St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 26, 1925

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COMIC PA APRIL 25, Ar A SATURDAY, (lO ANO See SPERINTE VDExT JOHN A attacks This fearsome individual, es ot " 1 Gor « DEAR ONE” SO SHE. | COULDN'T HEAR +} THE PEOPLE Sw AT THE StRvice (Copyright, \ FOR THE DOHAINIES a> A a — pager STS He PTs Cc, ¥ H cael Pat. O (Copyright, 1925. : Trade Mark Reg. was his most recent activity, atch Want Ad Opportunities AND BUSINESS SERVICE. ONAL . AND FOUND ARTICLES. WANTLD ror BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMS. BOARDING, HOTELS HOUSING AND HOMES FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS. a LOANS AND TNV ESTMENTS AND SITUATIONS. SALES AND WANTED TO BUY. = a_i. WoL. yf No. 231, nee ee -——_- a —_—_—_— ltt PART ONE. at —————— HRONIC LITIGANT — BIG CORPORA TION H. a Man of Mys-| P tery and the “Stockholder | Still Has | Extraordinar “ALi Legal Monkey Wrench.’ — AINED F ORTUNE, DROPPED SUITS $513, 181 to Withdraw: WASHINGTON, : Action Northern and $300,000 Against Great From _——e Pacific. By LAURENCE STERN, Correspondent of the Post- and New York World. YORK, 25.—The s” do not about City have reason to April worry launched from put they jin their a certain gray-haired, ruddy- up his natty and from 50 Broad tin the direction of his law- corporate boots man picks ‘ starts s office. whose rance is thoroughly mild, is ce H. Venner, the chronic t,.shrewdq plaintiff of sults the score, minority stockhold- extraordinary—the genius fortune is alleged to have “made out of legal monkey hes, the process being to them into the machinery when finance launches ts pet mes. Ven- one of these legal in the form of against Leather Co. direc- stock- hurled makey wrenches, action at) «s«olaw, niikie and cémpany'’s officers afd and practically all , excepting Venner, Meapitalization plan—a little tr involving several million of rong for Technicalities, er charges this plan is unfair. rmore, there are some tech- ies of the law involved, and men realize better than he the ating power of a technical- He is suing to block the plan. case is now before the New Court of Errors and Appeals a decision is expected soon. pite the amazing number of he has brought | | | 96, | sion for more than 7 as was a Mexican war veteran. — ee . | a —e Secretary —_—— —_— ———= ~— Se ——S ———————— Se —- we PENSIONED SINCE _ 1849, VETERAN | WAS PAID $22,046 ,° _- ->.--— _ — Illinoisan Was Only Mexican | War Survivor on Rolls More Than 75 Years. By the Associated Press. April perusal of records, promrted by the recent death of James Q. at Mansfield, I11., " 5 ». Thomas. today | ——A | dis- | closed that he was the only person’ ever to rece've a Government pen- 75 years. Thom- He enlisted at 17 and was discharged on account of disability. His ven- sion commenced with $8 a month in 1849 and at his death it was $72. Altogether he collected $22,048.23 His death leaves only 19 Mexican —-- _ LOUIS, | ‘SUND. AY MORNING, 78ST. LOUIS MEN ULS.WOVTOROP OT THOUSANDS FROM |MPLICATED IN CASE AT CAPITA Evidence Obtained by Fed- Officials "ai Sanna Holds ed to U. S. Grand Jury in New Orleans, May 19. STOLEN CODE BOOK TRUMP CARD IN CASE | eral Agent to Be Present- } ' | | ' Messages to Certain Com.. mission Merchants Here Seized and Decoded— Liquor Deals Revealed. eee ee ee ee iad to the Post-Dispatch. NEW ORLEANS, April 25.— Eighteen St. Loui# men and nine in Kansas City are implicated in a/ series of liquor smuggling opera- tions. between New Orleans and/| | Missouri towns, through evidence War veterans on the pension rolls. | COURTMARTIAL FOR OFFICER FOR NOT PAYING ALIMONY eee 5 Secretary Wilbur Said to Have Set Precedent in Ordering Trial of Medical Corps Man. the Associate? Press. WASHINGTON, April 25.—What was said to be a precedent was set today when Secretary Wiibur, on recomimendation of the Judge Ad- vocate General, ordered the court- martial of Lieutenant-Commander Earl FP. Huff, medical corps, of Ada, ©., on charges of conduct un- becoming an officer for failing to pay alimony to his former wife un- der a decree of divorce of the Cali- fornia courts. Rv ARMY TO GET. 160 NEW PLANES of War Allots $500,000 for Improvement of Service. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. the | es favor | WASHINGTON, April 25 The Secretary of War has approved plans for the purchase of 260 air- Planes, including 148 training planes of the most modern type, 52 pursuit planes, 60 bombing Planes and 10 attack planes. The ‘army air service plans to concen- |trate on training planes, rather | it against many | e most powerful organizations | country, no nt of Venner'’s activities ever been published. He is a unique both well known and en- unknown. orations know all too well. history they A- certain his business Of his per- know almost investigating sfarted work on him 20 ago. It knows now, as it then, that he is a broker and he came from Boston. That ls certain. “Practical Blacksmith” ay about Venner'’s practices into these classes. His op- 8 point out that August Bel- Once declared on the witness that the courts had designat- comprenensive | ' ‘ner “a practical blackmalil- and that Venner had discon-' the resulting libel suit. confronted with an order for) mination as to the truth of charze. They point out that courts have expressed 4s to his good faith. examples of his work they to his admission under oath he got $513,180 for certain Northern stock, and that as ofthis transaction he with- Suits awainst the Great Nor- and James J. Hil), the rail- builder. point to declarations in| Proceedings that he got $300,- Aor $20,000 worth of bonds In | already in the hands of Federal authorities. This evidence, togeth- er with the testimony of numerous |} witnesses who are to be subpenaed | in St. Louis, will be placed before the grand jury here May 19. Montana Acquittal Does Not Affect Washington Indictment. MAINTAIN CHARGES ARE DIFFERENT ~~ —— eee S RUM SMUGGLING AGAINST WHEELER oe in Senator’s Friends Contend, They’re the Same; La Follette Condemns ‘Pros- titution of Government.’ Post-Dispatch Bureau, °0-23 Wyatt Butlding. WASHINGTON, April 25.—Sen- ator Burton K. Wheeler's acquittal, last night by a Montana jury has no relation to the indictment pend- ing against him in the District of where he must. stand according to a con- Columbia, another trial, clusion reached today by partment of Justice. The Government's trump card is/: a stolen code book used by the rum runners. Py appropriating’ this book prohibition agents decoded many incriminating telegrams ex- changed between the St. Louis bootleggers and their sources supply. evidence were gathered by Prohli- bitlon Agent John B. Mathews, who has spent six months in St. and Kansas City at work on the case. On surface reading the tele- grams refer mostly to shipments of vegetables, but when decoded discuss liquor shipments, mention- ing names and addresses. Commission Firms Raided. Armed with search warrants, Ma- thews has been visiting certain St. Louis commission firms and other} /' business houses with power to seize 'and (er transactions, than craft of the fighting type, as | is believed that pilots is one of the import- ant phases of peace time activity in the air service. A fund of $500.009 has been allotted by the Secretary of War for improvements of stations, hangars and cas plants. PARTLY CLOUDY, NOT MUCH CHANGE IN sEMTERAl ORE eet most THE: TEMPERATURES 6 an 62 4p. m 74 7 a. ™ ‘ 62 5 Dp. m Tr 3a Ss a.m Oo 6G p. m. 73 9 a. m .85 “_ Dp. Mm Ja OR eee 69 Sp. m 72 11 a. m ., 66 » mn. Mm, 70 i oe ale a ae 69 10 p. m. *An a ee ee re ae “an z D. m. ek 6 On fk 12 midnight *68 Fe ra Tensten street temperatures. the training of | records. Women stenographers | clerks have been questioned. From them Mathews learned many important details of the under-cov- and it is expected | against their em-| Telegraph companies | files, they will testify ployers. opened to take telegrams which he believed | would, when decoded, the senders and recipients. The | 'Missouri men under suspicion have air | -_— a — ‘inade siding ‘last September. Grace.”’ /several days. ! been corresponding with mysterit- ous parties in Biloxi, Gulfport and other towns on the Southern Mis- sissippl. One of the cases on which In- dictments against the St. Louis of- fenders will be based was the seiz- ure of a carload of liquor at Cham- in St. Louis County It had been billed carload of lumber to a ‘Mr. Government agents, act- ing on a tip, watched the car for as a Highest yesterday, 76 at 3:30 p. | St. Louls County and several dep, = lowest 62 at 7 a. m. + Official m., THOSE PACKERS ARE A CANNY LOT aon déeé£@=~vyicinity: Partly cloudy Sunday and Mon- day: not much change in tem- perature. Missouri: Most- l\ fair Sunday and Monday but with some cloudli- ness. Cooler Monday, north and- central por- tions, and north- west portion by Sunday. Illinois: Mostly fair Sunday and Monday but with some cloudiness. Cooler cay and on Monday in north and central portions. State of the Mississipp! River at Louis, 10.3 feet, a fall of .3. cr eh 96 in Virginia, Freezing in Colorado By the Aseociated Press for Withdrawing a sult RICHMOND, Va., an *. THIRD NEWS REAL Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 138 Kane FIRST NEWS SECTION. 10 PAGES. ‘h SECOND SECTION (SPORT), 10 PAGES. i SECTION, 14 PAGES, " FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. FIFTH NEWS SECTION, SIXTH NEWS SECTION. & PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS sac, & PAGES. WANT SECTION, GES. ESTATE ROTOGRAVURE SUNDAY MAGAZINE. 16 PAGES. COMIC SECTION, 8 12 PAGES. | 14 PA SECTION. 14 PAGES. if “SECTION, 8 PAGES. ' PAGRHS®. eee ee a ee : ' } CHRISTEN AIRPLANE Builder of “Night Hawk’? Says Bottle of Liquor Was Trans- ported Without Permit. — -- = ated Press NEW YORK, April 25.—IJ.. _ haties Cox of the Cox-Klemin | Aircraft Corporation, builders and | designers of the new airplane, “Night Hawk,” said tonight that real pre-war champagne was used in christening the plane at Curtiss | Field by Miss Anne Morgan this afternoon. The liquor, § he said, was taken to the field without a transportation permit from prohl- bition authorities. Cox would not say where he-got the champagne. | the absence of R. Q. Merrick, | enforcement agent for New Sod and Northern New Jersey, one of his agents verified the fact that “no permit to transport the liquor had been asked or granted.” Maj. W. J. Hensley JMJr., By the Assoc! com- ; mandant of Mitchel Field, who was an iter of J.,P. _carried a label, the De- Their attitude is directly opposed | Wheeler’s sup- porters that the circumstances in both cases are virtually and that one presentation to a jury ‘should be sufficient. According to the department, there are differ- ent charges, different sets of facts ‘and different witnesses. In Montana Senator Wheeler the same | was tried on a charge of accepting | a fee for practicing before a Gov- ernment department. The charge in the District of Columbia, it was permitting Mathews aap out, is that he participated defraud the of a conspiracy to land permits. “Not His Duty to Interfere.” The view attributed to the At- torney-General by his assistants is ‘that the indictment here has been ‘guilty in | Sheriff Willmann of 7 night | —— —_ se —— was in op- | ‘‘raids”’ | i cut no evidence of any in search of liquor, But to seize the | wants. He is expected 9 with a complete Louls suspects. records he to return May case against the St. The code book, which will prove | so important to the Government’s | evidence, was stolen by an e¢m- | ployee of one of the biggest liquor ‘runners in the business. DARROW MAY RETIRE FROM CRIMINAL COURT PRACTICE Veteran Defender Says “No More Murder Trials” After Fighting 104 Battles for Lives. Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, April S. Darrow, noted expert in waving aside the rope from confessed mur- 'derers, soon may retire from crim- | inal practice,- he indicated | statement today ‘‘No more murder trials for me,” he announced. “I said I would re- ‘tire from the glefense of criminal The) cases at the conclusion of the Loeb- Leopold trial. ding case is the only one In which I have engaged, and I was in that found, the case is set for trial and it is not his duty to interfere in a matter pending before a court. The trial would have proceeded simi- larly had the Senator been found Montana Senator Borah (Rep., (Tdaho). who investigated charges against Wheeler for the Senate, did not re- gard the testimony of George RB. Hayes, New York lawyer and star witness for the posecution, as adding anything to-.the case. Borah said: “The vindication of Senator Wheeler was no surprise to me. I felt that the committee of which I was chairman went into the mat- ter fully and completely, and there was not, as it seemed to me. the slightest evidence of criminal in- tent. I did not regard that testi- mony of Mr. Hayes as adding any- thine whatever to the evidence ngainst Senator Wheeler. The reason foremy saving this the)! Same reason, In my opinion, which controlled the jury in passing up- cn the testimony of Mr. Hayes. The fact is that the trial brought is reliability which was not brought , out befcre the committee. [here could be only one result.’’ Ia Follette Blames G. O. P. Senator La Follette sent the following telegram to Senator Wheeler at Great Falls: “Great rejoicing here and throughout the country. Your friends are extremely “happy that i and vindicated j cecent 26.—Clarence | in a a jury chosen from the good peo- ple of Montana have acquitted you justice. But every self-respecting American must hang his head with in the face of tha estab- citizen shame ‘BRING HOME BREAD,’ WIFE'S | | By — i'was the a iwho 'day. him, ‘some bread.”’ ———— ——- Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post Dispatch ’ LONDON, April 25.—Sir Broder- ick Hartwell, notorious British | rumming Baronet, is through with, i result of the seizure of his last a worth or’ unofficial visitor at the chris- | tening, said he .had been told | champagne was to be used and ad- | vised against it. Seltzer water was | ordered used ag a_ substitute, he! said. Miss Anne Morgan, who isa sis-} Morgan, wielded the | bottle, which was decorated with | red, white and blue ribbons and | dated 1924. | FORMER RUSSIAN PRINCESS = PREFERS POISON TO CHARITY "The Tigress,” One-Time Reigning | Reauty at St. Petersburg and | Friend of Czar, Takes Life. | Copvright, 1929, by the Press and Pul'tzer | Publishing “os (New York World Post Dispatch.) NICE, " rance April 25.—Yet | another once famed beauty of the old Russian court has faded out in the person of Princess Marie Ostro- gradsky, widow of the Finance | Minister under the last Czar. She took poison when she had spent her last franc, gle to keep up gentlewoman and aristocrat, ing to live on charity. When she was found in a of collapse on the seashore below the promenade Des Anglais, was wearing her most elegant frown. tli a relic of the days of splendor which had lingered even to her first days of exile on appearances as a scorn- state was the Riviera, where the remainder | of the Russian colony looked upon | her as leader. MESSAGE FOR RESCUED MINER No Terver-Ststehinn love Ones at Was Assured. the Associated Press WALLACE, Idaho, April 25.—In | contrast with the usual picture of | terror-stricken loved ones huddled about the shaft of a wrecked mine calm assurance at Burke | yesterday that the 14 men impris- | in the Hecla mine there by a fire would be reached safely. When H. R. Uhtoff emerged with his smoke-begrimed band last night he was hailed by a fellow worker | had beén outside oned during the} ‘fortunes “Hey, Uhtoff.” this one informed “vour wife said to tell you got out to bring home| when you RUM RUNNING BARONET QUITS Copyright, 1920, by the Press and Pull tzer | the liquor smuggling business as a na seventh cargo by United States au- thorities, he said today. Admitting that the seventh shipment met with disaster. Sir Broderick confessed he thought rum-running dead as a safe, profitable business. } ON a ll Tw | ANNE MORGAN USES REAL CHAMPAGNE TO. . Result, 'rope’s future for the next few years. Externally, the question is afaer vears of strug- | ‘burr she. strong anti-Catholics; /of the | ity, ‘war and still feel the old spirit of) 'Rerlin alone witnessed 53 meetings PAGES 1—10 a ‘GERMANY GOES TO. POLLS TODAY 10 ELECT PRESIDENT will Cinna Diiwans Hin. denburg, Representing Old War Spirit, and — of the New Era. VOTE MAY DECIDE ; FUTURE OF EUROPE | Fe ee Expected to Be Close, Will Culminate. Greatest Campaign Nation’s History. the Chicago Daily News, (Copyright. BERLIN, April 25.—Tomorrow, in the greatest election in their history, the German people will de- cide their own, and possibly ku- By Radio to the Post-Dispatch and | | i 1920.) whether pretexts for further mil- itarism in Europe will be justified or whether they will continue to be removed. Intfrnally, the Germans are asked whether they desire to Inject the old imperial spirit and per- sonnel] into the republic, or wheth- they prefer the new Weimar leaders. The choice ts largely between a specifically western democratic spirit and a_ specifically German one. er Finally, it is a plebiscite on the person of Field Marshal Von Hia-| ani- | mated Germany during the war. If | Hinden- | this | denburg and the. spirit that this spirit was holy, then is the candidate. If spirit was generous but misguided, then Hindenburg would means dis- aster. How Forces Line Up. For Hindenburg stand the super patriots, who dreom of “revanche” the anti-Semites who, confusing Israel with capitalism, make the |Jews responsible for all their re- cent sufferings; the old aristocracy of landed proprietors and their de- pendents on the farms and in the kitchens of the old bureaucracy; the nationalists, who believe Germany to her old position; the a large part dispossessed middle class who want a scapegoat to sacrifice for their lost comfort and prospe-- and many who fought in the discipline or esprit de corps. Romantic Women for General. In addition, Hindenburg will get | the votes of many sentimental, ro- mantic tyerman women, a laryge share of the industrialists anid bankers who fear a Marx victory ‘would mean further taxes on large and possibly Socialism, and finally the Bavarian Catholics, who alone are open monarchists ‘and believe Hinlenburg’s election 'would prepare the way for the re- ‘turn of “Unser Rupprecht.” For Marx, are the Catholic Cen- ter party; the “German Democrats who wish to foliow the Westera lead: huge mass¢s of unorganized the | 'world can be bullied into restoring Idaho Shaft After Safety of 14 | noneommunist' IlInborers: and a share of German buainess men, | shop keepers, bankers and profes- sional nen. Such is the lineup, ganda is enormous 3000 speeches tave The propa- | More than been made. | Friday. Marx has been extraordli- narily active for a man of his age. Hindenburg has been practically in- ‘visible, a device adopted to spare, his strength and increase his myth- | S‘ifeal potency. . Buy Real Estate ‘ f - for Home or Investment lished fact that leaders of a poli-' tical party and its highest respon- sible officials have prostituted a great department of government to subvert justice, shield the gulilty and conviet an honest man of a crime.” At Senator Wheeler's home here it was said Mrs. Wheeler and the daughter born to her and the Sen- Since then the Mun- | only because of friendship for the) Munding family.” last night are doing nicely. Mrs. Wheeler favors the name Marion. ‘the middle name of Sen- ator Robert Marion La Follette, for the new-born daughter. ator i i which the Real Estate Week ends today offers opportunity to buy well-lo- cated Real Estate for a? ( Home or an Investment at ’ especialby attractive prices / and on reasonable terms. Vou ‘ ~ Let the classified Real Fs- 4 tate columns of the Post- ? Dispatch guide you in your purchase of he property { you want You will find >| many exoellent values ‘ad- vertised today In The Post - Dispatch ~ ~ { ‘ ( St. Louls’ One Big heal Estate Directory | The Market Piace of All the People y that nonvoters are criminals. | ville, ‘tentire store of powder in one alr powder but none of It was ignited. “~~ -The building was valued at $5000. It is certain the vote will he tre-| mendous. Newspapers are stating | The | results should be known some time) Monday. The writer's guess is that! Marx will win by a small plurality | but no real prophecy ts possible. es 150 TONS OF POWDER EXPLODE Flash Is Seen Miles Away at Nash- | vile, Tenn. Asaociated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 25.—| Three hundred thousand pounds of. powder, in storage at the Old Hick- | ory powder plant near here, blew. up tonight. The flash was so lash | that it was clearly visible in Nash- Tenn., miles away, and light-| ed the city for a few seconds. The’! ' Ry the dryer was consumed. Around this dryer were 30,000,000 pounds of in toher storage housea, The powder was manufactured by the Government for war pur- | poses at a cost of 60 cents a pound. — Ww earily, ‘ — ee - PRICE 10 CENTS WARRANTS FOR 19 ORDERED IN DETROIT CITY GRAFT SCANDA Old Order or the New? Field Marshal Von Hindenburg. | - “~~ 3 w www Pe ey a NN”, ~ S 7+ - . . PA” 8 7 q s. Yd a Be. » 3 — 2 - ee me x . ae es. ~~ aati aa 4 os 2" ” een -— . * wwe - Woes oe a . “* " ole " . ax P Ye - 7 : 2 ¥ > 4 ¥ p ay . . . Dr. Withelm Marx. MR. WILSON'S BADGE ~ NOT PARKING PERMIT eee ~ re Traffic Patrolman Forces As- sistant Circuit: Attorney to Obey the Rules. Traffic Patrolman William 4A. Wiley was polite but firm. “No,” he said patiently to a mo- torist who had parked in front of the Busy Bee Candy Co. store at 417 North Seventh street during the noon hour yesterday, “you can't | park on the west side of the street. It's against the rules.” “But,” protested the motcrirt, “my wife is only going to be in- 'side‘a minute.” “It'll take her longer than a min- ute to buy candy,’ said Whiley, ‘and, anyhow, it’s against the rules.” . “Do you know who I am?” the motorist demanded. “Sure,” the poilceman replied, readily, “you’re Mr. Wilson. the As- 'sistant Circuit Attorney.” The argument went on to lengths. Wilson produced a police and fire line badge such as report- ers carry, but Wiley told him it didn’t mean that he could park i anywhere. ae ee we'll sea the Chief about Wilson said _ finally, and wees climbed in with him to go to! headquarters. Chief Gerk was out. Capt. Mec- Donald of the traffic bureau was in. |He upheld Wliey. Wilson proffered his press badge as being meaning- | it to the Chief if he didn't want it. parent high dudgeon. / back to his post at Seventh and St. Charles streets to keep other mo- torists off the west side of the street, eee Death tn Chicago From Feat. 7 ‘Millionaire Contractor, Banker, Clerks in County Offices and Ex-Officials Charged With Fraud. oe re ee ne, Qe owe TAXPAYERS MULC TED | BY “BOODLE RING” Judge Bitterly Denounces Award of Contracts for Political Purposes — As- sails Paving Trust. ee ere ee Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, April 25.—Finding tr- regularity, graft, corruption and extravagance in s@veral city de- partments, and making recom- mendations for punishment and correction of defects, Judge Frank Murphy of Recorders’ Court, made public the findings of his grand jury inquiry this after- noon. Judge Murphy, in a letter to Prosecuting Attorney Robert Toms accompanying the report, directed the prosecutor to prepare the war- rants, : Judge Murphy did not mince ‘words in his denunclation of ac- tivities! of certain city officials, past and present, for their conduct of city business, and pointed out that through ineffilency, inoompetency and corruption Detroit taxpayers have béen mulcted of thousands of dollars. Men Accused in Inquiry. the following 19 persons: John <A. Mercier, millionaire paving contractor; conspliraey. Richard Porth, paving contractor; conspiracy. Julius Porath, paving contrac- tor: conspiracy. Thomas Curry, paving contrac- tor; conspitacy. Bart H. Manning vice presid of the Union Trust Co.; consplira to defraud. " Louis J. Hoffman, former Chief Deputy County Clérk and candidate last fall for Shewitt, conspiracy to defraud. fraud. John J. Knight. former Super- intendent of Street Cleaning, malfeasance fn office, yn- der chapter 7 of City Charter. George Garner, former head of the City Sidewalk Division, mal. feasance in office. Arthur Bollin, embezzlement. Extortion and Larceny Charges. James Grant, Peter A. teffia, William Fletcher and Al Minor, ex- tortion and recelving money to act In a particular way in their em- ployment. , Warner Helmboldt, former Su- perintendent of Motor Transporta- tion, and John Naz, foreman tin the City Garage, conspiracy to extort’ and accept money on agreement to act in a particular way itn their em- ployment. Helmbold4t is alse charged with malfeasance tn office. Leonard 8. Forrester, foreman in the Parks and Boulevards Depart- ment, larceny. Ee. M. Booth, larceny. Touls F. Ray, clerk in Depart- ment of Public Welfare, embezzile- ment. In his report, Jurge Murphy says that graft and corruption was found in the Board of Education, the De- -_— CHICAGO, Aprtll 25.—The first death of the year in Chicago at- tributed to heat was reported to- day. Michael Belokowttz died tn) a hospital after collapsing at work yesterday. partment of Public Works, the Mo. tor Transportation Division, the Parks and Boulevards the Water Board and also tn con- nection with the purchase of a aite for the county morgue. The administration of the De- partment of Motor Transportation, under Werner Helmboldt as super- less. McDonald advised him to give | intendent. has been base and sor. did, Judge Murphy says. A review Wilson left the office in ap-|of Helmboldt’s activities “discloses Whiley went | a situation startling as to improper practices and wasteful neglect.” $1,000,000 to Run City Gerage. Despite this, his judgment wae accepted by his superiors, including the Mayor and Ceuncil, the repor: charges. It was on Helmboldt's recommendation that the alte of the new Municipal Garage on Jefferson avenue was purchased and the ex. pensive garage built The coat oat was Continued on Pase 3. Colume 3 et the Post-Dispatch SUNDAY EVENING SPORTS SPECIAL—After the Games—Price 2c Judge Murphy asks warrants for — Benjamin P. Petham, clerk to | Courfty Auditor®, conspiracy to de- | and Alley wt

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . nara le sk = = —— 0 OF RIE MONEY, TSES REVOLVER . = a OO ors —Sa ——— a ba ieee cr res ee ee San : sare oeMeD PREFERENCE 11 ¢ TO)INVESTIGATE DROUTH-BREAKING. MONEY INTENDED =o. ‘tigqant Got Rich on Corporations onas wouano Bank creDiTOR U- 0. | oO iigan Se Cun Bounax Wal Be Cuial TRY” RAIN — | awn interests het shoee »f un-: ing this at note Se ee e)- to Se aan for : : | FOR COMMUNISTS | a a ts % aa WES CVG ee Le. Hide and Leather ©: — nA ops ‘ Judge Guy D. Kirby in Divi aed | He explains that the principal ations , a a a a “ounty Ctr- “ ‘id ; ; eae in " ards of high finance wan y Be gg - ees : ‘an Mr. Venner and his party is that Se ee Se oi ne ~ See rai in Chicago and 250 Sub A¥ a) — ° =F Sai i é, re Pr bid .20T7) + ai _ e —_— si? es = ; ‘ee Then there is Venner's own opin- © , eatinn of righ: of MF Wenner shall control the com- ants Geant ee ference nenaes Are Issued. Downpour Helps Cssae on to be considered ot oe Geemes os ¢. pany by depriving others of their Missouri's claim for pre zs al : , | eye " . 1 omer y te at srior pret- —s en : F +h lan “I venture to sassex e re ee ee aes a . — - +, rights. The execution of such a . ameng the creditors of — 1 ms , —" , ’ we ea poring erence &-per-cent «tock. which will F wey . Rankin Co. of Springfield. which 4 marked in his eo own : —— + oa | f the exe" ne “- ne. 8. neme a fraud State Board P to ; 0 a £ s 15 1824 Br baad As@o “late Pres — French voice, “ that I hare blocked the ex- bees | note fter case, the Be! reparing closed its doors Jan. 15, 1924. By the Associated Prem. lowing|@ DALLAS ‘Tex. suum Director of ue aaueete “= more {reudulent and in- ent preferred stock on which Citing case @..er ¢ ~ amit In handing down hie decision CHICAGO. April 23.—Foi eee which “ : 20n Of Mor J , . : . ‘ Seo mon’ su“ or hare that enner Abandon md ' ————E— : ; rrieci has . Charged With Transfer iquitous echemes than any man ° ere are inpaid accumulated divi- at ¢ vat pe sed bg * Disposal of Fac- Juige Kirby remarked that mo Sim- in6 grrival in Chicago two assist-| North Texas for — a - ‘ Aende hie ie the question await- at ii umes mM e it ractice to 4 upon by Se Ss (Or several . = ° ; , © j asse + - "és y -- ‘ Oé v3 kh) +s ie *r | *% ~ + :. al P Meetings Banned. at Venne They conced thon @ contende «uch a capital and indusirial corporations in the ; : eo : at be an alleged “furniture trust. t | The downpour wag ' Lg hr 3 bilr Otten +hev «at Ye . . , ' | The fact that co.aterai had to te . » har 239 sub- Pian £7) a Saws SPiiy 7 — oe ‘hange i4 not authorized by the United States and that he made —_—— gre pees State to obtain | came known today that -e' Letot. a village seven miffes ee eerie * know more about the af- : » @eas : _— ; cae 1 ening . « ' placed with the -Stat — . it > rom allie ? uil ; 7 : A *’ . . ac . a¥ ‘ ma 4°? a > 3 ors afte: : a ee . Br the Jefferson (ity Corres pond - ' ~* ‘so lTenosits were stressed bv th penas for qurniture mes f b Os Da! as Buildings were PLANS FOR NEW nigel nan stats attaining tie charges that the plan in- pians. to acquire steck and bring ent of the Post-Dispatch peace: A bem. = nen ving that in hie Sections of *the country had been from their foundations oe ; - wats ga rr ’ ? + : ‘. — ~~ * - . ourt tH ucé ~ i -o > o . 7? . : ay ae wend H aaCe | ™ ro ves 3 expense f $1506.6°6 m- sults against such corporations JEFFERSON C , li See Oe L he e ge Sa. tee Geta iasued br Federal Judge George A and automobiles were « _ : >. . 7 - = — = + Se). CTY . AD! oA 23 OMPinTPion this should give -* e bo ; : , r) mee » have hice knowlede @ de eneemenill , nf $7150 000 = Opifion tnt ~ righ? S nd ; MINISTRY UNCOVERED T> h a ' Nf q ' ows hal i nr 88: na - : ’ I? - answer, charged —inaccurate- ~ eT - . . r B pie Opr ortunityv > protect ita Carpenter. ¢ 4 — ay ar wrecked. ve wv ne i. imo e bi . y . + . J .. + - . 3°. =& - . 7 . I ' Aarati see? . aa - > ‘ . th urnieq | : a —_—--- © Sota agree Bodega sdueeaninn- |‘ he ase secures poke ® ty. according to later developments ghee: ry pr ge Br: ‘ fin The investigation of the a was reported injured the . nnown a : . “ ~ — | heme for its services in purchasing _snar Venner demanded of James the State Penal Board to abandon * me _—— Judge Kirby re-' ture trade is expected to bring im property damage probably . , > " - , — . - “ . ; . irs as Xe ss * = : = _ Say Leaders of Peas- OM. TCR PHA sat: n ron the open market 15.000 shares 5 417::) “gn@ the said Hill on such the sale on the open market of : snie the neighborhood of 1560 wi itness-| heavy. Bie what not. Venner is very like i st: cata op > an arer i pga _ 2 segs besa pameanaan P marked. “the decision of cms 4 ke and rec- se : a ; Ww to F iam ; “ a4 objec: ; the preferred Sock &: an BVCr-| semands paid to the plaintiff a sum = products of the penitentiary in-!-.... acter a te at ee cane aes hicago and books and rec-| The TYinity River i % an Party ere orm o> Up ae & vYocHerous and © gé st of $64 a share > memaeient ; ‘ a a ee ee eee ee -_ ¢ manufacturers. jobbers. mar reach flood stage be & ts , ing «* , . rT 1¢ ie a’ @gecd he ion : on a ». aieotin ii of money AmouUntUnNnE Lo belw een ' dus‘tria 3 ¢ + srt? en? $¢ ic under- " Luence ae attorneys for the State, Orcs oO. Mmanusca a - . onewe PO ene Ayer ase ' : A R ly become a stockholder after Ls eet euntuaes $1,000,000 and $23,000 000 and many; . i... atand for the depositors have agreed| Wholesale and retall dealers. , tow morning the lecsd Government fter a ev- Usua.)) “ , ad ‘eee , . * asarve OT pe: times the valve of the plaintiff = | Si Oc a I ' etul ne Oia = “ws ial A: “en P outed to the P, - ' nected of price fixing, divigpion oO. _Treau reported. . * -, pian )« AnnouwunAe : Tit £& P . 2 : P e ‘2 . " o o & . th ‘ -k ; - ls : : ie : : » ?? . i? ‘ mG i »é CAT oi i.‘ ai ~ * , +} int ™ viol i ‘ . Oe : . , . ” rail. > - cyt ‘ih ayTh « “a i ant be wh . ‘ . " : Va '? ed = bal n Pi ae r a‘ _s& as i€ a Th rain ts *xrpected “as : say eharee of @ k eolely for a ib > et . ‘or EE i, aoe eee allempi.ng to vIPOCK . . 7 ‘+ , rre Ne . 5 rk Excha?r ce : . . 4 - = ; > oe n Tlias S) as m e on - a _ —— . \ re. ie o torne ; project ied ~ ania & share He points his said dems, is and ter With- manufacturers or ontra A svs- Should the 4ecieion of the local ave OU orceres be uae pee ine, ' a “I ‘ . ning State's Ry the Associated Prom : “ p — ms" Grawing two suits : | ae a « “ti cr | The Government has been gat! COOLIDE T0 60 if) a meta Il. tur evi- so os... A! relitt Sometimes he sues pereonails yt that Edward R. Tinker. presi- t@m whereoy the State makes less ourt be approved br the Supreme) RC gg tate ail navem ' ) ; FIA. - a. ain on ‘ ~—- aor ante ee through the (,@enera, 1h. er? , : ‘ ‘ eee ~e ~t* ee c a (orm Payme nt of $250.000. ’ ne Belt the CARTS . - ‘ as on o ict in wae parent attormers the ering *.\ idence oO’ er a ed a > and helping him coavict arty meetings ugh! aia ” ~~ Se om So ' ne t. : hat Peau ts . . nO Shag EP ae Neen ely el! 2r ge ie ee fh semene SR \several months. it was sar nd} , _ nae have been forbidden wnt’! vestment Co again through the roration. is a director f Lhe it also aeged that. after suing opportunity to make more State would lose approximately me pies hefore the Federa! | ef Cullen's pals tn the Jef ' =, | th reorganization commit of nthe + are « } - . Leecbde , : ss _the hearin .u" _ : further notice by an order tasued by Continenta!) Securities Co Venrer Arneriecan Hide and eLather * ae ree £an.Zalior . om , Recentiv the bea: 1a een se!l- $1°3.900 on deposit here ie! i tea to consume! State Pank robbery there @ « . > om&at Of the tL nion Paci*i Venner rece ved i:.- ” _— _ —_ aie ila grand jury is expectec + C Gen. Lazareff. commander of the ‘# the head of each. It ie said he ee ee $300.000 for bonds which had caste $ 60.000 im £ chibi. TT several months more September, and he was en- . : a mn in“ ~~ . e* v ee rf onc astm fe = Tate ¥ aon Hi a \ nieh as . ™ ' : a. eh peeeer bas s ve. 7 — ) alec Drings suite through associates. « kholdere e f od e > ear A ORNEYS PREPARING *] lect . =| . . sofia garr.son , . - 4 mw 4 z 1 w- ee a 7 . a} terec* e * tees $: ' vt and Z| at tnr UZ ; siry - "¢ tur! an a ver en ¢~ + = > a oo} 4 f nicago Was ee ec ted as neat to go me consideration All newspapers and per.odicals Moets Many Hebuffs. si: , 3 — oat ) —_— , ; —_— agape SS tei or a = ee for the inquiry because i | ; oT] : wou! ‘. to be ntl dur ne the pe y tained) . ‘e mp re ’ + funct abe jar e.' ics he | oes $25 4 4 hoa rd “A Pr | h sfry eg inder fi PTY) &! IGOE CONTEST PETITION Cuarers Aa?a a ra ‘ a. oe the | WASHINGTON, April ae. when Culien said he ould ° a of sie! 1 ia B in “ in opposing & corporations pet — enains: the “hase company’s pur-/ the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Gov Hyde is the geographica! center 0) | summer White House € Patt. to have a day off from jall, te } ‘ > n mar>©r A AW rn we : rl . : ; . . ‘ ; : = > s* “ * : a ————E : cine oe. - a s + +7 _ ° t . - - Pa a — Creme tue so , r ec z : in see - : : _ . + i Meiemnie Moratt we stock holders exiensively—and = -ase been lifted and stockholders In the Interstate Commerce Com- Cortes F. Bales. chairma: - From Investigation Made by _try’s furnitu e a . . —— » overlooking the cceam at ttorney said all right, pre- i, sang P . ; : aa ; cast penecively—takee the fleor vigor- aeain have approved the plan mission investigation of Reck | the ‘boar ama Yoh . ae anil Conmmittee Secretary. Wiacongin and Michigan Assistant . scott, Mass Escaping a Attorney ° | t eee arremes ane cneree " . |OUsly at stockholders meetings ané val nap ee . : Island, Frederick C. Sharood. ar sn teataiilieend Eis Ml aaitine ree — ] \tcDonai2 | Attorneys-Genera! Roger Shaie and) 7 inert that Cullen would raise & : , . : lwovren ‘yt oer deta 2 ’ e SAnc, : @T_ckK er Pus - a et]1perv is née inacustria cfe- rar ar cg . esse Nic AJOGRAa: 4 heat ana the " ;: | transferring money tO COMMUD!s anoplies the test of law in all por- aan . cg 2 : plastered petiicsgss. William Benham today opened of- | : a tried to c sneptrators «it of wT It naeer erioot . » fener \ enrer«e tong ‘e ? ut eapert debe the Ormmise€ior +a f ed Partmrmen* ? da de ned , a‘a‘te ar 2 attorneys assisting him in eh ° L.124M —— + - 7 ‘ Washington, the President. . his friends. But he since the jie ramifications | 7 ~ : ere A : iia , ' "2 hprerapnt. aetna date tie ~ “| fices her $133 onovan. act- Be. p | | The pollce slate they eelze* 15 daun's him te find h le 100 he persisted in his refusal to taik this $2% ' )' paymen: had veen the ss suffered by the prison and prosecution of Wtltlam L Igoe s ity a Pondeergecsn' = Aivision to Swampscott toward the 4 it at the pont of a reviover the land adjacent “ . . , ie " -_ 7) ad Venner . tnck , 2 - i that sales ave »“@er made " 4 — she eenats*ior ’ the Wil hav charge VV aa® g: ai se 3 she M oat f . Fae eaug oo. . lend has never intended for communist agents heallate« bold), to invade the P a.I : Lo + ® vrvenne genied tha = = se Tuescay to tf - Ps ‘ : . ation and Alonzo Plummer mont.os. “ s. 0 ’ 4 . . , » i S : , _ a lee “* % hy . - , . " —_ . ’ 4% . -~* ‘te ‘mm *oe e > a = hf a? he . - 2 > + —_, - mv - ‘ 7. spent a. =warm pscott, jai an co : ° , ia ; fougnt said =a ~ ? ¢uened ' - ¢n Rock an "her ~ enme r ory . cr >, 1” . - ‘ 4 . 7.7 . " as ae . . . = 3 - ; ngs no aaa result of information obtain A demand information Ue knoe Ss | 4 ® bus.ness l« and Wace wort hiees He d d no aaid e = .3 | ° « Gg Of OW ("ourt two or taree dars jaeT. Mil- a nant es patna wit! continue gath throughout his New ae robbed the Jefferson State - c : ec Oo 3 nd th : We a Te uite ° - . oo? >> . 7 ¢ > = Cc = — > “~ oe *» = by Government agents who deciaré Questioning his good faith. offi- - ra a Ateé6 —— q nen 1 the alieged $.. : | ; le whose plurality om tad iare O1 |, ‘ng evidence to support the Gov- Present plans call for a® - of $209,000. They made the ‘hat leacers of the lef? wing Pea« cers of corporatigns pereist in re- eT ALN > is Perec na) ,)°@ is *®,™Mmp e payment Bur “oa? * a a * » io dita : eruise on ‘he Mayflower 7 b , ew e ; pcg rol look at th lenar*ment and is -in close touch .. — : ernmments charges oO exorolian ne ieway ail rignt, oU o or three ants’ party were to form a new Bul- | garding him as an outsider. Some- *"4 coloriess. Take a look at the); 2,0 6144: Northern-Hlill par- °°?" on * pees im office since last ‘Tucsaay icon and ceatenintd of tenhe coast, and a weet a a ed and vwv~ . , : - , & ; c - . . : & Ge + - » 4 “A? F o ic : Gg = 16 — ¢ ‘ 7 . Me Ma om Sue Y gerian Ministry after a revolutior tires they are rather abrupt ith | Corpora she has sued. They do ment. made in 181° hae been the . potty _. ».. + Democrats nave maintainei the ? : ‘ _ 'ing with the Presidests’ che later Cullen was arrestee an : -b —- ] ; “i ; r ag: : ; P % -* - r rN) : ’ t . > _ *} "+ Rae 7 ee it is stated that Capt Attanascif him. In the Hide & Leather case, | '°C' sUmnINg Ww h double-barreled subject of much comment and ee ee OSS.‘ position that they would nct } Pirmouth, Vt as fied. Later “Blackie” Musick Was to be Minister of Warand Per {or example. he complains he was S"O#e>* Use your own imagina- speculation. with Venner maintain. ‘** ™**** °* “ag "Or ms". charge fraud. but developments of | will have 1s days in which to an- The President & : “Yusty’ Dewltt were arrested : : . *3 nh Ty Cis | . pti. wn th r rh hae ee vy ' . ‘ - ’ ¢° . a let. > 7 ] ¥ u.d . o tm * o > = . - » 7 ? . (-) -iT? ~~ . = . ** > * - » unin ‘ re trin! the new Premier refueed information to which he im ' . hethe © ing his usual wente > atlemes metic? ~ Rare meee temane | ast week in jicates that this po- we! . = a Wilk Swampscott at the i a= confessed. Cullen felt that the Three acts of terroriem attrid- was properly entitied as & stock- VeeT INV OSL Eales The size f this nasment wae fir —_— : ' es aitian ie niik@lv to be mainti Bu coniain cnarges of fraud. close friend. Frank ¥. had neglected him and when — , . . , a _ " - ; , . 5 . a. ’ > ‘fo , Lis = — ms ~ . : . 4 4 a. ir e = - on pe - ® capital of the province of the same marked %n a recent opinion: mppmee 5S. . ws sede a Srocn or fee The «uit was settied after a stances where fraud was commit- more than 400 pgecincts setting which includes the Testified Acainst Gang. _ . ° 5 “i . - . ‘ . 7 —_ ‘ -_ « - * : ‘ . name. and considered a commun ist It ie true that Clarence Venner -” years, in “ rh} ; ft | . ve , t ome ak termite asting severe v6 SAUNDERS FX MAYOR ted but will not divuige tine nature our that approximately 3200 votes the White House and | r ex and lrewitt were convict- Coincident witht stronghold, were destroyed aa mee Geen Gee Seetteneess Shout | OYO™ Ose He Sceussntance Of Sey | wears : soe et ' 7 of & with Miller scratched and Ig0@ eercret service men. en his testimony and given tn- | indictment, Lindau bom be the « . " > ace VALINt an ‘e of his We AD “ he . . 7 ‘ , _ ‘ +o -_ . x 7 ; ; . . . Belleville from ° 7 . rcumetanc oe surrounding ne \ aeanrer *met:f aA + > OF WEBSTER GROVES DIES \" mr : wit’ : 2 _ 2 pet tion Write ; in were counted for Mil- has leased and made ry mina a eT) ences of 1$ years Me - . _ me -_ ~ - - si -. aan 2 & Ss _ . ma ; -* - : he. ‘ oa 7 Lneucces@ful attempts also were @cheme met with many obstacies was ” Boston | —— OS ed on before trial that he received ’ seeking a recount of batlots. and ler. Republicans assert that this adjoining estate. Kt = We ‘Teal Harvey, keeper of nounced that C . Cc ant here é ‘ . = > . . . - ‘i= C st. -* ~ : 7 j made to déstroy three bridges In and some rebuffs at the hands of ©*™* $513,180 for $80 shares of Great w a . Oreaniaers of Janis Republicans. represented by for- was done in rare instances and for Court. The house om fhouse near Springfield, magy Por change it the region of Varna. while in the the defendants’ officers. . Some a)- Once we had » detective work, ~ wrthern stock. and “aera — ree - see > al cee .- Co I bere ~er Supreme Court Judge Conway .the most part such rotés were and is situated on al inn mh the cang operated, was con- | strong case, and town of Vraten. Jn Nertbeastern iowance must be made. however. on bh: The cetective diaguised | . ences and “trouble” ir the wen! a pon Be Heid Tue~das Elder and Henry Kortjohn Jr. counted for Igoe. ‘sace wii bet has appesied ans has| would — , . . . ' , . . + 4 ° as" - —— =. ge! ' . Co A818 7 y = om agreement? * withdraw the s« ‘a m 1865 and had resided here since oe : hat Cullen forced the more 4 Investigation last night is said On this basie, Yenner must have | sometning This wa eces =e 2 - z. ¥ upon him and ordered him | the building has , tas Aner , +4 7 ris Ss unhecessary. | remarke: ‘ the «4 P enort til fe have established the outrage as unsettied the nerves of scores of l understand Venner's ser ants par we : . a 2 " =. : = - > his mouth shut. He was the Motor I : te : — . - " 9 . ‘ + " es . neé a'nvyvers t)«? Urine cc ‘ ary epernt 4 1S-3 oT | ‘ rTy sat — : the work Of Agrarian Communiets. financiers in the last 30 years by are trained carefully : to talk to, ..) necessar’ © - - tad 'erating is nearly $ ra ' . , iT 'Y ° ar .ay , sho 6 trae ims whned peal sree > : ") { she Bombe that exploded were) opposing projects involving sums him or anybody else. and tha e} Hoge ee, a re nat a” ie aiteereen « J Was expected that thf indict-| The Judge sa : Wiaced under the stage of the the-| whose total will run into the bil- have to ROCCE meautel, pod tre er s ie le aaiatittn against Cullen would be Smith, a salesman t) aler. | Mons time whet they are not in his a: i and that in a few days he; . ¥ oe o the areanis , : Coma. it pany, Was ap ; Agrarian Deputy Flees Seune Cocpemeems Gio Ses Peughs, | "°°. WD. DO maintaine a rule sae os a Santa Pee onan Wal “ be freed. He would need | a foreman at the ‘ ; , nNAAINE nig = 3+ S\ ere ITrw Goode C.« 4 : . '" : ; — silence. a right = Sits ris | | y e told State’ The Agrarian Deputy. Ve noff The following is a partia: liet of ; | nights. or parts of nighte ‘nvecti. and is said to have been one of the . — - r . — veneer alleged to have been implicated in oy. corporations whose plans he The most comprehensive study .. : oiitiiies : | ancien ae es eee Tew Cie Pullenweider that if he could - — . : ~ ; eo ‘ - ‘ A ‘ 44 ai ‘ wi. , * the cathedral bombing. has fied ,... fought! of Venner’s legal activities ever ~~. W444, ; . ' aie Sie Sh ng a taal & pwn to Madison he could raise ” = .@ a ner a “ ar O rTii- 7 . " : round t> ° . . .* ; ‘a US r o« yo = - tik _ Pa : a’ of wounds received in the Svet! eae - “4 neg — Prater answer of Belmont to the libel suit * ere Praag mee ion did not come . : yen 4 at wien had done and was’! tributeor of ‘* » : ‘ i> TT” = ‘ ; . " - th . . = SU : ~ = " - ce . . Aral cathbedra! onal wy see C alee | Menenn brought against him by Venner “ — - * #xarnin 2 4 o Delmar boulevard to Belie- P te " 7 do as) " - ° ? \\¢ 2 ; . . ow ‘ ~. 3 . . ' : fT : IeT il L.ing- ¢ om ¢a, toe os > mas ~ o »i4 42.8 ° : 4 swore allegiance to the Govern-, “thers are the United States Na- meee a. oe 2 Se | ey Larricor Arey Poega ntaine Cemetery Services will they came wa ment tional Bank, Kidder Peabody & cording to Venner’s compiaint, Bel- adieted far no “oat 7 be in charge of the Masenic order BN. . pom Mi mont intended mre hi! ith -°* G tor the killing of Larrisoni 1, camntianc +h , Among Friends, \ According to the latest evidence. (o. Mobile & Ghio Railroad Co oo wae to charge him “wit! and Walter Beard a: _— nm compliance with a request he He Says. ‘| > ‘rime +, et, v”~ a . - ‘i 4 . = . lu «A “ : r) >> ’ owe = — s —_— ™” . x . = . four Bulgarian army officers in Southern Kallway Co. J. P. Mor- > Sesame he ee! soe ane ack on the outsk . as aij made shortly before he died chil- Pi Madison Cullen said he was 4 active service have been involved can & Co. Guaranty Trust Co. ~“"™ ™ eig 80 charge him . 9 : friends and would not need p in Communist picts Bethlehern Stee Corporation This suit was discontinued after + yeputy Sheriff any longer and i ——————— American Telephone & Telegraph Y¢mner was confronted with an or- e. parted. é Br the Associated Press Co. Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Gt? for bis examinaton before tria! “ey Cullen tried to get money * — " ~ oa) 1 v4 ma) staterment to deny eenegation. | Vapere Trueat ‘i @ (entra. of In those da s th © Was 4} 4 rhe cay, ‘here if i. $ al reports spread by interested par-|ijeorgin Haellroad Chicago City — = ait vidual engaged in th ractice ‘ ties of any reign of terror in Bu! Kallway, Calumet & South Chicago law who a: late = oa aa P os : . , . : r r *n c “ome = = ident of the United State 7 FE t Bulgertan legation here Mouthern Pacif Railroad. New ode ; “ ed States He had ac r not nen reac! ed q position «ww here —— ork New Haven * Hartford ‘ a fee as referee in comparative] M. }, MAY ELECTED BY C. OF C. Railroad, Erie Railroad and Amer? ..na)) suit 9 hehetersane oo - poe To double our factory output in April Nick Maloski’s saloon, 906) mn avenue. after- > Ses er * so | Pointed . ‘Srcered him to “stick "em up.” ick them up, but protested) 7 that he had no money the piace and the visiter was! to find any, althotgh ft) that Maloski had $160 hid- Somewhere 4 xX into the taxr the robber ican Hide @ Leather © te | —s . : at : Morton J. May. president of the This man was Grover Cleveland As , ~_-«a , 7 one . - * o. . w a? ' > May Department Stores Co. hase so ae well , 7 or co referee, he took testimony tn the *¥ ms offering extraordinary reduc- been elected a vice president of ?""'™* Veager bas breugh many suit against Venner. the Belmont tions im all departments— ifferen? wil? ' nN - + ¢ +h , ‘he Gt Leute Chamber of Com. |°'ere™ Sul's. He seldom wins 4 answer set forth. and found in fa- merce final court decision, dbut almost in vor of the piaintiff in a G ec Bion - ; - sh os % ’ “ ‘ in 4 ~ te Cari F. G. Meyer. president of Y*"'*>'y ‘he result is delay in the which taxed Venner with “fraudu- the Meyer Bros Drug Co. who was eue ™)* De | of the Plan he opposes en’ ‘onduct ” Reproducing Piano second vice president, was made *"* frequently the element of Next the answer points ta the ind tt ened toward Ven-| .~ : " "oe ‘ treo ree ee TS ee *> . : ; sha €e. a , | first Vice president. to take the va. “'™* * of Ereat importance to the jeged attempt of Venner to contro Regular $39.50 full- «2 ski called the Madison “or t: , 1 . am . > he 4, : ~ - eancy caused by the death of Mei. “eTPporation involved and market in Wall street the ee size Fiber Wardrobe They called the Venice! ’ — Policemen Peebles and Lad Sampered out in a Ford. “mwa Hed Top turn out of) into Third street, head- Brooklyn. They and found Cullen fe in |: Pose as Spectator. took Culler inte Loddon got inte the taxi Mim. Cullen. On the way back imped out and made a run Peebles chased him and ‘yp shots. Cullen hopped ®S parked automobile and sat P°sing as a disinterested But Peebles saw him “sed him out. The ‘© came and took Cullen ine “ite to the Marisam police | u¢ vite L. Wilkinson. Baxter L.| The total cost of his legal ven-jcurities of a company ecunr ving Brown, a civil engineer, who has tures, both to him afd to his ad- Denver. Colo. with water Regard b@en third vice president, was made versaries, must be enormous. in : second vice president. May be- iesing a case against the New Tork ; comes the third vice president of Central, in 1917. for example a —— Trunk; open top; Nothing can be of gremer | uw win Desa Duo-Art Reproducing rn artistic influence than an in- neat at a .., is ever ready. Endless " beautiful lining, sh , oe . - . . > a | strument capable of bringing ing Pisso~ess vou | games of its magic, a fey aoa, —— to the home fine music. Nor is tists as they actually long list of beautiful A beauty, spe- there anything that can appeal ee ings. cial, so universally to all, as does |. atleast To youth, and the ; or Bauer youth in grown-ups, the Dt For those who love the clas- Gabrilowitsch Art gives the oppor ye sics, played by immortals of . Ganz dancing and singing ee the piano; for those who pre- de Pachmann latest popular tunes. | fer salon music, or the gay Grainger. etc. source of never-ending Wardrobe Trunks Traveling Bags melodies of comic operas, the light. ace 4 Steamer Trunks Ladies’ Handbags , Priced from $695 .: Packing Trunks Dressing Cases : i) Convenient Terms and a Suitable Allowance on Your Present instru = Fitted Suitcases European Suitcase es Seed Bet Beem AEOLIAN |. COMPANY ¥ MISSOURI PC. Mu rphy Trunk Co. | 1004 OLIVE STREET 707 WASHINGTON AVE. Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and Duo-Art Repre Maaaaaanacecacanaaé ae F apiyite ber of the board of directors of costs. $30,000 the chamber and the va aney Oth > ‘ © Quict. Three Employes. caused by his election to the vice presidency Was flied by the eiec- ,- 850 r urin tJ tion of F. 0. W aeeniient of 0 Park avenue During bustness . | hours he is to be found at a broad the First National Bank. tw ‘Re | at-tonped mahogany desk in an unpretentious office on the fifth Noor of 50 Broad street Thite alee ul 7 the organization. May was a mem- was ruled he would have to pay i , P a Venner. an old man, now !!ves a: : B : z — i * the office of the (Continental Se. a2 Rontmaprbatnnsts koe Fi -* a ; Red > tints tel tod os ae — ucttons KEEPING WELL —.A. MT -_—_——=— bs vestment Co - anes Pubiniing “Invettments to Protect.” ef (Circulations “What has moved you to oppose sO MANY corporate pians. Mr. Ven- ner” “Well, I have investments to Protect.” he explains. “and it ts «a bad thing to permit large corpora- “ens to jam through pians invo!v- SUmecmartson FATES. Se MAIL 8 ing millions. You see the average ene 10 qn stockholders proxy means nothing 4 He sends it in slaviehivy at the call her by Dortal order expres Of his directors Hie act does not * sSchange nean that he has studied the qnes cormer of outefiowa tion involved. ar that he Ras any Ge s Understanding of {t. ) i i am ner a stockhoider of this ow} yA er ~ at ' kind. I make it my business t) be weder ect of Maren + iso 4 rmea. and [ conceive ir ta be i” Te uve 6600. ; -™my duty mot only to protect my i a rt t . a veen recognized as Fred- «ne City “"n they asked him how i the Jodge ae At he was out, and be j,ater The Springfield aU- + gave “= were notified and yester- ing fr Morning Cullen and his wife ase ‘Aken back there, laten Acres to Testify for ‘epertment we | \caimt Louts Renere, with the ~ Overstreet, a bank rebber benefit,” them

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. TCH TUT OF JA - - ~ ee —— T SES REVOLVER and Autos Swept Away in Texas Village; Downpour Helps Crops, xen- | Buildings ub- r. Cullen Had Testi- fed Against Bank Rob- vs. and It Was Expected 1, Would Be Freed. ee ee By the Associated Press. * DALLAS” Tex., April 25 — drouth which has Prevailed oy imelat- | North Texas for severa] Weeks 4Y \"\proken today, the precipits ie in-| panciog from heavy showers - TLetot. a village seven miles no m all of Dallas. Buildings were washe been from their foundations or flood ce A.lana automobiles were Swept fre a RAISE MONEY, |Say it is their island since it was|/from Rudder so many years and | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. | | formed through accretions washed | started TRYING HOLDUP ' | Court says the island belongs to! head, Taken Back to Spring- ' ’ ; | would have been truly theirs. since it never has been on a Gov- | ernment map according to him, the ‘land has never belonged to anyone |recently, and as a result will testi- ; nero, highways and wrecked. No furn'-\waes reported § injured ) Ph ‘ althoy »e = tness- | heavy. ° . a. i ree-| The Trinity River ts rising ape cessful Financial Activity bbers.'may reach flood stage by ¢ . i . a’ age by tome | , BUS-l row morning the local weather guy. at Madison. on Of /reau reported. ; a viola-| The rain is expected to no; | prove ad been useful t laW inestimable value to crops. ‘i fie Cullen ha here. | Ea eee ae Ti aate's Attorney Fullenweider of fot COOLIDE T0 60 70 WHITE = id, l., turning State's evi- | 0 | } rict | and helping him conv | and sderal COURT TOWARD END OF of Cullen’s pals in the Jef-. sume! Estate Overlooking the Oceana State Bank robbery there : , Svampscott, Mass. to Re September, and he WAS ene | head- | Summer White House, . | to some consideration. use it = pe ial to the Post-Dispatch. . - a } would Sahe| WASHINGTON, Aprii 2; qqueero™ CUe® Sen ne eee coun- | Summer White House this year to have a day off from jail, to ng in be White Court, on Little's Poir gut and raise some money, the, letant once pte “ a Sg at Swarr 's Attorney eaid all right, pre- eand | scott, Mass. -scaping from that Cullen would raise ix 4 of- heat and «the handshaking | vieion to Swampscott toward the end # at the point of a revlover ffice, | ars ee ae ee ce in Madison, across the river, and a oe b ing 4 is back in Spring- pd i months. Most of the time will Bought - , “ ont a spent at Swampscott, which jal'. ) - of | be his official headqu len was the leader of the gang a throughout his New England robbed the Jefferson State Gee.| Present plans call for a week of $20,000. They made the! hit , | cruise on the Mayflower along ¢ : ; come coast, and a week or two of ay all right, but two or three — | ing with the President's father later Cullen was arrested and Nymouth, Vt us tified. Later “Blackie’’ Musick | oO an- The President is going to . “Musty”’ Dewitt were arrested r will ww Arm pscott at the invitation of h confessed Cunlien felt that the close friend, Frank W. Stearns @ had neglected him and when > Me- Roston. who has a summer ho beard that t . two had con- win a there. Stearns’ own place gel he turned State's evidence. ls in | too small for the presidential party, setting which includes the clerical staff of Testified Against Gang. votes the White House and a corps of ick and Dewitt were convict- | 1go@ eecret service men. the Bostont wm his testimony and given in- Mil- }has leased and made available thy eminate sentences of 1$ years . this adjoining estate, known as Whi We “Teal” Harvey, keeper of id for , Court. he house has 25 room fhouse near Springfield, from were and i« situated on a seven- Be mihe cang operated, was con- tract | but has appealed and has been sentenced. ae rt —_ Maeth triai was that of Wil- ! m Guten, an employe of Har- ° Cullen testified last Friday : Wee ' | state Theater All This k mgneld thut he gave Sutton! for keeping > clear for the treof the gang. Sutton ex- i that Cullen forced the upon him and ordered him his mouth shut. He was ted. Was expected that the indict- lien would be that in a few days he we freed. He would need money. He told State's Attor- ‘ ullenweider that if he could myn to Madison he could raise And he would word of honor to come back to tate’s Attorney appreciated Mutlen done and was to be obliging. So, after ying in the Sutton case Friday bon, Cullen was given his day Accompanied by his wife and puty Sheriff as a bodyguard, they should run into any of the men he had testi- Inst, they came down to had on. Among Fricnds, He Says. Madison Cullen said he was friends and would not need puty Sheriff any longer and parted. Hen tried to get money his friends it appears that he not successful, for at 6 & Red Top taxi rolled up tk Maloski’s saloon, 906 mm avenue. A man, after- Mentified as Cullen. entered Pointed a revolver at Malosk! Mered him to ick "em up." ick them protested that ep had no money the piace and the visitor was ® find any, althotgh it that Maloskij had $100 hid- mewhere. “at »33? - ss RT 2ano robber toward Ven- the Madison the Venice mio the taxyr the and ened Malosk; called They called . . . ’ *. ] Duo-Art Reproducing ye _— men Peebles and Lud- st pered out in a Ford. is ever ready. Endless . its mwa Red Top turn out of scope of its magic, wit 4. A into Third street, head- | , : *™% Brooklyn. They over- tiful recor ) : long list of beau “and found Cullen and ings. am it Posxd as S t . - of ‘ pecta or. To youth, and the spirit took Cullen into the youth in grown-ups, the Duo- Luddon got into the taxi . Cy)} : ; tha ‘> a « : of lien. On the way back Art gives the opportunity he Mmped out and made a run dancing and singing to t — chased him and ular tunes. It is the . wthots. Cullen hopped latest pop : de- Mrked automobile and sat source of nevey-ending wading as ai disinterested ‘ ;, *. But Peebles saw him ~ light. — him out The Mad- . Came and took Cullen 5 Wife to the Marison police — been recognized as Fred- yn Your Present Instrument ~ region i him how it at he was out, and he oh, he Was just out raising a oney. The Springfield au- = were I ified and yester- "Thine Cy @r on ; ie Sa eb. 1p ha ieTrTe Agrews to Fesifs for Against Louis henero, cing piane 2 a bank robber wi nd Duo-Art Reprodu the roadhouse | arrival and | —— | But Joe says he won't move.'a doubt. of Missouri, | to the shore of that portion of the | Farmer Will Sell Island, But, | Surrender It, Never Judge Awards It to County in Three-Sided Suit of Claimants, But Joe Chott “Found It” and Defies Eviction. | | | | | Joe Chott, 40 years old, a farm- er living near Fenton, Mo., says _the island in the Meramec River. | which he {s living on is his island | because he found it. Fent.Rudder,| Friday. The court became inter- County Collector, his brother Ben, | ested in his story. Joe told them Albert Pfeiffer and John Moraz,| he had got tired of renting land He insists thhkt it is his by right of conquest and says he won't move. Old Maps Consulted. Joe told this to the County Court to use his head and from their farm lands bordering | thought this out about the Island. the stream. The St. Louis County | The County Court started using its and after consulting old neither because it’s the County's) maps, and dusty legal volumes an- island. ' nounced it was their island beyond They cited an old agree- Sell, yes, but move, never. Joe, | ment made with the United States who rented a farm for 25 years| when Missouri was just a territory from Fent Rudder, found out|and was about to come into the through his friend Charles La! Union to the effect that each coun- Grave, a real estate operator, liv- ‘ty could have every section of land ing at the Hamilton Hotel, that | for school purposes which had the the little six-acre piece of ground in the middle of the river was. what is termed “a lost island.” Joe claims h* owns the island | and ordered the clerk to publish due to the carelessness of one A-! 1 otice of public sale L. Langham, Government survey- ‘To Have and to Hold.” , ' ‘ a : or, who on an April morning, 197} Fent Rudder said he would get years ago, before there was a State injunction preventing the sale did not survey clear 77 ‘mune ” ~ ; ; of what was his and hisg friend's Meramec which is parallel to the| Property. He said that he had al- ways owned clear to the river's island in question. If he had done this, Joe says, Fent and his col- leagues would have owned clear up to the river edge, and then the accretions forming the island But | since the surveyor did not measure the land adjacent to the river, and old map said. friends owned the island, and that was an end to that. Joe started to bargain with the court. He said he would sell them the island for $1000. The Court declined his offer. So Joe went back to his island, the one which he says he found, and still insists 'and consequently the island formed that neither St. Louis County, or from the shore line’s accretions the tudders, or Pfeiffer, or belongs to no one but Joe. Moraz, will take it from him. confined in State prison at McAles- ‘been avoided and thousands lost ter, Ok., told State’s Attorney Lin- dauer of St. Clair County the same story about the murder of Frances GallinsKi at an East St. Louis road- | house last July that he had told a Post-Dispatch staff correspondent cations set up in the charter have by faulty construction resulting in cracked sidewalks. Board of Education Involved. Judge Murphy reviews the ac- tion of John J. Knight, former Su- perintendent of the Street Clean- ing Division, in signing vouchers for the receipt of cinders from William F. Garner, presdent of the fy for the State against Louis Ber- who was tndicted for the murder on Friday. Coincident with the voting of the indictment, Lindauer returned to Belleville from McAlester and an- nounced that Overstreet’s testimony would change it from a weak toa strong case, anc that, therefore, he would seek the death penalty against Bernero, who is held at, Belleville jail. WARRANTS FOR 19 ASKED FOR IN DETROIT although the cinders had not been delivered. He dwells at length upon the laxity of Knight in keeping track of cinders. The city has paid since 1923 for 79,325 cubic yards of cinders, produce delivery slips for only |26.408, the report shows. The jurist criticises the business feonnection between Garner and Charles A. Gadd, business manager Cc cs CITY GRAFT SCANDAL jfor the Board of Education, and Continvned from Page One | with Joseph A. Martin, former more ¢ - | Commissioner of Public Works, more than $1,000,000, but not half 'Gadé’s business relations with tne CGE. “Ges cnet or on. 'Garner worked for the latter's a: sa ' St Of OP pHhenefit as through Gadd, Garner | pany, Was approached by John Naz |§ per cent commission on oil sold to promise on! erating is nearly $1,000,000 a vear. The Judge says that Burdette Smith, a salesman for an oi] com- | was able to obtain information which gave him a distinct advan- tage over his competitors. The a foreman at the garage, with the isted created the impression amon proposition that Helmholdt be paid a 4 .other bidders that there was no i'chance for them to bid. against Garner for Department of Public Works and Board of Education ‘work. Gadd, the Judge's report shows, the city, in return for which Helm- boldt was to specify that the oil s0ld by Smith be used. A similar proposition was made by Naz and Helmboldt to John C. Brice, dis. ersonally crease t ay to tributor of Henderson motor cycles _ . I in d he pay for an order of 50 for the Poll Garner for hauling coal from $1 i af ayi re g ‘ : oT per ton to $1.25 perton. In order ,includé, using city cars for private |with having private work done by | firms selling to the city 4nd failing ,; to pay his bills; that he took a chassis and put acab and body on | ’ _profited by their position that the | Judge ventures the conclusion that ‘sails the Detroit | made against Helmboldt. Department, it is alleged. | t Tri , Y ‘i}le bber, in train at Fdwardsy i1i@, @ ro ’ A deplorable condition exists in ty) rears ago, held u the City Sidewalk Department, due, the style of 40 ae . "4 on A tnegg Engineer T. R. Tripp, Fireman Co., as the Judge holds, to “inefficiency, = Bressie and Brakeman V. ©. indiffretnce and graft.” No effor' om —— ait ef Chasenen 22 has been made in this department nay nee i Rg 2 ager a ee ee Oe a ae reveivers while the yb thousands by pri- . ’ can and “the con- train was approaching persia pan BER esp ts : , , eir watches lusion cannot be avoided that the and, having taken th | pr sg | and money, ordered the engineer | department worked hand in hand contractors for their Judge says. Specifi- to reduce speed so that he could | drop off. the the with benent, al Wayne County Movng and Storage | but can | : | | ;number 16 in the figure used tO/taken in Aybssinia, which she trav-/| ble raids and after Mulcahy designate the section. Consequently | ersed from the Red Sea to the Blue ‘raided the game Tuesday and As- they said it was the county’s Island | edge and he did not care what any | ceremony. He said he and his | i ‘procure films of the troglodyte city ; :to enter the court of that eganct- | — | ’ | | ; ee | | | made them work nights. | | | murderer is put to death in Abys- fact that this business relation ex- | '“in a manner similar to that a | the nearest relative of the cruelty, however, and the proceed- The Empress received Mrs. ings are carried through with the} Forbes at the uncomfortable hour /utmost possible speed. While the! of 7 in the morning, explaining — Sward acted as attorney for the ; ' ' | Sereno the board and that com-/| countants and accountants for the) ‘natives, and one warrior asked her|of his family found ROSITA FORBES = "™w‘ver' mm Oscar Marquardt, Whose Arrest | Drew Judge Falkenhainer’s Fire, . | Taken Into Custody Again. | The police gambling squad, , which was upbraided by Circuit | Judge Falkenhainer Friday for raiding what the Court considered 7 je harmless game at the Charles M. Oliver carnival at 4539 Gravois a:enue, last night raided the same \game again. Com- The raid last night was carried out at Eleventh and Hickory streets Woman _ Explorer pletes 1100-Mile Journey |where the carnival had moved. . |Oscar Marquardt of the Park by Caravan Where White Hotel, proprietor of the game whose arrest Tuesday provoked People Are Unknown. |Judge Falkenhainer’s ire, was }taken into custody again by de- |tectives under Detective Sergeant LONDON, April 25.—Mrs. Ros-| Mulcahy. The game operated by Mar- ita Forbes, the intrepid woman eX- | quardt consists of tyo automobiles plorer, has just returned to London|which the player rolls against a from an 1100-mile caravan trip | rubber band. The auto rebounds through Persia, India, and the|between the band and another Wildest parts of Abyssinia, includ-| piece of rubber until it comes to a ing regions where it was manifest|stop on a number which deter- that no white woman had _ ever/mines whether the player wins a been seen before. | prize or gets only the bar of choc- During her journey, on which|Olate given with each playing she was accompanied by a moving | ticket. The Oliver carnival had obtained picture camera man, she obtained | 11,000 feet of film. Much of it Was | an injunction against unreasona- had Nile. Her movies include pictures/ sistant Circuit Attorney Wilson had of a native execution and a close-| declined to issue a warrant, Po- up of the “Black Pope,’ head of/| lice Department officials were the Abyssinian Church. called before Judge Falkenhainer “It is my first film and my last|to explain their apparent violation trip,” said Mrs. Forbes 'n telling of /of his injunction. After stating her venturesome travels. “Many;that he should assess a fine but natives thought the movie camera! would not, Judge Falkenhainer de- was 6ome new form of religious|clared that harmless games, in which the skill of the player was a Harvesters Worshipped Camera. | factor, should not be raided. One day the camera man was| °W® don't Want to make taking a picture of some harves-|/@Uis a hick town,” he said. St. ters when part of them ceasea|Dies From Heat on Daughter's work and bowed their heads on the! Grave. ground. Others, more modern-| By the Associated Preas. istic, took the camera for a ma- PITTSBURG, Pa., April 25.— chine gun and threw stones and|Michael Alexis, 50 years old, spears at us.”’ walked several miles under a blaz- ing sun yesterday, when Pittsburg | was sweltering in a sudden heat wave, to a cemetery where his ‘child is buried. He told friends he |. was going to decorate the grave. After an all-night search members him today what kind of soap she used as he|dead, Dig body lying across the wanted to wash himself white with! grave. The Coroner said death it. |'was due to heat prostration. “The principal object of my vis- | ——— —— it,” Mrs. Forbes continued, “was to) priesthood are concerned their marriages are “for eternity.” In of Lalibehla, where there are 11/ sno case of civil marriages, how- wonderful underground churches.| ever, divorce can be obtained, and I visited all of them except one,| jn guch an event all the property which is dedicated to the Virgin! of the couple is equally divided be- Mary. Nothing feminine is allowe1| tween the man and the woman, even to the extent of cutting car- | pets fairly in half. If a husband beats an Abys- sinian wife she is entitled to mone- | tary compensation for his incivi- lity. Titled Ladies Wear Trousers. Mrs. Forbes showed her inter- |viewer garments of wonderfully | wrought silk which had been pre- sented to her in Addie Abeba, the capital of the country, by the Em- press of Abyssinia. They comprised trousers of bro- caded silk over which are worn in- ner and outer robes of dazzling colors. These costumes are worn by the ladies of the imperial court. The Empress, Mrs. Forbes said, is known as “Queen of the Kings of Ethiopia, daughter of Menelik the Conqueror, the Lion of Judah.” She claims to be a direct lineal de- scendant of the Queen of Sheba, who paid a visit to King Solomon in all his glory. “Abyssinia is a place of moun- tains of loose stones pinned togeth- er by thorns."’ was her summary of the nature of the country. During her journey she was once taken for a white angel by some tt uary, and I wondered what would happen if a female sparrow should build her nest there.’’ “There is a legend that this city with its glood-red courts was bullt | with its blood-red courts was built | by 600 slaves whom King Lalibehla | brought into Abyssinia. Slaves Worked at Night. “Their progress toward complet- | ing it by day labor was not rapid | enough to suit the King, so he Hence a legend arose that angels labored on the city by night and slaves dur- ing the daylight hours.” Mrs. Forbes described how a sinia. “He must be killed,” she sald, by which his victim met his doom, and his execution is carried out by mur- There is undue dered man. no that the next day she was going to give a feast to 6000 people and had to be in the imperial kitchens to make sure that all preparations were going right. murderer is being executed a man nearby digs a grave for him.” Speaking of marriage ang di- vorce practices, Mrs. Forbes said that as far as royalty and the | Slipped off her shoes, and was then attacked by a robber who sneaked _up behind her. ‘ing south on Grand boulevard with | BABY GRAND Tes latest expression of Henry F. Miller progress = one of the SMALLEST GRAND pianos ever built : yet it possesses the same remarkable TONE CHARAC. TERISTICS that have made Henry F. Miller pianos famous for over half a century. In this small grand, we have woven the FRUITS OF EXPERIENCE gained in the building of thousands of grand pianos of all sizes, large, me- dium and small, and believe that this Style B Grand will prove to be the most sensational and far-reaching success of our whole career. SMITH-REIS 4 Piano Co. Y 4 1005 Olive Street trie B Baby Grand —E FAT Al IN JURY (fF |PERSHING HONORED AT DINNER | ' AND RECEPTION IN NEW YORK Presented With Bronze Plaque of | WIMAN EAIND IN | Himself, Gift of American ; | NEW YORK, April 25. — Men ‘prominent in public life In the na- | Gon—Governors of States and Miss Anna Clark, Waitress, | dinner and informal reception given in his honor. Probably Slugged and There were two distinct affaire. |The first was a dinner at the MARY HUNT TURNER TO WED NEW YORKER ‘Her Marriage to Felix Thomas Will Take Place in East in the Summer Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Turner of 4943 Lindell boulevard announce ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Legion, at Public Affair. | By the Associated Press. 'C bvinet members—paid tribute to- | night to Gen. John J. Pershing at : Na- Robbed While Awaiting tional Vaudeville Artists’ Car, Is Police Theory. | the army was guest ut a public _tribute given him under the aus- | pices of the American Legion, at Miss Anna Clark, 28 years old,'the Hippodrome Theater. who was found early yesterday un- Newton ~ he pecaersat nl - war when ershing commande 4 7 ’ st ’ conscious on the curb on the we ‘the A. E. F., presented him with side of Grand boulevard near Mar-| a bronze plaque of himself, the, ket street with her skull fractured, | gift of the American Legion. Baker died at City Hospital at 4 p. m.,| was introduced by James A. Drain, national commander of the le- gion, who also appeared for the legion’s endowment funds for dis- abled soidiers and war orphans. John Philip Sousa conducted five Army and Navy bands in a concert and song writers sang the choruses of their war-time hits, the entire program being broadcast through station WEAF. Probably Slugged and Robbed. bee at first were inciined to] TRS, Llu! saan wane FOURTH CIVIL WAR VETERAN an automobile or had been struck | Louis Rogenbrodt, 75, Becomes by a machine while attempting to | cross the street. Besides the frac- | Husband of 60-Year-Old Widow. ture at the left base of her skul! she had suffered an abrasion of her left elbow. The marriage of Mrs. Lucy J. Later investigation, however, has| yonnson, 61 years old, and Louis suggested the theory that while/ pogenbrodt, 75, the fourth Civil waiting for a street car she was| wra- veterasl te baceme wer bus. slugged and robbed. band, took place last night at the She was a waltress employed in| home of her daughter, Mrs. Idr a restaurant on Grand boulevard | Stotler of University City. near Laclede avenue. The theory About 75 guests attended a wed- is advanced that while waiting for! ding supper which also celebrated a southbound owl car she had/the daughter's twentieth wedding anniversary. Old songs were sung. The couple met when both were staying at the Old Soldiers’ Home at St. James, Mo. without recovering consciousness. The cause of her injuries remains a mystery to the police. On a sand box near where the woman was found were her satin shoes. She had no money, and there was no vanity case or such other feminine catch-all to be found near. Picked Up by Taxicab Driver. Miss Clark was discovered by Alexander Dockery, chauffeur for the Yellow Cab Co., who was driv- and a white gold wrist watch, with |a green stone setting, were clews which might lead to identification. three fares. He stopped and took At 10 a. m. yesterday, however, her in the taxi to the Laclede Dis-| when Edgar C. Francis, of 4116 trict Police Station, whence she was | gnenandoah avenue, a friend of the taken to City Hospital. family with whom Miss Clark lived, The woman was well but inex-| reported her missing from _ her pensively dressed. Only a signet | home address, he was taken to City ring, marked with the initial “A”’ Hospital, where he identified her. the engagement of their daughter, Club. | Miss Mary Hunt Turner, and Felix |Later the retired chief of staff of | Thomas of New York, son of Mra. ‘Alfred Thomas of Dayton, O. The | wedding will take place in the Bast early in the summer, and after 4 wedding trip, Thomas and his bride will make their home tin New York City. Miss Turner attended Mary Institute and was graduated several years ago from Stuart Hall in Virginia. She was preesnted to St. Louts society the year following. Thomas is an alumnus of Cor- rell University and served over- seas during the war. MISSOURI PACIFIC TO PENSION THREE MORE OLD EMPLOYES William J. Nirk, Fireman, Frank P. M’Queen, Switchman, and Mi- chael H. Powers to Be Retired. The Missouri Pacific railroad, in accordance with its policy of grant- ing pensions to all employes 65 years of age or older who have been at least 25 years in continu- ous service with the company, yes- terday announced that three more names had been added to its pen- sion list. Those to be retired are William J. Nirk, 66 years old, of 1225 Armstrong avenue, fire- man who had served 39 years with the road: Frank P. McQueen, 71}, of 2625 Rutger street, switchman, who had served 31 years and Mi- chael H. Powers, 52, of 4921 Not- tingham avenue, who had 28 years to his credit. The pensions become effective May 1.- Dlinois Odd Fellows’ Celebration. MOUNT VERNON, IIL, April 25. —Delegations from every town within a radius of 100 miles or more were here today for the ob- servance by the Southern ITilinols Odd Fellows’ Association of the 106th anniversary of the order. Several brass bands participated in a parade this morning. The State Odd Fellow and Rebekah officers were present. elcid LADIES’ FIBER HOSIERY You can get them in al] popular col- SIXTH AND FRANKLIN ‘CEWiliams | 4il-Leather Shoes for All the Family For Boys and Girls ’ heavy rib- Hose, Bo a in ors to match shoes Special 89c . ~*~ “ ¢/ is % : ba ya The Store That Sells the Famous Busiér Brown SHOES 35c Misses’ and chil- dren’s derby ribbbed Socks with fancy cuffs. All colors. 50c Double Eagle Stamps All Day Monday Ladies’ T wo- Strap Pumps Gracefully designed Pumps made of soft. : flexible black kid. Shoes Sizes 24 to ll They have cushion insoles, steel arch Every Width AAAA to EEE supports and Cuban rubber heels. Sizes 3 to 9 Widths A to EE and popular which four-strap sf Smart stylish Oxfords, just right for general wear. Built-in stee] arch supports. Welt-sewed soles. Cuban. rubber heels "é Black Kid Pumps Nurses’ Oxfords Plain toe style or with tip. Made of black kid and as com- fortable ax the day is long. Cushion in- soles; steel arch sup- ports; low rubber . le soles and low heels. ? Attractive cross - strap rubber heels. model made with built-in Sizes 3 to 9 steel arch supports, welt- Sizes ys Widths B to EE sewed soles and Cuban heels Widths E Only €. re Also a complete line of styl- ish Shoes for stout women. Arch~ Fitter Black Kid or Patent Pumps Charming gives a ve neat fit over the instep. “Built-in steel arch su rts, welt- aN $ 3 sewed soles, Cuban rubber ‘ heels. Black or Brown Kid Oxfords with rubber top-lifts. A charmingly styled and “easy” short vamp model. Made of black kid with turn soles, cush- ion insoles, stee) arch supports and Cuban rubber heels. style Sizes 3 to Widths 4 to fr Ladies’ 1-Strap Slippers pebaliie cad Cao tractive House pers, made of — kid, with flex- $ 2 : Children’s Oxfords Child's 8% to 11 § 2.25 Child's 5% to? $2.00 Infants’ 2 to 5 + 1.75 Grecian Sandals Misses’ 11% to 2 $2.65 Child's 8% to 11 $2.50 An owt-of-the-ordinary and ; , , a looki and comfort- very charming model in light able Oxfords ‘made over foot- tan or black patent. Brown- ghaping lasts. Choice of patent welt sewed soles. leather and tan elk. Children’s Shoes Child's 8% to 11 $2.25 Child's 5% to @ $2.00 Infants’ 2 to ¢, $1.75 These attractive Shoes made on nature-form lasts of black patent leather or elkskin. are and tan, white or Mail Orders Filled—We Pay Parcel Post Charges Fey ) on pension } '

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“ex mm te P= . (PS ete qur-bedS « Re oS . Pe - Ty 2 pg lin tll Magli gags gene ells a - 4 5 Seon - = . — Bees oe ee ee ay oe ye ie ie PaaS te ay » ee i oo = - . * © - * > .» — ponents: emrt « = ey ~ aon Tae . . ™ -- moe orT rt ¥ ae ee U. LEONORI AUCTI - — we v - “OTT. ie AUCTIONEERS and APPRAIS ener ther eee, ~~ e. m > oodles Bow ; ~~ ; ‘+ > #* ne J bios a te ee -y iw “? « : ’ ~ 7 ~~ : a >. & - | ry , >) > | ; Sou } llewe te ie ? ; »?* ; ‘+s . f ’ 7 £ eo Fe ’? ’ ‘ | } ‘ + be FP mter ly ‘4 mbuie ~ _*? a. ‘—e ‘mere? rw @ so4 bm es ‘toh © J »we 2 Sr aAsve® Weerereeeme «¢ Sartew ¢ (heh Aery > * “eye w at - ere a ; Fr. 4 sad L wee . ‘fs ft ; > ‘* ’ Ae *. i ** 7 La . * wey “* ; ** aa ’ 2 «2 > 7 i A ha ~ Pa ine r *» bea wtif ’ 7+ » ? > * » > > na “PPro ree te ‘yy Sungold lake the Youns gsters. and your Koda - with you this ~ afternoon { TT lghet Aahicdense Pilinde—caternele. rer ) io . ~ = me m8 Rg Oe edema a6 oa I 1CoOME of your OWN) eee Het | Sought tor cash? NO !— -inienr dense f 7 meces wil sent one homme sresent “uano or ciaver ; : se wececmed af cs ‘uil EN, 4, SELAIRK, & REAL ESTATE AND INVESTM OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT § PHONE: OLIVE 1804 of che dest ceement* Eve ney AUCTION : iguivenpeeniiiiens “OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQU 3 800 SPRUCE STREET TUESDAY, APRIL 28th Pt 1 By virtué of the terme of a certain contract. we will | fedicatet above, certain Office Furniture and Equipment. ¢ %%! ‘ows: aol! Top Desks. Flat Ton Desks, Chairs, Trpewriter Des! Bn Com Safe Addressoeraph Machine. 2 gsiating ard Adding Machire. Burroughs Posting Machine. = ‘Platform and Counter Seales, Clothes Lockers, Biectrie Cel and Wood Partitioring. ete The property will be offered im Dulk and eultadle det TERMS CASH BEN. 5 SELKIRK & SONS, Anctioncers, 713% C - TRUSTEE’S AUCTION S SHOES AND FIXTURE Southeast Corner Seventh and as Wednesday, April 29th By virtue of the terms and conditions ai ‘chattel deed of trust, executed by Harry Lipschitz Mit of creditors. we will offer for sale as indica the undersigned Trustee, a clean and marketable s mens. children's, boys" and misses’ shoes, slippers, ‘bers, tennis. etc... approximating 2700 pair&é. The : “dulk and detail, subject to approval. TERMS Ci ‘Orville Livingston, Trustee. 510 Locust Street - EVERT & FRECH ae 529 Pime St ‘ee oe eee te ts "') A (fa rd -. {7 ae i” f in - (In Voluntary ST. LOL TO BE SOLD TO TH Don’t miss this unusual opportunity to } Motor Car Co., and compiete equipment for meer cars. to be sold in voluntary dissolutic “The Auction will be held at the plant off 9 a. m., April 30, 1925. The following ass Customers’ Notes Reeeivable Customers’ Accounts Receivable Stocks & Bonds New Finished Cars New Finished Trucks Used Cars Used Trucks Saoirse wor Anadios f . Material—New and in Process ‘ ‘ myple Steel Bar Stock Miscellaneous Office Supplies Factory Machinery se , ay a . Factory Tools een | beth the Majestic comnrrurities. Gannondale (Univer- GANNOND SF catate ity City) atid Loe Anweles (S¢ Leonie oe ne ee 14 Patterns and Designs w +; sSBssi=~ Pe x ~ * tf 4s Ai»), é BT od Cri sT Csi Wii (Unrversrty Cory ) 27 Sundry Items Not hove e titne of e+ a They v rnake 2!) kinds of discov- At Delmar between the Hazley and North @ Financial Statement of February 28, 1 | S South roads. rt is the most exclusrve of the — es for depreciation in excess of $240,000 Ore , o, 49 otk years that we fl he sc¢ Aare ay Fes playing tnd communities And ng bormes = @ High-grade Machine Shop Equipment, . . a 4 : Gale. iske Gannondale itseli, are for the? — Bented by about $200,000 of the net assets. ym PiACes tT CutaouTt tea parties: tor swifigs and sand piles: take the best things of life for their owmh “Gigmem@ent stock and equipment. Preity Gi to /vungsters to let themselves out. So if you Famous Dorris Distilla ,ere Sve Lee aes have « K totls) ; bie y it a2iong you || want some pictures LOS ANGELES © he pat tents on our nationally -known Dorris : Baty wlheeing hie terye a st hi: ttn Mistiliar. vr will also go to the highest biddes . bt, adie ri. baéd fet *Pe® Tiwptyyy y pater rT) YTS Tt) ruTres ,4 ‘ne nomeca ane the Ee the . Auction. The Dorrus Distillator is a Sees een gy © yp On Natural Bridge Road, just two blocks waati essful device for trapping unvaporized . noling parkway: the Lucas and Hunt read. Los Angeles @ bline before it reaches the cylinders and : ‘ . hee . Lowis) is bungalow land. The bungalows of & . —— oid ; ; —: Angeles (St. Louis) are not as costly as the ae Several Thousand Dorris . And everyone of these trucks and isfaction. From the standpoint of . peor Car has gained an enviable ern min the motor world. Picts now there are twenty busses oper- ” in California with regular Dorr ve-in-head, 6-evlinder motors. These ve nondale homes. They are not as large But teg one Majestic homes, and there can be me mes ™_-s aueumaereel edge @f ‘ ieles hat e been in service for more than r tated wedi Guan ene ai bate ie am a i" beeen vale (et re x= ) Years, climbing high into the snow = wey of buring thet heme thet would community ts a Ma- ness or the real ' the mountains, dropping down Sonia! vi Timeneia’ needs if you could me. every horme business). fat ol valleys, seldom running we i you could, you'd be living in cm a : te 7 the same hig . * thor: mules per hour. Most agen wa ous me tatess Gamemes stile’ meant enatnun smenein very Eee a aed ort-lived under such conditions, . — Over two million dollars individually 60 ns hums merrily on. The Dorris £] : me — werth of Majestic homes es to pms ce rf moter is also rendering real service in And you ees One of the Maijestic thames ae nies vision of the best - mand trucks over the country. sandectien tun ja te “ia a on f every five pur- obtainable, and &_ : ember the dat e—April 3. 9 a m. at , is the as _. - mee plet decrared Orr:« plan it. Sarah St. and Laclede AY. rene | yveews tea ly and there ia « pian ‘ " »usiness tha’ fixtures, lawns coded § e Lon eas Don t mss this sale. Inspection eWay by which you can own i makes him an expert shrubs plaated. oom 797 oo « 4 12; <8, 29, 9 a.m. to 5 p. m of your bid if aecepted. all inquiries to J. F. Chocolates DORRIS MOTOR (Ia V BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS Come tay to make a cash deposit of

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SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1925. -_—-— = HOUT? : pleasu res # the famous can Only be ; ; eposit’ (suit your all monthly pay. ne home. Your slayer piano will ‘ull value as part t.¥ Every day lost greatest of home > Ampico* today, AUCTIONEERS me AUCTIONEERS 07 Lucas Avenue U. LEONORI AUCTION AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS Telephone, Lindell 2160 TION SALES WEDNESDAYS, 2 P. M. and FRIDAYS 1 GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY’ 1808-10-12 groceries, such as: Fixtures: and Lights. TERMS CASH. Main 1683 elkirk Auction & Stora AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOCK Our regular Household Goods Sale every Thureday at Km ne 9 ie oe ales 1 ~ TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE GROCERIES AND FIXTURES Tuesday, April 28, 1925 1239 SUTTER AV. We will sell for the Trustee, at Public Auction, a very clean. desirable stock of Groceries and Fixtures, consisting of fancy Pineapples, asparagus, corn. peas, peaches, apricots, flour, coffee and teas, spaghetti, beans, etc. One 6x8 Gruendler Butcher Box, Three Meat Blocks, One Electric Meat Grinder, One National Cash Register. One 10-Ft. Glass Meat Counter, One Counter Box, One Platform Boale, One Vegetable Stand, 45 Feet Shelving, Butcher Tools J. V. LEE, Trustee A. A. SELKIRK A. & S. CO. 1808-10-12 Chouteau CHOUTEAU AY. 10:30 ge Co, Main 1683 Co. The Daily POST-DISPATCH REMLEY 6th and FRANKLIN “Where the Crowds Go” Monday Specials economical thrifty A. M. Store on day, April nOo0e Ibs. of Tard, white as the driv- en ano w. None to dealers. PURE LARD Another big saving for the Rump Corned Cured by experts § th know how—sweet pic led. A dish fit for king. CORNED BEtF Beef. at k- a Carrots Radishes EN. J PUONE: ——_—-+--——~— © indicated above, certain Office as follows: Roll Top Desks. Flat Ton Deska., Safe. Addressocraph Machine. 2 lors ee Ber renee Clothes Lockers, Ejectrie Ceiling Fans, Glass “ip , ee > id will be offered in bulk and suitable detail sub-divisions | eee =e a money a a yo = FS - ’ + &

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OO ey, I ey . ~ - as . Ee carmen ee ceeen yep aaa lc aaa neg sey, gy ae > ~~ et ES ees + - 4 > o* te ne 2223.0 322. ees ee ee ee ee ee > - - S Yd nS a « = oe &. — 4 4900 North Secon reet, | muh q . d - April 35.—A early in April, Mrs. Ferguson; Burkart, 4 roads car — SOF granted 64 full pardons and 95|at 8 a. m. yesterday. ANNOUNCEMENT ment Showing Costs of |..." 0" v th j : failed to ewere Gov. Miriam A. : . Two M revenue, eeeeaee te convent & Southwest Motor Co., Inc. wo “ 9 - 7 tention to apply “a man's reason | When Others Fail—Come Here 9 re Cost to the individual taxpayer; “There gather than & woman's sentiment | For over 21 years I have had a most envi- 5616-18-20 Gravois Ave. on et ef the $5,000,090 good roads bond | money «@ ise of executive clem- | ze which St. Louis County voters | county re to the exercise o able reputation for the successful results Riverside 3813 ct on Tuesday will be small. | More rey ency. which my Glasses have obtainegi in unusual Bae id a en Tome wae and fe “ > ene in a statement issued | raising ¢ , i¢g¢ . ‘ Be eal 1cl Her action in the case of Sid- and difficult cases of eyestrain headaches | | | are g ~ ; : mast night by the Permanent Road | road reve ney Welk of Dallas, the first man If your present Glasses are unsatisfactory or a om | hos, and Bridge Association, which is/in that w der her adminis- you can't find anyone whoweems to under- ‘oe ues a [gupporting the issue. The state-| taxpayers to be executed under stand your case—come to me. t follows: county ta tratian, gives a key to the mental) @ Gujipault Glasses are stylish, comfortable Weanethy not opposition, endan-| should be processes of the state's first wom- | and becoming and most attractively priced. gers the bond issue. The farmer| The alter ; -ofthe i; t Seiperereee os Bananas one Glasses to Felleve eye strain and eens | in, ee oh most pressing and delicate prob- headaches =| in use thi ' 3 cost of bo ome other administration, = || miorem, fond tem" sites $7.50] prvo-coittant [| A | EWRHRTT Ben's $12 Mehalr, Palm | Grove i CSSA . I | al tax req | Welk, from his death cell in | - feal only be ¢ Huntsville penitentiary, sent the Expert Low MOTOR CARS | | | eye presegt ta following telegram to Mrs. Fergu- Eye Tests Prices | hy Tiger ; in the @ son a few hours before he was o or ar oO | 1 Ib. _ one Boys Baseball Suits, owner—w costco Wilson Motor Car C perming 49 bs. 6 $5 a year ; . . * 1 tata tnes se ee TF. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway DISTRIBUTORS » conn I} Cap to Match... 75e,° = Many predicted the emotions | (Between Locust and St. Charles.) 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. : Monday at the Old Reliable - “This a generally thought to rule a wom- : ed this bo an's mind and heart would break '' _ es et oe od ae Extract ed its car . ea 2 for $1.00 Ue f 606) appeal am 9.9.9.9.9.9.9.99999.9.9.9.9.9.9.9.999.9.9.8.9.0.9.0.0.9.9.9.9.9.9.9..0.0.0.9.9.9.9.9..9.0.0.0.9.9. 9.9.9.9: 9.9. 9.9.9.9.9.9.9.9.9.0.0.9.9.9.0.0.9.0.0.0. BE oe sends vitada re Men’s 3-Plece 69 75 sie +B. 0908 9.08 08.04 08 108 04 04.0908 0404 08. 08 oneal. 08) 04) 8) 8 PAN TaNPoNTaSPoN ToS Po\PaN Zo Pa Zo 7a Z\70V 70 04.04.08 ICICI Cette: 1080804 .08.08 04, 09 .09.09,08 I Stripe and Blue set down 1 : :S Serge Sults... entire co ~— , 4 s $25 2-Pants d./3 a hes ss | Seder blues and mittee of —_- a) | . =. * * * tained ‘ =e = ay ug 1 fhrowsh™ = = — 6.90 iiss 2 — a undertak “ss t= MAUT-TOM, Porton | s $20 Genuine Gabardine | Undertak $ : Powder Coats: also im- >= o $1.25 Beef, Iron and = x _ 2 for 50¢ | Wine d Topcoate OP | fire veel ft T > % Haut Ton Theatrical i Gream, | 2 for.... $1.25 Boys’ Powder Blue Vest ;. \:; , 7 iS GPa. 0:68 0% ; two airs mtss dat 4 ~~ 50c Haut Ton Cold or Vanishing $1 Haut Ton $1 Carborine Antiseptlo T he up a P pants; Na roe wh ft - Re D FORi «ous Tollet Water for . 4 “ge >. o Haut Ton Talcum Powder, : ssccmscces cote Be ot eee 1 to Vi Exhibit of F = Rr reres 2 for $1 | 250 Garbozine Salis, 2 for ». Melee Boys’ $8 2-Pant QS | toon the = . — imere Suits. : ; o View an Exhibit of Famous 32 ~ = r — ere Sults.. tom > Paintings 4e Depicting the = TOILETRIES TOILETRIES TOILETR fen's $5 Sample ‘$2.45 pm opportunt x ee $1.00 Marrow’s Bath Powder.2 for $1 | 350 Delacys Cacumber Cream . ‘Stel : : : herent p = bees) | Assorted Face Powders, values up to i gy oie DeLacy's Hair 2 fer GLa Men's $1 Shirts, years wil I> BES eee eee -- -8 Sor BBs $1.50 os. Honolulu Bouquet Pe 1.00 Glosse Sage and , collar-attached a compl S Bien se 8 an, White “2 for $1.00 r 0 2 for #180 500 Glosso Sage and e sor neckband......... |The p pe $1.00 Oriental Bouse t Ferfum *y sae nanlapiaicnis Por $1.00 750 Fitch's Quinine Hair f ce | Balbriggan Union Suifts......... ie waste o c = que 10, Boy Bia ; { ow | 2 for $1.00 | 50c¢ Demino Freckle Cream. .2 for 500 | 750 Dandruf Shampoo, te Seen o, Weeke poo aaa apse see | | must be I $1.00 Ass't Double Compacts. 2 for $1.00 25e Wildroot Shampoo .. «Mf > Men's Rub | In su ; —_ hoe WV M $1.00 Domino Wrinkle Oream, 50c Fine Glow yon ey ' Ce a 10e p = BB | TE Sec Ladies’ Combe... 2. ..§ for B0c ‘a ps - Men's &2 Fiber Striped Shirts. 81.25 Road pt §E | $1.00 Haut Ton Compacts. .2 for $1.00 $1.00 Domino Curlette... .. 2 for $1.00 : 350 DeLacy’s champeo!? ae a cece Mace Paste. . yf SRRNES. | i deciarati p= Se 50c Arnice Face Powder....2 for 50c | 250 Williams Talcum Powder.2 for 25¢ | 60c Delacy's Shompoo .,....21 P School endl may CFB, See | burden A — SRB Fire and Police Suspendeys... | 1 = = SUNDRIES AND SHAVING ACCESSORIES fe a Tie Cotton Sa statenal ae en, ~ * ; ‘= an Oper Geiecseonc cbs: Oe Zi ? Pe mee vd a dye nr 2 — 9 1 tb. Jordan _ Bad we $1.75 Pearl Handle Pocket 9 fer. ‘s Combination Overalls. Ta. 75 "Vale — eam brushes ......++6- ° Mentholated s’ hi ki wt : af ie ye Oe ocees » 0} Son Ste * sea thoes ac .2 for $1.00 $1.50 ola Style Rasere. .. Sia ; ion e nonresid ae of I™ 250 Red Devil Roach Powder .2 for 25¢ peapepter ety a, ce $2.00 Hair Clippers... ..3% ony hen a M98 than 204 S > T% se Ponatele aeetom ade = aoe = 50 Rubberset Shaving — = ene ys a ng Shears. Me it — re . ' ae hel “4 = n ge or ” a ee EE 0 293 5.0 2.900 0.000 OF 1. arbe Shears. ..... “ Ss pu cu oe ; : :: OUD ceseeccescsGéeeel for $1.29 ‘be. Shaving Brushes........ 2 for Tie — CHPpeors. .- sss eel Khaki Dente: 5. * is $732.0 tT The paintings will be shown in The Laclede Gas So DRUGS AND PATENTS z _ ‘Gold Medal 2 5 ine fae | ° ’ ° ° ~~ 50c Lee's Creolyptus Cough Syrup, Oc | 25c 4 oz. Tincture Green hs t ’ $2.9 et) Light Company’s windows, Olive at Eleventh, for eS ior soe | ‘Ste Componnd, Cathartie, Pils. er oe | note? a ccesasnaad aa ns Pants. $72,172, . ° m = —, $1.00 Visor: | 35e 1 doz. Seldlits Powders. .2 for 35¢e | Zo Phenolph. ° 9am Men’s heavy ie or 95 ontind =i two wezks +x starting Monday noon 4= April 27. i= . Dee ersils and 75 ¢ | coun ears | - con ll SS tC«*@CS.000 Ee~ =e oka. Gamvhor Cream Liniment. mpers. . . *-* . | I = *-* - . “ee on the Fe] 5 = FREE! BASEBALL fot hard : f Sil Je ee caecwnrsrrene, | smh ten 3* Tay sed onl) > > . : ; : : ; : . . . . . . . . . Pe ; . Ps z z 5 z - 3 Jat } bADASALASAS : SRE LEAT A GAG AA eAe Aes tAPAtAth PAGhis Of AAOP OS AAIABA PA LALA LA PA DAD, ; wee ey) nl nln babb-bbabnbanbnbababababnaLnbababnlLea snl mle), , ’ Sea ea ea ea eae PaPalhePePhere . ’ THE LACLEDE SELLS ~ ) 60c Hobson’ s Eczema Lotion. .2 for 60c $1.25 Johnson's Catarrh Remedy, Pry ; my i x ¥ i A magnificent group of seven sub- striking, the dramatic in art. Pictures = ] g1.25Gid una | 25¢ Pine Tar-Courh Syrup. * hor ie jects, by a St. Louis artist, Mr. of historic interest, intense human ) Buchu Kid- | $f"05 ‘Tasteless Ood Liver Oli. a : 2 Tor $1.25 Frederick L. Stoddard. A treat for appeal, rare educatinal value. Hess 2 for $1.25 | $1.00 Saab’s Female meme 2 for “= all those who love the beautiful, the are the subjects: of Tartar. ihe Roeomn Salta, 1 ID... .200,,3 for Lie 25e Boric Add Powder. .... ett ~ 150 Sasenfras Bark -.....+.-2 for Se 150 Rochelle Salta .........23 for 150 4501 lb. Soda Fluoride (for Py amy Tl Van Helmont Discovers Gas “Here, Gentlemen, is Gas, the Remedy” Gasless Town — A Nightmare of the Past Gas at Work in an Optical Industry 50c Rubbing Alcohel 2 for 50c yey ty sy ty ty tyiyty! | ot” Ged (Geo Ged Oe ‘ted bee’ Od | 0 O08 08 ‘ ; 2 for 50c $1.00 Enertone Tonio Tablets, 2 for $1 Tending the Fires that Never Go Out The Burden Bearer of Industry and Home laste tte? 300 vl ty) Th Dr h ‘ $1.10 Tealas |. err bese yo agen ‘eects esos 27, 40e ¢ Dream of the Drudge — Come True I> iia Van Evo Hair ee ex Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia. ..19c, 39¢ — Root Hair Tonic. 730 Alarm Cbeckg .cccssccsecessecs aviv For long ages men and women toiled with crude fuels and in semi-darkness. Then came a flash out of the dark. As though by a miracle, gas, the super fuel of today, was revealed to civilization—by accident! From the ‘‘wild spiric’’ which flamed out in that liccle Belgian laboratory in 1609 science and invention by three centuries of toil have developed gas into the burden bearer of industry and the home. For nearly one of those centuries the Laclede and ics predecessors have served Sc. Louis. Not once in 88 years have the fires fe their gas plants gone out. It is the gripping story of this great indus- try which we bring to you in these can- vases. To the thousands who viewed our early March exhibit these pictures will bring a new thrill. Monday noon the curtains will be drawn back. Don't fail to come. You’ ll be richly repaid for your trip downtown. Tell your friends. The windows will be illuminated every night. The LACLEDE GAS LIGHT CO OLIVE at ELEVENTH on0 ‘bo ' bo ' 80 ‘Oe (ty ty! ‘8 ' be Ge" 00" bod Od | rd z Yiyty yey! wO00 SPY PYEY EH tytyty ty ty syey ey - + liauiaes set or cold; inch ak open ing. Bristolware filler guar- anteed nezatynat bh Fr enkage. Capacity 1 gallon. Value, ie = $5.00 McBride’s Stomach Correctors A new laboratory product of marvelous efficiency for the im- mediate relief and prevention of dyspepsia, sour stomach, heart- burn, gas or stomach fermenta- tion, nausea or mal-assimilation of food. ’ Y o CENTRAL 3800 The Scientific Method of Admin- istering Glend Extracts Glandogen Glandogen ts a highly concentrated laboratory-tested land compound in simple compact tablet form, combin- ing the healthy glands of youpe ani- and otber efficacious ingredients. It helps te awaken the vital clands which supply the precious ogee secretiong 60 mecessary to and health. Glandeogen ie being taken by "thousands emen who want te feel again the thrill the fect health. when ¢he vital the blood with their lifegtviag gclandu- lar secretions. Satisfaction ruaranteed br money Jw ee ee ee ee ee ed SINGLE PRICES MONDAY ONLY ) pana Tooth Paste....«s"® : ent Tooth Paste.. foe Sees Greate «cocecoecees $1.20 > Cres. Mulsion . Pinkham's Vegetable Seott'’s . from all other #5 ; and relief for Defective Elir \ Constipation Biliousness The action of Nature’ (NR Tablets) ie mere and thorough. se pa he rev wilh: pe so the test. preciate this ysyeysysy iy iy? GAS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER AMERICAN COMPANY MAKING ALL ITS OWN GAS +4 oe ' oe ’ Z - : : 7 7 7 7 7 : . : 7 Z ; . ; 7 * Dedhand ent Pelt ond oe a O88 8 et 8 — ot Gey ty ryrytytytyeyeyey' >t? eeLeiae TIUITU TICINO ROV ODOT ODOR IIT ty! I THT TVOT TTI TO USOT OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OCOGOO COO OOOOOOOT JOHNSON BROS.- DRU > IVI Vt ty! Mail Orders Filled Manufacturers Wi de 8. E. Cor. 11th Branch Stores pria- cipal cities rs . all shopworn, IPhonog Console and Upright models. Many di New Starck Classique Phe lA. Starch wr *nufacturers of Starck Upright. 1018 OLIVE ST. (8 E. Cor. subtle advan made those adjotnir unwillf the ‘The 000,000 was t — ee ~*~

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a | Ps, SUNDAY: | on ; sine sine a eee’ . PRI. se tece 4 APRIL 26, 1925. Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 Issues, will give good roads the | on each $100 val i I | i | ee ez i necessary two-thirds. It is the resi- | anrnes +. va _ on. t now/ five years. I believe that values bond money expenditures. Boehm; Voters will act on a second prop- | win, addressing his constituents| toward an ultimate conflict for appears that the $3,000,000 issue| will soar at even greater rate if we| proposes to see that the projected | osition also, an item of $715,000/ here today, spoke hopefully of see- | supremacy. dent of the towns—U niversity City, i Will be retired at an average cost| commence to build hard roads, and| plan for in | . a that iw ebster Groves and the others—to of 14 cents on each $100. The|the 21-cent esti t rill b . : P improvements is followed,!| for a new county courthouse, jail ing signs of daylight in the dark | I believe we have contri P ye mate wi e corre-|;and believes the committee will/ and garage. The courthouse and) | European situation. He said thé) ioe a0 to-go See oo whom we turn at this time with ry &l rs his yes ent: | ’ 7 'warning that if he® Sadi ous ct rate this year is 17 cents. It will sponding!y decreased. make good roads an actuality. He! road {tems are separate. | British Government is convinced | old idea and to t to build on the bonds may fail. |2 15 - aesge next gprs oa each oe Sxatgaeny = Count.” = that the attempt to bring the na-| some other foundation, something succeeding year will see the sum n refutation of the argument of “The committee will find some | BALDWIN SEES SILVER LINING tio F c our poopre ns of Western Europe into some/ leading to security 0 Ohie Rivers, sheets % me bo di as fail, Cc ounty t oO ppone e re of | | Wav , r agreemen , of two days te view | “I believe that our estimate of; the money would not be safecuard- | proper expendit f | k ] year ‘from today th ne we ; penditure of road funds. | wane succeed and thereby avert Baldwin said. 4 ~ ii} Ns IN UN Y me YS hh ee Su > ° ¢ se —— = eam, * _ For Information day. Summer tr l ad Phone OL — y avel will rut and| materially lessened. The market! member of the Advisory Commit-| bonds are “r rt) | Continues Tour. ve 2264, | shell- hole the roads and there is| ya) e « , 411 belt a vi id . she a Soca soars ge. nen and will) yritain’s Prime Minister Voices; ™4nly possible to do so. | regen Fiyer ' Me Eagle Packet C ; | available in the road f a ae ee a _— vice president of the Union| stay in action until the last penny | Premier Baldwin spoke strong- | By the Associated Press. 0. ' ‘ fraction sat oth a und only a increased each year more than the! Electric Light and Power Co., de-|is spent. The county’s welfare de-| Hope That Future Will Find Way | ly against the old idea of trying to’ ALEXANDRETA, Syria, April, | & chet Gikenn knoll Geek mee to | | $5,000,000 upon which the 21-cent clared yesterday that he and other! pends on good roads. Our commit- | to Eliminate War. | maintain the balance of power in| 25.—Commander de Pinedo, the : : S » > , , % Louls evening : ; t Road and Bridge there be in ae sae - or will | estim: ate is predicated. Property members of the committee would /! tee recognized that fact thoroughly! By the Associated Press. Europe by meagpg of armed alli-| Italian aviator, left here today for news service, : © future year/ values have increased $11,000,000: see that it was an active body,|;and we intend to make s#re that! WORCESTER, England, April! ances which, he said, had proved! Ragdad on his flight to Tokio and , sufficien a al ° . Association Issues State- st ox ~ gmat pd im the fund tO,a year in the county for the last carefully scrutinizing details of | every dollar is made to eount.”’ '25.—Prime Minister tSanley Bald- repeately to trend almost inevitably Melbourne. nore than patch roads. No new ———= roads can be built. No hard sur- | ment Showing Costs of face-on any road in the cowmnty) M : ’ ' = - Reeerea ME Two Methods. ane conmructed” trom anual rhe Rexolh Stase = Orders Filled—Add I on of Entire Order to Cover seme. and Packing gx, Rexald | Two Ways to Ratse Funds. to the individual taxpayer, “There are two ways in which) the $5,000,000 good roads bond | money can be provided to make, which St. Louis County voters | county roads what they should be. | my act on Tuesday will be small, | More revenue can be obtaifled by js declared in a statement issued raising county assessments. But night by the Permanent Road | road revenues coudl not be obtained Bridge Association, which is!in that way without imposing upon i ’ : sorting the issue. The state- | taxpayers higher State and general follows: | county taxes, also. Obviously, that “Apathy, not opposition, endan- | should be done only as a last resort. the bond issue. The farmer/| The alternative is bonds—and that | often counted against bond | Is the modern, economical method! ff % pw use throughout the nation. The! ¢ ds ie sae ¥- bars se ; B08 cost of bofids is slight. In Webster | se ee : : ) . aaa PP > oes s $12 Mohair, Palm Groves, for instance, the addition-, $5 Professional Fielder's Baseball Glove | (ime 3 a: Ideal in the Home , nama and Trop- al tax required for the bonds would | Calfskin, double-laced for either : for the Summer only be about 5 per cent of the left or right handed se ey BAS AE THERM-A-JUG ; | s in the county—-the small home | quality —Special at. rm .s ~—_ Chocolate Pep- | Baseba | uits, Pt wpe et Hg ~ sages Range One-gallon capacity, large open- 0» a yea ra complete syste ) ing, casil cleaned. Keeps food poses Soew th Ibs. 60¢ | | fo Match 15¢ hard roads, many of them con-| DENTIFRICES | Our Prescri tion 3 BOY BOB BATHING F hot Boyan Regular price $5.00. Monday at tl Old Reliab! iT Stak on ee “aaa P FOR GIRLS " ya Ic ‘ eliable */ This associati has safeguard- 5 »e Paste s4c : — | Be ASSOGAION % bi pee | ove Pebeco 870 Best Hair Clipper made. Absolutely guaranteed blades of finest BASEBALLS ed this bond issue It has promo Oc Inana'’t Paste » Cod TAver Extract ed its campaign as a nonpartisan 50c + aan rd Paste ... . .39¢ quality cutlery steel, hardened and tempered. Strong, light and y f 60c appeal and is happy in the support | $1.00 Pyorrhocide Powder. . .79¢ relent hans ee a sane ee ee eee ' yeece or 4 of both the Republican and Demo- | 60c Forhan's Paste 49c » edt alin a; Nand De -cCans eae : American or National League, a s 3-Plece Pencil c ae ey county organizations. It has! Sanitol Paste or Pow. . .3 for 50c : S | P . ' (7 . horsehide cover guar. and Blue ‘t down a road plan serving the . , aie rice, , seceaiiel . , —= : anteed 18 innings. Suits. cc ‘entire count Y, OO gem King . " s $25 2- Pants Suits, Advisory Committee. | GOLF BA l Repainted 3 : Bal price eceeseee It has created an Advisory Com- blues and pencil mittee of citizens whose standing | 49c a for $1.25 \ WILLIAMS’ egeer- Spring jin the county begets confidence | that the money will be honestly . : om $14. 50 and efficiently spent. It has ob- | Barbers’ Shears 79c Berber’s Ber Shavier § Ss. , tained from the County Court a | ‘e-Iinch; $1.50 value , s $25 2-Pants Gab-. | pledge that it will be guided by the | ~~ H Fill d D 0 H Cuts to 1 advice of the Advisory Committee ° as illed to ate ver a the pound . Cc 6. 90, | through its in umbency. It will | 4 Million and a Half s $20 ‘Genuine Gabardine | Pree a eves STON TEUCETS | Prescriptions ' Latest 1925 Styles candidates for the County Court a also im- | weasel Hog: i mp | : 7he AMERICAN om, x also Im F Z_QO. pledge of their support of the en- | Bs a, We employ “agen P gies Priced c p | Sal Hepatica, 2Ic, 42c, 78 | from-.....49¢ Up || | tire road plan and its prosecution. ; perienced and ’ PS s’ Powder Blue Vest It will undertake to defeat candi- | tered pharmacists. Our praces AUTO VACUUM ICE CREAM FREEZER - i dian two pairs pants; dates who will not give such a demand consideration. - ! Liseptio Table . pledge The Auto-Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer { Smokm Tob cos sii 4 a ae i 6. re “st. Louis County must have WRIGHT AND DITSON All = : divided cnae two aemameda poet rl mg 25c MAVIS TALCUM g ac its’ | better roads. Everyone is agreed 1925 Champion Tennis Balls Pep-o-Mint | 7 rh, with an opening at each end, one for the nits, 2 for ....260 | $4.4 an that Et lav’ ot 7 eo | 1 95 Life Savers Brands cream mixture, the other for he tae and 16-oz. ting Tuxedo...........850 upon 1a uesday's election of- or Beechnat —— =~ me ~ , salt. It is absolutely sanitary a easy 3 f 50 : 7 mere Suits. | fers a safe, economical, practical 45c 3 for $ . . Mints Chewing a to clean. No paddies or loose parts to or Cc 16-07 tins Velvet. .....-«..-950 ILETRIES ; bees Sample $2 4 opportunity to embark upon a co- . All Flavors. Gum ; y 7 pe Penel ey ee See ae _ ere 16-02. tins Prince Albert... .950 ee . herent plan that in three or four P | li S . ] Box of Res of a = houschold purposes, hospitals, sick- east —38c oe 16-oz. tins Serene Mixture, $1.15 s $1 Shirts, tan stripes, | years will. bestow upon the county | a mo lve pecia k rooms, picnics, auto rides and excur- attached ; lete syste of har , 20 P &5- 20 Pk P= —_— sions. It is the only Freezer-—fill it be- for $1 one a coruplete system of hard roads. Palmolive Shaving Cream, g5- ia fore you start your trip—~it freezes dur- ° ; mage and ; neckband . The present patching of roads is value .. Se 63 a | ing the riding—cream in then ready to $1.25 Witch Quinine Hair Drees ° Balbrigg Waste of taxpavers' money It Palmolive After-Shaving 63c i rom ie a" serve when desired, It freezes ice cream $1 .00 MAVIS Pi d’ H l vs ~ must be stopped.” Walewias VANS - +++ >+05 oF —~- aT smooth, firm and velvety in 54 —— DY TALCUM inaud $s aze Mess $1 VW Sec |. | | iM) = — ; r i Mavi Sh Eat ira thie a [In support of the Permanent ' Tetal Value : Kenn . ime : i ae serena BOI After the Bath Lilac ‘nee. phte: ow oe Met G Fiber Striped Shirts 81.25 Fioad and Bridge Association’: Sale Price, . 30c Mh) ‘ 5 se! Vegetal pint 1 a MUUEB snes Pinte er fee) meres, Assomation’s | , $1.00 ee __344 2-OUART 4-QUART Complete with Velour bottios VP poe 60c pverr, Boston or Pari=x Garters, — ee age ' vonage won t the........ ' I ’ Kolynos athy v -Q Puff.. C » waaeyce | fi School Blouses. | Me | burden taxpayers, County Highway . T a Tooth “e meme 83 27c i and Police Suspenders. 19¢ Engineer sablonsks issued this } . - Milkweed re —- Cc ‘s lhe Cotton Sox bala oll by een es, | Paste e ves, ‘s and Boys’ Caps : . POSTON: Powdered Cream e . : be Combination Ow eratte £1.75 | ‘Valuation of property held by | Boric Acid Orchard 19 Rubbing Bay Rum s Jackle Coogan Tams, | nonresident owners, including more Whi Cc SPECIAL SALE of Al hol Pint FI W C — ogg UN than 200 real estate subdivisions. Pound ite 73c 3 for 55c — | Johnso n s oor 259¢| t band Cl nat hese by railroads and other | 24¢ , ELECTRIC FANS Pt. Bottle Bottle PASTE ONLY ; | mishiic ‘litie: > s $1.50 publi utl es and by corporations 29¢ ; 9 3 4 - ns Pencil Stripe, Blue property hel : by residents, includ- THEATRICAL : al . ‘Gold Medal’ ing farmers and home owners. is Daggett & , $6.00 Star-Rite S$ ‘ me Pants $2. 95 | aol 10-Inch || Ramsdell’s COLD CREAM 7-inch, ror 4 98 Remove Spots, Stains | 25° Dier-iss_Telcum, 3 for S00 Ws heavy bive or white| ..., ome Sot Burtensome WH) Whisk ||. Cold $0.00 Star-Rite Fan, @7 ()5| and Dirt With —_| 38 Sohneon’s Baby Talcum, tho ralls and Ts apn 7 : eens : ’ —... @| county would be paying 50 cents Brooms Cream | 8-inch, straight . See een - : on the $1 for a complete syster ot “ MAL, | | Oe nara rods under the band tenee ~oresets || 39c, 69c : - ea $10.00 Star-Rite Fan, $8.95 ae ee La 2c Nadine Talcum, 2 for... .250 | fe 10-inch, straight . nergine .........2/C | 25c Squibb’s or Bat With Boys’ Suits Taxes under the bond issue would ; DOUBLE. FAGLE STAMPS | not be burdensome, despite t} $1 29 Soc Sentont Pubes ae Mail Orders Filled | subtle appeal to | backw eran ° equipped - Ciey > “ = tes a: eee Star- vn Fon 13. 95 89 1 49 | 25c Jontec! Talcum : ; nad by Some oppon ‘Ss chief] with a . a “ r ; a . Oscl a or. a ae . ee ee an ame , | ie mapeeaghg , nickel ball Horlick’s l aes S. S S c, $ A Special Sale and | those already possessing hard roads adjoining their property, who ar: Malted } ae n . : ji unwilling now that other parts of Milk O Op t] al D p tm t D il . the county should enjoy similar . i ur 1c epar e ep atories Demonstration | advantages. re volte ae tia. aoe _wisen A “The Talk of sP Louis” “Growing Daily” | $1.00 De Miracle. .. IN OUR WASHINGTON AV. size “Th stime 1ade for the $3.,- ar serv- e . ; Wr w OF E ¥ PR oto ge Emgpaadlat baglay ice ita sure 1] °° = 38 EFFICIENCY -:- POPULAR PRICES -:- SERVICE| 50c Spring Maid........ mBO THE FAMOUS Eighth ade Franklin was that taxes would be 20 cents a — 63.75 Hospital A pure, white cleansing Eyes 3 BOe MOGs ..cccccceseess Autostrop Razor itiieassecemmesamesa= on Size, Cream that removes dust Framined $1. 00 Delatone Mitte 6 Reguar $1.00 Autostrop Rasor , Z23C $2.69 particles that clog the pores $1.25 Bellin's Wonderstoe OPEN : Free of the skin, soothing and Final EVENINGS | 50c Non-Spi Deodorant, 34¢ || healing. Regular 65c; Tbe We. GU11 .... cvcannens Maavfacterors : pound can 75c | — A Clearance | jj -- Te ay = ape, 1x5 yards. . . 300 oom Shampoo ow $1.00 =z (freckle oni ’s) Tablets “THE BIG RED BAG” cream > 0 6¢eeenduee Powder, 29¢ 25¢ Aspirin Tablets $1.00 Hynes Cones (for CEDAR MOOTHPROOF 50c Carmen Face 00 mag L’Origan Per- (Bayer’s) dozen women) AND STORAGE BAGS “ During This ra | 50c Aspirin Tablets (Bay- 85c Jad Salts REDEX wa er Phonographs Reduce er’s) 2 dozen Joint Ease. (Size 26x54 in.) | oa Phew =] Keeps ciathing, | 5 $1.25 Aspirin Tablets (Bay- | $1 K. D. X. Hair Tonic. .79c Pape furs, blank ote, 1250, 1251 rill feel se good. NaN: Et t : rugs, etc. free! 50¢ Djer-Kiss Face Pow- he cent, You wurence a3 O 0 O er’s) (bottle of 100). .93c Listerin 21c, 42c, 79c | Has all the merits Ut fs ee from moths, dust, rt. | ‘ a 35c Bf] Bromo Seltzer. .23c, 45c, 88¢ | 60c McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil] of the higher SA. F gs SB] moisture and ver- 4 selections of Terms as Low as $1.50 Cadomene sae Tablets .... priced Bags. . = 7 min. — Soap, 1%, 3 T cea? with | 1.29 | Nature's Remedy. ae Z.- Reed sf Per Week = | J] corter's river itis, 3 for 50¢ ; 2ic, 420,70¢| SPECIAL (|) QgaMm@| SPECIAL | 60c Glaso Liquid Nail Xe | 1.00 Nujol . .69c pe =] "New Starck Classique Phonographs, $125 to $850 | 60c Calif. Syrup Figs. -.39¢ Pinkham's Vegetable Com- 5 B AGS | < = "i 5 BAGS af een Rice Face Pow., 39¢ * I] 40c Castoria (Fletcher's) 3 pound 31 ‘. fae LA. Starck Piano Gn | for Van Ess Hair Tonic, $1.37: eens Sa ne eS ee Te 's Ki i 3 bottles SS 49c Cream .. Se nd ‘Bf DeWitt’s Kidney Pills, : Seventh a Menufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos § 4 39c, 79¢ | $1 Ben Hur Perfume, oz..79c : 49c 50c La Blache Face Pow., St. Charles 8 OLIVE ST. ¢s. x. cor. 11m) ST. LOUIS L736 Rexall tore OPEN EVENING

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5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has VORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED aren ee BAKER IS ‘LOOKING INTO GAMBLING HERE ‘ : In St. Louis to Address Pyth- ians, He Is Silent on An) Action He May Take. (jov. Baker. who was .n last night to make an rall® meeting of the Knights Pythias at Moolah Temple. toid a} Post-iDspatch reporter in answe: to inquiries that mplaints of o: ganized gambling St. oLaits County had recentiy | ude t him and that he was AiIng the matter He would net say who had ma« the complaints or what éc' any, he expected to take lI would not tike to discus® mat tere of this nature att fn lam here at the request of Pst friends and not on. officia bus, nees.”"" said the Governor Neithe would he discuss the worr f his new Police obDard Gov. Baker. who formerly was vic@® grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in Missouri, was greeted by about 500 knights and members of the Pythian Sisters who had assembled in the interest of the Knights of Pythias million- doliar fund for a home at (Grand and Delmar boulevards. The ernor Was escorted to the Stage a company of uniform rank Pyth- fans and was introduced by former Gov. Frederick D. Gardner, who is also a member of the order. Friendship, charity and benevo- lence, the tenets of Pythianism was the subject of the Goyernor's address, and he did not digress ' mention politics or anything Dor- dering on his work as Governor. “T had not expected to say I was Governor, but Gov. Gardner intro- duced me as such—the job-hunters are always ren&oding me of that.” said Gov. Raker After the meeting the Governor shook hands al] around and de- parted for Cape Girardeau. LAST OF CINCINNATI LIQUOR GRAFTERS IS SENTENCED Member of Police “Flying Squad.” 33a Defendant. Gets a Year ami a Day. | BSpec'al to the Poet-Dispatch ' CINCINNATI, -O.. April 25.—A'/ year and a day in Atlanta pen bey : ; tentiary. was the sentence imposed teday by Federal Judge Hicker looper on Leo M. Mever. former. member of the police “fiving squad.” last of the defendants in the Mquor graft cases to be sen- tenced. His sentence brings the number of those to go to Atlanta prigon to 33. 26 former policemen and seven drv agents. Thomas C Wileox. Department of Justice [r- vestigator. told Judge Hickenlooper that the amount of graft paid Mever was $4452. Mever, Wilcox explained, acted as collector for one of the sub-squads in the flving equad. On behalf of Mever it was ehown he was shot in the knee while trying to apprehend a par- roll robben Mvyer's aged father Gied the day after his son was in- dicted Aseictant TMetrict Attorne Lee Beaty disclosed to Judge Hick enioopier tha: last December ‘her was a Meeting of members ” " “Tiying squad” at which Detect! Gambe ur@wed that the men shou!:! Quit receiving graft. Some of then refused to take money after that Beaty said, but Meyer continued to _ take tt. Judge Hickenlooper tn !m- posing sentence said that he con- sidered all the police officers who had come before him to be brave and conscientious tn the perform- aftitce of their duty with the excep- tion of receiving this kind of graft on ——_—— JACKSONVILLE DELEGATION SEEKING HISTORICAL DATA Celebration Planned of Hundredcth Anniversary of Morgan County, 1! Im order to secure t! historical details for the ser ence at Jacksonville this ° . the 100th anniversary, guinigation of Morgan Cou Frank J. Hein! f Jacksonvilie hae deen in Fdwardeville for severa days, searching the records ‘ Via igon County. He is bein a force of abetractors More than a century ago a!! of if? Herceasan rs g aided by Tilimois north of St. Louis of the present State of Wisconsin and parts of Michigan and Minr sofa were itncluded n Mad ison Ceunty. Til. of which Ea@warde- Ville Was the county seat and i+ te nothing unusual for residents o/ regions clear up on the Canadian border to come to Fdwardsyv: ie +o gearch the county records for veri- fication of mooted points or for in- formation concerning long Past questions. Hein! was former's County Clerk of Morgan County and’a member of the Illinois Lee- isiature. JUST OFF TME BRATEN PATH FOREST LAKE RESORT ™MEF COOKING CWHR EES AND FISH DINNERS bathing. deacing. fenni«. if it’s a §*STUTZ’”’ It’s the Best “JUST ASK THE FELLOW WHO OWNS ONE” 4 MADE AND GUARANTEED BY THEY COST NO MORE. CASH OR CREDIT Wirite for 108 N. 12TH ST. GUARANTY CYCLE CO. Catalog. MAIN 1180 “THE STORE WITH THE ORANGE FRONT srr OU re ro J VD ° sw ” a # a s / a oa 7 , P ; 2 . - When a Feller Needs a Friend! There isn’t a youngster anywhere who ‘hasn't a bicycle who doesn’t need a friend! : ¥ Your boy—has he a bicycle to keep him outdoors getting a healthy tan, growing stronger day by day, developing into the very picture of perfect health and clean-living boyhood? The initial cost of a bicycle is very moderate—the upkeep is practically nothing. Your dealer will be pleased to show you the latest models—for your boy, your daughter, your wife, yourself. You ought to see them today. Everybody, from six to sixty—to enjoy the benefits of outdeor life, get plenty of exercise, and keep in the pink of condition— should Ride a Bicycle =a Exclusive Distributors THOROBRED—JUPITER—BEARCAT BICYCLES BICYCLE WEEK SPECIAL SFE OUR NEW IMPROVED THOROBRED RACERS — High Grade “BEARCAT” Racing Bicycles—Best Racing Fxjuipment. Each $35.00 BICYCLES > : Mi = 7 OCU ST Seaccck Sperling Food ra C17i/tslltdf. . otu ST , a* VACATION GUIDE FREE The Cosmopolitan Tours Red Book should be in the hands of every one planning a trip this Summer. This Red Book, which can be had by sending the cou- pon below, to F. E. Landmeier, General Agent, 310 N. 4th Street, gives full details on some of the most inter- esting, luxurious, and at the same time inexpensive vacation trips which have ever been offered to the public. Two De Luxe Cruises MAIL THIS COUPON FOR YOUR COPY Around the 1-9 Pe EPR F es ee World ‘ meng . , , by the beauct:. Rend withont charge 0 9 gone s. S. RESOLUTE alucen of Crussing Steamships J oeeter ship ci the S.S. Reliance Ale . From New York My name Oct. 24, 1925 dined min® utoood vas os From San Francisco i ae Feb. 9, 1926 An idea) ship for cruimng—an expenenced Management — a spendd innerary | | RATES $1500 and up OUR VACATION PLAN a he arran«c : with ‘es a 7 " + im the Pret SpPatan a . Oy + 4 ‘ wit + LINES | Resort and Travel Bureau > aR lume DF readin ‘of the Post-Dispatch RR ce | Main Pleer—Poset-Dispatch TRAVEL and RESORTS (G Turn Your Eyes to MINNESOTA for a Real Outdoor Vacation! \ } THATEVER your idea of a vacation may be—fishing, canoe- ing,motorboating, sailing,swimming, horseback riding, motoring, hiking, golfing, camping or whatnot—you can enjoy it to the utmost in Minnesota. Whether you like the gay life of a summer resort hotel or the quiet seclusion of a cottage”or cabin at the lake or a camp in the woods—you can find just the accommodations to suit you in Minnesota—at moderate cost. For outdoor sports under ideal conditions—for fun—for a real rest—for health —come to Minnesota! Visit Minneapolis First!. Here you will find us ready to give every assistance to make your vacation in Minnesota an enjoyable one. At the Publicity Bureau in the Gateway Building can get up-to-the-minute information about roads, hotels, resorts and where to go for fishing or whatever sport you wish to enjoy. Besides,there are many interesting things to see and do @ __ that will make it worth your while to spend a few days in Minneapolis—theCity Beaunful. g3S Write for free booklet! 1 contains much helpful in- . formation and many interesting pictures. Just mail the coupon. Publicity Bureau f====3:¢=" Please send me your free Booklet on Minnesom, S. L. P.-D. Name — Street No — “ City ee Sar @ International a the Raw tatest Freee : © PARIS. April 25.——Foreign Min- Briand is preparing for an French conference to - in London soon for the con- tion of the problem of secur-_. 4 the French war debt. = co-British diplomacy re- Eeed upon an active phase to-) S with the arrival of M. De; City Am jau. French. Ambassador to pointed F; ¢ Britain. Briand conferred succeed W him thie morning. going over | questions that would likely be “gn earne ted im a conference with 'sticn and veh statesrren. ‘ tlewl ' pow is thought that contact ments H n the new French Govern-/ o¢ gutome ¢ and the British will not like-}| .oen. a secur before the French Parlia- gen, os i reconvenes late in May, be- | o¢ the ite the new Cabinet desires t? | snip pai just bow it is going to stand | Sethe French Senate before en- a ve 7 in serious negotiations with ‘tain not have | qganne: year, it wm “Sea Ore Mine Sold at Auction. | gessments ~PpOPLAR BLUFF. Mo.. Aprfi 25. ready hav whe property of the Middle State! ¢,. Ore Co.. at Keener, near here, | way " gold under the hammer to- untif D - The property, estimated at! pisses. « than $30.000, sold for $500. in an ti gale followed a court execi- | .nech ep | after judgments for labor | nus Prict! 1. W. Rodgers of this city fam Cairo. lil. and H. E. Spring-| ermee 2 presroter. were the owners. Sw ene pe , Yount. local attorneys repre | 4.4140 oa a wn ee ee ment of th : \ Apportions Om THE OCULIST | & ==2- \ } personnel The Optometrist | "= | The Optician | American ® Have had their proper place | Bin our e%e service for 27 | risinetn} We are NOT mere Le. died 3 spectacle sellets. - | feets of t . vesterday | * Moritz Optical Co. omnibus w | of holy yet of bus eo {_ 609 W. BROADWAY —PHILLII ) ILK OF MAG ou must ask for “Phillips” or Ou mray not get the original, enuine Milk of Magnesia Prescribed by physicians over ty years for Sour Stomach SAILINGS TO EUROPE # lith & Pine ‘Sick Headache _Biliousness. Refuse Imitations Insist upon genuine “Phillips.” ee Saas t Joint Majestic Hotei - o"— L . e ” Se 5 Oltwe “. to Napi and Ge . - e Service Bidg.. 1135 ¢ —_ abies nea. contains directions W bite Star Line ' St.. St. Leoats - TL . ae ; h package di : on . ~] : ~ the med * a te Plymouth-Cherbours-Hamodurs. | GITLIO-CESARE July 7 Sept. 22 —s gf ‘ ed and approved by ARABIC .......May 6 June10 July 19] ,,. ieee ide ac aae = ae | i . “AND ANIA _ | May 23 Tune 27 Aug. 1 ¥@ German Lioyd, 100 N. La Salle St..Chi | P a tl profession for fifty years for | N. Y¥ -Pirmouth-Cherbhourg-Rremen. >> _Aacher Line, 1135 Olive St. St. Legi® (ctr TTscART May5 MUENCHEN May 26 | A “—“ 3 above conditions. —ew York to Londonderry and Glasgow. | COLUMBUS May14 COLUMBUSJune9/ / | .CSCANTA M 2 May 30 Sept. “5 | a aa ' *ASSYRI«4 Mar ) June 6 July 4 N. ¥. to Bremen (direct il: ° TMBITA Mar na ?? Iniy11 | °LUETZOW JuneZ °S VENTANA July 16 | AMERONTA | May 23 June 20 Anug.15|°YORCK,June20 °S.VENTANA. Aug.25/ ? 2S5c Bottles : ORNTA...June 27 ¢*July 25 Aug. 22 N. ¥. to Queenstewn (Cobh)-Bremen. | = Chicago & North West - ’ Paces Reeton a's 7A *SREMEN , May 19 June 25 July or National Rail . = 7 Red Sta j a ‘ | Star Line. lith end Pine Sta = : Atiantic Transport. Lith and Pine Sts | (wajestic Hotel Bidz). St. Louis. | a i (Majestic Hotel Bldg NV Y. te Plymouth. Cherbeurg. Antwerp. Hs ¥ _ N ¥_ to Chertenre. London rAPT ALY .. Anr 28 Jnune9 July Pi 71 WwW. H. BURKE, Gen Agee | TN \HDA.¢Mavr 2 *Mar 30 *June 27 | °ZFELANT May 7 June 4 July 2 408 Olive Street, #4 * . 4 . * ——— . . 4 _— . " ° _ = T.—("{%e 4 . iene ~- = ono) > Mt av rl | Tore 7 e y i'w , 2 ; 5 Leuls Ma . 4 7 4 MS NE WASK A M : Tune 20 July 18 | BELGENLAND May 2S June 25 July 39 — - a - , ? s Cherbourg. calls at Boulogne hs 4 3 , Reyal Mail. 117 W. Washin«ton. Chicage. i ‘ j , — “‘urard Line. 1135 Offre “t.. St TLewts. NW - ¥ -Cherbourg-Sonthampton. Pambure -. * , Ww wv >. “herbourg ard aa ithe moton. e _ R 4 ot 1 4 War ” “a Reremnds ) : +a % . ' ‘ ——- * a — *9 Wed 2 — 2) . rr TA VWaw TA B =a 77 / vt? _ ; b= “~ 7 ‘ wv ~ vy : oy . — _- > s a 4 Var ” ? Tees id > ‘+ . a - “- P a ‘ ; . 3 © ’ ine 4 x RT “NS 4 M . 30 TuIne a7 y '¥ 2s a . te ‘Aven calle at P'er 5 - , me 4 *Iuly 2 * y 30 ee : bY bad » & “ eere?t «nm , we . Ca Ham> -¢g oe 3 . ’ . rs yr : 4 iT *» "oe 2) S =e 7? ‘a c e@ tr) al? “- - , ' ? 7 ‘Fr ston Aug ‘TNTTED STATES Mar 28 July 7 Ane 18 - a. ; é Roe on -obh (Queenstown Liv¥ernco! “OSCAR TI -- Jane 9 Sept. 3 Ort. 15 THE - : a 3 bi TA Ma Tone © Inte 9 Swedish Amer. Line, 70 F. Jackson Chicage —. SYSTEM IN AMERICA q > ~ LA Mar 2? June 20 Inty 18 | New York to Sweden. Norway Degmarm. aa NOW GOING - ae 4-Cherhon ee.” aisle T™-'aed and Raltte Statee , ° PANTA Tune 13 Inlvr 18 Sept. 12 | *TROPTNINGHOLM Mav® Inve 9 Futys —— 4 : ie *LANCASTRIA. Avg 279 Sept. 26 «| "STOCKHOLM. ..May 28S Inne 30 ange 1 —? ' a . United American Vines. ITT N Wy | «4 § TRY | French Tine 7279 “. 19th St. @t Lente | pone By es og A. chigar “irloJ ‘ a XN z to P ¥ mBour o- Flan re-Parts Tam brre American T tre Thi--ee ‘ q a °*ze ' af Ce : ie : "a 7 wT ¢« C}erhornre Brent’ enretee Ta ethane value q , une a 2 he ” Avr RrrRTr RAYLINS ane FOF "Ime T? Tle 9 be per rofl WY. to HavreParts PaO Tore May 5 Ture ° Bene 2n eTa Farner Mav ® une 4 Inte @ SererTactsy_ANTD Mev l4 Yune °5 @une e DA . \SSF Mayr 14 Innel!? Inte a) @FYTTANCE Mav 19 Tune 14 Inte 14 j > . ~“ = _——— Ane 12 err rwuTr?T_ AWT Var 78 nie 9 «A ‘“ 79 . ‘ . _~ ~ = — a hh Qreen oS ue % Travel Departmen The Comfort HONOLTLI and return, ist class. $270. <YR" and returns. I<t clees. ROUND THE WORLD. tet cabin. $1°R8. Beck Now Send for Picture F S544. | Nieth end Locust eo. 7. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. 2 Pine St. Sam Fraactece. ae. eins Cencral 658 The POST DISPATCH is the only St. Louts evening pewspaper giving Associated Press sews service, as YS

