‘ID a i ) ' rfect peratil ndit! . ‘ far Co 21 N King’ 9 biehway \ ‘ORD Tourtng car: ~ $250, “Taquire ~ garage nu . : . . finish vwilitant stendard Chandler ue i 5 , 1 , hs . | mur \ iu 1° (} ronaster tio ‘ . ! { guippedc: 1 ‘ a — ———— . . " ‘ . : = a | aa ‘ se , : tin , or n Ce . one « mr ] 9 a a hal- - » Good rubber: terme » ARTE | ume ae ne fully ith % nese om ge OR A - table rhoas: ftjres, motomete! and standard or f ? ) . or terms ti : .. larrest d ear dealers west res; vrice Very | ; small payments. oa'- | FORD 1817 “touring: ‘overhauled, “bargain. az, Bomont J42; Cen Coupe 1) me Sn? scar " = . ‘ - A : 7 EB ‘ Psa ‘ i » : ss ‘ . aid fe . . ,* a4 . P > : ‘nan * , . ' ‘ . : a ce rie? whi bee Olive (pen Sunday. "921 caston. Bon ont 14 ~ =" ger A , , “—P* Cv; Sullivan Ruober © tt nd Lilinoel . py yf y rs OT) ane : ade ; ee - — - ——$_— — HWrber-Wileon Motor Car Co. (Cv ee Re - --- -— niabie oo extra tire and tul™ - immediate delivery ; ’ Py +. ’ ' ; LMpmMewe ; ct cts re tli ive i] aia rs or \ 1) r , : . sennit or —_ aepeanomny — -—-—_-- — > > fiat * St. louis CoA) I ck Aledo | | | er. in fine} ¥ 1m ‘ cliEVROLET— Brand-new. 1920. touring : F ORD- rT v17 varing good iy $225: bar De rR R IS ; -~ ps as only used a few times; motor runs better, ..—.- ot, bd. esos rare rivet ri P FORD—Tourtne vx condition; : must rs i: 1%-ton; rebuilt; paint #30 Romont 1430. Victor Andre libera' terms if wanted. 37 we. PORDS—Roadster nn) less than ZOO miles . e iis Luar eres ’ ‘ia : i ‘ — ia ; . when owner bought !t: has extra tire 7-passen- b Se bila! 4521 Michie lo » Forest _Park bl. (ot) Oner SS) noAy ‘i she Wile TE ’ ; 2 y ‘ i? ner ec? cond r) a ra ; r rae ‘ - . . Bs * . ; i } } MOTOR { AR ( OAIPANY , 4100 - oe A> ds ere . . -* “now nv + $3892 complete: owner wants 4 =. cer : irs one gets it for Soro Why " 7T Touring 118: remem wheel a ie? $285; “terms if desired. ewe 1. © model Pord coupe thie CTIBN ROLE’) Specially bil , : , . extras: sacrifice r Qu . el sold for Mre. Langdon, settl affatis onditho chen 14575) (Dodie i rs h payments, eas) rms ST: | alge ~e | \] , Viet ine starts and lights ar, stil at’ ti * ‘ Le sOvtt is, j . i ‘ : : ~ ; or rs , he: 4 ; ‘ r ' anve £40 and : spend it for gae and ; ' 5TH, 4TMOA Watt Y A. ‘ Lo ONS N. (or 1. a ~—-- —- * ahiem fotor ‘ar 0... 1089 23 ran ror D ip1n. 8400, ould Lafayette av. Cie rT. . ‘e) Ss teodel. $275; libe carh. rare oha ace to get new Tae ‘ Hy \ Fes ILE ° rer ater first eo ts 7 shit , . 4 ; (Ret well everything siHw see Mo “HLA S Tefferson ay ’ dy 2 ' i ‘ , > ari i ‘ ¢ +, " ‘ y “= 7 re | ; : | pt ; nie u —~ een : sels : a chassie; oultable ter D— 191s u perfect ‘mechanical ¢ CHEVROLET... Roadster mode) 490; ‘fe indersivng; veautiful red fi! pecral | hoe — cr nee Te: — oT ” cad Cnc: ta Teeec { Su 77 BIO N. “3 COUPO, YOFEer BOC uM _ condition at) batteries. starter; $U70 haeeie; claesy and fast $160 down t » 7-passenger tour ng; ~ Sunday. 210 N on puree pee ; + shock absorpers; lock, der ntable wea NS Ra ; ——* “7 Salama wae . gest : — aoe - I-man top and extras. =— : ® pas a8 . oe ” oe may | aah | wry 4 N My ra e. | 00) } »00n NV aehnington : rs ; , yf iw" i : PAT ' ™ I T E R N am r ( OR A ., ' ' ”_ m - ORK cond: r ats = = if 3 1 -_ od con : : Cos rae ~ ( lay ening inet .~ CHEVROLET toadater 19's in verfect FORD-Roadate: mode} ean rul ornis sine roaidst er 13 ) oar a ire balance 19 7 passenger. 1918 tourin ood con- Tat r daye and evenines Flint Moto > in per 4 ‘ toadater; 1! mode}; . | " ; lanc iy « . ing: & ORD--1918 tour ook nd ru : ~ running order; bar- (s., G21 N. King’s hiahewes fe?) Sod. 219 worth 8500; sell for $825. Kirk- im miles; | loch tr nee; 1 st | t ARGO! yy nths fk t. _{et? ‘ A S cap. _ on48 Washington. (o8) ' Ave bone iff . rk gone ey . y Tie i) ‘a 7 . - wood * \ ‘ : ‘tric ao i ig| liability, proj] : ' rea uUiO pth ' Lot 1 ] i ua / % mode | : : 6 . : ste FC a ee King's Menwey. e ma 2 hws. selina | | Alght, I “a , . e CAl i model: @ | cylinder touring car; cheap. ete FORD Touring ‘ear, late wig “mode! - ~% Iiederma Melent condition, electric Merhts, starter HE Vv ROLET os | ne A ga aoe e~ + og —_ IN ries Prourg ow ieferred payment n. S. Jefferson av. See be eee ve : condition: leaving city, 38214 Bulliven * . ’ >a iffe ! i” mati i ion, ne y . ' : = Mal =. ‘ ito Ley Afi }>e* sy { Utitii oT ail re a" “a I ' ; — J c ) . ; ¥F —" | z | Atayette. pualables and other extras: best « iter . - ire $500. 8224 Locust at Northwestern Mat! Bo: no. KI mea Wee = “33 ~~ ; Pep ATA n nteeq | . , uring car; good r inning condition; | rori—Touring car: good condition. 23 geod oondition, - or will trade ‘or rord romister : t AL. : - (oT? eo} bs ; oo rey b1O,! retro : .' | - mn perfect “Ir I price, Call betwe en 9 and 2 p. m., VMirerva | | | : set | pock. | ate +7 = ae . at gw 7 g eus alance terms r. . Faston av. Ay ain model tourtme — : “ 14 ae Pe > . ' rv . ne (el) a°¢o° ‘ ta .. v* ‘ . ‘ . 1™ ‘ Ferre r ; Alling station, Gre * Grand 4erRw — AIG ae N » Spe allt ii} menee ae ca! . , sa DaTrTeR +c com t “> ( 1.1 LORTLI ! | Le a ¥ ste ' ing cot E AREO EIGHT—1019 four- passenge J FORD = a ing ; ~ Ale: “Vik new wr . fois ’ jot interested In speed. piease vo not a “ Wi Lia} 1° em Nis ing h Lees use ae” —— mil sina: ¢ ~T teurtn rehbullt and renainted submarine Oo our ear: ® ry te model; jus i. ©, Morgan. © HAY NES 6 CHUMMY | — : | ine nee ‘aaa: ee OI areen ‘a powerful and fast car; ready to _ fel! cheap “e200 _Deimar o) hable. 4650 : ' guaranteed Ifke a new car. Cole Mot or FORD —1915 touring “ear, 8275 cash. — a i od ay She Mote); iwartar ee ewer fall owner I ; food a car AH ans 1920 model; Plava Hote! 1920 : ROADSTER __L model, classy $7 +3 ao, a —_ ——- 18 rear axle. new tires, electric lights . : was roredoor passenger, demonstrator, , or RP ; ns nai by _ fir I revual ifice frags for co ' d condition: leather upholstery fou « ae run DODGE—Roadster: rune good; sell cheap: only used -e'x weeks: vour chance to save 2ren hai) 4 ve ; 1 2 2 — oe] ' r) hange = en 2018 Tocust et Bomont R82 i Park ay. (e7' ° - at . ry “oh : 7 a . > ’ q al . ' . a” ¥ Ble, ’ ‘ ’ ; : eT . , : ; : 7 + . ” - . a pw « —?- — , oy be 237K. 10,00) miles without Se repars terme, er = . y >) dow r" balance rent ih LM Mae Roadster . . ar + ' ‘ Ano . ’ Yahlem Motor Co man N enone with etarter An | Manchester ic) - OTON : Sek Locust 6 ReAlLaTE? —_ = = : an ; " AC rend ey Ha) ~T . , bes y " ° j ,7 ea > " ' . : , . , ses v 7 7 »? > ' | DODGE — Roadster, model 1918; $8°0. .Phone Wn at owe? Oe Ogee On. Suen a | : podel; in perfect conditior t: mainied a! “we top with | oS aeet at a eer : en ole Motor Co. 29} lelwery: must eell, 1717 Par ° . e %. : Taate . 1?,, : “” ~* " / : ’ ‘ Te res ort ‘ . P . ri) 1 . il e ' . electric starter pant tron wk. THe k Late mode! row iste r good ae new ~~ oon _— r —— = : . ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ oP Airs ' ' > . Per ‘ aa - es olla iat tively ied lase try tion terines trace 420 | Waehin Ton. ’ eering wheel. shock sheorbers. ne lance ns Mr wewis 700 joaaete a& DATZain Ai. Sunaeay “i arte: ine Sk. My et eda l mechani y Any ae or oC Ae "ie ew battery. po : ron ' ay " * ‘ ak on. Sane oo Mr. Lewis, 1 nor o + ; » 9 f et Vl. ‘ , fe) every Way: used privately lese than 9000 FOR! Pouring car, @ 04 A conalt fon 56°48 wil) convince any Eliwood . ’ 7 . threes wehow verr little : sehinetor (el) “ Nebraska a ha é 2. pon , r cash. ' per! t rei muy & mm = 4) ] ’ " mechantca! Con i'tton: .* - oe _--_- —_—— _— ~- Libert onds as navrnen’ ull rar .. ao = — > , . Jm——Latest model touring; hy Ali ‘ halter nes months 1at% Russel! ) a thoroughly rhe Ae mater ‘re. ne nifAi win‘’er top geod conditoin Applv wy + 1 K {IVOerineA Wie re; rea inte d new ton 4 ae ; 4 ' i ’ . | 7 ‘ : 0) ? ' 1d mM ~ "King ai Hig : rn ley et ' , ; ‘ AA, mam - . , ; axcellent condit ee r - cde ; ° a. e3 lee - - va Loupe, , Amd: wil! wll hodw sena- | 2555 Louisiana s7™0O ic) Al ail around: real bargai aeere down, 1] nce ured trust a ; == This car % ; eal ORD—Brand-new: list proce: r ve ‘ 4 ws . , 7 : | TY) eh '« . * ‘ *¥) . “ - _ —_—--- —— 7 P ar ’ » . a ton tn 1 1 , ‘2 tre ‘ e? | en a | med : { | > 61 > Call anv tine, SoM Vieta Dold -Four brand-new 1920 ronisters: spe- alenc 2S 1 4 Svenre._SGe tot. — - TOURING CARS tage gee peng, FS "7 family car, small cer as part payment. me = 4 °.: ottereets ‘ : . ; . snupe - : ry : ™~ ‘ ey" la | “it ad: ‘200 'vear tires: big reduc- Ht Rorndst er e. §- ? over! “ good . inst . : . a - : ‘a _— AT j . LL. t : j ‘ 'oernri ‘ dail : ‘ ' j . “a tale 2004 eon! thor n> —-Goed running . - wi Cote ion “ ren “ he ‘ «" > ie . >. . , a te rte IA : TER . ‘a 4 tiv 4 > Ri. yy a2 T Sep ‘ AR DEFT _* eo ee fe Ty a 44D AS Lexington nv. tior : Motorist Show. 1832 Lo tires; new pain at ondition: cheap pel A Tes ia aoe lei aa : rps ' — ne 4 ; ot " a ay poo pit Lafayette , ena mechan " ’ 3 LE! sur f sn if vr. ‘ourit » § ash: i f / vashinaton avy “OP Tour car bargain £°nn aun lebaker maqees: $100 ¢ : - Coupe: 4. “DARREN ver: fn ver, nret r ; in R - int. 5 a thi — TH » “1 R TON Si = a eTEeR ; - (‘o|l|e¢ge ay. uv | | . aad all at 4020A J S120. Central n12. Open Sundays? and t i! arrange ‘errs on balan or Phone roade’ _> in . rod or . } his *) ‘ a \ 6 f La ries l m: termes Toune, evening®. : Bs heae'Or ATSM or Olive y: »”» a Yr inte ren oT firs jms rat = , , runt ng = eon pl ee90,_ 110 Tafavets ar enings Popa i rt O DSi i. R; NEW - Jala MODE! ; j TR ~ Pa ; . : i> ‘ 4 ™ . 7 ' ™ Per ; . : ° iy ' . ; 4 iT Sy. l= — - ~ - : ~ ms —— . _. . . a nd — ———— 4 ; ee ‘ . , “hs ery lent condition very ‘ iy ‘ ! initAinN n ormp ete ‘ | ert t tle . ser, S000 ul : _ , ~~ . : rate ‘ ie Pourin i res paint Al Honan. AST tourin q. extras: rune ver ect, P nm a ’ ’ “a ‘ aan ‘ibe nye e Un on. | eed: New tires: private, Victor 2584". pe iM : CASH. YMENT. BAI , a high-class ueed car. Phone » ul and rebruilh - ane ved 42% If sold a ice a. ee good ti ny t Monday: cheap ez ort a Jeffermon ’ bret ” ; eth ; firet-cl 7 Under Tu) ae coupe: price Strum "ee Ss j Pow N\ rc ure i ra halal LL e el: | shins oF 7 ip, or trade: ode 5 4 r do% aster + 4 ‘ ; va Dculnit ‘Tone car: ~ very cheap, or trade; ; aati a. tate anenty’ ic?) ERSON AND tA LST ~ # ii rs * Ty TAs. or urrmy: in Sret-claes re-~ i] z ‘ (>) ria) » ’ ' (mM? ’ , ’ pee a ; . Ci ’ ae ' ‘ 2 o ; i ’ ‘ig? « terirs 2016 ir FORD Ta * & " eee model: starter ana ‘ e \ ge ., ' ; ; , : S15 , ; : . . nty ."% ; ‘ -% . . : . . Z . p > vem. dnd on ne — i *T mit bh * evi rage fc) Paks ‘ ng riv? i 4 PHD Tourir coo as , new. ver . - - rourtn@ car: new; driven B00 mile, Hinesle Pietrinatins cr. 2830 Olive ef ; nv :' LS NG—Electrie couple: “preurmes tie ST g " rie eee , ‘ 3 , enanrea condition, prive riaht, 3418 1,0- , +’ * , : ‘ j ° ? ; >” ‘ ' eae \u ne ‘ tien ; . , ak fo ruick fg —. ™ a75 _ ee eee ans Ore ites Gabriel spubbers: price right pitens neers ma cneto tTh ae “2 r any night after 6 ' , , n, PODGE—102%, new, never used, $1375 ‘ - ee ——o BAKER, iT coupe. Apply S359 no war tax or freight; ter: Olive iL IBERTY & ge 4 *. — mode We ye * Do Te > aaite o ‘es > ‘2 S-passenger ‘fourt: , a nner Pershing ay Cabany 3004h FORD —Tourtng car; newly aninted: Al cor at Coen Sunda. MWaber. W lene Motor Car > vine. weight : “> pet ‘ pore “a 2 ey 4 }e ; nmainted ' ‘ = rae 1) +; : 4 ‘ ' ’ a. ’ ; ii ,/ “a ' ” 2 ‘ignd Yr ER oune: moter, in Al rvn- ("o largest dealers in hi igh-grade motor 099 ne * good Magee | | oe ro — oa — , yore ry . ww battery and , at ae > od nt plat I ne . ; Sam. Vi ctor ‘1An4L. m ant n Park F« RD + . to ring nee bdy and “Ns 4 buv ir eity ea7zi 708" care sis sacetiateataaees — —— of the paint aho : emey f rv oe | , 4 : gol , ‘ "4.338 hate : and. nec! 34 i ord e' sa ; prev a) j iE ioe Mts? ear, good con a) 4, . nin - onen” Rents ence a7 BA One as 18tt Locust rm. a> ar Ea Pr at Sidney sai , . vic ¢ g cnt ve i}. Central Bare bs. — - } - Toot: oniy few timer a a ie . "“48A Renton — . ’ ' iti ‘unning condition, $160 . som s aioe ae 4 , ~ , xt Touring aw tires: new ton: good . A - . a a? ; OA ey ay a. P ee . : > my nae Fis ~— @ ' a ‘ ) i DoODG! ouring: ne e p00 cac . ve ® ¢ ’ AKER..1918 S&S pees. conpe: jusuri . RN—1920 = tournig ah whe Th het oa) Seton: : 1 av . —— ear tee” acu. on gad DORRIS-——19L8S: chummy roadster: § good MA RM were Main ToS A! BS ae 191 , &-passenger , al : + Cents # ditio S80) "Ny ® Hodiamont » — , Sat Aranda ye Sunn Aere iy nt sf ; ’ 2 " ! : ry ' ’ Perit hy : — Therney, aan = Pree neo PORT .1920 roadster need week h 2S ala 430 Texas —_ {st 7. ~ , lle > Rivers n the bt : 2 Texa or Zz ‘+ paeeeneer: teed very little or time. 1514 Deer, Sunda "ian lay MAXWE!. 1, Roudater + SeERe athe 1M | nt ned from ! vy only) ponGR—Tourtne car. 1917 model; firet-c! - “pool as fe) m. — - ' ; PORRIS. Speedster ‘must sell; call before 12 tor Car Co ade for roadste rr ‘ on : a? ‘ trade fo: car ' ’ "it Ay! Pern: 14] - of lisbur’y fe) wil Pouring: late 1018: goat cond) Ae = “ra Natural Fridge Delmar 14877 ; oa i“cuanina " 4. ’ a ror arts ’ iNT good runn ne or e Me aa ter arent 2420 ©) ve i ee ee ee ee wiior Centre! - ai wath e Ry" aman ronson } | ' per! mechanical Col! ' Wwe : litton or will trade for Ford + 748 = | AUTO—T in: it id ition , ~ aT) oo" - M weet l.1.—-Roadster; price $100: good ih — ar. See . ts 4 we rn ; in inn ‘te » war | ahane: £680 1619 Lafayette FORD Tourtne care: Ferd. 1919, shock ab. ~* , ; ‘j ‘ : . " . - ; - - & Ante : role D aed ‘ litfon rew tor . per ie hergelr oe Knox - 7 .. a . oT, "; aure: new * nainred ae eT i") un . ron dster late mode) : » ‘ . Rimost ew 1 we ' a ot eaes Ne sean to be appre 7 mn! S450. wmnal easy terme rade ry order 5720 Penney’ \ania erso! , s su . i ‘ nel nAal aRlewtate! (oy Mor i* i : near Clive ~ - . _ ' ' ‘ ‘ vonderfu Ty bwie: errec ora . - ' anne , 3 — — : i. « VANWELI Ri vA jeter starter ete lands i FT se! ' 1G oe ‘ , on > , ters err Comune “aftel:e : , 1ate ‘a TU ‘ar ; term ‘rade. Mor RUNABOUTS "54 - po , ' ¥ ; a ‘Argan price 2he4 me rar Tee PORTDS—15 late teurtngs etarters, eta; mre > . . : T a . : wiry \ rorisaile* 7 noe ' , od . bid ’ . , ‘ ’ : ’ i ’ ' : ; ~~. . 7 “ ho ’ ps If thie cor were yaa . edition fulls eculipn dt extte ria os ; 3 Ar ive "ICK . , TOMORIEF —-T-1 ' ont ' ™ , rt DODGE—Tourtng. 1917, good running ofver ~ ov onan FOR OT OOD, ncacnatnine . Tat one?! , 7 > - pT K turin det starter } rhe . . ourine antec ties ozs - se eles ar AA21 Mich tas “Wonld bring at ‘leo a hamper les email famiiv ear orice MAXWE! : : 7 repainted cheap woo Texas fash 4310 N . ; 4 ‘ . . ! gain he abe gan on —-—— ~- FORD Touring car good ndcition. 31246 8 on Referens 2 - ' ‘ow: beantiful fiue Roish email cash . like new: y . hie taeee e mont} ly Rertrand ——- “ens . . , . p -_ —_— v aT LF ial 1) demonst te DODGE 1O1s tor ring: es elient condition Pennevivania ~ Pe ad ~~? ’ * - *% . 7 @ “_ ~ *) . ’ “ 7 ie Meare ; ‘” It . “45,8. vv ; } “4) } JZ : rt il : j ’ lily 4 'V is wil . Phe ra ® y ¢ | = , — " : , = wonderful Kotieht ner halafce 12 months. Huber-Wilsen 4150 Olive at iF | 291! Phe y rOMOBILE—Touring is ~ of ‘fain 4945 Mon good tires, $775. for quick cash sale, COMA fi Touring style 17. cheap fer . magneto: starte 71 : ’ sarin ~ 9 x ¥ + @4n1I @1) - av nreer wu’ aale SRO A lace . “ % OF st ar “ret ; . . . a =- . . - . ' pe Gay | — an) Lowel: oven Sunder, (cv | MAXWE! Roadster, late 1015; fy | BORD Rut : | ‘m: need little work; $2° n ome ; P “on Qe +} ‘ "ark 4 | ; 4 ul ' ; ALeD. Bt v : . . } A ; ‘ ; 34 Gay “adi : , od aw . ~ F920 " ' , R fel A chean g: ; : As msitnant ae ue" . oy =? uw? i* ; - : 1% } ee CK? > , KNIGHT "1920 Essex Roadster cir onl si. entr Ie ie Sie iMichor> ee | eee ger LER Touring, Cah, imonmrsie: «| atte W Ss e "s nes’ ? “* . . 2 1 : » , é O J e . . . fre ; aye . therevehiy overhanted All cord tires, one extra: good paint: IMR model; fust tf al - —--- h-passenger; atarter and electric lich ood =F O : — -- er a Tere . : Pon ving, 9000 cash. Cabany like new nehonteterine rer. very enspnuy a7 driven very iWttie 1op : -— hargalr Viotorteat Act Siow , ; .* a 28 mit -_ len? eordition 5S good tires ne att -. oe : x. 7s: +? , ; ‘ ition, ToMinG Rh Pouring Me ar. 1) ’ new batter- |“ tires he mopere State li*tenee’ and upholsters like new Sinall cael DPRyv- , q — , : | : nad ae} sft nr e: jen’ ing wi? oo ’ “47,9 ‘A . " : ‘. at 1 omime top: on ’ ‘eas riew top, Al; nz station, Oravots and FORD . ‘eurine car er ize Setne wl! interest you: seeing , men: balance in & er AG seoatay ver , Road (er si barga 2 4 : ick evi i r © Ox ocu BR AnY ‘¢ RK \ND_ 1918 model: just o' er! ‘ r ; : : Delor. . ee now ¢ts jrav Velor . : er forme ments : . ° vy yy , a “ates oles ge . iol r ¢h iD new pet ’ ire L» if "rt To ing ar i! perfect cenaition : ‘ on with new sleee | rae 2901 Leeust at. HU DSON. rrawreron USED CAR DEPT. ning orcer: new tires tT Clfton pl — er EP — eS. See ’ mst . aan at Aition esuchout: wil cun eniy 10.4000 miles: bergain fer gv FOR! oe -_ pew Kelsey body; sh Delmar wT! - ; S Rondceter hummy ot 2U f ‘ ena Dp , Al oO ef: open Fuh a : ' — Ty im enelt ante Call 1025 Te ntiton tn hae * yy Jefferson - - ia a . oat pA ea : “lin “a: . ‘\ 0 ? ’ . , ; ohall : - . PE: - a“ . ee ’ mn) re os a) ne eae ‘ Lm” ik Touring car, Oo . “an runs + a oe lh awe ** Idsmobile — nao ee. —————— — Se ak ane ST i . . ~~ ; Open Sunday 29° SS— ——s- OO : as . o} . new: panifold top, new seat covers. Say -— Touring: gf mi condition ~ 375 i9 499 MoMON Ros a ter ein iva | readster ar: nnNDS As’ mee ~ Tour ne f : ' ' ' . 4 ry er ‘ ‘ ete? ted ‘ press: an — 7 ands — hefare J Hh mes Tietrmer d ans # : ; , —1* "1 Tweur’ ’ ie S W a a ' ’ } abeotuteiv 3 : L Ms ‘ ; ‘ h'ne ' Lee r) MIE Tourtne car: late rnode!' ive rnew ror New tourine ae e'erter: ue? «0 “Coupe See Newell $ Uy H19 = roedeter lien? eonditto o. ee a 1s oN, Ci > looks | ~ye , Ke $500. _n be sire pF bum ner owner must ae’ | asick for $900. on tert ne dave ace aul stom Ore Ot e rer. me lintel n atee! wrar Cw ’ e Avro + . rm,» 2A | : ' . TT one eh a “4 ‘ ” " : " 2 bs ry : ’ . i? fonired 2310 4 jae ver «* aq, ee eT : “ e} ~ R147 y te ~ ) . 7 . “sc ON 8} T i ° for ne =. in - trac ee a /OLoe Wie . Ane 6 ndittor ” LouUren ae . ain . ttre one extra . fs ° WAS mty chumm' Soe dater 7 excellent : = ~ ‘} ran | “y . a : - jate _= -18- <T . ’ te: DODGE ~Tourtt fir ? ena. on. don’ t tr ea way arsada ane pay ‘ q Isea ar Display a ape Mir Raerene Geant “eaoRn $2ci \ &t dbe/ a wt L@ a . ; = ad =. site ape rs ; : - . - - wie barge’! a $47" : ; —— —— - , ~~ -~ [aA SEA Sew “4 | Pv TI N Al SPE E DS rE R ! a, dow Pg le nA @i uu) ViG take : nen evenines and Sunday ab ei . — ‘Abe rern "SXR »9EPT.. te — Qn ~s bh We few tales Co, 4490 Olive et ¢ a noid J » ve Teiewwae bt : AT N ATIO anteed . g Bim BO " ron PP. sare ; ; niet “Th . , au tring rst" FORD. Trevre'ne, (OTT SPR: TR Bow v« Tewie Antn ' «4 ; a p j ‘on re ; ne —~. | ; ; | : te ) rig’ ‘ an et : Sinte “ pote rte 314-94 © 21st C._. Soe Gre: 5" oY vrgnin ran ‘ - ; Ten ten eee eT ee Bi, - —— . » 1% ' art wf). \«# er modet tours at. * Tourtng in good condition Sur ' a ; , , ‘ : ’ a1a4 (View ° t rms. buh’ 4 INES. ( ts OAKL TaAND oF ——_ —— ~ ty A gia i o11seUulNn te dealers: be as Garner av.: afternoon, Ren ; KS! ; two perfect mo- tne, HOR : S713 Matitt. tae a ' ¥ foeenane ee os aon ee - —— = —- s —" , on : bein eh Ra fine eondttton aellitwe rl AN pees lon jeter ' , —T | trade for PurMi tree fat! Woeeeer 88P% larger AM ~~! ! #2 "hod tbe A A OE — —_