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+h NDAY, Ril, 26, » land thet is strange and new trip that offers most in ecenie \ Canedian National steamer mm Vaencouver—up the North | Alaske. All outside etate- 20.00 for com-day crip, Vem way andreturn. Meals and Stop over et Jesper National ugh service Chicago, | Perk and Vancouver, vis orth Western-Cenediea aye through Duluth and RKE. Gen'l Oliwe Street, . Leuels, Mo. im 497498. : i es ne aN ESS THE LARGEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN opxamn NTSIDE. DCE | Minnesote’s Arrowheed_o@ _ Six miles west of Ely. _— northesst of Duluth on Le nge Ry. and peved and sre and ge dining room. epacious labby ve euites, ‘Thiry leg colies. elec- od conveniently near the joése peteat mechanice ie carsce. CO™ pinent Including moter rev Competent guides for fieding ‘eed eaimon trout, wall-eyed p= age Netione! tthe gateway to Superior when races country of the pork. ~*~ yount for trips inte tbe greater de Sth. Make reservations sew 07 oe. Bete en Adareee Ww A. ALDEN, Mme BURNTSIDE LODGE os” Rox 2 liurn ted Min —_—— AL Comfort Route”’ 7 from New York MANY % : x rs sUND A Y. APRIL 26, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circutation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED \ .' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "97" Associated | psn av CEHNER TO ATTEMPT ee” TONLE TNATON International Problenis 18. April °5.——-Foreign Min- Beeo-Britieh diplomacy re upon an active phase to-| with the arrival of M. De; City Assessor Fred Gehner, ap- pointed Friday by Mayor Miller to : succeed William Buder, ‘announced this morning, going over yesterday that he would initiate ions that would likely be/“an earnest effort” to equalize tax- y, French Ambassador to’! Britain. Briand conferred Briand is preparing for an > wd Seench conference to be, New Assessor Also to Hunt or oO ? ' ~ . Tf the i “ om 4 9 oa Tax Dodgers and Check : on 0 pier ‘ (>( - ‘ the French war debt. L p Auto Owners. » : ‘Yr ‘_ ef in a conference with/ation and locate tax dodgers, par- ticularly as to personal assess- statesmen put Britain. > 7 ¥ it in. » the new French Govern- and the Brith ish wil l me before the French Partin. le seconvenes late in May, be- uae the new Cabinet desires to > just how it is going to stand | . , hef } French Senate before en- Same in serious negotiations with n property of the Middle State employes of the company, lke ship and worth. P now is thoug ght that contact ments. He mentioned that owners of automobiles, as one class. would | come under particular scrutiny, his office to check up on the records of the license office as to owner- However, any attempt at dn- }creas® of personal assessments will not have effect for more than. a/| ‘year, it was pointed out. The as- until December. 1926. ‘ Ore @ Mine — phn Auctson: \sessments for the current year al- PLAR BLUE 0. April <“%-|ready have been made up. That \for next year, as of June 1. 1925. Ore Co., at Keener, near here, | wi}; not be ceiifi . certified fi ollect old under the hammer to- ir collection aa The property, estimated at mee than $30,000, sold for $500. Magaie followed a court execu- after judgments for labor! mom 6. VW. Rodgers of this city Bibier, as Asseseor, songht to ob- tain an increased office force, to j;check up on personal assessments. | but friction with the Board of) Aldermen operated to negative his dition was desirable, but hardly likely in the light of the annotnce.- } years. We are NOT gpectacle sellers. " if 0 ti : | By the Associated Presse American Woman Killed in Italy. TURIN Italy, April 25.—Mres. Elizabeth Murray of Washington. D. ee —— Zeeiro, lil., and H. E. Spring- P : otter, were the owners. ta for -0 additional clerks. Yount, local attorney, repre- vehner said yesterday such an ad- | ~—— ;}ment of the Beard of Estimate and | Apportionment that efforts would ae . rf af THE OCULIST | be made to reduce the city hall} 4 s personnel by from 200 to 300 em- Sees The Optometrist | "ere |, The Optician 1 Have had their proper p lace } in our ede service for 27 mere : (*.. died here today from the ef-'| of the bus to a precipice. Sick Headache _ Biliousness Refuse Imitations 25c Bottles » §0c bottles—Any Drugstore. . Mastipation Indigestion uur Stomach Gases Isist upon genuine “Phillips.” ANTACID mach package contains directions CORRECTIVE sied and approved by the medi- LAXATIVE Gl profession for fifty years for fhe above conditions. aineat ae spring Recular Values, per roll DAINTY FLORAL SHINTZ Be vals. per soit. SUNPROOF DATMEAL DUPLEX Regul ar Se val. per rell, A fomplete line of eW patterns. APESTRY ay C ALL PAPER BARGAIN SALE NOW GOING ON Beautiful new patterns for every room in your home. Each pattern by itself on a large display board. You see the Wall Paper as it will appear on your own wall. They are shown in our daylight salesroom, where you can see the actual colors. The price is plainly marked on each sample. Look over all the patterns at your leisure. We do not try to sell you. Ito 35¢ a Roll, Buy when you are ready. Low price always. OMBINATIONS SOLD ONLY WITH BEAUTIFUL BORDERS AND BANDS 809 NORTH 7th STREET REMEMRER THE NUMBER AND NAME _WEBSTERS e Have ONE Store oe fects of the injuries she received vesterday in jumping from a motor | omnibus while touring with a party | of holy year pilgrims. She became | 609 N. BROADWAY 7 . frightened by the close approach | oe | i ; PROTECT | if Your Doctor | and Yourself | | -PuiLups yi OF MAGNESIA. ou must ask for “Phillips” or nvay not get the original, peune Milk of Magnesia Wescribed by phvsicians over mity years for Mail Orders Filled Promptly. Add 10% for Postage and Packing 7% AND LOCUST 514 WASHINGTON LPH 515 OLIVE DE BOLIVAR #7 KINGSBURY 7-Hour Service es onday Is Economy Day at GE’DO New Store in Wellston 6100 Easton DRUG STORES S Try Our New Super - Tone Photo Finish Regular $1.60 S. S. S. Judge & Dolph’s Price $ 49 Regular $1.00 Wampole’s. Cod Liver Judge & Dolph’s Price 19¢ Reg. 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s) Judge & Dolph’s Price 27¢ Regular $1.10 Tanlac 79¢ | Reg. 50c Williams’ Gypsy Dyes Aqua Velva Judge & Dolph’s Price a9C¢ $1.25 Gude’s Pepto Mangan Judge & Dolph’s Price Cc Regular $1.00 Listerine Judge & Dolph’s Price 79¢ Regular 35c Wright’s Silver Créam Judge & Dolph’s Price Zic $1.00 LAVORIS Judge & Dolph’s Price 79¢ Fresh Moth Balls Per Pound Judge & Dolph’s Price 1c | Judge & Dolph’s Price | Reg. $1.20 Cald- well’s Syrup Pepsin Judge & Dolph’s Price §3c $1.10 ‘Nuxated Iron Judge & Dolph’s Price Regular 25c Mavis Talcum Judge & Dolph’s Price 4c | 15c | Reg. 50c Mulsified | Cocoanut Oil Judge & Dolph’s Price aac WELL: Te avoid disease, keep yourself built up. jf your stomach, bowels and liver du not function prop- erly. you sooner oar later fall prey to some disense. HER KO is nm purely vere- table preparation that acts by remov- ing the cause of dixease and build- ing up the syatem. Regularly 50 Regular y ste. 39c Bitterness Gone The full effect of Epsom Salis, without the masty taate. Ask for Luly’s Hi-Test Epsom Salts Tablets 25C NO MESS! for. ners NO FUSS! ion oan lingerie, etc. Bottle at Merely Add to Rinse Water Every Woman Will Want One of These Carry-All Cases Fine patent leather covered hat-box- shaped Carry-All Cases: sturdily made with clasp lock and lined with water- proofed material. This Case will prove indispensable to women on w eek-end trips for carrying bathing suits and ether articles. Similar Cases sell every- where at from $1.75 te $2.50. Judge & — . special price to you | A Good Electric Iron for $ 1.98 Guaranteed for One Year Six-pound weight, complete with six-foot detachable cord and plug. Same efficient Iron as any $5 value on the market today. MOTH PROOF BAGS Why pay more when you can protect your clothes from moth, dirt, .moist- ure and vermin by using LEMCO CEDAR MOTH AND STORAGE BAGS They possess all the merits of higher priced Rage, yet we scll them at— 5 san 254 fs 50¢c Loveliness is only skin deep— Keep your skin lovely Benbow’s Cream Heeps the skin smooth and velvety and aives it the gtow of health. Hegular 35e, Monday only, 19¢c Overweight 3 Bathe It Away With San-i-Sal &AN-I-SAL takes off from 2 te 5 pounds in your firat bath. Just add the SAN-I- SAL te your ordinary het bath. A ftew such baths will help slenderize veur figure, and bring out ite graceful curves of beauty. Your skin will be softer and clear- er, your aystem toned up and yours. SAN.-T- SAL, baths chase away that “all tired out" feel- ing. Many — ple break up cold with SAN. I-SAL bathe. toe. Price, $1.00 Six-Bath Complete Reducing Course, $5.00 Regular $1.00 NUJOL Judge & Dolph’s Price §3c Eveready Garment Bags Judge & Dolph’s Price §9c Reg. 60c California Syrup of Figs Judge & Dolph’s Price 42c Regular 50c Non-Spi Judge & Dolph’s Price a9c Do You Know This raiotany Secret? The perfect base for the perfect make- up. immediately after the wash. apply No. 4% oe =o le Cologne Ite miid astrings¢ loses the pores and protects the rom exposure .“ Dm de Cologne igorating. “sage a fragrant. | 4 feyorite “for | 133 Money Back If 5 Pounds Quick What's the use of being skinny and run-down? You can build yourself up very easily with Dr. Gross’ Cod Liver Oil Tablets. They're guaranteed to put flesh on you and doitina hurry. Sugar-coated, pleasant to take as candy, these tab- lets sharpen appetite, in- crease energy, build up weight and strength in men and women. Great for puny children, too. Get three bottles of Dr. Gross’ Tablets, take as directed, and if you don't gain at least 5 pounds in 30 days and feel like a new person your money will be refunded. Special price, per bottle ........ 3 Bottles for $2.67 You Don’t Gain | ha Don’t Wait Until July toBuy an Electric Fan You Can Use One Now We can offer you Star-Rite Fans in three sizes at prices to fit any pocketbook. $5.95 Star-Rite 7-Inch Fan. $9.00 Star-Rite 8-Inch Fan. $15.00 Star-Rite 10-Inch Oscillating et ee eS oa ee . $4.98 . $8.19 $12.98 Your Hair as You Like It Without the Use of Grease or Cream Knapp-Kap Perfect Hair Trainer fO a CHILDRESS Regular $1.00 Value a’ 49C McBride’s Stomach Correctors OR ARF. PREPARED ESPRCTALLY | THE STOMACH a8 A CORRECTOR IN Dyspepsia. Indigestion, “Sour stomach, Heartburn, (.46 oF stermnach Permenta- Mal-assimilation of food. 50c tion, Nausea, ' $1,000,000.00 PRESCRIPTION We Wish to Announce That We Have Just Received a Ship- ment of Biofood The New A BC of Health Perhaps the best evidence of the well-nigh startling results of the Riofood 2 ater em is con- tained in the voluntary: personai reports of actual cases, ritt en by the patients themselves at us uote briefls “ne is not saying too much to” say I owe my life to Biotfood for I was getting weaker every day until I began to use it. The above is an excerpt from a letter received from a4 retired business man Further information concern- ing Biofood will be aay given you at any Judge & Dolph Store. eel Now— Magnesia that’s a joy to take The new way leading. doctors new say to take Milk of Mag- nesina—Mintrated (6 multiply the benifits of old forms. Here is a new form of Magnesia—tuc- cessor to milk of magnesia a6 you knew it. A s«scien- tifle development now urced by dec- tors. dentists and in hespitals. A Mac- nesia that lacks the “flatness” of ol forms. That ia re- freshingly delight- ful te a Mintrated - f CREAM OF ine on SAY Magnesia eam At all Judge & Dolph Drug stores 50c Size $1.00 Size 44c 83C Prevention against coughs, colds and were serious respi- ratery diseases; also gum infections. Ideal for feminine hygiene. Ath atll-reund anti- septic of great germ- killiag 4 pewer. yet aheolutely non-peol- senous and anfe te use. Zonite is safe in the hands of a child $1.00 Marmola Reducing Tablets Judge & Dolph’s Price 69c Regular $1.00 Rem Cough Remedy Judge & Dolph’s Price §3c Regular 75c Baume Analgesique Judge & Dolph’s Price Cc Regular $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Creme Judge & Dolph’s Price 19¢c Regular 10c Palmolive Soap Judge & Dolph’s Price Per Cake Dozen Bars, 77e . Regular 60c Woodbury’s Facial Cream Judge & Dolph’s Price 39 Regular 35c Frostilla’ Judge & Dolph’s Price 271¢ 60c Pompeian Face Powder Judge & Dolph’s Price 42¢ Reg. 50c Williams’ Double Size © Shaving Cream Judge & Dolph’s Price doe Regular 75c M. & L. Florida Water Judge & Dolph’s Price Cc Reg. 50c Carmen Face Powder Judge & Dolph’s Price 29¢ Regular 35c Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream Judge & Dolph’s Price 27¢ Regular 50c Pebeco Tow Paste Judge & Dolph’s Price . - ’ . ous * i Pit: “* oe a

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——— — —_ _—— hE. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ceas yesterday told MM Josepha Whitney Says She she had offered her moral suppor‘ ~~ : 7} er , a ee i id Relieves Defendant It« Victim to the accused and material a ‘ acquitted, as she believed the gir! thae the machinery of the law is Monday FREE DRUG SALE—KEIFFER BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN If You Buy One, You Get One Free—Also Single Price Sale PREF Colamea—Bar One— es ain tPree S0¢ Mintrated Cream Magnesia 350 “Se Dr. Parson's Sure (ets (Corns Pree 81 la Grate Clear ibox 180) ve a Te Me Ring's Dyspepsia Cure Tablets Ut Free gi 00 Syrup Pepsin, Caldwell s TMe fhe Aspirin Tablets, Borrouch. 109 ft Free aoe Coffee, Keiffer 4\ Ib e 4.5 Si Nex end tron or Ironized Veast ft Free jee Keiger's Face Powder Mer fhe Dentrne or Yucatan Gam 1 Free tte Cocoa. Stollwerck’s, % Id 19c Se Menthelated Coach Drop. Lt Free se Span. Tri. ¢ ig. SO. $1.58, 3 fer 1@e Mier Rub Alcohol (Te size) i Free Havana Seconds, 100, $1.95 S for 10¢ ite. Whe ar & Cream T. Ler. t Bree ise Ammonia rowd.. Britt's * fer ie $1.75 Gray Nix Hair ~~~ aang i Free | oSe Carter's Liver Pills | 2 fer 2« We, Bbc, Be Tr. lodine. i Pree | Sac Oregon Hops: pound. | Me fhe, 45e Off Wintersreen. 1 Free | s0c. Sic, $1 Vanilla Extract _.19¢, 29. Iiie 10c Silk Weed or Shaving Soap ..1 Free soe $1 DeWitt's Kidney Pills. 29¢. 50 Ge Linen Writing Tabiets i Free g3°5 Reef. Iron and Wine : BAe *he Lane's Liver Pills; best for liver. 1 Pree | T5e Lilee Vegetal: Keiffer’s . . aBe ie Moth Is, box Pree | 2: $1.23 Hairbrush SOc. Bq $1.00. 82.00 ticker Perfame 1 Free $100 Rieck Aiibber Combs 3 Sie Olivile Shaving Cream 1 Free | $100 White Ivory Comb be Ike, The. Sie Phenciphthaician Tabe.. t Free sie CC oroanut O11 Shampoo "Me Si Valet Acte-Strep Rarer 1 Free | sie Shinela Shining Ontfit °9- S100 Reole: «a Spring tenic 1 Free 10@¢ Den Jolian Cigars 2 fer I%¢ "Ke Hinkle’s Pille (100) 1 Free | Rreme ‘selftger 9. Hc. 40c. TX He Whipped Caramets; *.-t> t Free $1.75 Hater Clippers: « dandr 9K. fe Cotten: absorbent 1 Free | i4¢ Seidlits Powders: 12-dexe tin Ie 1%, t pere croand 1 Free We Groves Rrome Oniuine 196° 1@e Aspirin Capeulies; dow Scr 1 Free se Almond Cream: Keiffer’s he Nie, Oe Cold Cream, Theatrical 1 Free ie Peter's Checolate § y niess discussion was » be free and unrestricted The xt as furnished b the cte nographers, engaged by the socie » Keep a verbatim retord 4 proceedings, f ws Lis matter of 4 4nA legiance, I must say setiously that i nk ere ia grave danger and i a ce@licate s . the best of goo foe! - 2 ; ¥ appreciate I °s n , the Jews Attitade of Jews ive lew «ah fr ends _ - rad ed egiance w! r an er with greatest eas n — 3 “MNuntryvy and g Pral privilege of pr 5 : e - ©® goe raise in con e 2 wit! me problem of sec- naiism. I[ had the privilege of ascussing the situation with that listinguished Zionist, Justice Rran- | leis, who took the position that » &e ~~ & & & > | — ae est A y- ~*~ ™ man wWouid be a good deal better Jew if he feit that he had another Hearth «tp which he could +e ssa @28 aa 4 > Origin of Animosity. I venture to suggest that | Sreat deal of the animosity, the nostiiity, the prejudice, the unfair mess toward the Jew has been due! ° Le | racial integrit; h > esires preserve his race ita tha e is unwilling to be iss f n the mmunity x? a ac 4 Tha Ais > Ais. Ss > & and r tha re = le ? 4 ‘= 7 re — ha . r for aff rming sha firs hlica fa cizen and that the rst hliigation seems to mae ts that of undivided allegi- ance.” 5 Those who resented thts com- mentary yesterday remained un - changed today in their ontnion that '~ 7? om . Prof. Brown's words, whatever his » - Mane Ss. reflected upon Jewish POLICE CHIEF SWAMPED WITH INQUIRIES ON GAMBLING RULE trerk Prints Facerpt From Criminal! (mde to Purnish Qnresxtioners With Rasis of Anthoritty VA ‘ x “ persons ssing ™ i | _ - x . : >. » io ire Ainz « = w ~ P inquirers leave their ada o a a > : A 3 - . : os “ - . . > ~. -_ on ; wwe " AT n*@ gia _-* Comtidge Not to Hinder Ship Sate WASHINGTON, April 2 Aen i" ice -?*o- 46 = _—— > > = ™ os ta a - =n _ ' ~ *gard : * 4 ~ a) Zz R. " : ~ ar interes: a a 's vessels operated hw tha i P e = — Voy mn the California rient line 3,041 040, 845 YORK RITE “MASONS Beeatify Your Home Permanentiy With Flowers From Lapark St: Recent Statistics Show the Largest H - Total Yet Reached. 9 Statistics from each of the 49 crand jurisdictions, gathered by |! SSBSERIS Theebergit—Rich. dart creea BRGY , foilage.tarniog red io fa.\. (te gracefal Draoch- Ray V. Denslow, secretary of the es (ined with red berries ai! winter, | , [t DEUTZIA~ Pride of Rechester™—The three higher bodies of Missour! Anest Deutzis: flowers biest piak in cicads. ‘ ‘ ~ Ana NAO Gowering. ‘a g>'den yellow time passed tne 3,000,009 Te greRme4—Opuiifotia, or Ninebark. Choicest, irk. The total ig 3,040,845. tallest Spirea, = to 10 ft: clusters of white 4ow- an ine warning and one other evening Sia Ae COMBINED — ee _ SS A aes ardy Flowering Sk Shrubs THE PICK OF OUR NURSERIES $1: ers in Jane and Jair 4 { SPIEBREA -Vachoutte!. Most eiewant €hite in#& returns are made for ering Spirea.t to St. tali; attractiveall Summer. of the fact that dates | a) 4 5 : . rand Lodge purposes, marking [@% CLIN BIne ROSES —Crimson and white. ne othe Mes » wear. Ware t PRICEL BERRY — New: usicue: almost S Established 1856 e> _e Px : 2 =o = = Tc : Early English Dining- As Illustrated *285 HIS handsome 10-piece Suite was made by one of the fore- most American Furniture manu- facturers, who specializes exclu- sively in the pate ee tion of Dining rig Furniture of the better class. It is constructed of Walnut and Gum Wood, exquisitely finished, and consists of 66-inch Buffet, Cabinet with panel door, Table that extends eight feet, Armchair, and five Side Chairs. The Chairs are covered with Tapestry of an excellent quality. Our present selling price repre- sents a truly notable value. J. Kennard & Sons Washington at Fourth All Motor Buses and All Service Cars Going Downtown as Well as Page, Park, Compton and Hodiamont Cars Step at Our Deore. envnards to Score and Left Fidld-) tes meat. ecke, Crits, Cavene By and Bressler. tional pitching Phy Pete By Rhem, De phue, plus good fortune, en- —@¢g Denoke | Streek out—t hea a 4 the Reds of Cincinnati te i: by Rhem, e it three straight over the o@¢f Dey. 7 SF Irdinals yesterday, 3 to 1, before ning; tert serowd of 45000 customers €@* opecteneti. 7. tsmmans Park. “onchue, knocked out of the box than one round in the first of the series, had the Rickey- completely buffaloed, He per- but three hits and kept widely scattered. even with this good flinging. hue would have been returned Bloser -o Clyde “Pea Ridge” Day Ss score of 1-—# bad not Lady pi led on the visitors. Day, : aad eight rounds, huried a | thar nine times out of 189, sid have been rewarda@d with Mery. But not so yesterday It Was not on the books fer the Rick&-| to win. | Consistent e ls ngs ap- | bases ena y Luck made her f nee in the contest in the sev- sity _ d inning Then a throw from the Unive / Blades to catch a man at the turirtg the took a peculiar hop over Gon-/ Field yest head and two runs went over 1s matters proved. was megh to gain the victory for the | The Pike Rut in the next round) Sut mest made a two-base muff of a! pop files drive and another tally went sing!es. the plate for the Reda for the in the eight rounds he la-/ pest games ided only seven safeties) and had litt two aa these were of the in-| opposing Z variety. The former Musko-'a positions righ'-hander now has pitched re “ornhe foun4s against the Reds and i but were M time ther have scored three Thym's all but one of them unearned. “Che Bt's ou te a bit of pitching for a) paw, Pg man just breaking imto the)and was f ten: smashéd a | Denohue in Fine Form. » field with While Day pitched well, Dogohge/| second } just as good. During the nine) in the s the Cardinals put only efx| runners. on the bases. As told before, | tra-base ided three hits. He walked| enough men and another reached first win. result of a fielders choice. ‘the last three innings not «4 wnal batter reached first. | which pe the Reds won, and sow have} held Wa etx of eight games from the | Both ¢ Ieain. there were eons sore; *™¢ fieid, Ms for the Reds. Twe of the *" error. ‘s regulars, Hargrave and El- ree f Smith. were forced out during nda , Comiest because of injuries. Har- A cote - completed ~~ Room Sut VGA) was hit on the finger by a; tp. while Simth twisted Bis} — oy m rounding first base. ' ford “core on Hafey'« Fly. hind eee Cardinals get the citizen of} ing t Ridge. Ark. off to a one-run; W in the second, when Bottomley here. ed. hiked to third on Bell's : to left and scored on Hafey's borcer ended the round by "™g into a double plar. = the third and fourth innings | Cardinals 4!4 some sensational & >-hind Das? In the third, Caveney and Hargrave had m "ith singles. Denehuye at- & ' sacrifice Bottomiey, rushed over seooped up . wi'n his gloved hand near her's box and tossed toe t “me to ferce Caveney. in the next reand, Toporeer | Walker of a safety with «| hand stop of his smash, in of ¢ ree hase. Two Reds Tnjered. "Tlunity and fortune knocked | door for the Cincinnati club | By the seventh and they teok ad- JACEK of both. prt opened Ulneots * Single, but was forced by meet _ Breasier, in gping inte | eee, * Stew up both hands and . Fre ‘<au's throw trying for left. ply kuline. However, Um-!| and Haeony rejected the Cardinals’ charter . en Neat r Pase. ~ | pomp. Ee? : a]

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SUNDAY, . APRIL 26. 1926, -- —_ — PMT ati ere if : las ui be /4 \, Hh Ys Count HOUSE (§)% ures are a gempteinry ta UN DAY b ' Y,. YU; eran ombodtog tm at MUU “SR wt YH Yj Yfyy Ww “hh fy Yf come” PC)ST-([ a Yj . Yj A Fully Appreciate T TWO. an Dwi VMI). ee —_ — Yy - hf, 4 Vill oe gman era oe coll ZU PaQT 2 eee eee eee se * see ee eeee* =" ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORN: APRIL 26, 1925 modern house com. or $250.90 down bal- “== FARDS LOSE, 3-1; WINGARD HURLS BROWNS TO VICTORY, premises you occupy. and designs to choose phone for catalogue, ice any day including noon lo see actual ter Mfg. Co. ickeymen Unable to ; pOetin, Db ......4.. 5 © 0 2 4 Oo | Pinelll, 3b ie th V oe Pe em andeventer . Bohne, If-rf ...... 400000 pehester Houses, Cottages, © ono u Bressler, ib ...... 40213 0 0 *hools and Garages : oe fo te GR .cccdee 4 @ LA BS OO 5 h, rf ent ot 2 et iy ae | : (aetaee — teomsc D2 8s 8.2 6 . \Caveney, am ..... = ft i . %° . o Ridge .” Day Pitches i Ik Hargrave, c ...... es ee oe ae en bos eke bu eer Se a oe Form but Bad Donohue, p ...... >» © 8 0B © 3 . Tetals ... 35 3 72714 © rs Lost Recruit the See. S 3 | AB. R. HH. O..A.E. -) & Game. eee Oe er or ee eer 4 ey fe DD MEhisescsecmenw 2 CO ip @ - a Presa, GR ..- d:.« 4.8@-3 2 °3B & 4 ’ Bottomley, lb ....2 1135 1 ETT THROW Bel, ieh ......2.. s e118 TULL. VERE 1 alti it Ye i | | GE —eroe Ss eo. le a ——— ’ GOES WILD i\Tepereer, 2b .. -3 © 0 © 4 ee Done Ceerebkitc an OO FO Er FS Day, J Sapp aaey | ee i i. a eh ae —_ Rhem, ese tnwnn a oe 2 Oona @ naa ls Beishles Redsimick ... ....8.100000 Totals 27 132724 2] to Score and Left Field- ‘e's Muff Gives Reds Their Final Run. By Herman Wecke, tional pitching hs Pete hue, plus good fortune, en- the Reds of Cincinnati to itt three straight over the als yesterday, 3 to 1, before wd of 8000 j§customers at yan’s Park. ohue, knocked out of the box) than one round in the first of the series, had the Rickey- | but three hits and kept widely scattered. we would have been returned Sier to Clyde “Pea Ridge” Da) smiled on the visitors. Day, worked eight rounds, hurled a hleve been rewarded with But not so yesterday It Mee noi onthe books for the Rick- fo win Rad Breaks Beat Day. y Lack made her ([irst ap- nee in the contest in the sev- inning Then a throw from Blades to catch a man at the took a peculiar hop over Gon- head and two runs went over as matters proved, was to gain the victory for the rive and another tally went the plate for the Reds in the eight rounds he la- Boompletely buffaloed. He per- | 4 even with this good flinging. | ‘Ma score of 1—0 had not Lady | ther nine times out of 190, Rut in the next round | made a two-base muff of a’ DONOHUE’S DAY PPA APA AAR ABREL LSS CINCINNATI, AB. RHR. H. 0. A. E. | Fiack batted vor Day in the cighth. Score by innings: (lub. 12345678 ® Cincinnati 0000002 1 Om 3 Cardinals... 091000000 Oj 1 Three-base hit—Hargrave. Sac- rifice hit—tafey. Double plays— Uy Rhem, Donohue. Bases on balls —Off Donehnue, 2; off Khem, I. Struck out—By Day, 32; by Donohue, i: by Rhem, t. Pitching record— oft Day. 7 hitx and 3 runs in & fn- ninasx: off Rhem,. no hits In 1 in- ning. Left on hbases—Cardinals, 2: Cincinnati. 7. Time—th 35m. Los- Ing pitcher—Day. tUmpires—Moran. w ilaon and Quigley. Extra Base Hits Win for Pikers Over Nebraska Cheatham’s Homer _ and Grage’s Triple Produce Five Runs—Score Is 7 to 3. Consistent hitting with men on bases enabled Washington Univer- i sity to break even in its series with the University of Nebraska by cap- —_— "10 Records Broken in Drake Meet Schwarz of Wisconsin Sets Two Marks — Kansas City High School Team Wins Three Races. By the Aegsociated Preas DES MOINES, Ia., April 25. — Ten records were emashed and three were tied in the finals today of the sixteenth annual Drake re- 'lay carnival. An army of nearly Critz, Caveney and Bresster; Critz | and Bressler. Hit by pitched ball— | 2600 athletes from 191 universities, colleges and high schools partici- pated in the record breaking. Fif- teen records went by the board in two days of competition The new records established to- day were in the discus, shotput, two-mile universits relay, tw o-mile eollege relay, mile and mile and half college relay and three inter- scholastic events and the running hop-step-and-jump Overshadowing the performance | of the Individual] athletes. was the record smashing of Hierbert Cehwarz rial weic! be f thet University of W sj} who sha tered two marks. Schwarz, who has been tossing the discus 10! only three weeks, threw the mis- * isille 146 feet 74%, inches, beating ur ing the sec oTié | gi ime at Liggett ' | Field yesterday by a score of 7 to " WV * The Pikers were outhit 10 to 8, but, most of Nebraska's hits were pop flies that fell safe All were singles. ‘‘Lefty’’ Thym, in the box for the Pikers, pitched one of the best games of his college career, yielded only seven safeties| and had litt!® difficulty holding the two of these were of the in-| variety The former Musko- right-hander now has pitched | Pounds against the Reds and in time they have scored tnree all but one of them unearned Bauite a bit of pitching for a tent. Donohue in Fine Form. lie Day pitched well, Donohue just as good. During the nine ded three hits. He walked Men and another reached first result of a fielder’s choice last three innings not s minal batter reached is, there were some sore for the Reds. Two of the 3 A regulars, Hargrave and E!l- * Smith, were forced out during ; “was hit on the finger by tp, while Simth twisted his Mrounding first basc. Score on Hafey'’s Fly. Catdinais got the citizen of Ridge. Ark.. off to a one-run in the second, when Bottomley G. hiked +o third on Bell's left and scored on Hafey’s rended the round by ing into a double play. the third and fourth Innings Cardinals did some sensational behind Day. In the third, Caveney and Hargrave had With singles, Donohue at- © sacrifice Bottomley, / Tushed over. scooped up i with his gloved hand near Mcher's box and tossed to tn time to force Caveney. in the next round, Toporcer Walker of a safety with a hand Stop of his smash, in of firs: base. Two Reds Injured. Munity and fortune knocked Goor for the Cin. Innati club ‘rventh and they took ad- NT both. Rressier opened Stingle, but wu as forced by Bressler, in going into » threw up both hands and Freigay' & throw trving for “nd Killing. However l'm- eon rejected the Cardina!s’ ed on Next Page. man just breaking into the | 'smashed a home run to center- the Cardinals put only six | onthe bases. As told before, | | ‘enough runs for the Pikers to i versity of Texas. The Wolverines, the Reds won, and now have | x of eight games from the) ‘ ithe fteld, each team committing test because of injuries. Har- opposing batters when men were in a position to score. Twice the Cornhuskers had the bases loaded but were unable to connect with Thvym's offerings. “Choppy” Rhodes, also a south- paw, worked for the Cornhuskers and was hit hard. Cheatham field with a man on base in the second inning. Ed. Gragg tripled in the fourth inning to score three runners. These were the only ex- tra-base hits made, but they scored win. | Washington did all her scoring | a|in the first four innings, after firet.| Which Rhodes settled down and held Washington to a single blow. Both teams played fine ball in an error. The Pikers turned a neat double play in the seventh. | | Janda singled. Collins rolled to} Thrasher who thrtw to Cheatham. | Cheatham’s fast peg to Stanford completed the twin killing. The work of Thrasher at short, Stan- | ford at first base and Quinn be- 'hind tht bat was outstanding dur- ing the series. Washington will play Missour! here Friday and Saturday. balle— * the former record of 1:33 2-10 hung} up by University High of Chicago | in 1922. The Missourians won the third relay of the day by snatch- ing a victory In the quarter mile, ct * hanging up a new record of 45 3-10 | The old mark was 45 6-10 made by Cedar R ipids last vear The Butler College runners of Indianapolls also cracked two rec- ' ls winning the one mile col- iewe relay in 3o 18 2-19 ehattering the former. mark of 3:23 2-19 made by Cornell College in 1921. The Hoosier also wan the half-mile college rélay in the record-break- ine time of 1:27 8-19. The former record of 1:30 8-10 was made by Wabash in 1917. The two major untversity relays ment to Michigan and the Uni- with the ald of the brilHant run- ning of Charlie Reinke, the anchor | man, won the two-mile event cov- ering the distance in 7:51 4-10 and 'hettering the Drake relay record lof 7:52 2-10, estblished by Ames in i.v«# 19°]. Reinke went his last half mike in” 1:54 3-10. Dan Kinsey Defeated. Texas captured the four-mile event after the Oregon Aggies. Reese of. Texas. rated as the fastest inter- collegiate miler in America, over- came Texans’ time was 17:58.3. A team traditiona!] Indian names, bagged a victory in the two-mile college ‘relay hanging up a new record. This lowered the old record of 8-10.38. made by Monmouth, Til., a |year ago. Roland Locke, the University of Nebraska sprinter, who tied the world’s record at 9%.6 for the 100-vard dash at Lawrence a Wwen§ Philadeiphia 6. ticket on him. name of the horsa The Dope on Chief Unecas. Here's all the co He is a chestnut colt by K hayyam—Dar'!: around to the three-quarter mark. At the intermediate distances Omar | was clocked at follows: Water, bred by A. eling and the move was the more impressive as the colt had about 120 pounds in the saddle. fighting for his head all the way and was never er, who bought hij; yearling sales has withheld him from at the Saratoga He was ] ee TODAY'S IF TABLE / } Has |New York.. 7 2 .778 Cc incinnati.. 8 oS wee Chieago.... @ % A45 Philadelphia 4 4 5 ‘Cardinals... 5 6 .455 i Brooklyn... 4 5 .444 Pittsburg... 32 8 = .27: |Boston..... 2 @© the Washington. 7 2 .778 ~oagaggipe b ‘leveland... 7 3 .7 cOlt| philadelphia 7 3 = .7 his wertea | Chieageo.. 8 4 67 dollar Browns... 4 JF wa he |New ork 3 @ 333 on | Detroit. S . ¢: Ae | Boston. ba ~ ae | Yesterday’: s Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE, With L. Cincinnat! 3, Cardinals 1. Brook’ yn half-mile pole and went New York 2. Boston AMERICAN LEAGUE. he Browns 6. Cleveland 5. Boston 3, Phi! adeiphia 2. , 223, Chicago 4. Detroit 2 That’s trav- Washington 8. New w York 7. Today’s Schedule. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pittabure at St Louls Chicago at Cinectnnatl | Roston at Brookx)ivn RED SOX SCORE SECOND VICTORY OF SEASON | GIANTS BEAT BRAVES , IN PITCHING DUEL New York at Washington 25.—The game of the; the Braves before i . . . . +. + 4+} ' a five-vard lead on the final | took seconi an Vachs 'mile and won by ten yards. rhe ir on Wamby’s sin- | conditions this afternoon. A passed ‘gle eff eran af of Haskell Indians, honored with | John Quinn held the Ath- P LAS ‘P HI A tik yi ~ os — 22290 90"-o 9" »i > aS tsis~o=— at &78 2—T a marer Younus eee A OVD OO10 0 r— @ | Two-hase hite—Southworth Home runs | piave—Jack sor Rurrus tc hase —New ha lie—Off Struck out onmttes nor Harris in the am h : ee *®o9000 0000 Summary—Two- base h to—Hal e. , ~* ‘ innings: Benton Wild nitch—Graham *mmires—Hart 1’ eS mn and j ' Philadelphia at New York id AMERICAN LEAGUE. Rrowns at Detrott (eveliand at Chicaro Only games echeduled 2000 | AMERICAN LEAGUE. the | Mvatt, Cleveland. ' NATIONAL LEAGUE, weather! Hartnett, Chicago. Grimm, Pittsburg. Frisch, New York. Harper, Philadelphia — of kines 1. > Albright 14, Pennsylvania Mill- J oo. tary College 1. ps O 1 0; Franklin and Mareball 7 5 )| tmson 1 (5 Innings; rain). | hanna 3. Chicage 2% lowan 1. Hits Collesce 13. Springfield High Scheel for Deaf 1. 30 AMERICAN LEAGUE, Teday Today Motor Boat Race yyRObbY ot only one hit all day 2 Mississippi Course. Yesterday’s Home Runs. Fournter (2). Brooklivn in the O’Nelll, Boston. O'Neill's homer tied the game homer Both McQuillan ‘pitched | entered and others are expected to | be named. The race will be run in | heats, if the entry becomes ‘too large. Boats of between 200 and |for Detroit where they will open « 400 horse-power are eligible. \serles of four games tomorrow. Senn College Baseball Washington 7, Vebraska 3. Dartmouth 8. Middlebury 9%. . Willilam« 3, Reston t. > cae | Pennsylvania %, Rotgers Cornell-Princeton, rain. Kane«n« Aggies 3%. Oklahoma 0. oo} Duke University 15, Jeohna Hop- BIG MUNN TO UNDERGO |“"'’* Swarthmore 11, Delaware n. Pennsylvania State 14, Vale 8, Penneryitvantia 5. Syracuse 9, Michigan 2. Colambia 6 Harvard 5. Ohio State 15. Purdue 4. West Virginia 7, Navy 5. Arizona &. Southern California 5. Netre Dame 19, Lather 0. Illinois 10, Wisconsin 4. Northwestern 6, Minnesota 4, Transylvania 8, Indiana 4. Shurtieff Cellege 14, ‘ler, arranged to go to a local hoewe- | pital tomorrow. There he will wn- dergo tons!] and nasal operations begin training about a week after- | ward for his match at Michigan mealies City, Ind. May 30, with Ed} Shaute, Uhie, Karr and Sherry (“Strangler”) Lewls. He indicated | Smith, Cleveland pitchers, are all that he would start his training ‘hard hitters, a great asset to a ball here. but that he would spend three club. Shaute, « left-hand batter, col- weeks just preceding the match, at [lected three hits off Wuingard’s Michigan City. southpaw pitching tenn Southpaw Found for 14 Safeties but Is Effective in Pinches Sisler Makes Three Singles and Exhibits Some Fancy Base-Running — Myatt Raps Out Homer With Man On. By Dent McSkimming, ‘Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. CLEVELAND, April 25.—-Weak from the effects of a recent / |siege of influenza, Ernie Wingard went to the pitching mound this _afternoon at the urgent request of Manager Sisler and came through with a well-pitcsed game, enabling the Browns to win the final con- test of the series, 6 to 5. Joe Shaute, who held the Browns) ~~~~~~~~~.2.~»/»»» 2 ST. LOUIS, AB. R. H. 0. A. E. whereas tife Browns fielded per- | Robertson, SB ..- 8: 81 ee fectly behind Wingard. Sisler was|stsier, ibe vo eees $2 52 a .e : seeeen 0 'very doubtful whether Wingard | Williams, if ......5 1838 10 6 |woula be able to pitch the full | MeManes, Mm ...60605 46 6 game. ‘‘We have but four pitch- oe oan Cf ..... 7 . 2 o « ers available for starting games,” Gerber, wie ee y Hh , said Sisler before the game. “When| wingard, p ..... 460¢@0¢3 06 ‘they get knocked out of the box — — aethnaget »* © @ ees © ae © = < =e Co aot oe :S j

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re a, Se en ns " ; ¢ : r rr Meyer’ wn PRY “ey” — ee wee oe _. 2 * 2S ST LOUIS PO ru ST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORN NING, APRII , 26, 1925. ST. LOUIS TCH POST-DIS pe 3 | GEORGETOWI! OWN REL AY TEAM SETS NEW WORL D RECOR D FOR T WO MILE OOSEVELT Holds Cl 4 Hits and waa - Central Crushes eh Rally be Third Inning Sette: Fin Firs leader for Roosevelt— W Will in Se cond NF +n ee . > — - —— ee ee id a ee ee ~~ 2 o—_ ee ee a i ee eee ee i a i ae ~~ ~ a i a a a aa aii Quartet of Half-Mi Clips 5 3-5 wey & urmi Seconds O Doe as wel ef the Cards ° * Siege G a ed — — atters Wills D erican Mark On ee Wie Fe Bo oin hen ‘Tar me Baby’ 500 : Yard Title Mark of B oston Athletes For Three Miles £ ost | emper at Start § wimming | Second § | tandard Set Set in Tw ton Instituti wo Days by stitution—Le le iners F \ ils to Qu alify Rp S lifv in Fisted Maced b. Marvel Defeats Fi Eight Heavvw eight Chall enger Had to Ove frule His Mana ger to. ‘Swedisl Star 10 Seconds 120-Yard Hurdles. Indians i in 14 Min utes . - Get M atch—Knocked Oppore nt Down in mn a | Roosevelt an : 4 Seiden high ethect Beatin le header cwntnten al Roos ) ile the West End team crushed ; its Grand be il c . ee * —_ 15 9-10 Seconds. First Round. A. A, U. Event. By ¢ Spr een ™ F se I?Te eae ANGELF®2 A , April 25 pris —Paa- By be | Aone ion prij the A —- PHIL CDE! Pree _ DEL | PHIA, April o* 7) he Internat ia ioORa competit netition. which vo Noa .Uurmi, b : lond mage Yr.i ; P ‘iddle 3 i@ distance quit & - ite Dp ] ; popular in New Orleans. H oweve r, abo ; ut all I got was praise 5 Pee: iene and Critiag saw th : e de : and A. E a of both Lord I ; lL niv : : orritt of favid Burghile niversity Oxford * urguiey ¢ . . of Pe 4 as OV erst ' f. amibr ° a m@m nosviva: shadow idge { ighty ylvania relay 2 Os De, preteny Chengto * eam of re! a5 carnival the fina! sity The Washi lay stars frc — wadiaw tw ¢ al events of the terday Hgionans rom eor ret ° A, * fi att . romped , who getown Univ tainments of world record away wit! 13" niversity — today for th wWhh th errr a a the muse Brera equggpn a. ied mediey. The ” the eater Summarie { tT P ee el _ . sade by Bos two-rmile ‘ ; . : s runner f by five a ton College la record . slit me ris Fin! : Sw inbur 4 two-fifths st year aot MILE oo ——— memory of iniand lett M ne, Holde second oe lings LLEGE Rf en perfor & great =e hey : : Marsters n. 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F ne 2176 8 is nh FY pe geen the come three miles Hes and myself tween Sam Langf at! that he was at all times. I in th performan . = ‘2 . , ; . iroeca 4 a s* s erat sii’ , or ev tion for Geo y offered th Seots —Pesees & COLLE f his first pe 45 seconc He wh elf would gford but I said: not telling knew | e Nation of . ent b rgeto ie eo ts ‘anita * ‘(wAWY " Ww . bron , da . ho own gro big ~ os -- the shi Ps al A. trailed “a the New Y wa fn this|wicn 7: or, oreee in@: Pennevivasm 1d a acaaeens oppone anaes’ 1, ned the club, was Boia aagweay = — oe kept a a we ar ork : 'GH 7 . ad \ y rn? ves “3 not ro orm: nt. : ) i? : ‘ Ta com . ’ oa 2 re , ; ori when caren Titeetere and ae noe ay ye ge ey anon, tt ne pt a ‘Senta 4 ce was too big gh ig 28 i) wee cansine a voy me. Let's f today, the th of inning on alba run in the |! was , crossed : and ~ n- he : - | ” ee . . 2 me ° ° os ud” ies ‘Ork s Bae civ ana bi ght f . at en n ot our tra © rego a lap the ] Un! verstt: ieht 6 ft. in I —s ; of Sout Ho. of Mar he h . tor one h ato days day addin n’s h ; The an © un Re reite thin : " On SO . uth ouser. Ini lar. +m ad vi as h p un-— of t ’ g fiv m- oo its eeheer half in the : ea Sooran SD ne ng —h a me! bed Steele, Si valifornia. University s shh te oom cog. ot lce- pointed we Dea eee | =oe Son ven 7. , S = a me 1 in Snindiieisdia nto th nm sen 7 an. | SHOT) artes, F . ff 32 tn ae 4 pt Mag eo cog F and saw ac! , ut | Sam Sam ran | ‘ns. | e mile mt a OT Prt T » Tt } “tae n tee * lub = ran John eric. 2 ards tha closed « Vale. t m bs LAY C€ 156 fe r tos merican tnership : to form gene usu tion, zo A | n re Aft | a ga INTER hir sore CHa™ ; pet 3? sed tt anor up in ru n a. frst rally al wa 3 to thietie , placed oF over to Ge : had bee Pp of ‘w". NATI . Nave reetowt : mark o% — the di Tor? 3 nnoing rou was ca - ly 1. in box fo Musgro n har on ON AL. + gE : rk of 15 inches, b iscus rtorich the batt! th nd unt! reful n Cen a fast r Clevela ve and f ge. Yale anded ee ee 100. ¥ 4 fm. 19 | hy 156 feet. 1% eatin les sh and Gol ——_ le oth 1 he ¢ in the tral ¥. game e did not nd. but orced h anchor » on the I ~~ bet 212 fellow had t what th 15 A. stood « Wise gr he Roosevelt n fro cross the bio State . 5 orei’ ‘« 4 ee _ . Tra 19° an of Ne . nade Park _ L#uisiana wa too ma . This + prowess points, t ft greeted TY] xe Lord nt of the foe ine | woos” © rings PE Ne ——- 0% lin charm woe Olym w Tork. % J To get Langt auncsuanl ae so caget = to be careful time won hi ot Walter thanks t _— the thi ohn with « Barghie ae _— ROAD J wi ‘eet 3 pion. adv: ympic tere to New Orlean ngford to co left a wid to finish m . He in his third renee Thomas ird base li = Mareere, Ser y Demented acond. Snirder. Ghia» Un—Wen 8 ri cs 066 tae oS, rani a ——en cone thay had to auam stentgie state aauneen an t ae a ae t today a eee’. aa ae ‘ee urgess : hy. A ; pe. Vere; mere yhiey Stale iP. : f 203 feet a Americ t Sam thre ‘o guar- Bourn .% ight acr 1" sho : pence the 4, ne ise to to repr , echer INTE tlettrs Riles thir a ’ Anot : 9% in ican mark with three maiches n for ross kn t a th thus scored on . third in the esented _ and NTERWATT! wre Prince Dee- nother inches arn th me t ches, th r a eho : nockin ne meet far ts —_ Hobha’ . and mile 7 Geo Ce AS CONAL eton: fifth : ter r world - to be the ! » ae One) Thar di rt count ng him w P . rtson's s fu : test rgetow ——Wee by 3 ) 1° 2 ? red by t is rec wa _ the last ' t di nt. ¥ revio ground mb! ermB: ee oe Tale Coliege: ” encod. 9O-TARD MURDL it | conek atte Ee anenn’ Soe aes a willing, but whet net a. wat Improve won the mathe ae today obhigetenors Heit . then m posed of ed second e gore 7‘ uy « "BR ? aamdug. Va D> @tes ; in a the Paca len oman re} noters went . nen the genera! e was to 7 Sam's tem stroke y and af tha rosby threw en ton Paul om _ was Jie rInesorn or: = Ohio mm “ oF 440-yar dena Athieti lav he eai nt to « = pro-|t i to 0 cag ang Ar races, , : pli past and Gage sen. Clark. N - * TITRO® iene? ae . ; ven Ae yard eve hletic C7} said: “Noth ,omez to ge ‘takex. H make anr ey a ring in ne Borg cam safe whe plate. Haverst ‘ _ . @ e doin =? “ ; : ‘te ‘i y r . nt iwn ° « thi t a : i “ae - "en Pe on! Lord Bu “— i —Sy ~-— Won bs fo — were no: fai that fight. alth . ard . it, SO ttre good k een Seen ik ties off Musgr —Jon winner in tg for Wo. to Vie- oon or n" . n versity °) ewe Rit a ti ro e to pay the wdéed - meetin rac a . n : ne wecond he is beat. “ the ) sd) ” » , Anrna: W oe @ : +. +> aa 6 ever on . se : t . 4 ith Sol sa Hea won the ra that which ~Hienoey hy eter REetLAT fourth a poils Een k hose hittin a B eight Sn s trial «; e country e a@raveled yf d superi advantage of ecided to canis equal anywhere ; tal siugzi Soldan @otn slugging | Hemker. Pam ¢ , a ak TY od Bits ¢c 4 E . Seermlat;§r , ‘ surf a, > T + Sse aro K Pb or © 13 . by . ing Zz by ™ For wo. finally ol i er Rut 4 . ey s po s bee LL , i urpr though ound een) height my s 100- win Th most pitebed a tim y | Sobiege, Seringtield. ta © clans werf n one ) athens: 4a cua ee ught he | oF ar ae —— ning the. ee eee of a ; iy ‘ +4 ’ ge) . ner! tk «a. ul ar of ee be: +* 1eT! he " lnoke I thr lef qd r cles ree tn Tw ( Wetrt>. : — The other Britian Porritt's a “MIL mrtg Mae. third Tim etn the promising fe FRED wegen vi grey ors het tate eke oak badinny in his ore me lr ge ‘Loam wank a ances neeuih aia in Pray Sete ter f tiah in : Terabe, —_— “o . . y@ atures LAMPREC , . weigh! . : not 60 = ie r to ance e ce a the 5 for 6 nN in th landy | - a ' a = a = ming - a a ur? l@ tanied’ the sree Riwade. 81 4 ete se: Ee Bost « .| Stn coumeast Ret "eciahing show 108 pews |, "Come" on chat” ‘Wnssoee| ite ne Sore ® touch. wo Im the ith an — 0.000 rewd de- “ac; Sew n 2 rigs. Cc and tra! tall and Ss a a few m e jum ev inish : the sixth h ay Hu socittinbal oe qe na —- Mn} 0 ve OLF OLLEGIATE . uined to p well museled | omen p. Td er im th ed in : Reign | _ Three ang 2%: & _Pitehie ‘ » re t ~~ r — et Y Ai ‘> perfect} muse) 6 , ts slv e 108-y the oF nh Prot m . d heat onal victory 1! than ors oe e —_ G CHAMP ones! aia not ites ‘on. You ed eh eae, ooo ggg then pre for | came bac ae beat an : | ] izht the tot ore in myer S bits § te led c the 100 n the wn JOCC mrm*\s IONS e out ot or lec? *o , can awe the . isi. In * back Preas to tak ; ar cored an al to 12. eon baseo= ton to th. W. Week -yarad dash ank / Star i Encicaee as HIP break me. at was to prepare for (>* 7° F ead all the that way I °° ot ee e Ge SS eonte Saeed in the U mpires—By re in cas cne'tage — of Washing ees S ay ft. rs winapi bs ae I port 0 make me or "Po" Pris orc and oan @ through +, nied. ~ C. wae wecond wit cm put on a and tn - . ~~ ‘ : va , t : - " * fard asia nr “ . seconds fla was rec ixth — oul e mere: ver a fer iiane adidas for bh ' wae confi La ion. the ne the fi Spence failed . four ru a storm tha cu t orded . ~~ e s of 1 mns he = nfident nef ws- nal b tox ns. Th t pro- Hubbard . ht - we OT _ eine ez ate tf he = ++? hs nan As need to ote TN enough tha? T ford told ™e wevwtingeeren lage eo freat. h ne Soldan lead Hobbs, ‘ — ; = : \« 3 on nn - — ifa i SEEEE tet he snes ton Time © Wee . I itl See et sre ar va opponents urually being to cnat Teves too. Kocd to, remain 1 Pian celdwater at 3 ee creat, bowel auaes oa ait me uate ATA , ae R ia oO —— wes £5. heir ™ Sout ? - Put ‘a / er - : of ) | ete thwart final tne! 8.7 Vi a. oe are an 1 OT i Se a e at Roehdu mn fil dhs , " - But he thou ; te el y= too *uture in ?¢] He said I é remain in voto ae Cal... = 7 - payee was ae run if pA Mewry, " ; “* Arm . of Michien of eee ictory Gives | é Championship ES as et ° — com try a = .@ mat ne + "vy t on = - . Henarei!l } State. eas ene lily —‘ Unt- gain Batted Out Team Has Wo or Contest — Eac! " a= fine — peagn ‘ates te ion ow. Xe, ae one he said: : sina “= another = a was) ee on ear hee ae — oceel me a oF we Gisiwe, a rt Hubba = ‘ , n One Ga aan sauna Gaethe eo ag ahs, . > ‘ later chan nette | O'Fmpic andinzs ppg Se! of its | et }4) = ” aie 2 - “ ; e Pd st i on ‘ C-aech . and ime TI ™e? cre a . sak C)lwb e , « a nia dan ‘s Heta, “7 lete, Db rd. remark Srecia' — Th _- me for nal > shot a go the! h and at th him nd a M.-C 21. F : place, wit now | » ab) ~~ ‘sm > , e fi ’ ; - - ‘ = x . e ‘ se ** : I mi » e P a 7 ; A 15 . . an: ’ oh bes — of the mee about = necro ath- Ww enathecre _— bors and ow annual renew . 20 ane he. Frecyggh xa ter ih, fgcured T tro se ght eo bett ng Racenes we oo Sverska Simfors oiebell ioe — oe mel eteeal Thempson . can 7 ‘ean lan e downft Sena »TON . ritish °wal of t , Zz tne at ig Nt to let h on nd romoted rk lcago ore _— lost tral has Teta n der s all tors ju Apri 7 Slates . h-bora r the st . » =. Lo : supre!r 1@TicaD -b« - ERS . e myee _ | was 4..7? the five a 4 was 7 | ark r. . A o on anr ie Clevela e ing but Po ch ied while anke ace bw 4 be Be | be the th uls Uni preimacy f ITD TRIM “Tyan’ . iT full ef news ecision. ot al-| Ath ae Yekliand. € ny out of n@ has speed rritt w by } the es today e- n Mille lird a niversitr F y of the PHILS Dont do m \ Won papers d but |Athietic Cl — Cal. | of three rett,. only twe and rush tet Athletic y Sto.) ur ers of St od final sity Field this af nited be SL Penren kak ar ek ocided that fal “ay meee Stanford patron tgs ~ wer Tha — . yards be ed to the t was +) e bdeing t 7 and Ind - ree Weeks -. Louis aad of a three-z this afternoo ™ UGGING MA ean got to fight ore. broth at I had tune ersity of MI ORDS BROKEN i. sem that dro niné. it w Ses | rest = Ee tugmed back er Sen ago, on th the Bosto ee-game series 0 sums PHILADELP! TCH ‘a: get you I ght tonight ‘1 At Off to Frt«o. Nale Reach iiamesa,” IN brag - blage ught as & s: stered cor secut ca. t STON, a ft . } tne sam won soce series DM Ween Brook! LPHIA axe ™y ws m goin yen . 2 fter t ; CTab, ioe » 4 DRAKE . bot to ite the great the t hy the utive wie Tt tire.v of ‘Camm COomr ne a YC ce;r Ciut ~ eo rookivn - AY ) aan an advice an ng to do t+ for that the Sum Hawaii. 1. 6h MEET a . ee && h men . feet cheering as , a’ kees «i imc Griffme -.orv ™ : ‘ Dias ers = . Osed en. ~~ } ‘he n ri ¢ a —- a - — - ’ the was a keep — . so ae * on to mee re Fase no o 100 martes: ntineed _— ~ lh — -heomak eceived and pening ~e the AR over! __ nglan born and F resent > nai Same Wh ‘ your chin , deci t at N ne el at yard free- “% - Page an , erofN ° Yo game of t y\dro 4. Scotla , reared AC TS = cad e@ries fron e of ;, len th nh wi ided [ New O 9@ | ..+, nentha’ svle ore aa i 1s Hav rf ‘y took third ¢ New York ——. rk of the seasc pred t the was defeated tland and Ire! ABOUT S ~— lay by 9 to 6 » the Ph sesehettiin e referee —_ and satu take Langf rlieans Ire Concval —_ wea bf ma 4 otbal] eleven, ee no pe ma@ to run 8 agen But eon ny The champ nin New Rte ted br the @! e.and TITLE SOCCER , wie 1 so ened ad tiles brea oe he ree eave us cur - going ne — out. y oe _~ - it th in mile oa scored a 8 to The box call gee y Staged a Geciared t! of today’s gam pthorene eg oa = oon 7h = over, gettir before the gan = NURMI PREFERRED | == Se. and Jim Cs Grande.'; Cevelena T Om kin ad : wee ws ‘ Re. ——— niall 3 Geelin . : z : ° — r as played f exponents et. as wor raws _ =P tube Ehrh b le and a : a (/i1UuUgo0 Qu! ar a LES. «al 7 tic ee -4 wim: 3:18 2 ? Lew Anse : Kaos greve time f hind the ce was on'y Roots. 2 0 00) Bluse Lb. 4 330 rn boys for ' by Americ ape ~ series of ro same in - in the sixth v nardt was hit dou- ™! and W manager -. April 25 Tr {ATCHES Nnele A. —e {et of 3:2 3f = haa — hn iy or the ev winner vy! O'Neil! ‘ 0 Me > 1 29 RO ot .or the erican- nning at St nae the Wi the Re? his only weak hit harg ©" *¢ illie Rito! of Paavo N a“. e Washin To onda . & Time : I a ~ 27 1-8 event ° The) °°° ec @ 3} 9g ‘UY qn ther reason on th : I M erore ti . akr 2.2 [Ola o Nur ‘eam y -ngton i THROW ty Cer- hits 3 seco was 3 ae FF th sso OA’ r section o that in heir hom Louis and ers Wil the game F ound aX. G ork, re eoenmnentiad | yeste Univ _, 160- 146 ¢ —Wor : runs ory minutes! Hert > 2000 or eas oe 303 so many mn of the CON DIT e grou l Bosto: bur Hub ee oe f sought ports that eS re of th rday lost ersity tennis * os ee a . Red ayn Mn ng ig hy ’ anal = . » . , ¥ 4 . : : Ti ni mA« ‘ = uP be | aus - er tr: roar + 73" com . nat +h . - ts - is | n or Ra Athie \. PD a ~velvs o 1 in th native Am cOUR(ry a~ aly " NS Arthur . » th aded cer Lim mpiet rs he A e‘eat s@aso firs nati ¥ Won t the tee College fu Mars. a © . > 0 ihe " 54 0 ? ta ‘ came aoe ericans ene " pa ga ‘5 min Res ation ~~ Doom dest rnished sb e444: rr) 990 0 the best pi hrougho aged p) of a tie t ites ea — BROOK LY for ‘or exce haha report mners con- Fay stier Coll! e fou to ——- Aa. € c Ai two-mile time of th some of oo eens Fee ©1090 0| Pee players ut the played ‘ he game In 5 ! A =r that ee eee cot of 4 con- | wrette KR Pi liege pi r matches | - Time 2 = >t n 00 Tota —_ V Pen imp are m 1@ East nertad to a fin ame will : gh. =>d i Riri E HILADE ’ he 1 expens demand / ston . Pig payer ee 106. ‘iret fror relay ev © day in ne ey GE ° s 34 #132 ipacted f men wh at |. Deriods of 1: ish 1 he 9 Madeh a LADELPH! penal gay ony e mon . umb cot s on the Sena _— . en’ the *** - po 1; @ = ®is2 expres ; (rom “_ o hay th " a ae with .) oo enn : sa 6 > = — A ; i & mpiete ° . e ready ey sal Th surt ; e A breast tn 8 meg ye al — the P ae ang t : # 0 “te = purbese of coon th “ ais e ts oe putes ot oe - ce t Pi ¢ iF ne. P=TEE Quist a atement poy. ile amelie - leacemenaal _— in Well- | Spence. eM - the ee 25 4-5 ring?! a0 00 industrial firm eatin tien ° play ken of wntit ¢ rae. 2 2 7 si oe US ESE pw theta that h v time. Capt. sky of meet w Laat Krauser. tl pecond -2 seco eld Tota - ° Ww rime 7sng socce —— s4ranes \ Jne ? 0 Mox e rf4i11 ® ni . out ne a 4 saw nm wi But'er. as Jul ~ ow Conc n land ft from Vi nds ‘etale 37 on Ft , . aia 2 it) — 5 | Mokan. of. 4 ¢ 1 @ versit gotiat! » aves toe iiam Bi who pag | Set © aaa a n 3 reinia . and) . heat tod Tio? . . ret Ti —— ‘ ernes ‘i: & -_ § s6eug “our y repr tions wit! ZU- ¢ in their ierman defeate 3 seconds AD Arch! minutes e and Mary o Raited for Shaw ke I rior to ? ; the in tween ee ee Tavyier 7 ; Hawke . = @ } urse Surem Dresentat.yv etn Dra k nts sing of wT a Pi ba - -? ~~ din fey , > 0 i: >*¢ ‘ 192 . th . ‘ _— ’ sSrh Pr eT) lb . @ ' ‘ . a ives, “ © : nd ‘¢ - les ashi MOBILE aa aa the ~— Bates’ an 33-5 second 2 Hacted tor Francs +— of Easte 920, the cha 1g peceane will ardinals RE peeps: @ 239 Poiins e. e3139 ae 72 a nat ts Beers match, 6-4 oe ae both or in erm man. - —.. inee— tor raaeat , thon ee rn soccer namp.on tear block will be ae and Pittebu Tota.s ~ ie Pdi =a ~ mn pl @ F) e , as iHheir ner anitin eentinr noth- Jacx Fe ase —- fs Sree aa s re of] ever n . as , — ~ ib ; of im ny a’w ' . ~ a fs es \ ye. — . OFT -¢g : 43 9 “~~ WwW a ss : \ rT? a) a ; nager “ tion i - Forreeter ter o°f } a G. B. Wee S wues & ae ington 43 ‘ ? = . 3060. a one tiations.” eetes Sue pn ig he — ae double: and 8 SHOT IN : ; : e ' . _— nee, oni ae ST Lor aa , I , > ’ . sce —~s , r : 7, ¢ : . 3 the Droad os of Rutier 2 : pan base bite. . , ee + 4 3 5 i = t nited ~ the nigger rome herald- League exp he tt La ans Park. wr ~~ > 2 y ee eng at as to a - ; from "ae won hi oS, 6-2 3 {_oaow al ot Pp end te © mp and then captured Pee kin Sat on mm my ON 900 -— 4s 1913-290 ~~ Rut. in es in the sons at tod ect close to wis soccer -. en rel Sil ¢@ pape: Coast ae ewest and woice be- | (@ tO -emager ach singles mat i Yo: ANTA. Ga. Aprll ae State in the ley Moore a Sae- bane ‘> caeres Seats poe ed States Louis enter me weet ay’s soccer gan 00 per-| cone aver 111 presses pres Reon warts gto chon defeated Ci cena aaa 4 6-3 oung, charged with . > urdles final of th of Penn fy + ple Se = > we Todae Dugan compe FootbDall A ed the Unit- the 10.9 a very fine came. Bos °* Ba e@ fer Couch | Totals ssianamain ~Oast events ence to ru ‘aad ex: Clifferd D match Kurz -2. | Donahue. stz heat a Moores ti he 1?0-vard : bs meta | = : somingion 5 os ee this tition and the ssociation - tended 1d eocrecer fe impresso! oud ooe Matieg or Sanc m six“. 6100 7 un in the lentel. 6-0 ‘ a ‘bile Seu . r outfielter ea nd - . oa “ee > 3 y a STRAIGHT ’ Pol} as released = adie. Ba up by ina ot oon (POs Jone out in tems | LOutna tional title s.) tea a nes maint Lae a 33%i—¢6 T : ce said on “i a Th the remar f Ma oon Ghee = & ey ns won le. and mi Ben Mil terize. ti pupreer fs -— teat. ie L— ¢ O RED TO ng De Youngs aie ~— ef Dartm =- -- , . i in ; ner. o a tees years St Len In four me the St xeep iceal f lilers have *-the play — os . . 4 Harter —- me Three- (om S. 3 TO | CHICAGO , —r nabue and mnir 7 _— ' . — = PCr % . : a4 = zi an . ~~ . i —— =. = #¢ mene 7. *! ’ . “ ~ outh ine pit Winaina’ es ‘mnings: off Foose the national uis placed = eee ee in spite of - s hopefu! ~ é 16) “ay hy re tinued from | White eh April other pangs and 2am. and Orne ‘ey —~Coveiggh ne ee yen final. Twi eam ‘n skit of the ¢ the high! Rens se ee So i? ——,,- —— bide eceding Fuge. | °° Sox scored a ci —The Donahue entered . : or hand — a . . won re ” “ ice nm - The nad . foreign 4 .% Geve le wr ; ot? —_ RA _ a - .- ice oi ee s > _— — eir : c ean Ha - tald bar Mea; os the c st. 1 1 the ~ha ble sorn vi ped to | P Reg, Ang , ee 2 oa aim of in — tnitial s¥ rgrav poliee — o : team -* hir Pane arr’ we vet . rs —— . ie rmyjer Lupe ft nieve gm™ , . zied thr: ce Sry e ’ mn ng . ith Detr . a ‘ne same . ah Va" Srectal oa Minor Le ae whens won and twice the es ——- > pe jangle — a caper] Toundin sugh Bott: mith then | “"™* ‘ the fourth = hee =nocked ' rooms | AULT—w m. Tost. . x _ AY ed - iG one ® 1.@"a: “> Re. = a — — gyck aaa i 2 f ret ‘abort ley : foday me stra ona ht at “he ‘a. Mal 2. og IRQ, 1 Disratch. ANERIC ullins of a tle ee the| | . x Tae was f twist and in i*? 2 fore 25 ight ue opened . * Cal by Mek ow ey April 25 | Miwauk CAN Assoc! the Pa bowel St. Lo: ae a | wee S » Man ic | ee + nga ae flame to re ed his knee pjte > Red F pre 25,000 fame Semcon hom eg ra taba? ba ated : ~ e ? ; t) - . "se -* "= ’ “a ire . 2 oe ne Me nal pla ocont'n. inneap “7 . ane®ae - . the tie » * ng una : ~O = Dwee ‘ H B = . ads 2 = ke - ~ ow > ¥ is > ; See >: € OT ia 7 oft ’ ' uw - ce tm early en @ =. The anta 7 aeeoct ihe | one « er forward HIGH reece tO a antes Sen Sie alker. t y of time ti nich | Davis, af es by K leon th. manager. was & Me Score cae faeces Rirc Mobi! aTre eso! ame ard SCHOOL lee oa e first | —_— @ te Scha um ble y Kam m the . - years but - ning@gham - iaa =. snane " on learned Profiting bad WINS Cart | | the J — - oh s: “rom Gonza! a crazy = retire ik’ Ss sacrifice. by Rassler ™m (game player weutll Calpe... > , R ioe & 5 oh New (rte the re games. M n the @ra: yr — TRACK don 9 no Mena wen the awres aay s but Dr les and, not pm p away Seore: and several weeks. De oon oe a ae a ’ i a sw | Rock dona 4 ~~ . M9 -, ors Nae pte Fole ane Ce le. ' = \ 3 TT ~~ , ME E T Wide » eat “ith An rac and rela Luck an also sco uy Walker ' DETROIT Willies * ® ? . en wr. co tlle ‘ mn Ck ‘ine ‘ $ reng? Sen ) ‘ 4 AT? yw P be a. 4 ’ \I : _ 1 iedta th was @e,.* a pe inte wh . im the s with ae ue Ld ABR Es. CcCHIc ° Mart! hres. "ional : s 4) Sa Tee egy = Se asT LEA Peon aed embers ‘ ree y 2 eA ve . ached > x 2 . * fins o@ Rec ird Ne — - oO i 0 = ' PROFESSIONAL ey and eae and , it Lake tt. tan ‘ Lk. and Tra v0 The . —_ . stcnes _ . Aa -— b* J — a . . re s ‘* ™ . aed ords were . .* and ner to eft : * ut Pi nat azair | Manuen. 1 . a 4 i ef PRE : ° - ,) i. cv sper 7 4 : : : * : “a ‘ y -—s ' 1, . a 7 lied : , : . vie “ ine. 00 ~. 4 p nano Angeles ‘ “a8 in fore to replace on lub Fink Ame: ico -“ _* ry : omac am * an - 4 ane shate 2 cay = the a ™ Jeon Biedes and reached ; sen + | ihre if. | e ; ei * line. Dalal a o ; S| LEAGUE n a tal 7 lal ie] and ~. : 4 in _~ erersen ’ ace oe feeor ba | - ‘ = re .*e won iT Tp — i nole o.''* °% hed . . mu ffed 7 second | > -% i ~ | 0 ry ly . 3 g 7) cnt e is ; sce 2. Sacr rank le game who Wee! the am s a -— ~ by Peer! clin and Faw thew third Pi | OR rhe aa | ¢ 3 “LEVELAND war cramen fn « samen: (ED nets fire: wen ¢ by Foeoria Cent Lp ae bee ntrten while Fr nary | Baasler, ©.8 9} @| Bish. rf 22 5 ioe & 0. Apeit n . i pite all “ee on he8@ aneas mente - ane a! ante cameiaa 1 oe i The ee Se tienitinad eut Bohne an eleau. was | Wh tehill oT a0 7 | Kamm. 3b 3 9 © Phere : oe a number of tia bik l4 izue Tie 4 4 - Gridler se this ‘ —~s “we = ho o : K neer ird dach tate s sing'e aw nd eored T ; 0 Q 0. 4 ° 1 : : oe. can ¥ and tormed . Ras k et Da. r a a i. ss ad Me- oat gh op Car! Pirates cn > ©. p4 or of | 4 Ac, & Spri pn se n wT Point riinwiti nd ba . 39 3 0 ganisa League. game be- with a aio ome record ae ge Ryne e .TheP Here Toda ns | Totals 5 vege oma wit = . wie 30 ‘Mird : 1s im the 32 ¢ also f the Pitisbur y. 7 innings 3473) | bask | 7 ba «4 ~aA a fy - or #« 224 . ” ee" fh eu urg Fr - la : 3 ecale etball oa aot: Deints De- Per | - rard 4 a new cupan's of ates. : | Dee Bi ee Josep an re Ha ash of ; , of se » at rest e O. b F. 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S1.LOUIS POST-OISParCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE CONTESTS Weil Holds Cleveland to °S Soldan Athletes | Hornsby Improving | Only 16 Permitted to Qualify Taylor Goes to Cometari ‘In. 1925 Amateur Golf Tourney First Place in 4 Hits and Wins, 7 to 3; | Finish First in) - oa | BER celled 8 a ty Pi Cent a Crushed, 12 to 7 | Gum = : Triangular Meet | OGERS HORNSBY, who was ¢| Duration of Tournament Is Re duced One Day and Require- City Pin Event LS a sd . | hit on the head by a pitched ~~ Swe = . ~ Run Rally in Third Inning Settles First Game of Double. pes al - haan ball in the game with the Keds, | ments for Eligibility Are Made Much More Strict— | ; ‘ est End T a | Thursday, is inip , steadily. at ie daa ‘ . J eam Scores 1551-5 os > Pmprerng ene: Old. Eligibility List Abolished. | Totals 1887 for Nine Games— but will be unable to return to Header for Roosevelt— West Enders Score at ; Points in Defe i e ; odski T fF | ee ating Y at- | luty for several days Gr ; ? | y for several days. es for ifth fi # Will in Se cond Game. | ee man and Central. Dr. Robert F. Hyland, club §| -. @ | Rs a |, physician, said last night that ?/ By the Associated Press. in Singles. en a 2 ee ee as | eee Hornsby was out of danger, but ; , tes, , . ee ; NEW YORK April 25.—The number t alify by “d i : | x hat Che asta ge Gee NE April 2o. ie number to qualify by medal play in the Roosevelt and Soldan high-school baseball] nines were victorious in| Athietes from soldan High ve it the injury had been a pain. tournament: for ¢} ational ate rolf chs ; ; 4 I ‘esterday afternoon, R sey School won a three-cornered prac- ful one and that the second a rT le national amateur golf championship is eut in half, Willlam E. Taylor went into gouble-heacer yes yg Sats son, NMoosevelt defeating Cleveland, 7 | ye tice track and field meet at Francis sacker would be acting wisely if (| under the new conditions of competition announced today by the U. 8, | frst place in the all-events In the PRANCISCO, April 25. i while the West End team crushed its Grand boulevard rivals, 12 to 7. . a Field yesterday from Yeatman and spe ne not hasten back to duty. (| Golf Association. The tournament will begin Aug. 31 at the Oakmont | ©*Y mp eee ee Son cs a Riennithins , + Ye SP pre ae immy f“ooney, Cc ling , : ers alleys xploitse and thrilling ind te MERoc yelt took the lead early in ; SE es Boe f — High Schoo! teams. ioetlnten saenanad - mene Country Club, Oakmont, Pa. ae amar Tange Sig wed pf ana a | a q Oys in three divisions—senior en . on Indispose: : + erformances of ame, scoring a run in the |) : gepe-ig, ‘ester er = ‘ steps also have been taken to?) Time we rhen the w ? ®sWimm first The Box Scores ‘. junior and midget—-competed. The yesterday and his illness was. sediuine ¢} ri - m Safe - : tn when the whole tour-/ scored 679 in the five-man event, ational A. A. U. champio jinning on Robertson's hom- |, ‘| The Fistic Future. final score stood, Soldan 155 1-5 diagnosed as a bad cold. He uce the number of competitors,) nament lasted a week even with/ 590 in the doubles and 618 in the seth ae Bi s4 «| Wieldy. "layers eligible to com- p a “ ee nad —— oun im-| ty the singles yesterday F. Grod- 7 . of t 6. ' AB, R. » & Be MR. oe | SSDS — , “s - an : | | | Ppossihie or the whole eld to! s ained tie for ‘ss of tl 7 wht center to Wielandy, rf-p % 1 schedule is taking form, one in were slow, owing to the wet track. | -~~-~~}~~-~-—"—’__"________ | pete for the championship are lim- | viay 36 holes ji e day Ww S 7 «aa we wy my —— a | Hoxter, 1b i. hich the pl ‘world’ Summaries: H TT | | | | vlay 36 holes in one day. _ | with a 676, which included @ 62- an Francisco Olympic Clu the attack and, after Frederic Dohstnaes - . whicn { ie puress world’s cham- -— iin OMER BY HARTNE ‘ited to those with handicaps of} Therefore in recent years. the pin handicap. H. Linnemeyer was ME tees wun « forced Hill. Thomas tripled McIntosh, 3b ; pionship” is often repeated. 100-YARD DASH—Baker Soldat WINS FOR CUBS 4 TO 3 three or less, but a handicap alone | field has played 18 holes on Sat. | next with 674. Taylor and Klassing “| pointe might; scoring Frederic. After |Cameron, ef 1 For example, on May 29 there artnett. Central, @econd: Holle — peerentncd y a _ | will not entitle a golfer to seek| urday beginning the tournament! topped the doubles for the day with ing the water polo title this Now Hohn replaced Musgrove | Cristal, ns ” will be Mike McTigue's dare- fourth ip. Yeatman.| — : : ea ' vtec ys ¢o.—The/ the title. Each entrant much sub-| and 18 more on the next Mon-/| 1256. followed by Widmer and . . . 4 i> . ‘ ss z r j i ; on. The home team defeat. box for Cleveland. but the wey | ’ devil effort to dodge that nitro- . ~ Soldan. ¢ aoe ae es oy taking h ve te out of four; mit before Oct. 1 a statement of| day. Beckman, 1237. - . : . wri : sO econd eaver, Vv é 4 . srlenbac] wit} | rice | ates here today, 4} > t ast r ‘ears : fi / 0 1, in a fast game. B ~s Wise greeted Hohn with a » DP or ; Paul Berlenbach, with the |ic0-yYaARD HIGH HURDOLMS—Dietrich to 3 Meadows’ main Hg “a ne during the last two years. eontinue at 36 holes, 18 being’ INDIVIDUAIS. ‘ry p _ i bs : ie ft ; as | : ow rorid’ ight- avyweicht Soldan. first: ‘“alhoun, Soldan econd:| _. OIE ees ‘ —. > ’ } ‘ ’ [oars | cave aw a . C. A, eteet peemeere tne third base line,| Tetals .........37 7 13 WOEe'S Ugnt-neavywegnt crown Yeatman, third.” Time--| first inning. when he walked the|,. .7C° ‘he tournament began in) piayed Monday, Aug. 31, and 18/¥. Groaaxt .. C. h 15 points, thanks to the” Thomas. Heil singled to | St grace. | 10s. first two batters was responsit le 1894 the 32 lowest scores in medal| cn the next day. Match play at yen em tan t ; F Nae ¢ - o . > MILE torbech. Soldan, first: Burg mi . rade lay begi i } ‘ ont! 36 hols 7 . , ve H, Rothweller of Walter Spenc sending Wise to third, and ye About one week later Welter | joldan, second: Barney, Soldan.. third: | for the defeat, as Hart tii esinning the tournament; o6 hols wil begin Wednesday with s ; Soldan. id : ey. Sold . at, as Hartne yw | ) , . e whe: - obbe’ fumble o7 | Christiansen, 1 . ay ate er ; Central. fourth. Tim . 4 va EP tt followed have survived for match play. This; eight matches. The tour e w } third event today by take scored on H . Jones . Champion Mickey Walker and 2°0-YARD DASH—Lichty. Soldan. firet.| With his seventh home run of the ) te “4 p> Srasmen Bo | place in the pentathIion. «1 eon’s grounder. Hell then ’ . Harry Greb will engage in a | Hagensiechet. Yeatman, second: Up-|season. Chicago’s other run came | rece there will be only 16 quall-| will conclude with the final match 0. * a nsby rrew ast | m4 oe ¢ — , , horse. Yestman, third: Ren . Central, ; ’ iers. ‘nm Saturday ' Cc. e thus far is the+hero of j when Hornsby threw past | 1 ringfest in which two world;s _ fourth Time—308. mpers \ersr® lin the second inning, when Sremw | : : eesti poamerer G + Previous to today nes at the Nate Haverstock | Pulford, “ titles will figure, uithough only 880-YA RD RON—Holiand. Yeatman, first: bounced a homep into the left-| The change was necessitated by) The next play for limitation of. Arhelger 0. Shade De ~ , mfe when Starkloff took a |\O’Comner, 3b ; a ae Othe enett fin ak aetiok. a Foane, Re Pie, Sesens: eee Toe Sd atante ' reduction of the time of the tour-!/ entrants abolishes an eligibility | E. Stocke - a prea 22 va and failed to touch first, mr : a : Greb's middleweight. crown. POLE Vv fLh—Mossett! Soldan od Us- Blake pitched a steady game| ™@™ent from seven days to six,) list which the U. 8. Golf Associa-| fy. Muchinauser 682 i Rorg came sQrough toda on going to third and scor- ~~ ae a Agel “ On June 19 Gene Tunney will | Yeatman. tied for first: Knh aside from the sixth inning. when a step decided upon last January) tion has had in recent years. This | t “a. oo f . ° tral. Cluck So ' oh : : n 4 » . ”? » i. + va" 9 P . | _ of his favorite events, the while Judge was throwing out | battle Tom Gibbons for what un- fe on thw ae —~! Sa four hits netted the Pirates their | in order n eas keep star smn - lst contained many handicap four ..649 G. , , , ; none tn Ohne wen , roy . i i L 7 =>\ jan, thim: . Phillips 043 & ion except the game Harps meet! W4* effective except in the | | lub. 1234 ) “safety first” title. ee ge al nenen,, 0 deans” | EA, 0 | a nnindiaanaaiemaden EP EEEBET ec A ee af the Cinet Ma’ inning, when the Cleve- |*° Fee fF xt Harry Wills and Charley le JUMP—Washburn, Soldan: Whit--| Statz 412 0/c ef. .31: ¢ piesince ass | pone OL y ) ; = au Y. cored all of its three Central...... @1@¢0 | Weinert have no titles to dis- pide, So dan Veber, Central. tied for ath’cte rf. ‘uvier rf 40 BR 1 T I S H S O + C ER (A MAT EU R R ES ULTS |g “Pa rutn ror E. vho finished a strong ser i » pe es P ~ x was Two-base hits—Lev yy. Emo, Mein- | pense hry wot , é os : ' oni rst: Frederickson. Yeatman, fourth. | 2b ‘ « , ? Rand 483 B. : . Ore Ww . e hel ne ievelan eam , ‘ 7 Se i ew 1onors Oo c, aut, | incnes artnet tarnhart = if a4 ) b4 ‘approt org swam the distance { tosh (2), Bohringer, Jones. Three. | i 2-3; Yeatman,. 38: “rt : 7 Traynor 3b 4 ) R E S U L T S 16 AN D GOSSIP bai E. Drake ... 043 A. Solari .. - -On , - ‘ r ’ 17 | - ¢ ' . | but a defeat for Harry Wills | cent 51-3 y ) Wricht ss 3 0 a Juniors: { , slehaus Ib 40 PPO Oe LO LP LA LP hale OP NIN NON PN ALLA AD tt lt Conley Smith e 30 ! TWO-MEN EVENTS. ti - Rral Blake pv ..4 | Meadows » 3 0 0 | GLASGOW, April 25. — Glasgow The Seminole A. C. defeated the Rover! K lasir 501 F Rangers won the championship of |A. C. 10 to 4. The score by innings: WwW. E. Taylor. 591 E. a Be F nds more than the world’ Sfour hits and had the game in base hitse—Jones, Pulford. Sacrifice | falithe way. Roosevelt col- | hite—Levy (2), Wolff. Stolen bases | WOuld surely cost him a battle i ii safeties off Musgrove and |—~—"osler, Cristal. Double playse—/| for a big pot of money against | 50-vYARD pasH—tries . ¢ ite elancy oe | Henningt (S). second: Jones (Y). ¢! hics 3 000000 O— 4/day by defeating Ayr United, 1 to 0. /S°°*" .. 0 90 —— , > on Laufer that ch, with Soldan doing most of | (Wolff), Base on balis—orr Hafer- Dempsey Willing at Last. Worthington (©), fourth. Time, 26 9-10] Pittsburg .......000003000— 3 dagger ee ‘ Loon ' fans on edge. Both lade Miisuecing. The West Enders |kamp, 2; off Hemker, 2; off Wie- ; , 120 LOW HURDLES—steft y Two-base hits—Barnhart Home huns—|_ LONDON, April 25.—Results of to- | | "atteries—Wehmueller and Sorenson; | (;' 2 BS all around ew imming talen det ¢e _ 1, i me landy,. 1. Struck out—hRH a LSO, Jack Dempss Vv 1S in the "aos : . a oS - y+ pay : vd. ' Hartnett Grimm Double plaveamHarrett |day’s league soccer football rames: Rorere and Adank. © Rourke. Home run j ’ seual Siete nee A with two runs in the first ? By Wafer | Willard («4 second: Whiting (S). thi to MeCaulley to Hartnett: Wricht ett | Gea, sam pre 4 | - fn ~ . e 5 . : : - » = : Re et ic - . ‘ » . , 7 7 . ande . i. p ” i’ ‘ r t " rl ; . i . “Aa & . . ——e KOSLE “ag rn a a . —_ Tee ee, pence ne added two in the third. one kamp, 1: by Hemker, 6; by Wielan- Fast discussing a world’s aah 2 Q se nd : he us Left on bee Chicago. @- ae | FIRST DIVISION. : . x mee with the winners Total 5: Total : > M“ gnereary4 the pentathionw the fourth two in the fifth and dy, 4. Pitching record— Off Hafer- championship match—now near- ok Ee le Ao OUne ches St: | pure 4. Rase on balle—0Or? Biake >. ' Birmingham 2, Manchester City write Harry K Walker 42186 Wyoming Panoreth ur ‘ oe SEED ‘ | free style. with Laufer & ; ‘ ain Ss kamp, 8 hits S runs in 42-3 innings. | . h; at anv time during the third: Hennenc el x Y) sae” » Meadows. 2. Struck out—Bv Blanke. 2 1; Bolton Wanderers 2, Liverpool |*°e% Grand J 281K. . Hodson ... 5° . Hoffman 488 cond Laufer retaliated bei in the sixth. rhree more in |Left on bases—Central, 5; Soldan, 8. | =i OS aR a — _ ‘ ® minutes 18 seconds. - Mee age tg 7 a, wenpery oe Pfirman 0; Burnley 1, Aston Villa 1; Car- | | The Shamrocks of North St. Louls beat 5 he b0o%-vard free stvie w rove e otal n 9 . long and ear-splitting ballyhoo 1K YARTD DASH—araflo! (Ss). e ¥y an: ay me—t1 hr. 40 min : : the Benton s 10—4 The winners wish to : itt fighth brought the total to 12. | Umpires—Byrne and Ammon sumnmacnatiieciemece diff City-Binckburn Hovers, not | _) ; " | Toetal recond Laufer and Spence BWeritrs! ecored once } the gec- | ae Lanta f conducted for the past months. Hochstadt (C) pecond Feinstein AF layed Sivectes Sheffield United | tA ne Goanee in the 14-15-yeer-oid C-AN8. | pn ® “- lished in the order ne : ae ‘. in in ia Pool , - bad CLEVELAND. It appears probable that Jack | 1. ya eS ee SIGMA CHI CAPTURES cal aaniite Leeds United 1, Ar- tree — ee Nowack ... 00-yard back stroke. § a lel eget Eling ot 4 . ak 440-YARD DASH—Engiish (8). firat: -N , >? New C Outfielder m= tr . '. ry to take the ‘eace meeenth put on a storm that pro- | srebbn om = my - d will fight next September either (| “‘w,) (C) eecond: Brown (¥). third INTRAMURAL MEET a ca apy he ts, sa cmc | in 2p rs Pewee r] cen oP ee = Tota! Total . . ¢ = inat Zahe +4 —_— (Ss Tim 5 ‘ , e nite ; reston or nm | kek Pike ae ae ans. tA . : ti oe on ses troke and thia time Kru four runs The Soldan lead Hornaby 40 aBainst Wills or Gibbons— Aas : ime, 59 6-10 sec Representatives of the Sigma Chi! 4 Huddersfield 1: Wes seen = ; aanes Griffin, 4349 Gibson avenue. ne ' 4 ee a" ; mgm : ; VAULT—Harbstadt ). first: | University’s annual intramural fiela| *%ottimaham Forest 0, West Brom- aa a preferred, Write A. Spieler, Total , ' . tle “rene t e avi , ond a ufe fen : . | , IA Gravols avent sees A ee Sven, the Setvel wae atili five runs pct seg Bb-cf 1 Doubtless the } = feather- | mde Whittier (a) tounh tosh and track meet held at Francis; Wieh eae 1; Bury 1. . te a hee ’ Pfeiffer ... h93 G. Phillipe: ara Givink, ruge . Judge 2b 1 weight champion fascart and ——?, mm L Tin 1¢ PI . - ” But the two second place pate in the itv High Schoo! | Gleave, ef 0 a ; oes RPROAD TI°MP—Ferinetelr ¥ e >} = +, . | City 0, Derby County 0: Crystal or LUGI “e ee SE) DH Wee ae S aken in addition tof N Le: 1 of 1 featherweight crown; while the | BROAD J) MP—Feinstein (; ” men who might show talent. | p . ‘ a * Fuerman E. Ocestricher 3 ad taken in if : n o he, Leacue. ns a result of its! Hehnm. P 0 ’ , & @*? second: Demky (VY) x. ~ — ~ ——$ Palace 1, Fulham a Lelteester eune ' e at ’ . . . . i + " . > 7 ° ; 7 i , “3 incnes 3 Ul be se rr ourt l ; i . e 5 . he VW : penta hion title Kruger. peond place, with two vi be threshed out and the world’s IC hed: ¢Y) Piet: Mas RELAY—Central, first: gt gg ter United 4, Binckpool 1; The CLEVELAND, O., April 25—Wake-| Total 1199 Total ......1130 Pa, Golde ater fourth ; and one defeat Central | Beem crceochecosnse 8.434638 3 | flyweight title be fought for by bus! s Maltz 4 | Yeatman. third. No time taken. Wednesday 5. Hull City 0; South- field defeated Ellis, 50 to 30, ane | standings San PFrancises a . "Batted for Hohn in ninth inning.) Pancho Villa and Frankie : 0 let “61 S) | SHOTPI “oe (S). irst: Sets an ampton 1, Wenver Hampton 1; (50 to 39, in Three-Cushion League a) : ~ . _ ) ' . ¢g \ » : “ ¥. MC. A© third, Kruger, 3 mee when he crashed into the Clab. "RO ‘Some Good Others Bad * Time Doe be ; hurdle. Guth rie leaped the Cleveland 3 0 — 4 ’ . at : a ") x t “es © e > _ > ; . Fon "won ie tauter, © in 14.8, tying the Drake | Roosevelt.... 010 %— 7) HETHER all these fights ; mecond Enence, imade by Roberton Simpon Two-base hit—Wise. Three-bexe | will be worth while is still | another matter. The Greb-Walker ' th rd. Kr , wiene Wy 18° Se souri,. in 14.8. hit—Thomas. Home runs—Robert- Wi.werd free-atvie ewim: Won am of Kansas ended the rec-|*°™, Wise. Sacrifice hits—Hobbs, fight ought to be a wildcat af- | Men, secon’ Glancy. GIS Raking with a new mark of |COOver. Stolem bases — Mungrove.| fair, full of pep and _ punch. A third. Br n DEE Seeinne in the r | Double plays—Judge tc Hobbs to Walker might even win his sec- Hoh etahat Met ahahaha’ atahatateMete’atatetatetetetetetetetete’ fetete CPP I IIe OO OI IO OO OE IOI ON lob me os 0. Ces sin © TUNDINE | eearkiorf. Hit by pitched ball—By ond world’s crown. for he can arotereteretorere . etecetete wrecetes tecereteceets : SRE RRR ERR RNR REN RR Te for diet» nce | xep and jump. Hell (Gleave), Balk—tHiohe. Base{ », tre and hard 2 2t—~—~*é seetatetatetetatdnetetetctetetase tones ” “ e *n Ne ah maries: on ballx—Orr Musgrove, 1; off Heil, 5 6 a dlepytllngs ss cag ee “A ; f " . A ates ‘ 1 MILE RELA Y—Colleges: Won hv |@; eff Hohn, 1. Struck out—By Mus- Paul Berlenbach will make the Pote*ete'e"e"ovs*ee*e'e'e « iS (wroway Vhillinos | esewe, 3; by Heil, 5; by Hohn, 2. | McTigue affair thrilling—if Mc- Bb ww Kk e =’: Ohio Wesievan, second: Kno (1) ; : mh. A, e ime : Occidental of Los Angeles fourth Pitching record—Off Musgrove, 4 Tigue will let him McTigue, ratte : hird. Laufer, © 182-10. (New Drake record [hits 3 runs im 21-3 inuings. Left when. in extremity, is @ one-man | Sr fawo% ” esr) 3:23 2-10 made by Cor- on bases—Cleveland, Se Roosevelt, | holding corporation all by him- | “ smevietion: second. Veunee Bees THROW—Won by Schwarze. Wis 5. Umpires—Byrne and Amman. self. It may be said that he lit- | \ cjation: _f eet 7 inches): Richerson adibnanuatiientensme fae Fa - enn ; minute 37 3- rt second: Rinefort. Grinne!' R BICYC terally CLIN( HED the title, wey Coe. a ee Drake TH EE LE when he beat Siki. a *ssioneal A. Be » former record of | feet €%& T ae 4 beck stroke. Nations [aa be late ef Denver ce RACES NEXT SUNDAY Tom Gibbons and Tunney fer. — ma. pen o . = well, it sounds like the latest ‘ A thir an) DASH—Won by Locke. Nenrne- . . rary Time. 1 minute. oi Wittman. Michican, second: Fisher AT FAIRGROUND a, zeus Rog sap Minar , Edears. Dartmouth The Century Cycling Club will in- anc einert, its li © @xpecting a sick woodpecker to whip a hawk Pu 4 breast «troke ef . 88-10 seconds § (This ties 4 iB iD D-a! im i tT pentathion: Wo 4 rc eeiablished by Schoiz ot |augurate the open bike racin sea- af ; ieokivn Central YT. M. c. a 1 1920) : — : 5 , to think Weinert can whip the rucer Ti}inate a ime, LE RELAY—University: Won py |®0n mext Sunday morning at Fair- brawny negro incinnati ‘Ean 8 iLikert Hart Freybere "hr ‘en : } , : 5 seconds ' Ames second: lilincia. thira. |=2OUNd. Three events are'‘on the Mascart is still something of an ie aN - | Die orca wll on program, consisting of a unknown quantity. but we will , cor if } ' ore ) iy : 40% ‘ _— . ss . E OUTFIELDER '2-10 made by Ames in 1921.) —_o - , owes risen inde: '' take a blind chance on Dundee, G : : . ; years oO age, le ile eprint . . . RC XG BROAD JUMP—Graham. Kan ‘ i rb . ° - ” pee. if thev meet And as for Shade . lOT IN HO ; anc Wallace Tiling . tied iT ‘Te sf niors and a 10-mile handicap. , - . ¥ ” e ‘4 feet *\ inches) Fel! Iilinois third Ar entry ] st of ls riders has — Wa ker, if there is amy : : mciated Press. a2 inches): Orebaugh. Drate y wee Rinne. phy en Shade in their fight, Dave will * ‘ TTA, G April 25.—-Geo m tS. feet. 4 incl es) been received These include Lou , . ’ ma VO. 4 WARD Hic — . es Dro; State champion. a nee not have it. Walker's too good . “s ahooting oe HIGH HURDLES—W on bY LIT OZ, la Cha iti; Be and John : mi ° * harged with . mg “tate: Kinsev. Iliinois, ser- | Boulicault, State title holder of 1923 Dempsey will whip any oppo- ‘ seeterete on. e ior S eal ™ " a , ol . ‘ : . 4 *° @.°.°.%6°. etar outfielter of the Meo : A ~*~ Yr A Fy os s. jand member of the Olympic team nent picked for him, if he’s him- ° ° . hern Association club, im 0 Drake meord established by fimn-| Which rode at Paris last summer self. Guessing his condition will aT . ' taht eurrend i Missour; in 1917.) Ioroz and Boulicoult have been rid- have to be up to each individual] erereretsteten ones . tel last nignt,. ‘LE RELAY—Colleges 9 won bY }ing all winter and are in fine con- = , yas “28 . : released on bond. neste el (White Eagie, Yellow Horse dition How far the insidious decaz due ° : i on. ; ) [ to idleness and to soft life in the said Young admitted a ee Bear, White Bird); Corne! . es of aneas State Teachers College | “he Century Cycling Club’s week- . ; shue and charé ' t ane ’ Kaneas third. Carieton, |, T a r U k Picture Co Intry has eaten into nduct and shooting & Time. &:04 4-10 (new Drake /|'¥ Tun today will take the riders to s ey eee re entered against him. ae oriner | St Charles The meeting place is s morale and stamina is just a ne told police heftand MBay | 3823 North Grand boulevard. the cruess. s Mobile utility fansas i club’s headquarters. hen some we ter College Pittebure Kan a T} . a : ip « Cw Tin cy } -i}] the same room 6 . Whee in Barnes. I}limoise, Lan ne > ae mul yco:ing ub wil eked at the door. Minos Url. tied for second: Hunse-j| hold a “Chase of the Hares and WE MATCH You a * fourth. | Hounds ”" Fd Amass and Pec Mar- opened the door. he saté,. TW , whom he recognized no Wisconsin. i'tin will be the hares and will leave COAT &-VEST Let at him twice the #ece a Co! “eee apnane Teach- Blair monument at 8 o'clock The COPY Bie TEO Sovete*e*ete" o*otete ate” 6268 itting him in the thi | fa. third: Richeraraon aeoy. Other riders, as hounds, will follow were e.ereree # #1018 010 6 a eae eee" 5" . statetet tae "oe" “e°s°s"e" ee" s"e Yonahue said. Drake record) r-' 20 minutes later. Confetti and tags hen ran, Do P j . jargrave and Donahve ' ' Fie made by will be dropped along the route by We nin iil he opinion the bullets ow ye Aa the hares The hares alone wil! é : ) ready with the for Hargrave. The late 196 tt 2 in: Good of McKendree, | know the stopping place. mi MEPoe la rcest and had aquarreled with Youm thie. Dlinoie, thin - . - comp! ray of Tenahue's a See Karn go rs | aN: + » N Iber by © 7 » ae me 86 America e today. Norman FE . ie ert tio tSma ire Gene y eOnD. iereeoed che OO ait, ‘Fale vemer: _ The Better Blade atS Sf ier »layer would pe out of t er, Wis, ‘ . ; u) r , iit 13 seerear: as! - as ie wii " esl hoe Pr te s Bear coon ee st | ge MARATHONS 7 | eae ws. hen you have smo $10 Time vroggped PET TESA GRA ss ais So cithe aa tags ATS pT RE “un fabrics and colors : : . is rteeeeenners Lh grees ret ete ; ‘ ; TOP ogttbaae : in endless variety OLLI HGMS—.Won | a Wm. Penn, you know wke record QO “ih fantt wrt Beads | at ; ; poem - Apri 93 pele* 8-10. made by Wa ba «h SiSeee st rithes peeseec tact abieee HEF) Be agtegs ett $538 shy tage: j STOVE co >; that you cam get rT good via he " . — . ww HIN ’ " , mm @ gumber oF cit net Brae. 16 ore 3A eet ee Made in America - J13--Pine--713 - pend formed the | m and Rien: i or . Saturday 7 P. M eisai! League. The 96M : ¥ Fits Gillette Model Razors Seis to: cigar for 5 cents. Hon will present pretel ime Sy pearp—ween, MARATHON RAZOR BLADE CO., NEWARK. Bi. J. ee INC. axnketball on an organ (47 f RX iy Y reph Fr. Carr of Celene ; ~~ Jone " lowa. : : : inois fourth ew ! organized the a Pormer record of 46a tt tecord. Leacue, was elected prests mes 840 by Hubbard of Michigan National Soccer Football Championship ' i * =) peer@ary and RELAY. UNIVieasIrivs— 4, treasurer The | * ) Nebraska (Locke. Daily. Critea. Today, Sst. Louis University Field imited te i. clubs, "rinnell, second: ‘re Re, Uilinois fourt> : mh. ’ ies came ws urt! | . in i. | Grand Bi. and Laciede Av. o ‘* ° Gc ' tT ots —s ‘4 remit, ton, D. C.; Milwaukee 7 ra . OhHers Paulvel Ticket beoeth= open at 10 A. M. fer advance saic general admission ory LAverpool, 0. —— . th eas — ana and reserved seat tickets. Kickeff at 3 PF. M. ® e co 9 Sd ¢ * ‘10. = ures " | . 4, & + Ft. Wayne, In 4 ~ ¥. each of which et ipplied fon membersh!> D-DD -E0D-0D-CID-AIB- CISC B-D

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATLH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ S 4 ats Hasmer Pitches Three-Hit Game Against Wabash Effort Is the Best Twirling Dns- play of the Association's First Day. -——— oe 8 LEAGUES OPEN TODAY Rest of the Organizations Will Be im Action Not Later Than May 9. — Three-hi: contests in (Wo eagues and good early-season baseba!! fra- tured the opening of the 1325 sea- son of the Municipal! Baseba!) As- sociation yesterday afternoon on diamonds in the public parks. Seven leagues of the associat > plaved their openers yesterday. and eight more of the 25 members are set to inaugurate their cards tocas Ry May 9 all the circuits wil! be in ac- tion Haesemer of the Puritans (fur- nished the thrills in the Manufa turers’ League Dy easing dow - Wabash nime with three safe hits, each for one base The Purttans Haermer struck out !! one base on won § to ° batters and gave Dut balis. Pappe knockeg a for the Puritans Triple A beat the Sunlight equad § to 5 and the Alias nine won over the Title Guarant)s 13 to 7 tm the third contest Huceerich Vields« Five His. The Boosters defeated the Ger ral Accounts, 4 to in the featu: attraction the Missour! lLwague Huegerich pitched = § fai ball for the losers. giving on! hitea, but marred his record seven bases on Dulles The F Accounts iloet to the Engineers to 1. in the only other Railroad League Im the Cupples League '*: ham squad emet>hered We 7 to 2 in a seven-inning fra) T? Graham rar Dwffin and Michaeis. ; the winners, held three sate hits The four games ial League were one tected “*eo of them wn Marg hs overcame the T: 'o i it 4 . pitesing by» and Morgenthbaler The Hermanns dcelfeated team. § toe § by wir ? « imming hitting spree toward the end of the struggle The game was fea. . t@re@ with four home runs >» Me- | ver. % Glore. Mureains and Loree Geed Pitebing te Evenceticeal. nome run ¢ of la * oo ei8rn Fame in the batters “a, > hs he ink « The i~wttan wert a () Neu! |r : for the the .. ho ve 2zi* Miaiver. of.) 1 Tete 333 » S > vo “tLimmn ° a a) : hn (eee 1 ® , : Teta. 35 8 10 's453eat?7a8 @ Pantages neat. 1 Oo & a Pactors 1 O98 f® @3100 Oo. -_— > PURITANS “ 3 Nanaig. hve D oe >» ss : : 0 a © | * Moser oo. 4° 1 © = see ao «t+ 000 ~.5 0810 Wwibemer cf 1 8 0 0 . 4 1 1 2 Streeter 1n3 06 0 0 wea 164110 Mir nda. 40 8 1 2 ee S110 Riemer c 3°10 i . RIO 1 Beil. ev? 3000 e.4% 123290 King, tf 3000 Naemer. p+ 1° ° Geremer ep 790° 0 —_ -- Stren. - 1@eovoe Tetal 3) Sit 3 ane ta 5 ”? 60 7 “ nen 8 8 8 8 8 : bee ey Ou Se ee : > 5 ' -_— --- NUFF AC. TITLE LRANTT -oNERS BRAGUE _R WE x —- Hiden -- : ” 4 Mever s ; ’ ~~ = ! ; , ” ‘ "h | : | “ eer = } : a +a 7vTtee~°o _ - _ 3 : AD ; a 8 a 2 2 3 8 “ker ib 3 0 1 @ Want 64 0 «a Toles so 13 ®@ See 2» tt & «8 ‘eher 2 8 8 8 ; ye m2 ° . 3 ‘a, Tthe Ovuaret’ ae Fe ss. ”“ ao ° ~ ‘Uae Tack Co -280@349636 0 413 “poer'@ a = £ ©) Wiis « 4 © 2 a “ewe! of © @ 1 Grabs #3 } 3 wher't & © 6' tas a $20 oe ® © 1 Betes 5 } “etme » °° 8 8 Heir » 3ee 8 4 ‘owl ». 5 ” : " «e-? "“ ibn a © © 4 Rrunne hee Veotie ic S @ 6'Beamee = 4 * © @ ae ad $ 1? @ Heer © 7 6 6 a er ° 6 7 Ns Set * 8 @O . o'er te | = ae ee Tere BM 1 S16 Marte $5 6 4 Tom) 4) rete > ; 2 >ea4tuae rans, a +fe8e7648 1° "8 itieeese ao 1 SEVEN OF 28 LEAGUES MUNICIPAL BASEBALL CAMPAI 7 *, . I oe - ee jing him to hit, teoigd Rim to .go to * 8 Muny Tanlac is a wonder tonic. It cleamses and revitalizes Slug- gish Blood, increases the appe- tite, stimulates and aids diges tion, builds run down bodies back to health and vigor. Mil- lions owe Tanlac their present health. Why not give it a fair chance to help you ” Sluggish Blood ineaine danger! Tanlac brings help quick HEN you envy strong, vigor- ously healthy people, when you see happy faces that fairly glow with health, you can be sure these forru- nate folks have plenty of good, clean red blood coursing through their vein and arteries. Sluggish Blood is a bad sign. It is blood that is slowed up by a danger- ous cargo of potsons which it ts carrv- ing to every part of the bodv. Sooner or later serious illness is bound to result. Head off these consequences now with lanlac. If vou are puny and run-down, if your appetite is gone and you are @ weight steadily it’s high time you took things in hand. What vou need ts a stiff tonic and blood cleanser hke Tanlac to put you in shape again How Tanlac restores health Tanlac goes mght to the seat of trouble. It cleanses and revitalizes TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION TAN FOR YOUR Proprietor Mr.ROGERS America P is Safe with ® ‘Bull’ Durham GANG of Scientists left on a Boat for a year’s cruise to study queer kind of Fish in the South Atlantic Ocean. They should have stayed here in New York and went to see and hear what I did the other day, A real Red Bolsheviki meeting. They would have seen queer looking fish there, Suckers, Eels, Flounders, Bullheads, and every Guy that got up was a big mouth Bass. They denounced everything in America, The Weather, The Constitution, White Gloves for Pall Bearers, Jons Lower Taxes, Sus- penders, Cross Word Puzzles, Shower Baths, League of Nations and Esquimo Pies. After looking them all over I found what was the matter with them. There wasnt a one of them knew enough to roll his own. How are you going to improve on a Government if you dont know that much. Every man you see pouring ‘Bull’ Durhaminto his paper, you can bet he Is satis- hed with America, because its the old mght down to earth Americans ©, . ~ eh | >| ~ + uggish Blood and starts healthy cir- ulation. It gives you an appetite for the mght kind of food. It stimulates the flow of digestive juices and builds up your whole body. Millions of people have been helped back to vigorous health and strength quickly by Tanlac. You owe it to vourself and family to give it a chance to bring relief to you. There's nothing in a bottle of Tanla that could harm anybody. It is a that do it. natural tonic and builder, an invigor- ating compound of roots, barks and herbs, gathered from all over the world and combined in one of the most exacting laboratories inthe wor! , ce » i e« : P. S. There is going to be another piece in this | Don ct go on dragging Your poor paper soon. LOO for 1. sickly body about the house. Stop art your druggists and Start the Tanlac i treatment now. You wil] notice a rea! : improvement from thewery first After the first bottle , feel hike a new person. | dose is gone you'll LAC HEALTH Girculation Mgr. W.Rocers Edifor Wirk a ee aes ' | S1LLOUS Gate. after del backed into odds + Eclipse | the best I &voritism te win the rap at three-quarters of 4 , falled to finish tn the picture. winner turned up in the Sea- m Stables Digit. with Whet- | Stars’ or | second and Heel Tape third. contests. - Candy Kid's disappofnting show- League WHANTEY, D sion of Pennant | —=—= a FLYING E ee i ii 9 % > | ° > 7 é first because he wouldn't pitch to we “ 0 —. | ', CANDID, i him The batter, wanting to hit l T | Municipal Box Scores ? did not go down So the pitcher ° e — Oo Start ii er l ; AT 15 —_— LLL A LAA A A sa sia y) pitebed four wide balls and the bat- - ' oo ’ n= > - be #@ + - > ‘= > 7 . = * , , MT. MORIAN CENTURY. MACHINE SHOP ASSEMBLERS. ter had to go to first. Is the pitch- ace vances wl } ELE. | Warners. 3 1 2 0 Matin oo 6 "TO Mueiier iff 1 ? FE ee , Cebet cement ; - o : e tret B - 4 > ' a in 2 J = ‘ -_~ e+ oo ae ie aeaill . . fe? Shulte 32662 Shaw, m..5 122 Kruse [34 1 2 1 Peri 3.1 O 4 Kohn, 2214 South Third stree TIPS ON Remainder of 25 Leagues April 2 johnstin if83 00 0 | Shaff if aoa joue 15 4 0 © 1 Lake 3 ; - | ° The pitcher was within his r+] a . . est a ib. ‘ : : ! x pe 7) abs o : @ Ge wey _ 31 Hofetn 21> © . ata right=. Effert« have been made oO econ oun q Begin Schedules by > c x“ Cs ‘? cw at . ~- ee , > . S ohene fi 3100 Sem r..3 0 1 ¢ mol S> 40 2 2 Calleworth 19 te penalize intentional paxses bat Sos Saas | , 7" Smith 2>..4 2 © 1) Ragman cl2 i © 1 Rracen 310 r 31 _ @ the clesest appreach te the sole- °o May 9. heareten «8.4110 Wah #ii3 J. Mader Pict -> as been 2 rule ¥ ’ Games Bring Perna rt 4221, Hen. 8 e600! ef ; 380800 Erte ct > 7 ? eS ’ ~pter—er- First Week s ° Woerner, p 401060 Manross.p.2 010 o& “wine wvherie ct L Gre that a balk may be calied Man . BAS 7 eae , - MOmk. idbi 00 0 = 4e0o0o0 7 ee - © 9 if the catcher t« out ef his box Out Good Baseball; y 0] ee Totals P+ Totals ie 47 ‘ Kinchoeffer a - . 34 “~—en one when the ball leaves the pitcher's Cl eo “$5. more leagues of the ¥ Innings is 25678 T : hens a. at. sat 5 9 hanr. The pitcher you mentien. Games . = ms BALL }° nicipal Baseha!! Assoctation ) ‘entur coe ot eo ss Tons : 9 5 ° however, had mo authority te tell ie . ' pi 21 O— § “als. ct ¢ . -a278 2 ; ’ Start their st.sons this e@iel Miu Moras... - , * ] in mines i 3 ‘ o . Ss? 7 9 the batter te take hi« base with- ~~ ss _— ; , shot ia the Machine Shop - 8° 1 ; - ; | by Wha = ontest TOWER CAMP ‘COTTON BELT _Ageembiers 3 iat P wen ro alg age Pg ie The public school championship @R0o—=sJ0Dpo0r Seo . conteta Ei » by Jockey ae 6 WCU AB. R.E_E a not penaliz er this wnrless et are . eres got under war yr er tu AB bs q E sr - f > 2 > > Rm HINOS 7" a ae _ © he unduly delarved re zame. § e We tne Post-Dispatc a trophy Diagram of Play Pires zc: es The lay By the wie (sane ce? Fe y po i? se . a sn =e - - ae = icc > = remainder > » at £ei~- £2 eee cRRHE ENVE oa Se ld aeete da Get: Min thee | 2d medals wil! go tmto its secon “pot Se on ‘ Stable Entry Wins ‘. rm ~ oe. 4 A ' ‘lime ib 4 646i a 0 aw 3 : r ase io nD & Lo the Tm : 25 leagues wil} pr s . ble's i ’ 7 _ o-. weit. —_AA.~ & Bo Hit), we ber of spitbe “ers Are there week tomorrow Rivalry is run- - : , V'ver 1 3 0 08 ; hie 2t $$ - 3 = Siew'g ids 1 - & ~ " 9? “ . wees Se -_ *- May 9%. “y Feature, P The Vint Trefs ff £ © 0 © Derr + s vw *' Avetteacti.2is ‘ . 4 * . - , . }] : : y : 3 : > ) Ma of 4 ca oad ; > . , CT : Gor e z is @ @ 2. Gleu 3 O11 0 wae Ss 0 i 2) Setvers DS team ’—Jeanne Aller 1®@ games of the past week were —. Ne. bene , $48. to Superiecte, hole ¢cC £0 0 0 ONG 7a SS —— we . @- 3 FS Stat: r iD. An When the rule was passed ben- |... ng matches, others brought asimirs. 1-30 Grounds ridden by peer eS es Totals 34 5 Imnesn \f ahtedh OP - tere ~ ~ oe a T . nine the «pitbal!. it wae decided : ga See ee ae ae Brrne & Bruner vs sn sae o ¢ cing *| Metzineer = ie Wy ee that pitchers whe relied out close baseba!l! and not a few Grounds 2—Cartrows Post . closing taal tha er , ~ | } f =tacs . ; ' : Ingest: . - 3 Of STrounés 3 ” >» *se Post-."epetrc? pa, a Sickmeve Brome a _ chiefly fer their effectiveness were decided by one-run margins Bisko indians 3 00 VRE DE GRACE, Md... April = ain cunh aie ° oC . : °°Ran for E. Morganthaer in. nin’ St Sten utnning Tes wae avered. | ove ' careers. ‘The Rhine ° (nono z > sz The third baseman recetves an | William Deak. Phil Dewucias,. Darna — a 4 om vn aa os oman CY) = thas assem Led here today on Tes mr i » C : Oo—_4 ~~ ‘ »oe . " i - . st —ANT ro " : . S46 eee SS . ; resigned a ‘ +a 7 Er velores : »as errer. Whether er not the batter Fillingcgim, Ray Fisher, “Marvin Lyon Carondelet Pa: Ne. 2 Aseti INDEPENDENT raGr @itness the running of the’) Fren stab = FE me saM PA reaches first safely has no bear- Geodwin. Buricizgh Grimes, Clar- 23. Merame vs amt Pieesen: grounds—Grounds 1, 3 ?- i Sh doah x A aad rr r . ~ ee ’ (~Ss & “ (“T = [ - RAB : . e . . _-. es a m~& » — ? a * > : ~= t = nr n . *' , : a | +. eg _ : RH ; rue A ae = — As RHE ing om the case. The rule says: ence Mitchell ard Richard Roe- — a a ae ieee —, 22 oa ws" gg 1 | feen and Shenancoan staxes. ») tentate, the ; J : A? r. z - wer . 6 pe : and nde . rare a : . . " on4e 2 ~~ Muller oo 6 2 1 2 Miller os 4 0 3 2 Rele 3> . MGannct6 3 3 “an errer shall be civen for cach doiph. American League. 4. W. No, 4 coms vs People's Moter © This good Green Tree stable > turn te Am : : Ae } ? 7 ? t ' ?.2 0 ' « - 2 2 . a. I> z = 4 7 > mh ? > > lemare | Jonneor cit | f° 3m, a mixpiny which prolongs the time Ayers. Ray Caldwell, Stanley Freel Geer tee eee MERCANTILE in winning the Old Dominion | Mr. Cochrs we ; Fees ~ gem a2 ee! -F a 2 So at bat ef the batseman—.” Ceveleskic. Urban Faber. H. B. pte ee NL ae Ste 1 ye grounds— rounds 2 ie first } > 3 “armen ° > i fy ] f w~ ak a -- - i ; 6 6 S . ~* = a — -—n€ 5. es i ~ " = @¢ 2 . - ral « , Oo 2 ; s w= «+441 & a e ing tr . larg Fra » ~* - ; 7 Ts ss ; . ; fa ~ 7 mA ra . i ower The same figure was recorded : tributed to th lever I> 3 ade 5 aunas in ; INTERNATIONA! WESTER. — . ——-- 2 _ aoe = ape & 2 3 - ! v . 4 — — a nag f on ee aN — 4 . . : BY - ; ~~ "sa 7 - - 4 r . = + = ae A aor ~~) ve ™ -_ to. “7? te f « , McAtee. The Kw Bbeck 7 als 30 ; : - , - +3 ~4 =~ -~ er ’ Bee gr Sas first baseman. Who steps Park ‘“ * Trani sgn’ hepenge a tne | well and was ‘ EE » al, La - , - Cine + =~ 4 + —_th wa aed acon 4 - -_ . — Aor -o Fie c vrs Mar- ndoah stance at the same dis- for the first 2 . mo se Telaw “i oF Saeed a ’ =~ ~ = =+ Seu ” . — ette. Fores Park ii = pay Be The Me Chan - ; Tota !s 3 4 nee ‘ ~ : m 4 rorbaut ahead of the runner S$ tre runner —- 2x Spr nes . Ree. Forest > u hung up by however. seer amen 4 - « uoples Arcos . 7 a 2) Go ’ 4 She ss.4 forced at second or must he be ark. Ne : Apri 3). Stix vs comes within 2-5 seconds of the and Candy K - — ” * . 4 . aR rahar S Ff 14 i i-—— R ona4 6 : te . 4 " om : - r ee ae we > a f 4 ° x rt : taggec’—H. L. Logan, M : Salem SrG6up E—arril 27. asbileand vs. — : 3 record. im close qua ? + = Pt a. a a art ; -_— i ‘> @ry = or x 4 ' eT PET ZION JUNIORS AR RA AB. m2 - : Im such = case the man running vA, ’ Aor, 3S. Iseine we | bases the catcher should attempt a the first time and his race Transmute, = — 2 , . : i — " . s ~ z b. / y . | a ie. . -* ‘ Xs on 1B A tennel , Nal Totals ‘> £1207 yr ] I te second base must be tagged. AY s Fairground Park Vo 3 | ¢n make himself valuable by to give him right to first which aleo els Ar af *- © oe : ‘ a a: ae > : i . ee Pe Awe —-] “un >p.es ve “ “ee F ae % ‘ a : sca ones a .¥ jiijxm =. i a — Totals sng cei meagre Slasgow, Murphy Plarseround. Apri! backing up first base. so as to m to favoritism for the Preak- ated aa Mahewe a 0 Bishe }t ; ; w erie : ¢e56789 : mB @ Datter take two strikss 3. Webster vs Ariingien. Murphy be in a position to handie an and Derby honors. | ens the es -~ 4) He er p ) ke “Tran? «* ; Vester ae , , es A s lef hard nd "er the re- Pia YET OME AST 2S Blair 3 é ot sm ? Came to oes ‘ ‘ : _ » s a! é : na ; @ 4 , : . over raw : - es : ° K ne os @ _ ; 0 Pie ge eo ‘ ernaea! ?Da 4 _ ae ioe > ate = s right hand ~ — so ime “ar a No. 6 . . Chantey Finishes sScrong. run. then ér val 271 0 Ghr ® 2 Ba !inann La nfersick _ nas ae eT Me ity maga tg Eg me eee The first baseman after han- wc ~ three length “ ae : . «* 4 1 a ~~ = RB weTrrR d ball must so = Away with the rise of the web- | -.. Roll Cal ? ’ : | . Pie? . a ee wee ~ x" ? ° + , , “ - ee rem eRe - : - . =~ — — ears inn : ee 2s ; ~ 7 2 , c » - I Meeliorih 4 9 Sober i aattnn oft > = = % : 58 RH xeon cf 3 ae = - » aes Park No. 2 apr 28 Walnut Park ramee tale theme thet tt soa ar play. Sometime wie: ng. well back from the leaders.|., ne third. Previact HB nohae 4 ae 9 o Raiser = ——- portale Zee ue ower & © > ee . . a Fra Fores: Park. XN Apr pit her who mw covering The me or some ber event sd of Parke. was not permitted | Rock Mana, eeeat of i pour: § | Pos e ze - What happen hen a ortetted °S Heopste vs Laci Forest staguegetaan: i — “ee ™ . 4 ‘ ) . Senaes y= 4 & : Saeee ~ ssil 9 2 pyee om -% ¢ . + wad ~ 1 . : 7 . : « - ss — 4 = ibd re rads , the 2veres mnt s AGS, ~~ Park. NS easier for the pitcher, who sant ct rhe ee ‘ase Mam te get the gtraigh ened out for the stretch ge - Hman « % 2 $3¢ Branét if 4 ; : r Colored Schools. handle the ball on the dead run, ‘°° the Dease RENEE Ghay + Turning tate the top s© the! see ae -~ : ‘ 1 G&@ ll Heerich vo ning p> 2 , a Se oe ow ; . nite 1 ‘ s : 2 2 Spemandet l1i— 3 —T———— nee Ok They do. Individual recerds aciniinia' Thnk cia le 8 tC by making the throw as short ally results im & tage. ich the Greentree sefization | and the “ iS 18 134 =_>- — Tota is : 4 _ aii : — or pe ic ae orga te de toe a v« - standings. They are simply the (or oo Ps e ‘Ss. Summons : inati ; exciting ates i ing : . ’ ; 2 A: : A: ges : 3 @ recorded facts ef play eo th . t Park a50uUt Waist Ugo. a oe i the early pacemakers, Sweep . Trailing 0 oO , Wat st na geen *@~ 41 oe @ yh nomen ch ony > p B—Apr . Lineeln vs This is often a very spectace- | ~ [Away and Senalado. Parke went finish was . . = th - - “ — . —_ -_ Nie i Smith rf 6 _ * 7 ioe el oo ie es SY ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ment crowd Wild. length away, Merkle ss ; FF = r g Meme a. © oe FS —— _ " . —_ —_____ ———— —_ ____ ____ _ nema, while oe 2 $ Slack it. 4 ; ge i te maerl?. 4 Scaercf 4 ( With a long, easy stride the Pen- |, . F .3 . : ‘ 4 F ¥ os hak af A ard cc? 3 lLeris rf-p5 2 3 kei i» 4 1. @ | & ckel Ib 4 colt secon overhauled Senalado Oritfith’s ~ K pt ‘ . . (we oe . a ‘+ . I ‘ anecrs wa ° + Sas”) > a 7 a’ - i? ; aivi2 —_ a ’ a 4 y Mither wi % wy wwe t.Giore ib 4 ‘ 412 a > Rich rit 4] ee Sweeping Away. At tis o> ikers "120 Yor? > 8 1 6 @ J. Kur .;| Blumenthal Ki yme. 3D 1 Maverss. 4 Heenth pole the race had lost all | chert : — — —m , Snore . = rt ; .-¢ Pink : Hart .s @emblarnce of a contest. It was ST : — ° T > ‘'s ; . ° ts.” @ ; ov ere : . & ore - —_ _—_—_—-___ . ® = a + el 1 0° T Gwore pé —_—— — Madsen 4 Totais..34 7 8 2 gpelle a er of hew far Chas — — Te s = ‘* c : } : —- au Gs -_ : tev 3.4 : Tete) 44 814 & F r 2 34 8 8 a tiles as etal Tetals 37 1 8. 4 aia’ «e ee «CCC antey’s fractional time for the | Se 4294 Gyr iu i | eee "mane 2. : : ee mile and 79 yards was :23, :472-5,| | The St. - iil nie : : we y Kid this afterne ADVERTIS NT iA) cvery Ow ai C/L —" Candy Kid. Harry Payne Whit- | “ . —_ — — SN —— . - ———————— a a . . —_ - mey's Derby and Preakness cand!- ‘“"* & ‘The MI etabd tn the’ but one « Today's ~ Something for the Gol GOLF HC Adjustable Garter Large variety of sirable patterns. ¢ fined to Greenf in St. Louis. 54.50 and *5 ei ee ae