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te 7 So os 12 T BILES, Bicycl dM les Wanted and For Sale.Ad Rese columns oday. + 3 al 20B 1200. MO icycles and Motorcycles Wanted a or Sale. Ads in these columns t : . 4 =" agent — um = ~ ee condita: sigetrto Ligh SrECk: worm Gores; % e Ww a auty; rea car. rana, | ’ — mode ouring, ” with new seat covers and a 350 winter > L a _€ : Dein ar ¥. Oune mid Jac ust 36) — fine very good tires. $825 cash. Be a Mi ; Taio ee : Aston. Bomont | a $ N. Sarah st.: elmar 227 ) > - _- —---— ~+ Ford ton, with new ween 9 and 0 (c) AX WELL-—-Model 25 ‘trie start- | O\ ERLE ‘ ' 2S. o } _ IRD— Tor st hin aces hot 3 | AYNED ~ I at 465 hte ees — lodel 2h touring; elect start ( L—Tor oe. car. model 88; for Small cash payment, balance in 8 or 10 eviinder touring car; fully equip bar- extras; suitable butcher or grocer. 2:V0 Ford ton. che ‘bination Th Touring — oe ' : = or = roe to sel my ate in . 4127A De _Ton ty. {c) OVERLAND— -Touring car: wire Ww heels: - HU DSON- r RAM Pp TON U SED C AR DEPT., _Bun days. ae oe wy 40 N Grand. _ i ic) paint geod ; this ls a real buy at $075. Cab- MAAWe! Ie Overhauled. repainted: new top; real : Olive st. ic) _ 45 20 bl. : an FrORD- New. light delivery outft; tmmedi- ‘ 1. Wi ith hucketesmt : ching lot wa any 2008 or 6156 Hartmer. {c) Al: $17% down, balance monthly Bert-' OVERLAND—5-passenger. 1916. S83 model. SAXON—Light six touring; 191s; “excellent TOU RING ; t | fee shite Caan a 2. meee condition; sacrifice $490. 35016 lowa tc? | ri = to; and Lafayette. c) i é. vestit o : —n anne ‘ | ae en eee 7 a RR RE ee | For on, Baker's weed am . or sar POST-DISPATCYTH. te ‘ : . AUTOMOBILES | ; AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBI - UTOMO AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ee | ARAL RPPRPRP PLA PPO | ne | AUTOMOBILES wer | Or TOURING CARS _ TOURING CARS Sto 5, Ae : . RDF ouring: 1918; must sell; private. |GRANT 6—Tour! ar: ; | TOURING CAR—Light 5-passenger. , ; ; ; 4 — - new s* 2 - l, to b Py -- 198; $88 down; economical; eacrific ing. sonable price: satisfactory terms: open Pershing av. Nash, Clayton, R. 1 auee te 4 fone, some ces, crennee -_ Pics High) a ait 214) “Gre beer late model; good GN Highland cust st. (37 + gag Re age 1918 model; Maull, Overland, M 4487 > =... -_ m ea : veriand, °., or ' : D—5-pass., in or running “order: $275. class runing condition; good top, fair paint 4190 Olive’ st. ; Sastor B t 1650 ag — . i Spec ial I rices on Js ‘ ice $2 x i. ome 650 : : ’ : ee ee ee - -~ ‘ MEREX 10n ete Fe top. A demonstration will prove its worth. TOULRING CAR—1920 new. 7-passenge er F- FORD- Truc k: late madel: demountables; Ford to ~ RD pearing a mechanical conditiot _— ———— er and licht cheap ¢ $340 cunday. $400: on tern a Locust ( | & n, with house tog, - AM. PAD. its; e or $540. © vs on terms. 2 oc jet st. eo) mon 7 4. met >) . an. ee passengor touring car: excellent condition; vee on Delmar gain, Sives. ne Oe ° ae: ———$——-— - — ~ —--~-- - = . Pe... ral Private , Petit 4127 i - — % 3 a pase e. 1. B. ate deiivcery. Biedermann Motor Co., ith rae . CM our lat : a ; | FORD—tTruck, 1l'4-ton, stake body; suitable | - i. -ton, ‘grocermans o~ : ™ Own ==, DED 118 | touring; in mood mechanic al HAY NES- -Husky 6 tourin “car: mnechan- rand. 410 Olive st catia attic first-class condition 1607 8S. Jefferson, — “Mo ; = | ane perfect; just the ne for @ ee eee ——$7t) Fords. Chevrolets, cheap; | 75, En! 4ND—Touring "1917 - “ rt : Aisa Sai = a = MO TOR | ments. 2420 Olive r J lane months. a ne shape; cash or terms. 511 N. a see gant coach and mec hanical condition: MAXWELL—1 ourine. i9l iz model: don't i $5 7h. S440A Ss. Broadway. Sidney RRS WwW. } A = t res, owner eaving city. JV nee TOC Dnt A_BMAL LL, CAR; EXTRA oS aie with — en — te Hol > Ds es TO) RODY cO., . cae SS Sn atest California type top; plate glass in — : : OV ERLAND—90 70 tou : Ta eC CSET —— - _ — | : ; ry: ; "* ont _Upposite City 3 FORD—Tourin ear: Kelsey streamline body; rear curtains: nothing to compare with this money: take 83: ty 3804 C mb. : Ae? $ for cash. Ir. , ieee om _18i8" 8" rch | SAXON-—New 1019 touring: finished a rich TIRI I: WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH. 2130 | . saceage delivery; tc?me. Balley, 11% a —_ = an ¥ in appearance and durability: excep- 1) #7. : jo : ————— ce 2 6)})lCh dark blue; 5 tires, like new; Continental ADE L. pater é Poe nieanmemativin eee. - ~ - -- S28 8 | | ———— = = 3 - Ret one , é-cvitnder: fir ‘st-class con- | PORD- —"Pruck ton. worm drive. paeuma- ||! : 7 ; rhe ms est equipped car in Missouri; brand-new; | car ——— — MAXW ELL—Touring; also accessories: 3. best OVE RL AND— ourtan: good condition: sell] | metor, Timken axles, fully equipped; a | eimall light S-passenger car, at real bargain tt! ‘tric light and starter; good rub- tic tires, sii lghily used; easy terms 232) || | ci, is must rma; call today 3114 Cass, (6) tionally low priced: small cash payment, ——— : on offer takes; also Ford shock absorber. 1505 cheap. S816 Marine av. dition “ . ’ has same appearance as brand new; won- er: takes it. 1705 N. Sarah st.;; Olive {c) . ; to unfor« seen ORD—1913 im — balance in 12 months, 3334 Olive OL — oy 7. touring: eguipped with winter Sunday. Huber-W ‘ison Motor Car Co. __(c) _Bilac kstone. — ; We OVERLAND -Late model: fine condftion: ierf { t ‘ 1] farage. Clayt: N Tyce ¢ at "nea. iain ode or trade for Ford. 2005 Ss } setts derful opportunity to save tig money; small (ce) — + —— = | - ‘ S IAY ror. Mo. ee ee : a © (cl ’ H AY N ES T {) ’ RI NG M ig! I ly Beautiful touring: : like re s - — ore ‘ > ‘ efr Psor cash pa VT ent. balance 2 mon iths ; 3254 - - - 7 dition: ¥ "ORD- 7 ruc K. . . Nhe dea ade eyull ie d for etter yeu the ORD—Touring: nearly new; leavin city; res, new seat covers, electric UVERLAND 8&3 Tourtn & car; electric ght Olive Open Sunday Huber-Wilsen Motor rou RI NG 7 Perfect running condi SOT, | painter, bed 6 f patnts fers to TF ale; &: | Mm. y 5-passenger. light 6: overhauled and fre- lights: everything: $205 Motor!st, g2° starter; good condit! on. 42334 “vy ista : Car Co, ’ - — ¢ has grood > | top; alsg auto theft signal | must eel! tolay. $20 asa Qe mar (ca) } i a aclude« “. for quick sale. Cabany FORD lig-ton tru in int.claas comditiom: | till _ 4 KN i} HT will sacrifice for quick sale. Call Sunday. painted beautiful maroon: everything like| Locust | ———s - ; : Lz ‘ es OVE R L. AND fouring 1917 model. 2800 | SCRIPPS-BOOT H- —~A beauty; Miz; Al co: 7 72 ; S —_ con 1i7J or’ 726 Chestnut «st : ——_——«— | @xXpress “body oaiL N Fr iorissant. Tyler | |i S53 4902 Manchester av. ic) ~~ new; tires practicaliy new; all wipment.|icsa win. 4a... _ — ~ ORD—Touring car, in tiptop orave” has including State license: cash, terme er trode. MAXWELL—1918 touring; new paint; g00. (c2) dition; cheap for cash. 2006 N. Newstead - a v 4110 O18 es, bi $485. “. Mr. Buck. _ WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921 Locust st. | PR. A SD ge = ape ne OVA = AND Touriag, mm odel %: electric | STANLEY STEAMER _1917 touri = an = rov RIN‘ G A. ake os account of os RG (ea | jill Several used Ki = A 3.3 fore 13 {¢) —2pen Sunday forenoon. _ r 2 ' - ' . Gidson utom mb hae tebe i -* a> . - : é S01 i Car, CA- trouble lady will sacrifice elegan }- pass , : —_ o - & Stearns, : P. : Co., 812 4 ont tr e and st arter: pri ce $559. _ 483 4 Sige’ ceplionai bar in. Horn Motor Co., Lin- - ( one : FORD Tru: ks. anv etvie beodv: iImr nediate | the - een 120 Locust st. BRomont £120, Centra! >. ‘ dell. 1799. ga orn 7) 1-3) aoe ae oan = ‘os — Cc — gre | af livery: cash or easy payments. Rief! ling, | Dodge Screen — phe. mot r le bet it XN Mein __{c*?)||)|| strator, Dodge Sep all ees NEWMA S— Touring PA Taig, 1919 poses: | HAY NES | L JIGH' T “ge”? 812. Open Sundays and e' enings - OVE SRLAND—$325: best buy in town: call _—— , were Ss a. ne Pp 8116 Cass av. —_ ge tho 2290 Oliv (icenee and all ready to co give best of serv-| ™OMical little car: demonstrate anywhere; -- 2 =» ota a — at OT aT ; (c) root, cash, ms or trade. | Sav.’ 8200 a $70 : — $550 if sold to- OVERLAND— -Touring car; modern equi ee leaving: call today. _ 8112 Cass av: “8) | after 6 o ‘eloc z=. | Sets rncien:” t-ten cram ae -—-——- - Doni = ; ; 500) res: ax ras:| WILSON MOTOR CAR CO.. 2021 Locust st.| 44Y down, balance easy payments new top. good tires: just th a ui : be mn fine! en i Sey Ce | ate deliv *preuma’ ‘or solid | Ls i P 4 | “ looks like new; $450. 216 &. Jefferson. | } Onen Sunday “fore noon. | Yahlem Motor Co., 1035 N. Grand: open al , S718 Wash at S\ he car for ne STE ARN: “A NIGHT—I ‘Touring car, in tile kg ‘ala mectate delivery; pneumatic or solid tires: . ‘a - M F. : : | a ot tts : ( mdition: will trade or sell on easy terms uri ig as Ss, Th Hi tak > eerire awe ss . | Sunday (c) . a —~—}| ~ A | vi =Oal stake or etpress body; year to pay. Bar- | |)| T CG erie”. ' OVERLAND--Tourt : bepete ! n- Inde! is 6 4175 Washington bl. K I _ a ett Sales ‘*o 2815 Locust. we ; ate uN “y Americ an Scou ; a a . sib ca : ’ Stdnev RSBO. FORD—Touring. late mo > excellent v 1920 _ H. AYN TES 4- PASSENGER | ie ee M AX W ELI condition: 1920 license: $225. 21: ndi- | STEARNS SILENT KNIGHT—Touring. 4- OE form dri hodv: MM ™e ana_a MAXW ELL —6 pp tte OU] cast tele tear. cand eee : late model: excellent con-, } passenger sport model; beauty: mecNAan.- cord tires™ dn rear: shoc make: beter; must berth body; good rubver;| | 12-cylinder: equipped with disc wheels ana - | make offer: must sell. 2704A Geyer. | (and seat covers in addition to standard|, 11S model; mechanically perfect; look ViERLAN Tot > ane ae cal wonder; bargain; terms, trade. Morris, ~ |. es ; ‘alt : a4! absorbers; § 0. = = - FORD— . Touring. 1918: poy ete. : equipment: U. &. cord tires a}! around; this | like new: must be sold at on °° a mnderfn! - : | SOurtn , rs ik SaMeritiy O14-18 N ) dist by hear ,- ° 2 rris, I A RY ‘ AIN ( ‘ \ R id [O00 Poone Fultz, jomont 342. Central 1878. {807 AKE an offer oa St good car, $200 down. Morris, 214-16 a has been driven but little over 3000 bargain for $450. Méeyer, Sidney 405 1. 2016 - Om aed Ohie te a a — TTS _ = -" - d : “4 ASALLN« sur , = Olive st roe B © or ~~ iow Rw a = 8t St. (c) | Miles and is practically good as new; top| _ 'sconsin ay c) ) ST prere ~ 3) | STRVPHENS—Touring; used saort time 88) (" NE ry y TC Cc MORD—Regulation I-ton worm drive truck ; ba $019 Westco — — _——- - -- ——— i and upholstery show no signe of wear and | _ ae Pein "7 pects 7 , d starter, lights, x | demonstrator: n re bu if yo" hur , ( A BAN N kK. ELDI LR MI ( '. ( Q., with stake bodv t ivy co me Ur doer ™ J Y ; Weatcott 7 IRD—Touring; late model; perfect motor tT low cerme Mer. . let 1 O00 \Washt orr . * a arpaulin cover. oversize 3107-3111 | ; lik ‘| Paint is like new; an excellent and high- Ar 4D | | : 88; excellent value. 23: terms. Mr. Lewin. it asningt on. : IBTH AND IC AS ; \ tires; excellent conditi n $240 ca b , ) JCURL is. appears ® new: a bargain; terms; trade. clase car at a low aa AKWw ell ive nn — » : y. : A ; sh, balance | |i} Zz Weeatcott 420 Washington 1 ic) . 5. a Ov pri - 2 a oN 7 neem ‘. STh) HnNS, lvl and Lute ‘Touring Al ——— ee ‘ mmHont! uly: Call today 13 YY ashing? ha ; _Bomont 1247 Cer ’ A * ' he RD-—Tourin = first-class condi DORKIS MOTOR CAR CO., 1918 model touring, refinished a beautil Yt LAND-—6 passenger: model 1918; fine lent #ix, new; open Sunday, afternoon an TOU RING CARS FOR D—Trucks lwht delivery; tmimediate 3 Seeseetts Ss. . as condition; 4100 Laclede av., St. Louis, Mo. blue and mec hanicailvy tn good conditio: ~~ ad m1) Mat *f | snan for the right man evenings. S418 Locust s 3 intal: rte ; délivery, suitable for Hel t @xX] reo OO) ET = — b+ et meet , 7 , tt a ‘DE ks. hE ouring, 1014; starter intain a complete eaulpment grocer) vear to p@y) Rarnett Sales (Co a 7), — . ety tony ‘ i 4 De. i . \ , ‘or we : an 4 mer ons - Be ny ; / 7) ® ' ‘ S. . ms aierT, and rebuild our changed’ cars “81% Io ust. of) ~- Chandler —— , = > * — ~ : « ~ as i aw oh - + — _——_ “N 7 shen ns, city: "eae eell; this is a bargain. HOLL, ME s 7 passenger a demonst ra - nc! judi: ne al | Rood tires and accesso Liles d —-- —— - a EE tor: his ca is | perfec rechanics n- 175 cas and »D nee in « r mont \ PELAN ot , , ; sh aown: snap 3317 cast (c) RD-—1014 car, with 1915 motor; fine con dition and will “naga j fe -; ee — ~ “a “ HUDSON-FRA ah3 rips "SE ; ‘ 4x ~ptior ' Aen ps B as Ess GA = 8 “0 et Lé aston this ins our ustomers of a satisfactory ' => 2 > dition all over: bargain: cash or time. 15: Peet - Sedende “a Ss & oe ee ‘ i" 4° helm 7 , ree + ee eee ver rt DE B AK! a Jouring; in fine condition, rchase; ite phone for our bookiet FORD New trucks, any style body imme & Tth at ; “OS, } . ae oe éectecmne M. AXW i, "yen oT : > a , = ll dt = oP ‘ rite di: sewis, 1900 Washington iving deecrip n and prices: mailed gratis i.ate delivery cash or terme: we will take 015 Jocust st (c) MODE F200 MILES: OVERLAND 4 la car: 1919 model: splen-| ! : 3 sh. terms or trade. vour old truck in for part payment ~~ 918 Stuta, 7- v : TOR CAR ¢ “ey Locust st us before you buy Keifling’s : ‘ Many of the c® FORD—5 pass.: perfect mechanical corali- | ~ Te a LOOKS TDN! 2A: : ‘ : _ . ' . i’ Wh LAA! tose a7 . : —_ oo 7: . ~. : ral ;crer : a? eTT ; oe ’ ie’ bt 4 4 7 wre iM iy , ’ . 4 tion: $8350 to firet buyer; terms, Young IN \ Market st ; NE ; SEVER et ar te. ae , . ps touring, @-cylinder, KOOU . "@ “Acaiciot ' r Min ‘ae : i (: ready to drive home- $400; ‘terms Onen Sonda forenoon, Main. he pe renew FORD rruck l-ton 17 hagsta: m Lac wet ef a ‘ y Mi N r Is ws . . Ola ALG Thode ith é . . (G) FORDS 2> 6tourin ars. 1917-19 Oo} pangeipinennen : ; 7 TT ; lition ‘ 1 iia ae oe ee a iri ~ > ») \ ; fror Touring car, 1919 Hassler shock eb- naint Nke new: bareain. 4127 Olive. «& OVERLAND 9%- Touring: ~~ excellent > shape new model. Call Lindel 5939R Le) | | ar Isp ay , C2 | | | cars taken !n trade; year to pa 278 Hv a? Michigan. car, 521 N. Vandeventer, Lindell 1603 leh ‘ ! eto bee 8) PRD PR aL ynice ~ A enamel; this car Fo: {D—-Touring; overhauled; looks Ling new; alten Ste. deued Gs aa Ee ae N; new paint and tires; owner leaving | _ 3044 Thomas, Central 47 | 2714 N ic delivery. Central 28, Bomont 112 % ue ee ~~ cash or time. 1442A Warren. Lewis, 1900 W ashington. (cl) : . Pt oo Ag —-1 ‘a one i net |_ gon. guaranteed in erfect mechanical ; #810 N. 16th (c) | HUDSON—Touring; electric. lights and) MITCHELL 6—Tate 1918, 7-passenger; Al | OvERL inssivasuinkeiials » : PB i eh __+ TRUCKS : -=5 5 me AND—Model 83 touring; good con-| quick. P mash, balan - . k ORD TR S, yu art cas lance 12 months. We UC will take 2 ony oid car trade as part pay- gan st. Open all day Sunday. (c) | _leaving town. R37 E . Accomac. Grand 140] Car Co. 2800 Locust. 1 ) (58x) good running order; in use very : ' ** | will accept used car as first pa ent, c tion. I.ibernl terms indell 3600 tle car; will sell for §2% N. Vande- and starter: , ee ee | . heaen puy i about same as getting new Ford. ee tp er alae _ven' Pee RE Ee i ey Oe Bey Le NC . 275, or trade 4901 Natural most powerful car in town: will demon- 1:07 S. Jefferson av orate we if 6) - _ — strate; light weight, high ee ae mn fenders Just Paes and rebutlit. APRY between 8 order: $2: 1) cash, bal. _ Ry gente Yor Ing ; t ; 1) . @i , nos ‘Ww. must sell jifmmediately; price sired Weber Motor Car Co., 1817 Loc Ust BUIC l-ton truck, express bods i homip- . ' ‘ House, 3134 Olive. (cS) HU DSON Supersix, model gray: like new: MITCHELL-—1919, en ger roadster, {1 OAveEDT = email hase é } ; HAVE . ret ASSORTMENT OF | 39: id, Laclede Av., St outs en FORD—i920 touring: starter block: 7 months | rhe reasonable: open Sunday afternoon good condition: must sell before Sund: VERLA Re ood condit on >; demon STUDEBAKER 6—1917 T-passenger touring; | BEICK Light truck; new tires; excellent ; bargain. W ‘alsh Motor : } : pene ee seas : es ‘ ‘x at € current | ST sa i = me he Euclid. Forest. #28, ie) Ph A 44 OVERT AND 1917 T . Tt: Tz (‘la £jest touring sporting, lt-valve Nt Ton f(senera!l Lighting fai ent ee la - h iTTe Touring, 191s; new tires: demounta- : ~ | MOON. 191s, vi ssenger ' ; Ae Wil ys light “ee ne 1920 mode H automobile; trade or time Supnly C "e St oe | i ‘ruationg oT ‘ruek ©] finish: 5 tires, like new: § ; 2 ae "Ff . . -passence touring: ‘Snished new! aint . t conditior . . : ri¢ . , N. 6th st. c international fon Truck Chassi con : : . rims; Perry lock; $450 cash. be HU Ds . rr ar gen Me ee gan for mountable wheels; hig Darga 9 Wells, | Baliviere. Phone Cabany 1800. 7m MOON- 668 1918 touri ee al little: 4 tires: excellent 1 teed condition, paint, top. and we “ato Ee gyre ne Ce le ee nS euy ame a So nechar conditions; $1050 as hanical condition , Se =e ’ DOKRI: 4-ton. $550 and tight actede av., St. Louls, Mo car, immediate delivery; noc oan’ SOenas: asek covers, Food tires: ; Al a terms; open Sunday afternoon an ve 7 far a 1 OR take —s , : on a r) '. " asv terms. TIS N he a l.——-Two-ton ¢ as rm " elgh 43 .~- first-class every way; take $335. 384 WU son ourings | 8418 Locust ; ternoon and even ™ all Linde i461R : tires same as hew: W il] take Ne: = rms by ON. Spring K ISSEL. . Tw Ke ton ruck. bargaln. $400 bor Wilson btetes ten i ‘ Su “* ¥ Pord coupe, | Nae 37) — , 1» ‘Se es ig -— Oo unning order; call Mondays 73 be . . : . ; * St)! Your choice of model J-1917. or model | MOORE—Touring car; 1019; powerful but! tires em Cocco echt shave: 6 cood| small car in exchange; cash or weld at cl ME I OB ‘ASK = Meaty: Sl or oe Bi. ; Para re _— a Touring: joie: . 6Hassleris ———— M-1901&: repainted. overhauled and ali | economical: will sacrifice for $325: ames @: » i . : or qu ct sale he = , - lhoRR ruc) Foun) ‘ indi tion. O19 Hick ; 7", — — RR : . ¢* LDOILIAC ~Rather id = - ~ - awe truck cables: $450; must sell at bargain. 2500A | Darts renee keled: cord tires all around trade. 4%) 9 Washington. c) we) ee Pie wee mene . a terms. () h ALLA rN PA R K \I¢ )- ae st. . a awe inan A. ~y' good condition this car requires a little " Hon. sO “houteat Cannot 6 classed as a used car from and MOK RE a - , ? —— , “ -_--—- —_ — : i ry ‘ : , | DORRIS l-ton truck $250 (tf so! ] “ : -—+ ——— = irililante BA ) ' ' : oer AP ere des = | : A... ; ? 1} oui ' ' — gw . ‘ - = . . A SEN Es : U ' s oye he i Sale aft once, " es . al 1} a” > a“ a ety » b tT of ; : i¢ ; Tr# ff ¢ mbD—New touring, with ‘Kelses v bods peurance and running condition Small car: . ‘ f ee Contine ly n-ne pned 4 r ’ . . ‘ . ‘ Fa. 7) iar | } | OR ¢ A R ( 8) 2 Af WD \\ . } loris ADDI ryo4 Penns) lvania. Sunday or after awake ri : «tee abead : “1) : . ; bocew ma repal by : re ‘ it of . “ a . S775 Biedermann Motor Co fth and “er Ok RA balance In & or 10 months. SAO 825, quick sule = on rT ae ag ae Flee Psy 5p | » oo (‘olf P20) 6:30 any evening & | | | . : Low &s far as that 1s congw “ . * ISON-FRAMPTON US ’> CAR =P ne -* ; —— Seo ' 1 splendid 1 ning order First come 1S av or io ee - ator horou . ‘erhan! Pree - AE ey : ‘OTS Tafayette, ESE —— ic) 4: ; 2h ‘Delmar. bl CAI DEPT., yt ashinat: A ; ee ( erved A 4 in oe ee , rh Png sant ay “9 U ax = \ . ‘ S(O) 4 DX RK R Is iwo-tol with body and cab ye m ot ! ; Bronte \ ah we a cer a get 3 a, iin cash only, RD—Touring and roadster cars: 190: . — or | NATION AL -cviinder. 4-nassenger speed o ) 2 af VELIE—19123 mods in good condi me oreughly rebuilt; easy payments I. ITT oF om eee N17 Loeust es Sr Sully equipped; no deal- HU ee ition. 2007 * S. isth st saat ; good: ‘con ater: electric lightine and “starting 8 4 "ERLANI»-S3 model; 5-passenger to - i452 S. Second st ’ a Sr Nev wman. Ine 4147 Locust ‘c) Ov Bis “n ae me 5 ce ” condition. | CHEVROLET 1920 demeonst : t tem: 6 x00d tires, good paint and good ms: ne: dande thom “mneiaiiidne” aie VELIFE— 1 ~ , , ; > ‘ . "1. da , 4 ~~ — we AR : . nities: first-class — ; KO 7 ! ana running condition; starte tit LWT; six cyi nde! luuriny Cal Ly MRIS DELI ERY W AGON OVE RLAND *k: i | Sa 2 blew nn and | r-ALS, Post-Li tm * ers. 1859 SS. Leth - ; —_ —_ : 2 on ‘ . bargain. Call morning SS17 Iowa - balan : é L500- wm. una chassie equinped with perme menial ‘ 4 , 1 a: ws (Cl itor: fin Prana ds Cols ~ t.1a eee fre) J odel FORD—Touring. 1918. “demountabl: s. license. | fit P a Starter, Nehts. new rubber: dealer chanical condition , . ba shock absorbers. Yale lock S400: bare iin or mec hani¢'s ae hance e; £°00 — 1588 Pine a hd aAnvone AS ho li} " : Ps. 4 . P y . — . . . Ee . Bard ‘ . > : a ie - lan!) eget “ ; . ; . , : orert ; ‘ ‘ 4 > ‘ ver Ar Den } . wT) ’ RRO4 Pare aa . Hl PP & Touring car. $450: haa starter. - es he vo ow ig for a rea! = — . ~ : p " » sae ng . ; - RD—Tourine. 1917: fine condition: 3" ans: | At $350 we. alance monthly. aster ~ | , werk uncay afternoon and ey ning 418 OVERLAND oe nai : i. — sa ana eve ning» ; raat good tires. 49 3] Nottingham. liver- uf urn 0 paint, thor ent take $iv7: to quick i Three Dorrie tra: tors equipped with rock- ferins if Tb Pied : ’ ; _ —_ - esti ed. 3 ’ : opportunity IRD—Touring: Kelsey streamline body: carhat —aeelinne the he) >. . A; ; od extras; cost $1100; must sell today; | "ide 1449M ___ : . yooh ny 5702 Wes Satnates . ae we J VELIE--Touring car, late model, light 6, 5- | 1n® filth wheels and two-wheelétrailers; tires | Central 1878, 2 ive st. (DODGE — CLOSED CAR: ENCEE eH am = 7): terms, S114 Cass av (1) | UP—22; “just overhauled; new ineten | jarage. I A ral 1 n iM Phers ge 1 Cg Re Sn een 5 ones passenger, bare cain ; bright paint; will dem. and mechani) condition good LEP Pres ; DITION; REASONABLE, 1 DODGE B — —s - : r ' 2 ne ad A rT ion t ack “ne condition; Ist LE BLict--1s, ue} ~~ +. _18t-s ot pha | inspetted, a ee ee , . - ; ; r oa fe) : . ‘ aA IT > 0 a takes (‘all 44°5 let : Ay ane 7 TT" . ae FORD—Touring. 1978, like new : demountn- tires ; motor in good running condition; NA The ~ Al. aie - a . - aS ; ; (-@ a a! » wld ae 7 -* ! a . Mec oanics eT) = * ‘Ft, or “oye? ; (rbel +i Lee eT e | very little: , i octal ve bles; extras; motor perfect. 8148 Chou- | 8450. 1758 Mississippt. tion Deilmar Jepring in tell food condi. | OVE RL AND- te sell light url WESTCOTT——i-passenger touring; use = er =-*on atakea body; exceilent| fruck, wor driv ‘ Sn Cans of sProcer: >~ « m ri » sat _ —EEE ~ oe ‘ se awa’, titi .> ; . 3: ‘ . - -} serena eT pul : " StU very, teau AY. HU Pp PMORIL. E—1919 model R touring. same Waehireton Ks . a ~. : rect fro n pportun oor ith p S18 Juniate ol ae bon. z ean; terms ott S Laclede, tei vd ; 7 ! a tar ; on ; Peooren erfet con itt mn: : : ) THIS SE ° wee INE vlan | . WESTCOTT —1918 mode! one wmted: oom FEDERAL Pruck :- mec hanically : sa price: om n for selling, ght : j new Lm Tt ROoOW pert ar e: wil an ritic ° 2} Ss Jeffer arr) rR F. pe BLL « ‘ oni te: . , - . lwiiee MmD—Tourine car almost new tires; ex-| , pd terme: open Sunday and evenings. |OAKLAND—Touring, 1017 model “ a thi Bee : : cust # . 5240 Cote Brilliante, ‘hone aft > PD 1... Fores 07 : runt ing conditiong 3 Welnberg, 1940 ; a " ‘On tel verhanled: gu vt A a cinbee : ; | F E DER AL lwo-ton tru: ‘ Tee ‘ ve tye ah ! avile ite } ORDES Al i. KINDS SEE y 2 ; ate . b; YOU BUY: BIG RARGAINSDIEEED | ee ———- eee — ee —— oo - erlient mechanical condition; god ton; > Se ae ee BIRO cash srn per month Open Sunday. Hit’ M: MmiLeE 1917: . first-class condition: OAKI.AN AND 1 ~ = T = = —" = m . a - - - — () ati ym POTENE. ETe SSS; , . yp oo, & yt 5, touring WESCO’ Tou = 4002 Bates Lai ede tf ; (c ho . ‘ , wes oab: mo AND MAXWELL—Touring ;| N. Ninth, (c) : —-— _—- . - ao: Guess Sacer nu btn ns aioe al , + | Meyer" Motor IMME DIATE DELIVERE firet-class condition: guaranteed; cash aihnaae ah en, . —__—_-_—_——— } WESTCOTT ; 7-passenger touring cal an DER Al. ait s ton. rebuilt guaranteed: warere. | of new “Traffl * trucks ter seas R rone Must beautiful Ford , ‘| 8107-41 ease — wit like ie ainte hody ane ae. « 2a , n me * vail BOS 3. aN t. , ale Y . . FORD—S5 pass.: late model, in good order; | Ht P Mol Rll Eg —33- i915: —— . -_--- —_—-— ‘ ; temper oe P 0 ~s ® to 1°. MeKe , . th stake body and cab: imme R RQ U -Dis ate (40x irt PRovale touring new tires; cheap for quick sale. Young, , eS : 5; in perfect run- | GOAKLAND—I1918 tourine car | autiful; refinish: 1 Brewster green; _® to 12, McKenzie, 823 Gano. mehar$ 2615 Vorest Park hi aa ne- coon eee —enetanetiinen earns tra a parniate 2614 Locust. Open Sunday and evenings. ’ :, ‘ oT a Iv: term ed oe yy “ a | - (c36) | _Dispate ‘h. ©) \KI, I | anne overhaule this «: musf be so it {is a ; = yy . 9 board, shi ——————— OAKLAND 6—-Touring. -late model: before 12 owner jt ym 4 ‘ . u b) ~ eye} Sail ” ne Ween = . livery; terms baiter. 117 Ol . we + — L | . N. 3. W > all Central Si44R. | as Soto see Cuive: _ 163%) | SERVI a roe i menor ew Ck ch tires ard tubs: Fiint Motor Car Co. 4714 Tyemar bl. price S800: can be seen all week 94°0 Easto ing t f —_ — ; ve" é t ren at argain; new RAL TRUCIs -t ; Al cond : ; ar iL. 7 « . dition 1 G's ‘it N. MAIN, fall Morday : , : - c " Ve entral 23R 3563 Mi Re: / | OVERLAND} is model S5-4 touring: ver like new erfect condit Call Sunday, diate deli. s d under + , a di 4 HELO Uoilver sol Lder guarantee as new IM ‘One-hal een x ‘ i radiator; . 9 . . or . nD re riec norte ! . " % fa" . _. . . ve . . : Bomont ! ning order; bargain Box ‘323, Post- conditotn 4347 Easton av , (o) ; Ay > 7? a. " nial WEST UTT i-passengcer: newly painted anid Fe rk I TRUCK —A RLY } \ “er ' ; . 7 : ‘ ul I if I | ‘oT ’ i rn Rtyie buay amt NeUt AT " : ta ry ae aril ne ‘ain eae Vf rear bumper and POR D TRUCK. -1% ton, large bods 41 cond tion ~l as ne mo ‘yo 36 olive can be seen week da PORD—Touring: jate 1017, tn firet-clase con HiuUPpMs BILE Touring. S-ns esenger, 1919 Srndav or after & week dava 11% Page don't , and regre t ‘ Vort 1409 Wireir dition: new top and tires; muat be seen | model; finest guaranteed condition latest ja KI, AND jeevil t - a oT more and t a renal car h SO 7 haat STL : a hat att *.) ; rt to be appreciated; a real bargain. GOSS ‘ alifornia top; beautiful blue finish: tires 4204 Jo’) as rhe ie r ‘ uring Car; $125 tales tt tom Motor ‘ ' 1am N _— a W Il. 1, vs ° chee? Mr Schobel. 1910 _Foabe ely mocel cia heap. 44 Ja hy a’ Machir av... Ferguson. . 1. eae +) » » to 1 o'clock. 1. ? Delmar bi (o\ vereunsly nap. exten: upholstery and trim- — eT ox t: a cael Oven & ve ' , ie S. Jefferson Victor 183 Grand Tan FORD —Trucks; express and panel body on 8 ros, 310% 8. Broadway. Be F - 7 - mings fon’t show a scratch: eleva } bz a OA . A N 5 , uring car. mo ie] "4 nad : . . a*y ' ws - ove , — - " new and used; terms. v¢ ft) ie " s ra 4 4 OF" 9 ; . ’ . FORD—Touring, with Ford starter: sales-| gain: small cash payment, Solemse 12 condition: newly painted. 4440 Norfolk « VER -AND Ne Wi model 90 touring ater . S OVE RI. AND ae. ae hea + OR] 1919, var Sieve. C | “os ~ \R b-D. A’ T* IN | ving LOurFTT 4 2ON—4- yl. S148A_Ohy man's demonstrator: good condition; shock | months. Huber-Wilson Co., Jefferson ent OAKILAND— late 18: Ter mi ittle car ed in royal blue re ee Bhany Se aa Ligh: delivery car; 8875; terms | sel USON Super 6, 4-passenger. 4 absorbers, cut-out, electric horn; $625. W1)- Locust: open Sunday (¢7) poe yay perfect: demonstrat this ¢: e ney mn every respect and WILLYS-KNI HY r--191% model; 7 ssen«e if desired 2315 locust (el) | Sat DERAKER 1916 ; al | site fee | am. oar Jefferaon. (c) ans Mk ht ve 7 ine hill: Quiet motor; sacrifice S700 nA we « ry * ny te hg as a nann > - a5 cal perfect : ond tole ae + %) IOI Tg ro chassia Al condi- %: ON sR. (olfax PRSAO " . . = — eORD TOURING—1918; car in excellent JACKSON—light 8 touring; five new tires, =a ——— ion: has 5 e tires, } ering wheel A. Keynan. 2531 Arlington. Forest 52861M i liberal terms. 2315 Locust. (ol) | VIM rR tLe K. 1918: pert wer aan on lay conditions” im RN Sao) 2 7 Ss K Ing’ s ht hw Vv in” { IA K} ae N ID ~all A ' cone ‘vr * 5) ' +} ’ ake - ; o* . - . a1). "Ts ai aeith 9 seein, - thea a _ ah oe a ‘ ah . 27 Not th Market. eo - eondition: biggest bargain in citv: smal! gaxs ¢) . he ndition; ne on | elt WILLYS-KNI | 7 "u t - wir dy baw wit . i‘s x i e “ gY n = — } Tea . »¢ a0} fie te ; 4. : . ; 9 j K GH" ] . ri es i oo , ’ LN. - ~-paassenger body: Rood ‘ . . . . ° cash payment, balance easy terms. 8313 JEFFERY-—Late model 4. witnder 7-passen atrery, etc., will sacrifice fer $650 cas elleving; cost } . if vou km arsain ger: exceilen nning cond! new tires. rudit 2 2th al cB) —e ; And Woods eyele ait Washington, ger: excellent condition to ride: ‘a real buy Wor or S sppry #237 Mcli’herson y + hoa ror e It you at if Dam? run one year: bas in f - ‘k sale: ash : . IWIN truck: $22 ’ t \ iM ‘iK | oat. io oe a=-suRw- _ Y . , «@ th = OF Sunda vy ‘ oe? . , ' ‘ , me ms pee were, % + Fu ru } Da Der ai / e! ‘ 4 > ‘ — —_ es FORD-— Touring: demountable rime: axtre at S82" ( a any Km). or 61 Rartmer. fc) ya na oo —_ rable: o.. 7, rand = i700 Tower Grov etos Lite, Grand 8180 Cleariv, onan ae ame month fi x, ret-cla es maftion: wit ; fice “5: «nm good runnh rim and tire and shock absorbe rs; fine | KING Touring car mood condition. Call SEE ee ag nL, Been, MOGE aioe = ___ | WINT x 4s M17, 7-1 touring car. FORD —Deiis ery truck. closed bods lot . . ay for , sie gpacition 5 OO: ad down: open Sunday. Monday or T nesday. 4241 Arco av ahem as. tal "e200 od — ‘ ARK ouring: new tires: $22. irive “ ard winter top, cord tires Shenardoah ; Bahia bhi ~ ~ x nin tht ivis model: $575. Call arrett Auto Sales Co 4afin0 Olive. (e7) TING—Light 5-pass. to a . — Gown, Dance om thers. & N. 2Qist at nm exe tlor ‘s Tindell 2758e --— Be WA te aE cnet tid nc ; : ‘ ' ourin in ” fin “On ' ' far , = = at be Andell BofG. ¢ Ty wh rms Ss? > oo nS 1 be ss “= a oe ae 7 Al TOMOBILE ; “- ) Lay ine eek: ae ) ‘ ’ 4 ' ‘ . sid $s! Seii. ¢ ere he . ar nl Sain. hod c ‘ou el) FORD—Touring: like new; can be seen Sat- dition; S750; terms. Mr. Lewis, 1900) > : —m -- — : : ’ -,. ‘ . > = ‘ : pitt ° ie c*anT) UhLe!l ii : 7 2 : nd fon) OAKLAN tn i NEW LU) MODET,.. ' ‘ 1275 Goodfellow 5. 4942°M reom; cheap; ire LStorR 4657 SS. éiran —, eZ, 7D Sam. 5 « Heit condit “ ” 4 . ‘ : 4) "rev h nave ) Daly sort > delivers ; 87 Olive “? ~ 4 : : . ; range al urday afternoon and all! day Sunday at | _Washington. (cl) é D 6 tieflin 23 ‘ antneanhiie ny OUR Rg TO PR ” BIG aie U IMMEDIAT uy a wer a ae —wrre « or . on ied aX) or or li tru ‘k » electric and Ol 1} ] rey y& Py cry ect ~ — ¢ » = : _-- . eal 4 ' 4 lh ” 2 oe : : oa RD Touring: 1917: new seat covers: x. Rattan ee , ——— -~ aint . re > © om i HUR RE R Ww il. , ; ere tires Q748 oO ive Ss: it a : ‘ rg Ma . ™ ti - H + . I ORD bey — Cod truck tine nditio sy a) ake i “RI CKS ina - ry ; = ~ inden - nee ceptiona lly good tires; driving cc ndition KISShL KAR ope model; good condition ee tee | | RD TWI> M17 > te — t. ‘t - ~ hat ee away , Cabany 2) - art » SAY). | MAXWELL —Two-cylinder, 0am very good: | a ‘ J. H. Gibson Automobile Me an be eeen at 1815 Pine st. st 7 Monda y DA y. Cit} "N . i ‘ | A t : IN r 1 ; a j ring almost i u het z . Ma uare . me re yu : rene 7 - pe ute . > a = oe ee oh .? fe) ret }, Si Co, $120 Locust st. Bomont 8120, Central | LEXINGTON Touring car: “Passenger, “= : - : _ See Liebnia: IVt9 S. | —8: — : wowsten. oon. R49 Low: we PRUCK—New 2 aorif 3549 8. | MAXWEL uss good coimdltieny Open Sundays and evenings food copdition, 5138 Easton av. 6) OLDS &—T-pass.; late model: a real ci Fi _ | Light o- passenger touring ee a che. ant Jette A (ch | 47904 ‘Sowbesr T leal condition: will sacrifice for 8420. | Rex Auto Repair Co., 4347 Kaston (or OLDSMOBILE—1916 tou ring, good ‘henical | PAIGE i) «| ike ney surmmet - - ienien 2 ores weravesy . running order TR I aand adundl . nen = A ye IE nt hes ,~Grimm Auto Repair Co., TT) N. Vande- | - —-——. condition; can be seen at 3871 famahwer wi tan R740 Tor TO RI NG CA Kunning order: must se! 2eh. eel Michigan, (eo?) | ; Ning 2 2 ag S150, wus N itul. late 1919: new “venter, Onen eveniner, fe) | LIBERTY 6—5-paas., In fine order; $1350; | St.. after 6 p.m -__Drice $708. . | PAIGE—Tourine; 2001 nm: 1916 J = S168 Cote Brilliante. rear FORD —1920 ton truck: wor rt huckster | THICK —T ' ats a $680; sermes a ere teonter 1919: Al condition. $375: | Bn nw Sn ae 214 Locust. Open Sunday OLDSMOR ILE—h-parsenget good shape; el. $400. 4237 Easton av. nee Pout RING CAR--5-paesenger first ' Peeved 5 4240 St. Lonis ‘te oa” teens eee lres: furnt - sang | - .. Hols tourin electric Heh ' pT Mehran dd heme 4 can) vt. ‘hone Bert M. H ai ce 10 Vash T?. — : : ~ 20 cash. or time 405 8 br ." . Fok Crick a . 4 *xcerient “OOTMELE ; ; we 1919 mede : Goes > hovrole t jn RG en like Sew: LIRFERTY—1920 touring; Renetie) ean: wane Ineton Ay ; | wah (on) alia dhe oie 3 eana’”, “agg “ tenga om worl TX JURING CAR--O1 “ht 6 “ + ™ a ° eRe er 1" pate : wt tn TR rt Tr) ’ “t- = . ' “ or 3 oa ‘ . 4 ‘o ys bd : — - — ii “JU re _ a?) mlance . . ’ j (2 si Blt . hi in snape, oe - . ‘ j ; : “v" : a ; . s . Bem ite eae cay. on >, 269¢ Finney aan” panes: $500 cash. balance easy terms. OL DSM¢ BIL. K- Tour ing: i-passenger ; paint “Lewis. 1900 Wi ust ' ton av ‘all Sunday. 10 to 2 4244 Delmar FORD—I1-ton truck ov een hee like new “ oe on point BD S A} at uit R EB , ' ~—Tourtng; 1919; good as new; has start | 3088 Locns (el) ed beautiful gray; late 1919 model. Mr. palGr aj> ' ro ; Cc. eentones a ’ S16A Lafayette | | ; a eal) aate weno par; | : er block: good tires: paint and tA ’ is, 1 ’;>W ashington av. (cl) I " “r Ie saho. -_ Ae passe! wer tor iring: in ‘OURING | = el — ruil ning “order. 2 Ed- ¢ , deatred 3 is nt afhington ty ele ‘ober Motor j Ros; : ' mechanical condition firat-c lass : $50 I. H 4 * . ar BAVO Ol, > ~ - _ : ; : - Pe rms one St Iinday . — $$ . on. oo ot br RI ,OF re iAe i ' *rin ("ni Little Jotat 1M . . PS. : . ? «lf 5 e $600 on this at $1650; terme; trade small I 1918 touring: worth $1000 need oon and evenings 4418 Tocue? at oran i oan , ten in Arts — Gibson Automobile Co 20 c . , : rer on = —_ ocust # ‘) TOURING “CAK--Like new rgait versal Ford E xchange, 2620 Olive Riedinwer Motor ¢ Ye ; Mit i " 812 Lo nat at Ro ” mo 2 r ’ - . bar Rat : . mes a. r LOT o " , : ‘ va” ear, Young, 2814 Locust, Open Sunday «ni noney; $575; terms and trade. 4853 Del- pAIGE —T ’ = term 4°44 a as ~ — te : . road “ais he ood paint mont 4120, Central 312. Open Sundays and evenings, _ (c3 36) mar. (ec) 4 ai? OuUring Car: ié-iassenger, 1018; —————— 2 Cook, _ i ke rn Delivery ‘uck; 1918S modei; §290 Riverside 1000 ' » wT : rare # Jette hneJ . DORRIS evenings. eee _ ; zy a ate . a cellent shape, new _ a real bargain. | TOURING CAR —For sale. 1914: or trade for Lt Lemay Peeve ra TRC Two-ton traffle ¢) ; nS ”) ‘, : 9 “4 ‘ OLDSMOBILE—Touring rebuilt and re- all hetween & and 12. 5288 Cote Prilliante roadster. %428 Murdoc] oa oe | 2 —— eet . wiR he MOON —- 1920 rhect conde : - Bis 2 MM lat PE rORD—-Truck: light delivery; 1917: side cur used | nonths Sih) - few miles ‘eo S400 at salt . HT ii o-pa ‘ TeX eke FORDS—Touring care, brand-new. with and . : painted: looks and runs like new, i Or Ew! a : Pha wy ange 1 ye Whelive 4 t rty bse far anick sale “abanvy 4836R —— ; 2) | 718 -ESS- Pk tent touring; $650 cash TOU RING CAR 1¥18; self-starter: New tain 2824 N. Sarah i) — = ~---- Dpel rr mime ate de very: | — heed tt. 7°’ — ~! tires; wi | Bac rifice terimns. 4166 Ol iv - " ™ me / Tht * P T "Sa Air y mt = “Py - - ; oe , - _ : open today. Kuhlmann’ o OLDSMOBILE—1920; 6-cyl.; run 700 miles:) pp o Ny —_ Ae go 4 ® svete. ' ? , balance pa vinents, ” £ Al | EN : (ven Sunday and evens ’ —- en rd es ; } Cass + = ——-—1"_ | than miles; bargain for quick gale, 840, tf bought before June 15. Can be seen at! . FORD Trust Itable for tl “¢ D—Touring: beset mec hanical condition: | Kaet Jefferson. Kirkwood. Mo 4007A Lafayette av.. after 6 p. m ry > ar one at §$ . less 10 per woliRINa c ey a eA table fo nner or paint TRC (eR ope ~ ell and electric lights al ; —_ — LEE PD. m. = — ge Tag rOURING CAR-—Ford very truck: che “ay! Ashland Delmar 24 i bei con Mttos Par elec ric lights allroynd, shock ab- OLDS & - Park Automobile (Co. 5189 cs , : : , ucay rr a | ofall any time thi Cen. 12 OLI A 7 7-passenger 1918 car. in good , 60 a oe Engineering Co.. 1417 Olive POR >. -Tor “uck, 1918, worm drive , aun ‘Gratiot st ties | Pg ys an enna tt wae BRIS O, ; ‘ . ' rOUCRING CALR-—or ¢ de; «) PAD. ‘Call 8180 wi “nky ; u ne] 1110 Hamilt!tor fs > : — . . N. Fouetie : ani . , a -— . . rRUCK.-$t4-ton ' ap: J mettle ‘ lle +} hergelny ¥ H AL M mY; * oek - oF r 1 R0xck\& tires A lround: new!)s condition as to tires paint and motor painted: Hieense: see this ear: will demon. | . 4 ee 2 2 ae ae — strate: £410. 1 48254 Eichelberger LOCOMOBILE we ol 4.PASS. | = ye any w SM arr “otis ours Lu is on balance I oe _ _- aes yer Dh, mu rine , Ger on very Char + one het ween . - oe —. + i - — one n yer ‘ ie) ' = ! mwrne oor ore ire - - - . : _ . rin-urive truck *\ or will ‘ : - oN forp—vi irtually new; with 1920 tourna! \ . —REFEC y 1..DSMOR are or SS — and other ex w consider ws Pigg om TOURING CAR-—Perfect cond? oe WwW , odv: fine conditio ( Cor- nly Ay “eRe for tom 7 J :' ; r_trade, 208 fe body: ; has new motor and tran srnigation MODEL: PERI i T CON- ‘ ae Hy ' 3 — full 7-passe nger good as ’ nent; "TY Hark “a a ; J 1 hr ghee Gs2s \ : HIER sayy = Le) —_ -- : a - : Los Mae pees M . ev it nder, 19 : y f “> fae Me "oe os . . - — . = “ it mr — 2 —_ - - L [ i*te : . as y . ty oo ’ ‘ ee se x 7 . Py }; t I ‘ ’ vv xP 7 ‘ AR DEPT ’ “RING (“AR ia : oun , a. ; _ ol st ‘ 51% : - express hody : ; 1 , ' ’ ; ’ ha necric rT) . ar 4 J rilata, “2 . NN A Si. “ . nts ow: 6Ul DSMOR i | twiv nodel: rat without starter: U, J. carburetor: wil! , : arantee ew one: £00 Cash ) ) i. > we Py . TC. *k: just overhauled lise it ary eye - eto: ri] ipped. , . ohneon. san” ait’ a erry road. Colfax I ITIC N . b NEW Tl RES . : te ro ae o in rs co a. S., 1 ; nat ad “ n n.@ a hargain 4725 A — ; ; -_ a If Ace! oF grit er) -— reason lor rt / Pree aaa “ sehrern ‘ ile - leaving are fs ‘ ash or “4 ft a TOT, . ; Warn = ee ee = oa > 4 . : . ! tr? efi mh? T,} * * ule. refin yo ment board, dash igh motometer, fender | - 4a ~* evortster: itke new: seat covers, complete | invws - : ae POURING tAR—4-evlinder } nernfal « sek” EE tae O.lve Romont 14. (cf) a mets. new very reaeonabie: @ | ove d | SED : fet tools, new Hiren: in perfect condition: | * IE RCE rouring; ->asRenge! exce it; me \ppiy A Perie Storage, 00 Ka atu: Tr fine delivery bo iy: S275 dow wn, >= -_ a a nunder. ~ , | ; 2 ” es tet be t . \ payments. ] ww ies. ’ = ‘ 7 Li , ; ‘ " iV eT) it ’ cot. Te Vics ; - I" nerfect i“ 2217 _ mirror. tire rack ho ay « are tire; oversize | ‘ . Sesrine wheel. Yale lock wie, about ev:| STRATION. MR. HAMIL- | license, Leaving city, Can tbe meen Sunday yivustaen) ‘Une eXtTe good, $650, 400s TOURING CAR $225 buva this fe runiting mprevement that cauld be ‘thought up . o> D, Mm, P 5 ‘esta ozzi st. Lotus « cee aft: can arrange terms. 48%] © ; My : bey ae , tir + fe : - » - ———— —— re —— fae / TVOURING ne Cap t boos TS LPC oe . - — — a Stearns, $375; we Morris. 214. 16 N. List. near eon Automodll e Co 81° ae A) baba ~— ni ~~} BM) ae amet 7 Pile Ra } : ry) : Be ¢ : ! URED 4 : ’ “O@i in ar ‘ itl , ; P ' ~ fe c a | USED EEE, CS aie a | mont 3120, Central $12. Open Sundays and . aa 1 an tee 7 - ' it’ jor S741 Lewis pho (ce); MARION—S-passenger touring rr “tn good! _ Wath car with a mo | ne _ t(EO-Touring, 191: excellent condition, Mr ale. 4822 Lucky. ws, wien Maobtedhe Rin | Sunday e : Bn ol Five pasec ae : : ANKLIN—Touring; series 0-H; renewed, condition. 454 Clayton a | BL iti pa ~oyf Bag + — “ pers ret 2a 2k weer 3 FORD—New 1-tor , ~ Fine used a which have been mene ana C sah A | re inted: } « and runs ' e : Beye “ws mex ; arty vw sacrit ¥ : ré : ~ ‘ ~~ va st : “ap ; . ,\ @«~te See nger le . , ’ aw ton Pr ) . »* . y . - . > sa PRANKLIN—7-nansenwer, G-cvlinder: pood | CSF Co. AW Olive st. c) SN — : uring car, Ist-class mechanieal Yn - mat ne pe nm Sret-cas |) = —— , saiaaheiaiiniaaae ave goud tires, and really look 1919 Kissel condition: $750. 2°77 Rallroad av. Fer. MAXWELL Tourine car: uke nen OL DEMOBIT E- “Tourtne cas a m, chean, or what \ ou to trad fou: oe ) — $500. 715° FORT» -Truck. light delivery: open express rood IYVIS Onk . 47) terms 4744 nok. r wrk; ' ao miaiel. WwW acrifice " liew See: |. : a body: game guarantee as new: termes 420 6 . ¥ : it ak lee = a s “ - _ “ ad - 7 ta o notes : | " : ~ . 4 1s ; “? . . . ; 2 S06: 7 - ° Le oa ¢ “cy ray | 4 éete - > 9 : - v 17 . 1920 touring: omy brand-new MAXWEL L--Brand-new 1020 touring, $1100. have some cash, wilh t ey, REO Touring, 1916. S-nass.; d-cylinder; In b st mechanical condition: Pann | On — ; — ih oe ntl. $5 tite i . Se | vii Patter wn an rifice driven but Mn Clare av. (tice ; obile " is 5] a few -_ eeks ‘ ' 27 ‘ nt condittan My Ria rene Grand ; . : . “49 . 4 = pe i.tion Ford ’ Irv _" Pare 1?,,\ ers , yet s') hr Liberal! terms, + ~ sad ‘ wi: Sa Lon wee gUarartes geme aA-« new er "—A°R Tl Wa ’ vo ee - + - tate | l’ow Dy spateh th, Pusranteed perfect ferme ree, ‘, - ; . . on . : , - ve same free erry leq Mr. tear M AXW PELL -Touring ear; brand-new; wil) £- . SS - --- + — ' ' . men , " live ae ord worm iv ' rt DES ; , : 916 Stude y otor Co.. 2018 Locust st. Now aod ac rifice, 4401 A ia aka. ae 7) OLDOSMORILE 1vve’ mode] touring car . RE St fouring M, ur Show one Vim tr 3 . ‘ . AN 1016; 6 yiinder, ri puss rX RIS Poss . . and cab | , ahs a * - 19) ~ R mR, | MAXWELL- pouring Al condition: ‘a be bargain: owner getting larger car: can can S50; 1 new Royal typewriter: leaving cit: ' a7 ter and lights; must seil today. eS iriueks, eli kinds; itke new ht Traff_ic. stake a "1 — : -_ ~~ ~ eo al . __i¢2) ge in. 4778 A abadite “a “i be seen at Mount Olive Motor Car Co ‘ bw, B3a6 WV atson fr i Ive (sever av. bargains monthly payments 2787 - matic tires ‘} ann n STUDEBAK EK ‘w model, 19} S Tex lve RDON- 1019 touring; only run 6400 miles: : ‘’. Street and North and Sout? ' = Touring: late model: etreamiin, ; AR oo ory p -| ees. ict Teaffie Pt cee Tig ageestc 5 a cgagin . vire wheels eatra Ss se first-class mechanical condition: good paint; MAXWELL iE rood condition: 4 good! Creve Coeur Lake car to Olive St: axe » lhehte etareer ¢ ees Gan , A modern little family | FORD—Brend-new truck. a wie rears? VC uReets _— : not he found tn | 1918 Ford te ul ith @ b __ tires: el. Ite. magneto: S225 AP'S Chernkeer ein eens a neh ee ee | ene Oe tee es emer OVere) oe. good condition; leaving: offer ~ ¢ prend-new truck. any style ba.ty Traffic Dump Truck, with cal beuebt rient. oF a : Pua pped w umpere., motormeter. win- a ht oS — en walk me Blox ke "“ eet, or call ‘ la yton ee. a ; ‘ e 4 argatr Star, f . gut , sale G47 Mar rare? a rade 2" your 0 re | car: terme ’ ; sult. Rind used on y¥ a aha re tin a a® +? leht Poreet And man ¥ me curtains; anyone looking for a real bar- we 44-5 1 eh ye a best far demonstration io} 2 a . to, | = Sed Ieaiaesien . ae (of Autocar Dump. power swe EE ST DOFPRAKER—-Licht 4 late : theea « must otter tates it t Louis « av — ee " Ty ith le out ~— 0 diel i ee goo tires FORD TRO«eKS.-On > am a. . —e aneee 1) , a ets le in ara . --— ——_- a F, raha %, : incer -DAS#eNEer tourine Ma) . £20) Call between te . , ne-ton Worm drive, stare in med ¥ ase Fu ig order, easy , fe) | MAXW ELL--1917. jooks good. runs good OL, DS 1 919 >» tire . 2 a. 1 1 " Vushvuaee SC bedy: guaranteed perfect; easy terma 20) | ~"ton. stake lv. « r nd xeod looning; brent | Worm-out part Riverside S78) SAMO; terma. N) Monday. S872 ‘Baston. Tourtng. 7 -parsenger. ike new: driven wery ' are looming f light car this ie a TS UL RING © O17. 4-40 vr : _~ = ——— cs , nds nine * ne Rave var (a5 Sam veg © “ - - ‘ . en rer } aon ¢ 7 . ' ’ . wie, - electric . ‘ = = : ™ nite: alee : t e ° mad M ‘Say E LI. Touring 1918. newly painted etre by careful — r ’ gnod Ane ‘ es BS ... 7 a ; .? ; ; mn ! tarte: ving eit: must yd , sen ~~ } ‘ RL i rte kK. , a -ton. ‘va? maid Tt aT) VAW ‘ r aL rere " ; VN ber Nf vor ie 2600 and overhauled: will trade, J81% Russel! RiES; SERS leeens mol ent CF ourtr T b-oyt ; “2h Re usk:! nm ay a steice. | oo Baris end com plete overhauling: price Sit TH i ; White f Romén — S275. LAT Cass “Ts! er 258 =, IE RN MOTOR CAS, (CAN CAT.-White wie t 516. . = Vote car. d-cylinder: exceptiona. ee nan + SAL | oo . “iy for ore Par) erah - ’ . ’ - running order: $400, on tire | MAN WELI- Touring. 1017. good " , os : ¢ ee pos >t alienate Pon : YD R ; ning VITt_SON MTOR CAR « L . rk IN "AR Iwi On ot ty yr ’ ~ Sa woes , + t. “v1 Leoust at. acance 10 mm ) ar Rood iti ORD i lei ; ° th ar Tr _oe* IAS Penney vag Ope 4? | (03) order; new tires, $255 3521 Mic higan ic) Open Sunday forenm ; Seder of - é "wi me : na » a es. shovk abeort er i 4 it r : TROCK 1 lent delete uses oan = oO i, a-4, : , i ~~ er eee ee n Sun . be . ~ ; ee ‘ —_" : ‘ as hie winceble new oalet; ’ ‘ — —-—- . mean thie be a barge in.