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: . . 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5S HHANTE Y¥, DERBY CANDIDATE, SETS NEW RECORD AT HAVRE DE GRACE mn of ‘Pennant - — ~ | i i i i aa a ad ww FLYING EBONY, DERBY ° p ‘| WESTERN HORSE FIRST CANDIDATE, I$ VICTOR ||... Y esterday’s Racing Results and Tomorrow’s Entries Little Visitor Is “Sy anet winures I Id f Nl ) NN ONL fall fam fm ffm fm ifm fm fm is Over Fie ; AT 15 TO 1 IN STAKE At Beulah Park. | cofSizih gF8C%,,, $800. claiming, 2-year-old claiming. alx furlonay: gy ate tee 8 eh Lexington Winner = maryLAND HUNT CUP 'Gen, G _ Shine On . 02 ‘ tries: Tri ri | ted Pres. 2 an seneee RK Weather clear: track fast. iwi = “735 Oak ni te 2109 | Niviae ‘ n © oem Sutontia «ccs ctts os Trip Lightly Primrose Salmon en- Pea SAE Ne Bye Posocieiee — . A prit m2 o : A a FIRST RACE. $600 2-yearwolds. four! *Estin .° ....°104 fT C one i. Eppes 109 Also eligible: _ Fifth race, $1500. 3-year-olds and up, ae yy mye ae " f 25 “h e tretc April 25.—Bef snd one-half furiongs—Dickey Lee 105 (W./| Billy Witt °. e112 Little | Coo : ae Balefull -, ‘os Eas Gypsy Light . _108 | " Captures Ashland Oaks, Fea- \' estern horse for the first time to- ° ellis 14 am. —BSefore the larg- Taylor). $49. $12.80. ee. 60, first: Capt. | Bob Spalding ..114 Earl Combs > ial oo ~ * | Be “eee 111 | me and 70 yards: . ‘ day won what is claimed to be t est crowd that ever attended Seth 116 (C. Gross», $3.20, $2.40. second: | Brown Leaf . .110 Frazier . ....110 bike all. -104 *Squire Wiggins 10? | stodest - coorellQ Lucifer . oo.+.. 96 ture at Opening of Racing “America’s classic cross-country Schedules a y Torcher 105 (H Hay). $3 a0 third. Time. ; Seventh race, $800. claiming. 4-year-| ¢) Fess ‘wood Boy 108 Sam Reh . ...109! Heir at Law ...103 Malapert . ...l14 steentechase o.” th Maryland : ‘ ( & meeting of the United Hunts, ‘55S 1-6. Mulligan. Boosting. Hawkeye = and up, one mile and 70 yards: hpi ‘ .109 | St. Valentine ..100 Thimble . .....101 | at Kentucky. ee Lan . = May 9 Payne Whitney’s Colt { Gittora Cochran's Derby candi- {|%}cR, Maiden ais ran as ang | eA +208 @Bear Grass. .103| 4, feventh race, $700 4-yearolts and up, | Setting Sun. 108 Pontola.\. °2221.05) jHunt Cup. The horse was Bare: | "ies a 4 owe Ra e ° °-205 Georgie . ....112 ng. one and yg ioe lm gg ing ou Se: iright, owned by Leslie Behr of . 2 5 Second Behind |( date, Flying Ebony, won the or 5 fur! om i‘. owe o6 7 (D Fausto . -110 °Shindy . ....105|°Witch Flower .100 *Biazonry . .102; Sixth race, $1200. claiming. S-year-elée | Chicago, who trotted across the fin- _— Only 4- |) first running of the Initial $|Captsin Costican: 122 1D Sterne), $4.80 | syenther showery: track muddy, Attorney Muir ..107 Grass Tree -107/ 4nd up, mile and a sixteenth: By the Associated Press lish line with many lengths to spare t more league f th Best Time Ever Made Pp. Handicap over a powerful field $3.60. Bacon ogg” ae fD. Se oy TE no Apprentice allowance claimed. ie To gnder os 03 Clock Stocking | “1 simeon ‘6 Oe tt Maan al gy , soe | LEXINGTON. Ky April 25. —¥J 4 ge at eal; ‘uppli d the settle : ‘S of the ¥ 4 ¢ $3.80. third. Time. -1:01. 3-5. _Balarosa. ‘ion 2. RUE BUONCS . wceess dt Se 13 Royal Duck ... atte anne en ee Feque Ss suppiie ‘ > Weather clear: track fast. Sto Jug ...107 *Lucky Strike .107) Little Visitor won the Ashland th; ‘ere ab t : i I Baseball Association ; of stake horses here this after- (| Carl Roberts. Sempronia. Ada Doe. Bess ®Apprentice a! flowance cn an. \ceee 104 *Normana . ..106/ Oaks, wi oe ae thet were adcent at the Sam 25 hel | } noon. ‘The win. cr, a 15-to-1 §|-aHiny RACE, S00 “Steer ele, claim At Beulah Park. sJulia "M."!:-"101 givcemt2ge ", ‘:192| Oaks, with $3000 added purses the victory of the Western horse, eir se.sons this after 4 ; P ACE, $600. 3-vear-olds. claim- > *Sograrth Aroon 114 °Try Again ....91| cver a field of eight other 3-vear-|the great Virginia horse, Oracle If No¢ '5 shot im the betting, was ridden ¢/:8, five and a half furlongs: Katie Dear, First race. $600. 2- *For - hg OE el Se “. — ro . ; - ; 4 contests. Eight le ¥ KL MAN BIG SURPRISE ‘ by Jockey ternal He just ey (J. os \ er? $12.80 36.30 2° a i"Ss: four and a bal? fasion -Olds, allowances. At Havre de Grace. | °Sir Leantd a Ps Ry eligible: tia | old fillies in the feature race of sites ghee ee yg he: . ‘ . . et Cat, (D, Sterling). So . OF. “94 the long-legged gray horse regained nes will start by Saty » Stable 8 Entry Wins stable’s filly, Superlette } FOU RTH RACE $600 a year-olds — | clai —_ fea" mae wi te end up. Delectable i. “335 Herrierd es o0 0 38S or oe ° +s omee Spo oP Thea seal a or the mi all yan Sater his feet, Raymond Belmont, the rid- , : ) ‘ t up. one mile and 70 yards—Weary Dic pow on Rose 106 I chedule ote a i¢ favoritism in the bette with ) first ethiehem Ste _3 Double Shot ..°108 Also eligible: entries; Tassel], Herriard Clark & Alger| @’embour . . 102 rj 9 ) ; rom AG VE: O' Falls $48.70 to $2 r $4.20. second: Okeechobee 111 (D. Frog- | Mi ss Emmerson 108 *Mr: Beck 105 | eptries. =_ ge: Waste cian: ananeaaas to win on a $2 mutuel ticket. 'Mr. Belmont made no @ffort to re- oy ; e . . . ‘ ic -- ° . *- ‘ S . 4 Tac a: ‘anton Block ae 1? wupertette, was tiird. Lanhus, ( Sones. Dri minond Kine Georee, Ms pou. ee abs 108 ht abe Step .106 Second race, $1200. claiming, 3-year-olds *Apprentice allowance claimed. Several eligibles for the Ken-, gain the ground he had lost but Ae Ol — ) ridden by Earl Sonde, was §/ Super also |Judge Bruer °°:108 Ethel F. . 271108 | Sto Qeinte Tereongs: 02 me tucky Derby, making their first}took Oracle from the race. , amperts, 3:30; closi f h a FIFTH RACE. $1200 “Southern Hote! | Castle Reach 108 oe 202d | S We m.-. lippery Sam .1 a oui Burgoright, with Joseph T. Bowen Gre keg ‘a meee eee Bae Ito the Post-Dispatch | osing fast on the leaders at (| Handicap.’ 3-year-olds and up. one mie | Third $600. 3- Matl ~— sooe$h? Belle ef Beges 102 Quincy Clab Winn appearemes oF ca datas eve K of Chicago giving the horse a nee _eunett A. C. om ¥ — » the finish. {land @ sixteenth: Mercutio, 108 (F,, Moore) oe year-olds and up.| p2%e, KR ....102 Bart . ........ aris mong the carded starters in the °*: ) a x 6-—Mal ome "a!" grounds — HAVRE DE GRACE, M4d., April > Ny ’ , $16.40. $4 BO $5. first: Pegasus, 121 +H.| Cl@iming. five and a haif furlongs: Rin Tin Tin ..100 °F rances Johnson 92 By the Associated Press. a , - aad inal 8 , | splendid ride, finished a full three Sower dra ag Club ve. ae ) Fiying Ebony’s victory was (/hay). “$3.20. $2.80. secopd; Briges| Dora Lutz . ..100 W. P. Mont- ) A ee Q'Wynn 92 | Also eligible: =| QUINCY, II] April 25 The | various races which made up th®/ minutes before Bulgar, owned by TRE LEAGUE: Forest Parc I —Chantey. a Derby and Preak- > especially gratifying, as it 5 pockanen, 1c 0. en $3.50. peive Kimas ... 106 i coon *Castilla . -..103 on a - 3671 Quincey Eases. of the Illinots-Mis- | CPenins day program. A. Fillmore Hyde of New Jersey and DS rece, Electric ve. ineer, electrified the hu ) marked the return to American §| Rough and Ready, Wrangler and Scissors | Virme . ...... 106 Also eligible: |Poppye . .....102 Transplant . ..97|/ souri League with pitchers bo: Almadel, Hal Pyice Headley’s ridden by William F. Sabater, 0, trounds ll—-La Salle nom j . ‘ Be : a A —_ . . gO RR ee 108 Dancer pee | (Atlantida s 0¢-97-Neapolitan . ..112/ seeagzue wit pitchers bor- . a“ en ; - : our ; offictal cledes 3.00. Grounds 12— A that assembled here today. racing of William Duke, who ae IxtTH RACE. $800. 4-year-olds and um. | High Teo . ... 108 Seunehar lek ES 92 *kKingsclere 192, rowed from the loca! Three-l! Derby eligible, won the Phoenix cross d the Sinton a kei iets ee-Chipman, 3:00. 5 resigned as trainer for the one mile and 70 vards: Carnarvon. 111 Georgia May ..198 Miss Banana . ®5 | Cordell er i League club gave the Quincy Three- Hotel Handicap at a mile and 70; time for Burgoright was mint Grounds. 2. LEAGUE: mitness the running of the!) heten te stabi of the Indi Do (H. Hay), $9, $5.20. Gress Tree cee « gg . PE Atonement . , 106 |, Kalen inel race, 192,200. maiden 2-year-olds,|I club a battle today, the Tri-Optic! yards by two lengths S. Grif-|48% seconds. The horse finished - ‘rounds Polish , ) - e an - 11 (D. Froegatte). 5 : secona: “ourt! race, 600, 3-y ’ — | Tour an a half sursones: . = ‘ 7* . ; . — ie a s ot. 1.30: Grounds 1—Kuh ed ve. jeen and Shenandoah stakes. | } tentate, the Aga Khan. to re- ? Saatine. 109 ‘y. Majestic). $3.80. third.|a half furlomgs: year-olds, five and | Ima Way . 1i5Twinola . ....115 nine winning, 5 to 3. It was the | fin was astride the colt who packed | ** 4 slow tro ad a 23:30: Grounda : Folie Pa ef ' . ’ » tO r Time. 1:49 2-5 Henry S.. Summer S:kh.} Step by ed _ 7103 Ginger «Pyle 119 | Princess Apple 115 Charicte . «e2115)| first exhibition game for Manager | 103 pounds Fo |. People’s Motor Bus Co \- «This good Green Tree stable turn to America as trainer for Puzzie Here - ae ran a > ear] Made!! e@ . 109 Hobson - 9058! Si A “fe n° ite ante, ain arm +33 | Hunter's aggregation and ther} iit Pp: +: een by Senator Cam L. S. U. Captures Meet. ‘CANTILE LEEAGU ? : SEVEN LACE. purse ph tomin . ....331 Crystal Bow ’°* ‘ave 15 Tranehe 15} ' ac tint at, : '—— an ase ° 4 ve. St. Boniface, 2:30: Lem :} the first time and his race. ransmute, antey’s stablemate, | }°9 @7~4f ofa tocAui iitred. $5.70, $5 | . . it. Agnes va. St. Francis de aan to give him right to first | hich also shattered the mile and 70 | ors. Mery 1. » $32.50. Ch ' ' ond: Merry 101 ¢L. Lang), Sue N arge rurcnases ade KWe€Mmainder O ont ayavie injune eure ~ oh " - r At — BAR Rs WILSON mci n to favoritism for the Preak- Sclied ote’ Rise one patton y er third, Time, :54. | Vulzate Gu Loong ay : Park—Groune , Bil é y ce, bDu a - - r epair Co, v8. Bly Mom Pur. ed rest and Derby honors. jcame to the leaders in the stretch | poy pitte Em "ieen “blaues’ and Lay a hand Dairy, 240. Hat - Qhantey Finishes Strong. run, then drew away to win by | Parr_& Garth en! dicap._ 3- , a Away With the rise of the me Oe ee from Ten Minutes. MB RAC E. Sisco. nent 107 a . |The o Call lasted long enough >nnedy ) 34 0 $10 $5.90, first: Whet- ay. Sometimes when the ng, Well back from the leaders, |\¢, pe thira Nn memaa gf 4 mga4 bo. $4.20 $3.40, jnecond: N ‘r cannot cover the bag ; hantey, under the _ restraining | Rock Man Pays 848.70. Heel Taps 449 5 os , _ TR gs py rts or Some other event makes [ent of Parke, was not permitted| Rock Man, 2-year-old son of Trap | Gresi Jaz and Pepp also ran \ ow inadvisable, it is up to show his real running ability un- | Rock-Lydia A, and the proverty of TH! ~ er Ac — $1. 500, “S-vear-olds. one | y GRAN D- LEADER rst baseman to get the bali Wj straightened out for the stretch the Sagamore Stable, won the Aber- an anno eS ritet ‘ eeping Away 113 ¥ ® base himself. This UsUe mo. Turning into the top of the | deen, the last of Maryland's big | (Shuit nger). $3.10 $2 50 second: Bene. \ f esuits in a rf: ispring stake fixtures for juventies |:8¢0 10/ ‘Maiben} 320 6 ~ ~ ~ esullis in @& race between ith the Greentree sefisation mnt hg Oe stensibi feat e 1:42 inew track record) Finland, Ba! unner and the fielder, ters eave fengths in back|oeepnocnes ard =e wae, Catnk, Rea Cloud, ane vues & | an | ing in an exciting double Bw the early pacemakers, Sweeping Trailing the Sagamore co't at the FOURTH R ACE, ‘the Aberdeen Stakes. 4 =) OOO és ar-oias. iv a = 190% 1 . Baway and Senalado. Parke went|finish was Harry Payne Whitney's | halt forleneee Roc «Man 116 | (Maiben | : DRslsbnal 2) os 5 . . , iF , ae o / $48.7 $13.56 790, first idd esticks —-- ——_——_ , the whip and Chantey respond Iedhe yerhaoery penten ey _& Hength 118 teket” $3 50 $3.20. second Cinema _ . ca in &@ manner which fairly set ; and one-half. Further still. another 113 (Carter) $12 10 third. Time. :53 iT : great crowd wild. length away, was Samuel Ross’ Ci- | (equals track record) Canter. Kemal. ’ S asaial = — With a long, easy stride the Pen- |"™*™4 while an additional length | Silver Finn. Navigator, Golden Haze. My | §§ fe” TC ak g, y . back and comin fast was J. F. Colonel and American Son also ran. . t colt soon overhauled Senalado - 5 FIFTH RACE, purse $2000. handicap. | , miin a few more jumps had col- Griffith's Canter. Rock Man fran | 3-year-olds ang up. one mile and 70 yards: ‘ | the fo d -half furlo i Transmute. 112 (McAtee). $9.70. $5.30 N : ur and one-ha urlongs in = y » Bred Sweeping Away. At the six- $. uall chattanii: conail yu M@mblance of a contest. It was _ > Nahe lll | ne ereen. Dis Merely a Question of how far Chan- ST. LOUIS NEGRO STARS kn Bachols ; ts y Be N cholas “icholas left at the none? . E ‘wn py seal, win. MEET MILWAUKEE NINE |°"srxii nace. 3-vesr-yay and. yl yy Chantey’s fractional time for the age Be ee “$1200—Tor >» mele and 79 yards was :23, :47 2-5, The St. Louis Stars will play inet rant 115 (Harvey), v0. 23.80. Micam at three-quarters of a/clubin the country. They have lost| $499. $3. first; Good Night 112 (Me- 5 i Tague). $3.80. $3. second: The Archer Ss paeee, failed to finish In the picture. | but one game this spring. 14 (SH Burke). $3. third. Time, 2:07 uccee +. winner turned up in the Sea. Today’s game will close the Soviet. El Jesmar, Pete the Seri be and Old } Stable’s Digit, with Whet- | Stars’ preseason series of exhibition imer also ran. +m 7 | second and Heel Taps third. | contests. The Negro National H vs sere : ' avr~ de Grace Scratches. (TY-FIVE Etandy Kid's disappointing show- ' League season opens next Saturday. First race—light View. Herbert. A!- | > ' reate Roval Kiss Second om Rl Bat Third race—Judge Fuler Harlan rt ARS ago! “ ra e—tFtlarvey Stedman Sea Ter FP fth ~y race—Over A! Lieut. II Sixth race— 1860 wees §€=6\Voodlake. Rock and Rve. Liewe lyn. Ed Pendleton Rama Seventh race—FEpisoce O truly appreciate the attractiveness of this offering you must see these Suits. New arrivals daily from some of i Trajanus. Muskee lend of At Lexington. iS born— ° | Weather raining: track muddy. : JLL’ Durham. omet in g Ct) | wAIRST RACE—$R00, allowances, the the best known manufacturers constitute a group seldom ma Garner) $5 80 Bs 80 and $240 tient, to be equalled. Included are loosely draped models for young quality a “a for f h e ( O [fer / neilvi, $8.60, third Time—1-11 | Arcadw men—also more conservative effects. The tailoring is of a high ° . O sii maiden 2-year has won , oe tae oad “tee turlones character and gives these Suits unexcelled shape- -retaining leghan 5 (WwW Fronk) $7 Rt). 520 COGNITION | $3.50. fleet: Jack Koight 125 ¢e) Pool) qualities. They come in a wide range of patterns in light and — »s GART-R-GRIP = (feck Meee dark colorings. BACCOisknown § . inten, - an GOI F HO SEK Beh TES ce mise” gE 35 10"83 The majority of these Suits are silk lined. 906 second: Yue Pine. Tig iy Merce D a lot | Large variety of de- Pe AS, tngaait ake gtn armas men’s sizes. RE money sirable patterns. Con- ETPEA RACE, ures ‘$000 added. Tre @ Se. ee © = s - 4 3 : ; Me' CMO AO Ae a a rake Reel “ > tm « -~—- - ° 4 y Ze of.* Se a > ~& ’ " Ke oy Pao yo Bari Co * be. ok se vache ’ THIRD RACE. $7 ‘00 claimine 3- year. E public this— bis Te Minette Bs They come in light and medium weight fab- RE flavor, siege SUT GA hen, iene rane rics which can be worn in St. Louis through- JRE enjoyment Adj ustable Garter Attached mille and 70 wvards—a-Almadel. 103 (Grit out the entire year. Men's sizes. Young Olds and up Puturite course: fin). $3.00. $2.10. out. first: Reau Butler bs \ ’ v4 i Ww rittle Visitor. ‘121 (E_ Pool) £13.40 : fined G field’s se'10. ‘sa 1 Erol). 813.00. | ie FT at the ined to Greentie Heupel) "8010 “$3'3q™ aecont oRaner PS mel, 12 W. Taylor) 240, third Time. D of a week's in St. Louis. i 1 43 2-5 a Ri zaent a 8 pn Any id. Deem. N | E x 1] nt Smart ing, Dangeriilo. bKitty Pat aigo ran ce Se aFairbairn entrv hbCamden entry. Kitty Y o\ OKING. Pat and Dan meri] llo fel) a SIXTH RACE. The Sopringstation Purse ° : | . SROO. for®-veaer-olds. four furlones—Devor ] l a dir 108 (M. Garner). $3410. $8.80. $450 nes firet Smacker Vv 5 (WwW Ke'sa Vv) 2 40 af 39. ond: Bri ; Wind 105 «Ww $2.39. second: Bride o’ the I Pool’, £3.20 third Time 49 Red iN . Heart. Senserter. vetncens Umbria. Xtra ; tn Genin, nino te V f Special Values at ~~ SE v ENTH RAC E purse $700 -laimine Important alues da ec r ry 4-vear-olds and up. one mite and 70. vards d\ e —PDingo 107 (HH. Mever) $8 80. $4.7 . ont first: Six Pence ]08 7, Nea! ‘$A =n VO bags sA 40 e@ercond Attractive 1027 «(G Noel. $10.40. third Time. 1:46 2-5 Nogales e Tight Uncle Velo. Colored Boy. Madar . R 15 cents. Vennie. War Prize. Runauvol and Tender Seth also ran. ‘ Olive at Erghth Lexington Scratches. , a A yg Fe er Cohit a mentneny Gar~ © " inal, §) econd—Sandy an. oO . . - - - Spalding Sanction. Renbare. Third—Vo't These Coats are tailored of high- mart-looking: box-back Top roe, oer Se es. eee d coats in English models, with Graeme. Fifth—Princeer Adele. Gloria grade tan gabardine in full an : Th fashi d QOuavie. Cream Puff Seventh—Impossrible °‘ d loose draping. cy are tasnione Ruth S.. one Tickler. Goldfield. Kip- half belted styles. They are line of excellent imported and domestic urD an austo. . . ‘ ADVERTISEMENT r with silk serge and finished with fabrics, which are very attractive. At Lexington. set-in or raglan sleeves. These The colors include all of the pop- ond a micas Were ular light shades, so much in de- rments are suitable for wear as 1 Semebate in Spring and Fall, and mand this season. These garments they are convenient on rainy days. are well tailored, and come in all Sizes for men and young men. of the desired sizes. 5 | Second race, $800. maiden $ ye -year-o! id fii. lies. four furlongs \7 *Taylor Hay ..105 4 ne mad Seth ..105 . .- oma 108 *Quo . eoewe 104 *Foxmore . ....90 ° skier oe 103 | ®Imr rose! ble 195 There is one sure way that never to remove dand Blow H 115 WN : ruff completely ma cote eee | Oe ek 115 J TR Re hat 8 to dissolve it. Then you | | Peary Bledsoe 115 Comelian ii ° it vey. To do this, just | Massey. 2: Ga Clare *schis| * four nara of plain, or- Leet aes 115 Also e) ix. ble: fee a ie Be eet CS beac °5 Wool Golf Knickers, $4.85 OR RY le s0e. veen C) ara ec en ge reti & Milam try ring ; use enough to | Third saan, $800. The Winchester, 4- Men > ° . scalp and rub it in yvear-olde and up. futurity course: a at PS a Y with the finger tips. B Cherokee Lee ...103 Sweetheart .....104 | most, if not all, a he cherokee . + «+ -108 Happy “Tep "2.2108 | These Knickers are correctly styled and made of excellent woolens. ny be gone, and two or afar claiming, 3-year-olds | They come in a number of different patterns in light —s The values © applications will com- STURN. wee ees 19 0 *Elusive . . os! There are sizes tor men . ve and entirely destroy oo <9! "103 = SS - f presented are exceptionally interesting. and rete sign and trace of it, "ed a2? manly Fr ue Re ' young men. (Men's Clothing Dept.—Fourth Floor.) w much dandruff you ‘ , LU . olde. fut aaaitey course: | ‘ ~_ look and feel a hundred times better. § | Alex*nces Moore Tid Hettney, «ee iie oy find, too, that all itching} You can get liquid arvon at any {| Reputation . ..115 Brown Sugar ..113 | € . py So _ will stop| drug store and four ounces is all ee? Saas | maine oiigtbs aad N | glossy, fallicy oad are loa has ae + eearnage 7 4 | Tike,” a, -nssoRgE ome un ¢ eSavuny | tO OO OO dae a ZO OO PEE EEE Lie . ~~ S Tika J. N Camden entries. , — ——— — — %

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- - ee ao a S °°. a es weer. —. Duily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ueie [ ALASKA S LEADER} 3-Door 6S ST.LCUIS POST-DISPATCH } ” a 4 i hei = Prompt ant e’fi- CREDIT MEN'S MOVE AGAINST _ | proswsution of crete Crantudton vy cleat action must be takes to off. ‘STOP SIGNAL PUT ON. ndorsed RAUD GIVEN INDORSEMENT | at | * a? >, a € 7 a ° nm ~ F the re ara of _ re ‘ors of the (A: Irie ee . + ——— s she Tr ‘od } : f direx es Si ied men Front Icer - the suppreasion and preven- space of time to unce + and | ish delegation to the convention of State Halts Farther Stock-Sell- . . . = -_ ; — . . + @ " > ~_* ra ? t> 2 ed \2ing c ubs . . + .* tien of commercial fraud anol the demoralize t credit sciure Of the Associated Adve! , ‘ng by Automatic Safet) Traf- tn be held at Houston, Tex. left mig & Aut¢ “4 . White enameled inside, oak outside— Liverpool today to take the steam- Tic Signal Co. 40-Ib. capacity. Practically bduilt—a ea aes ; Me William Veno ; ship Samaria Sir Via great saving—come and ste it. s head of the delegation. By the Jefferson City Correspond- | ent iene o- Post-Dispatch. | ) " \EWw . LINCOLN TOWNCAR | oo" SSSSS ket it an on - ’ inst #y =? - ock stop” signal aga- further st selling activities of the Automat Special HOLBROOK Cabriolet meraiee Traffic Signa! Co. of St | Louis r @ today br the, Body—C olor, Grey and Black ee ae ae State Only $2 Is All You Need Introducing Our IMPORTED CHINA DINNER SET|I]1 6 REASONS ‘blue SA division s a beilt te special order, ~i- erie ot s a bes ciccametances ark es or ma te gp _— — a een It +g a a to Select Your Piano Now 1. Our stocks are larger than in che rush season. We are offering this car at a very Missouri! investors attractive figure for immediate Sait The evocation was an the os EARNEST J. KRAUSE CO. — bei Ee ? . - 2 , > econ " . s rinanciaAi 5187 Delmar Bi ground of the compen) e , — > es - +? > — 7- - a statemen* showed it to De insolvent. The financia. statement. filed with the department by the com- . . : od . ADVERTISEMENT? pany, showed $87,020 tn stock has Buys This Equity ws You will have more time for careful a heen issued, against which there Tas Cone Whee CUSUEELED | 8°*® Sweet. somim why g2s.eee Elevated Oven ~~ examination and selection.. 1 ¢. C. Issues Statement on C.. M & st. P. Revceiver-hip .{ se : WASHINGTON, Apr 25. — 1 a SslAtex =f C4 * regarciné 12 ’ ~ . - See -.."e 1 vers 5 © the ~ HiCcas © Nf .” : Ann ' i 4 pant of folding seat to get out when others enter or lezve. Body finished in Wyandotte green, with satin-black top. Engine of remarkable power, smoothness and acceler- — _ — A (Message oe “Men STYLE in Glothes means EVERYTHING — high sounding phrases like — “ Guaranteed — Satisfaction and so on” — , « mean nothing unless there is STYLE — SNAP and CHARACTER in your Clothes You gall bee SCHLOSS BALTIMORE CLOTHES — and more in a A - You get Classy Style — the Best Qualit ty —the Greatest Service at no more— and probably — at less cost than you pay for ordinary clothes. | SEE THE NEW MODELS In the extraordinary variety of fabrics from the best known looms in the world—delicate shades of greys—pearls—London lavendars — fawns — blues — English greys with pencil stripes and plaids of harmonious tints—exelusive patterns—colorings and weaves. not to be seen elsewhere. Glad to Show You — You are more than welcome WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. Grand aad “. Leatle iSeh and Lecuss ASSOC LATE STUDEBAKER DOFALEERS aii ee ee te saad THis its-Aa $s7 Un] yY EAS Sodality hb RAS TOEND = =e ing throu section, ¢€ of Christh ~ FEAST OF SANTA FARA, *=:= This m@ - form ' street, fo Ipalians Parade This Morning in| ef the a ¢ Our Lady Honor of Patron of he Cinisi. the should . cession Ww Fireworks in Columbus Park.'m at Fe th and Carr streets tonight will where sol ng to an end the Feast of Santa sung being celebrated by the Ital- The colony of St. Louis today for’ The Itali @ sixth successive year. The cel-' sic for this isbration began at 4 p. ™ yesterday tt did for : with a parade from the Santa Fara Santa F “The company, with offic 2 Je. see WITHOUT SURGERY (The company. with offices at 4-Burner Gas Range 3. We have better bargains in slightly eos a o = We i- . ~ mest or any’ other cutting or Darang \S noulerard is president of the # $2 Down Is All You Need ment stretched to the maximum { = hospital ills to pay. The method has mpany and had charge of stock : ae mere r eu eas ‘or *we r-elx Tears apc . «ales Jase “2 ‘a = 5. You have more time to ¢p Sore than sine ibousand cases The voce SMCS Hurwits sald. | Extra Values in Floor Coverings ee ee witb piles or other ~ ta troules "O° «a8 Euwinment Corporation of $I. Nairn’s geneine Linelcum Eucs. Ox Geoid Seal Cergeleam: sanitary. ciean. 6. Every day lost deprives you of the. = tes ang ma t with mame and alecctr ingens a A ae a oe aS Soom ay assortment of patterns. up-to-date patterns, Sill feet. Au at t fh l Avena aoe , S- Loul sravois avenué AS revoxaec on t2 ;' hi - piece easures = Excelsior Springs Mo : ground the company’s statement wes Gals $13.65 Py wey ae $9.55 gre esto omic p — MUSIC, showed it was insolvent. Assets to- Ask for Credit—We Will Trust You NOTE—A minimum deposit (suit your own } | taling $46,695 were listed hy roma ' and smal! monthly payments will send one | see. She wae ten wooed | Look at Our Three- TEN DOLLARS DOWN— Any Peagier ya selected mer be stored Sg Pages on Se af aang TERMS TO SUIT YOUR free un wish it delivered ] 854.400 tm stock. OF 4 - ita eens Oualia—$108.09 |” canes ants cen eae ott | States Automatic Fire A’ar /= 51H WALKER FURNITURE CD. | of Neosho, Mo., anc ¢t P i} tan Laboratories Co. of Sanens | if City. a Uptown Store, The Paramount Piano Store saneihea "05-707 Luese AY 296-208 N. Twelfth St. SAYS ROAD DIDN'T SEEK AID Open Daily 6 P.M Sat. 6:38 €. M. Open Evenings br Appotetment 1100 OLIV E : ) Fac] ms that " forma! aPr ea- | 1 9 ‘ financtal relie? or we e. poration prior to its annoyuncement ee . On Sale at the Better Clothiers Everywhere > Se St Ss ae | . Natural C for Everybod TOW you can enjoy shoe comfort in soles you see on sport athin, neat, firm sole of Plantation Finished Crepe ber. You can buy these NATURAL CGR

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ONS le for You WwW er than in the ‘ime for careful ection. ains in sli ghrly our old instrus > Maximum} { (0 enjoy musi¢, ves you of the sures— MUSIC, it your own desire) ll send one home, nay be stored delivered o Store ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 1925. =- — -- Fireworks in colony of St. Columbus th and Carr streets tonight will | to an end the Feast of Santa | being celebrated by the Ital-| Louis today gixth successive year. tion began at 4 p. in. yesterday it did for that yest: h@ parade from ORKS TO END “TEAST OF SANTA FARA siians Parade This Morning in Honor of Patron of Cinisi. Park. The cel- the Santa Fara | Sodality headquarters at | Eighth street, —— — ing through the downtown Italian | section, of Christians Church, Wash streets. This morning at 8:30 a parade will form at 1132 North Eighth street, to be héaded by the image at Tenth and the shoulders of 16 men. of the saint, which. taken from Our Lady of Christian Church, will be carried in a special shrine upon The pro- i'm. at Father sung. The Protector of Cinisi. for| The Italian band will furnish mu- sic for this morning’: procession, as lay afternoon patron and Santa Fara is the Eg mg | Kill the fleas on. your Fleas torment your dog and may give him a danger- out disease. Regular bathe with SERGEANT'S §KIP-FLEA SOAP will keep him free of fieas. It deanses, deodorizes and soothes sore skin and greatly improves the coat. SERGEANT'S SKIP-FLEA POWDER FOR DOGS AND CATS will not irritate erpeuseate. ZSeat drug, sport end seed stores, pet shops or by mall. Sergeant's Dog Medicines—standard for 0 yeare— gale and effective medicines for el] dog ailments. Ou FREE ADVICE SERVICE will anewer without charge gny question about your dog's bealth. State symptoms, age e : ent breed when writ Sergeant's DOG MEDICINES Polk Miller eoleb: 208 m5 Drug ute . Co., Inc. You'll treasure ourcopy. 1300 E. inte OS tty tly Richmond, Va. lichen ais y/, A / a a te | e|| wk DOG BOOK Polk Miller's fem- ous Dog Book on the Diseases of Doge with Symp- tom Chaert and instructions on care, feeding and so breed’ ng; aleo Senet + Vest's cession will terminate at 10:30 a. Spigardi’s church, where solemn high mass will be | immigrants ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is general Granite City Steel Works and A. T. 1132 North { protector of the town of Cinis!l, in| which, after march-/the Province of Palmero, . Italy, | from which there a4 abo §00 Morey. gener: ended at Our Lady Help here are ut | ey, general in St. Louls. These! provide the celebration of the fete of their patron by gifts of money | he Commonwealth Steel Co., also superintendent of the the addresses and songs were lied by Ray T. Wilbur, accompanied by superintendent of an orchestra. ‘the entire program was broadcast An extensive program preceeded i by WCK. and in some cases the secrifice of | | their jewels. The Cinisiansg in St. | Louis have decorated their homes | with Italian and American flags) and bunting and transparencies | representing the saint. Columbus | SAFE] EXPER] | Park is also gay with the green, | white and red of Italy and the/| | American red, white and blue. | . . | | Yesterday's procession was a, President of National Coun | feast for the children. Hundreds ° . es ee of little folks followed the band) cil Defines Efficiency in and about a dozen marching mem-| / Address at Chamber of bers of the sodality, along the long | | Commercé Banquet. | Prisonment or a fine of $10,000, or ) line of march. There were Della Robia bambinos among them. Also. aetna Car) B. Auel of Pittsburg, Pa., | | rresident of the National Safety there were many, many picka-| ninnies. | Council, addressed the local branch |of that organization last night at a banquet at the Chamber of Com- merce building. The subject of Auel’s address was “Waste—A National Problem.” He Gustav Strauss Found Guilty. CHICAGO, Apfil 25.—Gusetav Strauss, former head of Strauss Brothers, wholesale tailors, now bankrupt, was found guilty by a jury in Federal Judge Cliffe’s | spoke of the progress in efficiency Court today of using the malls to| in the methods of the past and i > ssity for an defraud. The conviction carries | present, and the nece ty for yitimum of ‘efficiency for indus- with it a sentence of five years’ im- trial success. He said: “The problem of waste is one of the most important confronting our country today. “Waste’ does rot always mean the reckless or extravagant or unwise use of ma- terial, but may also include inef- | Mcliencies and misdirected effort both The charge rested on a false financial] statement which the Government prosecutors said Strauss sent thraugh the mails. en- abling him to borrow $550.000 from banks in New York and Chi- cago e - lof all kinds. Yet the majority of —_—_—_ T. ’ | our people do not even know that ; ;, Plantation Finished Crepe Rub- of children’s shoes. They simply ie 166 Siiieck none toc howell > ber. You can buv these Crepe cannot kick them out. But there is another and n heerf viewpoint Referring . See hGwen ese BS8SCRSRSRERREERE EEE Clad Shoes anywhere, every- where, in your favorite style— made by your favorite manv- facturer—and at the price that Besides being as neat and looking as any soles you ve ever seen—you get rub- ber heel comfort for your entire foot. This live; resilient rubber absorbs all shocks and er Ho carpets the roughest roacs an side-walks with velvets Itreheves NATURAL CREPE RUBBER Rubber Growers’ Association, Inc., of London. New York Of- fice: 13th Floor, 244 Madson Avenue, New York City. | “Plantation Finished.J NATURAL GREPE KEEPS ITS SHAPE a again to examples, if an efficiency of 100 per cent in spelling does not have very much meaning, yet let the fact that the public generally is now able to spell, read and write be | compared with the fact that only a — | few hundred years ago the public. could do none of these things, but | '_ were compelled to depend largely | upon the monks for help, and our. efficiency, emall as it is when poeasured by itself, takes on a total- ly new significance. Ratio of Improvement. ‘A few hundred years ago, !llu- mination, such as it was, was ob- tained by the eid of a bundle of sticks, a pine knot, a dfied-up bird or a fish stuck onto a forked stick. while today light and other illum! and ir efficiency of less -than of 1 per in forming the energy of i} light is no longer a synonym of fail- rHS a ac- is not actudfer- we have the electric “4 lants cent trans- coa! ire, but ma tremendous ~ ict mor’? Te et i . s a. + a % ficiency therefore, but the rate of improvement in such efficiency, which should be considered in our present development “To make the most progress, we need not only to increase our in- dividual] efficiencies, but we need further to work more closely to- Pether. to co-operate and us *t increase our combined = efficier that is, the effic of the var't , ae p ous communities of the etates a of the nations Incresas nm ceasful—Own and Wear a Vail- nadle, Genuine Diamond, Fine Watch, or Other Handsome Jewelry. It’s Easy to Pay— WEEK The Diamond its & marve of beauty . A Fret quality bine J a Diamond Ring ——e 6f ret qua''ty biue s eolid 18-k white —_ white Ringe te solid pierced “ _ a 4 ~ "$37.50 NO MONEY DOWN $89.50 —-———_—— — SS White Gold Wrist Watch Diamond Dinner | Ring Rectanguiear Wrist Watch. Go0l!4 14-k white gold; 16 omnes ; $18.75 Special walue..... Solid * ther etyiee set $12.50. $15. 818.75. ° $277.50, $25. $27.50 anc up to $700. Platinum Diamond -Set Wrist Watches at All Prices -..... gorgeous. brilliant blue-white Dia —_- -—_____—- —_ — — ——«-_.—_—ee |} monds in center with 12 bive white Dia- monds and 4 Sepphires surroundings. Solid platinum. Very sé 9 . | bea utifule.. , Alderman . Other exquisite Dinner Ring at $169 vp ea aeneemeianientlta ae Diamond ei , 17-Jewel Elgin Ring Br ant r ’ Guaranteed 25 Years white Diamon Ring t« solid 14 Green go0lé-filled case. refer 4 wit : ile ae 4 hex engraved: essorted pat- agon sor En terns or plain polished. graved Roman 'out Glial. 12 aise. 7 2 oo. (thin model. Price $100 '*‘PREE—RBeautiful Ribbes ‘Waldemar chain. with — = | golé-fifled lide. gives FREE with each Watch. ‘See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Diamonds remounted. Old jewelry re- _~ repaire¢: a/l Wore guarar‘eed - tr 4 remode ed Old style wedding rings modernized Eatirnates free a tor Catalog 205. Phone Bell Main 97 or 1086 and salesman WID call Calli or wm vv OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9:30 P. M. OTHER DAYS TILL 6:30. ‘Ww NOT CALLED FOR NE TAILOR-MADE UITS _75 FINE WORSTED aes AND CASSIMERES You save from $10 to $25 on your Suit—call and examine them. Cash houses charge at least $35, installment houses charge $50— Save. Hart Schaffner & Marx Used---As good as new S-U-I-T- °7 10542 « A good used Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit is worth three cheap new suits—Such Style— Such Quality! Pay Cash—Save! $ Buys a Good Used Suit— . Good Enough . for Work or the Palm Beach Suits, used but Ce er New Mohair Tailor-Made not- called-for $25 Suits, only $12.50. -50 Coats an Vests SIZES TO 37—-LARGEST SIZES $2.50 TO $5.50 PANTS 95c New Work Pants 95c New Overalls $1.95 New Cassimere Pants $2.95 New Serge Pants $2.95 New Gabardine Pants (sos) $ Ai .95New Worsted Tailor-Made Not Called for Pants OPCOATS $5 to $14---many are tailor-made not called for Topcoats ani Whipcords OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. A Deposit Holds Any Garment

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH gg amen ee SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 2 4 SFL SLOWER N pee DN ERC HANTS’ EXCHANGE, | | Highs Low. : | Close, I, ROAD BONDS. closing and pre- :; a Kan@ag City and | f ‘loge. Yes. ee pe TE Mi R W HEAT. “SEPTe MBER CORN. sc 102%_ 100? 2 1007 ab emma ER RY E. Ig MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. ra a ~" further deneficial rain > 4 J a ‘ enh were 48. 100 a and 94:00 last year “inelt 1 ded 22 cars and 138 through: oats. ch we re 94.000 husheies, ooh with 64.000 ” week ako and 15° Loo% 100 % 100 18 _ $1.87421.86. Western 4° Taouls Le ay Market. “whit e pon ny feed. Liverpoat Grain Market. Ka- Ne 12*° fad° No 2 hard —~v _ Winnipeg | Grain. ‘No . 3 "Northern oe 48 MP wm.i5iN 153% 153 153 te 153%, Mi) RAINS iS DEPRESS WHEAT AT CHICAGO °5—The wheat mar- in ued its do wnward trend ase Bits ve the South weat and the weakness Corn followed wheat, ame, Flax, Linseed] w'atione nm lotsa of I to “$) A, ight yf Provisions were uta - ® holders of wheat and they ck of confidence as secon Heavy rains were of Central Texas “ "eves the drouth that year in some parts of : (ommmemson hovsees mt the hew crop futures on the brea k *) ng wes not broad err gh to force . an effort to secure and the aenkmens later Was a re. L & Gecreaand ehort POO] Weakness today waa the result 7"? caused br a forecast of hetter Austre lin and Argentina New York Mubber. 25.—Rubber smo peg Free Pree e«timates that 4 iat tiw ‘fs Th 21 000 000 acres & CO. TON-GRAIN . ——_ — eee ee ations ane ‘ahaet | York Curb Market go Board of Trate 50 Stock Exchange —— A A x vere under preteu re because of the Th ” will be due lareelr inedy Building lower under preesure Sas sustai ned in « ell les unchanged i ' NEW YORK CURB SHARP SETBACK 10. | ~=ST. LOUIS STOCKS Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. April 25.—Following is a list of sales. } ighest. lowest. closing an srowteus closing prices of securities traded in on the New York Curb Te ales of stocks are in 100-share iots (except in the case of Standard Oi] I!s«ves. sales of which are in full), and sales a bonds represent $1000 face velue each. Pre Sales—Securitvy. High. Low. Close. Close. DOMESTIC BONDS. g “1 Alli Pa &..) 60%) 90%) 00%... . 6 ABSu Co 6s 98%, 97% 98 | 97% 11 AG & E) 68, 96%, 96%) 96%), 96% 6 AP & Lt 6s 95% 95%) 95% 05% 1ASu T7%si 90 | 90 } 90 &9 12 In NC 6 will4 (103%/103% ... 1 A Th Co 68/103%. 103%) 103% 103% I Anaconda 66|103% 102 102 108% 3 B St 7s ‘35,103 %| 103% 103% 103% 4 Ca N Ry 79111 %/111% 111%. 111% 4 CRI€424P 5%/101% a peed d 101% 2 Cit Sv Foe CiL17%l117 117%i..... 3 Cit Bve 78 D102 = 101 %/102 (102 1 Con Tex 8s) 85% BS‘, 85% 85% 35 Cub CayJ6s) 92 92% 92% 92% 4 Cudahy 58.) 91 ul 90's 1 DeereCo7 %/104% 104% 104%j..... 15 Det CG 68.1104 (103% 104 103% 5 Det Edis 66,116 116 \16 115% 4 Fe 8uG3%' 943% 93%: 93%) 93% 1 Gal Sig O7105 105 (105 5 Gen Pet 691014%)101% 101%...... 3 Gd Tk 6% 10814,/108% 108% 108% 1 LL) MeN&L7\103 % (103% 103% 103% 16 M P R6Ewi100\% 100% 100% 100% # Morris 7%.101% 101%, 101 100 % 2 Nat DPr7sei0l 101 L 100% 1 Nat Lea 88101 % 101% 101% 101% 8 NOPubs 5s 0 SY B8% 80% 1 NoStP 648,101%/101 % 102% | sees ~ do Minn a ine Se - rites 106% 106%. 106 % o P Seb, d 3 uv penn P&L my eT | s D wi..| 95%! 95% 95% ; 5 atts CStL 3 . ea a ...| 99 | 99 Bil. 10 PureO 6%s100% 100% 100 100% 86 SGE&F 6 %s.'122 2 (121 121 %'122 8 SONY 6 498.\107% 107% 107% |107% 2 Sun O 5 a8 95% | 05%) 95 %\....- s S4Co 5s oe] 95%, | 95 Ss 95%, | 85% 25 Thy 14S 7s 98% 9844! OBY:.... Ce ee ee he ee hlUreS SlCr 1 UR H 7498109% 109% 100%!..... 2 USR6 45305 100% 100% 10044 100% | 3 do#@ igsths 7 Ly 97% 87 1% | 97% 1 Vac Oil 74. 106% 106% 106% 106 | 6 W_ M 6a. 98%, 98 98% 98 ' POREIGN BONDS. 3 Al M 8 7%.) 91 | 91 OEE jJoccos | ; City Bog Ss 94% 94% 94% ..... ERRFr 7s.| &3 R27% 82%, 82% i Pr Nat 7s.| 80 gO) | CORO RO i 2 InMBFin 7s! 93 | 93 93 | 92% 2 Ital P oie 98%) 98% ORY ORY RG 6%sNec 12%) 12%) 12% 13 1 S&Co 6s | ) | | _ 34s B ..1103 '103 (103 _..... STANDARD OTIS. 3.300 Angi A O 25%) 25 | 25%! 25% oe) _' 2% 409 Mag Pet. 132 132° 122 132° 10 N Y¥ Tran 64% 64% 64% ..... 40 Nor P L.!| 83 ee 42 lage FP . 6 ls Bly 6% 6% 970 Lat A Ol Lie 7c LO«e 66 1 liv Pet .. 24%) 2%) B%! 1% ++ Mex Panwueo 64 “4 f4- ® Mount Prod 208% 20% 208 20% > N Mx Land 6%, §° 6% 6's PP RCOER 2 1*, 1% -I% > Ryan Con a% Gi’, At, 6', > Tn Cen Oj Bly fil, 6%, 7 30 Venez Pet 4, 4% 4 4°%2 2WiOoO& G 5% 5%; 5%’: 5% INDU STRIALS. 17 Adiron | Pwr 59 BRE SR, SR ty 14 do pfd..100 (100 \100 9 ..... 2 Al Pk prpr Al 50 5 | 4 Am “ & El 75 75 75 74% “es © @ 1 , 13% any lw. & T1355 153 154 (153 B50 AL&Tr wte 15 -/ 10 10 19 — ee ae eee ee ee ere ——_ . — ee Prev. Sales—Security. Hieh. Low. Close. Close, : INDUSTKI ALS. = — - a _ — 7 AP& Lt nw 54% 54% 54%! 54% -~2Am PaL p 8&7 | a6 &, &7 86%, 1 A Superp B 28% 28%, 28%) 28% h Asso G&E.! 28% 28%) 2B %!..... 2 Atlantic Fri 99¢ | Oc 90c Bic | 4 Borden r wi 1% 1%; 1%) 1% 1 Bot C M A) 46 46 46 | 40% 1 Bridgepp M,; 8&4 B%| BY BL, 2 Br-A T cou! 27%) 27%: 27%! 27% 1 Buf G Ei ni 51%) Sl‘! 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Ss s&s h.} oe By | 5 age “Mt 18 l, le ae % Fo M "476 1476 476 A80 imeaec | B%, 8% B% 860 15 1 Ger Steam [50c (50¢ jSile j..... 17 Garod C . 2% = | 234; 2Y%i 5GOACA, 46 | 46 | 46 , 46 9 Gil SR ., 66%, 65% ' t56%, 85% 48 Good Tire . 30%! 29%) “0 | 3¥ & Gre Bak .| 18 | 17%! 18 ,....- 3 Hap Candy! f Stores A . 7%! 7%! 7%, T% 5 Heyden Ch. 1%{ 19! 1%/..... % Int C Rub. 6%! 6%) 6%) 1 IntMchcC pt 3914) 391%, 39%, 3BO% 1 Int Util A 45%) 45&' 45%'..... 3 Kelvinat C.' 24%! 294 | 24% 2 1 Kraft Ch || 66 ee 2 ae 1 Lehigh P S104 (104: 1104 |..... 1, Lehigh VC 79%, 79% | 7a\y'. . Go N C..! 35%! 33%! 35%!..... LAR C St! 9. | 8%!) 8%! 8% Mesabi Iron) 2% SHi BBilecces Mid W Util 88% 8S ° 88% 88% MIAWU pr 1.102% 102% 102% )..... Midvale Co. 24 2 Music M C 10% 10% ] Nat P & 1, 246 244 246 244 i 44 »! “~ » lied F roemre hae res 44 NY Te! pfd. 112% 112% RN TCoA 40% 40% 40%) 4014 % RN T Co pri108 108 108 110 3°Reo Mot... 186% 16% 18%) 186% 60 SC &TI nw Te ic} Fe Tal 16 Swift Int}. 26% 25% 26 26% 1 Tenn Elec - 58% 5814) BR 59 % TEL 24 pfd. 79% T5™ TAM THM f 1 T Ra Corp Rig) a Ri. seeee ease on 3 Tower Mfg. 7%: 7 7% TM | $23, 10 1 Un Carbide! 66 6% 6814 86% 18 Un L4P A 49%, 47% 49\ 47% 14 UtP&LcC aA’ 26 25% ' 26 °8 7% Vic Taik M! 70 | 69 7 | 68 9 War Br PA’ 184 | 18 16 18 1 West Pow.| 44 | 34 34 34% | % West I’ pf.) AN%, 901%, HOM ANG 1 Wh RMSp n! 2914,' 291, 291, 297 3 Wh RM Sp new vt tr c| ony) 29% 290% ' 29% 1 Wick SSCo’ 3% 3% 3%; 3% MINING. ° 40 Ari Globe C 24c¢ | °93- 23-...- 28 Enc G M ! Lte Ind. . 46%: 43 435, 480% 60 Eureka Cree 15¢ ' lie 3 150 15x a0 49 ines. . 36c' 35c 36 36¢ 14 Hecla Mine. 14 13%4: 14 3 65 Kay C Cor!: 2% S% 2% 2% 1 Kerr Lake 29! 19: 19'.....8 2 Magon Val 1‘ 1h 1% 1% | , r J Zine.'183 % IS45 184% 183 4 Nipissing 5%; 5% 5 % 5% | 20 Ohio Cop.. R82 RO ° $s: i High.| Low. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, April 25.—Transactions on the local mar- those of the previous week, due s of which —— bands. Be- This stock held Cement Shoe common, which stunt ed to « the exchange during the | Chose _ Bid. Asked —s o*ee@#eetenrteee “eo Fs F eevee inene ee *1% 109% 1100 TRANSACTIONS ON THE THE EXCHANGE wei ‘Sales’ High.) Low. \Close.| ‘Ch’ ge. “tt ae Close. Ch te Security Hog * aaa "rat he Bee Increasing receipts were featured in the | . | hog department local ly the past week with E iv w = 225 Eleven markets also showed heav- _ runs with the total for the six days gating 546.924 head aainst en was |. PR ri * % (an (ey oe eee 125) | 7%! 31109 Te 109% 109% | © & scorrenpon ding week's ‘ackers furnished the outlet | most. “ the weightier hogs here t vted severe cuts tn price on th the prev jous week's ene en ere Wall Street _ News and Comment ~SPECIAL DAILY-— 12 ' Po C of NY 43 43 | 43 IBY | ' 4 salen of these we) ights on the close around $11. 90 to $17. hacom order in some ins 1 O. The lighter averages found a more active demand shipping and butcher orders. _Foreign Exchange _ | ‘By —~ ei from the New sae Bu- | f _ Post in ite weekly copy 8 ae Foreign Ex- he curatandineg feature during the) ) ond was the steady upward movement in! sterling exchange in —— of — - | Soe announcement declin. - are not as radical to $12.20 ‘ebowing { the southern order | ay to mers. buy o* crop eared was very suming the gold leaces hogs samen were a this movement cari ied onaatinn ng ‘up the Cenmenctions r sales of natives moderate oruane, x Be week. A ey how- Commerc ia) bills that. came in fair ‘volume except that , Pro- fro bankers to “meet gitimate requirements. understood in bankin It was pao circles that the plan fix $4.85 as a level | light and pee. wee plg for sterling exchange, . ? e = a] session ° and iy them | on the basi«— commercial bupiness handled was at cenerally firm. " whi le the rema! oder of ins | eontinental list was steady and auiet. ish crowns registered a new hich for the ear. 5 0c, followed by « stanaly ‘to ®5e higher than | He for the week on averages. LF the bulk for the ny, Sheep wey & no reais! change. teh. prices “menerally —Following are st fe A a, Friday's and a week ago due- | tations on the ne PeKe oxcneege ma rnete: mt medium and welmhtv Handy- weigcht clipped ewee brought erie ‘{ h $8.50 to $7 catch! ne the bul Carolina Chemica! t to again in expectation of early reor- | ganization. The tractions were gen; Interborough refunding Se gaining a half point. some plain kinds as low as 50¢ per Good to choice woo! s *o sis 75. medium | 5 to $13. 75. nisin to meaty | = i Following quotations ' ye to cho ce onaned ANCE $11.05 te $12.25) 4. ~ . TAN to $9. Gooa rs to hoire woo! Mi, to to 37 50: medium to pant a ww to ‘$5 =a wast = ~3-2000 ~~ co &oO SSeS oO =e Hm chonpers and buck z co @ ne - | Kingrom bs of sterling exchange. ‘SBE oso - +2 OCF Be SS SS FO | Thin and « eammo~ goats, @1 to © Horses and Mules. The horse and mule trade fei! | etill ermalier total. 68 Se eS receinpts arfregatod head for the entire period offering was hardly although the few ea'e« Ruvere again showed a —— for work horses or chunks and big mules for farm work Metal Review NEW YORK. April 25.—The demand ‘ 9329 New York Sugar. o5 —The wy evugar 4 400c Le Porto Ric iseue of $345 Of the ne solid fmm ecately ont | 0014 % he ‘balance beld in it» treaeur —— nn The deciine to the 13% in an increased demand from both exports and was refiected bv London market on rebuyving by Metal« at st. Louis. pad last quoted at $7.40 per 100 Ibe. ne last quoted at $6.95 per 100 | inc of its recent iocases showing « genera! ‘harter of _— me. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 25.—The stock market in today’s brief session was still a good deal mixed. Sf meres when the selling side ap-- : advantage. There were oahae periods when ef- fective resistance was displayed in operations for the decline and when considerable strength was disclosed in individual stocks. was somewhat {nconclusive but not such as to change the view that the underlying position was decidedly . better than it had been three weeks ,to a month ago. The persistent buying of Reading | was the feature of the railway liet. The street had tn mind all the talk ‘which has been going around for ie last year of Central Railroad of | is controlled by into a new con- including the Baltimore The other explanation was the increase in Reading’s own earn- The report for the first quar- ter of 1925 showed a loss in gross but a fairly good sized gain in net. |The report soon due for 1924 is ex- to disclose a balance for of $6.50 a share as against the present $4 dividend. a The market closed Many continental exchanges made new | | generally firm with general price ' changes but most of these up from the lows of the early trading. * - The Bond Market. (nder greatly restricted business hy | bond prices today did little more their own and issues there were fractional reces- There were The net result in some the features was the de- Terre Haute & | held their recent did International Great Virginia js went higher Sinclalr is were the leaders among their respective United States Government bonds were firm and the third 4% their hign of the | “Srrenuiaxits was the characteris- | , tie of the foreign list. Ts were steady, showing no concern | United | 1929 went up with | 8s were The German |‘ = te “. FP. Plans for Refuoding. a. ASHINGSye ape %75.—Th- Misrour \read need o! in ie76 Commi : 7 « tes ue += SSO%- ee. ; / three months and that bw of the largest Yoducers was to 700 008 wounds Der Tin has advanced sharp! ’ ite lowe. Dodge ing om the steady advance in eg ontinued to hold ailcoft lead war further red pe oe a Warehouse Certificates Will pay top prices. became active buy- ers nae ‘the market subsecuentiy » nee: in : stocks which war mice pronoy >| pe caserere so abvnnce | abroad and 227 E. Third Street Cincinnati, 0. Antimony was a io Stocks——_—_ Phares | — Buy or Sell? i just made for clients ef our Complete Secerity Mar- diacuceseen moter and what te de nev. Te acquaint you with eur *erv- ice. you may have sample copy without charge. Simply address American Securities Service, Suite 830, 21 William St., N tncreasing arrivs’s bet better inauiry for nearby metals. — COTO IS IRREGULAR IN WEEK-END TRADE VEW YORK. Agri! reports of additional _ *53.—~An anenine fe- July soid ub fr om “ or nine points net New Orleans Cotton ee NEW ORLEANS, April 25.—Cotton eee tures closed steady at net advance of 1 to | higher. 4.-- men | he. opening was atendy acters pesition= zy *~ | ine was stimulate! by erveass reports of _shewing of Liverpool cables. : | attract ed a goad of realizing ~ re- llers, however. and the demend from combined with a forem won market. Re ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee the week ond vas O Clearing and cooler we Butter, Eggs and Pouliry || ST. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG yes POU L- TRY EXCHANGE, Aortl commission houses today paid ine vrices to farmers and country interest was stopoing May 1 here from shorte then apoeared market eased owfng to & iiqguidation prob- shippers mand from various articles eupplied and the al of near month in anticipation of laree contracts here next Tuesd ee (small orders as usual! quoted hicher). Ot i Re ene aT ea aie OO OG A AAPA RA Skin « ¥ i. a forenoon | pointe from the best. Receipts in the afternoon carried | ‘over or Sold at some RUTTER — Creamery. ted by some traders, . wack will be tendered on the noth ee will tittle thie morning points at the cl points at the ¢! reported a poor spot de CHEESE—Per pound: ‘ ’ ” PIGEONS AND SQU ABS—L ive pigeons, common live sgquabs, per dozen. and dark. 40c¢ per pound. 7 POU LTRY—Fowls. heavy. mand Th Liverpool. ewaiting clearance a was estimated at 63.236 last year. —_— a New Orleans Sots ORLEANS, Apri! =. c emia ateady ° pointe up. turkevs, ee toms “and FROG S—Per dozen: 150 to 180 pounds. sl peunde, A lil Sag rough. coarse, easoemees New York Cottonseed oll. . April 26.—Cottonseed on” summer yellow” " 3e to 4c: Me Ze to 5O@10 wT Ast ; per pound, according to sje and quality; VEGETABLES. ARTICHOKES—Caullfornia. 500 te $3 ita. Co Hy 900 bois. St. ak Spot ais Spot Co . > ~ . ee OO en ANA OPC ES ORI ce tI te tinct: it Ql a: LON ECS NA EE PLLA A eo . ‘ , , = We ont ™ . Pr = i a er teen ae ser tid - a . . ». - ; - ef > . é6ee nies — a -o _ = " ae uz “ ~) - “ 4 * " 4 ce Sonam pn a ~ - ~ r - — stl — — . es asket. ] ASPARAGL S—Alton, : 34 50e: ' middling oe loome . enna grown. ——— ene CABSAOE-—Ke@ Louisiana, po per ton; $1.75 to pens per Toatees and en 3 to o ba OU 3 per bu. basket hampers $1.50 to "EGGPLANT — Florida. 1%-du crates, GREEN POPPERS c LERY ee wlorida. WEEKLY a STATISTICAL REPORT | NEW YORK. That 25. + ae 106.92 106. ARO; caine sc dn - (average es 40 (due). 4 . (AY sae 0 issues). bama. si to HORSERAD SH— , 50 per 350 pounds. “ Wee , Federal Reserve ratic. 76. 5 8 4 814 yi Money rates in a Lf ere ites Ariana ‘feeder ME STEAD an ry Ra pte cet lic bo POTATOES S30" and 5 to 82, per 100 _ vellow, $1 to $2 nt oe POT ATOES—Red a ver 4.863.564 5,284,771 7.403.399 ee Building permits PARSLEY—Home- -rrewn. lSec per dozen hes % - pA RSXIPS—Home grows N° RADISH ES—Home-grown, RHUBA R B—H ome-grow n. $398 534 306 $78 Compeesses failurese— ] 8.926 $462480,117,. $24.004.731 $40.123.017 $54,364.082 >» All commodities..917.284 os. 375 382. on? Cnty make kegs. $1 50. Grain and grain 1 Bey SOae: (gues 140'R71 143. ‘ni SPINACH—Home-rrown, main rr POTAT Toren per bu pox: pane TOERS—Fiorte- taney wine. 85. 6. RNI Se ry $1 to 1.25 per bu bashes. rate 4 t eHICAGO. April 5 an ieneen market close end ranges: pa-—-$? te 27° per 1°O, LEMONS Calin, 300s. 50 $. L. Es Ploriée. si far7 St. {seues o*+eeteveeeeeae@ee#eee-r ADVERTISEM ENT “AN OPEN LETTER | Sales Managers. Branch Managers and District Managers There is a eplern series ton “ae s > tid ‘opportunity for the man to establish himeelf in a pet nd profitable business. Ambitious Branch Managers NEW os. April 26.-—Butter steady: Eggs reer, 28 Bye: Salee Managers. District Managers are invi Perhaps the man we wan rppresentative “with execu nt is star field tive ability whe — on © ao “; Se Se aa — e-em Oe . use hie selling powers to halld up a good and | business for himeelt. prices anchanged. Perhaps euch a man of this unusual A distributer will be appointed in this | ecovtbars for a product with a remarkable and « very wide selling sppeal. and is @ good real ie an unuswally large margin of profit for.the distributor. ; We furnish free help get started, also leads from national ing a... provide strong co-operation in ever# en "April oy ee, Liber- CHICAGO. "Apri! tra firete. nie & 43. firets, sie te ‘4 a , Ie simab 46c. Other poultry —} sapere unchanged. FOR SALE | Thriving Business One of the largest light auto- mobile agencies Will take $59,000 to handle dea! i distributor will probebly earn from 2. per annum, accord to hte ealee ability and n merchandies so he can fill orders — The merchandise can probably for borrowing part - ~ = el ee Se ee te ° A he oe : . , of the capital required \iqu)da- trade 1 reoint ° R4Ac: nacesae ry We teach our @istributors the methods thas have been proren successful and profit. ~ eo there ia no riek To secure attention write use felly about ' yourself and your experienc , be treated ae strictly confidential and no ineauiries wil! be made Address P. ©. Box 288. Chi es A. G. EDWARDS & SONS STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN ——- * OP ~ wt. full opportunity. y > 1-220, Post-Dispatch. ~ = “we 2 ~~“ ~“ ia _ ie a ete .* — a eemeaennamatnmetneatbiadl A a tg 9 nt: eet nd pam ~~ New York Stock Exchange St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade eet, sine, ae ————————————EE , Mh tre _ » . . - - . = Ps —— Se 410-412 Olive St. .

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- ~- in, I i li a eae — -_ oe tem. ll wa ia am. -_ om — ; ; IT ROS OR PT Ne a ae a - - ‘ 2 > . , iB . : . ? NPAT ~ 3 on th e¢ mo ~ an sc? ST LOLAS POST NISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has WORE CITY Circulation an the m rning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED APRIL. 26. 1 ~ : - , ~~—_ : roe 7 MORROW spite the fac _ iminations, but President Kinsey! mar grade crossing elimination as nesses in the Jack I : oe sles Se - _—— ; i ane! Sr it jte - si : @T,i° Court the deci sion Sgsente“Eenceasse ee TRIAL OF “BOOTLE KING"? [D4,f0% coms soot Samm rc wu be heid during | eon the Gse of tee ¥ : Mises uri S eme «( suse the project called fer , et pie — “as eset § sensative iat IS RESET FOR JUNE 15 2== “et aga erine : ss — it "Motions of Motlow and Others for Tenne = = & \ e844 _ . ; mer t sigen?t and genera. Mane- > ae od . . : - “ ‘ wy ee “ep raic Hearings Are pergons "2 harzced i ger of the Detroit Time SCOTTISH RITE REUNION EXDS | ss lial Preject ee mere moon we ents Overruled with conspiracy in the A+ the Tue v afternoen sess ~~ oer se ao Oe 2 ‘ e 2 ei for Georg R née Ja warehouse of ‘ ’ = » @e . oc o ~ e : 3 2S = : d . , , : ‘ = HK inse, = 4 be presided over by Dr. Dorsey’ Degrees Conferred Upon Class of .r nJertaKken Once siti b , hiag mosit oa nz bootleg King c r urrels of «u + ts : ; ting direct@r oO: L.3¢ 256 Candidate * . Ci nr . a feomAc v ¢ Wes por if " -. 4 - “acer at) Judze *rruled moti ’ @ — 4 ~ : a « ie = . . »" . ine ethan fer A PART THREE. . ” oS Ww: be . 2 Tis — m : wv . 7 = Put _ ; . “~@ hards “ae f. ta ne & >. Se ie m a = ssl seraen Soe Tonk, SS Pei oe = > necessary ts sar that | rerard my fall. 45 ~~ of ue. - : a te ae ; . ? ( o-eererca le “LZ Brea. so a oe . -s* ° i — . bene - 2 web it= - : Aartsba- - ( artianvwi i oral ~ward Tite oo _—. serenity Feiter Hdwee ¢ ae “ rae po a os ie would mot be wWortiy to hare governed WwW EL Gedfrer. * eadricissar— . ya ggg aaa aaa ner ee Desi , : Clem Kierath ‘ Becmatn % : Chapie — > Oe ae a. | know how to judge his own fate; th ar. — * tT 7 Lk Ral = ~ _ Arch Giuise— Chesterfieid ae dhe inekoaribe — er andl egal “ — wfate of others. will try only to remem- “ear ’ ~—edaie—~ B&B “2 ; Couhterville—Paul & a - I i try only to @ @ Bathdeee 7493S = Broatws Jacksee—Woiters Hiwe maar De Sate Gee X_ alee 8 SR Fanc sim up that which I tried to do. Rete Eres Hae. Ce. a “- ArT defferen (ar jase & . Pu Retie— , ait. 3 art Risier Mardware 2605 S Puaire Jenesbere—G. W. Van Seve ~ Siunenei feee. Ge Abroad | wanted with all my foree to work ~chaewer s Béwe. Ce. Wi. S$ eae een weet ot Keveur. > the establishment of s ; = > - -— 2 a - - = 4 Seach End Wdwe Co. 2S51 G-asais, La Grange Nat 9. ~ems a -mecne's PRO Peom'nz to power I went to Chequers PI B. Tucker. 1° ~ 4 r La ‘ ages ‘ce honor te work erery day with tt enbearc—= ‘ “ WeEK eerie = Mickhiand— - res egret. . « ae a ; " ir-sdia— = & 2 ee —- . i'n Ci he ee + . - BeilMewes Liege 5 Saptywilie-—Eid , Lehanen— Sofie: Pros. “ri - * '¥es plan into execution, there dates/ ieenoen ‘ : New Ghoven—H_ 4. Letmans ee ge tin = ieee oir settlement of the probdiem ot , = “eer Sieven - ‘ ‘ _ ~ — 2 ‘ _" res ° - ’ . * . Sumas diel mn Sow Lonton—6 . einen we ee ts. bat the beginaing of s sew ‘oo New W Zar of npancy —_ — vd — Ri ~cmerr é Z ne a 0 Pay —asca , Ree Yencheuter— cen § a. Ez. 3 .* Lenden we met with the Ger- Fada - ™ feherd FF em— wT “orine— Wnts ai ac, - : 8) ~ticorr {ars Seeetieediiane ia. a “Marie = Feltreres= Iz act party stroag:y de-, Rinem Seid— - > Poaryelll a . eacortah W_ sith e ~ont . - ited severth iil “ - ~ aa —_ . ests here resuit 3 , ae ie ee ee Netore—J_ W De tow SSE a SevGas Grom ' —— eee - € ai ‘ meeting that spirited co-opera- . Peeiar Fe Wr edt aes 2° an = T anil ? Ri-*ws ietentte r = - ~ Rex? ai —— Cad = \o@ A’ bene— Fart ers oy Cape Glrardaus = rr ung aa a New Bader? 4 G ey ( arorbers vi ite iz \ Tieted= Ines — a. 5 watre New Wewokie —Geertoe> Mire. ~~ " : |S — r- Ke -eaet eee “" ~ »aftee Sst im «|«Merc. Ca — ¢ ee . —_2 ere the mae Ch > 9 tres = Tow . “eo ¢-epe twee = ww iY allen—F — 7 wt-- : . he, earen —— & - ‘ . Siete * “ame Geneva. where Fraace, = renrille - ~ ~ “ve ante Perry J ren . * Creat Britain. formalated at ~ eat a . > "i eee eee «= ere siete veer , Shenton — . ary Merkne- ville —Thes # f (l° protocol regardiag whieh ose ¢ mira ce bee ’ Steete——-: os Stun n Pursheatas— ate & ¢- - ' ' men RS oe _ . “argreer— & Eteard Gaines —Fird « Dew soem : "carding which some jest. —_— wor © + nets ides . Was t-e— "6" ree 2 - — - rome 7 enort hee =_— = 4 on re | > a . nee aie * — - » ; w 2er8 ad = ~ snag, “a Ve oftes ihe . - content Sere Gm ° *" the right eof the peopies em - ¥ a ee * — ~~ ~ 3 ee ape ra ° : - bad i ae ag : pe eA , ~~ oe as 2 cm s nes ‘ae declaratioa of vie. -—-— - — =. g « wa ” 7 he = o— ~* ~~ = 7 " : . CO — pon mgr ~ Tieee & Mio SFARBY TLLINO& PEALE RS 7 ~ _Betver ale mas fised the law of liberty of Fi+ ne ’ . ‘“: . Laafbe > >e- te r* Vhemere— oor es *to ¥ viter—* pune Mm the. ¥ aruueston ” _~—-" — per i ahrers? e : , ' te 2 « r &£ &e 8 2 lew — : ~ icone * F jor ort. ~_ eects IB the wWritsg of which ee Sa Rakin te — Se Sex Freee tert ; a. % PMs eit Wo , — - te — . — ~ 4 irorise Predenctites »— alla Ber iors - 7 ae ee ak ® ‘s .[ own sow that *he ‘,-r mass } -=?ae— * Z x ~~ Be He - —_— - a Wtes.... 4’ 5 ‘ 2 he tal on . ~ ‘ee a ‘ ye" ~ Rik. ie— = or? B men e— F gta ‘er 4 he Shei t. 2 for the estaDiish mest camites Ge A > ~anite Greewe— = uemeceiem & Mictoe. irigter —iedmas Tras OF : . . ; sec arity On (his @qguesties - w 4 7 Special § a2 00 Trial Offer Pot fortune to find myself ia fall > Wy , 7 . 7 Kr sts oon 2 m% cs 3 sitr « . F aie cee Waters | ) Deller apt se will sent ren sens 2 Grew, Natural Take this Coupon & Syestee - sae ae am : ‘ia Kyanize Agent and BR + etmere : vr Bex 4 * - a ihe stars 3 ; “2 re ted 2 caicrs. so/] ate f-eedom ef the State "Ren > to which car democratic res 2 ‘tached Ra 1 to do me the heser te bel

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SUNDAY, APRIL. 26, 1928. P a the Jack Danicl whisky out of the country ana ' until June. On was reset to return the cas lfm Motlow, wealthy distiller, and 15 Other re charged one this Case piracy in the “milking” of Daniel warehouse of R99 fwhisky in 1922. The erruled motions of Mot. wo of the other his. o cer sep- a rr TINTED ENAMEL To get the new medium gloss en. ame! “hand rubbed” efiect without rub. bing. in beautiful nts and white — brush on Ayanize Celoid Finish. — aa QhtZet iw, ee for you to e and also ations. finish re- s required. RANTEE Boston, Mass. a et Rrighten Mere. Co it’ann Drug Company, i—Jacom Haéwe. Co Iteneon Prose —~Wiedward & Walton i Lampen a M fnbb Hdwe i. flair, : (heater Tow FOREIGN IDEAS AND THE FACTS: Bs ats “There is no justification either in morals or in the economical necessities of France for cancellation or for any reduc- tion below the standard fixed in the settle- ment with Great Britain.” ae “The fact is that the record of the United States for disinterestedness and liberality in all dealings both with allies and enemies ‘in the last war, is without precedent or parallel.” “We paid cash for the things we bought abroad. * * * The profiteer was not alone indigenous to American soil.” “The fact is that the United States paid every dollar of money loaned by the French Government to the American colonies dur- ing the Revolutionary War and paid it, | when all circumstances are considered, with great promptness and at a rate of interest much higher than we have any intention of charging France.” Sets Forth Conditions Under Which Debts Were Incurred and Clinches Argument With Precedent Set by France in Washington’s Administration. By WILLIAM E. BORAH, United States Senator From Idaho. RANCE is in better condition eonnemnitel- ia officials of that Government that this ly than any European nation wh'ch was(debt was incurred during the war end used engaged in the World War or any nation)in a common cause. This proposition is put reason of the, forth as a justification of cancellation. a eee ee But a large portion of the debt was not incurred during the war, it was incurred after the war was over. The money went direct from the taxpayers’ pockets in the United States to the taxpayers’ pockets In France, for, if the money had not been loaned by our taxpayers they, the taxpayers of France, would have had to raise it. This money was used not fn the prosecution of the war but in Leeting the ordinary ex- penses and obligations of the Government in time of peace. It is a great test of tolerance to listen with courtesy to arguments against paying a debt incurred as this portion of the debt was incurred. We were extremely gen- erous fn loaning this money after the war came into existence by war. She has no unemployment of any mo-) ment and the people of France are universally prosperous. Her industrial development since the war has been striking and exceptional and the increase of her economic strength has ex- ‘eited the special comment of all who have un- dertaken to measure its solidity and its ex- tent. Notwithstanding the notorious expe- rience through which she is passing, due not but to politics, she her obligations upon fair and reasonable terms. I shall first re- view the creation of the Freneh debt, the amount of the same and how and under what secondly, the which to economic conditions ean. if she chooses, meet circumstances it was incurred; the rules that govern debate. They ask sev-) attitude of France toward the debt and her eral rather pertinent questions. )relating to pending legislation, to address lability, if she chooses to do so, to meet it. closed and it seems rather strange that France Rules Are 100 Years Old, ins eas eeanune ot tke Sian aa There has been a vast amount of propa-(in her discussions takes no cognizance of that And Little Damage Done chen i i alia etna: ganda, direct and indirect, put out since the) fact. The present rules, with slight modifica- \ This privilege is and always had been at |war in the way of arguments for the cancella- ' tions, have been in existence for more than/times abused. and has led reformers to ad- tion of this debt. All sorts of reasons have Where the Money Went a century. In what instance, they ask, have jaseté sion neonaned changes in the rules. — ene psrotigersis: eeenipy upp these rules resulted in irreparable injury to at silos oiuana as senna a oe There is no justification eit or in morals or It is also urged that the money, or the most in. iii oT "tigi : pies ” , —o oe [in the economic necessities of France for ean-(of it, borrowed by France was expended ia yap i, time of each Senator's participation in de- ..nation or for any reduction below the stan-\this country. It is not exactly plain how this What specific important legislative pro-/ bate. Secondly, they would enforce a rule dard fixed in the settlement with Great Brit-)changes the terms of the contract of borrow- posal has ever failed because of the exercise,\of relevancy. They would restrict a Senator ain. Just and reasonable terms will be con-/ing. It is true that much of jt was expended by Senators, of every method permitted under / to discussion of the matter under considera- ceded, but acquittance of the debt would be)in this country. We know, for instance, the rules to delay, postpone or defeat action?) tion in the Senate. signally unjust tv the people of this coun-| °$650,000,000 of governmental loaw were With all its faults; the Senate of the United Adoption of these rules would benefit the try who through their Government made the | used to pay off obligations of allieg nations States is today the greatest forum in the majority party. The present rules of the joan. to private bankers incurred in this country world. In fact, it is undoubtedly the only/Senate give the minority its weapons. The France at this time owes ¢he United States, | before March, 1917, all of which was secured open legislative forum left What has made aba nee of effective rules for closing debates cr rather the taxpayers @ @pe United States; by marketable investments depestadg Yere by it Such? assists the minority in getting compromises for it was their monsp We @aned—in round | foreign Governments. The Amerieas taxpay- I have no hesitancy in answering. The\from the majority Where it is deemed po- numbers $4,000,000,000. bers stepped in and assumed the load. One ‘ruies—the present ruies of the Senate—have itically advantageous, the minority May suc-| Serr ep a } Can hardly imagine the bankers waiting six given {t this distinction. \ cessfully obstruct the legislative program of | : years for their principal, much less their in- The deliberations of the Senate were never ‘the maiority. In Default Six Years terest. And one could hardly concelve of the followed with such interest by the public as is | bankers exhibiting the complacency under ‘they are today. Once the House made a Aes Filibusters Usually Not According to the terms of the toan when‘ postponed payment which it is urged the tax- cidediy more vivid appeal. Formerly the Made on Party Lines made. the debt bears interest at the rate of) payer should now manifest—without Iimit. House was the popular body. Its members Both Republican and Democratic majori- | 5 per cent. Some six years have passed since) It should be borne in mind also in eonnec- and debaters were vastly more conspicuous ies in recent vears have had their legisiative the war. No part of the principal, no interest, tion with this peeultar line of argument that in the press than were those in the Senate./programs brazenly obstructed and their fa has been paid No acknowledgment of the we expended oy rance for war supplies, and Blaine, Reed, Cannon, Clark, Crisp, Mills—j\vorite measures ruthless defeated The debt has been made save the original obliga-)*0 Forth, $1.207,000.000. According to Gen. where the present personnel of the House/ minority has taken advantage of its preroga tion NO plan, no late upon the part es try s report, France coarged us §$319.- do vou find names that so intrigue the pub- ) tive under the rules, and indulged in what is France for its settlement or adjustment has, 95.279.97 for ordnance furntenes, The allies lic imagination? ‘known as filibustering. It has talked bflis | been submitted . ; purchased in the United States om credit ex- 7 : \ No one would contend that France should | tended by our Governmeut. We paid cash for In my opinion, not an inferior personnel, ) to death. have. or should now, pay this debt at once) things we bought abroad. We peid for camp but the changed rules of the House, are _—s ee wees ae eae agenesis ah Fem and out of hand. It has always been known (sites for our army in France, that ts, for bil- sponsible for its lessened appeal to public \than formerly. The Harding and Coolidge iad Vitek aanencdall opiate’ sdecagy vert} toting, rentals, real estate, Game ae Gael interest. administrations have had fewer measures of the United States would be fair and man ) estate. leased damages. leased rentals. re- ‘he House has a cloture—almost a com-)thus obstructed than were “sent to death libera! But while it was not expected that)@uisitioned property, restoration of French plete cloturé The trouble with the House by filibusters during President Wilson's two France would pa) according to the strict public buildings, $60.014,8°9 57 For air- is that its members cannot talk when they terms terms of the contract, it has been a matter of) Planes cous other aviation material we paid ‘ought and want to talk. Its rules are air- Strange to sav, in all the efforts made in surprise, great surprise. that France has at no France $7 3024.97 We ore also informed ‘tight on speechmaking. Of course, I am not)the past to abolish the filibuster as a weapon |)... supmitted any terms of settlement or that we paid port taxes for the entrance of now thinking of that expensive and absurd (of Senate minorities to block legislation there made any proposal looking to adjustment. our ships into French harbors I do not here practice of “leave to print,’ which permits) has been no party division. On every Occa- y+ i. difficult to reach but one conclusion, discuss the question of th» prices we paid a Congressman the luxury of having his still-(sion in our history the principle of uniim from this fact Suffice it to say that the profiteer was not born thoughts, that never found expression )ited debate has been strongly upheld by the It should be borne in mind in considering @!one indigenous to the American sol}, in debat printed in the Congressional Rec- (minority, whether Republican or Democratic. the eonditions under which this debt was in Observing upon the tithe page of ome of ord. \ If the issues were merely the formulation eyrred that $1,027,000.000 of the debt is for, the oldest and most noted of English qaaga- When the late Rourke Cockran, a veteran(of a rule which would provide an effective money loaned after the close of the war. It zines the subject “Interallied Debts.” I pur- Congressman and a gifted orator, after har- } Contiucd on Page 4B. has been urged by leading Frenchmen and, Contiued om Page $B. >

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2B ERR ee eT time ; a ST. LOUIS-POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. | ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing have followed the prosecution and trial of the Sen- /ator from Montana. r THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- rORM. I know that my reurement will make no difference tn its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice cr corruption, always ficht demagogues of all partics, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plumdercrs, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- ‘| yoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid t) attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. load ee ee et — ee / — ——— iment, . The Lesson of “Rain.” "so the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. erset Maugham's book, liberal elements in morals. ‘Go and sin no more.” kind, forces be accurately indicated. They a: - of iNberalism on the other side. ay a —_— -— — - War for the Sake of Pensions? Yo the Kditor of the Post-Dispatch pen to the widows and orphans of ego! ditions aré sure to follow. Columbia, tll SIVUNEY AVERILL. Look Out for Mercury. Tc the Editor of the Post-Diepatin the very hot days, 1). A. N. GROVER. hansas City, April 20, 1925. Tilineis Miners’ Pensions. fe the Editor of the Post-Dispatch them earn a living. rAIR FOR AL,1.. ————_— ee Neglect of Children’s Morw- Yo the Editor of the Post-Dismrtch would be lesa crime and = criminals The blame of the large increase > eee Es MS ET a degenerates, criminal tendencies are sure to find the place to start is al home J. ©. COYLE. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE 'was ridiculous. There was plenty of gossip and|nority of the Senate. The “one-man filibuster” ‘s alleged conversations, but no proof of wrongdoing. If the Department has fully recovered from the in-| it could not possibly succeed except in the congestion) HE drama “Rain,” made from Som- | fiuence of the Daugherty gang, and if it has nothing| «wt the end of a session; and it could not succeed then “Miss | better in the way of evidence than that offered] in killing an act approved by the majority of the ‘at Great Falls, the Washington indictment of Senator| Senate and demanded by public sentiment. The Thompson,” and recently played in St. Wheeler will be dropped. most such a filibuster, or any filibuster, could do) Loulsa by Miss Jeanne Eagels, who is a Kansas Cityan, to my way of thinking | depicted more clearly than any other 5 tning I have seen or read the struggle that is at present taking place in the! l'nited States between the liberal and 1!- | forces of the Department of Justice itself being con-| centrated upon the persecution of a United States! that, even under the present Senate rules, the pub- | | Senator for doing his duty and exposing corruption lic’s demand eventually wins. That {s too weighty a! vin Government is saddening. The very fountain | point to be ignored. It raises this question: If the head of justice in the Federa! Government is tainted | public’s demand for legislation cannot be frustrated by such proceedings. It tends to arouse greater coh | by filibustering tactics what is the tremendous neces-| tempt among the people for law and its processes. sity for changing the rules? Acknowledging every’ Sadie Thompson was a light o’ love. The Rev. Mr. Davidson, an honest bu, severe missionary and moralist, could not permit this pitiful waif of San Fran. ciseo gutters to escape a prison sentence by honest marriage with the liberal'y minded marine O'Hara, who was eae: to marry the woman despite her past, present or future condition. Davidson insisted that to be regenerated, Sadic Thompson must serve her prison term. How different from his professed Mas- ter, who bade the original Magdalen. lers and cents is $4.8665, vesterday reached $4.80 5-8, which is its highest point since the war. . This rep resents a gradual and wholesome rise. On Jan. 2. 1924, the pound was quoted at $4.2725. Six months later, on June 2, 1924, it was $4.3076. By September it had risen to $4.4914, and toward the end of 1924 it was $4.6897. - The conflict now raging in the United Siates appears to he one of tempera- ments, liberal against illiberal in optn- ion of moral conduct, those who want existence to be easy, pleasant, who bhe- lieve in minding their own business anu who are not inclined to crucify those who offend against the Puritan concep- \ tion of what morality should be, and those who would set up rigid, severe codes of moral conduct and demand ex treme punishment for all who fall to maintain the standards which these illib- erals set up for observance by all man- year at this time the franc, par value 19.3 cents. was cuoted at 6.78, while today it is worth only 5.22. Its course for the whole of 1924 fluctuated very slightly. In January, it was worth 4.94 cents. In June, it was lower, only about 25 per cent of par. financial recovery from the terrific economic strain! of the war, and France's seeming inability to put itself on the road to recovery. Caillaux, the new The illiberals are in a minority of one to three, but they have made it a relig- ious War and thus cleverly manage to enlist some who are liberals on their sid and thus establish a majority I believe it to be important that the contending French Minister of Financ’, recalled over violent opposition to balance the French budget, is now busy trying to put the frane on a stable basis the forces of liberalism on the one side. attired not in chaps, a five-gallon sombrero and a _ four-day beard, but in a morning coat and spats. | It's enough to make gallant old Sam raise the roof off his grave. It happened in the London Times, where a Texas supplement announces to Mavfair F war was outlawed what would hap- diers who must be killed in order that their familfes may draw their pensions” We must not be too hasty in legislating . against established institutions because high prices and general unsanitary con-— und Hyde Park that Houston is not a rip-roaring. Wild West town, but “a great world metropolis in the making” where tea can be drunk with impunity,.| j, = men do not shoot it out at the drop of the] affected by | hat, Convention will be held, it is turning its back on! its rough-and-ready heritage. Under the heading. “Things We Cannot Promise for the World Con-| vention in Houston,” the city shears itself of lure. | S said in the Post-Dispatch Jan. 26 the earth would begin contracting April 19 when the planet Mercury would suddenly withdraw its force from the earth. The milllon-dollar storm-damage in a half dozen states and 14 inches of snow in New Hampshire began when Mercury went by according to schedule. The positions of other plane's change the effect of Mercury. In June, 1916, when Mercury went by. it caused among the world’s storms 10 tornadoes in Arkansas, and the tidal wave in which Har! Kitch- ener went down. He had the prediction with him of that eritical date of Mercury. The next time this little planet comes niound the bend and pushes us outward from the hot sun, it will cause in the en tire month of August showers or cool days and nights to be scattered between AN anyone advise me if the olf mens pension has passed or not in ihe Sate of Lilinois (coal miners’ pen sion) for men that are 60 and over that cannot work? What are they going to du with all these old men’? Surely the’ poorhouse will not hold all these poor men. It seems there should be some method of taking care of them or let PROPOS of the anti-crime crusade | 1 would rise to remark that there parents properly trained their children. ty an editorial recently printed in the Post Dispatch erime cannot justly be laid on the State. Criminal tendencies start and figurish in youth and here is where education tindings of our research. They were the purported Mr. Wells was nettled. Think of it' This Ily | should = begin. In every normal man «iscoveries of an investigating committee of sci- ? MSs iver! and woman there are four cardinal : qualities that require attention and cul- tivation. They are the physical, mental, secial and the moral or spiritual, One has to do with the body, one with the yielded to none in our admiration of the bee's reputed treated behind mind, one with the state or eociety and the last has to with God, the creator of all. Today thousands are developing the first three qualities and totally neglecting the last. Thus we have in tellectual criminals, and wealthy de- article. But the dreadful disclosures were not the! resi generates, even in high. piaces, to say attachment to the busy hee”? By the Gre hey nothing of the thousands of lower type 3 reat Jehovah | could it be? A good developed conscience is the sufeguard and without conscience * place. Lawe never converted anybody The whole matter is educ: tional and ,content to pay our homage to the bee from a re-|an eerie touch to the whole thing. Isn't THE WHEELER ACQUITTAL. honest working girl but a flighty butterfly of fashion The prompt verdict of acquittal in the Wheeler will in no wise affect our aloofness. We may not case satisfies the expectations of all fair-minded per- know much about bees, as Bee Keeper charges, but sons who are familiar with the circumstances and we know enough about them not to take any undue liberties with them. ——— a a as The verdict was not only a vindication of Senator) MR. DAWES’ MISSION. | Wheeler, but it carried with it a conviction of the Vice President Dawes explained in his speech at Department of Justice of persecution. The circum-| the Associated Press luncheon how he hopes to ac stances point unerringly to the indictment of Senator | complish the task he has undertaken of reforming Wheeler as a pglitical move to discredit and punish{ the Senate’s rules. He is to be the conduit through him for his persistent, energetic and successful ex: which public sentiment will ‘pour in upon that posure of the rottenness of the Department of Justice | august body its demands for the Dawes plan of under Harry M. Daugherty. The indictment was| Senate reform. The public is already familiar brought on the heels of the senatorial investigation; with Mr. Dawes’ principal objection to the present of Daugherty and his associates. It was brought | rules. In a word, it is the privilege of unlimited de- through the activities of Daugherty and his friends,| bate which still obtains despite various efforts at members of the Republican Committee and a great | cloture which the Senate itself has made. force of spies and muckrakers from the Department Mr. Dawes may not be wholly without a case. This of Justice. One would think, from the array of secret! privilege has at times been abused. And it is always Agents which have hounded Wheeler since the be-| a temptation to a Senator of sufficient prestige and ginning of the effort to indict and punish him, that! capacity and determination to attempt a blockade. he was a dangerous enemy of society and the Govern-| Even so, it is questionable if any “one man,” as Mr. The evidence upon which the indictment was based | Jegislation without the support of a considerable mi- | pretty largely a myth. tut granting it to be a fact, The spectacle of the great power and abundant) would be to postpone the passage of the act. ’ The removal of the taint ought to be the chief con-| objection that may be filed by Mr. Dawes and his cern of the President and his Cabinet. associate critics of present methods, is there not eee i something of great public value in the privilege of : thorough debate?. | THE POUND AND THE FRANC. The pound sterling. whose par expressed in dol. islation. That is a condition, not a theory, and that = | ; 1 | condition has been the primary source o dissat- rhe contrast with the frane is significant. Last P : irce of the dissat “Czar” Reed to Gillett. ‘ i ai Ry There are other effects of the suse muzz ‘95 cents. On Dec. 1, it was 5.44. Today it is even prey ,* se xia ms Rate °*s) 4th * - al all wa. 2 er oo» 2 Ser ~ — ys ? \- ° . ° ~ -* - ~" . =f ne O é vt thw ~e - In this connection we have the example of the’ Ilouse, in which, under its present rules, debate is a lost art. That statement, of course, is not-to be taken. literally. Members of the House can still make | speeches. But the powers that be in the House can, | Lroadly speaking, shut off debate whenever they’ wish and jam through ill-considered, undigested leg: | 7 ~ a er ~~ a = atx" t/ eed ~ — a er ao i we oes - WT 56 = : tty % Chancellor Hadley will preside . a? i 4 22" otek” BNR \ “8. & “Ge ‘ =. “Por ee ee a wi LF », re ey. « > ‘dents’ choir, directed by Chartes “+ r a “e *» -. ae . ~ gree * ~ o>. . tt. " he,” 7 Sr -_ vy »’ . 4 ‘ eas ll . -\" Ue FIA -_" a ¢ a » Pp Hess a ——. ne ‘ ~~ FF, Sas" e * - ae a —* Jz td , e*. ‘wt: ~ ve VS . - . 4 ‘ ee ee ee ~~ ‘French minuet will be danced by tee . eet a ae ‘4 © . . oh kere ’ ~ S°se¢ « Cope Bo anti Pree ' ae eat a> eee) ~~ ; ell. Reservations for the dinner oo he >, ‘*« ~ : le “%o%> ~ - ea ‘. mamas eee - - ™~ 63 SALAS 4 ioe Si he, Fe b>. ,, e ; ‘ wee nal + The badges provided for the Re- ¢eption Committee reproduce the emblem used on the badges worn by the Lafayette reception com- littee at the ball In his honor. , One of the most elegant ladies 4 of the St. Louls of a century ago Was Mrs. Auguste Chouteau, whose husband was the brother of Pierre Chouteau, at whose mansion Gen. lafayette was entertained. It ts re- lated that Mrs. Chouteau, when presented to the distinguished guest, remarked: 'isfaction in the House which periodically breaks. out in insurgency, coalition, revolt and rebellion, as) ettested by the stormy history of that body from) . » “- Fd a —_ a AL - - : _ : a “ a a .% . at pas te Ce Pe oe Sout _ cal 2 > oo * > > - el ° aed. i ‘recent instance was the passage by the House of. eh BE; B® wee me ate ee 6 Mee visit to America?’ | The reply made by the titled sitor, whose name then, as now, PUBLIC OPINI This column is designed to po without bias the latest comment ¥ leading publicists, newspapers and Mr cals on the questions of the day. Written for the Post-Dispatoh MINUTE CLARK McADAMSB It was never the design of the framers of the Con-| Gen. Lafayette’s secretary, A.| | ager | PRECAUTION FOR THE RICH. stitution to hamstring the minority by vesting ab- (Monroe County, Mo., Appeal.) Things are coming to such a pass in this mercenary age that an old man hardly dares ask his son or daughter to pass him a bis- vr of his American journey, tn APRIL’S WAR SPIRIT. 4 oint west. His story of the- St. rom the Syracuse Post-Standard. — WAS the eighteenth of when Paul Revere slid dle and rode out to raise the cry tion at “every Middlesex village along the road to Lexington and not there is som stimulus of springtime that makes @ raore ready to take up arms than periods of the year, it is a fact t our six real wars have been U It seems almost as if, } by April, we could keep the peace = rest of the year. us the Revolution, we undertook ican war April 24, 1846; the Civil 12, 1861; the Spanish War April and the war against the German Only the War of 1812 out of season, and in its outcome ## least satisfactory of any of the is ever safe to “huneh” based on past pegfo horsemen do, whenever we wanted to we should arrange to do It In April. Among us here; kFancy prohibition thoroughly wrong and will prove our destruction if lain ever attains full flower. Whether Mr. Dawes is this virus we cannot say. But his im-| patience of delay, his restiveness at discussion, his. Alas for Houston! It is selling its birthright for) jnsistence that e Senate shall operate under the the sake of commerce. Just | | claim in for a hundred dollars for services after he is dead, said a Paris man the other We suggested that he go to some high- class printing establishment have blanks printed, cents every time his glass was filled with liere they came boost thelr ball tearm, - cause } : EN | in | Bringing with them | : because it has been! forced draft of business efficiency are suspicious| : mols and Col. Benton boarded | symptoms. His proposed reform will need to be | tv | omMmpany us to St. Louis. exhaustively debated before public sentiment in- il A few as protection to his estate later on. I believe it is already an established fact that the normal Americano takes first, second and third prize as a four-flusher and We lie with finished grace about the trouble was, With April of Tt stamping grounds; we discuss with plete abandon the Einstein theory, deep sea the Sears & Roe- buck method for arriving at prices, or the Hollywood female, without Knowing anything about Altogether wise. Where they might llave bade the coppers Share their six This leads me to my proposition, four-flushing takes ing or self-kidding—for we seldom fool the other fellow—and that of late the dealers In automobiles up for resale the second, third or fourth time, have contributed greatly to . our technique in this art. when these gasoline buggies. on which the mortgages had been foreclosed, were styled iis: . Commanding calms P& part of its population, @oon CLOSE TO NATURE allied to us its origin. But if we From the New England Homestead. ~ OW false and hollow is much life in cities. Here are New ¥ papers making a big holler because lionaires’ sons have enough to go to work! There was day Wd the (ene The thing resulted ~ y ‘ ' eneral, not the less Like the beer. ' “reconditioned” our reputation Yet why should we marvel that so many city peo regard money as everything? hewever, the newspapers quite sent the views of their readers in Yet it is true as the Times “only the farm continues to afford point of vantage.” days of flubdub, froth and that the farm home is more the nation than ever as the place to breed and rear boys and giris develop into pillars of the State. ,ou study into conditions that ir. the United States, the more you ¥ impressed by the basic place of tae sign labeling them This morning I find a still more adroit deal- emblazoned them “repossessed.” Demonstrating what evolution has done to the old, reliable unembellished and candid ‘‘secondhand.” If at any time we want to get back to truthfulness in this matter and still retain something of the high-sounding, humble suggestion that we derive our classi- for these automobiles from of them are offered for resale because the first, second or third buy- unable to meet the the time-payment plan. and that we should term them ‘dispossessed’ cars. No one claiming somewhat harshly At the ' mome ‘a z iE mes nt that the Gen As his resident domain, After this grave Which means in| ated }, heen discovered in a cabin high in the Alps behind | | Thus because (of foreign cusis not regulate the volume of! When relations might —— ol PRINTING NEWS OF ORME JAMES MELVIN LEE In the I HE lay reader may find ®& the instructions issued to warn them that time heals most t damaged reputation. warned to be doubly careful reflecting on a woman's name What more could the dealer ask? he was followed with the foregoing | «ig pel sora siggy RALPH T. McQUINN. . The Mayor of Jefferson City has just been elected for the fifth time. so he has our own Hi two down and goodness knows how They hope to catch us The new Mayor says he will not say any- thing now of the many plans he has for the _ become embarrassing. it were not betraying confidences, | furnish many Illustrations of complished by publicity for the casual reader of an ord per cannot escape the My sweet Luella: it was a gray) such paraphernalia, giving his visitor no inkling of| a NOCe Se See re A good deal is said of the many friends Hi Kiel has upon leaving the job, but we he ts leaving the job. One thing is obvious: Wells is writing, and writ-| For almost noghing Rut the worst a aa yu While every case has its OW cullar problems, two vital factors © The purpose of the pe That means that the world will soon have | 2 > . , | must not forget that the truth be suppressed because of our sentimental | inflicted upon it another Wellsian blast. But what | . e Evidently the Prince of Wales is getting much bigger kick out of the job now than he will get when he is king. Is there any subject this amazing man | Of some overt act caller proble tion and the results of such the purpose of publishing simply to increase anles by the newspapers must not com clergy, for example. present & and demand that lecal n dinate crime stories and pay to the things that are of good F Most of us have not even finished “The Outline of (;oo0d men despatr, Daugherty is writing a ought to be a best sm ril they jail us IN GERMANY. The saddest words of tongue or Are “Hindenburg is loose again.” W. B. there any! The way of the bad guesser ig hard. 37. LOUIS “Elegance of the Ladi Impressed Lafayet Visit Here 100’ pproaching Anniversary of G come Recalls Incidents Tha at His Reception on April -_-_—-— - A ees “The elegance of the ladies” im-) the hall's de sed itself upon Gen. Lafayette gante of the his visit to St. Louis 100 years caused us t » next Wednesday, which will be we lwere, at memorated tomorrow after-| desert whic son and night, when the French) selves consid pbassador to the United States, the supply | Emile Daeschner, will be the they never in ys guest. cident. The ladies,’ still elegant: hough (” a aomewhat different Souve: ion from that of the frontier) “We joine of 1825, whl be welcome | the evening | sts at the two observances to-| the hour at rrow, the first a meeting at the| board the N puri Historical Society, at Jef-| rest. At th on Memorial, at 3 p. m., and) Were about t second a banquet at Hotel) 2@ns of St. L Phace. Ambassador Daeschner| tO present us a apcoak at both gatherings. curiosity, suc Ambassador Due Today. rows and gal Sthe Ambassador, accompanied of Missourl; Mme. Daeschner and their two With sentime shters, will arrive in St. Louls the good will 5 p. m. today, coming by rau, giving of ther ad not by steamer, as Lafayette ials we have » A committee headed by Col. | souvenira of bert T. Perkins will escort the) ——= wits to Hotel Chase. At tomorrow afternoon's meeting, ss iam K. Bixby, vice present } the historical society, will pre- je. and Maurice Faure will speak | yette, written by J. Charles car, will be read by the Rev. omas Knapp, 8. J. The Jef- n Barracks Band will play. the dinner at 7 p. m. A etu- lloway, will sing, and an old nk Parker and Miss Grace Con- ay be made with Mrs. J. P. Hig- ns at the Chase. “Ah, General, is this your first. 12 linked with that of Washing-|{& in the history of the American olution, has not been recorded. Story of the Visit. | asseur, was the official chron- h St. Leuls was the farthest Visit, April 29, 1825, begins Carondelet, then an itndepend- village, where the ncted visitor wt the night of April 28 On 29th, M. Levasseur relates: . mn the early morning, Gov. k of Missour!, Gov. Coles of Vessel. All three had come to Utes later a steamboat, the ugh Roy, loaded with a large ber of citizens, ranged itself side of the Natchez, and the!lu tof the nation was saluted! {? matriple acclamation of ‘Wel- he, Lafayette!’ which awoke the of the Missour! forests. en we weighed anchor, and t§ o'clock we saw a considerable (Is ber of buildings, of a some- bizarre style of architecture, |{® in the midst of beautiful sof trees and gardens, dom- i fe ng, in the distance, the course|{® ene river. It was the City of St. Its name, and the language * struck by the diversity of the 4z¢8 in which the people sa- ao Surprised at the unanim- their sentiments teward him. entire Population lined the (= © of the river, and the people Mded with cries of joy ta the buUNding Salute fi 4 red by ~~ y our two Saluted by Mayor. foot’ on the shore, Dr. . Mayor of the city, pré- | ante ‘elf before him at the ' the city authorities, sa- | ft, Shim , Tis: ) Addressed him. me, tha = : ; he (;eneral waa uftter- > hog ords of his reply to - “4 + an elegant carriage, i a "e ae ‘Our horses, approached — © and Yeceived him to Into the city, through was driven in every dl- i the chera of the peo- o ‘ Inhabitants of St. Louts at ‘en. Lafayette could “Ong them for a few In ty - J ’ and they hastened to 0 if ; . f° « oT mie Me |» lies et r°) a | ¢ ' 2 omal.” , PORE Tt |, /ton at the Plerre Chou- was Was followed mag tse Feed aan's beng ” “Sons lodge, where the! on his @on, George Wash- | “aera, were made hon- * _—— A banquet at the +0 nouston followed the re- “ed ve evening's festivities, “Cur wrote: : © left the table to attend the | found the most | te the most nRa@merous theres Were told, that ever inn on the west hank of | “sippl.. The splendor of J — 4 aa

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ee Se — 7 @ or 5 i ; er Pur rar, a 7 LOUIS POST-DISFATCR SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 1925. 3 ee — aoe sarieicteeemsiiiiatioenenisinliltnatiea a | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ie 'Cwerelior Hadley will preside “Y= eee dinner at 7 p. m. A oe choir, dir Charles Gilloway, Will sing, and an old faach Minuet will Pank Parker and Miss Grace Con. rel! Reservations f bay be made with im at the Chase The badges provided for the Re wpien Committee reproduce the mbem used on the badres worn hy the Lafavette iter at the ball in One of the most elegant lad Sth S&. Louls of a We Mrs. Aucuste Chouteau. whoce husband was the Chouteau, at lafayette WAS Onterta) Mitel that Mre Chouteau. preeented to the dietingcuished guem. remarked SSS “Ah, General. ic IIRR OR of wr ahgiall C OPINION} fr Those 7 ATNe hye r) ax 1 is designed to reproduc — ' passed eo fa *e : | es = r ° 99 The Mias r from our country. (than a word or two of either. He cited the feelings than any event stealing the = le’ ' 3 | , Mh e ance 0 t e a 1es . I I sourl Republican, which |then got into a carriage in com-/we have ever w€nessed per esaine hens vrs 8 cows and by’s memoirs _One David Hill had “The General alighted the & a) lu ae ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 wit . Th i}. \ } } > , rtily before had mr hanged its pany with the Mayor. Mr Stephen ,emotions have been felt - an Pom 4 a e€e me them, which in organized a drill company called | carriage and waiked up in front ot © - = . ’ a ° 7% . - . sc - , ) L cmroy? ¢ nv )! ‘ Ce - | 7 on : : . name from the Gazette, was a Hempstead, a revolutionary soldier,,the United States: eye } “ps real instances he would sell tothe ‘the Marions, which the public! Capt. Hill's company, when th ’ r ler ; 7 # . — al a . ’ -ut n , re aw _ 2 ti T n a ‘oo . : 2 . . | Publication. The only news item |}; cept , , , sorting | ’ yond de itayette, Roth was very in the formal preparations, but its itor withdrew and entered his car- ln which ap ‘$s reception by a company of/|scription, and must be imagined | sTeasy, from the handling of the! ¢ , ) , "in ppeared in that week's is- Light Horsemen and a crowd of (for language will nat aioe = : meats, and — held in hi " 4 : ( aptain Gid not propose that if riage it ray re os ipposed ' l l re e rs O sue was tI 1S brief but exuberant citizens quate Sia : seas" i . i Bsa ace. . we ’ . th = . “ 8 an A should hea Ov erlooked. and As La fa- (,en Lafavette hac never encoul a tas — . ale é oO! the shan , rreasy ieatner whip it] , ,' ; ' eke mae: “The General's stay } ine 3 Saente m), when La wae « up, with which he yette’s carriage approached the tered a more Falstaffian military —-——— ‘“Lafayette—With feelings hich renerais stay having been, |tayette is seen for the first time, | “45 accustomed to drive cattle. So ourthouse s re t} “M I l _ Sa a © , ASS - pee ; ] i ‘ ‘ } al © . - 7’ “ . , , ‘ 1 A Oo} . Ds Lid oo , 4 | i Zé ti , _ en) “im . “DES, Which \by his arrangements, limited to a/and the recollections of Our revo. S00n as Lafayette had replied to : saga es me asc , " - build only be created by a similar sing] day h } te : Pe , a . ” ¢ te ; . st Anns were seen. to be drilling The writer adda that Cant Mill chin Anniversar f G . occas ’ we . | nzez.e ay, ne therefore made him- lutionary history af ‘ae ashingt: n Lneé address of welcome made hv there . 1 ' ' eit ‘?esit) j : , , : al * ? ‘ 4484 } , —_ 2 x . } r 7 sa Le it! Tt} : CT Giti ie ; ' € ry pproa ~ y O eneral S Wel- announce today the iself accessable to a 1 who wished of the principles of onr a Mayor William Carr Lane, Jacob —! , . . , . arrival of Gen. Lafayette, in the/l+nac ; Te - OUl rovern- > ; on. “As soon as Capt. Hill saw Gen. organization. which was well drilied, R . 1] I d etea mi . , 7 $e sey ' tO see him or be introduced to him, mené, Tush at once upon tha mind Roth jumped off his horse and ran ae ee - , come C€Calls MnCl ents hat Occ r |, Steamboat Natchez. Thrice wel-jwyntil dinner hic} —T ae *} ; ett ee ae t nfaveatt ane Lafayette approaching in the ba- equipped and uniformed re i ~ , i ltl { inner, Ww nicn was about 4 VW nen tn this we add tha « harac- if) L.©> Lafay fL_Lite. Saving ass loud as - a ™* ’ iat 7 “sy - ’ R tl . come, thou Son of Liberty and | o'clock. Just before ‘that time, ter sustai d by Laf . ay 4 2 he could shout , roucne, Darby writes, “he became St. Louisans who stood out in the : H ; A Comp: f Washineto he | 7 . er " > ‘ . e Hiome of the Free. i ‘ : AU Bteady — ary - take snuff. Gentiemen said he, Mayor, Dr. Willlam Carf Lane: the a adiines in a carriage accompanied with , attachment to rational] liberty fr ow, Just give us your hang. Whoo- v7 ‘ . ; , , ; ' ; We regret that we are under : 43 : ‘as sEDOrty £FOM | 2. ae : ey" ren. Lafayette, the great apostie hos Pierre Chouteauw Barthol ; the i i j many ‘o izens. and called on (i¢ n. early life although edu ated sie ier raw for liber * Hand our vour f lihe ty , eorY 1) y ™ , t } ’ j t fi ‘ : ’ a ; ’ ; ’ i ,it'?e iltle ’ " 77° »eces it , tha “los y ia ) , . ” , ‘ - — oe aii “> tae +} : ) ner J * 1s °OomMi 4 ou rr ST iil Ww re rtl ' ' tne Lost eS i —— ‘ ne hall's decorations and the ele- . natn ChOsinhg our paper, Clark and examined his collection ,an absolute monarchy ar i born t paw, old fellow; just give us your e at oan laf we . , oe “ 1 .* ry '.? 77 we. ” igi re : a _o 1a . . trre , . : . . »\es . ‘ iCf) lé wor f " . ) ) [ Sai ’ # ATA ‘arta Ss’ rOlA ’ i* iiVi] 7 aba .? ae , ’ itecif uU} : | 7 i .. ii rarnte of the ladies wv ho filled ts vA il p! cl j secs the possibility of of Indian curiosities Ite alen vis- titlea wealth os 4 is : € : a hand. liow are you?’ And seizing os par Oo Sa Uu - pps i 5 Le. ng : : mn ng ry he Louts. “ " «i : , l, is : rt} \ e+ . ; icn . ‘ Pre iy in) “ a an © | 4 . le ¢ > 7 * = o- is ‘ “ a . ’ ; 1 . . , i ’ nen we OOK ‘ ** + - ‘ : tne rreat A postle i lite rt ‘ (taking ace rr SSe i ‘ ariowus riemoer sf | Ss 5 ) nis visit Lo il ‘ use q us to forget entirely that ~ ie a il| {) t!} reneral Ss re ited the Lodge, W hi ‘h had a spe- upon tha extraordinary “se 4 P iu ’ Lafave te by the hand, he ehook it n a an ams att | ; : - ' oe se ” . sA a + } “") o a _ “ 4 el tien 4 ‘ . oe sve € ‘ shia if (73% if 4 of _ I ‘) S Wii?. d ention., CorTyYT) mny .ave tte & | lite } . renc 1, AT} - ‘ next Wednesa wih | “ were. at the entrance of n I clal meeting for the purpose of \actually in our presence : violently, 1 ae . a | : n P - : rated. orion afte: desert whic Republican's Description -ale ie : . hes 1s presence, we mus . ; All you in roundabouts or short- and German; and Alexander Be! : ‘ emerm ri which the Indians them.- r . . welcoming him A spler did ball be of sterner } ‘ “You Stole a Cov.” sileA ‘ ‘ } , oo) } ° A4night, when t rench selves consid share The next week's Republican con- a “i P aI : | rner mold than most are “7, ' tailed coats, take the rear rank. All iesseme, who had fought in the j pa an . +} BOLE Sra? .% msicer as insufficient for ned - , seme . } | ‘¢ ns was given in the evening at the /| fashioned vw ith, if the eye does not. Just at that moment one of vou with long-tailed coats take the Revolution under Lafayette The ; passador *0 ? oy © Supply of their needs, since Ww “i ) 7 ) } oe Of Khe attair, | Mansion House, at which the (,en- ;} moisten and the heart heat w th ha the committeemen, who had im- front rank.’ t of tl d a ente rtaiament . $ : oe . — v n } ga +3 or . . % ; . r tté ? hv , nse ' *} | c 7 LL. « ’ . ta ia A i i} | 4 It I g ae ° i z : 1's i (jie : ’ > it ’ ; : . : qe bee Da ey never inhabit it, except by ac-! .......° ph Chariess, editor | eral attended. He left the ballroem | quicker throb.” bibed considerably, seeing the | : officially recorded, was $37. and s guest. cident. Of tn® paper, which was in part: at about 12 o'clock and went on 6) butcher Roth in his greasy plight Guns in the Front Rank. ; mes Pe ' . ht ilies | 2 : " e* , 7. — 77s " "Tl" } rred " LO? no . ~+ e . ii : ' ‘ ‘ -~_ . J ate y echror >? u ce , hs Pig . “i ' , — : . , que . a 4 ‘nis WAS ANpPronrint ey royryri munici : “The ia i)¢ . a | _—_ ; : T) Ph Ais 4 iy ( \ ouings last if YWas board the steamboat vw hi, was tr T) , ’ S , : J EF. ~ iaAK Ine hands with Lafavette So) The ‘ ap ain paused ‘” take i : 7 ’ a ’ ' ™ . te 3 — , —_ " . scertaines at e, ‘ _ cen arby of St. uis; who was avor _ . ' ras . , funds fter some disc yn. pugh ‘n a &' ; a Cf. t , uvenirs I rest med. a ‘ Ling ] that (,en Lafayette start for Kask askia a arly in the a A . . A ~ FI ‘ ‘ is May ; \ l¢ ent \ cal ad out te him a res fr esh supply of enuff. Now’. he : ‘ 4 _ : i s n % i, ” " ; : . , ee r ; ' 4 “+ ‘ ? . — } 4 , . — 6. _ —_ oO} sl. AYUIS ror;ry) 1R&35 tn ] 2 7 ‘ is ¢ . e 6. % ae jon from hi }) frontie: Wea joined itn the pleasures of had arrived on hoard the eae eamboat morning. much to the disappoint- atop ; sea - Ao, and sald: commanded, all those hav lag PRESIDENT ESCAPES THE HEAT ‘ » . “r . ae . rf? t? > , . 4% . 7%) , ~ + , ’ nh ~ ‘ ee — ’ ” A . in a VoIlIuyryr @ oft l > s/ a sea — “ . Pr - on @ te . . a : > | Ves of 15-5, ; we _ evening until nearly midnicht, Natchez, at Vide Poche (Empty ment of many gentlemen from the! recollections — r; ; q personal Go away! Go away from there. Sti ks, laths and umbrellas in the ; . — _ 4 . , : ‘ool ' = oo - “ ‘ s . c . ~ id WOnTLS, reiate ludicro. ; E \ o e ‘ i, . 4 a ‘ 4 . ” ws at the two observances toe ‘6 hour at which we retired on Pocket, the early name of Caron- neighboring country, some of whom | cidents of the ] ” ee peer ace tens I tell you You stole a cow.’ To front rank exchange them with | By the Associated Prem. ' " P . —— P 3 On >. 1,7 ‘ a = ‘ - . ‘ ii af rics fii j Aaiayv tte ear nT t} ’ - ; . } owe . : sail = ’ : i: oe ‘ a as . 7 w, the first a eeting a e board the Natchez to take some eet), where the boat remained had traveled the whole nicht for r “Ptron. | this Roth replied: ‘I'm as good as those having guns in the rear rank WASHINGTON, April 25.—Pres- ; : > | 7 ~— >a > . re } mil ¥ ° . i+ ; ‘ ‘ siete ta _—=* - . . ’ , ~~ . ? * eo , - > , . o ite Historical society, a Jef. est, At the moment when we intil morning W ith him and Suite. the purpose of seeing thie earte Im ident of the But« her. you are, you ol@d ——— rascal. if ] Just then Big Bob Moore, a not- tdent and Mrs. ( oollidge sought re. 7 , . \ _ ¢. 7 = } — ' als Ts : 1 , a . mM rT ret } > 1} Le fe? ‘ . “= * iv : ¢ “ ‘ ; : . ) an Memoria] : Tt) » } vere about Tn embark ceveral citi- At ea iit? i i 9 q) ¢ lock on the ensuing friend of American liberty T} a Ag a t i¢é outsk! _ abe the did steal a Cov. ed individual ahout tow mn, called lief from the unusual hot weather hen ; ‘ Zens : a0, 2 wy +, ' ne RS . wen ; multitude,’ arby ‘rote. *tus ser, - ‘ ‘an } Ty or ; ' —, t second 4 i 1 *)¢ ’ }f 7 ONS of St. Louis had the kindness IY) ning the boat approas hed t} e General probably dined at Kaskas- 4 Ta 5 wrote, 4\ s a4 The same Inebriated commit- out to Cay z= Hill. Capting! { ap- pre valling here in a crultse down : - . - - t. “Oe " ts \ — 7 ‘ 4 ai ‘ : fl . MAS mtener ry *hHea nam . >? } e ; “eet ae a fee 7 ¢ ~~ “ ’ ‘ . ‘fy . , ee ‘ , . : rp RF All hassn ; , loa es: i rie y ? present US with Some objects of ST) ire oT nHosite thea market. where kia and then resumed hie vovage J : P : 7 . e of Re ; ee nan “ aS afraid Lafayette would ting I Say, ( oney } Ox is prim- the Potomac Ttiver aboard the : + ” +) : _ . . - “ COT ¢) ’ a "ove ¢ “yr »7 >... : 7 ; - ‘ » . » : . - » ® ‘ ’ . ‘ rYe ~ , mepeak at both catherings. iriosity, such as a few bows, ar- % large concourse of citizens had |to Nashville. His visit to this part | with a icc. rode a sorrel horse | fall into bad company, and he /| ing his gun with brandy, “EN be| Mayflower. They See eee : Ambassador Due Today. rows and garments of the Indians ected for the purpose of catch- \of the country has ween extremely i. "; a e hair of which went up tothe distinguished visitor consarhed,’ said Capt. Hill, ‘if it this afternoon and planned to re- ; ) . : . a ‘ce ,7) . , , 4 1 + 4 ‘ ? sg "« ~ ‘ “ee oh la ween ( T Si Ua re iff als t} > T) r YT} s | rok h TY) iV h » . . . q*¢ 7: 7 3 g ¥ s% « P . . | ’ ‘ mre Ambassa v acCCOM pA ied i M ssour'!l these we accepted ing a SIF of the nation’s guest. short. in consequence of hic prom-. — ie. otans she : ath ; tea end. 1 qd : ren nim Dy the sale and =e % ts anaaious sharne to be main away un i] Monday morning. ; Mme. Daeschner and their tv with sentiments of recognition of On his stepping on shore he was/ise to meet his revolutionary ry ee ee ee ee ee | ee Ja yon Roth, sald guilty of such conduct at the most Those in the party included Sec R ; . - - . . : ‘ ees ’ ‘ » , 4 ; , ‘ i ¥ Y) | > Wy x 4 »,* t} > . (" ee vr) , gj eaenriatr sri 4 , f+, TV, 4 . ‘ a , ‘ as 4% e« wers, will arri’ n St. Louis ‘he g00d will which prompted the welcomed by repeated cheers. The brethren at Boston : iin ean we Don’ se late with that fel- important period of a man’s whole|retaries Melion and Hoover, Tariff : ‘ . ' F z ‘ —" . : : 4 , pa . & , ‘ S, ‘ qT) | t |e . if ; T T fY ; ’ ’ ) W st > ¢ *") » % 9 ; . € © . . : g Sp. m. today Oming by kiving of them, and these te stimon- May I lie him an address to Emotions Stirred : | ‘ lg ths ine ee pts see ee ee ee coment . ; - : : ’ . : . , ire Dra na he ne } 7 hetter known Pry ei, " ’ . . , ‘¢ . ad if not by steani ” & Lafa’ atta laiSs we have preserved as prized whic the General ranlitad Ve shits) aii i acnal ae i 00 rs nome at | A etter ky wn incident, which fayette. If it warn t for the pres- Dennis, Mr. and Mra. Frank Fr | A, ty , : ; ei riz ili ia : p7 aa i. i flis Ce > a rhOU , ‘7 f neo nigh: his man toth hada hee was Ae \ieted ir) the ‘a oaan C+ . So ~~ . . . ; ; . iH ff A comin, ~" sas ded by ‘ souvenirs of the } iPpPY moments were not near enough to } CAT more itshow. « arried with if more that ex - \dieted in 1} ( y ar &, : ¢ at , ; : 97 ' ’ , nae. 05 5 maf, Perse: 2 ot Gen. Latayette, ‘ ' ' ’ : i, ’ ; : ty " nree an et Hiam K. Bixby, vice presgd: . = SSS SS SSS Oi SSS SS Si SisK ens 8S 8 8 wr. se a , ee ; F) the historica eociety will pre- yy LOUIS KANSAS CITY DETROIT é wi ‘a g ; bs . Se iibtce Faure will speak i CINCINNATI i : French and I)r. Alexander N. ds (Reg. UT. &. Pat. Off.) : Ry wel: Mell in English. An ode to La- ‘ hi . . ef ‘ 7 ; " hm 7 "hwo @? zi. mite, written by J. Charles Practically the Entire E Faciliti “e will be read by the R: xtra Facilities : | mie emes Knapp, S. J. The Jef- Basement Will Be Pian Cal , . i Ipesen Barracks Band wil) play. D . r espeop e oe . evoted to This Event Extra Racks Will Be Provi Hi: xtra Racks Will Be Provided oy t : . = Boe ee ++ Stu- rthe ad nner Mrs. J. P Hic- > RFUL SBaeseeaegeaengcsasuauuass ‘ re ention com- hie honor lec . + ™ century agro brother of Pierre whose mansion Gen ned. [Tt {s re. when —- thie vour Reet made hv the titled now Mnke€ with that of In the history of the lution, has not heen re Story of the Visit. Washing- American orded., : eS @& ~~ « ett a ~- the latest comment by CRORRGen Lafavette’'s gecretarv. A. 2 sts, newspapers and pe eeur, was the official chron- ‘ # wr of his American ich St. Louis was the journey, itn farthest stions of the day. Ls WAR SPIRIT. t west His story of tha s+ W visit, April 29, 1825, beg use Post-Standard - j -9, 25, begins Grondelet, then an !ndepend- ’ e eighteenth of April, T ilage, where the ncted visitor Serpe emaueea es eee eeaaanaesiananes S Be eens ese aes «8 ul Revere slid into the SS pot, se TREMENDOUSLY LOW PRICED it to raise the cry of reve 2th, M. Levasseur relates: pels! Middlesex village and farm@ein the early morning. Gov. 5 ti} to Lexington and Cone kof Missouri, Gov. Coles of ‘] UE at trece soe Cons. PURCHASES BRING OUR GREATEST VALUES ; inzgiime that makes ust Yease]. ws f . _ of a Fo TnNe- -- ee in architecture in the n idst ot of lrees and me. in the dista: mee river. beautiful rardens. the don Ce. course “start somethit Was the City thea inted to of S ge to do tt In April. is: ite name and languare Lo] |] e « e te L] * e s e © . Rut if we {8 e . er a 0 e e . a 0 a a 2 e > Ld * a a , time heals most things “mong 1 ‘ ame Soe red reputation. They . os . 7 ; nial aie - a | STOUT SIZES Z ubly careful when anyth | best 15 , : Bins “ 7E 46 ' woman's name is to b Cis TO sl P * * Every city editor, Sorption © Pierre Chan . . ‘raving confidences, cot ansion was | + ~ ts : Se lt of the good — the aa ‘4 ‘. > te Kline’s—Basement. . ? f publicity for crime. Ev Mase a nee Ot ’ “3 a 7 a a of an ate e Wash. 1° a oe »e the truth of the oid favert. i tome tine . —s al « ges of sin is publ Bembers ot nt this CSE arses * every case has its own Umansinrn + ne " 18 two vitel factors are UT the , ' Pn edly . - | e rhe purpose of the publi MSsPur yy, z ' + sulte of such publicity. . lets lie ¢ , fonA tha ® $11 a : - ’ ; . a La] publishing sordid ees - : se sales by newsboys. I es Om must not complain if y, we Were t*nta ——e oe $11 $11 $11 ple. present a united pihered gh nge ‘s over | : . ; . ‘ — » 2 « 5 ne aay area “ipl. The splendor of Se RB BERBERS OPUS PRR OKR EE ORE 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 68 6.8 81S 1SS5SrS Ts 6868 6.6.8 8 OS 6 8 866s 2165S 8 S58 S86 Sere ess 6 ses ee ee sss eyPIrenuo 0) : ries and pay more atte® st are of good report Se te rw + L | d , : “

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— es a —— Pe a a a ee - = >= = a Pee? oe ee eee ck Roe R ee ee ee , he ee Wes SP a, abet ye Pe ee ee te cal . _* —. 7 a A * ety pe" D1. oe Eine — Fe 2 ee we > ee NS ~~, = - 3 ane -. f ee ; on | ) ; é ee ee ae - ~~ a ee ee ¥ > Onan Fag. S Begg el a A ily eninge *, es ee 4B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE ¢ “ITY Circulation than the morning and one Borah Says U. S. Is No Usurer With Debtors . 4 *% ’ ‘% ry d th Continued From Page 18. ef the loan were unpaid ana at - " | ~ that amount, together with intef- ehased and read. I found ** 4 oct ypon the same, would far more fierce arraignment of the United «nan offeet the amount of the tates. It was a late publicalen prench debt and 1 was a little surprised. | The fact i« that the United States > ~ ’ c . coud not understand now tne ex: paid every dollar of money loaned tremely liberal settiement w! No ohy the Fret » Government to the we made with England could leave ,merican colonies during the Rev- so much resentment Ordinarily aruorionary War and paid it, when . le ftear ing — , everyone feels better after par''s 41) circumstances are co! sidered ~~ , ‘+ . an honest debt. I quote @ Single with) great promptness and at a par agraph: . We foucht ‘he {,a@r- —_ - intereat . — » gher ‘ha . - - a | : : : : : : ss ; , ng in Europe, while the Ameri- .. have any intention of charging can len it us money “ hi h was tha rer , f-overnment?t Rut ia - el in their own country. WIth ewouynte which were joaned ~ se * ™ . ; .? 7 "°° 4 . t? e esuit that wh .e ne ‘ = '? 7 »'y T) 7 TT) } >, we have agreed to pay &A an Ql pemarkable prom} ees tribute to them, our sad reward of When U. S. Owed France ~ : . : : 4 ™ } . victor). And behind a|! the delid Some dates wil! thro® tient on erations in Paris there lurked, 1” .., +ransacrior Cornwallis sur- is 7 . =? la . " . ; cee ming 0% - — = } ._* _ : : ; > ee ‘” ne and - : : ia ; ii i. : . > \I . ster 4 4 . e meas res 7 ) ch A Contrast In Results. ‘ag Rare Rage emteagstedemenam “The outstanding feature of *'° gat “4 Sey Cae pe mp tinge A _ States relative to the payment ©: Peace Treats deciared anothe . . ro pay “a sortions « t rincipal ard o rem ber ofr the hHionuse of Commons portions 1 e: = Nn a a ; “ the interest the sums whic ‘4a that it puts the British Em- — e have been loaned them by the pire at the highest point that i has > . ever reached in regard to terrt- King i make mention, 5: , ~~ al eh _ ‘* _ > — : - : : . . TT one ae “ye CaDi al att } had heen Tr ia * shan } should be credited gwith supplying the French Govert : r? | t? r oti : : . : ’ , . -~* -~ + , ' ehbiefly ie ™ power, Engia end that a Da | . mY the naval power and the United jer unsettled or unpaid is States the Nmancia ” tend against the pia ndisputa Why oe Russia : facte of histom My opinion is, if all facts and conditions were considered and a acquisitions of the war were equl- This matter of the loan was Diain. honorable engagement an ehat kind of an oe nent of ‘= ; no be ’ hy . . — di vided, it wou!) a > A UU , -mal treaty We ar: iuet oa en : 7 - . ted =" ‘is eett er : f r th Ur i.¢s Aeetl Tin ¢? at ‘ a Ob ) vital of legzisiation has ever heen ted bw a filibuster. the delar in ‘hing a vote upon .a pending Continued | on Page 10B. morenspass ( ‘rechet ¢ ee ca ch ~en » | cor : —e Monday you'll buy $3.00 to $5.00 for and the styles no better than these. pick here at $1.95. in sy ‘ i br ous hemaine to's Ue / \ “tis vu Mj; ‘ > —— 2 —_ ® > _ sell two of these Dresses For Less Than the Price of One 2°44 Every woman in St. Louis and vicinity should see these wonderful values. Garments of youthful charm and style are featured in this group of crepe de chine, rayon and fiat All embody the newest trims and Sizes up to o2', sa‘ine — tans anc »P 4 rxrforcts and trap ses’, es Marv at¥e ~ ¢ -h we have recen’ — fi “Srter Brand Shoes a | WEN 8: SHOES | tenis b ' — = 4 > ha | ~ : *- 4 : a : orm xford etyviee Oxforts and ¢ -. hich = ea « _ $1.98 _||__$2.95 Sale of Men’s Athletic UNDERWEAR Failei in Tariff Debate guages om “Sale of Men’s Union Made Work Shirts — Columbia and Edison Records . Copyright. 1925, by United Feature foreign L,overnmen ts, and ~ fat ‘s “yy mllcate. Inc. Copyright in (.reat PAINT SPECIALS _ " , _ : . 7 : ? i. > Vie ‘oq st by Standard Train May 3 to 8% were 000 taken prisomera, one-half of announced yesterday. The trainirg Boys’ Wash Suits Large assortment— Special for Monday Boys’ 2-Pants Suits earlier efforts DU . ;' Wide rs e s ; 4 . . ‘ . : , , 4 aa. . > ra! al | Borders Priced Very Low other evening newspaper ATTENTION DEALERS! GET OUR CONTRACT PROPOSITION. Wire, Telephone or Write! Wholesale Distributors. EMERSON AND GALVIN FANS ANHATTAN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY_CO.INC. 1106 PINE ST. # POST-DISPATCH is the only St pewspaper giving Press c An extraordinary event, and giving policy—are made still m participate in the offerings—fe news servic? ea Relieve Arch Paing SILK HOSE arrow Head Ho- the lowering of the arch weight of the body. “Wig. Arch Builders.” skiii- BROADWAY & "MORG AN NST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS DRESS SALE | Dresses That Have Sold as High as $19.75 ONE DAY ONLY Monday, One Day Only, we are going to Clearance Sale of HATS Hats That Sold Up to $5 Straighten the Heels Run-over heels are direct. ly caused by a mis-aligs- of the heel and Builders for heel, arch 54.95 nT" anes $3 he | Boys $3 to $4 End Those Callous Perhaps you have callow es at tbe ball of the feet he over-lapping pockets © of Wizard Arch Bulléets - arch and tell + will give immedjate ) from pressure ; The calloused Have your $1. 00 BLOOMERS The name of a renowned Grand worth and lasting qualities of these and hardwood; 66-inch buffet, and an armehair—the chairs with the distinction of their new design. : SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON WALL P FOR ONE DAY PLEX OATMEAL PAPERS, ARER Meet the Foot Who Knows Feet to Match These Papers. Varnished Tile Papers . : ~ i KR . > | \ . -— * 4 > a Tv cP & > ar — New Tapestries In al ors, patterns su r every room tn tne r se riig luality naner ner a BEAUTIFUL SPRING WALL PAPERS C, pe and lc tation and a moc Porch Awnings. Visit this de convenience -— your foot troubles. A Fon jerfu nurehase Ot be! 5 es ' ~~ Crepes. The most popuiar s season: 4 nches wide and in 0 sche heer ? wante a : rno two-lb. bag of Cold Water Paste with each groom of wall paper amounting to $2 or over. $3.00 to $4.00 FLAT CREPE $1. 69 SHEETS ee Breakfast Sets $232 Well-butlt Breakfast Seta. Grop-leaf table and four chaire—fin- | “50¢ ey beagee hing®s® at ha f orice 98c SROADCLOTHS 50: $22 —— $00 Beautiful Lincloum tena it i2 pe. 4 . —_ > & he " . . ae 2-2? R- 1 the 4 - r —™ an." ’ - be “* > 2 Ss . ss 4 =f ~ _ dnd 3 = - AN - r r sees >. PT 7. 7 — . a r _ Tea ~~" * ~~ — ier le ~<l e at wartifu - r ° Rugs erer fancy ‘ tterne. sw@itadie tor [ eee ¢ paper da mere which is & " and pluabdie wo & ght Armetrorgs triap-Ddeack © feom ro! as many vrards as seatterns to select from), se..s sa. va We have the Digg est : a : 7 ra T5¢e FLOORCOVERING = «vy {2 =~ ny? ; 3 1] see regu. lar at? $0 i Monday hed in gray with blue trimming. oF im ivory enamel with blue trimming. 29¢ PLISSE CREPES ‘$1. 00 ) CLOTHS “14 95 ~ $1.25 Four-Yard-Wide | Linoleum a Pe , An eopportuntty that te most timely, : Bultes that will make your stnroem chair and rocker—with becks and brown or silver sepia finish. “ca ee ot " »? se i. In 490

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SUNDAY, . APRIL 26, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee ee ee ee ee | S an S mn Ng Relieve Arch Pains ch pains result from ps lowering of the areh uctures under the ight of the body. “Wis. Arch Builders,’ #)kk{}}- liy fitted by one who derstands feet, will re. re your feet to natural aition Relief will be fant _ traighten the Heels in-over heels are direct. caused by a mis-align- mt of the heel and kle bone. Wizard Arch liders for heel, arch 4 ball provide the ans of exact. edjust- nt to estore the foot ucture to proper align- nt. Run-over heels ere an end. ind Those Callouses rhaps you have callous- at tbe ball of the foot. e over-lapping pockets Wizard Arch Bullders r heel arch and 0ball rmit exact adjustment at will give immediate lief from pressure and | The callouses will udually disappear. ect the Foot Expert Who Knows Fect at you may have bene- of an intelligent and ful fitting of Wizard eh Ruilders. we main- mn an excipsive depart- int under the super fon of a highly compe 1t foot expert. Consul- jon and a astockinged »t examination free. sit this department at ur convenience —— en ur foot troubles. FOOT SERVICE en, Women, Children ot Nelief Department of Section, Second Tloor amous-Barr Co. 'e Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ee ee ee | eee oe = — Complete, 10 Pieces for. . Jo the distinction of their new design. Fiber Ferneries $6.50 ° a= 95 Value. . Many will want these attractive Ferneries—that are so ‘‘summery’”’ looking for sun room or other rooms; 28 inches long, with galvanized in- sert. Choice of various pleasing finishes. Dorr Fiber Chairs ra ; oa) A shan ‘7 95 a = : Vala "y= -—_ YORE =. Value. ec A remarkable group of 100 Chairs and Rotk- ing Chairs, sturdily built of close-woven fiber—in the most favored finishes. Edges are smooth and round and the styles are unusually pleasing. Breakfast Sets | eon gee Chairs Vale. 992.00 5 a 949.00 20 TT a Well-bullt Breakfast Sets, including | §tately and aristocratic is the appear- Grop-leaf table and four chairs—fin- ance of these beautifully carved Wal- shed in gray with blue trimming, or nut Chairs, upholstered in tapestry. ia ivory enamel with blue trimming. For hallways and living rooms. Re ey. ae NS Mes ied Se fn er eS OOK re CT eee, ANC e t Meleseerenes Y oe “~ aes SN eat % ieee ae oe ee, ess s et a a a ' if oe ie ai: “ ! “ine ne, ai t 1 $75 Fiber Suites rand rocker—with backe and seats of tapestry, and frosted brown or silver sepia finish. Strongly bullt in each detail. ‘ll i >] 00 599;50 and an armchair—the chairs with the fashionable fabric seats. The illustration shows onth-E.nd Furniture —At Famous-Barr Co., Begins Monday Morning—An Event So Important in Saving Opportunities as to Interest Many @An extraordinary event, and revealing to what a splendid extent home-makers may save when the values in our Furniture Section—already remarkably advantageous, according to our value- giving policy—are made still more attractive. Each group, moreover, presents Furniture of high quality and favored mode. participate in the offerings—for almost every Furniture need may be filled from this comprehensive assortment. Deferred Payments and Future Deliveries May Be Arranged, If Desired, by Those Who Want to Share These Unusual Values $300 Bedroom Suites Walnut and hardwood finished Bedroom Suites of graceful design and excellent workmanship; include bow-end bed, 52-inch dresser, large, conveniently arranged wardrobe and vanity dresser. Be sure to see this group. Costumers Secretaries $2.00 Value $50.00 Value Particularly will young brides, planning their new homes, want to Mahogany Secretary Desks — These convenient pieces are fin- pleces that are much in de ished in the popular walnut—of (| mand. Have space for books 9 dull effect—with strong metal] and two large drawers. Ma- hooks. Strongly built. hogany and hardwood finish. $100 Reed Suites hese Pieces 0 H7 O00 0 Handsome Suites for sun parlors or porches—introducing the “Gothic” design—and finished in soft taupe shade, decorated most artistically. Settee, chair and rocker, all with comfortable spring- filled cushions. Odd Chairs Hammocks Dining Suites “$49.50 | {2 $300 Mohair Suites A rarely pleasing selection of | 50 luxuriously comfortable beautiful Chairs left from high | Couch Hammocks upholstered quality Suites. High or low | in brown canvas—with metal backed styles—mohair uphol- frame. Ready to hang. 6-ft. etered. Just 35. long. $600 Dining Suites eee) . GC P . ‘ 4 ss *,* . . , ° . Ss ] 2 : { ; ad , a The name of a renowned Grand Rapids maker is additional guarantee of the inbuilt _ Stately Dining Room turnture of a most approved styie-tinahed in fortable Suites Monday. ‘The design ia very new-—with solid mahogany-carved bases, and h Reed « Py ones buff .t "ty pe - cm reve _ an tu _ wa nut table, serving table, five chairs and an armchair. Chairs have color- reversible cushions—one side brocatelle, the other mohair, and moss edging. Six a et, china cabinet, oblong table, serving table, five chairs ful tapestry seats and backs. patterns of mohair—plain or figured, are offered, assuring unusually satisfactory se- a aia odie IN «** —* *. ie a -*- «~@* ~o** e* corr ne CPF? #- “OP? a@=@ See ite i (ae Te lee ae Lol eo) la la Lo Lo a td a a a Ok, ee ee Ee ae $500 Bedroom Suites Cc — 4 Pieces... You'll find full satisfaction in the possession of one of these Suites for your bed- room—and in the purchasing of it at this extreme saving. A beautiful walnut fin- ish further enhanced by a figured walnut and rosewood border, adds to the distino- tion of the design—and interiors and outside backs are of mahogany. Bow-end bed, 52-inch dresser with 30x40-inch mirror, wardrobe and vanity. Pieces obtainable separately. The Dominant Store of St. Louis Complete $ A 00 | ML whe bh oe 0% An ©pportunity that is most timely, you will agree. Three-piece Fiber é ; mm that will make your sunroom cheery and comfortable—settes, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Many home-makers will be delighted with the economy of ehoosing these sturdy, com- lection. Both davenport and chair are guaranteed moth and vermin-proof. Sale a <= Oa es E- e a co — Nie ia ~ Complete, % 2 Pieces...... Three pieces, with wing chair, $225 Fern Stands $3. 50 39.15 15 An offering that will be of wide interest, for these Stands, small and graceful, may be placed to ad- vantage in almost any room. Galvanized insert~— choice of several attractive finishes. 1014x101%4-inch size. Sea+Grass Chairs = Value 6 a2) St as Sees os ~— = * =——S — i See ee a There are only 390 of these imported Chinese Sea-Grass Chairs and rockers — specially wanted for Summer and attractive on porch or indoors: large and comfortable, with the natural finish and trimmed in green. Dining Suites Kroehler Suites / Vaue..° 164 Vaae..° 149 Buites including 66-iffch buffet, china Red Suites of this nationally knows cabinet, oblong table, 5 chairs and an make; including davenport that opens armchair. Burl walnut matched fronts to full sized bed, chair and rocker—up- and hardwood finish. Splendidly bullt. holstered in “Baker” velour. $200 Velour Suites come 7135 Three-piece living-room Suites including davenport, chair and wing chair—with carved mahogany finished bases, and sanitary moss fillings, Upholstered in jacquard velour—of the fashionable taupe color. Built for service and very attractively designed — ag lilustration shows. Seventh Fleet