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oe Ee , — y —_— —_~~ ee I ve eee ee Tre er ae ee Et _AUTOMOBILES A nrnrnnnnn Jo AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES _ AUTOMOBILES , AUTOMOBILES AUTOM \UT (OBILES | __ AUTOMOBILES . SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920. ee 1200 AUTOMOBILE S, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. post: DISPATCH 21B )MOBILES—-MISCELLANE ye Ca aed it fio tema eea PPLE | POPOL AAN, Crna | ous | wee _AUTOMOBILES MISCELLANEOUS - AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS | eo eee eS 2 a sais -_ ‘ “kh AULTOMORILE—2-ton: il liae |-~ eee | _AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS _ACCESSORIES, ane ae ee Ma > ae ad : Y. General Matar Sales Bie Auction! POLLED EOUS | S, PARTS—FOR SALE |_ ACCESSORIES, ‘PARTS—FOR SALE _ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR § SALE cleanest handsomest garage. our- " . - " i J. HL Gi be te" CARRURETOR--U. & : TIN . phcylinder touring, $900. Hupmo ile, Ing : Big Auction Autombiles Pot To Disit uto Co. SS Be | antend Beato” Seda: St Ford: $12; qua VEbiE beste G3.50. ine nett $10, : . elie 2); Studehak y " 1918 57-B Cadillac touring, VY ‘ wm 7 =| CASINGS —6. 3 ———m—o | 16 MN. 2aet in, | ' : : . : = : i , ‘ ix4. ar ; 4 bee Mad PM eine ic se gg npmeeed ngucaters._ yess: OF W atch for Our Big Auction 1917 Cole 8 Chummy roadster. IL in ARE | __@ bargain. 4s “Cottage s. in good shape: iVU LCANIZER R—Shaier W. P. R No 42 We have s large steckt of . mode . : , Oakland, , ‘ P , verland 6 roadste | COR ' re ; . of used « $5? Ss ith house ¢ ke ’ fd f2. po oR ag F easiest terms, 2177 | ° oto | Saturday, June 12, 1920. Overland light 4 touring. * Cc | en bs es y ee: Goodyear. $20. a ogee cree R248W. _€ woud at ny are WEiss TTR : » - a : ¢ “ ° j : : : ~ ore i me ination passenees! x A Washington Sanam oP a 4 © $ onsibility tivehe ne A ge gare of a ad ai om get By Ra o1% [no apy Cnacwed BR ETTER | Cor 'PLES © ASINGS—Two | $2x85- $10 aan _ all or pert. 1404 Bev : a on. iaatba | __emont 10 1 cM4 Olive ‘oan - - ——— eS ee oO 1° er’ ca wn ow : - RE « . . Ye - ; aD. ~ _* ’ - yy —Pprivate owned. On exhibition on on display: call and convince yourself: great- : + 1917 Ford tourings - v C - ew ms ashington Vu LA: ANIZING New Anderron system ; TIR IS—TIRE ‘S—-TIRES - ne _lot, Sth and Ww ainut. ~~ display of cars ever gathered together 1917 Buick touring. if RS VALU RS | | DOD T> P AR TS Lin je!) (1068. a ee _ seve the tire tread. ie Tower Grove. . = 4 : i y er ‘ st 4 oO mz. ws iy i oe _— ic} a . 4 4 — = ~ am 2 ; TCH our lot for uned car bargains. Ww eber - : take - si a! eo" eh a ., wn Negev A , 191s oO} ldemohile Pr tourtng. aid IX IDGE s 1h. new. comm: ~Te lal windshield: vu L. ‘ “ANIZING P LAN 7” ‘7,000 loc ation G [" AR ANTE E D a eter ceciteteee ocuet Ot. _ (63) | REPRESEN hake money on ae ny oor as the — —_ be 1818 Maxwel | touring. ‘ Pm 1S new tire holders: a ba ly for | modern ; $000 cash or $200 down and month- ee =e TO sooo wh Re ~ Ow N ERS A’ rre NTION' | \ A | SiG: sales starts promptly at AG: 0 2. bg i P120 Loc ust et. Open Sunda; sand ever inea. > ee De - Be oth six touring: like new. ington. w lillame Carriage Co.. 214 Wash- ly pavments “un N Tay lor av. ‘ ‘ to $18 oo pers desiring to dispose of their cars Open evenings and Sundays for inspection “Bomont 3120, Central 312 "19. M ew ollt BG; Waee very Mttic, : ~-- WORM DRIVE ATTACHMENT—One-ton, ; t to 18 75 find ‘t advantageous to exhibit same INS from ® a. m. to 9 p General Motor "IR Old’s rane Vinter top, cheap | ELECTRIC HORNS Two Bhedier & — %0r_ Ford chassis. cheap, 8%). 3116 Cass.(1) greens gipins Pa ooo Oe 22 king lot at Ath and Wainut sts. ni Sales Co., S044 46 Olive : ee ee ~ he "aad a beg wy rs — > com he On, oe |__Dodge, 1%-inch carburetor. 4212 Labadie | _ DEALERS. ATTENTION’ °° & © © ' . : eee . : ‘ ‘ eT o ‘> " ‘i ovr ‘ q "are a — os a AMI. a “AR “RARGAIN Just the kind ‘ _ - - . - ethes fan ee or 12 tires, in any size. (S31 S. Broadway Other sizes at same rate of dleco " ' ij Vel ; other Ford t 1624) a A ) t wnt. tea) condition: paint is absolutelv first T —_——- | ; 17 ; han . uring. renewed; eo nod tires _S. Jefte ‘Tson av organo wn ———————n———- above prices are on first-crade fac tery guar : Ss lh pee, Tg Aly oy ge a . | i } painted. aaSave chun my; rebuilt and re-' FORD ENGINE PARTS—Also Gray & Daevis WHEELS AND RIMS ~ pan —— in af iginal Wrapping, conwisting ; re ‘ | . : can be ae @ ~ avis f vr > epublics tacit Horseshoe Fisk, way from the show room is a used car, ; » Cadill eight; good shape: cheay an Se seen &t 28ol Wyoming. Call Quaker. Standar: “ a ‘A ge: | ” ni > . HH A VEE ‘Yor etre ~ 3 : “7 SP ; P tion. (on blemished or second y, KNIt iH l MO | ( rm ( ARS , \ ! Te 5. fal aad kee Ay yp Bheeoe: # I me a if Vuch's TO ( WN a AL i vo ott you at around 40 per “s discoun'! 7 A Bevera! used Knight motor cars, kh and j ay _ ‘ ' tter ra (oe ~~ - : HEA ADT irs ; : ~ - oe ‘ mx) us e carry in stocx practteally ‘very size tire ° es : 4 4 Stearns, Willys and Moline: a used %, ' a ' — i . CAS wo 3x7) new. $10 each TIRES AT A BIG BAVING i . 18, es pauline and we will sacrifice them ase they the question of our responsibility is sec- . - ' J ~~ Ha 0 oo S eth st [ can Save vou money on new tires, firsts, | ~ = - 4 wand ond to none “ hen vou buy here the ele- 191 ‘ Max el) Touring if KINITION an _ > awetn ape ~ . he ‘onds and renewe > a eM. F. oe | ment of risk is entirely removed. Com. | 1916 Model 83 Overiand Touring | $20, 000 ST vour own garage wy Fe — hey -WOX.5 $4. OxS & 2 @ See . ° « G marion : : Tare our prices and merchandlse with any | Haines (chummy 1917 4 -Daases, \ J \ 18 Westcott f-passenger touring wire 1916 Oldsmobile Light 4 Touring. Many others to select from | t aving Don’ f ise t his 18 stock with ry ne — ae oe na capa bie hen : ———— 435 | IRES | st St. is 1919 Oakland Light Six Touring. | ge Byet payment. valance monthiv. ge. \ ihe. ‘phone a es €iVen over . seven tm ail: @ Set of these mach WOOD SEF ARATORS . ; ’ . ad é . . . Liat © ontil © » rit a> . 4 i. lee i } P o> *T ony . i? ? ‘ ; rom . ' ie ~— ’ “ . : the ane "as aayk must Ler tanecied tg cr fawtalled. in Your sip. wiht mon ‘mas tar || Guaranteed battery amarstore—crenicaily| Less Than Half Price do + ie - Te. ft : ted for ervic We man oe ned Stock consists of high- xrade makes demon- 4 1" Westcott, 7-Pasecnger touring " a . t 1241 me _fntral 7 : Westcott, ?.passenger sedan 1918 Oakland Light Six Touring. | USED CAR EXCHANGE jel ‘eatcott, 4-passenger churmms O17 2. : a Ms os aa | wo your ti i on t alay , mm 8@ « : ; Westcott. S-passenger touring - M Hudson Super Six Touring. i 18O1L-1LSOT Pin: Bomont 708 ht iy ‘) ATO MD -~ ie. ’ closed out at ow © ty _— -e.. s Ge “et : oe sent on request an 7 oe RR of MAR K MFG. €O.. . nage 4-passenger coupe 1917 Saxon Light Six rouring. } — and itt At KAR \. M l) [)R \ \U IN will handle on ly Ni “>. mile . 7 all 7 “ “ ‘ ia PA me am 111 Ze as seecmeanee Sidney wt —117 t© 9423 = 4th «t (eo) otrae ne tires ; 1 Yilys- Overland, 4-passenger roadster 1919 ( : : 7 ’ : — ——=_ = ————- | ~— a ny} guaran i Fabri - ” Fiatemionte ns emai ce) : ao 1 use 918 Jeffery, T-passenger touring Side Ndsmobile Light Six Touring. —_— NY 7 re a heeie ‘ims and parts ee a ¥ ord and Chevrolet; crank shaft, qT IRE SALE ace ‘al a bie 015 yey 5, S-passenger touring H19 Chevroiet Roadster. —>———— K¢ Also “or demountable wheela a> oes. levrol ye k and head MH] WOx 3. wit ; ove your vu r ‘ARTS . sere . endare = ; her cord ox our ire Crgi. d mnie : Owe re- ynpletels renewed. United Motor Car Co., » Va ure Light Four 7 ouring. >] Locust St CLE UN Tr IRE! AND VULCANIZING co aaa 3 fends i Dodge, othe zeae accordingls net o dealers in lote of Santer mer . . é ah. , , Viet ‘ hod TO ri ec... GE inads , ’ ‘ 2 will Digare your *! sere. (;Trand and Vine Springs and ga: tanks, carburetors. All Ke resh, Guaranteed, ‘heels, rime and part ot all rn akes. Aina ¥ demountahbie whe . wor us et ‘@) - ’ . »* rye . j Locust ‘handler Light Six Touring. -— | _— ——_————- -- _ netos, at you “wn price. Rahmberg, 3'2 ire ’ , : () hi First-class Tires vulcanizing. GLENN TIRE ah D. VULCAN. (Cages . ROYAL TIRE CO., 5300 Washington. fe) |) IZING co Grand a Denpartuil © LOOK! LOOK] {1917 Kissel Touring. 'Bomont 900 Central 2300 Pp tt 7 SP K¢ TAT, , ey Aiatens: Four. 00r Roadster. [\ | “* en ree . es 9 | SURE y) — P er iN. ITE TAN KS—Two: 300 feet each ~ z TACINE TIRE News wurancea ame, | Magnetos, Generators, 2-ton; a Oldsmobile 45-A-Touring. — ang { ° ; like new. | LEXINGTON SPORT MODEI ai-ton chanel 7 ’ ' 5 ar ‘ Oldsmobile ] ight Six Sedan T rf . ” at *) ‘: fi te@ body and hood Monitor gray, with . " ‘: “ay — IMPLEMENT & UTO O. a ——— | horseshoe pe reain , ber ae fenfere and running aoe © heel white)! : Oldsmohile Light Six Coupe. oO A - ilts Le cee 7} a 1A44R od a bargain Johnsen, GRE ATEST | | el; tnt r To. + = I (C it i , St t — 7 . - | ee x car has only run @ short distance | Jordan Six Touring. 0s : Cit 1 &)(PS3 : I KADIATOR—New, Ford, late model. $17.70 arcers VALUE 0 i] , send your 2 ld one 45 : Sak am a) SERV (CE 8 ‘ooonrra: —- es Dera ad | ‘ ‘ ‘e~ iu novlle v: We tha Staniard-manke ni i , repair all maker of magnetos. coils. | tires obtained direct from their —1%-ton; ody * ye St PERIORN MOTOR CAR « Oldamobi i 3) ‘ . damobile Light Kight Tourin olet... 2 e008 P INGTON D UR —" seisinud oecntun memes C=> 1 %-ton: ooverea per LEX 120; aoe oo U TOR v1 Studebaker Light Six Touring. When 1 F sed C Morrison 5% ston: “stabs } ry = BU : - | OT “ty lebaker Light Four ‘Touring. lien yu nga Ser al \ Ou ; he RE CTIFIER . Like, aaw. intent oo ay gen e retere and starters, and vive quick serv- i respective factories ; 1 “ton: chases is ody. "Pte » o19¢ @ Pouring. expect to ha\ e a le rve show- ? —~ ale rt! bargain. YS) \ kK mri?) if 7 +, nae rt m x > tae We have a «eT sal G ’ AR ANTE oe 8 : °° cében i \y 3 , - : ; IN) ru ment of fuses, electric bulhe. gen- ) They contained surface defects al delivery. : 917 Olds hile Lig , v 2 | SEATS. —Sedan and coupe seat: lIko 2 rugs. * r ushes, start | -ton: chansiny oad: ° ‘ esmonrie Aght Fight Pouring. Ing to select from— that the _—_ ’ Scene antennae a at * 2 rugs. we OE o> Ae ater and ignition calle, . hieh have been corrected by our by others. All are in ‘816 Oldsmobile Light Eight Touring . lect is‘ right i | a ae (°C Market st. oe Ey inday. 20M | ‘the buyer the benefit of See tans aonaeee i a8 ae Rp bt sk ' _ A ~ : ‘ . : . 4 . va) . sworn _— j i” . ; . . MAGNETO CO... St. t, f - me Phe we } | are wood for Bhs mpc — miles Ce Truck Diatri wheels white ename , an | a . ne | ‘cane line ner: glse tube testi tank: | mi) = (cM) | °. eee ory . Wor save Laclede Av. ®t Louies | EXINGTON Ne a ' You will find all the above | |/ aes OPEN SUNDAY heap. 4054 Natural Bridge av. 39¢4 USED Tl eae laa a . \ , ' Hy ; r ¢ ' vis onroe touring cal 0 —— ——- | T Prices ub OBILES—MI pPepotlight, tir 9. Suinned dine iriven, and ‘ Aut LO (), 0 ; ‘Oo bine , - | Ve it) ht 1Vi9 Saxon io ng car SIGNAL, LOWKS-—3" for Ford machine. 4282 RES iil : 7.00 y thn SCELLANEC yr, spot! bt, tire pump, engine-driven. and \ UAC pe nts . tam an nd Im your se rr | ia Y | 1} 1920 Saxon touring cat Pn na wi PRR ¢ have @ large stock of above tires. that SOx: | be g.?: bart LES.25. late models; all : OTHER V wouted ES = . lection of a | SED GAR from i rth _ ii} | 1817 Saxon tour! ng Ca STORAGE BATTERY—6x60, used 1 month; > We sell at ridfculous price, from $10 up. | bred My fee ) %. 20 bs = ie eS 1818 . : " : ; ' de Yo cs OLDSMOBILE DIST RIBUTOR 1S 1919 Olden ~ , ~ rane $20; cost $37.50 Printer, 26004 QOltve piv a first-class condition. “Alay larwe fice, | 3° ' vhs zn > For saie, or will Doan ~ par . Gsinebile Tour touring STORAGE BATTERIES— 3. 6-volt. 3 I-!' We carry th best whe i 4: ‘ “a F th akuminuin ton; $2. Tourin oy ae 5101-07 OLIVE ST. SEE THE FOLLOWING: | j | SSIS Mitchell Spasnenee ceaeaes volt, rebuilt, your old one taken in! tires and tubes aacarsmens of hign-grace | Iii) Tr e9 Be. Tl 3. OO _ OD; cheap, THE RUPE LIOR MOTOR CAR co., Ford coupe elec light gis abet , | - i . Lf itchell chummy tT ade: cheap. Call any time Q°01- Vista at od fain tir “ be mate . on oe men ae : Pa : 4 oo is. ‘High- wrnde ane @ Lex >: istributers, PETA, COTTA , x, a ; ‘ ‘ a Sts . 118 Ky} ~ . passe ne r touring. rir Es RE fREADED bv new DPDri-kure pro. TARRY FR ANIC oe a , : ; 400 , 0 on an ine! Ss ——$ —_—— A002 Locust st. Ol EN Sl N DAY | Hupp N touring, 1916. ' y A) 1918 Maxwell ne oar ™ es. Two-in-One_ Tire Co... +828 Olive. (cd) Lin. esr 2-44 Lindell bl. Cen. S30 ‘ pa_° — mt : ae ms Central 560. 2 Che rs ims G19 maT ' 11919 Hupmobile tour! el RP TIRES Two new, never ‘d, nonskid, 80 + a uned autos. “| Dorris » | eve hens | oe oem a 197 | & ¢ i} | 1918 Mitch i! 7. : enger — lo. $8.50. 4575 " Easton use nonakid, Bix ASP E C 1 AL OF PE RING 4. | Rr - - S IN Hi | : : Ae ; i r . a MiSs, ouring . i ' Fad i ) : Niode!} tn) ry erlar qd t ‘ . — a : . w : at i] | 7 . . - . %, t ‘ hae sat ouriIng TIRE s-.4 34 Sone, A users, Puncture- | | vent ftrresponsible requests for ound City to i} Used Car Display Oakland touring, 1920. be + | » OPEN SUNDAY. _.very reasonable. Call 2059 Easton at 8000; Lancaster Ciinmene ehalus BOOO- Wi = panne, sg of gery ~ od hy = | en. Te O | el | ae || SAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR COMPANY \rIRES—3x4, $7: box4. 87: Sixt, 86 Wx | Mile guarantee. We will ship our Lan- @ requires With cack tite crue Buick sedan, 6-evlinder. rt \ if nan. ’ PE ANS. @.- Wxk &2 9790 %° Gr oe SO. See eet aaa ' e will ship our Lan balance C. O. VD. subject to your ¢ pureent n — AT “ - . i | . ani seh] la "ust es a IX. _? aise N (;rand ; cas "ry tres oni Open account to any re- : ey arvir ation and apvroval. A net Sphot ae new: parted’ ‘ Scripps-Booth touring, H evilinder. pas Ww ii i Romon?t latt. re 4 2S Two 3284 nonskid cor J* »\ sz aps | ee ae Th eee any mereree i piemmnmne is allowed when ull etering coach work C } M: I] 1917 Qo¢ acy Rros., TOR 4 sf WSs snourd convines you | amount accompanies order Wail wond ows , ‘ cH ~~ t¢ uring, é i to 1 “U. pitt i . 5 } ree a2 ~| : . pee se _——— - that Lancaster tires triust be as “oe ' ~ ttt © i " A 4 o iscum Maxweil roadster, 1916 and 1919 Washington—Jefferson . Wt" aneg eee). See i) ne ae at strict! tires and tubes are fold 0 1 pt ee a ee ° = . = = i i a . a . oa - ies . E y aw * ' —— ‘ Sistas . ; . . , ty yO. at strict v che aie - ric iv | | as ten ca ates ere es ee aa tl nce (|) BARGAINS || cuttigg sen lea | or gee ea iomaee "ll setters” Aare ’ . , ¢ “hes i : ie iit r . . eVY and Used Cars Overland touring, model] 83. | I. ; , 4 ; , : = = a one > ‘ "AR. \NTEED 6000 ie FS « 20 rihutors . e wt. ’ a ; Ft ae +’ Hupp roadster, model N., 1917 or a limited time we will |! (‘ars that anyone ean be proud ee eee — Call 306s pies we 'N es @15.a0 {| IL I ire Co : . : . ‘ ** . § « . e : : i #! . > o i) a ——s * Sinwall treat . h b B t V | , Hupp sedan, model N ' display our splendid and || to own and drive, renewed and | | TIRES—Two, 30x3! rles wolld; ne ; ea OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS MO ~ or a ; ‘ell ck chassis, with ca \4 | ; ie , :; | rebui ‘re _ i ches way (ty — crt nd 4! Saar aoa , L Moon, truck. mew boy. in ‘firet-class es aiues in ||, Overland sedan, 1918. comprehensive assortment |jj/| |! Te>uilt where necessary. Good |) | — nee a —- | 3 EP a #, Bomont 114, Central fea? s 7 tion, ax we , tires, new aint, generous , : . S-—SOxs he; guaranteed; $13.50 and your) 4! -s° ~~. 00 Wabash Av,. Chteago. Ll aur peseener vill a Saal wany others te (St. Lo wis Market | eae, ‘i gem of Exchanged Cars at the |# - SEE Rascint att > essing ee ES, eek tention —_ te \GNER TIRE ‘G01! Se16 Locust” | | Sundays and E ventria w n ; ; ; « oles m , . " , NA” el; rT i ‘ae oe y B : °K N ¥ T *~t 7 e Poh - , . Me Oe ‘ - si ~~ ne aoc ES —_— os Sad oat is ~ i oie coupe, evilnaer, ri. "Se : ll or ge sedan. 1018 . — é ; _— rh — -- nw. . - 1920 i eh. Broadway. Phone Colfax 487, Cen: || ‘A Renewed Marmon 34 Is a |) Moline-Knight tour., 4-eyl., 7-pass. || The display will be the Jordan touring, 1918 35 heap. 1903 Gever av. | Ari R. Mooney Tire C 0. | mo ON. ' mone Colfi , Cen-! > ’ - . . : ta . ar yh ° as a — . —— : a BS ' rie alcmonstrater: | tea) R191. ; ' -'i| Sounder Investment Than Westcott, 7-pass. touring ¢ar, 6-eyl., i} most eomplete we have || Overland touring, 1917 = Fick, ne 5. card: O16. Phioes. | wo | — ee . . —— ; ; - . , - Nt. | > ° . ag abigdtine tla . da & indell ie ~~ abate. Bie: L 4 le ———— SS Any Liked PAce New Mitchell touring, 1916 model, 6-ey]. | ever offered to the public. |! Grant touring, 1919......... 5 ii\ aves ey = =P —— = $547 Delmar BI. &B\ e - ¢ . “0 a — —~ --- ij , ia De ean . - ' " i ' : = Py e"Lar « ra: very che@i ‘ » } . pins aah L gg | : | Car ? Lozier, 6- vi. touring, 1915 model. lf emb "aces practically Maxwell coupe, DS hias ofa 30 B48 Lindell . ™ _— . -- Ore Wa om. IMO Joba , : Overland touring car, 6-cylinder . ae National phaeton. 1919 TIRE 388x546, with inne : ' 150, 000 W 7 - . X . i , e ee : *\ rs) “ho Vv 1 ~~ . 4 ‘ . ‘ ha 4 . . Pa : 4 > , 8 ee nhier tuve; new. bar j Or Cay snort model. @ Thus we offer in a renewed WEBER IMP. & AUTO CO | * ry type of car from 4 |//||| Grant sedan, 1929 ........ 1465. | 2am Franklin tin oO Dindett bioeM sone Neale |||} Marmon one of the greatest bar- , Now in Our New Building, | ord roadster to a luxur. Reo Six touring, 1916 7 a braucie ites ae gy noe nons kia slimhtiv used. | firsts, at best prices and atric tly guarantee 1. 3500 miles to ROOO miles. First chotee Wasthinetan. vi condition; practically new. - : ’ | Open Sunday and Evenings $4.%) each Francis ros... “a Gravois fe) | Prompt mail and phone orders is best choice, so take our advice and buy IN - : Hien 919 Cadi Se | | MITCHELL ROADSTER — 1918; |)) rs : Bs. TIRES—-Slightiy used; all sizes in all makes. ART B. MOONEY TIRE CO now, and buy liberally for future needa. © BIO RARGAINS. CUB ate-Gi ewe foe ee cee oe TTT ia anes wetes at the. pei | SOUTHERN MOTOR CO Sl Thee Gane fey) Testes ER, See Detar Bl __Delmar 574 _ | for another increase in the price of. tires : | 1917 Cadillae 8 Touring Car ie | VE ae see's TIRES—Two 25x4! x nl i $12 4 a pps "are limit Po ese and : A gee . , ‘tll OVERLAND SEDAN—I1918. 4-90 | ° ane . TIRES—Two 25x44 slightly used, $12 each. | tain sizes are mite mn Qguantitiecs an N. MAIN. MOTOR CAR CO. | 1917 Cadillae 8 Roadster. | | in good mechanical condition; new || pati: Ol , Pasar mre. a SiR TE. — | Hed wet Welete sensrve a ae ” « ) - : | paint ive 6745. TIRES—1 “4 first ~ ae 5 Lane Ve therefore reserve the right to ties touring. "body ear r eee St. 1 u! 3107 -3111 Locust St ae i918 W illvs-Overland; in firat- | ! O45 | each, F ran cis Hro: TAH Gre ols. et oom limit quae sold. We give you serv: : ° ; . *, i / ’ . —e ns j ge geen - — ce wit t ti w e radiator; d | » ' “24 = oT) class FUABIEG condition, jj PAIGE—-7-pass. touring; with wire = ps - — |. TIRES —Two SOX, ar a _tw o 3¢x44y, 1 on - Mall above’ aaesenieniet by $230" Zencatt eer, patterten ae Bomont 124). Central ,615. ||! We wil] accept as part = ¢ ie wheels This car Was specially |! " _——— —e — > | ees € heap. I rancis Bros., O03 Gravois. ( promptly... Open evenings nt *% board, skirts 1 pees . } p pa: men iit patyted te very latest color in ih ACCESSORIES. PARTS WANTED TIRES Cwo. 30x2. non skid. new. $7.50 eac: Starting todas we will sell automobile dav Sunday rear oy Fy tire | light-weight popular automobiles ) ee gra’ and trimmings finished in | : _ Francis Rroes not Gravots ic h | sega tubee at oritee ath we me — a 2 the dy + ggg nee R rom buy 3 tires " ’ . ) emerald green ay have AIR COMPRESSOR , him 2249 FS —5x5 ew — sa hy = | -—" u's, \ ires mus © examine ‘ire the reguiar feta “ rice. we on any of the above cars. | i VA UTES ait noni Ae sp a adie A "i a 1 | | ona | MI RESS¢ mR WW td.- I hipps, ar oe Lin- alee ‘. cell new non skid, $3! I i ipps. | to appre iate the rea! bargains we are of- wit!) sell vou another Tire for $i. . Think AE | ,) Hh ; un ne ~ ‘ Teme Ay Lg Pa — = ¢) fering Look at the prices and see us at of it. Practically two tires for the price it! rOMOBILJ 5x5. ches once. ‘of one You can pay a small eg B ill held them OPEN SUNDAYS I 7 t : | Bp BODY Wed b-passnger 7 Lee punctureproof, 85x55. cheap. good ‘ 9 TO 12 A. M. | IN— He at the price offered i ‘heap for cash. Box RB-22, Post Dis ate? —- = Madienn. , Siz etre wee ‘ear Red Guar. | the tires you select and we w ! AatT Te eT —— - os Ee 9 a. ht eee lemished. Guar. Guar. In. Tubes. thirty days for vou AUTOLITE -STARTER Wtd.—F o- TIRES 2x4 Goodrich nor niskid $25; 2 | Box or Chevro- . Bax $ 7: $ #00 8 9.00 3. UNIV BRSAL TIRE Co. fony,” —_" « — 4 lL. BI48A Olive, , per 6, 4-pansenger. | i : | STEARNS—5-pass. 1920 4 : | | . 44 . = — t a « ‘ he ‘ #Ti or - ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘ ; ; let; any cK ) lo oC , Ox, $2 . 2 BOx: 12 . J . art Ath) | pi . | tr MORE strator. Used very little; repaint- | SX — —— Biniech Kirkwood gS Gr 6285 . aenen wie) | teeke . 2.0 (Incorporated. ) = | 29x4 ry ps Romont 531. 2830 TLeocvet Btreet. at-class condition: Ili] ed Stearns bive, natural colored |'|| . ee ee ——— 4 STFAT: . fae aga bP - ||| FENDERS Wtd Rear Ove ‘ , ~ | TIRES—Four q. d. straight, new; cheap: no's 4. o. : t_ Nort! Market, a i : AU | OMOBI] IE ( ‘O. ut be —s eord tires; pftice that is model 75, Central rer rland roadster, use for same; private. Call 922 Choa - b2x4 2. 5 2! INNER TUBE. FRER Wei Woods evele car: yy ms ; : - teau oe ; ay = g 2) EVERY TUBE YOU B = order, m0 s. J co , > : 3005 q I OCcUs ST ST. iR tA DLs Al fers 4. -19186 Baby De mod oe | TIRE BAR ° AINS ‘ N Sg — a —t 34 14. 1 ’ ' Pen a - A IM IPOSSIBI Iz ie Foi ‘ ‘ ietor AST Tennesse e. iu d \ 84 a Ve ew and Slightly used. r¥t other sizes accord! nly Deon’ t ean: Tab 4it_ | VELIE—Light six, 6-pass. tour- | : " ‘ - -4 j “ge al 4 shc vw & 4m good running ee u eneral Auto Tire Exchange, 1920} pyy now: mail and phone orders promptly | | rIRES Wt 5 for your rs = In pur- N. 12th st | ati 1 . tk | "modal: : $575. Call Bu LS | oxcelle st condition, 61% . | , | Wy el Y ? . rare a. * er We suggest you see this car ' —_- ---—— —— a — lla a = ing: newly painted: good mera .a- : ty en: 5 horseshoe tires nl aaa T ' re “0 if guaranteed tires. shed > TIRE: Ss 82x ~ and 2x4, brand-new Open evenin nd Sunday ge ane hi bog | ne, nde Six, rand-new, | s an un ef . ——— -_ firsts: sell, bargain: call Mondayg. 1011 | RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO., c 4 R117 WESTCOTT—1917 7-pass. tour | ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE — ' : —~ | Romont 1180 ree " os — - — pom ¥' “" Sundar after Ty r) Schonfeld 1221 (‘heatnut art . om ie $ a 5. CW Cas 8S ries Mio : . ‘ it} oe O4 ue 0 fion adiato . in exchange; tool box, a - anaes on : oe nonskid, : 85. : isd. a * a : Sc sometaing for nothing—} ou iii Crown fenders, $14 set demountable wheels, | TIRES Two bix4'y Firestane silghtl,s 4Ax4 nonskid, 0.7! np ae % have nothing. We offer honest i PAGE CARBRRIOLET—I18018 Iileht $12"Bu 90c; jacks. 80c: (] uges. We: used $11.85 each Krancis Bros., on We refund your money if tires are not en- eS now carry ; terms; rade. ‘ 5: ' nes ne six This car is repainted. parts | ucke Ay bumpers, nickel-plate r oC a (ce) poobe sSutisfactory and are returned to us un- sey me na ears _ ’ Vela ‘ . " ii or a 7. , - , py * : $19 mod. , ’ value and honest goods. | renickeled This car is equipped ||| ;. fio mats, - patches, Ith Pes ne xt’ os. 8. NM. B.; OND BNO . mip model. light Des 99°17 LOCU ST ST. | al a ze ‘ ¢ t - i) ls T he | | wit h Fiek cord tires front and | . 1ses8,, — anne i . 7 yp ms et Teen L, ~ S.. the ' toy re cheap today ree 5. e, . ~ - mh ‘ pon orders filled promptiy. Open en = makes and yy 4 a a 3. , — HBUDGUON -FREAMPION MO- ii) | iil] Seer Sumper. Secure our price ||| Grand, Open Sunday. te) | meee aso — ——- ARNOLD A. WRISS TIRE CO., them for : : ; REBULI T Ss ; ’ ‘ ae : —_ - - + Ese nonskid tires and tubes; tis _ Bom n Or. factory list. w } tee eke - wees TOR AR COMPANY'S | ~ . om ' | ont 1 8384 Olive st. * (99) } Weber Motor Cat > Ml OL V ( y a ‘ - rep- | JORDAN — Late model ‘-pass ACCESSORIES And }: ‘ord supply spectal --*yViinde Posch magneto loll Ss, troad es . | are in position to Batteries ; : . , — ' ; it] touring Thie car has been re cale emo able e] “Oo ‘ F (c) 7A Th Ano bee you immediate ea k + 7 : . . . -_— —— = — ™ ; ~ . h Roadster and Touring. a | utation for fair dé aling is aD aa painted; good tires, Car of excep. he liator . vie. ; ra, $5.99, T ‘S--Anad tubes. 30x3% clincher. S2x8t ! STANDARD A uTO SALVAGE. Cer | ot ag pees later . 1} established quantity — why ||| Oma! Value, Row price 1) Spot pte 9 | i ne or We do vulcanizing. 2010 | Sel ¥ Ice Piston Coos : iets, Tide: Se “ ore , : tops for tour. : > on : . oy — =~ - Kings Locke RES—I0x3%%, $9.50: 3ixd. $15 | LAMPS OF ALL KINDS Our Complete Line Maagnetos take a chance? | BUICK—1918 touring: with Sum- |] ar 4 A, Be 3x | mer and Winter top. i i evervthing * jacks umi -. vulcanizh promptiv attended a J. of Hose s, ns =~ ae | Grand | ONE YEAR'S GUARANTER id ite ay » § t tion; rum ‘a WY ve $400 at S&T North 3 { HUP 5-passenger, : Bia DEL. Se Louis’ F + Weed Iii : box : . — 83 st. Louis fForemos sec ij/|. STEARNS — Late mode! 5-pass 2 a a ae aoe. 2 Ren ae ee gaa ew motor, car ' CHANDLER, "i 395 | Car Headquarters HI] ‘touring: newly painted, at ee ill Supp! . 1118 cy nut 7 ] -? —_ : Ra ‘s 910; bax. , tT | A SAVE ; So A RENEWED CHANDLER ine phant gray, trimmings and run |) ATWATER-KENT-—-1822A 5S. sth. rear | stona and U. 8. Phipps, 8548 Lindell. — (c) I ON SECOND-HAND ALLEN, " “ - -o ) | ning gear finished in an emeraid wi ALIO HEADL ee ANT TRIMMINGS rée- . ‘> ‘an be as | plated b . rapt Serv Ce ee axa and Set Fireaton « 3 | ‘PARTS FOR FOLLOWING CARS ye resvene, Sewwe | Abbot-Detroit Great West- Overland te 7 ~ . > si ' e ? h ’ r ‘a 4 BRISCO, IS NOT Every Car an } If] teem; hae the “appearance of a A) HTC Ei iN “Wome” ofS ita | SaeFe cork, Sexe ana, te “ A I SED ( AR = +. Central $5, Mai bs hl nee -——- ~ — —— ements — | American ern CE ALE lo reah Tiavers Apperson liaynes “DORRIS 7-Passenger, On a -_ ——— TALMERS. a a ernaddn | hyrent; 1 Vy 1 gi oii) MARMON TOWN CAR — Hig) | x rRALLERS- Carriage wheels, 2 rut a 2 8t ——— BEC Al SE cXCep ii0N2! alu? | «lage motor car: in pink of bene ee ne | » OU hae — " ae an. * 1. 1 a: 4 $12: ve: , aa USED AND NEW Auburn Herff. Rrooks Aid s body bat ‘nT. FE Kergdoil Henderson MOTOR CO GUARANTEE SERVICE coer ylger gi merey || tires and etl ait, yor care ond. traces | al: 2th Bis” : , ; . . Heel ac? a ee tH] a, — Aue Sam all non-anid | act ruaranteed: tube S A QUESTION OFTEN ASKED i AND SATISFACTION | , : MISCELLANEOUS—We have to | ! letor s aye : oe oe tub “ oP Y = ou). | Carter Car | All rebuilt, repainted and re- | | offer several touring cars with | Ty 1tz:Ee vuleanizinge sectional and retread | - ——-——-—-- x. . ‘THE LOGIC AL ANSW ER WOULD Chatwieh {? TIRES—F L. : puncture-3 proof, SEEM TO BE TOTRY THE BIG AU- Chaimers rell ther ase they stand than put | we save a4 o 0 per cent; catalogue ‘ ar cord : iii | free If vou want to buy, sell or exchange ‘a: Mu | ay; owner leaving $112 | ST ANDARD AUTO SALVAGE CO.) Crow-Elkbart BOMONT 634, | ’ iit ‘innati, ©) | Westcott 3-Pass. Roadster || 1918 Hudson speedster. | | REASONARLE TERMS AT oe ION —A\ itomobiles | wanted. We re Ons cireleet-ate; meee Gee. ote Vee ERN IN MISSOURI NATUR” 5. ” Marmion ' ’ he 0 cash Oo pay F lemons uti 0- c] coer, 2 es, & fe rod - - » i ae 4 ~ ay 'ALLY THEY CAN FURNISH WHEN FAL Matheson 1¥17 Hudson cabriolet. RATTER\ 12-voit Willard; like new, §20 teed; ic} $11.45; Bix, $15.75: ERS. CRANK CASE (D> SHAFTS, P18- | Garford ras) TTS U CIUUU IU Imperial Touring || 1917 Apperson chummy rdstr. || | | . ’ ar ae Locust at Jeffer BATTERIE . voit, 100 ampere t-|- | eemrnennier: pps A ee 1918 Dodge sedan. Han ee —_— ee na. lichtines rit oe mM, ’ > ae ‘ghee TIRES SACRIFICES. C-rem mm FE Pe . Qoniané Se Vulcanized tires, all siges, are being sold | PART OR AN ACCE AVE | yin me 2 +7 : | ie Pal * , i Pal * ‘ ) biti tion, bea’ tifully painted “with | nec ; Ps : i a ate fiphe , wnt «@ ‘ . ASH ST. LOUIS W E REBL ILD, REF IN ISH and : Sma!) cash payment. Balance maroon color; wire wheels. Miller bd ; afl me - : cm thi ~ om } a a Brush Hudson \ ir er accessories. il T en. abt Gee en amd tanaes | 1 Ue-—Sens, M): 30x2% R2x3 14, sis TTIERE CAN WR accessories a ~ 4 your are and truce , s . a4, $14: Sx4te eit WHERE CAN WE GET PARTS? oe pa = ry al USED CAR DEPT Chandler Touring | nickeled. Lt. Soe ene AOS garters, ehieh iT olds, boliers, alr compressors, | puffars, , "” . ‘ ‘eea & e . e wou rathe ; me ors. bench sola. any make or model; B7xh , ; (res, puncture proof 87x » 2217 LOCUST ST Nash Chummy Roadster | i dame ae. comtiticn Leck ure ,proe’;.°754"9: | TOMOBILE WRECKERS — THE) ‘23° . . ‘ i Ii conc on. n i handler 4.Pass. ( oupe |} 1920 KEasex roadster. ‘| Automobiles over. _ these [iil | write the Equipment Co., 45 Canal, Cin-|) (ass avy - - orria a TIRHS—Bome slightly used. all sizes, clinch- |WRECK MORE CARS THAN ANY Eiinore Yous ; 1917 Hudsor uri | _ 0 oe ke hyo ait 1917 sere hese. Bel es: qui action ‘i bring ; ur a somos le, year, Knight. Diamond. Lee Firestone, 4 +» " ver an . ourlm ‘ ‘ | ' . . ib N Hh II Hl AC aa se | p. ; evr os . g | 1v1s Oldsmobile coupe. Th , C te 7 Vike tor Wwrek r) 304A Ww we yorning "« 3, $6.7 . 32x3 RADIATORS. ENGINES, Hoopes FEND- | nh a - R EF WIL LT awo & EP AIN TE ARS | Studebaker lrouring 1916 Cadillac touring. iti it alr ©. RATTERY) e Volt. S0 amperes giz: fully 85x55, $18.50; tubes. from vo up Do n't miss TONS CONNEC TIN ' i charged 40434 McecPherso ; ae this aale. Open Sunday. Cut Rate Tire and w HE E °y va] He : leases poo « ’ n. — | Sup. Co. 1113 Chestnut -ELS. RIMS. HUBS. A a , U Gilde Nationa] on Kisse) coupe 4. passenger. Ford Coupe IK: | : , | Frou | Som Nem SES re ; ie Bomont 7600. Central 2775. 1920 Buick roadster. | : ATE cy ey — Cap for chargé IT. CAN GET IT, OR PEAT y | WA GNER TIRE CO,, 3214 LOCUST Week >= GOT. | PARTS FOR THE FOLLOWING "TRUCKS Oakland six 5-passenger. Ch ' andler Chummy Roadster. 1918 Reo touring. ieee Open Sundays | Battery (‘o.. 4740 Delmar : (c) ' Central Bome nt 1650. ePr cia THIS “My eee —_ aaa T Patterson six 5-passenger. 17 Saxon roadster, like new. Studebaker Roadster | 1918 Maxwell touring. : : | BATTERIES—1 6-volt, 1 I2-voit, with guar. | SP ca + be 7816 Studebaker six 5-passenger. Overland 85 Touring 1917 Ford coupe. ——— lt S518 Greenwood. my Benton 673 or call at} Tire Sale “$000 Miles Guarante ed | Feats: , a Dis £O. RGM - - aw 7 — six 7-passenger. Reo 5-Pass. Touring. 1918 Buick touring. neal (> — | ||| BATTBERY—6 volt. startink battery y~ for | 9 S0x8 4 eae Sdaais, Gis; Saxe, 815.46 "Soi a, Ree pg = | 1} z x 2x ; ° atwe prin 391 he ellen sat + aad shape The above cars mentioned are | And many others. | | Grand. ae SE Se ee — © 8. Jefferson o) | ., We alge carry & @ Shafts for ail makes aia S amass’ os. “= ’ e . ° i i ; | o i tte ’ rh Pp . w h com piele etoc Many more renewed cars. Au TeSdy for your inspection and im HUDSON-FRAMPTON || |. : }\| | BATT BATES —Awcenabile basterten, stieutly | TOR -Detrait inter we Sor Pure wourtng) | oT ns, © Oe Bee ee eeeee TE ina rans nalantone p and Heat anion Prtees vigues oo Cy guaranteed against mediate delivery. Call at our: . ‘onthe apins ame . mah | oo o'4 ont yt b a oe. > Teg “teh ae ee touring. $10. roadster, EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED. TRADE IPF DESIRED “ARANTER: ji J , it Th , mo ee -- ' 8.50 on. ’ - . ° place and make your own dem- 4525-27 DELMAR BL. u | BATTERIES—Maxwell. $30: 3 Dodge. $30; 8 TOPS—New, a one-nan. hair. i STANDARD AUTO BALVAGE 00. | ,. Fou Mes Sees ne Ghul ee R.. 7 Chevrolet, 825: batteries for any car; old | fifty curtains: bargain. 4578 F Faston m, (ce) 8931-33 OLIVE STREET, opinion, give eatisfaction or fe. ' "be ST. LOUIS, MO. ‘Voneyr wit om ob Ba oF » WL BE C EERFULLY R ones taken in exchange; ttertes recha te 2880 1 LOCUST ST. onstration. (Near Taylor.) } | ence taken in exchanae: batteries reche . t oane e . arter, ‘ } — Pp Centra) 5223. Terms if desired. Contees ‘VERS. Port Vara, Grand, a “ Complete, . th chains, st tae Mail Orders a Trea. ac AGNETO— t Spence BOSCH G en iy seen : Us Monday. ae) tm Lindell 294g De mar 1020 Bentay 9 a.m. to 3 p. m, Forest 831. Delmar 395. 3 5 i wes 1) .