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAT. SBUNDAYT, APRIL, 26. 1935. APRIL 26, 1926, ae - —_ —_ @ An event extraordinary—offering exquisite hand- - : ial a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9—This Section FAMOUS ~BARR CQ), “= —— Silk Tunic Blouses Tunic Blouses of allover. embroidered —S— el Ps LS made Laces of various kinds, many of which had Full Books for $2.00 in I Dist: ow pw dle - | We Give Eagle Stamps ‘and Redeem Fu | argest istributors of Merchandise lil lala ale a Fleer | Cash or $2. 50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exrcepted | at Ketail in Missouri and the West ’ silk crepe with deep fringe at the bottom: white and | several colors. Feurth Fleer / TS Beginning Monday and Made Possible by a Special Purchase—An Extraordinary ale of “Nelly Don” Dresses —5000 Dresses and Apron Dresses—Shown Here Exclusively—and All Crisply New j S: € “Nelly Don” Dresses are very seldom offered at these remarkably special prices. Y Xr Their excellent tailoring, high-grade fabrics and smart styling are known everywhere to particular women and misses—and in the following groups are the very newest styles —styles for house, porch and outing wear—each garment at such an unusual saving that many will anticipate the entire Summer’s needs. Sizes 16 to 52. Wash Dresses | Wash Dresses Slipover Dress Aprons i ; —Choice of Several Styles | —New Kinds for All Tastes | Speeial $ er 5 9D tr ) , 8 Ee in ob wt — gt | Rh | #9 05 New Persian printed models are in this | In this unusual group are cool Dresses of fn: | 95 — group; also tissue Dresses, with pastel-col- flock-dotted voiles; imported gingham gt ’ | Bae ee % ored, pansy designs; white dimity Dresses, Dresses with colored bindings, real lace in- Hy | 4a & eo > * ose with insets of printed fabrics and with smart | serts and other trimmings. Dresses of im- in ie? sok ’ he Rg ar collars, ties and pockets. Some models | ported cotton broadcloth in solid colors, ti | A Was have flounced or pleated bottoms. Sizes 16 | with trimmings of Persian patterns. Sizes Bi to 52, in group. Two-styles illustrated. 16 to 50. st i o \ t .1 In This $ 95 Re; | yore : Sale at. * *Ff ees F ae ' | : Dress Aprons of prints and ginghams, with flowing cuffs Rots or short sleeves—some in new cross-word puzzle checks ; . of white and colors; also white crossbar dimity aprons 1 oO pa =. oe 5 a s with bindings of tiny checked patterns. One of the prints illustrated. Sizes 16 to 50. Summer Dresses In This $ (= Sale at... —- Rayon Dresses in charming styles; also French linen, sleeveless coat styles; cotton pongee Dresses in natural shade and a side-fastening coat style, with border trim- mings. Two models ilustrated. | %95 | 14.5 | A 4g Third Fleer ——— _— day. Philippine Underwear $3.95-$4.95 Values $9).83 @ Handmade gar- ments including batiste Princess Slips, Gowns and Envelope Chemises —with hand -scal- | lopings, drawn- work and hand- embroidery — all dainty, yet practi- cal; sizes 36 to 44. Irish laces and | mets add to the charm of many of these garments. $1 93 sizes 34 to 432. Women’s Opportunity for Economy Continues With the May S [ tL } e} € This sale provides a splendid opportunity to supply practically” all-Lingerie needs at unusual savings, These groups featured Mone Silk Garments Silk Slips ” Silk Gowns $2.95 Value—Special $4.95 & $5.95 Values | $4.95 & $5.95 Values” | Crepe de chine envelope | Peach, tan, orchid, turquoise, Yr ‘s Chemises and step-in Draw- | flesh and white Slips; some Georgette and crepe ao : ers: also Georgette Chemises: plain tailored of messa- § chine Gowns in white reat white and colored garments line and radium. Others of | pastel shades; round a with laces, nets, faggoting tub silk with lace trimming | “Jenny” necks; tail ored and two-toned r ! 3 bon s ; | and hemstitched. Sizes 34 to styles or trimmed with ag © Ami-French Slips $1 to $] 50 Cotton Wear a oe eid 13 a $9e $2.50 and $2.95 values in strap and built-up | Gowns, Princess Slips, Chemises, styles of cotton Princess Slips; with machine embroidery or with lace yokes; all have novelty weaves with various trimmi! shadow-proof hems; sizes 34 to 46. —. Handmaael Underwear Very Special at $] 83 7 q White cotton Princess Slips with — hemstitching and hand-drawn work; also ht jamas, Sag ms bem tep-In Drawers, 7 with hand- ; broidery het drawnwork in- pastel sha An unusual g of cool at- tractive Sommer garments. *3= $3.98 44. hemstitchings and me | Drawers and Bloomers—in white, flesh other desirable shades: of voile, batiste - = ——— —— ——— —_————— | Smart Wash Clothes for Summer Are These Boys’ Sailor Outfits With broadfall and straight pants, middy and tam to match 5 ates few Sanaa Tonnes Monday! Select From These sg rae ON at consisting of S ] fi lj midéy, ‘broadfall long pants, short ample Traveling Bags are made of fast color jean—blue with i . ; 1 1/ white braid or white with blue collar A Wide Group, Offered at Savings of 1/4 to 1/3. @ Select new Traveling Bags from these splendid offerings—and be sure of embarking en and cuffs. Black ties, red band on your vacation trip with smart, good-looking luggage: The assortment includes: sleeve, emblems, etc. Sizes 2%, to 8. Second Fleer | $35 Leather-lined Walrus Bags.....$25 $35 Fitted Suitcases: lift-out trays... $35 ediv select several. | }- $30 Cowhide Traveling Bags. ..... 22.50 $7.50 Cane Cages, all-around straps...$5 . | $40 Sea Lion Leather Kit Bag.. -$27.50 | | $20 Leather-lined Gladstome Cases.$14.75 . $45 Collapsible Kit Bags........... $30 $12.75 Leather Suitcases with teresting. $12 Hat Boxes, assorted samples... $7.50 ROOD: dss ds genetics 6 So2 $3.95 $30 Men's Walrus Bags with biack $9 Overnight Cowhide Bags, small | ebony fittings ........ occcec ce ee en ree $6.75 Persian | ; : Tooled Traveling Bags | Brief Cases Cowhide Bags Cowhide and walrus leather Well - made cowhide Brief | Cowh! ce Bags with straps, Bags. leather iined — some Cases Bd 3 pockets and also o r high-grade sam- 2 with sewed frames. Odd lot stout traps. A Very conven- pies. $1 8 to $30 : | $13.50 to $16.50 $10 85 lent size. $6 value $4 50 values, special at.. $12.00 Brown | val 1e9. hin tn Sat . ES, ee eee PL ae . Sixth Fleer Shades of Tan Select Monday From These Bright Si NTP? | it 2 Spring Wall Papers In'Five Assortments—Priced, the Roll 62°9°19° 27° 45° EMondar vou may select very hich erate Wal | Standard Type Sewing eae kind. There are thousands of rolls—including ap- Offeri hes propriate colors and patterns for every room. tering Choice of Three Unusual Groups at. — group of Sewing Machines includes: Singers in 4 and § drawer or wainut cases, 66 model, siight!¥ marred in transit. Domestics Please bring room dimensions to facili- with Singer type shuttle, automatic drop top, “sit rite” postition and tate accurate purchasing and figuring ball-bearing and White Rotary Machines tn 4 or 6 drawer cabinets with , on oe neon drop-tops, etc. Singers and Whites are offered in limited numbers. Fifth Ficer Small Cash Payment—Balance $1 3 Week Another of Those Popular Events—A Sale of Leather Hand Bags * Specially Purchased—Choice of 2000 at @ Every one - the 2000 smartly styled Handbags in this offer- ing is a very special value at $1.44, as you will readily appre- ciate when you see the assortment. All are neatly made, and choice is so varied that many women and misses will undoubt- mo Under-arm, pouch, swagger and new St Gute Sain ae Se me ca ee ee ee See | “key-lock” types included. Knowing the advantage of pur- chasing Bags here at any time, this event will be especially in- Of Newest Leathers In Favored Colors ‘A Worth-While Offering of Practical s 100-Piece Dinner Sets a Our Fur Storage Assures Safety for Your ¢ @ Let us call for the furs, clothes er want safeguarded during the Sum: storage vaults—here, they will be abs fire, theft, dirt and moths. New Froe —Light Shades and Pri 29 « Charming Summer Froe the delicate shades or print fects of newest coior tones; els of soft flat crepe, crepe, Georgette, satin and satin—all in the height .mode; choice for many d: and evening occasions r 14 to 44. ¢ ) Laces trim many of t¢ Dresses—others are : with beads, ribbons, touches of self material _ plied in the smartest ways, A4 Alligator Grain Florentine Genuine Goat Patent Blue Gray Red and Black I —— ee $25 to $27.50 Values—Special at 15% @ These Dinner — were specially or and since the is limited to 62 Se selection is pak oes e. The Sets are of Ame semi-porcelain ware, soem i decorat three tasteful border a Say are as iceable as they are good looking. — Each Set offers complete service for twelve persons. desien. CH, ~ - Beginning M National unusual values in E ear day, all affording Wicker Wardrobes ee Value— - 11 @lvory - Wicker wunaianie with 4 sliding draw- ors and ifxi? tn- ches square; ~ well- butlt and trimmed with dainty rosebud oa’ anta”’ Shirts : $:.25 Value, at 3c

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6BUNDAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1925. APRIL, 26, 1926, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE C11) «&.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATT a uses 50 over, embroidered bottom: white and lourth Floor fire, theft, Our Fur Storage Vault Assures Safety for Your Garments @ Let us call for the furs, clothes or other articles you want safeguarded during the Summer in Our cold storage vaults—here, they will be absolutely safe from dirt and moths. Seventh Floor EE «lon than BOTH cther evening newspapers COMBINED — —_—-— See Our Other Anhouncements on Pages 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9—This Section FAMOUS ~BARR C O, We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2. 00 in - t D Cash or $2.50 in Merc handise—F ew Restricted Articles Frc epted re istributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West es ~_— ee" 10¢ to 50e sacred to towards “her."’ Mother’s Day Cards @ The second Sunday in May is set aside as the day ““Mothers''—and here are beautiful greeting cards bearing many of the loving sentiments we feel Main Fleer the May VLE ly practically featured Mon. landmade Inderwear ery Special at $1.83 White cotton neess Slips with nstitching and id-drawn work; 0 two- pe Pa- nas, w nt femise a get p-In Drawers, th hand - em- oidery and awnwork, in tel shades. 2 unusual group cool and at- wctive Summer rments. k Gowns + $5.95 Values 93 and crepe de wns in white and hades; round or ecks; tailored trimmed. with lace, ings and bindings. tton Wear Ie Chemises, Step-in in white, flesh and f volle, batiste and \ us trimmings. Third Floor els of soft 14 to 44. with beads, —Offerin Wicker Wardrobes $14.95 Value— - Special yee @lvory - finishea Wicker Wardrobes With 4 sliding draw- ws and 17x17 In- ches square: well- built and trimmed With dainty rosebud design. Shirts “Vanta”’ $1.25 Value, at 93¢ Double - breasted, part- Wool Shirts for infants to 2 years: the style that ties side with twistless tape. , Baby Cribs $28.50 Value. at $24.95 lily purchased— » 62 Sets, early re of American y decorated mm ley are ‘as serv- Drop - side Bassinette Cribs With kick plate, Tubber. ‘tired wheels and Pelychroime ornaments, ivory finish touches of self material ap- _ plied in the smartest ways. 80 inches | Diapers In each package. | aa an ter — if (3 Ce 4 A LS \ =. off “es » q e. | 3 “e ~ Qe - ” 5 ‘ eo *, v Neg Peat e4y ah i A .* a Maes i i. eee, . > St. Louis’ Largest Assortments and Best Values Are Here—Of fering the Very Models You Want in Newest . crepe, Canton Laces trim many of these Dresses—others are adorned ribbons, or ———ss Infants’ Caps $1.00 Value, at 69c Organdie Caps in turn- back style; with pin tucks, lace, French knota, embroidery, organdie tiles and rosettes; sizes 12 to ' 15. Six Diapers $1.50 Pkg. $1.25 “Cozy Down” Diapers of fleeced cotton on one side, square and 6 Beginning Monday We Will Observe National Baby Week unusual values in Baby Needs—the following being for Monday, all affording important savings. Chic Daytime Frocks —Demurely Plain to Elaborately Trimmed Models Splendid Value at... to hold sway in popularity. >1 9% @ Here are the newest Summer Frocks for sports, street and after- noon—the majority being fashioned on straight lines which continue. | Frocks of Georgette, flat crepe, silk | ' unusually for Summer Frocks for All Occasions —Three Attractive Groups Featured Monday—Presenting a Selection That Is Particularly Varied and Pleasing New Frocks : —Light Shades and Prints—at_ 29: q Charming Summer Frocks in the delicate shades or printed etf- fects of newest color tones; mod- flat crepe, Georgette, satin and crepe satin—all in the height of the .mode; choice for many daytime and evening occasions and sizes New Frocks —for Daytime and Evening—at °49" | @ The lines of these Frocks are smart—all approved Summer; included are trig silk tailored models; also dressier stvles of Georgette, satin, Canton broadcloth and Canton crepes—some quite plain, others with | CTePe, lace combinations and flounces, frills, clusters of tucks and jabots. Apron and panel | Crepe salin. Frocks that are stvles are highly favored and the sizes range from 14 to 44. | “different.” Sizes 14 to 44. — Dresses in solid colors and in prints | Trimmings os — — pa? : of dozens of hues—such a wide range arp m c —_ Oo of colors that women and misses of | plain shades ail printe a d every taste are practically assured of oa CONEY YAEIEN OR becoming choice. 4 2 it Fourth Floor —F === —— —-—— “specials” $3 Value— Celie Special peciai a $1 .85 sy ae — -——— | @ Nainsook Dresses @ The ultra-smart border- for infants to 2 years; ed effects in self color— shirred from the with the high luster that neck. with _ aget-in makes Rayon fabrics (arti- sleeves, tucks, em- ficial silk) so beautiful for broidery and jace Summer attire. For dresses edge at neck and of almost any size—very sleeves. easy to make. Crib Blankets &sc Value, at 19@ $0x40-inch pink and blue Blankets with white nursery figures and dain- tily finished with shell- stitched edge; ideal gifts. $3 Baskets Special, at $1.95 Embroidered Voile $1.79 to $1.98 Values SS8e Excellent quality Volle with embroidered designs and dots: 36 and 40 inches wide; popular Summer colors. Mixed Crepe | Ivory enameled Auto Baskets of a very con- Striped and prigited Crepe , that does not muss easily: venient sise; made with 36 inches wide. Very handles and just what practical. many need \ | | quality, | eolored stripes. Cotton Broadcloth Value, Yard 65¢ Fast - colored Cotton Broadcloth of durable tan ground with 36 inches 79¢ Dress Voiles soc Val patel 50e “Kant -fade” printed Volles in a wide assort- ment of patterns; 38 inches wide. G Dress Linens 69c and 79c Values, Yd. 49¢c | Imported Irish Linen, in ®@ | complete assortment of | colors—including pink, ' rose, peach, green, brown and lavender. Zephyr Prints The A9e Yard... “Year-round” Zephyr Prints for women's and children's wear; 32 inches wide. For Summer Apparel, These Groups Afford Advantageous Choice of Fashionable Wash Fabrics v $1.69 Value, Yard Stripes and Prints aE: @ Many of the season's most attractive sports and street frocks will be made of these gayly striped and printed Crepe and Rayon (artificial silk) fabrics—40 inches wide. Silk-Mixed Crepe $1.39 Value, Yard $1.19 New printed patterns on —_ — | with white, tub-fast dots; Silk-Mixed Crepe, very at- tractive for frocks and biouses. 36 inches wide. Dotted Voile aoc Val OW. i veea 39¢e Tight and dark colors cool and practical; 36 in. Third Fleer Third Filoeer —Ideal for Semmer— $0515 q The “Nemo Flex” is so lightly boned and has elastic inserts so ingen- iously placed that it af- fords a pleasing and comfortable control of the figure—it is the very garment for Summer— and will prove a trim foundation for any kind of attire. Made of silk brocade —in closed-back, clasp-front style. Third Floor — New and Decidedly Efficient Are ‘Nemo Flex’ Girdles Remarkable! 3600 Pairs of Women’s $1.25, $1.50 Silk Pair... me Hose @ Full-fashioned, pure silk Hose with lisle tops and soles—of a desirable sheer a color and white as well as the favored co cluded. in black and ors. All sizes are in- New Fancy-Striped Hosiery Decidedly novel Hose for worren and misses—of silk- and-rayon in various two-toned effects—all with $1 00 Main Fleer All sizes. Special, at, paire...... lisle tops. pair designed to hold either 1 or 3 stones. Some odd-shaped sapphires. A Remarkable Offer of Platinum Top Bar Pin Mountings @ Filigree platinum overlay on 14-k. white gold—and No extra charge for setting stones. Main Fleor—Balcony are set with Of Radius Tub Silk Are These Extra-Size Slips —Special, Monday, at ‘Women of large proportions will find these radius tub silk Slips to be just what they want for Summer; with lace-trimmed and hemstitched bodice tops that fit splendidly—all Slips shadowproof, Sizes 46 to 50. White, flesh, orchid and peach-colored SJips in this special group. Fourth Fieer ea 128 @ 81x99-inch Sheets, made of a bleached cotton sheeting. tical. Pillowcases eit: i a 45c¢ 42x36-in. Pillow cases of fine thread bleached cotton, neatly hemstitched, ready for wuee. Pillows, filled inches In sige. An Excellent Home-Furnishing Value— Hemstitched Sheets They are nea stitched—and are both good-looking an Feather Pillows o..., Sade Heavy striped or art ticking sanitary feathera good quality hem- prac- 20x27 Third Fieer A AAO A I A A TE A — A NT EF ER cm Re ena rn cee RR SN — = —_ 7 LA TT EN SD Noe —— a ee ee ee ee : - - *<- _— ~. ~e428-6" - - ° - be . 2 ee.4- & a a = —— - =~ e ow ’ eo ~ . Z = C

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— — TE Pe et a) eS s ae ~ aaa ities ~— = n> # 1"? @ .. . a = a , — . . “ om * - . = - “ ” a . —_ t~ = ‘- ~ : a a ee ee ere eS — — — oo -_ -" , : . e. . | Values, Pair | 7 4 > : ! A Soft screens for Summer sunlight are these shadow-weave casement | 7 ii | Curtains, scalloped and finished with heavy bullion fringe. Also dainty | : 1 lever net Curtains, fringed. Both kinds are in natural pongee color { ) : | only, and are extremely serviceable. : | i . cee ann nnn —_—_——— —— ——— > Casement Ruffled Lace } | : | Hig | | : : | Hi A 4 ous ! t 4 Curtal Curtains | Curtains urtains urtains q > > . } $4.25 to $5 Values, Special, Pair $8 to $10 Values, “eta 65 = ‘ . f he Yi $ 0 $ .90 $ RS : | Ip = ==: === , , [gea> (YZ . ‘ Exceptiona! quality Case- A specially purchased Unusually good ,quality ; ment lace Curtains fin- group of 1900 pairs of Lace Curtains. woven of ished with fringe Fulet striped grenadine Curtains conibed Egyptian cotton | weave net kinds with in white, ivory and ecru, yarns in patterns of artis- i He | } scalloped edges. and made with fullruffiesand tic beauty: @ group from ie — 4 shadow-weave lace Cur- tie-backs to match. Limit which Curtains for many lr fs 4 LEZ tains, im many pleasing 6 pairs to a buyer. / rooms may be chosen | ~~ ry a} ; new patterns. Imported . Curtains Silk $10 Value, Pair $64 12 Just 100 full pleces of Curtains with a 4elicate Artificial Casement - ' —— a ‘- ~> « Nl ill ty Mla Mtn. itn Girls’ Dresses Wa sec! ST BQ || @ Dresses of voile and Pete. : 2a EE eee all now offered at unusual savings. And @ All-linen silver bleached Damask Tablecloths—ty tissue — trim- @ variety of handsome floral patterns. med wit ME ays yy 2 € K: Thire * collars cuffs. anda Fleer @ Checks and solld colors, Ligh Sizes 7 to 14 | terme Basement years ieteeeneemee $1.25 to $1.50 Cretonnes ’ | In This | Sale, Yard.. C Fifty full pieces of excellent weaves as Colorings vary from suitable for draperie —s ge ae — this season's newest Cretonnes. ineluding such linen taffetas, mercerized reps and many others. brilliant to subdued, in small and large patterns, s and other purposes; 36 inches wide. — Lace Curtains $6.50 to $7.50 Values, Pair $9.15 The popular and service- able “Maid O Net” Cur- tains in beautiful patterns, with wide hems and dainty lace edgings. A/so shadow casement and | ra *?> h a "+e. > - Nottingham Curtains. Curtains $2.50 Value, Yard $7.50 Value,Pair | [ace Curtains $ 42 | $2.50 Value, Pair — $1.35 Imported Irish Point Lace lustrous 45-inch artificial sheen, made of artificial Attractive Lace Curtains of va- | Curtaing mounted on best silk Drapery, in wanted silk gauze itn shadow de- rious popular styles, including Quality Swiss netting. A plain colors, -including signs; natural pongee kinds with scalloped edges, wide assortment of the rose, blue, mulberry and = color. Scalloped ang fin- | others with fringe finish, and newest and most pleasing gold; also figured designs; ished with deep fringe. | still others edged with dainty designs for various rooms 36 and 38 inches wide. Durable quality. | ace. Choose From Our Entire “Alexander Smith & Sons” Stock in This Sale of Rugs || Monday’s Offerings In Housewares —An Event Anticipating the Smith Auction Sale in New York, May 4 mu @ In anticipation of the Alexander Smith and Sons’ New York Auction—Mon- Soy May 4th—we are offering our entire stock of Smith Rugs at prices we jeve to be even lower than the advantages of the auction will warrant. - ~ . = }/ Ree Smith’s Yonkers Axminsters % 3 Bath Tubs : Garbage C $60 Value, 4 5 ae | ee” | oe Lace Curtains | Lace Curtains $3.75 to $4 Values, $5.00 to $6 Values, $1.95. | $3.00 | Beautiful shadow weave Case- A Kgroup offering wide selection | ment Curtains with fringed bot- —“Maid O Net” Curtains, and | toms, also “Maid O Net” Cur- others in filet, and Nottingham | tains and Nottingham styles weave laces—some with fringed An unusually wide assortment ’ bottoms. All serviceably woven. | of the new designs. Grenadine 50c Value, Yard For -Curtains for many rooms, select this white ground Grenadine, with colored figures and dots. It wears splendidly and is effective for sash or long curtains. 36 inches wide. — —— a — Marquisette Bouvelle — | $ | F Curtains Draperies — athe Special, Pair $1.25 Value, Yard 4 3135 "75g 2000 pairs of Marquisette A richly beautiful fabria . (‘urtains finished with that is equally suitable for ‘ wide hems and tastefully | over-drapertes and doer trimmed with Cluny lace. hangings. In @ wide : In white, cream and ecru | sortment of pringeg —suitable for many. versible designe i buyer * ; ‘ * k ¥ ; ea Children’s Union Suit: zeroes BOG @ Pincheck white nainsook or ribbed ton suits in sizes 2 to 16 years. Secure rooms. Only 6 pairs to qa | colors. 36 inches wile © ; remarkable assortment ovr room. Woven of } é Casement L; irtistic patterns and artificial silk—in 8 : ae Cretonnes ; Gauze . For draperies, and many ; olorings, from which to § designs. Offered in other uses, these Cre- A very fashionable select with extreme econ- natural pongee color Py $1.50 Value, Yard : tonnes are desirable. A for Curtains in almost omy 36 inches wide. 36-inches wide. Fitth il 44 ¢ supply at this price. Our Popular Housewares Section Offers Best Selection of Practical Needs—Choose From i Wash Suit Bel Smith’s Colonial Velvets gars FA] One-piece Rugs in the 9x12-foot size— woven from strong yarns in a manner to insure long service. The Persian de- signs are worked out in taupe, tan and blue. Heavily fringed. . t Smith’s Kirman Axminsters The very newest effects in floorcoverings are offered here! These are 9xl_ Rugs —woven from high quality lustrous yarns—in Persian and Chinese designs of deep, glowing colors. $63.50 $48 ER Hose Reels Ten em $705 + ‘ All-Year Necessities—and Others Timely for the Spring and Summer Seasons—aAll at Decided Savings 4 a mest ei af ; miday and ont and com oe a Neatly trimmed; a Garden Hose Each. isi $2.25 7 | $7.95 = kerboard design, " All-white enameled in- Value .... alne $? $ $ 7.45 @ Biankets in check Special at. ee ceentiah tii once iio ae - : 1 Value. —* 10 Value. 1.74 Value, 5.74 a x 16 | in-one apie: ~om 64x80 inches; ideal 7 inches rolled e ee — P galvanize@ iron Six-foot Stepladders All-metal Reels with re- Fifty-foot sections 4& -in aes ane : = 9 Summer homes and camps. : eye for hanging fy as of Gepe Gee—vith | with buthet rest; csch g drun ry Hose—warranted for at | ¥© val... . 7 Beautiful and serviceable Rugs : I ——- 6 CC Oe ee ee ee least one entire season; ae i R d r re mS, Vv trong Dail. from gide to side. os . 10 ft. of hose with coupling. ~ cing - woven in Persian and Chinese de- 10 Piz nee fer 75€ t : “ce a signs. Heavy, durable yarns and Basket. . $1 OR , en a ee Crystal White Soap of 9 | $3 Value for deep, rich colorings, | 10 boxes Ivory Soap eefer's No-Moth,’’ bottle......... $1.98 60c Household Brooms.............. 39¢ | p & G. White Napthy seamtribute an effect of Fiakes and a metal 90c Grass Catchers, for lawn mowers. .70c $2 Poultry Wire, 60 in. high, roll....$1.70 | or Lighthouse White | $ 85 | luxury—a group which | Le gi seals ony ae $3.10 Screen Doors, 3x7 ft........... $2.70 $1.75 Poultry Wire, 48 in. high, roll.$1.44 «= Laundry ape no mail ; st 2 : — . ' a UUs e: no phone . : : nhe - offers splendid selee 1 «or mail orders. $s Screen B&G A $2.65 $1.25 Poultry Wire, 36 in. high, roll... .$l or phone orders, | aie $3.50 Sanitary C $2.95 Screen Doors, 2.10x6.10....... $2.50 $2.75 Gallon F. & B. Mixed Paint. . $2.25 $2.95 Gallon Jugs : sy a, and $2.75 Screen Doors, 2.8x6.8......... $2.45 $1.40 Half-Gal. F. & B. Mixed Paint $1.15 Seal-packed Jars ins & € “Marvel Fit” make, Choice of blue, eager A oy ee $2.69 Screen Doors, 2.6x6.6......... $2.35 80c FP. & B. Mixed Paint....... 60c lated with cork; wii of pink jersey covered axe ams nite na mM- . . , cold; rosé or taupe eled; foot press and re- $1 Adjustable Window Screens....... 75c 60c F. & B. Screen Paint............. 49c keep liquids hot 6 rubber, sep-in with grounds, 9x12 ft. movable $? 45 85c Adjustable Window Screens...... 65¢ 35c Pint F. & B. Screen Paint........ 27c a ) front lace and fremt | receptacie..... De — 68e Adjustable Window Screens..... 52c $5.10 ‘Old English"’ Waxing Sets....$319 = —‘Basem eo a ae 7. range of sizes. a Smith’s 5 | : ; Jarlton Axmi 3 a ena Cariton Axminsters Especially at Blanket-Washing Ti . W ; : a , Ss -W ashing Time D | U ‘ti | g o Housewives Appreciate Their | omens Union Sulil i Many Use “Hotpoint” ' es 936 These 9x12 Rugs possess wearing qualities which especially recommend them for much-used rooms. The patterns are Oriental, conventional or of the smal] all- over type—in a range of colors. Smith’s Wilton Velvets Extreme durability is insured by the high- grade worsted yarns from.) which these 9xl2 Rugs are woven. The patterns are modified Persian decorations in smal] and medium sizes. $74 value. special 4 Fifth Fieer will help you. The “Easy” ix gear driven. with Straightline lever action—it is soundly built in every mechan- kal detail. “HKasy” Electric Washers The Original Vacuum Cup Machines, Wash- ing Gently, Quickly and Very Thoroughly. @ In the large copper tank of the “Easy,” blankets—from the heavi- It is simple to the utmost operation. See it demonstrated with attachments. 3 —and bay it on easy payment | Basement -aleey terms if desired. Basement Gallery -— Electri on See € Ribbed cotton Suits In open or sy'e. regular or extra sizes are e Sweepe r ow¥ - ee i Pe. esi wool kinds to the lighter ones, are flushed through and through x with warm soapy water, and spotlessly washed in but a few mo- — ) ments. No rubbing to remove the soft knap. or mat down the fiber [ c : of ti > Pave TI : ,e< } ; , ‘ . é To. Ma * Deferred Payments, if Desired | | le Weave. us 1s the time to wash blankets—let an “Easy” do qt . ly priced Electric Sue ie thie i wie pep cs cas & : These moderate! ac © . = umportant task for vou. And this is but one of the ways that it tion Sweepers have many excetient fea- tures—being light in weight, de a je built. and equipped with G. E. type me By in tor and adjustable nozzle. Complete & ¥

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SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1923. oths 50 a Table« loths—-in ns. Third Fleor — —=—_—=—_S ES d Drapery Fab- mbine to make l savings. And nnes including such nd many others, d large patterns, wide. —_— ee eg Bouvelle Draperies .25 Value, Yard fixe hiv beautiful fabrie js equally suitable for -draperies and door rings. In a wide as- ment of printed re- ible. designs. Many ra. 36 inches wide. Casement (;auze 50 Value, Yard 95¢ ery fashionable fabric (‘urtains in almost any n. Woven of lustrous f‘iclal silk—-in shadow rns. Offered in the inal pongee color only. nehes wide pwitth Floer — ——— ares avings wn Mowers Top" brand, unning: val., 16 -in., $6.45 val, 14 Itn., 86.35 val., 12 tn., $5.95 undry Soap r. . 40c White Soap or G. White Naptha, jghthouse White ry Soap: no mall one orders, 5 Gallon Jugs acked Jars insu- with cork; will —— hot or cold; ess $2.49 Rasoment Gallery :i) SI NDAY. APRII, 26, 1925. «ne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORB CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Girls’ Dresses @ Dresses of seh and tissue «gingham, trim- med with contrasting cellars and cuffs. Chec ks and solid colora, Sizes « to 14 Basement Wash Knickers — For Boys 69c € Knickers of khaki and other materials. Light and dark pat- terns. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Basement See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8—This Section “ - In We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cc sash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ‘ew Restricted Articles E xcepted — —— —— ee eee ee a FAMOUS~-BARR CO >». ~—--. — es se ~ value. * Umbrellas —For Children $1.29 @ Faé@t-biack proof American cot- ton taffeta Umbrellas Largest Distributors of Merchandise in various sizes. $2 at Retail in Missouri and the West Basement Baby Spectals —For Monday Six27-inch Bird’s-Eye Diapers, dozen . .$1.79 | Bonnetsa of man y kinds, special] ..... 59c Princess Slips, sizes 4 ae 34 .. tee eee 50 water- A Basement Economy Store SE ok Will Attend «= Offering 900 Freshly Unpacked Garments—For Women and Misses ‘ (a [ Exceptional pal Over 50 | A i Value at...... New Styles ; a \ Hl /) a, : \ @ One of those special purchases which mean so much inthe valye-giving they enable women and aie : misses to share—offering Dresses that in every way are of a higher quality than the price of $11.75 { Mike would imply. From the colorful fabrics to the new trimming touches that accent correct lines, these | | garments are attractive and appealing. They arc fashioned of Georgette crepe, flat crepe, the pop- : : ular striped silks, printed crepes and Canton crepe—all of qualities that will give practical service. j : . Many models are in black, and just as many in such lovely a \ shades as cocoa, peach, green, rosewood, blonde and all the other tones that Fashion {favors for Spring and Summer apparel. % oeatete As the Result of a Special Purchase! Sale of Women’s Handbags Offering $1.75 to $2.25 Values 10 q@ Through a special purchase we se- cured 38600 Bags, including 500 bead- ed] hags. Bags of leather are in black, brown. tan, rable linings; gray and blue, fitted with mirror and with du- in swagger or under-arm ftyle. Bead- ed bags in various attractive styles. Basement Economy Stere “xtraordinary Sale of Dresses gowns, Choice RS ec Continuing the Highly Remarkable Selection in Our Sale of costunie slips, Many are lace or embroidery trimmed—others tailord— in newest styles and of dainty, dependable, is assortment. petticoats, Basement Economy Store There are pajamas, wash fabrics. A Specially Priced Group of Women’s. $1.19 to $1.49 Underwear ae 88c @ An event so attractive and unusual that many more should select a season’s supply of dainty white and colored undergarments from thi bloomers, chemises and step-ins—in regular and extra sizes. Trimmed ~ Hats Choice at OO @ A group that will surely appeal. Included are Hats of hairbraid, crepe and pleasing combination ma- terials. They are trimmed in many clevér ways with flowers and fancy effects. Large pokes as well as the smaller styles are shown and the colurs represented are those most popular for. Summer as well as the practical black. Basement Economy Store Children’s Union Suits 79c to 88c pereete BC ribbed cot- Pincheck white nainsook or ton suits in sizes 2 to 16 years supply at this price. Secure a Rasement ————— - SS Hotpoint” weepers nts, if Desired sivies, and Neatly et Wash Suits in piain com binations. trimmed; sizes ee °t% to § years. colors Basement $3.95 oeenee e+ @ Biankets in eheckerboard design, two- size 64x80 inches, Summer homes and camps. apecial, Each. . in-one atyle: dot design border designs, inch bullion fringe. DOIP.h: oe _—— => In the Curtain Section, Monday! This Group of $4 Curtain Panels Offered, Special at, Each... @ Five hundred lace Panels in pleasing figured center and with scalloped bottom finished with three- In popular beige tint, 45 inches wide and Special at 2% yards long. $ Q 5 Ruffled Curtains — Sheer quality crossbar | ; | Ruffled Scrim Curtains q Bovs ash Sulis in with tie-backs to match. midds button-on $1.29 value: 89¢ Ruffled Curtains White Ruffled Swiss Cur- tains with neat cross-bar and small Setetl pote... BAAD tie-backs in Curtaining Mercerized quality cur- tain marquisette, suitable for sash and long cur- tains ains. be and 35c values; ‘ward. ;' 18c Jacquard Bienes —natural color, in neat Jacquard designs with lus- trous finish. $1.00 value > ° . ' Curtain Grenadine _—in white and dots of rose, blue and gold on white ground. For sash and long Curtains 50c 35C Drapery Fabric | —Iin striped, floral and conventional designs; of artificial silk and ideal for door and window drapes. | Special, 69 $1.50 and $1.75 08 WOPG . ccccvccscces C values; yard...... C Basement Economy Store $9) 39 — Monday’s Hosiery Offerings Are a" Children’s Socks —of mercerized cotton, in one-half length; plain and fiber tops of contrasting 25 Seconds of 35c to 44c grades C ‘Children’s Socks colors. —iIn seven-eighth length; cotton with turnover cuff tops of fancy colors. Seconds of 44c to 600 Women’s Silk Hose Seconds of $1.50 to C $1.75 Grades...... q@ These are full-fashioned thread Silk Hose with double’lisle tops and reinforced feet. Black, white and colors are shown. ’ Women’s Hose Semi-fashioned thread silk and silk-mix- ed Hose; double lisle garter tops; 65 reinforced feet; $1 to $1.25 values.. C ’ Men’s Hose Full or semi-fashioned thread silk Hose, with lisle tops and reinforced feet. - 46 Seconds of 790 to $1 grades....... Cc C Basement Secncmy Store of mercerized **eahne ove idea! for Rasement ‘Reducing Corsets $$ Value for $79 85 ' @ Marvel Vit’ make, of Dink jersey covered rubber; step-in with ffent lace and front lace with clasp Good ( range of sizes Hasement \ A Most Unasaal Opportanity Presented Monday in Axminster Rugs Seconds of $60 and s 65 $63 Grades—Special Rugs secured They are ap- Woven of excellent yarns The patterns and colorings All in the popuwilar 9$x12-foot rie A limited group of seamless Axminster at @ very favorable price concession. propriate for Many rooms. and with deep silky pile. are particularly pleasing. size. Basement Economy Store ~N 69c to 88c Values... .. € Ribbed cotton Suits in open or closed Syle; regular or extra sizes are included. Basement ————— $e Women’ s Union Suits irieed Electric Suc- nany excellent fea- welght, dependably ith G. E. type mo- nozzle. Complete Hasement Gallery madras xUIIS Union Suits $1 to $1.25 — Values 64c @ Men's Union Suits of pincheck white sook or fancy striped cloth; also samples of ribbed cot- ton and porosmesh nain- Rasement The Basement Clothing Sections Feature a Special Group of Men’s Suits Choice SY DL @ This lot includes one and two trousers Suits. Sults that are well tailored of durable cheviot, cassimere, worsted. unfinished worsted and wool-mixed flannel. Selected from the popular English straightline style, form-fitting or conservative models. The pat- terns are stripes, checks and mixtures in pleasing array and the colors include powder blue, gray, tan and brown. There are sizes for youths, 16 years to men's 42 chest measure. ‘ Basement Economy “tore Avail Yourself of These Offerings of Wash Goods and Bed Sets —of rayon, in rose, he'io and blue. with brocaded atripe; finished with scal- loped edge. In one piece, Rixl05-inch size. Seconds pei $5.98 grade.. ag Rayon Suiting —in woven sports stripes, many color combinations. 8° inches wide. 89c value, special, yard.. 39¢ Tablecloths —of imported linen dam- ask. 65x72-inch size; hem- stiched; seconds of ‘§ $4 wrade; each.. 2. 25 Unde: wear Fabric Lace stripe and checked | Materials, 36 Underwear In white and inches wide. pastel shades 49e | walue, yard. ...eeese- 25c Cottons Bed Sheets Dress Gingham “Cannon” make; bleached, —Iin mill lengths, 22 inches ee and in 81x99-inch wide: in small checks and ize; with deep hem ; plaids. For aprons $1 89 value; etc 250 value, yard, 5c OUD « «are 6Eb2 hb Ou $1.49 Broadcloth rm Yard-wtde cotfon Broad- Cha cuse we cloth of English yarn. In Printed ‘ ‘harmeuse, o® white, rose, blue, green, Inches wide and in many peach, etc. Seconds sports stripes and neat fiz- of 65¢ grade, vard 39c ures 89c value yard... ¥ Sameas a a 49¢ Dress Linen Mattress Protectors of bleached muslin, 42x- 76-inch size: closely stitch- Imported Dress Linen in ed Tape bound. Seconds ll 99 $1.69 Yard-wide and in tub-fast grade . the wanted plain shades | ‘olors, 6%c value: ° wen Bs ae 55¢ Rayon Tissues -in remnant lengths, 2 to yards Light colored checks and atrines. Wash- | Hemstitched, 42x36 Cases; | full bleached and strongly made. 45c value; | able quality. 580 special, each........ 2 ¢ | value, yard.... 39c Pillowcases | 8 | Rasement Economy Store New Spring Styles and Excellent Values in Women’s Low Shoes 88 $3.50 and soe 00 D Valaes. . @ A very interesting group consisting of tan and black Dxfords, patent leather, satin and suede straps and cut outs: have high and low heels. Sizes 2% to 8 in one style or another. | Rasement Economy Stere . Children’s Sandals Ottered QUOC @ Tan barefoot Sandals that are comfort- able and serviceable. Sizes range from in- fants’ 6 to misses’ 2. Basement Satinay Slips Special at $1.29 . @€ Women's costume Slips of white, flesh @r honey colored English cotton satinay — dou- ble go hip line. Sizes 36 to 44. Basement Economy Store $10.50 Mattresses Special | $723 95 ee @ Made of thick layers of cotton-felt on both sides, with sanitary cotton center. Rolled edge. Standard sizes. Basement Silks.and Prints $1.39 to $1.50 Values, Yard, $4.19 j @ Included are such isSGoprinted weaves as ailk- mixed crepe, ray- on crepe, foulard, tub allk, colored pongee, etc. * . Men’s $2 Pajamas Special $ 1 38 fae So se @ Foll cut garments of plain and striped material. with fiber frog fastening. Sizes See ___ Basement > ‘ Men’s $1.95 Shirts Offered at $1 3 for $4.00 @ English broadcioth Shirts in collar-at- tached and neckband * — styles, with soft-turn back or barrel cuffs Sizes 14 to 17. me , eet

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2 re ge 5 aii - re To eee baie a bes ts pout larly , a ‘ - ge? + es eter : ellie et i ane” 4 - » ‘ . - Ve) ) Sasieabe Court Holds State Commerce SUNDAY SUNDAYT. ‘ations Committee Triew ) toward : leaders of two countries. ; the Fremch debt. Senator Reed! Had the rules of the Senate re- and others joined in the discussion.| quired Senators to ‘confine their —_—_a With or Without Borders! VL, _ wort! DISPLAY space on first flocr, and s BASEMENE hes Never before have we offered soch bargains. Buy as moch or (20,000 sq. ft.), to let to oy tenants in of f ~# ‘ s litt you wu nd. ber, side wall id with one : CEILING from. Valores up to 20¢. Special at ve the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE C1I1fY Circutation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED S APRIT. 24. i928. APRIL 26. 1925. It Seems to me that this served’ remarks to the measure pending (South of Waterman) — Cut-Out Borders ceo eeeees c CUT RATE TIRE AND SUPPLY CO. A ly : W h -A PAPER Binders c 10B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH L- oy beige etme ee » MEETS TE EDIE f AST CIDE COAL AV om Office C 5 a 8 ie a useful purpose. Here was an in-! in that body, Senator Borah could formal democratic exchange of! not have replied—at least not offi- views On an fimportant interna- ) cially, from the floor of the United Bring In your side wall and ict us match ARE NOW LOCATED AT 4 DOING BUSINESS AS THE | Deimar at Euclid To match any paper. Bay Yd. TO RES tional problem between influential | States Senate, | We aR. a one wien OFFICE space on second floor, oH} FREIGHT RATES. oT WN. SIXTH AND T esd ND a or. oursan re) rolls to ect i al Monde ‘aa —_ 5 Re " Book Containing Names 1103 PINE STREET ‘ and Addresses Found in § GENERAL ACCESSORIES AND TIRE CO. -) - i a twee 2 EE Bp ee eee 4 geen 7 while this special lot lasts. g 2 2€ Values up to i5e at...... Raid on Alleged Beer Carrying a Complete Line of Accessories and Tires. Commission Was Wrong cm te Opposite New Union Market. 24 Floor. [ yarnish WATCH POR OPENING SALE ANNOUNCEMENT, FRIDAY, MAY 1 STORES ‘NO BRANCH in Granting Reductions. The POST-DISPATCH is the onty St. Louis evening mewspaper giving Associated Press news service Plant of M. J. Whelan. i | The names and adgresses of 4¢ | beer efstomers, all operators of _ isupposedly soft-drink establish- 1ents and most of them apparent- “a doing a lively business in home | brew, were disclosed by an account ; CROW’S DECISION CRITICISED “ ey er ake OS ow * , — ~~. o * —- ville Jurist Had no ie - ~ > > i ae ol ee ~ . ; 4 . 4 \ ALI E \ Ol R E\ ESIGHT book found by Federal prohibition 50c ~ R ° Modi ; aN Right to Revise or - i ie ugents Friday when they raided , ‘ : . . is | the saloon and premises of Michae! the Rates in Review- oe J. Whelan, 2600 St. Louis avenue. FRINGED 98e Terry Cloth antennae : = fy ; In addr Ho n to the accounts, the Up te 3F in. wide opaque ee . ; ms Order It Is Held. a | agents also found and seized a min- cloth: guaran@ed rollers Large and small @iee@bede en © « ing ’ " ; ; } ’ signs c ran t é Yh . | lature , eeleaters: with 128 cases Dees — See . — - 2 , - | eit = | nome brew, eighty 20gallon crocks SHADES wide Loo gietenie Git Sell we of fermenting beer mash, a ‘gual S6xS4-inch; guar- curtains The [lin oe j LE ; Me ee ee : ee yy n rol corn- or e ‘) ; juantity of whisky and a consider- SS oa 99 por- y reversed the decision of : Remember aiwavs that Mucn STreat iit able array of beer-making equip- fittings. . . tier -~™ i Judce Crow : 1.0, . " mela * _ Hee = — ; lan "Aa hie ha: “A ant o Gene e order of the | of sight can be lost through only a little negiect. men ewe! and his bartender. SHADES $ 00 BROCADE DRAPERY | lphich he sustasn hey pesmi 5% | ~ as at ine Commerc oT pitted: No 2 cans GW Bay red (iv e vour eves their deservilg care. pay " a Geod opaque cioth Beautiful luster fi 38 ; ; Minois ' : and gave bond of $1000 each. om guaranteed roil- eauticg: 4 nish. tL * ting reduced freight rates on | ere = of col- inches wide. two-tone. green, 5. Tan ..': ‘ ‘ HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED | It was the second raid on the ~ ~ pice, roses tan and mul (2 MM RMEMEM@g! trom mines of the inner zone £ , \ p 4 a’ ; Am - a . - ' ry) Loe aie th fe secon a arrest of ne oe specia! 49c berry _e*ewseeeoeoe ee eevee eens - ; ' Eas’ nd LO (is. increasing the TODAY Whelan within a littie more than a SS fecrimination against St Louls. week. ©n April 14 the same group [ The Supreme Court holds that UNDERSHIRTS Men's athletic Undershirts: regular 35¢ gr ade; 1 2 1¢ - of agents visited the place and : ~ " “the eommission went beyvond the — .* 2 > : & Sitlad quantity of beer and piesa ens in ordering the reduc- “tions and that the Circuit Court CREPE DE CHINE Boys’ Union Suits 49-inch pure all-silk Crepe de Chine, in the new S$ Bors’ nainsook Un. 3 shades; $1.39 quality. Special, the yard...........-- ion Suits: special Single vision Glasses for either distance or read- . —— v ba Prawnac romplete seized ‘ ing in & wide variet .Y OL ffammes Con} owe whisky ee % P Fa eas en ane a a ee ee ee anr’ ro) -¢.. Bei. oO" 2 COS Peewee a2 &* ae — gar & ~ 7: Salm - _—o . nn ‘ - ‘ y —— > > es ~ La - Ot. @ a - PO BT ed mo ‘ —_—- ie 3 = ~ 2 ° y os ana - --—-- a _—— . a ~ * : The agents are now investigat- or Mo , ine the order of the com- s, Lenses and Examination at ibe : , cia! for Monday....... Mowing (26 Ooo , | Frames, f “O c Ay ys % | ing the operations of the custom- é pec Pena 8 + e08.« « PONGEE BROADCLOTH : tee had no right to revise or née UCOsi—~ | ers named in the account book. 36-inch Cotton Pongee, in tan | Genuine English Broadcloth. n ya : Ghoenai hl o es _— and colors: 350 value. | al i the want ed colors 36 inches ) modify the rates fixed by the com ' a EP eg aprae eya wide. ‘ery : fon HERRIOT DISCUSSES 6Sc UNION SUITS egeetal ah. os05 ss disc UNION surTs a nid rate from mines of the Depentadie ICCA .. ct FRENCH WAR DEST Sette, te anert ae CANTON SILK INDIAN HEAD Union sults: epee ee ne a rcepetnn aaa ot eo * . =u , in §& >s C &-tne silk and “Orto Canton “ - : . - 5 > a ton. irres pec tive oF c\s- Fre! usrve Jewelers AND RELIGION s] seve. ank! a lengt » te : - all Bee Fy n | For fan ¥ be ian dresses and ci al for Monday. *. . ‘91 cent a aS eteeieeneiniies re LOCUST et NINTH me .. oak an general use, special, c 7 § tance. (Certain coal mpanies p = ~- value Very eci O8. For y . . . n npr ci }} "on o* _-” = ° = ——_ o_- ™ - 2 pressiy prepared for the Diamond Jubilee event. , ee a width, Mentay Caly Maturday night, when the steamer, Jy . ‘ rrance yet, Dut a growing fas¥ism m. Pau leave Washington ave- ¢ > : which would lead us into the w 7 el Curtains hic durable felt base, heavy enamel surface, at & 30 oclock on the first Ky acventures an comes 6 feet wide, in a big variety of pretty ght dancing excursion of the \ x * * EDOUVARD HERRIOT | — _ isin block, tiie, mosaic and wood patterns: special- . ¢:> 7 and filet weave Some ‘slightly iy priced for Monday only, square yard........ the S* Pag! a erive lwere "ie _ prrigh 25 y¥ United Featur mperfect. An ex- Extra well made ‘ etely reconditioned, a . : Syndicate. Inc eptional value. — - - of good sturdy ' | a ' - all Rannmer—Felt-base Hal) Runner lain and figured = “ —° =. a - _ +} yo CP . = Cle > —teat Monday, . , 6 he materials: in aij he & ann incement 5 } @ During the coming week we will continue the 75% .__ ~opytright treat Britain Special 5 y C center with border on each side; usually sold 18 ; iene: eneret sane 9 = Exclusive World Rights Held dy woo Se ee at 49a Special Monday; vard......... —— = — | , aga Boner e agen ‘OF . tus - n United Feature Syndicate, Inc. ' mae BOYS’ BLOUSES eeekfus company here » feature on all Diamonds and Platinum and Diamond Se Cross Bar aah ah acide? seit Of fine quaty percate ft Particular attention has been) $M . chambray sizes : lead veal —————_ with the waxed ; is 100% waterproof q give . " . - nN ry ‘sea nr a la’ ?) . Jewelry, deducting 25% from the recular marked SHOULD SENATE RUFFLED CURTAINS ( els oe ee eee ee ie 28 panes. cath en to the needs of the dancing | CB ~ : ‘ all around Monday..cccecn+s. a rhe dane oo oa ‘ prices at the time of the sale. RULES BE Comes fn the one ie. -emeimeeneeaianiiaan cane Bors PANTS resurfaced, eloakrooms have ‘aR’ . . dr two-bar effect. sQU ARES—Make o nf nh eniarged and rearranged to ” AMENDED? . @ chan. can and cashmere mate ¢? Good quality mar- rary Rugs 9 —_— > — rials. Stzes to tate the checking of wraps. _ ine lock. * an r . . . me: _Continned From Page 4B. ‘ perme Batre spe- ey ee 10 years: pair. efreshmen:r boothe have beer . , ‘lal Monday, . ranged. four additional beoths Measiire freq u entiy res ? ‘s in MEN’S OVERALLS being > , , il R a rn — es 4 nesta, eit tineiitmeds aaa. Heavy blue denim soudle- 4 = iti ' p se —, re “a “te: ems yo scams. All : a eer nfined to the dance 4 ld “om ures Of: the ca.endar nthe iast to Epectal Mangan enid th ir ; ; ¢ At the end of the week all ae ial Jub e prices and | seanion. the MeFudden benkine } ania. 97c can = e entire boa rm Pi | - ee . ba ‘4 -? ae : Bas ing , reiecorated during its : j ‘ c ) = ‘ha Cape Cod Cana?! bill n ther Fs ae the 25° reduction on diamon ill end } - ieee 1 eta sae | n winter quarters at Da- 4 [OSS Es 8 Pwo SPECIALS FEATURED] | Screen — a $ t = * ?*\re@ 74 rr eae * ; “— . sng . - ’ Naugural moonlight ezcur- of ae > »* > - zs | = = » | ; : :- . : . - ’ — ne followed by. the firet | . ould te farther imitation IN OUR WALL PAPER SAL ie nest casey ‘Tue a n t Senate t ¢ ame _ ‘ | Ta : _ . . “will leave Eads Bridge at 9:30 a ) me, I r ny means Scrndae ¢ Alt : os for Alton, returnin Ma H } ds f di . h t: . 1 eva *hae ea nrese ‘ Serr) Le is Complete Room-Lot Sale Ps Th o beeen ar two tr ri t . ° 2 — Le - ° undreds 0 iscernin trons have taken ad- | hed eerteent Gel@imeetete? wenutt | @Hundreds of discerning patron e taken ac j] Bad sertousiy detrimental results $1.00 and $1.98 schedule, Semone a . — ro ; | nad ido believe that the open r- j ’ har Vantage of the many ert at va ilue rivinge fe atures pro=- m should be preserved » for average room—10 wall, 18 yds. : Paint “ ’ ) “ ™s | ; r : = 5, | i he 3, “stra wit Jurnien my- ’ . I fi r changing rule 22 : and 6 ceiling in these lots. Monday *crongly made; com- lied vide d for this event. Se a u on — “a piete with chains 2 tome gi a ght excursions and Sen estr the |} lege of unlimite Band $2.98 quart can fer rips a "ae, ting tt f ra Sxed pe- 100 an rolls of new Spring Papers i'n the ROoKS inside or out- - inst r S 3.x aha > s—ar latest esigns and coors. ™ S350 Lawn Mowers. “O° thar ae | a nat. Gente : YS fe nacsonne aay axe 46C window CN CONDEMN PREJUDICE his period debate may be limite rw $6.98 sz car ings, $1 3 c . | » fee eel Gencter . LON. High - ey ' > ew! Religious Belief Shoull _ rn on | — ' : . : - af . | an iment to ah GRASS CATCH- [crade house «tripe: Not Enter Into Politics: ) @ The preparations cover }¢ weled pieces in a wide and . Mey instead >. te ERS— selection and hundreds ry? iTeMS Tor riTts = . a at : esen- re. sl7° = 4c 1, 75 uy LY + t n 4 » soy ws @tts tired M ar Ph Orders > Gallon. a cates ’ "% ising ‘ne name d "Soni | ise mm Syl r Syl 2 Pp} T Ol : No il one | *® preambie eat and personai use in Siiver, Siiver iate, Gold Jewe | | would not, however, require a d With Borders toss Gas Se ft. wide, ‘ — ee : a daall: i a taele . flee Sol Only ] I: = tried as impiying - yi + ES eke > Q Hane = ‘ i@Vancys .,@nat ~] re- 37 With non- Psi om 91. ieus . i : elry, atche: ? ss L was and Otadcone ry. 6iricted to one hour in debate can- a inches .. Moncayr De ejudice, the Jota ¢ not. after a “ause very great de ‘Tatic Women's Club has aj 5 : ..°a. Ce- ptad r si eS ay by ind@ulzing in oratory trrelev - a & resolution condemning 7% . . aad ; . ak : . cv ry aid : 9 Messure under cousiéer- ster val GS Marquisette BASFMENT TABLE OILCLOTH fon of wamen who uss! A) a abe F X = ura ~ In part? ernps 5a . oe 4 ole organizations fo- ‘- 7 - ' nches square. im- "8° purpose of aftemptin to 4 | How w goods | “for drapery nodiiinds b Pines , gpm. 2 | — Proposals Would Harm. Regular room sizes 12;c Ladies’ ¢1 sil oom - brie spr : ranchise any one from public ») ) : In °® (ast secs! "n the outgoing in ‘luding Sxi2 ft... sai. aan Hose ‘ blots: > sy . Lions iii -« Aceount of his religious ¢? : if Senate was considering the Mus- tan, green, rose (Basement @pecial Bloomers i a . ~~ . 5 T? ~~ “ae . we : . : 7 a - ‘ | ig om os as untinished bust- and green. Special = Womens and he res, stion further points out - : " - = ~ ** a . - 4 7 ; vn Jewelers : ee § wen’ oe price tomorrow Underwear misses’ ¢ las tic women, whese chief duty oy precress leading tat of . Rid be - , ; | > * ° " ‘ tem : Men's nainsook vam « id knee ~ > purge. if poasihbie, all 9 ; a TOs rin : + be ~ —— - e ~c. lant S Ten : at) » bh ° e . locust et NINTH Bor eeenten Saline oa Se, 758 soo ~ pee rt ean: 2 > ~ oe _ * Od * ce c _ . " » at : set forth the attitude $25 ates (Basement) Should solemniyv pretest *" ) rrench Government toward gy pene such 1 : os = metheds as were use! ‘ | e Fren > tehdt to the T nited (Basement, WOMEN’S ALL MUSLIN FSur recent o, mpalen 9 » S+a + ee ‘ Unbleached, > --* = ] Ay 7}? . : LEATHER ra.ue, spe- Pare : ~ > _ : - a ? . 5 + 7 E net-Te Ali Charge Account Purchases made Monday and the On the following @ay, Senator SHIRTS SLIPPERS AND 21°). ee Mount Shennane PERNT Rorah Salirms: a . , ‘ sement.) aes eam mt “arte Mt«- ~ . : P ih nmairman of the Foreign Men's wor her Vid: balance of April will appear on May statements. iietions Glin aac dhe Shirts; values up Up te $3 Value Tx Association will hold its A Aner dustee th iiiies to $1.00, siightiy , Ladies ribbed aeeting at the school, 4529; dam ; luring the progress of the imperfect ' ; Ka . 4 Muscle Shoals deha’ in ane Gen o ag Vests avenue. at 3:38 pj mt. - tt | | . . : ‘ a*°e My » % wh : - Specia: speci al _ tay The ~ idren of the ¢ > ‘ ; ' r rer aDTe and ; Basement) asement r a. . , ~ : ee "7 Stat ec the Am ° - . ade wits present a play | “ & musical program and Mrs. ‘*selho ree wil) speak. | : = the Foreign re

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INDAY SUNDAY. i ba APRIL 26. i928. APRIL 26, 192. SIDE COAL FREIGHT RATES h second floor, ex , and a BAS tenants in one of the ehousing Co, lid 01 = St. ss in Granting Reductions. Louis evening news service. el i abeabeababeabsh-s al m Sy Sy LE LE " | mi! Purses | S Sample é and CROW’S Bags lurees. fit- ted with mir- *.» rore. etc. Yval- ves up to $1.50 » tor > ing a. It Is Held. tf yes- % The Tilinols Supreme Cou: y reversed the decision * Judce Crow of Belleville, in | - ROCADE DRAPERY uster finish, 36 67 esis Commerce ting reduced freight rates on ; two-tone. green, tan end mul: from mines of the inner zone eee eee eee oe wee East St Louis, increasing the ~— mination against St. Louis. aw e Supreme Court holds that ys’ Union Suits commission went beyond the n ordering the reduc- nainsook Un. milegations i , UITS; Bpecia) 39¢ | ‘Hons and that the Circuit Court londay....... jo reviewing the order ae the com _— . ipiwion, had no right to revise o wolify the rates fixed by the com- _~—— 7 ; ’ ; ‘piston. NION SUITS $ » The old rate from mines of the ens Summer . = oun to Fast St. louis was 1 Suits; spe- 19¢ a) es inner group : or Monday.... = #1 cents a ton. eee ve of dis- panies pne- — 7A tance. Certain coal c pa J j tioned for lower rates from mines -IBER HO + hchin 20 miles of East St. Louis J " . - . SE 7 The commission established two n’s Fiber Silk Hose, in = yates, one of 70 cents on shipments e new Sprin S; seconds o om mines within 29 miles and | a - Bnother of 89 cents on shipment: im Hom mines between 20 and of —— miles away iiLD’SsS SOCKS » The St. Louis rate of $1.16 a to fancy striped topes; unchanged. so that the effect rized lisle; the decreases on East St. Louis rat PT Bipments was to increase the idge differential from 25 ton to a maximum of 46 « ent GIRLS’ th +, The railroads affected hv he mercer asked Jugde Crow to suspend PRESSES He refused and the case was urt Now * lot of girls’ Dresses, le of gingham and Peg- cloth, | plain colors, h contrasting colors, 6 14 sizes. Basement to the Supreme Co hack to the . . sion Commerce = Ris expected that if the Mlt- POmMmMicsion acain ordere re- ons conforn abla the con- tlons imposed by the reversa at the Interstate Co eree Com istiOn wil] witimately knock out rates on the ground that. al si ugh the rates are. intrastate BONNETS Pare prejudicial to existing ate rages ample lot of Bonnets fats of organdie and EXCURSION SEASON DU | TO OPEN NEXT SATURDAY amer “t. Paul Scheduled to Start in the bvening on Pirst Trip. $10 Two-Parls b ’The Mississippi River excursion on Will be opened here next hirday night, when the steamer Paul will leave \\ ashingt on ave At a 30 qf lew ix the first niight dancing excursion of the , o qT) eS kK, Con aul wil rrive here thie ipietely recond med mmg to announcement by C ] nh, genera) agent for the kfus company here Ticular attention has been Nto the needs of the dancing onist. The dance floor has i resurfaced, cloakrooms have enlarged and rearranged to Mate the checking of wraps. refreshment booths have bee: ged. four additional booths OVERALLS §£ e denim double- & added Reconditioning has “a All sixes been confined to the dance 97c or, Mangan said. thre entire oat RE been redecorated during its fin winter la port, Ia. inaugura! quarters at moonlight excur Will be followed by the first trip next Sundav The St will leave Fads Bridge at 9:30 m, Bunday for Alton, returning ‘?P.m. The regu! lar two trips aly Sched yls wever will not in until Ma 1S Cha th's or: hestra will Jurnish mu ail night excursions and Sun = trips. CONDEMN PREJUDICE : a os 16c Window Awn- ings, $1.49 GAT- Blue and white or 1igh- brown and white " Religious Belief Shoull on stripe: com plete AO Enter Into Politics age with all $1.49 binting Ort th 1? >) e founders 1, 75 fittings the America: (“onetitwut re las ned , ' LiLtadaIon / as Porch Curta | ‘rom using the name of’ 6 ft. wide, $9.98 im the pream! lest 77 B& ft. drop, be Construed AS ry piving : . S —tie wide, $3.98 MOUS prejudice. Jefferson Mocratic Women's Club has a erent ee ™ @ resolution condemning le R Iron Beds - action of women who us. uch | 2 in. contin ~—% Peligious organiz: is for Vernis Martin fin ba 8 Fanizations fo hey | full sige. Monday * purpose of attempting to with Chise a4ny one from publi a] ¢ : ‘% > ; ’ 3,95 — account o his eligiou~s reso); ition further points out “women. whose chief G be tn pur if poss) hile ds th; a tend to pollute po Shoula “=r le ny? }) rate *8uch me ods as were aes neat eiripe Pur re ent con Parent. Teacher’ Mecting Moun: rt, nf l’a "OTS Agencinti... A hold =P ™Me@Qing at the «-} nol, 4528 A AVOeNie ae 2:36 QP m. © Friday The children of the " €rade Will present a esical Program and selhoret wii! speak. ‘ Court Holds State Commerce “Commission Was Wrong _ DECISION CRITICISED Melleville Jurist Had no #- Right to Revise or Modi- en Rates in Review- of ich he sustained the order of the | Commission | PULING REVERSED ‘ es y’ i ® —e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY ite Aen oii te el - ——_ Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B a > ," - * SOP ot ' FF. ~ oy a SORE JCXUgS: IAMONID CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF MONTH, ENTERE See Other Important Announcements on = INU WI es 12, 13 and 14, This Section. he used, 3 ‘onsole $5 Down Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. As Telephone Stand Jubilee Sale of Baskets for Portable Shopping Baskets in Six Sizes lOc, i T hy] VA nm Straw shorn ne Raskete ° of ro . i) ue and T ter rT) CHAO ’ ; ; ne ‘ g prettily with the natural stray sin all Baskets for little girls to capa: “101 Notions Shop—First Floor. I nd sewing 7 Bavekets in NY 0) light a! ‘*s fan ’ nie ae Mnsieete Gen an E In natural shade Chinese colorings lunch baskets. sewir for shopping “ay ain eg 20, cas IC, #0 ore | ast- from others. «. cart ©£izes Hand-Painted Scrap Baskets, $2.00 Regularly $7.50 Beautifully hand-dec orated 0! ack and gold scrap Baske Also eeful for Pants Chinese Under-Arm Envelope Baskets, 25c to 60c and lovely or traveling, ix. and smait Sewing Baskets, 65c ‘| mending finish | Diamond Jubilee Special Featuring FrooWestin ghouse ELECTRIC OE MACHINE "a Allowance —for vour old Machine. regardless of the kind or condition, on the purchase of a new Free-Westinghouse. iilustrations show the manv UBULEIE D ON MAY STATEMENTS, PAYABLE JUNE FIRST BOSSES =: LOK SS PSB PRS COS Fi > PS gt & Sows. 2 *. ® Occasional Table This offer is good, The may wavs thev $ Ay Monthly Portable ———— Basket Trimmings Chir T ece asseis in all ihe Orienta! ( iOTInNES, eas Se Ove yr n hrome . ? a t hy j feTrie Fotlage, fruit and berries so not ul non ‘a’ syle t = The t ;. on fr} _* meache Puiar for basket trimmings; stel shades. unch Ihe to 750 pas ae a No ' Milan Baskets, $1.25 and $1.50 35¢ to 85c : Imported Italian Milan Baskets | Baskets woven i the Phil- in Aan assortment of style s. with ippir \e Ss. Teles +, &> - 4 & = a ¢ ot «n ~ = ~~» > Sct —_ : - 4> £ ~s J “9 a ~ ¢ 3- A - 2 ~ _ fe >. = . > a * A Sos =, "3S >, +,,* A» + ~ +¢ ~~ 4 — o5*.. > . 4 CEE eS ee ee oe Ss cee eK oO er er ee He wee eo ee ee © © © oe oe ones oo owe = «© or-*rfe fe e+e & ee © © © iii TLC RT eee me = wore ee ee Ke oe —_-_ => -_-<-. &-: =

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i A A pace. = — + allt ee ee ee LS ge yo ae Et pares a . Cys aw se ~ ewe - er Oe ew ee | * . i - 4 ee. rsatin stripe or 5 , ' , : - \i ai 7) oy l } ; . ;* NN Colored Wash F abrics For the Last eek of the Jubilee Offer Notew orthy V alues OME sewers with Summer saving on lovely Wash Fabr Embroidered Voiles oe> Yd. Regularly $2.25 and $2.50 Imported Embroidered Voiles tn over Gesgirna suitah’e@ for afternoe party frocks A large see's , and combination effec c's pinches w wide Fancy Burmah Crepe a4¢ dd. Regularly oan .00 An excellent qua)it. f repe in nove ty hecked effete plain color grounds. 36 inches w Beginning Monday Morning at 9 O’ Chachteniies Sale of * OurEntire Stock of Footwear W omen’s Shoes—Children’s and Infants’ Shoes ()% Discount Women's High-Grade SORQSIS Strap Slippers ~ ae a" ao ~*e - a*- . ’ * _ * - > ~S > , , . . " . ‘~~ *_* led 7 ,* eo" ",* ~.. - ' CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF MONTH, ENTERED ON MAY STATEMENTS, PAYABLE JUNE FIRST See Other —— Announcements on ial 11, 13 and 14, This Section. Silk and Leather Bags A Jubilee Fealure Sale— — _= —— —_—— —- = —- —_ —_ : = =z Regularly $10 Each , ~i “ -~ ich Shapes and most preferred NEY Bags in Some hare hare mera lined and fit mint BASES 6 ES hay (PHa ee | WOLLLG 2 > , . . : 7 a i - ’ ring. Pen Points 1n various stvles. Made by a renowned manufacturer. ——— Four Important Values In White Wash Goods Aft Diamond Jubilee Prices S. ¥. b. Cloth $4. x 5 Piece we - 50 ~ ore g ; + 1 - | - - —_ al a - - "gf wear o> S29 ~ ‘2 7 -varc Pieces Linen Suitings S . 795 Yard Regularly $1.75 ~ "re . * > . * a7 _Le* - «© bh o (a 4 4 nehes V St. Gall Swisses Al 69¢ Yard Regularly $1 and $1.25 - * ; ~ —. oe | English Batiste S5C dard Regularly $1.25 a strous mer 28 Fin And | i f~ SUNDAY, APRIL 26. 1928. A Very Beautiful Collection of Imported Genuine Garnet Jewelry At a Drscount of 297% HESE Jewel Items were person- selected by our own repre- 2's: ae A ad * Bes 8 tin cold designs ,. . -h cherrv and Bur- . Y . MESES KS . +s Garnet —_ — SS Festoon Necklaces 59 Nec klace, $20. — Garnet tlie $: ) Brooc h. $15 wipe eas om : . Garnet Bracelets Pendant With Chain CESS ‘Flexible Te. aS «* es o¥ SES _ _ ht y | . os tet eed a =~ Regularly $1.50 to $1 ‘ge bold patterna ‘iso printed ii ESS The Last Week of the $50,000 Diamond Jubilee ale of Silks Includes New D Shipme nis—Just Here bE AU ve a? , Bungalow Ruffled i SSRN a _—_—_—— - ao Word Rolls Are Better gpg nesh ae , ruffled ecru color * _»* ’ Excellent quailty plam mara Hematitched. finished in a. vartie@ ace edges Dotted Marquisette Curta: > arrived, hate been added ts saul price groups and Monday’s woman with plans for making new Silk nd Saturday night. Colored Suis, $2.49 Yard , ie Chine, Silk Faille, eke K ros ; in lingeme shades. Colored Silks, —s $1 — from SS r . . | SHE 1: r nese speck t.xcellernt quality of marquisetts stoc Instrumental! Aid s ain Rs 4 a % .* Rolls ais Bengaline ’ ‘repe (Silk and Wool), °s »* Printed Georgette ¢ Tepe, mre ave { Te : RES ‘That’ s Why I'm Sad Each Day’ He ag? The: 17 Yard , plain color Crepe de ie M ge aes A = } Colored ‘Saks, Si. 75 Yard tise. Colo ren Radiu m Silk, nmore—and then the remainder back to the regular prices. SHS SHEN ‘ ad e Chine, $1 .98 Yard ine in hy: andsome SIS ‘I Found a Way to ‘Striped beens d . Ua itv washahle Crene de } : ‘ tterns—-each differentig Se . 2a x a enw ee : ° ‘ — ah Two Weeks of Eve the Lar The mr Ss fabrie. Group I Tie Ph and Eoygiish ck prin nehes wide La ‘ ; $1.45 Pair—Special © 1 new style for summertime in ms’ and dining rooms. Heavy Lace-Edged Curtains $1.29 Pair—Special $1.19 Pair < . s. full ¢ iftling With tie-backs, P. S.—We will - Cedar and Period complete wnported Sale of HE truly wonderful response Jubilee is indicative of the 100-Pc. Di iniy one example of the se i. provikles com | band and goed harmed les,

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© i ea ies Hee se bie PR ee ee Ss 37,000 1 2 € other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13B Juan Wom) CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF MONTH, ENTERED ON MAY STATEMENTS, PAYABLE JUNE FIRST See Other Important Announcements on —: 11, 12 and 14, This Section. Two Weeks of Event Following Event—Reach an Impressive Total in| ‘=== : Among the Many Saving the Largest and Most Complete Presentation of Opportunities in Luggage ° Wardrobe Trunks Drapery Fabrics and Curtains fee Sf Regularly $48.50 . ! Bo GHT espe- $3720 Bye xs 4 whieh is waterproof, stainless and mothproof. Locking device on all drawers. Separate shoe and hat compartment, laundry bag, dust curtain and 5-ply hangers. Kor men and women. Will carry from fifteen to twenty-five gar- ments. A very outstanding Jubi- lee value. The complete program, combining all previous events with many new items, begins Monday at the climax of preparation. Drapery by the Yard ——— oo —_—> « Se i | ie 7 . -~ - 5 Terry Cloth Rayon Drapery Fabric Venetian , : . For Monday Only—Special Low Price on Regularly $1.25 and $1.35 Yd. Regularly $1.25 Yard Mirrors 65 75 Week-End j i oe 5 5 2 . Suitcases ferry ang Pivmouth Cloth tn a wén- In the wanted drapery colors, with derfu] assoriment of colors and de- high luster. 36 inches wide. Regularly $11, sizns Kxcellent quality, 36 inch AVE ASTER P IEC ES of $12 and $17 Curtain Materials Quaker Filet Nets 3 Ite ation crofeman $8 75 ship, ornate in design an ¥ Regularly 50c and 60c Yard oe oth saaeiad polished to perfection. HH : Made of black : 28 oP Beveled plate and hand- ti , - eu osteo peON aie tes a 65¢ and 8 9c engra ved border add 9 ~chicdainala ; ber Hat Boxes ‘tted and figured grenadines. some the brilliant beauty of this and reinforced corners of genuine leather, two Regularly $7.50 ‘l with colored dots aliso French case . thet a os “_ <fipeat hecho handsome mirror. strong straps around case, lined with crepe. 26, Made of se ane Orsehe news } t maraquisette in white ivory and etter quality filet nN ew UCSal +: . ° 28 d 30 inch sizes with e a deep tray for car- in tan, blac are rown, feather j 36 inches wide shade. Also colonial colored filets, 4° Size 16x28 LIne hes sorte hats aon re a ventas aan Sere ase adler wa + me AA / ' inches wile. Art Shop—Fourth Floor. carry two to four hats $4.75 ~ Ravon Casement Gauze | a Pe Luggage Shop—Downstairs Regularly 85c Yard Lt pholstery Tapestry 50c Regularly $3.50 to $6.50 eeeeocarame = = eet ~ — on ee 2.45 Extraordinary ! ~ si Final Week we sae , aaa Yaiiloesh ee ce inches wie, ee | ee epoint. ee Se Choice of Our Entire Stock of Domestic $ ‘) Toe wide. Unusually priced. R ® | | o ] The most attractive values we have ever offered in printed Not Already Marked With Diamond Jubilee Tags, and Excepling Only Whillall Rugs : xX fabric. Three large, distinct groups at this price. , ' ’ Group 1 | Group 2 Group 3 % ; | 5 sce: Regularly $1.50 to $1.65 Regularly $1.15 to $1.35 —- Pare the Yard _ At Discount (Me ench and ne ErOCK Times i nnes, l’rinte mohair of exceptional quai- rge. bold patterns \ printed linens $6 inches wide ‘In both ight and itv. Suitable for slip covers. 50 inches Cy —e wide. y Lace Slvedins and Panels HINK of it!—the entire tremendous regular pe ; Bungalow Ruffled Curtains Rayon Casement Curtains Flounced Curtains Vandervoort Stock of Rugs for one week, 5 oo Te Livins ged one Regularly $2.85 Pair : will be offered at a flat discopint of 15%. ooms and dining rooms Hieavy Syuare v D2. ac $1.98 Pair Ss mesh; self ruffled: ecru colo ecg ELS ct. tauchon wtih This discount to be deducted from the regular i ; $130 Pair Special. ra tg : | - eat 7 - ; § welane or att ae e and self-ruffling | prices at time of purch ase. ; air— — | oe fs Mudded to Excellent quality plain marauiseste ellie Curtain Casement Curtains Choice of all Rugs except Whittall, all Car- f nday's dis- ace edges $1.75 Pair eo $5.75 pets, all Linoleum, both inlaid and cork base, for i iw new Silk ; ac , of : eeeee Marquisette Curtains Grenadine with colored dots. Also | Various weaves of casement and one week only at this saving. f $1.19 Pair poms crossdDarre ; rn" | Seite WIT! obor- shadow laces, straight or scalloped bot e - ‘ ss tee agement “a a oy, * sh tae wit a ou ony in blue and pint \ have es me a ey, Arg an —— 45 Remember: [his discount does not apply on 14 P. S.—We will continue for this week’s selling our sale of elite: faced velour Portieres, merch andise already bearing the Anniv ersary | B (Rayon), Cedar and Period Chests, fringed and scalloped Awnings, tmported Scarfs and’ Runners, and Wool), complete imported Damask Drapery Sets. Special Prices. It applies only on our regular id Drapery Shop Fourth 1 Mer <a stock deductable from present regular prices. Two Important Anniversary Specials Sale of O00 China Dinner Sets Seamless Axminster Rugs Fine Wilton Rugs "PRT i sT71 Ti | (ry AT * af the 1); amo an ee 4° ‘ * , . Sey wormerteh responsr % ig a | Size 9x17 feet in the choice of § 50 Size 9x12 feet in choicest new $ 00 conventional and Oriental pat- =—=' small allover patterns and the me ee hae Week of the itt Codie the I" { repe de Jnbilee is indicative of the tremendous Yalues ear Onlv one week more—and then the rem: ainder of this spe ial . urchase of fine China will go adium Silk, Sik B id * back to the regular prices terns in a wide range of ecolor- + most desirable colorings. Reg- ' “Orie = ° -" ~~ - ° ° te Tee — ty ‘ - ee ings. Regularly $47.50—Jubilee Price. wlarly $132.50 and $142.50—Jubilee Price. | 7 Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. = — Monday - begins the last week aA 100-Pc. Dinner Sets, $39. sind on grated ag | ol Yard Only one example of the man) beautiful f real i » oeune NS Fee = 1 handsome | oI. | Ne Disa in peautiful bord . of our $175,000 Sale of Ori- aS IL ALE ° ” Nine patterns-—-each daiiicrehliiy «@ ) _« — —— —— : mbinations. her’ and aid hatd ental Rugs, offering a choice An + of our entire stock at 25°; TW por “or 40-Pe. Studio Apartment Sets, $19.75 "discount Regularly $27.50 tte Crepe, sag l ii D o fine imported ny ty <4) iad ; © velle “A , se an«d green (,sracefy rye yar shapes Sef fr att ae han Jd 6 Dinner Platcs 1 Sogar Bowl Yi 11], : ‘ 6 Tea Plates 1 ( ream Pitcher 4A tis ‘a atin ¢ repre, i Bread and Butter Plates 2 Open Vegetable Dishes eg —— Nee 4 Git ry _—_" Salt and Pepper Shakers P EAD LAI, RRM speciat, J 97 Keach ‘ me , LIES BA RL WD ; » Satin.

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est Dail) POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the 2: 8d and one other soaring. oe COMBINED APRIL 30. igen : Yendeooot cena 7 oo ae AM gS - Ue LEY SES SSH SS SK OS Se, CS eS 3s 4" 3 & cor reverrror? PT te eee - a ee - —_—— —— = ~~ . ee ea a eR lin Re i B Mpring » Flowers Furnish For the Ry semony Held at Home of the by Canopy of Pink Roses, L CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF MONTH, ENTERED ON MAY STATEMENTS, PAYABLE JUNE FIRST See Other Important Announcements on Preceding Pages 11, 12 and 13, This Section. For the Last Week of the Diamond Jubilee Sale, in Order to Make This Week’s Business Even Greater Than the First, We Will Allow Choice of Our Entire Stock of Furniture —Not Already Marked With the Diamond Jubilee Price—at CHARMING bride. so her friends aver, © was Miss Mary Carmen Ryan. daurh- lia ter of Judge and Mrs. O’Netll Rran. O was married late yesterday afternoon be Sthe home of her parents-to Marion Lam- th . «t= == —— ‘ * son of Mrs. Adolphus Busch III and the be HIS means at least $150,000 HIS discount does not ap- Ti werics L. 3. Lamber ? Spring. with its new green leaves and soft _ was in evidence in the great clusters th blossoms Wi : filled the rooms A Al Meigged orchestra. concealed Dy palms, played #v deissohns wedding music, as the bride 41 — ty - ~. a — Si Pee ger 2 : a a en ea ee Bu - i—_ » 2 =~ = JUBILEE SPECIAL! ae . , English Lounge Chair additional Furniture add- ply on merchandise JUBILEE SPECIAL! With Reversible Cushion ed to the Jubilee Sale. It means % bearing Anniversary special a: b = O egularly 75 fi Regularly S65 fs l : | i $39.75 every item of our regular price tags. [hese items al- $12.75 | Se tether, preceded Sy Sar am Onl 4 ; EEE ittier sonstraction. covers: stocks at a flat 20% saving. ready represent the most ex- : ee the wR Bi - ah | | ° : . : tay be had to te ee See ——_ eelelatap esate ees Rte if [he tremendous response to Discount treme savings. [he discount ae ries Se ee peatares of ites, ts he as tp . . -- . : ° before an aitar snhace ¥ a canopy o it our Furniture ofterings tor the applies to all regular mer- aigaage Ee roses and lilies of the valley, edmbined ,- | To : : a ° : = ———$—_— . 1) O- . » dainty spirea, the ceremony was per- ,, i past two weeks is conclusive chandise and the 20% willbe ng by the Rev. Father J. J. MeGiymn of — it ioe ~ r - - 4 : ayer z P 4 : 4 e's Church, while s ! f 2 - af | evidence in itself of the exceptional nature deducted at the time of sale. Sg Delfin” and at Seen | ot the values offered. Arrangements may be made to hold Se. estore, toe,'sere aris aenanan | For this final Jubilee Week, vou now vour purchase for tuture deliv ery, but ry = Miss apeapen as ao Pe 3 . = * of honor was in . e; -K have the opportunity not only to take charges made Monday and the remain- BR Beare Niedcinznaus. sister of the bride a ¥ « Bermom as matron: of onor. Was yellow, advantage of the great Anniversary offer- der of the month, regardless of time of “Louis Hager Jr. and Miss Elizabeth mbellL of Chicago. a cousin of the bride. Ings, but ev ery item on our floor may now delivery, will go on May statements, Tlic sod Mises Calves Ga ~ ¢ ’ a aa } , =et Pvan in orchie e gowns were chif- i= be selected at a sa\ ing of at least 20%. not payable until June first. JUBILEE SPECIAL! Secatencd slike with Seu aan rar . : Inces and bodices finished with r point | relephone Set Fiber Rocker = has. nena nae ‘al forming tiny | Regularly $26 ¢ feves. Their hats were white hair braid, immed with broad bands of velvet ribbon match their gowns, caught to the skirts French flowers. They carried jonquils, pdragons and delphinium, tied with rib- | mto match their costumes. "a The bride. who is tall and graceful, wore wom vite satin. with a bertha of rose point lace low on the shoulders to form a suggestién of “Bptieeve. Orance blossoms held the skirt drap- “fs atone side. A court train of satin, lined ith flesh colored chiffon and silver) cloth, mded from the lower edge of the bertBa. the cloudy tulle veil was fasteneg to it Mm clusters of orange blossoms. while a tulle Stand and Bench — New “Model” Living- Room Suites _ $15.75 Regularly $17 —_—— $9.75 , UPLICATES of the very Suites to be exhibited wmmer market in Grand Rapids. Never prosted brown St iieaeedn Seal *taurc! ’ + and eatly , , - . etrv of « d quali ty. aeieats me springs : ves o } ‘> ' ane ; 4’ *) ] 28 Cry b nr . . .* | .* Ba ie. | . eyed] ' | e | - | e . ° . where. Priced 23%c to 33 c less than the coe prices only dur- The Suile tllustrated — carved walnut frame; mohair-covered. with fine damask cushions. Regularly $430 for two pieces In the Jubilee for S527 00. I. hI rE HAN atl t* +s. ? ' oe?) aes } ‘ —— Y- ° . . . +e 7 >. ' rpeen seL Sty ses, CYUally Vault iful, representing Sadea with strands of orange blossoms heid : . . — how = e ) st word in stvile and eXxcelience as -w el] as value. F to ‘er hair. She wore a bar pin of plati ( , } + £ -— . diamonds and sapphires. Mr. Lambert's ‘ , _*s. . ti ‘ _>* >») 7) 1 ‘ —S ae Aon renUuUmMe Walnut Trames, peau liv carved. Fine m ohair oc gift. and carried white orchids and of the valley. Stafford Lambert was his erings with reversible frieze pind broeatelle cushions. . ma ; , . > . >* : - - ~y - ae) b st man. and Cc m bell yan. == Finished with fine braids. No two of these Suites are ex- JUBILEE SPECIAL! pelagees ~ape JUBILEE SPECIAL' SS ——— SS nee ee pagans ss : e Niedringhaus. Clarence Maloy, Louis . - . — ~ S> m - : = SS . ‘ > — >, = +> all ' - *> ~~ 7 ; : SRO RR ——S activ alike in stvle or eovering. -= S Jr. and Gordon Strassburger, = ilies) ‘Tahie x an NR SS RSE : , ye Pc. Davenport Suite ger. grooms- ctagona AabDte ———————SS_—=S— k . R larly $165 Mr. Lambert gave his attendants dia- eguiany d and pear! searf pins and biack and bite scarfs. and the bride gave her maids 9tTammed rose gold hand bag mirrors. About 259 guests were invited for the cere- 'y. and remained for the reception and nz in vanvas-covered porches covered With Four Turned Legs le S500 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite ee $14.7 » : S Coverings may be chosen from “several col- > aes : . ors in velour Sound, strong construction and pleasing design make this a truly won- _ Now rae - Tt 7 ° ; : Ant P Mmahegany finis? Attractive desigr ; Zia » _ jj > ° ? : ’ With Fine Burl Walnui Panels derful Suite ‘ Wing Chair te Match: regularly a or | | TEW | sig panels and top ) ~ at ~ ~ y FT MeNnO}YT T aero -— ae ee. = a it | ee a ae GI sh. All ne: the Aree ms a és \ being 92 u : ~) sists of full-size . bed with bow end: : =s i man's JUBILEE SPECIAL ' wardrobe or echiff Spinet Desk : Re i lari j S3Y “* tgp Willow Chair oa eee hat $340 Light-Piece Dining-Room Suite Special, $3.75 RBar Harber Chalr of attractive design, we made of natural color willow. , American Burl Walnut and Museum Finish. Cretonne cerered Cushicas to fit, at Be. ah a : SOc and 198 . > . > - . . : : ‘ 4 62 + a « ~ al is 4 7 - o x ‘awn . rite Soe tapes yy VE mens ‘A «--Imen Duttet, china cabinet, with : « -« s . . >. ~ . .** . wn | ~ > ~ i a | _ . + ~ } . : ~~ { ~ cary re (a ™~;, ~ FP a | - i or glass doors, and serving table may be had at proportionate « = . ~~ Ws sa + o> - Ten-Piece Suite, recnlarly $509. for $295.00. | JUBILEE SPECIAL JUBILEE SPECIAL! Take Advantage of Our Budget System and Day-Bed End Table Regularly Sif epi + —_ nee Requiarly $64 $6. 73 se a arrang a reas pavment. with the ‘A _. mages re tr o~ oe r : ned. i . ° e > a ° : ~ “= ~ ~ ee ere Dn OE } : | mue Tr a) “= > Le = Cs : se _— Mark ~ ab "ganr finiah with cane pane!s Furn Ire Shop FE’ fth Floor Eaceilent veiour oovering in taupe. Opens : fu size Ded MISS DOR Sho wid tceeeneeeee winter. The engagement | kia Cruggs-landervoort f. i -s > wy e.* oe wv _- s*e > 4 SOOO OR OR ORO OR ORE °.~ -,¥ 3° ~s . . . * = > . « 4.3

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MT, — ’ . > « » 4 . , was married late yesterday afternoun bert of Princeton, N. J., uncle and aunt of Z % HE D. A. R. Congress, baseball games and the home of her parents to Marion Lam- the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kim- 3 4 attendance on the Follies and several Vice President and Mrs. Dawes paid a hasty son of Mrs. Adolphus Busch III and the bell, uncle and aunt of the bride, came to St. ; % large receptions at the White House made Visit to Washington this week. They had in- varion L 1. Lambert louis for the event. : % up a busy social program for the week for tended to remain here longer but they were Spring, with its new green leaves and soft Mr. and Mrs. Lambert will sail Mav 7 on ; % President and Mrs. Coolidge. called back to Illinois by the death of the LL! ors, was in evidence in the great clusters the Berengeria for Europe to be gone until 3 % Five thousand D. a delegates cheered Vice President's aunt, Mrs. Frances B. Dawes blossoms whi h filled the rooms A August, and wil! Spe nd the ré mainder of the Z President and Mrs. Coolidge when they ap- of Marietta, Ok. } . ov 17 or ‘ ] ) ‘ _ — ' 7 , " ‘ 4 . % ; need orchestra. concealed bv palms. plaved sUmmer aft _— Lambe she Summer —- nn % y peared at the opening night session. Mrs. 5 adelssohn's wedding music, as the bride Minocqua, Wis They will make their home +7 ; Coolidge, who wore a salmon pink, was so Washington has been entertaining rovalty iper father, preceded by her six maids, de- 4! 1905 Argyle place. Z fed the white carpeted staircase and ae Z showered with flowers that she could hardly this week in the person of the Prince of Z Carry them. The next day a huge basket of Chantaburi, brother of the King of Siam, who Z flowers from the White House conservatories Was accompanied to Washington by his daugh- y was delivered to Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, ter, Princess Kramol. They have been the ed down an aisle of satin held in place standards of lilies, to the living room. before an altar shaded by a canopy of roses and lilies of the valley, combined » dainty spirea, the ceremony was per- wd by the Rev. Father J. J. MeGlynn of ' Rose § Church, while strains from ‘‘Sam and Delilah’’ and old ballads floated Mouth the air. Spring colors. too, were worn by the bride's iiinowane Partial plans have heen made for the wed le glass tray cing of Miss Emily Catlin Shepley, daughter of Mrs. Arthur B. Shepley, of 50 Westmore- land place, and Edward Lawrence Keyes III, which will take place June 6. president-general of the D. A. R., with Mrs. suests of honor at many fOnctions since their Coolidge’s compliments. A delegate to the arrival. President Coolidge received them at V4 The ceremony Z Congress, Mrs. Dallas Pollard of Burlington, the White House although the Prince's visit will be performed at 5 o'clock in the after- noon in the garden of the Shepley home. The bride has chosen for her attendants her sis- Z Z y Vt., a cousin, is a house guest at the White in this country is unofficial. The Siamese 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ter, Miss Mary.Merwin Shepley, and Misses 4% y 4 4 4 Z 4 4 4 A 4 Z 4 4 4 Z Z 4 4 y House for the week. Minister, Phy Buri Navarasth, gave a dinner On Thursday President and Mrs. Coolidge of 20 covers for them on Wednesday. x ES eo ‘ a * Katherine Steedman, Dorothea Nagel, Louise Remis, Alice Scott, Margaret Caradine, Emily Keves of New York, sister of the bridegroom- clected; Nancy Newell of Cleveland, , Save a reception for the D. A. R. at the Whites ; House. Among the guests was Mrs. James R. The Missouri delegation in the D. A. R. ; McKee, daughter of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Congress held a banquet at the Lafayette * Oe: > ¢ > ati oats er oe on ae Fm + ndants. Miss Kathleen Ryan, her sister's id of honor was In delphinium blue; Mrs. ane Niedringhaus, sister of the bride a PE tte ane gine a km OF Gee 4 ets re eee ee ne ee pr len re eet tt eeu Si Es ees ean ER: ee ae. = -———+ owe - - - ~~ ute + — = ey r vine on apne ~ “¢ “~ 7 ~~ rs > one ag = , 9: . —/- nom ; o . —" ‘ * —- ay 7 . Y; who was the first president-general of the D, Hotel on Tuesday. Mrs. Ashiey McKinley and Ellen Py Z | 2 Miss McKinley, formerly of St. Louls, were om as matron of honor, was in vellow; } 23 , When the opesing game. between the cheueneee the guests. | E Oe in ice ~=Elizabet! Continued on Next Page. ae ; , m. Louis Hager Jr. and rh wa pe + . gas ee pions and the Yankees was called to order on ; ‘hica ar ; O18) he ride. ; . 5, =r , , . = , . Sn. Gorncau Mi W Lgsssssssscccccvevivcvievdivvvcccccccctts , Wednesday, President and Mrs. Coolidge were Society flocked on Friday night to attend : or eos i “— f O¢ i ( s ar AMI AAMEMA BAMA E OB BAS BQLAABAALALLL LS FSSC S Se ae , : , , : , ‘? . pink, and Mis Ss mar , cde ie me nif Wis Wy “yy enthusiastic fans. The President threw out the “Talk of the Town,” a society play with “* L! pret Ryan, in orchid ig dg - iy hee 7, iI ; the first ball and both remained throughout debutantes and diplomats in leading roles. th . hi alike it full skirts we ‘ a. m, fashioned alike wt : a J tq 7 oo: AG the game, marking the scores on cards pre- Miss Bessie McKeldon, daughter of Rear Ad- te ; licee finishe ose point 4 | 4 f ; : é ; ; ° pincers and bodices finished a) aos op Zi: Z sented for that purpose. That the President miral and Mrs. Leigh Palmer, had one of the ; ie -_ tint, ‘ r iny Zi a ie ; ; uf has, oma in . and | te vo oe Tie os Z 1% is taking up the theater for recreation is ap- leading roles and D. Dimanesco, secretary of { | te ee. Their hats were a, 7 : sibban Zi iY parent. On Tuesday for the second time in a the Rumanian ’ legation, tcok the principal a ity : | “a \f ra] 'f ‘¢ 4, 4 Pp} - famed with broad bands of vels | Zi Z week he attended a theatrical performance male role. | match their gowns, caught to the skirts Zi 1Z en: ers They carried jonquils, Z: + | Tes in tans b French flowers. te “? cal 4 ey ih. i | % fll illiyyy Admiral and Mrs. Benjamin Hutchinson ahie eri vo , ‘ i ¢ elnohiniu : lf rit - 7% oe , : a“ teeta per — “4 Z* g wf? ? ny were hosts at dinner Friday at their home in eee costumes. ae Z: G gine - a the Navy Yard to Miss Beatrice McLean Whip ie The bride, who is tall and graceful, wore Az GF a a ag g y A ig RE: ———— re 7 Y :' 9 (Mid 7 phite atin, with a bertha of rose point lace 2! Gy ; of MMLMLL LOLI AIL ULLLLALLU AUT ALEI LA hay Y) > ee eee ae ZF caere Wate SF Gute. Acme, One ire. ; Yi Sta ines sti r gi ‘G “WG . Y Z Z Z Hutchinson are members of the Missouri col- at low nthe shoulders to form a suggestion ol Qs 'G MN si % Z J eZ ‘in Washi "7 , weeve. Orance blossoms held the skirt drap Zi: RR” J Mi Z MISS JOSEPHINE | Z Z ie ». igs y ony in ashington. , , V4 [Z 4 : bad — é{ one side A court train of satin, lined Zt Daa »Z “ny e Wy, BATES, Z Z Z , : | Z ee 5% “ty 4 : ty ; d Z Ge ZY Mrs. Dwight F. Davis will spend the sum- mn th flesh colored chiffon and silver cloth, 27 (J “ Y, : 3 i :4Z who will be presente YZ jMttin Gt 4Z = nded from the lower edge of the bertha, 3 :Z Y ya ‘s Yi'.G t iety in the fall G fjord i iY mer abroad. She will be accompanied by her = , . 1e@ 1OWer © aS i % 27 Wi A ) ti | «fifi % Oo SOCcl “44, & 4 : ; Z % My 77, . Z Yy* Z ers, Miss e B. an avis the cloudy tulle veil was fasteneg to it % 1% a “ : : Uy, “rrnepaaypptl gly WY d h h eronage Y, 7 Z ie , Y ceagaters, Misses Acme ye = a Cynthia Davis, b clusters of or e blossoms, while atulle Z :Z pe : Ki BC v pepe ; yy ¢ Z and her son, Dwight F. Davis Jr. 4 ohn ao. f ) ng blo -™ held Z 1G ; “9 of her aunt; Mrs. Wil- YE Wg se Z \ fal With strands or ora e DIOSS Ss nel Y 1% . ‘ . Sy Z » ibher hair. She wore a bar pin of plati- :G yf liam Maffitt. Een eee Le Uyh f ; i High up in a box at the D. A. R. Congress ® diamonds and sapphires, Mr. Lambert's 2 1% bg Yj upt Y ; Z and listening most attentively to the reports dine cift. and carried white orchids and Z Z yf Y ee y on patriotic education and Americanization, mol the valley. Stafford Lambert was his 7 : Yj Z sat the wife of the new Japanese Ambassador, L! bers best man, and Campbell Ryan, Z G Y, Z Madame Matsudaira, who ig a member of one ime Niedringhaus, Clarence Maloy, Louis % GS 7 Cy, V of the five’families permitted to marry into Suite rJr. and Gordon Strassburger, grooms- J Y Boa oo a calm yy, Y J the Japanese royal family. Mr YWambert cave his attendants dia Z Y ge" %Y Z : Wand pearl searf pins and black and % iY % The Missouri State Society entertained at | ite scarfs, and the bride gave her maids %G Yj; an evening reception in honor of the Missouri . 4 y ; / = | | Ogrammed rose gold hand bag mirrors “uit 3 wip Z delegation to the D. A. R. Congress. Mrs. ull-size bed. About 250 guests were invited for the cere “ly 4m BY % W. W. Botts, State Regent, received with the weveral co!- y and remained for the reception and te UMMM YY f COMET ILE? Gunrertsstttdff construotion , ee atruiy won- SS ** ., 0h %ts, ing in canvas-covered porches covered | “gore dy. % MISS “ Gye: ~~ MILDRED officers of the society. larly $52.00, a7. SS RQ 4 U pe The Missouri D. A. R. annual luncheon took 7.75 Widddddddiddddddllll)’ ee y : Ye ayy pec LYON. Yi, Continued on Next Page. je” ip 4 ement 7 %: Y ” Wi Vay yf, Announc G De Yi 7 Zs , t iF %,*: eis 4 ~~ hl 4 was made last 52%) Vy g Ge hg | > Vi i week of engage- :77%* if Z Y "Ute f tea UY MINIT TD, ‘4 ment to Joseph 44 %Y. Lr, Z G eee . G f tn A fy : ) _ Wide tps | j “ip Descendants eg er er ype 8 a eg sot ao ea — egy a A ni “dtr ryyyyy tole ; oe ‘ resentatives of the descendants o! e Mrs. Danie: G. } p anes ' ) We ; Wt tpyyy ane We ee hhh, , rosie on the committee which gave a ball in Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Lewis, Mr. MRS. PAUL PRIETSCH JR.. MRS. AL V. LE os ; - wt, Wttdtdrdatdststtiliale 5 ba iat: Shem te vtatbed MR aes ‘harles A. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs 7 odora Bennett, whe was, until Wednesday, Miss ER. Gen. Lafayette’s ono when e visited St. and Mrs Char es A- 4 , formerly Miss Theodora . Mi Cabanne. MISS DOROTHY CRAM . Price next Louls 100 years ago, and she will be assisted Emmett \ Thompson, mr. and Mrs. L. ¢ daughter of Mrs. Catherine Bain ay ~Mertiie She will become the bride of James See esidey. by Mmes. Newton R. Wilson, Theodore Ben- Sherrill, Mr. and Mrs. a ee Smith, and Bennett. * winter. The engagement Was announce ~Kanteln Continued on Next Page. « . Robert Bagnell and Harry p ; ~—fe Pere we |) ae

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STNDAYT. APRIL. 26. 12925. , ST IOUIS POST-D SPATCH SUNDAY = APRIL 26,1925, * tT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ? ’ : J . ’ oe & ” amt. (fect and attar - es 4 oo fw ‘ °* ? pat shier for them pmor to their departure. | 'us, W *. Ravenscroft Harry Pot- TOWN BY DEBUTANTES Louis, a great deal of hard work in ™ — and attached to a groom, the latter : Aings>o piace ; ter, Frederick R. V Wind . ; sth 2 iong skirt A lovely rose ; : : , r eT, Peaeris . on ind r, Preeeding Page. preparation Mrs. Moore will be . Dotnet -. Ler co Le tT i? ' ti +. ' “el ~s oe es re Mi ss ‘Kat th er c . . Gesse ‘ ontinued from = . — . + id no . r3 . > ~ lt. . “= “A i A iat ria ye = nthe re | a LAFAYETTE. DINNER Lreorge riffar v. hI Cho iteau liver he euest . ‘ b mor at 4 ‘ea to be ssa AU LI ve@ii we in the as ’ . - - - UL . = 7 4 hs = . =) , ’ : - ’ > - . *) >. ft t ag tri if ihe ri Oxford. * , : at N@e York ani wil be im 8. ‘TOMORROW EVENING — Oscar Johnson. Louis 1a Baume, place Thursday, when the State Re- given at the Natlonal Club of the! Of the train. The brides amy roe . kia farrison Williams NI P ara gent. Mrs, Botts. presided nad Mrs American Association f Universit — a sister, rs. R eC innin e@ wedding | Ma 3 NOTABLE FUNCTION . pony yet pe 9° tens te set PARE We ) ) Dickey, wf Dayton, O OTF ‘\ eauregard. Harr "a6 John Trigg Moss was a gues “OI s next Wednesda’ en uni- +. @n + ; a 2 + = fat a : H Reaureg I ria Waen- i g£z \ : Wo ct W 1] \“ Diciniins y Mies Lelie & 4 L fs : : -" unt Centinued from Preeeding Page. ner. Frank P. Glass wight Tred Mrs Coolidge appeared for thei versity women attending the quin- e - fos ia Gordon. ; ; : " 1) . ’ - -* _ ‘ : IG its Suy sa fT) ’ , Burenpe to re burn eiet Frederick T. Von Windegger | ¥8) James M Franciscus, Clay first time in Girl Scout uniform at quennial will be muests of honor eras > antes 2 mati ~ ed : ; — ti ‘ “WOU : rea - — re >: le T. Jord: 7 hh \ ckay lesaar _ » %.* meee: aE fectircna! focan “A+ +} : ae fast Oetoher : 2. = : (“a le f New and Thomas Ri reson Sahay Mi vi - Ma Aa! iSaa {> a « ing fé ivail S Tr \e Chie ¢ the most netable social honeymoon at Wakefieia a . a 4 e¢, ic ~ ai. Lon Sz naers lanie} . Nu nt , heane*fis ~~ the (irl ~ ‘out 7 r] it . ; . ’ ; Miew Shen e' lay ‘ J ir \ir t Co rs. | t. ’ Portland pia | her daug ‘ale PF aeas s avenue Mr. gins of the Ti xet ee at TAY y “ My (cng alliegaggmaradlaaal . AN! NCIN 4 h — 3 |= New Head ‘estle’ : T Thousand ; shee >. a Flow eve for the Bride |, .vew Headquarters for Nestle } PERMANEN Wa ousands of Fresh ; us in & group 0! / ts most artistically ar- | 8 Home Outfits and Supplies | the Fine Quali pertant | of news made know VES. JOSEPH PENN. / = ee ee as S it Pp n Mar Looking wae . , in She past few : onths, is the e: . Ruy . | if \ : ranged are reasonably priced here Our fl 2wW- « A e n 1 Ff & : kagkerment af VI las Via . "horrors M ls. 1? } WYNN 44 é : | ‘ ers are aiways fresh. ‘fs Ss an opening specla we oO ter a nl - —_ , rt the wedding of Muss ' — ee Vee ee ee fe ae ee Nm Se oe aa” ana 0a | reaping of Misa) sh, \’\ y '= Nestle Permanent Wave. Work : h h Marcel, $1 : George S&S Tiffany of 11 Hortense \M w ue . “ at i i ; ' ) Home and Church ecorations a done b t ml es S ampoo wit arce place, end John T. Pratt Jr. of New anne . Designed by our specialist assures satisfaction a y et pe asthe on ] s te ae wmnecty at Eni > : ; ' | -_ ~ \s z : ‘~* ~ 48 COX & OW’ bbe . - eke cnown las Oe LP Aue) for this week only at....... 2 Y ee eee RL Pde sie Silk I } - route to their home tn Clarkevitte oe ino JOE FRANK—Filorist . Seo \ 8g one Olive 1113 for Appointment Mi Tiffany was a ‘popular de \! “ “3 se | Inte s . eta 0 ! B. JEANS 7 “ahi : : Secerd aage — . 2 A Our Motto—“Quick Sale and Small Profit Bago 71S HOLLAND BLDG. * Wiliams pT A VE R . B E AUTYE SHOPPE Special u te «o isf *e wserr ' = ‘ermerty af . : - , : : - ree . . bilive TOF “ae pre eenmted ' ) Sa #74 : 4 ° ' ~ ene : ' . tiuclid and McPherson a7 1716 MecPTher7>4 ‘\. "TH STRE. ! T 7TH AND PINE . : » 7 given a! : hn . Le we , hy ‘ cop \T, | — ' 2 WV, ” ‘ — A 3 Stores “© ick Ser o e ry Ps . . e a a ] cs ¢ - 7 ge a a ry a & = s — a go S uncle, Philip Sconiat ene W@W 8 iy, — Kew % Le) ct .m-> \ { , . , . 7 . i/ f ; i s ae Py 4 F , ee . ; iz ee — * 4am a \ , ; . ? ee : «* * A ~ n J . _ = > = = _ i? .: : ; : >| eg 610 to 61:8 Washington Avenue ; 2 —— | : ei d 7 SONNENFELD'S ea Specially priced are eae t the season's fashion successes. colors; also a number of new si Every Second Floor Sport Hat | | Every First Floor Sport Hat © Every Matron’s Hat a Every Untrimmed Hat f Every French Salon Hat Every Millinery Salon Hat Every Chapeaux de Luxe Shop Hat Every $5 Hat Shop Hat Newest F1 Popularly Pr A Striking New Sandal | 7" Pump $12 Patent Aid Black Satin White Aid Unusual artistry of de- Sign imparts to this Slip- _ an individuality that charmingly conspicu- ous. Indeed, so impressive is its styling it might properly be called a tr:- umph of shoe designing (Puetwour Shop First Floor . Ce a i ee ee ee" hd M7 hy fh, “a? arX a sit? Hats from Paris, from New York and from our own Studio workroom compose this collection, from which. on Mon- day, and Monday only. you may select any one or any number, and pay but half the regular price. Here, indeed. is an occasion typical of Sonnenfeld’s Millinery supremacy—an occasion of many years Standing and justly noted for its incomparable Millinery styles and its incomparable Millinery values. , eae as wa eget 7 SONNENFELD’S, 610 to 613 WASHINGTON AVENUE

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on. daughter of Mre. ett; wife of Gen. Barnett, wa ommandant of the Unit & Marine Corps, to Henry gy Washington correspondeng Brookivn Daily Eagle ing took place at the Chall he Kpiphany Miss Gordo A gown of white velvet wit train of velvet and a h long and pointed in medley and attached to a Straig ekirt A levely rose point la ing veil came to the botte The bride's only ant was her sister, Mre Robe wl ldavtion,. © and Parj erly Miss Lelia Gordon M Mrs. Suydam left Immediate r the wedding breakfas: for ~~ ek Wakefield Mann ee Va | the ancestral! Home brides family. IL VE 1 ]:50 farcel, $1 MISS LA ROSE Formerly at Molers Appointment YE SHOPPE ‘TH AND PINE STREETS - ——— ee il a —_ — iny Hat Select- it of a Rea- eposit —Qur port Hat rt Hat it —— a A, | | | | | ) \ } — == april, 26. i925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-GiSPATCH “3 ..,DON’T MERELY “STORE” YOUR FURS—LET SONNENFELD'S “PROTECT” THEM—PHONE CENTRAL 6660. ° al t Charge Purchases Will Not Be Payable Until June SON NENFELDS 610 to 618 Washingion Avenue Charge Purchases Will Not Be Payable Until June, — im 4 — sj Beginning Monday--The First Floor Shops, Always Conspicuous for “Close” Pricing, Present Even Greater Values in THE May SALE OF UNDERWEAR Thousands of Fresh, New Garments, “Specially Purchased” for Our Great May Sale, Are Also “Specially Priced” to Afford an Unusual Economy; and to Emphasize the Fine Quality of Our Lingerie, Its Exceptional Daintiness, an d, Above All, the High Standard of Value-Giving for Which We Always Stand Silk Lingerie Specially Priced Beautiful crepe de_ chine chemises and step-ins; in white and colors, with dainty lace in- sertions and edgings in many at- tractive designs. Silk Lingerie Specially Priced Georgette and crepe de chine Teddies of extreme beauty; love- ly crepe de chine Gowns in white | and pastel shades, tailored and lace trimmed. Cotton Pajamas Extra-Size Gowns Specially Priced Specially Priced RE KG $ 7 38 88°*] .88 >’ \ Gowns of cotton Cool Pajamas at 88c, rt filet, embroideries and drawnwork trimmings. In white and colors. crepe and batiste. with of checked dimity. At~ $1.88 Pajamas of cotton crepe, voile and fhgured batiste in lovely colors. Handmade Philippine p UNDERWEAR ‘ fe a, Specially $ .88 q i Preced..... as | ae | ? Lovely Gowns and Chemises, hand- \ made, and trimmed with embroideries. nd laces and drawnwork. Extra-Size Slips Specially Priced $2.88 Tub-silk Slips, in tai- lored, embroidered and lace-trimmed styles, in white and all with 20-inch proof hems. colors, shadow- Womens and Misses’ Coats 129 =| *39 7 Specially priced are these three attractive groups of Spring Coats. in styles that will be recognized as | 3 bright huesor more conservative colors; also a number of new silk models; included are front ties, front flares and fur-trimmed modes. the season's fashion successes. Cloth models, in new woolen weaves. in Others up to $125 (Coat Shop—Third Floor Newest Frocks Popularly Priced € $14.75 £3 A\ ad 4 } % | This group demonstrates the success of our Inex- pensive Frocks in achiev- ing style, quality and va- riety, as Frocks for every need may be selected here. Tub silks, crepe de chines, flowered Georgettes and chiffons, printed silks, in newest styles and refresh- ) : ing Summer colors. l\ (Ineo pe ne c livre ss sf hoOp— stocks IN THE BASEMEN ==—————————"" Two Extraordinary Monday Saving Opportunities! COATS : DRESSES At Greatly Under Price! $7.95 Every Coat in this group was taken from much _ higher-priced and are just right for any occasion. They are fashioned of suedine, deer- ona, flannel, hylo and cameline in regular and extra sizes up to 52. (Basement. ) ( Basement.) | Silk Gowns Specially Priced — Georgette Gowns of exception- al quality, also Gowns of crepe de chine; lace yokes, lace trims, pleated fronts or tailored mod- els; white and colors. Silk Slips Specially Priced Of good quality tub silk, in plain, embroidered or lace-trim- med styles; white, black, navy and colors; with bodice tops and 20-inch shadow-proof hems. ‘a Brocaded Corselettes Specially Priced ‘7 $3.88 Nainsook Slips Specially Priced ‘+= 100-count nainsook Slips with lace trim- Popular straightline mings, drawn-work and dainty insertions, all with 20-inch shadow- proof hems. models, combining cor- set and brassiere in one; of handsome striped or brocaded fabrics. Nainsook Dansettes Specially Priced 98° Copied from higher- priced models and spe- cially priced; each set composed of brassiere, step-in and garters, = Voile, Batiste and Novelty UNDERWEAR Gowns, Chemises and Step-Ins, beau- tifully made of fabrics delightfully cool for Summer wear. Larger Size Coats and Dresses 95 $398 Larger-size Coats are fashioned along youthful and slenderizing lines, in a vast assortment of the season’s favored modes and fabrics. Others up to $95 (Coat Shop-——-Third Floor.) *59 Larger-size Dresses choose every popular fabric, and employ tiers, pleats, tucks, jabots and buttons to slenderize and give long lines. Others up to $95 (Larger-Size Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) At a Phenomenal Price! $17.95 These Dresses are just irresistible at this low price! Delightful in style, fine in fabric, they will be eagerly bought at $7.95. All the newest silks are represented in all styles and col- ors. Come early. ues. Beautiful allover laces, black and colored Georgette Ensemble Dresses, new crepes in black and evening colors, colorful prints. many beaded, flowered chiffons. smart daytime Dresses of satin crepe, in all a marvel- gus collection of newest styles and exceptional val- (Inerpensive Dress shop— Fourth Floor.) Are Assembled at ————— Lovely Frocks SONNENFELDS, 6:0 to 618 WASHINGTON AVENUE ~ . a od a

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ee — Ag IO AE OAL: ELE EEL OL LEAL LLL LL, LOE ‘— eo The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAY, “Sey APRIL 26, 1928, = _— : — { ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Durer ‘ : 4 { , Hy) ' | : SOCIAL ITEMS rence Jr., will depart May 1 for'!resent the Southwood as te hm D 0 —_ poe Wiillam Quicksiher and |her aunts, Mrs. Ben Gershen and | _ Seat . . New York, to sail May 5 on the Daughters of the American Colo- Gaupe!l = ye a yr ops: poe Harold, are visiting Mrs. Gus Hoslte tn Galveston, Tex., | = strersesecosotcnsoreress . —— Lacille-Francis Met Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Russell. of Resolute for Europe. Dr. L. A. nists. at the national convention Buxton, Eee ei a - iad Seiad: te Heir "'a we Mrs. A. Sender, and returning to St. Louis next fall. The Curio Shop SPPCLALISTS oye em ' oe" : — - ' Mendonsa will rend three months hi . " , ton. D. Marie L. Montgomery), a yeu 4) 6sister, Sirs. Michae} G. Fadem of ' ~ , - the Gatesworth Hotel, are in LDe- a . ee oe Senet te eens" St. Louts tn 1903-04. Miss Gaupel 37234 Connecticut street. | _Mre. Edwin B. Sherzer of 5831 tg Removing Superfluous " trett and were present at the gold- en wedding celebratior 7 of N LQ hiues- i 4 th —— ae re listed on a 32 . - mong @e passengers iist n }] Ss arents April ° f ; ; : _ r y : . cey hd 7n°3 2 : : is visiting Mrs. W. E. Casey of - the Scvthia. which sailed from New ~@ 1. ]¥r LA’ rence Entire Steck of Antiques. : : April 27—0:30 A. M. EYEBROW & \RCHED MISS G. HEYNE, Specig Manicuring, Hair and Marcel Wa Thene for Appointment—Oties et, 322 Frisco Bidg, P lining tj. - ee Charge Purchases Made During This Sale Will Not Be Billed Until June Ist. Sale« LOOU mported Gowns | Sp Ses, JARLANDS INCORPOBAT £O ous St. Louis’ Largest Women’s Specially Shop . The Greatest Purchase in Our . . 28 Years ot Merchandising CC LL LL LL LL LLL Oe —_— eer — Drive Downtown Sunday and See the Displays of These Gowns in Our Broadway and Sixth St. Windows, SS — _ —— _ eee -- - ——_—— _—_—_— t’2to “s Actu re I Value nents —— Garland’s Supreme Dress Sale We announce for Monday, April 27th, a Dress Sale that surpasses any single event in our en- tire 28 years’ history. On a few occasions we have, perhaps, offered a greater number of Dresses—but never such astounding values. All who enter our doors Monday to view these ex- quisite imports will gasp with sheer amazement at their richness. Why Are We Doing This? Because we are a Specialty House! Because we have grown inte an immense institu- tion by giving “more for your money!” Because the nature of a successful specialty business ne- cessitates doing the unusual. Because we want you to realize that Garland Dresses are better Dresses. Because we have been willing to go to extreme measures to acquaint you with the fastest growing Dress Section in St. Louis. | No Pin Fittings Monday | DRESS SECTION, SECOND FLOOR a _——.- Ne we Gowns Grouped According to Size Selection will be greatly facilitated by this ar- rangement. Knowing your size, you simply go to the section carrying it and there you will find all the Dresses in that size. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Over 200 Stout Sizes From 38} Up to 524 —_ : ; =—— THO } MAS W. CARLAND 0 —————————ne I OR BROADWAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH ST Gowns and Frocks for Every Occasion Creations so lovely that they beggar descrip- (ion. Every kind of dress style—gowns for din- ner, evening, dance and country club wear. Frocks for street, afternoon, sport, business and shopping. EVERYTHING IS HERE. Elaborate imported creations of Egyptian satin, fairly laden with beads, embroidery and spangles;: beaded and embroidered Georgettes: richly embroidered silks; metallic laces of gold and silver thread; combinations of Egyp- tian and Chantilly lace: transparent Georgettes and chiffons and silk frocks of every descrip- tion. The most gorgeous array ever shown here from French and American designers. * Trimmings and Colorings Every adornment sponsored by leading French couturieres has been employed in the creation of- these gowns—with the result that each creation seems fashionably different from anything you have seen this season. Col- ored and silver beads in round and tubular shapes; gold and silver thread lace: iridescent spangles. All light and dark shades, lovely pastel tints, white and scores of combinations. The Values Are Unparalleled We daringly quote what seem to be fabulous values—but they are NOT. By all measure of value these gowns in many instances are worth more than we claim for them. In all our 25 vears we have never before offered such down- right MONEY'S WORTH. Extra Facilities to Serve You We have made every preparation to be ready for a record crowd—extra salespeople, extra wrappers, extra floor space. We have planned for our greatest Dress offering. We are READY. Come, rain or shine. ee ae a nae en Ae NEIL AD All Sales Considered Final DRESS SECTION, SECOND FLOOR TI Us: 5 WASTED — » ° : Women’s Linen Tailored and Fancy Model: Special Selling a $7.98 LINEN Frocks, appropriate for I home or for business wear, are s ‘ety of styles in this group. The li quality and one may choose from daintily trimmed, or tailored model Tuxedo and roll collars in contrasti: group represents a manufacturer's s Sizes 36 to 46 Gray Peach Ri Not every size in every style Green : New Summer Models § Stamped Fre tor House Wear $700 THE finished models of these apron Frocks, on dis- play in the Art Needlework Department, will inspire you to make several. They are in very attractive styles, in shadow- stripe lawn stamped in designs. easy to embroider. Red, pink, peach, gray, orange, tan, tan- _gerine, Nile green and white. Also some of light-weight ging- ham in checked patterns. An instructor will teach you the embroidery work. _ (Second Floor.) Women’s new English Broadcloth Ove rbl ouses, smart style. In white, blige and tan. Sizes 34 to 44. Ruffled Curtains $1.49 Set Of good quality dotted merquisette: well made, h ruffles and tie- Long and medium length | with elastic at back. Iced Tea Sets, $1

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SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1925. —_ : r fod . . . = Daily POST-DISPATCH alone s.«s 57,000 MORE CITY “‘reulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINEP ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a et Red API 26, 1928, eo naliea Ra Tie ille-Francis Method © SPPciaALisTs ing Superfluous Hair YYEBROWS ARCHED G. HEINE, “Specializing 4 houring, Hair Dressing . and Marcel Waving for fe trice meant OT! Prieco Bide r te) STIX, — — a — Seinen See | Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 7 This Section BAER & FULLER ———-— ——e — GRAND-LEADER ——_- Wedding Invitations And Announcements. A_ beautiful assortment, in various sizes and styles of lettering, at moderate prices. so Announcements, printed......... $6.75 50 Invitations, embossed........... $17.28 (Printing Dept.—Main Floor.) TIL vie a. » ~. , ’ . ~~ x: sant ~ = eee oe —, ee . es — _ eee ; — te : 3 on a * : 2 en 7 . — se: 2 = . ” a a J —Z_ > - * F , = Sees = n — = - . ‘ 4 ~' 5 ; LOT OS: PL ee oe ere eo a ey one : . es eh ee 2 Thert A By St ae = Ye ad Py 7 ’ ~ oo S*.* > a) ~~ ; me eS Ax ~ a Se oe et ey ° i. * aS : ~*s ‘ SN Seb eae) or PSO ke BS SPREE eI rete n Ese . ~~ “ ee & ~ ‘a came ¥ = Cet A Py toe - a *. > @, The Girdles are in various patterns of brocades and stripes combined with ood elastic; several styles and engths are. shown; sizes 26 to 36. (Downstairs Store.) moe T8e || A WONDERFUL lot of new Overblouses in many gree well made of dimity in tai and trimmed models; also of voile in peasant effects; all have long { . sleeves; sizes 36 to 46. 1200 at $759 Stunning, new peasant Over- blouses, featuring the newest and latest creations these fashion- able Blouses. There are about 12 styles with lovely Bulgarian em- broidery, white and bisque; sizes 34 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) ’ Georgette crepe, printed (Downetatre Btore.) — OEE st a a A OO A A AA —_————" ce - aE ho ’ & ‘ = ili ae achat eo - r . | # hy 4 sf a % Ee rg ee Ie, ig mc eee LO 8 - _ - - - Ome a en mee ~~ > nani ~* at a ae ? ee ie a OR ee ee ee Sais ee i es Ce eee - -

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A % ~9aye Ey nry ™ es ie “as The Daily POST-DISPAT H alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the 2 a and one other ones poh COMBINED. aren on fen ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ant emesis sional rte 2 ——— — acne ea LL _ ae ca LL a ee neem = Other Joos on ‘Paset 5 ied 7 > This Delian | : Te | BD CHARGE PURCHASES | | R : Made remainder ot month will be, re payente in June. . a GRAND- LEADER © Ra en — - -eoeooo—--- —_—_————eo— «=~ ———— —- _ —— — —— _ — EDay oe Sale Ends Monday Homemakers who are interested in obtaining high quality Furniture at exceptionally interesting prices are urged to attend this sale Monday. Only a few of the many featurfes are described in this announcement. iece Tuxedo Sui ee = | we 7 Sepeeee 2UXCCO OUite comwe | oe eee |||. Colonia Bed Davenport Suite E perb workmanship to make this Suite‘’a truly remarkable Chair u Y eT ss! a Rocker , ppt herr sees= peleaeitrse ye into a full. © value. The full-length davenport and comfortable armchair $ 19 50 $ 5 95 no end nian ob cae a have a dull carved frame. The loose-filled cushions are paps Th Pj V | | ° wre loose-spring- bite cashieult Tae os | 872 trimmed with moss edging and are re- 00 Designed for reée-r1eCcCe eiour fas 7 Groans to acdathoniiey camend ie ; Artistically tash- versible. with brocatelle on one side. comfort with loose Bea i — Two extra pillows at this price tage gg mene Living-Room Suite made ee m tapestry, com- seven . in back. Suitable for bined with blue ve- ~ lour: outside back almost any room tn in blue velour. s 7 5 the house. A very | s P i — 7 i Woodwork finished . unusual Rockér fer Agi ae | a Shia © of, ) § ¥ in antique walnut. —__—__—_—_+ sO moderate 2 cost ft - ug 1) Bae 7 bus a i “'l, iv — = I 3 ' — ' =" ~ : _- —— ; _ © — 3F | Under the auspices of the Public with loose spring-filled cushions and carved mould- 7 » , id at ae ee arra nged, which ; TPF id ; — Ls re 1 program has ing at the base. A comfortable Suite and one of the ae ] pe | Se es SE > g every effort to attend. ry z ae $29.75 (Ve a oe vi. $1.85 $1.79 as OUR HUNDRED dozen, specially fea- . | | ee : ee 7. , & QxXI2 size, many aterac y : ) Wilton velvet: plain Two-quart size wit woo \ . ? tured at this sale price. Made of fine, . : : , : pei and shetal.couthinen, Gntel , " : ” a es ‘ ee %' ‘oe + May Sale of alesis ‘ee > he RRO . . = —- +? & & 7 ~ - = 7 7 « tive designs and colors A , F if with multicolored band. ; = soft linen, hand scalloped and eyelet embroid- : ; | 4 | i with side crank. mae — * a oy cy Pe Mat. ies _ : ~ ; ashin chine - > _ ered. 12x12-inch size—choice of several de Royal Wiltons [~~ Ss sj # Wiltana Rugs Healthometer Scales | $14, 75 . - oe———— signs. A value to interest every housewife. : ; . , S + $12.98 ) : — $95 | SS, $45 - + oe SO ee sf bi, “ ; : =e > A small size Scale for the | ‘SS Bacsine > . ry Linen Table Madeira Bridge Sets. Hand , | “ | 6x9-foot size _. eS 1 O00 Oblong Cloths, measuring 72x90 inches, | 9 '.Ox9-foot size . 340. | -—ao : elaborate with hand-embroidered scallops / Rs2S0.6-foot —_ | | Th | e ae a peers pers bobbin 2 : These extrecrdiagté and eyelet designs—made of very fine ed ae / 9xl2-foot size .. : | i WP tric motor and knee control. Co 9 cause the garments are tound-thread linen. Values of exception- | | 9x15-foot size . he pie 4S " | | ‘4 with full set of attachments. and slightly inperfect. 3 al interest in the May sale. oe a . Flere? , easy pa ts. Liberal a 7 eld mach ‘ Piter FF ee - ° os nea %, -dabiran ides. wo ‘ Swed tit € a. tom ll Aap

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SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1928, ;CHASES month will be une. opens into a full. r, both upholstered ger ps n Suite ith dustproof con- ttractive. Dresser, 7159 ove. Seventh Floor.) res 10mical to Buy frigerators 75 rigerator that has ; rk insulation, 3-door nameled food cham- ice capacity. Same ty. priced at $77.00 — uing Machine $14.75 » water power Wash- ne made expressly for F.. can be operated any water faucet. and Spray, $1.00 pular liquid protects ring apparel from it size complete with nis special price. See tion. al Steel Knives Oc Each well-known paring ll not discolor. On 1is price as an‘ in- offer. 4 A . ee sook and voile, lace trimmed; | with frill at knee. many styles. i- orchid, (Second Fleer.)

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i calli ery Tes a 4 C1lT) Circ ulation than the mornin ” A , ORs ae. ST. LOUIS Post DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE ai se and one other evening newspaper COMBINED artic ee: , D oeitc be isos , ———SSasoe Ee ——S== —= ——— ———————_—————— — P i “i ae 7 - See ee a SS SS SS SS SSS SS See es Sasa Sa wee eae, aa 2 ee 2 ewe $2.50 Silk Faille | ‘ ur Semi-Annual Sale of Baby N ceeds ais “pe $7 49 a a SO VS, | and black. Yd. Books on 7 Care of S ince Babies to All Mothers (Main Fleer.) $2.50 Pink Crepe de Chines : 40-in. extra heavy all-dilk Crepe de Chines, in dainty a2" S 738) o> Wy aM AL TNA ATE i With, VAP a it i! 1916 . The Store for ‘ a LL the People | —— \ 4 ’ Monday— No Charge— Trained Se8@e8 8°68 8 2°88 6 overs e - Nurse in | Pt PES Months of Preparation Behind This Semi-Annual Be (iain Flees.) Event—Beautiful New Dainty Things at Big Savings Tots’ Silk Pongee Dresses $2.25 Bird’s-Eye Diapers 59c Baby Creepers Balloons for All the Pongee Silks Attractive styles in straight- Reedy hemmed satiseptic | Cunning little Creepers of fast- pr. 770 cod b S line models, with short sleeves. Bird's-eye, 24xid-inch size. /eolor kiddy cloth. Made —. t tes ccompant y 33-in. imported Pongee Have bloomers of se! lor cot- |, sanitary package of one Sl. 36 | top style, in solid colors and a Suks in stan 12-M ton sateen. Pretti!» ‘em ibroider- dozen; a package ...... ' tractive combinations. Some Parents Monday weight Nat- . ed. appliqued, or stitched tn col- . . with white madras waist. Have na . ors. Sizes $2.85 50c Children’s Panty pockets. and trimmed with em- park an " po Cae «« : Waists P 6 months to s years 45c Yard EE ee : Tots’ Voile, Dimity and blue row of sees, button : and $1. 50. Kleinert Gift Sets z 2 | (Main Floor.) : Chambray Dresses = surpotter Attachments Slee] “saciuges, sanitary, water: — Day — Colored and white dimity ¢m- proof diaper, lap pa w> en ft reidered, smocked or stitched = : hose supporters In pink or Xx Tas % = —. ~ ~ eaters Slight iy soiled. Sizes $1.50 mock mn = hehe nal blue. Very ay ical and make $2.98 Crepe Flora . tto 8 years [/, Price |, Nade of unbleached duck on | dainty gifts, A = $129 Sed; Gite Sent , $1.55 to $5.95 walees. / ee ~ Ae ogg Be oli $j neatiy boxed ......-. we on A oo gg Ba a pure 0 on Porn de Of ; ~hines in new shades of tan é wu“ th bac kK rest ° : , “ 69c Baby Pillows : Baby apped ia bh te nemaesD ter Oy otra empire or poudre Kapok and floss filled Pillews $10.95 Baby Wardrobes Of mere wea ne Sea mee o iue, rust, turquots, pink, covered with good quality ¢ot- Made of reed with four com- ca” eine ae tniineiti a oe orchid, navy ton sateer In pink and blue partments. Finished in ivory or 2 9. veers Special... 22¢ Baby 8 Receiving Blankets blue or $ 50 shades. Sizes C white enamel. Easy to decorate ‘'? 4% 3} s ae” enth enbien Chemmateten eae 13417 fac :. very ' ' — DOME ] “ with panel back and feeding tray 50-Pc Lavette wire spring, rubber-tire swivel Krinkled for Summer 4 s th R prettily deco: ated w! th nursery . s wheels. Size 73x40 inches. yey! White grounds with pink and dreases M1 S ; ns eT ugs ° designs Including aluminum finish, With cotton fits blue stripes. Scalloped edee. ‘ tray Choice of all-ivory white Complete Layette, including tufted Pad $10. 95 Sise 43x60 inches EE cis cee é bee e and colors to match $7 15 well made, full-cut garments. | to fit Each | $2.95 (Main Fleer.) And Other w breakfa sets . In the proper weight for $3.95 Tots’ Silk ts . me 4 ; . Spring and Summer. Special- . Coa ohnson’s Pure Cast Extra Special Vanta Vests ly priced for Baby Week Made of good quality crepe de - These Rugs are woven § Val A splendid weight for all-year- ~ ~~ 9 -~ yous me Mh + ag $1 98 Chiffon ae , ' -grad lity sheering. urn-down collar a ik tnd weet tized, [cubic $ 85 with embroidery designs and the very latest designs and ¢ ae breasted, piniess, buttonless; finished with stitched Col- Taffetas ea% with twistless tape ties. Sites ors: Baby blue, pink an white. for infants to 0c Sizes 6 months 95 36-in. pure dye navy blue ne Ea ae ~—“¢ FO eee, ere dress =m $10 49 ° + Soft, lustrous = — mith’s Velvet Rugs bg SE. occtsivden | ~~ . € (Matm Fleer.) And Other Popular M . ; ese These Rugs are in most desirall | Value $2.50 Stamped designs. Every Rug woven seamiles Muslin Spread finished with fringed ends. — “ggpecial .... The new popular colonial "ae | design, stamped on excellent = q ty 7 © 4 > , > meeung. “rer S| 95 Smith’s “Yonkégixminster Ru full size bed. —_— : 2S Baek ...-ccces itil a (FPearth Fiecer.) And Other M or Bee 4 $ O5 kel ’ . Seamless style with long silky, falue peat Sn oS Discontinued Attractive designs and eal ifu Rm: 7 Bucilla Packages : orings. —_ Children’s dresses, lingerie i : gowns, teddies, combinations, - * m \ Smith’s “ And Other Mé These are handsome known for their durability. designs and colorings are of t alue D A newest Spring styles. ee Smith’s *® Rugs . eee) And Other Makes 7 _- sO New Rugs, woven with worsted yarm® p Will give many years of service. Pleat . =o | ing designs and popular colors. Fimusneg | minster Rugs and many other —* articles. With suf- I » ficient floss and a instructions to . Sale ot Wash Fabrics Nz Dainty Materials for Summer — “s a — Dress $1.25 to $1.69 Values - 69c Stamped ingnams Inens ae Fancy Striped Broadcloth.... Monday Infants Dresses 32-inch tissue Ginghams. in 36-inch dress Linens in sohd Completely made 25 Printed Half-Silk Crepe i 2 to 20 yard lengths. Come in | colors. A good . RS Sy ee ee a a _ grounds ; an Pe v, soft finish 39c C hines aces Oe bs Ore 6 68 ok ee ees square yoke; long and short : eo vscnll 20c , piicuicebae hehehe $1.25 Printed Half-Silk Canton ¢ sizes. Bn. 49 a 59c Dress ee a re ae Se a a 7zC Printed Voiles Ginghams Orepe ss ee : . on $1.25 Printed Brocaded Crepe...... $3.95 Boudoir | UTM MULL TMP TE HUGLE LLLP > ~~ fi x Oe K fe” $350 Curtains and halla the Home Beautiful in a Sale hows Ri $2.95 Fringed Panels $1.95 Ruffled Grenadine Curtains Baskets! Baskets! | at this special rr ef er eeeeeenerfeee © | er rr © Of | SIPODE 2... wwe wc kewcccctcee ’ with fringe. — fine chiffon Voiles in 52-inch dress 2g in 3 - ight and dark grounds, | to 10 vard p n igths. ome in ~ . i ) oes printed 35c neat cheeke ki 3 $1.69 Half-Silk Checked Bengaline. Yard Doll Cushions $36.50 Axminster Rug: D Seamless Velvet Rugs erns. plaid effects. Ree ; S A beautiful hand painted 2 A inster R i tecti of a ne \ |S ae 2 °' oak C $1.49 Half-Silk Printed Crepes..... | (mate Fiece—wagenen) go | t2ll: mounted on 16 inch asinte ‘iain ~ tes , pillows, for your boudoir. all desired colori Th -$ e -# new novelty. Our expert - Rugs are asanamanen erates MATT TAT PTET a MH Beautiful shadow net Panels with sca! betters. fin- ea =: hed with art i al silk | — frin a : did 7 vane Quality Gotted Grenadine with tie-backs te match. F’o the s — “ ‘ it aArviiisCiai sii Yuiion tri “4 p.ien pat terns Eac = r. Uumm@mer season. _— to choose from. In the wanted ecru shade & pair neatly made and 2% yards | 55 Made of rafig and sweet grass. = yards lo Bach $2 33 EE Ee ee in various Styles and sizes. — S ‘2 aras ng a = In fruit, flower rose lear. — $1.75 and $1.95 Artificial Silk Draperies 65¢ and 75c Drapery Reps _ for picnics. Prices rang y a wranteh drapery ssleds im th nf : ae : Plain and figured Rep in wanted shades of rose blue, l5ec to $2.25 TY ’ iain and two-tone co s suitable for window and gold Will make good. draperies, covers ; % se tara $1.29 ION Yard 48c¢ (Feurth ull ' tal, Why) Wily ian ‘pag P ey Ny rapertes o> 3 oad 4S inch widt piiiows, etc $1.65 Ruffled Curtains New Spring Cretonnes p Mad rf wisette and voile. Neat s: Cheerful new ~olortngs and designs Fine ‘for te ‘ . ‘1 -_ mith tiesbacks to match. Fine for bedrooms ~ $I. 19 tisPeries pore pulows exe. Yara 48c } | $1.39 Stamped “$250 Strong Screen Doors ) 1s, . = ‘ards io ” ny 50-Inch Belgian Linens Dresses | wide, well seasoned wood hlend | ; we s°a2s80 o@ hi SL 19 to $1. 45 Artificial Silk Draperies In natural color with stripes of blue and brown. Used ‘prenchine: andl sate ty ae q: anak mortised and glued throughou lain and figured effects in rose, b da rs for slipcovers for furniture, law i) omer ye. : eee | w mitered mouldings; fitte Will make splendid window draperies > ve = wenn aan. awn swings, $] 00 — — -) a ody Ne a” and “aig ——_ wire wy Choice of: very sof Iuetrous finish Yard .. 85c $5 50 Seeeeese eee s s! sae pw che: “ks. Stataped ~ 00 and $6.50 Artificial Silk fesigns. In blue, § 00 59¢ Artificial Silk yw peniutiaiin ai | ial Silk Panels = igns. In bow Beauti! Beautifu allover designs in artificia! silk ne? "7 Hare ~enevdew x ” : ) nn pth gga ne latura! snNAaAvde Soft fi: sca oped bottom. finished with deep artifts . rae 7 - . | luster ii Ae — iT , : tas L sil Rerrigeraters: “ite . fain “Glion iringe. Goid tints. 2% yards eae: “Bac h, $3. 85 a (Peerth Fleer.) fx soar'ment house ise « lero *reome lowr. curtains for Yard 42?¢ | $2 85 Ruffled Voile Sets ms es — Set consists of curtains, vala sco oan | Extra Wide Window Shades French Hand- [OO-'> capactay. Sell on ee . 5 2) , preef fintah... Fine qtaiitvy sp ng - bails wit ru - ~ 7. lue — ee ee oe - Made of fine quality of opaque and made Dresses > vYarde le: : . nteed ro} ant ’ “an | ‘ : : vew as > wis 7 ey = > = Toe ee ee — _

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LT ee nelle, ‘a ol Ay L the immediate advantage of anticipate will be warranted he same Rugs as will be new and fresh. Come the new low; \ by the con offered int Lea BOosho. MUTATE LAT a i Mia a & | Monday. Br | " :© Smith’s ley” mS 05 POW |= ther Popular Ma OS = o ° ~. sa all the very latest ~ rings; suitable for om 6. | tie “Pr o > TMU UUM CTU RMAT Ta CUAL TTTUNNT INE = -s ae gre ; d eae, 4 ae ¢" Fe: a) 1’s “‘Carltonfminster Rugs Other Makes—9xf@ $ ond Se U's oe OO @4 * ’ ! 2 ¢ e . woven seamless in signs and colorings. ow TOF CeieteBe ots be HULU La (ha LL e a ee iged ends. mal .... Bs o C ’s “Yonker me Rugs Other Makes*-9x 3 Qg 5 with long silky na aq Value s and beautiful éé . a} vs “Kirmat Other Makes—9m andsome Rugs; durability. The rings are of the vles. ith’s “Wilt Other Makes—9 x vith worsted yarns. ¥& }of service. Pleas- -* ar colors. Finished Ls tk *iet*aeaee es 3D ett O ef © @. — 1 Fi POT OM TLL ALOU MEMS MR UTD LLG LAAGIAL CARVER LTE RMARETT ELST PRUE ETFS GT11 111 ster Rugs ary Melvet Rugs py Seamless Velvet Rugs alvet Rugs in se- Neat small all- $ 0) is of taupe, d blue (Third Floer—Nugents.) . LP Re ~Leaeleaea*® \* beee " > S ninster Rugs - “pene of Chinese ~ 3? 4 ie OF AOe KK Oe Seth Os ts OOM SH OeGS,H.5O- i6tses6=56-08=95) BURT TTL THE) Re MR Ley iieia'y) mv NWO NAN r ’ . ors Refrigerators , 2% -ineh (Mata Fileor.) $2.95 Wool Epingle 42-in. beautiful quality all- woo), firmly woven woo) Epingle Spring weight a weave for coats, suits dresses. Shown in the good $ 98 Spring shades. Dn” 4-6 oi «yas «(Main Floor.) Pearl Beads Indestructible artificial] three-strand Pear! necklaces. Nicely graduated: fitted with alana $d 98 eet Pearl Necklaces | French indestructible, arti- ficial three-strand Pearl Neok- laces, 15, 16 and 18 tnches long. A beautiful creamy lus- ter with a bril- Mant sterling sil- $ 95 ver clas set ° with pretty col- —_ ored stones...... X\ én Women’s $1.50 Silk Hose Pure thread silk service weight Hose, full-fashioned with Msle elastic tops. Well reinforced with high spliced heels. Black and all wanted ~ Spring shadea. z6s \p to 10. wecceces: $1.95 to $2.50 Silk Chiffon Hose Women’s full-fashioned all- silk Chiffon Hose. Very sheer 0x" Well reinforced with h i spliced heels. lack $ “45 a wantea : Cy fa MH tO Waeecececs: ees ny of M1 I- MUTT UCGad ead rations yh for this event alone. $25, $30, $35 Values Materials— Striped Crepes | Pussy Willow Broadcloths New Georgettes Chenille and Lace Combinaions Satin Canton Flat Crepe New Prints Flowered Chiffons Styles— ning wear. Newest colors. A New Page in the Dress History of This Store I'he Greatest $16 Dress Sale Event Held in the History of Our Business. Hundreds of Brand-New, Up-to-the- Minute Dresses will be shown for the first time. Our } Dress Buyer spent Two Weeks in New York buying | 1000 Spring and Summer Dresses | The wanted pastel shades. The brilliant hues, pre- ferred by many, the natural tones and the always fashionable’ black, navy and browns. All sizes. Misses’, 14 to 20. Women’s, 36 to 44. Stouts, 46 to 52. (Sale Second Ficor.) parte? a ULLAL b fim Street Models, Teatime Frocks, Evening Frocks, En- semble and Afternoon Dresses, Sport Frocks and Business Dresses. In fact, Dresses for all occasions. Lovely Ensemble Dresses with Georgette coats, .\ beaded, lace trimmed, scarfs, long or short sleeves with tucks, flares, godets, jabots. models for daytime wear. Styles lovely for eve- Conservative (Seconé Fileor.) White Sand | Now is the time to get your clean white sand for the kiddies’ sand plle. 100 Ne, SOP cccccocece (Third Fleer.) Olympic Coaster Wagon This Coaster Wagon is made of hardwood with diso wheels and balloon tires. Has 16x36- inch bed and full roller - bearing; 9 and its construct- ~ ed to stand hard usage. Special.. (Third Fleor.) Nugents Mor- sleep Mattresses 46-lb. extra quality all-cot- ton felt mattresses. Won't pack or lump. Roll edge. Art = $11 (Third Floor.) i Kapoc Floss Mattresses 30-lb. choice Java Kapoo Fioss Mattresses. Resilient and restful. Guaranteed to wear. Roll edge. Choice $) ] 85 ticking. oo )) ree (Third Fleer.) Lovely Silk Undergarments $3.95 to $5.95 Values Crepe de chine slipover nightgowns, envelope chemise Attractively trimmed - < ls, hemstitching and and step-in drawers. ‘e, orchid, coral TheMay Sale of Linéerie | Prices only possible through the co-operative buying of our fourteen big stores. ,, You should buy your Summer needs at these savings. $9.95 Silk Princess Slips Radium Silk Princess Slips—made with bodice top; attractively trimmed with lace insertion and lace edge top, and bottom with shadowproof drop of batiste ; some hip _ A “gt or white. Sizes $3.85 Philippine Lingerie Philippine handmade nightgowns and en- velope chemise, built-up or strap shoulder style. Made of fine quality nainsook. All hand sewn, beautiful hand-ambroidered sprays, eyelets and dots; hand-scalloped =~ <r SA $1.95 *" $2.95 $2.98 Handmade Princess Slips Fine nainsook Princess Slips with deep shadowproof hems, hand hemstitched top, with hand embroidered designs across the front. All hand sewn. $I 95 Sizes 36 to 44 ° $2.69 and $2.95 Silk Undergarments Dainty envelope chemise, made of crepe de chine and radium silk. In bodice top style with ribbon straps. Also step-in drawers, made of crepe de chine. White and pastel shades, trimmed with lace inser- $I tion, medallions and hemstitching Crepe Nightgowns Slipover style Nightgowns, made of wash- an-ready cotton crepe; Jenny neck and kimona sleeves. In plain or floral pat- terns. Colors—flesh, white aght bamavGe *o .dvccdce sdageacei 95¢ $1.39 Princess Slips Princess Slips of nainsook, with shadow- proof hems; bodice top, trimmed with em- broidery edge and embroidery 95 ma cx ~ Ae Sizes 36 to 44....... C : $1.50 Junior Princess Slips Princess Slips, made of Fruit-of-the-Loom and nainsook, trimmed with lace-edged ruffle and lace insertion. Built- $I 19 up shoulder style. Sizes 14 to 18. $1.25 Extra-Size Undergarments Extra-size slipover nightgowns, envelope chemise, with built-up shoulder, elastic knee bloomers and princess slips, made of fine quality nainsook, full cut, well made. Trimmed with lace edge and hemstitching. Sizes | ns 46 to 52 $2.50 and $2.95 Novelty | Undergarments An unusual group of 600 pieces. In. cluding slipover nightgowns, envelope chemise and step-ins. Made of novelty check and dotted silktex, and striped voiles. In all the new pastel colors, at- tractively trimmed with fine laces, net $ 85 : and hemstitching. Col. © — ors: Maize, peach, flesh, Nile, orchid, light blue and white. . $1.95 Handmade Lingerie Handmade Philippine and Porto Rican nightgowns and ervelope chemise; trimmed with hand-embroidered sprays, hand-drawn . and sealloped edges. Al! hand- $ | sewn, Sale price.........ceeee. 1.39 (Fourth Fleer—Nugepts.) Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee we eaeagaeseueeasuununsuagaaeaeasaenanneegane + one? ey ing ae ee ea RG Pe Or ae » A - 3 *? . s - . in A eee a ee ee ee oe 2 page - ee oo — - a . : : 4 ’ ‘ - ih .