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" 2s 500 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Hor ses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. ee . CYCLES | HORSES AND VEHICLES HORSES AND VEHICLES __ MUSICAL CO 22°2R eT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. le i i FOR SALE FOR SALE . J eee EEE RE Me, ANTED Ais undiubccds bauble ceo casa nan |annrn~ ~~ | OVER PPRMP LAP ~~ — Oe WR oe PA PAPAL Lt ~~ = LP ee —~— OPP PPA el el elt a Oe oe a —. Oe is = i in od * . . : . . LE Wtd.— J ‘itb- ARNESS rouble and single set. Ad- PARK WAGON--One light: one macadam | ORGANIST Wtd.—Play combination. Apply BARGAIN in oblaver- planoe, computing | MOTOR CYC td.—H, D., with or wit ee een ae l. a wagon, one ash wagon, 2 sets single har- Dr. Diehl, 2811 Wash. Bomont 2430J. sehubes "fone $75 upw ae _Se? ther? Sone BOOKS of all kinds, Call at 3715 Clarence, | SURPRISINGLY cheap prices on men’s sam- | CASH REGISTER—Ic_ to §$3; ft - _ e | | i . . nd 4442). S7iti dress 1608- Bi adie st. or cal > = aid, BOOKS—HBought. “any quantity, no library to pie suits; come and see. 2707 safayetts. scale. electric coffee mill, cigar case. ome | out side car; cash Gra =| ness; all good condition. 2704 Gravois. Pm a ee Sey es ibe om Franklin Arsenal. HARNESS W ta.- -Seconahand parts, ama rid- — : nar Bell phone, Main 312 a St Oy an et Wes rdrob: Exel e - | COPPEE MIL L—Enterprise; 2-pound hopper; | MOTO RCYCLE Wtd.—Trade speedster ag: 4ida war. saddles. Orassmack, 1217 N., aveet a ER'S OC ITFIT—6-year-oid bay rodre. 1S peat eens, ores per hour. Box B- G1BERT & OO. and a — e ce 9 " , e , r. ’ ‘ ¢ =e Vuil = . elt. s Vet ik cei : . t of referen library books, mociery 4rarobde mxchang |. fine condition: $10. 8434 Walnut. tomobile for same. Call today ee —————- -———} with brake, scales. license; all $85. : LADY PIANINT wishes ic loin orchestra re. | © 4. STARCK PIANO CO. ‘ ; eve- ELE E: c °T Ric P [ANO ce slot: ! ' _ BOOKS AND PERIODICALS CLOTHING STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES ) BICYCLES AND MOTOR nner ~~ | PPADS en er eee + x ali oenicn maeatia ae eS to pees MUSICAL EMPLOYMENT Se ws”? _ PIANOS AND O ' _ehean. TIA Ene ton , . ‘ . | Louisiana = ED ' J SK toil ‘ ; 8280 > Sth st. - rannx * POCKS—Brivv annica: levant, %& morocro, In- | Big ( losing-Out Sales ' DESK—Ke SOP. aw SIDE CAR Wtd.—Hariley Davidson; state _FOR SALE. . = : alin ee — . - hearsal: object. work; afternoon or ca 7 + din res! borwsin for cash, 4241 Warne.| June &, 7, 12, 14; everything in the shop | DESK—Double, flat-top. 3132 Chouetau aa? price and model. Box B-166, Post-Dis. PEDDL ER ~WAGON—Harness and license. nings. Rox T-88s. [oat- Dispatch. soft drink stan new and ful MKS 300 hook ' thar aj. reduced and sold at biggest bvargein prices; | Lrsk-—Large t0- inen roli- top, - $35. «148 + oyoy oo ‘ . tion: Rsegelie Bice authors, good condi- \mo further sales after June 14 until Sept. __ Cass, Tyler 258 Oe il. ne si ee ee eee wagons, me. herokee, S... ae —_—_——| player wishes to play in smal! orchestra. | PIANO—Paby grand ‘Jaaaie & ; , now for summer, fail or winter DE SK-—Oak; roll-top: in fine condition; sell ICYCL E- Sieus ait $17 $941 | Iowa. rubber. wide. narrow: ice wagons an PEDDLING OUTFIT—One-horse; complete; 4638 St. Ferdinand. ce Lent tone and action; sligh oa a , ‘ J lige . : "aoa aes . ——— agra : 4 ‘5 er am ike new: $15.__2¢ : , 7 ee ; | PIANO PLAYER Witd.—For music depart- | —*! nese i i i i aneinite.n teres ANCES—Wagonettes. carriages unN- | Cs to 12 a. m.; cheap if sold today. MU SICIAN- —t.: trom be ne and saxophone takes _ rt. ‘unninghas .. Boal | —_—_— OO L he ii a. ™m, ane om m.. at 1422 Dodier at - , ee — s of sales, § aturday, 9 to 6; Mon ay. -argain. Call _ Monday. 1011 | Market. - or) a a top. $35 up: Shetiand pontes — eee —_ Mark Tw ain and other good books; : oT) : . | DES : - bookkeeper’ s: t. _$15 26.833 Lyne h_st./ broke, $55 ; harness, 75 sets farm, cK PEDDLING OUTFIT—And route; leaving nypnt in downtown store. Apply McCarthy- GABLER--Like new: beautiful Fastrman kocaks. 1722 Waverly . ke . (ER " F ahd age TE aed '—There res bargain. _ 209 V ictoria BI dg Ii > CL F—Apply 4417 x P ennsy lv an fa | gen ‘ * *Ts ee. wages) P. ie its 4458 Oaklan ce See Fisher Co . Calumet Bidg . maa and Chest- Rae ~ ged mahogan VY: reheos = ¢ ne sine - ' 4 . “ —— - ~— rapa ns oe Ip: nv ’ clea, i ss. LLes, UTTILS, , , : be ree ci eee at C —— — — | ikindy of ‘cae wonmaa for things. the us! Tyler 1oll-top; pose comdition. Call is lc¥e LE “2614 Gravois. Sidnev 1074. —s | aril” eouuaeeet” : ,o pamper « : “~~ i MUDLER WAGON-—Good condition S2ag} nut. . ; , sili { ml. — NCYCI LAP be DIA We rier edition; reason-| other does thines We have “been doing | Monday, 925 Chestnut hic ¥CI ‘LE- aa 0 4025 8. “ompton av. z | % aeene top. ope ao: a af omen ai Missouri TALENT Wia.—\ ecalists, manhists, instru-| SMITH & BARNES, fm ahorany : "> . _- —_ , - 9 = . are Demnstmeen “ “eo ’ . Ay . — . " ICA—Late@ edi- to “help keep up that prosperous oe re ar: wonderful | bargain B231A Kk nright, : Slevin av. ; | teaming, heavy. Lester & Co., establi: d. ‘47 Allen, ee -_ - on ely 4 ~- J * ee med ? Dept “a. | SMI rH REIS PIANO (© 1005 ; mm: new: a sacrifices wll Frankiin. fe) ence.”” which ‘‘means everything tod 3 ; “aaa es siete ad | —— —--—— -_—- __— ess | Ie (pen 0 to 12. Sundays » 8. ; OLER’S OUTFIT—Cheanp aet hares: ’ : + Uresl, — er Pee es . . - 2. Nt yt4 inter ke \ 1; ts ry } nn KF! ie’ " i- In our lif te , go “torw ard” or b ac kw ard, ™ b peed *h ge “001 ae desk an i Bik “Yi "LE . b ri ask i- Dew , at u bargain. JSNSY BU q) S Y New strong ; 1860 S “ > is "P : P ED! pe 4151 atetaadl fast hors . _Meridian,, Miss on ioe alia d thi PL, AN‘ is 4t) uprights. slan dard She lanes re wh v- bias hn Night . dressing them up at little or no cost. Buy our | _ Se, * _. Marine av. ms — = — Pe : ES Sang yane WANTED cluding Steinway. Gabler ete and low bes tit ‘lly ‘llustrat a } ke ing them up at little or no cost. Buy our, DEsKSs—liwo, Oo, roll top; sn perfect condition. BIC YCLE Man’ 8: good tires, guards, coaster B L GOGIE S—lrrop-tonv ri nabouts, park wag-,i BUDLING WAGON Like new; cheap: also 7 FR: 17. Leonori Auction Co, ; ! i? . n ab sUSi Ta Cen WOKS. uncalled-for clothes: ‘‘start anew:"" we are | wis ) Century _Bidg, (c bre ke: $1: 14 Alic e ay ‘ ons, steel or rubber, 835 up 119 = 14th st, single set brass-mounted wagon harness. CASH paid f } j ndhand AY ER P | ANO. Old sty le. - : ali 7 y 7” wT ¢ > a T ’ 24232 (‘ass avy. : rt ‘ oF BAXOPp LON es an ar ca ue ’ . eS : ana ~~ ~ ag? “ hay’ Tay ave. anat you DESK ~ Le sk chair and 2 ‘office « chairs. ~~ Bic sYC ‘ake -F irst-class ‘condition. 1:40) = (SL | , ; Heavy running gear stor ss buggy, — — [a on , tMmstruments Tony FP lac ht. 1001 Pine. (5)! on is a bargain at $18 nee CAMERAS 4 . i TESOSS. | veh is your | —2!Y 182] Alfred av. ic) $-s] y wagon 415 Gravois PEDDLER’S OUTFIT—Good shape: brass- i IANO Wiad Corie — $40 STARC PLANO > CoO. , spend your uous - = epee ye regu ~ Nye c= ae a . — ns | De . “Co ~ “s am 1 mounted harness; sell separately 3417 ‘ —t prignt, any cane. pay - -_—— " ‘Abrams & DESK Ro Il top: electric fan and two rip mT We LE—Cheap for cash. Call today. S083 ey aon 4 _phaeton; rubber sea Texas ' a Casn Rox K-30, Post-Dispate My beaut iful “Taahot y a Torr + Ss 'TRLT— Young fat horm./| PIA NOS Wid ‘prignt. in exchange. for 1OKS oe Vol : mti rary, J : : oe a ve Ridvath Librars fof. 3100 s Grand a) | ——— Oak rw, oak desk, BIC YCL “L .E- Like new YY’ Shaw av Or Aaa ~~ tue CASH paid for kodaks, Grafiex cameras, any ‘lod > iving, . save W a\ saws. 2200A Forrar. _ I'nion ; , P EDDLERS ol , ee “o"? | ———— DIRT WAGON-—-Double harne ss; $50: spring . ee phot : 2 Fr I heer’ » 298 Qillivan oe (A | r; ree suits a: , 7 +> ¢ . Nrass-mounted harness wagon, Ike ne@. _ not ographs, S« hubert & Sons, 2007 raha —- ; Mille r2s . " thre 17; cost $40. Western Salvage Co., 2021 | 5768 Westminster. (o> aan all sae Rear. 1717 Eliiot lim ay a -PL, ANO— 3 ; worry DRI iINts HORSE—tiarness an run rut. — 2 ae | aVep bp =r" a . rom actory; ri era. “J. Miller 2? Olive (ey i DESK AND in . T Connell. 1021 8 een and ri apo o,| PEDDLER'S OUTFIT—Peddler selling ,; PLAYER-PIANG Wtd.—To exchange for @ aii: ow ¥ = _- cleaning department garments are talivr! ~$ ¥ Det l f) cent rood condition athe Ss. Com m ay 4 yvoung mares and horses, wagons ar« | nice i0t in Southanipton. 2716 SS. Jeffer- -- ——- >. = ~ — i, °° t AM LRA irk NO 1) oan ramic camera,| made and from the best m anuf icturers; $10) | 305 os Ponty, | at or Zoe. ———— | RICYCL. E—Cheap first-cl condition: cal! HARK NE SS. sets double farm harness. ¢ ‘all ness: cheap: bought truck (all rear . Turner-Reich } + RT Smithers, 4 ss to 820 Can you wear 34, 36. 3S. 43, 40, 40) lobe skS—Severail flat-top and roll-top deeks: | 192 * Sulliv an av. t Class ond +s he at “37 (0 Chouteau av 3 = Filiot p IANO “Wis ail aaa gg ee condition. but slightly used + —- «¢ desk and office chairs, Box — | HAKRN ESS—f double work or farm harness Prey LER'S | UTFIT—S-vear-ola ry! . “te S408 R dling Th e Ae ollan Co., 1004 Ol "AM ERA Higehs at gr atte 1) shi tog rapa bh \ emi -. wi . |’ ants $s. to s3 >. ‘ ‘oats, S53 \? : b. oOst- -Dispat ‘ nh. ; rr Tt YC L. E U bf d but. a short time 404? Net P= nN" er} le i c he aD 8611 * ase hs TDL . . | s? 7 nT! ond hy dapp ¢* | Rd am. . ; “ _— . - CAN = _ beat thie - = — . , 9 ni a ; a -— —_ : eee waeX ‘ . ra ors, TASS-rmowunte single arness. | . , mu a . A. OU ” ar a, Sta, as new, gro : vith strong; f° ~n > gg eg Ry to, $7.5 %: oo - toKS-- bargain 1 roltt-top desk, $25; . atiemen i ’ Net tk are MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ira ba led, £10 1118 cai . coms let . ont storing ay — , ” eo ' Clet en | Sw). ii Sunday after 10 a. m., or Mon- | BICYCLE—First-class ondition call Sun- mules, dirt wacon 1921 Morgan Mullanphy . “i appr tae’ —elb moe rams Cieaners iay. 205 Commonwea'!th Trust Bidg. dav morning. 2331A 8. 12th — — = —~—— ; : . BANJO—Vega tenor; new. 4560A Chouteau io ‘ —— -_—— - pare age a = = HARNESS—Single and double: 6 wageorrs. , art and harness; reasonable. 4524 Grand 374M Pi iano Bahnsen, ‘upright: ma . " ‘ Mn.i] orders filled both jf hones, ie) , Ne Anda cnairs; mahogany or oak, : BIC rC L, E For girl "yy ‘to 12 ye ars Oo. pid; bar- horas con stake wagon 1n19 OR AN ask ---— — action like new ° less than half e " oon ae ens i“ les NO + — —d ltry: Burroughs adding machine, as good cain. 420 Maple. Forest ST 7. (c) HARNE — . - : - : 2}! CABINET liigh-grade, mahogany. for rolls, - " * ; : . : . , ANC} — ’ ri nt; ft k ae Lye ogy AUCTION SALES—Americ: Railw Ex- phone booth, tool boxes, lockers, lumber ; * : L —— Arst-clase ; : -), At Aa braga n 5 Reber ; ies ae ' ner nai» ay r | and kindling wood i452 8 1 st ‘e) BICYCL E- $15. John Wolse hlazer, 2111 SS. chear “U26 Cass ") > »t} ath inches eelic . ——— » »We ; . ¢ =a (ws ° Se les fureau ) Spruce s*, ; ri indi r a. = ° _ at | eet . eens . aoe Se ieee 4 .‘’ . 55 . a a epine \ ww) " " ok. camera, reversible back. Anastixz nowertt al .* a ‘ “ of ~ et dcirden ane DI RK T KS | T ABL E And chairs either 4th Bt ——— —— ee _ bARO sss Ww aati, young horse "Fit = tpl 4 _ * s@at n Jug. si 210OnS, all city 1A. N DOL. . ! —— i aly one — — ‘West ' ee pe 74. 00 6f a second. in » pert et salvage offered for s . : ie os Box F at BICYCLE —Boy’s coaster brake, 2: Iso | vs > | ' harness, saddles, Pt mes — Bo aGe y voy | PAY ae r’ 1ANO— De Luxe Auto: “ : , . ‘ r ‘ , - ‘ o srs ra ‘ —_ Ww - €1°%, 4 3 | gee ] ] . ‘ ‘ " m ° bh : : i —-- «kh ~~ mont 1S. ‘ a : ‘ ton Homme ae Le. ae we ety | octet 3d ~ os DIitTO duplr ator . new, F100; ‘ES o itiche ae ot E. ° Fin le = sii > reas 2 ble HAR. “ ESS ] a sngle and saddle. ONIES “§ smal ‘all fir comdL MANDOLIN, Gibson, S30; Gibson cello man-): ft nm Mo.., ra to 4 PDP mM, AULOMOMLEe ACces- TTh r) s) ‘ . ; t-class co tio t asonable witzer, Jennings. -_s ——— > SEeeesh, lh Ee Ct ; ‘ : ‘ one ; ‘ from vest pocket up. Call evenings only | including supplies, was $127; also Blick irst-cla ‘ondition: reas cu years old; spotted black, — $40; ol opnon 5 ee we; |W root PIANO—(p-to-date, mahogany st Ms aninn’ se Park ic) f ' “Ok machinist tools, , _ _— 7 . omen + oun — urn mandolin, sly; Martin guitar, a condition, practically new: r 4 va oe — ee ‘eta Pri e sales Grand 543. Victor SOOIX. | .E—Davton racet like new, $35. sy art $10 2917 Cass ‘tered , . “ . vo an et . ; rere? ;srere SATD ( pve — - -———- H AR NicasS Secor dh iva 12 : sets . louble 4 , ; - ' 5 “ye sa ‘ $10, ; soline, a ndojina. Grume, akwle- . I ANO- K t & HK ch: 3 CLOTH NG Monday and Thursday at = a palr shelves, lay oak wrapping coun- ao ae ' . - poe evenss ° ‘ . Ro orme: in ‘very le, banjo, guitars, $6 to $100. Tony Placht. sharia in rani f. —s none L an = | ter bargain.” 5 wy Gravols, Rt LL Ay AM! "R. sh0d es The adosia ee ae all sizes, and halters TWwa23 Prank! r} (ey Sunday. 2105 §. RB readwai: price $45. ; ilies . Sar al ae ion | EXCHANGE | FILING CABINET—Globe; in good condi- | BICYCLE--c er brake: cHncher tires, $15.) }ARNESS__1n = mbie fan new. uee (oO) Mist BOX Rogina: + sheets, all sizes; | FaAMOUS-RARR ty Serer | airs lines, new SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS—Collars, | oer ————- PLAYER-PiIANO—Estey. ma APPAREI Ww td.- . highest prices, Sere AUTO Wrd ; For exe nange. earor-es Te RR — | : : * ed - Ph, aa Ns oth = . . \ ty a a UKULELE High-grade, and lessons, cheau. of _ music. stool. bench and . ¥, Worth $800; wil rade > en ) TRIES coda ountain ables, airs, AL e O.. : oth. ; we ‘UREV, eM ry re, Ota 4 c wav a 4 , “4, oe Ts : lars ¢) YT 5 fhoalters Wh rtp 11a OS | : —— . —_—_—_——_ -- - -- ton j _----——-- “rower : = ‘ é S PRIN WAGON And surrey; cheap. +2400 | Pi, ATE PIANO ATTAC HMEN py AIPAREL Wtd suite, overcoats: “be st TOMORII, i Wea Will exchange PLN RES—Counter, candy case, shelves. TO S41 Ji nian. HORSE (;00d work horse. ‘ th P le Tea : NT ¥ a - - ‘ 7 = = - = — ————— \. ° = HORSE—4200 S. Main st STAKE WAGON--I-horse, for ice. 2609 S$ ; tN nn er wav a. , . . ’ . LPae . ‘ - 4 . | ) " - *” - i- = cena . - vin OLIN ny years old; reasonable. 2315 | PIANO pright. “mahogany: Vore: Yaiuabie: or will trade. Phone (ive class suite: ‘ . Bey T, ' ’ n mene —— — ian rr : ESK—Fiat-top, drop typewriting desk. only | Fi-ycrg—Girl's. Hudson blue; first-class wagon, harness, $90. i827 St Wendinand a = —_ oi aa ‘ i’ ~ , - " . ' q | («ey CAMPRA One oOxk7 new Eastman view cam- ce customary one Olive PO > eee ‘ ’ ; : | ’ sa liggt. re Tits f ; '_- =~ rr war -- we x a eee = eee wr oma ; . — e le@Es > chasing vur alled-for garments from our . CHAIR —Oak rolling top. | MUTOR ¢ ‘YCLE Harle y ore ym; cheap, Fon Pte ILLA Ss note; in ‘ ‘ect | ele ar by] : ‘ , ’ Ss ) ad | > - = ‘o 00 sizes A'#o English and plain modeis aiso typewriter use; no children. Call Forest fone. 2: ee r on. braska., . a — HAKNESS—4 voune mares, 6 horses, team 'gon like mew, all at bargains; $115, 2220 |. : . ar “aur Wee Studio, 3021 Cherokee st, vers, 926 S. Vandeventer, near Chou- | I — Ne v} ms 7 _— - x . ’ hangy portrait oufic i a 4 LD LOL DESKS Flat an da roller- LOD. iarge safe, tele- _ sonable 4: 24 Bue wingharm Court, Apt i . NI : ory | ce 43 t . ANELSS Double, Ssingie youurs horse; —— : Ln RS tb *enrose . also phonograph. M. F'elaman, wi Gocerz sector shutt } le Farm implement@/| oak or m ahogan 230. Post-Dis.(c) truck 1904 Carr. ridles to match. 119 8. 14th st cost 88, sell for $45: seve ral ot er. cameras win ° rOrie res si) a hig ‘ e* *- e . a y ' . tere rer ; ' ott oe ten » Bigh-sveed steel ensierfer typewriter, like new, $50. « | : ) Oreent = oon —— -;| HARNESS—5S sets, $5: beautiful Diack pony,! brown: all under 4° inche entle;: $85 u - . : a? a Pp, cornets, trombones, clarinets, flutes. bari- Sunday, li to 4. 418A Russell for DAK— Phoenix, size 3igx5i, 1607 eit ee ' auction days, Auction | DRUG FIXTURES—Patent medicine case,; __Areanne Garage . é j : Ui YOCLE are $15 call after) work, light and heavy; 10 single; collars, rood condition : any day and Von “Pine st Oren | ~—— — less than half price: terma, co ANTES bad - . tion: cost S10: will sell for $10. Call Cen- Pea | fal : 2 ' — . 7 . (ert ‘ . . . o _ “ew = . . " + - = . - ‘, “Ale secondhand bicycles, Su- se 4 ‘ ) ‘ single wag ons. ; surrey runabout csheap "V4 8 Broad ‘ Au ‘ . “rita ;)?,. a+ . ; ia ti- . Nessenfeld, 33)4 ve. Lomont 3021. (ch) . Aiso steel guitar and mandolin. 1918 Lin-| py Rd floor east. Cabany ee a ht automobile. Box B-20s. Post-Dis. | ajgar_ case and icebox. Forest S494KC. {ec} BIC re ‘LES—Two: one Peerless. Call after - Vi +LIN—Very old. with bow 1 ne: | 7h . ' 1201 Ohio. i) - ery with Dow, nee money ; . . - 7 ‘ / ote music; bench: $50, prices: dont sell ro seeing me. I. Bol, choice building lot 560x160 clear; locate _ 422 Etzel BICYCLE--F t zt - “ | eines ‘ ine cond! tion: cheap: Ooaster y ~~ ws S Torey RUGGIES Oo steel “ubbe de TT. M (il teel, rubber, wide, TIGER In beautiful leather case, almost 1214 Academy ay Forest 7280, — ee 1605 Cause. Tyler 2833, Central SISLR. (14) , ; a . , inseepnmachasiaiiels . — HOR a co. | 2 waplewood, Sear car line; price - ‘| FIXTURES—One ¢ ‘ould dental chair -and and mudguards eN2 Indiana: _rear, HORSE—-Bugegyv, harness, $20. 6450 Virginia. Ul —_ K hk } satesillinia episeamam ; npitiee . eoku m 5 we .: new. cheap for cash, owner leat APPAREL Wid ror s shi; IT nt; « mens SU'ts prefer light or modern we leh . ear: I om. 2 CPI tT 2 . ‘ overcoats, sho #. hats, dresses: my to $28" late models considered. Cabany He __ a len im “j C Rea purteet Coll insville av. BIC YCLE-—--C! eap: "$30. Cali in mo ri ing, 1458 HORSE--One, $40: 2-horse st * wagon Quto culle; furniture. Texas Sh ae Co., | oe 208 K lenlin ; outit. Dr. J. Cc. Read __Di otier st. = tt = es NOo2> Kennerls Delmar 47 narrow oF ack some good as new nearly; new: cheap P04 S Cw t =_ 8S. Vandevermter, Dei. DOR, Grand 1846, | - en Serna , gages os el] Sunda: ePilev. 1892 Hebert rood « litle iT i. —_ = (co STORM BRUGGY—‘iosed: with glass ViOL [N—Good tone, like new , $12: bargain St); call between 1 and 3 p, ™., - r~ —— -- — " a | ce a ; ‘ ML ; —— c le riete s. it ~) ers rer —-—-- —- —— — ike ) ‘ ‘NG vri. ” awa itt ~ . . u. ce at — —_ _ ‘ ») ~ Ve ; Ts , OFS AREL— 25.000 sulis, overcoats. —— E i? RCTRI i Ri Will trade for baby te oy - ane S Sine Se tl aioe "spil- BICYCLE fu piter single; in good condit tion. HURSKS—10 work horses. mare rule lire doers: fine condition; steel tires; $75; har- | oa een egg ” T= . : - , EON. sa - itn s ic roy rach ne y. | ndav, 4062 an ‘ ano ; suite overcoats aresses. condition, for Ford car: or geil cheap. 3015 ( Fl k NI I TL I RE _ mere Kissel's Hall. — 12 th 3 and BICYCLE In good condition: cost $50 .: will 77 RSE Mi, r 7 gen — or a Pit, i cD w o4u ev . / Sunda iv, 1 ae _Botar icni . 7 Kr ARRAND | * . ‘ian | piavest -pt Moos” a tte: anything agg eee « ucas. in Te ar Benton st.: chairs. tables. pianos, glase- sell for $20. A. Perrin, 3212 Easton. 8d . SS 8 4343 Sublet bi , Sound; argain; must . ~*, on dey q m pe tin S.D4th. pain Vis o : (“one _. Stradivarius; cost whit: a40> Case ; ull size; 8S keys; ovda: hes rices paid. Pnone Liizdell | Ponn wi o and cash for roads , etce.; going out of business: must sell) floor. —— — — = — sel 0, or trade for drums. 3025 nit t 008; highest » i‘ . PORD Wed. Piano aT 1 cash i A ro als ter | ok ‘ ‘all anv time afte r 1 DP. m (c) hic “> , LE —anses: han camete > brake — ad Hi RSE 420 vd ‘ © . “a ‘ “mt! te , . ari hye ; Fr — . + ry wer * be oe F . -: ee => een y — — = - ws = a — : Ib tole Piccadilly av... May od Bern _Moving Co.._1445_0'Falion st. | ViOLIN—Fine orchestra violin: full size: SS-note, maho canyv: _ ; Ot sae Lote “* = — ew *~ 404 ‘ r=) , ¥ +i » e >» ‘ . . , Tuesday if you want aPPAREL, Wid lens suite ovaicoata, | % x Sy a SEE a | Sa Haat st ES—Big, heap. McDon: igh Amari mod ‘l; excellent tone; reasonab!ls cash. $12 ; ; " > -* ’ . = , +? - a -—MET Cee ae — apts ye \\ earl } v ‘ ‘’ . ‘ - rive nthiy % Wan are men Rag Ft en ny Central ROSIR, 1027 Park i) GROCERY-—Stock and fixtures can be bought BICYC L,] 18-inch frame: comster “brak Ol F 3. pros t n Spring av. and Wal- ‘ wr 3 g-S. o ort eaten cy Tally 1itt ‘Ol “ to reliable CAN RpmMents, will PAY Se): AULO W ri ; i Mot wele for small separately. Owner will retire. 1501-3 8S rood tires. Call 4200 Oakwood av. Pin e ORS Good work horse, wagons a sin- - att. ne OLINS sell nothing but Violins: fine Bri oly Central S815K. ss. Banas. on A ext iH AN 1] Motor poly agen tg (th st. . | Lawn gie harness 1715 S ESth st VPEDDLER’S WAGON-—Wtth scales. horse old instruments. no new ones whatever. If) P - AY be — [ANO—88- note, ; a be t a , . “ ’ ; , " . ~ - he a . oe xr ” oe QE er | .. =~ an ony . . - a “ —"* . M- a . ‘ — ‘ 5 ss j ; y The i ae sy? ~ ‘ "vy ror »? oo 1c "est \ } . bd , 4 ir 5 hh . ma al i a | spec iA pr Je. a ted ' . Pio Anhert | ICK, CREAM TABL Ih S25; round glass top; BICYCLI Iver Johnson racer, good cond HORS! Young. TT17 Ast, . Sultadle for all Pe add : see ge a my = oan a ett igen As get OS eee RS... "ie — terms. Ludwig & Kohler Mig. Con Loire ee — pEOR . SPRING AVAGON - ona urd ———~ | I] do, and by scientific regraduating make | Newstead. Sa see pe Bit tba ona ct, ure. ~~} them good. _ Krieckhaus, 3160 Portis av MU SIC ROLL Ls—BSS- note: alightiy ls 155 or Delmar 2003. H. Appelman, ‘ait | or chassis: good condition. Call 1509 Kien - | = bl. GRO ERY STOCK—And fixtures. 1806 Ar- cuardis, purnp, tool bag and spare tire ——-- --— ; ; ~) a. ~ for senal st barcain 2112 Allen ay. (ce) HORSES-2 delivery; single and double har- Se 4 * - - pemnegnes ness hur kster's aL t ral iM: ‘ lif art rim, age, | -_—- wy gery a = — — gL Me fhe ’ .. tr a —_ B+ a — FOR EXCHANGE-—General house repatring bargain. Call Monday, 1011 Market.| tion, 840: call between 10 and 12. : . r so shoe 1OU BO _ a " : 1e.4 . bald pt — . biehest prices: call, Max for light touring car or truck. Shop, 1437 f CRE AM TABLES Two, 8 chairs, i (Goodfellow. ss Tk ia 2 : Sh-And wagon; harness; will sepa- Rueak. Romont o1l4aW (ow) | S Vandeventer one i = inter 4 _La wlede eee Cae tits | BICYCLE Racing bley« le. Palmer tires: two te AD ’ Heims 20220 =S _Jetferson, S j IV ACG \ large: 4 to 7 ton ‘aDac- farand } 20M (c99) be plaved on all plavers: rol . "=z _ ee id XC THA NGE—Or sale: fine groc e ry KMuox @ y 4} tcher: Hussman: three | sprockets: itn Al shape ) A Hirk He bar fer Black > vears old Telenho rt ton qlt ‘*"“) Cjyratiot. ’ rammmmasons $1.25 for 10¢ to 22 M -St ; ’ ns and children’s clothing! » arge ru 1eF s i - ! 8: s pe. > we a rk, ACK, so i Leiepnone .. . : we a&y-Stern M EADIES Sy | A a ‘ine a ton ‘pric ~~ Waron trade for srmall top wagon. Fer- mont he old; bargain 4200 Gravois - { ‘and. morning ‘for SIL, eS 1 ine , \ MS ‘an ry nter one hiock east ‘ ’ PIANOS | AND ORGANS ) 12th and Olive sts, . . agit , 1 1) Say ie : *) - ' . > a — — — — : — : a : rr . .. - . _— , . ; eee eee ae * Fore reat S348), 4418 Haston av. (ow) , Ls wae —— — Orrick AKTITIONS -And railings. Call | BICYCLE Ixchange for victrola or piano; Hi )RSES iWo; harness, wagon, 1351 : a Al M. A. Federer Cc PIANO 7357 Mariette ay Map! ewood, Mo. BELLING’ TON player-plano. sed,” Wr ay good nrices for men's secon lhand 7 ee | And bute? er fixtures: aiso sau-'| Monday ~- Tue sday after 10, Steinw ender Admiral! bicycle: used two weeks. Call ata (;, asrow 4 CoN ~-horse wagon. 4332 Ravenwood. HUNT oe - : ; ‘ music and Mann. 4, only 5 . ns clothing Green’s 612 Morgan Olive 4049 ' ™ mis ax ers: or y ete mre lat above Co aM) ‘XN Proa: iway. 0 ) one ‘e AT20 (‘ote Rr llinate Hi RNASE An "7 furn > are ear. heap. 8011 Pine Lawn a Vt ING TON }? I: \ NOW 34: 8 Alberta. 7 ry Ss iThe House T hat larapiess ; =~ ates . F on ore S ne seu tor ry) - — - - ~--- - — —— ~ - \. ‘ 4 ita 4 ibLure ‘ . ae ‘ i ” _— 7 eaiiaal ‘ , . — ra oe od LOTS _E , a oe ss - rin want on aaa OFFICE 7, AHL - Large . flat top desk. “gem: amall BIC V¢ LES Hiave oF, secondhand wheels: Mi Nair. ’ : le o or two-horse top. Call \ It LIN . in “good conditior rn Tsien St. Louis _Pianoe), cor. lith and Olive + a. a Re --P—E—y : 1 LAOT’ 4 ice: ‘ u rig e ln oor, . wlee: : ' “> es — ——+- — -—-- pant . — - . —-— TURN YOUR OLD CIQTHRS INTO model i wil i trade my lots SOx1: So on Kae 0 table and chairs. Upstairs, — » | igaina: tal S voup e hol , al We Pa pis . _ HORSE—Top grocer wagon; gultable for Anda td. el i #3 as Vr L 4 NO Saua are 8. ? STB oh. ime onstn, ‘ = = F « " c ; 1y) i .¢ ? ( ce aT 4 : ——— , > = en - ~ . _—~— ~ — READY CAfH Heidleberg-Hanover Heights, valued at $600 | oa Bale ee . —___—_ | vo hes (20 Crear, So nae AGON ne-horse stake wagon. Call 1507 | PL AY ER-PIANO—8S-note balance due, ticle | > FO ~ ite. overcoats KF Ri se “ar FR 10-foot Hoffman; 12-ft. Grune- a YCL ES. . upplies, ‘Jot 301d and | ends. | HORSES—Two teams wagons: bauling 3416 Warren ia) $44 Minges 1531 S. Broadway. ___(c99) e Porn: uv en ak : ere ’ Eee re — - - ‘ 7. a or , . ‘ { >’ ) - } i . Appl ROG ‘Ve Be ag : Ferguson, Mo,, J. / ‘ WAGON POD me or two horses: Hl- PL AYER- PIANO—100° ri rolls, — will sacrifice: - MIL, L. INE RY \ Ww ALL "ASE c—15 feet ic . . s ae Apply 5269 Vernon. apart : ' ; 7 | en Far rick ornins ecwet et (ey __ like new. 11048 Hodiamont : St. Louls growing merc antile concern, to on. yn en wall case , ment F, between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m HOR SES—-Harness and wagon; ay Li — : ; : en ———$- sa orig SS Second . —s WW ALON + V-«horse torn: table for ice brsi- | PIANO (bak: latest stvle: perfect condli- RENT pianos. $4 juonthly uD: one | . * FOR SALE wo trade for late model Wigh-grade car. Write et lous $7! en Sunday morning Forest 48497 te) 1 A. ; ea oa : r F ~ | ? "a FEaeton ‘ (co?) tion, 2208 A St Vine ent. rent allowed on futu — «+- - PIANO-—-Fine mahogany upright, very low; must sell at once as grand piano and no room for the « 044 Enright Forest 2884] BOHMER Coe ian play er- r-plamm modern English brown mahogs Slightly used; a rare vareals for SMITH. REIS PIANO ©O. 1005 Of A Uever hare! *e over prices: ray what: ar- Bax rn 406 R, Post Dispatch tt tte nt Cer "*e"s - —— ~~ ~ hie "lan "A. 7 ; " 4 . | a BOY'S RU iT wiikey waleyine: wool: blue ] I nters ci? oO ’ ek, Olis *. 3? SS s. LV ais oo LB ror 1' Vay fe ’ F RAME H AN: +ERS And tires: to he sold FIORSE Bay, 1% hat ds, : be 5 Ww rn x : i y \ . - Perage: size A4: 81: rH), Bf ee Oe | OFFICE FURNITURE—Desks, roller tops, cheap: also one racing wheel J. J. Car- ‘iso -wagon pole. 4278 Natural Bridge GO Two-horse track wagon. Sulllvan | PIANO a? hiller cabinet Krand ‘upright. Cen- Lhoy’s PALM BEACH SUIT— Age 14, with |. GOLD | AND SILVER flat top desks, with chairs; must sell; ter 4000 S. Grand ~ —_'*) | HORSE—Good work; good gait, $65. 1421 S. Transfer 2612 Dickson. tral 298 {c) 2 sta bilshed 18 _ 1007 } Olive ye d 1 ¢ iH HIGHEST price paid for gold. old jewelry and | - —---- —— -——-- WAGONS “ to fick: curtain or panel sides; ORG Var eral ” good organs, choice $15. PLAYER-P IANO Fr ‘umed 4 oak: J tan ay “ ‘arr HORS! F bugegv rk: = p—? UT. F ) _ A. STAI : mp fos ore a ; A e : i SF or DUgEY &r Wagon work; double; | - es ——- — music; leaving city; reasonable. ‘ BOY'S S74 ane Rs ee 0 a7 boy's 'HIGHEST price paid for gold aid jewelry it-top ¢ : n. § Se Bi ote , PIANO—Good Gabler: cheap. 8426A St. Vin- Ineton bi — = nh ' and broken false teeth. Miller, 703% | SAFE—Good condition, 1 oak rolitop desk, 1| MOTOR CYCLE— 1918 electric model Hi: irley- HORSE—Sound work horse. $4: light de-| les. 3 double harness, 5 single: in fine| -COMt sss wees CONSERVATORY aradur ALE. ‘ J Be ] ¢ on a one w orks, 1 ' a viv Ison N41 Arsenal ’ ry mare or hiueey eno ‘299 Mat dis y! i eon lit len . make offer "1° t'¢ nrose PIA NO) Upright. ‘ ‘abinet grand. ” $75 eash: : _teac hes ‘ano at baba wr yo r : chon ue RET ak once’ mT om Kk. CASH | Dald oes Racdieet ae t gylatinum, ee ie ry ane. eninge. 7 to 8... » € mi? - - - ——— + — ee. ee q we oe . : Ta bh; ae gain * ‘ . r k vn Mia? ké ? in rear nittire Top, open coul wagons, or spring l’ “e 7 ER lL’ LA N¢ = Ss. note: lonvinen c ity: 250. J. PLA( ‘HT ¢ & © BRO... 5138 Pige ‘4 | Wi OR HORSE-—-Coal w agon, harness ar | ‘ URNE To flat: long model; - fine condition: ° : Ls ~ - - e waron. 4147 Schiller p! 460 V irrelmann. ‘} Plano lamp with silk gfnnes. 4339 _Apt. 213. Lindell 619 Gloiiina—inta me | OW At SI "Bidg 14 Nath 5 ow pag Infant’ a: 1 canal worn. all PA TENTS o btained: advice and fol lor free. SE ] *»ITNA? , Fi . ’ ‘ CLOTHING—Lady's suit, size 86; cheav.|—TJ parson. 102_N_ith_st._Olive 874. {7)| 3000 Magnolia. _ chean for rome Y att enh ane rolls: er F urn. Co. 1117-19 Locust st. : , OTORCIC Single cy iin ler, 25. 1 | HORSE—Wagor UgKY rhe @s49 | Sesame tae - .._ he w (e) ; ‘fb Dts. 2 ables hat: ne -~} MOabany 4010J. re ason ences: rompt attention: reasonable terms. sf IDA F { »U N’ r AIN- And large “back bar. 7904 | Sunday. 38948A Kenner! ly. - ne ym, buggy and harness. aS4 ‘ 1; A - belle 7 \ ic tor 23647. P PLAYE ER- PIANO AS - note, metal tubes, au- . pot lg ae, sone hee beeeeh ~ ® bt vie. e, fst: nrig abany Victor J. Evans & Co., @48 9th st.. Washe : 'MoTOR CYCLE. ——— Sn —— ———enenes | See oS St. fomatic tracker; cheap. 8844 8. C t ne - ~ —-~-y- ) R CYCLE—H e ) , » 2 aR a ar-old colt: cheap: ; } — , eee ompton., ench Included: terms. pio 1AYVHING—Dark gray suit, worsted, ; eg, ag C.; 1111 Tacoma Bidg., Chi- SODA | FOUNTAIN ‘Cheap. Apply 2528 5. _parts: bargain ONG Day! ¥ nm a — —~ Ane J z° ar-old colt: Senge Wes Oe 1s , HE wishes to teach begin- | PIANO—Upright, mahogany, and music cab. 2! Music Co. 4200 Oliv. oe 73h 8 ; manny vats $35. ve ‘8320 - — — — - — ios - ' UE SSONS in your home; experien:e4 | PLAYE R-P 1!ANO—Rolis and cal ol an i enutiful tone and action: ¢ ' ‘ > f egisters, refrigera- Si 1 a oe Eee : eady work 1420) Dill ber : nd Ca inet; all in LOATHING - Sar tiple line of ladies’ si) si) k ho- __ SAFES chairs and tables cash ren ; vay Wee — - 7 f ; late st me ‘thods. _Del J4GLR. te OO) | Ist class condition. 5024 aq rolls and bench to match inel ded. ; ~~ showcare . ; | For quae a .$ : arfiel4. aten inclu elere also silk lingerie. kimonas: e losing -_ ELPA LLP AARAA tors, showcares., etc. 4 wt] Rive terns. Globe MO ITOR CYCL E Wtd. Will trade For] HORSE Ana mare express wi agon; coal eth . ~— — ee - : a Muste , & -.. 4300 Olive af f chean “10 Holland Bide... 211 N. 7th.| SAFE—One large, double door. and one! Store and ffice Fixture Co., Ine., 700 | roadster. 5225 Paulian pl scuibihinasinia nee Wagon, harness. 1508 N. Taylor 2 a or ERO. = on Hall, 720 | EI. Ee TRIG PIANO—Like new; sell cheap. Giornina— Ladies" and gents’; slig rhtly smaller: roll top desk. 515 Fsanklin. Franklin av. £6) | MOTOR CYCLE—1915 Indian: 2-speed: bar- | HORSES. mares, all sizes: harness, 15 wag- | © — a >] one _Fevemt., — a k teams like ow. thet worn: at very reasonable prices. SON0. | SAFES—Overstocked with “secondhand safes, | SODA FOUNTAIN—-Lippincott white onyx, 2 Kain. 2806 Wisconsin : ons, all purposes, buggies. 1521 N. Broad-| * : omy a! “ ft Ls ek Aad parilc ulars write | }1ANO— “anes: ; $245, . ah rt. (efi) | bargains; buy now. 421 N. 4th st. John body wall marble-base refrigerator, body MOTOR CYCLE—Two:-spee .d twin Thor: es way. — we Mn make. 2015 gS. st. _ A. ST ARCK PIANO CO., ».. 1102 € “ING—M Pal leach suit, : (c8) below with all appurtenances in fine condi- road condition. 6710 Mitchell av TORS ——— a PIANO, vocal. violin. mandolin; first. class | PIANO_And —— tt ; ay cP eae HT Pes SAY ‘i an's at m each suit, never |* — tion: some bargain. Drug store, Delmar —- : basin ——e OR SE [—Bla ac “kK: Ww ‘agon. harness: weighs 12 instruction reasonable. 5044 E ht. nate ‘ irn ture. Cabany IN pla yer- pianos we have several aeee Nt siz A. T ~ ge eo aw and overc — 1a ait 2 Fire anu “bursias proof: Berri nee | _and Tavlor. MOTOR CYCLE—Indlan. 3-speed horn “es- ibs.: S&S vears old: $200 for outfit. Schmu oy Forest 2834J — nrig mex we 27 A w ashington. (ec) ' clal bargains; all 88-note. and pf TS0 Testminster pl., first oor west. UCab- | A larvin safes: vault doors, deposit = - —s tolite and tan ler rn 135 40244 etet N. 25th st - —— an PIANO a pright. 7 @ | top shape: ' - : j t P AS 2 2003 — - oe ge ee k at, mahowany apien = r Kuaranteed; terme. ay Cae Wi ERG ; on fe) second eel. torent ir an new and | ° > ae letteréen ay,” CASEAnd counter. 200 Mc ITORCYCLES—2 13x $415 and $S5 Sadi HORSE—Ruggy an harness: replaced byi~* . . , TIC ag Mice Wh taught, re ason va Ly tion. Call Monday. AS1T ater condl- lith and Locust, : ’ : . CO ai esired,. ‘owe 7 | ae ——— ciipnedinteatinns — . , . _ i tet at suf ; fortmann Storage é eraduatio iS! ener, de! y wee ae Satta. al erat as —" a > poy AND V as I . Man a size 40; _ cool | _Co., 312-514 St. Charleo st. (oR) |: ae. OM OCG, ee S08 Lawton } nee a. rt ann torage Co., 2801 | (99) PIANO- Mahogany upright good condition PL AYER-P IANO Finest made; ‘act cloth suit, size 36; 2 overcoats, sizes 38 | C0-. 512-5 ee se _. | TABLES—12-foot cutting and fact ory work > — - | : and tone: $65: bargain. 4208 E distributor; wholesale. and retaf and 40; call Sunday between 8 a. m. and COME HIN ATION SAFE—Like new: cost $60: | tables, factory shelving, fac tory sewing m0 YT ( yr Cy LE- _ ~Harley Davidson. $75. 4985 HORSE ex Xpress wacom rnean ; £40 RAG T IME. jazz piano playing gharanteed i'n -—— " Bye St Fer. “2. lesso"s; or A and YY mm CGirand , P "1A om TOOL BOXES- -Three. “880 ~ Hodia- Phill ips, corner &. Grand and Ww vont ‘s Pleas ci ——~nmeyee eee Ee live. sectional cabinet order files. irect Cloth | MOTORCYCLE—Hende rson; good condition.| dinana ~~’ a re mic Ollendorf School, 3953 Juniata. (c83 x) | — (e37) °C EE in — Es nan ay a ————— ; DE KER BROS, Grea ' ee "7 ~}| YOU write words for & song, we write music, HARP--Find double action, =. Potvin." Ly yon | for a music teacher, ‘rsa S—Girls’ w hite Tawn; suitable ead _ - a : e . . .o CUMMINGS SAFE AND FIXTURE ©0,— | C°.._210 8. Jefferson av. _ __ $200. * 720 Buchanan. ) T: ity = HC RSES Saddle; city broke: 14% hands: publish. sec ure copyright: submit poems on. _* Healy. _ 1816 c ‘oleman $245: terms, 87 l ” x } ne sa 6: new an Use ’ a 7 Oo any 81Z . ~ MO () '¥¢ # js , : 0d Cor ditie - oor% eT ‘a | f. ’ di . ‘ My Vas \ wil ur . i ; - N . ~~ : ' , ia y yt Ct. op) ] . ‘ . ‘ - eaving . BPP LOO * ee ee ee - - -_—— — 2 spare ie size U; good as new Call call Monday 1404 F ranklin. | GIRTL'S 8 TRIC vo LE 4100 Folsom ay Montrose a rte er ! liti _ = = . “ Fd = : , . ; - ¥ broken false teeth. Miller, 70314 Market. (8) | ; est Me) |'MOTOR CYCLE- Harlev Davidson; fully | HORSES—And m ules: young and sou nd also|; loaned; S3O years’ experience. Putnam, 1121 good condition. _5837_ Enright. pn’ be Pe re Epa een — enameled Mont. Di ee to quick ayes | Be | or exchange for bicycle. Asie N. | 2 block | on an and single and odd har- Indiv! tual instruction: Join new. Sos a | ae Call p Ry Oe Good _ new; wi cheap. Bitie ete uyian. Kleekamp ano o8 S ¢c - | ness; che 4015 Bingham, Gravois and Poast- Disi atch —— a + Fang. a MOTOR CYCLE-—1018 Excelsior and side ear;; Oak Hill *Ratlroad track Wnith the wads genes PL AYE At yp SG 88-n note: cheap for | $500 | BUYS a@ fine 88-note player. ms — o i . an ! ‘ o (ee) sifghtliy used; factory price was 15 ic DRESSES— Sizes 12 and 14; cheap. | ——— a Ptzel. (c)| LATE globe tomato (poet crown): mangoe., red Box A-4@ | _wenner. cauliflower plants. 5019 Virginia, | wAL 9 CASES—Floor cases, desks, roll, flat- | a8’ SUITS—Dresses, coats: all sizes. os. sliehtiv used R° 20 1 Ba ston, (oR) | PL AN TS Sweet potatoes, cabbage, toma- | tops, cash registers, computing scales, res- anieA Win SS See to apprec late He RSE — And delivery wagon: using» truck muse “4 guaranteed publisher’ s acceptance - a 2.2 "BR COAT Silk lined, $1. 0; plush coat,| —{00%. tolmecco and kohlirabl. 2623 Margaretta, taurant tan. eves oS iceboxes, counters, Sac : ee ee - ——— --—- real bargats for quick sale. Apply after 9 Submit poems on patriotism, love or any | PIANO—Vose upright, $65. Call SOASA Ken. | per. ERS for fomeone: 5 4: raincoat, 82. S887 Delma | Pr. ANTS—Selling out: one of the finest col- | yh of ne oe tie hi —— chairs. MOTORCYCLE— indian, --S-speed twin, power a. m., 112 N, 12th fey} subject. Chester Music Co., 920 S. Michigan | — *'ngton. DE! Mac ea R'S, With an d_Locust. — : _Liberty Fixture Co Morgan {c99) | plus motor; first- class condition. (23 Ida- | fy, RSE B——Perfect shane one team black | -#%:: Suite 149 Chicago, Til (cx99) PLAYER-PIANO — Lindeman: _ “mahogany P TA NO—Kimball upright; high-¢ ‘ ment: mahogany case; tone and ac Avy" ~ EU 1T Bit ©. tailor- i ‘size 44 lections of rare plants in the United States | ho ay. ; 9 * N. Comnton apartment 4. le) and ever-blooming roses. 4202W Natura! = as one mule: replaced bv trucks Fr. H ‘ort. GIRSON CONSFERVA’ POR Y Violin mando- ease 432 3 ‘Shaw EASE 3. e) ADIN gample mule and coats for sale. $15 Fridge. __ ” GBs | banjo, etc., taught successfully: PLAYER-PLANO-—Bench and rolls; good ee oe oP $145; terms, Mc TOR « Cyc. Pp Indian, 3-s] peed, re-en mann Storage Co.. 2801 Cass: call before lin, gultar, ae eled, overhauled: new tires: also wxceisier: | 11:30 today club "coac hing our Speciaity; instruments condition 4405 : Berman ladies’ Talloring, 2d fi., Vic- | POTTED tomato. plants, Io dozen; werent. |_cheap. 1301 Grattan HU CK STE R WAGONS_Tw no. ae loaned, sold; cash, time. 3125 S. Jefferson, | 5 pea - ase uae ‘ he “Was AY (c an Awa a . ; wo outnts com- (c9#) | PIANO--Square _reasgonabdle ; in good ‘ABINET ahogany, iy, wu as OR CYCLE * win indian, 1916 model;! plete 28 Easton; in rear. Tiet AND ea rime a cond! itlon 220, Dolte (ey eta or sheet music, bevel glass cK start; good condition; $90. 6809 SS. : a “ey — re AZZ AND RAGTiME positively taught any- : ee —————— | ood § condit . . Tv ‘EE VA AG 7 rN r Ww O- he ors ‘ vere 1. also { onal one on piano in Ju complete lessons; also | ELECTRIC } IANO- Witue, - Jazsiand. 4527 A" Harri s ‘av. ata aa, , torte Bitg.. Sth and Locust sts (cP) | ums, lie aplece, B14 Ca ‘SB SUIT—Siik lined. # “0; coat, &35; SBODDING Wtd.— —"-c+ —— | . : a err Cc) i ————— ceattiapeeeieeennmeetn _Meneel Music Coa 40 Olive j awe | LOreat ANAK , ' | MOTORCYC L E —Harley- Davidson, 1918, tn! ak _ OF M . | PIANO: KS-not ; — ~ 4 4, SN. — at wnt, i [ 2. or | he _STAMPS AN parce oo are a Nzge pe on3e Male ony se Call before 1 p. m., “— aoa oan ie 3 ae (0) SEE tie plaser. ae St c “a ” een ‘ > » . uiANpHY s&s at oe , . - | SELI DAY 5 , "tT? sacrifice: using auto. S328 Easton (80) URES! cabinet in wood and steel SELI. TODAY; $150, 8781 WESTMINSTER. | MARES—Pair eood working farm mares; |..TUNING AND REPAIRING —Of_mustc: $150 cash. $20 § Grand.’ (c2) 7 . a ~ ni ON NO lal LPL ee PI AY ER PIANO Ceciiian: as. no ACKSON sells men’s clothes reason- MOT ’ > ; | ('MOTOR CYCLE—Harley-Davidson in first- rv time uncdav. 1119 WN lath WANTED . . . claas +4 , reasonable 2308 Cass } ime Sh ee _ WAT . s,;condcition: new chains, tandem: Bosch — ~~ ae *. - —on I ‘acto _ CHIC KERING Piano: Ww to individuals at wholesale | — > ee aan AO aa Bag also share in this reduction. | Magneto: owner leaving city; cheap for) MARF—One black; weight 1300 Ibs. 1814 tee he ize aiifoemin “Grand 1912. -- has £004 tone ae count 3 a Py nn ~ ge hovs’ clothing. all sizes FLAT-TOP DESK Wd. ‘Djsappearing type- Yy ° ° . : cash 170? S. 10 th Hi kory. Rear. 01 - ‘ a _& N12 __ fev) P P. A STARCK PIANO ©O. 1193 Oltve oo i ’ » a selection of rolls Wry poehines 5 _ foM) writer desk. Box F-142.' Post-Dis, our inspection invited. MOTOR CYCLES Wiad —Two-speel Harley | MARES—4 good voune bay mares 1800 Ibe a ly N iéth Cc rk a specialty. Frank PIANC 7 aMOU a RATK Cor . v's, $2:| FIXTURES Wtd.—Store and office —— Davidsons and Indians; telephone price. each: farm teams. 2725 Clark ' : _ i4id'N ae te8 aN Texas ay, vtanadirannaneenediaen cheap. PL AYER-PIANO— Aeolian; mah . . ‘ - _— . _ te) | | @ll late exclusive Aeolian featu mit diapenette “35.50. 8857 woe cure and tools bought. Solomon. 1214 perry Geer Co., 858 McLaren av. Col- > Tt uital for all work ana | an Thi x =. efferson | fax 1804. fat) | “ee oo . S ye TOF @il WOrk, ». § ‘T & SONS, 2607 Franklin av.: free | “aa ~x b dettintetildiees — se ee a. -l fp Rron av ne Sennen tm unin ; , 5 mball upright. : a Ee —Rulta. 33: skirts, #1: REFRIGE RATOR - Wa. For grocers use. 2&3 ‘MOTOR CYCLE—1915 twin Indian, Presto:, —, ee Sens nee 7 peng. repairing and refinish- atead ss1¢ N. bia | bench and selection of music rolls McCray | perfect condition; $80. Putting Garage |~ ..y , ears oie: fresh Jersey cow and ; 7k__ Ea catnee eED (co) | PLAYE R- PIANO—88-no a: | Shes Onire cee at S885; terme. & . Potomac. Victor 3289X. (ce) EXPEKT piano tuner and repairing; playors finish: 75 rolls: wills Satetinen i Rr 3 —— eS a to $15: open Tuesday, &th, or 4 oF mttiern, make preferre(. i30 Sadie at. Bor A-45 net Dispatch. _ ¢c92) | Grattan and Carroll. Take Bellefontaine Se . . i = M / autiful 6-vear-old chunky fron ' ectric pianos repaired; rolis fur- diamont. ATs: trieetine Adresse: : party leaving WA Al. 7 A ‘ASES Witd.— 2. and 2 > showcases in own a 1 . Cabany 435, Delmar 1680T,. nak. S610 Delmar, _{eT) 412 N. 6th. me |MOTORCYCLE -\ Harley-Davidson: fully | Upstairs. S718 Freaking Cee bee) Oo Cor on. n.Sldn y O14, vi Ro? 99) | PIANO—And Victrola: also Orlental rug | buy anywh me rr ~ — EE - v : “ ys : | Ss. y. Z ’ " + ‘ Ty) b, ‘ ey e ir ” (c 99) rug, white foot wear, 63 fo: | WE pey top prices for used store and ~ epee a eo , ; f . | ELECTRIC FIXTURES—Two bow! f Sore noon. _ Corbitt. 1 Dlock north of Ftze!} Hutz, : a) 5S. Jeffersoz 8) rowed. ore. + PIANO— And s«raphophone at «@ bargain: | AS RIMM 000 We in good conditio ; siz - one or ri ita a en ee a = - = _— — > = e ot n y oF Te ay in cit . ] , n; > - nm; ° PAAARAAAA AA FOR SALE hoe re room ~ dining Dirce eainin room | MOTOR CYCT “wae Indies IDI8: electric hen i MARFS—And horses ix young farm and bal FE pms tos é 2? -: a nday, 8100)? 1ANO aheceon none Vortt srand — aah ~ ° ee ere, OL aa crove an Bank: oo.” tertns. Sista —- — ———— -——_— = -— or . i ” . . Senherg Piano Co., 912 Pine st. {c8) Rolla ni | Sale: no time to ride. Roselake Y. M. C. A. and trawler O05: must soll; cnmem | MELEE — ’ : ) ‘ k bus!- BIRDMAN S PIANO F \CTORY— 1818 & Jet-| NETZONE Piano: fumed oak case: like new: | PLAYER-PIANO—$§110. mahoe rk hh biue: a ‘Aree “a linen Ty a Ai. ai. TE. a sites; 38 ekirt: ~ ae and hats | BAKBHS GAS OVEN n $55 — comnat re brices with others, judge Cc $25; good condition. ine at it R407 Caltfornia, third floor 240) MeNate cheap; truck taking place verted to Bs-note: mandolin attachments and | ANO— Walnut exchange for. cow of compare Dri with ot hers; cNat: ic) itormatic trackers installed: estimates free. electric waaher. BSlk Kensington, Maple - oelt. We have « com wood, trument s7. _ Suara 4 | bee 60; silk drees, $3 3837 1 ae g Ag Showcasca, cash regis- | S100 Vernon. SHAW'S MOTOR ATTAC HMENT—-Por } . es. office equipment, ete. | PLU MBING SUPPLIES— Used w water clo C . -f or i- MILK WAGONS 5 to pick: e te) . Louis Piano Service Co hab Come and gee our new soda fountain and! high tank, com lete piping: r closet, | evele. 1101 S. Tth « wide track Oe mgt gh 7 lly 04. Sidney 2144. Vi bs Ueane i 5 o— eo aaws , back bar, an save yo Clot , c ° Png; also corner | -——— C “= - —- vice track: all vestibule fronts, side doors: ron _¥ ietor 31327, PLAYER-PIAN Mahogany: like new: wit in We charge no Moleekth, Cabany seas. ar One Lan, Mave you money. Globe | waghatan nand pe SAR—Rogers. ie N “King’s High- | 285 un 119 S. 14th et re No TUNING—Expert work, reasonable| Tolls: sacrifice, 6517 Pershing av., lat floor | Le uRuNo-é & ORIMM. 904 W ic) MILE 14 hands: no further use. ‘Rear. charges prompt service: phone Main 6505 east PLAYER. Agha wef latest ety piain dark mah y finish; five piond tone ami PROS ye tems | JMMER SUI an's; size 80; price es. Central 88?" Olive B60 ; ' | | BORN a: ce) | BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES | ei eee 2119 Walnut Central 6165 ‘ gran tte Py ate ne ~ > — = = __-RIANOS TYER-PIANY no: latest style canny nie? Q or-pianeo. "ah MANY ws uae} ijian. me horany |, price piae ‘ey STEINW, Pull tize age it naif pris Bites. batel Leon WEBER B ‘Meautifuly figured & Paetion perfect. has ¢ half price. S78 tun pay ene B. AH aver-tial (10, or action eit am. , t specially price! See THE DOL it; _ We (ik AND e fo iow BE Riel 4d nvlavers wy niaken, “T and #uea rdacvieer wl S87 pure art taaete on fae ‘erties o W | "R Piaver- ns only firs: “1 ‘i vice " i ienttonniis ow . aupreciate!: termes emi THE Rt oLru MAN 1.0 hie art human a greater | mene. THE RALI'IWIN rege ; ri Tlaver wane s'iaht new pla aboran eatures prt ‘ a $. ernie to esponail : THE r CDoOLP Wt — -— Pra NOS—4lan ra nte@e up, 30 daye’ tria) for list 142 Piane Exchange, [007.1000 WM. KN T’prigh?. S1As ; u tien, term, eh oF THE Ri DOL. IH MANUAIA)}~—The pla human, a greater ney THE RALDWIN KINGSTO A etter Y Or. THE R Pay BTORY & a has goo 4 tone and le worth ore mor be «rx Ane ejona Within twa reare a"; : r A STARCK Pras ST EGE 1 pitne. S45: liantis used; ‘eet ed. See THE Rt DOLPH MAN Al O— The ‘pla humen; a greater Bion: ‘ - THE BRAILDWIN ) KIME Piano in oak ca Pellent verans | pees fe : "RT DOLP PATO sont Pi. AYERS—A larewe used and shovpworm Varcain orices eriert will he deity down payment. terme. Rarthel- ib Pine AU TO Oniv Sins; slightly IMehomany case Month THe RUDOLPH KING ‘er-piane, sllabel fan be arral we THE Re OLPE iow plaver- planes ‘ter ones af makes. eplendid | eines at very aftr f used upright p you sp . Ne way oor Arcade “inde. FRANK STE buy: only two Test char ol: 10 ; terest an dlecount rT players are ver vliarse ir to Sine, ‘aid. Piano Buye @ have a wond Upright pianos in price from § Any oak er wat nd such well- Thiehbes, Aut histey. Hah Starr aret ¥ THE RUDOLPH NC Ay Bax * thie feou : the celebrated il * and orchestral hnown elas = or 4 TOD) ‘ a, , marty Piano buyve re have a w: ulert ' yae,) Sw , Gime, ithe . Orees Pans Rte Mouse ‘lowing ’ barguing aver .PMan, th bibation Noo Of tryweal. wit ; UPrnriqg Pring iusedi Rovers Fires ¢ ‘iabler tumedys Rtotdard : UY VY eeant : ! 7 ee kes ' : teow.) ; 3 ‘ | Flew, - : tiaead ; » ®' range. 1-t °ven PIANC

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ATT, me Nee ce on - ' a RE yt rer ee ee ee a — SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920. a= 700 ROOMS FOR RENT With and Without Board — Is the place you have been seeking advértised here today? ag i . POST-.DIsPaTcH. LEP ——_ ,’ MUSICAI _MUSICAL _ T - OOMS FOR — | ) MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT—CENTRAL _ROOMS FOR RENT-—SOUTH ROOMS F T FOR RENT—WEST Rn RENT._WEST bites ta | - ) s OR REN WES ROOMS Oo - - 7 DBO PP BPP BP LL eae LP PIANOS AND ORGANS PIANOS: % we | AND ORGANS | T - ~_ ALK! +4 FRAN Rr NG MACHINES Shean: + 3422-—Clean. furnished room: ROUOMSB-~-To girls employed: %4 block from EASTON. ae —— convenienc ee: 83.50 a week Shaw Thea Grand 4221W _sleeping p—— an 6 housekeeping of MAPLE. 5010--Furnished room for’ gen WASHINGT R! 2 FR for rent : vom. private farnils tleniet TUN I. #2 oon for ’ m Z | a’. @ for tue RPIANG STICTALS--Weber planol1a MANUALO—The ple pie oe ; at : nw - © pmyer- ; ; iatest stvie. S8-note, plain dark hum no that is al! but vOxOo RAPH—Clear c ; ¥ . y finie? i tevtat hait : auto menay’” * greater player value for your » uprig! r is no. $150 ur Pe a. FRANKLIN, 5 a¥e Second floor front RUOM For 1 or 2 ladies em oyed, with EAST or , any piano, ahogeny care $440 Elling THE BALDWLELN PIAN®S : WA wix at yn bam . = ms : ? rae nicely G- act ni: elightly . UUSSs ‘elds al jngday a E ome 6 Vietor ie) : ees 2ii—F urnigshed. ermai) room, $2 a i ladr emplored: sam moves me. EN ITT = ‘ = . T ARY ; AND. 4300 i = . mOM Neat! v furnished reoin in thaw Ad ats er. ewe i ior gentieman it gentiemen., private Tanti) . bet enn suite ai*eo » e@sent he iree be ny vy: jemeur) aeh orf . 7) oe area atin r — Se. . io ‘ Af ~~ i repairing wv expert, at mod . ed - . @ & outhern roon mise reom. @ | mcderhm cenvenien «ee entle Nished ye for = —_— . sh. nH golden oak uprietht ‘rate ' 7 LEONARI 7 ROOMS —= leepi ne and sitting roorm , front room ent , : ' gent Kentienen: a) COnVeE- x Sige name it padrerel sviendid tone. exceptions a $150 a. a, Standard Phonograph Huuse f ; ,. J izv N. ‘i ce large front room Bias? irni she ’ a cat vome. adjoin ; ke . kenmtiieman or ladies empio) ed rev? ony Second fleoer weet ely es ilj pene j i ry ‘ in or ‘ 4 ri - - ; ii sie fever r) its. ‘ ™ . Ey — r ~ — : di ' f price, $465, guarantecd 1 ‘HONOG Kk = LINDELL cheering: ai. onventences —" $tOTNnON riet) famtls contingous wallet Pa... Furnished roca, with MARYLAND, 40°2--m niodern., private home. reaeol e Tuo wuth frent god meals geh- et .s 1108 “Di oat? te a” Weser Bros mat ogany vy.) fam See: Se BOW, L, inde Taan eman, $4 weekly. owner's home ‘rsenel G saw that ?. S224. Furnished reorm modern | #¥ie emen. 9% net @ home ' — . , MPF, 3 = 7 (jree + Torres e del ~— ; ‘oo " . ; —— j ’ j ic nh oor . or : . . o's moor! oorn if if ’ | bl. j | « = tle ri ‘te ‘ Uy - ‘ mo Ou tr) 2 | one than half ori 7 TET pOOS Uiive “ “- ’ SS -note gold ctl tA wlison labo : f rand Gh Ke WIS Jahed front rowm: suit a. ' ” S housek eep famils all conveniences ight well-furnisbed. eleetrl narried ome ety floor, FA on; te MAS ER-PIANT) ite ' hh oak, nea: ‘Ww. reduced to. . $49! paAnOwAnY case, recorda an tri ————— ea a) 5 ye or i SESE Te } 2 “es. ple: no child . married « OUS- . [ao new, Ww)! ‘| fas “ie td Cabinet: aso early “nglish inch OLIVE a ‘Connecting ~ housekeepin T WIN T 31 te m | — * adn tice -2 arte housekeeping SN WRERAREMY LER Tre Hesutiful reem ‘ter . —_ wale . LIVE 5360 A-—-Niceiv fur ad @rent room i" NCENT. Sls reotn and kitch- — : id est etd ur uneimposel persons, first-class aecum i M. Fela prigh y good ; i’ urnished fr - . ; modations cen, g~ man, 271 beg er Ure ves for beginners $50 ] ren fate vule Vict 7 ' les ‘ire eo or 2 gentlemen: private family . eG : e' Maekeening i. LNRIGHI 415 Front room and Ts = NEWER RRKY reER 44Q@ -2 sevond-f.cor w Ambei | an — Ox ation e ~ ~~ eee 4 ; ' Tc Te Ee ee :, ' Ante te ory to home, eliminating the mid- EE. woo -H epine ' 5424 Suite of furnished hpi one refrigerator: phen clean front connecting sleeping reoms, suitali — bs . 3I6e Housekeeping 14 non Auto : oo Si BCI Al, BA RGATNS THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY ery , positive vat - ¥ ees SPOS: Senso me fa “hounek eening: aiso sleeping - eeEahe- for — tas ht = " riers ro siT cs ier 4 — om Treseonable : 1 Se as. ee ard 6-room dwelling Deen nished reom continwoeus helt water, #1 Phen | or An $12 we * = i : aan VK THT kk PHONOGRAPH = ) icely furnieghed, clean , SERVE . wm-arta @ —_ ENSIiGHT ~»i:,..W ” faye ap) i ' rus KE. s cA. vl S 4 N Front room Page. SEVEN’ =. ry _— A pg ve ga pe el est 454841 bs —_— i at vate fa nally or — = a : . ’ , . 4 0 (a comfortabie housekeeping ———— . _—— Si ARR ip\tM, ¢hee. a hie in : sTare i od ‘ ? ' . ver ves ‘mar “ ’ itecner on? ie ss te ye . ose evie@ly urnisoie 3d- oor eniid o~ ‘ ° and action very CG RR AN Dd P | ANO: Ss ment = _ poh ri Pian ar . i . inf 4. . a i harry rt ar s tp! ieges modern cwontenlences near 4 EN RIGH # owuyl ‘Cor ner King's high way front. sultable for jou ple. electric. oe . a. sicenine a. ae eentiemen. - ot terme. Sixth 9 : th and olix ‘ _ aay Stern & © THERESA, wun “ Nic furnished car lines Large reom, ld flower near bath free Ul IVE, 4215 —Nicel fu nished ] i WASHINGTON BL. hdtv Large southern ‘el We have t . akes . ou a ’ ¥ ; ; ~- a, ? : i” housekeeping roouis with i ~~ convent SilEN, A\NDOAH 4114 Furn! shed front Too oe ; eal, re wn dbes ~~ all nvenience ant = seeping one weed front roen nicel vfurnishel!d’® eter y he A ears MACHINE. -Victor ords ences; Bell phone HENANDOAH, 8807—F ENRIGHT, 4248 —Furnist f LIVE, « rel 2 = — at ‘ . condittar : . ' — —_ -- “) ; anr , a y , ished or 1 ta! i ‘ — P : , - : ~- : - ; of TP TTT ned + nh, bigg bargain 312 / Ohio. PINE. 3514 Furn lashed rooms: houtekeep front . 1 a 4 geitl. a ag uished lst fi a : room, 3d floor; southern «+ spesuie: — . ; ss. 3 aoe _ aR. ‘Ol hon - one or t®o WASHINGTON BL... 4740—Large front reem ; ny Oa ME ph , , one on — — PAT we ACCHINE ornie Sie «tyle ng: all convenience — —-—— Bis. oe ee — IS or 2 connecting reomes, seuthern exposure ATTA‘ MENTS “a THE pr + cee d WURLITZER « rHeE HOUSE THAT GUARANT KES moet we! «* ree INSTA Page ast INO TON - SHIN ANIM »A gNIY Furnished rvuom for ENRIGHT 4170 ——— 2 ULIVE, 45124 Nice front room: private for 2 gentiemen or couple: phone, all een- eh: sh ny ae 14005 COI ee me TALKING MACH I k : . 4 - vie > M41. : = re erent ot sore i or y gentieme n Vie tor 1 HOU RK and ie j tchen. gy a naa ‘ front bedroom family: Kentlemen all conreniences ven! enc ee . ‘ . : - . - ; ~ rr > . “ ; d ; . ‘ >} _ mahogmatr is eee te ” A conn a reeerrys ; em mp o' er > aa ee - we wen" ul ,iete or —— aan - wT . " one 9 a | a enaw “ a ae peee- StOh up ALL ITS PIANOS S45, and records Minges, 1531 : r \y ASHING Tr N. 2624 Rooms. 1 house PERN ANt a — Furnished front hall thorough); clean; adults; $00 monte OLIVE, 4221 (apariment HB) Nicely fur- W ASHINGTUON Hi... JvaG—3S connecting mahogany: Vore; mood > overbau ed an ) guarents sa eas op nna 2 ——. —— — , Ty Keentne d sleeping: runnin , | . SIMP: wT a rT wenn ENRIGHT. W564 —b urnished front re ee rootn: -hot water, all conveniences: Pray ae tleus pay ee and kitchenette, 2 cash, owner jeavi q KIESELMORST PIA’ he ravroents normous reductions tn slight!vy used |) TALKING MAUCHIN) " ‘. nen, “s114 ~— ey a SIMPSO PL 1746 wo housekeeping 2 connecting: a , at room or | es. front, ail nicely furnished. f ’ Forest Tso ae | Bist ' nd 183 ‘ ean a, wah ot ] ] : large schine: Ger yt lpr 1: WASHING ION. 3118 Sleeping housekeeping rooms. in modern home | bleck seuth * cohveniences, homelike. OLIVE, 471%—Large furnished room all ' wo CURR A LT Aa egmeny | : ghe " OT Olive «at. (o14) and rebuilt Pianos and Plaver T 114 3 Os niall roome: all | rodern ‘onve.: $2.50 lafayette Park (82) ni S Joom: _ ol | Wann 1 eon. R004 ronditoin; ae : . . > @r : -- “oO a\ en! fences, private family Phone fFar- INGTerNn EL, $.4- Lara@e. lia@ht reom, h land 2 time? of used pian 'y . yes : . ; , rAlLKING MACHINE a oe poms WASHING Tt? 338—Nicels furnish lEN’ ‘tile S Clean housekeeping rooms reoms for ii “_ om St-class connecting est 32 -W (2) southern exposure (we windows deor* cor and “Ohive. m.. ¥ oy . uM r There is a fa rge assortmen from | ty | ser - : ath Sto: \" a. _ reome r neople only. o (Ti ania or \ight housekeeping: young couple OLIVE 9744 (El Tovar Hotel) Nicely fur oe ry ee: CRQUORNOSS CHORs Sr . ot “rt Ce: e _ aint et 7 ' , os oT a... tein ; w > - — i rar ees . . E oe ‘inate , oe er’s ‘la steain “at. constant hot weter la er-p easy ‘er va ta . . o whis h to make selection. an our / ia VW rn iilN +TOON, 41 ae Fu i ahed«d rooms )2k ‘ lean. COU) POO, for ent! a. ENRICH} re > rif hed roormne, with or without board aim ‘ ; 4 -plano, as) ris EYER'S socust to ciemn J J © M [Nk neniaum ith private hath: free Bell phone ail conveniences: orivate a ‘ roome- ti fur nist = i A as a ear te ee furnished apertments for housekeeping Wet ve eee ornemen voreet *: — = ' ’ ‘ise : " | * r a , ‘ , su ; ’ . , “> — er - 7 your’ — . — . . - ys ‘ = ‘ . e! i | , 7; i ae “ , . ‘ : . ; NO | “, O., 1005 Olive : -_ W RI ITZ eR ,enie nt te rnis ln pose ue hbar«dsh Ips a? ati Cav jer p Se ry “4 a | “ ASHING ‘ *] ‘ »N. SOR - Tw # ni e — | } HikL 71; {~’ A s l “wo rooms, newly lecsy ys Kas elec trie telephone: shamter’ tant t turn a ; 4031 —— ares, 36- floor room. w Wet are ie =n = neg enon rom r —- an an player-piano ; Ay a] mui : ng fret floor reoms; unfurnished; we : gap and Water et mi. week or 840 month urnished or housekeeping. . 5041--turnished room for adios ize; SS keys; barga Plaver-plare ony ” fttle shouw eh . . ter and ges rHIRTEEN'T it “o> Te s Fu ee .. no E NRIG HT. rly Pon Nate : _— PAG E Kl. 4317 s i OF couple, ~ / sil : : Hopwe ty ’ eae - - . . . Pre, \ rnighed ii@al . : eWiy furnished 5 y 4 . ‘ ma “a — reouw.. eiec -~ _ “ — ' > _ a ee NO ¢ CO. 1 = . 5 ' clans condition automatl nin UPRIGHTS VA ASH INGT« iN. 21S Neat furnished iight Teor, 2d floor e io tee ' oumiaal wy cons eniences hot — tric; reason: able. Delmar 2 Rose , WEST END } ~~ ron roan furnished con: at. ; : 4 : i on evices rice | my, ereah oe o Kal ‘ ' housekeeping reoomse. with water and kitch-. [TWELF ri. "107 N Room, furnished: mod- ‘ eptional Too exc sont cafes. these are ax. PAGE I l yar F elmer s eos reom. a!) _ we. — : = ed rigerator Mahoxany: - : = ; . ~ Muat * geen to ¥ . . : . : ; «>. TicrE = ' ‘ ' ” nette: ren ae nable rent. ee erm conveniences. private fainiiys Mi ‘Kin! eT FE TZEL, TTS ; eli phone, Forest 2668. conveniences (wl! Sundar VW ana Sr I - rita Su le of rooms *-- vou w barwain: RU De = ila SimDail ss : >. ‘ tt) “144A Warne “ AS?til NGT ON. 2v¢45—-Front rooms. sieeping or He lefor taine car + J24—F urnishe d reo. secon: a f! ‘ PAG E r 117 i 2 sadnemaindn Guisite nele rhood: Kitchen privlleges y to reliable party. . THE ” ‘1 P H WURLITZER «oO Arimetron nal _ ~ VICTH« M Se ousekeeping. $1.50 up basement stable TWE LF _ 7 S ae ' private "family Cabany 469 SW - loor me Mile rooms, furnished for light @ orest 33a ‘ae ium Olive et Aringstrong manogany seeeees , ~ een Baha ; ni . oe ei ae , 1 oes Unfurnished reem, ho: isekeening; no other roomers —s ——. ened ANUAI O—The player ris ; : . Newby & Evans. mahogany, we bara a emmy pare — Ww ith or without kitchen priviléges: adults E1zZ ZEAL. 5598—E legantly furnished reom for PAGE BL.. “2a58 | Two Aret-floor ro f WESTMINSTER | PL, : 426A Hail room BA-note. factory men: @ greater aver co oe al Whitney. mahogany “y \ictor style X-> cost £125. : ; WASHINGTON, 2710 ~Nicels furniehed rooms _On'ir. ; one or two. private family: all modern con ‘ight housekeeping. ome (808 WESTMINSTER PL.. 3751-—-Neat. seven Lapeerial price. AY =e i value ar 4 ri othestiowwa | 7 . x | ’ : Hroradwayv : | ; = , hot se VICTROLA— Leaving town: your own price man, reterences; at! _cénventeness. BUCLID, 124 8.--Nicely furnished room, for eta Large. furnished. fron: WESTMINSTER PL. 42m¥— Double and @ln- 2, May- Stern A en up ‘ a | \ Lg Schaeffer —rer 0: 1238 Mer Causiat , ; : 1"TORIA, | “ay 7) _ ne unfurn ished roorn l or P4 gentleme n Forest 87 pS PAGE RI. 52h _—s - = *} a ele revere : Olive. ear: gentlemen oniy. a ee oon oe . . Brewster, oak , sa 3 VICTOR VICTROLA— Perfect condition; sell 4 J LEN. 2162 Neativ furnished sleping room VICTORIA, SAL Sleeping room, gentleman ‘s one Hoge we Room for rent “kitchen homelike surround lings. rorest T8T1R. spend ps. Lm a nm ng ae , F— heme . player- plano ned Poatures “prt - on mt ' r niall ily , t Steins na at a S@acriftice May. Stern & Co... 12th and n or vate home ; er rea 7 nreferred Grane 146.) ae . sien ee eee Pane tut nS EN n ed room one orest I _ ; ‘ ; : , «.", = : n'a , i heeds af . —- - . --—--—--- . . ’ , ; —- —-—-- -—-- .| PAGE Bl,. ST ‘ ‘ ; - erme to responaible p “4 Peasonevie | i. ahegans Oat aT =* . sietcinitheeeisaa —~ 434 —Rooins for sleeping. all con- VIRGINIA hh + 6 rvom, well furnished " ECLID. REE s - Room for gentlemen; —rerch Osi- FE — room; large | W ESTMINS1 E oR PI... e112 large 5 - tite THE RU DOLPH e “ hi. ITZER CO wowon © = CTROLA— large § size MaAnO@ans piays veniences fond netehhorhou modefn conventenc: s F , Modern conveniences: neari picr -_——— - — sou room. a conveniences, gentieme » ome TT , , , =~. ’ a vw he me ——- -_—_—_-—-—— - - - en ee age and Hex . Ti PAGE BL 412 “N . 872 oe ae ie let oO) ive at ie, ' -~juead of th * pianos are ra P records ‘ ead for cash 144, hippe AL # EN LMQZA Furnished room. modern “. Al. DEM AR. 745 2 dandy light house- EV LID, E —- lone car lines re asonable all conventeurse: “Nicole furniaied rooms: | L Indell be 2h. = - PIANOS—Guaranteed upright: used. Boo i ~ ic) Kell phone: 1 of 2 gentiemen: $5. = ss WAVERLY PL. 1730-—Neatly furnished . $27 on Neatly furnished room: PAGE BI... 842 Nicely ‘furnished f " Lode Mixets HPI. ait) Carge,” weti-fur- uD; 80 days trial: out-of to vn buyers write PLAYERS \ vie THULA Mahogany ‘abinet in excellent AHRSE:NAL. &144A- Furnished room a eeping room free phone dy “Ol, southern exposure: pri- llaht } one Seeoin all aa roome Tror nisne 1 ret-floor front aleeping room; rusi- or let 142 Piano and ‘alk! M : ' "anrve ait mon ‘ aban 148%.) fi. — —_—_—_- - . ~~ ar -_—— = ee —s - F . “,* ve car line: 2 hlocks from 4 ° e L a. . in ern conven. | ning water, southern exposure, alto a'. sthange, 1007-1000 Mark:« y er ‘ nine Aut - ThOLA. $1 Bruna! 4 Rae VA os 3134—One iarce furnished room. W WHITTEMORE PL, 2340-—-FPurnished house- ore st ; for gentieman: references re- jences aaa | tractive 2d-floor suite; sleeping or howse- ‘ a 6 St ous itopiane, mahogany ‘ hn gga ke Prunes tek. ith 44 «double nd hall room: suitable_for dresem aker or keeping room: near Lafayette Park: no Ulred: also hallroorn. (2) PAGE BL... 3648--Nicelyv furnished rooms: _keePing: private pore nh ee ‘te? We —e OW - - _ som) Orpheus, oak re ee VIE TRoO) — - — — . = ~~ 4514 v rgini a srilitiner ~~~ — eepimmuenmnened hd ha — ins heitealiiiiiaiati a FIN NE # 8714 Light: housekeeping rooms housekeeping: gas. electric. phone. lawn - Wks) “PAPIN. 4330 ‘ ‘orner New stead. larar avahe K \ A BE N: ‘“ E ‘BAG “ ; a Uy furnished roeotmn fur i IN N KE’ #- 2001 ~T wo connec ting roome for ar pare 5. attractiv e room. new ly furnished. electric. Mee - ° — — . oe emee , ae *) entiemern ies eee aud , thlhiath.*®- aged ladys he us keer ’ ~ . PAT ‘ = reference ‘*s. ,. 1005 live ’ serine. npred ueed. but tn rood condi Autopiano, oak :* Peary he “8 . \it*TROLA—-Beautifu mahogant , NE 5674—F hy ‘Pas he house- keeping rooms. Benton 204 aaa = S; Water. gas. electric. ‘itch Ble. 000A Housekeeping oq with o a a ——— os nthiy u tien; nh or monthiy ¢ -onalt . + | Al . irnished room, light houwe Ra nee aa FINNEY. S726-Furnished tehenetie: private familv: reasonable: all. WEST PARK. 6434-2 furnished rooms for futiire Rurcha 1p: one youre THE RUDOLPH WCRLITZR I GRANDS a ee A 3 | _keening of sleeping room for 3 gentlemen WEST _ing : nished room for sleep- _conventences. light housekeening, : PIAN COMPANY 7 LOOK Olive ' aT, ; “t eos Hl A A 1 'N tc ae 2 connecting’ roome for ligt 4 7 . FI XN N ik ; ea ‘ ’ . The ee — —_~ _~ Y. 32615--Tw r - : ; Ke. apartmen ’ INE BL... 4215— us iners ’ ? ” ’ . towns with new and se RY &£ CAMP. ernal- ee - iw 4 : VICTOR Vie DF ad Witn # selections - 12440... B rrp —- FOUNTAIN, 4382- ~Nicely furnished ro * man ner week. Forest 198. | WEST PINE BL. 4124. Two 24-flovr front nts; write for catalogue. nas ford tone and good sc “4 if ‘plano Sell for $355. Shattinger Music Co, #19 C SLAND. 2685—Two rooms for centie- a ERT, ‘18-—Three rooms, 24 floor, fur- private family phone; al] conv om: | ROOM—In private family: geod lecation; on! roeme, completely furnished fer housekgem = i ie worth more money than pate: shite clans Olive st * - referentes. nished for housekeeping: all conveniences. gentiemen only. | conveniences; Delmar bl. Phone Forest 2727 BSUS SS Ke sa re BRO.“818 Pine wt, cen Be Mer uaneed on it mas Penne -Ks—Vister cad Cohen - Cis Th | Gasptlemen only. OUST Hail? a.m se ysaT yusmiched 70 : ‘. " ' : ' “4 new inetrume e4 ‘ » iC ana ‘olumbia large i*‘LE VE LAN ) 414%. T —— > ~ furni: he a ; } ecratiemntianee Sarena cutinalinamanttiaeeneteasenaedieeenetinatieedtitieeemnmenstiiccneteentnnndaemenedtttieetttiemmemenattttemeeiettimenttetieies F ov NTAIN. 402 ut ant ully fur nished ; private fartn- ' wr é Ke oo. we r urnished room, —— ee eh Se fern ve ok. nt anv time A. “> tS : ne hae “D: ‘ shed rooms BARTMEK 66b-lirinha clean. fremt Poem: “would ~~ 2B Gentleman living at home RAUCH-TLANG—Electric coupe; pneumatic with kitchenette. second -story front. a) ata sacrifice: a A STARCK FP Vann CO. 1102 Oltve r Jlith and Olive Sts. 5) nice. 84 Hast Auction Co., 2008 Morgen COMPT* fe 3 Neatiy furnished rooms _| ; modern. sennioniaiie with congenial young man: good board: —s ROOM mail furnished: suitable for lady | ——————.—— ett Casa * AGT 4339 Olive. STEG ER S _ ’ ATOR | size mahogany kitchen privileges Rell phone: reasonable an te ‘Furnished room with use of va te family Forest 1OTER. am nlaved Lindell 27648 M. W a at Nad Bi... 36% -Housexeeping rooma . ey ReaKes ie ————— ok , r sroclte ley - - ——_ al , __ ing. —_—-s HAMII Te IN. luck? A- -2 T } ont et 204K, Ww INDSOR PL. 4852— Single ‘and connectin:: 3 dell lit priced. & : at aamdttts = y = ce COME re »N 1fk1L «6S Nicely furnished room ywuwui: aht housekeeping outhatinen ainsi _housekeeping ‘Treoms: no objection toc chite e very; terms ‘ ef At once: terme , ~ ston, Vel cheap i : - BAYARD. 11358A-—-Furnished room for coup rooms: prir ‘te home ‘ : ae at. man Pi STHE RUDOLPH *'? : Enright > for one or two gentlemen every conve m tor c¢ uple; | moms: ri 3 ‘all Monday ROOM Attrac tive. in private. refined fam- : panne ano ©o.,, ag WURL jon 0 | + +) Enrignt avy lence. _ ume of kitchen. Forest 3478W. HAMILTON, 1894—2 “unfurnished fror : | tly. near King’s highway and Delmar: ref- WINDSOR PI. aie — 3 light housekeepin —— —_ lisiasiiiaate tie 0 Jitve e _ st. (Estab! ished 187 “s ] TROTA Mrand new $00) vie trola at Dill ON. 7 —_—_ *~ ay - BO vi.t 367 N i urnished sleeping rooms. rooms laundry privil exes: $6 w k i. erences Forest SAAT rooms; neatiy urnished. ; FT ae ; ‘ , 7 = sacrifice: must sei! : LON. 1307—Room,. next to bath; 3 win- a 1 4 ee M _ oo; oti player. € mn Al The | iayer-piano that ts all but THE 41-YEAR-OLD RELI ABLE Sunday. 1952A Si ane) — Cal dows: 1 or 2 men: 84. Central MATa! | _ suitable for 1 or 2. RE: SES ROOM. Desirable room. southern exposure. (WINDSOR PL. #8350—2 front rooms. fe (The it 1 : . = Greater player value fer your | | — HOI "ee VICTRO 075 i —~—'? ipo. 1o18—2 neatly furnished rooms for | "4 Fe. [30h Two househeening rooms. new.| HORTON PL.. 5048—Furnished room for a| Orivate family; meals optionsl: gentleman Shae A = opment Sn ee ov cer hh THE BALDWIN PIANO co . ROLLA ao8 a . like e110 secured housekeenine: all conveniences bath: o> complete kitchen. laundry and) —/#0¥_ emploved; private. Cabany 4691 _ preferred. Deimar 404AJ. tet — = a alee — — : 4 a ¢ , ec: : im J | Sacrifice or 0: ! dd. sas wl Big eA hnds. Yas bat v . > . -—--— — --- Ph nadie , ee ” me) , os aou ety ( 1111 rd nell ry rT Cenui ite Bargaibs bargain Call Sunday Mr Bure TA FAIS. 3448A-—-Wanted. 2 ladies to share flat | . A Ng Oy ag orn — ; room 5943 At Hamilton nicely ” sn gaa eh oye sm ellent t meals: Lo ae het water, free “a, Shaves gent “s mahogany ur | KIMBAT I —— Page bi with ladv ( — bot 5120- a large room, 3d floor able - coms. private faniliy; reason — «Alty ‘ ’ ° — ear “ny men or couple emploved Lindell 2584! tone a : : ToTROLA—F ine : :) re a 7 con. deent a@ecstih fener =o £ nvenitences: references: water Forest ' = , . . _ ner penne © for cash 1 woke no in oak case, onhe , alt ht! A Note the well-known names. Re ' sig ‘nahoran . y caine t: a a * waite? a Se nak he ee > ROOM ~ Neatly _ furnished, for gentleman. NORTH : : . ' . , o- -i- . ered wee one, Trec- _. =: = we >a aa. ——-- ——— : , . 180, Ia oe ae antes Brice ae tow. $165 Terms ||| member, these excellent instru- ord«: well everything 800. Upstairs 88564 EIGHTEENTH 2911 S.—Room and kitchen | “Qh AUNS. = eats teees line; pleas- ENSINGTON. Sil pee ese Cuhane” ow. rterencee Farsioc oa oo as per mo : ‘4 : ‘? : % . al reom mn private ome: lady ‘& ’ ) 51584 -Hand | ¢ " eee pe a? ° Vv ; = y en - soniely e 2 ire "roll ae fo ER DOLPH we RLITZER CO ments are ‘‘trade-ins’’ from fine ~ A—-Most beautiful. largest siz for housekeeoing ployed, ' 24 floor front room; private ely ee d | ROOM—Well furnished email room in apart-| nn a 1516 Niecy furntees Gren per th. ATO #O0T | Romes, where they received splen- Viren aos Sear See size: FAMOUS. 4275--Housekeepina room: faces! 7 ee - a = fast optional: phone. | ment. for gentieran: excellent localiiy oom or 2 gentiemen.— Tt mon : — aa > ae lid Fach -. . ~llie - mahogany t tone. with reserde south. Benton 1IhOW. Manchester car « Ae TES, 51 A, Kit chen ed , a t room; with KINGS HIGHWAY AY. 1ua0 27 — ‘“sharr we ** | a THLONE. 4251 Second Noor room: moder: . . : ac . [ floor nort?i st 2X ery ee 4 — | witha 4 cnen rrivilerves. is N ; re . i « used and A large hen? tment of high-«era de aia care. as is & genuine Dar » G27) FAD. 410@—Nicely furntehed room for CATES. 6102-—Two iendid. me £as range: housekeeping : conveniences. ROOM tara light room, with garage oriv- —* eurreundings. S12 mowth ous ypWorn plienose and plavere at gain at the low net cash rice $s : - ae _—— , IR : a — weer T . = tr ver-planos large size SB-note 8355. AUTOPIAN®© Piayer . Oak - v SED PHONOGRAPHS a} pi td = Fargiokad pay “ig conveniences. Cabany - | ——_>—-. — . —_ ‘ : | LACLEDE, 4%8—Newly furnished room, ad-> ,nO¢**#; are Ow gestiomen: West) hougekeening a ore . 2330 NN — Furnished connecting ; ones at 8550 to ob . ; splendid line of hn taikiog’ ma. | oe ee Tae eee AMPBEL LLU prt. want | ee eee, ee oo ences. CLAYTON, 4544A—Small| front room, kitehen joining batt len h A | ' ; c rices, for —— = ————$___—____—_ ——-- — ‘ ; | i: enty t A. at ents Sesnetive Prices. Hest line | ; - han, diate clearance; $98 sewara, Ween payments, HEREFORD. 1187—Furnishee rooms fer 2 | nd entire apartment, laundry and aji con- family. Forest Pack en ROOM-.Cool. comfortable r ‘ GRAND. . e .. a KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY. ladies in privete family: every convent. veniences; \%& block from Forest Park; 1 or LACLEDE i ee ee —- a cars conrenier?t. «mall faite "Aap housekeeping $810 oer week : also 1007 Olive ‘st. ence: block west King’s highway. near For-' 2 young women to share piece with mo. her tine 4371—Two large. light house-|) way Papeat Trew —_ a . — St. | est Park. 1 block west of Taylor car. and 10-year-old son. Forest 4M. i porch; near pack: both ehene front: large =e — GRAND. 1188 N.Meete ‘fanemmene 1 Dp ; both phones. ROOM--Large. cool room, furnished: one or neusekeoving room : only venaen wate mod: | | ‘LE ‘EB. 4530—Beautiful clean, light two gentlemen: nicely sy ing modern $10 % pianos in St. Louis: $75 to | pright Jah ees / JOU Can SAVE money and get avited in | | J Established 1879 Ebo ere ern conventences: orivate famfiv Way et A. FE WHITAKER’S. 124° OD U o6 ny = ~» =2 HICKORY, 26387—Two rooms. unfurnished. CLEMENS. 3661 South. front roo os iv iv: employed moe gy te apartin t: Bell ph conveniences, het water: 1 om ate nent. e n oon , free pnene 6 TT eR phone TER IL ARPER “$210- Furnished | “room, n. southern A. Arcade Rid dg Sth and Olive Ste. ici CKORY SO0A—T wo arge onnecting Ww az rn _ oe Ries e wore ha Bleck east _of Oren 2 a nd 2-3 . ae . Mahogany : HI ¢ . 1 . 4 = l r ©c ti 4 heny . Mw - eX : a please investigate (1) [iameren — . = — — f i an — biel ha . K STEL PI I nw | ee mere enc SHEE | | ROOMS and BOARD] 5 ierece=e_stetes SGI Sieh —aioapiag_ieoes a . no tn- > nn § Coy eepin room, a) con- | -——— — ——-— -- ——— --- _ te ae the = : ——— | _ furnished or unfurnished Forest 7155. _ veniences. for 1 or 2 gentlemen. _ one front; all conveniences. __ en BL... 3962 Nicely furnished : ‘eome., tudine south front living reem. in rice 24 hist eh over, you RECORDS ; ROOMS—Nicely furnished. one or two ladies KENNETT PL... 180—Rulte and single DELAWARE. 1211A--Room for light house ai conveniences: meu pnese. re flor fiat: one block Delmer and Kings LABADIE. @ala— large | front an 4 a Til light ‘housekeeping. keeping picasa tel IsecaiTI: ; = “11. HL ©68°4111—_-Roome for couple er ‘"{thway: will rent separately or together gentlemen. souther® exposure; Conventent ; 1 light hou ing. —-—- | am BL. SiliA— Room with private oy, [teal for two or four bnelness or traveling Se!!_phore — eungeimmnmnandi Bidine -s. men. A! ithe privacy of Separety aper' LEFPINGWE! l, 827 NN. Prenat or oe i ' such well- known ™ akes im- = - mo ;. or gentlemen Forest ~— ~ nes AUS, &11-—Nice furnished front room, 24 t = . , enema r . ~* «@ , " bath to emp oyed parties; ', retere ences , RP he hs rPuusekeeping ee nent with service furnished other ear _lina: gentlemen nref . Atopiens, Cahdie, Kin on, TT ce Sehneen, Wurlitzer. Fe or rLE WONDER RECORDS— New 4 ROOM—Nicely furnished, with privileges a Rone gee A Sone... ‘. oe a oe O2 « — oO CE ~ = lady or couple employed Cabany 4702 - mJ aE — —* 2nd on ished | ae 4 ee o. ze ed + recor ree today only Fools Two furnished connecting rooms: LAFAYETTE. 2819- “Sleeping ‘room, one or DE L MAR BL... 43 oF emg furnished reo Bid WEL i ety, SSM , s. roomers ‘jarege if wanted Ror F.198 | - ones, urnished connecting rooms: it melee tot parties emplove references. ; ' ‘ Room, 1 or 2 gent Cues - Trewetnn — xxi kt #300 Shae ae Ml CAFAYRITE dal? Room. furnished for DELMAR HI... 4282—Newly furnished. coo! en. twin ew orivate family; modern, aP TING THN. thraereotm flat: furnished | -. ‘3 ee tc®) POOM— In apartment. new: block from Olive | LY INC H. S18—Roomea fo for liaht ~ housekeenine frort room: priv ate far!) . om - - - eho . southern expemire reasonable wlth or without kitehen. privete: sear Gew- ih price from 875 to S485: all | car; southern exposure, sun parlor, beth yeocatsa Vv Tt on ee ww DES . alo , hed L. ah. I... @#68--Ore iarge. we'l-fur be aw eval Motor. Deimar R ny, oak or ne > au are. RECORDS wid , Any amid at Alec adioining: ladi«e employed references Lin- Cc A T A TD. 1851 - Laree furntshed front YE IAR. : 43- Nicely tu > e; room ni ; , “4 floor {ro ne roon for gent) : ! 7 NTON “ale Room —- ‘4 = , —_ . ~ ae A " a — 1 find such "pull haowe yoo! yr é records. any make: pay up to $2.50 each: dell 24873 ! ) Cpe housekeeping: cal! phone. electricity; every conveniences references recuired in nrivete home Brent eae pontiomen | XGtr rH MARKEY (02—Furnished room Thiebes. | makes a8) or will trade; will call anywhere. Phone ~~ ——_———— WcDONALD. S611A—fall_ room. gentlemen | DELMAR. 4250-2 well furnished front ‘DELL B . O 7 i! 7 7.9 . oe — nes Cra oe, Fe Autesiane. table K ine- Olive 1248. Miller's. 1822 Olive at (ag “CENTRAL nreferred, , Ow: 2 tle n : | ae for naar keaping. Lindell “33900 j -INDELI ‘ BL wn i* # onnec _ > . I NION 1467 2 roeome and eme’l bitehe te K. #4 tLarge front room f ,® _- ev Mabnaen Wurlitzer. Ries A > i A std ; ; = te re i - ae a - furnished fron ft roorrns fer house etre with ges end élartric heel om her ree hows ive aa ' it iene and &@ son RE ‘ORDS HOY DISCOUNT : Z aiciees MAGNOL 1A. 49404— Pormiahed or unfer DELMAR. 3849 Furnfehed rooms nicely gases range refrigerator water n Ort rreawth — = - i ; , DOLP I we RA. ITZER oa.. 4 a co - 4 BELL 2719-1 furnished room: owner's — riehed raom: nrivete family decorated, everything lat-class orivate bath: references as to characte .SDELIN APAPTMENT. intel! * OMS — Three iarge. Jefferson and - | TRI 1M Olive at Pathe and Colunste Records at oes Bit Di . o m : couples onty GASS. 2000—Laige second-floor front room; ~ new: $425. 1906 Missour!, 24 floor. Cali, DELMAR BI., 4610A Neat. well-furntaned Mori m Mme $00S4--1 sleeping - room. © : . St LOUIS. 4616. Three connecting roome southern exposure ERNON “%46R--larve. hanAenmety fur furnished complete housekeepiag: ; t ' clighed vr rT aa) tn Aaet ebie + ar e for bus « s : adults ' instrument for picture 0 ’ , i I } ’ - ARTOPHONE— Beautiful larce mahogany. light housekeering and sleeping rooms. (7) © to 12 a.m rooms. also housekeeping suite -—- a ePHE AK iN SAA Nicely fournitehea "e@@ reore oan etnete ron st) aa ye - 7 7 ‘Ewe ‘ ’ A b ’ - " following’ et is only a few of the | pon STARCK PIANO CO... live Olive. (coa, | DA YTON, 214--Furnished front room, with indies omminved: with Beare. 7 Be or very light housekeeping. ‘adies rome, continuane Ret wetar f-e- . ING ergaing included in thie eale en om Sree al board: gentlemen or couple; private home OREGON og Large cool room. house rset , , neti ee . aie WALTON, 522 -Redroam Ainine reom and SPRING, ir) " Tages ae AMON or Scemeaglt Gidb| c-Si Sedi Furniched front sects aoe veentne- ss eas DELM AR. Bl, SOTZA -Large furnished - id RESON. | rable penuene By ay larne kiteben compete fer heusekeep nea in no ‘tused).. peoses , style, S ter PE 4 co, at Olle plete housekeeping PAPIN, Tima One- large room, ist fleor. fer room for rent, all conveniences; gentremen mene Rh: mrt cra mer Seite ee ano 4 eee ! oe eats ARCK PLANE 1102 Olive, DICKSON. ou19-.Nicely furnished reom:. - white Oniy Beil | phone ————— Me PH ERSON 4051 — Nicely poraans ar: WseShHINGTON ki ana Vers pleasant ane (used) GRAPHOPHONE— Plays all reconis, cheap kitchen privileges: all convenignces, for FARK. 3508 —Furnished hall room for 1 gen. VELMAR BL. M804 Cheerful, cool front ond floor room: private family. references ream refine’ roneental Peme room oritate home conveniences; refe McPHERSON ae. 3 Re ota handsomely fur WAPHINGTON Ht... a" r- Nicely furnial . 4 ate home Delmar 1982x ano fused) 529 Nermont ay ae | y couple or 2 women. emploved. — ® _tleman: fret floor. wt sued? ceera es seo Te GRAPHOPHONE — Call Sunday. 1985 KE ANTON 2 JS Hall room rs PARK. 3407 Furnished ‘room for lady: all a TS ar a am om hot water electric. apartment room eet hore. f ontgomery #*.. -- - ASTON, 1S -N kk iy farn h mn, with conventencea: private fami!!y , ; cely furnished 24- gentiemen. = RAE “ ASH Twaron ie. _trneli clean , fomiiy. — aeneh and your own selec: GRAFONOLA-- Columbia: cabinet: 30 rec- as withent housekeeping. Mehed room, with PARK 3i1MA-—Two nicely furnished reo a front rooms. connecting; housekeeping \-PHERSON, 4968 Comfortable room for 3 heteh? eleening morn: amntovred panniea only bie! en Firnished reom oe." ad 7 =" cine tnematnamen. | we omeeeren a ; = gentiemen. twin beds: quiet. best sur. @WASHINGTON RL. 890- Purntshed room. F EE 5718— Widow. owning home. _roundings °4 fleor bousekeseing a)! conrentences Nentant to Wet aa BEI, SST eee and Lémive ord Pleces, like new, & Monday, 3547 BASTON. “B415--Reoms for “lueht ho use k eep- “=i 6 ann tinue nna DELMAR BI % » ' 4 a! + ; . . - PARK, & nusualiy large reom, suit- would the desirable young couple, ©ab- wePHERSON 47084 Southern exposed = y ASHINGTON Ri. @20_-Connecting rooms Forest foe Mow ooontng re children Olive #t » | JRAPONOLA. mpi liebtiv u with | i750 ; "7 vs aay > me) — of ws Geen 6 rir RENT. 31 0 Tie Jarwe from veome ay ae SY cam southern exposure: any 2674 _ room gentieman, meals eptiona! Co. 12th and Olive ate. (e) _ bath. electric lent £12.50 a mont . PAR Ta a — — ones = LELMAR BI! E317 A— Nicely furniehe! fue | - FOURTH, S14 3—4 nice. itaht rooms, 24 ** ont room. first floor: Grend “rooms for two gentlemen or couple, e|' MePTHERSUN. 4027-~% WASHINGTON are treet tn ° > -~: ».7 P ‘ . a). eer" uth. fron ' on _ ‘ and Park car line: for one employed. Csi! antences ‘ec rooms in an apartment .- Mw ge y Bw gentlemen _cr_ ty sua WASHINGTON PL Lares south front! front ee ee . - —— . — PHONOGRANH wid. V ictor or Brunewick state heat cash orice, Box B-124 P.-1. (7) reer. = at cote = evemntinga: references exchange. _cony ee cir , partme THUNOGRAPH —Réleon. and 70 records. Cal) | US NELIN. 18U—S rome. ad floor, $12.50 PENNEYLV ANTA 1415 Furnished rooms 2 a. RM... =, furniate? | 1S Ea eserectnted: aauite: ot ny her seen lt soem pinning wabess fae Parner =iee aay WEIS : 'TOCA Ruemell a’ FRANKLIN ar ll-furnished reeme ladies or man and wife emplarad Grend dining. bat h. room). ce on cas. | wer? | NION. or player to vour . e an ; sll conveniences. Li well 2524R. (7) ATW tricity, linen: phone, references, $12 McPHERSON 4oi11—1 or in euite for busi. | © ASHINGTON PL. 8708. Nicety. furnished \ wit saad day free trial during tals PHONOGRAPHS . at me’ hae = r PRANKL IN ° 20}. ‘) f . + vo = — an an Rows -_—- ——— — seek. ness genflemen modern convenience sleese ' front ran @ ett ror rer lene a bool thle_ ween. _Menasl Mysre—-° SS |" furnished for Fey BY Bicely PRESTON | Et. iss Furnished reom: DELMAR BL, 4423 _High-class front room, | Sut, Surroundings. privare home Forest WASHINGTON WL. GB—2 front connect | enon . ed to sult your convenience | PHONOGRAPH re pirine our gpeciaity iter \SRANELIN @bt0_Secend fic P" = —— modern. Sidnev orivate family kitchenette; alse email sleeping room: con- = | _third-finer N-alneA_ roame: tory men. ve, 2608 Hebert. reo NKLD cond-floor front ROOM—-Dever. near Grang: fu ra ™,, necting, single or ef te; het water PLE S134 -Frent - one ra we ges. | w . 1107 Oltwe. (2) 1617 couple or gents. also hovusekeepine. ' pew home: gentlemen. x a Sb ~~ 24 — a gverage Forest a © ARHTNOTON tet a