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“ve ~ a e~ oe a ‘ne iad j 10 ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - — ———-- a Pe Ne ere OP ory ore “i a APRIL 26 igeg am a. - | WEDDINGS AND PARTIES yw 2~++===0=-| FOR BRIDAL GUPLE ad News has reached St. Louis of the marriage of Miss Lucille Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charies Ross Shaw of Pittsfield, i. and alfred G. White, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. White of 510 Trinity avenue. 8t. tLouvls The ceremony took place Wednesday at the home of the tride’s parents. There were no attendants. The couple wil come to St. Louis after their we Aing trip and will be at home at the Forest Park Hote). Among the guests from St. ] evils were Mr. and Mra. A. H. Whits parents of the bridecroom: his »rother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mre. Linn L White: his brother-in-law and sis- ter. M-. and Mrs. Frank S. Cant- well and their son, Alfred White Cantwell, and Miee Amy Hasse!) Invitations have been received for the marriage of Miss Irma Flora Schneider, and James Fd- ward Winterton Jr... of 6633 Magk- nolla avenue, Clifton Heights. Thursday. Apri! 30. A reception tn honor of the event will be held that evening at Rubicam Ha!!. Grand boulevard and Potomac atreet, from &:30 to 12 o'clock. Mise Marguerita Marie Diekmann has chosen Saturdsy. May 2. as the date of her weiding to Edward Anheuser Fritz. Monsignor J. J. Tannrath will perform the cere- mony at the Immaculate Concep- tion Church at 5 o'clock in the eve- ning. Mrs. Joseph Penn and Mrs. Tom FE. McCray Jr. will be matrons of honor, and Misses Fiva Stife! and Olga Paula Eberth,. brides- maids. They wil! be gowned alike in pastel shade! georgette. Mrs. Penn in nile green: Mra. MeCary. orchid: Miss Stife’ in blue, and Mies Eberth. pink. Marcella Ratermann, a cousin of the bride, as flower girt, will wear salmon pink. Rob- ert’ Henry, Schumacher. a brother of the bride. will be ring bearer. Mr. Fritz will have his brother. William Anheuser Fritz, as best man: Alfred Hal!, Edmund Reims. Oliver Hannauver. groomsmen. and Herbert Franz Dieckmann, Charles Hamm, Anheuser Rombauer, Tom BE. MeCary Jr.. and Kurt Dieck- mann, ushers. The bridal couple gave a dinner inst night at Bevo Mill, and Mra. A. IL. Weissenborn and her daughter, Mra. Penn. gave a bridge luncheon April 22; Mr and Mrs. McCary Jr. will give a bridge for the couple and their at- tendants April 3° and Miss Eloise Jones will give a bridge Tuesday afternoon, Apri! 2* Miss Margaret FE. Todd. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Todd of 5941 Ridge avenue, be- came the bride Thursday evening of Harold P. Davison of O'Fallon, lil., the Rev. C. C. BStahmann offi- Clating, at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's gown was white romaine crepe beaded in pearis and rhinestones, with gode's of Venetian lace set into the skirt Her flewers were roses and Iiilies of the valley. Miss Dorothea Da- vison, maid of honor, and Miss Ma- rie Todd, bridesmaids, were gowned alike in Dolly Varden dreases in peach and pink respec - tively, and carried roses and blue delphinium. Barrett Sills was best man and Edward Todd, grooms- man. Following the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the Gatesworth Hote!) for members of the immediate farnities and the b:!- dail party and 125 guests later at- tended a reception. After a weid- ding trip Mr. and Mre. Davison wi! make thelr home with the bride's parenta. Miss Agnes Lippy, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Edward H. Lippy of 4136 Virginia avenue, and Ernest Gielow were quietly married Mon- day. April 20. at &. Thomas’ Church, the Rev. Father d’Arcy of- Centiauved on Page 12. nn 288 wa Protect . : Your Furs : OTHS seem small and harm- less — yet how easily they can ruin the most costly furs. Only by placing your Furs in storage can you protect them from this danger. Call Central 4904 and our bonded messenger will call. Repairs and Alterations We are now charging low Summer rates for this work. Order your work dome now at re- LESS Sess s tC SCP SCPC SPs eee ee — \ Open a Charge Account—It Always Pays to Buy at Nugents | | _ Babies’ Kumfy-Kabs A The Carriages The Strollers This fine round fiber reed carriage. finished im Fine round fiber reed, fin- cafe au lait,. brown, imid- ished in various colors. All might. and dark blue colors. seats padded, upholstering All seats padded: adjustable te match Adjustable hood ond ami bae st rake er hood ? back re - b ak and hack rest: brake and and solid rubber tires. While a limited ~ solid rubber RS aw $ ] 485 | tia > bret BSB... ceed ev iast..... (Third Ficer—N agents.) NX Zhe Store rer \\ "\ SUNDAT. APRIL 26, 1225. es ALL the People \ Third Floor J CZs. oe , > ULLALC aio Sh \ | ap apa ai PERSE: ea New Location Pie aoe A Timely Purchase at Price Concessions Ena- Choice of These Round Fiber , voice of bles Us to Offer These Items at Special Prices Reed Carriages and Strollers ‘ ' strong leather handle, good lock and catches, beautifully Satinette effect lined, shirred pockets and removable hat form. During this sale CUR 6.0 hdd ven ns baddies be cae cee On ~~ } During this saie only straps all around Case: shirred pockets. Oring tne cals COR és ick iczedée deste eee This Case, as illustrated. Extra deep and roomy; good O00 quality black enamel, solid leather corners, neatly lined, . able lock. Various sizes and makes. Choice of genuine pigskin, walrus and cowhide, two, three and four pockets; mahogany, black and russet colors, adjust- , sR e TEPC TETicTtTirTty Pe re Te Women’s Round Hatboxes This Hatbox, as illustrated, well made, all-leather an SE Leather Traveling Bags This Bac. as illustrated, good quality, leather lined. sewed- O0 feather corners, good lock and catches, inside pockets. . Black Enamel Suitcases 00 _- - . ‘ ' ‘ " »: , vy Saal 7 . - 5 . SESeasep ease 2.8 8B BBB BBB SS S888 8 S82 81:8 888 8.2 BB eB Be 88a effects. Rol) Spring Calls for Pretty New Wall Papers This is the right time and none too early for you to make selections for ea —from our complete new stock of Wall Papers. Block and Floral Patterns A large selection of papers suitable for all rooms, including stripe, block 1 and floral effects. = and 2 PP Pr eee ~ FREE yu 7 ” * 7 - - . a ; hk, ae : every Sweeper-Vac. Sweeps! Vacs!! Mops!!! Phone. and without obligation you may bave s hb demonstration so that you may judge for — Sue 4 you ' TaN ome . » er-Vac value Solid on easy terms. See ese SeseeeesceseeR ese eaea AL ee ee It is the one Cleaner for all housecleaning. Rugs large or small are quickly and thoroughly cleaned by | powerful suction plus @ correctly speeded motor-driven brush. Sweeper-Vac attachments freshen and brighten your furnishings. The Vac-Mop, an exclusive feature mops by vacuum, hardwood floors. Try This All-Purpose Cleaner in Your Home / a’ WM _ EBS N ee oF ote Z ws =—_—«_- = —— nf te . a oad 5, ee iat car P : ¢: a a ys te 5 : % be bal od “a c eh Ps ~ ; 4 he he. ; = eta a 7s 4 “a > i My > | ‘. We. SR LS LS hs SPCSSESASAERSESSAESESSASRE ESSE ERSSESEESSSSSSS ee: McCall Printed Patterns | cs — eT } i WA AN \ YL _ , . 43 see Se 2 (q@: = he a 5 Bs 5 é 4 r.

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See aa es. SY NDAY, APRIL 26, 192%. . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eRe ese 22s ee 2 eee —————— — Se gpg aga ap SB 88 8 s'2' eR SC @Qrrrsgcert nage 8 2°22) 82.8 iii ee ee ee ee oe ee oF +.» , Wa\\ty \ ES RTT bg: eae Pag tis ; ~~ S ote ie o*. . . ~ **. ‘ P ' o: “ Ps s = b «2% g A “+. * _ / >. +2 .* — : ae - Onde ~ aiet oats Sate. - fe «t~*, s ee rs ce of c - ad ll tel | os" . ase". *.* 8 Pate *. "oe. ae > See - ring i oa ete erate . wet leie® 4 ...o > Ses +" =, » * o4¢.& * a. ae . I Pe ee -, a > Sere 7. - = = >- —— ae sil =~ ‘ gf ge te } 1000 Kiddies’ Voile Frocks 4 | =ter Dainty little Voile Frocks in the ' te loveliest shades, trimmed with lmer : 5° DE = and tiny ribbon bows Sizes 3 to & Eta ae o . ; : ne ee ee Baby Week in Bargain Basement aoe a 9) Mens eh a > years $1.95 27.in. Bird’s-eye Diapers, per doz. Sosa R TE ARE talc hingentea catia ey par ast Presa x esas Many Other Unadvertised Items on rg 4 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) rms 8 y season have nius of Jenny one copy the ents that are -C. Bytheir h a complete } the original s each slight- atures ong this printed yway together. ns for sewing, ting in tucks, nares and di- tern pieces. — ghtful surprise. clothes—stylish you make them imple, accurate us casy as A-B-C. = Se Big Purchase and Sale / 4600 Sweaters The ies Latest Styles Including - Peter Pan Kid Boots Sport Models Crickets and Other New Novelties At About Wholesale Cost The Maker Stands the Loss— You the Profit $2.95 to $3.95 Values JO In-the Smart New Colors Lanvin green, jade, orange, poudre blue, éastman red, black and white, sand, wood shades, mist, cinnamon, shrimp, gray, or- chid, seal; 4]] sorts of combinations; plain and stripe effects: a range of colors. This price is the, lowest we_ have seen in vears on Sweaters of this high quality. You will want a couple or mére. 36 to 46 Kinds and Materials laistrous rayons—ravon and wool mixed heautiful soft all-wool—with collars and euffs | of fine felts, some collars trimmed in silk braids. You will want them fer the Sum mer trip the vacation the morning sport S, Gwe Size and Colors With Mail Orders Sale in atgain Basement OO Apo An Extraordinary () R S i fai Value-Giving Event Colors Many Attractive Styles—At Orchid, Rose, Brown, Green, Pink, Red, Copen. Blue This Unusual Low Price Trimmings Are the very newest for Spring —_ and Summer. Rick rack, em- broidery, contrasting pipings and orfandy and many other attractive trimmings. Self pock- | ' et and belts. Medium and Tritt large checks. pe et 7 +424 + Bear Garment Crisp, st Fresh and New K Regular Sizes q L Has Extra - — Sizes Mail Orders Promptly Filled Jt All Ginghams!! | f Made in Amoskeag jod Seeurity Ginghams . Ye A wonderful assortment of patterns, colors and combinations. Aiiilt ij J om ms - i wa oe pwaceeerer ee La ia: - > ai eres 4 Extra Special! 1500 Wash Dresses | \Vit= oe fs = All With Set-In Sleeves in Solid Color Linene ooo tea; Material—Also Some Printed Voiles Oh" : I These Dresses marked % of their regular value and will be sold out early due to this extraordinary low price for Wash Dresses. Sizes 36 to 44. but not every size in each style. F None of these Dresses are illustrated. Sale in Bargain Basement ey . i. >" ‘se : * = aw - >. —— .e. 4 fi me « ; : oe 5 ene : ss ‘ «eve 8) oe es.'ee o °° 1 ooh ae ost te f ¥ oH sof eit i 2 ! 2s te ane "4 eeeie sae fi ‘ ese s: _ Si a ee ' “so 2 _ = ’ ~8et @ sa “ a ose 18 . s. ee,rse . a aor éanae ee Py = Y . sway ~~ - -~ - se .- yd - oon ones Soon’ x — es ~~ oe ee nene ee es so0'e0 ra ; . pli gh Pe 2 oe es . a _—— 8 ete eocees es a eo sooee® SS OOS 1010 enoer = pte 40 - te oe0ee ee esses SHES = 8 § So ~ ry Les t iP ; , ms , . : . on RB S ] {nother Big Ebent in Our Big Bargain Basement Ready-to-Wear Section Basement Sale o ' Women’s and Misses’ Shoes 2S ~Practical & Dressy Styles at This Special Sale Price 1600 Pairs in One Big Groupatli.... inl Shoes reduced from our higher-priced stock added The Dresses— The Coats— by a new purchase. -Your choice of white krd, Women's and misses’ sizes. 1000 new Spring Coutse— white canvas, blonde safin, black satin, blonde suede, ave Se . os pate that the mgnufacturers ase- black suede, patent leather, tan ealf, black « ag and new Spring Dresses at this rificed to us special Yor this , kid leathers. n ¢cutl- Ensembies, cireulare, sale. 2 Tey ener eee ) offects, combinations, Siyles are popular Prince straps, instep straps, Sizes Matertale are Satin. Canc of Wales, straightline mod- = straps and Ox- 214 to 8 tomn_| Georgettes, a elx, trimined with tuck- oras., *. « in the Lot mete” cath: Seats Cee: esd ao artnet rest, erage, rogeweed. rowe, roukie and rest , Wear (Bargain Basemest——N ugents.) Ovese Haee--i¢ zs sai ees ey age egente.) , ’ TRBeesepeseusmeesueseeseuuaenuggaweseseepeupeeanueste 2.8.8 8 a SeSeBea Be Beaeseseaesaasnae 2 ae - eS - ? "a .= °° ~— eS 3S a = -< et ee

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12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 s - "i , x * 7 "oe —— > & . - ae Lee ae. rrr ail : ihe ee ey Fall ~ Ki " y = > —_— ‘ * ~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 19% | — REGULAR SLENDERIZING APPAREL SIZES 4 oe 39°56 OM 36% 46 | A Most Extraordinary and Timely Offering of High- Type Cotton Dresses—and at the Very Time You Want Them. A Typical Lane Bryant Event. {ane Bry ant [STOUT AND EXTRA BROOKLYN Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis CaaS Newest Summer Dresses In a Great Advance Summer Economy Event Sizes 39 to 56 French Voile, Embroidered Dotted Lace Trimmed Hand-drawn $10.75 French Voile, $18.50 Voile, $18.50 Linen 15 .50 DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT SECOND SECOND FLOOR FLOOR : ey important Summer fashion event for women of all sizes. Cotton Frocks of every type and color are presented in the slim-effect adaptations sought by full-figured women. Wearable Frocks, fresh and charming, that reveal new and fascinating phases of the Surimer mode. @ FRENCH VOILES, plain, printed and embroidered. LIN- ENS, plain and embroidered. Also smart slenderizing mod- els of NOVELTY COTTONS. Dresses for every hour of a Summer's day at prices far below usual for such qualities. Beautiful unrestrained colors run riot through these gorgeous Frocks—and please study the prices—$10.75 and $18.50 for high-grade Lane Bryant Extra-Size slenderizing Dresses. Other Cotton and Linen Dresses, $17.95, $21.75, $23.75, $25.00 | and $29.50. ~ . Dakin a en ke een ono oko Quitting Business | This million-dollar house must quit the retail business. THE RETAIL Our large loca! dealer bux St. Louts. The-ceremony was performed by Rabbi Nathan Stern im the pres- nee of the immediate family at om. April 14, at the Roosevelt tel, New York City. Mr. and VMirs. Niederberge left for an extepd- n trip South and will their homein New York . . *? ~t horevmoo mare Mrs. John Treadway de Moss of 926 Mar the Larriage 4 daughter. Elise de Moss, to Edward Chicago, Th® bride is a Visitation Acad- the Washington t School she is a M. A. De Moss and Mr in of Wash > have de avenne announces ne her Ni iss Sr lerland of Johnson Sat- >? » IpaA ae and nzton parted - ’ — e« * . M iss Virgipia Austin. f Dr. and Mrs. J. F.. Austin 106 ‘Pherson avenue, daughter of became Saturday, April 18, Payne of Elmhurst. N Tnion Avenue Christian The bride Tittan at to match. an? ~ * ry re Hull The co iplie will make their imaz 1e@iT ame in L le troit a? ‘er a wedding rn * and Mrs. Benfamin Appel! * 616 Leland avenue, announce ‘he engagement their daughter, Vics and Leo Rosen- | thal and Mrs. Louts ruis. ' The marri age « f Miss Bess Mi'- ler, daughter of Mr and Mrs. P. H. | of 4316 Laclede avenue, en, inkman of 3833 S: | livan avenue, took place ite! April 18 at the Miller nilax and ferns dec orated the bride’s home, and Ah performed by iackman of St (“hurch Mrs. honor; oft Rose Appell, Ve a-* of St. Li SsonTr of Rosenthal care. is the Rev Peter's in the presence | M. Kurts was Misses Laura | ons to_all captains and || drama. | ; = | Widmer end Kathryn Mueller, | bridesmaids and DCrnest Brinkman, | ene of the bridegroom, best jard, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Raeder | 17. of Maffitt avenue, announce the pond in Detroit. marriage of their daughter, Miss | Irene Raeder, ani James M. Barn- and Mre. 8S. L. | Barnard of Lacleie avenue, April The couple will make their LOCUST STREET WEST OF NINTH MAY SALE OF HIGH-GRADE UNDERWEAR Begins Monday @ The triple attractions of QUALITY, STYLE and PRICE make this an event of extraordinary interest to the bride-to-be, the woman who is going away, and to all women who know values. Silk Princess Slips Of pretty and serviceable tub silk, in flesh, white, ie and dark blue, spe- cially priced at $2.95 Silk Princess Slips in the better grades, in all the wanted colors, including btack, specially priced at $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and up te $32.50 All of these Slips are made with shadowproof double hem. = Philippine Princess Slips Handmade, with double hem, beautifully em- broidered and trimmed with real filet lace, spe- cially priced at ne $2.95 and $3.95 Finer ones, trimmed with real Irish lace, spe- cially priced at ah $4.95 and Up to $32.50 Handmade Lingerie Sets Two-piece hemstitched Sets, chemise and step-in drawers, in pink, orchid, blue and white, extra special at $3.95 the Set Early selections are advisable, because of the limited number of garments in each style. Charge account purchases billed June 1st. 7 . _— > = = 4 _ -*.. - ————— Your, Mirror Shows That MOLER Knows! Friends won't tell you, but your mirror shows whether that high-priced marcel. permanent wave, or shingle beb you met is the work of an expert or a novice The price yeu paid entitles you to the best! The surest way to get it is to regularly patronize MOLER’S. Our professional service costs only a trifle more than our low student operator rate, but due to our special offer it is but half you usually pay elsewhere. This Week’s Special Offer: A $25.co Incomparable MOLER Permanent Wave for Only $12.50. Limited to 100 Women! MOLER SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTURE 810 North Sixth Street. Tel. Central 3551 and 3553 (Have you ever considered Beauty Culture as a profession for yourself? ) | MEANSBEA tust received, sae . % 7 7 fi \ Fo a ee Y Charge Ficvofieesil Wil Appear on June © Statements Monday and Tuesday C é Extreme —IN A— Month-End Sa ¢ Presenting Spring Apparel in Broken Size L at Sensational Savings “The Store That Sells Nice Things” HENRY A. WEIL, cy 916-918 CLIVE ST. ~ NE 714-16 Was 3700 Novelty Monday and Tw tinue our great sal wear. Never before quality been offere prices. Every Sho 100 styles to-choos $. a " * “4 : ; ; FOR MONDAY ONLY] EVERY COAT |} Regularly $25 to $85 At Reduced Pricest™ \ ‘“MONTH-END SALE OF Finer Dressed Formerly Priced Up to $65 a — One-of-a-Kind Models That Are Offe Utterly Regardless of Cost to Us = The New Art £ er Plasti-Chroming is an art that hundreds of devotees in St. wonder—when you consider beautiful things that you can ma a little cost. Our special offer to purchase a Complete Outtit, This is a substantial reductic WEIL’S—Secané Fim en includes sufficient material to ¢ , . EG : a MONTH-END SALE Jt DRESSES Formerly Up to $35 About 69 SES and S28 Seat ae Disposal for Quick art objects. Prints & Clay —can also be bought to advan time. The Persian Clay does graze and is very pliable. (two for $2.20). A choice prints, 7x9 inches include all ¢ and are only 25c each. Free Instruction - —are given daily from 9:00 to WEIL’ S—Second ' - eS classes are conducted by * ‘MONTH- END SALE Of - ENSEMBLES | Two Groups at Exceptional Savings * Formerly Up to $50+ exceedingly clever work is students. 4 Ls ~s Mi 3 Buy Paint From a P Here-Sa Largest Concern of Its Tinted Enamel For wie her cete fae Formerly Up

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SUNDAY APRIL 26, i928. aUNDAY APRIL 26, 1925 pear on June sday Only alues d Sale | Broken Size Lots ivings — » SALE ma) Y ONLY OAT $85 Irices! WEIL'S—Third Floor. —_———_ —"e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE C!TY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ INC) 714-16 Washington Av. 3700 Pairs Novelty Footwear Monday and Tuesday we will con- tinue Our great sale of women's Foot- wear. Never before have Shoes of this quality been offered a4 such give-away prices. Every Shoe Qap@ett end over 00 styles to choose frog. Fancy 7 7 Stagger Cut-Oufs * Ties Ktep-In —=—=> Sport Pumps Models One Bell” tor Sandal ’ n Straps ooo = Effects Friday and Saturday we sold over 5000 pairs, which means we are giv- ing real values. Come early Monday morning, doors open at 9. Patent Leather Blonde Satin Black Satin Fancy Underlays (Gray Kid Colored Kid Two-Tone Combinations 92 |*30 Made te Ree Our Windows Se FF 2 Ae Oe oon > eee mee sell for $8.50 FREE fo firet 100 Shoe purchasers Monday morning, beautiful pair ~— of Hose. STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER ' 4 — : — : \ SALE OF esses to $65 Are Offered ‘ost to Us "EIL'S—Becond Floor, : The New Art Plasti-Chroming is an art that has found hundreds of devotees in St. Louis. Small wonder—when you consider the truly beautiful things that you can make at such a little cost. Our special offer enables you to purchase a plete Outtit, $2.49 A — — a | \ SALE OF ES | 35 port Dresses sal * AE LEE PP LPO 3 ** This is a substantial reduction. Outfit includes sufficient material to create many art objects. Prints & Clay —can also be bought to advantage at this The Persian Clay does not crack or graze and is very pliable. Pint can, $1.20 (two for $2.20). A choice assortment of prints, 7x9 inches include all the favorites and are only 25c each. - time. Free Instructions EIL'S—Second Floor. : — . a SALE OF SLES al Savings merly Up to. $95 ‘49° High-Grade rembles in Navy and Colors VEIL'S—Third Floor, —are given daily from 9:00 to 5:00. Our classes are conducted by experts and some exceedingly clever work is done by our students. (Fifth Floor.) SS RRO RRR PER CNR Buy Paint From a Paint Store! ily Here-Save Money! Irgest Concern of Its Kind in St. Louis F Bile - Price : No old = etock of —— ; Paints bier can ully cuaranteed. (ompare our Floor Stain prices Dries hard over nicht. Hich closes Ready-Mixed Special! Miller's Gold Seal $4) 85 supreme quality =a xO. linmeeed oil. "1 colors Para Paint -_- no%™ linseed oll: for inside or outside —_ use. “4 colors (al. Disie Paint $ 49 The best value in pBeatws town at the price. Goi Pure Linseed Oil, $1.22u. ee ee ae Mhedwu ater ies, Includ- Leather ; ~Firet Fioor. , Phir Linoleum arminh WALL PAPER & PAINT CO. CONVENIENT STORES: 1001 Franklin Av. “"10G Eleeten AY ‘N4%-5 Jefferson Av. 4° sSeuth Main ™t. QUALITY PAINTS 53 fer the ROUTINE AND SPECIAL’ ACTIVITIES OF CLUBS The annual luncheon of the Del- phian Council of the St. Louis Dis- trict will be given Wedneeday, April 29, at 1 p. m., in the Hotel | Chase paim room. Mrs. W. H.'| Hudson, president of the will preside. Ly the Washington University faculty {will make the prin address, foliowea by a musical program. ' The presidents of the local chap- ters composing the council, Mmes. Flint Garrison, W. H. Dickey, kq- ward W. Felger, John Gemmel, Ione T. Gilmore, H. W. Schmale Ww. Cc. Hill, B. W. Follenious, H. W. ' Dawson, Roy Holman, Katherine Ridel, Harry Salisbury and Miss Lulu Bridges, will be hostesses for the luncheon, assisted by Mmes G. M. Chapman, 8S. C. Dahman, C {1 H. Gibson, W. T. Brown, John Aus- C)tta ipal tin, W. C. Larue, 8S. P. Douglas, M G. Holt, 8S. C. Osborn, C. H. Larue, ore. Dicks, G V. R. Mechin, Charlies Prescott, A. M. Pride, R ¢. Varns, G. B. Lindsa’ Andrew Hoffman, Thomas (labaugh, George Logan, C. A. Reubel, Frank L.. Davis, Hudson Talbot, E. M, | Merriam, George Hil!. Calvin West, | Arthur Patton, T. B. Blair, H. C. Smith. Clyde Fisher. Martha Reese | and Misses Rose Brady. Linda Col- lins, Elvira Ude and Alma Kicker. The Harmony Literary Club hel | its regular meeting Friday with Mrs. George Springmever hostess for the 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs W. C. Markham, presiding, opened the meeting with roll call, respond- ed to by current topics. The Eiggth | District biennial delegates were appointed as follows: Mrs. Sidnee Barr and Mrs. Harry Bennett Plans of the Holdings Committee for the new clubhouse | were unanimously indorsed. Papers were turned over to the Literature and Reciprocity Comm! disposal in the Public Library. Mrs Sidney Barr reportei the F Committee trip Gallery and their study of Weiman’s American sculptu der the leadership of Miss Powell taly, the subject for trees for ine Arts Art Adolph re, un- through the ine vear, was discussed in a program on Naples and the Southern Cities by Mrs. W C, Markhan lombard and Got! Kings by Mrs. ¢ k. Sternberg, and the Napoleor Cs O\ ©T) | Mrs. Sidney Barr () t o» the biennia! the next rercular meet- ing has been inged to Wednes- day, April 29, Mrs. J. F. Sternberg entertaining at her home, Ciaytor Mo. The Candi Literarv Club wi hold its annual business meeting and election of officers following a luncheon at the Gatesworth Hot on next Thursda’ Virs bs Goerlich, Mrs. My: Med Mrs. A. W. Cleveland are in chares of a ngerne ~ ( An interesting prog s } g prepared fi the gr of eighth district, Mi Fed f We en's Cl) ’ the Coronado Hotel May 1 Her “. Ess of Kansas ¢ es ident of th. x1 . ri Feds ; 7 r Women's Clubs i1] dress TY) new dey -¢ oni é an? ite terr P . Sented hy My VN Ik | ‘ . Joseph, State Nairman of Iinoberts Ret ween the ecenes Mies Dorothy Stevenson cave three \ lin solos, accompanied on the piar iby Miss Ruth. Napier Mra. Olives Blackington grave reading fro The Widow's Might.” written bys Shirley Seifert ‘ St. Louis Miss Seifert and her mother were among the cuests of the afternoon The parliamentary law group of the Monday Club con: thetr vear'’s work with a luncheon Thurs- day. April 16. Short given by a number of the new offi!- cere and guests, and Mrs. S. E. An- drews Sang a group aa ot “ore pp ‘luded talks were of songs mea Mle Instaliatio sof the c'iuh will take place Thurscd April 39 Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p Reservations must be fm the ands of the Hospitality Commit Centinucd eon Neat Page. bullding ' A New Beauty ee oO A fascinating complex- ion glowing with radi- ant beauty. No messy treatments, the results are fimmediate. An ap- pearance that wi!! be the ad- miration of your friends is awaiting you. Made in white, flesh, rachel. , Send roc. for Trial Size F.T. Hopkins & Son NewYork Gouraups ORIENTAL CREAM| | FAIR FOR ALL You do not have to be a “good trader” to get your money’s worth when you buy a used car from us. Every car is plainly marked and fairly priced. JOE MOCHISKY'S IRENE CAFE |. 4738 GRAVOIS SPECIAL DINNER Sunday or Dally “a 10 a. m. to 1 a. m. Choice of TURKFY,. CHICKEN. STFAK OR FROG A Wonderful Dinner for LEGS Tare Motor Company.tine 3041-43 Locust Boul. 2 Used Car Dept. 1 = Bomont 124! REWARD! Children! Help me find “Trixte,” DODSE BROTHERS DEacers S&u. Goon USED Cars male poodic. disappeared April % Slight eye-lid mark. GLADYS BRANDON ys 606-08 Washington Thru to Sucth Se REDUCTIONS on COATS and SUITS Just 32 Top Coats $ 5 Sacrificed at ------.-- Just 35 Ensembles $15 - > = * | Cloth & Silk Combinations * Just 75 Sport Coats Some Chappie Coats & Twills 20 | Cloth & Silk Combinations 6S19 Pershing. Cabany 4494. Just 42 Ensembles 5 (Reg. UT. 8S. Pat. Off.) Y® : » 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street NEW! CANDY STRIPES! Summer Siler Frocks JUST FROM THEIR TISSUES! EXTRAORDINARY VALUES hl P nste We have just unpacked these lovely new Frocks. They are the very last word for Summer wear. See them be-- fore you buy. Materials are tub silks and heavy crepe de chine in the newest stripe combinations. Also stunning new prints and solid colors. All sizes. KLINE'S—Fourth Floor. Monday—A Sensation NY HAI In Our Popular-Price Section YOUR CHOICE Just think of it!—not a Hat in this section is regularly priced less than $5.00! Without a single exception every Hat will be sold Monday at less than actual cost! The sale price is $2.00. Come early. Hats of every description—for every pur- pose—about 1000 in all—the most sensational val- ves offered this season! KELINE’S—S&cecond Floor. —- | | ENERGINE ony citance re td eS ee. oS =— Choice of House | Choice of House COATS = Before you pack away your winter clothes Every spot which you leave in the clothes means a home for a moth, But don’t have to take chances with moths! A few min- utes time and a little Energine enables you to take out all the spots. you can be sure that your clothes are safe. - Energine cleans quickly and thoroughly. Use it on suits, coats, furs, dresses, laces and fine silks. Leaves no odor. _—_ Bush “705° ie OS oe SD ii Co Or = 3 | . Ae - pe Gin j PR = 7. eran eee e ee eeeeweeeeeeeeceaeeree eee eea® ‘reee June 15th Planted OF wy ert et BRST ESR 4 * an ene 6, PQ, sie ee — . i ae a! a co ees > mle is — $a = EEE a i. >. ~~. -— eee es «+ = » > & | ore - ‘~ - ae —)] &* & > © ee “* ~~ « —_—* - e : _— es ~~ tem . aw ra a? ‘. line ee * Se &. whine . ~ + ow 4 ~

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$ * a: 7 ’ Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED one has MORE CITY € ) g SUNDAY, u4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , The Daily POST-DISPATCH a” - Fe ge —— ere ee . P a =— . ae )) Eee — — ea c CIAL les she Coronado Hotel May 1, in Producing & Cr - agua Pl tl \ e ACTIVITIES OF CLURS ‘ertained Auet ROUTINE AND SPE UBS connection with the district meet- Willard Rartiet i oe a. ih Announcing E AND SPECIAL rig - F CL ine Of these Mrs. Geo. Frankel is Sanitation for tne cemam: hadi i . re. ft. '* ACTIVITIES oO o ag _ came ore Mrs. Barney Dy- Dr. Max Starkloff, Health Con THE FAMOUS ACTIVITIES OF CLU°S sented the pre ee oo — “ 2 Cincinnati, and Mrs. John 5S. missione: Pr ed from Preceding Page. st uy of Dring Mra. C. J. Here Cs on ‘rancisco, Cal > FO. met witt VI T > r pa ert E. Lee” > rayne tT =a Ti Fran ; ‘ ; i “hapt er DD Q } i? 9 e aos . . po teem Ape = Mrs. Lewis Lacey, Mrs. H. L. King yy. Pp Cc. Compton. 6811 Persh- of New York | Crosby’ s FITTING STOUT sei], T. Koers, W. Miles. W M. . Mason Jr. A past presuuel te of the Eight! and Mrs. A BE. Reton are the oni) ing avenue Tuesda’ April >i. Wit ; ‘ # rh 'y ; | WOMEN ” “ Seat al a H. W iemers genan of Ann : Dia 'riet Missou: | bece: wo ye gn | ones able 10 be in attendance at the Me. F. sage ier as % panes : 3 - , ob Featuring the LEON-OIL “Gray Shop’’| | OUR SPECIALTY A pter cK. P. E. G., was en- The Stet te +) , rw r)} ’ ‘is 4 : . godt . _ . r) a ¢ rvequ / ° P } *s lube . aig hi - my *n) be iV eT — a a - hostess . Lun soba ‘ re ea hrreine es ro ’ ’ give a usic 1] tea a © _ pic S- er a A —y + val os Manbeed. 54 ee MONDAY, 9 A, M. | Bitae |oesscmese |, Setar eae cea ee | eee ee ee al Monday—T - (nd oe Bom DY URE Secure GARET MAULE SHOP We Will Offer Extraordinary Values on the Following Articles: onddy 2} i ¢h m erg Of . a an + Sehoeffler. and . = i : e Montebello Camp Commitcee of Mmes M Gr a nek 4 Ludwig Central 18910—ID911. Abeve Johnson Bros.” Drug Store. . Young Women's Christian As- 5) Roroling, W. Crutcher. J._H Special appointment for working girls Sunday and evenings. Sweaters—Of finest fiber; for motor- ,; Corsets—Oddsand ends M i , =a poy Bm nome pd ing and utility wear. Black, io in —- stout corsets; ‘a nan of this i «= , brown and white. All sizes _ practically all sizes in S i. Maternity plans were formulated fo LEG : | ehte fi nd Odd Lots ss Ca bh Corset mening of the camp Sat : aS to 54' 3 » ee © 6 6.6 OW 66 6 o oe 466 Ceo 6 ee ) 1S ot. : ‘ —— | s | i built April # 1}. a F: Values to $16.50 | 1 Va Price | 4 Out at a Fraction i ~ - * “ei ime of Mre oF : : ¥ | ., William H. A | Watern BS —_ li n V li h r. S | Ketmin Saeedat bpetess. paper =f Es Blouses—A limited quantity in light Brassieres — Slightly 200 Smart Spring 4 ioe rr Suaty“heas ree Se3 i> | and dark shades, georgettes and crepe soiled: bet the fa SE S and aah a ee ee ee aa Ss & de chines. Flesh, white, navy, $4.95 C ANS mes SIL kK DRES ah eves fax |] tar meeting day of the club will 60%, > nod saul (haa terials. All $4.0 i oo oan ¢ 4 i onl ey ' M * apt es . a. “nam a Sei e a | aces ad gay embroidery x 95 to 16. 15 ~ Ho fel Cor pol > r H pet > . eS ° ° , | . a a ~Baby’s First Clothes— || |... president of the Eightn Bg 's Dresses—Pure Irish Linen Dresses; | Aprons —With double f— [ee othes— bist ote eet coenl dive. W, P.| ie = sizes 40 to 52. This is the $f°.59 reversible fronts; sizes 4 ss ; — mneted 9. 95 | Erhatt, trustee of the Phoebe 3 Ye RS best value ever offered at...... 44 to 56. Useful for i¢ 100 Finely Tailored “es Scholarsh! Loan ; g3 4 est. Biblical subjects, and topice of | Write or Call t | | ae | o i riqir wues to thers re-elected being Sirs. Ker ro? Children's Wear i . og aaillll silks triatmed. in a Lane Bryant : ee et eee |e | er yi HE POST-DISPATCH is the only mer eine 2. . etary ‘irs x= easure: ~3 ' : a. ; 34 ° ° * * Specia!!y ced f earaace. | ad, Webtiedhger, eudiee, ond Sire | fae: Embroidery shop G3 St. Louis evening newspaper giving oe 1 ——Sixth and Locust Sts.—" arse: and Mes. Ferguson) men Ee : , are of thé executive] beard : Associated Press News Service. e 2« wed arge «ss Teel caithe Sestehier Punt 150 Silk and Fiber ae am, ag ony alco baer-goeasaty TROOP UROOROUEU OUP U CUPP PURER PRP UROL | SWEATERS ~ tio? The delera s @ @ ed eo Soe the district meeting |were Mre ,°° 9 $12.98 Values ; Bart lape was ti ~ “t WV Lertus values for Sweaters . ‘ 3 eo “pe ? 7 nes Charge Purchases f, , i, Charge Purch es o high- = ae Strik- ; , of Mere Schweig Payable in June Lf j Payable in June & iz rl | ian (“ha ‘i sf tne Delphine SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES BA sda ning. A! 3 : - : . , : VCE 250 — ad rival che hon >» o ™M . John W n te . A NX . ‘ a| ° | a ss 4 ? N : s H f f CLEARA, - a oe ee es f ew Sty c id Wonderful Style Selection in New opring ats O - ESS ee By wn = 25c mere bert This identifies the Sigma | . 2 ull quart jars, 3 , “6 = e : 2 PURE TEALAAN GLive 95c elohian apter With Buc le Pum ~ N - B | d = f } f O1L—P ull guart cans ’ wwters in the E’nited State | a jriqinal V alues $16.7 io a Ree N Newest resses engaline and Sating) | viginal Values $16.75 § GRANDMAS WASHING 10c Uvities among wormes ) : - shade« for Spring anil trimmed i etaniares @.'° Oticers elected were, Mrs =n ==— /s Very Altractively ‘ : ; vest styles; very lowly priced MGR eSB CECH BN t2", Bisel, prenident, Mrs , Priced al At an Economical Price Are Introduced ata MES PRR IR—Neo grit, $2.75 ‘ Vere Davie seeretars \T. , . waste GOLD MEDAL AND Miida WUims, treasdrer and Mrs — nr nine aie Special Price Ly —o. riot Kk Re ae : \\ ti chairman aagvisory a s() S / 6%-0h. sack so Veard, With m - MH. A. We , e. a ° pee ‘ CLIPOR NEA APRICOTS oy ll "* : OG atom wig en emg oe =—=_—— maw ATFAN SEC Pine arree : at the Cubanke Bra ~i eaecede brand. te ews) «8 vr No ’\. «hee con This le wi Ass “hele slieed pineapple. vet reo — pieces 25c ~ 4 _ af o : " . ° . " - . . . a | | 5 " e * re > VANULEA PLAVOR—t.ce aot Mrs. O. 7. Johns 7 ) dont t te — “leg 1Sc Lak The yne a je. with Jirs WEAR re ae = hed a (Or part! ince, arternoonu BRVP MAF BOTTLES White Arnos nz presiding ‘ i ’ A? - —— ~> = climes 5S te «4 gallon Cc ° a . . . > F s aD ial Per doven : —- , . ee a 2 : R . - a morites 65Sc “et ' geiven ‘Hie ; propers In Blonde Satin \ ~ ~ : = = FOR SUMMER —-F % euarte ver denen m4 " The present officers we: Ol (ey nr FASC. GOLDEN Kiev 30 3 , , ae ’ 7 ee c ecged fee OGt iat. “Ths. nes ln Black WEAR BERRIES Stews ware [Ptecuiar meeting will be tomorre n Black Satin . sovnsin, per a ‘ \irs s 4 . - . —" ——= © —_ _ 0 = = one In White Kid | " BLT Th —Minsour: c Li a a stvle of the WOU re’Tr eC _ ~ | 3 lim beth ofr eoand i2ec Yclock n The progra for ~ | HE \ AY" KS | SPRIN( I SHADES S SO ~ ‘ M-eound «a. 8)... aft. , “e Arranged i — oS 1S5¢c Vrs Mua Fi iairman ~ * —_ $5 to $7 her aS pound can. $7.00 Welfare, and promises : e B F | j S ‘ oe ar Mereating. Mon. Victor J. Mi EVeMY SUK DO. | DARE — Hop flavor cm 60c . " r gues se Mrs a em , : — i : Fashioned of crepe, ls joren cane, 86.00 S. Allen—Introduction yf ( . a wonder! e of styles in scores Of Qpring s :ines! te fFat: —— - ; oe — — SS5c Mrs Hinkle \ddress Mrs l Op yeipey fabrics and newest rs are here at Special savings. ee seen owe lee - ver rn ets deen iy. Ma he rer sper P'S, Sport niss and woman in colors of black and all the nD > | owen for Mille, The -_ - -— , To reecive promot attention mart ial Pee an 3 Pairs Assorted, $5.50 Flattering dressy n s fashioned of Poiret twill, deer popular new shades. tee «Orr Peanied bey peret ol flee , ——s aS e mener order oF cortillied cheerk ‘TTL DOELIVenins “Made «en warchuse of 85.68 of more er coming eut ef. the wars parte of the tty, Seld From etween Socie amd clue hh Piret Flos a VV ee ee \ > ‘Second Fleer) Min’ ; . iw . ow | (Ti ad Fleer ; oT. : i ie . — . = ; ast ert) . eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee eT j | Special! 100

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ETNDAT, APRIL 26, 1925, PS I SronpayY, APRIL 26, 1925. et —— 15 ~ ~ ACTIVITIES OF CLUBS The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone nas 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED fertained April 22 by Mrs. Ldward Club elected officers for the com. NE AND SPECIAL (" Teucher. o517 Pershing avenue. jing year at a meeting April 23 a Mrs. R. W. Erwin, president, pre- the home of Mrs. Richardson. $27 DG inte } ; : Te oe : . rege ACTIVITIES OF CLU' » , sented ome program for the day, a Waterman aven'> Mrs. Donal nued from Preceding Page. study of Drinkwater's play. ““Rob- MacDonald is president: Mire 8 igang st . ert k. Lee.” Guests were Mrs. F | George (. Richirdson. vice presi rING STOUT 1, T. Koers, W Miles, W.| M. Mason Jr. and Mrs. M. L.. Be-! dent: Mrs. O. 8S. Ledman. secon: WOMEN ” Seat and H. Wiemers. genan ot Ann Arbor, Mich. vice president: lfrs. C. V. Wade SPECIALTY ster «. K.P: kB. O., Was en- The Shakspeare Drama Studg | Secretary; Mrs. W. T. Porter. treas. —— a 7 Monday and | Tuesday ce Sale W omen _ Articles: -Odds andends | | stout corsets: ly all sizes in St ve ~~ ge Price — — X\ s—Slightly t the finest ma- All 4 | .00 900 Smart Spring SILK DRESSES Priginal Values lo $9) . '_ * © S78 Fete « $ | $ Attractive jyresses in the wanted rly to 4.00 Spring colors and trimmed with ; —_— sik laces and gay embroidery ’ rc =. 100 Finely Tailored FWILL SUITS DUCTIONS Values lo $29.70 $ —_ Bunning jongiine tailored Suit ) Plait ole ot with his : stripe. Specially priced for c'ce ~~ 4TS, SUITS ( DRESSES ; $ 00 Silk and Cloth SKIRTS Original Values lo $10.98 $ - -With double ' fronts; sizes 5. Useful for rch, gar-$ ] 79 Snics ‘alues to $2.25 — “ng . Pleated Skirts in the most desirable folors and mWaterials Very unusua ai é ’ pri iTik { X 300 Beautiful Silk BLOUSES Original Values to $5.98 $ ? Of Bright colored trimmed in smart with embroidery Specially priced for clearance. 150 Sik and Fiber “= ”~ SWEATERS x 4 A ~ $12.98 Values $ 98 is high-grad none. Strik- f SLLAS eftects aE" ( i me | = Be lerful values fi swe shases June mboination CLEARANCE 250 SILK DRESSES 106.70 aff -_" Hats of 1d Satin { | . Original Values $ Except onal silk Dress in tne Shades to? Spring and trimmed ihe Dewest «tyvles: ve! owly price YELL Gj Charge Accouts © Solicited 7TH AND WASHINGTON AVENUE M onday—Tuesday—Special MONTH-END CLEARANCE ‘Several Odd Lots of Seasonable Apparel to be Closed | Out at a Fraction of the Original Prices r 900 Twill and Flannel SPORT DRESSES Values lo pate $ e. 98 These smart twill are indispensable for street wear—smart color contrasts r ‘d 250 Silk Stylish STOUT DRESSES Original Values lo $20 $ _ Smart slenderizing mode's tasn- jianed of high-grade silks and rimmed in attractive styies. - / Jo Jumper ° SKIRTS Original Values to $8.98 und and rts wear, wrap-ar ring sp ic’'s Ly fapnr] Smart tailored pleated Skirts for Sy] Many shades and nove \ ™ ¢ 500 Broadcloth BLOUSES an 4 T) R. Parman. Mrs. Fr: Peabody was given, as- l Habig und Mrs esther Watlke: The last card Piven Party o} by the the Le - to be Gaynor will of Mrs. A, Algonquin lane, 2:15 o'clock. Reservations may be made through he held at the home Mrs. Owen kK. Thompson of 833 South Maple avenue, Webster Groves. A regular meeting of the ‘T’nj versity of Missouri Alumni will be at the of Mrs. M. B. Boisseau, 6625 Pershing avenue. Friday afterno: 3 o'clock. The St. Louis Study Club met ar home of Mrs. W. H. Whitton. April 13 Mrs. H. L. Conner gave a talk on current events, and Mrs. Theodore Moreno redd a home mm at paper on “The Modern Treatment of Crimi- nais.*’ The club will meet April 27 at the home of Mreg. Christian Stocke of Cecil avenue Miss Rae Astor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Astor of 4416 Ver- non avenue, departed Sunday, Apr 19. to visit friends an@ relatives in California She will return home about June 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hecker. for- meriy of St. Louis. will return for a visit in May and June after an absence of five vears in England They will be the guests of Mrs. T Hecker of 3448 Arsenal street. Mrs. Hecker was Miss Virginia Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwetg¢ of 6091 Waterman avenue are now residing in their new home at 57060 Bedford avenue, in University City, Mo Mr. and Mrs. Max Koenigsberg and daughter, Florence. Sail for Europe May 2 while abroad will visit points in France, and Germany. University Hills will and important Switzerland. Italv Misses Lee Ross Clark -of 1457 North Union boulevard and Fan- nie Ukman of Semple place gave i luncheon and bridge last Sunday afternoon at the: Gatesworth Hotel in honor of Miss Leona Kovin,, whose engagement to Marty Jack- Among Misses Lucille and Hattie Jackman, Roes and Selma Irs. Margie Sherman of Gillespie, Ill.. and Mrs. Gordon of Cleveland Heights, O. man has been announced. the guests were Marie Fo Janice Glueck, Levison,. NX bstein, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Werner | of 812 Eastgate avenue will give! a reception Sunday evening, May >, in honor of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bessye Mar- ian, and Elmer E. Simon. mon the son of Mr. and Mrs. 6639 Washington is A. Simon of linia - A farewell party was given Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Reitter, 3971 Flora piace.—in the horfer of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jaegermann, who will sail May 14 the steamer Deutsch- land for a four-months visit in Eu- rope The table was decorated with a large boat and miniature trunks checked to various cities in Kurope, were given to the guests Those Mrs. Ly. Reitt present were Mr. r, Mr. and Mrs. Kuehn. Mr. and Miss Clodius, and Mrs. Il. Helsher, Mr. and Rasch and Mr. and Mrs. R. and Mr Mrs gaegerman! PROCEDURE IN PREPARING FLOWERS FOR EXHIBITION A. |b. Brooker Makes Statement tegarding Amateur’Show to Be Held at Shaw's Garden. A statement outlinine the hest i procedur follow reparing flowers and plants for exhibition in the Free Amateur Flower Show, which is to be held at the Missourj Botanical (Shaw's) Garden, May 23 and 24, was issued by A. E. Brook- er, president of the ub, yesterday. Al a — rs eh s ris hea ‘ + the day bef } show the state- ment said. ‘and if there is keli- hood of rain, most flowers can be eut safelv two days ahead The peony, for instance, may be picked at the time the first petals begin to unfold It gains in size and beauty by being kept in a dark, cool place where it may take up as much water as possible “When gathering flows for ex- hibition it is well carry al gy a pail half filled wi wate nd to place he flowers n this 1 ¢ Ciatel. The vn ered flowers should en k @y in a dark oj place e fri draughts When transpot PRG ers to the show piace he t Ket ? vide ! hed vase and carry thern in some conveyance in which the, aTe protected from wind and contact with eatlid ohiect LOS ANGELES JUNIOR C. OF C. SENDS $4731 TO RED CROSS Donation for Tornado Relief Work Comes Through ™. Lout« Jun- any ior C. of C., A check fi $4731.57 was turned over yesterday noon by Kay H lille, genera! secretary of the St Pwuis Junior Chamber of Con nerce. to Festus J. Wade. treas- ure f the St. Louis Chapter of the Red (ross, as comping from t! los angeles Junior Chamber of Com nerce The ¢ e . was iru w to the American tied ¢ = St lA S and ia for relief work of the Ked Cross in connection with the re ‘ent tornado A letter accompanying the check 4 ¢ the money Angeles ; ‘+ . p@LiL©) that Los through a campaign dio appeals, and represents contributions of 198 firms and in- dividuals. The radio appea! brought contributions to An- states was raised young men, and ra ? : the ny the 1_.os STOP ane SHOP ~ Gth & Lucas 1428 Salisbury 6214 Easton SPECIALS FOR MONDAY PURE ONLY CANE agi RANULATED (10-pound limit.) FREE! £3.00 worth of Eagle Stamps with every can of American Maid Malt Made only of the choicest barley. ag Oc SWEET SANTOS COFFEE 3 lbs. * HP? 4 Delicious Blend $2.00 worth of Engle 2 Stamps with every pound of “RICH VALLEY” Finest Spread for Bread C ID, BORDEN’S MILK Tall Cans oy: Eagle Brand Milk. .17c Large EAGLE STAMPS Shopping Bags..... Henrietta | Mr. Si- | Given Tuesdays and | Wednesdays —_—_——- —--— ,- _ geles from all over California and Ore.,. and one contribution from as far north as Portiand | ‘rom a homesteader in a Califo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH came area who got the 4p- rnia peal over a radio set. aemiedesert > — moe ———T- Ze™-_-~ hivery Ero the « only (‘hine. Strap Pumps $4.95. Many sivles Beade $12.95 (Charming ‘ks Models that portray embroidery in novel designs. Lane Bryant Shoes ‘or Stout Women High-Grade All-Leather Oxfords and Pumps STOUT WOMEN Why wear ill-fitting clothes of little orno style when you can secure a Lane Bryant Slenderizing Perfect-fitting garment for less money. fane fryant Sixth and Locust Sts. The Only Bargain Basement Devoted Exclusively to Stout Women 650 Summer Dresses Day a Bargain Day lo. ely at $12.05 Printed de chine, 12 ere The $12.05 i Satin Summer of distinetion -orrect fashions at $12.95. High-grade fabrics such as satin, Printed Crepe de Chine, Satjn-faced Canton and Crepe de Trimmings Save! Kivery garment is new and stylish. Newest colors. 95 dress black satin, mode! in er sustaining support, perfect fit, and absolute comfort. _— B TO) Basement Others at $5.85 to $8.50 Many styles featuring built-in, scientifically constru.ted arches, snug heel fittings, prop- See Other Lane Bryant Ads Other Pages This Paper Today | oN : Every Price a Rargatn Price | SE [AOL Wa, Dye 7% ve -=y ee y ¥ rr a ed Satin faced Canton, $12.96. e s (Crepe de Chin Lace Panel, §1 No matter what your size or proportions we ean fit you. These are remarkable values at $12.95. consist of lace, beads, braid and Side-gore model Pumps in black kid, patent and blaek satin, $4.95. Satisfactory wear guaranteed, > ~ 1-4-4066-3-6- subst: tute oole at any of Bpectrart ree ierue te Gey a Geet stere. re sata to your- aeif when ad- miring ai sien- | der youthful ) lookin woman “(or ow | wish 1] could look Ike that'” WELL YOU CAN tleok just as you want to look if you we SAN.(:RI-NA. the formula of «6 reputable French physician To day thanks to this leave you Gabby or wrinkled, serther will it make you weigh what you wish to weigh. ‘put wp inte a emal, convenient tablet) Don't -oetpene rt become Wolff Wilken «, Jobnece s of Arameos Drews liu Steg @ ou ADVERTISEMENT WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE THIN? It cost me a You py age to in arema ly short time No diets, exercisesdangerous drugs or girdles Do ypu ever stop to think how costly and humiliating it is to be Yet, to-day, it is easy to get rid of excess fat and the vari- it, thanks to a French discovery called while re marve ous, reduce and GRI.NA ie, ot wl oot a remerkably short time can yu mold atrract:we foref® your skin will be firm. he and clear; your health wll be improved. and your entire system revite All you need to deo w te uettl you settee jwet as | did’ nine weeks to lose 8! pounds, after I bad been transformation | went threagh was simply (et a bea from vodr d SAN.GRI.NA is CUARA PHYSICIANS. bet de oot ine ole i"te « Judge & Dolph s tiender LEADING lrager « Monbkerh « eae’ saregieapcatt PNM i gin ok, 9 eae Rm oF le Rca cee ety, ~ tek em ag Pec ~ ~ * » - - . a a ee ee ee * ee oes + & . =, ~*~. CS SR te owe lie oe ~~ ——— <

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—EeE — cr RG Pelee atin ack PS ~ et ~ ev ; m A - rf . | ¢ — than the morning and one © other:« ning newspaper COMBINED POST- DISPA {TCH alone has MORE CITY g¢ evening pap 16 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eme thnily | pennies in RE aE Seis 8 ns ae | ike TR Se | a+ —= SS NS PROMOTER fF “CARROLL’S—+1116 OLIVE ST. S S . . SS SSS I N 3 S ; ®S WSAOSS »y PCN, Ny eX a A a — NS > as ee Tt ceaten — WEATHER 2 ) [: finding. congestion | Springfield-B . i | to Chicago « ar SSS) 6th St. Shop ESS i ar LD FOR FRA ; D( SS sh De VC. eer © 11S $265 BED DAVENPORT SET erect Serie of Untoward oe WiTN. TABLE and LAMP for “1654 WHISKY SCHEME ~* ~——— All Incomplete Lines in 2 Great Groups . ie lc ents c Vv to Women ’s $6 to $12 Footwear Upset His Plans. Pe MERA! Sir Sits A. | A . $ 45 $ 15 ak _ ONE WAS TROUBLE | OVER $220 CHECK AND Another Unfortunate Oc- . INCLUDING: — eat currence Was the Police i . Learned He. Hed Served Sre ».I ns Setir 2 ’ ’ Tan Calf ‘ : thew td $6 to $8 Values. $8.50 to $12 Values: aryl ee Oh Ee ea eo ee taking Rowte Alton, throug ‘ . rollton, Whit orist. Traveling Via Jacxsonville, ° Springfield, Cairo, Sikeston, Dexter, H bana, then : ° Rankakee, N _Mo., and Leechville, Ark., > mence and-N Found Little Dirt. | Overstuffed Bed Davenport Se upholstered over deep =) springs = ex" 4 This roéte curves than t route from St Louis to Mem- avoids -dad Ter od Eastern Arkansas | Staunton and . » «avs. enables mo- | 4” unpaved | ll inc lete lines om regular stock with all sizes Paton a . | an Bow Pumps A comp ¢ e e ir : : £ ~ = te ad wn V e;\ et « av id the 490 om) : Trii.es of ; Whireha!l! an : . in each ereat lot as a whole. So great a savings op- a ecicae Kid 7 s t Missouri State |+-0Ut all she - - rtrher eae ——— . Sina be ‘ rene a *have mace s1S30 iti « : - ree a portunity neecs nx urther empnasis i ieee : , . amet te af Gee summer. Ale trap Pumps : ner ies ' pagal isnt propose nw: ; , i No. Brandt's Careful Fitting Service W:i] Be Marintainec Black Suede + by tourists in wet weather, lages on No Oxfords . > ar, | Dical $ Ret Whisk) | Rpt FO en. 3 through then : See Spex la. “ indow isp.ay RB! ~k Cali , heen réceived © AULO- Cuban Hee!s ac ” eld overnmen: ¥ enouses 4iror frorm W. E. Sullivan, —— Flat Hee!s New Inlays roug? aw with Cais a? + of the Eli Bridge Co. of . ; e r T ; Louts Heels > sence re 4 , ‘ bg epi . SAFETY (i i ? . . Vier +r¥ t , ™ gf route and finally concrete » Charge Purchases Charge Purchases ° ..... Cog anes ogalligete $ i —_— gra . t } . :, cnown + i navmen’ m the . 75 : . _ . 25 to Dexter. MoO... ehence Re } Payable in June Payable in June , es © ge Mir . “ ) ama mnnagsesie The st. La iK he “was . “ner 4a 30 : ‘ : a ; |= yele:! : i” istward ver j i — scorecocares Re ched i: sna@ he wae rced °¢ Put . 2h ty i’ #> : ‘ . Pete ana grave ' Sikeston Street and \ - . . : . _ 2no 4 te — Point ferry te Cai- convene at 2 it St Louts Largest womens S Ss ; = 7 —- . . : es i . ges ens Specialty Shop 4] 2.2 A _sci nk worth ou Guenell nieanania . 4 ‘ (riminal Record Unfortunate | Annual May Sale of 20°22" \i . . + - ; : >. , "*{ilene r tabpie anh. - — ~~ Na nee? ; a. Le a ack n Q oH pealliva: unt of his expe om ef the Cl ‘was pouring rain, but it has been ¢ i we would have a con- and Arrangem and crave! road. so we ferried Since Jan. 8 Bird's Point. Mo. and thenc®’ .., ssatisticn. ' @ goo! concrere road for 26 planning. traf and then gravel for ive miles forcement. al — , , , by 1 4) t oe ' entias - 5 ie \ | : , ne nte : Ye. tation to the Ne wned and in’? re , , at ey coe ee , | ' [The nex! morning we left Por- afternoon \ ) e: R « : ; : —fin . Peville anc had nine miles ofcon- Invitations | i, | . te. then three: miles of. mud 43 ence have beet it ‘. . ' . - . __ ~. ™ e | as it would he pansetl D le Jor any Commerce H ILK batiste, voile, dimity and handmade Under- | 4 mto get through: then five miles others of a YY wear of every description now drastically re eo ! t Mag mavel to Hayti, Mo. ane four safety work. \)) } : ; e F : of gravel; thea came 12 miles tSate »ffictals, } ' duced. Choose from gowns, step-ins, princess omen | erate gumbo mud to Steele. | judges and 4} ’ . . = j _ P 5 : ’ : . e .\ slips, vests and pajamas of finest silk, crepe de numbe s friends and 16 miles more of the same ties bring 't ’ : ' ‘ ry i to the Arkansas ine. then traffie Pp sha hi cnine, Georgette. radium silk, trousseau silk a mi . miies-ef coocrete into Biythe- _organizationa, | hac} ie | | ; | h! as the longest, } crepe-back satin and novelties in white. flesh, esterd Reed said he be S ae Ark. Its wee toy tow tus and of sal wie aie ii ‘ est mud pull ! ever had in any the matter. i peach, Nile. maize. etc.. at s lex , ] . R wide a” sehoarkh we have eouee ae *, : : : . et i ffad hrocaded ve ‘i Breakfast coats, kimonos And Bandeaux n all mer he : a sali ? >f | ; 4 rave. be T) ¥ Suife inc e or 8 og Vaz : + Fierida and re | anc traveling robes oo! enagths anc sizes. Dairry e the - es > ae a B = to. Florida ana: \ heavy Quality SO Q5 fabrics In May R9 ‘ est ' . , Appointment e ns ue oa Mg to B ytheville. we tried his S!.KS . . o Sale at L L - — ' ’ oe ok a a § miles (“" Coon nh , lean coll : ( - . ra acu ~ na m ecOn Leechvi Ar the » y daic t toe bee wuTr- sash - hot tom se 4 - 7 Tat ~ TT - . = ™ i uded F ’ th - \ : ~. Arkansas fine then \ Cc | > Mas 7 mahogany =& Ys me il. rt road instead of infe " 10°e > Discount nie , x — pot wrep | at . cy La * a wa : + ™ . it eneceo interred going ” ICS gircies ~or es = ' amp L2®, n T 6&3 7 miles of conerete : -* ae . Ae r 4 sis . ’ = - : is x . ae if |; se.iettes anc otne rassiere . . : : Telephone ile : e shad Bos a all g ules into Dexter. Mo. . 9 al rug 4 Pout: \ There we turned de Olive 3625 ~ rhe * We 3 “« ; s 14 through Sik «s- : se ta : . " rm Iving sr avel all The Bedroom — | | be (ter tH ‘“hartestun ’ Birds Point 2 . =- oo ‘egantiy ~ 4 , : jor “P - ‘ia route No 6 Re « signed Suite oe “a um Birds Potmt te mer’ istructie ' mr by = : = ” a“ ; ~ “4 ak . a ’ : ) , i* ; » ’ =, , a“ . . * ; . . ~ — 7 - " ~ — ss aad ; ¢ . . Sti j 4 aah : i . ’ . : . , (74) . ’ =< — es ‘ 4 P . : Tire of greene endurance— oe 7 : ) - - ‘ : - + a reer x z - \ ) . : “Vetght—full ply—t0% vier than most makes Cane Day-Bed With Pad . a $ 5.25 . , ° ~ ‘ " : w s Rich black satins, white hair and Canton combinations. leghorn com- | ee ee + binations, Georgettes. large Hats and a host otf others in such new col- bs , ne ™ $ oss ors n ll rose, gray. cerise, wood, sand, ck, et . 24 { ee rr: ents Ca sites f x oe Tana bar : n beyond imagination yn = ioe — Asani aie ae ee 7 $55 Kitchen binet $ii26 res new a a gait ¢ g ti actua, ly seen x : ik ~ < — a4 ld $1.00 Down now & .. os Sale on Fourth Floor—Broadway =: z o a a. . , , &. "HONE POREAT tox iftemas W. Ga me ————— : ————— a ; :

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ETNYDA®. ATRIL 26 {49%s ugs, Bedding Set, Table, Lamp ee Living Room orately irnished with mutiful three-piece over- fed brocaded ve'iowr e in choice of a hané- : > : 17° a? 7 i” rn or Tt uxuriously upholstered ong jeen coil spring e full Webb bottom con- on Ales included is a neh mahogany Tudor atole a polychrome amp base, a «milk o wm? rJje and An &iie m-size rug The Bedroom ) an elegvant!V da- ai Suite in Tujor period, rhb construction in beau- ‘wo-tone walnut finish, the latest goid-iine ry Included is a laree ser. ful &ive triple mirror 4 bow-end bed and hifforobe, a 45-ib. cot- 7 - > rf ’ : ria a“ ts if eonta ns PP Air’ Ttefrigerator. & rae Trance with white ned enamel breakfa equare and a 100- 7.50 Chifforobe $1.00 Down 172 ‘, trae “ i AN ~ SS Mosse Wn Sow THE | > mar > SS SS \ J ~~ SS Sy ‘ NN ‘ S WS N X ‘ cw’ WS SN Wy WS - DQ_ SKHL SAAN Cos SYy'$ Boy ~ > . = SQS i . | an ee = = ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN¢ N SAAN WE, WHO SS ielteatce | Se SSS ee] Bisieane sO es — = ee — “PAGES 1—12. Mem Arkansas les mo- miles of uri St Sikestor veathe ® AULO- Sullivan, ry)? is ~ \ ; ta ‘ ve ferried gd quit id ahead left Por- coyTi- miles of. mud e Tor ;j > five miles ind four > +) > » | Ty) ine then » Blyvt ong iad in al ome penu- l pDliowed VV ¢ hic know W ’ Ll +>. -_— “Movvams,, |NEWAUTOMOBLE Pleasant Sunda peers PRODUCTION MARK Cliff Cave, Oakville-Sappington Region, Fen- congestion at this end of the Springfield-Bloominzton “O} | , Springfield BRomington’ route FAR APR II LIKEL ton, Valley Park, Lake Hill and Meramec taking Route No. 3 nort rom , ne Rout h fro1 Highlands on Route of Hard-Surfaced Total for Month of May and Gravel Roads iad bana | then No. 25 north to Reached 400,000 — Fac- H -:: ic the vag of . finding that much of the ’ = 3 Alton, through Jerseyvilie, Car- rollton, Whitehall, Roodhouse to Jacksonville, then No. 16 east to Springfield, Decatur and Ur- mparatively Kankakee, No. 17 east to Mo- . 2 mence and No ] eon oa Chi- tories Still Let Demand This roate has much easier curves than the other routeand avoids bad going through By a Special Correspondent Staunton and Virden. ‘There is DETROIT, April 25.—Automo- pretty ‘ener ¢ ; ¢ ‘> :e oe ») ‘c -4 > ; an unpaved stretch this side of bile output now is ata rate that te i any route to Grand avenue "hiteh- : ' — é an! pute mrand avenu « hite nall end some tees) pee , Indicates April outpyt will estab- | then to Bates street hut cai; should he pay ec this lish ba new high mark for the avenue into Ivory avenue . . Pe oo 7? » 2 9 “47. summer. Also all towns and Vil- | month. Wn the basis of product lages on No. 3 offer pavement through them. ion may Ferry road and t in the first two weeks, with indi- road to Oakville cations of further increases before turn left for Cliff No afternoon, May 20, in the auditori- yjnuance of this present high sales thence safety work, Gov. Baker and other Steele ; the same } same period a year ago. If only!to Oakville. continue acrosa Tf) BF Haal MAY ) 075,900 cars are turned out this Telegraph road into fJaumga month, output will be higher than’ road to the concrete o , in the corresponding months of Ferry road aids 2 death 3 rat pi 1922 and 1923, the latter the pres- concrete and present): Men of National Prominence in ent high mark. into the Butler Hill ro: 7 lari : Demand Sil}! Prles Makers the end of this road, t lraffic Work Invited to indies dah dike iid bet Wield at Ca EE Gre tor, Louis Sessions. sresmects of higher production in| Teseen Perry road. swing! May, car makers are not thinking ("°° the second gvave Be in terms of record production Continue the en 2s (i } then s} » wioh?: ir The St. Louis Conference on 192.0. rhey de a «ta he moved h | p rig balk tas Street and Highway Sufety will! from their determina on 9 le mi meee _ ” f demand determine schedules Nor eP pavement convene at 2 o'clock Wednesday ais tite cuatienine Gal ee road into Denn, ‘ . OW ie Merayr } bridges um of the Chamber of Commerce, and manufacturing activity beyond ¢., aeiiiaes an on NEE Walle Ne (sTAvols ? has been decided by tne Plan Jun: Fenton and swincine , They feel there is a possibility) ois. Mill Ata and Arrangements Committee Smitzer lill roae@. whi of a rather sharp slump 1M SA@le@S ) ¢j,-c, . ie : : oe. ro . ) 1? rie Since Jan 19 special committees rt that ‘Time to continue tn? urn } } . : : . , ; D « . pianning traffi« eontr + ia VA en +} e possible exception of ing la ct In \ : le. p> ‘ : at; "e be n iy ey i ‘cement > relat is Salles forcement, and public oe few months. So they are insisting the railroad den ; } ~ larei ‘. ; : mii I : ave hee analyzing the St Auis ; ald 7 nay De n anai’ = j \ + . that output he oniy S\j)' ry nS Will after Crosstir . +} P rr} ; attic accidense slituat TA he suf fic is nt ‘sm evnnlyv +> e ryathy) ‘ = . » ‘ LA i ; ‘ 4)’ )/ 4D ; ; ahi : . An effort is being made to local- needs ° ; ize through the conference the rec- Used Car Market or for ears of change " " . . : ommendations handed down at the a Ee imeaiaanl ntinues UNPleasing ‘ : ie use: car ma ci j | ~ itiona! (~ onference on street and tm ahow remarkable and — eas. lr lKé } ner ne : i i "il ii ie el iit il a. ghway Safety in Washington in ing vigor Ever since the improve- report that cars finishe the eonr i. _ =_ a ; December. As sBon as the comm! slant in weather used car sales e dozen or 1 e ne Tee reports have been ompleted nave been high i? com i \ ever. rin.snes se mucn rT) and before they are ready for dis- Lore ow a , f whicl rennrt ‘ se WM | ‘? ‘"j eeaee.. ‘ i » J if ) ; oo ~i} 137 7) y eT 7 j he : Or] | ‘) 7 . 7 ry ss we ee: Wan : i " veed car sales are the best in his- Pa en . meeting of the five special commnr- . : - ' = I ndues . or ; 131 Ot ” » ~ tees and the members ag the Plains in “seen ange te aewine bes re Nash Moto an angements Committee, to , f its me r, tne and Arrangement aides ‘ fact that in Detroit used car G@ai- - 4 wow . ” = 7 7 " + = = ‘ “e + - ~~ * . ; " amaigamate tne reports :or presen- . og nave heen forced to go to con ris ears : I tation to the conference at its first etitors and purchase cars to delii car been so eave} e , _-~ . ~* 5 ov "7" } _ » " . ‘oo afternoon meeting er to customers This is due . the . att ¥ . att 2 7’ ” iT ‘eT. — " } " . | ™ , . ’ . in ItaALIO 1s u? Ai ie 1a . w lhe largest -mmar’» a '¢ for - ' \ | 77> ci ™ | F ; ¢ - : tSate oft! fic li ils oe | bay Ort) lals "Th t¢ : 4] of ’ eed cCarc * } “- Wi i rie ] = ‘ 17 if $ , , Pore y ’ +7 . r Ds . 4 judges and presecutors whose du out the countfy is reported smaller ® § grade ties bring them into cantact with span in years higher pric: The ¢ - iv ; " « ,- : 1 ? . ,r) Ti? cy : : 4 , ty “ - ~ : | ; ; ours that will be ! cago described in the Automo Bee | Set Schedules. tion. Zt can be made afternoon, traverses saggy or grav eled roads, and offers ; f WEBSTER interesting things to see a the end of the month, turnout of watchful not to run past cars in Apri] may approach 400,- Which is half a city b 000. Should this figure be réached | from the road just before production in the first four the railroad tracks. months will be behind that in the Returning over the Map, prepared by George Drummond, head of Bureau of the Automobile Club of Missouri, afternoon trip over county roads. added toristis can into Maplewood ee a y praia: Tour LINOELt BL 4 an 2.) AUTO 5 Zz CctuBe MISSOUR: Talisland avenue and Skinker road be followed to Forest Sundav afternoon advantage that the mo- desert ft at for some other good combination. MICH. AVE the ! : with No. 10 tinto Springfield: |! showing route of Sunday egy ya See a —- — <a - ee ee ee ILLINOIS’ 1925 PROGRAM — __FOR ROADS IN WEST AND CENTRAL PART OF STATE _—- . —_ Most of Through Highways and Connecting Routes Will Be Completed Before Winter —Many Miles of Concrete Under Way. ; : » By a Special Correspondent. : The unpaved road, however, ia in SPRINGFIELD, IIL, April 25.—- good condition Centgal and Western Lllinois roads. From Ashland westward on No | planned under the $69,000,000 road 3 pavement is being used to a gap bonds issue, are to be completed of five miles on each side of Vis this year, with a few exceptions. ginila. A mandamus proceeding has Much of the unfinished work its delayed construction here, but a4 under contract and efforts are be- soon as a decision is rendered work ing made to pave as many miles as will be rushed No. 3 ts pave. , possible this Summer Surveying, from this gap to Beardstown, ex is still under way on several cept for a short stretch at the routes, so asking for bids must latter place. This gap is passable await the surveyors’ reports. No contract has been awarded fo: Progress on No. 8. paving ‘it From Rushville north Route 3, which has been paved ward no pavement has been laid from Chester, some 75 miles south but it {g hoped that contracts can of St. Louts, to Jacksonville, ex- be awarded soon and paving com cept for a gap around Whitehall pleted before winter to the south that is under contract, is to re- end of a 12-mile stretch of pave _ceive especia! attention in an ef- ment south from Macomb. Pave fort to complete it. From Jack- ment is in use from Macomb north sonville No. 3 runs .eastward.wits to Good Hope. Contracts have No. 10 to Alexander, then tgrms been let for paving fre Good north to Ashland, then west Hope to Monmouth, except a shor’ through Beardstown to Rushville, stretch where a subway must be in Schuyler County, where it turns| bullt under railroad tracks. It north through Macomb, Monmough | doubtful if this subway ‘can be and Aledo to Rock Island, and thén | built this year. A.cindered de west and north to a@ junction at/tour is in use From Monmout' Morrison with No. 6, the cross- to Rock Island No. 3 is paved, ex State route from Clinton, Ill... on | cept a 19-mile stretch south of the Mississippi River, to Chicago Aledo, which is to be conereted this No. 3 connects at Jacksonville | Summer. No. 3 is paved from Rock Island to No. 6, except twv stretches that have been graded. fact. it follows No. 10 to Alexander. where it turns north. It also has Conditions on No. &. a direct county road connection Route No. & which starts at from Ashland to Springfield. om | Sheldon near the Indiana border Springfield the road is paved about | and runs across state through Wa! half way to Ashland. The rest of | seka, Gilman, Chenoa, El Paso, Pe this stretch is provided for under | Orla. Farmington, /eimwood, Gale the $1060,000,000 bond issue. so wi'! | burg. Monmouth and Kirkwood to not be paved before 1926 or 1927 Cominued on Page 10. WA =e .@ (o—~o (eo \4 - fo 0 ( SO ( CT - — ro is weer: MURRAY CORDS Tire of great endurance— ply —20% Mer than most makes. & KB £10 085 BIS.05 s10.o5 si7.i0 sri ny a ~ AN CORDS AND OTHER MAKES . 1 on a Mooney Tire Co. ee DELMAR Sundove — «CC Always Looks New Of course you want Duco—the finish that Oakland pioneered and perfected. Duco is as far in advance of the former automobile finishes as the self-starter is ahead of hand-cranking. Duco finish lasts—and its lustre lasts. = = Think of a finish that you can clean of mud, dirt and grit with a dry cloth—a finish that won't check or flake. = = Learn what this remarkable finish and the many other Oakland achievements can mean to you. —& = Let us explain also how easily you can buy an Oakland through the money-saving General Motors Time Payment Plan. =. 1095 <.. Glass enclosures at small ertra cost MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. HATHILLD, President wINNING HOLDING GOoD Witt OAKLAN D SIX PRODUCT GENERAL MOTOR § eo (oo (ae (40 | ~, c the ridin Rickenbacker. Crank-shaft, held in seven extra-large bearings. Shaft, itself, extra large —so there is no whip. Then the other Rickenbacker features —two fly-wheels and accurately profiled cylinder heads— all com- bine to eliminate vibration. Here you have tremendous power with not the slightest evidence of exertion. It’s a grateful relief to the DIESING Frevess 7070 pene 7071 = A= ( o— . ae Y MOTOR SALES CO. en WORTHY Performance ‘‘Velvet’’—exclaimed a customer of long experience with fine automo- biles, when first he felt the even flow of power in this Rickenbacker ‘‘Velvety,’’ is the only term that ex- presses the running qualities and characteristics of this MOTOR SALES CO. Assoriates soi beatae ° .* TTS + NAME Sse ere nerves to sense the smoothness of this motor. The chassis and b6dy possess similar qualities. The rigid ‘‘double depth”’ frame— cradle springs and finally the deep, luxurious upholstering, make this a wonderfully comfortable and restful car in which to ride. In all round performance—in power, acceleration, speed, Ft ill-climbing, and finally in it’s ability to deceler- ate rapidly, but smoothly — with its wonderful 4-wheel brakes—this Rickenbacker Six has, we verily be- lieve, no equal at it’s price—and no superior at any price. Drive this Rickenbacker Six yourself it will be a revelation to you. NG =< 0 (oo (ee (o~< @ (=~ « ( o 0 = Ol aro (eo <1 0 (oe 1 0 (og rr -_ ae a 2 (3 0 (a 0 (oo | cb General Manager CSTICK MOTOR CAR ©”. 5143 Delmar BI. 3334 8 Grand Bl. St. Legis .0 (o—=< 0 (oe 0 (oe 0 (oe 0 (oe 1 0 (2 0 ( Correspondence “ollicited from Acgreessive Dealers Desiring Sales Rights in Open Territery. i Cc 42 CoA © (oes 0 (0 (oJ 0 ( BOMONT 3542 2801 LOCUST BL. = SSS yr 4 5 agree TY TEL) Six Cylinder 4-Passenger Coupe *1895 (Lo & Ovtredé, elms wer tan) aI-o-ac dc acaceacdaca a oe a? et © | =a ee RON AICS PGES Net, SS eon oe Eo Se) oo aa : _ (malo (atelier elaw ete Oa -aen- ae daa c= IS FSO

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- ee il ll — antennae. ie’ ste ~ STNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ore | eee er DANGEROUS INCREASE. mi ag ge yg RTS SHORT. FAST | Cc t ide ms a 292,597 crossings existing | 44537 new nes were creat Dri 7 if untrysiae — : 7 wis ‘hrough ovely \O y Hundreds of Thousands of Peo ROUTE 0 VINCENNES eU } ROAD VISTA ON Some of the Roads Too Have Bought Wn ith EASE ' nusua —_——— Sylvan Scenes © . TRIP TO CEDAR HILL, Narrow and Rough in FS O N th R “ 2 e, if ar T - ar” Vincennes, Ind. over State his made to wear and outwe . a hee 1 it a You can buy yours Louis, O'Fs ee ore sent te Ste. Ber come yy } ‘B f that way, too—with no ar.’ _ : ‘ 2a = ° ; iS grave mn very , nd Lawrencs ndition. and traverses a more red tape than you’d 4 | Ss dade Gn Pie ole ( on 1Aence find in opening a charge OVER a peg Sar Euan. A spot account—with assurance 250,000 ~~ 4 . : that you will receive the people have bougig wots —— . : ressitated D> the ta | . = ‘ 3 72g criimpse of conhdence that grows with hee — established reputation. ty #0 Z roggl * —~ noe | , : on ‘ : — fs om acquaintance. . ob ’ e a= i ee ieee a § _ It’s a convenience es she Betour going eas! SS ak be oe Correctly designed and per- E& —) Tee ok 1 sone headlamp na : : i forks. A of weather and make motoring Xs le Zi . . a into the : ee er alg a real enjoyment. = men _ ~~ ~ > » ix ca ti i ae a : 3 e Cooper orpora on De ont round Clay City and Flora 7 - . = 4 i: dabeinii attractive : an on paway * ing " Genera! Offices Factories. t He lett St Lowls at 4:15 a | — Cincinnati, Ohio Findlay, Ohio | alee cena 3 Sa Sunde; 2 Washing 2 : - in dteaaiinntliirdlt BRANCH: 1828-1830 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. % es 7 was at > ‘ rae . , Hn d . nS 7 ba in Overland 4 car. He s nches es na with hubdreds of grotesque § ‘ > route was ® tr Into a Charming Country sting among the : ee ee amy ¥ xy , , : cedar trees Look for the Cooper Sign $28 Good Dealers Everywhere ° “tj : : > on. ¥ : ce sagas g sently, the road de ‘ aia ail Pree y in Anoeher w ar z=? vi ra \ . ae 4 State highway No : :* i larger - ra 2 A i.e : sr wv \ s! iid bf oe \ \ : h Ty = Perhaps vouyplan shortly to enjoy the w off to sensational! power, speed and stamina that has : . made the Cleveland Six the most talked ot! silos : Car of the day. we If so. we urge you not to delay in p.acing gr egghacaadony : : your order. Be tee ‘i ; rhe es. T ie Although the 15 oe Six plant is operat- ridg oii ng at fu)! capacity, ai itho r) Mar =h and Car V LA = Yo GG Qi T S I ft t10 ns ‘ = - _— . ; ~ é e . . . - -—_ - ? - wee Quality sixes ranging in price from *895 to $1725 “ a beauniful, but we know that we can rely_ypom your arustc All equipped with the tamous “One-Shot” Lubrication System Bowen Patent) : r ve taste. Song alingtinagacn Ask gour dealer to show you this handsome radiator crest CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO a: = —whh native confeed bal-cqin of Rigen Seen > = s a we on patented safety ferrule mountings in a wide range of per- 2650-52 LOCUST BL. ese : ail fectiy marched color-band:ngs ST. LOUIS ASSOCIATE DEALERS wn ridien Cleveland Downey Motor Sales, 4518 Delmar B! . — _— mags Sgr ese ae eng) etna Fred Auto Repair Co.. 525-527 Bates St. -_ om Aig rer 7 Bast Side Dealer, Dirden & Lackey Motor Car Co. Bast St. Louis T! z , e erame THE KINGSLEY-MILLER COMPANY See our factory cut-away motor now on display Every owner an automobile will be gt = Scag : Seccessers 2 Geacsal Antometive Coqperetica. - Bicage) interested?’ to hear our instructor between 7 «nod 2 ° e : <n te a 600 W. Jackson Biwd., CHICAGO Attractive Contracts for Salesmen—Associata and County Dealer at ile nites vi Used Cars Taken as First Payment 52 Week P : rees grow ONOG - : A fine picnic ceun Sse ORIGINAL x mn becomes zood though rot 4 crave Marr “se e gz vias 4 ; icocer a = (ominued on Page 1°. ‘

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re TQ ands of People th EASE ang ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ee on the R&L NT PLAN OVER 250,000 people have boughs their cars on the R&L Time Payment Plan Your Local Dealer can sell you any of th listed below beat Time Payment Plan Hupmobdi) * Puige Somethi a SON KX ~~ \ oy . DE MARK ZTItA F. O. B. LANSING, MICH. : LO aS Ie age ie POPOL LEG AOS A hl be Me td pee ELBE OL Oe crete %, os Sa. ete Pee « By sa. as . ’ . Khe 7 . . — Pa The Greatest Closed-Car Value Ever Offered in the Low-Priced Automobile Market AVERAGES 20% MORE ON BRAKE TESTS © Wy Surpassed by None Other, at Any Price This Means BIG MILEAGE on Gasoline, Oi and Tires and Low Repair Costs. ‘ SS QQ \ IY GQ \\ Y SY . \ Mg A \N VJ? This Car Has the Highest Quality Motor and Chassis in the Low-Priced Field. Vi The Hayes-Hunt Body Is Strictly Modern, Has Blue Lacquer Finish, Permanent Top. One-Piece Windshield, Cowl Ventilator, Ample Leg-Room. ‘N a ~ They May B uild Them Bigger 4u¢ Not Any Better™ Any Earner Can Own a Star 9°" Zawporstion See, Try and Buy a STAR The prices of Star Cars, either for cash or on terms, S f r are so low that any person or family having a regular ad income can buy whichever model best meets their needs, () If every one of the millions seeking low-cost transportation reai-, ized the superiority of the Star, they would all buy Stars. Every, rq Star dealer knows this and is most anxious to prove this superior ity by an actual demonstration. By all means go and in It aintenance, accordin will put you under no obligation—on the contrary, dealer wpe cme dos, emermamay mas of owners, is 4 PRICES f. 0 b. Lansing, Mich. will be obliged to you for giving him the opportunity to dem- hae Tom ek. month or year, that many families Touring, $540; Coupster, $625; Coupe, $715; onstrate this ety we a ee — y pe — ron om F > ol from work or on long trips in a Star 2-Door Sedan, $750; 4-Door Sedan, $620; one ee ~won nal peSnadprs a If There Is No Durant-Star Dealer Near*You end for transportation. } . for less than they now sp ha po DURANT MOTORS, Inc., Broadway at S7th St., N.Y. Write DURANT MOTORS, Inc., General Seles Offices; 1819 Why Walk While Millions Ride? re Oakland, Calif: and Torente, Ont. Broadway, New York, for Free Booklet and Full Information ——— — ——

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: st The Daily POST-DISPATCH « 4 _ STL LOUIS” POST- DISPATCH Tiida | the. Latest ‘Arrivals CHASSIS OF .. in ADDE I? Noor euwners bac & » wiz . o a ) slone has eer CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ,* ~ ,\¢ ~ geome nNpot! " proveme . 4 g ar . . ‘ porica: st ae even - cTanan -@ - sures ace : hv ren ‘ 2 . Ss rovance ETeas “ t ‘= 4s ~ . ‘Aa cut ne - perte : » . "he new « Pullt-in . PS “ re ss y for a tc Pu . > © let go of J catio me ais erie tT ie .> ee wot reached requir ence a ear Ingen : ~ fevices exactiv Tis 7 the amount of oil & c part NEW LOW-PRICED BROUGHA™ > o~ ~ — - . j ** oe - _“ + - os : .* : 4 . , : ea 7 * . “s* > a t's _* _* > , a" ** ; . > . ° . ’ : EW ' A . -~ *% = - : - : door wre Uz - be ,* ’ \ s more » * . "ver Be ’ - . “ - 6 e . ° -_ ° ‘ : ’ > ’ - . : - = : : _ ’ . , - announced Since Ja s eh-f - ss Wer eT? 4) ~-. l ne ~! — bai TION, Affton, Mo. EVE tOTUR * ter n B Louis, M guscon, Mo | PrN! rAWN MOTOR oO BURGDORF MOTOR cv. Pine Lawn, M T21 South Jefferson Av., HOFFMAN “MOTOR t4) st. Lowis, Mo. mo, 6CUWN hlorieant, -! “TF LOCms DPIrRANT oo Laut Mo 05 Lancet B “i l ours Mio DAVIES MOTOR CAR ©©O TOT Minsour; Av. bast ™ MADISON WOTOR ©. Sot POND MOTOR CO. Pend Lout. Ul. last Broadway, Altou, Ul. Mo OAKVILLE MOTOR 0). ST CHARLES FIINT ©. (mhkiilie, Me =f «¢ larte~ Mo ~ . ~— = — oe ee ee ee ee eee ee ae aes ro a —— Sa — TT a = _— —— - - ~~ _——— = - — eG eane’ ere & ” ‘ ene you. OVER ina High-Grade ie Cupples ‘da i Balloon Cord Tires 113993 At Lamsing, plus tax —— ay Pty + 2914.40 $.$. $13.00] 30:5.77 $.S. $22.50 Stace lll . 3114.95 $.S. $17.90] 3215.77 S.S. $24.25 7 oh 3015.25 $.$. $19.25} 32x6.20 $.S. $27.60 3115.25 $.S. $19.80} 3316.20 $.S. $27.75 Cupples F. S. Cords 3013". Caples Cords, 91-99 31x4 Non-Skid. j 32x4 Non-Skid. '§ 33x4 Non-Skid 34x4 Non-Skid. Sara:, woneskid $12.75 went, and “ | 20th ANNIVERSARY MODEL pelea ap awa A Full-Sized Sedan PLENIBLI sip wEEDOw 3 for Five Passengers wi Six Cylinders---Four cure of a new Sts Doors 34x4',. Non -Skid ' ertibie car, affording a ae ee (eee Saigas expedion: Cupples ‘sr: Cords raking Sve Soper v ; 303; a $10.45 sat 70.8 Seat iin te twe 33 S. S$. 12.75 14} 1.25 a ee iitenmeet to Never Before in gd SS 1485 3d; 2180 glass rear Window, one-piece wind . . 324 2... 15.95 3313 25.95 wide, generousiy-uphols- Automobile History a 7 9625 355 7735 og ata “aaa au oe mg s .... ae oe 27.95 fe hergigles Has $1595 Bought ALL grmicTiy rinsrs hers The radiator abel! so Much Motor Car coe, Ses ee . - , * ~ cs . = : e j . 4 4 . ™ ia . ‘ “ ™e . ‘ ’ ° . ‘ -_— - . . 2 =~ : . ’ : - - "1 - .o* -_-— * 2 4 ~ = , a ; ‘ a ’ . . a. ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ " : _ ; + , > . + ” —- - > . ‘ MILLER TIRES nt. - traveled ous. > ry . 4 miles farther. out s Mandard Size Corg gir‘ white ' ' MITH @id not h ve xs ', Oversize Cord Jumbo os not. bad going ne : shad Ss. S. Oversize — ES ey ’ til he met the r SSNS - Oiversize _ bene nt of th Ae Spy se to learn more wd a S Over... sae bgho so over ‘hat Four" tion system and the sent s = hvcersice nen there is auy possi- . x4*. Ww . eame to nim thro ‘414°, . - fversieoe is mou of =se5 - = : i. = . / perience That & A245 S S Oversize an on route ‘N 16 1 ae ne at UF is 3515 s ~ (h\ oreige | whe ” AO es ¢ 4 ave an advanced re] > te Seats - _ on rained te Slightly HE ent ’ ie Oks ns — OR for trouble he suid be an aa-Wea * spark ¢ontro!l mech ‘niea@eon - he “T iar > ” : “hicago and - hat the bell joing OLDFIELD CORD, 31z4 $11 y gustie Rock and New) oo. usuae mag S. $. Non-Said_.__.. Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Cord, 3114 SS. non-skid L\LL STRICTLY Fier. © The distributor h FACTORY GUARANTEED —=@", TIRES § _— iy BRIC TIRES Special. BARGAINS — | Cupples °° —— Mages onan MrT, CL. S 8.45 | Nonskid i $6.75 Jixé §. &.. Nonskid te $6.75 tive & Ss. Nensk d ; — ‘ 30x3' ’ 3114 3314 3315 Kant RR 3 ~ ghcly Biemiebed, sd . © Oversize. SS Svercten $10. 45 & &. Oversiae. Buttes Cords $5.45 _& Batten { ord« $9 85 € Premier Cord« *970 45 Rattee Cerds, $11.45 NEW SPORT ROADSTER. For This Week With Every Cord Tire Pam Rutten ferd= $it.e8 sr onDs ine ne a Velie ros ister Rect K ARDELL MOTOR CAR CO. | F FRE chased We Will Give You a Tire Covep n¢gers Os oe - ~~“ , ,b . . 2 _ > = A Serie eo ~ a y . . be m1 = ace WF .” wii er a ae . ~ = 5 ns — — 3 . * + ag “2 z=*-erer 7 = ~) - 2 = J = + } n v ng The , ~ kK > ea a ‘ Peetery Ihetrilbetere Ar F Ss. CORDS "S . $6.50 TIRES MOTNTED FREF : IVERSAL TIRE CO. (inc. ) 2840 me 53'—1672 Orpen Evrening« . FREE CITY DELIVERY. “Mall and PFhene © le and Retail. Decters. Write PIANS ROTARY VALVE “BIGHT iene! 2 ° 2 Cords engine t- - & a3 @ cy | 4VASSIVE OVERS’ : ES Eat eS 2x3, (1. . $10.45 = , 2x3. S. S.. Sixt SS S., . = - - ; 32 signed 1 You could spend many a day and many a . vou doubt this, take any $3,000 to $4,000 7 or wang night along Automobile Row without find- ar for a spin around town —then drive this 32x4", , ’ : 33u4'., : ing any car with more automobile between new Gardner Eight-in-line Sedan over the 34x40. the two bumpers than Gardner has built same course! You'll readily recognize this _ into this new Eight-in-line Sedan. comparative value we're talking about. REALLY FAST ACCELERATION ration Here. for the first time, is a car that for real You'll find the new Gardner Eight-in-line is onan beauty—for quiet, thrilling, dependable more than merely “a new car’—it is a new _* r performance—for rich, colorful dress—holds idea in motor car design and motoring thts its own with cars selling at $1,000 to $2,000 results—todavy’s outstanding motor car above its price. value. Come in and see it. " ‘“ieesrt: 1... 1 ilton-Gardner Motu -ARDNER DISTRIBUTORS 2920-22 2 Locust St. 4 *4 LEAL LONG STROKE TRUCK GAR D N kK WororR g deta sa Six-Cviinder Body Sevier Touring. $1395; Brougham. $1595; Sedan. $1795 e nen er 1] Moetors Pight-+m-line Body Sevies Special Touring, $1995; Brougham. $1995: Sedan, $2495 . , 2 A prwes F.O. B. Se Louse enr’ of si . as Owr liberal monthly payment plan permits immediate enjoyment of a Gardner GARDNER PERFORMANCE AND DURABILITY HAVE NEVER BEEN QUESTI —. > : 4TH gee. j (ae Co. ; [LIPS—Made w fit every cari ind clothing from dust and sel * are easily applied and cam be pit pa ‘a .-@e otea Dwided Into Two Groups for C ". to 40-in. Seats at 41-in. to ONED “I\- PLANDER be) rROECK ENGIN] ES Ee

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- * q = a guNDAY ie cert, 26.1925. The Daily POST-DISP. os - eet DAT a BF ha ‘ mes ATCH alone has 97,.000-MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBIN rp cT i iene. pee erste oO ---— —— —_—— ;, D = . —_— —— —e — » poe = ° GOO his by filing them down occasion-|about it. And when I told nim assembling of Chevrolet cars and Guides explained the various pree- as#istant zone sales manage snd WEATHER PS G YOU CAN'T Bonap TO MEMPHIS ally and thought he shou). os - , ¢ ai a - : ed ught fF should do like es less than a quarter of a cen au manufacture of closed bodies esses of manufacture ‘4 ! Kline George } rhorpe otfies nannies , “If wy ae the Ienition consisted for therm im the Fisher plant. ler, zone sales manager; @. E. Nonn, were in charge of arrangements welennimntec. P f you file yours you may have of a flame in a tube he concluded s ————— tro?! I le st »? -¢ >i ies ~ : } , 7 a = ° » - * from Pace One. see, : a . retorted This is a — motorists don't half appreciate | ILLER CORD » by EDERKC K I] ISS FE) LJ differen ignition system In his; What great strides auuiomotive en- _ -~*2 RD +} car the rotor in the distributor ac-| gineers have made Obviously roint we traveled 233.6 mn 5: as ; . lousy I IRES } farther. nut zg tually touches the contact buttons.| Smith was speaking for himself e ei : ied I bs ¢ , , _— THE SPARK 6) : Thus, if they are rough and dirty, Next Week: “TO THE BEST OF ‘1 1k ’ * +) ‘ . I) ae . ’ : . (| ns "0 THE ROAD me way excel e | ‘ ti ir e retarded position all the time,| the cylinders will miss occasion ally. CARS.” inchner : . ? ‘ “OTALITI Ue rm ‘ “ repra ra =e 4) . ‘ . 4, he > . : ‘ Se . i « 2 Standard Sive « ord BS firt. VW hile ’ re" iy yas m last W «oe k.) & . a be tl f Ww h it he adi j Ww ith the \ Ru in ,our dist ribut or there is a i(C‘onpyvr ght 19 5) t'» Civersize {ord Jumbe oa 38 not had | MITH did not have to Wait in pn ated on the steering wheel elearance of one sixty -fourth of " 5. 8. @vercise since “ At fe +} | til he met the repair man again But why does it make any dif-| inch betw een each button and ine °| AUTOMOBILE CLUB ELECTION = “ Oliersige ms ene’ ve *g Ss — r . fey ‘? | ’ : ar ir ; : *- . ed 7 - Oversize Sides ave} +) : repr? to learn more about the lgT) ‘ rinence it the spark is re arded tip of the rotor as if passes +’ A ~ ~ Oversize Si445 who go tion a\vyate ry) and the Ss} ar} It al) he asked in reiatir ™ i ~. on eee th c , 0x3 Fi k R Thev ear , be , n S pro ed 10 nim rather forcibly -" A i piod aT piy a inere is no dirt, ol] or water submitted the following +4 ‘ket for . 7 d D | ei car. op C ~ ed 8 ne ie - . wher he was compe lled ta sham Gales b irns, but burns so instantaneous around.’ inners Sf the tmnard b yet easi y one. ea ers are Oo -¥ time : ; 3 . . " ‘ a' sd by that fo - _— i - semen. . i ri i ia TG os . ie whew Wise liieeagh the mud times during a short ride in order || ‘hat for a 4 ractical purpose Then the spark travels from, st. Louis division—-Bov F. Brit. ie 7 human. Convince them of "CTC “Hard boil Re : ta alin the — . . nay he considered as 4 +} rot , . rt A bE - ~ . a e op Cords $10.95 tey the Automol = AtOW The engine to cool off. For nt in tis , exploding ¢ rotor to the buttons without ac- ton, Paul Bakewell Jr., Wallace C hoa «| PS merit and they are with you . ay i” sites nat atime he w © puzzled = +h ’ haa Moning tne spark this eie- tual contact?’ Smith asked ‘ ‘T ‘. , — . ’? = . > > on-Sk 1a—lieht te db! how the Atet road on Hic arene puzzled. because the alin Ue Sins wivetved in the tase shieianianiedi in Capen J. T. Caradine. Warren | >A ys heart and soul. ed tire men of their superiority ' engine nad plenty of oil and water ante. e ennietees = Ses SS on lazement Fiynn, R. Vernon (lark J 4 - : of Portag: Ait 4 . . ; : ; ing rocess nust T } ry? / - _ & ‘ | * a “fr . se ' : . ¥ a] Ln : : " : oO w nas Biee Peanans $ south . ind road conditions were quite nor. , prod m be taken into con Certainly,” I assured him. “The/jewis and George ©. Mackay 4 M4 Selling Success implies quality you can safely follow suit. ' i* : ‘ . , ‘ SJGeratior Ye ; tinall +> ‘ rT): "is :% , m? - or hh i ce an 4 = : . . : one : . : deral N.S. Overstye $9. 35 laced J. nat , 1) trained to now how ia ' r . é T pretically ne ae © curren is under high tension and Chillicothe division FZ | (“lark :D Se in the product. Slightivy Miemished pent to ihe . ' - | ok for tr +) ’ “noulid arrive at the piugs when can jump much further than that.” ! Jonlir ivisi | r | r trouble, he examined the yp muecen turtner tna at Joplin division—Howard Murphy : : ~ : ; would he | ey aril PAR ts —_ " - : a 4 . tne } Stons ae \‘e reat he . the THI But if i? jumps ir) the distrib- |\Sedalia division R Ee RB: ehn . Ta} LD: This 1s interesting. Most of Dealers everywhere at the sign ’ ‘mm ; +" ’ S . — ‘4 : i af a | LL i STITT) eke juni : : , - cn - |6 Aade +3 ‘ . , i;if® ' “ DFIELD CORD. 3174 Chicaee face ouis!that the ball jotht at the ena cei? the! pression strokes. The, utor. how does it still have enough|Moberiy division—Clyde Miller =D. re our largest orders from dealers of the orange and black C T C. : ittle ’ ; iridi ‘ . ‘ : ' nistons “ry uid the oo nu hs ? voltavce 7 - _m af jhe l.toe 9”? % o a . , ‘e $ Won-Skid $11 95 bis, 1. one of the levers had slipped opt, P'°tOT® Should then be push voltage to jump at the plugs? Cape Girardeau division--R. B Yep poy come after they have put C T_ Territory now being allocated. i y Ty a distributor hea: ouamin . ™ gowny i } rT ne fs rece of ne ex T nat " equilres i Tecnnl al ex - Oliv rT Jt Co¢tic« era o* tine Clinh are “y & ; Cs to specific tests hard tests Write in for our wonderful nnsyivania acuum Cup I ndir grusiiing tests. proposition. 4ft. s=TRICTY ¥ rine? vert power rite motion the distributor the urren?t jumps Skb CARS MANT FACTURED " Pace Ter Be oe enc tae ae S| bettel at Chaieinen. te fact. there} "Members of the Ghles Managers NATIONAL TIRE & AUTO AGGESSORY CO FOR fraction of a second to burn. With are spark plug attachments on the Bureau of the Chamber of Com-, . the fly-wheel of the engine mak- market alled ‘intensifers’ ; rece w a its Fri - ats: 1! oo : ii a I iak so.75 i414 5. 8. 13.95 'BNx4'., 15.89 RHO nal OD ater eS ugh the - — ‘$8 25 S4x4%%. £16.30 an Thus the exhaust valves . Th "The — somkid ' ad Kranded N. F. ¢ cylinder head and manifolds be or reg We prepay parcel post charces come rheated The « ulating Look water begins to boil. And then th vl Fo ——> “CUPPLES” BALLOON CORD EET scoce. danas at ocr ce ow Prices — ALS. NONSEIDS. 2On6.00 aS ! co through too much pre-heating. The , ; ‘on en | - Ge re-] ing 3'> Kant Slip. $9.65 pthc. 72 SOS RISES MEGsiiL ics power, everythin ~ " fe rvr?we | i i ie i - a« p . ba , Six5.25 Ah 19.80 overheats—an vou are inalls 4 Kant Slip_____. $12.45 meet S pence 81), 45 woaaa? a. | ; 37.5.7 Ss. © 42 orced t ) 4 Kant Slip $14.45 ee FIRSTS—-FRESH STOCK To prevent al! this the spark ; FACTORY GUARANTEF ae F ore ss: ‘adil i ss chile 4). Kant Slip.____. $18.45me FISK CORDS is timed so that for ordinary driv. ’ & §& Premier Cords $7.45 ing it reache gr before 5 Kant Slip Te $19.95 & 8 Seiten Corde £8.45 MILLER CORDS mistons reach 1} i ' . & 8 Button ( ords« £9.95 ALI. OVERSIZ!#I Slghily Blemished. &.8. Premier Cords, ©1045 SYadh, . 817.65 B2v5 $19.50 peer rok e gas 8 . & & Button Cord«, $11.45 yt a 10.75 starts to burn hefore it s} ; 5 & BRution Cords s1 a —— : s=P Cc ONTOS v ‘ } ‘ 7 . istonsé« tr u ne unmw: ry Cord Tire Pour. FREE / SEeonDps | : crv) ’ , aT ‘ ’ } et on ~ cr " . 7 th ‘ pua tire ¢ Over Get onr low prices on Cood +} : = ae ' am , —— HE AELLY-SPRINGFIELD rich, “Gaodvear. . Kelly-Sprine : pletely bu 1 trie nea nf 1 ‘ ’ we? ctrok lf ———— be hank draft, meney order field United States isk ‘ é in chineiag. ze Cords. A real quali- Michelin Miller, Ajax and 10 the encine is under a pulling etr " other ballown and rular Tires. j 0 TIRE CO Pests price, as | [ive'take your old fires tn trate Ms: tm ceccuciey ex real . e175 " the spark somewhat for the pis- ; oe BALLOON TIRES AT h PPIC 3 ; y Ara , +» olinge ~ es . . ‘ jST ST. Bomont 1180 Hii ore ire then tr z upware “write fer eur Pree thet APCONDS) . . MILLER AND DUNLOP « wit to \ 6 come the vanor'’s pre- seeeee ; | 1&7 ’ exynand ‘yy INNER TUBES REPAIRED PREP > vite free of charge SYLVAN! 244 1 and tube $10.54 enrmi T iy owtti—ttO6 72 ‘ Th*n } veninge« Suonda, aT) Dar . . r , : reir ‘ 1! 5 to? | 1% rry Mail and lThone Ordere Pilled : #mn.iv =n iin T) t hf 1 tne li- le and tetail Den lers WwW rite fear ttur rices. tart rT nts vw hic - 1A i ; ‘ hye ; } | Pc 7 uct } \ ve aa ; ’ ry ‘ ~ | Motorists who expect and DEMAND better values recog. me.” Saar", nize STAR SQUARE as the best place to supply their ! ze auto requirements. The BETTER proof is this fact— ) = = . Our customers are sending their friends here. : 4S Where the Traffic Transmission Displays its Marvelous Best «~~ POAT TOP CUPPLES Snarled, heavy traffic. Cars hub to _ second to high without an instant’s pause; 1 Balloon hub—stopping—starting—jockeying for or even snap from high back into second . position. or low without a sound or a chance of Gord Tires failing! oe _ —~ - The whistle trills—an opening appears 95 wel 17 4 ~~~ ahead. Z---zip! Instantly—you are That’s why no other car handles with eld. a ‘ 2.25 ° ° > . . . | = 3115.25 SS... $19.45 through it—without any fumbling of the Chandler’s beautiful ease; why none is so High-Pressure am MASSIVE OVEORST’S x54, (1., $10.45 ; Bx3 1, i 12.75 Sind Sy & 14.65 000 to $4,000 tas. +, $6.96 : . 83.4 ae & ° hen drive this 82x45 a Se ©0.45 dan over the eH, 30:5.25 $8... $18.95 .: ‘oh lashi . ” te ; i ap — st S as in . . . recognize this ee’ nee $114.95 $.8...__$17.75 ens lever pecs the slighte 5 safe on hills; why the Traffic Transmission Shxh 0 - Firsts) 29 4 40 SS. 1 ‘ S . ° . 1g about. he ope —_— a ranks as one of the great automotive im- SF Tube Same Size ox Tire for One Dollar With Pvery Tire Purchased“@e . (30x31. Double Diamond Fabric ._. . $6.95 ; ' : é . Fight-in-line is Special /30x31. Regular Diamond Titian Cord $7.75 The patented principle used in the provements of all time—a fit companion "—it is anew ek FIN A L C L E A N- U] Pr Traffic Transmission makes that possible. to the famous Pikes Peak Motor. nd motoring All the gears are always g motor car fild JIFFY SLIPS in mesh. You can go New Cae ee Drive a Chandler at exactly Touring Car Price vourself—and see! Ouws CAN Was? “fF FOR ALL CARS for Fords from low gear through tet ; o Less Than BOR? to 1923 Coupes (The Traffic Transmission is built complete in the Chandler plant under Campbell patents) () ea, Ss. Per 98 ° m — a" R / & qT Set Cc : ae 8 > 1924-25 Coupes, $125 OPEN SUNDAY a ME Recie rice | 2 $1.45 LEWIS AUTOMOBILE CO. ON sLirs__ Made tno fit ever Le ~ prote yout Two-Door Sedans Ji PERRY LEWIS, Pres. o ’ and : & = : : a? , : . ry") ; pl : te ae | ee pe Per ~~ lied and can be pu , : : Set $ ] 95 4700 Washington Avenue Phone Delmar 4460 Dwided late Two Groups for Quick Selling FOR OVERLAND 4 | to 40-In. Seats at 41-in. to 46-In. Seats at per Moon 2 Tourings 89c O98c Set $ l 5 — gQua MARE I mmodiate , Clock AWTe Attention QUESTIONED SUPPLY Co. to Mail CHANDLER MOTOR COMPANY CLEVELAND ys Ron oP. M. _ SuaneE 129 LGCUST .. .__- Orders — = ~ RCS ai 3 ——

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LT Dee Oren we | ‘ ." a. se ae . s sl ° a = - ie . oa rit Lae o ae o * a & ne ee ee We Oe 35 x5 Gs) For those who desire balloon tires Goodyear makes a complete line, including the HEAVY DUTY type in certain sizes. More people ride on Goodyear Tivep than on any other kind. @ABERLEL Authorized PERMANIZE RO : - * o on n = > > ‘3 Po ice ) “i A ig ¥ a . Dw : OP ow) AE da ae ; ” 4 BNE ;. nine “ tg ‘ , em ae a q a a aoe P. i ‘. i x Ag “¥, as i ‘ a sear i) i4ge.e. . oa eget > C ~ i ) : sms a — MEANS GOOD WEAR ae ae ers =r 2 » Se eee fe 6 eee ees tn

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—— . . a ee - —_—~ = . > , - ~ > ing The War age ‘es. se | - avi ition PERMANIZED with ss Thousands of automobile " oe orn Permo. As l look Ir ne H or} (,°7a ke: 2 @wners tue country over Leal igh : r A ere PERMANIZING with ahout IT feel a bit 4 Chandler six ich } ‘ : ‘ y} cy , +, ’ ~ ry rmo. It's the outstand- : been driven it mil Real 3 Tih . te of sympathy for . ee ‘ to Phoenix Ariz iia al tag 4 automotive achieve- ; . i ? Dieg ( and ment of « decade. Assures the owners who are 7 , | - from thre ’ four t 4 &. ‘ ie) ( ( > Dies } ne 2 - o o > ite driving . shabby cars. ' more Appearance Mile- Sag hagge O car's iss i ese.” If they'd only been nd sealed in hieh before st > > ‘"7W7IT) 7 His « nsed tf ‘ f the 1 wise and PERMANIZED, age aren | Authorized PERMANIZE Service in St. Louis at minutes. and for the return tetp ROSE-DEL GARAGE. Inc... 6170-26 DAVIS ALTHO LAUNDRY. 5835 was 1? } ire and 32 minutes. Re- Delmar il. (abany 8455. Park laston Av. Cabany “03°. Ee ee DOLLAR AUTO LAUNDRY, 4923 — a a courses Delmar Ki Forest 4646 ——— SINAKPL A VOVCT. Kingshighway MOTOR CITY GARAGHI "700 la at Shaw (;srand 6o°71 cust Bement 3870 CHICKEN DINNER FL LEDE GAKAGE. Euclid and La- LA GRAVE AUTO CO. 45249 Del. tlede. Forest 647 mar. Forest 3100 “HEADY’S HOTEL” WARWICK AUTO LAT NDEY Com.- WwoeDS AUTO LAUNDRY. 66R0 preaned air system, 1520 Locust Delmar BI (abany S716 WENTZVILLE. MO. fentral 061 McRER GARAGE! 1618 Tower Grove MIGHTEENTH STREP GARAGE Served every Sunda: 35 miles from Av. Grand 41°: largest in the World isth and st Lonis« on the st “| eute und KRaneas CHASL GAR 4(,1 . York and ircvie ( bestnut. Olive 1960. Cite road No. % Corerete all the way Avs. Forest S351. Forest 1452 NU-WAY CAR WASHING. S10 —_——— GRASD 42 BATES AUTO LAUNDRY. Tth St.. East St. Louis. I). East Grand and Bates. Riverside “?775. O076-W | & 7 mt i Ae ie SoRa ReraRO STORAGE eq r ™” £ aon city “that confor tm, BATTERIES ~ Ma rere aa @ Get Our Pmces HEIMAN BATTERY CO. "O12 Locust Romont I18°6 WE ARE AUTHORIZED = SERVICE STATIONS Sidney 4:10). : ed B Cherokee Filling & Battery Station ‘id Bee Motor Car Co. CHEROKER AND PENNSYLVANIA Grand 781 MANCHESTER-TAYLOR ; thick, tough f:rund 0] South Side Garage & Filling Station -S537-45 8. GRAND BL Southwest Auto Supply . EDWIN A. CRAIG } are circum: > Greed 3684 , to give extra N. 0. WEGNER HW. HERLETH | idl} MORGANDORD (;rand Sol Gravois-Compton Tire & Battery Co. Phone, Sidney 6:26 GRAVOIS AT COMPTON Auto Tire Sales Co. - SHENANDOAH AV i Sidney OOD. Versen Tire and Battery Service $747 8S. JEFFERSON AY. Riverside 471 Y Goodyear Hartman's Auto Service Grand 113° Union Motor Car Co. THIRTY-NINTH AND BLAINI | Delor Filling & Service Station LAPTISIANA AND DELOR | in any ardu- apest tire to f |... South End Auto Repair Co. _ fabany 7Su Nieman’s Tire & Accessory Co. SS91 FASTON AY mH W CALIPORNIA | O. R. Raith Tire Co. Bon ON THE Jon the job, but ere_r— ache Ripe , er its endur- moat | Fister Tire and Battery Store 62°58 EASTON AY | Riverside 1766. | (abany 7268 | i fabany SOI” Colbeck Tire Co. 1465 HODIAMONT AY B. & K. Tire Co. ‘445 %. GRAND is: St. Cyr Bros. GRAND ANT) TMD S919 WASHINGTON AY 1at needs this for you. , iz 3 - Standard Tire Co. -O;1 WASHINGTON AY "T] ) Lindell 105. Gorman Bros. 17 PALM sT (Mise lOO" . Independent Auto Co. lis CHESTNUT st ‘| L. Gershenson Romeont i305 Remont S15 | in79 PASTON Forest 2527 Lindell Gh z Lindell 511 : Walsh Tire Co. Sternwear Tire Co. ; Olt DELMAR . lorissant Filling Station | Forest SOHO toment LUE Monarch Garage | Meyer Kemp Tire Co. esi; tsron ine «CHEST SNE OT OST Cabany 41-1400-80 Bement 377 : Central 4750 Continental Auto Supply Co. Merchants Tire & Battery Co. a 587 DI ILMAR RIL. ‘t10 W AastcINGTON AY’ TO Re wha e > : Grund 8736 : Toler’s Service Station 11°05 SHAW 1900 S. KINGSHIGHW AY |eral field man- * a0 Bate ¢ : , _— — ; a2 " ‘ ‘turning from Phoenix he met s0/used only to support the bod, Strong a gale that the wind bent his windshield inward and he had to drive miles with one hand, using his other hand to prop the wind- shield. Near Yuma he drove through a severe sand storm. The grades, much rough road and the two storms made this a notable feat. WILL MANAGE SALES. NGLISH HORCKITZ has been appointed retail sales manage: of. the De Luxe Automobile Co.. local distributer of Olds cars. He was 4 vears with a replacement parts factory, then became gen- ager covering the country for the Iniand Machine Works. He served in the war, and then was with several St. Louis automobile eon- cerns, serving as sales manager for 1, HORCKITZ. the Sterling Prod- uct Corporation. He joined the sales force of the eD Luxe Co. the first of this year TO HANDLE PISTON RING. Elmer A. Grath and A. G. Whit have formed the St. Louis Simplex Co.. 3217 Locust boulevard, to dis tribute the Simplex piston rine made by the Solenberger Pistor Zine Co. of Cleveland A steel ex- pander is placed in the ring groove to keep the ring in constant cor tart with the cylinder wall, no mat ter how much the latter may worn Stagegered slots in the ring : . ‘7 P ; : sta . + ‘i re aifi Jil ana S15 it‘a s' ; MOON EIGHT READY SOON. Deliveries ot » new straig é hy ré ac} } ed heir ; May i L a blished ar I 1! mer I = McD ale presid } M Motor C ( ew “ 1 fou 1 . ins the Moon six. chassis which were introduced recentls are in demand Enclosed cars mak uD iD per cent of the fa: - 2 a ° rAg 4 Ae. s production of Sixes, he de y» ind - , +} e new sedalr _ exceed s-, s * : ) e de} Veries BUYS ST. TOUTIS MADE CARS. TT FF. Fowler, manager of the rt division of the Gardner Mo- rder for 48 eight-in-line cars from exp: o reports an ¢ Gardne: Walter Schade, Gardner distributor at Dresden (GJermanyv Restric- tions by the German Government permit a maximum of not more ‘ than four cars monthly to be im- ported by any one concern SO . .7 . AD ; a se CATS will } wy eh PD} ed At the rate of four each month DEVELOPS NEW BUS TIRF. Control of the Hewitt Rubber} Co of Buffdlo. whose distribute- in the St. Louis district is the Byrnes Belting C¢ has been ac- quired by J. H. Kelly and F. V Springer. who have been in active management of the company for several vears. The company manu- factures cord and balloon cord es and heavy cord tires fo busses and Ks John F. Palmer. originator and nitentee of the cord tire, Is const ing engineer with Hewitt The company has been developing 2 new type of tire for passenger husses It is nearly ready tO mare ket its invention TO BE ASSOCIATE DEALER. The BRurgdorf Motor Co 2727 South Jefferson avenue, has been ippointed South Side associate dealer bv the Spalding Motor Co.., Flint distributer It will } e both tt rge Flint 20° 1 the s é Klint 19 A { mpilete ¢ } ‘ models , nm sé ~ = tye , = vn bv the Mai T) FINDS BUSINESS GOOD. R. T. Hodgkins. ceneral sales c f the Rickenbacker M “ in St Louis |} S 2 hesir \leore Sa les ( Rickenbas lis Hodgkins said this vear was | e if i ore Ps r? " indus = hist eve efe ne had go COAST Gt ist n ti; . he ‘ feott, tg ij ])=) ~ oT \lissis r) \ o i ns . ] . ' = | Ri Ké lis ’ eT > j ns rely ‘ mer nir ) K as a ] ’ S ’ | ex? r? sines 4 K K e rec, 1s (‘annon Ball F Pr is making with } ken ‘ ‘ ( sing « r ‘ = 1 ’ HERTZ STATION HERE The Drive rjiess (“an ‘)- ‘4 North } . : rane ‘ nin; if? Nas taker he Louis station of the Hertz D ri Salf ey ‘ Ss ¢€ vnc nas stati n ? the fires , , . } ie) _- | « 1 sé ag DRIVEN WITHOUT SPRINGS ‘ of f ; ' £ > ‘ Fe ~ ' ; wt % ‘ : - . anet rs 7 seis disconnected ry ‘ ‘ + ‘ a ~- wh ‘ ‘ =? . ‘ , The moves nee mA aart@e . at wing ¢? Tr +> ‘ ,. ne TI } ’ ; ee —— - —— ——.. a and portion of the torque tuls rhus, ’ } ‘ » «4? , : “? CUSTITOT ] tou inst oad } : iy }? i suick ears, the springs are not pee A Champion Body Will Make a New C All of the driving strain is trans- calied upon to withstand | ar Out of Your Ford oUTslicona . mitted to. and absorbed in Buick’s| twists ia adaiiek G6 cilia eisai This Beautiful $ | . rque drive by the rear axle hous- The torque tube rear axie drive is 4-Passenger ing, the propeller: shaft housing more eXDeO! ive to inst ; A so it Cc . ae . . OUe .sceesnt and ne strut rods from the outs is onlv necessary to have one unl- Pius Tax and Mounting ends of the rear avrile ¢ the ant? trent ining } rear axle o the fron versal joint. Ritzic, roomy. fits any Ford chassis Sireamline hood. cowl and radiator +hell. crank window lifts, gray bread- cloth uphelstery. sun visor and dome light. HARRY WHITE SAYS, _NOW WE ARE BUYING TIRES rt CAR LOAD GET OUR — we OOD) YEAR ervice Station | a a eee eee 3-Pass. Sport Coupe Finished in baked enamel: mechan- ical type windew lifts, one-piece windshield. cowl sentilater. san visor. 4 16-cauge steel full crown fenders. mahogany finish iostru- ment board, streamline heed and Jaeadiator shell, corrugated rubber step plates. splash aprons. tire carrier. Plus Tax and 2 Mounting Your present Ford bedy in down payment—dalance easy terme. We have used Ford bodies on hand traded in on Champion Bedies. Seleet one of these barcains today. All-Weather CHAMPION BODY CO. jini xinaay and “Evenings Bomont 1149 CORD 30x31/, CLINCHER Vulcanizing 3 Branches 12 Service Cars wise. iwi. GET OUR PRICES 30x34 C.L. GOODSYEAR DIAMOND QUALITY CORDS} BATE QONE Btat Cl. 5-Ply.$13.13 [eon Wal a2x4 Ss. 5-Ply.$16.25 130 X3 > Clincher $7.44 -~- 33x4 Ss. Ply.$16.89 — erie) Rubber case; 6 § It’s the 29x4,40 : sapere, Volt; |1-plate. Diamond 1) 9 et 3G 5 65 logical Balloons f 14 thing to do IN Columbia 6-1 | ma — buy your exer. rece BATTERIES f 0 Used Ford Car $11.95 Recharge and Rental. from Your Nearest MERCHANTS TIRE & BATTERY CO. 2710 Washington—Itti North {2th St.—5955 Delmar Bomont 377-673 Central 4750-4751-4752-4753 Cabany 9368 Thefinest Never Before Such Quality at or Near the Price Today’s Essex is the finest ever built. It is the smoothest, - E S S E xX most ‘velieie Essex ever built. It is the best looking, most COACH comfortably riding Essex ever built. And the price, of volume, is the lowest at which Essex ever so $ , Its overwhelming — acceptance Essex requires little attention to keep | confirms by actual sales supremacy in top condition. Its maintenance the outstanding leadership of Essex cost, we believe, is the lowest of any | value. Never was that — 0 car in the world. You sacrifice no Delivered Price $979 clear, and so rightly deserved as motoring pleasure, comfort or good looks that large, high-priced cars can S today. , 5? ; $4 O5 a ‘on its great recognition on _—-&¥: Essex is nimble of action. It is y* ssex won its gr COR easily handled in crowded traffic, re- the issue of finest quality, perform- ., ' | | eae’ izeer pleasent aanaaa sponsive to every call for power or mT ot P > speed. And with it you know all weight or cost. the satisfaction that comes with its distinction asa fineand beautiful car. For those who desire, special arrangements have been made where- by an Essex Coach may coh be purchased for a First And with its low first cost and oper- Down Payment of $295. ating economies, you get qualities of Can any other Car within hundreds The remainder in 12 long - lasting, reliable performance, of dollars of the price satisfy you easy monthly payments. smoothness and riding ease. so well? HUDSON-FRAMPTON Hudson and Essex Distributors SALESROOMS: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF Matascetnaye: ane. Paste DELMAR BL. AT TAYLOR 4517-4339 Delmar Phone, Bomont 3100 Near Taylor ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS Brock Motor Co. Claymo Hudson-Essex Co. North Side Princeton Motors $416-18 Olive St Delmar 124 23 Meramec St... Clayton. Wydown 820 2809-11 N. Grend Av... Ldn. 2408 Princeton Motor Sales Co. Steinger & Tuthill a nhergeteeitirong = ltrs 2 Hudson-Essex Co. Cherokee and Gravois, Sid 957 South Side Motor Sales Co. Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co. S Pemtioay or cts Co. i720 lafayette, Vietor 1622 123 Lemay Ferry Rad., Riverside 56 4908-10 Southwee: Av, Grand 6688 Northwest Motor Sales Kirk-Web Motor Co. Barker Motor Co. »or bnrergencs Service Night. Sundays or Holidays In St. Loui-—Phone Bomont et in Counts —Phone W schown £20 9°90 State St... bast SM. Losi-. fast 101 (933 Natural Lridge Kd., Delmar 2154 120 hirkhwood Hd... Khirkwuevod. Airkwueood 6S 2607 LDcllesiew, Maplew cal, Boenion 2123 aa T \a ‘then 1 =e ¢ 7 7 ‘) : * 7 ° - ae 2 ~ - —<—: ~ aan ~ oe oe * oe ee LS. - ~ es + a ® —* nee he RL — ~ ~

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i ‘ ste! iG ide as iti a - ; hnson amnounces A fea than bad 4 af P ' kes “ae ee ee lee ehe king firm of Otis & Co./ Deen ges = clon )\ UC ( Equip Your Car with ) 4 aa _ — meant Crhame . am . ieee _— = e that t y 4 ie H. Foste! 7 Batis mh: | own Payment Scheme it least b year. of that coy the con. | touch © rnere a Speciall 4 ; 7 ‘ Is a =yenctal ‘* rrvspeormioent , _ , Bave ; ) , 4 nes: . recent'w wieited the G Hi P y Designed ak iM Pe ree T Re a _ oe , » oe >) Snul SALES CONTEST IS 1 HELD. 4 Ba , | , sential ; ; T ; : ‘ ges in a e is the fir Stromber +) = q } =) " ’ on : ; e. e ‘ ee, ‘ ° mace : > e (32 l¢ TY . :. “ i? : x a Ss “OF os : "3 et the | [. week sit spar: 1 a Ae aya en ntinue as president of th m- itan district that began April | and = x al . “x payer in Cleve ts, sales ed car to Have a Carburetor Built .- f icn nr x ME) vepor: | : | , | ne eee 5a eis anh ae - aeaiitnines ei wacidaed - Particularly for Your Motor Sa she mew plat R j PRODUCTION INCREASED 2 es | Crapper , O’Brien. arenidedt + i rates ther ; . last mouth is reportea , TS ability to get things done is; of :he Metropolitan Nash ind Power — Economy — Performance | ft Sin shionm ¢ . ; Pm se a » \X want ’ » } ; fi a , , D } a ’ D | +4 a t v } a & 4 = I Sil i ere ht fe oe bw) WELL ESO VERLAND - FINB - MOTOR . CARS naa =a = sed +t5 hers Good territory is open in this state mae SSueetags Cleveland for distributors who can cover the garage ccs, ell ag -~wiwrelgp was and filling station field. lenat 82 06 eis the eateen Zero Anti-Freeze Fluid is a striking success ale 0 r S wherever introduced—positively ends winter radi- MADE F ACTORY ‘SAL ES CHIEF ckup ator trouble. W45ill not freeze in coldest weather hina: tan boom alae —will not boil in midsummer. ed e president of the Studebak- Selling experience is desirable—determination is cokugt amageetmdian pega ; se necessary. With these, you can take advantage ot enon Same padi ed aallagpescgh we this unusually profitable opportunity to build a ‘ eds H. A. Biggs. v 3 ret permanent business. Write us at once—territory ng from business ecour is going every day. healt iiiiei< leebenet Geeks 191la mn Los An vreles Four vears later he was made sales n naeer , age arte _ Make Rordady Marvel 1200 Tower Bldg. 6 N. Michigan Av. Chicago, III. Zero Chemical Company After the war he purchased = eel The tremendous success of the ally improves with use ... there VRE ESTA WEE When summer invites you into the country, you will appreciate more than ever the advantages of Dodge Brothers Touring Car. Open tofresh air and sunlight the Touring Car is healthful and delightful to drive. Somewhere in youve been pr Sure of a roo yard and garde ment and sec The price ts $885 f o. b. Detroit—$o65 delivered Tate Motor Company, ing WASHINGTON at GARRIQON Bomont 124 Locate that place now Post-Dispatch and reac of St. Louis’ desirable will always find far St. Louis Newspapers Sele a High-Pressure : Balloons With me more powerful new Willys-Knight is no carbon trouble. ..there are no FACTORY OFFICIAL HERE has abundantly borne out the pre- valves to grind ... and the cele-' £6 4 lj af h d | “Fill your radiator and forget it” : rE Jar diction made in January that this brated Lanchester Balancer, built urry- p- et i y —_— bistory in 1925. Sales are over- at any engine speed. : —(v} — topping all previous high marks, D d N « ht . Beautiful to all eves ... marv-!- and going higher and higher. pualy emecth in enamel a y a n if The vastly increased power and brimful of velvety power ... de- - flashing pick-up of the new Willys- pendable beyond measure ... the Knight give this fine car a place all new Willys-Anight is undoubtedly Its sleeve-valve engine is free from on the market. You can buy a , , ie ‘4 D LJ noisy tapnets...itis the only type Willys-Knight on very easy terms 30x33 Radio Fabric Se ee ee eS [ZI N 5 CAR of automobile engine that liter- | —with a small down payment. 30x33 Safety Extra Heavy Fabric _$il n pe 30x3: Commander Gi. Cord 8.50 F 33x4 Commander S.S. Cord ee 30x3; Silvertown Cord—Reg.____S11.18 - a a “he 30x3: Silvertown Cord—Giant___$13.065 oreover, it is common Knowledge . 30x3: Silvertown Gord—tTruck S$i4955 y rh that 9 S ' : , os ae SRE: i ee. oe dg | Drother with an Engine Youll Never Wear Out 1 31x4 Silvertown Cord—S.S..__ S155) product is dependable, and will : Rs 32x4 Silvertown Cord—S.S.____$17.70 annoyance—and at small cost 32x4! Silvertown 33x4} Silvertown 34x45 Silvertown : 35x5 Silvertown Gord—S.S..____$32358 29x4.40 Balloon | 31x4.95 Balloon 30x5.77 Balloon | TOURING $1295 - COUPE $1495 - COUPESEDAN $1495 32x5.17 Balloon SEDAN $1575 - BROUGHAM $1695 -_ f.0. b. Toledo 32x6.20 Batloon great car would make automobile into the engine, prevents vibration Road Service ia 0 D (5 E i= fa OTH EF [2 cc its own in the esteem of the public. the sanest automobile investment 2 s | 30x3} Commander S.S. Cord i= , A =F 31x4 Commander S.S. Cord. ____SIZ15F © : 32x4 Gommander S.S. Cord e Carry you On your way without : : a 33x4 Silvertown Cord—S.S.___.S18305 33x5 Silvertown Cord—S.S.____ $31.15 7 31x5.25 Balloon Gord 33x6.20 Balloon Sato Sales A service Co. Motor Sales Co Staehie Auto Sales & Elect. Co. Mixsouri and Fifth A, 1911 Leenst < Rement "T30 3504 < Grand Bi tirana Tose Fast “St. Leute. tH Bridce 1°04 Ntorth Street ¢(lareagce Th M nuner oter Compan Dern Auto Comnany 914-4 S. Ninth = (entrai 964 . be . | LOS §. Jefferseen Av Sidner 1 7H5 Wis Pege Ri (eateny SOC? Retcharntt &£ Hertel Afften. Me. Riverside 2S7T5w Tm-City Aate Sales & Serrice Coa | IRE & x co Franke Motor Co islti “Mate St. Granite (City. al Cer. Hamiltce Ridge sed mein y *- - ~“. Louk Ceuante Aatomobhile Co. Pri-City = vv ‘ ‘larten. Me Wvrdewsn 178 emesis 3553 LINDELL J. M. Lederer 2 Co. Spiectiberg Automobile Co. LINDELL 2300 LINDELL 2302 [323 Leeust Si. Bement TIS 6504 Olive Sirect Boad Bement 7S Wii

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RUNDAY. _ in APRIL 26, i925. : vf ‘_HICp ew _ te daiaasinel ata ge . e es | - NY POT DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circutation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “~ 9 — a — —s— — ee ee ee a = —~ ——_ —— —— eee J W ——- Ai = —. | Ae ere : ; | ‘ j 4 i! : ra\ Ht} j —— ; ; ' ; aa | Vi £ H. _ = + bet ) / ' OPY Ne a Af ' “ ~ cele -_...$18.16 jant__ _$13.05 uck___$14,95 S..._..$15.55 “A Home of Your Own!” $.__.$1a30) | S0Mewhere in one of the residential sections of St. Louis, or the nearby suburbs, theres the home S.....$23.35] | youve been ene to buy, so that you could stop paying rent, so that your wife would feel S.....$23.957 sure of a roof over her head if anything happened to you, so that your children could enjoy the yard and garden and their “own rooms’—where all of you would find that happiness, content- S.__ $32.35 ment and security that comes only with home ownership. Locate that place now by turning to the Real Estate Section of the If you prefer a flat, an apartment, business, investment or income Post-Dispatch and reading the attractive offerings of agents and owners property you will find a wide variety to hold your attention and in- #0 St. Louis’ desirable home properties. In this newspaper alone you terest. Select a list of locations that appeal to you and see them to- # ill always find far more Real Estate Advertisements than in all other day. Tomorrow call the agent or owner and get prices and terms. Buy St. Louis Newspapers combined. now—enjoy the Summer in “A Home of Your Own.” Select That “Home of Your Own” Now, and Spring Time of 1925 Will Be the Happiest Season Your Family Can Desire ST. LOUIS” POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ ONE BIG Real Estate Directory DELL 2301 TMM MMMM nn MMT

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RADIO CRYSTAL KRG $5.00 LIST “Beiduin @9 0&8 Head Phones |= mk $735 | 2 . ST-OISPATEH | 3 T LOUIS POS . other evening newspapers COMBINED S trond a Mia stnrD AY. 2S ha nd Ty ri ~o vee — ns Saaremaa, , tie SUNDAYT, A —— . APRIL 26, 1936, —————————— i — — — a —- = — ——- ~ e ron | + — —_— = SSE See ‘ : ‘chasin ° bride insisted r por not wld r| ‘ Wo as - — fron: her butehe: Neither a . LL . he goo) ver)” long — aa | QUEST SWERS © oe — QUES ' ; ’ ; i ; N | , Hal HIGH P(IWER The Post-Dispatch Radio Department cannot undertake to | COVERS THE | } ; | @nswer questions by mail. | . , « we un i a . ae “e | S 0 ver- eS . ae Room to Another, 4. tional Gathering in oi Differences in Pressure Lengths Because of O | tube regenerative yp tote EB at uel 4 SIV 206 an a detector | Distance Records’ t 2 - . . . ~ ; — . én . eas o - = - R i avy Gives Recognition to Are Important Factors. | crowding in B Classification od ols is the sie van ae and UV 201-A tubes as amplifiers. | — . rpora mm. . . ’ de : | hs waves adio Cc Twenty-two and one-half volts is! ; oar , i. . - frequency . aia H3TON April oo : hy K Done by American 4 eee ee ee nein used on the plate of the detector PITTSBURG, Pa.. April 290.—- ges poets Bal harger and Bal 4h e " ltr ive reater armpiin- ‘ : , on , : . the Washirigton : - * *‘Hams,’’ Van Cleef of Ohio The power limit of 599 watts for | ee tenes ” aaa Generally 4nd 45 volts on the other tubes Few people listening in on Station The Audio laboratories, Inc., of | Fran 4 seinen | The “ kite ¢ ideal power ‘ = . ; ) ’ . © ; . . © " : , a¢ ; >? fe : —_—_—— ; prof Eugene - Sd P bh b ndoned cation than i With this arrangement | am able : . rr a : ame ata- : rs ae , P eiinventor who developed ; method kite B the iaea e » in an article in the | Class A stations is to be aba _— such transformers cut off the low - — 4 waned but | KUVKA realize that in the sam New York is building a vitalitone| ! radio " ers)’ -o — trom COa > Ste =k, al - —— as . e siget hy ‘e¢. for ur set. . ¢ dale Broadcas' Magazine | Guring the qummer monthg by the Srequencies most and the high fre- Sceaae loud speaker volume, and! ;:jo# is another transmitting set, loud speaker, two -one-shaped dia S SESS E ANS wee sah supply yo it NGTON, A rt] “ee > io sro Va. . > e resu!lt- ’ . ’ a ; ie erfecting his radio moving 7 p 25. —Be. yas Rac eather affects radio! Department of Commerce quencies more or aw Th ad un when [ use $0 volts on the plates the only one of. its size and type in Phragms 1% inches in diameter be- | 7 ~—— ; , At your dealer's ¥ lnrr? .* ™ sha ne Weal . 7 7 ” — _ * ae - 2 his v4 | SounC . ’ ; , aii ; . pon i ee ee " sere ; inc F i¢ ‘@ceivinkz : : He ford, ¢ Onn., @8 tha git hat t Lpon applying for a class B 1: ing tones that you ; 7 willing ©: the amplifier tubes signals get the world, which is forwarding at ing the principle features Phe; pieture projecting’ at ; 77 (FAN hi _— - wanle ls ° geeption t wgtiheyredne er ree hime sana weye agp ce in rder | Weaker Can you tell artes wat ; © YY men the pro arm tInanufacturers call attention te the ipparatus, a i] will stage a public t ay wtih broadcas od ' ‘ar , " aor » § tlie voiume in order, ; le SATI O ¢ tha remarkable achieve. seemed ’ : i on ing an increase of power lass A to sac rifice a hit ; F for this Causes this , J. G. : ' the most distant eine of These di: ip! rag rnis "“\ h ; h, 1erne! Stration soo! ‘ - : —_— y : es g b, : , — . P “Tr ‘ TT) 1 4 “Le “ a “i ‘ , -— the Arnerica . ; et a ions often ) ions will he a ly wed tem & i) bry up to obtain good Qua ty iT | } A if si rnal strengt is reduced eguiaris Se T ’ fi . : pro. ide over a iif times ' : ames for i ; P nm amat ur, nd ré CrVvilis , " ‘oulbd not recommend ahaa é ‘ ~~" Po f the rjiohe. they; Say, Reeently uu hix laboraté« ry before ; >’ mention ous wete the radi . of a ! nites iD rt ne | the super-power ecale in the sa Tne reason we “ * las ,| when vou add 45 volts to tne Dia ‘= Paris O 1 — distant greater area than those used hy . ; h b : te mo Th atte , - tae . sie ‘ « ving ¢ 2 ’ Se 1s! sipeath er on evera!l rovernmental experts | of the world, in Fesalon ymes 50° her con manner in. which Class B stations the use of transformer 1 a Th jof the anipYifier tubes there is un- ve maener ie e programs are most loud speakers ey Calm) SY eye ) ¥ ite } ; 1 3 Me at = ct ss , > 4 nvr . -* ¢ ) r # e : a iz whic 1 . } . . ' , . ’ : ; : , se’ ore | \ if have formed A world-wide jeciares the | - have heen permitted 0 lengthen greater ratio th - e Radio Cor doubtedly some defect in the cir- Barte “3 a i be Johannesburg. greater fidelity of tone reproduc- nade a test for re Pe Im! om Power nits ; or Fe. tiv — - : j . — mT - _ ‘ ra j ° z ‘ i i. m hs ‘ ‘ = ar >; , 4 4 i . : > , , ; jon and have chosen for anne receiving S&S | their range; Several recemtly con-/adéress of the Phenix R Sth st. | cuit. Either one of the B batteries | being Afri England, Germany. tion, particularly in the lower fre-) ics a short movie film from ‘ ieee | - | oa a Lam | o% = & last 25 & se ‘ica: Lu . - ae ~ , : oe the New England # have hus ‘ erates Apa | eructed penis erie one ia 6 wince Bs ? | #@ tow or the os aie ewnbardy eo a wa : South America: Svd- quencies. The diaphragms are of a ne room to another quite success- ; att | not »”* " " ~ = f . 4 r ’ = ~¥« 4 > os ires., 6 . “7 ih oe : ’ . — ‘ me of the American Radio ale inless the same condi-) ynable to get in on Class B fre-| New York. | been connected proper! biebe no: Poswage Melbourne Australia, OF fibrous material. When used on fully. The film, depicting a Wutch FANSTEEL PROEEA PRODUCTS CO., Ine. i wag" i and the residence cf verepiion Wilies . the country quency have already filed their A}p- Q. A three tube regenerative Bet ’ changing from 45 to 90 volts You ney or atenel point depends on a the hbase. the speaker Stands oa windmill! Was pasted (oget her into North Chicago, Illinouw t ‘ercy Maxim, ive Presiden: rene prevailed over sp ist Sucn plic ations for increased power and / that I have does not regenerate should add more battery to the neem ie that is alwave arranged inches high. It can also be sued a continuous belt and inserted in’ — — t . : , ‘9 stations. : > : ule é os ne ‘ ' ain ) a 5 os: with gradually diminish. ae we Swe mon. There-jare planning to jump their sta- and I can not get KSD as loud | grids of the audio amplifiers, gan ninee by suspending it on a wall or ceil Mr. Jenkins’ radio projector. the a ‘ ' t common . ; Vv ;, ' fin: el al — ub v4) eces the reduction of giiformity 1s not “a eptiviit y to Hons up to 4 thousand and 1500 now as when T used only two tubes. though neglecting to do this would in a Tone world-wide ing. The Tri @ oh te ‘rature ans hue a ; ¥ . 1 radio conference giion which a aha It seems | @) 4 stations will gather in the | then ' ae r tubes. Test these ™ore sharply with a UV 201-A tube, .. 4:04 on the hild n¢ ve e Westing- facturer that temperature and hu a fairly good reproduction of the €.7-TOON en an anaes at da . - 7 mclusions Seas A588 A Sti v4 —r ; e batteries o cS. . nde 4 p "1r_ 9 . in i - etal a affect the cfAe- , _ é arn “ mateurs ask for no Aa. me etrik ng cCius | Prey a ‘ala outside the R in th e ] “8 a as a detector fTnan Ww ith a UW\ *) : burg. Pa works - midity wl! bie affec ] o movine win Imill The report that tuning—takes but a moment to b, : in > a gf asting involves the | waitin room ist ie ; ake sure that vou have not . d Manufacturing er rhey adjustmen . ; A\e hand. ahove those tha’ shat since broad: otis . et) » | adda = 7 . ‘te reir? ‘rn cover the and Ban , : it} eit} er a A short antenna effects stil) sharp- house E lectri ic ar ‘ KDK A. pacities af the condensers . there Wus considerable sflickering., marty Pes din Rieck. tt } f ‘ , a Tt, of electro-maRgnetit range an a moos § been trying to work with , till I am able to re- | hich operated Sta ion . ade ina very convenient form - ; } arly mov- #2 4. 2in. non- heed gay egy (or thee Ht ; rendy been given us,” the transm.88)0" oe — } untry in the same wav it is done , aS eda e tes ier tuning, but still " ‘ Co., whi e world. are mace in : a , just as there was in the early seaneg. &. &. Sen lack, #0¢, Mahog. @e. ; ab inventor aaid “AN we d saves. & wave pon el ape. ;couniry in : * a atten dead batters Ora defective tube. ceive only two or three distant sta- can reac h every part of pent pro a0 that 1) ev may he used any ine pictures but state emphatical- De eae 1~ ~*~ pply, write us. i , } : . ‘2 : ies » eee. “? « . ree U r-S.% : ; : oat , m" . ~i* ; it ' eer Y atte mitted bn nemt’s A tvpe there might ‘ hea ae io a by the Pp? ty oy git rege applicants Q What causes mv set %o give tions when the locals are broad- It has sucessfully Se ae res place in rune recelving set with ease. ly that the mor ing picture Was re- -Z- TOON RADIO COMPA My " : ; ; A eedal 411.4 . - ¢ erm sein ' ong a irs ) . ; - ; : . . { @ yok pot! 7 ae } : cers . ‘ eshington Indienepols. ae the > mae xe now an ty ist ar het ween SU h tran hi . Am } d a sad _ the A hand mushv reception every time casting. W hat can I do under the i rams and nad ; warns than 1? The casings aygpund Tne omg produced by radio transmission Me ine thaw to aamatied Gea i » ue —— ws ' Ue , i 4 nere ) ’ . ; : ' , : n as . P ite ic ' ) if ontinue to. produce cort;:. géthe circulation of air in lone 1 9 expan "Chica o plant WHT, 6treet car passes my house and circumstances” Wm. §S. layed a distance © nee it is half are made of molded bakelite, which Within a few weeks Mr. Jenkins iM lo radio sclence andg tn en: ma iow pressures. bservat ee ee eee hed tively as-| What can be done to remedy this; 4 voy are getting as good results| ¢99 miles, which, si ' the max- gives them a neat appearan re oy plans to install one or two radio Hi ay a ms made to determine whether! wnich has been tenta suble? E. H: J. : t ected from the ap-! way around the world. 1 ) ll as to insure good insulation tetur ‘eceivers in the | perfect large numbers of were mace ' ht exis’ ; ito 238 meters. after severa! trouble aS Cam DO expect a. hat will be required well a: . y of moving pieture recei ' if 57 i ae “4 1 ¢ “— ; "+ a ‘a ‘s . on @° , o ‘ es fet. ’ t . . _ st « or : ACC acy : ome . ‘ men in radio telegraphia sey guch relationship mis hehe signer ’ ®. station owners in 4. The trouble you are having is paratus that you have. If you de mum distance ial The high standards of act atte me homes of prominent governmental 201A : Se ) 4 ela c tatio —_ ™ , ; iets transmitting set. ;' ' , “ts i} inamttar : ~ or whether there ; ; }] ; he a r : a ' rye er ; . led to find experien¢ ed bv ma nv owners nf re. eire to he able to ‘ftune nN) distant ‘ # a | wi Ti! mnit a ' — | handled by this conmi parry and the se ut officials interested in radioe dey e|. Uitra Ht ; , ’ , at ity ‘ ‘ ) ric sai 5 ” : . e } ‘ p > c 11S8iG : ‘ are 4 , t con- ° ; 4 : ' ’ - arran > | 7. r th ewcomer = : ‘ ; ea Mapa ‘ oa e . ¢ > lectrics: gus- ‘ . « h 4 worthless” they wera e reception and the arrange-| room fo: mand tony The same to the fact that your ground con- the air you will have to obtain a the Westinghous rearranged nectes WHh the GleCtricn: ts several miles distant from the lab~ Amplifier ‘ sofisobars. A five-tube neu- 'exclusive Class B band. : ' inee ¢ rround elective receiver system are always Pp ry _ Y t} laboratory he a e} have been exnlored } ments 0: sverns the wer nection is very close to the gr more select) 8) duler are ain- try. oratory From © ‘ . — t was used, with an out- regulation that governs U po : ‘ ‘ vstem. Try If T. W. D. will gend us a dia- a@d fixed schedu ; | , ansmit a regular mo- feur® working throuzch the yedyne set 1°95 feet long » ¢ nore powerful] sta- | used by the street car syst , , This is a departure th 7” 4 number of devices such @s In- | proposes to tran: ; | ft y league with such su ede antenna about 125 fee jipcrease of the more j Clas | A using a duplicate of your antenna gram of the circuit that he ts tained. This * etimes-heard ta e super transform- tion picture film by means of his . these “homs” today area Me direction of the antenna W*" | tions will held good for the “a tt stretched 10 or 15 feet above the) using we will attempt to solve mis the haphazard, nag by the vate 1g i) ‘ transformers have radio projector, anticipating suc- ———a ue ne moO a, _ 7 . 7 st Demater ¢tas the 500 watt a3 ee : ; “C ni : t udilo ‘ant: . . : . é; , : iby their fellows as wor!4 aimost exactly northeast-sout | a | eee ee he } whe earth as a ground. This often elimi- problem. se -cpammngerep riety “ gv der ta make palling aa on the market with an. cessful reception and reproduction ¥ : ; ; ‘4 ‘ 1} : ‘ rnen o> aN > atat 2ern Diacer , -" , . ' their field aad about 30 feet from the groun¢ |jumps will be allowed i ith | nates euch trouble though !t some- Q. One of the tubes in my set ordinary gh Agee . rvice of prac- been rs ay rve for each product! on the receiving sereens in. the res- i : mag fo)) — o not interfere wit! : ¢ eae jets e relay se! : individual cu . ’ totale ; eu American Radio Relay peeeeervations role“ , yep m8 Gag : adcastin on times guts down the strength of lights but does not work at all. I long distane he signals must £9 |+).: is sold. Now comes a vacuum |jdences of the officials At this special prices to — 2m ANA 1 if a ne connecting the re- _other Biations hbroaqdacas a Sia a ae ‘jed burnin the filament tical value. the ‘ ; * that is so! i sat : ime the press will be invited to dealers. lay boasts of 2 mem - he broadpast neths — have trie ai h regularly, and must not b tube that is accompanied yy 4 time ast ‘oer ir it] t! og TOs = « OT ram Percy Maxim and —— ie | intervening age diet herbs t Aecision to Q. I have a four-tube set, using without plate current. but this et herd ad by the ordinary condi- separate characteristic curve sheet. witness the experiment at SPECIALS $o% » ere 1? jin , art eT = | i . ; cad . eee " a se . th ’ ; ; ar } P | ing BLaUON —— eption 18 | “me “4 pr 4 ond watt limit for three stages of audio frequency doesn't help any. What isthe mat-. distur h as interrupt the trans- 40... earton contains a chart of |ends of the radio circuit ° $4.50 Vreed-Misemann Varie Coupter. ino ba "Ss at right ang£ries re P I . |} eliminate the ’* - pevats Seg = the amplification On three tubes the ter with it and Can it he fixed 4 {5 tions aes a the usual type of he tube enclosed and the package t ieee . silk wound, on s of was m i Ipilii ; pi anat den mission rom r) ' - t , = Pay Blue Glow %& sno kelit Pt TS at its best |the A stations. w;, volume is plentiful and clear but yy me ! fore leaving the fac- be ~ | : ‘ ; ra- | ws er will proe- volum t tans a nadcanti station s sealed before , aS8- ue dio) = eqguipmen: Bane sleeper the reap c poner tag the Gp ee ; ot i- when I use four tubes I am both- A. If it is a comparatively new oe ¢t East Pittsbure ‘y. The advantage of this is to If to much plate current is pass KINGS R. F. 5 _ , dient (‘hat is. the closer the isobars vide an excellent time for experi- aring distorted noise.j+yne take tte the dealer vou The station at E ae tory | nab he te auto | through the tube, a blue glow 4 $100 S-Tube set 355 00 cemne 4 “see ing February ul , the re-| , ower. It was| ered by a roaring distorted noise. j:yp -s ; a her ‘hich the programs are Sent insure the purchaser tha See ghe, thee op , er h handsome cabinet. - ' +, h other) the stronger 1enting with super-po ES a a LT te this? K.V rht it from and he will either from wh - — eA rf he tube | -.- be observed. This is a dang with han oh +b npared with e807 ™m ” Whe is he cauee of this boug } ai : : ower niam. ‘rect curve with t can e ” $4 eb pete Aor enting this same policy that prompted the ' po aa opie , lac it or revive it If it has actually is a radio p oF ; ting the corr : inspection of the! sizgna!. and when seen indicates Radio “B Batteries in January. and $1,908 : The r re nearly the transmit- > ae 7 tment to announce its willing- A. It is not a simple matter to replace | ; - r some time the There are several sets located in he buya. =Dy am mene x f su- | es t t e power should be imme- t2'-volt, large newir -y aa ele BEATS. : epartment | “e ts : dio been uses 0 ome 31 ; utside the... ipacteristic curves tubes for su-/ tha 1 Shot ; 22% fecember, showing a heavy illelism ; ‘tations t9 connect up three stages of audi ' building. while outs! ~ Characteristic curves ° , ents nize if wares approa nh paral as ness to allow the BP stations ; ‘ ‘hances are that its life ie exhaust- the Ul } a ; adio frequency diately turned off, and adjus men . a ff of our exports. but the : : + oes ii ¥ AN00 frequency amplification and get chances ; ' as 4 are many poles support- erheterodyne and ra : pth ct wena ; 45-volt, ree ate eee, er wih the isobars, the weaker the jump ih gome insiances, to Svwy | tre 4 aa } wae using the third «d. The tubes that are in use *t building ar ged ennae. . The!” fier sets can be accurately | made for lower plate voltage o1 nine ! : ‘xports this an : ie : ao ) : uality w ising th ' mriety ante ‘ lifier sets cz | + ; Sy ia? f ebrua Reption. Under these conditions watts and possibly higher in the, good q 7 f t tages give so the present time may not work ing a variety 0 : is done on mt ’ The e tubes are called | filament current or both - og oe at oe $3.75 than those n ‘ ; we . ’ - am yr tubes supported by vertical qq. cosiman certifi é ) - of t? ower eption in a low pressure ¢ cause interference. That ie } se the active materiul copper tt woe: SS 1 of the’ there is no danger o tine | % for ’ ara - hecept ’ does not A i the thir stage the That . eCAU : oi eel ement of —— . sale at severa i ast year was a rec @eatends ‘9 be somewhat weaker -—- ae attemp: a 4 ‘ : ai “2 tion in the filament has been thrown poles. By proper eat ahs are et waging ly houses anes ee ee KINGS RADIO SALES CO wr ee ¢) er —" ’ e Vv loader an istortio ' pe CE SES : irec Ser efrects are vs ‘ o supply - re . ' me, oon = n man ina high of corresponding in- Move for Standardization. hats aikaone if sufficient off in the form of electrons and the the poles. directional eriaitc tat or vie :tion damaging it. The tube which . ‘Tn 4 exports ; - - ' ie e su !t. vou get ; Vai ant ' sj teealiameaae ; “in 1e@ ai } materiai! : ; : : nonth - Norse . lue nes’) Standardization, both as to nom- | _ th % aN ork Ee anh eut the remaining wire lights but emits: obtained. thus aiding io ; » oie Only Five Basic Sets. a certain person referred to nen 1166 N. Kingshighway, re over $f afl wy » Reception is weaker when the pate ppaeaeD t} e gen ee aa ager pp roe te f ve : few electrons reaching the desired pa: 2 Theres are only a retatively few “giving such a jretty™blue light St. Louis. " - e . _* * g° 3 ; ' _ ~~ ° AY 18" ée ng i f sri tie \" ' lI “t)) "eter P ry . " | . } > a re ’ ore = wira he value j the 7 : hee nem ittad waves cross from one (en: lature and appa at third €7T) ireéi' , or vou ada ne Firates — SS world _ sae . type of radio sets. These Was in the same class asx the " 9 ley - ' : meal ¢ \or ¢ -——— a — ee ; : "© m Ye , greneri: . , . . os ‘wa ports and almost thr wessure aren into another eral use of ‘‘frequency’”’ rather than |= —_ The electric power con e rs = The crystal set. regenerative. «), vender chicker which the _ “* . j ' * — ‘ th ’ ‘f . , ° . . ~ are } Js . . ‘se of ’ + | - " The strength of rec epti on for wavelength the red if ti ke of in- CH DEALERS PROTEST houses amone its rmempers whi uw hich supplies rne powe! for thi a ye . passed radio frequenc \ and nr ‘ , : . . , " . . - vrs ’ . , le y 1} mts tT] ’ iT) ret 4 . » dy of the Department My Station is a facto: of both its ‘ he dcast and shin FREN ' would be able 'o furnish !} igh-grad pliant has a regular substation -oadyne (yther sets are ARGAI . an 2.9 of rrdin exports —- — aA its teg f« rence trom hroa aes ASN tl ene i: - j ; The + f the building To super-hetero¢ yt ‘ . of —_——~ . . Mation in a pressure area an | tatic and the elimination of French radio equipment manu- equipment of the sort needed the Sasemenmt of ti! f come form of adaptation of one | ~~ & 1 : ‘TAT v7) —y ’ . . - ~ . a " s. eas fo "> , > ffyT ) ’ . Ne great ‘rere hale hegan ; ate ¢ reapect 'n the broad- & a ibe dine features 3 W eens action of the French Governmene assure reliable gePryice ¢ na ree : : sme cases “i ecombi- yqQ0% ‘ hroadcasting on wi fraud in advertising. were $ : fucturers and the Chamber of Com “ie , ions of the these, and in S oe, WHER OTCet Sting station the recent nd table discus- 7 Services in Cnoosing American dom from interruptions ton of several of them . . iy _ = . ) | Ce »>VUabi ' ; " e \ ‘ - : ) »* Tl e« . . : ary Aas l ‘ ti , , . . ted abroad and man} —_ Bad weather does not affect |‘ : 4 eonference of the radio mMeETCS of Paris have ovate equipment for the station indicated transmission, the company has run Na vif e = - , a a Pit? nN r . aor ; 7) : . ‘ . ; ’ ; : 8 os . ‘ lif Y- \e franemitters were Mention, excepting as it may be 5! wha o¢ the Associated Manufac-| against the alleged discrimination is contrasted with that of a number | ¢qy, geeder wires from two 4 {fe 4 while for experimental pur- ‘. . “s , © ti if , ; ‘ ‘ . ; . , = - wards : , ; " 2 ; ed. ] » ’ . from the United States to M index of an unfavorable pres- sect of Electrical Supplies at New] }y the Post and Telegraph Service of foreign Governments which ent power circuits. fed by two dif us «s the etation can radiate sev ; ; e 4 sic , ‘ . ‘ . ~ . . * e ; st « ; . ses . H countries It is the big gyre etribution 8 " Controls also came in fori in choosing American equipmen?’ chose French equipment for send- ferent generating stations, h} pe ' mes that amount of power. : ; ss ra + tn. : a ork nitro! Ais See, Ae Py ‘ a : nee . ; er available eral times thi ; ” I er which run up cae “ Receptior can be ae gr od in ‘Mecussiadn and it was agreed that! t¢ Ln@ racio gending station main ing stations The amount of pow 7 “ ai This at enue accounts for the an Mdse. ( ee as it . nad met the. e#emall a md weather’ as in good weather Gscu! ‘ ij turn clockwise. ®% to! tained at the Ecole Superieure des on any of the sets is. within rea- 20 ‘bie range of the broad- r.0.6 , st. Louls ( Mail Orders Prompt Fille ) epe 104 r _ ay ‘ yF snouic M4 ) (ab : +h “overnment : ‘ wy a rer “to ‘Ae limite ‘or remarkab! = , fete. Tr Hose rena : ithe pressure distribuiion is right - The elimination of misleag-'T'. T. T. by the Government. ac- The tendency of a re mae sonable bounds unlimited a asting station, not considering the COMPLETE SETS ON TIME PAYMENTS ports from this country in- ’ Temperature does rot influ- 10 ‘ “e aa f radio apparatus Cording to advices to the Depar'.- squeal can be decreased by lower- regular broadcasting from station ae sign ee ties ) , . \r ; —S , ‘ert isi 0 “aAG c . (ro? : ern 7 i ~ ‘ 2 . , tcide covering fe best —e semperat . oll ep vee 2 Raabe in diameter, instead of the e ' Burgess or Eveready AND RADIOTRON niutside Mrying poorly defined high pres- inches in 7 ss This makes it Nationally advertised 5-tube. Radio ‘spr’ Batteries BAKPEIATE BASE r this purpore Be ws te ne cum ont oO usual three inches t sini —- = — wre areas make re eption poor _ ry i) et right in the center of long distance Set. Limited » " — "8%cclt, tases alee $1 30 — naa yn low or flat pressure areas | easier to & Ve gpl a large dial supply. While they last, = = reculor £2.00 . UBES s ——_—__ nor uch static noise in the the wave. rahi : , > nie regular price — A ;— 45-,0lt, large aise $2.80 ‘ » oh hm necessary on sharp tuning seu 0 s — — regular 83.75 : ani. TVPES ach. EE . $60.00, —s * —s, 54.75 Double-Daty Ne. $3 75 , — - 2 —— 7 —_ - is - P Ps erends * 2. . ear ma 5 ita lhe 150 —— : Our Special Price = = a Hattery; 1e-Am- Og ge , oe on — —= Special Built 200-Heur * ‘sg 5. ; — 4° pere Hours * = _ tery. For WD-11-12. $9.95 : Cha ll Batte Char er 7 — (-11-1% tubes, Sneciat _ 10-Amp. Phileo.. guar . ; ao —— " it ga ry : ei..o speetal bearht 4° ‘eo 4% Preeh Red Seal Dry : e “BR” bat- tutters for UV.199 aa ? stopper does the 4 > — — ae ol p~ ‘ yn tetbhea: aneartal $1.35 { ells sper tal. --— { ate Tic : ng oe “Ties ; i SCHol = ? « at ieee In order to make reom for remode ret direct current. Complete with gen lhe A nthe NP AN eae AEA TDD? 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17CH alone has WORE CITY Circulation than the morning ard ane other PpeIgnae nomenanor COSTRINEAY 12 | oT Ps PNST-mePATCY The Daily POST-DISPATC ee rene evi ies a ee “4 May. \ wis di +S n/) a \ | \.A erchandising enactias : —— eS Se eee eee a8 S a eA SS "20 "9 Pa — — a — we Za s ee Sa, a = st —— ~~ USIC 2S By Richard L. Stokes — _ TT Perey ee aiess fet 2 Pie, Ee eee Lobe =. Se Hef re ae ' tes cobeees _“ mR: of. 7 , = 7 . ow 4) ith. i> Mim” aie Miia Pa i + ‘igepet | + oi q a : i ? ee a ee ee LTT AT A SN ee fe 3 . VED FRAME A iG; WITH C AR\ ARVLD TRAM —— at UU sas 1b See THIS SUITE * == =f ———— : i Ores ic a cartoon, compounded of Gas Range that recently sold «: four pi 7 , ting of bow-end bed. tr ple ‘rrored Van- .nd humor. of the pusillant- rn $45.00. May, Stern's price for ' _ ial MR eeiaeans eM Capt. Thomas Mathews with Lj cee wer OY SSS.50. TO ae P ite : — ‘gs Sag an ge | : f . m Sheridan fought two duels r | $2.00 a month = chitforobe are made in the popular Tudor stvle and finished Elizabeth Ann Linley. On the hand. Mrs. Malaprop—ae well Whe iBurface in “The School for Sean- . ‘ “| . ‘ w | ~ ae i _« own compesnr, ween . 4 ’ * ters and one sen possessed’ ‘ ~4 - > . : | ] | ¥ o VU, ° a" $1.00 Cash—S?.00 a Month Terms: P erins. r= nusical gifts that Dr. Bar- ELLA : ied +} household “a -nest eo oe ' , , Sf. fit) "Sha . , ~ | Pa ( plional } alte. } + Month A Month —_ Vd Pees Rept ash ( — daughter, then 16, was , as ' " -~' ALOT : 0 . W t pe 3 It ret | 7 @ hye ‘t) Pye) Tis | x. 7 D wite ra we, Se (6 Double-Face Records) ; rvthing that 1s destrec P A hos : > = : = ; ° in Walee. was leading fled and co 1] ¢ ry To benefit t se who were unable ft eure one of thes one lity ease of operation = : | ‘ gay bachelor in Bath, erudition was : is > One © Rr nsw c—~S fives ea taak LPLe Oo secure one OL Liit -af ‘pual . ‘ | I , «e bv Who « ‘ " * . 7 ‘ = i, ° , " . . ? : a ; , is anxious to commit he wae a models. embracing all the «: en \ al id ' ~ ne eV were ysaie We are pmiaciuyv aA and many other advantages. (an M ites Linley It does @ jovial ws did qualities for wl Brunswick ect Tite ron sale this Week again at this léw price | be had ina finish to mateh if SPPear that Richard Sheridan withal. , Phonogranpns are fa) is ama, | YOUr furniture, and 1s CM, ae ‘rly aware of her ex- “Before g | Rial = rom , -_ eeling iz ‘ ce of ¢t 4 a i Ai ' et L «ha € Oarvain a lhree drors la Pay hy ‘ ine wae ‘= himae! the gift an this ] , Extras “we °* was busy with in- had felt the | Ek *h £ é ld P h J r S 1OW . pri No Interest No ies ble ttterary erejects te We ee i xchange our Old Phonograph for a New he | One on Our Liberal Allowance Plan. -| WV hy ‘Don’: t : You ‘Exchange Your Silent Prano | | Play P; 2 ~ | * We Carry the Complete Brunswick Line ites. aa . , for a layer- ano: * b : pe S. E. Cer. Twelfth d ol ts. Your Credit » - ii of Phonographs—Radiolas and Records Account lee ba and Olive $ ‘ ls Good : Ht € Hi ill Make ¥, Ou da. Lube ral Allowanle« o*« ~~ o >= we —e ‘ : * - es i! q

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sai ~ > ~ Ri f “a 7racter assive davenport sustruction. mahogany finish. this Suite. which rus Price of PSI? 00 Value VKER Years to Pay tlent Prano /lowance. — ) =n ——- : aw * a*\a Wis) NS; ww yr ‘ oe » ~~, . Soc ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 1925. re | as ee ~ " ee ie BOBBY ARNST AK. — Orpheum we a 24 GEORGE NOLAN sy a : | who plays Abie in i. : "ABIES IRISH ROSE" — Shubert-Jefferson fe, . ALMA RUBENS in "GERALD CRANSTONS LADY” —- Delmonte . ee eR A ROSALIE STEWART, former St louis girl, whois one of ax >] eek ton OT COMING THROUGH lic recital before his departure for lis majesty Wal- soe Neer im “snes ia d f New York in the it summer. to fa) : . —_— . “.* 7 ° y sé , a — ‘ Ts oe . . = . . ee 7 a ‘ ‘ ‘ i tt , a / ' : seconds, “admires Miss Linley NECDOTES regarding “Robin and I wrote “The Serenade,’ whi Charmer” and a musbal n- Grand Central, West in Lyre hi tudies Miss Hei lee , ‘ . Sa 7 a = snads , 7 +} . a . wis 2 } , _ . . continue iis S ‘Ties. i i- ‘ras much as he dares Hood, Th serenad ant nose old favorite ie Bostonians vue. and Capitol. mueller has been singing with the nu hv? ** . . elec i “ ha Pi =* lg ay Fry . . — nc rt . “ — iat . : Lie il | i} sal sua ‘ » g ——~ & pla ‘ef as an (Ora- The eprne Maid, tne fir Dp ayed . seven season I IAd1-W — ST \TE—Buster Kea- Min? cipa Opera for the past four “r Joshua Reynolds paint- and third of Which have been given story is about a song, the theme ton in “Seven Chances” and REIN 4 we . he ; rr 7 7. , are re ’ rte ‘ scr hh +h - . . , . vears. ” ae St. Cecelia. and the pic- at the Municipal Theater, are ! which runs throug ne score Waring’s Pennsylvanian'’s Jazz \ : : ; hie ’ , : i ‘ | , — ‘ ‘ 4 ome of his masterpieces. Her lated in the current issue of t developed in all sorts of ways fror Band and ~~. . 2 " — ary hv iary 5 1} mor a heat try : aeola . e a ee ch irms were not American Me! . 3 | I d a monk : Cnora ‘ \ > (; 1? \ \ L ‘ I NTRAL. WEST Y the fact thay , Smith librettist « tne tirst , ot season or tw previou , . | coger ieagy Pome igary ) END LYKIC AND CAPITOL Th Theatrical aienaar y of 3000 pounds works named and of numerous other operettas “When I first began m™m\ f ‘book and of her suitors was Sheridan's “ C calculating elder hrother, nefari "0On sent about his busi- OUS Career as a writer Oo 4ncther was an aged and lyrics," he- recalls “the Grand » fop hamed long who was Panjandrum of the music critics of ¥ the girl's mercenary fa- New York was a Gargantuan men A third was Capt. Mathews, tor who laid down the law in the D> 4nd hravo who de- columns otf one of the n omg, digt fied and conservative )ournals His " ’ Wife in W was leading ippalling ant ae 4 gay bachelor in Bath. ales erudition was rather Pho was anxious to commit he was a terror to pretenders, but ¥ With Miss Linley. It does a jovial soul and broadminded teed that Richard Sheridan witha! “Glarly aware of her ex- “Before I made the acquaint ance of this learned colossus |! had felt the weicht of his bludgeon When ‘Robin Hood’ was first p! duced at the old Standard Theater Feeling in himeelf the gift "US he was ve lie he honed busy with in- erary prejects by io make a fortune Bernard Shaw the phil- he wrote of it that De KRovan and oT ‘Man and be forgiven because o. Geclare tha: intentions; but Smith may their evident good it is always best to drown the first Superman,” y Miss Linley , Put secretly marked down “ay the youth who, in his litter of puppies This was io as already known as the 1892. . The puppies were continu- 20 vears and Person in Bath He was ously in evidence tor ™e, brillian: and unaware; still perform occasionall) may have led him into the “A wvear or so after the ‘Robin Matrimony with Machiavel- Hood production, Victor 4erbert adding that probably the tnterlude him had reached me through a French adaptation “Years Spring Maid’ was produced, one of late a specialty which be had used operetta called Nan had —Thomas Meighan and LAla te oe perenndiese tans slips y ‘ Lec in “Coming Through.” ITH the opening/of the Mu- | : : . 1 | } vi ‘ oondingaget se eatin Ss ee at Doveg : aie ondgglasty : tae aserve eee — are rire ' : , pis ve che oe pert: ee ee a “ a be egrets nicipal Theater Assoctation’s ee ee es Kirk “9 “ru aps ea re 7 a | * ! | ne fs second i i New seventh season of al fresacs Kirkwood, Alma HKubens and oA wend : - be wt - | : | plagiarizing the Nanon dé Margaret cle lia Motte \ York In ti} ast which mes = louisare ¢ .ra Blandick. cpera productions four weeks aro. ee ee ee novelty dancing act on the Ravi i Walburn. M e Tanna ind Ellis Bake plane for the 10-week cycle are be- lance between the two pieces stage : ss ons ing rushed ‘o eompletion The : is ‘ ie >) » ' “i ¢+} wee] ef the reé ord-brea ing TY)- : . , Re gore Bsr on” y ee KINGS AND RIVOLI—D. W. SH a I — - es ifth wees —— ws: 90 pares. yore a cram stat by “ . lint” wee Gritfith ~ production of “Isn't Se m rr : n n ; 2 the Jette rn c : = . ' Pay lAfe Wonderful?” ORPHE! MI Ted Lewis ¥ th hie lagz © bh oat rs ind fies Fiobhe a morial! ra by K _ a als ’ ed ron in interludes vy Go Arnet Aancet r? House , pan " » sketch: Jemse Johann Strauss A Night in ses a toe ciate . M : ? V in J Redford i: Rolling Stones. Wiilie Solar, Venice.’ the light opera master. if there is any such interlude, I sy esaf . mn ' ‘ lt was “wKe | vn i ds ’ agp ne > ee ae wanning and Class and the piece which wi usher in the new and am, unaware of it; but it a recitatior illed “The Three 7 . ans — —" | reason at the Municipal Theater on apparently Was as famiilar as Aa Trees T? e woe 7 ‘ he shadow jaimrvs oe terse Se qe household word to the dean of the of a reason for introducing t into CAOLtU MBIA A IM " week's vaude,. entertainment and motion The chorus of $90. ag is known, tice He gave me credit for re the operetta; but the omedian picture show for the benefit of wour ded veterans nn chess trams nae ognizing my indebtedness to Go! was SO CF ‘ t} uA throw Harry “Stolen bows and girls who applied for ae piaces and who attended the thea- kK © en er mad Compan’ ae ’ GRAND OPERA HOUSE - sat , oO e the die: naroxyven f doni and said that I need not be . audate , i AVSIS u * ™ +h . ieville acts ani the . . . ta ‘son Musica Hits with other vaudevil it : 1 tn , ashamed to go to such a source, mirth that 1 finally wrote it in for Bits Fi or, lu ' i ter association s free training picture “Beyond the Borde ehool. This school was organize! and other vaudeville acts last November and held sessions five nights each week until April lt. when competitive examinations were held and successful applicants Piaced under contract. Changes ig the Executive Pro- the blind comedian Welsh pictures RIAL/TO— Ben “The locale of ‘The Spring Maid’ ; ‘ I : : and moion ie Carisbad. ar interpolation I wrote a the EMPRESS The Woodward Stock Company in “Kiki.” with Hazel Whitmore in Lenore Ulrich’se well-known role relevant which wi: afterward. when ‘The : . printed on note if ‘ : eomedians wished to interpo- program, exp/aining that t? re Continued om Neat Page. PLAY AT SHAW’S SUGGESTION NEW YORK, April 25 The prologue to “Caesar and Cleopa- tra” has been cut entirely from Opening of Season May 25 PAGES 13—20. —— ae —_ ee ne Acting and Singing Not HandinHand © Require That Both Be Pres- ent on the Light Opera Stage in New York. By HEYWOOD BROUN, Drama Critic of the New York World NEW YORK, April 25. WOOD turned down the role of Yum Yum in the Shubert production of “The Mikado” because she was offered the lead vacated by Katherine Cornell in ‘‘Candida.’ Miss Wood, an actress who sings beautifully, perhaps felt that, if one must do either one or the other, it would be better to act in the Shaw play and let the Sullivan music go by. Both are traditional masterpieces of the English stage; but so, for ghat matter, is the material for acting provided by William 8. Gil- bert in the libretto of “The Mika- do.”’ Of course, in another land and another clime than ours, there might have been an opportunity for both acting and singing in ‘The Mikado.” But it seems that our*light opera stage will not ac- cept the tradition that opera should be acted as well as sung. Not even the finest acting of our time, and that in Challapin’s in- terpretation of Boris with singing as an equal faculty of the role, will convince our producers that a singer in a play should also be a player. 64 HE Mikado,” the Shuberts, has everything necessary to the play but the act- ing. There are voices i: plenty: there are maidens and Nipponese settings, with costumes worthy of the imperial court of the sun ut no one, with the excep- tion of William Danforth as the Mikado, dares to act in the part. EGGY as produced by Japanese I T seems a pity that this shoula It is an Gjiven a be the rule in America. iron-bound one, though production of an operetta here, and all in the cast will almost inevita- bly launch grace sundry auirks, and throaty delicacies when concerned with the book. Give them the lyrics and they come for- ward seriously, studiously, thetr eyes rapt upon the baton of the dil- rector, ‘all joking aside. They will not be serious unless they are sing- irg: and by that time the audience itself has become too eritically se- rious for any hope of fillusion. “The Mikado” has an excellent plot, exciting, witty, well-knit. It is launched by the best wiles of the craumatist. follows through by in- volving the lovers in an ironic com- dangers, and is safely elu- cidated by complete denouement. Yet Lupino Lane, a first-rate buf- foun, who has a very heavy load of lines as Ko Ko, seems to think in this pice that the most effective wuy of delivering them is by sitting suddenly upon his quarters with a resounding thud. notes, edy of dull, T is different with Willlam Dan- All producers of Gilbert and there are many season, sheuld be Mikado” with forth. and Sullivan for the summer escorted to ‘The DeWolfe Hopper as a gulde, and there under his direction take notes on the merits of Danforth’'s playing. Make-up and gestures aside (and they are perfection) he ie the only rea) human being on the He is sinister and ominous, Continued on Neat Pace. - sates ; stace Municipal Opera Chorus BEGINS REHEARSALS, TOMORROW FOR ' duction Committee of the theater association, which is In charge eof details of the outdoor opera ven- ture. lend added interest to the al fresco productions and the initial performance of the season is being exugerliy awaited As will be recalled, Director of Public Welfare Nelson Cuniliff, who had been chairman of the Execu- t've Produc'tona Committee since the inception of Municipal Opera in 1919. was succeeded by Max Koe- niceberg. one of the originators of the al freaceo light season Cunliff. because of hie intimate as- oper a _ciation with the opera project and the Municipal accept a his knowledge of Theater. was invited to place on the commiit'e¢e and was ep- pointed chairman eof the subcom- mittee on stage and stage settings Edward Hidden, serving a firet term as a member of the Eaecutive Productions Committee, ta chair. man of the subcommittee on cos- tumes. ~— ' . - ‘ - ft 7 - U ‘ La . owe a ~ “4 fa4.~ % > > een. ~+ ead Se ~~»

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' The Daily POST DISPATCH alon ST.LOUIS PNST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alo Ne a 14 . — T -— : — ’ | i Garden Theater - Naughtiest Play Purer | . Secures Fine Cast for id: 8 ) Alfresco Shows Than Real Life—Bennett ————— -_- —— ’ . , ' LONDON, A : “Dancing Mothers : A ra, i Tin Li - 1; : sii renrti ‘ : ; - —_ id, »Pt a) ~ | ns | + 5 Cc ; ; ; fail ;ey) Thea : : i ” i +) ws 7 ; - f . ’ 4 ’ nL parr ted in | nie = , ’ ~ : ' ‘ : . ly ; ; {, won A Te A i? om ] = i ’ ; wale 4 ; at , saken \ ; ‘ . 7 f \ a 4 : e ; - Has bogee : i* P th , nett denies ‘ian ™ . rric ed f ; ww SS / i= ‘ . ; : 2) peris Soiarl a BB: if nt ie j ' : : Ld . }? _ vy wis aire 3 ry , ’ l¢ ~ " : rts. a i ae r a ; ~ , ed from New York Ut ana . ‘ - : ’ i* Ba VA ent in u* mh yt ’ = sat s* , . ; , ’ ’ 'S . T- ’ 1} ‘ ; Tt a i = - -~ Z|} aeul ; it sts . — 7 } ’ @ 7) ’ * @ -_. is Tre ‘ - ‘ys : = a l’ars nave A Bt ; vv Lita Pmi iit “wu : ’ : . = } > PF > i“ li 17 ’ | 7 : nee | ns : AT. | t)}- worse than . . eae . : ~ ‘ i . " - . - . . ; sé ( “ec “y" i* ; 5. 5 tomirmist Al her feature wiil lv their considered sy — ~ wi) 4 .) aor? ,f thing : }? ’ pad y -\e? ~ | i= . = ih - — Argentine tancoists ana “eS © . 7 ee , +4: \ ~ ’ ; +) ‘ re Dw * } . ; ‘ skaters who were seen hers upposed that su — is ‘ resent the rene;’ 1] | ‘> ‘hoe — ’ rave | le ~, i 2zlish social and family iité he LOes : Arrangements are also ~beine pon : - : . : ‘ re ss ++ ‘ ih i ‘ Sunday evening moe! | _ : . 4 . | ade fo ‘ : They Riame the Mirror. hat there is nothing o show t i given by the orchestra under th inane is: Rae ' A i int . . ~— P - —_ Pr 2 ahe nas her eve “Wl ' 7 direction of William lDarson, wood HN HERE is a fairly con _ | .% = ~ ale en = = - fh ’ Ve } “wenea\' tM) Mt) iy sts is we ] was SOOTY ¢ nro esslin! of Sie ‘ ise s | i . ' , . 9 “hy ic! ’ 4 Ps ‘ | 4 of the artists of the Garden The | he law courts Rither ‘ af i ' " e ‘ ‘ +} 4 e . i iT ~~ - ~ j ‘ : : iin which will be presented by }ioms, or they represent certain | nt 4 | . : . ‘ ~ ‘ i ei . Miarearet Anglin and a company of |nomena in English social a id f a me q her own choosing, much attent life Whether the phenomena 4790 Ula. ee Ki : 4 + la miig ’ . akc Hi } 1 ‘ss VA te he ? ri? " 7 , , , +o h oD Hie ry , ’ e . . lien i aiata i James cite the mritone of the the protests of the episcopa! : : , . - ’ > Ls T The res = rree . i t Metropolitan Opera ¢ ompany has trionic and other guardians of tne : : ° Peiticd } ee he possible } a stic been engaged for the part of the peace of mind of the British pub- : , . , > i Tro T is =F Wi 1} ~ . ge. father. lic, who, displaying their custom ; —o ar veritv | é ‘ ? rpi Among other artists for ®*solo army violence and. fatuit) ewes ; : ) I | le i » efec — af an o ecaden as ’ bs « + +s ‘. a" ¥ } delive His judgment that the arr ' ime in England A sigh punishment should fit the crime You've Met These Types. f relief ascended fron whole ys , " ‘y% " ’ . ; : . —— . TA ’ he ’ . .% rut Be oni : A MAN told me the other day stood the onsiaughts and ive S MILARLY with er plays ? , : +h . yy } h ; » ; - : “4 ; *> , l L.tie’\ «ita re ne ‘Tne Sv i + hieved securits In both s ; im that his idea of the perfect ) in bleod. no Bis} ‘ } ‘ scourged and the sinners come —— . & ‘ é Mr} opera m1 the merican . . grief As for the human materia . iia f ‘ es ’ Stace would be done around Bret / , the, rs ' = in them, is anybody going to stand righte S HMerte’s story of “The QOutcasts of N ane f Enclie 4 1 ’ up and spay that they have not me eile Poker Flat He outlined his joy 1 thore ‘ ling , ithe yes, and shaken hands with-—all ‘ ing mt ofl ; rospect "Ch ‘ vou , _ , , ” “—_ . oe n the types introduced in Spring “cre . ik : Welt imagine mali ‘the ry is : - . } ~e ' ’ \ he “ me com (‘leaning Such types swarm ®! it selves tha nt i} ahi 6 ot} a ) : tor . | e ‘ \o| ehow you such ty pes 8] rinkile | jrese ed . o« ‘ | ear ‘ ee i? Pago’ ae ~} ‘* ; f+ ’ ; ie ’ v“ : ~ ! ! ink : iw t)) all ove, hig poli P } , t. } Si) } nk ly ee WY , ; ro . fv, : : anc ; } . ; ‘ confes on n " ct ards ‘Hamlet oe morbid de Wii ASC! T ! ‘ ' e; ‘ raf , mat , ¢ : ’ nd SS ity ’ : : interes ; ’ 1} : : . liva } dent and uns ivory 1) 1 ry . it ; ; wry, 4 @ VA - st ij Tie) : , od ’ 7 i‘ 7 ; ’ Avr ‘Ls. nie he pa i would be dangerous f » a ! rh der , » he anetarae + oO \, the, faker : of wh wnert i crit to SAV 8O pli ailing. read the Ivrics so that he wh fesreraia a g leans may hea Mi ise against PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS the FRrondway vereion rests on the . Bharee that the actors Go not act AAT OW —— — i and the singers do not render the larig-« Another whose ear is eliehtiv more inclined tT prosidy tha my own hase gone into the mutter of pronunciat and met rica! balance of the Cjilbertian wae” 7 ‘: I¢rics from venr to vear unceasini, . % caneg rs or cies, oe SESE aie gingers have re KINGSHIGHWAY SIMTH STREET NEAR: fueeA to Helleve that they are 4d! NEAR DELMAR y OLIVE = ,erting when properly rendered a | that one ist the finest | THINK ae Beeee. es of actor es. .indifferenc: #n the farce going on about him ts in “Te Zat Bo Mr Armetrong as the pligiiist’in that play is at time: lmmersed ny @ea of the most en ee e Terrain ine hoakum eve devised Tt ie right that he should be so bathed in farcical spotlights But 7? }8 Alen Plight that he should re Tuse to recognize the faet. furious tempo of the others—-done super bly by James Gleason the play- wright. for one. The pugilist. fron : the very training he has received must piay careftulls Watehfulls Filentiy. with economy of footwork and gesture And there te no single moment in the play when the actor steps out of the burning sincerity of his interpretation never for an in Stant does he reach for a laugh or pound” for aA irve Ket e he ia done, a brilliant farce is furned into an even more brilliantiv hu man comedy I think that any Gi! bert and Sullivan actu: : by his example ri“@h CHORAL CLUB \ Nias eould profit i” i? ony "FESTIVAL Featival will he present er hs the Cjavnor Cheral Club af Wel eter (roves, under the direction of leo t* Milles on Tuesday evening May 19, at the Armor: In the club “ pro@rar Mur Goring Thomas Prominent A) The A WUMAN NARRATIVE OF LIFE AND LOVE WITH will he intata Swan and the Skylark with or ASMILE ANDA TEAR — chestral!l AccoOMpaninient A THRIL AN | oar ~ j ) 4 1 noe The following eololata “ill Ass@iat L [ h THROB the elulb in thie numbe: Mrs Frank Tleterson soprane Thelma A Krand A New Conn dy ™“ ren ns ‘ Lutes Hayman Carroll. eontralte Cheate: New ese « me c 2. raver » Merton, tenor; Grwilym -Miles« hehe HOUSE OF FLICKERS News baritone, — nl e has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED " me ba a -4 19 St": APRIL, SUNDAY = ——— eee = Music and the Stage Precedinec fentinued from Pau *¢ TY) ght aAppedi i> she cot Kk} anc haperoned int at Miss Linley's r¢ omprom ised nd that had been re rye n’ A Sf) rably ' _- ‘Ty hs : nis Wile Bel. i * A except marry. he! —s 7 2. t. ; re nel ore i ii ee hi bride sband inte at not was her her ‘mie his =i The trio learn that (‘apt . , balked. had newspape! t being rious ci se : — lia? ana London until he had field of in which the « tain was disarmed and Nn n apology. im le the pol roonery of ] rather nis nead i ie 14 \ iti : : ~ VW Té a _ sherida whe WAS penniless perhaps obtusely, that ny female (Juen- impressed ‘jest instant mvent’t 71, iin’ Tap h Mathews post adver- treacherous honor ] a me anpD- favor } bh 4 sheaeeii “Se oe neg ae oe © the him Xow William Fox presenis LADY GERALD CRANSTON'SS | crandly ordered his wife to cancel ROBIN HOOD’S AUTHOR the professional engagements on ASTER tne proceeds which he icht SPANKS CRITIC have lived in e luxury So the red to hi iat he (ontinued from Preceding Page. nh . i SOTtie None him- . se 17 i the #1)} wea "Ths atie embodied a legend z' the I At cin e of 1775 rigin f the Carbsbad springs. [his Snel Was K A \ = ry fe was credited and aascribeu to WW foug?) ele Grir "s olk-Lore of Germans ried handsomest wom- 1 work which existed only in m}3 nin Enel iv the end « th magination. though the Br ors \ t / 1 we { was {; ry) we the rut rs of ras his fee , eg simila titles Hoo! line I i ‘ e 1 2 ire sinke Vere Sane >; built ap WW j Pnded 4) 1 ' leu ec tie i end vho \ . w professed familiarit: weth th: lovers No self he > BLSINES® POST-DISPATC PHOTOPLAY THEATERS JVELS NOW SIDNEY OLCOTT He's the man that directed “Little Old New York,” “The Humming Bird,” “Monsieur Beaucaire’ and many other screen master- Mr. Olcott is without a doubt the pieces. greatest that one could desire. gay haunts of Old Madrid to New York director America. You will agree with us when you see his production— THE CHARMER Here is a motion picture that has everything of motion pictures in It carries you from City, the playground of the world. Between the two locales you will see a most won- drous romance unfolded, one that will thrill you to the very core. POLA NEGRI —one of the finest of all screen artists, heads Pola plays the role ot beth a fol- the cast. lies beauty and vivacious Spanish dancing girl. She is excelling in both parts; in fact, her marvelous interpretations in this pic- ture will make screen history. Robert Frazer and Wallace MacDonald are the rivals for her hand and furnish plenty of big league romance in their courting. Don’t miss the greatest picture of the entire year. nf Bin ON THE STAGE, the great new edition of Roy Mack's “Chicago Follies” with 30 Jazz artists. Don’t forget this edition has never before been presented in St. Louis. — - APRIL 26, 1925. - rienced and scholarly critics ag at service—-an able map present. tempt for sham repel . of or ateeiall . “In New York and in other large De®n Of great servibe ** =} , . her her ~ cities,”"" writes he, the depart- m r | there wag . " , ] 1) : sky a > ments of music of the leading °CNS Huneker. who New newspapers are conducted by men was Writing about and t an well thar: hij %- who are musicians as well as clever it so + Shee is first e@dipias writers We have one extraordi- "OC 4° 4 premium.” ’ ayes HARDWARE COMPA nary c temporary who is not only — ie iz lary con i : Po Me nadhingnen tt Sy (rernmuan Operetta, ee PI bi d H . o_4 a composer of rare originality bu The German Stock ¢ ai umoingzg an eating Vv algo a writer who has something em ; Q. produce an operetta op ” . new No say and a way of his own ,, oO | ' ; LHe aeo ‘O18 time “Se —— ) if saving it To find such a co! } res - , , ' shiedene | u 6 (The Deve hination. one must hark back [to ’ , ly ‘? } . 4 Py gs r ven : (the days when Berlioz wrote Mis 4». +; axe ¢ | ve the next to the last pee e slashing articles for the Jourmal gy» ,, ae “ , ne present season tp @ ) | les Debats and when Schumann, in wry, ee ad . i ; iif iaSL “Will Ye May 3 the Neue Zeitungeschrift fuer Mu- , | —_ - ———— kK * Vie 7. if ‘ is > mre. ree . aa sik, reviewed with amiable appré lo Celebrate Golden W , ts. ; ' = | > . » is a ‘es ~~ * ' , 4 : lation the work of his rivals. M ind Mrs. Julius Ke , “It is conceded that. even in the celebrate the gcolden wedd lavs wher high valueless opin- niversary next Tuesday ions were expressed bs editors and evening with a r friends whose honoraria took the their home, 2350 South Pighis forn of free tie kets there Ww ere is0- = ee ‘A here they have | lated exemplars of competency. the last 40 veare Kerner One such writer was recently re- 78 s employed ag a floor * rv) =? } ; oO iivrne fy , ‘rea, " . — " ported t have resigned rom . age i =} Uges- Vandervor "7 Gas Water 30-Galle New York daily after 49 years Of ney Dry Goods Cu . Ey H Wat am o-- a Heater expe- Here Is a Story That Measures Up to Thomas Meighan’s Broad Shoulders—A Story Punchful and Delightful Dave Only Orc hestra West End Lyric Wiliiamson Oscar H. Jost—The Singing Organist Lige Conley Comedy Silverman's Capitol Only Doro thy Johnson Sax L Joe Milsteen’s Moore in ‘‘Code of the West” LYRIC Constance Bennett and Owen Sixth and Pine SHENANDOAH 4 atacley tlle and c.te Lets of ¢-O0.0D Ophone Marve} Chester 5-Yea r-Old Mertens ige Conley rchestra (rand and A(rsenal ARSENAL Colleen Moore 66 39 and Leon tirrol, in SHAW IRENE RICH and WATT MOOCKE in “THE tars LADY ee en ee ae PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY BOILER : -8) : The latest improved | ) a —— type with heavy! These Reilers are Sa Es AILEEN PRINGLE AND ADOLPHE MENJOU u in “A KISS IN THE DARK” OWN THE STAGE =: Iy ides bed. spring and mattress DAVID PESETZKI, World Famous ine Simmons. Link & 5Q 4» cles Fabric. and the mut- © lenath - : tress jis eotton with === aor eng ALL toll edge Or pric >-HAN ONST Em Now On T y 3 te is i WERK LO N “THE TRE STAGE SUCCESS A Metro-Goldwyn Picture GENUINE KARPEN FIBER ROCKER Sunday, 2:00 ‘ > : a i \lade of high-grade fiber. '? finished in a rich brown with seat and back uphol- stered: spring seat, loose eushtion 25 inches wide. back 18 inches high; eov- ered in. a good grade of cretonne assorted colors SALE AS LONG ‘AS THEY LAST Rae ~ . . DS. . , 4 ’ (live yo 4Terms—87 Down Balan $1.50 Weekly BUCK’S Porcelain GAS RANGE $17 5.60 latest model, with concealed bolts ee ee a and a smooth surface Easy to clean A wonderful baker with full-size oven four burners for cooking. A real value at $75.60. Ructtner’« are sole acent on Washington tv. Buck's Steve and Hange ( «. EW SELECTIC : WILTON VELVET RUGS These beaut! imiess Rugs are TF many pretty patterns » hive. reese tan, ind taupe, a wendertful Valine 2» a>. Month ‘ $4 Down, $3 a Big Bargala TIVGLI Matinee and 5 Star Acts of Va and “Rose of A A I AL oe ——s ———_———— “ Star Acte of Ve eee Delmar PAGEANT wom. BETTY COMPSON in | “New Lives for Old” Easy Payments Terms Arranged on Any © +> hase. ~~ » GRAND-FLORISSANT Harrisen Pord. (tera Tew in “Maytime N. W. Cor. PE PTT PTT ee ee —_— —— _— — .

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NDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 At nedahinsaaanll a SUNDAY. ; > APRIL 26, 192: The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circuiation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 fare > AB iis DUSSANITHO BLIND WOMEN re, L ence ory ONBENERT PROGRAM Corns SH UBERTJEFFERSQN npt for sham repute othe ye KALTERAUFSCHNITT \iscses G . eden ran cr \ Devoreagl ay |. | SPECIAL d-inch 5 eon ae | pee sora eal Lift Right OEE mun No Pain! oth Big Week Starting Tonight 8:19 A ii] Will bog ve ecmlggany Vas pe tori Complete Raternonn Set | OFFER | ported Swiss Cheese, nound. A Oc at Odeon Tuesday. ee my Weill thar I mof great se rvice ta good Then there w, Jameg : AMUSEMENTS ns Huneker. w ho “ake wy wh G SS a ee a Ss writing about and wrote ah is fir | editiong WAY aA premium.’ —— HARDWARE COMPANY limes moe Pending and Heating Divtsion ~ Present sens On in G a- rern \ Bathroom Unut- fa Sake “ ’ . ie last will be May 2 | it of ood quality WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF t | Doesn’t hurt one bit! A drop of | = ; , = suit to give vears Sh-Grade COFFEE; Two blind young women enter-) «EF ” To Cclebrate C20ldey W ) fo he im = by f satisfa etory Forbes and THEA oie a Freezone on a sore, touchy corn \ ‘ . ¢ (ding, i —-+-—— . | —— ~jervice. It consists tourding House. Restaurant Keepers and § tainers will be among sev eral othn- : st ! : and Mrs Juliy is Ke rn ; Zz i} : a ») ~e. , / bathtuls lava Economists: I offer a 35e Coffee or three | in fs ; ins antly stops that corn from hurt- lebrate their golden d iis : ) ta ¥ eS een —,, \ ory and white vit- pounds for $1.00 of ypnequaled value in ; er noted participants in a concert ing th h t] lift RECORD ah. - we lin ) 23 + -omplete with solid During the warm weather, curtail your | to be given at the Odeon Tuesda) J . BREAKING do evening wit ha recent the | ’ a vif = YW \ SAN \ | ass nickel-plated oak ny KE FRESH — UND DD COFFEE | evening for the benefit of ihe that bothersome corn par eir home. °2%¢ lon / Si eo jeg es oe Ny ‘ \ftures: special, ba m FE s GkhO >. ee f ' * . ° . aa ae “te a 9 r lzhtee | ff} lett i SS Thy * \ 2 \ SU —-— — Dry Goods Cu Hot-Water BOILERS these Roilers are heavily Natit we * waa te ~ .. = Wie 81.00 S150 32.00 $! £100 S150 $7.00 GOOD SEATS NOW av AU ARI. K TOR ALL TEER PORMANC ES Heater The latest improved PHOTOPLAY THEATER type with heavy double copper coils. | galvanized riveted and . ; ; f F , Will supply plenty of | ne, won wane stand the BAG |are St Louisans and a ive or “e £ 0 het water for the! They may oy Rsvp ly appeared 7” werernad OnterEnt” . | ] house in a very few | “ith the water back in the GBA ment programs. Miss Koenker's gpa —s wnech: Kitchen range, with the % contribution will be three = songs, ad minutes, pectal, ool} ta ihe ference. or : ntri ’, ' >» kus heater, and will cive BRD we _| and Miss Maguire's reading will in- | ) | Direction Municipal Theater Assn. of St. ee plenty of het water for ; % ‘clude a sketeh by John Galsworthy | | i | $6.95 | Sin thks hs inl- Pe. WASHING SHINGLE-BOBBED HAIR | and Aa humorous story by q). Henry. | i MUNICIPAL THEATER, FOREST PARK >| Other performers, all of whom —“— | Send for Our are St. Louisans, and are donating | | TEN WEEKS, BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 25 Catalog of Plumbing | $8 O5 Phase who luxuriate In the time-saving |their work for the occasion, are: | | Thousands of St. Louisans hav® made season res * ® shingle-bob coiffure eSpectally appreciate Charles Flesh, tener: Chester Mer- . : * * . . - and Heating Supplies Stund and Fittine f stra the simplhety of a eanthrox shampoo, ton. tenor: James Porteous. bari- 4 ervations, thus obtaining choice seat locations and a tone: John Mattick, basso; Eugene: | eliminating the wait in lme at the ticket office. - ALL-WHITE _Mnjoy & CelightOd shampes Af Very. Wee: WET ORe, St. WIChS, ‘yey | Now is the time for you to do the same. Full " OI KITCHEN SINK tle effort and for a verv trifling ost, Dv linist: Dorothy Rav Niel. pianist; : : = hy B|xetting from your druggist a package of pO) m@rova. baritone: Dr. C. H ; / details may be had upon personal application at its One-piece santtur ‘ io : , oe 4 s a, ‘ ‘ . . ? ” % : | | This onecplece nnuitury Kitchen Sink Bi canthrox and dissolve @ teaspoonful in a| soon oyer, tenor, and Lorene | coma ——— hard corns, soft corns, corns between toes, and the offices of the Municipal 1 heater Association, ihe wide opron a iroune — «. 1p © no water nis Makes @ full Cu lec cnc - x | the wide apron all around. a Nee water. cca co tt te Cun | Piames. centraite. Accompentets| CSustes without irritation Tiny bottles cost few cents at any drug store. 1880 Arcade Building. Tickets for the ten weeks: o [| nickel-plated faucets and tittings to iniede: Sh den’ tt otis tite Metidel alka 4 “ - *t Berry. Miss a ~ — [/ . 1 TT" > — | the 1 oor! and oe ae) nll a 3 om . S ¢he . ’ : 7 o6 : tm r ; 4 me ete ‘ ve nll . se M a H Ho AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS $5, $10, $15 and $20 (Box Seats ). = 2 a oe ae ‘ — Specially priced for this sale, wai: wb - asc tas germans ances ren: rmaran al MISS ele e Junniest Son p LS ae en eee] at Ore eee ) just. pour a ltegnt a time’ on | Gibbs Leading Theatre of St Louis” WORLD’S GREATEST AL FRESCO PRODUCTIONS love stor f h- bulletin, is arranged in sections ac- +? ANO STILL GOING STRONG bulletin, is arranged in sections a: cording to subject; viz, War and|§ The Country's Most Cetebrated Society, Population and Statistics, Crities Declare it is the Best of Sociology and Crime, Police, Crim- All American Comedies inal Law, Juvenile Courts, ete. : Each book is entered with an an- aeitee te cans wets te notation explaining its nature an! advance to get choive sents. contents. Bulletins may be had at Central Library and the branches and the books will be found at Cen- tral Library and duplicate copies of some of the more popular ones . : : also in the branches. ‘ Yu) é' ‘ > \ ~~ FEATURE PHOTOPLAY AND ADOLPHE MENTO IN THE DARK” His STAGE ZKI, World Famous Pianist “L 4-Piece ed Suite . Includes bed, a pene Walnut Finish The spring i: mre) vine Simmons Lin “$ 50 An eleg@at Suite lias large dresse! ful Fabric. and the 1y) le-liat Vn ty are os arg hifforobe ana tress is eotton 19: lb : end bed Ln eAceptional value at th roll edge lo price GENUINE KARPEN 45 Lbs. Felted Cotton —— ROCKER roa MPRESS OLIVE AT GRAND . \ Baas : | Week of Sunday, April 26, C) , | a Woodward Players in ANOTHER GREAT SHOW TODAY AT FE SOVIET MOVES TO LIGHTEN Uday c PRIVATE TRADE RESTRICTIONS ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE ‘ . - 4] > f XN 4 ic a aD ‘ | | Action Is in Line With New Policy 15 - FWIC Ie * DAIL 7 8:15 “DAVID K 4 99 (CRS NOW ON THE SCREEN ture Sunday, 2:00 to 11:00 Pr — to Encourage Individual Busi- TT RELASCO'S GREATEST” stered: epriy at, lave fushtion 2 1? hes Ww ice ' Dewntown ticket sale on show ee eres Nien; cov: ‘ MATS. SUN., THURS. SAT, at the Wolff-Wilson Drug Store, corner | Tth and Washington. ' NEXT WEEK STARTING SUNDAY fF) 2? ee hae ae “THE 13TH OHAIR” ered in a good grads of cretonne assorted eolors ON SALE \S LONG \S THEY LAST ness Efforts. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, April 25.—In line - with the recently announced pol- ie ’ icy of encouraging private trade, the Supreme Economic Council has laid before the Soviet Council of - 7 Co — —" — «+ ~~ = - _——" -_* — BASEBALL TODAY HIGH-HATTED TRAGEDIAN OF SONG WITH Me. } VV ‘ A | 'Commissars the draft of a decree JAZZIEST OF ALL JAZZ BAND | Purity Mattresses permitting private persons to BOM f : | i] They hi uN e a double layer of felt, both establish industrial concerns with- MISS “BORBIE A ARNST '. SPORTSMANS PARK eh Sen cand nl hts ae tng 3 or aa }out the restrictions which have | H ; | | | ticking neatly tufted and with roll impeded their operations in the JESSE WILLIAM J. | Cardinals VS. Pittsburg id edg: | past. — lentes 7 The dec reedivides the private MARKER & REDFORD | ‘GAME STARTS AT 3 o’CcLocK | THE BEST une ee : hy | ’ some traders into three categories— ' ‘OU | f RABY ‘those with 20 enipléves, ‘thode’ with MANNING & CLASS : | Yeenese on sale at 409 Olive St. | STATE ed ! a ; from 21 to-100, ( ose fro CLARK MORRELL THE LAMYS | - ~ - = #1 (101 to a Kenge ga oT DANCE AND TACKY PARTY 7 "AND FOLLOWS. WAU DEVILLE. . " CARRIAGE | The decree permits small con- WILLIE SOLAR raf | ) 'cerns to open without a permit ECCENTRIC COMBPDILAN ST, LOUIS AND MISSOURI HAIRDRESSERS cia, WELCH & co ‘ / 50 |from the Gowernment. Those of HO USE & CO | AND COSMETICIANS ASSOCIATION ¥ ) $ . | the second category are allowed to BILLY * | WEDNESDAY EVE.. April 29th, 1975 [| AND OTHER BIG ACTS nit a |establish themselves only wfth the IN A COMEDY OF LOVE AND LINGERIE s1cahene ae a aie on | “YAETER 3 wee “ P. M.. S@e-2he-Lie | a Peers permission of the district Soviet . AT DOOR—FIFTY CENTS. ve your veo; 7™ . councils, or the council of com- — Tee cane rh r alyy Cat missargs of the various Soviet re- or oe hg ee publics. red wirels and The large industrial organiza- ste | fine Bedford tions which are classes under the | third category may be established We nixo show —Sulkies., only by the owners entering into Strollers and Carringes of nll sizes, in all finishes, on ‘4 EASY TERMS concessionary agreements with the Government. No individual is permitted to own more than one concern except with the permission SE “The Big Place on the Hill’’ NEW SPECIAL DELIVERY STAMP ogame ate St. Louis’ and the Great Southwest’s wie Atnrcinted Prema 0 Pp J 4 Leading Summer Amusement rerms—S7] Down Balance $1.50 Weekly GIBSON’S Porcelain Refrigerator _ $39:50 BUCK’S Porcelain ~ GAS RANGE $17 55.60 WASHIGTON, April 25.—The Postoffice Department tcday issued a whew 20-cent special delivery stamp for use on parcels subject to the increased special delivery ‘ ° ; latest mode 1 with concealed bolts ’ ‘é and a smooth surface Kasy to aoniese © elain lining. pth res fees, as provided under the act of c Clean A wonderful baker with u olid i lock aad hinges Feb. 28, 1925. Direct to the Gate via Market, Taylor and Laclede Lines phuminin trap L2£o0d The 20-cent§ special delivery stamp is the same shape and size is the current 10-cent special de-| sole atscus ik | | MAY 3, 1925 | Surpassingly Exciting Novelty Devices ig a motor truck standing at the 5 postoffice with a carrier loading parcel post packages for special de- livery At the top of the stamp ST. LOUIS’ FINEST OPEN-AIR upon a eury ed ribbon. Are the ow full-size oven four burners fo! cooking \ real value nT 75.00, Gibson Rein¢erator $4 Down—$3 a Month See our N-deor Refrigerator fer soe. Ruettner'sx are sole agent on Washington Av. Buck's Stove and Hange (a. NEW SELECTION OF 2 Floorcovering ON trivs yodlysde ‘Tere ed Pro-Line: per square yard sees £De Many pre . patter nm ob ‘Tost ute Iilatbon'’s Petter: per square yard foc words “Special Delivery’ in dark SWIM MING POOL ee oesertel ver $39.59 ee ee isere With the words “U. 6. Pes- Marvels of Engineering Skill—Aftord Most Thrilling Rides in America ——— § lnlaid; per square yar a + + 95.98 tage’ directly beneath the ribbon $4 Down, $3 a Month in white letters Above the motor truck are the words “‘At Any Uni- ted States Post Office,’ and at the bottom of the stamp, within a pan- as HILARITY HALL Shit, Sztest*" LOVE NEST WHIRL el, are the words ‘Twenty Cents.” Most Wonderful Thriller—CUSTER AUTO-CAR for the Kiddies—Teach Children How to Drive a Real In both upper corners, upon rib- Auto—Novelity Band Concerts—High-Class Orchestra in Dancing Pavilion—Perfectly moe Carols, are the ReNnS Sr | Lunch Rooms—Family Picnic Grounds—Completely Sheltered Recreation Space for 10,000 Visitors. and in both lower corners, within = R E 5 GATE TI 1 7 6 Pp. Mv. A N D 1 P. M. fy UN DAY ~ w Big Bargain She Easy Payments. VOLI .: Matinee and EF yoning Star Acts of vaudeville and “Rose of Paris” YDELL ‘Rete of Var Easy Payments Terms Arranged on Anv nm. heks, P. : : . : . : 4 circles. are the white numeral!s Terms Arranged on Any Purchase. ‘i Star Acts of Vader tHe “9 ’ "The stamp is inclosed with- N. W. Cor. Washington Av. at Ninth St. mp | , ag a a a — n a cross line border and Is print- | — LOTT TTT Tritt | ies and a —< —_— — ——

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PE TRE EE Treen SE a ee rr Ie age er rr , a = —— en ae ee eee SUNT A APRIL 7) ison ERS me The Daily POST eree 4 47CH alone has ebuicaes CITY C reuiatton than the morning and one other stem. newspaper Coathiais TURNERS TO GIVE aaa _ | HISTORIGAL PAGEANT SUNDAY APRIL 26, 1925. | ' eee —_—-_ —=— ¥ a, ‘Smoking Stand Blue Ribbon GQ bx Cc Special... ... with a cigarette ash tray on top It is ou eee ee pe eeEEESEESSOSE eee -dical News ‘service of St. Louis Tuberculosis Society “"SXNILK’ —_— a Moro, recer N _W at the Private championship ” Physi an Can Do. isignds in a t LO gnis is the first of a series of TORE pertaining to. Costumer $ | 45 substantially made Costumer solidly secured clothes. It is finished in oak. Corre enw. roe of 4 ‘FURNITURE CO ; with hangers. Special for This Sale. ¢. Public School Children to Par- |: ticipate in Event at. ‘ . ‘ . ‘ : ‘ . > ’ ’ 7 Meipal eer ric t's THE A neat Smoker drawer. Has z > _ on ct ee ll - — ts ae a ee et ee Le oe * . > am oe a “~é -~ @ ee a Pe 3 —e - eT aes hr . Se a NATIONAL LIMITED Inaugurated Today Baltimore & Ohio All-Pullman Through Train St. Louis, Cincinnati and Washington Through Sleepers to Baltimore, Phifadelphia and New York DAILY SCHEDULE Leave’ St. Louis 12.00 Noon Arrive Cincinnati 8.40 P.M. Arrive Washington 12.45 P.M. ; Through Sleeping Cars ; Arrive Baltimore . { Camden | |: | Mt. Royal 1 |: Arrive Philadelphia . Arrive New York 1.48 P. _ 156° 3.57 P.M. 6.20 P.M. a. BALTIMORE & QHIO 1; AMERICA’S FIRST RAILROAD - ESTABLISHED 1827 a ‘reasonable The exhibits at ee Mit Saturday NI: ESSEN APPLAUDS MANNEQUINS lLaoks Over Meals, stated has been f Then There A unique tas ound hoth suce exhibition and ear i’ a if the St re. lashions While a Isa Dance. the exhibitors and popular w people The muni ised Around the for four, mannequins on strong lights. ple of meantime « were moved danced for quins comin dresses and and fi m were gro six o1 the raise Essen ating mie prices two hour wniin thelr A \ taking’ part in t inn! a Mtorium wi ; \s '\ itTfornis ae? ii) eleht fueSsts i displaved the fashio While the good pew looked an end, the table out, and everyvbo. the manne S ae the fun upe ct tal c i) vi 7 TT Mu. , mitt: Pig <= “7 —— a ae ~-(j | Aes Walnut Dining Suite t A large, well- proportioned Suite, in cluding’ a spacious buffet, extension table, 5 side and 1 armchair finished in American walnut. Special for this Blue Ribbon Sale . aa ae ae ee Ce eS OS 2 eae 2 ee we Se 6 "98 Englander Simmons Bed Outfit Da-Bed 29 Icnclander Automatic Da-HRed. Has binelevwder improved spring and all-felt mattress cow. ered in figured cretonne. This is the Sinrrions nil. miiortuahbtle fomprises na metal bed. a salt ca miottiress and a good tink tab- rie spring. Ln outfit built foe sound steep. and distributed among St.) is physicians by the Tubercu- | society of St. Louis. The || s will be sent out every fwo ks, and will contain the latest ical information on the subject, | 4 ‘The private physician is the Key- iene of the tuberculosis problem. the final analysis, his is the re- monsi bility of early diagnosis; ae he responsibility of preventing | spread of the disease; and it ains for him to allay the mor- P| , ers. 00 Foods Kept Fresh Blue Ribbon Special . Gibson Side-Icer|# Refrigerator | i This model has proved to be very popular with our custom. | It is very efficiently arranged and of a very convenient | size for the average family. It is porceloid lined and wal insulated, making it possible to get the utmost amount food protection from the ice. no warm air enters the Refrigerator. finished in golden oak. The doors fit tightly so The outside is sa 7 _Top-Icer 7 4 a *j I _——- 7 ea. a . 6 | ot at the failure to recognize or | | idisease is not one of lack of labor- ae tory facilities, but to be due to the! S ease to think of the disease at) Just the Refrigeratot | for the small. family and the small apart- | ment. It is compactigll designed and will be. found very economical in ice con-— sumption. The case is golden oak. } The interior is Porceloid lined, — fears of the patient's family nd to give mental comfort and appiness to the patient. In the vast majority of instances, 4 one probably would not be far ong if one said, in all instances, private physician has the first "opportunity of making the diag- nosis; and, it goes hand in hand to a y, in making the diagnosis in the ; ly stake, the stage of curability. y a matter of fact, dispensary nysicians see very few incipient s of tuberculosts, in comparison the number of moderately and far advanced cases. } -. The opportunity thus presented to the private physician is one that "ghould not be neglected. It is one that, when intelligently met, offers untold benefits, not only to the pa- tient and the physician, but also ‘the community and the common- | wegith at large. A case of tuber- _ culosis recognized in ita incipiency, prevents a case of moderately or ‘far advanced tuberculosis later on; pprev ents such a case from becoming Bene focus for other cases; instructs at least one more person in the Davsienc of tuberculosis, which is “nothing more or less . than the hygiene of correct living, and this ' instructed person will be the center ofa group of people who will learn ' from him the hygiene of correct living: and further, a case of tu- » berculosis diagnosed in its Incipien- ey, prevents an economic less, by /Yeturning that person to usefulness} _@ta future time. The advanced case of -tuberculo _ tis is a complete economic loss, the / community not only losing the frult of his labors, but in most instances, leing required to support him. It Watrite truism but it bears repe- tition, that if more cases are rec- * vanised in their inciplengy by pri- wate physicians, the number of _ Moderately far advanced cases seen _) in sanatoria and dispensaries would be correspondingly less. Now the early diagnosis of tuber- <ulosis is not a difficult undertak- ing, particularly in the vicinity of | large centers of population, where. hat the laboratory aide can be very ily procured, if the physician is able for various reasons, to em- loy such aids. However, one feels) i all. It ig not our purpose to dwell vpon the findings developed by in- ‘ apection, palpation, percussion and ' ausculatation of the chest in pa- tients suspected of tuberculosis, D but we desire to emphasize, that ea Fanyone having a persistent temper- -&fure and tachycardia for a period : ef over 10 daya, is a proper subject - for all diagnostic measures to es- , tablish the existence or the non-ex- istence of tuberculosis. Let the ¢ » thermometer and the pulse rate &ulde you, and let tuberculosis be Jour first thought and not the last. Cedar Lined Chifforobe 79 319-4. your cCe@¢amnanr. Rent clothes. protection § for lias large lined clothes compartment, five drawers ane hat hex. Portable Phonograph A Bargain at Mattress A Blue Ribbon Special at 95 Mattress that $6: comfortable 75 $16: Eiaecellent for outinex or the A soft. will give years of service. f(omes im Blue, (.ray or White Icnametl, White Frost Refrigerator Metal throughout, with re- volving shelves. Will pay 12295250 club house on the river: has mn loud, clear tone, and comes in neat lentheretic oasxe cae ¥ ing. Enameled Breakfast Set 45 An attractive Suite with drop-leaf tuble and 4 chairs to mateh; finish- ed in any destred color combina- A splendidly Hange of (omes tin gray, blue or enamet. Black Cabinet Gas Range pe. 929-45 A substantially Range, equipped with the gas-sasving improvements. eonstructed latest 4 dandy Gray, Blae or White E Gas Range — Porch Rocker Priced at the porch or lawn. ian seat and back. ; As we have remarked before, the ~~ fesponsibility of the private phy- paic lan does not end with the estahb- | hment of the diagnosis. The dis- | ase having been recognized, it be- “comes his responsibility to prevent its spread throughout that particu- tar group in which hia patient ts ‘Associated. This can be done mnt easily by the private physician, an! | this phrase is used to mean the family physician, because he is ctill the culding spirit in medical mat- fers in that community, either large or small, in which he practices, and his Is the counsel that) is sought | on Many questions, medical and) Otherwise. It is much easier for “him to examine contacts. to if. struct In the hygiene of tubercu- losin and to give the hope of cure than for some other physician to /@o so. because he has the conf. dence of the patient and his fam- | ily The busy fan, physictun | o) may not have the time to exam. ne | - contacts, but this phase of tuber- | | tulosie work is automatically taken | / fare of. if he will just take a few | Moments to urge that it be done, | 7M that those contacts will visit *| 4 ier culosie dispensary. Hg *| Mructions tn hygiene of uber- (tulosis are of inestimably more » *alue if ingiated upon by the farn- ) Pty phy ficlan, but here also those | *8encles dedicated to the eradilea- . | ston of the disease stand ready to. : *saist him in any and every way! Poms hie Frompt reporting of | | fakes to the Health Department P*hould he an automatic procedure. _ However. the way is made much. '*™moother for these agencies if he A ) wih fanction their work. by @%- | /Platning to his patients the nec. _aity of this work and insieting that | lt be done. By ao doing, he en‘ers : an pthat larger aphere of preventative of Medicine which predicates the very | — ecanaft ructed attrnetive 4 largze Rocker Has : . BD existence of that profession he | er ves an well, | Article No. 2. “Sources of Infec- "on In Tuberculosis,” will be issued | 4 -M ee i 4 ¥ s

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a SUNDAY, APRIL 26, i925. ~=- ee ee ee — L eneetings _ is golden oak. celoid lined, iy stake, the stage of curability. ; fact. dispensary gs matter of clans see very few incipient | «of tuberculosts, in comparison the number of moderately and advanced cases. ‘The opportunity thus presented the private physician is one that 4 yid not be neglected. It is one * when intelligently met, offers wid benefits, not only to the pa- Ogeot and the physician, but also “ee community and the common- th at large. A case of tuber- « recognized in ita incipiency, nis a case of moderately or far advanced tuberculosis later on; prevents sucha case from becoming he focus for other cases; instructs ‘at least one more person in the pyrene of tuberculosis, which is ‘“othing more or less than the bysiene of correct living, and this Westructed person will be the center a group of people who will learn Nom him the hygiene of correct Oying: and further, a case of tu- ulosis diagnosed in its Incipien- , Prevents an economic urning that person to usefulness . it = future time. : The advanced case of tuberculo YY complete economic loas, the om unity not only losing the fruit his labors, but in most instances, ‘Var required to support him. It Rirtte truism but it bears repe- ie that if more cases are rec- i} Ge —_— ON Ee EE: =... * p. ~. = =e - — . — — st on by the private physician, this Dhrase is used to mean ; famity Physician. because he is :(ill Me culdinge spirit in medical m1.’ | fre in that community. either Pr emall, in which he pract that soucht medical and much easier for contacts to n- Mruct in the hygiene of tuberscu- losis and to give the hope of cure than for Some othe physi @o en because he has the tone of the natient and his fam- ty The busy fan » oma not have the SeRtacts, bu: this tu homie work is automatically taxen is and the laree ices mad * is the counsel is er many questions wotherwise It is him to examine i mM if cont h Veict Y) time to @xam ne mi over 10 daye, is a proper subje —er all diagnostic measures to es- PMblish the existence or the non-ex- | Dmence of tuberculosis. Let the werermometer and the pulse rate petuide you. and let tuberculosis be Seeur first thought and not the last. » As we have remarked before, the ponsibility of the private phy- 40 does not end with the estuh- Ament of the diagnosis The di nhase of her- me’ OF if he will just take a feu Moments to urge tnat it be done i that those contacts will visit a Mherculosie diepensarv The Moctions in hve@iene of tube insle are of Inestimabiv more “alue if Msisted upon by the farn- hy physician but here aleo ha rse encles dedicated 'n the PTAGICA- on of the disease at ind ready ‘to ag): him in inv and evervY wn Doan) |e Prompt reporting Paes ® the Health Denartr ‘Bhoua be an automatic procedure Rowever the way is made mutch Moeother ¢. rT these agencies if tie wm RFANCtlon their work hv eX- Plaining to hie natiente the nec >*- ay of thie work and insisting that It be fone Ry eo doing. he e that larger enhere of nreventative MAAirine which predicate@ the ver Wiktence of i ‘ERRRRERERREEEe th, nrofession ne 80 we'l! 5 Aeticte No. * Sourcee of Inferc- ; be hal a] Tubherculoci« wil’ he }SS Ll dq May ¢ osm sanatoria and dispensaries would one feels: $40 FULL-SI7ED SEVENTH FLOOR ; -_—-—_ -—— eS = CHAIRS ~ ROCKERS se == WICKER FURNITURE === SS SAMPLE SUITES = Soe ir) - x oe : ewe Ss =_= -_o —-_ = LINOLEUMS~ RUGS ~~ — ei PS LIVING ROOM FURN'TURE: ya Ty co : = = | | i rt ‘e oe = + ALN) 9 come = »* >. =a = oset = — = FIFTH FLOOR " co = BED ROOM SUITES = = SEZ S farm An_~s s> plein fj || ee 4 > pean a a —— o> ad — a” ~ = x4 so are oo : -——— = FOURTH FLOOR : = DAY BEDS~ BRASS ae. METAL os = GEOS~ HOME OVTFITS x = fe . eT wy x om — — -_ = FIRST *LOOR al Se GENERAL DIS 2 ae SSano OFFICES cy li ae Si) yy. 1) SHE rr BASE WENT = STOVES ~KITCHEN CABINETS —— 7. a. OS » = eet SET » Ctr ame (EDAR-LINED \ CHIFFOROBE ne “$21. 75 The doors swing open Monday and all this week to visitors who wish to view the beauties of our newly depart- mentized store. you to see our store—we're proud of it. Souvenir specials at actual savings of 40% So come in, if only to look and to shop. Let our courteous salesmen be your guides. ber that your credit account is as welcome as your cash. ——- Hb is iandsome S&S Idir ‘taneattee move red ; 3, eat wy »)\ «FY a) ‘iia ; ‘ ; ‘us ‘i~ i = This $215 Genuine Combination Walnut Redicots Suite Bed This Period $225 French Walnut Dining- Room Suite fis e-legge d buffet sure to «¢ ipel your $ qT deg .50 tion diamond inlavs é aiue nom Suite with its -00 and rich decorations 18 + be and roomy dresser ; HALF OPENED t—— sf 7 FULLY OPENED ff tid \ ps” end i{ ie RUS : x rims \ sa ast, as = q yL ; Thien’: ie as _— : ay) ar a aio: ~y te pS ———_ - cs: At Re , “Pee oN - gs ”& \ } PTHE FULLwh a a SPIRAL COIL “st ii BED SPRING : |} CONSTRUCT: : 9 This Three~Piece $300 ‘Davenport Suite er i FIRST PAYMENT S17, BALANCE sic 4 ring davenp M port, with O - - io VONTH., are offered to add to the interest of your visit—but wed like Remem- Choose 3 of These 5 Complete Room Outfits Complete Kitchen Included in Every Outfit * Fal The Living Room cushion Suite. Excellent COnstENONOR. The Sialdans roomy. 399 Only $35 Down and $3.75 a Week Includes this lyon, . ae 4" Includes this four-piece finish Bedroom Suite. see ) > a SOS ~~ al as The Dining Room and one host chair. aaae wmennd | F) h & rz $e '* WM fl ~C? - “ ~~ i. th a “4 Fea © oom yi a c A , ey Ay . . be a a - 4 & 7 u vr * _ 3 § ‘- Pm ~Z é - 7 aol , = i “ ¢ CL —— ~ ee » . —"o 2 "Per 5 ee ? “A ~ ‘4 PP ‘ . a 7 . 7 . —~s.? ¢ ‘ >t - ,vs -4 4 ~ ir ; A a : ~ oa . - . - ° [G: fp - as 4 od ° ¢ y . 7 anit —_—— ; SA - The Davenport Suite buffet, Combination genuine walnut. handsome piece overstuffed velour loose ® | ® ne Includes this extension table; five upholstered chairs Includes a three-piece over- stuffed loose cushion velour three- rich walnut All pieces APRIL 26. 1925 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation th 7 ‘VF tas irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST PATCH Ww oo. | MORO WINS CHESS TITLE | en week Venues Snes ot | t! h ! Dat Sha Anni “ | | AGRE gee ine ’ G h ‘Removed . . rto! , .W. CLA. | News colander “wer ather, who was a prominent Datu} pspeare An versary Dr. Vollmer to Speak at ¥. W.C.A Nr Moritz Hairy rowths a Philippine Champion Can Neither . mM Call or Write and all t hwefore vour very eves D4 : "7 | : — S.|| If you have eye trouble of any ||": harmisety. Ae + | STORE a = : = kind, this book will tell you | Quite Gt oe. naam an : . ive f serie: YT : : : , e ‘ ehaving etrioGan 3 is the first of a se rt s of CVUARANTEED HOLDFAST TEETH MONEY TO LOAN many truihs jou ought to » perfectly odorless. non-irritating., Se on matters pr rfaining to OFFICE j Ie what we call our plate with the soft BARGAINS PARGAINS koaow . otpnmtien — could eat tt without ear rubber suctign—force is often required . ; 0: ‘ nosis U hich are being pre- EW OR SLIGHTLY CSsSEep to remove them. We make these plates . DIAMONDS—WATCHES—JIEWELRY : oritz ntica 0. t? least injury It leavew the skin se huted among St “WONDERFUL ee for people who have trouble wearing teeth. Let us show you in CLOTHING—PHONOGRAPHS ‘ hairless, no One could tefl rt u : A g Ww ST I . oof less 1a vs f a) t oO reve iil .- e SHOTG iS pri ata me vas } th Tubercu STERN FIXTU ~ years ¢ eperience an Tite nar tte alt moutl & Free ome i! ® s+ nahn Pawn . . Pawn 699 N. BROADWAY __ AL : moustache peng ano wom e Cu ure ® > Sure ‘ a . W bre ir : tien 6 r wo physicians Ad 3 URE Co. Mi D Ot : T inday a. a Pledges ITTELS MERC. co. PI d ~ from " drug a@iat ae on the ample ciety Ot Ne Oe contrat 9144 |] 4 BPOUS Trotter, Specialist Artifictal Teeth 2001 MARKET ST a eee oe, oe 80 ' ' very twc 414% N. jth. Between cust and St. Charles. One block from high prices ' . . Sell heaters or hemes through sonitehe ind delighted , te ie . Q3 —-. *ont-Dispnatch Wants, 8 will be sen Pen and will contain the latest i ities al information on the subject, ) = private physician is the Key- | | WELCH & CO., 1 105-07-09 OLIVE ST.| e of the tuberculosis problem. i wi the final analysis, his is the re- | ; | : 7 ka pnsi bility of early diagnosis, his - ial 2° : \ \ ~ — \\ ‘a the responsibill iy of preventing . — | Mit spread ef the disease; and it | H m to allay the mor- | & ns for hi 3 | : 4 fears of the patient Ss family ~ to give menial comfort and ‘ ness to the patient. = Y = x ) In the vast majority of instances, » — 4 one probably would nor be far | OR / aan , | , ) ee if one said, in all instances, SS | ng! | "A, private physician has the first | rn) - q} r We Pe - ~y. r - tunity of making the diag- | | _and, it goes hand in hand to | = - > ' ge 4° 6 . er: 4 © t 4 0 D : D =i 8 : sin making the diagnosis in the = . - . : BIG FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE $8 Rocking Chair This $8 solidly ,constructed come fortable oak Rocking Chaltlr, exact- ly as illustrated: , while a limited $4.49 Quantity laste at.... 830 SIDE-ICER 3 -DoorRefrigeratot An excellently made Hefrigerator, fin- ished in golden oak and with ample *pace for both tee and provisions. Nicke el-trimmed hardware, s 19. 75 eanitary. easy $1 A WEEK BU ys IT. to clean fraph equipped with cabiney for radio, made of rich mahoga finieh “and with twelve selections $83 50 free ° . ig WS " ir Baa + yy ) “- Ps ahaa hn Bed Suite that easily opens into full-size double bed F ih i jh whi » | teen —_-—-— ee seonceneeceecenssssntoSOOUD eae _ Landis me tS — Anda Lt Ppl ‘as ik 7 1 j F | ” Norma ee | ‘ Ht _ «® With + Sige : OD afew | UE ie $10.95 aa : Comb. ¥ — i Gas Range “i = ‘ —— o $30 Baby Carriage This Three-Piece $200 Velour Living-Room Suite ) Iv always included as part of this outtit.| 12'%, ‘entsmuinn tier, tem, ted , iW : Ss ' Carri e 7 he —_ tod oe $ fo .00 The Kitchen Gas range, breakfast set, refrigerator wheel, seuele ue’ Uibuee : te ——— | kitchen cabinet and linoleum. aed ca $ 16.95 Cl -O t f All mays $:5 SATURBRAL FINISH Prer gs —tH7 > ag 2 ype se ha 5-Piece Breakfast Set Tha Toe it , saith e lef g-roon TABLE AND FOUR CHAIRS | \ ' A hdl \ Hii cae “A be eoild al | ready for the amateur 4 > i —— . i " w s10 i ‘ Qa _ yh ius painter . anecatel - job, 0 Ky Tl! il i { — Iiack Tet - : ‘ he uvswed in the naturai ) Bo d Laid Sretiieen $32 50 Pinioh bs it . This is @ tp a hy udcoir amp su. $47 50 sturdily constructed ful y Hiuffets o4 _ 1 - ‘ ' ize Set and the reates “ $1.49 itk ead t $62.50 Unt - SICAL INST RUMEN cranked set *_sreates it piewt « — = mae hoes eur fortune 1e ~ ge yee ae —_ s an . - 77.50 ! i ire for $12 95 strated) ” mitered e rh . ~ stat ae ies last . _ han doul i $5. 85 oe A $85.00 hen ~ *1.%0 i - = = & ween a , y t = oe — 7

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ri : : ; y ‘ 1 ; 4 | | ’ y ‘18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— OO _ ——— ay | selves t me and se Our At lisbon Pay * — tenia i ig, Sete ele . , ; . yay ke . a Tt “ . : P Sy ae Se an Ae Sale of =- I merivy only a. bhreezee. Those who have tried the ew s Englishmen took the time trip bring back tempting tales of v1] ible to dis Ssun- their experiences One relishes shine e West | es a wv er swim in the gulf, they say, da ] sfearms npanies whe S A ze the Riv i nte have | gr) ' r = ips Vied Iinea};4 iT ons of b ex] it ising iker only } re nd num! S St ss At- Drawnier vis . ADVERTISEMENT Deaf? = a : treatment. Thirty-Five Thousand Men, Women and Children Outside made this offer nublic. If you have Eczema, Itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter—never mind + wy ment has cured the worst cases | ever saw—give me a chance to prove my Send me your name and address on the coupon below and get the trial tosendyourRrE. The wonders accomplished im your own case will be preet, J. C. HUTZELIL. Drugzist, No. i512 West Main St, Fort Piease send without cost or obligatix Per cee ~ ’ : 2m to me your Free Proof Treatmene eViNVa tS _ new +h Name — —— ballin i es Age : “ ee —_ “ pessytins y tha e3 7 " Post Office State__ " ro‘ - j4 'UIS t22@ Cis ‘ “sy ; 4 Zo .- “ - e the a At . c Tr a . Street and No. e and Washing im deat. J : ne - Ds | 1 iL \ : eee +4 e of reaching North Philad : por i ou St. Louis evening newspaper giving | Other New Trains. ‘ : " , , _ . — , . Associated Pr ess News Service. neat two minutes late: i a n Ne York Central's new Southwestern Limi wi ve for ee ne New York and Boston l s due : r N¢ vA York ‘ 7 rrow ind BR ston © \ th x Ne Lin j his ® e ¢ Ra) rs & Ww . 4 VW ‘ ~ 5 t r a 1 4 y en f this in wv : i te —~ SS — . 4° - ’ ' - d e Se a ~—— = — Ce tet coe : eae And 16 Selectio SaaS : om Forts ections ———— « . es > : Oo — Peasevivatia, Wave Ne Of Ycur Own Choice of =s ? Ww . } + flange She agers ae ee Fight 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records r) Vew 5 4°4 Y . = Louis B. & O N York m.. Washing All for seal , : All-Patiman Sintiinmmene. : 41) the trains ~ 1 Dey) ™ equipment n@d have observat - : rand . S gwraphi s. Ey i t New ¥ $4 he Pennsviva : mn $2 ] New ¥ Kk ai’c a> i. ¢ BB. & O be) ! cre ext fare et Anew Delivered to Your -. sation, Home on Payment 3 aa ? t ; of $ .00 on T) ns S: ‘ . . eS ee ad | Woaiigscatguche Piano Co., : F — edulec ‘ me : —_ nce last fa veh 1005 OLIVE ST . Chicago lines, but ¢} 2 1 . " - Balance Payable $5.00 Per Month 4 I n wil) ] - nN rr } ¢ =f e.F them —— HOSMER HOLL TO BE ENLARGED . HOME WITHIN THE New Gymnasium to Be Ebrected to , , Contain Kitchens and Din- a +” ing Rooms . Hosmer H i scl | for girls + ged : ; nS idde fore next ruse of } + ment 2 : Phi ee heen eicaaet : he | | | LOWEST | PRICES c e- f roc | ' sourt Pacific } Pre . JA Metra CREDIT | EASIEST TERMS = eae . ' A ised i re -gromansip-ewndk a4 MA) 4 DEPENDABLE QUALITIES | COURTEOUS TREATMENT | ‘x: r 2 — > - = —— hc ad INVESTIGATE OUR EXCHANGE PLAN eS ee FREE Ww. Cc. 7 f the WHEREBY YOU CAN EXCHANGE YOUR OLD FURNITURE, RUGS, ee Me ns ag 3-Room | ‘ c ca I = HEATERS SD RANGES POR NEW FURNITURE. All goods Outfit, Outfit, Outfit, A Gold-Band ce. W. I = marked in plain figures. Usual credit terms arranged. Phone $197.50 $249.75 $395.75 ner Set and ‘ er Olive 566 to have our appraiser call. FREE GIFTS WITH ALL Terms— Terms— Termse— Carpet. More rac S PURCHUASES—Dinner Sets, EVectric Irons, Toasters, 26-piece Silver- $8.00 Per a $15.00 Per Free with ” t: : nls > plated Ware and other valuable articles. rene = sm — %. on . } \. + a, . o¢ ~ an ‘e. 2% - : = ps arar ae : : \ an 2 ‘ er. . : {> r . 7 '; . -m - = 3 ’ winter mate f Florida iong Vas lure { Americans from ~et bh rr 7s? - | hortnern @tates, has hegun to dr . ,o bh « Pete - - Wea ‘y Britons awaw ?: : . , ’ ' sunny : chil vv COVEGs - ne »¥ ; ’ Riviera | i The winter tue ended cam ho *s 4 a. ra ’ “ne . > . * 7 : a ” —is complete in every detail; 4-piece Bed- ' Ce ee ee sete een aT F. vat £4 bees | . . r 3 ult S f 9 ‘t 7 . ° , ; ; . a } plas . 4 1 y ) Display of room Si le Irom S 9 3 to $475 Ev ery : one . e } its & gare t of Ln Bedro Suite a wonder bargain. It will be to your Suites | ete line in cit overaaa : re om interest to see our display before ptrchas ‘ 7 Suites ing. Easiest credit terms in the city. ce Suites ae aa aie Compiete Line of REFRIGERATORS BOTH SIDE AND Tor It ERS We also carrs the celebrated White Frost line Ke- af RUGS, LIKOLEUMS and FLOORCOVERIRG t leer - shaces: 4Sc $14.75 Eixtra “pecial—Feit-base covering in newest worth Si...) a var d. per yard spec int. BRrusse!tx Huces., ¢€ “> ° . frigerater« in 9x12, special white. cray or Veivet. Hugs, $33.50 « “* ; blue enamet. Wate ; Inspect eur noire rid $39.75 wea: Pale line hefore rae a Waltena Rugs; $15 95 ; ex 12 . lowest rice . iy owest Prices EASY TERMS ss ————— " fertunate pur f rcvrm reel at : chase of a larger tention kx ecalied ; ' quantits The one to a eptenaic , | herein illustrated Iba’ Red with “vith large hanging eS ae ead -oece and renee tTr cet er in *icwure 7 : crawers and mirrer cre onthe Priced , ut aide bastly s derinr this sate F werth $40. fn «ale at while quantity last« e 1226-1228 OLIVE ST bas: 4 $2.00 Casb— $29.75 ST. town 50 Gis $2.00 Ter Month ° st Pee Menth Wayne, ing oe oe a> x SUNDAY, | APRIL 2%. 1925 > + ae ; Fos a) ie 3s Tia =o aesuaaet roan " 4. o | seus ~

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- STLOUIS POST-NIGPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cireutation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED -XPAT, — Pf ee : : f —e —— Be- Dav enport Table In brown finish, made of reed and Meanie oe ee eS fiber. with separate serving trayn. Value. *13= - 1 [nusuaP values at $11.73, In a way, Caillaux was carried back t Value Ay wher wunusu ff oe + ‘ RQ _ — « toc i. sOrigue a ; ot: Trs & F x? Pr weatt ress. ~ _ Fe . 2 oe . a . . wees lvory or Gold ae 4 " j ee ‘S aMazinaiy iow Deure. | For This Salz e. ough of Freneh honor and Frencd ecmeney > ~ | . w is th : d bank- Boudoir Lamps ) :; ogee Now is the day of the business mam as p ’ Buy for Future Delivery—No Storage Charges | lene Vee $A.16 “~The old rush for trade and presperity i = = VaR EASES == on again. Away with Poincare, the diplomat, y Will N , . | cee 2 asain ong | pt be Made on these orders. You can buy one of these outfits on the easy terms of only | and Clemepeeau, the wily politicias. Vi , . * — - ean ? sux! ‘he bustle of trade and the ea (~—> 20 ° i These e round Center Tables that ® » anti cen? ¥ >] er) h i worst . > . , —- ) is ; — , T — : f be let ager Pps in + y and « : ‘ ash Balance in Monthly Payments H measure 25 iInehes 1D diameter ] hey coins has overborne the whispers of di sATtisne See 4} grew Drown Onis@ ana. rade of Treen naev and the rattle of sabres. Above stir of this new time Caillaux can make peard Svilctt bis talk to the spirit of the fr he is an adroft man, his first apseu ment is that the Freaen finapecial @us* be thoroughiy overhauled. The t > ana ver Continuing Our Offer of “BR : e% Our Spring Sale of the amous Gas Ranges New Gibson Refrigerators | ‘se balanced. Heavy taxes gust be f Choice of Blue, Gray or White Enamel, Together ° : ! _osed But stay! There must be income With a 10-Piece Aluminum Set at | Featuring the ae Models f nitanee taxes and the rich must pay " | =hrowd@ Joseph Uaillags. While. the “Herr? ee > 0) This New Side-icer vernpment failed. France continues to fa Style With a Set of e liberal. even the mild Socialist. Se : 4 Dishes at Only f rich must pay most. if st ae | 4 i $5.00 Cash Delivers a “Famous” Range ptrwebliggy e agene apggmeaaeremeepee Tn sp eis: solid ash. The fogi. compartments are The Caillangs Revurn e enameled and have woven wire shelves. It has dry-air circulation feature to kee} a ? Al ninurmn Set > aafealgs . Thouch at times I have worn the “ign glee Gia a $1.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments : .2 aristocrat,” Caillaus said, “T pave Sa ee ae ’ | ° . ad an aristocrat’s soul.” | cuaran ted oA Set of These Refrigerator Dishes FREE , now that the Grecian ae el aux’s work laid out for him. tet us onfined to the unromantice. There fs of romance in Joseph Marie Aug hs oe | | He has returned to Paris with wife: he who was tried for treason and banished; she whe was tried for ere and though aequitted, was . They have come back, the Cailiauxss, te ¢down the Champs Pl yses amid the plauditg : rabble He will stride fato the & tamber to demand affirmative votes Senators whe found him guilty of “imy grwsccation of the war.” She as the wifé ece of the heads of the Government will, tertain the eltte again. Never much the very broad-minded French pabiie shooting Edit or Calmette of the Figaro, dame Cailllaux bas been festered, with ‘usband, to high favor. Ope May ‘he wife of a banished official, but ope not disregard Madame Caillauxy wife | = Minister of Finance. sider the rise and fall an@ rise ot "ens : Caillaux. Born March 30, 1963, son of a politician whe had bees * Finance under President MeMahon, “2° was educated at the Sorbonne. ‘* Secame a professor of political ‘2 1994 decided to enter politics. Soon, “'y Callaux, Then Migister of Ft ‘le Waldsek-Rousseau cabinet. Next ‘er under Clemenceau. Thes Premier France in 1911. Reduced to Finance ‘er again under Gaston Doumergue. ‘larged with treason. Jailed for twe # Sanished An exile Then amuesty. ~ :2* return as Finance Minister. ) : = atten ms : “ every Gibson Refrigerator during this sale. Keep your feed and fruit in these eee B 7 _ E Sani*ars > ss : 7 es They re Ley 23 . 4 2 _-” : i int ax - — suave ; ay a Famous’ Range and Get an Alaminam Set FREE 1 i keep your foods fresh and clean with these Dishes 5380 Ten-Piece Huguenot pant Suite [ Lloyd Baby Carriage | S285 10-Piece F rench W Walnut Suite — pe is ~ For This (ie Sale at $22.50 Value | The Carolinian Suite a >» 40 eel oe ee ee ee, _—_—_—=— a=" aS | $20.00 Cash Balance i in Weekly or Montaly Payments , a $15.00 Cash—Balance in Weekly or Monthly Hasienats | Eater of | Coil Springs ~—~):-s Simmons Metal Bed & Spring rT * 9 {7 i Ol! springs sect + UC epring | Radio” Vacuum Cleaners | —. Made and Guaranteed by the Hurley Machine Co. | | ‘MAKERS OF THOR PRODCt«c TS) ' Together With aC re EN Set of | Attachments as ——_— Illustrated, at * >DO;: i+). $2.00 Cash Delwers One | , 1 ) ' at Only eae - ° . 2 «t ” a? 7t°s . : r "4 YAS = =) 4 ~ fe -— oe ne ~ Balance Monthly — Se - ° ” ~- wae t @ t¢ str iis t Lan ’ ute rf these : 2 ~s tre i:ta a'iteec ments Steolutelw f This Set of Attachments FREE With tow Cleaner \ hy id s. frou? r thher ame ‘nan. a oe. . «fl . ‘ we - Be > on Miseellaneeus attachments f.- po, @ vupheolsa! ere furn ire . . ; " . Satine and wt i TT $3 Cash Delivers One o- giass Venetian ut with a beautifull “< ‘ “ght of training and station he aie - . . “'’n a conservative, Perhaps be f als : a hee rae = $2.00 .Cash Dolioews Que | $1 Cash Deliwwers One ed

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rrr ar ry . 7 ‘A ° KEI Or gray, ond table e Monthly _ Wagons $442 nish. made of reed and separate serving trays. ues at =] ] rer rs One er Table Suite | — Sale of Outfits Tatlele and NMiirr ee ooo r wet r ndid values | : 1 gnuahe@wany if ve turned lege. The nade of French piate benutifulls decorated i} fur i} YVAN § WY Vy; oN Ys Speers Hyg ie Gly, nf :Y. ty Wy}. tf Bu, Wit 7 Ky, GY 7 4 ‘as? Fag) “4 tA, ‘ v/ guwerraererrrer T-DISPATCH , yl” cat *h “U4 G i / / ~ s/h . pare ve near “ ae ee SEL ST. LOUIS POS WHEE Ves gpooong MMM Panay oa tg ay 4 UU 4 : = eis | Up; YY YU eae We LY 4. Y, i, i LECEGGOT, 6,50) lhh L QL EEL YY yy VUES babel LUEGBA thw . a GrcltFle Ge Vo). Fb TteFe. WY YU Ufl/"™~- UW “YY, “YYYymmUMy, bys tg mye 7 7 Go 7 a Ae ©) 2 2 OG > p V/A Js. MA. J}! Y, ‘ T 1S so delightfully Vrench, this return t>» power of Joseph Marie Auguste Caillaux N ee \ afier 11 years of political oblivion. Dramatic. Most whimsical. Yet, underlying the N ties miracle is that strain of hard-headedness which is the dark mead under the froth of S PAE Latin enthusiasm Joseph Caillaux was able to come back because he was needed. He N t pee XS is a financial wizard, and France requires financial wizardry now. Vive Caillaux! N “3 o N His story should be told in terms of francs, not diplomatic crises: national debts, not N is N national tories As Minister of Finance in the newly formed Painleve cabinet he wil] \ se \ not be called upon to rehearse the old’ vi\id scenes in his career—the Moroccan crises N 4 N the trial of s wife for killing Gaston Calmette, his own tria! for treason France does N es j N not wish to hear his explanations, nor beg }.1. forgiveness France desires onlv that Jo N ee N seph Caillaux speak of a balanced budget, an equitable system of taxation. and a favor- NY 4s \ able rate of exchance Caillaux is a man of gold, not a man 7 iron Let him save the NN ve \ French pocketbook. Vive Caillaux! F \ ee ep s | | | * a \ ee ys In a way, Caillaux was carried back to ly chose social radicalism as the more spec Xx ae 4 AY power by the sam shifting tide that swept tacular position, perhaps good fortune led -him X 2 Bs RS ineare and Clemenceau. his arch-enemy., to to sincere convictions in’ the matter. Ther: ° ; NS poucare and ; is no doubt, however, that it was an advocacy S retirement The war is past, and politiclans RR Ael Reet a2, above the euch pesmi have don eir best at patching up @ peace j%ry young Deputy representing his native te As N The soldiers and diplomats have talked DLepartment of the Sarthe he became srokes ws s 2” eouch of French honor and French demands , LAX Ase" os Now is the day of the business man and bank Ses ~) ALLENS $F S N ~ an er. The old ru for trade and prosperity ts SSS SSNS ‘mene SS Xs on again. Away with Poincare, the diplomat, X £ SG —"°h se sani Clemevceau, the wily politician. Vive : ee SN ; The bustle of trade and the coin! ball . AY oa NN , : . ore NA eoins has overborne the whispers of diplo * RSS ert i, ne hacy i the rattle of sabres. Above thi Se te stir of | new time Caillaux can make his Sates ce heard Suiuitt his x to the spirit of the da), [(BiRt SII: orc Ck Sera: Sco | sieitay SE ir he i n adroit man, his first announce- ment is that French financia! svsien Ss *, ies) | “eee SF : Sust be thoroughiy overhauled The bude: X ist be balanced. Heavy taxes must be im \ osed. But stay! There must be income and riiance taxes and the rich must pay most Shrowd Joseph calilau, While the “Herr wernment failed. France continues to favor as , iberal the mild Socialist. So the $s ch must pp: sf ss The Catllauxs’ Return Though at times I have worn the livers in aristocrat,’ Caillaux said, “I have nev id an aristocrats goul.”’ But now that the truth has been told and (eililaux’s work laid out for him, let us nor confined to the unromantic There is so nuch of romance in Joseph Marie August: au a He has returned to Paris with Madam-: oe. wi! e who was tried for treason hers 3 a dig ier en : Aarti tried for murde! ostracized to rid: and banished; ie who was and thouch They have com«s acquitted, was back . - ere the Caillliauxs. -_ » : " down the Champs Elysee amid the plaudits of WS SIMA, LH HG SSX f. eS .* _ SS SSD ” MOY we" Sey “1h Wty “i, GASTON CALMETTE Editor of the Figaro who was slain by] Madame Caillaux in 1914 because he threat- ened to print letters written by Caillaux to Paris apartment. AUX WHO HAS BEEN CALLED TO fl’ 7 ) m i , ,. man for the extreme left wing of politi | the rabbi: He will stride into the Senat theari her before their divorces from former mates. Lneorists. amber to demand affirmative votes from ny ) ; nere was a sensation In the (ham ber : _ Penators who found him guilty of “impedin; . tie comely Her Renouard who was “ when Caillaux brought out his famous propo prosecution of the war She as the wife o! | ¥ 7 ey married to Leo Claret terary editor of the sal to tax incomes e was hailed as Ut! ' ' .‘ ¢ ' ope of 1) re’ hy ads of the (,overnment will TT) Figaro [hye iove atia () i aliiauXx and Ma ' champion of the common people an: dé Ke | | all rtain the elite again. Never much criticisea —— ; , ; w dame Claretie mild scandalized Paris. Her nounced as traitor to his own class 20 One , , by the very broad-minded French public fo: husband fia! obta da divorcee and; Ma knew at that time that Calliau when the ‘aes ) thootine Editor Calmette of the Figaro. Ma- ked dame Cailllau new! comipiyin the way | income tax levy came to a vote, worked sé 1) fame Caillaux has been restored, with her ' } - was clear for the two to wed. Cailluux Was 7 cretiy against it This treachery to himseltl yy) :, ad sendin nusband, to hich favor One may disregard Ny ; ‘ ; : . wea rich and powerful and Quite arrogant those Was a paracox that came to oe Characterist! | ' 51 —_ s SS" ’ ihe wife of a banished official, but one does dgpiese 2 «age : days. He saw the premiership of France in | | of him Throughout his life enemies have ,, elias UM disrecard Madame Caillaux, wife of the e orling ' : been able to accuse him, with seeming istics —_ : li Minister of Finance ) 4 : rhere was plenty of gossip of this and an ) of a certain insincere sincerity paradox : ‘ ‘ai P . Consider the rise and fall and rise again . : ciner sort Caillaux’s enemies, aside from “wy ; weit , is an eclusive thing. Sometime has been sive thelr al ; ae ee tiers . " this Caillauy Born March 30, 1863, the that Caillaux set himself bravely against his ee oe ; . geal nail Caillaux at the funeral of Anatole France, iit aii 4 ae bis dhice hi mam idle \ i : tet _ . 4 6%a SAK ‘Trance: ; ‘ ( thie ae ; , E Ss Oo Finance wy: der President McMahon, Cai! | > laux had used his position as Minister of by special dispensation, his banishment from . a BUC: date — ' , sometimes he served himself against the best Minance to get inside information o: $j Paris still be®mg in effect. “UX Was educated at the Sorbonne. Ater , . anuer =" — ee ee a aoe fee — interests of France; sometimes he betrayed .,_. arkets. He 1 arc 1 of gambli: nv and France over’ Frenc! © becam a professor of political science but } hi if a k SLOX kK Mmarrecs P Was accused O kalnp) be tween UermaDy and patiitt . as — * -_ ' . : , both himse an ‘rance - a en lies hind ~~ : we , . oe eo: — iD 18496 decided to enter politics. Soon, Den : ’ , with advance tips whit came from 1S OWD activities in Niorocco As a Dit Ol saber-rat Uy Caillau, Then Migister of Finance in decisions in matters of financ: It was bruit- tling, possibly as threat of war, the Ger : rigs ‘ ie 7 i b ' . . . . es Me Waldeck-Rousseau cabinet Next Minis The Agadir Crisis ed about that his fortune had increased fabu- man Kaiser dispatched a warship to Agadir aideck-Rousseau ci let we) Minis- rT under Clemenceau Then Premier of lousivy during the last years of the Clemen Germany was unwilling to see France ex st | : : a ant on 4 So » ’ f TL. 7h 7. cv? er France in 1911 Reduced to Finance Minis His peculiar genius has always lain in the ceau regime tend her influence Africa, -HOURA “" ler 22ain under Gaston PDoumercue Then fis id of Tinance That Was recognized soon But Caillauxs star was inp if ascendancy riads con : ( (,erman mercnan at ‘ . > . . . ; ; ° anna reant ! + mmnwiae my , } ry) Ty - . v et ‘ ' ry i? ~ j f “Marged with treason lailed for two vears. by the Waldeck-Rousseau = ministr) which and nothing apparently could hu int Agad tied conditions of Mo ' = ' . a post he became acquainted with Georges Cle- popularity with the masses, who perhaps were gought through the incident to determine 1! menceau then rising on one of the waves he awed by his dashing manner, and believed the time was ripe for starting the European : . : . al Son } _— hy om one Pat rr re Caillaux and the Tiger rode so often. and so fearlessly) Clemen- him to be their champion war ceau recognized Caillaux’s ability When th Caillaux became Premier of France The presence of a German Warsnip unin ‘ Cat! ] toppled an he Tiger took hold vited at a French port caused wildest excite Ailiaux began his career under brilliant old ministry toppled and the Tiger took ho} ' _ F | , , ) Caill ; *oi] in: al ; ; er in Frane Ithough Premie aillaux buapices With his father’s fortune behind he reappointed Caillaux as financial head of His Ministry alls ment in Franc — ; “ d . in Y¢ : $a rt as urge ( ake an uncompromising 6(an im and & pleasant path to learniag and lei- his Government And when Caillaux started was urged to take an : ~ » : : — a , = . Anan ‘t. ; * ‘ th: ‘ ~ 4 - ‘eae a es Vv or war sure ahead Mie cCnOSs Thp harder course of the financial! ré forms which caused a cCrifis His first act was to marry Miadame ( lareti«e le dex ded tha France wa not rea ° — ' ™ - ' , — 7 he othe -owers fearing general conflagra French politics. For such activity he was ad- in 1909 Clemenceau upheld him though his This step was to have great significance in The other Powers, fearing “ eidnad " P a 9 . , . ~ .~ . " . a . — a . iv , ¢ “oF - ; . | t? ‘ the epute arvitra ¢ Miradly adapied, possessing exceptional elo- Government fell because of it h-s life Paris considered her something of tion, proposed that dis} a: dete , Hee ee i , ae : , 7 PP. , "Slliamm'« @ F expresse wi) wence in a land of eloquent statesmen an@é In his private life Caillaux had been un a spitfire, a woman of intense pride and bit- Kaiser William's government expr a ; ; F. Sere fi] if L Pit & » I i : » ° - e nriwi —— ‘; ° ness nande het France cede a Keen use of 1} crand gesture By all the conventional! He had won Madame Dupree ter hatreds But the private affairs of Cail- ingness but demanded the . ' ©" Rral ©: ; e bes ‘ ‘ , "oe ‘ 4 he ss mh Cr cro to (,ermany "gehts of training and station he should have from her husband at the start of his career. laux were shadowed, temporarily. by a crisis large part of the French OBE , ‘ i ii | a al i AQ | | . | | ‘ ei ; " ; A = 3 — " - . ty e 4 . + Po ries os ~* ‘ wi ‘ QC aT) Tre ¢} bewn & conservatiy Per deliberate- She divorced him because of his intrigue with of estat There had been growing tension as @ batan aSaiDst den . , as ’ ; bay! rye > I . >. j c 7. " % s mbed From a Traitor’s Cell Back to Power. SAVE y Y jdddddddddddddddddddddeddcaddddddddddddd. EEE, WM: Wy lu 7, WY > y N aN \ : ” VQ nanos FRENCH FINANCE Se LL ‘a ~ . ae =. OO ee ee eee + . Po ” Pee Tks > Suna’ Ae MME. HENRIETTE CAILLAUX Photographed shortly before she killed Calmette. Africa. The crisis was 1} fluence in Northern ettied at the Algeciras conference where Caillaux agreed to give up a sirip of the trench Congo to Germany. It might have been a diplomatic vietory, out for Premier Caillaux it was a personal d: teat. His enemies clamored loudly that h: had sympathized with France's traditiona! foe. Mobs gathered in the streets crying “Traitor! German Traitor!’ In January, 912. this sentiment had reached the Senate and Chamber and Premier Caillauxa’s government fell. Then began the spectacular and bitter fight oj the Figaro, the great Paris daily newspa per, against Caillaux. For more than a year this newspaper printed caustic articles assai! ing Caillauxs public life. Calmette was the editor and a friend of Leon Claretie. literary cPitic, whose wife Cail Caillaux’s following § ds moved Calmette (,;aston Figaro s aux had stolen. lared that O attack’ their leader ‘Tne personal venom The Caillaux Letters The greatest sensation sprung by the Fi garo during its campaign was the publica tion of a letter written by Caillaux which seemed to prove that he had secretly worked acuinst his own income tax. bill while open y advocating it. In the face of this persecution Caillaux cept his courage. gle was temporari!s eclipsed, but he was not ruined The French rublic had divided in its view of him. but he had many powerful! friends Thus it was that found himself once more (,aston Doumergue. his by 1914 Caillaux in a place of power friend and political ally, had become Premier He appointed Calllaux to the Ministry of Fi nance The Figaro continued its vicious editoria! comments. Weekly its attacks grew .more persona! Calmette in his opposition ind cated that soon the paper might swing fro consideration of Caillaux's public life to his private life. Paris, ever gossip hungry, awaited the forthcoming, only hinted-at, disclosures. At this juncture Madame Caillaux strode out of the background to do the deed which should once more topple her husband from the heights She had learned that Calmette yet incended to publish letters written by Cath lax to her while he was married to the first Madame Caillaux and while she was Madame There was something else, Loo, that — planned, but even today it Is only The talk is that the Figare letters proved Calllaux’s traffiek- Germany; letters that would haVée to prison, Or possibly to face @ fir: Ularetie. C'almette whispered about vad which ins with sent him ing squad into Calmette's office om March 14, 1914 walked Madame Calllaux. ‘Are you going to print those letters?” she irquired Calmette nodded. She drew a revolver from her handbag then and fired five shots fhto his body, killlag bm instantly. The celebrated Caillaux case had begup. Her husband resigned from the Cabipef. Madame Cafllaux was charged with murder. She wis arraigned and tried before a jury. All the world followed jhe testimony. There were demonstrations for and against Madame Usillaux; her husband's friends defending ber; his enemies clamoring for the death pep- a.ty 7 zt The Trial S.. — oe —— Several letters exchanged between Caiilaus - and his wife while they had other mates were entered as evidence. They were not as warm in tone as the public had expected, but they did prove that Caillaux had been extremely unconventional. A suggestion was made that the mysterious- ‘other letters’ be read, but both sides hastened to suppress their use, for “reasons of state.” Greater events than the Calllaux trial were unpendiog. Before the verdict came acquit- ting Madame Caillaux, France was plunged is the World War. The newspapers only touched upon Madame’'s triumphant return to her hus band. Nor was it of general interest thea that Caillagx received appointament as Pay- master of the Army. In the great forgetfyl- ness of those days individual careers were tcarcely marked. Two years of the war, however. brought Calllaux omee more before the public. He was discovered at the head of the “defeatiat” party advocating that France should make « — - ee taal Continued on Next Page. © = al *