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POST-DISPATCH. Ge ee ogee LTRY AND BIRDS __ be ROOMS FOR RENTCOLORED , ROOMS WITH BOARD--WEST | ROOMS WANTED ec ee ee ROE... ple pouer® ~~ | ture a dead pe NDR ALISA LAG DIN. | . esanes A em Ee | ' John A. Nolan, Edwi BAYARD, 1818-—To colored, & roome, bath, WASHINGTON. 4200- Newly furn ished ° ROOMS Ww via — 1 int furnished for house- “> DOGS AND CATS weet a RABBITS o ee = ae BABY CHICKS - = eis : Alfred Wilson Walter . . oa hen “T ete : ™~* - « ’ ges. sn 7 ‘*) running Water, excellent loca t! —~ (ts nae we F : a * West End i | BOSTON TE RRIER—Thoroughbred ae RABBITS—Young. and maltese ew es | BABY Cc ae ‘KS—R. COMP TON, WA 8.—Neutiy furnished rooms: PWABHINGTON BL... 40465—Nicels furnished a _~ forte — R ady 413. D Pace. Di saaad 0 4 months old Apply 112 Portland pl Forest 3471R 1931 Beit, ire seal a exe Ox ost apaten - . &. “3 Johnson: Socialist, P 4a 24B ,,,87 wou ge 250 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today: JUNE 6, 18 or a} i ih ia a a a ee - . I. » FOee, $2 dozen. | > . : ‘ er. Colfax 1574W | Pierce Barnard; Deg men preferred or employed couple. _ rucm for two gentlemen, separate beds, ex- itr Many g neatly Furnished “Hig Wa THIN TON “BL., 4455—Nicely furn eo ee C—s ‘on L100" Post- Lis. BOS PON TERRIER PUPPIES 4 gents | =e bt Me MO ee yh cave On. tea ch. 4871 Bete | | Second District, Reput usekerepir roome: rent separate (*) A= ats : th. 4. — NICO) I Z Ga, state ¢ = ) ost- i old she “ and stud prospect; @ auty. TT Ss rE ’ Gl nis an Re ian | elber 0c ,vU0 ' ) an . : ‘ ; board, for people emi.0} ed; KUOM Wtd.—La ly wants li ght house keep- Kin) Arsenal. — a: hd a R. 7 Ts ae — a" 445 “Walle nd ls okee car so uth. é ssionsseniuieaal ) Hegse, rank Bleitz keen house: Sunday or Monday. ‘°) — m for ¥ } , ; g an’? brown leghorns; | | Wallach; ae : —9 ot = Mo a Fh Ve Dea } Ss! lah lap ear. | BTR $ Spring. la. S10 for “1000: prepaid, safe “delivery ‘and Henry Wessels; TON, 2855--Furnished rvos L front, we 7 ane —_ ; isonn s+ ail, Keemennaale noen. -~" - two men. a . he On Wtd.—With or without board; 2) mar t ao. © . . Sees ai Tr edee Wiemiahn Gtante i ; ; ’ on. | : ot i if . A EN] MINSTER Pi, : 4102 Large yr | flout ludies employ dd... W est End; references eh- , FP Tr “ 7 ix woutl ” yld tan Enlist. ABI Li - Ae malo > S ened slants °° UUM fuaranteed, order how, ree ders in seam “ : Thomas De Imore. " INL, Bald 2 “urge light Fouls ™’ ith: closets. Troon " ith rune ing water excell reais change 1. Eire ti-h. b’ost-Diepatch. Set | ia rtford ss ae . . ‘a j rorn tn te. ] ‘ Toad whi ’ c Sry ith Brothers, M irtins! irg. Mo fe aa Ww) | Judge of the % a” | a ae ~- WES STkkh P 615—Nicels cai ed | ROOM Wtd.—In private fami! near King’s) Bi Li. PlPs ate ea, RABBITS--Flemish Giants and Rufus Red, | GAnY CHICKS-000 on hand; some a week ee ounty ¢ ESI MINSTER PI! 4615— Nice ys ine i Hoston terriers; priced sen aT 7 7 fLO0MS , ; vit? Fores% ni id Deimar, by yuung ivnan bw le ' Mughbbreds Pet Shop, S111 Olive young and oid 4500] sUSO% old; leghorns; red, ror k, orpington,; brahma Dist: ict (unexptred £ $2 per_ dozen and up. ’ , lor colored, furnished ‘and unfur- %4-flour front reom. with beard. at gnWay a! nar, | " Tt ' 7 ° is 410, Po Dispatch yy — ~s KRAHBITS—thr wi tra hens. G10 ancona, wyandott e; lican: Henry Schultz and j - — wer ) —- —_— . iP tik R PUI 7 ‘eks: good Kk . , =a iain erde try rim, —Well furniened ROOMS Wid 2 or 3S wunfuruished; privute rey t Wells —- --—-— qaal i Sf Del mas BO x _ ‘c) tubeling; Democ unt irnnished rips" yur : : carnye@tni let &. room: ence ile nit theals: delightful location: home: KRved ne inh ber lwod: convenieuces —— - R rR ns owe . ,, r aes . it. = BL r - New Zealar | I } : young BMiliud = cota = = — aa ia Na rat, “° (2 LL Te [ERS—Paps white: ears “at St. Ferdinand | BABY CHICKS Barred rocks, $4.75 for 23. Walsh. Since the f nooern / Cconventent t. cares A } gree ‘ aba ny G2 MEE (a) ; Abit ewrYr i om ~~ — weer ee . = - -- 2 os ; , — or roo mmat @ or = fy ay private fam. ished second-flour front rovins for ‘hou so- 4 ; td La dy employed : . ©hurenh (COLLIE—Fine : sev Magnolia. ; RABBITS—S Belgian does and bucks; t » weer, F. be Se Se nd barred plymout 7 | an . a P name also was filed for ik refere (irand ONT oa = _ --- ‘ariel ‘ust © 154. at t As: nvuse- 7Sar for chickens or Db ele S33 Magno) rm _ a Tor Sa. mixed eta. —, S ~~ a but he has said he would 3 = - = oem " ~as *TiiT ’ tt .? i) r Pi sDa' } _— - . - > ; ) ; wuy arie , 2 : : . . . ROOM AND is OAR »--Frent reom, with NORTH ~~ - = : ,; COLLIE Puppies. $4: toy fox terrier; real | RABBITS—ilemish;, pedigre ath, é, lesa y. Interesting. candidate for it, elther board in private family: two business peo- :° . . ; wv iG nfurnisnhed, for = genlieMan beauty: -e hi S017 (ass : selling ut. Tan ast ship Dy : . , : ne aan . . roreet iNOS. ’ j t J ' CLARE N« > 4500 \ ; - fur (us un- ses a u ae Milica ine lesl 4 luru Mots] 7 ~e “ : - ~ ' , ,REE 7 om hi ly " . ( a rl i oleman. Second T Rin iM ANI) MmOAKRL Wed For » voung | fury ishe roms 7. } ife«l si7 « rair ; , ] Pas tokens 40-8 M ne lelivery 7 : i, + \\ hen the filing period exp. red | publi an: William Sh : men: South Side or West End; terms and | 3,4 DISON. “wet Furnishe . Vest south; private hume, | - | 7 te a ee oe age eee We Hatchery, 3146 Sution av., M: mnttavy fe: 6 ey a. 12 ati me , particulars Box T-1., } ‘ost-Din (‘er soy COLI © | ' ne hall rovimi. 543 See eae = : ieee aidie I a 5 + bales a wis oue 8S onw! mlew ood f« rida night, ol ¥ Aigpern . posed ; Demecrat, William » - , a « . ig» : : cyee , I it e* i “? i al “4 he ; Te - ° - , . oe . P . Ss ’ 4 : : "a4 4 lic . Room AND RBOAKD— Newly decorated front | NATURAI. BRIDMG ———. urnishs oa ~- _ ' ; ve ; LA BBITS— Him . ' _— oe ov ANCONA Democrats and mire OCMA! wien bet cialist, John Mueller hoard optional; for two, Box 7-21, ' rooms. bat! lectric, ndry, $2 LOOMS Wt dy, pe ddie age, Wants mee pate - | on vo “and breeding Geek: > »d aad ann 7 ~ formally indicated their intention to lhiecorder of Deeds ( Bost-Dixnat: h | 4 to & and breeding een nished. Home: it 222 >\ i?) 446 oer —~— one or twe oon lu rit housekeeping: prim 4 , a nen oe, S650 DECK SHY ue there, _— weN And pullets 8940 North | , ‘ ; , b-07 , rear Wes) Jonn lock east of S. Broadway, | « . ys ‘od — “92 ors) seek nomination at the primary e'ec- term), Republican: Arthur @ ——s , . State price ox :, vat- i Mapateh , gts co em Sr nai Be : : $0 ert . — : . 3 j : 4 ote } Tr . ; ms . _ A : ~ : a . ry . . les sit i 3040 +e a . ‘ . ° — CENTRAL re | ae 7 posite General, KOOM Wid —fetine jan With hile aith a wornis RABBITS--30 genuine rufus red rabbits: Se ee ge aus. excellent | tion to be held in St. Louis County, j}fenry Stecker and Jamesgue 3 i 4 4 ) u is pa a | ' L Z ’ - " 7 *> ; 7 : : th 7) Por Li nough: Democrat, Will el, tae ii i Me “a 4 o . ‘ Ta | i } . , ae i= ere , Tz ‘4 Lh 4 ‘ 4 ale } il I ; +4 A} ‘ ’ . . y ‘ ; ‘ oe) ae ; , . ‘olumdb breeder “ri Lieu Pt. Lingham AlUug. «o, to choose nominees \oug : Motors j‘olfax Von 1457—Nice reom and kw for au TT a —= es kitchen riviles preferabl) senategn Sines ~~ | | | — is home cooking, Pe —— , ARCH EI a a - Write §S a ve tialts blug OLLIk P a Atal Yams 7- | RABBITS -- Ru an a dies . crit i ek Ge yl Ps o : ioe 2F . o saat . ' ae TT istered lf nteh ee » £847 Sorth- iis ' 7 f “S ‘ 1.2 , b> leppard | i. : * i 3 : ; OT) tien ting rooms: private home, breakfast ROOM 4 Np SOAR imeiy irnis , re mae it) “al } distan’e arn , - , . trael : tay , . d di . " et ¢° >) : fferson the htep lbile “Mairi ‘ OunLYS =o nt ul ‘ om Prosecuting Attorney, : TOO . le ’ a | f pliy * eMmplove , . : : , ; , ” - ; ore per is af terrie Liarie r> — “oe . cia ‘ . . . la . ‘a flat , +. : - . st _ oreirs on ' , - | ne ch F ny ent, me rivate family. ‘Tyler so 6s” Sap ae ea _ | ' enees | ye charl Lienhein kin men ee Se eee eee Se aes “ANDALUSIAN mittee have filed Lor re clection, lrederick Mueller, Floyd | BARkIe i - se 2 te | 1 4 WV ; es —— * a pearl MULIS, tlt =o houn coon SSeS SSC _ a ye oe. while 20 Democrats will ¢ ontend for (‘harles Noble, Alexander | a sf MSS Wt Uy bila . ‘ ‘ . \ mac, | STi ‘iid 4 7 ‘ Lid 4 “wns ‘ sIh- siete ines ‘ a . - " o ibbon at wsiat Te 7 . | : i i . : oy ( ~ , a: Ph . enton plac es on the Democratic ‘¢ ommiit- Yemocrat. Henry Etherton, ar otal an nmens, cneap LA I A I a NE A EE I A ie athe - . SHE: i[MAWN i’! abiteees DAC val ra rts, % furn'shed or unfurnit shed rooms, e - : gro! nil Park (‘eit 17ie.d n » 6 ee , ~ ‘ j BOARDERS Wtd.--Vicinity A and Ar-| TAYLOK, 1711 N ; rooms, furt | am tek aes = -, for sale or eXxchang fenton Fol ! . +1 BANTAM The contest attracting greatest in- ' 7 A le r Grand ami Are d a ‘ 2 § RP ead mpeg ex RoOoOMs Wtd urnished; by gentler at Pilervcdinw ‘ SAGBIT; neckered nan ' } emt... : h Se Gard Sherits m ‘publican: le ep . ler : r , «] Pan r &# { | f equal or he , o. . > terest Is that be .cween « “a oe rare ~ em CLEVELAND, 3007-—Nice room. with board, | AMSRUeien mods ard; piease gi" price and 10 old: &: : Nort} larket cB voung mye trioe ner, the jncumbent WER See ee ist. es for Ketliemen; ail conveniences. (frand | ion; be referneces Uefired $0 ois : 7 | | in 7 AL 1 elal ' . “ere earl ‘* bh 7 | ; Fee ~ rea. —- 1M HOTELS ? ‘Us ae © t i m ™ ~e t : ; / Tt if : . . , , . . ° , “ ~ . nT : 2 ur; ns ail . a . Attorney tichard It ilph ror the he- wy al a a a a . «) / : nmomer nian ; - ops ’ . " ’ : » , ‘4 . : : ; 7 Y . GRANL, 6045 & we i-floor roome: th | mane 21° : so ! ase t T.ouis., Mo publican nomination for State sSena- inmine water, baths; Tic dav, $4 week.icS? Ro Vate garages; vicinily Taylor, King’s OOO) A tor is Fre assen's candi- | HARTHEORD, holt Koom with board: o! , hs 4 3 mcs = - 'p} . nd Delmar: ; rates "19 N on Rintes , . at "lernis ri its rieht ry H MBURG «>) Ralph Is I real i > » > ; 7 ' ' niet R ‘ two gents, Sidney 42W HALLENBECK HOTE! ; Spring «a\ nning at Sena : ver “YD 18231 outean ary ' 17 ee ” aes mixed o-.., late, Essen having split with his oi I t(humbili, t.0un opp, Adel a = . ' "spel ’ ; h hey am. ea i ) sad »v } oo 0 , ’ if | Ihe ‘ a. 4 HT jit ; s' ~ oss : ’ \ . — a asm . “ OIG & — . ‘ ‘oOo eek i) hn ~. .oTr 4 7 { ‘ ' «lus o¢ 4 i aw oe } ; » fuel | . ; . : mari . . . ey 4” ic ic . Ra IM AND BOARD—Lady « » ning er home , we 2 +: Rarest 8900 Delt Be RO i AND BO ARD we 1.—-T wo gel ee ft taken at ones fonry E 77 flamish giant laws Pty _ ™ : 4 —a i —— headed by John IF. Mooney has filel JjJenjamin Albers; Soctalist, excellent meals to refined gentiemen, She bil 4488--Newlyv cde orated ee ~ slate Ps “arm | ‘ POeaNe re veer rs LEGHCORN ‘nine, Moon: ¥Y Says Daly did not no erick Cassem. Grand pees roul * ith runnine water; private baths, 77 . naw Ter, ey ei) 1) - " ; ” ? . . ‘ ‘ ’ ; J rr 4 ‘ ‘7 4 | | ’ a + : tiers, | r , . ele FOr ' | iD .. 22.9 ; Le th meeting to seiect indldates un bring. Edgar Rapp; Socialist, : j ) ir] ; 4 ~ ses ‘ —, . os ’ ae , o— , . . ees . - . . = a ‘rauirie Stute hicubator wth. +! . one . : ; enten | orated: thoroughly bean : 1 7 er:| ROOM AND BOARD i Young snl ats ' : » at ra ott ‘ t a © if eat a} oJ on . : John ae hiivnan, Marshal of [nie . ; ’ at R SS17---Second-floor front room, south-| free room phones; single, $4; dvuble, uP. emplos ed 420U Bou ' $1.0U per er . ttre Wr wee ‘| aliso Huek for sale. ole ve oe - ; . , ~ ‘ity ee , : . he Public AdministFacog, ern exposed: latest conveniences: owner’ s ~24) Box T.178 Post-Dispa ti ne \ | refuns i if ' . “Ai , or . —. N: ' boy : vhite emherns; ia) eT sit { ity, 1s annaeuneerdad for thie lohn Kessler Ky ank He res nee; one or wo gentlemen. Grane | : iE TRE MONT Cwentieth and ROOM ANT) “BOARD W ta cinity os ty ! ' f flu Tuas ‘ i erin ‘ . ‘ ‘ we | ae ‘ . a = - : uf he ner h of tris i . tation: . Che ana A Tee . nal by , ‘ritie nian fay = >. terry . : 2 . ‘ . a aryl ‘ ae , Ween ass iCx: ors, ~ ay * Y Ga f ly ; at. bia e . “onort . a . . : - BHENANDOAH, SWOSA--Furnished rvvms,; hotel for transients, at $1.%' to 2.0 "| Post-Dispate! ren 5 TI ~ te at vlan? wrice vou raise ! "Fs" . FOr acne: 4. . Wha. | is eB POst-lepatey ses : 7 Democrat, l’rank Meis, Without board ' dav; reduced rates ty the week ‘ - oe Re Csta i—-Fe ston ban de ae aan tum tend the too ween mort iorn ado rhe anu; yesterday, in reply to a question, = an Sale i‘omfortabl es shed foul ¥ ee —T : : Pino A’ \ 77 BOARD Wt Liv ertie *) ~ . ‘ . ock: “Te ‘all at! ' } ; ve ; , “te ~_ : i 7 a os af (‘'oroner., te publican: Rolla ab ) ormtortanh) iUrhishe: qauhie tls HIOTEL Elegant sulle single emplo. ed Sout) rc West 1 7 ’ > -— : » * . ne hook nies . ; . ' . *? 4 sa) a ‘that he Is OPPOSE if to xg imbling in : 7 " “ Ami single rourns; electric; first-class meals. , double rooms runt t ! H. én, 1 st Dis h ea \ box 4 dF 9 ROSS is i. me ‘ ace net area } t i 1] t if Carl Wachenfeld, John Sutter, . "45 his ? j 7 4 "he , ’ . sles . - . . ‘ Sas . «*¥ sha am ea : . : . Aes ; | * : } 4 ft i] ' 4 > i i° MAVEHI.Y Pi... ZHOA—Widow wants to! ater, phone in @« y roo ' eal ~* eais. ’ Se ee : — 7 : . : + e snhipver ¢ rb ire , se@UUit® . ers reed (Oraine 1 ban 4% ' COUNTY: “ “ BOL PST & ' (sbrock ba hoard nic’ reer Th tablie factory eirl res . *" rrr ent Cabat | i ROOM. ANI) MOARHIL? Wrd ' rentiel . RR ‘ . ‘UD Dle; > iy mis el: ? , f vis ‘ ; o ; . od ; oad = -~ ~ elected. Ther has been a great deal : ots ' »/ ' r he , i ; les ‘ - ‘ > ; 2% . , se :7 (‘atholl Turi te i re red S$. 5 ‘i’ 4147 air 5 rr) ee eee eee , a lieide , . pe Sae9 a on . » . - " . P » 22a ° Pat . We xT Tn jean _ home; without bath. | NEW REO MOTE 2% : — ail ‘| Hox B-366, Post-Dispatet a i MISCELLANEOUS aston «of it during the administration of Justice of.the Peace, B COMING, NINA i_arwe hail reuse) ; ‘ reorns, *ecurts is. siower ATHS, a : : mri . ; rivapel ] ‘ . : . , . ; onal ‘ . s . R : - ~ Da .¥ os »\ nits theli Vy as li at yA’ Himitt Np ; : . ‘ hie ” . eid ' ; ; i) . 4 valle Troe 3 : PinS— Male , .... : Breiiz : a . | Three for Sheritt, — T ished for r> senal: breakfast and dinner, Grand 148UM, | adults with privilege of AKilcheh, OF own rhig } employer > ] is } . ‘ ‘ ‘ sa s-* ’ ‘a ’ . d -_ Al Mes Sheet rs 4] Le es ' c . ‘ is 7 ‘ ‘ a ’ ‘ > : +} hyift ’ j : ‘ rei : reidy j ind Prosecuting Dines-—-An stud, ‘7 woston terris : . eb wriees right o j rade for amen. @ahaiiee tasulenl HOU DAN Democratic ranks, the Paly-Bruce;, Meier ROOM AND BOARD—For 2 gentlemen: Su a , sere : 7 ) sail, | a day meals Phone and garage South lit TEL I ODGE ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | ' Pet Bais anda “ ia” a ~y tie whe ' je ; . I ) ort a : . rER ss ens. $1: een} tral Committee, While the faction jnger, Andrew Shores; §& rent spacious second-story ront room | ‘ ROOM AND BOARD Wt . 1} thie : Notice , ane «cwuat os the oclation an Mississippi Valle “a . loyed, sout! ol a tify some of the committeemen of! Survevor, hKepublican: rv tl. ag Ire BOYLE. 226 N Second apartment south; |HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB-—-In Iili-|; _convenient to New Cathedra Box B-2i Hol NDS ‘he afer ¢ ; ‘ very de iral e room: ¢ xceptional meals, e nolm: « ‘he iD _ 8TH lowa na \ Post Dispatc! h ; ~ O40) an at sath in - ose e' vo | 4%) Jerse \ ‘ “ned , ient! « tas roy nh legxheorms rh mn, health) Representativ es i} - gis ‘ re ost is vee . 7ea s re ~~ Sor was one, 2 ‘ \laatile rr fting. Alb Lit . 2017 Palm. net SsioW . : = ‘ “OT TAGE Mor Rule oni Aler: rie l iarye AIng * . nis we) ‘? ‘ “' wena: ali a front um room Hox T-208, Post-Di epatch. KOOM AND BOAR) ' vupie employed PERSIAN. } "TE : , Dw por 4 per a, genera: ~ — ee Bens: board: gentlemen; modern home tam are anal y ~ or. occupancy ne US Sidney 1914W., vy) a . aor oo ent ! 2h -air ik i Je brown legh chicks sisted * " eanas . Fl RNIStiNL (“rrAtcks iti tae (OZATKS,. _ 9. Post b- “ teh ta tata ta . b.indel . of tt l ———_ a : ‘ aril hw . darrian ’ ~ @ CATES, HOQKA ‘Le arge, cool reo; but water, boating, Oshing, bathing. Clin el2l Gano ee ——s 1’ Ol N rhey a ont . ; — > lI e miiker . i ~- ~- ~ —— none : AX one-half block hiodlamont car, Forest {eR2y HOOM AND BOARD kor e riy ls ‘ ‘ . ut %.. . ’ A . 4 ais. se Ms (“‘arsonville Ferg ol if MeN , ' I eghut ti “i “Ho sle » . ’ - * - - , r ) olre irissa. 1} we 7 -_ ATW: gentieman oy 1. magus —— 7 ; ’ qjulringg some attenmtlio! to pay Rood : “ ry" / . » or ‘ ‘; ’ ° , om « ’ " : ; ‘ ’ . 7“ WRITE for rates fo: your Surmimer Wie price Mox ‘T-2b4 Post Disp PUEN TER bh ema@ic fine reed heap es be ‘ , “ > — - — aan " ~—a . . ’ ’ ’ ‘ j ‘ ori f ’ i “4 Weak tar ies ‘ he Llliza bet ; - - — ® » CL. apg eq er * Large room, peso ae tion at the Forest House, M. LHI. MoCan Ro iM AND B AKD Wed. : : ; “! val > h ‘T reo wears esire orest 4%) ; leas, Vich YY. Mo UV. wae ise poll” Y yYOUnE rian , . | - ‘ ‘OW ‘ ‘veal ae) 43°) n \\ ] > tt CG HORNS l roost or: dest em 0 DELMAR Bl... 3840—Koom and board; $66! COTTAGE Wid —tTo rent. or club house all | Routh pbetorr - apox & *. 40. Po nm 7 aiven: Pol, BE DOG | PUPPIES Registered, A A neemygh? + are Semen SE : °11 5 ties! eat hacen Are again advancing in price. We expect t to g of th weekiy: tab ie board $4 weekly ‘part of Summer near rive! ; : - 191 We “i ; ane ee ee - "te rae calf fire ock he, bath ty. oss s eat SO higher this week. Buy now and get the benefit DELMAR BL., 50ssA— Fr com; excel- ‘St. Louis. 716 N. Taylor. For “nona. | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—-Widower with _"°Y : ‘we ae Se. ELMAR BL.. S05HA—Front room; excel- “ Be boy 7 _wants room where boy can bourd. | POMARANTAS ale, lack mported __Carson . ¢ = ) | MINORCA increase. We have them for immediate delivery. » » Ad ’ ° : ’ . ond eint meals; tor 2 gentiemen: $10 each. | CL HOUSKE-~-Half mile south of Hoi ine,| Rox B-78, Post-Dispatch Os ~ ’ . . ‘ ood 7 : \ I SDagy , 245- 2 | on Swashen River. Call s. Brand,' ; = . ‘naan inet ool ‘ones " ‘% DELMAR Bl... 4245 Room and board for re ¥ este. Mo. : . _ ie OM AND BOARD Wid u lady et! POMERANIAN nopPp ar ‘ riowe § erat . p Ss ‘lack minorca: 15 for $1.50: Blanke aga ermpioyee.. ————— _— : agen ; ployes res Class: not to exceed § est tove: rea able pr to £00 omnes: full : ‘res] ereey. vith ealf ADpl\ te! strain. 1200 | Childress, er ad x pe” Cash or on ns a men ; : , k i ré ne | ‘2. . ’ . ’ ~ | - . ‘ ‘ . Ne at Valleys Pat K sha Ena Rao. ; ae Pos! Disp tady Pores bige ty reed] i « bed "Os 1 Tr rver, ery er Hi Rriiat - r Te S , lg . oF Va : _- A small payment down, balance in installments, buys the Cet ee, eee Se ee ees ele ft ie reasona! e. et nly 4iv1lNnx Sonable: gentleman = . —— ENRIGHT, SIKSA—Two large unfurnished |MINT SPRING LODGE—Near Meramec; $2) fF child while mother w ane Thlanateh | LE PUPS —White, male. 2121 Par : = . ORPINGTON | we arge unfurnished ci Stent ter best. Cuba. Mo South preferred Box B . Post ate) DOOD LE= ee a - : “AL, * ress h 1410 West lor! Bonds and tag purchaser the increase in value on ENRIGHT, 4257 Room ne ~ board; newly by young lady. employed. Box L-108, | pGorie tie re hae eke ile payments are being completed. rooms, kitchen privilege; bath and light. per day; uni - a . = Littl rren's - . 7. wo) — AND BOARD { i pri e fatii- Shon. 47s lms ‘orest SUDO ’ t. ORPI NGTONS —S fine huff orpington hens decorated, _lAndell 208 (LI BHOUSKH Wtd Meramec; f urnishe + p et % “resh miich, th jen Wise ¢ és one cockerel ee Morganford purchase Ww TTYVTTT > - - ‘ — Oo? one eek ali rings July. Lin lel os MSpatci Met's lan: Marke ar ENRIGHT, 4225—Double room with board,| of0em™*: .—* | | - 7 in very desirable home — SOO. at eee ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.-Faitly of 3 ad- | POODLES Male French, ¢ ke old; 96 nd calf; fresi Meyer, PLYMOUTH ROCK . —— . — - —— vy \T'?T ‘3 ‘ , " . wit > ao ‘> co eting oe , rt : ve ' ‘ 1") ' Stati« ft “hari«cs Lock Odi! KUCLID TER., 4000—Apt. F: room with 1 Lis RNISHED wd, SAGE “ G.—-To rent, on ——» & H.. ene * et Mh oo , a de B46 lark _~ : --~- A KARRE (MK iS. lavine hens, esoprine- af) or 2 meals: one or two gentlemen twin Merame Hi s. vuls and August btox fam ily references box “« S\- is- Pow Fy 4 neh. ' ' ls . ‘ % : ‘ ve ‘ i. q readievtis daily: wool . , in mal ‘ Stunt 4 “OO Cates bets re . Post-Disp: , = — _| patch, 1208 Dillon ; burter an: aml w;, will fresh in - ‘-—--= ae | a "Tag , ' - aopenee | , : : 1 —--— : —_ . . otaher 7 Vadown “sé. ty haa on er Sant ehink sade FORE ST PARK K BL. . 400T-—Large, beaut!ifu! sh igen \ _—-—? ote ~ _™M a —~ ROOUSM ANIL? BOAKL Wtd . i lL} POODLE — French : poodle: ¢ uty. 42 I el 1 r — : a K IN: plymoutn sated 3 — enna Licensed Brokers room with hoard, (7) | i See eONse, St C8 GF seg ape and 4 yeare old; wi pay or - v .. Broadwa Good, short horn Jerse: 4 gallon mk, PEICe, ruughbred Le: town. bs S | = Se ee ———————> — _——-+-ee ~* ; os } ; . 4 | os - 2 : . sats ‘ rors Not ‘iis ij : FOREST PAI BL. 4o6t—0 oF § Young | 7 : » with aif: rieh mill > ‘ 7”, ; " weet nw’ many highly bred: wet pom cae eeke He dtertz | Ta | Th LOK S Week old, barn t rors and reds, | “BOUL TRY—MISCELLANEOUS PIGEONS AND PET modern: bleck from Hodiamont line nished ¢ aia.” « - Va) . te ne wy 4 , Nened or unturnis , near aLLe) ‘ar employed; private familly; s KENSINGTON.” S24SA —-burnished room; ex- . nohester Bank laJg., rvom No, 3. Grand! phighwatr Olive or Hodilamont cars. Box B om baller : i. ac as . , 7 - - ‘ - =e ee : — —— " — sii a , a om eek i "1h Poat Dispat t) . ’ } . che ' : _ —.. . . ; : “> g 04 - KENSLNGTON,. ws Nicely, ~ furnished ! fy). I ClURHOUSI Postie abeve Vaile wee caer = =a I PPIFES Smooth fox terrier :' abes OAT he aL.) ner} \ ; : SS --Piymou tn Sl.to, te 8. 2Oe ROOSTER heap 2700 MeNatr, in rooin, board optional, 1 or 2 entleimen les Patk. on south har ke 4 rooms and r Mga ws : > . reeding Amer! 4 ov ' ‘ . : ~ ~ , : f ial a“ a ~ . : le ”s _" , tment. ’ —_ — _—_— ~~ _ Forest 1451; convenient Olive or fudliamont kitchen. furnished large moore h Dump a ‘ : ; , — = ere) ite \like K Pe fan, n28:) ik, . mec . co 1; “UuTrendki ‘ere Tr n, in modgern, rivate Tr eS, . MON TOD: hii YF lL t’—Pedigree a pecs : oo rt es bare ’ “a 1? -~ ] ‘ *7 : gow! o 4 . — SS ~ rs " ronvenient to two car lines fine springs bathing. restaurant and com- a - J — a gon AB en non ao. el ea \ _ + € k : onl ! ! sph R . bi Uncay, 4054 St. j — pe 7 hot ; aay part of city. aehy m — ees wats eet ISK COW Wtd Ww if. seo wi at a . . = SILVER Yr HE ASANT- £530 Tennes-) S20 anklin av Poth phones, \ base- PIGEONS —We buy and Dy er ds fT aller « D -~ LINDELL Hi... Hen Board and room . first- miseary Pox B244. Poast-Dispate Pos! Dispat *h. ' rm MHRERIER— } JERSEY " ee } / } fol t 7 : j rw + — -— 4 “ - — wits 8 he rth ‘, nmnionthns apiti, fal —_ — ware . i rire Oli purl }% rec] maT ‘ rewek °¢ / ee mocommedationas. lindel! 58% , | ACREAGE—130 acres fronting on Gascon-| ROOM AND BOARD Wtd June 20, ~ greed m $1 2340 Whittemore - rh be ht $1.50 pe Newcomb, 708 Forest, Tux . ~ 220 ~ DUCKS, TURKEYS, | 3. ae LINDE Li. BL. “O—Two second-floor front ade river. sultable for lub or summer re ; . tholic ‘Cathe ' Je suit — a * . ; r | mad ‘ LINDELL BL.. 41i5--Handsomely fur-| _Waldt, known as the White City: @ ‘re ahe will have a home. °C land | POODLE—&s. 185 8 —— Cee ayv.: Maplewood sae PIGEONS AND reET BIRDS — nished: 24 fleer room linmaculate: run- fkhing. boating and bathing: 6 ile from “ hav furt iture Box B-3 POMERAN - rye? Aad. —--—- .: t' av! Vil Livre - let / ; ; . ' ” urnitu } ‘RA NIANS--For &a ‘ t ‘f _ ; . cca nme ah atas ret vali ei rF Pheer, . ne yo business man or weinan: meals | te hiand, Mo., on F ris o R R. be ney . - v7 “{~ND BOARD vt . "T shar “ it tl A > Mire weasel} ' Ws Bt ookae ‘ > - ve Ss - . learred ren oni Ba. ‘ \ a ’ “mothe! ‘i : j g 4 . . ss oa ™ ' nt ple rf Ss: he : f..r e an t; le. wth Paje ’ ’ }Pe hy 1, sT11 nts et. (Pi) “gy t ur t \ ords; refined s r uc lg er j d. * wears old in vri ate farnilv w )de , PUPPY Host: ') fs nale aS weeks ole . . : : ~ ba. . « : -_—_ -- +=. —~ + —— ai... ‘. : : Al, I, OU rR friends are invites to : BIRDS— Singers that sing Harta eeansens | store, 416-18 JT.veas av. RS tem roundings, Andel| S145 W. Jand, Star Route. Mo. the Edge ther children: tmothe: ' indl ked 85,4 - . ere are no other chiidren, ie me | dark se: b licely ma Jue .« , = Mel’ cPHERSON, 4°78 Attrac tive front room GOING ig Florida or 7 ’ Riding OI tieh- ploved. Hox H-2 2 Pos* Lin : rRet . , * Treas nalbie prices, good =. RHODE ISLAND | , operas. feniaies eae Shenans oa \. and N othes Ine vw’ ators and gee with oars people empl eyed: Ollve car ng Modern power vacht for charter. for - = Pa ee eee . a emg “aan rn ] n: § a up Franz «ommilssion Co > hs. a ' 1. ; te tlk } Cc i+ ‘ ir , —~ err R OUOMS AND ROARD Wid Iwo. nicely To RPIFS—Differen , very : most se . - — ~ sa BABY ANC KS -Rhode istand ed an ba BiRDS- I ine #lnKkers, mI TR, mated with | rm chick and hen feed, Moi 7 PHERSON Ssretl Nicely furnivhed 2d -fioor ~ “a + onda a ; tires os a ne pay Te furnished, connecting 2 gentiemen: } al * ‘ in. call —— .- wa in ote. Mo Teel call Monday; open f rock N. Florissar ’ rred birds 3 weeks’ old. 1256 WN. Is ing’ s high- | e oe = pomitey. er ey ans cavy Pont room ; 1, eye © ent rT} eal ” sNN's rt ; - ’ “. eT Tower ‘(Grove ! ark distri “ preferred. Box }, ede et = everywhere Nationa Pat Sho} ’, tied , - i - ~ - 2] > —— - —-~~ wav. ; ; eet DUID ANG #1 p! es oft ev Me VHE} RSON, 44224 “Furnish ed room fo: i thing oe Bou? pe gps Pag th eed aah 5 B-4. Post- Dispatch c x Rt 2111-12 Olive at. (cB) | BSHOA T— Ben ton 1252W, TH Wise av ‘ BABY ¢ TICKS -R. i, rr ds, fine stock. 2832 BIRDS—European. African and ~Orien tal eld, flower and garden ened, BI or 2 ladies ‘emploved; breakfart privileges, | as. Poat Diapat toh. se ~ ROOMS AND BOARD Wtd.—2 B YF ns) ScK ITCH ‘COLLIE—Call Sunday mor! ing or SOW—And 2 five months’ s’ ol i ples. T7268 T- HICKENS_R 1 Ct hbred —- _ finches, wondertully colored "et 7 op, -- oultry end Boek Co. » Contral McoPHE MSON, 4474-—-Altractive light room: | Cf me g-er iia. Mo.. Maturday. Jt with board on a nice farm near &t, is, Monday Kennedy. 2624 Dickson at non, —_ _ — 100: "ron hens. hs as 5 titer ds; $5 an ao a — . ce ») CHICKEN HOUSE Por table: A. gk a continuous hot water; home cuooking; all » mm Ria auct on yy Fort for family of six; 2 adults and 4 , 4. SPI TZ kK me Darby, Delmar 459 a RS — = 2s CEnernon_—-~ | CANARIES—Real male singers; you won't ‘ab All laying, 2408 N. Sere ell ' = ( HI KENS—® rose comb r. i. reds, Kath- be fooled here. National S131 Olive, tet CONKEY'S Buttermilk Starting Sepventonges Park: one modern summer home wit} uN write and give full particulars. Gillelman, , =. a ) lo =~ ‘ ; sy : : l44A Burd avy. SQUIR RE LL, A ND ct. LEBIT MOUND—-Cheayp, | ULTRY, BIRDS| ar Acre, Marvy and Hele Sa — . . “ ig t t a ae ae + But ee co. eee » a : orig nal bu termilk feed er thie ne as.fo 3 t! Room as and board for couple or t | t ROOM AND BOARL Wt I oun Ke: . wen emen: «a oonveniences: sou | be sold at abaeolute ublic auction, This Lr) AWN? ‘ , G wo : =~ | aoe - - _— —- . ~ . ( } ) . “ Z o _ i) ; . i s* i . a athe APL E, ,b168— ‘Nicely ‘furnished room; Valuable gifts Pyri-Recker Realty Co h, near Ol rind or Hodiamont lines, Box = = Hergut Phi sboro. 1)! fo) WANTED " red _ ferce sho es ‘ : “” *) ry ry "of . : . » Aa ee r nf tr . *.% , - - ~ 4 milee from Un nien Station. Own your Spaniard desires large unfurnished room TOY “Pe > DLES— Male fernale; little beau —— . £" *h Fetauson line to Duncan Sta- CANARY BIRDS Selling out; male and fe 1 the Avil and they wi ys MARYLAND, 4100—Room: beara “eptional; | dy t ' fancy rit ' “as, club at ooat of rent: bullt to order: ready to and board with emall private family; no ; Ty ‘al! ter 1°: 20 Pi EONS Wt 4 kine : anev, ct wn \ , a: chean “7 entlemen only, ie" aeke in. ® Eeanh y 0 her boarders: south of Arsenal near feand ties. 8518 Laclede, Call af ) be ae M isis ag ae. tauis . , Veise_ a him __ (99 inaie; cheay 1m, Wash ba vene*.ah io o ae me ee e it et — : ——. A _Fritel h. 4516 I eriin av. 7" i HICKS $1.95 per doz “gi is .? oat les ©? 1. is. £241 Traake stairs, Wl: 4 Sal! im be at ‘ HEN HOU RE Portable, and nicely furnished nt room; hot and cold _™4als ?_ Phone Ww ebeter_ IMT W SUM EEUU be ox A-2 1, 7 Ost-ime. ice | iTCLD— Boston's “Starkey soidier Ro y HEN—And rooster, b rahn 1a; good layers hee aD Ie ee en, eee ‘ ANARIES Youn. ‘singere roller atock; 36 cheap BSS. a _Shenan doah. water. bath on same floor; handy to Page BOAKDING. Children onls ‘parents wishing “Pets: highest . +0 My oe - Soe hom , od - “— tra ~. R010 Ciar® Av: ‘SUSSEX ; | and 85. 113% King’s hi! ighwa southeast INCTRATON--10-eg¢ & phere, cars, “ - , ted tl a ' , sy bh Co., St auis, col) nore winners an any og im St. azouls; ——— a. dade. 2 Se aneeam: enaeees aan | en " —S ~ a» agto ‘ ae ~~ —_ Oe - S3) ' elr little ones a great treat and wn - rrent et also Oh! My. Oh! My. Tower Grove Ken- MAY HICKS —300; all ages, must sell. den ‘HICKENS —Speckled sues we Lac! leda S712J . —— - cheap Carondelet Hatchery, v264—Newly furnished reom; alse : } their life a few weeks tn P| ft = 3 M t s 4tuines Digs, canaries, parrot nein nOOK) Arse na}. Whittier. ep Cl bs “4184 ‘pe , sufsex, 4 hens, young 7Y \ A Rik +... Roller stock ernales a ‘can ) dur Var or ’ . ° ) " : t ou — ancuegupEtipweepenens — a - er “a nes. i? sucI he . ° ype oe . e-¢ = > , -_ aaa | ae ps beautiful “pl = pee eveuse juring _ at aber sape y Ee - ~e — es ~ got , — *b AT STU BR ston terr ers of quality The ‘ Hi KS—-Quali tS reds and rocks, 25 for $. | -. a —— ; 9 pers, , Ruarantes’ fox terrier, “ an THRATOR a0) omnes. ~ with am’ ~ 6020 -Rootn and board for Toa hi j i} piavRro mas >» wre nt to eat. iove 5 ras? at WT Deh «€ ery u -. d i 4 a > " rar aah ARR Ktze! Cc a! anv 14245. ‘ lits KENS -S{ eckled es Lese xX, 4 hens. 1 opep: bs . y \ jlorsesh - Lake rd OF... . _ nn ‘ and wife employed: also sinali room for| O62". 824d & mother’s care who loves chil- Rhop. 8111 Olive st cy) Whistler, Derby's Gift, Thorpe's Roemer | —~=" : -_— cockere!, 25 chicks S weeks old. 8420 Ore 1 . , : ttachment: $7.60 253 Alcott . ‘ee ’ ‘ 9 - * . 8 : -_- -_ o—_ — = *y*a rr? ? rr, ‘ : " ' tiles ‘+ @&* i 4 3 . 8 - : \ : ' one Person employe. dren; age & to 10; 85, $5.50 week. Guelbet. RAT DOG Wtd.--Good: sma) L. Broad- . — Creve Coour, Moa is, room 859 Stat!» Hotel mibit only; ' e winning Pekingese -38 1 Centra STR ee -_—_———— ANA rh wl » | hen was S570 Wells, roe +1 a IEw, 4085. Nic ely furnished room ; a) ~ _ SL v1 ‘ _ Oo stu. North Bide Ker ; > or co > gdasen 6248 WYANDOTTE of Dirds in St. Ouis; F ia : . a ——— - gop -teerd._ for 2 people _emnloved. SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED CAVIES—GUINEA PIGS | nels, $417 N. Oth st. ‘Tyler 712 oe) | Wane y aiut omen: ¢ : every 2 dave. t y one breed oa iin cece Se eae — — QE ee a a ! net at Be — . a , . : PT : ° . ie monee: Che ? t swt wo ‘jingle or double rooms: board | : { RABBITS. WARY CHIGRS— isc upward, last batch. Ga- | CHICKENS—Sitiver-laced | wyandottes, 3% c. 2 on “silt Gee Aoah et ee | optional nileman or c ouple, oe ROOM AND ROARD lady emploved( Map!ie- GUINE A Pie is —$1.°3% pair 1CSRA N. 16 th, ——— — r Adalet Hatcher RIG Michigan ‘a ‘ mor ths ol iy in September se) rh each: it Si a. hop, #111 iit li NO Mi inn THI ‘kk PROUBLE ws » . “ _ ee = —_ - . one -‘— -—-- envecia!l matin on order. a. Whither R > ~Kre: ’ tines ‘ ‘ . aa a kg hither. "ANARIES 1 and carefully trained solve Wacker’s chick tablets in o | . M. larxe, for ee gentieman: wit ) will ; Wood) desires room and hear yrivate GI. : . ‘ t lways o > ' ntereste | | } ° “al . . ts) , . nixe out board; priv ate family r “orest ‘Os. family; S35 monrh Hetiton oa ahem CTE rensomabien mint Olive et, na as cm) _— pm Bg a done 100 i seieet a. "= ROOM AND BOARD—in rivate faimiiv. — GLINEA yp IGS 2 xhib itfon ” and laboratory : breeds: pedigreed stock mio ™N Ta) or a\ I : x L : — yi pa ae We ———~ ;E (7G8-—-F ro m dark «. ‘) : - = -_— - - - cas1x ARD- lady Mo GQUINE ' ibs Ked and broken color MELGIAN HARES -25, $1, call at 5520 Orl- pany CHICKS doz. 4700 south: 824! uid besuties: rose comb. 8420 Connect! elie wmatic Safe Met: send for I ‘ For employed. Mabhier. Allenton . ; . mar RESPONSTHI > “ ~ie — my farm: wil! _Pre 5 : = a (‘a' me? sa . rae ron 7 o - “s vTt . _ : ; re : ; liberty at ‘e MM ‘ r ree n ors. * . 7 ™ wl " . _ ’ _ . , ’ --+- ’ rors, ’ ‘ r : e* - 4 * ' » @ wr ry is | s a ing CHICKS—Rhode [sliand, miixed; POULTRY—MISCELLANEOUS nianw. oat Merawe ee eT ne. | outs So ¥ : ’ aw " MsS—Two " Peepec ‘table men; in « vountort | take children in board. 648 Century Bide : abie, refined Jewlsh family. Boe Bs P my eorites, 1814 N Prairte young, = monthe. Me ZRII tT ark. : tic lao 4-4) RN. Taylor ay Pe . | ~ “oy YS 7S -Soltd black - also BELGIAN HARES—WPour does and bucks j CHICKS — White leghorns, barred CHICKENS. Pe f jakenvelders, rood la: PARE Yellow head talsing, and cage * th cae as fio. ry ; “arte heimar : rp ay ] oy ar, ROOM AND BOAI y ‘TRAIN El nucee has ie comfortable hon » GtINEA Pig 4 +. “i AND BOAKD —For gentieman, in pri- fm county wlll take nervous. rundown pa- broken colors, cheap, 1912 8. 7 welfth. ; and several young rabbits; will eell se ' all ages ue Winn ehawo. ors 448 Arnona Z ¥ —— : > ————-- - Co ; 411 Ww ‘ashington ay. Lh all conveniences: on City Lite. , wn Ln af “4 : e ™ ' iy ” : ™ . ’ ’ “ey : ‘ . = - = - — ee © - ree AS tient Address Mra. M. E. Miller. ‘he x 106 «gi INk. Pls —SMelling out: fancy et ock : $s) parate ( val 3 Forest LRGBAW., * ¢e) DARY HiekKS is . . rhode Isiand. 3' CHI@KENS—aA varieties: also lot of ium. j ARKO me Pa nee, hand-raleed talkin birde _ : the kind that makes pete and talkers: rea- ~ Sen ! [! S y our Mail ore mond He te, Benton V7 sr T 4; ten dg! J Wilashoro, Min each ‘ E. Frits, Jr... S37 Gray ev., Ww » HELAGLAN HAKRES--Bred does mor e old s. aki aplece. 8241 Ttaska Der aoe verrl Kennerty. , eigh . — sonabic T’et Shop. 2I11l Olive (eR) , “each “ aii HOARD —Goodfellow av. large - eter Groves, Mo bucks. $8 each; New Zealand doe, *S. 2653 TARY clicks —— 19 Aays olf, 82: MIICKE Pair f 7 ies ‘ r ¥ ol o> / _s *s o ‘ ’ Bae 5 — 2 . - > — i ‘ ee Japan rae + AUY HEN FEED 10 pounss at room in apartment. suitable for 2 youn — ninciniillinteenes u ter 4 or Sunday, Cadany itt — COUNTRY BOARD WANTED : I ALS zulnes ine. ty needed Tor peers a ¥ ——— - - +T ~ oe ; rocks and reds $2 25 dosen. 4313 Oregon, alike PAD 1983 Lyn hs rick se) s--W * homer, kings. maltese > two. ; abhoratory wor easy to ralse: y 4 tEI471AN ARFS.-2 mn all; some bre he a Ta. a — a tumblers, 11% Chambers et "| hens lay; it pute the hens ierrehy t Loupie or two entle- | ROOMS-—Unfurnished. Phone Webeter 1049). market auaranteed: particulars and booklet does; selling out; call Sunday a. m.; make BABY. CHICKS- ‘Barred rock. $1.75 per GHICKENS—And Reigian hares, cheap on | Pi = “shite hinge | healthy condition. fe uthern Hay, a... J > vont | et riouy petvet, ayar- ---— - -- —-—- . - , dozen. Victor 3284L. 38 43 Fairview ° of ' aN [GWONS—Carneaux, homers white iktr : BED. B nm Ww + i Hiow to Ratse Free. Cavies Mo. teaee offer. 2520 N, Oth st. . = ‘ wesc of moving. 781 5 North Broadwa $i to $2 pair. 2027 ‘8. 120) : ‘cs, 70; &. Broadway. one _ vie: OAR td.--Piace to board boy, age 10) «o.. $134 Grand av.. Kansas Citv, Mo, (cd yor TAN TA RES— Ruth oC OT BABY CHICKS —White Ieghorns, 1 week pic Kr N HOUSB-—And 30 chickens 40 p= pair. ioth at. ridge: open till 7 Cen years, in country, for vacation; mother | ——— bel AG (S—Rufus reds, pedigreed o! ie Tndlana 7015 Nashville ay ‘ '| PIGEONS—Tlens «pd common 2021 Wis- | 722; our motor tn ke Ae\iver or two tine Wepre: Sate price. Box BM. Fost-Tis DOGS AND CATS. i, commer "ieing yesus Gas 0s: | Gaur C HICKS. White leghorn, 62.28 « doz 0 consin lvour doareten: naw an Geto ROOM Wtd.—Furnished. on farm ~ereinaare . —_— ’ eeliing out § hing’s highway, ~nte : : . _ on- CHICK] NS--Sell om eccount ofr moving. 1706 | & . ee oe remy eR pee = "tea ~~ Nagy ie apenee, far week-end outinas: . hy be AIRE DAL [7 Fu aye @865 Texas. atta 1 AREAL s: eS . axel MeD be Xm norea pulilets, rooster, §12. " emiade | Bes fi "en oe 4 = yi ly HS ™ sapere AQUARIUMS FISH. ’ ewntown car gery Nox B ted Post Diepat: h AIRE aD Ab. r t*}’ ~ VW ei) bre~ = = -_—— —_——= 7 ,= rec lce il beet per tL Mw). $4 per Tim oa ; > eet . ri, . . _- | niiten He Alee emall room. ; — are . ro eifth ; Bio ‘kk: ©) TE, “710 \ Tatior ay is AY “HL K°-Aiso hens with chickens fire reds “2A ® leffersc .. . }’ pid “ONS Lifferent kinds very week. ¢all.” . . “ROOM AND BOARD Wtd Two or 3 reonma —— oo . — —-- jiA RES Rut i Ke a Rein ~ — gee ‘en Rhode Istand Red rooster Delmar T33 — ; , ‘ , write Ifalfin Sit! Olive «f na T oP AT. Wish 1440A Monte . LAN a farm; a family of six: NY: bt. Dat 1 PUPS--Males: $15 — rac hi; 4 young * oull ’ day 60.3 Genevieve. Del- ASS3X. OW elleton, G4) Myrtic. mi) “hee nore year old; good breed; iainona vt PIGKONS -Las lng ; iF amary birds and , #4! ARI M>-—tholkifieh, Men 1 we, ’ Shaan " -_-— young chicks T4 “Yr nes ta ' ere ttl] Gilive at = w rent to couple or two business adults and Py "ohbdren: write ant tive full months old; dandies. Silt Olive st at STEER. Race ain One w la LA ty 4 Hil K! larre«d rr r tL. reds. -* Tht . 7 « Oos c ‘ +-« @ b . i. On . ad bectable parties tists old. 186 Temple pi.; ‘Cabany | AIREDALE—Vine pedierced. fall grown male PERSIAN KITTENS White Warren's Bet BABY CHICKS—Harred-rocks and reds. 142 Y stock, 2517 Minnesota av. | PIGHONS—70: kings, carneaua. homers. . guidfish, She pair; tedpetes dog; aieo © atredale pupples: good stock. Khon, 4508 Delmar bh! Forest. RO ; Bn , , A® Ric! i #H - r ——— . 4445 Michigan e* . . aux femers . food. whe by mall. 1 a —_ S. Fehrenbach, 4200 Gilson. -— SB. li f ; ~ i110 ichmon: eights “hl jip r EL POULTRY FARM. 8040 North Mar. | ¢ mn e ‘ i . ma theim “ . (34 —Dand : = Fe fer _ ROOMMATES WANTED _ AIREDALE® Champion bred ouppies: alxo TABRY rs —~Youne “and old. ‘2100 Sublet . | BHhone Bents nenieinail ket «t., St. Louis. Mo.; phone Lindell 3640, PIGEONS- -Flock thoro ixhbred homere: leav ; =. va re lin — grown stock A. Grueter. 8733 Onto. &ld- RABBITS— Rufus red, vounz atd old. Sc) BABY CHIOKS Hign- ‘tase §=6thoroughbre:!) Delmar S530X; 60.000-egg capacity; largest | ine town; mist sell. S64 Pnright avy pat pti els | ROOMMA Wed.—«Re@ned younk ae . nev IWI7W, Victor 22 iota) up 11% Ath st.. Luxembure Leas. S0c each. 4718 Leduo at. orest and most up-to-date hatchery and day-old PIGBONS—Cerneauxt show and utility: free K _ (, ‘fia | ) USCRUE i . b C BEA f “hi JUNI co an RABBITS -FPor s ah “ trade for chick = 180). (60) chick shippers fn and around &8t. Louies ctreulers 7 ler’ Lofts 1) State at Ca I SUrCceti C)¢ | SRAGI.Ip wk" “Exiga an ents ens ‘ona lat > ‘a oe ‘ xe BARRY -HIC KS S—Minzed chicke 82 a dozen hicks of supertor quality of etandard bre’ Faet &t. Low ; ‘ . . = ~ ae , em aera - “ = & ’ ‘ ] ¥ nm to ay ” st we ship anvwhe Te, ny +, ri cn : % ~ = Rutger, iS Ps RABBITS—New Zealand doe and 6 young ‘ s wonts. eg ae SS eee (ce) amount of 2 chicks or over, by parcel eost : snot ’ armen an Gonqre, mates ana BELGIAN POLICB DOG—Young. Bruno and’ _° heap. 4946 Arsenal st. iepeentigcnprees © Sa Ke Mixed. 91.78 dozen: healthy ot | prepaid, guaranteeing 100 per come live ar AOD went, 5 Cat alpa. Hodiament car, Laclede rd.. 4 Sito s west of Brentwoo!; RAHBITS -Six old. 6 young: all for 85 + ane r _ Weel or Hate bee "R008 . rivals: we do not ship weak chicks. as we es a 3402 Williama pi. . | Br ~~ s « re ' ‘), are here to stay and wees your future bus. F we ONS Racing | POMOTS, | heap: all | y reds 4 Ne 4 oe eee -—— —- ness, piace is open fer inapection; con vanced year "10 an %: whole flack ‘a Sent Imported RABBI TS— Buffers, rede eneéne Olen BABY c dite Mixed, 1.50: . white % ! | end eg Ry our chicks: : white and poesia birds, $15. Adolph Depke. 4219 Micu! igen : - rown ieghornes, ; barred rocks, $2 leghorns per dozen, 816 per 100: bar-e EONS” pair im ' oe RABBITS— watts, see anit 8 ae glitter, . 8d: _ 10 days old North [n4d Hachery, 4354 rock and rhode wy reise, 62.40 pe r oaany | v 1OBONS—One pair A vie. & plan , gu0n the: )' canary singer. De Sote. Colfax 1270), ie) «6—6898 per 100: write prices of variety, it eamleal an 10 “8 Ro- rs > — ee ee ee ee ~ ~ »* y

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ft ~*~} — against the company’s float at Shanghai. Br-r+! It was cold—colder than St. Louis ever seems, The wind was blowing across China, through the Yang Tse Valley, direct from Siberia. Nothing to stop it on the way. The same Yang Tse Valley supplies all the nice yellow mud which the river carries down to the Pacific, forming the Yellow Sea. . Half of our passengers left the ship at Shanghai. They had friends wait- ing at the dock, the girls wearing the most gorgeous furs I ever saw. We strolled through the gates and sauntered on up-to the Astor Hotel, followed by a mob of yelling rickshaw boys and beggars filthy description. Very few of these Chinks wear pigtails. Most that I saw had their hair sawed off, about six or eight inches long, and lank. Their clothes were—well, anything they could find; some so tattered it was a marvel how they could get into them. Nearly all were barefoot or with light grass sandals on. , At the Astor we called on Mr. Graham Barrow, author, actor, teacher, priest and ex-amateur lightweight cham- pion of England, to whom we hada note. He has a fine apartment which he shares with a young parson—waited on by a Chinese boy. I'd like to have one just like him. “Boy—a drink,” was all you heard, and the boy mixed a cocktail called a “Pink Lady,” which was worth the whole trip East. \ “Boy—a drink!” Oh, boy! Soo Chow Creek to me was far the best, with its junks and sampans and straining coolies. I just sketch — all day now. There are all kinds—fine, polished teakwo affairs; big houseboats and lowly cheap things, with sack sails patched with cobweb. The sampans are quite gaudy, and look like big wooden shoes, or very brightly colored gondolas, with blue, red and green paint, yellow mats and a staring eye at the bow. All junks have an eye painted on each side of the bow. “No can see, no can go.” unks, barges and sampans, with all their life going on board! é There seems nothing concealed in the home lifé of a Chinaman. They cook, eat, drink, gamble, have a colic and die out in the open—everything but wash. I did see one washing his feet. On the road we passed rickshaws, horses and wheelbar- rows. In the fields we saw graves, and coffins waiting : for burial. By the time we returned to the hotel I was lightheaded with chills and fever, and a throat that felt as though it had been cut. I went up to Graham Bar- row's room and a doctor was sent for—tonsilitis. He burned a flock of spots out of my throat with nitrate of silver, and | lay down and went to sleep. a o- =- On Saturday we reached the Yellow Sea, an expanse of bright yellow , through which we wallowed all day. By evening we had passed a thousand*picturesque junks. By morning we were running up the Yang Tse Kiang with the strong tide, and turned into the Yang Poo, up which we crawled for a dozen miles and made a good landing right up >. Second of illustrated letters from Herb Roth, Post- LT# Dispatch Magazine staff artist voyaging in the Orient Tbe hikashi lt ‘ ‘/ ‘ bitin! / moll , ’ ii tat Ueber f Ri east J Nii lepi pene thi) ; 77s ad. J J lhe f tH "4 bast Hf bli : ler eetill fia i a, LER adie Mart Pa BT WA ghee ig f t fy by "i aff +4 Milt "4 7 ttost . ‘ seo ae? oft hea ad / WM dais) Mie Wi a “Il woke up at tea time, From then on until 7 people would drop in for a smoke, a chat and a dish of tea. Some Americans—lots of English. George and I can’t take a drink now without saying “Cheerio,” or “Ra-aather, what?” Well, there was a Pink Lady cocktail, forti- fied with a dash of brandy, that restored me, and I felt well enough te totter with the rest to the Carlton, Shanghai's classisest dancing place. A fine floor, good music and a corking dinner for 12, which cost $70, gold. By midnight I went back to the ship. One of the girls and the aunt of another came with me. I had’borrowed a dollar from George, which I gave to the coolies at the dock, and we three started for the ship. Wow! Our three rickshaw boys came screaming after us, and about 50 others shoving at us with their filthy hands, jabbering in 60 dialects and generally raising hob. Personally, I felt so woozy.that it all seemed kind of dreamy [ just stood and wondered what it was all about. The girl, however, fixed it up. George had given me a lead dollar—she gave them a good one. On the dock side next morning, fakirs, jugglers and beggars swarmed. ~ Most of the jugglers were mere kids. Cake and sweetmeat venders jostled about, and a trained-rat man, carved wood and ivory dealers, and money changers, clamored just across the bridge, where a barber had set up busi- ness, and a shoe mender. And all about were scores of ragged urchins all of them laughing and having a good time. [I like China, what little . [ have been able to see so HERB. ? > ~ -™

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Subtleties of human nature in every- day commercial transactions furnish more oddities than ad- venture or fiction we es URIOUS facts have always stood first among things beguiling. Here is a curious fact about curious facts: Merchants, clerical workers, sales- men and other people attached to the army of commerce are accustomed to find their marvels in reports of the latest profundities of science, in travelers’ stories set far in the outlands, in the fantasies of fiction- ists, when some of the most curious facts to be told are found in the business of running a store, of selling shoes, of dressing show windows. This is the most striking oddity to be found in a re- cent collection of oddities, an ultra-modern trea- tise on the subtleties of commerce, “Human Nature in Business,” by Fred C. Kelly (G. Putnam & Sons). The ancient thesis is upheld, that the most unheard-of things are to be found at home. . Restaurant men know that appetites are not the same on a dark, gloomy day as on a day that is bright and cheerful. The surprising thing is that people eat most on the day that is dark and dismal. On a cloudy day people just sit and eat. Dentists know that people are slow to make and Windy days affect elas sales. quick to break appointments on cloudy days. A cloudy day is depressing and patients lack the nerve to face the ordeal. But bad weather helps the physicians. Lowered spirits make people think they need the doctor. Rainy days boost the mail order business. Because country people, obliged to remain indoors, drive away dull care by reading mail order catalogues. Department store business is seriously"hurt by rain in the forenoon, but rain in the early afternoon is a great help. Women refrain from starting on shopping tours in the first instance, in the second they are com- pelled to remain im the store, and they shop some more. Most lines of business, however, bloom with sun- shine. Architects, for instance, find that few people come in on gloomy days. It takes sunshine to fire the owner of a piece of ground with visions of a beautiful house standing thereon. Still, a rainy June is highly profitable to a big awn- : ing concern, because of the extra number of awnings that must be erected for June weddings. On the morning of Tuesday, April 3, 1917, men smoked more cigars than usual. The day was a rec- ord breaker for cigar sales all over the country. This was all the more surprising, because Tuesday ordinarily is the dullest day in the week for cigar sales. Men stock up Saturday for o¥er Sunday, and replenish their stock again on Monday morning. This usually carries them over Tuesday. On Tuesday, April 3, 1917, more cigars were sold in New York City than on any other Tuesday in the city’s history. Why? On the night previous the President of the United States had appeared before Congress and asked for a declaration of war against Germany. When people read the papers the next morning, it made them ex- tremely thoughtful. Men were inclined to gather and -talk—and smoke. A big parade op the main street of a town always re- When a grown man buys an ocharina or a tin whistle, he invariably says it’s for somebody else. PAGE TWO. A certain number of people always forget duces cigar sales that day. Men get interested in the goings on and forget to smoke. Cireus men know that a circus crowd will always contain a definite proportion of “walkaways,” people who forget their change at the window. In an average circus crowd they are worth about $20 to the ticket seller. As the crowd grows the money thus left be- comes larger at an increasing rate—because people are more tense in a big crowd, and are more likely to be forgetful. An amusing thing about a circus crowd is this: Nine out of every 10 persons who talk to a circus man of the show grounds ask him exactly the same question: “Where do you go from here?” It is never, “What is your next town?’ or the question in any other word- ing, but always and precisely, “Where do go from here?” | The wind counts: A windy day in New York City costs a great cigar concern about $4000. Many men do their smoking along the street, and it is not pleasant to smoke in a high wind. More candy and soda are sold at 3 o'clock in the aft- ernoop than at any other time of the day. The next best hour is 8 o'clock in the evening. Five women buy soda water to every four men. Women buy candy often- er than men, but men buy more at a time, so the sexes average equal as candy purchasers. Hot weather is good for ice cream and soda sales, but only to a certain point. When the temperature gets above a certain figure, sales fall off. The weather is too hot for the exertion of walking to a soda foun- tain. From 72 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit seems to be the best for soda sales. The shady side of the street is the busy side It gets the greatest amount of pedestrian traffic. This / Appointments with dentists are seldom kept on cloudy days. is true not only in summer, but also in winter, when the sunlight might seem altogether acceptable. But the shade in the winter tends to prevent thawing, and the shady side is less slushy. It is the dry side. The shady side of the street will, in general average 24 per cent over the sunny side, so far as traffic is concerned. There is a street in Boston that is often so crowded on one side as to be almost impassable on that side, _ while the other side is wellnigh deserted. The manager of the musical department of a big store says that most violin and guitar strings are sold on Saturday—for use on Sunday, obviously. But for some reason music teachers buy most of their sheet music on Monday. Whenever a grown man buys a mouth organ, jews- harp, kazoo or tin fife, he almost invariably makes it a point to say that it is for his little boy, or somebody else. A father who says not a word about paying $250 for a piano for his daughter, will dicker a long time when buying a violin for his son. A large chain drug store corporation determined to investigate women’s perfumery tastes. By offering free samples and talking to the women who accepted them, they learned that one woman out of 10 does not like perfume at all. One-fourth of all women cus- SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -JUNE their change at the circus ticket window. tomers desire a strong aromatic variety. Two-thirds want a scent that is very mild and delicate. These pro- portions were practically the same for New York stores and for stores in lowa. A number of years ago, when William Gillette was playing in “Sherlock Holmes,” there was an increase in the sales of dressing gowns in every town where he appeared. The reason’ was that in one scene the great detective wore a dressing gown, and many men who went to see the play were filled with the idea of how Sherlock Holmes dooms dressing gowns. clever and effective they themselves would look if they were to loll about in thoughtful, graceful attitudes, clad in a robe such as the great “Holmes” wore. A grocer tells that when the famous “Hand him a lemon” joke was going around, there was a no- ticeable falling off in lemon sales. Department store keepers were perturbed when peo- ple began wearing the same weight of underwear all year around. But soon the merchants found that the change was in reality a great benefit for them. It greatly increased the total sale of underwear. There is smal) romance in a set of plain, unfrilled, old-fash- ioned woolen underwear; but the woman who sits be- fore her dressing table preening herself is likely to feel pleased with her garments decked with laces and frills. And so long as the effect is gratifying to the eye, she proved willing to spend twice as much as she formerly did for articles that merely kept her warm. Starvation for Diabetes Condemned ONDEMNATION of the classic starvation treat- ment of diabetes is the feature of an article by ¢: Thomas W. Edgar in the New York Med- ical Journey. Dr. Edgard says that patients have been taught to dread sugar until the slightest evf- dence of it causes them the greatest mental agony and starvation is much more acceptable than sugar. “Il have one patient,” he writes, “who existed for one year on two eggs, three leaves of lettuce, three slices of bacon with eight ounces of aleohol daily, and she taught school five days a week. She wondered why she was losing weight and becoming weaker.” As a result of his personal observation he calls starvation a dangerous procedure which should never be indulged without the supervision of a competent physician. For it results in such weakness that the patient is prone to take any infection, his system bas lost its power of tolerance and so rebels instantly against the slightest indiscretion in diet. € A father who pays ry for his daughter's piano will dicker a long time before buying a violin for his son, 1920. = 6,

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Sse ote . a ee og. ah ee t 2 oP -. 7 “eventful night. (i obvg ulod.] panuyuor) | e ‘ Ses ; re > 2s ty ta ’ . ‘3; ' E- s iS aa "- _ ¥ - ‘ ae . p here two and a half years ago. tn coming from Craig to this ranch, then, one of our horses too sick, and all night long I kept doctoring him, and walking him to and fro We also got a miserable supper here, and were put into a damp room, which, however, was soon aban- doned for a fire built outside the house. Staple- ton, who generally is a clever, reasonable man, on this night was very drunk, and by his drunk- en antics made things much worse. As long as memory retains her power, that night can never be forgotten by those of our party. As the main road no longer runs close by his ranch, I saw the theater of our night's experience at a distance of severa] hundred yards, but well did I recognize the place. Soon after we passed Stapleton himself came riding along, and we had a talk about the Drunk as he was then, he today re- membered all the circumstances. We camped for breakfast opposite the town of La Mega, at the foot of the large mesa that overlooks Craig. When I came by here last there was only a jacal or two, and now there is a largé town. A little after 1 we again started out, intending to make what few purchases we needed at Craig and go a little further on. At Craig | found two New Holland letters. We could not find anything we wanted here and so we left and went across the river, close by which we made an early camp for the night, under two large cottonwoods to the right of the road. Tuesday, Sept. 12.—We did not start early this morn- ing, as we had only a few miles to go. A drive of about four miles brought us to the town of Fra Cris- tobal (Parraje) where, as usual, we unsuccessfully tried to buy provisions. I succeeded in getting a little fresh cheese and D. a few tortillas. We drove out of town about two or two and a balf miles and here we are now encamped. This is the beginning of the far- famed “Jornado del Muerto,” so frequently described by travelers and authors. Near by us is a large ox train in camp, which also starts in some time this evening, and I suppose we will travel and sleep to- gether tonight for safety. Literally translated, these words mean “The Dead Man's Journey,” but, as dead men make no journeys, it seems somewhat of a misnomer. “The Journey of Death” is the freer rendering of the words and a more sensible one. This famous journey is across an arid, treeless plain, beginning on its northern edge at the little town of Fra Cristobal and running thence some 90 miles southward, again striking the Rio Grande at Roblero, in the Mesilla Valley. The river makes a great bend between these two places, and the road is a nearly straight cut between the two. Tradition has it that an ancient road wound along the devious course of the river the entire way, but one day an adventursome traveler attempted to travel from point to point by a near cut in a single day and perished in the attempt, since which this dangerous piece of road has been known by its present name. One thing is certain—many an ill-fated traveler has lost his life in attempting to cross it. It is not altogether desti- tute of water. About 20 miles from the northern en- trance is the Laguna del Muerto (“Dead Man's Lake”), which is little else than a depression in the plain, whieb is filled with water during the rainy season, but ts commonly dry during the summer. There is also the Ojo del Muerto (“Dead Man’s Spring’’), some six miles to the westward of the road, but in the heart of the very ugly hilly country between it and the river, and in a very dangerous Indian country, so that ani- mals are seldom driven there for water. Half-way across is a water hole called the Aleman, where water is commonly to be had. In rainy weather the gulches also contain some, but in the dry season none of these watering places is to be relied on, and the traveler must rely on what he carries with him, while his ani- mals must either share his supply or do without any. A late writer thus relates his experiences and im- pressions while making this dreaded journey: “In two hours we reached the river crossing at Fra Crésto- bal. Here the road parts from the river and strikes into the waterless desert. We plunged through the shallow ford, coming out on the eastern bank. We filled our ‘gauges’—gourds—with care, and, giving our animals as much as they would drink, we rode on- ward. We have not traveled far before we recognize the appropriate name of this terrible journey. Scat- tered along the path we see the bones of many animals. There are human bones, too. That white, spheroidal mass, with its grinning rows of serrated sutures—that is a human skull. It lies beside the skeleton of a horse. Horse and rider have fallen together. The wolves have stripped them at the same time They have dropped down on the’ thirsty track, and perished in despair, although water, had they known it, was within reach of another effort. We see the skeleton of a mule with the alperaja still buckled around it, and an old blanket, flapped and tossed by many a whistling wind. Other objects that have been brought there by human aid strike the eye as we proeeed. A broken eanteen, the fragments of a glass bottle, an old hat, a piece of saddlecloth, a @tirrup, red with rust, a AUUUIASS WV : ied Tali bi Gary, ie stretched myself on the brink for a draft.” broken strap, with many like symbols, are strewed along the path, speaking a melancholy language. We are still only on the border of the desert; we are fresh; , how, when we have traveled over and neared the oppo- site side? Shall we leave such souvenirs? We are filled with painful forebodings as we look across the arid waste that stretches indefinitely before us. Nature is herself the enemy we fear. Taking the wagon tracks for our guide, we creep on. We grow silent, as if we were dumb. The mountains of Fra Cristobal sink be- hind us; we are akmnost out of sight of land; we can see the ridges of the Sierra Blanco away to the east- ward, but before us, to the south, the eye encounters no mark or Rmit. “The sun grows hotter and hotter. I knew this would be the case when we started. It was one of those cool mornings, with fog on the river and in the airs The sun is climbing upwards, and every moment his rays become fiercer and more fervid. There is a strong wind blowing, but it does not fan us into cool- ness. On the contrary, it lifts the burning crystals and spits them painfully in our faces. We toil on through the yielding sand. For miles we see no trace of vegetation. We enter a plain covered with arte- misia and clumps of the hideous greasewood. The warped and twisted branches impede our progress. For hours we ride through thickets of the bitter sage, and at length enter another region, sandy and rolling. Long, arid spurs shoot down from the mountains, and decline into ridges of dry, drifting sand. Now, not even the silvery leaf of thé artemisia cheers our path. Before us we see nothing but barren, yellow waste— trackless and treeless. “You cannot understand the horror of being in such a place, without water, and with thé conscious- ness it may be 60 miles away. You who live in a Northern zone—in a land of pools and streams and limpid springs, you have never felt thirst. You know not the want of water. It gushes from every hillside, and you have grown fastidious about its quality. You complain of its hardness and softness, or its want of crystal purity. How unlike the denizen of the desert, the traveler of the prairie sea. Water is his chief care, his ever-present solicitude; it is the divinity he wor- ships. Hunger he can sfifle so long as a patch of his leathern garment hangs to him. Should game not appear he can trap the marmot, catch the lizard and gather the prairie crickets. He knows every root and seed that will sustain life. Give him water and he will live and struggle on. He wil] in time craw! out of the desert. Without this, he may chew the leaden bul- tet or the pebble. He may split spheroid cactus and open the intestines of the butchered buffalo, but in the end he must die. Without water, even in the midst of plenty, he must die. Ah! you know not thirst. It is a fearful thing. In the wild Western desert it is the thirst that kills.”’ The majordomo and nearly all the teamsters we ex- pected to go with this evening, being drunk and down in the town, and there being a very slim show of their vows vastlon ee See. SOE oe ee x > »-malculae was even more than ever fell to my lot be- were MES? Bat ae ae - : & ie” rae ee \ Leap ‘ aii - ——— : ‘> , “> 3 rer a . ae co ery oo 4 Fie rs eaicaal™ sgt pyr % Ss? ow, . Bae me ae es wae. oe - e , ¢: oe # ¥ : rpg Py om r ¢ oe te 3% ae ei , pee - « eae ha te ‘ke. is ee, ie a } ~ — os ; 9 - ay Be a .< F a ¥ ; © * (Continued Fr - 4 gen ? “* . Jaguna, in a low place or bottom called “Per- ria: secondly, (going south), at a place known as the “Point of Roc %s,” about -* miles from the Pierra: and, lastly, at a place known as the “Aleman,” some 15 miles further on. | Well, we went slowly and steadily into the vast plain stretched out before us and con- tinued going as fast as our animals could, and about 9:30 o'clock made camp. We tied the mules close to the wagons and D. went to bed. I gave the beasts their oats and stood guard until 12:15, when, being very cold, | * woke him up and took his place in the blankets, while he took mine as guard until 3 o'clock, when we hitched up. Wednesday, Sept. 13.—It was very cold as we drove out of camp this morning, and I put two coats and a blanket over me to keep warm. The animals traveled well and steadily and about 5:30 o'clock we came to what I think was the Perria, where we filled up our water vessels again, gave the animals wateF and then drove about four miles further to make camp and breakfast. We missed the lake in the dimness of the morning, but it was of no consequence, as there is no water in it now, as we too: care to be posted on that point. On the Perria, which is a shallow pool of water several hundred yards long and half as wide I saw several birds, new to me. At 3 o'clock we drove out again and went slowly fut an hour, when | discovered water in an arroyo by the roadside. This was the water known as Aleman, but we were not aware of it at the time. | Was never more rejoiced. The day had been intensely hot, and the animals had been going without water since early morning, so we concluded to camp again for several hours, let the mules drink and eat the fine grass close at hand, which we did. I have said I never was more rejoiced than at find- ing this water, yet what water it was! The arroyo was broad and the water in it hardly an inch deep—the remaining relic of a rain that had falien days, perhaps weeks before. The hot suns had slowly dried it up until what remained hardly deserved the name of wa- ter. It was literally swarming with living things. Creatures of unknown kinds and most repulsive in ap- pearance: were crawling in and through it. | stretched myself on the brink for a draft, but it was impossible to get at the shallow water Without having the leath- some creatures creeping about the lips and even into the mouth. I had been driven by stress of cireum- stances often before to drink water that perhaps none of the readers of this could conceive drinkable, but this mixture of water, mud, green scum, inserts and ani- fore. The only way was to close the eyes and com- mend yourself to Providence. Even the mutes, thirsty beyond expression, could only be induced to touch it from their overpowering necessity; even then they would leave it, only ‘to return and try the repulsive draft once more. It is at such times that one vows that when once wet! over their present experience they will never risk a similar one, but have a care that a spring of clear water shall be the necessary accompani- ment of their future home. At 6 in the evening, we again rolled out. our ani- mals refreshed and all our vessels for carrying water full. Soon after we met a train whieh informed us the water hole we had just left was the Aleman. We continued going, and about 10 o'clock encamped on this side of Point of Rocks, 18 miles from the Ale- man. As before, D. took a two hours’ nap and I stood guard over the mules. picketed close to the wagons (To Be Concluded Next Sunday.) — — oo getting off this evening, we concluded to try it by ourselves. We made some coffee and took a little supper, took the animals to the river for a final watering, and after filling our keg and canteen, hitched up, and at a quar- ter of 5 im the evening started into the much- dreaded 90-mile trip. This jornado has two separate terrors for travelers. The first is the scarcity of water to be found on it, and, secondly, the In- dians — Navajoes and Apaches—who infest it. As to water, there is aearly always water to be found in a laguna (lake) 25 miles from Fra Cristo- bal. Sometimes, how- ever, as now, it is dry. There are, besides, three other places where, under favorable circumstances, water is found: First, five miles south of the —_— handkerchief and away goes leaving your nose shiny and thing to appear at your best. stays on; that stays on until off. ADVERTISEMENT Up to the present time it has been al- irritations. most impossible to get a face powder to/| aging flabbiness, crow's feet and wrinkies stay on longer than it takes to put it om.' This unusual powder is called La-may You powder your nose nicely, and the | (French, Poudre L'Ame). 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The “Official” Painting “ e Compleled after lifetime of patient work by artist who made sketches of martyred President when a soldier in the war — Now lo be 1 hung in United States Senate, ) afler acceptance by distinguished jury which included Lincoln's son ) [IFTY-EIGHT years ago a lad of 1i, witb a natural bent for sketching, but with no schooling in art, made a pencil sketch of Abraham Lincoln. Just recently the Sen- ate of the United States voted to pay the artist $2000 for an oil painting based on | that sketch. The portrait will be hung in the corridor back of the Senate chamber, in a place of honor, with the likenesses of Washington, Jeffer son, Adams and others of the nation’s great. The artist is Freeman Thorp, now 75 years old of Hubert, Minn., and Washington, D. ©. Completion ot the Lincoln portrait only a short time ago marked the culmination of practically a lifetime of patient endeavor, directed toward the goal of producing a picture that would stand as a classic, like Stuart's Washington. Acceptance of the painting by the Sen- ate, after its approval by Gen. Miles, Justice Day of the Supreme Court, Robert T. Lincoln, son of the Presi- dent, and others who knew his kindly, rugged fea- tures in the flesh, is regarded by the artist as com plete fultillment of his life’s ambition In 18/1, Thorp relates, Senators who had been in timate with Lincoln began to cast about for a por- . trait of him that would be worthy of hanging at the Capitol. All the portraits in existence, it was found, had been made from photographs, none from original sketches. The Senators decided to wait for Thorp’'s portrait To facilitate his work, they had a little studio built for him on the roof of the Senate wing of the Capitol, and there, as he found the opportunity, he worked for 20 years, from 1871 to 18%l, when the studio was taken down. He was given the privilex: of both the House and the Senate floor, so that he might freely talk to members of Congress who knew ; Lincoln and supplement his own impressions with theirs. As the basis for his work, Thorp had not only th sketch he made when 17, but another dated three years later, when, as a soldier in the Union army\ he ‘was given leave to go to Gettysburg for the express purpose of drawing a pickure of the Presi dent. On both occasions, he says, he stood close to the President and succeeded in getting on pa per his animated expression in conversation “You will notice,” said Thorp, referring to the finished portrait, “that the expression is not so solemn as that recorded by most of the pic- tures of Licoln. That is because they were drawn from photographs, and a man usually has a bored expression when he sits before a camera. Espe- cially was this so in Lincoln’s day, when sitting to a photographer was a long and arduous task. The portrait | have made is the only one not drawn from a photograph. It portrays Lingoln’s ountenance as it was lighted up when he talked with his friends.” — ee ~~ 7 | . > J | . . > > > 7 + * * . , * . ’ . | * ‘ i —— Photograph of the Thorp painting of Lincoln, made from the only sketches for which the President posed. could tind He can today, he have been crude and unconvincing He preferred to says. recite from memors wait till he had gained a skill worthy of the subjec*. practically aH the more nota Thorp'’s researches brought him into contact with ble of Lincoln's addresses man’s of the public men of the times and won him a All this was the work ol distinguished clientele. He painted the portraits of Thorp was told by the Serfators of Ii871 to vears. A parallel task was Grant, Garfield, McKinley and Cleveland, of severa! make a thorough study of the life and character that of perfecting himsel!ll in speakers of the House, of Andrew Carnegie and other of Lincoln. This he did. He studied Lincoln as Pyregeman Thorp, the artist, the technique = of portrat men of note in politics and business. Never losing revealed in his speeches and writings; sought out painting. Had he attempted sight of his great ambition, he studied, painted and persons in Washington and elsewhere who had known to paint the portrait of Lincoln immediately after he repainted the portrait of Lincoln. Winters he lived him: examined all the photograp!is and portraits he made his pencil sketches, the result, as he says, would in Washington and summers in Minnesota. ae Fn Ca > Te Four different photographs of Lancoln—None of these, Artest Thorp asserts, shows the gemal, kandly character of the original, because, owing to the limitations of photography in those days, the sitter could rarely relax into a normal appearance. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—SI. LOI IS POST-DISPATCH— II NE 6. 1920. PA(,E THREE, bet ge ll lal ee ee ee i li ee Mh, eM Mie ey ela A es y ~ BS,