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~ Yo ee » —, * ~— - ~ ~ ~-o or Ee ~" == oe > ~ s = . ’ ~n ~~ I ey - Seay —_ — — “ * a | “oer sae oa ~ 7 - 3 - x, ‘ 5 ie . 7 4 ee oy, z HIS GREAT GRANDFATHER'S BEHAV = VE AFFAIR WINS HN DUKEDOWy WOW OF a A ——— ‘Sir Edward Seymour Becomes Duke of Somerset When Lords Decide Old Col. Seymour Acted Honorabig | R EDWARD SEYMOUR, DUK E OF SOMERSET aieqd that tire first marriage Was egal. Han i no such record was found However, it vas a It Had Been Charged That Eighteenth Century Seymour | | proved that, 4c. nae Married the Widow Hudson Before Her Husband Actu- gpl den in 179. AMR M fens ates | ally Died, and That His Son From Whom Present Claim- | that a John Hudson did die og qm Henderson's Hospitality ant to Dukedom Is Descended Was Therefore Illegiti- neenedi’ aan ne id Se The Always for Sale at a Pric: mate—But Records Showed There Were Two John Hud- two John MaMa, sma thie 4 ree — . 7 tertains Lavishly, and P; sons, and that the Colonel Was No Bigamist. . a : | We rs. Fender: Those Who Come to “The A: Cup of Tea at Her Salons ted later by discovery that the Salil Booming a Subdivision 7 : s0 ciec in London must have beep years \ iD£Zer tBan the one who 3 : By RAYMONI a Washington Correspom ——— Thy a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispe ch NVA anWMN1nw HE Prouc and £a iant ghosts ot at = _ 7 , [KE a chatelaine of old France. Mrs. M ago A Duke of Somerset Was in trou! o Apcren ‘a > Seymours stand by their ow: Most of then I 8 rn . . Ee of Col. John B. Henderson. United State ther can be summoned from the paces ; Z Dukes of Semernet. On July 21 pext. Mrs. Henderson wii >t} he i s inte fifteenth Duke, Algernon Perey is active and she is as interested in contem: | for his father, was born , : years azo when she was presidem of the Mik as 4 bn . ~ *-* ehanse. Seymour is brother, Sir Ernest, Was bis : There is a saying Current here that “Whee ir, but he died in 1926 withous male issue | rich men die, their widows meve to Wash- | imgton This bas been true in many is- Cc ¢ bh 7 @8=s tances Three dowagers stand out promii- ontest ror t e¢ Dukedom 3 > gpentiy in Washington's social life. These eee ™ are Mrs. Henderson. who cules from the atest for the dukedom devolves a | erenelated embattlement of Boundary Castle + ee LY POLY > wee ber 7 Brigadier-Gener Sir Edward Seymour iad J q en Sixteenth Street; Mrs. Marshall Field. who y sf ee ne Mr. H. S. Seymour r Edward is a descend. . a ertertains lavishly in: her “Pink Palace”. «a It had chanced taat Brigadier-Genera! Sir Edward Hamiiton Sermo rv his right to succeed the late Sir Aigernon St. Maur . Committee of Privileges of the House of Lorés sat in judgement 1s ® some : 400 acres of fair English lanc, Somerset House in Grosvenor s , try bomes and shooting lodges were at issue. Yet a!) these were as s 5 the principle of the affair. The supreme stabe turn: Francis Compton Seymour had been alt@ ge-ber a gentiema r a bit of c RQ Ow 4 Did Col. Seymour back there in 1787 com mit bigamy when he took to wife the widow liudson? If be did, then his sons were illegit: mate and his great grandson, Brigadier-Geo eral Sir Edward Hamilton Seymour had no —_— ee EG ne eit Perea ee ome hee . — minke ‘ © fe WVWAVAIAww RW AVRRaawa_}YN y L, \ > a SS tight to be the sixteenth Duke of Somerset. % Ve : ; If, on the other hand, Col. Seymour had se | Y een ae st of Col. Francis Seymour's eldest amg fe Dlocks Deyond. and Mrs Thomas FF. a lected his bride with proper regard for the iy y Mr. H. S. Seymour is descended ‘rom Heary 7 Walsh. widow of the former Senator from ; FI church and his bonor, bis descendant must be Y Z Seymour, the old Colonel's third som. Bork a folorado and mother of Mrs. “Ned” MeLeas. # copfirmed in the title. y y) on THE LORD PROTECTOR ‘aid claim to the title, Sir Edwarg asserting 2 OYO SS show place on Massachusetts Ave-. ; ae Now with a family of lesser importance it y G — age enced young Ki ng Edward VI | ascended that his gran@father’s birth Was legitimate 7 oue. But by far the most infivential is the ¢ might have been impossible to return to th« Z Z pon Ensiend as ~ yaw lb ance ‘Thin aed Mr. H. S. Seymour asserting that the Gan widow of ine former Semater from Missouri, 7} | eighteenth century and recal! that old rom- Z Z ambitious Seymour sent his own brother to 802 of Col. Francis alone was legitimate .s who is said to be the doyenne of the dipio- ’ i ance. But the Seymours are of record as far G Yy the block for daring to cross his will. Upon this one point hung the dukedom. z pete clique See Se eee a back as 1240 A. D. when stout William &1 % Col. Seymour married Leonora Hudsog g gee- Ce ee od " a Maur wrested the town and lands of Woundy Z me was dead and buried, the scamp And ong time. it would be assumed that bis ae q which permit her to show exceptional favors 8 trom the Welsh , —— back he came t find his wife married to Marriage to her was void PRS first to foreizn Governments, and her castle. " It is koown that Sir William Seymour held Z , ie proud Semmour. And him without } asbead ret lived. el ae wide ae which is the playground of the younger diple- ; & Stirrup cup for the Black Prince in Ga- j a wite, and she in a fine house, riding about first son wae Negitimate. : f, ae ed eo 1 ‘ony. Old Sir John Seymour, after fighting Z ke a great ‘¥, Ten, tcR, teh. Never hand. the Colonel married the Widow Hud Mrs. Henderson is famous locally, sation- #4 the French for Henry VIII, was made Sherif! b, ie «6: — | ' ave anc £0 Off to India expecting son but once it was only fair to aguume ay sa6 ee eee # of Dorset, Somerset and Wilts; there are the Uy - "; | 9] ee ; | img ‘the ground for renting an Embassy or gation. that when she entertains Congress Ie jl ip LL MR ccc day. Bb } rm tJ — a =o hor =~ e+ = +h _ ah! . 2 ‘udson, remarriec her after the John Hud- The Privileges Com ittee. hearing sae > - . VOSS ee E : s a son who died in London was de f this , “ The S : a del C a = Pe ~~ for both points of view, decided ahounen of men she is looking forward to a it of “Hea- evm Was tru the ; n Ss ilrst sos, Francis. Pecard nf -* : a ™ ymopurs Rose Quickly ‘ pi ingibe egprias S o a record of the alleged second marriage derson legislation” which will help in the ; is x = » m7 a té a a a t je t rT : = u -* y Te ah +7 rs) *? s 7 ~ eY ~ ~ c ae Se ; . a should decide the case. This. and perhaps development of Upper Sixteenth Street and ~ — - ~ = ° - — | on , > ~ ASSOC $ $ . Henry. Who was Sorn a oo } as a a a They sa 2 ca back fron i scanda eeling that the Seymour honor anc = . | z : ” . eget — aw a that she rents her property to foreign Govern- the dominance of Edward VI and Warwick won, and Sir Edward laid his head upon the block. The Seymours were brothers to a | +? a : : : . = . : : > _ 5 4 4 [ —_ \ al ~*+ lé : - : 2 a J a ~ ~a _ ; r ~ = - t G 5 7 ee * t “ : a ; ae =? “Ye ena : rT¢é > m ey ~_ = ~~ = a - ~ rar . - °* ~ oe a “ad ) ; 4 lL ae - aay tte They sea ._——s "e.l—Sir Edward Seymour is sew # | ments at low rates because she likes to have second marriage to the teenth Duke of Somerset | teent uke of § rset, them in her neighborhood, and that when she . | were , ; ec wit S' er ~: Yrmours (anIDg D >t mar s Pave » " im at Queen and uncles to a king Their doings eg ae : ; : : 1 ——— | woulg Baye inci the Colonel did asks legisiation of ber friends in Congress she . ‘ ia, L. awwiatiiL} 5 tr : i. Treason Tre enier ey —_ ” . : - ” 7 omnes eine f " a at a — e a. & w@ dG A. Sf iawitce x“ i- reg . f > . . a band and her denials cou pied with a tainmeant for that is really the joy of i ce a s ps Vs Lo review thre - . . =e 2 ee Lee oo a - - . , cen > az = S* * eo Were LWwo letters t5 t ie Y {fo - : ir ; . 4 7 int Engciand’s war. and at Encland was her - “= ‘sae “4° first hand evidence did much to in fix ule. Dealth education, for she is a strict reports of tbe old Eaust India Company ac “ mas ) ffere e peen intercepted br the Amer mn state 2 a —-) =~ enen Tt é rmany — a oe Ce arian. besides being firmly convineed ft Yellowed with age: to look over burial! per- "as 6 re nar : partmen 46 ad been dispatched by : mits issued when Drak 1 Fro} — WOuU.c Was@ &@ S@Darate peace wi" LD 3 s Pe oT 6: : Caillaux was found gullty only of &conoi aad tebacco are ruising the . _ q P@eae¢ 28C. Frobisher sai'ed that ad int Von Bernstorf? 7°rman m bassador ; the seas to ex aa ~ . . | n Tt Wis" —_* -u = ~~ Sela ae Ane 4m Dassacd ing progres s of the War and sentenced “i hood ana the womanhood of the “Tr amioe paris: recisters of : . ' : ; ae ae . “one at Washington t the W elimstrasse and «+ ss churches so old that even tb ' re ¢ Two John Hudsons 0 ee ae “eS 6three years ip prisoa. bet as be hat Wea. estate development. for that is the , ~@. “fir Si.@8 are Tr e eo : 3 - ere 5 +C @ . . ’ , gotten bow ‘Vee, Sic Laliaux, would de to: exhaust served a long time while awaiting tréal he et for her artistic and administrative le ap LY. 7 . _ 2 ~~ . : _ : * rs ac _ = - ; try The : Th tial Betae a i es bay ia | a Ln tc ultima iefeu > a : re. eased Yet he did not escape . -hen follows woman suffrage and e sud ro brag »% 5 over mY @] _ t ‘as ‘ > - ° the =.) , “* ha - : 4 =ce ‘> os”> an out *+he z ox _ en! " ny , , _ ese" Bonerable peace might be effected now ouenos Aires telegraphed t! Y] ing: The court banish him ¢ Paris for vection of art objec riand and cood Kine Ge Orge ruled when «ter 7 ss = : er ea mt ' ‘ : ; = i a en ie eee EPH ool u Danis ed — irom . ts. : ; izes Hey , : erm ier riand and “eg iden? mcans a au aq i@it Buenos Alres after as r rears and assessed a!! costs of the ‘kT a... of these hobbies she takes an Cc l 3 ~ - | > ; ‘~*~ 1? 4 ™ s J t Praacis Seymour wooed the widow Hud ‘dds MMi dddddddddddédé szge things a _ =n father Were friend > und Stay and is z = airect to France, evidently against him, a matter of some 800.006 Weise interest. These, she declares, keep > . . - 7 a . . — _., iti & + + ts i ; . , >» - oe ® ~ - . een. Hie war so proud that ». Deve Lal 5, A * ’ : : -_ 7 . " : Pg st hin era tas S yer in order a aceount of the ZToup indecipherable nz ; : Bis Servants, but signified his wishes with a ! ? ; ; Deag of Wells, had rT: . =¢1 ee Looking on. foreign observers in Parla yang , - : : i « Zeraecs ,I1'oes - x . - . 2 ‘ sofa r sta . = - > Sco oa ee " —— e errand to ’ “Ca , - - rie Speass COnteMptuous- recover from this diszrace.” ww Ziininent and her education fer bt Very Rev Franci« Seymour Dean of W. She was Lady lane Sevmou: oyt Decame : ® and had rur with hee ta _ ae" Oa — ee ee er eee = Ry . ee : + rd " lenry VI] i Smother oF = | 7 rus OF : re Lmerica. it ‘later de ed nee ee ee and tie res sofa ghegpese It appeared certain that Caillaaz wont “' Ganers are meatiess and wineless, ey : ren «thy hy " n: z ‘ , y King from Zz : r indestine wedding ‘ad meetings wit -@ePrmn an oh : Lor UTS nect With the exception of Briand © never again be a politica! power in rao the “ling diplomats are eager for in let bim stand before us nov a - © c ée\ anc A © poievn recCcibe s : w* “ourished at these conferences — nt ‘> Tra =hore ast et nm e : . pe , ’ England perfect)» But the law of palit ‘ics % not the a ¢ Mens to (hem. The reason is that Mrs. and periwink 2 with —e | Sl F a ™ ss : i. ah a Tay ers wu er Meet 7c wer ; * b er — ae _ = re " -— ‘ipate **re comp. ete ovrer- economics Econom! cs is more cold blooded deraon as made a study of mea!leus : . in ~ : - ’ - ee , hea «oe *% ~oere &,4 ; ‘ LOFO eran He = " fT 2Pr RD ; There was lace upon bis cufts and a hand ) | 6 path gemntion Se Oe, OE ae Ree ve Sy le ues sale alban. ws 4 less patrioti¢, far more lenient of diss wee “= chef who can devise egg and momee Duckie at bis Mmee He bad foucrh+ in oh . ; sigs ee OO : ee In the balamce of nationa “ dishes that please the most fast | the wars with France ang » muld lay wager there wa« : : 7 , ——— ao & ——— ren See Bul , We m8 : 7 Oe eee “ae ot & > = ntiety he ae | teat this ufstart Napoleon mus: «conn ~ ai tetas te | , id mot recognize, “*“S0¢ wus 0 lcEgtr in power nee- Sa See amsy fF of the WW go.¢ he was a financia! ‘gen! w. So To justify her dietary belief Mra. - - 3 - stra where — » ceau. the Tiger aid become Premier f “@ostrasse anc protassed to believe in Ger- peeding gold. called him back. Vive Cactea @*rson has written « book, “The his cOmMe-uppaice -against +ho Resin nd ‘. ime “ _— , , vas : ; . France Mand atrocities. he has tn essentials hard *f Health.” whieh attacks over edatgunat “Damme. sir he was wont to roar at co an 4 | S - ~ , ae ee . =m? ~ try squires whom he de "T , , . . tha Seymour Was .f0m uncer 518 Oushy brows Clemenceau. *“S'e"e = pOltica "entation. Caillaux a fed and defe rohibition alcoho 89 ee Resonate | oe , i" ond hed Win Gare ce ae a weleeed tees Cee Teaching | of Colonial i tefends prohibition of met ip the Boars Arms. f must be away do : - ® Wourd offer : . . . > ; alle . “ “he has now in preparation « : § . , | ; . . > nail _ i >? _ . -~ — > ‘ . , e +7ee oat Os x e france was in per the fich a> . | eme Cau * » is > iced k % , te the regimen: again Rut ea Knew : at mT z ; 7 é. : _ ‘ : re : ’ “ iy — —— . ne chai . ‘ . ’ : ss == —_——— ’ eit ten idl ‘ Serv ants Complained of hey r mea tleus dishes. which she Bective service Was no more for him Was % of those dn ind — * , : . im Hucses hed died ~*~ ~~ oo was no tin 7 Peeageces . ‘ve pudiished this year. a : is n contrnre . ver = reported offer of Bs out? The records do not say soldie ae : ip anc ae 2 : 2» Fri oe . >= ° e =. . - . ™ . ~ + - a : $s arres is i T root . wed 7 ,¥ - . re . , . : : eaman . \s [= .- ou ; le Wspa pers ain Wealthy concerns having property inter . -_ . ‘ > a : ij ° _—— an % 4 ° e a” ~ a . | 's 7 ’ 2 . o ° — . - _ . _ Af 4 " “ . = + ; - === ’ 7 - . Tr : - Y , | | se. and desired ests in the Dutch East Indies to enaeae ae The Colonel Was S 2 begrmadia Bas ieeesien x ae : . ! : - = - ~- . . ~ ’ = “ -_=- : : ° ° . . . _ = 4 . : — . ee one as Sporty . r the. da a , — ines ca and ta e Mediterranean sch for training colonial servants af oi | ie amused nself » ) ao him to fiseraced *ated and we niet s@ Moresea «as er i . . | : . isinews { a ae in i lisgraced ited and = zh afd Moroc igreements should be adverse, niversi: f Utrecht? Hitherto the espa = > =» * s . fed — | Second White Sunes nates ey SS didnt agree with ~ ©” the prohibition question. In aE | | Ci 5 id Seymour om | . ; : ' w = . ‘ ™ ~ - ir . ete = ne i 7 iG ~e- : = = a - 4 _ > ee ~ — r= = a _- = * ~ ~*.« = - ; » he 6 Te " . See him riding home on a fiery Morgan » Poe , ' . nepud Was OW a mmonr “aoner in 4 hr ss -_ —— ft sin gt . ‘=e i : . Was — a 7 = . - ; Ga Prada iL i2ux s aCe 10D ere a2 COO ~"iversit e Tf sedan -_ , ‘i= 08. horse to bis manor im Somerset, near the perk,- va as. or Ms . n re was ye Lerden. which has a facully of i. Rs | But when be died. in ft ” az in . Lildre: : : = squad mae who had ard His reper z + Braz i mothing ner = iniiaed = ae Jatelaine . le testrocted . , : P| i : ; ic ; w~aLloz DB x = owenee maf hicks eowmced ie) ” viulage of Woolwich Via‘ hap he mused on fs . . , : ; — Fa ae Pe ee peal f , ee mos oO r= g enu ‘> dea! with Ae bes f LA castle PD os in — , = o n 2 is retu ‘Trance Oe Willi Degin to reside ferent aspects of eclonia! adm — , * pour on the lawn the priceless ' — . 2: . " Sasband had collected There was the @isgrecefil campaigns of Burgovne and “Son a — oo ‘at “ AN | 2 ere Was +... . a — : S “ Bere. mite ; . , _ , ' : a ae. . 4 : e — 7 ’ 7 ; > ee a —~ a . °° . . ™ — ~ . *. - : ; , hin : D ing a 449 PSs. finding fault S“cranuse * 1, the story goes, that some ff | “Xleemth street and the residents, kiapd France had come ‘Brough stirring Hudson iter runnine yo : , , a2 ; 7 =e MOmOCing oroserution of tke war He waz BERNSTORFP 4 : . ’ on 1e@ | x Oo >. Po 2 faearns, a . 3 ee SSaAAYOLUALSE zg ve ua ue em pa 2 times. aod her course ‘to empire Was new yis 4" —. a #d. 7 ig oJ started. The Se —— OB In , Which mean: ; S ' anc their teachine: eRagria of one sort or 2 ymours were dUSsY in many r} " san | . ‘ . . nee ast “~ “ance int Fan 7 i ae = i A 3 * —— im i a QD 4 : - ; . - Com - lai e fhelds. Sir Henry w ps | , a Te itRe died four irs after the widow ar. . eee ee — rs 2° saDieT®. teliegrapis steamer foreign capitalism to the natives are ‘table “¢f . hed te the police that the odor ; Ss at “Bay. Making Mans Sa for ic , ' i . ’ 7 RIE {\raguaya left Buenos Aires Jan a The erpretation Ty + « & sale eased them But it w t late, the : : ig a ie Pr . = ™ — - «& . Z + « 2 ; m sint ro Se. - reer | ‘? : ‘ove to Madame Du Barry Lord Hugh Was 7 \ . P . — - m5. P ‘ as os : ; ee ee r : sla 7 + : a.:i:a be | th Duk _—— Ts wite. and ' icition Was bern ee paiesieeregeicea , = sSSiTaoie -ai.-aUX 18 On Doeard. In against Dutch rule among the natives, 4 * Prohibitien toe far - eigh © of Somerset, Was adviser to the 2? awa ; st o« 77. : —_— °% ; oer v rr over the Lermans ~ ‘ad not ease of carte . hamid in & : Wo-s We de —. ind ne ; rh i? gossiped the housewive sites ‘eientad nile eS _ , vis “au5 SOOUiG 12 @b uDed in general an attitede hestile to big capital Sen aderson is rated as one of. — —s a se rreaca Vorernment war strusive way be treated with courtesy and ism. ¥ —_= women ‘a Washizgten, aad &s _.s oe CO _— — ——— aT —

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- - > (aa or - we he SS Ay rie nt — At iil, — li > > a a AY. , pit seiete” ig 4 APRIL. 36. 1925. eee Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOWS FOST-PISPAICN viond™ FIOM jHIDOW OF MISSOURI SENATOR RULES WASHINGTON DIPLOMATIC SOCIETY AND SELLS HER HSE 7 — = A —— eo = = " a —e ee * I's. Henderson Mixes Social Leadership W ith Success in Real Estate ; Business ———— , Been i alee ea : Rorably ) riage Was illegal, But ee ee Mey asserting that the third ; yal lone was lezitimate. t hung the dukedom. I¢ d Leonora Hudson a sec. e assumed that his first s vold because her firs: ind that therefore, their imate If, on the other iarried the Widow Hud- to foreign Governments, and her castle which is the playground of the younger diplo mats. Mre. Henderson is famous locally, nation silly and internationally for many things but 5Y UNDERWOOD! UNDERWOOD. only fair to assume that she is one of the shyest women imaginable | from the start, and that Potertainineg diplomats and officials is one Fah. 6WUlUCc( 4 ‘ ; 3 “The corporation that built the apartment neia Seymour recounted. ing the ground for renting an Embassy or a : a : wi /: oy : was extremely decent,’ Mrs. Henderson ex- mittee, hearing evidence | gation; that when she entertains Congress- ) , . PA Cee ee A YS \ plained, “for I was given a year’s notice. Af ‘jew, decided absence of mo she is looking forward to a @it of “Hen- PHOTO by UNDERWOOD 3 UNDERWOOD. 4 ae . e Rae ie Ags ee ce a ‘a 5 the end of that time, when the property had leged- second marriage | don legislation” which will help in the The swimming pool on the Henderson grounds where Mrs. Henderson entertains guests at . *e e i not been purchased for private purposes, the se. This, and perhaps a development of “Upper Sixteenth Street and private “splashes”. ae * et | corporation came to me and said it ¢idn’t he Colonel. who. was e the property she owns. & o . pa i ee want to put up any building that wouldn't ud map. He may have home of the Vice President in‘erest in politics and was the Republican ee : ae o . ; Mii harmonize with the rest. . but he was no bigamist, ogy After it was completed she offered it to candidate for Governor in 1872 He was ee of Privileges. Wants Nice Neighbors the United States Government for that pur- dcfeated, but three vears later he was ap- . . eae 3 Br, | fon KEE ee f “ i aa —'Faith for Duty.” is — . pose, but after Calvin Coolidge, then Vice pointed special United States Attorney for ~ THN i ERB 2 So. pis sie » . Bh 3 Helped Design Apartments ) President, and several others had inspected prosecution of the St. Louis ‘“‘Whisky Ring mours. Did the old Col- te . mic by her fris nds They Sav . This is denied 5) ; " it, it was decided that if it was accepted, the In 1884 he was chairman of the Republican : ; ants h yroperty to foreign Govern- ,, ss ; | : 3 7 . Vices President's pay would have to be raised, National Convention in Chicago, which nom ae! “Tl was delighted at the épportunity to help design an apartment house. There wasn't Seymour is now e - — , re caus ik to have , , ‘ th 61x ments at low rates because she likes to spa as it would take his present annual 6aliary jnated James G. Blaine. . - h W hi wh erset, which argues that them in her neighborhood, and that when she ivst to run the establishment. So the hom an avyartment house in ashington ere an asks legislation of her friends in Congress she 1}... peen vacant for coat a. saamenel te aA: ee MRS. J. B. seeaneicidiiilen outdoor woman could Ifve happily. I worked —--— ——_ — + +—— is really seeking the best interests of thé misapplied generosity Avenue of Presidents _ with the architects in designing suites in ells, «> S J $ you inform our cruisers? Capital. This latter view is probably true, With foreign Governments it has been dif : amateur in a class of 12 professionals. Wash- Street had become discouraged whiie wait- each with a sun poner opening on @ loggia. BERNSTORFF. but it is alsq true that the value of her ¢oiont) Through her contacts with the diplo- ington University now has a splendid art ing for this section of Washington to de There is also a winter garden on the root. . ~ “" “ > . _— . ' - , , , “ae > ; testimony at the § trial property on Upper Sixteenth has been 1D- mats. Mrs. Henderson learned what sort of Then the Hendersons moved to Washing- school, and 1 believe I was instrumental in velop. Temporary shanties sprang up. Be- Ten Senators live there now and thetr per | allewed dickerings with creased enormously through her social and embassies the various Governments niatial ton. Next to Major Pierre L’Emfant,. the getting the idea started so soon.” fore we knew it we were surrounded by a sonal interest-and influence are worth a great . neohm rh mm oinallw ] 7. . e ‘ : = : ve © ; P . ; *% s AY uth America and in Italy, political activities. and then she set out to supply their need: Frenchman who originally laid Out the capi During this time Henderson was also build- regular slum distriet, and negro shacks d¢ at te us up here : ason failed to stick. Ma- Put in a numerical order her interests may The result is a long stretch of embassies and tal, the Hendersons have been more influen ing his fortune. he popular story about him stretched from Scott Circle to Meridian Hill. What Mrs. Henderson didn't explain was Wiis ’ e J . A So1e i AJ a8. ‘ ‘ , nth . - 4 . . ins P ‘ P i " . « a! ied lovaliv for her huse be said {oO rank something as follows: Enter- leg rations on upper Sixteenth stre ot The at tial a an anvone eCiSé iD directing the city = is that he toured Missouri buying up bonds Upper Sixteenth street became the public that whe L the apartment was being built she Hay s coupled with a lack of lainment, for that is really the joy of her ect to be completed is the handsome Italian growth And they have made it pay, say various counties had issued to raise money @umping grounds of the city and the District YTOt® ‘© Der friends in Congress urging them if id much to influence the life; health education, for she is a strict Vef&- Embassy several blocks from Boundary Cas- ‘© W'Seacres for bonuses to railroag. After the Civil authorities did not seem to try to prevent it.” *° take suites in the new apartment because ft tarian, besides being firmly convinced that tie The Spanish Embassy is another exam Until that time, the more exclusive resi- War the State had been invaded by a “she wanted nice neighbors.” Ef i guilty only of “imped- ® alkohol and tobacco are ruining the man- pig of how Mrs. Henderson built just the dential section had been around “Capitol group of highbinders who promised the in- ~~ Tone ee ee “ee ee en ode But apartment house builders had @ bard a War’ and sentenced 10 hood and the womanhood of the country; richt sort of house Hill’ and in historic Georgetown The Hen- habitants of the isolated counties that if they Cleaned Up Her Street time buying property on Sixteenth street, ; a : m 7 os . “rc 2 2 mnor a. a hi Tr) te ; “he y , * > ; : > -— i) 2 , N , “7 8 3 ' . but as he had already @ea) estate development, for that is the out- And all the while, as though in keeping dersons and improved transportation changed were given certain bonuses railroads would o59 af ars pene eae tat Irs. He néer on had bepten them to it—andé ‘ WH let for her artistic and administrative abil- wit} -eneral plan that Mrs. Henderson ang “™4t- The northwest section, particularly be built. was building embarsies and legations, whieh le awaiting trial he was : , 4 } pitas be oe ay : ) dans Sixteenth Street and M chusetts Avenue By way of explanation, it should be noted she designed to meet the particular needs ! { . oon . P ‘ a t ' st op } , firet cam L. . Ce. a NassaCius Ls é - 7 , - “ai P P . os ef " did not escape entirely. ; uy. Then follows woman suffrage an ‘© her husband had made when they fir ee SO Pre ye cage “that the land from Scott Circle to Meridian of the diplomats and taen rented them, eo ; aris f five | collection of art objects. to Washington, the value of property in this *#* !©Ccomn eS CXCIUSIVe TesIGentins GuNeset. Bonds Basis of Fortune 1) i hahbly , by him.from Paris for ' tin Ri Mire MBI Se onds SIs Hill is now probably the most expensive resi- 4), saving goes. at a rrice far out of pro } trial In all of these hobbies she takes an (D- section mounts and mounts, so that only the =e eugersons intiuence 18 80 strong ‘ :. "er a a rr eae re ) ul costs of the . : | that she was able to have the name Siteceth .... . ; dential property in Washington. portion to what other houses bring. Mra, : . tense interest. These, she deciares, keep her ichest can afford to live there. oS weeK 4 = eee" Me Bale ol. aad ! he counties went through the proper ie- é . — —_ ae of some 800,000 francs. r T Mrs. Henderson went on 40 say that 48 jrenderson maintains thot she has not grown street changed to “The Avenue of the Presi- 7 in bien ie 08 - a ys ylung } , , al formalities of floating the bond issues to ide Sixteenth Stree 'e » observers in Paris said. . :, oe . E president of the Sixteenth Street Improvement rich in the real est»te business. Shrewd ob- ORS , She han had a hard time reconciling her en dents” because that street, if continued the money, sold the bonds, paid the ,....., a ; / Caillaux. He can never , Ckeeeette Part ) sumeonaie . Association, which she organized, she us gervers, however, comment upon the ¢@a- rrace."’ | rainment and her education for health The Senator's Career through Lafayette Park, would run directly poney over—but the promoters disappeared fair means and foul, to clean up what wae i. d ] fh rt that Siz . — om S| to the entrance of the White House. After N i) is were we | anceGg vaiue oO er progerty, now , af d Her dinners are meatiess and wineiess, yet — ' 4 to work other fields. No railroa is or : - ree Caltens | woe the visiting diplomats are eager for invita- Mrs. Henderson is not a native Missourian “© Sisms had been erected, however, Con- pyit and the counties tried to repudiate . ee teenth street has become the diplomatic ther- litical power in France. . siting diy é Mrs. =s . “It was a long, hard fight,” Mrs. Hender- oughfare of Washington and might well be r . she aa = ; . —.. - : riot > ? > . am y r tins to them. The reason is that Mrs. Hen- put she still retains an interest in the State &TeSS changed its mind and repealed the act. ¢neir debts—in fact went so far as to impris- Mrs. Henderson has not given up, though. on county judges who said the interest should rhea 2 } : . } " , ad igry . ‘ a0 maintains that the thoroughfare is too not be paid. Holders of the bonds became dignified to be designated by a number, and discouraged and were willing to sell at an) son deciared “We were constantly appear- galled Embassy averue. in fact virtually all ing before the District Committees in Con- the important embassies are on this street, gress pleading for appropriations for long- and even the stolid British are planniag toe promised improvements or protesting against vacate their present bullding on Connecticut tics is not the law of es is more cold-blooded, Gerson has made a study of meatless dishes and has opened her home to tbe Missouri “nd las uw chef who can devise egg and ve&- Society on several otcasions She was born re lenient of disloyaltics. 3 *lable dishes that please the most fastidious in New York in 1844, the daughter of Judge nationa! honor Caillau* But in the balance of and Satisfy the most robust. Flisha Foote When she married Senator ia aa. a ie price. Henderson is said to have a mentions Maiden We had to fight to avenue, which is ab bamibeiee ane ue cial genius So France To justify her dietary beliefs, Mrs. Hen John B. Henderson in June, 1868, the Unit Bars : ‘ “ue = eset ace enormous quantities at 10 — oo eh jm gave trees and open spaces and to provent the as the British Constitution, for a palatial nim back. Vive Caillaux:! derson has written a book. “The Aristocracs ed States Senate adjourned and attended thi: want n tne Hendersons moved to Washing- and when the ume _— ripe, have whe erection of high and unsightly buildings.” stractere’ea Usees. sae arene Health.’ which attacks over indulgence in ceremonies in a body Because of Mrs. Hen- ton, the capital was undeveloped beyond Flor- gyit for payment The counties laughed a Now Washington is a city of apartment erty the Hendersons have developed. food and a. fends prohibition of alcohol and derson's entertainments and dinners, which ida avenue. At Florida Avenue and Sixteenth him. He took his case to the supreme our houses Government clerks can't afford in- Mre. Henderson explained to the Post-Die- ; . ss ‘* . . IC e presence of the “right’’ there was—and still is——an imposing hill rhict wided the counties must pay 10 , Colonial wWhaceo. She has now in preparation a cook 4r notable for tae pr uae , om te which decid dividual homes. The solution is three rooms, patch why she took such an interest in the legislative leaders, a social gossip has said The Hendersons bought a large tract at this gents on the dollar. book fo tlace - . ‘hich she hopee — mn and bat! Ref » the Dis et ' e » | . d Of r meatiess dishes, whic : I ’ ; , . : kitchen an ath. etore tn stri passed diplomatic set. My son. John B. Jr. who m , at ‘e he etur o Washington. Mrs. point and built their Norman castle, includ- “Wh; made you select this particular : - -O p aine © have published this year. ae ~ t a thi } : F} if mal H 4 ked a zoning law, contractors could build to any died two years ago. was trained to be «@ dip- : : orn as hee ; allv DUSV paving int evervtnine ut a moat ecause it Was e?’’ "Mrs enderson Was ask‘ P : indul ring in a live:y ‘ Henderson ha scan evelope and improve ne piac have been an attractive pair. Senator John : As We feverey anes higher dwarfs the residences. To accommodate the friends of the younger ast Indies to endow ° hi, . if ~“i¢ } o> | “ ‘ " «= 7 } | sae . +. 1} ; . (oe t _f the ey Se . ; oi : ie} 4 _ = >; ~en Bes r ’ :, Ps , himself with local and national! poiitics his came to tne full enjoymen O01 i} colonial servants at th hator Henderson didn’t agree with his B. was born in Pittsylvania County, Va., In and She h paraphrased Andesw Jacheen's fo- Menéerecn, whe of on at Levisiesa. Maa } : . , ToOmne if } ing iry by , oli ‘ollwy 4 “ tn : , , "¢ i TO . read ; Hitherto the aspir "ie on the prohibition question in fact, 1826 and moved West, like many Virginians, *OUZ5 pe helped him both politically and qyisite panoramic view o! prices : nh 8] q mous statement to “The sky-line—it must be Mre. Henderson provided a jewel of a ewim- ou he : are j lv ap ’ ; anidiy j ssournm SOcially. er amazing vitality, which she s ] was more an more impresse . . ' . ewe heen trained at the had one of the finest wine cellars in at an early age. He rose rapidly in Missourn ee. . below us, preserved re ming pool, set in a bower of trees. Two ) till ai emande hat she sh + all tural advantages of upper Six which has a facurr, the : active th street d its possibilities for develop- The result of this belief is a District Zoning Th Chatelaine of the castle ftmstructed the When the Civil War broke out he was elect vias teen eet an , TF tennis courts were also laid out. Now dipa- matic Washington disports itself in the pool ° ‘ . reput» to deal with G 7 , re a as oe Sap Ee age —_ the distinctive residence Law, not as drastic as Mrs. Henderson would colonia] administratio® butler to pour on the lawn the priceless wines ed a member of the Missouri! convention to | was one of the first women in the coun- ment as one of on have it, yet it does preserve the sky-line or on the courts and them has tea on the NONnIB, ' ‘=. ’ = " te sain ; . iia ae . seal i he 1 ; r “ » a "he 3 Z - ¢ ; n Age. are “t husband had collected There was 60 determine whether the State should secede try to work for woman suffragt she said streets of the wor , ; . terrace, which overlooks one of the finest vis- ives the Living A®& “Stretching in an absolutely straight line Meridian Hill Mansions, an enormous “ ta: in Washington. Joaquin Miller proclaimed ’ Mich of it, the stor, soes. that some flowed from the Union. He, Frank P. Blair and B. recentiy to the Post-Dispatch, “and this was mio Sixteenth street and the residents, un- Gratz Brown were the leaders of an energetic at a time when woman's place was said to be the home. Agitation of the subject wasn't dary, “the leyden professor from the White House to the District boun- apartment house set on a hil! back of Boun- Cree Castie, is an e e of what Mre. Hen ait doubted), in chagrin of one sort or another. Abolitionist group. In 1862 Henderson was leading to and heaters 09 per Se ae ee Sa S@plained to the police that the odor dis- rewarded for his services with a United States popu Jar then, but I’ve lived to see this idea Park, this street, seven miles /ong, ew : . y in a characte way. Teased Lhem Rut it was too late. the wine gsenatorship He is among the many who are materialize, just as I've seen some of my with perfect surface grades and no railway culty in teristic a. ] S hi ve h istrict a valuable Mad been epi; and spoil S id it was sid to have written the Thirteenth Amend- other dreams take definite shape. IJ organ- lines, be developed into a national boulevard he “ given to t +0: Dis pe a eae om on wei a. Louis School of Desien and I such as the Champs Elysees in Paris or Un- tract of land opposite her castie for a park it to be more pieturesque and commandiag than any other of the famous city views of the world Young Henderson's death two years «ago, just as he was entering the fulloees of as to questions of ethics. on the responsibility the natives are liable '” The result, it is said, ' evolutionary atmosphe! mong the natives,” and “Mying prohibition too far ment, abolishing slavery. ized the St. i atte A real estate company. realizing the rental influential diplomatic cwreer, was a profound ' bi capita: Mrs Henderse n rated as one of the After his term in the Senate, Hendersam epent the most glorious four vears of my life te- den Linden in : : Z ' ' al aa oe -* > haten anneal ; tin NE ; . . . is re . . - 5 ** > ° ; : j en ar e t : y/ oe Mchest women in Washington, and is certain- took his bride to St. Louis. He retained his studying art in St. Louis. I was the only But property holders along sixteenth prospects OF 4B apartmen 5 Continued on Next Page ii, s S ? is . — &- ~* - . é A ’ » . < ‘

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~ a a at oe ee ee ea ee ' 7 POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation then she merning and one other a newspaper COMBINED at Stet POST-DISPATCH The Daily Warehouse Operators Here Ke- ADVERTISEMENT e § , oe 4 : RTISEMENT lease Hydrocyanic Acid Ga — You'll Get Rid of in Sealed Chambers Cur Her - ~~ - - ’ . : : : . . ' y . } | ne exterminat rn | s " : mee . atoms B= through the use rocvat eumatism | 7 e three is “ .% e > wh ~ aT . . " ' ¥ " . . Is. ; ; acid cae is | oT peat’ Sa . ie PP : time \ras _* : ; rhe W : . " . e ¢ 4 - e ‘ o " P \"-« rt War VA ;.€ - - . " : o " er — ~ s ~* ~ = ve guise - . a the’ nes - , : : rT . ee ur » a ~~ : . ~~ . uw - v re " a 7 * 15 € patern is ernme Only one of two, she says, are Perfect home dreing and tinting is | rm bean, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just | . dip in cold water to tint soft. deli | f ercra! leas fe *. willin Px gnified upper Six This. she says. she eate shades, or P il to dye rich, per- i, jn, nee her masent colors. Zach 15 cent pack s se n is to be age contains directions so mmpie anr wr ool or si Tk, it) woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks. cotton, or mixed goods ADVERTISEMENT ‘Diamond Dye” it a Beautiful Color .vervthing:- a a a tockings, sweaters, draperies, cover- ing, “er everyta! ag new. My Goara ‘ "869 other ‘ ar drvegeia’ whether . ’ to eolor m * * or whether it — SPECIAL THIS & Lower Ptates iw \-Rar. Extraction. Full Set of Teeth—t) Inctuding Fxtractien; isual “Van Booven” C $ 30° Prempt and ‘ caristee Ee “erie DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist OVER CHILDS RESTAURANT ae OLIVE ST. 8:30 to 5:30 Daily 9 te it Sunday (--"9 a 4ir?ss MATTHEW 5@1 FINE sTREDT is ‘inea, successor to Dr M. Neg Smith. CURED THOUT THE K PILES « | COnxnst LTATION And a ing - orof rt > | 4 Xe io EX aos ATION ray ~ FREE BOOK V sande ‘al Specialist Office Hears: Loris. we. 9 AM te § PM me Years Deceased. =andars. 19 te I NIFE 2 a -— & et-« _-- ««® _ : mt nf 2 ~ | , r . tee ‘ond morments he int? : Ni 4 & fe at present im the &«r:}] f what int R sieht be called an epide: 4 . | etna" thin man wait The ooh Washington oe am = ia ——— —_ i an - . 7 ‘ ge é ; . t | 4 j i | 7 t) moths shie man & « i. le: md exterminal an “4 he pests ” | e'eadily aAawsuTi4 * large? p! — vermin, whether eg&. iarva coon or miller. are destroved — End Table oe Geaady *o anima ile has 1 ef- fect upon dyes or materials The | infesting vermin are the ony suf- tions The mos uoccessefu! erhod is the hwdrocvank treatment The : | Pp E (he | A ‘#8 f . infested furniture or ¢ or hing . | Eg Naren R E F R I G E, R y wi O R S gas released by jpilacing cya' e in " auinhuric acid After 24 hours al. | paly to animal life. has no ef- To. | A wondertully complete line, including several nationally ta- mous makes. Styles and sizes to suit every home, and a remark- ably wide price range. The following represent unusual values. ferers as the result of the use of the process fabrics and aves be ing unaffected by the 24-hour | period in the gas chamber The process is also used in baneries packing houses, cereal mills : ether food storage and manuta turing establishimenits without harm to the food products Another methed of destroving mothe is the vacuum vault This process recentivy underwen' s ceasful tests by a Government ex- pert here A number of bugs ; : ) beetles. worms and moths were : subjected to he \reatment and a! No Mail or Phone Orders succumbed after a’ short period 1 the vacuum vau.-' Tt ie exnpectec eS esc will be used in aZdition to the gas Re 6 > | . 3 4 alc dps, > ‘6 to ee » es oe, he Ds, ! ~~ anf wd 5 ne ‘ \¥ » - ee ea ee : - : . ee » a. a ~ a . = * Ee: ele Ag: staat a pm, ein ey NO ti > aay a Bl ER ty PO ew am - process in the (rganized War on LESS SCOTCH LIQUOR INSANITY | ia Ti whisk\ ari: Aing > nO? i Le ws - x oe CAIRO April 25.—Ministers es credited to bigvmt unde? the theorv available head of the religh T} Ceecer ied the “ ei) of Mahomet A ii Vi “Que to a%- style. tal little floor of room Just right for small homes. T’r. John TY. Cromrie. head A decorative Hi@inburgh. Scotland. menta! hos and very cCorm- pital, han reported. The percen:- [[} fortable | Chai: Apartment ace of aicoho Most insanity from the us [a | Brown mahog- anc narrow 4 akOS ' . space, yet gives ple fhat tt ie an independent mit) ceived officia ndication that in- GefPendence is meres theoretica! when King Fuad ‘pening the three day feast of Kairam yester oay separated the Slomat eorpe from British officials at the Palace recepiio: bhairan which follows the month of Ramadan, Curing which Moslems may neithec eat nor drink QGuring daviigh' was opened with al! the ancient cere- monice Although Levrt has a modern weather bureau. the aged Suilt of oak and wel! All-Round Refrigeratog round all-meta! Refrigerator prac- ly indestructible. Saving of ice because air-tight. Easy to clean be- it has no corners and “is enameled inside and out. Surprising- oomy and convenient because the shelves tTe- volv Choice #° 632 .00 white, bl ue OF gray Ice Chest, $12.75 insulated. An inexpensive refrig- tor and a dandv for vour Meramec clubhouse Solid Oak ae Solid oak exterior. hand-rubbed lining of genuine white porcelain. side of doors porcelain lined. A roomy side-icer model. Economical of ice, and a bargain at well insulated. > etereesefefeerfee * « * # * finish. he-piece Meta! wWa.ru Metal Bed Bungalow Design $9.75 _ French a Heavy fillers, head 3-Door Side-Icer nickeled door four-wall insulation. *19: :_—— —— omer 4 , oe Top-Icer For those who prefer @ Top-Icer here is a spe- A solid oak, heavily constructed Re- size and with plenty of space for food. price for th: ~~ Se “ $ 1] C).00 Bohn Retrigerators bg gg Be de price range We are exc usive St certain whether the new rm ut tual’) appeared His obeervat ons at the bottom of the pi ‘Orrpo bor. ated the bureaus earlier prognes- thoationsa MRS. HENDERSON’S RECIPE—REAL ESTATE, DIPLOMACY, SOCIETY feptinved frem Vreceeding Maer. shock to his mother Sse attrib. uted it almost entirely to the use o* toebacce she revived her interes im her book “The Aristecracy Health wh sal rentaine e.) . chapter headings aa “Tobacco as Deceiver” and “Influence. of T> bacco, Alcohol and Other FPoison« en Digestion She is now planning te lesue these chapters as pan lets for wide di«tribution in an fert to check the growing ‘toda habit Mra. Hend@ereon Yeo@wever ? _— much hepe that her efforts have anv great effec: . * book over °° vears ace 14 hieaie widely distributed. bu “— tedacco has hecorme 1} ' . spread than ever ~ much worse TOW than e years age. she said « sive 2 $ W ™ ~~ ~—— c~ os sew w 5S = >: i -— .a Save re 4 small down payment delwers a Hoosier to your home. Easy terms on the balance. KROEHLER Tagvenport Bed —_—_——- —~— ad tf] “7 3 f iJ a) 4 ” } y a | } AF) , comceaied im Gavenpor are overstufted, with srr backs, and upholstered Or aw Mee Digg » Tae = ——— -- } 5 1 b. a | : "” te Velvet Rugs =: mew designs and color effect Axminster Runs lle many attractive patterns Small EE SD mottied patterns © we * re, mes Oo © ev . : ae f frame are solid mahogany: ss legs. Reversible cushions, with | blocked, 3-tome patterned me] r on de. beavy = $ 50) ‘2 . ‘Brocad re $1 } 8 c=] ee a receiving set. Two-Piece Living- Room Suite rmechair, luxuriously overs phol presen: with tine mohair. Ivory, gray cafe finish. 4-Piece Be droom Suite made Suite, built of —— wal- Sixteenth | & Cass ar RRP aN: Bee BF ee in Windsor style. Americas ‘ walnut finish. Contrnucus — ide LASSES A solidly built Table, with 18x36-inch top, heavy full-length shelf and handy drawer. PS finish. Just right size for your - Desirable ae mode with close- ly woven or body and hood Steel springs wire wheels: rat-~ ber tires. Blog Biecerte Pp r ts, a siagied out of a erowd for ae sualiv nave trike — rioens Mas iA? \f " 2 we — : — - m1 . onaee "i - o : : ear! ne - - QD arn Tied Laberatores. ot 54 .s « Orive. Checago Rabe hs ustie?d Be sure you Kin ind Liv@r Remedy). ftv vears it has proved 6 ifferers all over the : + the fiest gymptoms Thies "smears remed v. Neglect have serious treables glow- > ~ _ Opa — ati Ou av knew thet cera: ‘eed ai CU's | Oo orl lols “onset. tu tlena. i@ .. cis«te rR . ea~™ole STEARNS’ Aan, toed prema sn 2, "Me t they rum for water and . ai? ite se 5 and $1.50—At all dealers * BACK IF IT FAILS \OVERTISEMENT a0 Surprises Her ADVERTISEMENT e WITH 500 NAIL 2 ® LEAK NO AIR “eprest inner tule hae * Mr D Milvarn af . on i . + = Taine tarred Pedestrians woul from crossing stree | except sidewalk cre ‘would be forbidde street, and ail driv biles would be cor submitted to the & ence of Street and by the Committee Means to Reva The report prope vliatory messures 6 stree.s, sezrog vies traffic centrol dev mere general punishment for Tested as a2 means number of vehicle last year averaged’ resulted in the levee on the east of Market «treet the north side of on the north. Ina @ ing would be fo ting passenger load would be posed ordinance. propeges to>-ma iny person to Zoe Or in a cross Central Traffic business districts, crossing a road blecks are more ¢ Near the midd@i« Right-of-Way Mt Intersectio Girected by a be unlawful for terercle police between <4 p. m. a #pecialiy tr ‘tce Department district be made of Miwaukee, L_Loots May 5. :

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ll | " pe . atte , - oo. ill ~- Fare — Por a > Toney = ~ ' pe " . . . SCNPAY.. 9.." aL, tk. 925 —- Ducky POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CiTY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapé MBI; : ee APRIL 26, 1928, . ; han te . — — a a | ng! 0 Out | EXAMINATION OF Bess | We Give an Extra | 1 YOU LIVE OU’ “Van Booven” Quali. a | 10° Discount OF ST. LOUIS. 30° | lf ALLA ORERS a GOLDMA N K kK 05. Pay Usa Visit made q cash purchase. We sell for cash oron . easy payments We rn HOLIVE STs wien! & ¢ 1 Down Buys This . Extraction, Bridgework mpt and €ourteous Services EN, Dentist (HILDS RESTALRANT w) Tally 8 te 1° “unday These Special Values : | Will Be on Sale St. Louis Safety Conference | All Week 1] 10 dom 1 10 3S o i Gets Proposal for More seieineitiaiaaaiiiiiiie GOLDMAN BROS.: » Jay-Walking Would Be fl Mrmaeaim ») 0 (Qh (A Smrstiok Olive St. For’ Ranges — —t $3 a Month | Sima Bed Outfit Prohibited. No Hoep eter BOOK or Be Fc a _ “ulferers ‘fice Hours: ed out 01 . erowd r Se ERT sate (moally “ssc fine RIGHT OF WAY nduys. 10 te J exer nes | somplexion: M ike TO PEDESTRIANS Buys a F R E | j CONSISTS OF meme ey was, give credit ; Buck’s Gas e = AN (1 Simmons Bed, Full Size to Blac! " cae : : . a na FOR YOUR $ OV = ’ i! “J © ne the | : " BR | . a : Pedestrians would be prohibited OLD RANGE wl > , Z ) . . sign $9.75 ee of highest quality and |‘'°™ Crossing streets at any point @@ ——— or Over, Cash or Credit od JP. 3 — conga clan | r . except sidewalk crossings; pardingt Em ; . : oa \ . ” ~ OUR Pe aE — ‘would be forbidden in the down | ) a A town district east of Eight + biles would be compeliel to pags | ats : r . | | is Beauty Creatio i beteantnations and objate : D : d 7 Ae Wy peer “4 r \ : 27 Years in: | f ie , I\\. ; “Me ans to Reduce Accidents, - / Y . . . isor style. American St LOUIS The repo't proposes further roc- | ar MY 4) 8 . ry avy fillers, hez pie sStree.s, s@zregition of traffic and Soa 1 Ct, , 7 inches high. Width waffie control devices and uree: |i we GMa Ail € Y, o 'y full-l th s | 7 4 : 2 ost cei 609 N. BROADWAY w uld be the area bounded by) exceptional * : oe: Oe | ~ am pan pspeglinde Rpg eeahey offer. The Bed is * ‘ Zs | o 3 is «t _— eevee on the enaet nd the south «ids >| cA _ meey Saish. Just | ae Market Hreet on the sou 4¢ Ml $3 a Month Buys Buck's Gas one of the most pop- | Z right size for your ADVERTISEMENT | ees Bes | Q | receiving set. Discovery for Re- on the north. In this area all park- | i Range and Kitchen Heater All you have to do is buy $10 | sn walnut finish. Youcould All Atay ia pe | bidder etween 7 } y -a=~worth of goods or over and the ; . : ing Superfluous Hair ERO fr tiggge ity gabead Mm Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range sue Bird Dinner Set will be | NOt buy a better Bed Outfit at oy As delivered with your purchase. double the price. i . » ‘Ss pec) : i! / 1) rT? t- ' : wonderful 3 ey tT A eek . £5 Buck's Gas Ranges are known for ting passenger and comme: ve 7 ) : . ; waite, iragrant ¢rea! ror re septa their fine baking qualities his spe- . ities ’ ; 7 })) iong Z nough ’ ; eae » - i supertiueus hair. For vears , dh : one m2 6h6cial Jleader has four gas burners and : Moa VU“ ’ ‘ T 1) ded i? +} ’ Ay . : nave yeep rT no ’ Dro r a at , 7 an fit ‘ ‘ Twa) holes top coal (‘an be had with . , Q yosed ordinance. ir ; ens > me without success. Women Ba onameled high shelf at small additional > Recommend More Cro ur la wf uys hy @thusiast ver ft a mange Ac f ae cost. This Range tsa beauty: a bargain . - | a » oe fs — . ae ee ne wafety ie a | Down Buys a er | | | RAW AY Refrig- ESS | a MS fees WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR fone yuite | N 7 ot Slew Picea Miyata 3 [uaF “AT GOLDMAN BROS. JUST luxuriously ovefe- | U-DEL . i 1 mmend that : | : th tine mohair. Ex- 2 | \ | THINK! ° 7-Piece olid mahogany; hand > Ta . ) — a Aa ible cushions, with ing hair Crystal Cat Glass Water 3-tone patterned mo- ADVERTISEMENT maant-st-Was to Pedestrians 20 , | > > » pedestrians. he orm) a > ’s Compound lirected by a police officer or a) l § Z + e ren treat ys ” spe ohare signa t wo of Set Free Herangement of the Kidneys a comets phe -gaueahaee pitied) Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Also the Sader formerly Warner’s| * *°#@Way other than * Blae Bird = € / ro ffi, . . : , ; : ‘ . > haga Kk T) “ | # 7.4) Ry a iy). case j traff} Hi wever 7 is pro- a \ new mwvention——« ea~y\ 1) open that “A hild Can . vid a the ” fifty vears it has proved a , ed at in ere at oe where tra! copmeriata if A beautiful couch wl to sufferers all over the **S ** MO rected, the pedestria: ny by day and a bed at night S id ais the right of way and HM We have a large selection $ Ad \ “Sneclect the first svinptoms wou id he — pow rea to stop ap- re of beautiful) pad- Day-Ted alge : proacning’ vehicles by raising :he m with pad as tow | Desirable gondola : Rave 7 , ata! - | . Aici I ; WATT) oOuty ro « . ‘ Pe Vara Drives ij. A, A ‘ Nae ' wy me ;i\) ‘ Seta mode with close- = censes, according to the recny: 5 Ops 4 ce Dinner Set With Every Refrigerator As an eatra in- ducement we will ative ab- solutely free tm addities to our Free Din- ly woven fiber mendations, would be issu: a ) . : ' . . ue j body and hood. y ™) —? mei oS : . : after adequate ©®xXary in } ner Set offer, thin beautiful, Steel springs: Beteine faint in fhe hea” wr’ | Would be subject to suspension =. fi $1 Down Buys a Florence wire wheels; rub- - min, shortners breath- | revocation ber tires. Blue, Mo are deranged and must be! Further recor : O} | & k S V : : *t 6 : ; : ? mimer lint one A ft t ivory, grav or a -” nm peri - tutiona that 76 . *} if . : . e “ : ey 7 r= - Mg in the central trartic Se —__ St yie WickKiess , , e. a co . — “ - s ‘ ide at night ilk: ball burners. . ; 4 : —~ , : ; ms ini - . yee one fe vce rae Easy Monthl (i ® STEARNS’ Be: : F ‘_——« —— ~ —" » » 2, Pg. Me : , ao - s . - —o : . ; i* | , | ———— no: “a — . ' . ‘ : : . -~ % )— -- 7 - , if lus iy : . his 4 . — = " ; 4 rs , V/ rt ; ~ Peles er Aile a dine Sthe 1 Patra heavy and come In mt. ; , \ weel wbeere : : hbenutiful pattern yun sive ve, “ , , ~ » ' ‘ ‘ondl étam Bs > Be VW" his 9,12 and ~tritsa tele nny : : ? ' ‘ — anr ris , ; \7 ’ . A, ’ roc ettt Vi ia Paaave i¢ a “9 *~ ° ’ ’ ‘> 7 e "T ; ; ’ ress \ ] : ; fe” ’ = jiu ! , ca pegeree sat : the rH nm ‘ : ¢ ¢ 7 . , . ; " > . c . é - ‘ tne ‘ , : e M . = special sak buy a beaatifal, mastive rs : ' at S suite, as here shown, this ~ / “a P ' } is your chance. These Suites ! h ¢clerg : yimie come in dark, rich cover- ADVERTISEMENT hroughout the country will attend WI There will be round-tabie , TH 500 NAIL sions each morning and mass me: nes at night. all open to the pu LEAK NO AIR c Wednesday morning M a ‘ PUNCt ore, | eS : le} ition « ‘ oe Ne we #2 $1 Down Lino Sale We quote a special price om this heavy Pro-Line Ve show over Tin paticrns a , -) ro xf ‘ © ¢ ; ‘ wi t ' ; Special, per square t " 9 -~ ¢ Se H vit yard, for this sale, ("a .s Pedra vw ‘> 4 x v } New "T*} c~ . re f ry) . : 5 | ” } tire T fe 4 has f ‘ na : an » Riehon C} ‘ ~ ery ot f Massachusetts iirman of — Ole Lo : A *% ; ’ {i ¢ cre ? to. he ¢ ‘ he Sy eakers . ' ™ a _— —————— - —-- ~ ee 7 » wer ee err > -_ P. . . >< 2 | acme RAE Oem ee ot Se -« Sea. 7 Sow es a a et 2 =~ + — © ~ . ~~ ae - i mm Sime

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eet a ea ~- —— mm > ° o6. ~ STLOUIS PAST-NICnaTrH eee —— = i, , a bar sus > eRe “ey a. ~? ca ‘% > ote es Pm. - i o ~~ - -, sail = - - Pe ge = tage »> ne ox & > The Daily POST-DISP ——$ _->- 1TH alone has VORE CITY Cireulation than the morning and one other crening newspaper COMBINED APRIL. ty ' E oS eee ge ae = ee aor ure eee rien Senne - ——EEEE EEE ————— TR — ADVERTISEMENT HY ONE WOMAN HATED HOUSEWORK Sas on Stomach Made | Yer Drowsy and Vy ork “nus Reperte from Phyrsicias. all a =... duets - 4 . . . . - ~ a Burden even right aft * elLirnoe a : Terria , . os Intestinal Pvacnant ‘ a | — Mere bow ale o * c rat n © . ’ = n ® . : w ef! 7) ' - ‘ u“ . mn ‘ a : ; > + . hs . ° ' 4 3 . bd * £ c . . net att ' iu. exp Si mt tis " «? _—— ee ee $8.00 Link Fabric a= Our “American” ¢ =a> 3 » > All-Cotton f= SeSS=2 : J SPRIN This Spring ts very strone ' - 3 enables us to offer sou a cuia Vaiue at our low price fully guaranteed. A fortuna:e purchas 4> ** ; OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US $ oS - —mg e Whdthd At Abd Md ify bf J, Yh,” AT PORNITURE CO. 708-10- 12 FRANKLIN AVENUE wers lar tbox and 75 : ' sa ' , > na i ™ "he ae) i162 = MATTRESS the AO, YUU R 7 +] IS iW} sooo 7 i | HERE TREES 10 BE PLANTED DURING FOREST WEEK Organizations, Churches CLIVIC and Schools to Observe Movement Starting To- morrow v Forest Week. whi “A hecin tomorrow, will be wide) ‘ed in St. Louis with pro- ° eat schools hurches andci. 2 ms and with the planting eee by schoo! children in many ts of the ci‘) The observance rh rect riovemen!?, a nation- tional effort launc hed br atrenated Order of tioo nrernationa)! fraternai or- , noermen irpose of the movemen’™ is more widespread inter- Comm erce furnishing ~ > LAT = = ° | ~& on f r es" >! - > ’ ?*A\°@ he ‘Bho ere ca *he = e Sales \lanagc } +a’ \" on e S ‘ane = r ha Walnut Park. Mark Twain. Baden ind Walbridge schools will partici- nate nthe planting of tree« at the MV r it Par rm sch moOta? 7 7; pp ™ We inesd ‘ The program A s0 in- iudes : parade throug> - Rees mmun singing and ner xercises Th Mi nist Alliance hac s ae e movement and has e este he Pastore , a mec > xe he . ibje e e«?t ' f the sermon. a Sons \iaw 2 the sine e tné “mee, ~ oserys mre (reve Coeur Phone Call = Samoec!i F. BR. Morse Anniver Ps @erranh nstrumen . be ace e ‘ bar ie - WwW ration of anniversary wi] burning inside! I got thin. My) was going to get down ig} erwin Lodge. No. 12 ckin was sallow. I was so weak| was away from x) . tes ‘ eal I could not do my work. I hadjtime. Her skin was t the City Club, ster a breakingout, and I simply was} were uneasy about her, | Wednesda The getti ng worse and worse. We decided she ethan 706 mem “Some one asked me why I didn’t; Black-Draught, too. - @hay ‘a | ‘hese are «expect use Black-Draught. I thought I could| for a few weeks, re 's ) expected at least give it a trial. After the} acted on the liver, her skin first dese or two I was so weak} up, she began to eat, she, I rested for a few days, then be-} until she looked fine Hise gan taking it regularly. clear now and eghe wie felt like I wanted to eat. I} than she ever has. had suffered so much I was al-| “My wife has used E most afraid to, but I began. I| for headache, colds ang noticed first that the burning quit, | for a long time. We = then the pain. After a few weeks | the shelf and think thers I wasn't afraid to eat and my skin | like it.” got clearer. I felt much better. I} Sold everywhere, e' willl give a progrs eaners have heen ar ding John A. Pt e ze. Orestes Mi f Misepurt: schmidt, Past Maeter, Ivan Lee Holt, 1 ns Methodist Enmigs ** — Erwin Lad ge Bae | \prii 26. 185°. and 4% ‘ttn 14 charter megs ears it Was com A y of Aterican citiges = » Be n my tee berentage Until 1899, ogg ins ag SE he only languegce sj , 1 sila Th Soil “ige and for nine ve degrees were conf rt. 1. t all the pain | | LIVER MEDICIN neuage. This wag entirely in 1922 prices and igh val- @ We are located venient creéecit B05 - ‘807 . 809 Frankiin Ave. free! Pa. American Beauty Rose ® Dinner Set free! , ’ - CHIFFOROBE 3] $140 DINING- ROOM SUITE $479 Three Pieces Rich Velour +] 15 = rl. a In the dave when ns >. rked im the Germ was frequentiv ing iz at “iges to exemplify : SF e “k4Ve thet fongue. and tt re having English-spea ’ wiait ¢ Since 1990. 4 ‘ - fhis eonpom. held its meetings ir a tru) 4) ~ = => ¢ Our slogan—4 5 ae None of the 14 che —_— —_—_ edge eo : : — = tled ona | — : ote Free ' is now lving and oak ‘= ont Se A past masters survive -——4 LOR = == y a4 Trial H William Hensel —— own terms. ; served from 1988 to 1 - ‘+ “ CWe 3 ss hehrn iss Her | 1898 William FPewe Edwin H. Bosse. 198 Kemp. 1994 Arthu mever. 1905; Witte echmidt, 1906-97: Fre ann, 1998: Herneas 16: W. Emil Herm Tetter, Sait Rheem, Pruritus, “** Oster "aur. 1912; Water Poison, Weeping Shin, ete. hoff. 1915: Ernest W ith Your eccema can be hy Bi Ges ¥ lean Purchase of Pree my. CURE! and ae J. *Fricke. 1920; — hag imal Boong Ss! 1921: Br $10 or More cement 19: a eae A. . : + P- ” 3. and Chartes FP. oo 2 ee —— | Ree 25 1 Me the Aseoctated Preae Discount for Cash --* a anv ¢ - BERLIN. Aprt! that ' : Winkler of e H aiila ‘3 - m2, sity Tnetitute| for § raged Gut rho has been exp! ¥3 oT Inknewn sedtions o ~ vear. has returned ¢t me. kt you are dugusted 4: Rutenzorg. Java, = © ) Th he By writing me today! bee POT rhis snows ¢ p -Sie nf ' any new plants. I a ' : rh on Se rl sek? [or - : Tus atta _ — Ct : (o| “- * * : agree » sy me. | > ea Cm led + oH oh. is immense bi $29 Day- Bed an ey a : Netice te Semne femal were found each / } as fer of 35 inches agg BP x sae « 8% BARGAIN OFFERS t# BRE- slont was larger € sama cone Cnaene tam MACHINERY, see POST-DIS- . 4 a . Wants. ” rey . : " - r 3 - wn & — - ~ ’ ’ ’ =. Se «i - . 2 : > —_ Trrmsne is nothing more ¢ tressing than a chronic upset 8 Cittion. Yet, many & ifetime of misery on Could find relief. Often, all that is needed to correct ® and sour stomach is a series of i wrth Pluto Water. For this purpose, ‘ take Pluto in the regular way—and its Cleansing action does the rest. The Ching ing accumulations in the bowel .00 “eee eepenoaeepeeueeaeaeae ea 8 ty and eluminated. Unlike over-night cathartics there is Sickening in the effect of Pluto / Cabinet Style j GAS RANGE 129° BIEDERMAN -SIZE SIMMONS BED, “SS! Bea ‘SPRINGS AND MATTRESS ot FURNITURE CO. 805- 7 9 Franklin Ave munutes to two hours after taking @ Work. it never gripes after use. ——— prescringé ty REFRIGERA UE gy lc by druggists and bottled at . : Lick Springs, Indiana. | WATER ~Bnysic " ,/ + will When Nature Won't Pluto Wil

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» a 4A, ‘; prelate SUNDAY APRIL 26, ig2s. - vi me Sm "* * The sate POST. DISPATCH alone ‘ae. 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than oOre otner evening reer. COMBINED ST LOWS POST- DIS PATCH » Bt fee » MENT YMPTOMS RELIEVED rew stronger, have ver since, was able hey. zo | ork and have worked ever « hy daughter,” Says Mr. ‘would hurry home to m urry eating, until she be ng indigestion. She got go and weak until I was af fas going to get down in bed. as away from work : ime. Her skin was yellow were uneasy about her. “We decided ehe shoulg Jjack-Draught, too. She or a few weeks, regularly, acted on the liver, her skin ¢ p, she began to eat, she ntil she looked fine. Her skin lear now and e6he weighs ban she ever has. “My wife has used Black-Dra for headache, colds and indige for a long time. We keep it he shelf and think there ig n¢ like it.’ Sold everywhere, ; — . yt ‘ r : Arie | «3 > - : | MYT } ry ; . ‘ r ts +} a > 7 a . ’ P {j yr ¢ ‘ " : ‘ + " . ‘ ,re fer, : : ' : : , : : " ‘ . : : . — ‘ ; . .2 wl iv} }* j IVER MEDICINE Benes STH ANNIVERSARY OF | RELIEF FOR TIRED FEET ERWIN ial LODGE gs hod With Pea ind Dance at City Club, ’ mar a | rs ; a ~~ ‘ pa " uy “ke } i? ‘ ¢ {tern 47 lay guawe gore *) Va ‘ iy cr t" « ‘ fs . ‘ r ae} at Fue ry? ed |} Ly - Eenglist eo king we ~ ’ Cycle * ™ € Our slogan—A lit. . oe ‘ the 14 charte) e . Dedge Lo ; 7% i? iT ‘ ] | (oe | tle down on a big bill aa ave ree $2} ‘\ living and only 21 of ite and you make your ork Cit Trial pas dionl detina ‘ ’ ' jake #¢ "* hie We offer Liberal —— iehn Herman * Els Discount for Cash. - , Villiam Feue . §1e ’ } i = ec: Ce } & ‘i: Aug =) WW ~ Kem | Arthou: S \WWerre- (S (ZEM E 1900-01; Frederick Giese! . Herman Diehm © Emil Herman. 1911: G O68 86018 6 o' ee Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pruritus, : Ost evhati 1912, Henry Bro = Water Poison, Weeping Skin, etc. ‘to; Ernest F. W. Meyer 1917: George TD. Wobbde. 191: I i 139] Wak Ly ; \V i jam / eo - ternes spell e \ucur , Blanke eis ‘ es -. Balla é ’ . - Blo-soms 35 Inches in Width. A Hi ¢ hie iz } rye er 7 na ? t for 4 ‘oe, 13 ta 4 urageé but en ©X] pre aon “spon tine Retrigersa ratiined or RAVEN, ont oe ondiie we well-known Hall and Leonard nefris ranklin Avenue ea Re Pnusic” When Nature Won’t Pluto Will vent 38610) =e £ ne | RUGS INCLUDED With This OUTFIT THE RELIABLE — a — .—epeereeene per nen f — eee ~- ce: COR. STH AND FRANKLIN AV. THE RELIABLE Good Luck for Prospective Brides!| Shipments Just Received by Fast Express Permit Us .- to Again Offer the Wonderful, Highest QUALITY nt, wiciidd an a oer ‘ bat Nh ” MUMMY teem =) ar —_,; ‘a } ~~ 7 ——— This will indeed he welcome news to these who were Glass ‘Space Refrigerator Dishes | ai age So smeee tsi Just As Shown something new for sour refrigerator—enablies sou te “ave spuce and also food, ‘set consist« of 4 glass SPAC bk “AVER DISHES itwo large and two Sa oe, With Each | It Will Pay You to Purchase Your Refrigerator Purchased Here | disappointed in not being able to obtain this outfit due to a shortage. Hiowever. we have just reeeised S by fasttexpress additional stocks, which enables us aver to repent our offering of the wonderful “Four leaf Clever” Home Outfit that created such a sensation! home-makers are urged tu te present stocks lasts,for in this outfit is featured the greatest combination of quality and value that hus» ever been offered! Menday will bring great numbers of young couples to our esto” tishment., who will pinece their orders for the magnificent complete three-roaom “Four Leaf Clover” Home Outfit that they have heard ~o many favorable comments about! June Brides: Home Outfit NOW for Future Delivery Monday 1 of | NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE || ‘ » \ , = $45 Balsom Woo!l-Lined $. White Ename!] Lined 5 Lin Refrigerator PRE} The arrentific conetruction this larce and room, — riger ator means an appreciab! ing in ice. Refrigerator $27.75 oe ; if tre pa erator. ..... 919.29 a Es FREI Exquisite WILTON RUGS. Very effective patterns—qual ities Ox. 1 y—Teatured special Mondas that aasure beng estan: eee Cute 25 $50 Axminster Rugs $ be, Mondu: i rusualis fine quality—new est patterns— e 40) ~ at st ‘ ize T.12-'t.—epecial Menday at small) These 7 ° Dishes can be set one on top of the other and can a it de aah eal te = -Piece Dinner Se — A! $1 A Sil ¢2| FRE ) EY gt ee oer ne OF ANY OTHER TWO ROOMS PICTURED HERE ! ‘WITH EACH OUTFIT COMPRISES KITCHEN OUTFIT AND CHOICE M : Ses ee = All Loose- -Cushion Bed-Davenport Suite A Remarkable Monday Value That Will Be Given Big Response ‘1608 ee LC MATTRESS Included! : : ~ a A 4 wonderful opportunity ts afforded you Mon- ‘ -— > -&-. a « 2 on a ° . ———— —— = sft _ ; | t >, - o- . ‘ . f 7 da, t« purchase the riers! phenomenal value in as _—— Unusual ee . , fii} hi 5 : —a——ie ad a ed-Davenport Suite you have ever been RUG e privileged to buy This Sulte ix exactly as pictured here and hae full «pring-fled cush- joms as well as a superior interior construction Buying Opportunity! $25 Brussels Rugs $ 50 . \ Best Spiral @il | ers handsene patterns — sire ] 6: \ bed Spring 4 \Constrtion Z A Figured Baked White Enameled | Velour ed Apartment Style Be nerous-size ice «oo riment« rae food irr) here »fF. 48 "act SAVER ‘DISH The 86-inch davcnuport conceals a full-size bed fittes) with an additional deck of spiral coil bed finixh—priced at “apecial’ a4. | $1 A WEEK | ~ Se ets OS .*, v ~~ 4 - a 4 ‘ - “s) ,4

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o>» ee —_ tlt A A ALLL = _ ——---— | —— —— AT ee ont - nora Sie sation ‘ a 6 e T. Bur-| on an extensive yr ¢ re nieces— wonder. Site eet 'Celiseum bY 1@ gt rt OTE 3] —_— } Suite. Ph tye u Dp soces Very latest * Real Est ate c o. A monthly | struction tneides Bedvoom sue Four pros Sure 5? pees win soe §©=©6 Decorated French Walnut Suite. - ~~ $237. 50 fis "51000 Is to be paid under | fun tomorrow, $445 $475 FOUR PIECES °19 $15: CASH ulers and the like In advance of the trip. lette-s are being sent to the Mavors secretaries of Chambers of Cx merece and Commercial CluDs tHe towns to be visited Ail meais will be served on the train and /e!- ecates will sleep itn their berths oat> night stops In Nevada, Kan-as Citw. Chillicothe. Mober!y and M eo City, local committees wil! ir- SPEC after negotiations had more than | J. Frankl ence callapsed ' of the new | The tranbe. ction, which was fore-| directed . the * exclusively in the Post-Dis-| Madison Sq: patch, arouses renewed interest in | largest bul this section of Washingtom avenue, country, will im that this concern promises to ac-) here. “ehe provisions : of the lease, effected mately er $300 VALUE $10 A MONTH I — ’ ‘ lhl hhbbhdddbiiib bah hIALLLELELE LLL EL ELLA LLLLALLL LL hh ALLLLL LL ehh range meetings. The expense o! You don’t find Suites like this, with finish m panels, ever offered at | the entire tour including fare sucn a price st 1S a Marveious ue sae cresser, bow-end bed, eelerate the growth of this thor- | berth and meals. has been put at chiftorobe amc vanity are extra large; th it and the French walnut eughfare as an automobile center.|- This is the $159 » Timish 1S. just what Gg want r ur Decroom Suite Monday wth the proposed building setting tion of ne Itinerary of the Trip. the pace Negotiations were han- this the The itinerary of the trip n- died by Eugene Christy, in gonnec-) that through cludes the following cities and ‘ Hon with A. S. Johnson, manager) Of] Co. a ‘owns Jefferson City. Californ ‘ ef the General Motors Truck Co. in| ner.of W Tipton. Sedalia. Windsor, “alhou ft. Louis : avenues for an Clinton. Appleton City Nevada Present plans contemplate a one-| service station. Rich Hill, Butier, Adrian, Harris fireproof structure, with a/ structure ere ville. Pleasant Hill, Lees Summit tace on Washington avenue of the offices af Independence, Kansas City, Liber 275 feet. by a depth to an alley of| chitects. ty. Excelsior Springs. Lawson 130 feet. embracing approximately The Lobrite lathrop. Pilattsbure. St. Joseph 96.000 scuare feet. forth at the » The space to be oceupled br the’ Washington « Cameron, Hamilton. Breckinridge Chillicothe Gallatin, Milan, Greer city. Kirkeville,. La Plata. Maco: Moberly, Paris Monroe Hannibal! Louisiana Bowling Green, Vanda)- Trellis $ .0O $20, Couch Hammock a Laddonia Mexico City Wells ] ville, Montgomery City Warren Wright City, Wentzville and =: 1 Q foaciien For porch or garden: 1 Motors Truck Co., will em-/ fit is und $5x59 feet In the center of! consideration bul'ding on Washington ave-| etructure at Bue, and the entire rear. compris-| announcement jing 275xt0 feet. These parts of} been made. the bullding are to be constructed Other | meet the requirements of the/ building pany. were placed White Vine n= eererreererrre reser Three Pieces % A. $195 Value This Suite is built by Kroehler from finest materials and y holstered in fi igured velour. It includes the extra long port bed. armchair and rocker and gives the convenience extra bedroom when needed. , made of heavy half- Canvas-covered tufted pad. —_ —" Remainder Availabie. the week. but AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF : ee ee. Ra ma comfortabl e oe and all- $8.50 Book pa End Table - ea 7 here = Pea Geek avatiable at nite. id Mmpact- steel enameled trame: com- proximate 19, re eont MUSEUMS T0 CONVENE HERE ly and extends to 2 plete with chains ~ Nenad eS cae ey | a be ivettabie for. other con- cans ech my teet ing ' S. especially kindred interests | formances More Than 100 Delegates bapected to Attend Annual Session at Ho- tel Statler May 17-21. The twentieth annual convention of the American g Association Museums will be held here May 17 2). inclusive. More than 100 de gates are expected to be registered at Hote! Chase, headquarters the meeting The association is one of th most important ecientific and ed Lcational @odies in athe countr) members being directors, curators and presidents of museums of nat- * ural history, art and science. Th of the sessions of the convent “ill be held at Shaw's Carden educational Museum of the P eee Bi : . Enameled Stee! Hanger for 7 The site is now occupied by eight; Contracts ha EE use where other supports : | ory residences. which were for two large are not available ‘ J @ Lrags a Ment!y acquired by Burdeag in —. im the central .: ;, — te, | Mahogany - fmished =? triangular operation. and which one on Grand $5.50 End Table in kid- be demolished to make way)| being acquired 4 Me _ _" . Ree ~ iis ney style with a the new structure. ments. Monday Morning, 9 to 12 Only f | a ~ sn Bee , : - Special value. ~~ _ S. BLAKE & BRO. , BUILDING AT 2-Tone Combination Wainut Suite $25 Baby Carriages 2 evade: SELL FLATS AND LOTS! SOLD BY 5 By 4. = . +s SRG =m oesemccm . : 4 : 7 : ' 3 PIECES $ “89> 75 +5 CASH 1o= eed ee aor : " pe ones S. , at ¢t : $5 : : $2.50 Lawn Bench Folding style. made. of hard- wood Red and natura! finish. Special, $1 am V ALUE A MONTH Enameled fiber ye oe Se e (2022-224 Claytonia terrace. fiat. | socce ang Westmoor Park. for Mrs. Henry | —=—_ style with heavy oa ; ? 7 st aes » ; . 1 ‘ l iad “AZ We were indeed fortu | mder of the masutfacturer’s stock o wheels. Choice § oe in: oan ‘ 3024-24 Claltonia terrace for Henry L. Schaeffer to Thomas Walters : hill Jr The 9024-244 Clavtenia terrace for} Henry lL. Sehaeffer to Milton | bb tired Sehacffer to J. H. Quatmann and | reported rubber - ¢t! g these three-piece Suites. hey are exactly as pic@ured, including dresser, ehest of of several fin- oO + - $2.50 Canvas drawers and bed, and the two-tone walnut finish is very handsome. It seems almost ishes. Steamer Chairs incredible that so splendid a Suite could be offered for Sq " oe : a ateeetncncineimannchanee teach siete $85 Blue,Gray or White Moor, 1 senaet ther sessions will be at H Carpet Sweepers i hase Lady Ward Wears Scarlet Rimmed Glasses With Red Hat. and Blue With Blue. Uerrespendence of the Asaociated Prees LONDON, April 8.—Glasses w A subject to be taken up at th: $3 Porch on Monday fromgto:2 Non : > : . yy «? » ¥ onvention wilh be the esta Rocker ~ 45 acres adjotning Pacific. Me. ment of industrial Tmuse it ae | ° * GAS RANGE oved with a six-reom brick Prominent industria! leaders h&A | rie —— Wy | q ence. for a client toe a cient | been invited to discuss this : $ 495 ti | j ST aedwand ent RY : x 7 pthe Micquet-Bartow Realty Ca. ter The annual banquet of =—=—= i | pyig me aes peers: i ie s, ots in Cloverhill subdivision | — | varnisnec, wit! Bre enda! : aseoctation wi - he he ; M . , : ; “ - 4 " ‘ ) 2» 4 .¢ Park. near the corner Hote! Chase , ' yu ,Striy ed °4nvas seat | This is a large-size cabinet oe . Grand and Big Bend read. for “= | . | | % Range with large oven ca" Sexton te A J. Greem. atural varnish ——_ and four-burnmer top. “lara avenge, residence. for SPECTACLES IN COLOR T0 ed maple frame . » choice of porcelain-enamel oF "nie L. Ford te George W. , ry 4 ~ a MATCH HAT OR GOWN ang grr —— - ishes makes it an attractive and wife. ae erat . y - — : — oe E, ' ated — ' — = | $4 Cash— In our Stove ae § . é a Month || Quick Meal. Charter ak, Br AZLICK REAL ESTATE CO. SThe Wenziick Real Fetate Co. fe- ) the following sales: 7et4 Noares Twentieth street. ten- tA ws Sa Se , | fe = ex: | J wi & Beach, Moore's, B : —pe -. Se . many other well-known makes. $8 Porch Rocker ‘Ne : he ' ‘ * - 7 preg norn rims tinted 0 e ri era - t property. for Martin Lapick! mate the hat or gown of the we s 50 g t areline Petty jressed woman have appeared ¢€ wi? Blaine avenve, flat. fer London this spring ~ Bi se frenyo to Mra Anna ™. 4 - ase rom ~~ The Heneorable Ladw Ward ~—- SUESt: | 2! caBIG bas wabesanaee ; : : ~ * ae a Sab ines eee : i £ F > ~ _™ = . - ._ —- ’ f me T “ - Oo —ree* .. &. -“- j 5ST 1} th OU Ae on ix beautiful Spanish Renaissance Nalnut Dining Suite shown above. It will not scratch, BY GEO. F BERGFELD C0. mar. tade or stain Come in and see this attractive Suite which includes the 66-inch buf- $275 VALUE Foremost engineers weve TTT TTTITLLELALELLE LILI LLALALALALA LALLA LAA aaah suweererevewr? = : . fet. oblon xtenmsion table. five side chairs and bost’s chair with mulberry haircloth nat. : msist upon the high- at b ge a ber airc:otn pat George F Berefeld Realt est type of protec. ge rern 3¢ni mM seats. aan ~ rz e\ , SIVEPASE Gi .s e follew!tng sales: 15 te ‘*enee. Hillerest, sevren- eS dence with garage. to Par- China Cabinet Priced Separately ’ ICE SET FREE ICE SET FREE ; | . $29.75 White Enamel Lined $55 Porcelain Limed a io aunenen, ae GLACIER GLACIER Meer CI oc - x £*>ury boulevard. seven- $ 75 DEE rn 2s, 0, Samnet 5. Kiet. | 18: 199,73 Se Eee Be : 39: ae w. ‘try HE Linde , — a est te : Popular three-door side-icer | — m res remy: a he tee with spotiess white ename! 60-!b. capacity Glacier pre Carrie A Crow , - ‘ —— +. lining. Wire shelves and heavily insulated ae » "steid company has ar- d fittings, heavil kel- lain lhning. hat dur the last 60 WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH od witian snane ane i: dae, ait Gear debate are ~schdell '* thes ben quand contracts We Gwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps $2 Cash—$2 a Month $3 Cash—J$3 a na thon given by the Rustic Pieces Constructed of bark-covered cedar Logs oF Northern woodsmen into Juaint, massive out floor Furniture GUARD LIGHTNING ARRESTER BL stumny vee cna wan | STO ie $2. 9 _ $3. 95 a _ $7. 95 oa ¥ or CE 95 , ee ag flares - $3. 75 =r — 0" Of a number of homes _ oor. University Meights. Ou ig Count ¥ : — Sd ee be me ~ oe K mick meyer eenee. Se a°. lonug-Chme member of oe " Morest Reality Ce. force, _ "¢ the sales staff of the dence, for | ‘Fleer Realty & Invert. | Lawrence ig 1305 Nerth Grand beale.' 46675 “4s announced yesterday. Peter. \ ‘

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APRIL 36 ‘ee “isos. “Wikies... \ SV : w\ SY ois Se — = SG] |” '—™ PUSFAILH - ww A IMMA eS AES: REAL ESTATE.FARM LANDS. Fl NANCIAL' SSS SSS ) Senet eeteeientein SSG, é U 66‘ ""w’’" "_t_i_.|_wGFB ER 5 .-"l’-- SHNOOWKOKOUAGHAHAAAL HHH NT Produ SUNDAY | " . wand Giles | vill Pa ctive Publicity, Progress, Profits. Sf. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1925. The More You Say the Better 'Twill Pay. PAGES 1—14B. Sogn ss . a SS SSS WAT AN yy :, ees - ~ . ee ———w ee EE or mamma o----- ee i N D E éé 99 éé 93 —————————— ae a —- ER ER to Section “A” (See Section B” for Em rr | agents Rent List. Tage ° Ruilders’ Colamns 4 “ ey . E ployment, pepe Lost. orvice, * Dae Sale, Antos and Musical. ) . ~ ; Bus. (F. S.. Wéd.).Pt.9.P.277 , Cottages Wtd. to Roy...5 { Farms, Farm Land Pt.9P.78 | Flats Wanted ne Be | Apartments (Por sale) 10 ung., Cottages (Rent) 3 Rus. Prop. (For Kent). 4 | me Lian EE Beeenebecs Garage. Stables ........ Jennings Yroperty ......7! Per. Prop. Leans 4 Residences for Rent | Saburban’ Prep. F. &.). @ Apartmen's (Por Rent) ! Kongalows Wid. to Hent..¢ tetany rr FAR (Sab). 4 Cottages wee. to Rent.. 4 poems _ er Pt.Or. Wid to Bay 5S Bung.. Cottages (Sale) ; 8 i aoe m a — Sub.) .. a Dwellings “Vtd. to Rent. . ‘ . Farms Wanted _Pt.oP.28 , Plats, Ete.—Ffor Colored. 4 House Wid. te Rent ..... 4 Leans - 14 RnR. E Countrs Pt.or.28 | Richmond Heights : Timber Lanes r.or.ca Apartinents Wtd.—Pur 3 | Bungalows Wid to bas, . A nets r ms, ivan ' F | Dwellings Wtd. to Buy. . = Fergusce Property 4 Flats for Kent (Furn.) 3 Houses (Furn.) Wanted...4 | Maplewood Property ....7 | Real Wastate Col'd 14 Stocks, Bonds.... Pt.9P 28 | University City Property. .7 Brent wood ropert; 7 | Bus. Opportunities Pt.9.P.27 mo 7 a aso p Grays Ewes | ema Hy +7058 | Flats for Sale ..10 Houses, Etc. (Colored)... .4 Money Wanted 14 | Real Estate Loans. .9P.78 Suburban Pros. Wanted...5 Webster Preperty ..... 7 a , mi: pate 9 i a it al > a or ee ee sseeee@ | Improved Prop. for Sule.14 | Overland Property 7 | KR. E. (Other Cit) 3 | Saberban Prop.—fFar. ..4 | Wellsten Property .......8 ae TH E AD COSTS Less, PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. | | — 4 Na -? ee ——— — ee ij aoe ~— ee ee 2 GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. : a VL EPSTEN & SUSE Architect’s Designs for New Suburban Residences APARTMENTS AND RESIDENCE LEASES QUARTERS IN BIG — SAAN x SOMA SONA seinem penitent thin ts co a eign desde ee nae eee +; JT. E pstein & Son report the ‘SS COON : SSS SSS SSS SSS WN > RTCA MERE C WOAAAAANOWUNWWE MOSS we sale of 804 Eastgate avenue, a ee es : r ee” — Brot Po, >. Owes a_i * |three-story six-family apartment BUILDING TO BE ERECTED Po ged ; Ca |building. Nellie Levy, the pur- -_- “Ul yy, ichaser, was represented in the | transaction by the Frobel Realty 'Co., the sale being made for the | account of a client of the office of iJ. I. Epstein & Son. | Another sale negotiated by J. ; “> iT. Epstein & Son during the week im | S | was that of 4215 Lindell boulevard, “py 4 my a Yili tld tt tlt “Ny, (/ A . “ty Acquires 26,000 Square Feet in Structure to Be Put Up on Washington Avenue, Near Coliseum. , $10 Cash $10 a Month ir large pieces are made of ‘¢ extra large and include forette. Superbly finished By BERRY MOORE. This transaction stands out as @ 19. . | 4 "he General Motors Truck Co. development of more than ordin- Besides These q subsidiary of the (jene ral Motors ary Significance. following in quick (Ad AMMA AMAA AMMA BME A VW Ss AN }a three-story, 12-room residence. W The sale was made for the account $ ,of the Dresden Investment Co. to | Hazel O. Enghauser. -wtitiwtiwlllililLilllhihlihhhhlhiia hn A * LSP ee Ko . Se ho fae o ee VAAL, Vie CRS Y Yf lll 07 ssn oe FPF EEE EPP PEEEEPEEEE : is ace cess) sale of the Coliseum at \ . ae 3 ey ,of Detroit, Mich.. has a juired | fuccession sa t BN rvs e of fo ym cen rehem Fess of 26.000 square feet of a) the southwest corner of Washing- ; nee \ 8 a 2. P A R T M E N 7 S 1} , Pei mammoth structure [0 be con- me and | tsegnomnaer to Fastern in- XK : OE ae : Ag ~% BORE Pr 5 coat eS et 7 a KAY meted on the south side of Wash- oar we: are enaligenigion into S Rahs a_a_a_aG_d__AAE____A____AAAAA_A AHA PSA OMAgOAhisdM& MIA IMI IdIAIF-aOdI|-_si\AFg-ATgsFAGAi_iM_IM-OI-_s—-s-\s_/_T_-T_E_O_AO_I-O_—_/_/_—_—_ wr. Ne : Xx AA OHA AAA A\ QIAN AQ $ 195 ggton avenue, 90 feet west of the, Matatorium and into a sports arena SS: = \ WS QS AK ee Ce. oe ee SeCaeeE ae FOR atte : An an Walnut Bedroom Rieeum, by the-George T. Bur-/| On an extensive scale. Recon- Stucco residence with varie- RSS WOW SQA . QM MMNOCWBW XW AWWW WW AMWAY SS scarce § Davis Mansion in Davis on itr GEmay Ome, HOF-W ATER e- Four pieces. Very latest 1 Estate Co. A monthly| Struction incident to this, to be be- 1. PEE ES. Bi Saw Fern ee . LA PFD. S | JAS. (. MORFIT, 1036 ae Style TS 5. 6. 2012 under] gun tombrrew. will codt approx! gated roof. to be built in ©/4~.- ee i LF ee. , i fas _- > [ @ Bthat this concern promises to ac wimnte the growth of this thor. se eee IN CREST HILL SUBDIVISION hot __ ter: eamaaaiee loca ted. Linde 7338. y Ad | os en a CARTER. 4146W—4 rooms, bath, electric, hot water and steam heat furnished. . Ss . automobile center This is the third recent s eehfare aS an automoni is if i! nt opera- ae : :, " = ‘ -+ ‘ or ‘ } = sth the proposed building setting | tion of noteworthy significance on Mdward A. Ganss reports an ac- ; a 1 RRIS A AAC HR. cO., 82 i Cheetnut «' ; ’ e demans¢ f I substantiall- ‘ DODIER, 3203A—3 rooma. bath oat; . He pace. Negotiations were han- this thoroughfare, including oon somane tor ie ~ ; light, phone: hot water furnished = ‘c+ died > e (hristy,. in connec that throug! hic } > constructed, moderate priced duplex : —_— — inane manmemer ein P : ie ir] i , ; ; ‘- in ‘ ; } v "ry | , i¢- : > ow tag Tohn on er | O11 Co ;: “ 7 : * e Furitan matt brick flats and bungaloWs in : oe ten 2 er - 798 Northwest Oa with A. 5. Johnson, manager, Vii Co. acquired the southeast cor- his subdivision known as Ganss’ ric Se Re oS ae ° “Se oe Bae ' ™ : . ss | OR Sera. xe 2 SIS AOI LEGO ETS i : \y \G -ARFIELIN 6801—?-room efficiency; the wehe General Motors Truck Co. in! ner.of Washington and Theresa ‘rest Hill, at Penrose street and se . eee : —— PO ee Ts eo i le ne DARE KS _bath, modern. Cabany 3211M & Louis | avenues for an effice building, and Euclid avenue. He esate s having i a cotemsiunsnnndananmannnenshabanannenniemnenannty WN MAMMA} | GARFIELD, 1 , 805 —4- TIM. apt; tile = . . ~~ , ae himmate —— = a — SSS — = —— = ae 00 square feet |forth at the southwest corner of the building activit and develop- ~ eee we lace ee | South | a $10 Cash Tie space to be occupied by the/ Washington and Theresa avenues, ™™t and enhancement of this suo- HOLLY HILLS SALES EXCEED | | An exhibition of home Mecorat- | ACQUMAC, | 3eia—4 cont ike bed. | Motors Truck Co., will em-| it is understood, also has under °'‘!8'°" '5 assured | — Offi of R | Fm P : . , . . ; : —_ —--- —— -——— be Ay allable sg - her con ture with a theater for stage per- + seph A. &S ae oy , ype - vision has been unusually keen in ‘3 the center of the new tract, into a JUNIATA, 3890-——Two blocks from park ; ially kindred interests.! formances ungalow DEESI« enus : de sage” ; , especially } a «ig sags 2 oe : ce 3 | > ey sk mieser Beught et al. fove- 10 last 30 days, and nearly all of Z | model country manatee. “The Davis | a rooma. hardwood ‘floors; very geod con The site {s now oct Ip! 7 £& onirac ‘ "eo 7 e .3 ty acquired by Rurdeau ina in the central busines« district and ine 25 feet m th north line of Lee , * call s A e and & ruges, Vandervoort & Lar | wt Inquire at 4 7a 4A Breet , +4 d which (Gr or ee ee ee ee ae eee . asee ers being in the minority. The fail- oe /ney are collaborating in the under-| McDONALD, 371 modern ; ns co. at me a ens a and a oreihens which are avenue by a depth of 11 ord feet a ure of the zoning ordinance does ae taking sleeping porch: heat, Jankor: “adulcs @ emolisne Oo marke ay eine acquires colely as inveet- Elmer P. Meyer lot o7 ne nortn “—— ote cai . . See , . - ome a . R- | > of Lee avenue to J. T. Meinert | Ot in any way affect restrictions ie. “The Mansion” has the ae, MAGNUL- 1h 3040—3d floor, east; oppe- the new structure ments. in 4 . = len Che eubdivieion and t} - : Bee Grove py 5 rooms and noe” and wife, $140' ot on the north 1m the suddivision, and the prospec- 3 beacon most elegantly furnished rooms B. .. Cin, gocarated to sult. Mi = $rMAaus MA ROU eu W. W. BUTTS? St. Louis. A’ dining room, 22 feet fas 9 phy bed. tile beth excepti an.» ‘ wide by 386 feet long, contains a 2-family apartment-flat; m eae, Og to 5, BLAKE & BRO. BUILDING A AT PINE AND SECOND. Crest Hil) to John KHreup nd wife sees the advantage of such restric- | $1600: lot to Jos and Wm Pries- «¢; an 8 | tions as prevail in the subdivision. © = Frances Cole to Claren Tr " oo meres Staff. ‘as represented by the Hart- mbdved , : | oht or , ig lech ‘* Realty Co 16 Internatior Lal Dul j Co. reporte having soid to the Peve- indo their The } 4 Roker: ' Betate sisting of large three-story bulid ver Bernard F. Dickmann 4 The decorating and furnishing of teining cooling wiedows tm-ador ng own } Ther ‘atiin 4nd votre of 189 to 162. The new direc- “The Manalon” was done under the pero ne boarée. ee wilt ’ ; ; * *. . ry _ ‘ sek > - . | ; , or i) ef im « a a ie ie . ; Daniel K. Catiin and stl tors elected are Willlam H. Proetz s rvision of C. F. Brea- inetse with mirrare. pM... WObR Moresi Realty Co. forae 5405 North Euclid avenue, resi- ;>where they ™ “ , y Dairy Co. the southwest corner) + Now York. The site has a , personal supe ral al estat insuran . . y , utt JO! fo [a eri =] Winea the salee «tafe of he idence for Theodore Hierzog to eral reai ef.are of Grand and La Salle street. The frontage of 5) feet The purchaser Ww Ww. Butts, J —, Ww Uson, | nan, in charge of the int hm dec lot has a frontage of 85 feet by alowns the adjoining building. The|Chauncey P. Heath. Joseph MM.) orating studios of Scruggs, Vander-| ice pald was not announced. |, Darst and Isaac A. Hedges. ‘'yoort & Barney. set eigaretaes and u They were for- i ock nancial Husiness The) Arey connected with the Sophir- Sale of Ru S eyer, lot on the north side of Bes- : - 41) First Vice President | appeatinted: vacant Mar t 2 e SELL FLATS AND LOTS: SOLD BY MULLIN-WATERS C0 ae ia enue. to William H. Ellers for An area of more than 50 acres is “4 fi é magnificent display of furniture, cluding heat. tanitor ear yice pot yy kminster Rugs in choice ——-—~ " $1200, to Conrad H. Drier and wife: Testricted to bungalows only, while , decorations and accessories. A er, 33 float. “rend 20084. ox rae atlerns, Case 75 hn § Blake & Broth er Realty | lot on the south side of Bessie ave- Other streets are availabe for flats. huge living room, 28 feet wide by |osaGE 3437— Fee m ak : e« Sa le a Vy - TT i in : [+-F , ies * eS reports the sale of the follow- Sale of the three-story bullding | .ye gor $1575 Specia} care has been given the 36 feet deep, is similarly furnished.| bf bath, hardwobd floors eT hs : €x9 ; me ‘ a ¢ an i . . . for 4 ; . , 7. S : : > -burner top. The wide ' a"! Clara avenue re sids« nee for Mulli n- Ww alters Rea Ity Co. fo r r } ial, "S39 Minne -4 ae . JT have heen erected. and ad ditiona! Ss > rae - place of ‘ t. Louis. The dining |' EUGENE | eat eee ¥ - ‘ porcelain-enamel fin- Minnie L. Ford to George W long term of vears. the name of the Margaretha Gerbe . stephen Sauer onstruction will be : started next | Q Sea room is one of the most expensive 4 ROOMA AND ¢ #UN FR eee t attractive value. oid and wife | : 1" a, (amd wike tor a nome week | ee 3 , : - | rooms of its kind ever fitted up for, 3861 De Tonty st.; first floor east hae : eS it an oe, scaled 2 tenant being withheld at this time. Cottage, 5138 Cologne avenue, for ‘ ia a RG ‘oO the Weetern home — T 7s ne ‘¢ . h che AONE: R country env i Aroline Pet a as mad the tern hom | | STORE LEASED T0 CLOTHIER | ers. e Strozzi suite shows e AGNER-GRA ’ | "eighin . _ 44 Peewee Cottage, 1824 Oregon avenue, for | ; On 4 = Blaine avenue, flat. for Weighing and Inspection Bureau Gustav Roos and wife to a client free renaissance spirit of the sev- ? ie 8621 737, ¥24 Of - e Fr : » for a long term of vears. The ten- “"4*** 0 ; sper The Le@ew’'s State Theater buildin gz F : | LAWRENCE. 1716—4 rooms, gun . “ renyo to Mrs. Anna M : a 2 =e Sar ane Vacant lots, 4126 Walsh street, ~~ leased a storeroom to William |enteenth century Itallan school. _strictly modern ? “ud ' 2 ants now are et ated In the { eniral for Frank Gaediz and wife Pa Anton Boxer arhe gay tira iil " ‘ ; is . The wall decorations in the din- LAWRENCE, isio_-4 rooms, § S Henrietta street, flat, for | National Bank Building. at Seventh | Kiss ife. and Rahlia aveni a 6 eS uw 3 : if UE. ¢ ' H. Olfe to Themistokles | ; athagis ee eg fee ane wile. ANG anim Gvenue iterations ané improvements have! eens , Ss {8m | ing room are @ sepia gray PAaNo-| youn HH. ABBOTT, Reakor, 709 y . + ij sei : : and Olive streets but were forced ior Anna TD Hiller to AH client been made and installation of mod- wsrTees a AN . ramic forrn al garden effect. En- BE :AU TIFUI APARTMENT r " mM Berthola ™ ; to seek larger quarters. This build- —ma ahaa e wee ae ern estore fixtures, conduct a retail | CHAS. J. DALY | wre H. PROETZ CLARENCE C. _ G | glish print draperies are used and | _ 4 4 M es : erihold avenue ungalow, , Sec rooms tach. Murphy beda, , oe amma Vorel to A. P. Duncan ing is to be redecorated through- MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST store for the sale of men's clothing | vecretary erenom = Treasurer Executive porary the decorative accessories and fix-j bath. hardwood ogg Wy heat, ae ; 4 -N °y ta ; thee = garg out and rented as an office bui ig | and hats. | .|.wr service, rents Ed earn Fourteenth street, fiat : ec op aed pte tes has we oom COMPANY REPORTS SALES es Scie | tures — in a with the gen Richmond Tig ~ BH a Pg : : rae fs Kf? ty Tn) 4 . rl : } mai, J ii ¢ a r - — . siaeaiin . ;, le tortion . ——— —— —— a — ee } t ’ : @ 3 tn os te —_— , ¥ ” w vo , service will he furnished The stores t! at } ave hee T) leased | e ¥ a te era! “ aia o9 a ". as n. ‘ — tral 2 Ol ve 2121. {ce} ; my . A eT a or . Se M | bulldi "ay 7 : 1 7 e, The Mississippi Vall ley Tru Co. other leases being made to James NY RCAL ESTATE BOAR DELECTS f pened. a se po way sa West _——Inkiy (0 LF. w« . »U ing 18 especially adapter Por . ¢ Rerbal io Sg « , “MORRIS AACH ective exampie o mo ng pan- Sw ‘ reports the following sales arbakos for a candy shop and an- ’ AMHERST PL 97 -— ° y i | offic e nurposes a 4 for Wm. Montague to Mrs. other for retail cigar purposes. Sev- ICERS tN WARM CONTEST eled walls. The furniture for this trie. nde, ng 6 ——— ae a SALES A p lullin-Walters Realty Co. is re- ] : MceMah ‘ “461 _ “e dell } nein eral negotiations are under way for! SELLS ? STORE BUILDINGS OFF room has been selecta’ for the ALF, fF An HMOPLAE Bie ee . a £7) ‘ ‘ miitii i sai} si . ui = . . , ” ¢ Se a NNOUNCE Cs VIQLe many ing ifries fram offic & al ~ ie atl at init a otettinn other stores it) UGInNng aA iPfP®AaARINE OF} . purpose of ah owing elegance and AMHERSS. —s beautifel rooms, t 3%. iL } nan? . ll vard, »-story residence, i- room the corner for drug store purposes Ths Morris fac! Realty 0 re Ata meetung of the new board of ‘ ] oe sier pt . —— . ‘= BY GEO. mild ing tenants in referenc, Lo na arare ‘MI ni Mr« M i j ! : simple dign! ty. n so large a room furn \ehe janitor service. ' ae > . . 1¢ a» T an ; c- = een " , ‘ i ; ay he o F, BERGFELD C0. space in this bullding, since it has pte tt making extensive re ports the following Sales directors of the St. Louis Real Es- the grouping of the furniture is APARTMENT —4-t00 Chesinyt. Otve 3987. . | , . non, Arle? ] 3 Tk - o SBive - : ‘ a% ; 4 . rent z George F rR refeld R ealty | become known that the building pairs, will occupy this property GROSSMAN & CO. SELL For the Suffolk Realty Co. 80Uth~ sate Exchange Thursday, following especially important. and this has $03 50 Cw! = * aa »* i “ ‘ , . . > ad ’ ’. . : eile , a ; i r UE Gidameane-cala - ¢ meerts the following sales: 15| WOU be converted and operated |". 14 ror Agnes M. O'Reilly to west corner of Fourteenth and Clin- 4.0 Qigction Tuesday, W. W. Butts,| b€em done with special regard for APARTMEN 7 oN ‘ord as a off} ‘oe bt ildj All ti el ” ‘ J en “ “ , . —_ y P the ce rr f 3 ‘~ acres Lor S- ' " oe . ce owe b 4 acne Westgate, Park nine- ¢ | Biston to a client of Leon Williams, lot . ra . Resse A - - 904 Daly, of Daly & McCabe, was re- one might expect to find on a large APARTMENT Very deatrable Sreom et- ; res) abs > ~ ~—- the 10-room residence at 4131 /°f_Jots ate represented by the Kirkwo nail tary i Clarence C kieney: large roome, on Gl Refrigerator: c Gence — a Fix for | The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Es- —_ - ; Features of these properties are | rose Co. elected secre tal y anc at D e -) estate. The house has been a A. heet jeniter aS, Cail : E acity acier r Tie A Crow, : . rts | West Pine boulevard. ‘bathing beaches, play grounds and | nites — Lang was re-elected executive sec- landmark in St. Ipuls for years, | Cabenyr og | | lated with solid one Ber ‘tate Co. reports the following sales: mens feamane-geamnemgreeemneses Ent —s SS. insulate Bteld company has - : | campin rounds. retar ¢ it bel ver 1060 ar ARTM 2 in-a-dor beds. 4 cel lining. All shelves ™S that duri: am thug cn| ©62805-07 Angelica street, flat, for | DUBMAN AND KLEG os ees. een PINE STRE oo parts © ng over years | rawoed fleors, jant service, With a rcelain veled. tt has } uring the last 60 Joseph Seck, who was represented | PEVELY DAIRY C0 BUYS Sats a ten int The contest for the presidency, old. It is easily distinguished by a | garsae. 990; wi! fer : ste fittings are nickele ection om nh awarded contracts he the Edward A. Ganss Realty FORM REAL ESTATE FIRM ‘ or - EL ong? can 'O ow oo pur held Tuesday. was one of the most take near Clayton road and a wind- | pintaentT, a8 y rf ; nurnher ff LAmMme . m —— = rt : aime ~fait’ * | ~ Le ‘ P ~ ~ r Cash-—$3 a Month Puthmoor : eae « ie A. 4 "iCo., to Mary Fritz LOT AT GRAND AND LASALLE = sned 2 rane the Franciscus @xXCiuUng if the history of the ex- ing road which leads up to the red ples. 25 efficiencies : & M Louis « ” i Q es ies ree eet Realty & Invest- | Lawren for | ’ " , - . " | Tr meriy ! ¢ Age lane Mh ey ate 4075 Schiller place, bungalow, for | m elt Realty Cc dep of 220 feet on La Salle street. pr WAS announ oO watherted. Peter Schultz to John Schrant. 'Dubman-Aieg seaity CG. a 4 ms iO ee ee Se +

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~ me 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT _ APARTMENTS FOR R RENT “APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT ONLY A FEW LEFT Beautiful New De Mun Apartment blocks north of Clayton DESIRABLE APARTMENT i2 Harn: /t " - Pr ccHN ENKER a "> 1O—W ashington further particalars call hReDrVMFILER : co. 601 Thtie Guaranty > Wate remains Ww 3 spe 4 Koom 5S-ROOM EFFIC LENCY gas stove, iy er sag APARTMENTS FOR RENT Sees eee EUGENE FIELD APT. 45438 OLIVE S&T.; 3-ROOM EFFI TEN- €Y. CONSISTING OF LIVING KOOM, RATH. SEE MANAGER ON PRE MISES OR CALIL’ M HH. RODEMEYVER & €®.. 661 Tithe Guaranty Bidc.. 706 (Cheataat UNIVERSITY APARTMENT 3701 WASHINGTON BL. Just west of Grand bi: vwery con- venientiy lecated. efficieney apartment. comsi ——-—-—,, ' ineledes heat aad — mon cas and elec- H. STOLTMAN R. Marseilles Apartment WATERMAN AV. APARTMENTS FOR RENT TMENTS FOR RENT EAST H ARLAN. C cov RT — | For S09 You Can (ret “ater and janiter mene MPVLIER A LEt.. 2". 2 ROOMS—5-ROOM EFFICIENCY . 4 - . ~ \ EPSTEIN, & SON Apartment ‘Ss Or om ., —s = AMI TON hy se ROOWS, 4-BRehoOM PPP ICTR NG Y. SBRiMiw PPP itscy ; & “AN \PAKTNMENT WITH = es Al ow ARR ANGE ME. —T OF —_ Mic we eee HAVE 1ot “SEEN THIS SPLENDID NEW i-RoOM PiRvEENTS FOREST PARK 916 &. Kingsh ghway: weed fleers, Murphy. beds BLANEE &. F. Main L APARTMEN NT i 6-RO« JM Art ——f “HEAP APARTMENTS AT FAIIR EFNTALS R INSPECTION ROUPMPIER A&A LO PPP ey me ~— ee wee ae S616—4 reoms de fe representative em premises: equipped refrigerater: all copven- . -. M. BH. RODEMEVER & (0. 2 E. its APARTMEN TS_ GEOURLLAN COLRT Seaee AING BLY kitcheeette and bath, alee 5 recom imcludes sun parler, with dor 7 R¢ ve OMS, ss) KODEMYERK & CO, 423... ree rer? ¢ ey eee « KINGSBL he MARLJ0O RL Oh vr Forest Pari Ds BAL IV IERE AV. 14 SOUTH TAYLOR yv Ambassador eM eat cana ts rAKLOK Abe ‘tments NEV V APARTMENTS LPARTMENT Peer fT) fermshed. “. 4-reom effici = S200 west. price $75 a“ Cabany 4556W C APARTMENT—Well furnished. suitable for 3 adults, reasonable, desirable. 5713 APARTMENT- Attractive Toome: reksonedie: aduits. Cabary 1252W LRAANE Sy) A—Apertmem. to s>are be uple or rooms to rent Forest CELMAR HL 43i3—eautifally furnished _ = * : nisred i> ne s 2) ° month _ TPS Tt) s= - : a Tar a = whe ~ i. ne dh hia | «e747 oe Saad ~ - 4 z a 4 g “en . i Tt. al - ~> ra«: &. 4361— - -reem ur 2-*™e oe r fren G5 ~ ‘ 4 ~j——3 - of aa iia ee * ) . = > TR —_ “= 4°) —.. Woe ; - +) : ; — wa ed > ot; | sz Sia a , ae sr " . hi . - : — ac Ss % Apt) 4 ;1* a. 5 - " "2 4 e ot eo ; -_ Soe * 3 = - .* : ” = : Bz "3 SUT Che«tna > _ » 2s i. a ae _ > dime ~ = ™ * _ - — - — — ~~ - ’ . " -*— a aed ad . ’ art sie. “ed ~ 7 + -. = ° “2 .”“Y a ~—e . .-*+ : . ' J >, —— a oe 4. = Pes ng L man "ng Teo " tcherett=: mater: teal ‘ . 3. ~ . - Be ~~. . b - > > — “ : > ° + 3? 3 ished s ames r * ~ bathe. derchep. aecuits | © ad . “> rn ~ ~“ ixnn— WW “wb.-t furnished 4 mn efficiency: electric Baht. coal L - z . a . = « ; rer ° * “adie reg ore Die »” Cader set — wn — a EAS ——) “SMES completely “ur . ray PKC” Ig auitor ss 2 a a weet 7 = arm — \ a ” ome tk . ¢ be a Gal “ i si _@ nin ais, “*** « et 8 ~. ™ eas &, “a ie * - ~ ? 7 oe. _ ree a ? te ~~" ome! cf ~~ “tre Via * ; e “eo! ore on -e- oe — (ebany 31088. -C 2 ” “st a ._ 4 ‘traet* e's oF bs 4 tm 7 _ "=? = Sa 7 ie x + > « a7 ' ot =)?” PY a? : . mr efore id s APARTMENTS FOR RENT AGENTS’ ‘RENT — roon:s anq@ sun pericr in ae apartmer.: . = sroakines room. 35234 _--- pt. ven ig ce 3-ce0m 2 bedrooms: es a. qk, East 2 ons * ‘ ore. ade shed apartment. or thee sf WESTMINSTER PT. 4123—<4 ‘rooms and nicei , _ furnished aaprimer't. WESTMINST = & a eatsheiteesiniiimail s21L1L AS room Mat. ~iA—o rooms aad Gein aan TeeTe FOR KENT DELMAR Hot AM Rr AL uy co. poe ny FOR 794 McPHERSON HOUSAM P REALTY ¢ < o- oe ee re WHY PAY Mc RE* ? whey EIGH EF FICIENC ies IDEAL LOCATION FIREPROOF BUILDING s REALTY G6, ‘me 100 N Sth t i? S22 A—5 rooms. modern. new- “ane _ seoares 2 entrance. FOR FURNISHED HOUSAM REALTY T22 CHESTNUT §T. SUMMER | Weekly or Monthly Rates - 917—+4 nice rooms, bath. we COM — E AP ARTM ENT Te, 5 ep ae 1s 5316 PERSHING —S a waiiaeil te a 18503 rooms, .i NORTH MARKEY 706 Qua, Olbre * - . CO., Title Guar. Bids 3919—Modern 4. ing : kitcherette and bath bet water. cas and electric teepheme service: t ve M. #. RODEMYER & CO. 6@1 Tith Guar. 706 Chestect. ime hades + ane 5 MARNE APARTMENTS. SA28 8 PERSHING a RANELAGH APARTMENTS M AU RET ANL A “AP ARTMENT 55408 PPRSHING Kfifirieaey apartment. iag ree with ico-e-der bed dressing room, Witehbenette and bathreom. comeisting ef liv- 7448-5 ‘aree rooms: wes and e.ectrie 6m. zer on Tis abd " HH. RODE MILER : ye BRe )WNING “ RODEMY RE & co. — — + poder cai ij ae i: AP \RTMENTS &: “wots, "REALTY co. "ARGONNE Ar ART MENT. Te" FFFICIF “cy Phony ’ THF HEART @F ST. LOTISN. CONSISTING OF Geer. 5 rooms MARS _* BATH. [NC LUDES NEAT AND HOT W A- aca ‘ sa roocn® electric. 34 NIVERS TY ! AP. Most S7e@t WASHINGTON BL. JUST West or CONVENIENTLY 43 oma pew zc. co. 1O14 \ —td Sears eee TTY? RF} ROOM. AITCHENETTE 9 RATH.: ESCLtI PES HEAT AND HOT 2 _ AND ELECTR SEF MANACER TITLE GUARANTY BIDG. GUILD HALL 491 WEST PINE BL SOUTH 12TH SE = h end | Chesteut__ ANN. S08 — Tw, ; Rent reasonabie REON E. & R. 31601 — a Fallon tin rte Pom = NEW FIREPROOP . Huntington Sao reer ee = =| Anabtanenta 2060 PERSHING AV. MOD ERA TE PRICES telephones and al Modern cop veniencers. INVITE YOus stA—A ome bath and Yoarr r. Tr. ce hearnpt AGENTS’ RENT tists Hi emmelmann Spackler Real Estate Co. a, | i 6— Feral she Pat ~ SAO 4 —3 ~aST 3 Rooms, Baths $25 ef _Hamey—New Ca Sa ae. $30 | : JONES R. E Om 116 Cae . * tome weders ~ oil] 7 “TE en nm LYDE = rIsuzER 722 =" " ne —s sieewl as “ve

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ET NDAY. APRIL 26, 1925, me 2000 REAL ESTA \TE For v Selle, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalou’s, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences for Sale Today ____ pos pisparcn. _5B ! aa REAL ESTATC—EXCHANGE REAL EST’Te— PeopninG CAR Wt \ nange 40 TE—WTD. TO BUY | CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST'TE =OR SALE CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR Si X SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE STNDAYT, —_ ___ APRIL, 26, 1996, Be eeres of unimproved land in Laclede oe ee Wanted | atte ema Plt arent. wines. wich — -—-—= = County. Mo.. , . othe ’ r | . ' =" ——~ —=— = = es —- — - -- = == — = = — =e ne —_ ———— ——- , one of sith, ir Mia ar Must i ate es ah Soe f an mu a ‘ a ee totae ee ae ed i meee Hf ; 7 P model. in ns and é ae 0) eee tr cer. biting! hs bh 54) te Ib4R c a , othe CARR TH = ; cour city: @ sd “7mOre wabaiyi2 ree ; ag EXCH ANGE—47-acre frvit farm. 6 3 + - Por or Caban | miles from Fenton. ? 5 ‘ pert ca N $1 > oO h or ern: §a- ant LAND —-100 acreg in St. Lo Y high Kings I. Tea, to th iture r content trade tteox 3A sittle foes Wee 8 Se 8 THE FUTURESHOW PLACE OF ot es A - 4 : i] oo i 10 k bunga ‘ rps } in huss east * WoHs ; Vader cane n_ wi — busi ness moder 4 cane ~~ op 5 ~ haa s bon ane #,. ‘ BOT nee Rox © ery? ~ ‘income, re ev.. Wise ; 4 : , ' , . } ‘7 a ae - AIST tct ; - o it Cc a 1 oT ‘ps and so The Cash. ; 4 gecorT G 1 of rust : . o.. Wh ? ve « . hy re walt? > dane stae 4 A E-PRICED HOMES Oo . ,ie? . “s “ se ry mt ly BPAtCh Y y * t-Liena' le , € ! iis of ; + ro ites 2 Shee a ae MORTLE “Wed —Wil Fore Mea, Grade equity in my modern tesi-| Mente: see us at once. Alo tie’ 8eP 1 aaah ag Minnenotd for r Gence, S500 weet, for a good automobd!) far par ert South f Delmar ; , ae C RBs Tabs Peet incrctes | errtenty) abarient, jeguth, "of Detma Being Improved With MO i mo Wad Resta Central” Abo’ : or_dienr , a wnher of we | — fints. | ‘2542. Ja WAN®W ] ye 9 oe se t j Box P.575, Post-Dispatch” Souble Sens and business proverty that QLD PLATS WANTED Paved Str , ralks. Sew ID ] IR a hy Ih iB eee Gein, ecmenmem geet Ste see farm nie, uk (aan tort a WAN amily tua aved Streets, Sidewalks, Sewers, ©) i OW NCALIZE I at | ere AM iNCVeCF De vy 3734W - , - WtLs. TRADI POR FLAT ROLAND A. WISE. 114 N. 7th, room £1) Water: (gas and Klectricity . pant — “ola: me rent $214 pe einonth: | ' $ ’ 100 Bex , we ie ve " : : rs a. ; . by : e or ble ‘ . ) ° SMO oth ee S lb IY | S thy St. IL, 1s MORI LE wi yee Oe con & Son. F_DICK M AND 628 Chcsthat |phone End our foncener es tan OU A Sate and Profitable Investment A, Cr Wp @ lhinygl sion im Ou Ou Lini.r: . iD Pe lenve Acres ae _ a M I™ND ¢ 17 y TRsT OO : | | i? Te Gnd kepeete Be REAL EST'TE—WTD. TO Buy 4 1000.___Union _gn4_st. “toute Convenient Terms Ss ! . aue t Or auten i Box ue nine ee orate. modsers For Colored Ww : | A Ow w aid ; k r A cottage ee anted | : ‘ 1}° ; i. ee > . . : lat ues Nore eae for 6 Rds or wthweet: - $40 to $5 nee HOUSES AND FLATS Ww 1 Now Selling tls Low iS S20) | (*] oot hALOW Wid —To seni eee ese Oe 0% 24 %,. Pom-ihe nema en, reads IDEAL, INVEST ee ed ae fiat nny o exchange > bigs. FLAT “We T , - % . . . nad . 7 mesere bunga) gide* private te be | 2 ‘ MI oot : , ‘ ( ) - 5 ra vf. wr x ow, Post-Distt , ;: ; ] AX ; +4. . 2 aac , > 5 ? . +1 . ‘ : 7° _in \ : R : ~ ( I] ( ) [, LN Da kK R | ) kK \ Z ( ( s “ An . : —Cemetery lots lote. i. Wid — ir cottage modern or 5 | 21915 _f > EraveS each, M FLAT Wie —~ ee RA, 212-15 International L | } Payment on cottage or flat = “as eee oe 4 an rs co ae Residences Wanted | | sai rational Life BI ig. ’ best price 30 ogy eS Pe esrtrsy "AG = x 93°7 Ss Jetters : \ ’ ; yy Pah hd ./ . 4 . ith . mr + r, }orj P ‘ 1)¢ S 1? } wiect aver 1e or Arse a} at reet +o Wats : rn ad See oe a Ca SNE —“Have beautitul Moon sedan. | —H-328. Post-Die 7 Arsenal stree! : le os Dart nee ne: will tak ris want * ne flat: KES and south to the property, or take the Russell-Lindenwood bus n’6 AS PD t Ubw- 1924 Wan. . pie . : th i] ; ‘ A ’ 1 [2 A ‘ i | U | art pay. Box D-406, me essume and pa ast (ferencs Tony Strid Owe Sr 9 ee to Scanian avenue and walk three blocks south. ‘Vt c auffenbere, 17 1, Bement 15° HTH ' Oy ined Tin Lo 2 600 fr - Ti vem NAVE $2. Tit 7 IN\ an’T TN “7 RES R ia — ' Na ; wr - . _ MANGE —— lise; gooa PLATS MODERN OR TENEM) NTS : rey t e ¢ part © t : > = - - - Hhe—General merchandise; GRAND 44_ 12? Past-Dienate> Sness, want income GE car propert ur propert hen others RESIDENC POPERTIFS wea ~ — a te , ° rr - ES DTN 2! 10” Tcl fis iy Bq * try CHAUNCE) i HEATH 61% “chang. tor me p + ies. Box P- Bi \ YO R LOT] IN : a ae ANGE —S § rogm ajuale fiat in Tow. Gesinut Ft. Olive 3105 c16)) 540. J . - ve G trict for SIDE ae Wea ~ ~ : - . segue Louis. Box Det" Post. ois TB Bes 008334 Pine ‘ ‘of Sa enpenne SOuglistde, Weteter R SS ] PAR (\ ll | X el Gl al | IP Ie t f : 7 O\ ee | Cpa aa eerie | ctsttten a0 USSELL K a: Grand Boulevard and Carondelet Par , “vue oo me property. 4 | ; oh buy any description. Lb H-S60. Poet ae mady cive part . Box | HANG) — HH age } ene re} ent —_— Ya - Dispatch : z= sak Jada De |] y we rey at j : r " - i . . bol a ert Pree » family : - . ‘ . - Se -. ; ., L\\ s “ ‘ os , . ; . a re” , r ~ r . > ° Ames piace i ES ener cur-over land. with | “into faracimenia:? McPherean Waehis Routh: 5 -Sbseki Penal MMU trect at. Rusecll: Have, i! You folks that love the South Side, think this over: \Atwn - ~ aide’ f . oI ‘ ‘cn . T , , : " | " : : g*? | ’ ' kK re fiw) ing Jot. dain ~ fulls peace en Ee), trie alle ae * set eg 4 ) West E_JOGHMORLLER. 919 Chestwat Me wi—Acres or farm near St. Louis. | niet eNGE We lee oe nee, a ta Ta ae ee North and east of Holly Hills is completely built up. Carondelet Park is practi- ar, Bib ic _ ——— aed . -~ ; we 2 \4 c ; i ; ‘ S oo on oh . . - iW oa: - Dlenaeet city wth dak Ox se ~ Oy) ~ - eta is > thie ee 1 vieé Tremendous ACTIV] \ Ba MWg Pi $5000 Gear SREUAGS Hiarniiicn wen | Fea AGE: bay Cambs privace wary. Bor | oy tur Coens ‘ = cally the city’s southern boundary. West of Holly Hills will not be ripe for devel- | Sa A ORME Gar wu on south Sie for Vormiow nrcinewer wet moa hea wor. SeCULrity Guarantor Realty Co., Inc. + opment for wnaee " | TY PR RTY Wtd.—w STDEN . ; a for lut h a ; cash Box H-i i P 1? ' ' Ow ers f , Hi 1s } D . a. ’ ’ “rT PSG Louis income provers Bowe ME PRESTMENT PROVLKTY Anxious to RESIDENCE Wr eg - BEFORE THB ADVANCE IN PRICE | Pion Box i 183 P om t- Tl iematen, Pomt-Dienatc? Ts Wii—To exchange farm. | 1000 MN COMMISION NO Lists XG, | Great Di. and Hariag st; lot Snxi20:/ YOU ARE NOT KEEPING ABREAST | EMG iar -heu sUBDIVIRION cannot be invaded to your detriment. nal! gar What have you? Pie unmade. price must. oe reas —— co $30 O00 will ¢ ke rel lars carn sit " 110 N sth St M——-068 acres: will sell or trade for Sunday morning. Grand Lou0W = enndifead nvemment property. Box PD oN. OlSS W- . cheap 1825 N tirand. (ey Tr) ’ ~ am ERTIFS _.)* 5 tT 6 en : , ~ . ee. + . a . > M361 sites, howee bars aha ue noch, Mewelry, cond. dein, run. | RESIN Ce wh ia RES OR —— 1 HOLLY HILLS—the Subdivision Sup reme—is the logical place for your home A © ing hus hese ETO - ery, hardware ROPERTY “"Wid—Va — r in ' ~ al ar r y C eae : ‘ rs * » te Bs Northwest mene - _South _— | " or fl: t mw = = 170, Pow: Dispatch, for investment. Dr. Graber 29 Olive. | jin Kirky n Dickson and Adams ste: | BEST | NORTHWEST'—“‘A: ae — Big Ini ivestment Re turn " aa ; ” — includ 2 buildings on Tbx ee cierto er | madeistreeta. sewers © slectric lines pass! «Filling sta! on lots for sale or lease cates e ne , ~ #50 So. clear Sphere, fr cee Bees Mats proverty Tein and Choureay | Rom 218 Oe | NY R=) monthe tree rent Colfas ofan Nock from Broadway car line and schoo! ‘ Already we have sold D1, 000,000.00 worth .of these lots—7Q% of the total. sre bard, sta ail Geek ME HEREMENTR Wel — White or colored Suburban Property Wanted fyyini ns Sie POO: Ogee ac WHY? Home builders realize that HOLLY HILLS presents the last remaining Ce ai ro > aan 107 genera a Box BA06 PoB We) | trick wilt annul Geel of tram’ want | fo male. northwestern bart Of city. eee | se ee piece of highly developed, restricted property on the South Side. Investors also | — or sa ~ or ere °10 | me Se ya he fh tthe yi} Chea) 30x . os : Be . ia iS parm pa Box ie « “an * very ‘ch net i* mo ne igs pr Pa . ; - . ‘9 ms . ¢ > 7 oa Op Keller rd. $380 Boe acre: want Nee eee nae ee ear AND LOAN age | ible sibot “Finmey. OS 1 appreciate that here is a piece of property that must increase in value. i e 16a0) 2 (ao) _ P-960 Post D epatcn A | t a t . as 7 #B x * te = - a Pee 0 - _ mente n : r the t bunsal .: eet a rth . . ‘ ° ° ° . ; ia wccaned 1 emaoia sn Raber eheads, guitable for small cot) |S BIG TRACT. OF GROUND AT BAKGAIN 52! 9129, 5) Riveaighaay 070 In the remaining 30° of HOLLY HILLS you will still find attractive lots for |; oc condition; will exchange S000 tages tox D-& Post-Dispatch ’ « ee ~ ne : aeniy to the | LUT—Milentz « January: $9 $4 ie : ] " Hy for an unencumbered farm. pret TACANT Wid —40- 80 or 120 fret Wert CITY REAL EST He FOR CALE ENCANTILG TRUM On Ag. | cash. 9127 Vermont.” ie homes, as wéil as lots on which you may make a safe investment. f "I ee Te cachnne double 4aend4 kh . eit ar fiate . nes! - De stat rice and ] ‘ —Forest °8 Se . jn st) LO t : S ‘ arles | P Ka 2 | e ~4 | j Hig ove - - : vt 7 | . . ‘ . . e . fon K-18, FostAieratcy Saereb— Fords acreare, io smailor | “Tiga, Tusa? = >! 5'e Have You Seen Jy [rom we tse eee oe " Just read these facts regarding this very choice subdivision. : s tc liave oaut fu Moon »edan. arge racié Wiis pas as’ ’ wiay- ; pe ‘it . ‘tr, anon? ~ oe ie... S Ss ili 5 ‘ ; : 24: want eingie or double flat: will hew, 505 Cent. Nat. lia: I “4 yar 5 hog F ae me — = The a ? it on Lans bad 7 ume and pev ecash difference. John WanrT first deeds of trust ' ty im , “= - — MIOy RATE 1} ICED 1 &rs IN ‘ ne «at M $4) “" Auffetihbere BIST locust hemon . rove4 ut 0 $R500. for eauits mn mod A Sie : ‘? ree Lox »i ‘ : - 7 - _ egg ; a. ) ;? Perea , iad eS ia NO ogy rian Crest hill Lg pe AREA: TheHOLLY HILLS District Comprises 240 acres—a city in itself—a Ste tiate oF other city Groene MNWTLL ay cach for -famiiv anartment or ,StiP- 220 View! ay.. near 9500 5 Broad and 4900 west. On the peak | KETHERS act 354e s"Grang CA | sufficiently large tract of land to assure you that your home will be surrounded hee. Post-Dispatch ss \ modern Gouble flat. if cheap Cabam 2 ——, a: Mct Al's Si) ANT) MITCHELI at: oO Oe) | LO ust weet of Willams: log! price in be b AAD ASLAS TGS coset) ge by new buildings and that you are not building adjacent to a blighted area. Add pa opie set: South Side, Box M337.) {5 OUTS Malic wag CARTER S SM [tf Not FE (QUINCY. SSBK—2 Vacant ioie, 55135 T. to this the 100 acres of Carondelet Park and you have a district of 340 acres that res. Miseour| 3 Frets "{m provemenies r ward road: want flats, apartment or 5 Purchasing agent f ents Leth and Huss 1 ae ni von Paieace veered i Wi Sis. feet. north sid a chandiee. W. J. Asher, 5650 Perghi eer os vacant: ¢ naider ripe. ‘weeantional Sneculatio | Some lots as Jow as $40 per foot, it 4 reuse we Fer between Kings- |” v SxT . . ‘ : C Bhs as Real a aR ES ee rc es, {cluding permanent city, Sirest and. alleys} Riseway and Watson rd.: low price. Se LOCATION: This property lies west of Grand Boulevard, which is today and lox 1)-405. Post-Dispatch 2) KEAL FSTATE rt] e: ALBERT LL. WOAS | s hools. stores. bus wines an iN r DR 815 Chestnut - : > sn Laud ort: Disratn PAY ALL CAH REALTY CO 6226 OM? Parkview | church ey eprint 2 (OOD 10T Sane. ene protection. And these restrictions are real—absolute. Lot owners cannot be de- EX ‘ANGE —% 1-2 ecres. Deicke. LAY LAR Ama ish .] } Lot rney " ; ’ ’ bn CAL © mRERAITN - " ; : g a _ ' Meramec. with 5 cotta room a : Se jig Seber 807 CHESTNUT cT © font. splendid loca tio oo | lots: bars || Riverside 54%. | $400: good transportation Golfes prived of the safeguards of these restrictions without their consent, because they perty: oer fo Sac ae oo EACTORY SITE—O'RMEN BOILER. | fer" wor teose Nistor BMI" LOT oso fuer yp Darstmaorr wireen ™ = @aNnot be removed except by the consent, of ALL lot owners in HOLLY HILLS. ae me PLANT at 2th eee Metiaaghs feet ~ (Os . mn &46) nt tates simolutely free list; Gom- Hon to prokers. liarry B. G Business a ace Gaea teroctst roots betenen tant, | wich ares “S20 toot. _ 510 | “south of 114 Hucna’ Vista, adn Cauy i: IMPROVEMENTS: $800,000.00 is being spent to improve and beautify this Chap hide. Los Angeles, CaL(e) - Bi si\ E . I a ¢ a velte 1¢ OOM | AAT TROT fa AND CHARITON—Iot : “gh te . rw YP nom aang : ne . ‘ : : - - rae per con een ae Ha easement Bs HIB) Sp Nelg0. Aimervas Miley, 89 ore re ineehigh aay Parke ater25_ on offer’ Hon Fuse, B pt $8000 ma i INVESTMENT: HOLLY HILLS properties offer a particularly fruitful field Dieretch__—____ane oy, dear for Shes Vat eo | EUCLID AV —In Ganee” Crest Hill: 90 | 217 fo cost of January ar 2 blocks | beautiful lote Siix165 each: ” eacrifics to the investor. In the past six months we have made resales of lots at a profit of gt oo ya ee me 4 ae TAGE Wid—tooking tor a home in| gt $25 per f alley made; sewer, wa ade in ATT HEERMAR™S & CO. 100 | 10T—200 feet > vacant om South | i ea yrIOMN: ] : hh 35ers +e ~ jane Me ie A pi eab — di what ave you. Bo3 tel : Eas ay: ee aed ~* ‘ATER a. e 41 ae . a4 ede . Th. mi We . wy t Re > an s $300.000.00 Lo the QO} lg@ina pul c ase! - rxachange for improved Miesourt farm, : a ITAGE te — Wi 1 Dey. ash f r a 4 er = — N ‘ nar J Al GAl or M : a B; S20) 4 ~ee LO es ict en 77 e va wt : o =o tee ; rT) >? . . * e ~- “s . ‘ . 4 ~* " ~- Far male or trade: in beatin ee or Couble: oe Cuter. Delma: ) 46 . 1 Chestnut excellent locality. 75x90x175 lan 1 Mlarton rd.) Victor 4 ®3) Fiat Wid — inci. ae dadoubie M Y. ee Cm eo, Natu ' . a: INVEST ON GRAVOIS AY ~ ° . , —_~ , ‘ _ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ +4 xers if 7, iw > . VI ? | ’ : 1 i ome ‘iTn % = "eC . Komer. Ri} 13 \ ith at i“, tral 4400 ves . . Lat Loa 120 (sravols and Milentz ell a” : - _ Sern ' at t. ex ran desi d. ' } . ‘ . ? iand nl | . . . . bn on on @ ’ . = rersite rw, vacany ‘Jot. FO t.. FLAT OY ps ; , mae rt Mee ‘ Let 595x170, Gravois and Milentz rieied agains pereers $0" fou Se. ere mx 1 a] Post 1) be tch. ' LAT aren? 1O0xXL 0 : feet —— ot 40«1°0, Gravois between Sierce!l and = ~ af re id e: a ° Sad sn iis tee ont D aac | _ i ee oe ee aie = S210 Crave sn M120, brement | tiara Warner aT weal gael } Drive south on Grand Boulevard or take the South Grand Boulevard bus to Ca- ret na. oat 2 ic ernie 3) % improvements: ene--tors rame atore Pb PP te. i conei4er a Pom OE: le DAV ment tox i> f: Aa = > oF ~ ‘ i “TIANDISE W — 8. Fost 14. foamy WAT Wiad x), » 6 beara Pole WA nay Y cyt e700 se down at a Der 7 ne? building: lot 7FOxtiG., Gravois near bi. . ‘ ene sil | | P kK. >| ] | h — — ~ hg North Side whick greet it eee, ~ .64. Post-fis es ¢ 85%190 on Vineer né lenwood ; : Serer €15 pre ry WORTH €20 Tr One e eT ar SE ect V our ot anc gr OW u p W it exghange for atock of merchandise wAT Wira a ‘ > wee single or | ha ‘ wr a : ne ' , BKINK MANN REALTY COMPANY 4 ‘ots ’ Wee? - hever tr? ‘ ene rty Rox m-8) Post -Diepatoh bie hO™me «at ’ eet met lox Ti i. nt , = hore ecorne ' 1010 Graveais Av Hiverside “O60 forme 2 s “.) scar ~ 2 ) sf erence 4. & LOOMIS. % a BEST TAM ATION ON SOL TH SIDI KOTSREAN. 722 Chestnut Mein 1195 Prey Wra — Por exchange. ea rmile 7 and & peom apartment, hy ws “ent emaller property. Box Ti ern toch reTaTre Wd -—@-tamily apart tine for S8500 per year. “a0 9n0 want erme : Plat Wty i.farn : ling : , . Re ae Peek rw Rie TAtlti sTORE™ MeNAIR #F AKEWI tt. 1955 DE 1. MAR Weat of (lroar , . ———, | _— wos . ‘ss? . ; - ‘ ne : ‘« ar q e . orm , : —- : m ~ . ‘ B. if ar’ * ler Rew T.3R1. Poeet-Tiepatch. : i, & x o1 ’ hag : ’ ci OTs PROPERTY Wid _ eechans® PeAROnA bie + ce: furnaces not ecessa nr) ' Baer = ) ws “vg ‘ ; - ’ ne ; , “ae PRP CC ROT hestnut Nort hn r « ay? ’ t roa I: Nor 0 arree M tect ee! rn’ Tw'ta pinnta ei ah Nex Ts.04 7 ‘ This tor [| 7 ; ; . ~~ - - : a so . vy - J =| “4 . 1 * ‘ . : ; ‘ . + 800 acres in cultivation. : Witee4.5 or &-A 3 . weet ne . your . ™ ee a & Be) |. nen, Mien ; ai saa . bile for eultets “ation when cicareé : Trion eout? - 1 age - , ’ i¢ Cer Vl rie er : : : : . S| ‘ A ") \ r ‘ ’ tye , ‘ rer a a a OO ee ~~ a a x“—F oS premente eon st of Mason ia b , Rox 1 ; tiene t me. ... ae — 1" ci7. 6O at § $19 5 ‘=e . ¢ ft e. &. of Care- rs wee a ee oer ses . ‘ani ~« ° Reoom houses and three 4 AT Wea 4 ; ge 1A> AS ‘ ios ee Y : ‘ : * 14 .' , ) . wef tn Weahington County. Modern: sta ti eee age I eee as Remont ~14' _ sai ” to nis res ae Ses rf n. 8 | from tation. part office Satins ore an | ' viveris ~ west of the Aberdeen near Dmrtfor ; “5187 ' *h end conarere read. sell. Bos LAT We : : ’ : ne 1 } = nae } | : \ Poet. THenetch —_ " ic. ner of brie ’ . > Ay >L”*T> a. ’ nA ve RiakK«C. AIN—WELST SEL! . [) [-D ti eee een acts | ONLY $85 PER FOOT srin'a aoe uaa | ee ee en ee wel ) ae A | i > ve. rent $7120 Pla ¥ oot oh al , a nark ‘The ‘ niet n+ 4 ye 7. as ; . ; f ) for pecttderce of ematlier ‘nek al ; — wn ee r ae ‘ Tee is? A Lye) ning a . pias s ' ' . 2 Se] NORTHMOOK PARK , ei). a ‘ 9s « | = Ter ay on . ter . ’ fT Tlarae ry for a rem . 63 or oot- 7h , ahd ’ ‘ } Te : TreeTs, sewers Wa , oo a =o rr S Sit er] } al —— Or ‘ . . \V ictor A 6‘? ) -476 i tric. trade for aingle fiat “ | re ch. : , minal | | . ‘ ° 4 ree Met over €4 : ' . % it 4 T) * all 17) and DA Lor, >] A | rs GuICcK me ye Co, 825 ree oe Te: | | " 4 nel a ‘ } 5 ee Snegggar _ _ P 2 : P ' ; aay et iiti " t)aat . . | . : . ca SITE : ter WL. RONALD, 721 Chest Office on Grounds: A Poat Prienet ch mae 7 eee | J M411. P.-3 KingshighWav and three Dioens F brick fiat and 2 cottames. pgp URGE ae ch of Mlorimant. See me on! y ema socknen |" 1 SS Riverside 2599 44 liom Disrn teh Went oar: Pag: Dy are POX iL?) bOF SOUT )j lot dSSa Tat . ‘ . ‘ Br, =, . 3 . = ¥ | \ N E Y A Y. ) hts er side 162° L1\ € S1¢ € yay > ‘ VV ANGE—Por a wood ee -— die or A lav afternoon, +. MO mg es tro | acres. with aver 1) \ | nL | acres jian@- al in rome CT) af] Grand oars $ rooms . rat nent -" ahah : es | nas e the Ter ~ eh “ owt , R n , . : : ™ iw ‘ tT} ‘ “ ; .* 4 bs ; rie >. a : . ~ or HARGP—S and ; LD Leach 217 Ieughher ox Y>.17 ' \ . reome 7 Wed —o. ; ‘- = —~ 7 ‘ } ert the Ters K mr 4thxs — % , x phd ior aoe mnvk we part DAY: eS S Or cottare must te barenin: WJ, RONALD, 721 Chestnut. $y hit ges th ne mie—Finney ‘and. Pa fax r | a ——o Those Tapaton Ge es S88 balance terms Box ¥-256| Oliva 894) “es Colfax 4385W ™MISSissy Bhi Vg eg wise euty ©1600 or CSO wer'tiet: cont 4 = = ————— S/o oS ee = Ls a XCHANGE—Apartment * nerty Dispatch. cy «LIVE ¢ . ; oe “ . — : - $40 0600 equity fer mnalier Dis ' | 4 nhe omah Box H-153. Post: ~~ ‘ Peed ‘4 ‘HANGE—Prick eoltagr 1 ‘or gent car, balance » wed Robert, =, ne rene ee lndusrtial KINGSBURY BOULE "ARD