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. in her veins. She was married’ hy oes gation of the futility of ons. and by the gwaying measure of the music. and by the magnetiem of the familiar moon, he sud- denly lifted her fingers to his lips—and fled’ a * Alice stood in the moonlight, shaken .with sympathy and merriment in equal quantities. . All at once the bicod froze she held up that wicked hand, scrutinizing i' in supreme disgust and horror, and then stooped and cleansed it on the pure, fresh grass. She loathed the impressionable Bil- ‘ ly Logan—and she didn't understand him at all' indignant and very lonely, she turned back to the cement settee and sat down to purge herself from the contagion of puppy love and at that moment she heard men’s voices on the other side of “the hedge of bridal wreath: and knew that George Graham was talking to Henry’ “Thought you weren't coming, old top, said Graham, with the bro’ en diction that is corollary to the lighting of a cigarette. “T wasn't.” said Henry. “Thanks. What are “they —Brakeman’s Delight again’ Well, | might as well smoke one as have vou smoke one!” A second match “ratched: through the hedge Alice*could see the glow of the tiny frame. She held her breath. “You're not looking fit, Henry. the trouble?’ “Oh, a little headache. ! ve had em for three or four days. That blamed light in the stockroom gives me the willies.’ Alice repressed an intense desire to tear down that hedge of bridal wreath. And Billy Logan—silly, sentimental Billy La- gan—had just told her that all there is to married life is the cultivation of an un- derstanding heart! The tears came into her eyes as she thought how Henry must have suffered} “No domestic problems- too much smoking”’—— “Never have ‘em!” lied Henry valiantly “IT do—a million of ‘em But, old top, isnt it worth it?” “You bet it is!” said Henry. “The tong- er I'm married the sorriér | am for the Whats servants. or poor dubs who call it a failure. Why, I've been married eight months, and | ought to know by this time!” “Same here; only make it five years Yes, it's a great institution—and you've got a great partner. By the way. you haven't told me how you happened to come up tonight Shall I take Alice home. or are you going to stick it ont” Henry chuckled. “Wife's here,” he ex- plained. “I couldn't stay away. “She told me on the road abo! the party this noon,” said Graham ‘She and Roberta spent the whole morning fix- ing up things for you. Funny bow women will break their necks to get up party eats, when they're for somebody else, isn't it? But you never caught one yet whod take all that trouble just for her- self The girl's couldn't stand seeing that fancy line of groceries go to waste. | bear the Logans think Alice is quite a wonder Alice waited desperately for the an- swer--how could she know what Henry would say’ “Well, she is,” he said shes more than. that’ Smoked your alfalfa yet” Want to go in?’ As noiselessly as she could, Alice crept eut to the edge of the lawn, where she faced about and walked, humming loudly, toward the hedge. “Oh, Henry!” she called “Hello. kitten'” said Henry enthusi- aatically “Want to dance”: > > > > > +. it was camparatively early when Henry and Mrs. Henry quitted the Henshaws and steered the course of the little run- about for home Not for weeks had so many new and engaging topics of con versation suggested themselves with so little effort. not for days had either of them recalled what wealth of imagery and power of imagination the other possessed And when brilliant generalities were di- posed of jo their mutual sat®&luction. (hes PAGE FOURTEEN S| reverted to the events of the past 24 hours with as much gusto as you see dis- played on the pler when old friends meet after a long separation. “(reorge Graham got a set on me yes- terday afternoon, related Henry rue- fully. “! wouldn't make any excuses, you know, but | was thinking so hard about you | couldn't get my serves over --— “Everybody knows you can beat him easily." agreed Alice. “Oh, Henry, I could bave cried when I saw those odious Logan boys gobbling your etuffed tomatoes!” “The Logans are all right: sort of young and raw “That—reminds me’—— “Yes?” said Henry encouragingly. “II always tell you everything ---— “Sure you do. What is it?” “Billy—Billy Logan’”—— “Billy's a sentimental little ave, char- acterized Henry. “He's absolutely certain to. get off something or other. What was it this time?” ‘“He—he kissed my hand,’ said Alice in a hushed whisper. “I didn't know he was going to. Are you f-fearfully angry with me?” . “Not a bit,” said Henry cheerily. “He usually tries something about as childish as that. His taste seems to be getting better, though.”’ “You wont—fight him or anything— will _sou?” “Not much!” be assured her. “Some time, if he gets too fresh, | might spank him a little-—but there wouldnt be any fight about it.” “fT couldn't help it were cross to me” “| should sav | am' ten day!’ It occurred to her that she had better use strategy with him instead of confes- sing that. quite innecently. she had sat on the other side of that hedge. “| w-wondered if you were sick or any- thing — “Never felt better in my lile,’ he stated. “| must have had a plain grouch!”’ Nothing he could have sxid would have been more convincing than his deliberate refusal to hide behind the shield of in- disposition. She knew then that he real- ly cared--that he simply hadn't re her to worry about him-—-thar -con- | sidered it a weakness to publish rr min- | or ailments and to accept condolence for | them. “But Are you sorry you tee. {tt was a rot- but Im not sorry he did it, Hen- ADVERTISEMENT GET MORE MILEAGE With — Double-Tread Tires! Guaranteed for 5000 Miles Strong Double-Tread Reconstruct- ed Tires are made by our skilled mechanics, of double the amount of fabric (from choice material), and are built to give more than the guar- anteed mileage and service which our customers very often receive. RELINER FREE Tubes Guaranteed Fresh mjalelsl - a!mis! ' ; ’ Stock i st i@ 5. ee Fees jem! ear} ma! oe , o — - —- = seal «Bs vr 3 SUBELES REE +3 oOrors ers -_ — 2.80 3725 Send $2.00 depesit for each tire ord balance. 0O.D. ‘Lires shipped sab) ec' t te your examination. State whether §. (|, plain or non-skid is desired. All cums price. 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What's that?” “No, [('m not—because, vou see, [| don't care a bit about Billy Logan, but when he—he did it—it made me realize how much I do care for you!” “If that’s the case,” he promised, invite him to the house often.” “Don't! She shuddered. “O, I was so sorry not to be there at breakfast —— “It wouldn't have done you much good, anyway—I! overslept so late that I had to catch a cup of coffee on the wing and run for it.” “I'm sorry | forgot the gasoline,” said penitently. : They had just drawn up to the curb be- fore their house, and no one was in sight, so that there was nothing to. prevent Henry from violating all conventions of Navarre by kissing her then and there. “Don't waste time being sorry about another thing!” he ordered. ‘Just forget the whole business! I know you won't let ’ “we ll she it happen again—and next time I'll be more civilized about it.” “But I'm sorry about our ride last night.” “Say! said Henry suddenly. “It isn't late, and there's a whale of a moon—let’s have a little ride now!” “All right! Id love it! how late it wes ——— ee ee { don't care ~ LBUOG aan Met. ~ we a. ~ “i pe den L.. 2 nae > ee a Si ete =. ee ee | (ont inu : Henry got out and went around to crank the engine. At the twentieth fu- tile turn he straightened — and panted. “She was working r&ther quseriy on the hill,” he puffed. “I half-way noticed it—only I was too busy talking to pay much attention. Is the gas all right” Spark?” “They're all right, dear'” “The tank's full, isn’t it?” He bent for the twenty-first turn. Alice. reaching for the little electric searchlight, investigated. Henry cranked again Never another one of these misunder- standings, he said to himself. Never! He ought to have had sense enough to ex- plain! He was so ashamed of himself that he blushed in the darkness. “How does it look, kitten? Plenty” “Why, Henry!” she said, facing him in utter consteration and turning the flash- light on his speaking countenance. ‘Why, Henry! - There isn't a drop!” Henry grinned. “Oh, well, what's the difference?’ he deprecated. ‘Nickerson doesn’t go to bed until late, anyway. And if he’s asleep I'll just pussyfoot over and borrow a couple of quarts. It’s only half a mile or so—you just wait a minute!” (Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) ——— eee ee —_— ae a —_ “Every Good Sedesk Madi Sais Antidotes” (Continued From Page 4.) = —-——- fer with me here (Laughter). That re- minds me of a little antidote that was told around Washington just before we come here for this convention. It seems like they was 2 Peruvian bicycle receivers name Gus and Cracky. They came up here from So. Africa one Sunday and got in a braw! with a counle of Welsh prai- rie wolfs name Pat and Mike. 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By james Tr “MONTAGUE. ——— HE dog fever gets you in spring—like measles and mar- bles get small boys. Crafty people who own pups offer to give them to you. You look at the pups, notice how delight- fully clumsy they are, and how they tumble all over themselves getting any- where, and you fall. Experience is an excellent teacher of cer- tain branches of human knowledge. But it never teaches you anything about pups. We parted with our buliterrier because of his views on protection. A bullterrier’s views on protection have nothing to do with the tariff. His businesa, as he looks on it, is the protection of the. children. He figures that children are never sufficiently protect- — : ey casi ‘nee = ed until all the other dogs in the neigh)or- hood are dead, and all human beines not members of the immediate family are kept, for fear of their lives, from entering the premises. After several hundred dollars’ worth of dogs in the neighborhood had passed on, and after all our milk, groceries and mail were left for us half a block down the street, we paid a man to tae the bullterrier away. He is on a ship now, and probably keeps the crew mastheaded most of the time. Nevertheless, the @og fever got us again a week or two ago. “What you want,” said a sportsman friend, hunting dog. They are kind and intelligent and easily trained. I'll bring you round a pup tomorrow morn- ing.” ; The pup was brought around. He was a very small pup, with a head that gave him considerable trouble to hold up; and legs that would have been an excellent fit for a dog severa? sizes larger. Also, he had a way of looking at you that won you. When he arrived, he seemed unusually expanded amid- © ships. Ke had eaten the breakfast of three~of his brothers ad sisters while they were chasing a cat. This surfeit of food had left him lethargic. He lay in the grass and dozed, lulling us into a sense of false faith in him. We thought he would be a well be- haved dog. But gradually the effects of his unfilial greed wore off. A thoughtful look came into his eyes—the same look must have come into the eyes of the German sol- diers when they smelled American bacon cooking in on —_- ‘Every. Bod Speech By Ring Ww. Lardner. O THE EDITOR: A great many admires has wrote in lately asking who was going to make my nominateing speech at the ap- proaching conventions and what was they going to say. Well gents I haven't yet hired the men who will do the talk- ing but I have wrote the speech according to the formu- la witch I memorized at the different conventions to witch I have attended at and I am setting fhe speech down here in the case that I can’t get nobody to make it. In the ist. place it wants to be understood that they’s a certain style to be followed in makeing a nom- inateing speech and here is a few of the rules that has got to be followed or other wise the speech won't get acrost as a regular speech. 1. Every other few sentences has got to wind up with @ preposition or a adverb. 2. When the speaker sees the different delegates yawning and nashing their teeth he has got to throw in @ amusing antidote that will wake them up and make them laugh heartily. 3. Every 3 or 4 paragraphs the spea'er is suppose to mention old glory and the stars and strips and make a scantling remark about the opposeing party. - 4. It is a good idear for the speaker to have his candidate’s name wrote on his cuff in the case he can't remember who he is suppose to be nominateing when it comes time. For fst: I think it was in 1916 that Sen. Harding or somebody from Ohio got up to nomi- nate somebody from the same, and talked so long that he forgot whom it was that he was up there in behalf of him, and most of the boys in the hall went to sleep and us kids in the press box was thinking about send- ing up a note with the name of the candidate wrote on it so as he would get through with his speech, but all of a sudden he remembered it himself and come to PAGE FOUR. “is a’ tell, SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. — Under a rosebush he found a bone, muitos nothing of re- moving the rosebush in order to find it. the trenches across No Man's Land. Being a hunting dog, he began ‘immediately to fulfill his mission in life. ’ He hunted fron one end of the yard to another, using his sensitive nose as a guide. Under a rose bush he found a bone, making nothing of removing the rosebush in order to find it. In the middle of the lawn which he exhumed, he found a dead rat, together with several square feet of new lawh. Then, discovering that a door was left open, he went into the house and hunted down three pairs of slippers, a pillow:and a new Official League Base- which had just cost its proud owner $2.50. When we awakened to the realization that be was not merely taking his morning exercise, all of these things, except the bone and the rat were past all hope of recovery. It seemed a shame to chastise a hunting dog tor hunting, so we let him off with a reprimand. He seemed surprised and hurt at our manner, but decided to forgive us when we patted him on the head and admonished him to be a little more careful in the future. After he had eaten the food we provided he lay down on the front porch and went peacefully to sleep. It was our own lunch time, so we left him there. But the minute we were out of sight he awakened and asked us to come back. He asked quietly at first, Needs {HAT 15 THE REASON THRT 1AM HERE eriewos, TO PUT GE FORE THE CONVENTION wHe NAME OF ef TOWER oF MTELLECT ~ mR-~ &te-™ Dcre Dore “They’s a certain style to be followed in makeing a nominateing speech.” the terminus of his speech. Elapsed time 2 brs, and the candidate got about 3.50 votes. , Well -friends, here is the speech I have wrote for who ever it is I hire to place my name before the dif- ferent conventions and it may not sound like it was a new speech, but when I am around at different places I generally always listen pretty close and this is the kind of a speech the other boys will make in behalf of my rivals, and you can’t even begin to get nomi- |1OUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE Some Antidotes — but when we paid*no heed he became in- sistent. Now, the way to train a dog is to y= him vap himself hoarse when he wants something he ought not to have. An ordinary dog will vet tired after a while and subside. But this was not an ordinary dog. In 10 minutes his whines became howls. In 20 minutes the neighbors called us on the tele- phone and told us that if we didn't stop abusing that puppy they would be compelled ) to call the police. For half an hour the poor dumb animal ‘ could be heard as far away as Main street, and the kind-hearted old ladies were com- ing from every direction to find out what fiends in human form could wring such heartrending cries from man’s most faithful friend. We gave it up then, and took him in. He | wagged his spike tail gratefully. As long as a we remained close by his side he was good as gold, although now and then aright idea would strike him and he would dart sudden- ly into the next room. The next instant there would be a riping sound and down wold come one of the curtains. Intelligence,.as we understand it ing how to get what one wants. intelligent. He got what he wanted, and got it easily. If he wanted the varnish on the legs of the piano, he got that, along with several splinters tHat stuck in his throat and had to be extracted while he sharpened his teeth for the next achievement on the wrist of the extractor. If he wanted the hair brush on the dressing table of the head of the family, he got that. He employed a handy chair in getting it and brought down several bottles of perfumery in the operation. But he got it. We are now sleeping in watches, like sailors, one member of the family being always told off to provide company for the dog, who sleeps lightly at best and not at all if he is left alone. We hope to train him to endure solitude by and by, but in the interim we are growing old before our time. If anyone asks you whether or not hunting dogs are intelligent, tell them “yes.”’ If they doubt your word you can refer to us. And if they don’t believe us we will give them the dog. He will prove it to them in the first quarter of an hour. , consists of know- ‘Our pup was highly ——— (Copyright, 1920, by the Bell Syndicate, Ine.) nated without it, so why try ‘and get away from the regular formula. Mr. Chairman and Mrs. Charwoman and gents of the convention: That reminds me of the st6ry about the two weasel tenders in Peoria, Pat and Mike. They had just come over from the ould sod and was not yet use to the way Americans do things in. So one night Pat says to Mike, “Mose what do you think is the matter with?” “Well,” said Mike, “I don’t know really.” Now gentlemen of the convention I guess | don't half to.tell you that the country is on the verge of what it is on the verge of; Old glory and the stars and strips is faceing the greatest crisis of my career. Our friends the Democrats or Republicans (laughter) will be sorry if the next 4 yrs. don’t see a business man at the head of this govt. I,don’t know what else to say in regards to. That reminds me of a little story that maybe you have all heard it but I think it bears repeating it. It seems they was 2 Lithuanian pear] snatchers name Pat and Mike. One wk. they come over from the other side and got a rm. in a big hotel in N. Y. city. At the end of the first wk. Mike went down to the desk one day and they was a bill in his mail box. The bill was for $73.50 for one wk. Well Mike took the bill upstairs and showed it to Pat and Pat said, “Well, what of it?” That is why, gentlemen of the convention, I am here today to place before the convention the name of a man who we all know and can’t help from respecting him in spite of party affiliations or etc. I forget the name just now, but have got it wrote on my cuff and will spring it at the proper time. This man, gentlemen, never gets sick, and if nominated and elected to the high office of the president chair he is a man on whom we can call. You can examine into this man’s record amd find nothing. That is the kind of a man, gentle- men, who this country demands at this crisis in old glory and the stars and strips. Our friends the Democrats or Republicans would dif- (Continued on Page 14.) 6, 1920.

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" “Hear, hear!" cried. the wee” - By. Helen Rowland. OMETIMES,” remarked the Bachelor, apropos of nothing at all, “I think we.aren't half appreci- ated.” The Widow followed his gaze to the far cor- ner of the restaurant, where a pret- ty young thing in pink tulle and a well-set-up young man sat gazing ab- sorbedly into each other's eyes. “*We'? Who?" she inquired po- litely. “We bachelors. Now there,” and 6 he indicated the girl in pink, “is an instance of base ingratitude! I edu- cated that girl!”’ “You—what?” The Widow laid down her salad fork in frank aston- ishment. “Taught her all the new dance steps,” explained the Bachelor hastily, ‘‘and how to order a lunch- eon, and to play golf, and what col- ors to wear and how to use her eyes, and—oh, all the really useful accom- plishments. She was as verdant and uninteresting as that salad you are eating—and NOW look at her! Vamp- ing a perfectly innocent youth—with ten thousand a year!”’ “Do you mean to say that you actu- _ ——~- eee clapping her hands. “Clever pho 4 to encourage match-mating mam- ; mas—yet dexterous enough to escape their snares! Brave enough to flirt with a fascinating woman—yet cau- tious enough to keep at a safe dis- tance. Game enouch to hand a girl a rope and dare her to try to catch him—yet skxiliful enough to know how to propose without being ac- cepted! A sentimental pirate, for- ever steering his bark between the. Scylla of love and the Charybdis of matrimony! What an existence!” “Oh, Tl tell you it's a sporting life—and requires the soul and the talents of a real sportsman!” de- clared the Bachelor. “And, after all, what does a chap get out of it? Noth- ing but conteumdly, reproach, pity and ingratitude!” , “He gets all he deserves--while it lasts,’ laighed the Widow. “He gets coddled and flattered and petted and invited everywhere, as long as he can keep the world guessing and hoping. But when it finds him OUT’—— “Finds ovt WHAT?’ demanded the Bachelor in alarm. “Tht his heart is encased in a coat of cement, and his conseie covered with a coat of mail, and a his emotions are ins:lated, and his sentiments preserved in alcohol—in short. tat he is IMMUNE”’—— “Dont sav it! pleaded the Bach- elor. ‘“‘Tll never get that way! Ill ally instructed her’—— “Oh, no indeed!” broke in the Bachelor. “I flattered her—put in a word here and there, you know, at the psychological moment. Waked her up to her own charms and possibilities. Every girl has to be courted at least once before she becomes in- teresting. It brings her out and gives her eclat. It is a real charity—but they never see it that way, some- how.” And the Bachelor sighed. “I dee.” The Widow's voice was as smooth and chilly and sweet as a lemon ice. “But it isn’t a charity —it’s your duty. What else is a bachelor FOR?” “What would the world do without us?” rejoined the Rachelor, with rash complacency. ‘‘Now you, for in- stance’’—— “Oh, I always got along somehow, before I met you, Mr. Weatherby,’ the Widow murmured sweetly. ‘‘Well YOU might,” conceded the Bachelor, “but who would flatter the married women, and flirt with the debutantes? A bachelor’s whole life is one long sweet sacrifice, in the education of other men’s wives.” “Perhaps,” suggested the Widow, “their own hus- bands might flatter the married women, and’—— “They might,’ admitted the Bachelor, “but they don't! I know, by the way in which a mild compli- ment always goes to a married woman's head and makes her positively dizzy. A woman can’t expect a man to pay her bills and pay her little compliments and graceful attentions too—to hook her gowns up the back and then joyfully and gallantly get down on his knees to tie her shoe laces—to wait FOR her, and then to wait ON her. It isn’t human nature. Bachelors. are a necessity, I tell you—and a luxury. They are the shock absorbers on life; the trimmings on the duly edge of society; the hors d’oeuvres of the love feast” “The potted palm on life's piazza!” broke in the Accidents Will Happen— But Here Are Some Odd Ones CCIDENT insurance, insurance which pays benefits in case of ses disability, is car- ried by a great many people. The claim agent whose business it is to investigate reported in- juries often meets with amusing incidents. The follow- ing were furnished by an agent of a large insurance company. ‘Some captive rattlesnakes in a restaurant escaped from a box in which they were confined and so fright- ened one of the patrons that in his haste to get out he fell in front of me, and in getting up, came up under- neath me, tossing me over his head.” “IT was in bed and dreamed that a burglar was bend- ing over me. I struck him so hard that I was thrown on the floor with arm extended and broke my collar- bone.” “Assisting a lady who had an“wmbrella under her arm, to board a Car, the point of the umbrella was thrust into my left eye.’ “I placed an electric fan beside my bed on a hot night. While asleep I stuck my foot in it.” ‘in a playful mood I kicked at my wife while bare- Fooicd and accidentally struck her on the knee, there- SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. VAMPING A PERFECTLY Widow, laughing mockingly. “They ARE nice to fill in with,” she acknowledged, ‘“‘at house parties and hetero- geneous dinners. And when they get old and faded and passe’ ’'—— “What!” “They are convenient to have about as dancing part- ners for the wall flowers and uahers at weddings and witnesses iw divorces and godfathers at christenings’ put in the Bach- being a bachelor is a It absorbs all a man’s “And godsends at summer resorts,” elor, with a grin. “I'll tell you, highly specialized vocation. time and energy. “What! Just the simple act of remaining single?’ The Widow looked incredulous. “That alone,” returned the Bachelor with dignity, “is a life work requiring art, courage, talent and skill —if one is a sincere bachelor. A bachelor in the truest, highest sense is not merely a man who hasn't married —yet; he is a man who CAN marry, at any moment, but—but’’—— “But won't!” snapped the Widow. “But knows better,” corrected the Bachelor. “A man who can afford to marry—but prefers to keep a motor car; who is personable enough to be popular with women, but not so fascinating as to be feared by men; decent enough to be trusted by chaperones and dow- agers—yet not so ‘trustworthy’ that no girl finds it interesting to walk in the moonlight with him; impres- sionable enough to make the love game attractive— yet not so impressionable as to make it foolish or dangerous; fancy-free—but not a misogamist, a woman hater, or a cynic.” by spraining the big toe of my left foot.” ‘My arm encircled the neck of a young Jady. | sud- denly withdrew it and the thumb of my left hand came in contact with a brooch, penetrating the thumb almo to the bone.” “| was undressing for bed. In removing my 1ion suit I fractured the second finger of my left hand.’ “My wife was curling her hair. I ran against her and the hair curler struck my eye.” “I was embraced by a friend who playfully said that he could make me cry—fractured my rib.” “On a private yacht, I had just had a highball, got up, the boat gave a lurch and I sat down on the glass.” “Looking for a leak in a natural gas pipe with a lighted match—explosion followed.” “I missed my train and ‘while walking on the coun- try road I fell over a cow lying in the road. As I fell the cow got up, striking me, also stepping on my foot.” . “Sitting in a chair in a barber shop and billiard parlor, a ball from a pool table nearby struck me on the nose, breaking nose and injuring my eye.” “I had been talking with another man, and as I started to walk along didn't notice a woman had LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE INNOCENT YOUTH. marry first! But when I think of all the perfe t afternoons and moon- light evenines I wasted on that girl --of all the flowers and 2g. soline and graceful noth- ings.and—and all that! And new she'll go and marry a crude young gawk, who won't half appreciate her’’—— “Don't you dare call him a crude young gawk, Mr. Weatherby!" exclaimed the Widow, at the same mo- ment flashing a dazzling smile at the young man with the girl in pink. He is quite worthy of her! “How do you know?" demanded the Bav‘helor The Widow flushed and bit her lip. “Il educated HIM,” she admitted, with a sigh. sad to see how soon they get over it, isn't it?” . “Ingrates!"’ muttered the Bachelor, smiling into the Widow's eyes. . “It 1g WIDOW-CISMS. Love, like a balloon, is mete up mostly by hot air. A stage setting after the lights are all Out is not flatter nor duller than life without the star dust of dreams and the glamor of illusions. At 20, the important thing to a woman is HOW she is loved; at 30, WHO loves her, and at 40, that SOME- BODY loves her. The love making of a young man is purely inspira- tional; later, like a preveomaqes pianist, he becomes all “technique.” To transform a woman from a rank pessimist into a radiant optimist, all that is needed is a becoming Wet and a brand-new flirtation. —- 1920, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) pushed a baby carriage over it.’ “Wads camping with a party in the mountains? some- one placed a can of beans in the fire to heat, but for- got to ventilate the can. | was pulling them out when the can exploded, burning me severely.” “Il was going down the walk in front of my house when an automobile wheel which had come off two blocks away rolled down the hill and struck me, fracturing both bones of the right leg.” “I was riding in an automobile when it struck @ hole in the road, causing my teeth to come together with such forre that the lower jaw was fractured.” “I was looking for burglars, and was accidentally mistaken by one of my neighbors for the man we were looking for, and he shot me in the arm.” “Il was getting my breakfast. My wife came out where | was standing and in a fit of anger picked up a coffee pot on the stove, filled with hot coffee, and jammed it into my face, breaking my glasses, one piece causing a deep cut over the eye, another piece cutting clear through the cartilage of the-~wose, so that by holding nose I could low through the hole.” 6 PAGE THIRTEEN, directly in front of me—fell 1920. ,

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e : : Soe Se J ae hd _ Sa 0 “ £ . . ie 2 Se . Fs aS ‘ ™~ es Yt he _ aed Ne IA” . > : DIO in ord«r to discover just’ JINGLE Oe xe) Se sett ae Baa tes oe we a ao ss an Acte: of nt Went Manure, urecL irene & Fes Wheat from an acre of “Poorland Farm,” when treated with farm manure only, and when limestone and phosphate were added. stubble, contrary to popular opinion, contain no more nitrogeif than the growing crop took from the earth. “To increase or maintain the nitrogen or organic matter of the soil is the greatest practical problem in American agriculture,” Dr. Hopkins wrote. “In an hour’s time one can spread enough limestone or phos- phate on an acre of land to provide for large crops of wheat, corn, oats and clover for 10 or 20 years. To supply the nitrogen for the same length of time would require from 20 to 40 tons of clover, or from 80 to 160 tons of farm manure, be added to the same acre of land, even though one of the crops harvested seeured its nitrogen from the air.” “Present methods of agriculture are nothing more than ‘skinning the land,’ he declared. “From two- thirds to three-fourths of all the cultivated districts of Illinois are already in need of nitrogen and phos- phorous, and the most of this vast area is deficient in limestone.” | Phophorous, the second great essential for fertility, may be obtained from farm manure, bone meal, phos- phate rock and basic slag phosphate. An unending fight against the so-called “complete” commercial fertilizer was a necessary corollary to Dr. Hopkins’ campaign for these simple and comparatively inexpensive methods of soil treatment. Just as there can be no universal patent medicine for all human ills, so, he argued, it is impossible to make an artificial fer- tilizer to cure all ailments of the soil. Each farm is like a human patient, he contended, with its own peculiar sy mptoms, which must be specially diagnosed. and the appropriate medicine prescribed. The commer- cial fertilizer is heavily weighted with sulphuric acid, he showed, which is needless and often harmful. The farmer, therefore, who invests in commercial fertilizer is sinking a large per centage of his money in profit- less material. From his years of intensive study Dr. Hopkins com- piled the following figures comparing the value of various methods of fertilization: “One hundred bushels of corn takes from the soll about 100 pounds of nitrogen, 17 pounds of phosphor- ous and 19 pounds of potassium in the grain and 48, 6 and 52 pounds of these respective elements in the stalks. “One ton of fresh farm manure contains about 10 pounds of nitrogen, 2 pounds of phosphorous and 8 of potassium. . “One hundred pounds of complete fertilizer contain about 2 pounds of nitrogen, 4 of phosphorous and 2-of potassium. “One ton of clover hay contains about 40 pounds of nitrogen, 5 of phosphorous and 30 of potassium. “On the basis of 100 bushels of corn to the acre, the grain only being removed, common corn belt prairie land contains on the surface about enough nitrogen for 48 crops, phosphorous for 70 and potassium for 1790." The conclusion he showed to be self-evident. Either the soil must be renewed or it will become exhausted, and the farms of the corn belt will ultimately Jave to be abandoned, just as the once fertile lands of New England and Virginia have been. On the other hand, if soils are well treated, he proved conclusively, good crops’ can be depended upon; bad seasons, even, will produce a profitable yield; and barren land can be re- stored to its original fertility. Reducing his theories to practical terms, Prof. Hop- 12.) FIV is, (Continued on Page PAGE

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» f : . - Ping al ’ nee F ey )e ee ‘ ail n Soil That Will Ne ever “Wear Out” «— Continued From Page 5.) = | 4, £3 oa ] Pee = ie | , ) } rd SS —— ge ° me nl SSS ———— = =. ae <P _ ee i: “Before and after” wheat field had lime and phosphate added to its rations—Prof. Hopkins on the abandoned farm in Marion County, which he turned into one of the most prosperous holdings: in southern Illinois. kins outlined the following system for solving the problem of insufficient nitrogen: “For the livestock farmer | would suggest ‘a five- field system—a four-year rotation of corn, corn, oats and clover grown upon four fields for five years, while the fifth field is kept in alfalfa. At the end of the fifth year the alfalfa field is brought into the rota- The process is unique. Four soil experts are detailed to a section, which they traverse within communication distance of each other. As they go they make their . soil maps, plotting every soil type and indicating areas even of five acres. When the county has been thus fully combed, the university puts out a colored soil map. All then that a farmer living in that county has among the Greek farmers. In it he outlined systems by which they could produce infinitely better crops year after year without fail. _ls it any wonder, then, that the Greek people, whose impoverished land, to produce even its scanty yield, must lie fallow every alternate year, hailed him as a god, bringing hope of plenty for themselves, their chil- tion and one of the four fields seeded to alfalfa for another five-year period, and so on. “If the crop yields are 50 bushels each of corn and oats, 2 tons of clover and 3 tons of alfalfa; if the straw and half the corn stal*s are used for bedding and all other produce for feed, and if 60 per cent of the nitro- gen in the manure is used for the production of crops, then a system is provided which will permanently maintain the supply of nitrogen. “For the farmer who sells grain and hay, a 25-bushel wheat crop may well be substituted for the first corn crop, clover being seeded on the wheat for plowing under the next year before planting corn. If _ fall and spring growths of this clover aggregate 11-2 tons and if only the grain and clover seed and the alfalfa hay are sold, all clover, stalks and straw being re- turned to the land, this also provides a system for the ‘ permanent maintenance of nitrogen. “If the crop yields are all increased by 50 per cent, or eyen by 100 per cent, these systems still provide for the nitrogen supply, unless with the larger yiélds on richer land a somewhat greater amount is likely to be lost by leaching than is added in the rain. “While these systems are distinctly for livestock farming or for grain and hay farming, they should be considered as only suggesting the basis for solving the nitrogen problem. In diversified farming a combina- tion of these systems will often be preferred to either one alone. The important point is that the land owner should know the essential facts and base his practice upon them in order to provide for permanent fertility with respect to both nitrogen, phosphorous and lime- stone.” In order that every farmer, every owner of as little as five acres of land, might be able to diagnose his own soil, Dr. Hopkins instituted a State-wide soil sur- vey. That was 18 years ago, and several years will yet be required to cover the 32 dems counties. ee eee ee — A Few “Poeld RE you running your refrigerator with the max- imum of efficiency and the minimum of waste’? Are you doing this with a thorough knowledge of the principles of refrigeration, or are you following slipshod methods and wondering why your ice melts so rapidly, why eggs spoil and why the butter is so soft? Many people believe that the place nearest the ice in a refrigerator is the coolest. This is not true. The coldest place is at the bottom of the refrigerator. Hot air rises and air that is not being constantly purified by circulation around the blocks of ice soon becomes unfit to come in contact with food. When the warm air in the refrigerator rises, it carries with it impuri- ties and moisture absorbed from the surface of the food and which. if allowed to remain in the air, spoil food. The air, which is warmed by passing over the food, comes in contact with the ice, where the moisture is PAGE TWELVE. -—— -- — -—~ SUNDAY MAsAZINE—ST. to do, is to ascertain the range and section of his land, and he can determine exactly the kind of soil found on his farm. But Prof. Hopkins was more than a servant of man- kind. He was a slave of conscience. To show that he believed in his own theories, he went into debt to buy a worn-out farm in one of the poorest districts of Southern Illinois. Into ‘“‘Poorland Farm,” a 320-acre tract of exhausted clay soil in Marion County, he sank his savings of years. Deeper and deeper he went into debt during the tedious process of building up the soil. The story of the gradual restoration’of those barren acres into a flourishing and profitable farm is one of the marvels of modern agriculture.* Dr. Hopkins had . literally made bread from stones, for at the time of his death “Poorland’’ was yielding 30 bushels of wheat to the acre and other crops in accordance. With a vision of similarly restoring the waste lands of the Old World, Dr. Hopkins answered the call of the Red Cross in the autumn of 1918. Fired with the spirit of the crusaders of old, but armed with the_weapons of twentiteh century science, he turned toward thé birthplace of civilization, worn with a thousand years of tillage, to carry the gospel of permanenj soil fer- tility. When this task wag done, he looked beyond Greece to the depleted lands of Asia and Africa, with the hope that they, too, might be renewed, so that there should never be hunger or famine in the world any more. Up and down the tiny length of Greece he traveled. When the Government offered him a private car, when Mayors and Governors requested to be informed of his coming, in order that they might entertain him with ceremony, ke refused, prefering to go about in a simple American way, to make his investigations, and to de- part without formality. Having collected and analyzed 3000 single soil samples, he embodied his findings in a book, which was translated and agrees broadcast a - a A I dren and their children’s children to the remotest gen- eration? Wearing the Order of Our Savior, the highest Greek decoration of merit, Prof. Hopkins sailed for America on Oét. 1, last. He became ill on shipboard and died of congestion of the brain, with malarial complications, in a British hospital at Gibraltar, at the age of 53. He had unquestionably laid down his life in the service of humanity. ee Mecea of Oriental Cult to Be Es- tablished in Chicago (Continued From Page 7.) which have engaged the brains of the bearded schol- ars of the Koranic schogls for a thousand years. The mosque has come to America. The mosque comes to bring religious liberalism to America. The dominant aim of the Bahaism of today fusion of all religions. Moses, Christ, Mahomet, Con- fucius, Zoroaster; the Decalogue, the Gospels, the Koran, the Annals, the Zend-Avesta; all are divinels inspired. Before this major equalization minor differ- ences vanish. In the United States the immediate aim is to unite all of the many various Christian sects through fusion with Bahaistic Mohammedanism. The Bahais have no ritual, no organization. The devotees worship in their respective churches. The projected nine-sided temple, with the ancient prophet Abdul Baha sitting in its pontiff’s chair, is designed to be the instrument of the unification. The Bahais see visions of Methodists, Baptists, Catholics, Jews, etc., loving one another, along with Moslems, Buddhists, Shintoists, Confucianists, etc., and all mak- ing pilgrimages to the great white temple in Chicago to hearken to counsel and exhortation of the prophet, Abdul Baha Abbas. —_ -—— ee ee is the on Facts About condensed upon the surface and the impurities are carried off by the melting ice. The air is thus dried, cooled and purified. Then the cooled air immediately descends to gather up more moisture and impurities and thus the process is repeated continually. Anything placed directly on or around the ice tends to interfere with the circulation of the air. You may have been told that wrapping your ice In newspapers tends to keep it from melting. You will note that this practice is bad, because it prevents the free circulation of air around the ice, and that in turn prevents the purification of the air. The whole sur- face of the ice is needed to purify the air prop- erly In addition to the necessity of having a circulation of cold. dry air, it is important that, as near as possible, a uniform temperature be maintained. For this rea- LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JLINE ——- Refrigerators son, refrigerator doors should fit tight, be closed tight, and not opened more often that is positively nec- essary, because every time the doors are opened the cold air pours out and the warm air that takes its place is cooled at the expense of the ice. It is advisable to allow heated food to cool off be- fore placing it in the refrigerator. If put in warm, it raises the temperature of the refrigerator higher than it should go and. melts the ice unnecessarily. The trap door through which the meltage of the ice flows off should be kept closed, otherwise it lets in a constant stream of warm air. A refrigerator should be kept scsupulously clean. It should be wiped out daily with a dry cloth, and once a week should be thoroughly cleaned with a solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda and cold water. Hot water should not be used in washing out a refrigerator as it unnecessarily raises the temperature, 6, 1920,

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ee gr _ ee rn ee oe eel ~ _ ~~» + of the Rio Grande, and greet the river as joyously as Xenophon’'s Greeks hailed the sea—T hey labor on through beds of heavy sand, almost deslitute of grass — Nar- iv escape from band of Indian marauders, who killed several women on the Bonito Edited by Mary M. Ditfenderffer, (Niece of Author of Diary, F. B. Diffenderffer.) UESDAY, Sept. 5.—We did not get off until 5:30 this morning. Although we slept in the carriage iast night ‘because it threat- ened a thunderstorm), we were very cold all night, and particularly so in the morning. We passed Johnson's Ranch and some others, where we were made to pay well for the little bread we wanted. The roads were terribly rough and rocky. We made camp right on Cuesta, where the Albuquer- que road turns off from the Santa Fe road. Here we met our old friend, francisco Arimijo y Perrea, and his wagons, who left our train at Cold Spring. Some of his wagons go on to Santa Fe and the rest to Albuquerque. We started out this afternoon to drive to Col. Pinto’s ranch, but it was not until after dark that we got there, it being considerably further thar we thought, and besides, we took the road to the right, which, although it took us where we wanted to go, was a roundabout way. We put our mules in his cor- ral and bought them hay instead of grazing them, and they, being in a secure place and off our minds, al- lowed us to indulge in a good, long, sound sleep. | am now on ground | have been over and feel more at home. Wednesday, Sept. 6.—At 5:15 this morning we rolled out and traveled until 10:30 over a very. rough and uneven road, made unusually so by recent rains. There was also a great deal of mud, that made hard pulling. While*sand and steep hills were plenty, grass and water were correspondingly scarce, and we could make no camp; this accounts for our driving several hours longer than is our wont. For this rea- son we were obliged to drive until we reached San Tellipe, the first town on the Rio Grande. The 10,000 Greeks under Xenophon did not shout “Thalatta!"’ “Thalafta!’’ more joyously than did I, when, from an elevation. the yellow waters of the Rio Grande Bravo first burst into view, some three or four miles away. It washes the fields and vineyards of my future home, and | follow its course continually until I get there, and it seems like greeting an old friend to see it. I took a good long drink of its turbid wa- ter and it seemed to me as though it were the best water in the world. There are several Indian towns close to San Telippe, Santa Anna and others, whose names | do not know. Aboul a hundred yards from camp are some Indian women pulling beans, with no article of dress on save a chemise, and that so short as to fail to answer the end for which skirts were intended. We were lucky enough to get a-few unripe peaches and melons at this place, which eat very well in spite of their quality. At 4 in the afternoon we drove out to Algodones, which place is not very far off. In due time we reached there, but it appears to be a very poor place. I could not buy any grain for the animals, no salt and no lariat, so we drove on to reach Bernalillo, which is the next town, and decidedly the handsomest in New Mexico, as well as the richest. The town is divided into two parts and separated by a vega. In this vega we made camp, as it was getting dark. One Nicanor, an old friend of ours, who lives here, came to our camp with his wife and sat talking an hour. D. afterwards went over to their house a while. The Perreas all live about here and own the entire town, almost, as well as the lands adjoining, which are the finest I have so far seen. Francisco Perrea lives here, and yesterday was elected to Congress. The corn is magnificent and the amount planted very large. Thursday, Sept. 7.-We got off about 5 o'clock this morning and traveled over a road all sand, and in places very heavy, until we reached Las Alamos, where we made camp. by the side of a house, the owner of which was a very clever fellow. We have shade, good grass and the csecquia only a few vards off. } forgot to say they grow a great many grapes at fernalillo, and we got some. 1 also bought some water and musi melons on the road and we had a big PAGE SIX. SUNDAY ae ee Bey a at ; yrerhs pi? Cae 5 eR gy OOPS 9 eet be "ae Z he we # SS ae ee rat an De Fo thoes bP ‘ a ee 4's HS ay t% eo ees Fg ple Se a ovat, aes ' ‘ a a ae os Pee, ie Se en et Se Se ee ee er ee a ee “uy 4 ik ge 8 ee ee Oe er BS ere, oy ae “Fi gigi: £ Ege: ee 2 eo COR Oe oe _ 3 re rs ty Be ; “ ee = % x i ’ ‘ ; : “a- P é : ; ius a * sy ee Se, et e5 = a, int oo ) a a - “= j-pehos ‘oi e re, Oa . . ‘ py aed 7 . . ¢ Ts GL (PA ve Weary travelers at last come in sight “The 10,000 Greeks under Xenophon did not shout ‘Thalatta!’ more joyously than did I when the Rio Grande burst into view.” dinner in consequence—green corn, leg of mutton with onions, chile, coffee, Water and muskmelons, and fresh goat cheese. I wrote two letters. I was surprised as we came along this morning at the magnificent crop of corn in the fields we passed. It would have hon- ored the State. About 2 o'clock we drove out of camp, over a toler- able road and through a country covered with.ranches. Everywhere we tried to buy corn or barley, but could not find a grain. About 4 o'clock we went into Albu- querque, where, of course, | hunted up Bill Strachan, the only other Lancaster boy in all this country. He is suticr here ior the troops. When | came home sev- eral years ago I stopped and he gave me a letter to his father in Lancaster. I know his father and brother; the latter sent a message with me to his broth- er here. Strachan was very clever and wanted us to stay over a day; but we bought some bread, sugar, crackers, etc., and rolled on. He gave me several copies of the Lancaster Intelligencer amd Mariettian. We drove on until we reached Blair’s Rauch, where we made camp, quite near the spot where wc encamped three years ago. Friday, Sept. 8.—Early this morning we folled out, and for a while we had a good road, but it son became very sandy and continued so until we reachc! the river at Peralto. Opposite the town of Isletta the road runs over some very high, sandy bluffs, and was, all in all, decidedly -the worst we have had. We walked nearly all the way. Los Pinos is wher Gov. Connelly lives, and there is also a military post here. He has several thousand acres of the finest meadow land | have seen in this country. Between Los Pinos and Peralto the country is equally handsome. We passed through both places without stopping, and also through Valencia, a town one mile this side of Per- alto, and came to the river. 1 rode in it a while, hunt- MAGA. ZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH—JUNE Aes + ery Se a foe ' A ee es 8 - ‘ . fm 1865 ° <- ing a ford, which | found at last, and we crossed over safely and made cam») at Las Lunes. The grass being of a poor quality here, we took breakfast, and after leaving our animals rest about one and a half hours, we hitched up and went about a mile and a half further and again stopped to let the animals graze. Our corn has now given out, and as there is none in the country, and no barley or oats, we will have to be ver) careful with the mules or they will not get to El Paso with us. At 3 in the afternoon we again rolled out, hoping to reach Belen for the night. We could travel but slowly; first, because of our tired-out mules, and, second, for the bad road. About 5 o'clock we came to a small town, which we found, to our surprise, to be Belen. We made camp here for the night, and found pretty good grass. We also suc- ceeded in buying a few eggs and onions. While in camp here Rosenbaum came riding by. It seems he came here sey- eral days ago and is hunting a place for his goods. Frit2 Williams we found here practicing medicine, and, better than all, we found a fanega of oats for the ani- mals. we had to work several hours cleaning them, we had to give $8 for them. Sgturday, Sept. 9.—We made an early start this morning and drove more than four hours until we reached Sabinal for camp. Nearly every inch of the way was very heavy sand, through which the mules could hardly pull the carriage, although we were both out of it some- times. I walked nearly all the way, no easy matter, by the way, when the sand into which | sank nearly ankle deep at every step, is considered. We have no good grass here. Our fire was made and our breakfast eaten in an esecquia. We left Sabinal about 3 in the aft- ernoon. Our next town is Almillo, -but as it is 19 miles off, we did not expect to £0 80 far: but when we came to the crossing of the Rio Poerco—a name, by the way, which the stream merits (dirty river), the road divided, the one following the river bottom and the other going over the hills. Concluding the latter to be the nearest, we took it. It soon got very sandy and continued so most of the way. There was, unfortunately, no water on the road and we were obliged to drive on until we reached Almillo, at 8:30 o'clock at night. The last six miles were, I think, the heaviest sand we have met. | walked through it all, and the greater part of the afternoon besides, 12 miles at least. We found good grass right on the river bank. Sunday, Sept. 10.—We left camp at 5:30 this morn- ing and soon overtook a train which had camped close by us last night, but started this morning before we got up. As we jogged on behind, someone popped out his head and said, “How are you, doctor?” and it proved to be Pink Tulley, from Las Cruzes. We drove through Polvidera and Simitar, where I tried to get cheese, corn, bread and milk, but could only find the latter. We passed on and made camp on the Socorro esecquia on fine grass. Last night we learned at Al- milto that 25 Indians—Navajoes, who are all fast running away from the reservation at Bosque Rodon- do—crossed the Puerco where we did, at the mail ranch the day before, and that they killed some women. on the Bonito. We were lucky in missing them. We left at 2:30 and soon found ourselves in the town of Socorro, where we stopped just long enough to try and buy a melon or two, and then drove on. It was after sundown when we reached San Antonio, having passed eight miles from Socorro, the little town of San Lopez. Here we were so lucky as to meet two Mexicans who were in the train with us, and had they not given us a few tortillas and melons, our ‘sup- per, in our lonely camp at 8 o'clock tonight, would not have been quite as complete as it was. They pressed us to remain at their houses overnight, but our animals needed grass very much and we wish also to reach Fort Craig betimes tomorrow. Monday, Sept. 11—An hour before sunrise this morning we were on our Way towards Fort Craig. Much to our satisfaction, about five miles of our road was good and hard, and destitute of the dreadful sand that has so tired down our animals, and we miade rigi : good speed and about 7:30 came to Stapleton’s Ranch, a place I vividly remember, because of a night | passed (Continued on Paye 15.) Of 1920. Although the oats were so dirty’

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me fe an ae = , hePaaT he ts oe . aa in Ay iy = feu, ere . , ts Nw 5 . . - tal : ens bs ark eas = ty ear ae ” as wT 7 = Pt ity ee ‘ee vis sa EL 2 te 2 Cag. ak, A Saat Bh aie ie bas oF ae ° Henry Pours ‘Gasoline on wig Nex oF M i a te = a Ae ; Re i a rape atrimony strode away to his aan: without the con- diment of wifely action. Regardless of yesterday's trials, Alice recognized that this was today, and at the very outset of their mutual difficulties she had failed in her one rigid purpose, which was to make Henry so thoroughly comfortable that he simply couldn't be cross with her, no matter if be got indigestion, and was discharged from the fac- tory, and his bank failed, and the house burned down, all at the same time! “Well,” drowsed Roberta, opening one eye somewhat unwillingly, “we must have missed it.” “Missed what?’ “Henry's breakfast. “Y-ves—by an hour!” “A right—let’s. have another nap.’ “Oh, | can’t! I've got to go back and plan! “Plan for what, darling?” “Henry's lunch,” said Alice resolutely. “My dear child! Don't you think of anything but grub? It won't take vou two seconds to shake up something for Henry. In summer he's mostly herbi- vorous, anyway!” “It was the f-first time!” groaned Alice. “You don’t understand, Roberta—-you're not married yet! i've got to have a wonderful lunch ready for him!” “| may not be married yet,’ acknowledged Henry's Did we?’ sister: “but Ive got some sense. You're absolutely spoiling that boy!’ “Of course | am! Thats part of the f-fun!’ “Well, all right. id better go along, too-I know a raft of stuff Henry likes.” Accordingly they spent the morning concocting delica- cies to tickle the palate of the unwary Henry, and they suc- ceeded in arranging a menu which, if set down in cold type, would cause some of our leading’ metropolitan hostel- ries to tremble for their rep- utations. They even scouted for table decorations and risked the permanent dissatis- faction of the new maid by ordering ice cream frozen on Tuesday. They laid diplo- matic pitfalls at every step. At 11:45 Henry telephoned briefly that he was too busy to come home to lunch. He assured Alice that he wasn't cross, resentful or ill—he didn't tell her about the head- ache, which had disappeared as soon as George Graham beat and he reminded her in him the first set— monosyilabies of Mrs. Hen- shaws dance which they were to grace with their presence that evening. He hoped she would be ready on time, because he had to come home early to figure cost sheets. “Oh, let’s not go,’ begged Alice. ‘Let's stay home” ‘We've got to go,” said Henry. “George's cousin from St. Paul is coming this afternoon, and [| swore we'd be there to help her have a good time. She's a queen you ll like ber.” “You ought not to be so auxious to go,’ protested Alice, with another attempt at playfulness, for she reasoned that Henry’s most vulnerable point was his sense of humor. “Now | know she’s pretty!”’ “Well-—| may be married,’ said Henry, “but hanged if Im blind. She is!” “There was a long silence, during which Central in- quired solicitously if the line were busy. lm “Well—good-by,” murmured Alice, with a rising in- flection. “Good-by,”’ responded Henry, banging up the re- ceiver with great alacrity and lending his attention to the seven employes who had been standing around his desk awaiting instructions. Back to Roberta went the disconsolate voung wife, and together they surveyed the banquet which was to have celebrated a lifelong reconciliation. “It's a shame to waste al! that party on a couple of virls,’” mused Roberta, moving the vase of pink roses a quarter inch to the right. “Isn't there somebody we can ask over here?” “N-nobody I can think of’—— “We could make it a regular picnic—why pot? Ill tell you—let’s asa the Logai.. ey re perfectly good tun’.—— “Oh, no! Let’s not!” “\woiy not? Weve got to ask somebody!” “They—they couldn't come,” objected Alice. —tuey wurk in the electric light office.” “I's a y..y they caat bave t.me for lunch, when 1! eir father's president of the company,” suid Roberta cringly. “The troubkie with you is thai scu ha‘2 “They _ . . SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. to see anybody but Henry eat this party! Well, Tom- my Logan’s a regular demon on. stuffed tomatoes- you'll make a big hit with him! And Billy's a perfect cave when it comes to deviled eggs' They'll like it, and we'll like it, and it'll) be a nice thing to do, and Henry won't care, and all the food'll spoil if we don't, and I'm not awfully keen on working al! one whole morning for nothing, and’ — “I don’t care,” asked Alice forlornly. “Its your ‘party, Roberta—you can ask anyboily you like.” The hands of the living-room clock hadn't yet reached the hour of 2 when Henry, in search of effi- ciency data he had left in his study, sprinted up the front walk and halted in amazement at the sound of revelry by noon. The Logan boys, whom Henry had known for 20 out of his 23 years, were innocently demolishing Henry's deviled eggs. Roberta was rapid- ly putting a stuffed tomato out of its misery and Alice was lugubriously decanting seltzer lemonade, Henry's favorite summer beverage, from a silver pitcher. It looked very sprightly and cheerful, and Henry wouldn't have minded it in the least if he'd known about it be- forehand. “Hello, old top!” said the Logan boys. handout? Why didn’t you come home?” “Come on in,’ invited Roberta. “Not that there's anything left to eat—just to be sovriabie.” “Want a And for the first time since last Novémber, he had contemplated an empty chair across the table. “How do you do?” said Henry to them all. “No, thanks—I'’m in a hurry.’ He smiled mechanically. “Enjoy yourself while you're young,” said Henry, “be- cause when you're old you can't!’’ He hesitated on the threshold and turned back. “Oh, Alice,’ he told her, “I've got so much work to do tonight that | don't see how | can get away for that dance. George’'ll look after you—he's coming at 8 to take you over in our car. | don’t think I'll be able to get there at all.” He walked away whistling, and only Alice detected the significant fact that it was off the key. The Logan boys looked at each other uncomfortably. “He isn't peeved, is he?’ asked Tommy, the elder. “If he is, he'll soon get over it,’ declared Roberta. “Henry's never peeved!” said Alice loyally, as she -touched her handkerchief to her eyes. in her heart, however, was a great aching pain; for once she had been silly enough to hope tbat they would be happy together for at least a year. > * > s > > 2 > While ber hands were busy in the art of dressing, Alice kept her mind occupied with coajectures as to what her mother would probably do under similar circumstances. The conception was difficult, for she couldn't imagine her father ever causing the necessity of taking definite action. All the contemporary En- glish autbors had indirectly warned her against chis very danger, this practical certainty of misunderstan¢- ing and estrangement; but in her unsophistication she had thought to avert the danger by ceasing to rea‘l the books. The heart of man, say the Proverbs, is to be reached through the digestive apparatus; but if the writer of Proverbs spoke the tfuth, she had affe:t- ed only the Logan boys and left Henry unscathed. One day of this misery was tragic, and if she h.d merely the average span of life to accomplish, there were sull 44 years of 3651-4 days each—and, even omitting the multiplication, it was a long time. For the present— well, for the present she might as well enjoy the \acu- ous pleasures of society, and no one must penetra ‘the mask of her soul and know how forced was her gi -ty, uor how her graciousness cloaked her utter desp-. ir. She didn't in the least want to go to the Henusuiaws, LOUIS POS1-DISP: TCH—JUNE but, rather than give Henry the satisfaction of know- ing it. she allowed (George Graham to convoy’ ber there, and danced the first three dances with Billy Logan, who was just 2 vars old and felt horribly devilish to be the partner of such a young and_ pretty married woman. At the con liusion of the third onestep they instinctively madé for the sunken garden behind the Henshaws’ house, and found a settee of reinforced concrete that tempted them. There they talked for a moment of the glassiness of the floor and the beauty of the hired palms. Al!) around them were other couples likewise praising the scenery. It was beauti- fully conventional, but Billy Logan was just 79 vears old and felt like a daring bohemian. “What a bully thing life is'’ he said, contemplating the moon with the air of an expert. “Doesn't it ever strike you so?” . “Why—lI don't know. “It sure is.” confirmed Pills “That was corking of you to have us up to |inch today. I liked it a log. Roberta's a scream, isnt she’ “Oh, yes! Im glad vou ‘iked it.” “] liked every minute of it. Gee! It's lucky for Henry you didnt come of bere two or three vears aso.” “Why?” : “Henry wouldnt have had a ghost of a chance,” said the 20-year-old, wriggling his toes in his pumps. He breathed stertorously and. cocked his ear to the music of the orchestra. “That's some band, don't you think? Or maybe you don't care for ‘his floozy stuff?" “It's very nice,” said Alice, wondering what Henry was doing. “Music like that, said Milly Logan jerkily, ‘always makes me feel what a lot I've missed. - Funny, isnt +o" “What's funny?’ ‘Oh—the whole thing. He- ing married.” He broke off half laughingly. “We bach- elors get to thinking about . that, you know. Band rip- ping off some light stuff, and plenty of moon’ - ‘Oh, I don’t think its funny at all!” He looked at her question- ingly. “Well—I'll never anyway,” prophesied Locan. marry, Billy ‘Why, hot ridiculous! ” “No. In the first place, somebody married the only girl | could ever see; and in the next place, the girls around here think I'm too—! don't know. | don't think I'm very speedy. Of course, I like good clothes and exciting times. But | guess ['ll have to go it alone'” His features were cast as the features of those who die with fortitude because their cause is right. “Oh, I'm sorry!” said Alice compassionately there's lots of girls, Billy’’—— “There's only one of you!” he retorted. it! Nobody understands me but you-—-nobody ever has! I get red in the face explaining and explaining: you always know just what I'm talking about! You haven't lived here a year, and you know me better than anybody! My family all think they do. But it’s awful! | wish J’d married you myself!” Mrs. Chalmers, stunned at first by the overwhelming irankness of the boy, gradually found her tongue. “Why,” she stammered, “you don't think—all there is to being married—is to understand, do you?” Well,” he retorted, “what else is there?’ Apparently there was nothing for her to say. . “No,” continued Billy Logan; “just to understand and not get all huffed up about little things: sort of swap ideas, that’s all. Most people don’t understand anybody. Most of ‘em don't even try. But you never had to try. You just understood, and that was al! (here was about it. 1 wish Henry hadn't been so blamed early,” be lamented. “That’s just like bim., anyway—he's always about one jump ahead of apy- body else!” “Don't you like George's cousin? very moch like her.” . “Oh, >.c- she’s a pippin!’ He came to himself with a Violent st..t and leaped to his feet. “For the love of Mike!” b: exclaimed. “I had this dance with her! She'll think a a hayseed al) right. Coming?’ “N-no—I tc ik J] 1 stay out here just a minute.” ‘The young -Jmanticist—who, of course, didn't know yet that he vas scheduled by the fates to fall in love with the Grabcains’ cousin and marry ber a year fom next February—wavered between duty and inclination, (Continued on Page ‘1}.) — PAGE BLEVEN; “But “| mean People say oO, 1°20.

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sa ~ e ESTABLISHED —_—__-—_—_—_—_— _—— -_-— Great domed temple with nine sides, to be erected there as world’s central shrine of Bahaism — Abdul Baba Abbas, pontiff of the sect, invited to make sane his residence—Aim of new faith, which has many adhe- rents in America, is to reconcile all religions, and institute reign of uni- versal love $s 2: $s N THE spring eight years ago the prophet Abdul Baba Abbas came to America to visit his new disciples here, and to gain new disciples. He was an old man of middle heights, emaciated, ascetic. His face was long, very thin and very Pale, and was seamed ‘with innumerable fine wrinkles. His beard was long and voluminous, and seemed of the texture of gossamer—a nebulous cloud of gleaming white. He wore a brown habit, the gown of the Mohammedan scholar, and a white tur- ban. He moved slowly and with great dignity, and wore a constant air of profound inwardness and medi- tation. In every manner the prophet Abdul Baba was an idealized picture of the Eastern sage, of. the venera- ble ancient who has followed the way of ascetic ab- negation for more years than men are accustomed to live, and who has endured all the trials of torment, prison and imminent death which prophets and devo- tees have always had to endure. The American tour of Abdul Baba drew much note. It was obvious that here was a beautiful figure, a man of infinite romance and Eastern fantasies. His religion had made some progress in this country, and he had come to crystallize the movement here and drive it into full course. This he did, and today the Strange, turbaned, white-bearded figure of the prophet stands the central figure in one of the romances of the season. The other week there was a five-day convention of American Bahai. Delegates attended from all part of the country. They reported great progress Communities of the new religion were thriving in al- most every sizable American city. In New York a Bahaist library was an influential center whence the teachings of the prophet were dispensed. A chain of vegetarian Bahaist restaurants was being operated for the rescue of the derelict. But the central purpose of the convention was to arrange for the erection of a great temple, to be a world cathedral of Bahaism. At the Engineering Building, on West Thirty-ninth street, New York City, an assembly room was lined with drawings of exotic buildings. Some were Arabic, like the Mosque of Omar; some were in the Moorish vein of the ruined Alhambra; some resembled the Taj Mahal of Hindustan; all had the curious beauty and poetry of Moslem architecture. On a table at one end of the room stood a white temple in miniature. Its cast, too, was Oriental, Islamic. It had nine sides and was crowned with a great dome. It was covered with intertwined carvings of decorative figures, Arabic symbols and the number “9,” the sacred number of Bahaism. The exhibits were attentively examined by a throng of men and women. They were well dressed and were evidently of affluent social circles. They were Bahaist delegates bent on choosing a design for the projected temple. A meeting was held, ad- dresses were made and a vote taken. The white model was selected, and its designer, Louis Bour- goise of New York, received congratulations, the fervor of which bespoke the ardent religiosity of the American Bahais, and the almost mystical im- portance which they attach to the strange edifice they are about to erect. It is to stand in Chicago, and will cost between two and three million dollars. It will not only be the temple, but also the academy of Baha.sm. It will house teachers and pupils, will provide lecture rooms, libraries, offices. It will be the Sorbonne of Bahaism, as well as its St Péter’s—it will also be its Vatican. “Will Abdul Baha come to America?’ a reporter for the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine asked a prominent Bahai. ‘We have sent a message,” was the reply, “ask- ing the master to come and live among us. He has replied in these words: ‘Perhaps, if you love one another well enough, I will come and live among you.’ We are sure he will come. We are building the .emple for him.” The Bahais, then, are building a great white temple, with nine sides, for the reception of their a — - 2.) 2 . - ae oO. ae MECCA OF ORIENTAL CULT TO BE ON LAKE MICHIGAN en ee OS teats. oo os | ’ . 4 . -- “hark . en’ coke i. 2. ae" af mas‘ « — ’ “* we - ° ‘ - : . Se Gee ota Se oe A SS We gy, LRA. ¥ , ——* ¢ 3 ‘ 4 Accepted design for great Bahai Temple of white stone, which is to be erected in Chicago. prophet. Chicago is to be the Mecca of the new cult, the Mecca to which all of America is to journey. The Bahaist leaders believe that the erection of their tem- ple and the residence of the venerable prophet in’ it will result in the speedy conversion of all America to Bahaism. What is the nature of this new religion which has such ambitious expectations, and which, to be sure, has already made extraordinary progress in this country and throughout the Western world? A fragment of little-known history will answer this. Seventy-odd years ago, in the town of Tabriz, in Persia, a young prophet was placed against the gran- ite wall of the arg, the citadel, and was shot to death by Persian soldiery. He was a youth of Shiraz, who had announced, haif a dozen years before, that he had received divine manifestations. He had called himself the “Bab” or “gateway of true religion,” and had Abdul Baba Abbas, prophet of Bahaism, which is said to embrace 20,000,000 devotees. SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -JUNE 6, 1920. speedily collected a group of enthusiasts about him. His teachings dealt with metaphysical intricacies. At the bottom was a great vein of Islamic liberalism. The Bab had proclaimed the equality of all sages, prophets and revelations, and the brotherhood of all religions. He had decried the hatred of the true be- liever for the Giaour, and had rated the Christian as good as a follower of the Prophet. No longer, he had exhorted, should a pious Moslem break the dish out of which a Christian had eaten, and no longer was the killing of an infidel Frank a deed pleasing to Allah. This strange doctrine quite inevitably aroused the wrath of the Moslem masses, and the young prophet expiated his liberalism with his blood. His follow- ers were subjected to some of the most savage perse- cutions known to history. The massacres of the East- ern Babists stand high as examples of the ferocity of religious hatred on one side and of the forti- tude of devoted sectaries on the other. The en- durance of the Christian martyrs of the first three centuries A. D. was matched in these sanguinary episodes. The cult of the Babi, however, endured. The Bab was succeeded by a young disciple who took the name of Subh-i-Ezel, or Morning of Eternity. This second pontiff escaped from Per- sia to Bagdad, where he lived in retirement and confided the direction of the new religion to his half-brother, Baha’o'llah, or Splendor of God, who, in 1863, proclaimed himself*head of the religion, which now became known as Bahaism. It was Baha’o'llah who addressed a letter to the poten- tates. of Europe in which he foretold the coming of a vast international war. This, interpreted as a direct prophecy of the world war. is held in great store by the Bahaists. Baha'‘o'llah died in 182, and was succeeded by his son, the present Abdul Baba Abbas. Bahaism continued its spread through Islam and presently invaded Christendom. The Bahais tell of a noted English scholar who, having heard of a great philosopher teaching in the East, had sought him out. The philosopher was Abdul Baba, and the scholar returned homeward full of his teaching. This, they say, Was the beginning of Bahaism in the West. The first Bahaist apostle to America was [brahim George Kharulliah, who began his teaching at the Chicago World's Fair in 1892. It is a curious and colorful thing, the spread ia this Western land of a liberalist movement from Islam. Bahaism is essentially Mohammedan in its tone. Arabic stands as the sacred theological language among the Bahais. These, in general, know a few Arabic terms and display them The cryptical speculations for the ambitious Bahais to unriddle are descended from the subtle doctrine of the Shi‘a, the thorny metaphysical perplexities (Continued on Page 12.) PAGE SEVEN, ee ee ee Se ———— ae -

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mt —— 2 i a so By : ° - . — rs ~ “4 .* ~~ ate od , ae ate = : 3 oan *- eave - . - = 7¢ . 2 & 1 ee Sate eRe Zs —_ By Henry Pours Gasoline on the Sea of Matrimony HALL HOLWORTHY 5 in the aft- of the new run- from the house, that point forward the procedure was in the way of routine; for it was inevitable that, when Hemry returned to his native heath from Boston, he should resume his pre-eminence on the local courts and demon- strate to our set that some practical advantage lies in a college e@ucation. i He played tennis remarkably well, and this fact alone would Bave preserved his status in that young, here-worshiping community; but when he drove Alice (none of the other men of his age were yet married) out to the club in his new runabout (mome of them yet owned a mo- tor, although some of them owned fathers who did) after a meeting of the Board of Education (none of his friends had even scratched the soil of politics), and when he carelessly threw his H sweater over his shoulder (there wasn't an- other yard of Varsity wool in Navarre!) before he went out to practice a few backhand law- fords (nobody else played a very good fore- band!) Henry Chalmers occupied the position that might comparatively be granted to a com- posite entity of Sir Galahad, Andrew Carnegie, Theodore Roosevelt, Tyrus R. Cobb and the Kaiser—only, in the calm and unprejudiced failure to catch her remark were the chief in- gredients; but she saw only wrath and dis- pleasure, and her gentle heart sank disconcert- ingly, raising her own resentment in equal measure, as if it had been the other balance of a pair of scales. “Henry! You m-mustn't look at me that way!” “How did } look at you?” he demanded, dropping into his seat and letting in the clutch. “You looked—fierce! that way before!” “Well,” he conceded in the vernacular of the period, “I feel fierce, and I don’t kmow that I ever happened to feel this way before.” “Oh!” They were half way to the Country Club before she regained sufficient composure to address another remark to him. “You don’t seem to like me very much to- day, Henry.” “I don’t like anybody today,” he said, with an effort at smiling humorously. It was unfortunate that he assumed the cynical grimace of a:gargoyle and that Alice again misunderstood him. It flashed upon her that she was only 1500 miles from her loving parents—you “change at Buffalo and make it in 36 hours on the limited—and that it was many, many years since she had been a girl in whose presence men shunned the laconic forms of speech and tried to propitiate her. She longed suddenly for the companionship of an- other woman—of Roberta, of Helen Graham, of almost anybody—and she knew that she couldn't bring herself to play mixed doubles as Henry's partner while he was in this ter- rible mood. She would be nervous and appre- I never saw you look opinion of Navarre, Henry would still have seemed a bit superior to the combination. It is generally admitted, however, that one excep- tion proves any rule you care to name; and the ex- ception on the present occasion was that Henry ap- peared on foot, for the simple reason that Alice had requisitioned the tiny car for social purposes, and left 14 cards in a single afternoon, thereby establishing a new competitive record for the vicinity and wiping out her debit account on the page of human inater- eourse. ’ He came on foot, and ploddingly, because the day of confinement in the factory had worn upon him and a frontal headache was beginning to corrugate his fore- head into unbecoming little wrinkles. The sight of the faithful runabout standing at the curbstone warmed his heart and quickened his steps; for already he saw in prospect an invigorating match with George Gra- ham, who now and then could force even Henry to a ‘vantage set—and he also saw a long, tinkling glass of iced coffee on the club veranda, and a cold shower in that portion of the clubhouse to such hygienic purposes duly consecrated. Proudly he approached his juggernaut, and proudly he depressed the bulb, causing the horn to emit a series of piteous moans which were capable of deflecting the busiest traffic on Main street out of sheer sympathy. Down from the house dashed Alice, radiant and happy, tying a white felt hat over ber head as she came. She climbed to the seat and waited expectantly. Henry, clearing his forehead of corrugations by great exer- tion of will power, went to the bow and began to turn the crank. The proverb distinctly states that one good turn deserves another; but at the twentieth revolution Alice was moved to a startled exclamation. “Oh, Henry!” she said. “I don't believe there's any gasoline! And, if there is, it’s full of dirt!” “What!” panted Henry, rising patiently from his labor “N-no. I remember now—!I forgot to stop downtown to get some. I's awfully sorry, dear. I'll see if there's any left—but I'm quite sure there isn't a drop! I just barely got up the hill. I--! meant to tell you before you cranked,” she finished apologetically. While Henry leaned against a convenient tree, she made a hurried inspection of the tank under the seat. his brow and came slowly to Alice's side. She wasn’t yet advised of his beadache, or of the cause, so that she naturally expected the same course of action as cu three previous incidents of the same nature. Henry «ould grin, remark that if motors could be rua by PAGE TEN. “It’s getting a little monotonous. Please think it over while I'm gone.” explosions of laughter it wouldn't cost him anything to keep half a dozen, and depart with a large tin pail for the nearest plutocrat among their neighbors, distant five blocks. She was smiling deprecatingly down at him when she observed that Henry wasn't smiling at all. He looked about as cheerful as a dyspeptic at a lodge banquet, which is superiative. “Alice,” he said, “if you insist on milking this ani- mal perfectly dry every time you take it out, I wish you could manage to do it when | don't have to walk a mile on a hot day’’—— “The worst of it is,” he added, “that I have to bor- row juice from Nickerson, and he never lets me pay it back, so I’ve gouged him for about 10 gallons al- ready. It's getting a little montonous. Please think it over while I'm gone.” “I meant to stop,” began Alice feebly. But he stalked away in the direction of the Nickersons, who cherished a hogshead of the precious fluid behind the barn. She sat dazed and baffled until he was out of sight. Then she drew a long sigh and winked desperately. Well' So the books were right, after all! So the honeymoon was over and the gray pall of martyrdom had already begun to drape itself over her shoulders! All those modern English authors say it’s sure~to come sooner or later—and it had—sooner than she had expected! Henry—her Henry—had reached the crossroads and failed her. Well, the pessimists were right, then. She shivered. Somehow, she'd thought her marriage would be different. Of course, there might be extenuating circumstances—she seemed to remember hearing Henry mention the dentist only a few days ago. Still, on second thought, she recalled that Henry had visited him at that time, and returned to her plus immense relief and minus lower 7 of his molars. There could be no legitimate excuse, then, and the nominations were closed. Man is but mortal, and—ehe sighed—forgiveness may be divine and all that, but it grows tiresome when reduced to the level of a habit. And the books say that soon after the first disillusionment yoh begin to quarrel! “There!” said Henry, dumping gasoline into the yawning tank. “Same old story, Alice—glad to oblige me and all that sort of rot. It's pretty embarrassing— I] hope it won't happen again. We're off!” “That's nice,” murmured Alice, trying to be concil- iating. Henry. starting the motor, bDestowed upon her a swift glance, in which weariness, headache and the BIINDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -JUNE hensive and play badly, and that would further trouble him, because he knew how well she could generally play. Still less could she bear to contest against him. “If you don’t mind, Henry, I think I won't play today. I'll sit on the lawn and w-watch”’—— “Just as you like,” said Henry, meaning to be thoughtful. “As a matter of fact, I had a date with George anyway.” He turned up the drive and stopped at the porte- cochere. Alice was out of the runabout and across the veran- da before he could turn the battery switch. She fell upon the astonished Roberta and dragged her aside. “Oh, Roberta!” she faltered. “I’m so glad to see you!” Roberta, avoiding the obvious remark that she hadn't changed since they last met, which was at dinner last night, looked at Henry and patted Alice’s spine maternally. “You need a rest,”’ said Roberta grimly. “Henry's all right, but you can’t expect him to have any sense —-he's only a man! You come over and stay with me tonight. I'll fix you up! I'll bet you’re homesick!” _Through Alice’s mind ran the not wunfeminine thought that Henry, if left in solitude for an evening, would repent lavishly, and that if she seized the oppor- tunity at floodtide they might yet live happily ever after. Yes; one of the books had mentioned such a remote possibility, and she wanted to give Henry every inducement to reform. She completely forgot that he had set apart this evening for a moonlight ride to Britannia with her, and that he was unusually eager for it because lately he had been rather too busy to devote an entire evening to motoring. She observed Henry, with glowering eye and wrinkled forehead, aiming for the lockers. - “All right,” said Alice tremulously. “I'll come. But —but, Roberta, dear—I've got to be home for break- fast!” . + +. * s * + « It was nearly 8 o'clock when Alice wakened to the fearful realization that she had overslept. Her firsi impulse was to scurry down to the telephone and tell Henry to wait for her; but her second thought sent her into an agony of self-blAme and repentance. She recollected now that only yesterday morning he had commented upon the dismal necessity of stock taking or stock watering or one of those ponderously technica! details, and had expreysiy stipulated for coffee, cereai and toast at 7 sharp. He was already at the factory. And for the first time since last November, he had contemplated an em pt) chair across the table and 6, 1920.

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“Aw, gee, let it rain!” ‘says Johnny, who has found something to float in the gutter. Mr. Burpee hates thunder showers if anything more than Mrs. B., who is deathly afraid of them — “ever since my old Uncle Walter's cow was struck by a bolt of lightning, my dear!” Mr. Burpee’s dislike is based on the dark and stuffy closet in which Mrs. B., accompanied by her unwilling hus- band, takes refuge at the first clap of thunder. i—_~, —_. Ne 28 ©. RE \ “we - - _ Anew, ~- oo ~-.+*-* at oe eee ~~, ~- >>> PF ite - ~— re vo % a . "be. — eres 6S ~ = —* - a . * Waiting under a friendly awning for the clouds to roll by, Mrs. Suett, at the extreme right, is trying to make out whether oF not Papa is “sopping wet,’ and, | if so, what the chances are of his “getting his death of cold.” Archie’s * new straw hat, which is fast changing shape in the rain. Seven strz

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=e oo alee * Shower Character Sketches by W. E. HILL The lady who knew it would rain if she came away without her um- brella is rushing home to tell the family that she just knew it would rain, etc. - * A \ wAY i AW \ \ ‘ y 4 \) wi \ % wt \ NM 4 iy , = Ae ry HA \ NY ay Ae A AY ¥ AY Nh) AY nN " . WAWIE Ah 8 \ , at al \* Aa , 4 Vy y Wi § Vi a We ‘ull bt : ’ yy ‘ ty 4 wy \ - A .' " Y wy N i\ Pe " \\ Lah Nt ABA VAL: a i : | it \al \\ 4 \ ‘ é \\ ARAN : An " \ : wah WALLA = pT coe ts $ ‘ | . |§. 2a | SN a H : bi i — _ ‘ 4 { ? Ny " Hh p, ‘ , \ Hh iy lay “ The boy who suddenly appears } "i 7 if ’ Hi) 4 from nowhere with very inferior fi} umbrellas for sale. as Oe agen = a Se ~~ 2 : : . ~— = ~~? = awe: ®. . < ss. te ave. Ce ee / eee a ms ee es : i Aunt Letty never trusts a telephone in a thunder shower. rangers, all trying to hail the same taxi driver, as the storm bursts.~, ¥ es

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IN 8T. LOUIS AND THE GREAT TERRITORY SERVED BY THE POST. muse = =§=STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH = -Rerocrsvure- SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1920. PICTURE SECTION” The Airplane Spies Out India’s Gorgeous Mecca of the Mountains : ~~ Na - : , 7 . SIRE SZSZ'S2 See : ae oe ) on | SARIS AAR \% ~~, Lo ‘* s | 4 ‘ * — = ania (; 7 {J ‘ od CON. 4" 2 Vasil. First ae from sky to reveal the magnificent shrine on the crest of Mt. Girnar, up whose precipitous slopes tens of tnousands of Hindu pilgrims toil each year to pay their devotions. This resplendent worship, with its minarets, domes and ornate turrets, was built several centuries ago. The larger structures are temples; the smaller ones are tombs of nabobs who were governors of vast areas under the Moguls. city o rr Devotees travel long distances to visit the fane; after the ascent of its difficult trails, under the blazing tropical sun, they need give no further.evidence of their religious zeal. — Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. i OS See Ee cf), ; v, o @; ee a ee ee aoe s7asayr ee semacig 4 re pda ; 5 FEF Re % , _: A a ; Queen Victoria entering the royal box at the bullring in Madrid. Though A striking monument erected near Prague by popular subscription in honor of Bohemian poet, Julius Zeyer, one of the first and most eloquent English by birth, Alphonso’s consort has learned to enjoy— ’ he pile of d stones; beneath is a group of sorrowing muses, ’ ae advocates of Czecho-Slovak freedom. His portrait is seen at the summit of _ - — russes rsa pie an 4 Underwood & ices of feign to rv the national apart of bee Photos. eee > ee. eh Toh a oy < - be -* - lle 9 Tit AAA ae — tr A te thy one Be anaes eee oe

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- ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ey Fy: * WY a aie - ls 4\% ale be 7, Another of the prize- winning photographs sub- mitted by readers of the Post-Dispatch. It is a snapshot of a dirigible, taken by V. D. Stone of 3919 West Pine boulevard, St. Louis, while flying in an airplane over Langley Field, Va., in March, roro. Mrs. James Herbert Jones, formerly Miss Ruth O’Reilly of 27 Wash- ington Terrace, in her bridal gown. —-Block Brothers Photo. charming recru to Washington of- Q ficial society — Miss Katherine Colby, A new portrait study of George Bernard Shaw, iW daughter of Bait» Irish author and playwright. = bridge Colby, Secre ~—Copyright, International. > ; tary of State. - —Copyright. W esters 68 04 . ~ a -_- 98 Cob sebac, SF tt teeter ass Maxine Elliott, distinguished actress, as she is ge Pah a photograph taken au i poe poem, pate beaten a workingman, drag him to jail—an on the &. S. retania, as she sailed from — t of the May Day disturbances. New York for London. . A beautiful landscape study—the U. 8. War College on the Anacosta River, District of Columbia ~—Coprright, Central Newa Photo Service. —Oopyright, Underwood & Underwood. —U. 8. Army Air Service, from Keystone View Ce

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ning ashington of- society — Miss Colby, Wertern ee. * . ’ —_— 1e¢, > pyriaht. JUNE 6, 1920. a Wonderful action picture of Spain’s most famous toreador, Gallito, who, after dispatching four bulls in one evening, was gored to death by the fifth at Madrid on May 16. His tragic end caused more emotion in Spain than would have been excited by the death of a King or a Pope. Gallito, whose real name was Joselito Gomez, was 23 years old, and had amassed $400,000. He lost his life in trying to save another toreador. — Copyright. Wide World Photos ' “> oT * > > ° Ye ot - 5 ty o*. ath ae . 4 im - it ony geoket ee yea, ~ » 4 . . ~ oo - | ee . Ot A te Oe NI ee +) dee ! ne af ’ . . Mt cs Sr 7 ; ami ——a We ay*' t ee . .— —_—— . x ? This photo- graphic study, made in St. Louis, won second prize in a national contest of American Com- mercial Artists, recently held in the East. —Copyright, Woskin & Yore. De Introducing Mr. Peli- can, a feathered cox- comb performing his A real neck-and-neck finish—Alcatraz wins by a nose race of opening day at Jamaica (L. I.) track. —Copyright, International. in the third >. ‘ — i ~~ Students of manual training department of Okmulgee ights and other conveniences, to be auctione doll house, with electric lig oom err Charities of Okmulgee. (Okla.) high school, build four-room d for benefit of the A storm of criticism resulted when this statue of Georges Carpentier, French pugil- ist, by the sculptor Landowski, was placed on view at the Grand Palais art salon, Paris. —Copyriaht, fmt J Internationa! toilet without diffi- dence before the eye of the camera. Copyright, Western Ni paneer Union England's “cyclone of the tennis court,” Miss E. Colyer, in two phases of tempestuous action. In her matches, she is said to spend as much time in the air as on the ground. Copyright, Underwood & Underwood tat. ele *% . ae S. tae Bee ewe = » ‘ —- tn re eww ca - e R NE OR ik E R — SN AG OER N 8S LEE ALL: BBN ON! I OE A AG ALAL LE ALOE - Ax 7 “~« ee a -~ Sot > nahh eli ee ee ~ > ee ee ee ee — ee ee eth, cape ee LS

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— - - ee eee —_— ae — = al — or > te ey - _— ei i = a > - = 2 PED. eee Ge ee een. —— Se * e . > - - - et eR ME = = - —— = a ee 7 = 4 « — 3 . “ a a - 2 Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Paul Benoist (stand- Bakewell ing) and Miss Jr., as Virginia Robyn, “Patriotism. as Belgian Peas- his & ; De Woskin ant Girls. " er. \ sain & Yor ‘ A & “ ~ v ' . 7 ~ - : , - a. - }/, Yi) Vif 5 \ ‘ GY Y s ttf if \ whtith, j , BOA hi) 444 / Maid of Japan practicing her koto lesson. The koto occupies a position in Japanese homes similar to that of the piano in this country. —Copyriaht, Underwood & Underwood. or’ ~ - : ’ a (ey tad troops entering Mexico after the flight of President Carranza. e army regulations concerning headgear are very liberal, the Mexican . army hat being whatever is put on the head. OTOGRAVURE. PICTURE SECTION AS YOU SAW THEM IN THE ST. LOUIS U. PAGEANT Mrs John Ring Jr., as “The West.” —De Weskin & Yora. Miss Josephine | Benter, a | Dancing Girl. De VW Vorkin & VYore Noted opera singers sail for Europe. Left to right: Lambert Murphy. Sophie Braslau, Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werrenrath. —RBain News Service. s ¢ . BF dasiney y- Miss Miriam Benoist as “Alma Mater.” ‘De Woskin & Yore Lacy Sealpax Athletic Underwear vers Woman Kvery Day Bourjois| TiN | Exactly wheredesiredby weanng Dr. Walter’s Famous Medicated Reducing Rubber Gar nents For Men and Women Cover the entire body or | pert. Endorsed by | any leading physicans. Send for llustrated booklet. | Dr -deanneA.K. Walter \Bust Reducer, $6.00 353 5th Ave. N.Y. : Chim Reducer, $2.50 Bulings ee eee _ t ° Coners matel Produces the youthful, natural color in gray hair. Perfectly ha:mless— clean afd safe to use. The only article of its kind guaranteed to give absolute satis- faction. Write for FREE booklet to CANUTE COMPANY 419 Cancte Bidg., 113\7. 11 beh St., New York City Sold at drug counters of reliable stores f Bidg.. 4th Fleer) (Eat. on 34th St, 3rd Door East) | An Easy Way to Remove Wrinkles Try this wonderful new astringeat skin treatment that gives remar results, Before retiring, wash the face with warm water—not too hot. Do met use soap, Dry thoroughly—and 8 Graham Beauty Secret—o 800 astringent gray paste. Do not m the non When the paste has dried} thoroughly, remove it with Warm) water, and apply Graham Skin Purey to nourish the inner skin. | The astringent skin treatment tight ens the skin—lifts out lines, cont | coarse, enlarged pores, draws om blackheads, lifts up sagging skin, bleaches a sallow skin without slightest irritation. Graham Beauty Secret $1.50, G Skin Pure 75e—at all toilet countemy For Sale by Wolff-Wilson Drug 0% Judge & Dolph Stores, Enderle UF Stores, Johnson Bros. Drug Oo., ¢ Leader and Nugents. GERVAISE GRAHAM CO, U& Copyright 1920, Gervaise Graham Ce nee now Tee io. | riage . sure Co., Dex Ave., -

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L_sunpay worn] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION L JUNE 6, 1920. a No matter how good an Infant Food may be there’s danger of under-nourishment ou merely add water and boil. f y 5 & ieee ye = - . ~ vy re bao — ~ x oo" gk “y, & Ww " a - THE UNSWEETENED FO O I) a Adds Real Nourish Makes Milk ment and Safe for Babies 7 ao co > | Vanity Fuir Step-/n ep. Kn velope Chemise No. 40119 special features of Vanity fair SiukK UNDERWEAR HE name “Vanity Fair” stands for silk under- oO) wear of closely woven, luxuriously heavy glove anties, Sure- Lap Unions, Pettibockers, Camisoles, Step-In | velope Chemise and Plus-4-Inch Vests—all have Vanity Fair's own origination. silk. The Double- Bick Knickers, he better shops carry Vanity Fair. aniy~“Tair Suk Mills, READING, Pa. Makers of Vanity Fair Silk Underwear The Vanity Faiv Piue4§-Inch Vest No, 1482? eS tits eee eee ee - ee . _ a - _ a and Silk Glewes ———— —_—_—_—— EREVER you see a [Benntt 23 Window or Coun- ter Display this month in de- partment store, specialty shop or drug store,--there you will find the exquisite Jon} Veils and Hair Nets. fienntt 95 Veilsa—imported from Paris--are made of delicate silk mesh in countless lovely French designs. The slender silk elastic holds it snugly with- ont tying or pinning. Priced at 10c, 15c, 25¢ and 50c. Pion 3 Hair Nets, made of the finest sterilized human hair, are packed in sanitary en- velopes. All colors. Cap and Fringe Shape, 15¢ each; gray, 25c. If your dealer cannot supply you, send 2 5¢ for the Veil Miss Stewart is slipping on — Pat. ‘No. 113. The Jierat 3 Co., Inc. S 222 Fourth Avenue, New York Alse Importers of the famous fipnna )) Hair Nets ee es ee ee - — . a - ~ eee ee, ee eo At the shops these days; in re- freshing contrast to the embarrass- ing inference of a ‘‘deodorant”’, one finds PRIM, an exquisite preven- tative of perspiration’s annoyances --- 80 unmistakably the requisite of a gentiewoman ! Now!--a way annoyances to overcome all perspiration without the embarrassment of a “personal deodorant” Science has finally solved the perspiration problem as gentlewomen would have it solved. That is to say, frocks and lingerie may now be protect- ed from perspiration stain and rot; and _ incidentally, one’s self from slightest con- tingency of perspiration of- fense; without the tyranny of a ‘personal deodorant.”’ This with an entirely new method. A toilet accessory as dainty and exquisite, from mame to setting, as ever graced one's vanity table! THE NEW WAY The name is PRIM. It is a preventative, A liction col- orless and odorless; harmless alike to skin or sheerest fabric. Containing a certain vola- tile element, which distin- guishes it from all other preparations of similar pur- pose, -—Prim is eo mild that one could safely use it asa wash for the mouth. Yet, #0 positive acorrec- tive that a single appli- cation ‘‘laste'’ for days; curbing the moisture of perspiration iteelf, and making even 4 sugges- tion of ite attendant evils impossible. HOW PRIM ACTS The object of PRIM is un- derarm dryness and personal freshness --- scientifically effect- ed. This in accord with thoroughly approved prophy- lactic methods, which, by correcting the cause, obviate the distressing effects of per- spiration. Pronounced harmless by prominent doctors, Prim may be used without hesitancy as non-injurious to the most delicate skin or comp/exion. HOW TO USE PRIM Apply it just as you would a toilet water, twice a week regularly. And then banish all thought of perspiration annoyance! With the cause removed, your gowns cannot be stained. Nor your poise disturbed by fear of an “ob- PRIM Yon - Perspirant Bo that the lingerie she lovee be kept safe from the ravages of per- aspiration; adame makes twice a week ap- plications of PRIM « partof her creed viousness” not even remotely possible! ALREADY THE ACCEPTED METHOD Although # mere debutante, Prim is already the accepted method of the discriminating. Dainty and _ refreshing, fi comes as a charming proof that even so trying a prob- lem as perspiration can be solved —-exqu/sitely. WHERE TO OBTAIN PRIM At department stores and drug gists. rice Se. Ifyou cannot ob- tain it at your dealere, mall the coupon below with Se. In Bt Louis you will find Prim at Famous Barr Vandervoort's, Grand Leader, Nu- gente, W olff-Wileon, Judge & Do'l- ph toilet departments, or any drug- giet will supply vow Mai! | LO . This. i . 2 , Qnk , : . PRIM LABORATORIES Name Sireet City i CIRCULATION POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and Aoril, 400,116 - Ox 482 Ourvea Sr &. Lowlé. Mo For the encioeed Ge send PRIM to eS ee

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SS —- H ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION a rf CATR ATS rst Rear rhe Hom y Dirst Go fh Wt | | i4) | Y Ip, ait 4 >. —_ a, oe oe *. “te oF —*e@- Will be a sweet reminder of children’s duty toward the Blessed Mother. Never has the need of the beautiful devotion of the Rosary been more imper- ative among our young people than today. The MADONNA WRIST ROSARY is made of one piece of metal, with compicte Ro- sary embossed on its outer side. It opens and clesps easily, and can be put on and teken off without trouble. Prices range from $2.00 to $200.00 For Sale at ALL Dealers The MADONNA WRIST ROSARY wes submitted to the proper Church authorities, and on June 21, 1918, his Holiness Pope Benedict XV. epproved it as an article of ; devotion, itting the Apos- a ey a." «am *te oF ee~ T. af- —A-_, WE~ od ne Uo \* tolic In gence to be attached thereto. The Madonna Wrist Rosary Co. Sele Manufacturers Star Buildi Tete WU» i Ac ESTLE A My heby, Alice Wolf, has been raised exclusively om Nesties Food since she NS is pure milk-in powder form, already modified,and does not require additional milk. Always pure and safe, always uniform, and free from the difficulties of home modification, Nestle’s has stood the a, test of three generations and has enough for 12 feed. today the largest sale of any baby spe food in the world. Address Dept. 10 NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY New York The most popular sport shoes the country over. These Keds are being worn at all the fashionable resorts. Snugly fitting ankic, light and springy. Also low orford models. These Keds orfords are just right for street shoes. Slender lines, military heels—of fine even cantas. ——— SS ~ oe Pumps that are correct with the dressiest frocks. These Keds have half Louis heels. long, graceful vamps. How to select the right shoes for your summer gowns Various new models and the costumes with which they are correct must select shoes that will be right with each gown. For muslins, organdies and fluffy summer frocks, there are various trim pumps. Oxfords are correct for street wear and shopping. Sport shoes are to be worn more generally than before. but only with tailored costumes. The most popular fabric for shoes this season is can- vas. Keds represent a whole family of canvas rubber soled shoes with all the newest lasts and styles, and the various types of heel that are most seen: the half Louis, the military, and the low athletic type. Well-dressed women say they can find Keds that are appropriate for every gown. And so very reasonable are they that it is possible to have a wide variety of models in your summer wardrobe. T° you would be correctly dressed this season, you United States Rubber Company Some of the latest Keds models are made on entirely new lines and have leather shoe construction, welt con- struction soles and the reinforcements that give a shoe body. This makes a canvas rubber soled shoe that is just as dignified-and as dressy as many of the most ex- pensive leather shoes. There are Keds for everyone—models for men and boys and many different kinds of children. Keds are made only by the United States Rubber Company. They have spent many years developing a line of stylish practical canvas shoes. Your dealer will show you Keds. The appearance, the fit and the price will delight you. Look for the name Keds on the sole. For men and women, $1.50 to $7.00. Children, $1.15 to $4.50. The shoe the children love. The wide last is just right for growing feet. Suitabdie for dress-up or for play- time. 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DEPT 600 S* LOU Cocoanut Coconol is a delightfully mild, from purest imported cocoanut them thoroughly, and nourishes moting a long, thick growth of The large box contains 12 snow-wh Send Coupon and 4 Cents for Trial Size Box If your dealer has not received | his supply of Coconol, mail us ' the coupon with four cents in stamps and we will send you a | liberal Trial Size Box—together | with booklet which tells how to take care of the hair 9CONO Oil Shampoo 7 ] refreshing shampoo, made oil, especially for shampoo- ing the hair. It cleanses the scalp and oil ducts, removes excess oil, dust, dandruff and impurities. Cocono! will not split, discolor or injure the hair in any way. The mild, soothing, creamy foam penetrates the hair ducts, cleanses the roots of the hair, pro- lustrous, beautiful hair Only 25 Cents a Box—At All Dealers ite cubes of pure, mild Cceconol, and only costs 25 cents. Each cube is sufficient for a shampoo. Simply dissolve it in hot water. It makes a rich, thick foam that cleanses the hair and scalp quickly, and without injury. Try this perfect shampoo, that not only cleanses but invigorates the roots of the hair and promotes a thick growth. | Blanetpempeeincet an cze:... tt. PD. O68 D.. THE COCONOL CO. 109 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago. Na me Street ‘eas sa Peebake City State ADVERTISEMENT Make Y our Shin a Satin Skin The floral fragrance of tresh flowers, the healing herbal ex- tracts in Satin Skin Cream (cold or greaseless) are not only a beautifying boon, securing. a satin skin, but needed help to normal skin health. Satin Skin Powder (flesh. white, pink, brunette, natural) possesses properties not found in other face powders. It is clinging, lasting, marvélously blended, best for daylight or nightlight. A perfect party powder, Satin Skin is also stun- ning in street effect. Satin Skin Cream and Satin Skin Powder are waiting to —. 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920. ~~ wane bie j | Et mc) 4, Hawkshaw the Detective ad is \ 7 . The Strange Tale of a Thrilling Rescue and an Unexpected Reward . ey y 1 NEED HS ma SEE TARDON HE) | SSN) unvecinn avon ‘ - \NON'T You PLEASE COME CLOTHES ALL STREWN i pet! 17] WHERE 1 CAN FIND AUTH te D HELP ME ? AGouT f T ‘ ; ee: } ap FR b> ae _— al N H _ > THERE'S (RT eas eae ua las re , \ HAWKSHAW 7 —— ; ih te aT BEEN VIOLENCE DONE Ve § 7 . , HiM AT LAST, BY i, { ~—THATS WHAT | WANT To KNOW! 1 REALLY OUGHT TO \ THase VILLAINS £ 1 | — LOOKS LIKE FOUL PLAY HERE ! — IAQ | LOOK FOR HAWKSHAW FIRST — YOU'RE THE OLD GENTLEMAN | SEE , fr EVERY EVENING, VIEWING THE SCENERY NN rate di ae bap LEAD ‘ ' QUT ON THE BLUFF, OVER-LONKING So ans «3 2 games — eee amie SSD pe en ae y SEA GAAY ( THERE'S THE RICH OLD CODGER NOW-REGLAR MUR WHEN Tou sce A RUFFIN wih Cua Gee | REALLY OUGHT 10 GO Dade 28 AS CLOCKANOIK. — TLL SNEAK UP, AN' WHEN IDE WHISKERS AND GLASSES (HIS NAME : a BACKAND SEARCH FOR (ge Seles 1 “EARS YOU STRIKE YER OAR ON THE BOA . f ' S aie . SSS r RUNNING DOWN THROUGH THESE Be, | HAWKSHAW ~ BUT I'LL SEE =| rr | LOL ru Jour weet PUSH ‘IM OVER THE RAND FETOH Hil Doves TO WHERE ou) OLD GENTLEMAN'S CASE THROUGH BLOOMIN’ BLUFF !! 1 SHALL BE AT THE DOCK, Witt You f Al. » FIRST- BESIDES, TOBY MAY HAVE (ES, AN' THEN BEAT IT AWAT OIS 1 eaB Pow THROUGH THE TREES, LIKE ‘ 2 & 4 <a) | TOLD TER-SO NOBODY ee ul GIVE THE F MY MEAT ! TopyY MUST BE UP | i | TLL SAVE THERE BY THIS TIME — HERE COMES } | Tee sesrer! R \ rf. LUCKY A BRAVE GLY “] SURE SAVED TOUSsE T |e YES, PROFESSOR — THE LIKE ME Wuz SO HANDY, | FROM A WATERT GRAVE ylang MISTER- OUD A BEEN | SIR, THANK YOU. SIR‘ ;

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a. a “ SS ee Ey - ~—_ ee ———— Ee | J | ; | | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH,, SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920. a. ye a = ——_— | 4 - sepctiibiethsiciiligtliaias cman - a Seta - _ i sina to WEARS | ce eA ee 5. 5 sith AT LAST rve Got vou/ NIX JEEE Nx! WHERE I WANT Yov, , , ————— AK ~ Foe THE Love 7 ee OF MIKE, USE DISCRETION: >. Cet 6 rs eee ~ oe oo =e - — ———— (Copyright, 1920, by H. C, Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. 3. Pat. Off.\ OW, THE MOONLIGHT's FAIR TO-NIGHT ALONG THE WABASH — a “Se Ss ¢ ai WHAT FROM THE FIELDS a THERE comes THe SCENT OF. NEW-MoWN HAY- etext i) > WHY, Hecto jeer! INI THE WORLD ARE YOU DOING ON THAT SCAFFOLD f | | _ _ 7 I GoT THE cONTRAC TT PAINT THES BUILDING, MUTT. as | WHAT ARE YOU DOING iN THERE? WE LIVE HER|E — = == NOW.- we THIS 1S A SMALL WORLD MOVED IV AFTER ALL. I LANDA YEsTER DAY. CONTRACT TO PAINT A ; BUILDING AWD THEN tents : FIND You LIVING (A. iT. ~ Piaarthe, .- Go © “We, A ee ee » ae “\Listen! my WIFE —=\. |} WONT LET ME OUT oF THE HOUSE, BUT \r'eu Foor. HER- r'LkL Go DOWN Puli ~~ “| You GotrA LOT oF NERVE. LOOX OUT. YOU'LL KICK OVER SOWA aA j DON'T BE SO FUSSY. THERE! YouR PAIAT WILL BE SAFE ON THE WINDOW-SILE.« | MY PAINT. Quick, LoOwER ME TO THE GROUND, BuT MY TIMES WORTH MONEY. Il WAS HAPPY ' Tie YWov SHOWED VP. MUTT DEAR, I Ws You'DS$ BEAT THIS RUG For ME:--- oO ——— I Guess THE OLD MAN'S ASLEEP. —_— eo MA, PoP muUsST Be UNDER THIS coucHk \ YoU KNOW VERY — | | WELL HE WAS IN HERE TEN MINUTES AGo! COME Of AND LOOlk* ‘ “~~ ‘ _—— ~~, — iw —_—=— \A!) {awry THANKS, | [ff] (X ADMIT Youve \ Bl} 4EEE! YOU Gora PooLeD Your Ji ADMIT I suiPPev| \ WIFE, BUT I'M bd \} OWE vvEerR op é WORKING BY ‘4 (MY wite,. Tee | | CONTRACT AMD ; wha HEE. \ TIME iS Money Wt WITH ME: Z i \ / = c Ki { B . : °,.-"* : Hl 3 | f sai Veal “e ADMIT PoP's QvuiTE A SPRIANTE - Me ME FOR THE Bur EF 4 LAY MY AAQONEY Of JEEES TEE Hee pT EN / YOU OvEeR-Grown) INSECT, PAY GALLON OF PAINT YOUR WIFE DUMPED ON US. Lowden After by M —A By the CHICA analvsis to certain of the cone] together, The show showy hea fiery state these, In the thinking in delegates w wav and tha comes, are b New York New York gro for Ni When the N was evidence among the 4d holding that show ite unf convention the firat held up thet thought. Th of politics b hands. “For York's sake,’ “stick togeth vote solid at solid at the advice has will be fort complimenta on a showdo Penneyiva up in the that. there’ happen. In the a peare will 1 viding ry —-Pennaylv tl.-ir untra ii the fl «# sition. Wo cdeminate th In the vie the elders, - Among the states. Wood ® tlally ow stanl today, "on looks Wood has sures of the campaign. from the b ates that it Campaign f way he hasn’ ’ h care Not Thy the Aaseet CHICAGO have appear tion line-up Twenty hou Rfsernibles, lutely unb the bewilde the hotel lo ence of lea Were the r Fone hy. fin re ferring to Which were St former e« csking dele to be led t The s0-ca Piaining te is new pbiatforms