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IP ons . — = ney . q ’ a ai sUNDAX. i 700 F. Pe SUNDAY, ae 1923. BT, Lie «a™ 2000 REAL botimscror Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. APRIL 2¢, 1996. ge a oe ALE SUSUR — == ee 2 COUNTRY Cl The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend the J . Hanley Road, One Block Nor Opening on Sunday (Today) of we a ’ * WWE at g) 1 An Exhibition Home "es : In DAVIS PLACE oa | ground of moulding paneled walls iffords an effective setting for draperies and furniture. The is anim pre ssive furniture represents the finest ex- ee ae a hk: se Fe Bett sit . ‘ 1] amples of the English, French ang oms ever used for exhibi- example of elegance and dignity. Two large h 1alls American cabinet saakene est, Se 1 ining room, and two rooms arranged as lounges : with beauti- room is illuminated entirely by } floor and table lamps. Ae —_——— ~——. rid * . . . .e largest and most ele- —- The huge living room, 28x36 feet i4a | ——_— —_— > as -_— a We . | - — 2 . at H ~ y - | - + ~ s 22x30 feet. contains a magnificent dis way ot Tur- ful scenic all paper and wicker furniture. form . . ~ . . ss * . : rae a . a nishings, decorations and accessories, including an interesting part of this pretentious exhibition . * ~-* . . . . " the famous Strozzi Suite of dining-room furniture which was planned ne cate out by the The Dining Room . -_ : Interior Decorating Studios An elegant suite, the Streast modele 3 from the suite in the Strozzi palace in Florence, consists of a large table, a console, a serv- , J | , ing cabinet and § chairs. The od@ — / i? f= piece ts a lacquered cabinet. The ' id ‘ ‘ At Gh ‘F, LOU} wall decorations are a sepla gray # Real Bargains in Reside » " panoramic formal garden effect. y } English print draperies, decorative accessories and fixtures are is YO expense has been spared to lights, which give an unusua! rtain the v1 afternoon keeping with the general scheme BCeantry Club Court, when completed, will be | make ‘‘The Mansion’’ the show ance at night. The huge veranda across and evening of the room. Be found anywhere. It will consist of 15 higt - place of St. Louis. It is located the front of the house has been fitted Wis : aes ed with evergreen trees and shrubbery. = « ~~ +> ~~ be - - " > . ~* Ps \ + »~* ap : a $ on a beautiful kno! back from Clayton ip with porch furniture, and f: here | os ) a a Rie, Ricicli al EF RTE eae ay ea IRE ing plans for Davis Place, lead to ‘‘The " Bax of these homes have already been complet moac 7 and 1s eurroun le ° nv iovelv ©'onp- eet. + 1S. r i) alins 3 cv Per ing ‘ an aa i = . a \ " - i t af a: . - , , , » ~ ae ” ST ; 7 4 ae - ing grounds, trees in blossom and ne of the beauty spots of St Louis epg enn —epee digesta agg bs es ote The Lounge is _ ee a a Bo etre. iso from Clayton road. Parking space > —? b , , shrubbery of all kinds ; nenwide Gan 100R aan he Two delightful rooms are ™ @eThe homes in this Court have seven, eight and Peenearations ha 5 4 r). a Serene kvpingN $2 ay DaKine equipped as a iounge. The wajj | es. Thev have every modern conv An extensive srstem of Ulumunatior 2 eee ie: Rt a Mansion will be open all day and aul decoration in one room ts a beam | poreh wart : = ; ) ee ve lighting fixtures, and are metal weat . ‘+ +s tae a | i i t? Fr ir ves | ’ ; J TT ‘ rec ¥ is ~ ee : 7 t 1 T on g> Xt" 4 ng ’) SIN ; vs an i Py ‘ rv VW é ek. tifu! « ‘enic paper, the Dance of the - ‘I 2 , , —_ Bias \1 . : ay eee . ‘ ; - oe Nymphs. The other is an all-ouup | ' | ‘ paper with Japanese effects. Dray t ‘ . eries of gay-colored stripes antl 4 «= These homes must be seen to be appreciated. Daris Place. the new subdivision located in 1! heart of th: st residential dis- wicker furniture make the lounge - 't fail to inspect these homes before buying tig’s Satin Brand millwork. : : ‘ -_ ; Lit lie — NS Lf jis Li V Ui’ ae 23 4 Ww a= a, y a+ c= Lu _ > —a a a Most Beautiful " > , » 7 . ; & : ane ae eee Sk 2 ore —— : . 7 . . . a . . = = ¥ _ = — eee eS x I ee =e ee ee ee ee — ae 1Sit Subdivision Su os SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURS'N PROP’Y FOR SALE” Y . : _. EW BRICK BUNGAMOW. _ $350. DOWN OOM BUNGALOW 200. S J ‘ T TG GOING TO BUILD? ; rece See | Bexcalow, sie, Bows |4-RO0 G 4 DESIRABLE BUILDING ‘ : ) 12 weet. off 6611 Hoffman av.: brick: bath, im\yin) Tr=T7 SST tT FIESTA TART TT ° . — oa a : ne ee 4 . — aA © ee pos o~ athens a. aan UTIFt L HOME AT a ie ee ive 847. ; ee ri Office located west side North and | esvetem. we can save vou AT LEAS VA, ‘ r\ is . . ’ , * iu cnae Inno € . 2 . | — s ef ¢ 150x175. restri =e to $15.°00 resi- ): S + ; ‘ | ° . . = . . . . : = =re.* r - ~ ~~ v ae + be: at a ’ 4 Economy Contracting & Realty Co . | = Hot: | = Sane: |e a i aoa eee pence): soetal, woe rome, ate oj) ADISON Ag Ben Altheimer & Bro. Realty **Retter Homes at Cheaper Price: . _ Ptet ait” Maa ~—a* ~) _ BRICK BUNGALUN Bane ME somrernies- - sn ernngyy >on —_ ote eee ‘ile goon Bee | hath hot-water —_ . : ? ; . nem ee wer Pig 5 ars rn: Des n. See owner " me sts BOATMEN’S RANK BUILDIXG e_mortt ; . $4440 electric. cruniteid Dasement. « Si PET OO ae telenbone Parkview 15306 ; 2 Fourth Floor, N. W. Cor. Seventh and C Gentlemen— Without obligation explain vour v . | * brick. rooms , cara ns terms. stm Locust to st. Chars. | NEW MODERN BUNG i tes $ . ef - ‘ . = . * : ; on ~ =a & -\-+ ++ Bois ” “ . . . oe , : 5 7 room recegiicon = 2 Name ‘7 e ee ee 8 *e*reee ee epeeeerere sees — . ‘eee : + ; . " = = . - - 7 , at ee : 5 r "es rd » Tm «¢ 5 arse ~~ 9X . . “ ~* > ‘ ~~ ~— : . . . * = e ~ - 14 fh -- AT 4 BAK = ‘ a Qr “ae ; use ts " exc’ ent con- ress o> @' 17° es a ) - y- B $4000 $7000 ALBERT vA s 4 m L \ cm : . oe ‘ ~ . es' “4 8 sy terms REASO! PSO £as- piocks from &. Charles ra _ ws to ; . err" Hite ww r srhkview €7) . ‘ ' i» we tor 4038 ,2 Den Subcay 2 to station: ‘mmedate ™ ese es On mn Te ‘ : y . | af Sew 4 . . ot SOS = aos | : cold wa- 1pm _f) | $$00 “aah SS re a an All Conveniences. Easy ESS SSI \\V onde ful , « : — | - — ert “ senery e. xtra Ty ro ¢€ rae NEW 6- Fe v4 IM HO ME tEGErS* as SRrEROFE| an | ' ; ' Figen ~ r gas, city water. well and clste BUILT NT_DRIVEWAT| Office oven Sundays d on Florissant Rd. between Normand) Lindel4 \ \ : ’ - . 4 .. = ts ‘ a +. 6" 4 » a, 7 . ; | DW. i: 4 A | ane Sus ns Po iakea Dart gigas Bayt me S| ees, ah 2 eee oe RESIDENCE - GH B SURKAMP & 2 J »T} \ ’ 2 . . ; - " ‘ ~ - ee 4 ‘ —o >> 2 , or €6 . se ‘ P .. a GIG IDs ee space ot AND : 4 e te °9 + . ‘ Kursk a —— : sla 52 _-= e reas 22e Dri ar tes 4 Ss noute VE 4 CRES + | Nertheast camer of ' Jade are Tar —_ . * > . . . .* ~ SO ls - ee a. .. Sur at — ~~ ~ at =Te. > o »“ * ae x = ~— a eT "ee y >é Ro . ~ =" TH =e = : = = 6S en Inde!) he = , ts . ‘ Pons " o ‘ " . . . . ~~ - . “ d ce a A ‘ cy . ae oe r . 7 4 Ti mV L” Natura. 2- ‘43a saad . ta , Gerveniter thie be ar 4 oat - > ; er en: ~» itt a4 * oom ; as aot-water ~-y ; : j on . . . ~ a " o — " . - ~ 7 4 - a ‘ fe en Ldeten bacon bee “ : ; ¢ er 35s : it Overland the price. Or trace for rental property New St. Louis Country Ciub ¢istrict, om | SUG SS * “Biiced to oul Oe - WE WILL BUILD YOU . attractive wre ef me re ~- : , , ; : . = " Pree x 4 at .. | Meck niahs = gen > Latee 26 ——— . ric “> ig oe :) - wr ‘ = . " ~ . . - ¥ o> - . —— " 2 - » « . - eer ‘ Tor * RAST EY Valier AON” Ae rire | 5a ead Awe ; Sa Sri | Ak “Reo EL ittle C ad nh ote allude ) so SR a art Ee ittle Gray Home in tk — oe e. - - - . - wr ae ; ‘ - ' > car. § - ~ ; - ck eust a e.trees wn r line. Price uf ‘ow ™ ; " s. a ie . a . = - _ a oe 2 8 2 ‘ f ~ : -¢ oe =e “er VeK NIG RO J 2 osteo POP 'Y hn SALE ° : or . Soaddinw & ti re ae : : E rEMENS * Zz? TRIST. 719 Chestnut) woe well-built tame of 32 -— Come out to our new developme c CA Bens ry a . are | = =~ . . =? : “ i i eS rrr TF . ’ —_- ot-% a ~ vng a. Man rr I ; oe . fr thee & : ’ | ; , : ~— . ents t XY ‘ url 44. ? : NE Ww D e { d cot ONI A I oie om —- aun. wis shade a =e « . chester Ay enue and ] e ~ , nahi mating eeausit a , : a | + Ge | oa By, oe pear car line: price | 3 bloe West ennsylvania " the - \ae ure tirnigee rm “ : = TRUST. 2 : 4 “ks of P Py A reves 1e2. ; — 5 , . , wise. tik > $ REALT’ 410. Post-Irs . (ee — § An bund of shade trees. Sy ae . : r : : : = shoubde b; _3831_N a toa i way e=nn ND CAS TOO LATE TO * a Se ee | : a > “ bd . *. - : , a ‘ = = . -* “4 2 x ~ a : an = = : » « . : - - - fa - ie * » “ + . ; . = . ~ o - ~ . ‘ = be " = ~ - 2 ; > i“, xin 23 > 2 - ~~ "? 7 A M ~ N—Exzcnarge —_ for - q \ 5 ~ “~~ E\ ENS hr _ ™ es . > » Wane. Be. 8, t {s+ " vacant ict : + . 7 ‘ . ' 4 - 2 74°" - sla’ ad = - 2« ' " . ~>»* » _ = --' — - . . o ; ACREAGE —S sows “ ee nes eae . 7 —o aie - : ir : ¢ Lackland : Balance om ¢asv ‘ems w' handle pur- be:g> dor hood Cabs ee - F&F 4 N 7th St ~~. he a ite > Pre m* « ~ . : ° * . — a 4 , . . fa is j . . - stn ore “Zz ay ¢t* . ae LA T= }f —— -a 4 av 1¢ . ¥ a 1 é - ; .h 4. « ~ 6 4° - “ . = ‘ s a bad + . «= * m | ~" rr ae VWiw - “eater a7c " ines “ls ei eas 3w 5021 42 ce . ‘ > - 4 ’ a - . ‘ — = ” = ~ 2 : = > id . - a “ . ON. naling ’ ‘ : »> a . 4 , r > - THF oOA1;RKPrs xX 8 [we L arr “ve ar a "Se pace and then and valnter ws Sat we ae a NY “ >i > » * - . be : ~ -_ - . . 7 a - r - . . —— : _ , Ll = o4 aa . _ —_ ‘ : - - W x . Bees ° T> led , ~~ , rT ‘> . } . - : . me = é a ———" “ - ~~ , . — : - : . ~~ + : 7 i. e- : s _Perary Revue RSW et ha . sm: s ss | ee ae a "S31 N Grand a3 N Broadway OeAULL UL SOUOUPrDa n Home $4.50 Mote. 4714 E wom i Dik hee — : , - ' e - > = \ * ma. * al ° i as Geis ' mt a ———_-—— ‘te — A — . ~ ‘ . " - - + ‘ LESIDY Bowe RARG ~~ lien _— “ i207 as Keh- a! : — Mibevs a’? ‘ust ast | uy ; - - p . ~ - : - r i. > P ~ 2 x Fm oe > rw a ; -— 84 ; ; \ Per ry 4 = - st ails —- 7 - f St eas aT 25 e fre for fiat or on u* met - La . . ~ : ' g - FP : - T natant ™ aan aw? : avce rete . emcee fo2« ouick as. = Ot go shee : “s : : , : s ar , . nme — reee » baths: one acre of greund. orice at OREON BF 4 R G SCOTT ' - 4 : ~~ - ? re = . A Al ea2. 604 . . Tot. wtp REN‘ ef WV ‘ ™ ~ “ a . “ e - : iok from & ' ; - ss $ . 8 .ORKERS 137 a bo _ * + ~ o . : 7 ' Bellefontaine R \ OT ase : ay vie ae . “ a - i> ei Pitebili¢ ‘yi ‘ res = zs oon - , vaage )* Puss Pal @ re! y rol . ° . — . ; “ea . tes of . . or 3 5. Ww 420. -.% " | ; | oR SALE . . ) —. - , i . . 2 and os — . = s Lat» ~ marian fe "we «t -~ — »dy ar t use x1 4s th inate of om take aon AO ge me Near arecnr between Nataral Bridge _ xt is. hy *ernemeee af.. ous a= ‘ inspection, to . BARGALN—a Seem residence et st “ — ; = for , —— oan Bowes ar. 4 “~~ . - alls - a 5.) ——— . . r bel . 2 “ ° »*“— ~— = ‘ we — | oF See © of > ‘on > : ¢ ed “Te s ’ Te r Ps se * . - . , =z ~—e | > wy RFC s.~ANWT TF -. or — Agt 4 (1 = “A” @ °*7-r"r 2 : fea re a ’ re r - 7 ance WM x» ~ —_ 7 wor ts ° — . : . _ — re - . ° ; " . . io * - s a ~ : - “yy ‘ pet 4 rT A* _-— = “ - “ rm = — r4 ro “ —a ena { tol ~ . . , ~ ~ jeast ¢ - “hares YON -ore ~~ — ; . got A iemeneialh meted hi : — : , -—— Forest 1 » ane St Leute yy =F. aes, G2IsA Wa» tom 8 tis | 2 — ——- ie kIPt roe st BDIVINION . ie 2. Saw lee Lat- . ~ + wien oe toe | : Spine anys se ° rut HUNDREDS HAVE DONE THIS $500 provements: $65 diceast Oe am be . « . . ‘ : - . >, / oe . — , . “ar 1442 Fa, = a . x ime + frontage: wear § re) . corn eet : ee ' ™ ey a ~~ Se. ones RALAN(® $50 PER MONTH = 2 os 2: av | x .! an FP | AXD INTEREST a . . ‘ ; re « \ — *« 4 — _s . - . - at . -_— -_ 7 al ‘ = 7 a - - = ~ o - “4 » 3 a a - - " ~. . , : - ‘ * . ’ Tr? A ° - + : 7 ~ - = _ ed = a t S Pp a . ° , = aq . - ~o* _ ? — a > te — oan Diseet large wt , \4 id ma = ” - rat? te - ” °* : . . - . > 7 . = . 4 i — i $5 eee ies ——— . ~~ _ ce ~~ - twee as a-+% x we - ‘ a. « +s si er a! rat bed : fleer; r 7 rr a : : ~ , : = - : ° : - = ' Ar 5 - —e ~ 74 os 1 ia” Pa. rr. 3 7 * frwat ~“— gindl are et hax ave = - = wee e oo zx , ~ ot han dts a. - —— x w Ss - a. . joewn. SI ai* » = os — . Fr. —~ : with garage ms fhe . ae «a i. - > . a o~ ~* 4 a on ~= - i i * — _ oa —_ ws : - band arc — oe acres > me a ‘ > La 44 atures be =e : oO Poet Dhape ‘ -; ee a ’ ATE ROTT RFar.rr ' ‘ a a x . , a z ee —_— 2 _ _ to rire - ares rte a her Sock sowt 380) enn + ae miles from ss em Mi! : ™ A» “Sal : ’ 7 " ™ \ + . . > a . , - . ’ . r = ™iteer r. : “ $ ° —e ss " . c ° bl bas > eo bs > rR SS i. PERRY RUTH : r2 w ° 2 bat : A SSS \ read. ° * >. + - s = = “ . ° . ~ ~~ - - . BRE MSH -. fur ~~ > . - _ o = = ae «- «= e et- a ee — - aol - =. eejose { »N ] \ 9 I, E t T ( iF 14 —_ a — oy : : . . . - _ . ' *: , | oTa..2 for sale . Phone | _ : a. ¥ wees AT 2.06 » - Nasiey re. and | Rn oy.. omtzwen am * ‘ har es ste Pet 2 ‘ SCT est REALTY + Me. > xs = > es —e ; - : > st a. . kk : ; , eamme directions - - » NG OWS Segthweer ant 4K newhehwsy “ , | eiiiied Sion ry te ) tT. tt A ae eo { "- f : . ‘ . «“ “= .’- _ oe ‘ - . = oS FT 4 ’ rr ee - =") — i oe. s - i « ad a : ‘ ~J = ‘ , , . ‘ ° = . . -_ . 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STNDAY. PRIL 26, 1926. _ & 700F ARMS ) For Sale, Wanted; Personal | Property « and Real Estate Loans; : PROP'Y FOR SALES SUBURB'N PROP'Y Fi FOR SAI SALE SUBURE'N PROP’Y - ‘Room mentary back- paneled walls ‘e setting for rniture. The the finest ex- sh, French an@ akers art. The ‘a entirely by ips. » Room » the Strozzt, | gulte in the orence, consists console, a serve airs. The o44 i cabinet. The ® a sepla gray garden effect. ries, decorative xtures are in reneral scheme unge ‘ul rooms are nge. The wall dom is a beau- he Dance of the ris an all-over e effects. Drap- ed stripes and ake the lounge active place. 3'N PROP’Y FOR SALE { BUNGALOW —$5900. ffman ar brick. bath, gcarace. #08 arive. show. oF phage Mi: maar. Y wr cris LL. SC PP 214 Calumet Bidg, "BURBAN HOME MADISON AY, ‘Trace beautiful) 8-reom Colonial: » and hath. hot-water heat: in See owner on Parkyvw ew 7 HIOW IODERN BUNGAL Ow LIVE ST. ROAD roone —— hall rnace, electric fix- ‘ion, screens ba eeTnent h garage; jot a hte . anad bat? ‘ rner, Rox " > Fi P.-] Y 3 LEFT OF " BUNGALOWS sunroom and two *& reer and bungalows, bath. ee and shades sidewalks: m &t. “haries rd. — inte eS ae pasance. ear ; = P’Y FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALESUBURB'N PROP’Y _FOR SALE SUBURB’'N PROP’Y FOR SALE FIELDSTONE TERRACE * Tee sAl DW—% rooms, bath , mocern: UNTRY CLUB COURT Hanley Road, One Block N North of Wydown Boulevard (WENZLICK PLATE SERVICE) ; nab , HOW TO GET THERE ve . € “aif . ain wale tee a Pee ae REALTY CO. ' ONE OF THESE or 7334: t 4-f Kenwood Springs ’ =, 4 : . weet side Tack son, north of ° A VERY ATTRACTIVE ae +> “ SALE ANT—KENWOOD 2 FOR SALE sich ZAU TIEUTL BUNGALOW | eopraret lniversity City. @ ‘drearn’ A PTEROTT ben -) goons Easton af. pen Sundave Cabany ad on Florissant Rd. between Normandy & Ferguson “RESIDENCE IVE ACRES Rri4ee 4... = Brides t-water heat 4 hade tre an me “Priced to ool. cae ial or TER SCHOLL LMnY FR 7 = > cKNIGHT ROAD Tt) bullt here of 12 roome, a water heat. beving Pratt ew th esha +, word awil, ne: rr > lowe parti ‘y ZEIB 1G ens. T19 Chestrut LATE TO CLASSIFY. IN THIS PYTTION, B.SURKAMP & CO., 6211 Easton ONT ERSITY CITY. EUCI AD, 212—7-rocom stri moderg heme: extra | x156: gare fruit trees; WE WILL BUILD YOU . tittle a Home in the West” out to our new development at Avenue and Laclede Station Road 5 blocks West of Pennsylvania thes gael An abundance of shade trees. grounds for the children. orehing 6 roe@ma, 2 sunrecms; i125: Ivanhoe. near Fier. srt ALL IMPROVEMENTS ; Concrete Hard Road. xchange eedan for gore parm n int lot VW eet Onley ice AR. SCHOLLM EYER R. E. CO: *e 1210 NASHVILLE xn a + 700 Lae o-Room Bung: alow td =r apace for po haneet eter. with ST oth. 2 "Bander aa — a0 i Gano: Metz, 4714. Fede wond orva ust eart ine or fiat or bunealow, . hed PECIAL TODAY! Lar RICHMOND HEIGHTS 7WEBER he 31°27 & Grand. roe = 10), ion ¢ Telor, east of Kin Kinee- ~ - say Teer Tt on Rhodes av. west of Meck AD per feo Kansas ot. west of Kins® i) per foot ‘on ‘pleas et.. west of King $45 per foot. st 6000 8 Grand on Tennesree 6v.. south of Once ws) Te tor oe on ~ .- Bridge av. ené Goos- niDa. & "REAL ATA any \" niine " ‘bi ke Rooeeveit Hig? so = . te: BA @ acount for i Mea L118. Pent- *Diepe uth ide ow ba! cain uble 4 and 4 modern 2 hOO e#ingle 4 and §& ni SHSOO ()wner ~ a rot. Ti wren tr h price entity S30 THUEST REALTY CO, anc . neah rhywnav 7 tif oo rer near . ory v - ruwreT REALTY anf K thee? chwev yj.) rs bel 150 wert * £F- : barcain feet This house built as a mods to start University ¢ ersity City's finest Improvements and will be «Old at cost, with no Lwment and on terms of $200 per month and interest. This is & won: ty to buy & Trea meina new ming diatriet on your rent money. ™ trmlay | t twimar two bieacKkse weet of Penney !Vania to Mid- ' two kes to TI21 Cornell Open all day for inapection. Near ar «and bus [ite 7 -_ , . " , . WAGNER-GRANT-BELL STNUT REALTORS OLIVE 8671. a OR Everyone Likes a Bargain ~ HERE IT IS 7535 TEASDALE—UNIVERSITY CITY Special Priee $13,500.00 OPEN FOR INSPECTION 2 TO 6 P. M. jlenial with tile roof, hot-water heat. comprising long itehen three bodroomes, tile bath, garage, beautiful iot rrounGaing ceouniry wi © ae mt the best buy in .s emall home in St. Louls. Drive cout W AGNER- GRANT-BELL ‘PREFERRED REAL ESTATE”’ REALTORS : 722 Chestnut Olive 8621 ted 7000 Delmar bi 100x200 | Vinita Park ae Monday, 1403A N. Grand (g00T LYNN AV. VINITA PARK—a500 Modern 6 rooms and bath buagelow: ersitv Park. 2 pt pk vanla Sn dys gas and electric: Ruud hot-water system: 50-f ea D “TANG corner lot. 100x100: beautiful lawn, trees nd ehrubbery: Creve Coeur line to Hanley at ™ ierful bargain: Pent road: welk one block south; auto to Hanley ‘ orm piock Nn rtm of Be r ae 4 ocks south of Page av. or 4 r University Pari Bok levi”. | blocks north of Olive Street road a INITA PARE & BCR CAR LIN - versity Hills, B0-ft. west. Of ON SPRING AVA ry bl.: fine location: will sell at ‘AN SELL on 7 Box D-173, P.-D, __ RL ILT OF GRANITE AND CONCRETE. m north side Stanford 6 rooms, bath. electric. furnace Age A nd bi reatricted nelgh- | MORRIS AACH R. CO. & improvements masde, Unusual | NE WwW BL NGALOW—PRICE KED comp at $42 per foot re | 206 Medison av.: tot’ ay ae five VM. GPRLING BEALS T. aes Ae | — breakfast room: everythi motern asto Cabany 25% = /and attractive: price $7050. with Be TIMOOR DRIVE 7334— clot 40x cash. balance mont an SN ae ae (99) | JOHN. S. BLAKE & no, B15 Chestnut, and 4 room flat: bat? “IN VINITA cocTyt, 8103 aMdison st.: well built 6 reom all modern; garage; a bargain; owner wi water gas e@lé tric ecTreens price $7600: $1500 cash : TEGETHOFF &/ show you through, - REALTY CO 622SA/ J. F. DICKMANN R. B. CO.. 623 Chestnug 62682 Office open) “A BUNGALOW THAPS DIFFERENT fc) | —§ rooms on one floor: hot-water heat, ‘ iiesiei bloek nort? of hardwood floors large lot: owner occuUDies, mo front very desirable: | asking $6900. is anxious to sell: make us , mal! Wehate L186] | an offer on 5135 Washington, ‘CE—New 6 rooms hardwood| JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut, team heat. large porch; garage in | STOP! THINK! with house: high estricte Before you buy: look at theap 4-5 improvement: _ pr ced rien: | bunesalows on Spring [.., ae Bt. "orice ne }’ark ew “130 M : bs (cc) ‘s right; take lake tan and ("LIAN-—BASY TERMS ne block west. HE Inn! L. (cH) k. 4 rooms; one year 4d SEF 8104 MADISON AV. tile bath; mecder . 7500: easy terms: tot & 0x1658: 5-room SA Plendon p Benton 1615R. brick bungalow: tile bath hardwood fieors: 1IMNK OF TT: furnace: garage attached; owner there. $250 cash and rent money buys f-reom, JOHN &§. RLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut, modern enge ae ha yong 3 in BUNG ALOW ity: built. 1 teft; let us ow pets .: ‘so = | 9, 8217 Page. Vinita Park! new 5-room, . 1 fornace. tile bath. electricity: w eT HOMD ao — Ms. - a. | Reoen: large lot: beautiful a — YNER LEA ING CITY. | $100 down and balance iy Bs tile bath hara dition; 180 ae. BR A THOMPSON RE Al T Bare Delmer vert ? conaitjon,; , ~ ~~ Me. ‘®)| Vinita Park Bungalow Cheap LOT ' . . ¥ av. tuct north of Delmar. | Price Reduced for Quiek Sale TNIV RSET s PARK , | On south side Monroe. between Creve the best residential! section |Cocur Lake oar Mne and Spring: wil) be a c Cabany 7690 (cl6) found 2 dandy 1%-story brick bungalows IN 1 NIVERSITY PARK \af 5 roemes. bath, furnace. hardwood floors ced to $45 per foot: Cam- jend stri ctly modern: must be seen to be outh tic’ "S feet west of Vassar, | appreciated: price right and terms right: orice $2525 ot 50°x165 Further particulars. see ANTILE TRUST CO.. Ast.. A. JAY KUHS. 10th and Chestnut. _ Locust to Bt. C harles. ee IN IDEAL LOCATION Webster Groves ngton. beautiful 6-reom brick | RIG BEND KD. 715 B.-—Webeter Groves: etrictiv meters See today. 5 room. sunroom bath an doffice room crx. C.. Oe ees on one floor: aniendid busines sc etion NEW LISTING. BIG BEND RD 274— Bungalow, 6 R OOM RE SIDE NCE stucco. situated among large oak scons DOURLE GARAGI in large iiving room. dining doom, kitchen 019 LEONA AX DAY lst flood, 2 bedrooms. nursery. bath an at EK RSITY ct ees Rth sieeping poreh 24 floor: hardwood re, rH} = frepiacve. built-in tub, beautiful Agtures, UNIVE nar’ CITY BU 91 sand finish walls, modern in eve re- $13,000 BUYS 760 HARVARD spect; 3-car garage: one block west of ngalow oO 3 yooms coo” bet | Frisch Webster station; bys iine passes bn} wo d Toors, |°% | door. Price $9800: easy terms, Webster ) i eee Se ee LbUNGALOW—®5-room stucco: hardweoed floors, garage; io ut 590x180: 96500, $500 — _LTHE IvmE s 817 Chestnut. RADE re av. rr) ‘ 4 some of 9 rooms. jot i ‘ ish It ox H- 17 Post. Dia. J * fe RNS, 1105 Chestnut BUNGALOW—I bans a 6-room bu Ow . : _ will eel! for 500. GREGG, Olive We REAL SNAP ’ 107 WN 7th — ; beautiful : » | - opittal, Sfamty, spare: | BUNGALOW Beautial 6 room, Galltor. age? ann an ee oe nia style lJarge living room scross the Orr TM Ke ‘re RR. E. COo.. front: garage: ideal location anthy cnly Ae4 (*h, “ut ef Si 500 ‘ ten c all _ Grand ‘CQ k Sale Wante@ Anwe. BU NGALUW——®} rooms. in ~ beautiful net- (eo?) ng of shrubbery, tress and flowers, leowe lot, hot-water heat, convenient to en south aide Washington.| trains and street care: Sap n rd... be. r le. elegant locat!on for tween Frisco and Mo. Pac. recks. Mrs. : Kimball owner Heme a0 — oe (e) me owe t. 590x125: fust south ‘of 420 |g. NGALOW—New. 5 fr and bath. hardwood fileors in des’ and work north side of Cornell av. west ums brick fireplace ivery woedwor Fe light fixtures. shades. furnace; lot 50a] vaity Gerrans 2 tiocks from Manchester car, price Sie oe eraiving, east of | $5200: $500 cash. balance like rent. Call Pg ONE pe 90, co Webster 334J SS CLARK. 64% ( Webeter Groves) —8-roem modern rT emi deme on at Once. luation $1 1000, will take ema! house or cottage in city in exchange a6 part Arye . r,. ht .pat' rN = 1105 Cheetnut. vos sun parlor, sleeping porch, _= _, b- nine at once. brick treat ogern rarace —-- TN ly shrubs, ete, 7 hiixiT 34 Tt? >. & j re, $17.00 velue For, Spar ish tyme ‘Seana of unueual “tw terrige: cEpen for Tle : TrToom s. treakfast rock. bath me week irive out Delmar to/| verc? tile fioor ip kitchen. 2 3 blocks north to Dorset | Dreakfaet room; @ blecks ian al —_ va a ee | weed av.. 1 b Loek weat of seautiful 6-Family Apartment | for inspection. almost oginpl a ime 6a & rooms. eun varior. | OOUNTY HOM E—~—Modern Sroom bricks Wer orice ten ae a a tv house; with tlle roof x. . es ‘ - 7 Se R. B. CO 4 | wood floors, tile bath, wit - + * hi _—_— . | im@ fruit trees: an idesi » aie ; rts ] AV can arrange terms with reeponsl party. SART: TER . | Box H-417, Poset-Dispaten. CONRAT > LL. SCHOPP | t? P (> ; € a4 > ! 1c HE 7 wr T. 227 (Webster Groves : 3-Family Apartment . room frame house: bath. urmace, waren. 10x? SO bargain "5 Catee: 5& rooms. eun parlor. ga- | eT? SSI l. REALTY CO. a age = 548 8. Grand, Arive* mm ust he seen ‘> he = —. ne — Pe and erarea of A. F AIR i cw 740. flesidence. HOTFELDER R. E. CO 4404 modgers conveniences: large tt; $8006: eney terme i Pd ee ais ba ih, ONE OF THESE FAIRVIEW 744—Oner | apd wil) consider ay | his attractive room | very Gestrabvie improvements mace lar ngtor 5 rooms and seeping FIT Yor skre THEM } WEBSTER “G iA TRUST ie k gar ’ ; re r — an~ene — —— . . i — POREST NPFAR BOMPAR aie on 6 moms end seeping 200 end 602315- wate — ews «at compieter Street triade a KAM is rag, clan re hown by appointment only, | Jive + “OT CO. 805 Chestnut. | FRISCO. 246 eh Oe 4 rxen temporary {rome on - lot, _----————— ] Web 260 § av _A. 8 Loomis. 7 N. 7th. sents 218 GLENDALE, £ £.— ‘ Uni ity Cit . \ . a niversity Ulty or 7 rooma, at Elm. sal | HOME— Wonderful. 6 ot -weier O1onla | heat: laree Sreoiace: is on Gray ev: mn race, 208 exes tere | To ae SOUR SRO BS ee 7 ote? Pris minal corn ree ae Dye — celal Eaaet aaneaae | bewne and Macklinég — gh ge Agi , repeere w firer are that burns ‘HOU Sh New well yotereanta, rad a rere finers througheut | ce rage 2 me w® to ‘Sona for hem vurorna’ ; rer) at r “e ve er 2 mW ce shades, electric fixtures, JACKSON, 18 WO ted gurage attached hae nea iow cg asec siceving ter freaseone@blie price and con- fersge & f ne jotat remponmbie party Phone! Lot Webster, 50 feet ome if 4 ie) f* PG rth of Siu mit. . . —— only 33) per Ww } . ; fl‘ ve seven and eight | | LoTs— Webster @ room homes in Gan- | B Nos oS nondale, University (ity eee foot ee : . ke tie 1 . ~ (yet Cie invt ot. the big Majestic ong i a om advertisement in low. __Weobeter Sate... MARGIALA H76—-—by se ] ; page 4. repre nearly new aes MAY: SHALL, AV ——4 ee ao) ee rie furt 7? , = aS SS K oA MP 216 Wein Rha hNCh New Valley Park lased sleeping giased « peor ‘-room at Vatiey Park. 1 mile bam a Ui fyi Py aw 6 im (le Low tile and steaccoe tWo-rcar hatlit-om tal, peeGemtal ane rrnet t ryarace pibe |ese fur - teen (—_ tn 10015 in a beeawtiful val ‘on, pent ' roads erice 22500 Ask at hot-water hes ares liv r (fle @ cottage Don't be a taick flirwpdace (ome out io the sun ios hr a Teen tures. lot GOala = 4 jiaters. note thte we Or 7 4 Vinita Park cash sale See owner, 3S Plant ag aiia iV intte rare } —s © | artis ur’ MGALA tin Wetwter ive new 4 rooms, nice Dri vur = roorte. het. eo 2. teem jw 4 4 ff 7 " ., _ al } y % . TTE a TT. stake ee, ae, 4] eee Be) M «venoda v o tbeformetien, elii (Vinita Part)-—-Kes- gtuaMit TO8—T-rogm modern: § raome 4 tage garage ern. t-car care aol oie , Lng a, TER ——bO-ft. ios cash, « vercaio at _ §7 on terme te $45 on time payment: } fee of call & Cail Trier 3317 CGREON EB. & BR. G. BOCOTT. 600 Chesteat. —— e ~~ > 4 Seedieietinn ie ae + ee -- > -” 42 26 «

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ETROATY eR st sows | mer 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats. Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: APRIL 36, 1 ° Te ‘TCH —— PORT-DISP A ALE SUBURB’'N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS & COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ne am pant RB’N PROP’Y FOR S SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SA-E 8UBU Webster Groves Webster Groves For Sale For Sale es , a“ ~B— hin... Webster Groves Webster Groves Webster Grov - — = > MANY Other homes gftiractive list North, Northwest 1 " , = my ¢ wou _ —s ~23 (An? wil sec rire so go: most si) ef omer: noert , :' , a ee ‘ te nd ens ernis y any ish “cae : OT gt a New Bun ngalows at Bargain. Prices } hie eriect L ae ) - -_. mn. Forest 4310 5935 or S@ST Lacille av.: $1500 cash. balance $40 a v. wl WSS - a, If ibe * Hh Uv SE a | rembley Wilsoy PENROSE 43tis—4 n brick, electr 6 reem matt brick: all-reund 15-inch walls; 2 bath as ‘ ‘ “s I} ath a sace. price $8500. 4734 5933-35 Thekla av.; $1000 cash, balance $40 monthly ; ‘room ‘frame, ‘ r ‘ rie “ry ot ] ; « at 4-r or ck tiage S314 Oriele: £1000 cash, balance $250 monthly; S-reem frame modera, a ee cee wee eee aii R. EF. LOANS CO. tile bath, furt electric and garagt 5472 Thrush; $2000 cash, $45 monthly; 5-reem brick; lot 50 ft. re ae tan ee te the WEBSTER GROVES ant offer; very cheap. 32: : 6034 Thekia; $1500 cash; 5-reom frame; strictly modern. spd pagcegeer Aya se ve i a ; orl } WANST RASA I Ly *3 Chestnut 5443 Rebin; $2000 cash; 5-room frame; strictly modern. oy positive a ng Most Attractive Hi SACRAMENT) 420% —nurgalow S rooms, The abeve bungalows are the best buys im Serth St. Loule. Open dally € Gm ate Phe spare, 5 ee ae OPEN SUNDAY tile bath. hardwood floors. furnace: call 3441 Abner. fi-room frame: bath; $500 cash. $40 per month: goed tee ni; 8 rus . Drive ou moll Diieme an ont Sunday _or Monday. _ en ™ m te te . Ra - erect: —~ we 541 Janet V ~ Wwaleet Maen 4 4-room frame $3200 $590 cash. | we a G5°ta "se Lockie av. ‘32300 lige — esigns and built ber MR irik : kK AP } Pie rner © ue he easy ter = at Css “¢ 546!) Gilmore 8.3 frame fiat: $5 0) ash. balance $40 monthigs. wes. _~¥ Sa200, to reiease caeh “© carry 1K Ly oFET Pp Joy ait : esinut. ot ; Be. § = ‘ $ bed 44 lmore t-room frame: jet 5 ft S10) cash , furnace. . = work; ene only. and one of the | stinctive and im ’ - ao; MO preset - 4001 N. TAVIAR AY "i 5930 Elmbha 6-roam frame $500 cash. balance $40 per month _ . eur choice - ve the ATT} RI 7 A PR ee BU y ‘ neg mp inch J . ~—rLe = bend pari ~~ — osiuannan at branch office, end of Bellefontaine loop perth. Ther w ‘ ; AMM N & mmekKs e BUTLDERS Nc . Gmnt . ‘ ene It embdies i» - tele ae : -S Deate | etl: aorthee Gnttl abe sae Gee ; show you. Auto service frre. Y , 4 "360% West ortounnt _ J/Celfaz 6261. fe) | side Me 2S atone “Gnd best of architee: MA) av PO acna ue batt hardened ae SOs F TICKMANN RECO. 624 Chestnut KOERT, Forest 629° MUST SELL TODAY | dtaua "9 pb 4 ant ~% ltmake « e “fort -4 tay maw tums Pom, ons } _ B haw’ “ep Oe ——y ' S116 ADmer pL: new bungalow hard- ef what exacting home- st e tust how e 1 bu asian: gamma ena. Ge ee ee 2228—3--ROOM NEW | 5336 N. INGSHIGHWay | wood | vil take tile bath. mo be made here. : “S515 Emerson: 5 rooms, bath. COTT AGE, WITH ALL CONV =IN- Six-room Someta ers req ———_ TREMBLY-WILSON, Webster Groves N. Euclid. 5 rooms. bath _ IENCES c) | tile bath. hot-water heat, aa a * Ther ic ree entrance , mS CHas VI . - eean* and Alice ARN? > wi ~ i xs room rick tile | modern. e ’ . 3000. . ‘ _ ‘ " c ‘es £ . — wi . at oo J DD.» © Eee i» ‘ eRe: HARTWIG -DTsS: HINGER, a ~-¥ "Lattis 2 ay. Forest ‘tc, : ae ee a see. ae SHERMAN PLACE bath, hardwood floors. furnace, $7300;} p and recessed book shel ___‘Weliston . a a ettaae elacieae, Wail: mk kann ae baa eee BEAUTIFUL BU 5631 TERRY AV ENUE | ' . +n ' m@eur-room cottage. th beth and elec- — 2 “ A. RUST & SONS REALTY — ; : $26 Chestnut . a % ’ a % Ys - , > : : i ~ Re . 2 oe y -_ ~ - : a - NL eg oe aa he Se” ae dant: e . P : Z r os ones . ‘ : i241 PECK sT. ! " &- ‘ ~ ; tly » ] ; h a : v. . . ‘ >4 oe ae . ¥ uN , : , oe he -} > 2 eo ¥ Grand ert carage street made_ _Pr = $555 ) art “aoe brick, asl modern: SELMA AVENtTE ta th cedar closets fo: : SoS OES en tere _ Ses hastoa. | = COTTAGE BARGAIN. BUNGALOW—4 rooms. modern: bargain. | iste offer. — oreo , ‘ > r , « c . ce: \ te e $642 Tuck - ~ vite bath. fur- GITL.M AN. S827 A Easton. Cabany 20:54. | Jos F Dl CKMANN RECH ~ ns hat mod- 4928 SG 4a —_ - ~ ; : : ; ‘? i. " _ / at thers itie " TT1@ privacy for enc’ fan . *.4 . . ne >. - — nace ~-Ca Sarak. s- ~ sma! “2805 Bl N 7;Ala W- -S TOOTT?s and ba t frame S557 7 ST al Lo «- Par! SD. new, ° roots. tue bash | . ite a ong , — : ne s+. HARDWOOD PrLAORKS HAND-“OME ghwar and Thekia. then I bdilock ut? ) porch dou>e garage: MART I eer ae “ee Si? Chestnut “ye : L . at We " see LIN TON 4% + *) ¢..°- Ti — RY “= — aoe ~ aon — > 2 ’ ro J be een. EL L "Rt , a : cA’, BALANCE LIAE RENT ; ve | $ a ™ , > . oms. tie bath. tur- LRY ‘7—Sacrifice. modern 3-room | =. ) ee . 2if Oven. 1814 : : ttage: $300 cash. balance like 5457) Een: ctr’ “tly modes bunsak .; _ BAMBERG ER .. : 2 be BOL . : a n .. P PRANK L,, SDreT M Ete rR RK. £. CO. |. WATSON-OF : | ’ | . = = —— oe . : : = a ape a t fair x mode: owner wil hrick cc Z , threvue? Ten? Five rooms, bath end ial -_ ‘ : bs \ TOS FO Tee NN REC 8°32 Cheetnur eee se er Fr - POE oe electria: ; ' Tr ee \\ . _ ecaen ide ieeenidl ; > ‘ _—_ sE0V" x en - *“ CLAXTON. 5037—Cottage. nice 4 rooms. peer pach on 50-foot — -t . : ! i*Tt} ; i>\ - i is { Pil . . Ke OM BRI mn S "th ‘ \°H frame ar ler 4 i condition ob aa D for j rl s*a nt bar gain . tad \" : , Lock wood t Swoon} = | : - & Ol rt frame Ar ’ ¥s 5.72 ; rv v phe Baffman T Ji "LIUS HALLER k Go. ‘ ; mn eat 6 . a r & cash Mr. HF an. Tyler 383. of i a ho ¢ es ric. hard- ep 1GmS...Severs i a ~ 2 nes: day Forest 8762. F : WEST END ae es e)} ropel \ 451 Ye x ! pmens | | bOK' . £40 W—Res ‘ 35 | Whod f.cors. 2-car warage. furnace. = | | seems Inquire 6042 Harsey av. TeixDene & JONES. 2001 i 4824 Leduc > rooms, bot-water — gt . — ~ — =MM 614 Rrick b nga w. & rooms. | eee CAS . . ‘ : ee ink — : 5 ap an ae i —————— ap : 40x1° = the Great “elleton @is — — EMM " : bu Ww, : ma, : ' Phone Mr. Holland, Webster 220, and on 12 Elmwood As = SS 0 FE eels Santee ee £53 gqy NEAR FAMNGROCND FARE” | "SSG onad rome” die Sus” meceame guest ane ae mel TT) bee lent only = ; Li Rt “TFT The ma? gga * * > ' ever S734 NORTH MARAPT: 5 ROOMs AND eee , : ~ | 3 sarfield av.: moder : 4 ns Soom California *~agal Seuth Side a ae — . we? ru} » tHio i” , rht "a, 4. a Btn . Ere. ‘ quseretne-vewcnee=-haesinmenpoamoetentnepengramasseemaspuanatentnmmneninasieminmactinlle nice as can wish ft: fl . lot > | > ‘4 , : . ae : - ce . ~~ . BATH 4\D =Tuy b Ft KN + bt . i> Li l me " 1°24 N — —_ ze?" ¢: ame. bath ; sCcH EMEL R. E. Pease, trie hath. "50 - be . — - we he Y t 4 U ] ~ ‘ | G2 % 11s + POC > as $eROTT REALTY R2°84 Faston av BEL LIS. Realtors. Arcade Bidg. Olive “78. : ai eee —- Call Mr. Senne, | _Forest 6228 got wg ae > | Ca € hJ Le O " ‘ og gaan. Mice on . 61s! 5117-19 MecKISSOCK AN ‘). @831 N. Grand 'N. Breadwar POR THE month. inciediag al prime! pal P ‘“ >i Me { m= “2 l ‘ Gra a ~ °7 YY Tr. Oa iw a¥ oy y ™ bl 6 ya . : BS ; T a hes" ; 1? Be oe city. : ‘en ; Tete Piygre | ' Er I> a. ‘Y"y - ~ . on : . = . ee 4-° rs ‘tage gas rt } wer t Ric FUT. ee {ph - - : ————— cme | : o.oo traresche .. large a ali day af°5 (Good are » 4 oe i | y THIS OWNER SAYS SELL — oe - irk Tra oo a ce garace. }ot BOX PRICED LOW for IMMEDIATE SALE a eereDtion Welt be te ee. ae Daee of Floris-ant av G. D AMATO. (e7 ee | ' ' , . " . * : ‘ - : : . . . = se i ; : Pi ° . a . =, Real TY —— he a = — : : . , a2°¢ Zo ot — re frame residence 6 moms 2 : SE | ee (c’ | roundcings. con’ : : nt e bathe : ea dwe KITE for p of Webster and our sales iin. te Canane 6104. | mons AACE ‘hestnut st. | GARFIELD. 5734—Six rooms. bath, ?ur-/to sell, OHMETER, # b- NEW BUNGALOWS » ’ j , " “~, " _ »t) ' , ; : - ~ A . alias . ~ he pepe at > ~~. * 9 Sa ‘ ° * os . * > — . » Bo 7 wv nace e.ectrk «~ Ad a eee GENERAL MOTORS DISTRICT ot ts : _ LEXINGTO UNION opr » d _ 7 a > ~ . ‘ ‘ es , 1) Zz = - : : = : . — . , ”~ Gk Ww KAL M rT RK 1 oar tnd a "As . 2 Pr eS eA # KUNS REALTY . +746 NOR : ' : er P INGT N AND » * 831 N. Grand Linde!! TS00 . . “y 2 vw ® a hole se ba 4 . a we a -“ > -_ a" : . js & 7 wr . , s ; ~ | \' 4 te : tT ™m . , = , waa rAN! : if nil. Ce sk dln ee ROZDA REAL ge: t : es TEENTS & > m. EDW. LC KUHS BEATTY Go| 5431 GENE AXTON AV. BU UNGALOWS | eter I . = ; , , > on a =} rHils ryt . ra—“IIN IT * . — -S31 N. Grand Lindel! TRO Beautiful new cottage ef $414 Cleyton: dandy 6 reome. tile bath BL LALOW ) - > ~~" — « ae = . \ P ° ~ . P . 7 " . : =? \ a . 7 = a ‘ ‘ , . . . ‘ ae) TRE if t ° 3 ra p es = i a ? pretty creations | Be PRICE KEDUCED—MUST SELI . a° .. & e ae Wells - wi it. hardwood floors: jet | “h-* te Pam ee WALNUT P ere on. Renotites + lee ie — Bt ‘Sia LOW — ] ih! i» Bi l’rices - - ] mare Fy 0a ‘ ‘ a? L20n - . K ‘ " oT ’ : Tite sie” a WEN? TT tal '’ : } ‘ ~ IFUT ic H R. 1 co ST} T MI ON x =T Tt ry %. . r or 5405 Beacon av.. caer Seat. tile ant Cae Sa —_ Put : | nel nanen Seer oxen aa oa agey tres | brace, & . a | ; = . me .” : He °t So » a : =" 5. ng —— “5 - Pr . : or ‘ + reomes See, ta") Ss re ¥ : { 3 id)! hak } 2 a : : _—. _ eo » RPrHo\i (* 'T wT TAGE a oa oe 49° 3-—98-r Of , bungalow ~ = ' " . » > — . ; rT . 1 ‘' eto - - ~™ ? ° ns . ta .«" - = tures str et a> ; > e Fa nn Pe a 1 terr Ss +5 ' ‘4 . ington 6 “ | { ") (* AS H Ih hating af! hardwood f oor ; . P ‘ id , - = “ , «t mie , . aah. ~> . 1 e Quick Sale Wanted” Agent . . ui whens aneeaall : pane FN ai we F . as ce , ’ Pre 1 oan Sel Wes ~ : | too WOODLAWN TUXEDO. 61i—New st © roome: het-| parti, furnished: must 8 ree | a ee : ga olfax 38] " NEW BUNGS : a «A , — ee a ue RN RI'NGALOWS BUNGALOW . a won = we mORrS 4 Banu aE ce AN RSON -STOCKE-] RL MANN a SS er ore 6 rooms and sun room: . lt - 5 rooms. sleeping core®. | gujider ’ " " ‘\ | > Ee 3 . Se SS SestTn ut -— . ’ : o> A N r ‘Ge v Mare ve? fa. . ~ oy a) ¢ . on t - near a i yh "-) rr) ) - ; -_ ard —— v - on ae R + — Ww te ™ ‘ ~—nows ca* s i e ; - ~ " = — : ns . “a a * - > ee : : “a "= om? a sarage i lm" ee . | = —— TV IPT ™: er =“ @'> ~* cr > 2 ‘ wrpevery + atfans ne -» New’ pat . aye, — . - io = = > P.> dd) eo oe = . . ~ ae . right - Jn a = meac 9 ie . w vrs. ’ r, A at — 4 « F a ‘ a S07 } WN. i 8; nion Ay. 4 ¥ : ~~ Sow Ocul "new 5 ronrm a. forecre : B: N“ eA LAvW- ~ 1A ‘ ++4— "D “ey Ww =" Wa nus Irene 2 noesmeRast Kn | Fare ane & Sunderful view RiIChK BRENGALOWS Jas C. MORFIT. 1024 TLE.«~ GUAR WELLSTON BUNGALOW J. 8. GCs LS SS. Mas new 3-1 frahe. $2250 F J CORNWELL R.E & , : > eo? . . : " — e = oy ™ ~* > ’ @ 4 ty : . " or ~ . ane . From your entre , view of - | PAL DG 2319 > aN rick Sx = 361 jway. FH WYATT ix 4133 PRETTY RBUNGALO' rte) dirinug root BLP Tc ts “ : “ . s > iso CF Blt. BEND ROAT—S1 2.700 “ner = sre rat > 7 ‘} _ TT \(, HELEN 538608—Rurca . berga‘n 4 nice 4946. Arlington: 6 rooms gar ainl tei . ' .* » re ‘* ‘ , —_— a e - ° . oe 4 ’ oe “JT! « mice Mr : TE UsSctr — > rel \ rE _ yes : an hath be se ment * nace iCShH RT’R Va, MRestrut . es - wre © . x ~ o's 3 a ‘ L - aie ro . 4 4 iw ei o~* | t | ie nem ateant ae al ~ 11 3x2 fruit eat 4320 MMEDIATE POSSFSSION a TF oon bg Pe endl tn JAM j he hitchen be fite 1 . ‘ " ’ . ; : a . : \~ _ ——___ -_— ——_ ~- on aa ie Padre ples — = ' ee a... w. lecorate tent ¥ Ocerecd., p Det : t INGLAT, ows — om SOLD. River | The ty “ae ’ et nt Le iF ‘+ i tus ‘om ’ , , / ’ " i = : ‘ uu * ‘ - A\L? -" «’ ee - ~ r - ~ 7 — a = *.* ’ . ‘ _ at . - tt ,’ f =) : : ZA ~ ru 4 trees ar ; gO . h a” ° )H METER. : ts "S S - BU NGALUW " . 7 , Tas : . _ ™ 7 + ‘ " - a . ’ zn +. on ee 7 471 > T=wis z «* re a | ‘ — ’ 45 \ ~ lo “MOM o ‘ ie Z a - he ; “ent * +s . " lar@e eect cocornre : " ; 7 , , , = . — - bn cute s beaut? ee ioe "464 a) t-if Drea xfas anc SUN £a.3 "on _4«4Te tn «= 3 wiee roomae, tie | ; omen. oh i gr omar ta : ; / ' Ry . ~ ! ~~ -e ¥ a Sannin DIPE Dvn ait, apo sun roer od flohrs. $SS50. 6000 | around: rock found “me : ft he hewve Bardweed) 5415 Cravore, | Showers, The attic ix inewlared agaioet Meat raking | story P Chestnut os . - rooms. 4718 Witlowwoot, § W BRICK BUNGALOWS | &... a a Se L bette tn | alow hese «& lares eda! newt 4 \ . ——— * ‘ « ‘ ea TALS . " e — > | . » oy ied ° oat o - aae « _ > —" »- : x1 - ’ — le ze rage. cas 7 5 a ele woe” - - +s 1 = * eumitier ad War / we : ‘ LANG : °°. : ‘ ° . . x a re . =e a os — of nae -en | i 4 ; eT wT en , owe Geve Mili \ - , ; : sis , : Ae o = ‘ . ‘wrap aa , - ~eagor s oa - ' : h > A ea. bay , c“zxKw vr? eR R¥FALTY hl wY Kes $T208. ‘ a =r - _ . ; 4 5 . " . ; o~.4 TKE M ni ‘ Wii ws. Ww ebsater (.rort «ae mee HIF} Arlington yo a : ’ oD . “ -_ , a a A - ened a . te a bets *4ux Tw liame ot.. “orm -_ - Fe a ee _ |} house on east vid WILFORD Po JO) , Boer VACLEDE STATION \—-o» BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Salesman om premises 3 1 ac: ‘cement cael ae _Ruvertite 3708 | 7 : : ” e ca ‘ x t £carae Fe : H'GHLANT [278 | Tine . sew 4. ~ 3 7" — : . - a at fi * 2 r Sale ae ‘we ieakien: ae Bunga w 6 $3500. terms Dandy Cottage BL) Re. : s > oor . ‘7 7 «+ ° ~" ~ ~ ° = ——s — - > = o or c » . _ “ . a ~ ~ oa as - . ad : : : . = . ; =." We wuld nd i? - : 4 : int a | See ~ . . - ~ ° * .¥ = r w ox ore ~ a raraceé 3 “Hi I MATER R . “\ . ~ rO} 7; = ? ’ re : “7°? ~~. —~ . ] i - a eo : : sae ad - * . 2 ; . . eum Z ne sen PIES} R Se FTeor - ci40): owne . i e+ Delmar 397 Eins! es &. S2000, 3 roome and re. : s, { — { ) ‘ a “" “. = = . BL SNGALOW SEAK SORMANT rinses si is Bw x A - =~ inant & Ff os eatnut st Ymen Sundays Be ~ . 1ANSS. Agent. Olive 99 aes — ; 7 \V . ’ ~ . ’ . -? 4 Ry, -_—n = = = ‘ _A ~ ‘ ; 4 ~ ae. stead: 4 ™es. modern — ; %, ies OWNER MUST : 4 Beautiful Brick as : . ) sUcgeste the follow thx NEV te! \ \] \V ' . $ “ yor q S 4 - - \ = . = a" ena S rooms reception hal i q bu vet > fens — ; il . , > ] i ay 7 =, . a , ° . ” . Sex . i ‘ — —2 . a. ™ af e " a é = em Ly aad 7 ‘ eh. 4 Tamrtar buhaa > ; a : oS 1 * w x4 . . On ~ ; : ; ’ 4 “ Ww > F = "fai in — a - _ Summer ai hen n “Tt c* o—_ 1240 Lau clmD acres: dire - Gommemree Set ah « ° . " . , S spnome: ch . +++——A z rocn aze - machines. | we ae — repay—ie A...” Te S r. ™. . > wane Pe ' a3" : , : T suar Bidg : __» ; ~ west o nes way. Bren -oome 4 n 4 ‘ . : . z eo \\ a | LAA Nt ? \ * Ww : * iUrTnace 3s 0" ation. $49 ANDERSON -STOCK ~_ rrp ti My ‘ix ture owed tr ehectes : beeers Goer «4 the) ‘ 4 7. > : ; * etre! 5.00 te $ “on - ; a = | | Owes sa io Macs | het , : - . : $5. ; 2 3. ee ual 1ge7 Raa 5 t to’ae ard ne envineed ery - ~~ ° ‘ ‘ : - ~ > - , > how 8 ; ° - “ee ; . a ms. Nes : ” tve we, pet ' \\ i) . ~ P S . . « ‘ ? r T ig sun Dear.or : MAFFITT — a FT bea 9 2 WOODKA . rast FS ES | gnome SH$300 , Sa les™ar ES. 4914 Delmar a eave es | he wee ia - : ‘, WW -_ ‘wm mh, . o : rs “ae. “* . %) . ~ ~~ ly, —— > e "ar- ~ aaamad a. .. i) 3 er 4 cee bOrick-etecee bun | ariwoed foot garage. tile beth, e'eetre fixtures larae ‘aa. , p -! ) . “x sale — house casnet Doiid ss to- ry al mn : ; » " » ss ‘> . = . ’ . = : ‘ - . . _ ~ - ‘ , ~ : prea * ry . Pr . a —— Mi : . °, CTT TRI 7 monrh including ao pring! Pm ansd BOetO0 wave , | SS tM) ‘ — . - | : om naide : . : .. a Forest 1000 sion _ 3 : 9 Portasant Yar , . caangee Crus 2. S———— a . , , 3 \serment Tooms# furnace. elect e S000 terms GRUSCHAN RB. E.| ~~" SRAtTIFCL SUE . ‘i - : - tia 7 ’ , / \\ ~ 7 ” 1] >? " 4 a - s = . ——-- a TT. i en : s: 5943 H _— and av 7 - One —y ' “7> mg : 1 ' ' $47 . see day rete foundation: basement ind oo yrs ge @5 THO 4 ‘ 1 tele ° “ = % = - r x ; raze nrenien? °o reet ¢ a aan ern . dungriow. . ‘i *' we te ” sf ™ 1 . ° - 4 == , ‘ > ~~ Re - ircthee sf2000 terre 4 : — Wy eheate . gnome - RFA . . ae 4 nace ts a7 loriseant and Union na hens iow, Bacco | ° Z ; a z : : eager cael . _ ‘ bere? . , : . «'s LAT) RLILTA WFEESTER «KOVEsS HOME « = ~~ 4.) . = . o4 ~~) ~) : S$" 5 1? f r . eS THESEE * pare torn. aemni- ‘ve : ; += ’ " \ . 1 e = ‘ “ " -~? - - ’ ® 2 . = . - “ 2 ORs _ oon at * . : ne e f. | , "y \ \\ S : Taf? & vois tte ce ect rh e " eo = renin prion. Oh | , , . ; : ts = , th yANSS. 7 N. Tth, Clive SS. se - , i : A ‘ . . \.- . —_— . 5 ~ ht Pelee ry ss S44: 1 ywher toere. . - > © . e - : ~ — ORF Ariingtor av a coer Gee “ Wao bead . ., : es ; -. «2 : " ’ > . ~ _ eee r ~ . ° = — 2 Y . —_ 1427 Srv & wars rREMBLY-WILSON. We ' : | ‘ ‘BR garage sma : mg ; rr t ara _ . . -* . . e “ “ - 7 — + — a an . ris ; ~ . Palen ‘ i | al ‘ $ * — . » 7 a ' ‘? | ~ ? s . — ~" ~ - . ~™ ~ = + ’ ~~ an on ths | ; a NU gn : 2231 NS. Rradwa Come In and Talk It Over || \we aaa ~« - o . = : ' ; ; cay , ) . ‘ a se “Tt . . oreme auber te | nlen Delmar 297 > bave tu Bhs > om a = > ve —e - ‘we 3477...38 © ‘Ce hath f2r- req! 1.) wm nl : » ” tn ae ails ia W aia ¥ XY ' ~ _ . = . > s ‘ - wee ~ ' e : : . ™ = Z 2 ~ a * ° Ni ~ Rae ook Bovd “Se > oe~ . . i : . >4: r S67 6 ON PICLID : CONDITION nanan , . _—T as: Amobe ew : . : . : , : STREETS WADPF . —.. yey oN Se Cou OSIAL Hour . , NEW COLONTAI VMOVING AWAY IOHMN HH ARMOTT. Mealter. Taw €hescner, BELLIS, Realters. Arcade Bids Olive %79 : . t Mote: " -_ - ¥ | T , 5 =~ ? ‘ , ‘ oT? uc.? Tie ~ sAR =, Dew SN + 5 . - a . ™ i> ~ae cf bene trans { « ms! ' a . a : ‘, , A ‘ wr .* _-- g ‘ ' one , A wr Gulch on & 749 “ a% mw . a . . sie ~s ; \s ° = ‘ie Marah '' « “A “r » ' ' Ux . ‘ ’ . -t *~ , . ~* * a = » . ‘, : . _ . “ . -_ sanaaeeii ~~ , a : - . b : . a 4 bath fee — ; 4, n ; s \ » 3 . — * , be . nd ¢ — » —_ wr i / 7 | ; shade Woe » . ' n oe . . Ton T FAIL Tee a ctor ~e @ lence — l . : , “ : . : . \ WAL .¢ ° J \\ , Pre | . \ : 7 ‘ ‘ = \ ; } 4 : * ~ > : - x . a ~" = aan s — ather 3 “OOS. sa fh. vere remlern 3reye berus * :* e " .. > \Ts S$ , = we . ‘ af ‘ . e iat rvs ; | : "ry — : , | 4 ~ a %.£0564 on WORE S| J A1LNWTT PARK — “«* mens =? otent ea’ an! oo - ag "ee | isle _- " 4, A. . ¢ > " . z 8 . . ‘ ~ ~ = : . : te he = - r , NEAR i F. KING. ' ° . TT ’ : \ . " - ; a > —«- ~. -_ . ++" “ ~ ¥ 3 “a ti« ; ¢ = Lai | , -aentee tena me CT PRLES a: a i, ‘, - : > . ' , (sroves "Ss ; a kwEOOR "FPF tele RARG ATTN a hicken house t loe.ct350- (Ts . — “ M . — : “ . | . . “ = : “ Psa? . ; j Thek!is - . iti +i -reem modern , Late : TILE RATS. Ye yal ¥ * Wr che Fl ae - ‘ . . . ” _ * . —_ : ’ Z ; ~ : ' : fa : hed ‘ ; a , — ™ ens oe = _ wT - & : . 2 tz \ - a >» were? N stand HARTY epeet? ‘ . “ns : ‘ + . - -* ’ . ~ ra) - i aa *y fret ~ . ving reom. eaceilenc furn , . ; eee : ° een : 4 aed ; . ‘ bei a ives TERRY Lor i158 ee ee as’ eae ‘ret’, +P) a " P « = : = ~ ' ’ Lv ms ‘ tl aaa a . tee Tle $1 OPEN roD \\ . = a rt? sT \a' ; 2 ; . ‘ ‘a \ A STEINLAGE 8. 0... TTT Cheeteet, Morieeent od . : - . ‘A ths 4 acre . -o-- Mwc’YT F EVIEW = +4 fgomiaves emt event sTo 4 YOU'LL LIKE THs : = Ry ae ; Oe te ihe | ; aie” tae - »F , Rech Mill _-4. Webster Ms LIAR TMi . , . me Mr ; 7 . nara Oma oe waste A VE BIG BARGAIN—COTTAGE WONDER . os te ind are - - , . — od . | Neilfenete © R.. a —_— . | - 2 " ~~ — ~ : eq me velting ‘ ar@ain at 2S i ae. “4 ew brick. eee. Ott: ¢aee Scare ‘a 7 " , : _— ‘ . . = - + = ~. . = — ‘ a ** yt a oo ba ~~ ~ , Web | . reater St. Louis Realty Co oe $548 ia atid - “% ent ees ee . rit 755 . Tule ijuar bj dg. P x . \ » , ay . . . es are ‘ ry . : — >; + -— ae Ya os a —s . . . $2750 GA - - . = cs = - -- . 15 N Br aftwary HART \ ~~ Disc HEN ri: & WSS ». vranse, Se LLisA. Realtors. An ade

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SUNDAY. APRIL 26, 1935, SUNT AY, APRIL, o4, 1925, ee ving) Sense f Real Estate jc find} ing structed buil dings. in- come South ae AV.. 1Vl5b—New & and > 5 rooms beastiful Shaw's arden, just routh bg shaw: sleeping por hes, & : tile bath. floor tubs, “*Darate hee. F Se henting plants, fruii ceilars, beauti- | fistares; double carace. Open. BAND, —_ a 4-lamuy flat #6) sien Tih rented and farn the eeSeeL. Sy TY CO Boas 2 Grand | very best “°AStruction Be REALTY Co. soos et. te a led basement Ceilings, BSBA. + ile ubie flat: 4 rooms. | uy rooms Carefy) y plan. ew. 3918—Fiat. 5 and 5 rooms | cioset space which the gactly modern (c) | 1Pov—singiec. © “nc 6 roems: | : : ,) * ogi = it*ta tl If W if h the Same “ . 7 , 4245—F at x * roome ‘ ‘ ..* 4 ‘ ’ JUST (¢ OMPLETED ; . : furnaces. RarGwood floors rch and 6-4 rooms ; rental 4A 7 aaa Beautiful, new: | gage 5-5 roo ‘ shower bath a» reened | rl 6 exceptionally fn, (MQ) | er {) o tne . r, car farage; fo | “Ish ov: th “ "Olive 8). et — CALIFORNIA ‘crx fan : ' . 4-) rooma rior : mi heap REALTY parior, no Farages: rent. « [PORTA SSI—A family. 4_5 rooms. | “iath f mace, BUX RR. E ; RTIPORNI A. BO19—Four-ra, ly, four porch, 2-car Barage; rent. Weems modern, tmncain itr, “eta | ELUPORNIA. SS4.- “3: bath ea tric ) ar 1 toms. bath barrain See iti parlor. screen porch; 3) LER.GED ; YoTT)S tile Be CUTE BOR etree insre jace iat tile Ban, rer in ; ; thee | ; 7 VEY MER-GEDNEY I TT. E ‘8, AP'TM,TS, FOR SALE pm’ moe ee, REALTY AND nr ILD. GRATTAN, “T a / si, ' . - Free ef) ~ , ~~ " ’ : or Rall evenings til) & N thwest — . aa ¥.. 3652 @—— 4 m dern price te. $15,500: jog Bae meA Ma n_ #012 an’ 5049W ’y . : ‘sat 'T 4128 Ww) -~Dulle Drick: HENR [ET 7 A Pariin ay, » and 6 rooms: ne ith wa!) 8 raome. he th hot-water bath i ‘Say {0 Pf ' n» June j: Price .. an 2275W SC wner feRQ) NPT rte) + j , " ve ; ler oct ; i. s ae ‘ Ws. T) ihla lat ex fiats af 4449 43 ] n av. —_ e+ alty well hui 4-famiily 3 roome . porches vet f and 5 600, 8* A848) 40 * from owner. 3457 tow’ : ; . now maA, 4653) “argatr ‘ rs , oon HU MP HR es f rice “alt a aij AAA e rr OWner nr yn Ae aa & 4 4 r Office — oa 4 v« ings. 7 ' Colfax 2447 SALB, 2113-1 5—#- far, ¥ tenement - 82) mit condition: $4000 BD. nf TP fe —— om; barenin at S77 On0 Small o; mi mT in “1 = “Mma! Cash A C MWe. 4P a AT mer: ANNA! rene S'1 ao i ne Ly, or Maiket 4.5 reome BS DOR FN KRAMPER, 907 Chestnut, Olive 'v\" . ex ‘) ae reo, IM? . re. ; | aOmiesinn *re ; 1413-——F I, $4 orm. tile sath ; Fatwy ‘% WIA Kara ee n COndi*ion: give j eo rs. ’ Ly , —— BELAN REALTY co 5457 Gr OTe Tt > , ‘Tavois | RI EF. $11. 0 notes wr} A | 1) } ‘ t 4 4 4 Say / : 44 room r ith heat . ih. hardwood floors: strict. : 1°8M- Main ante INDIAN i - hw an ri” eo] ?) 7 tooo cash, T nl y wf 2 55 1) Tr hy ad } Ar ;7 5 — : “) a ‘9° | ne Tt m1) day Sun- or fies hye : a Tan fine invest. INDIAN ' ALHS REAL AP -R00 me Kuehn 494 Wa'nwright Ridge $-roon oh TONT \ 170.9; fie at ot roome | — = AT. OW BEAT eee ees oat Sore | 8 j Bere: Driewd right Cul) 1. Arie | ae > uls new 5S and & NY £2 G SCOTT 800 ir, etnut o : with sunroom. "tii 7 RN k hark er elhuilt 8 ana’ s DOERF INGER R }? a 7 ’ : "ha ; ~ 1A sed ; . Mr) he ae CP et rs in ron Con. 2 a fixtures ouble brick ga- tio PECH AN 12th ana Ruese}) HUN , af ‘ ' "TULCK Bat open POV A’ ; mt 3 ; ’ ne ; leg trix ' : i ' n ° ant $500 S4°40n fi ve RI It) ry Pati. : / | neon and s : TT S ~~. i, ‘ *!, ; . 7 . : - . _— : ’ “/TY)S mad pt) 4 : es i. . ro ~~ “ t x 7 “4 ; y Je Mrs - ‘ ; S FLATW4 i eonth "ear Vir. Att) iif tive oh MIMD 8-Ant pains, "ee lor 3 ® income €1ee &4,' Iie? were: & and §& roome x ' fv nda : ; _ id: 4 reader n rt ‘ ‘¢ ne « € ey» ne porches 5528- Fr -, , : ~ ’ id mie “. . hn : ; ma. } . eating niants. lar Gand 6 reome. iargwe frog a mH) S4500 «a. a I prin wey UMAN pe ‘LTy o., 9 Palms and 5564 Hehert. é& 7 roome Pul'man breakfast 4 Hebert. 4-family, 6 rooms, Wn Bundaycanti 2 | ira voix, wet care. Price and terms gate mond , = _ Me fort 27d 5 room brick baths {ARs REALTY Cco.. See Tt ife Bide Main 4168. Be ECHAN. 19:) ana Russel). . ae ») ah PF ‘Sie iL 4 \" 1MWwrws Of. ~T deo. “SINGLE FLATS ~ fmt " ints a a eac lone “fie "8, Cie Car gn L&ton ‘v.. hew rug € 5 and 5. ball | “e PO DAT ate on very FAR, var FER BON Louls ayV . 4 and 5 >» oomé, \ wT ’ . y . - 7 Ay 4ara4 rooms. $10 000. os av. 2 and 4 rooms. rua Zz mon ox fan (i rooms: $8500, Rr . «Oo... SIS « ‘hestaut ‘WW FLATS ie 6° r\ west from Gravois: can ; »tiow * Cherokees «; . Vietor 1120. 9 to Prise. —,_ STH ¥" "RR «2 -Single ~ at » ‘ A i a OR INSPROTION Rd Ay ne eiectric: can be boy he at | Ry IR 35 la ig? rooms; bath Ava Me = pon rode * tne goone 1S ON roe GRA s ‘Aen — ; | — , ae’ | AUG. } vi ; ., 62 estnut yd Poul f Natural Bridge et _—— | aero RINGSRIGHW AY. 5315-17 S—4 Gami- OH] 2610—9.¢, 3 rooms; tripie | CO -| ‘1 3 r "a ‘o-farntis ew ¢ EY or 4-16 — We bullt dontle 4. thle bath. furnaces. gar igs SALSO ' REX R E a: en : Senter. io rooms, wit . — foome. tile hath ur is nVvesiment with a OHIO. 34344 e275. 3 fr mns, ba lon ‘a ; Thee : ai ~ . ' . ‘ ~ifl POTN BS, r in. . eeparats ; heat A. parage: $1 all? se owne! A. fut 12th and Ruese! nie 3548 S. Grand ™ —— 8.4 ; o lle hathe ’ it~| ENT Wl4 5 FP ip t 4.4 fin ; . . - : 0 : re ; = a ‘re . — PECHAN tere and ecreens, stone sillt, Mitethen: nc, m: furnac howe KINGSHIGHWAY. R. 11) 0 5S—Nea Orne. ag oo ae ‘py 7OOmMs: Rarage: tie front porches. « rou + Firage bargain at $5700 "Ores j if 4-family, 4 coms and etn x £3 ¥s ‘ cena 4-fami?} ’ . ‘tae B5a125: @ eh N« A 1’ ‘ ‘ ’ x _ ' eal . oon ve ‘nient j)o- OR EGON 3234—Flat 2 “and me ey rocm uy ." +. hy "o ve ~ay -> . 2: 2309 S. Kingshigh- | - PECHAN. 12th’ ana Russl!. 108 No Oth Main 1238-9 She: “Bix ‘sae er, : na. © foome =" = = OSAGE, 3452—33-.4 ro pene, bath: a real rar TRE, jes Ace : — | uw sony . bargain for hom © 2 vestment li ay my Me dium M. _ ate s 4 family, 3 reoms, KING! HIGH AY. . 5819 Ss aie ily ) 3 : HY MMERT _ Grand 6340 Be ’ P? a ia Grand, | —; hot-ai: Suilt-in tub, hard- PARK. 96j 7—Modern &-room fiat: con- | HE NEW 4-5 R pon ae + family, .-4 wood fi. . & INS AGENCY shed rooms 34 Zloor baths and 54 . ee a Be ~Immediate pos. f Service.” electric il] tra mn arrange easy “' REST HII. L pal *4 room tincie fint, bath, fur Riversite 2952 terme ? ECHAN. 15%) and Russell” hiows ™ ORTH—4900 WEET pte wubie garage. Clomed LACK L uble flat; well bullt. pr NNSYLVANTA 3547 — °-family, 3] _ m have pronounces Lem he. ~~ tite Saas UGS. See owner. z f rooms; screened GOrchee roome: bath furnace Prex Sa ‘t. Loule and are takiae Mite g. PODIEK & CO. 2618 (7) PE INNSYLYV «NTA 3502 — 2-family. 3 etna” od for rr i atior every >. -8 . 7 #ss? - Soph? , ns bath Rix 2548 s fsTand “a hot- water oo thaking their heads, @ Mees et. 2320.28 5 — nouns LACKL, AND, 22a Bow double | Bec neeLy ANTA. 3114 S—B5 and § room |_ ERINKOP done ° a —* ind ¢ me at? electric 1 hreakf — rox - and : ~~ brick flat bathe and ele tric: tn Rood nz: OCenvinee yoursed. : , © ~d ~etame: thie in a good ‘[n- rooma, 2 be r neat: p Ser tu oapean ee ~— conditien PECHAN, 1°+h and Ruseel)._ ?-fam : =e PTODert, rei hnue ’ Utes, if ' -CWNowr , . tetas ‘ . , G : « Ss " : Age wl Drive "Pr ¢ a ttt 000° “t ; zs ‘. a : rent $3360 ; “an a pote "Saaee — 4 or Wie $6800: +H ‘in “Olive 994% ert Mont: } ’ JOUN H. "Mealtor, yee Chestnut. ve offer & 1 IC Dp NT BS GER ROO Jeffereon-Gravois |1 a3 ‘AYETTE 415i family 4 rooms, | W_GELAN REALTY Co. 5459 _Gravoie | N | I 4a ik fe TW 0-story and mansard | Ds 303 PENNSYLV ANITA. 39xx— Fiat. 3. 3 rooms, tric. — 3 large reom@ on Ist floor. 4 be wey AYE v7 E. 4 He D andy 4- 4 room ‘flat, bath. furnace. ela, tric: double carage; | ae kK I | \ T S _ -4 and jd ¢ Ors; excellent f Souble carace. etc. | tm ideal home anédg investment. — “a Machine warame: lot 30 feet | owner soon 12.700. | GOLLER-GEDNEY REALTY AND BUILD. | one INEST IN CITY Wage cl Thesingt at | ZOHN MABBOTE, eaitor, 209 Chostmnt. | COVERED aed Fe ; or ae .— ee 1}: aK ‘ "he mnut et LA MI ' , 3 rooms. ” Darga: n Onen + noon Sr r LY: evenings till | 8. we sinks mot hb sae] ta ful . ‘TY arena S Fins "a £a- | PEN NSYL VA NIA. 26352 Rea ut! ful flat. S10 rth of Basto senegn ettte oy A ee Kol. SR | Lami. miliee: 4 and @ reome 4-4 rooms: spacious Goudie carage: can ,ERFEN t-flate, 4 and 6 entent 126% B roone srue ; lot 105x1°R- her. be rented et tid Per Month Mee this - oem Fa CIb9 — telly MN COMY or ine. am eg, COUG C08 12th and Russeli now: ori great reduced 5 ae Sete: alee ee ner ©? | sain —_ . C CHAS RETHE RE & INS AGENcy Ry Depa eg ee ah —4-r00m fiat LAM! ies; 3 and 4 ton 5640 Gravole av." Riversite 2952. | baths, ee py dh oo: £4r.ee terms. Own- one} Be ae F Ade 2 te alt "| PORTIS. 8111—-A~ tine apartment. 4-4 Ena me pe Bh premises from Set Vievor 225nu ief~e. | 9500 12th an tusse | 4-5 rooms. hardwood Boers, tile bath — Te oe : bath i®xx——4 and 6 rooms: baih. | steam heat. janitor service: 3-car garage | TTMFEIFR R . cv. Peon te , a ’ ‘. on toA Cc i nh hasement rent $3°°2 per Month Ad. iar po reason Chestnut # w mie or | beautiful far | H ALTHEN, 316 Wainwright Bide.| wise Cc" saleamen only. Call Grand _FaC ‘le nted” Agents, Law coo on oe = at y Wats 3-3 rooms, electric and 1412M: Main | RRs a ne 4 eo eotae (p82 ex _D oF --D wy & N POTOMAC, 883g — = families: 5 roome | Sater". ae >. : et 2 electric. hot- , Riverside 3814 (c) each: modern: gun parlors and carages: | . » - tts “ae « - on . ”" . Bout “aleee ing hoes D 183. «a PD rea LE MP -_—— mrrre 44. -Tenement_ Property barga! n. eee HAN, ]° nes Ruase!) _ > bag furna» Fe 3! » reorma, : - ? BUTTS ’ “ dq f » Ik K AN 3647 ——Sene e ia — : iwe Sand os ~ “24 color nade ny Resieaslionn - he hardwood floors cath. furnace BUX RE AL/TY. : ic) » $720 LN, 12th and Reseell. “001 N45 ‘AP’TM.Ts. FOR SALE siete aP'TM,T Or : : cash and monthly DayMents, INVES inv’ in WW agner. aR MENT -i'1_A 1 New, . faimiy four / Fr. iy i 1’ . n St | . LUM) rie r | if tuall, cle riv ing the ; in. eovsir Fa rk L)-33 Post-Dis limnent : MAND PL “9523- oc: oe brick por hea’ building | DOERFL INGER R. Co. Jefferson- Gravois. | Grang 1a - che apest conte re. P “ - vie : ; ah en: $10,500, “ | DOERFLINGER R. co. ~Jefferson-Gravots | aie 7 South Side. a. family. Sa] MAGNOLIA. 2905—3-4 rooms, with 2 ex. ex- >A D : floors: tile bath fu Ir ira rooms on 3d fleo Price $7000 : | SHENAND - — lo! th rough Vears of Special. BRISCOE ; and 4-3 = 2-story br BR RATAR: ne pe ct thie . HOS DK 174 8 I*th ” (ec) | mood & OMMon (Buyj ing) BEN AL “arn Dov e 4 ene and su FI fier, tlie bath hea: rdWood floors ir recent Sales of °¢ Wa P TUMMER {; | 6346 ag- BENAL, 2115-—2-fa t and 5 roome : the ; at : ir furnace ga : . tid for ‘ care - pt on ; ? Million Dollars a ieee > ki ee > mon 1 316 ~) and fun : heat hardwooao: floor ] ites! Period of develop. f = tower Grove Park es js\ bac *ked up by sold a“ Ro-2fTad «a t Us rests 1010 ut Olive 1427 ‘ IP 3.—" - fry 4 rooms: baths of tart, Single: on | MeNAIR, 2415-17-15. ~Fiats; double ~ and marble #7 ke white ti) fron: y Fou RTE > ENTH™ TP . mM; Beautiful hone "Call bétwen n wiped Road—6-family, 7 y _ Agent there ; 6. . MePORSTA. 3514-163 QnA 7% double fet; a dandy Investment: - $13. 600, raracve . e - ATSON Re AL TY ( +, 5 Ng . r ntal Income, Gravois Rivers 4 110 Or Den ieee f aes . q EPORNIA. 1534-36—Piatej double “+ r ’* ; © sad , : ° ® ; earage; re Nntal Income, ms 95 rooms, electric. cus: also to- Gaver @iher with - TH & + mae J Bit ng e flat. 4.5 GE ma ea vwher ‘ GIL 5 ~ Beem AN.. 42xx--) wan: an offer on | ™ . ; my modern 4-4 fiat income $00 mr hy s ny ' " weseee way to TeALe an Bb gmvenience.« Rox 1D.-8R ” id ‘GLE a ‘? Nave anany ( Monin wh Alin: aa.a. - 4 re th “tr 0 HEROK FE} rUlLa—4 ana 4 room fiae: | : : - — : sig Mp " very 6). CTE : a? hw ares like rent Ab: oe G VE THE : - & . die ce manage Mer t. Col. Prt rv. 1] : 5 2 leflerson fon) | ‘ MaOCiiny ee | aa Ww agner. Bustle” EVPLANT 4° Ni —— Vi 1 mn. 1.5 “singie ty tom « 'vrate an eetate - — A4r.EeS | " 119 S —9.+4,, '. 4) roome GRACE AND V. Dire "TOR, mace PT” “x —( eC. A! Pong- iman ms oi & W% rooms. bath and | GRACE . ‘ ive ; «* DOT ar hied ee mm A, ttko f 377 ; - { Te ron (ce, Wr W. Nyt a 4 ; PTON. S808 & Modern 3-ro om dou at bath and furna J. BE SHER MEN p CO... Riv 40217 | GRAND. tebe h ns ; “y 3 4 ” fh. > me, hath a " iG a t-Bel] ~* ' nrice only $95 200. Moe ae I nN Por NER Srand 6048 GRAND, ei n single ‘fiat. un parlor. tile path, MIC HIGAN 3534 S5100 io: “19: >). 34— Tr Dle flat: make of- rear. sun bar is PECH. iN 12th and Russe!!. THIRTE ENTH, oe rooms bath, real ‘ons ealow : PETHE'R E & INS IDAHO rc fu ‘ SOWA , ‘ Ov ' tra SERGE 4825—Fram, Mat: #4 it ht — terns ’ O17 DOR ee a RICE & CIZEK ‘Risah ey | JUNIATA, . STE VENS Grand 141°2M: Main | 4 and ; 5 rooms: south: €004 | Or see HA AMMER. 3548 s price. Box K ' 131. _ Sundays. | MAGNOLIA . — 342)— nd : on Edw wards av.: just) beautiful” HRUSKA. “Main 4012" e xKoellent future. Call For- | MAGNOLIA. 3119-217. rain 4012, 3 bisa int r| rooms, bath. S4rages: $12,000 c oe. room, = hot-water | STUESSEL + REALTY CO., 3548 s. Grand. —a bath, Hurmp) : ee W alee ‘eeter’ « lo Borat’, iu. | MAGNOLIA, 9913—3 families; 3 and 4. SEVENTH. Box O-3s ‘ost-Dis. rooms each: bath, electric; must be seen — r >. | *© be appreciated SHAW. | 3u ig hear $io0.* family: — PECHAN. 12th and Russell. ‘terms. ALE F. strex MAGN NOLTA. 3008 §—Single flat; 4 and 5 Ny eermaty Bidg. (ec) mome, aths. furnaces and - e! ectric, | Sa idea} Belghee orhood. ee nt ae “ta 180: Price | MAGNOL IA AV., 23°35. 27—Double flat: 30 SHAW, 4351. 3—A Tin ily Peet. Dis. 8nd 4 rooms On 3S floor: baths, elec. | hardwood floors. 3. | tric: 4-car garage: this is a rea! invest. | tile bat hs, flat in Sr. Louis; \& | nent property. Can be bought on libera) | mo ~ make offer to ps 318 500: * KRELL R. E.'CO.. 716 lien Olive 4720 ° ; Mc DONAL D, 38 — Fis, ip SHBNANDoATL ae spi Dewan street. $6000. “+ nl, ns HF a dan y single. ~3 cellent cond ‘tion ° ] ‘ a . ms. Phone Grand 30% | _TitkOwals .D & ZOEL -L ER. ‘Grand 157, 35 +s s. G sTand. Open | IcKEAN. 35xx-— Flat. an and 6 rooms; i i on Sa ak heat, karages: $13,500. See CH between Penmeylvania | USCAR ITTEL &@ SON, SH : ‘baths. furnaces. exce!. imo E 33386 Virginia. = arwal Nn. for terme phone [cNAIR. : 2408- lik—.4.4 . bath. gar ~ Dar. HAMMER, 3548 S.| gain. HOSEK. sors 1Kth _— (ec) nda) 7 — | McNAIR, 3811—5. family. 4-5 rooma~ bare room brick. Single: ¢lec- Karige: wel! built. BU x. 5 reon wales Ss000- wont Sarage: good McNAIR, 2616—2 familys ce 8: wood | ‘WorFwas Sie 83 ri con® | —_condit ~._F bargein® an OX RE: sti Riversthe 3137. | McNAIR, 2393 -49—4 family. 3-3 "Fooms. SIDNEY Sundays ¢ 4 ’ good inc ome, price only $9000 and | : if a’ « 0 aa | terms. See J. Br IDNER, Grand 644% ' Park av.. eash of | Single; wij) street and aliey made: rents | iieas separa te aso) =61(—"th and “he r. owner leay. | investsnents®” cor. triple frat; substanti re >) Te . ; ry J AMM R 3540 ne Geena " _NAERT. Plverside 3814. (c) | home and a. | Mc cRE &, 3839—5 ~-family. . 4- 5 rooms. “bath, | DOE 2 , rooms: hh hardwood instantaneous wa. | nea hard wood fioors., 2-car farage: may! ter ar garage; '4 block s0uth evneider trad st &@ new 4-tamiily Tiat on | _day 6 rie eee and alley| the South sid, Box _D-76, pj) SINGLE Fiat S LE ces “rms 4 | McREE. 89xx—3 ; room s double: } baths. na. | a t pan as '0Y Chestnut rage, street and all ey made: tents $150! h —Flat. 4 and 4. Pr month t Phone Grand 4313 | } rooms third floor - oF se HAMMER. 3548 S. Gr rand. Open For furna. e: lot 500x100: in Sunday aria HAN 12 an Rus- McR ro, 4056-. 58 ——p ~Flats. Save your “Om. i nail live 4 ——+———— | mission. Four new Separate heating | SP RING, ngie flat: 4 rooms. DP Ante: bardwood iloors: every room re- n garage: Owner. decorated and painted. tile bath. ae | oer milies, e rooms, bar. | porches, 2 arages: strictly modern: an- ST. ANGE, Graz nual rent 2184. Cal] Owner, Delmar | | | 44967 amily, 4-5 rooms, bath, | —35— ee “BUX _R. E. | ME NARD, Ba flats, 3 ar and 4 rooms | 4-3-3, j | eae ome $1998 rice $11.500 von ditic ba th, Jaundry, Rt ‘ BAL. D & ZOEL LLEr: j “HOSP 1704 8. lkth | MER AMEC, 3403—2-tamiis 3-4 roome- : Dado sat ily. 4 and 3 rooms | -_S8Ultable for store BUX R FE ooms STANSBU RY, 0 MERAMEC, 37 706-—ADartment ; double flat | electric. » 12th and Russell. | reasonable: Owner west gi: e. _downstairs: brick oO, en unday. Also [ Mr. NARD. 1408- -10—4. fas ily © eevee, wel; | down, balance new single | _ located: _£ 00d Sona} tion: _ope 5-5 inodern: hOt-wa MEN; AR ‘D. 2334— fami! 3 ee ga- TE NNESSEE, ‘Ol and car me SF tf OR $5400 Br He BO 48 S. Grand. ’ ; just weet of Kines- | ME NARD 2008—s ‘single fints. 3 roome new 5. “0, hardwood sion. and down; eas. electric: good wantoeg, . Rarage: modern in; - — 5 — it Sunde | MIAMI, Sixx—44 singles room effi. | TENNE SSEE ~ dney A561R., * ciency: tile baths . heat, hardwood floors | be ‘vy. 3 rooms: bath. | throughout; large rooms. Dienty of clos. | Been to R 30 "x R E. eta. new ly - he 7: qoubie Rarage: flat | ee . a ] 1 Vears *~hone CG 4 TENNESSEF F. pne, block weet of i315 years HAMMER, 33485 quand | fae y Me a. — SS _ ——————— | , 5000 Oa me: liar te pos- MIC H] GAN ‘ 1p SF ingle “flat. 4 and a) Mt ena for the mo ner. ive S50? roome bath. eeictric, hot air heat: De - ’ ‘ } 12 h ana Russe!) 5 roo: Sf each . dout at. brick Rarage in single fiat: electric. MINNE SOTA 3000—FPour-tamily, 3 ) month and priced at | FRISCOR. Grand 342 Oy 3 — vita bet 9 than th ‘ic wey 7 . 7 a ~ rooms. b K this over, "Ce Of MINNESOT hone? 2i—-2-family. 4 rooing ‘THIRTER NTH. AGENCY, —88rage: cheap BUX REALTY. eae of Service MINNES: TA 4632 Single flat: new: 5 ~ aa is Hy tiverside 2952 ' roems Own er River rside 4or WN. (o) ‘TH! az Mb SEVENTH. 4 2534—4 and 5 room brick. MINNESOTA. 30098 a mily 3 rooms: | str: ESSE L furn hy bath i. fur nace £arage beeen’ BUX N. 12th and Russe]. RE : uble, 4 ane each: MINN ESOTA. 28xx— Sip ingle | flat. 3-4 2-family. _ Broome; hot- Water heat. trictly moder : ee ns $548 8. Grand lent construct ION; open today 2 roy — } STU wOS3-—Singie fiat. 5-6 room. THEY PAT, D & Zc JELLER wae FTH. } ‘ neat Driced te se)) MINNE Ss TA 4: 504.5. 5 flat. hot-wate “water } fognean only, Call Grand heat, bath. double gar age; street and | $7500 f) ; ta) Vv . aay terme itgain lly. 4 rooms. bath Kla her- Wels, 6243 Gravois Riv. 3100 | BUX RE , fice _open:all day Sunday, (ec) | OTA family, 3 rooms: bath. | MISSor RI, 3921—2-family 3 roome ; OT AH PI. RivyX R.E : bath. KATAge. bargain. nUx. and “-3: baths: new fur- MISSOURI 30082 family 3 Tooms: ga. | _home. ‘y we bargain: at ‘ge: well buire BMX R = 3 UTAH "NS LM og Ss Se, akan ; 9 Ween rE B &e KU 1A j Ay. MISSO RT 35 75—9 25 4 rooms naces af __{ ) ouble @aracr rx: R E WILI ’ = = > y= — willie nee. “4 2am ~) - OoTnDs x MIs~ T tT f > and 2 room: e ec. UTAH. ni ATY a tr S59000 nO Agent ss 1’ i | teri: a ol Iron MISs& v RI a\ >234—Sinegle flat. 4 anc ' G rear. Saray a1 ie trac . ° beds tag 2 baths ee, tr! c: lot 50x126, | bet M_ 1 -th an : R isse.i = : adm! Ssion hy card on). \ AR R ELM A N i - ~i——Double flat DO /ERF) ANGER R. co _Je fferson. Gmvols ba t ‘ baths. electric, fur. | MISSOUh} 3240- a. 3 ana 2 room bri “k come. ecorated - 412e front ft at is briced cheaper than 7 : See it make offer, D. CARRY THe RS. vir TOR. wy Jerr r@on-(jreve is hart " 48 x ilrar al or 31 64——4-4 single. bath. electric. MISSOURI. 34358—4@ and ‘5 rooms, 9 } roomin eho ie Ak > a MB itisots } ee | ‘eM OR lahed moms on a tat garage for -3 senal / 58% $ and 53 room fiat: machine pe? Fs | VIRGINIA, $5300; terms. ‘2. G HS : MME L 3630 e Broadw ay. (ec) | tester, TUM Chestnuy MONTANA 36 ~1—Beautiful newly deco. | a’ aide toilets. electri rate! 5-6. ba: h, rie, 2-car Pnrace VIRGINT, he ireet made: $6500 ‘yw * ma ke ofte r; meet salesman fer ‘ RING r wore SRER. 219° =e haa: he } i~wy . . TE r) ‘Ff 1° S Grand Gr qq; 544 | rooms, electric. one | NPIR@R ‘SKA. 4136 2-famiiy— ye TrOOrms. we Tacs 7 S500: make offe: bath® garage Gheap mr. ¢, a : patch NERRASKA 4312—Fiat- 4 and 5 room | =~ Aver rooms, electric; large | moderr price reduced. | WISCONR! » on, inside stairway: | NERRASKA 3420 —3 and 3 rooms, bath, | ; 100. | Largain. Box ISS firished rooms 3d flnor: €a: a STI PSSEI , RE ALTY CO. 2548 5S. Grand. /DOEREL ’ flat. Band 3 ® ex. NEO SHO, “B1l4 Douhle flat: 4-4. im- WYOMING Mi " ed a at 50x11 2?5- carage, | y" neighborhood: near ec hools, ete. tO mel! 89450 rene $1@n0 bargain. $14 000 Riverside 4703 Virginia ee A he fo) wrote —_—-— - . rooms: jot 2541285 NINTH 2348 8 —9 far ly. 3 rooma. ay “1327 Allen SH000 BUX. 3548 c Grand e190 ~> and a shot wa- NINTH, 2318 S——2-famiiv. 3 rooms: bar- WYOMING Cheap “eo * EAin Ms BY ' 3548 s Grane , Nace Guaranty ‘Ride fe) SN) ii. 6216 S.—3-4@ roome bath. garage out; ule f x 4 and 4 price $5000: terms. See J. KB .DNER oe SOx 175 can be _Grand .. pe es fc) RENG \ sat NORTH MAR KET 141385597 acsh. 830 WYOMING ites Jefferson. (rT Ve Os | month lw 3. family S150 o) live » R145 4-4, bath, furnace. | - NEW SINGLE ‘LAT pty oun $10,500 4452 Ruse}! - in beautify! Shaw's Gar. ; ; > ed MM A N, 3109 8s. Grand. den a dition: 5 rooms and e«: iMroom each | / Dy ERP! ic) r rooms: ¢lectric: price reduced ne | gSo08. i e ot mee ay Sa ghee GER R. Co. Jefterson-Gravois ; Business Chane FLATS, AP'TM.TS, FOR SALE es Wanted and For Sale Ad FLATS, apre Te. FOR SALE | FLATS, RKE REAL-. and ‘Double __ POST-DISP \TCH. Sh wie AP’TM, Ts. FOR SAL SALE BUYS 2313 SALENA ae Te, FOR SALE se apvente FOR SALE F FLATS, AP'TM. u.TS. Ou 3-3 r t a south ume. apath x; LOUISTANA. 36xx—4-4@ single. “00: a? V winnewots a baths, Street and alley made aPTera. FOR SALE So HYDRAULIC. -—JUSTF F LISTi Fh pee — » ae in beautiful 4 rY On OR ROU ‘T C rage. _Speolutely ~ acm! 5S: undays and even! DavES, | (rand 124: 5-39 Ss. c 6- FAMIL >| +4 x. 39th an and Lafayette. rooms AMD. su N- H BEI nei? ee ~air aogat, bath, a ee revo House of wie > MN VER oe G 06D HOME » hard wood tivor 3817 . cor 0. 8%? CHESTNCT. $2500 Down Buys New Double Flat 4-F AMILY FLAT REAKF . . ct ee S Gporrioon Aon. 8500, ‘BLE ON TaaMs car le bee ne plz 4 4 x good condi- | ie b ‘terms. AN KEK ©0. d4 roome: “7 sant “BL. “itd ; oy ‘aoal condit; oa: CO., 822 CHESTNUT. ldings, ~ Cash one deed of trust of - . eee 4 2 Brick Bui ~ wa, ee nS ; Prats and even _ BETHE ik, E. & INS. Le ‘USB OF SERV ich av. * -_ 3 1704 ‘ aan ANDOAHT y eI—Fac—— ~ = pen - Se this ba in you, ry beginning har $ q 86 > LE BU NG. ALOW a asc Gee . ee neners: -D & "Ze ASH Ni it MANDLE MDNEY, =e zth } i Russel. J. “WANSTR ‘TH. | DANDY DOU BLE Fiat on Connecticut right; atrictly modern. 97. 4720 — MIC HIG. AN home 6 rooms, arranged for two Ost oy R FP. COo., CCOMAC ST. agnificent rose : beautiful tile bath ; tt, 3 ACTIVE E SINGLES. nee . electric. Karage - ‘ad a only DUERFT. ING ‘E *; SIDNEY mp av., 3 ‘and 3 ra Drice rage for & 5 oe 2952. yey 300. Th ri ALIFOR ‘ be road right Gravois, Y a rs and screens: garage: wen wesiee* ” "DROZDA RE ALTY ©O., 4006 Choutear MANDY SINGLE FLAT one of the best bute 8 rooms and hadch large rooms on Sa ieee -water heatin T. furnace. BUX, 548 Grand. | SING LE OWNER MUST bath heat firet ‘floor - hot- McREE Soxx—H- GO ro: ™ms, tile bath. steam | — Cc east section of aly. 6 hestnut st. b - Single flats in the « rooms. dou le ga- 3 and 3° , Om Pontes ; re of tJ gaiasion see sTY 506 Chestnut at, | CORNWELL R. ‘B. Cco., HEMMELMANN. SPACRLER R. EB. CO., = rene bone 3 rooms: fn r00d | sain cond tion: Brice $12,500 i aoe INCENT. Grand 157. THEOR wt 1) Grav avois. Open n Sunday _ rae 34 if Ge FIG AN J mag 4 ee fiat of 3 an LANKE Mate’ CO., ne -MENT. ns 34 BK BOT ANICAL 3 open Sunday, ate) 4 a and make appoint- | ;@ —_o AGENCY, 8° . ee eee TENNESSEE. 2711-48 a 6 arooma. ti! I 750 MIC H GaN AV. Eni strictly modern flats: BASTIAN. REALTOR, Tr Tats Priced to SEE “THis COMPTON H HEIGHT 5 SINGLE» ms, stone and brick f Owner Oifering same at _722 zchestaut. Olive 8300 | rye respect: at a 8th | and Russell. 7s.’ SERN Sor. 619 baal a 4449 NEBRASKA AV. AV. NEAR CLEVELAND” HIGH NEW SING ae nAig double. ® Vv VERN ON LAU x. LE FLATS UY SINGLE FLAT ~ iEYER AY. h, marble sinks, | Fo ¢ | TEXAS. 21614. -4 Foome: : garage. IKE. AV- —DOt BLE . $7000. new double of a] —— REALTY Co. urnace. bath. dow- D PRIC x RIGHT SINGLES FLA UP 32: must be seen to be rooms. 5-room efficiency ea a. Jefferson. | Sete Ge! “Er 3 ARG Al rea URKE RTALTY 0. 57 Open Sunday, 10 | 391 9 an NES SINGLE FLAT Ang Oe ti ti a bathe. ith 3-3 rooms. tile bath, nataweod floors. n APH EN Ce age- : . J. CORNWELL R. E 2618 Ss Jefferson. Nent ~-Car farare. Ca!) Grand 141 2M: TEXAS, en dy ow a — 4 ~. > 4a eautiful new Bn nd matt brick. hardwood on 12th _and og Weather stripped. rorews MODERN SINGLE 5 __ fixtures, --——- §.. a > Owner u>stairs: bargain. NAERT. iy See families. 3 roome Side 2874. ~ = te) THIRD. 1916 , “ag | MILE NTZ 4830— ‘2-family. 3 modern: 4 and plso 2 i- Lao 3 om brick flat *, 12th and Russel]. DON T MISS GUT oa? pave two tag ber under const finance x: glans and epecification. dra nd fu GOLLER- GEDNEY | aay one D.. electrse: 3228 HAL rIDAY A AV. 6 and 6 rooms. “ a ie te: eee eta " if: on ‘AND. a AMA } rooms, hot-air heat. screened-in porches: | | Us eaER mEALTY CO.., CHOIC =. yeas 764-R. Agent on prem: ~ SINGLE | FL rectt® Rusee!! av —SIX } PAMIL [ES— Good trey alw: ri Pa RE AL TY Co. a ..5 8. _Grana. | DON'T T Miss THiS TWELFTH. + ge Painted aos ae ectric: rer S$] 2°. ek borhor modern: garage: bargain. TWELETH, PHIL J HAHN R REIMANN REAT TY Cy _ 3503 Gravois. : 3 (Cc) MINNES ITA, 2916—New,_ _ sing! e, 5-3- “-FWELPTa. sy. ¥ CO.. 107 X. 7th. | me AMT $12,500 bu , BROOK S Rie LT 1731-: a 4. family ‘ASH BC vs + aes. Y FLAT. eh ed ed oe ~ SES URASSEEIS aE Siow * *. Four fiata. _titetrte | EDT TO #450 WHY PAY LANDLORI D G pRECKY REALTY. CC 3008- 10 Bale na st. aml ‘ey gy than worth your considera- & INS. AGENCY, He ) oi SE ‘OF SERV - JB.’ ARM AND PLAC E modern 110.750. ee i easy (i BOROUaI ToREPRIDOR AG = prs _: le ba shone garage 3 t of some real Bays Tp M. kL. WuiSeeel™ “Li TAKE (ADVANTAGE OF * sun room up and down: built ctv ™ resol R09 |

- 2610 Gravois ay. tl s 2109. i7 s 4TH : Ftd * we “HAR Tw VIG-DISC HINGE R, ! Ni Pe 27°26 McNAIR J AV. al rooms, eectric, U ‘8. 12th and Ruasse}}, “ABOU r ‘THIS ~ VE STMENT t "ROSS FRONT; DOUB 4G BELL 18, meee. 1» Arcade ve 378 — “FLAT-SEERFRA k ndy Selection of gcalows and ened in BLE FLAT _, 4087-39 _McREE AV. ‘ rine only $1 3.500 619 ~ $3000 Down Buvs DOU! BL. Fe FLAT—@ nD Bt “a e bath - parte stink in t ie bathe. neem 98: price iat (3 roo other flats , cote $9 p & | i OQ” RG [NTA AY. 2921 pi. % roome, electric, +4. ‘ROOM SIN GLE floo w ALTERS REAL Ly a TION ALLY yy * VIN Po HW. bull ing complete: spection *ultable iy Biss SHEN <ANDOAH “AY. A pr. each, bathe, | _DAU FS, "Grand ‘1245, 2440 to se 12th 8nd Russert. FLAT. ts Hows 1720 PRESTON PL ° ar 12th ‘and ro) e — INE oe EARNER — 4 “NEW SINGLE FI $225 Sutherland, 5 Brick fat. of 3 and 3 “Foome and pect. Ap 4 J. CORNWELL _R flat. bungalow type: a4 lot: JON ai ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 '—SINGLE FLAT t — furnace. reat. Sarno ex RE ALTY oO.. 7A2. , 1168-10 LAPAVETTE— $20 rr: “ae do wate fiat: and sleeping porches: S-car brick garage partes . Foe ‘ rate —s BRINK« Pr. | Soe: heating plants: 4 = rom and sun wei _ HOME AND INVE ANDERSON #TOCKE. mcRRMAN, an 4 Modern Douh . inapection today. a0 MAGNOL 1A Awe or arFANK ‘AL—$10,900 ¥ downstairs N. - RICRHOFE <x, 1010 breathy OL. 1427 iC DOU BLES 7 to 2 a earn a" eH $2400 ——_ Ps pen wiay 7 "AND CONST ™ COR c ARHOLL & DILLON, 511.200 AnborT. Realtor. 709 fm hagMesena flioore uble ga ‘block: east i Grand bL: NEW | pow SLE APT. “FLAT. | Wier END REALT h- MODERN FLA $ “Rio y. -— *. a. PLar ONLY {54850 ireinia, 4. 5 rooma. b . stow vou through. | ® riple ‘garage any this foday and - | rat” a commiarton Build Riv. a 3 roome 8034-40 KRUSKELL—617 ‘0 1e10 — on. iH aa TWO RE AL PLATS K Itew, at ete ria 7 Singles ne Gout 4 ame rents SR! 33. 55. POTOMAC f ‘K =: ER + rooms ay rent "$1800 year; =’ 7402 V IRGINT AV. * rooms and bath on cach floor SEPRASTIAN Realtor. . Grane #§ $1500 CASH BI¥s ® <I co014s Lit h xicr ; car | oars. let 63x “32 ia vitro on fat. 0” 1010 Chestaut. Olive 1427. $5000 B. CO.

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AA pes tt @” ee IS: proce At Sarr a ~ e a’ ~~ _ «= via ot s ‘ wry “ oxy rey a* om i=464 4.0 el >. * Te “ . r : Poorest °° = eros ha rc] * On at. tt, a_i Joh a i wry! Wire 5 mw {oe » @74 ri aT aotern S -« 7 rare 1 tee * : mA vi Cebene SORAS i L.A Tt «a 4 tw : em | if : + Trews { te #e' ant ee bow tue ww A 40° A laa ‘ ay ri » Wa { te a» 4 e , : ’ hewn bal he ‘¢ ro " wep rien bball avis r al hMewu'? 7 4 mts : ae nis Ae iy’ toeaek Wallen Minn bow “peut: ? Piai * '« . ert elie ‘ ehovened! ri.“ “iiene (ff bi ‘eet? « hhew tet f and © De ee e os Lnuihh = 6h tee PHD Gans x riete roe: pete Pict nome ou PLAT—8 and 8 rene hy Wale fee : hardweed [ims in ee ers te fr a a table tent im Weel . * | & eth if ("ha ¥ Fh ; wh i Cweatde ‘ fieal 7 “ t4 tron ‘ et ¥ Vuln tuW ey we te “ me fous © rv 25% FA AdeNPE Ye. ember. Lite 6 iu , Tim! : w" ne i % an mM Ath? : situ Pape « beeen deen! model le LAA tt. : , ‘ a Pudier ice t beret >: soi? : ‘t nh? 4) "yY : , . nl mMENNY * MA? Perey A\la i oe. ' GAIRw. ANI ha +s ’ wy ee hay le ont @ P a at S17 SO Ow . 5 « a? WENWICK 10 mew BAVREL. 1494.New 4 fo . wh iw Ap ‘ iw. P coca anh he : a’ = “ae 8 rete footer: y ¢ a eh . aoe ASM 4484-5 ana 6 : ria : fis *) ~ RPMAT wm * 1» “ a . ‘ : WIiLLaN 400! «aA a tact’ Pom ee rent FlLwH » $814 Glive RSA MoPHENRSON d50. 9O-Dreoub. om, moore BOG? ther tenth pwrrmoe § Colfax eTTW M PHERAON A0lGe—t fem vam thie to Oh @XOCep tiene) (ne- “ wtce “i Mr “Weaw ; . > murda? bpw LL Kibwe Rea ' ; 7a Rt » ~~ ’ a ——" TERRACE 6640.~ ’ e Blame Rrnilt an T ‘ 1317 GRATTAN eae SS : BROOM RESIDENCE hom Coe oo. . au : a Dandy S-rgem house. beth, gas. electric. | 3 = "i pe 43%) ty . . . we ae , . . , . , . " “= oe eo . _* oe . : 7, . : > . " ~~ . (HAMBEERLAIN A NEW DOUBLE FLATS | . ' oe - a ST-MILLER RB _ 105 XN, Se DOCTOR -*. [BSON AV. Single fin oo ee ee ; rec swings wre * . _ ' rvains ' . , . was rot-water 5131 VERMINT AY CHIROP? — % a¢ (orm. see 34 ~~ - ee aan wy (L4aVYTOS BOAD iuien / rT TUR >, ' x y a 3 mn resutence: elece RESIDENUE—A bea utifu residence 7 wae FLA RA 4 a iow? aot. FP c 7 ; ~ : “or 2 + “9 om "r18 a? : th e tric on gus * 4°00 JQ sc. d. ut . , : | we ; p— | bardv fiecrs. caragze. @treeg and mith HAKDW 80D ~ ‘ : ow TERKEY. COR Nea woee AY ee. an sine har » for wick "SF ’ " ‘ ‘ : . : : . ~ 7" oe ; DA ga : : Pa ee ia ha? et 4. beet f 1? ‘' ' . i . = : ' ~ rr > ~ , rw’ io ~— “> “3.5 m rt ° +s ~~ “arr a xt. | . . ~ ~ e — = — = * . . on aat » + . ; czMSTSNCY nino ov « on .awWws —— - ye OoOTT SS ? loubie -_™ : : her PAYING RENT | carage in £oo editing 7 Koumes. $5500: $300 WW ail natant ~ ‘ - : . : . F : : = is . : > ty ae? . we 77 ) * eetrut ime wpe ok )oure : sag, lle — ’ ~ ,7y : es . . ‘\ ; . . ales : wO-s Ty ree — \ re 6. -oomn : : "ew t “zr * 1:13 = “a. ‘ is ~ , . " io ‘ ’ttiwas i . . ‘ , . ; - ' «K : » A> ~- ——, a . wes 7 r ~ “ erie . . ca . : " ' . e14 hardwood wore * “- wy f — ae a TA rez rate e ° Rew. ] * \ \\ ' r iT \ * . : . . - = ie > ta we" © : ive b zn re ' Terry ~ to 4 - : ~ eR i Ee A — aReto ie » see —— - . , co ‘ex 13° vt ae ' * } pees § e 142 "444 “PARK av ' “ ° ‘ - - ~ » ; 4 te - ‘ 5} * : . - “ss : , : - ~e - a »s aAmce rT . NW ORS eX) I \ ~ ; we P 4 ; nis iwork -ISTA 42 1—Heeicence . ome. bate > eV wET! PATATE SINGLE FLAT wen furnace BUX 3548 S. Grand a 1 =i . ; - ; \ ; . Ty . . ai = i. ee path. turnace ‘ v! o . ' ‘7 > al soi i \ ’ ~ “ eo . °*e. a1 . 4 $ ‘ bs « eo a, t AT 7 Pa "> » bh , i) oe oan LS HEMMELMANN-SPA +’ e 4 2 > ow a ivtt S BOYLE A’ ~ PASS erect WM GERLING REALTY CO ST ANGE 1)]°2i—Reoming house. good th out — [ete quick salt. Admisios by : ted MS ssl st SN FAR ’ ’ ’ ' ) BS ‘ . -_ .* .ee " E Lie OWITTH TN. PMO BP TD -4 AR & 1 \' ~ . . 3 : \I ; \ i ~ \ . \ ri a Lan s) by - 5S rooms. s.e*ping per bath. furnace Beautiful beme af tr? ey ~ _ artorn en " " . _ : . ~ : : > 4 443° &» Z . . ‘ wl mS FF RR Tuts ortn ft ty x : aitTi« » * - ~~ & - ~ *. ‘ ~ a Y ~ : ° _ | - ¢ «” 2 eee Fs! mr at ‘ _ », oy - - 7 4 7. “= UK INSTR CTION st NM aN : - . > ' : ; me? " _— . > > _ . eal * ; 9 ? ; on , , oe iene _ ' Tee roerms and receptce hall bath. | : EF - i _* * ’ > de : a ae + . ° ~~. ’ X >» } , vr +4 5 ; . — Ot ~ &e . - ‘al she . : BA es ecrmit rire a **. FAINO ROL ND PARA HOME gas 4 : ‘. mre , ee ie See. a. 2 ) ‘ , vi rt kK ee ‘ , ‘ ; , ; * — : ra ef sedrrisesien. see 6%! . . "ee 2 NAACP =AcRIP TC si tou ris) . . _ Sziswo foe ower muving Fe RRER REALTY Cnr Beaatifu: ae ae % ‘ ~ ~ ‘ . . = . . ‘ te : p : . *« 7 us se De 5 ’ > *h ber . a Ne £ ° ours ) hod a 4. ” . . : TERWws OS BALA EE . : : -4 ‘ -- ™ ai v ctor 478" . ~ = eet te" : eas ) . . 7 > ; > , — ~~? : . ~~ >-_) . v. , : \ ‘ | oe ~) . >! : ao we 7 ™ " +4 7 . * . ~ ”_ é ? . > © : " e , : 7 +, ; : . . i . » : - ‘ . . ” os _ i)° 7. 1} a ar : oua.dt &*. 97 ~ : . - . . : ‘ eout \ ] ’ aod | | Try \ &§ O N tai fk aiion k MINNESOTA — 3xx > Tame: f, rooTnsa, | —~ > 4 hall ‘ ‘sam ¢ ett , - Pe i 2 oe . we FO . X\ . 4406 Fair ey baths e ect™ lot Src lS bargain. | b. pf ) .t . . - ‘% - 4 =?) » . _ ~ _— . ) e . —* wan , , ; —— xk «ew ane . =, ’ : “a ' : ’ j : ; it ‘ ° ' 6-rhoow Bait K— $650 “ =o a '* o.4 (3 . . : “a Bin\ it Vil NS me : : te iversity st.: store BUILDING—S rooms in Carondelet: eult- — : ~= -Sesttus a. | | elie | Se LUA JD UL 0. gee > hie tee sienna te ‘ah | Original “Quick Se o“- ~ ; PL. . ’ > 12 t t home. * th ‘er ~ YY 4 ~ } —— eee = i. hun? ——s use r. Ve@Talve 13i47n ? (my Dues = > éu> eI dnd st ee - Sa a Ye 2 P, eT Cc ant N et -TOns AL a Te 7 ie ce : poe ~ Sse oe = Cr = ad ———_——— = = frent S roots, fittest ap " - ~- furnaee: price only $5500: payments $44 GLEN LA a>. 421-— Moae: ae ani OWNER SAY SS am . 7 mer mont - ~ 7 Tkererr ~s ’ Do = : ~ erick £3 =| — = ~—— FTF 7 rr Apartment branpdéd-nes elegant corner i* | « pee " rt e - et > | iif SS) J\ J Lajas per cent pet imcome on your investment S212 SULLIVAN 3 — = = brick HOT. WATER MEAT. > Bish ty ecation, SSa200. needed. , : “OF : . _* . — . > ~ . =) 7, 7 7 wUe "y yoons and seem ag : A! ie TA" —) R. 7} | x \ 4 ) I~ ¢ } fs nk ha ths arce garage: must be seen to de o~Cat got ne an Diggest bargain 1f ; ne ’ « : Tw and WN COURT ) ba: lars | st) KIC -* , ~ (epi) Y) \ i ita - , en ‘ . ~ oa F ~~ wa W 3 . ' : gna See \ CW \partments [ARTW1G-DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand JOHN :s “ABROTT. Reaktor, 708 Chestact ~~ PE te y, Ga « a a ‘ i i i ~ - - — - . ® &ee >> oi? , , — hot? a> nora or. - , —r . > 1oM;>*T ~ “ reome hat? fur bn oe choice? Sa 84.8. . " . . ‘* ’ ’ . ? ’ ’ : ® : ? by ™ © . . _“x* - 4 } +> ?? = “>? “i y ~v) . re > = N. = ~% . es m wa Se a Sia $i: "> : oo ek ae meet trou : ) , ine aia lune 1. You WEST OF FOREST PARK 3718 N. 25th St.—$500 Down nace, electra owner anxious to s¢! RRINKG ett ‘OUNNECTICUT . [7 64 +o . ate my pi : ; a s sas I rre 3-Tt nm 2 se wit mth anc €)ec- LENGEL-WEBER 31°° 8S sranmt Gr. 8544 ay "= — 7 how, 7 rearw 6. BP. : e “ee a « ad _ Amen = — cee Ati > ta || ene _ = mT es HA . > The partment =.3 Bet ween (lavten Ka and Lindell ir : ts ¢ sy * tert s ? so nce wiv TIN 1) > ~ 2+ rte TD r=) Aner oe = — - « 1. — ’ - > » . * ° a. oc ° - . hon 7 = - : 4 ag ~~ — — y sce -* QD ci- 7 4 ’ VOTIe 6500 Bieck Nerthwoed Ar. ei . ? i, S.-. (hestnut 1 aden renting $173 monthis OT. FY fletr: hardw , ae ~ tie Bag ‘+ : Tic « + . —— " — — . —_ meagre a %p “yy oo ae 7 - - sare ast ie eee f i ~ - ~ : ‘ hig rk” HW an . e $2150 (yw) $12.000 bon venient erms et us S208 $y 54 a — ie ~ . — “+ ’ : ra ° e ; ’ ~ . ™ Tor — vu eV * hese hetier a — my * a‘a ht, " Lb 4 c . . a : > - . 7 . . > ys : ~ =X ~ - . Pe . . > “ > * --* ' . = — o Ss > . 2 eve ,eature resin 1846 Heber st \ {two-room *rTame WENZLIC#H ig] ~Oestrut. ive ite eee, a . - r,* 7, aT ‘ a ah Whee lt? - 4 : ° ‘ ry ’ ' ' I . -_ a ‘ a 7 rae _ . fea ™ap - *he r _ ~a .s"m t — a ¥ 4 fax a. om " “ «. LOOMING : c ra : : Pa S, a = r ’ Btn, ®@ | = . 1 ~—s us aY «1 .? “es — = . -s se ear, LA INN ERTS . 4t3ps— 1. Too 47 are 1343 u- _ -* . . 2 . - r * ™t : ° 4 oe > : . ~e » — — - z P > * . A . . ad ue ~~ 7 . , = . hae r wet RA . 20% a ne Wi : ‘ ? : - s MA Oence surnace ye Sr. iwi 0OCe FT or rT LOITr « =e la x . ’ wey 3 ew Et rpNTLIX £& , °c P —y >} ¢ ‘ = , 2, srice S6700 D e mailer on - - ; ; s" - . ‘ : ——_ Cc es* _#- —“— ee mio. oe as " ay ~~ + ». . tv, re-arke * r asd AC sSF° iL . _ . € ~* . 7. _~? a ‘ PY. 22 tu oe. we r © + _ “ ® - ‘ : ; 6 eee - sey n 6OFNTS Main 7162 17 Chestnut St AD i> Mi ) \ 4° "IN an _ ape Farag 7 horse. with all be latest > % rSarAICW 13 : = : 4 .. oe ie ee Rae riverside 4.4 view UTevows fur? -¢ - 9. com he a ; +, te =7 A == © =a 8 ornes - §-reom men Sunca,. ' t Oo ‘rede ¢ . ements for consort oun Dar + . . ~ J - “- . av cx k te = — — — ~ @&Ge é Teeter. * . v -4 t } - hn + . = — . ~- = - oe P A aii fue “ ba worl ¢ = ws ~ A tr 2 "es “- SuUTTLAC? ~—wat OF « a- CAP ELL N o~ kX—DeaULIU iw * COOTERES mot- Fs ERE pores o- ss éri* ot 202175 i -. Es ae oe ee - - ee aso ote a> 2) Lae race Mil 2} ments Mace i Ot x10 water heat e,ertr tik Dar! harG v ctor 470 ~ Vars. — -_— — 4 + xia recy ec 2 ad a Mtl =T RE T - neal \GtOrmar four gteam-heated 4404 Natural Bricse. _ rare: anova reali Pus owner anmcmacous ¢t ae Owner , > f Baru =, % S 7 ms mk f mn 2bc hey ‘ } ” 2 eh RENGEL-WEBER. 3127 § Gra »7. @544 —am = »derr te . | 4 ; Ss 4 ° =A | | i see SEE 1T ~ a ae 5 “ys i ee peri 7% baw PCy — wert — 8 x ; , + nde S aot , s.6 ff 14a.4 =ADS GL XK —1700 3- room res! (ence at no Treason . ’ 7rT ‘yrr ot- . i ror sae ap gga Pie . ; " aM? card s : ving td aa 4s rQ - ome - . h» tion sene aks : AN ux: ¢ e.. ‘ ‘Ty « the é appre oF ms “RE "TSEe sT roe ae Re eo si! ioacea: ne belies: & Sain. 4 N RTH SIDE "RESIDENCE pat te ae ee DEN AND TOWER 3 | | LE . rang Live tor. Steel? the } us¢ iets and is GRAND. 7015 5 — B ro ms electric. laun- $5900. OPEN THIS tx groom home. and electrics =. — . * + ™ . . Af ~ oe ry 7 STI¥ FAMILY APARTMENT: ) ROOM: iAMhd and FORD. 38ot—Modern , FOOmMS, i. oo wttee " , = sleen'ne porch esrage Offer wanted. OrcK resicence bath B~ 7 ——— Sk aT ——— - . machines; jo > 2. , ' 1AD—sst00 “INV ESTMENT” Pennar've®ia: 10-room Bouse With Ss . . : . i ; , : ‘ : : . ‘4 -: . . " rn ~ - - wi - : —_ “i sion “Se —_F. . +» — - : a! ‘ , nr? On 4 > Hoffmeiser & Zel St. Louis | st! to Vanderbur oc TTS TAT FT - . » . ‘ * * — _ae .rry, " ™ ™~ T* ; . ~~ ¢€ - _ 4 1] 3] RING AV. > at —s.. . 7 3 —— — - - - _ , Rede a . . ae | -—_ . : hath —— : : ae me , >. 7 es zz 3 une ences: ‘ heat. etc.: : | moe nan’ $i10e n : . BIEMENZ R. CO. 614 Chestnut. es | WALTER SS RE COLR | Central 1872. : LOU ATION—Overlook- ' ~ “Hee Zs “a ¥ a LAF. YETTE Fr, ; 3 Modern 10-room PRICE : aes . . I - - Fe ~ fi . RESIDENCES FOR SALE ~ } ire ; BARGAIN PRICE water _nester__ ‘arse SS _s3* se. i bate ~Sarneee. : — © . - = ~ 7 - : 7*y ’ : : S38 Adelaide Near ('FPalion Park) LA SALLE 226-25—F modern *-room ‘ ‘ « ie > } ’ rF '% ' \ ; mT Tr ( ) we ~~ 3 © e gr =. ‘hat vo ee aio. ale A =~ nprigeonaa Re > 2-00 aw ¢ verted into fiat s: = on " " ' : 7 \ pil iiljin \\ hid \\ ct ; ; Smaeme | oo ee ee of - pag on pang a > we ey + » SO500: @} o Cy, ae | 80 be there today. CASH WILL | HAS DLE mahi. 4% tnt . . > Serer ata M: : on .er ran ; stg : PSIM eS Se — Dreci LIS —— ——t — residence b J0s5. FF. DICE jg! cullt §@ coome ae — . , Tt a aie : ter 5 , “cc 2 » Q3 (c) etna Se —— and 4ecorste ee eae . ~— anatt rrr! g¢ eeven rooma including . “ ; : - =—-_-x-a °°. | ~ — ve 8947. _(¢ MICHIGAN. 6618-€0 (Carondelet}—2 8- 1424 Hickory st. m heat iat 43x15 Ry my R : ee GHOICE 6.ROOM HOME room houses: bargain: terms Olive S150. | vogmn, 2 beche, ies , J 4 2421 Ruse! —_ " . nap tea : + Renkres , und re an ¢ nt buy to the - m2 MIAMI. 3140—7 rooms, tile bath. hard-/| Stairs. furnace. goed x. : Jos ® THCK MANN a : : : ton be Me A Re s1agence Bargains\) H t-W ater oe wood floors. furna: e. z @ 6346 | be converted to Sang A ie : , . oe vt HUMMERT Grand 6534 | lioor & ! yur ; ~ uMERT._crang 6306. y RESIDENCES Sc3! - spit , a~TY ‘T) \ Y Ss , : Agent. 4337 Oreror | See oe : , re ~~ ob” ; ft} , _—- ——— —~~ ——mer Fe “heetn | \\ A ( \ i; R-GR N\ -Bk ] 145 7 . -_ “er $55.0 Oniv SoH Or MINNESOTA. 3021—Residence, =-story | - ut . Ts ait eliacrien eemen aa : : . 7. brick. 5 rooms. bath, electric, furnace; | 5500 CA 7 > , . ° . ’ ~~ : ow lore o*? -~ truct A 2 2. &, x - a.n = ‘ . som : } = . 4 fine _ n - I stm 2 ted . tip-top shape orice reduced for : , - Parc? . . ‘ms ToT TY rm? . , v'rar > 4 "7 ae whe ol ™ ! -__ . e: Ss anc mus © seer o ve apPre| DOERSE NGER R.CO.. Jefferson & Grarois pered thro . ORS - 4 ’ ad rents \\ A\ , * } I, } 7 i ] i ( ) & A ch... “Ss . ba OveP Quad ~ CEN NEWHOUSE. 1402—14 rooms, bath: elec- ere —- ne we Ore @scnie ash one ~ 6 PIM Ir , L reon COANK L tr carage aundry Iinguire 140724 | Oneg Sunday 10 to ° 5 . . ‘idl iu ‘ , ~ ’ ie," New - «ae io i PRICE =~ = ve *, - p : 4 i | oe —___— —--—-— + = ———__—_——__—-= , ‘~\N , —af MITC YD (7, aL. ay .te—btt Piste ~i iM ; .. ‘ 5 HAYA g } ih 3642 residence: 8 rooms hot-wa- | “288 RAS RES SIDE NCE 4 ~~ ii.3 sivieals ,\A) . r*abiiaiti ' : . 4 i i ' } ter Beat iaree 1pt too iarce for pres- | 4641 MAI . . Witti iS.Ad»eR Bea F LM te ARB 2 , ‘ zs | the a owner sei sul Pas: si ail TAGE. Cuvqaee wet! built. slat rood omg | A BARGAIN. NUT MICH CASH : y APARTMENT 7 rooms ue as ¢ » 107 4_Titie Guar. Bide. | ceea ALSACE Ea * Corace, best. frame — Me —e SEED 8 CAKDP GF ADMisstos a aa25 2 , : =. ; - DEAL ESTATE CO OLIVIA, 4442—Residence. 6+ house. N oe Senate sae. | a. ae ae he HB «-telLdMAS y ~ % ~ Al , = F ii ; ith 3 addtional adicininge en which ALL THESE r fei.’ ; 251" rn , aot Bae = E co ' + (HIST SI sO00N ww ’ : stan - . D tam be eivided sewer. Water. gas BUILT HOMES ; “~~ peer ome eb . ° rt ‘ i : it - , hs : ° > a7 2.) : . ; ‘ DIGINAL Quick Sat WANTED Act NTs electric _coane “tons for sale ata bar TERM ond “aewts mut. - a. $ = . oly * a . — wt rt moet , Kain rand or Bellefontaine car line. WENZLICK. . 1010 , - 1; TH — Se ) = ’ a : “aaa — peng ) ia: 2 ses. Phone Hiverside 1475 cae 3636 UTA | Clevetand: 10 yeoman tat ‘ ' v "te ‘ sii i lee LMA }-2 Vwi ai? -. hy i. Ls. » @68~) —Dandr 6-roon hat water Well-b > ere : ro Sea o he , ' w ase a as -~ ; ~ PS ' . ‘ . - . . . ; i “an a : > " , ~~ : : . -? , ki ElL-WEBEM,. oi Ss. Grand SOT : 7 » . - =e - , - -* 7 : ti ’ ‘ SONG'S . . . =~ se 5 Tus ras tote ic) | PRICE nok . _* ais - SE -captadi 27> Smemen , 1} t t. Near Forest r’ark ' : ~ 4 - rnace. ¢ Farag : 30x RESIDENCE—Modern 6reom brick 2 Owner said cut oe ae : Z . . . . s * , . > — -~ ™ .t ts ' : te . ' : i? “ * ws . ~ -—- " . . . " « - = ” meagre gg ge een Ben quem “ame - SEW SINGLE FLAT to —— . 2s rooms, Dath. g2a8. RESIDENCH—And large ‘ Of Prominent S500 TASH. $35.9 ys , : -_ ‘ rut . w~Cat rarage price ney Wonderful “ation for stores = we « row MANN car — . . oe ne as at er filling statio: house Ww rent for Buys 7 rooms. bath. : ‘ \LTY CO... 4Plo Easton ev $90 for property SSa0 rage: brick stable: 3309 _ . , ~ . . > oon ? Be ss =? , ~ * bo ay : rn 7 ; —- wr 4 al e - - ‘ ~o a? ’ . io oo rer, 5 , Aw. | e997; | _balance lik snistteaae ower urrove y . Ong Haw thorne Boul. | Am’ » SP ; ti a } . ’ s™ Py ” : ’ . c . > . 7 nel 2 rt yr Lee Vat Rl 3SELLL. 2] ] r ec al . L0-ro en ; 7 , =a he PLAT isn Tow . : : . y i ; 94 5—9 POOTTIA. acrTeen porch 40086 Humphrer: a we . stele . Pri «4 4K =i behave Mtsi e | } r 7433 e: 3 rooms, excet garage rewly decorated: vrice reason- | Siate-roof residence. with " ii 11.) t whi? so} Tie) & Le, ry . ‘} + ~ ‘] * ye } * * tr ‘ ‘ . — — "+ >=. eer agy > . ap SS a a TOOm Preaitem " a) concrete gesewimnun co + His ist I nie”. vu sit fe! - c \\ > » . ’ : Dn : ) : line at vour door. priced right of VINCENT 3958—Residence. 7 rooms rn 7- ocun Residenee a ’ * Eos “e—? s. SCHNE! oth. furnace: Gulie ra, eo Pennavivenia’ tile Gath, Beat; 2- ze arta __NAERT._ Riverside 38346. _ mim, BreNorme es. 30 ton von OS: | 4835 LABADIE AV ogg sh | — gas gas Fmantunce Av. — |*",.otntgge sa coe Gouna) Seen Coe :, . - ‘ ; a a es KERN Pullertwa noni — " > er! ~ a ~ — - =. 2-2, oe ee — s “heat tr¢ ee : a ~ . : —_— - : 1) : 1 >] ' LPah YT we A . m. “. —ta ee on ack on “eat modern A wonderful 7 rent Water heewt ee Pus heegte 7~ : -s : ~ . . ? ’ _ > e- ™ ’ ' : rc? ‘ : . _. oo ° , 7 . 4 ’ rr al - Ln ali | : . . i+ . “ x? + tcept, nha Du ¥ S44'0) S55 Mier —_— ‘ , . = | » -_ - " ’ —- _ - “ - -* ae 7 Fe * iat , > = i 4 i . ’ > we " ~ ? ~ ’ “ KRESS TE ~ } BAR. 4rnN =) ri M Ss. m Te Ente : eo 4 ar —- wis) : . — —_— . 6 e . 4 . - au — «+ - ‘ need ~“ ~~ 2 +o” vy , ¢ 5 % } 7 ; ° ls e 4 - a ¢ - : be : 7 , - _ ‘ X — 4 i ; \ oN ; ; . - : ‘ " Le “ tirms ee at a aL . . : ‘ ~ ¢ . cr? Ps _ = I "4 se: ; x : scant en : + at ie » appreciated. act un WEST FN! R “ ae “iS. & ~ Ca be B of — ‘ - ‘ > a 2 . Rr a 7? = ms . A . eat aT NE W . > r*, or, vor ** " - - . 4 a .** ~ Va OFF} WANTED ee edern { 1412M. Main 4021: > , n . Tr ae ; : "8 rc as — ar "> ‘ : | ag ro IN THE BOCK SPRINGS: DISTRICT — orch and bathroem rR ' ve . » . ~ ve ‘ ™ ° . : ; * i and Two a Trer 2 weal her — * ai4 ,’ 4A reenal sr p+ 4 . r > —e~.«. =r? I>} io co : : - . ih a - : \ ats mesigdedbe MER - TRUST ‘ Ast. a Sew t ~ =~? Y crt] et ’ = “aries i.e Se «LEME . ik ; \ _. uth SM upe Pai ‘ _* —_ -_. ___- a wn -) : . ' > wares es 2343 SLDNEY ST. KMS. CAKE OF AD $ ' uae? | Very reasenabdie e Tec } Canc “tae =e. ‘a Cease. kK SB. GLDWAN & " . . . ‘ : , . & or bs ;AHN =! nee" 2 ve 8150 bet-water heat oak ™ ‘ « : . . ; : . 7 . _ —_ : - — ° a OTs %% rv ot ° _ = wiAlsS “wae _—_ . =. M a : hue’ 1. es ~ | —) AM ; é , ~ wii) an ¢ BRINK £729 «(ee © = : re OS. — — 3F : Pe RNEY i “OURT - Ws! , ~ ‘ : ee = TWO SEW DOC ELE» - €#HRISTIAN 6-- seni — “ x 75 . : wo 1o%7 > » ‘RRIF TIAL 2 TOO crgdern oo. ~ “ a, SNK " ? ‘ ‘=r is 4 es : C : : . Pos ‘ . WEST EN REALTY AN! ONST. &O.. &ROOM SBE “ ae ebaty 7953 ‘S611 Deimar ocean COS DITION; 29 re , : recair | - 7 Lt TIEt L OME Ss. 12TH ST. > ; : - da ke an ; rte" remade ~ * © ~fher, 21 CoM ores _Tepay sso z » AL titi Khost NG 8 ‘ : ' . gTyeENT refiieace®, iagge yar’. shace ters. cecagds = waAiN 3s tua er : “ oet- Me, ater _.., |» AITOCRES CAR = , rave a” Paik, Ff ATS ‘ SM Part Monthiv ow Neck WANi®> G2 TICK SALE AWFTOS. PHONE ER: BOME BARGAIN. : ; . ; $130 . = -Gre a6 ak. COMFY '-ReOew FErSIDEeNCE VENZLECK, 1eTe ; a ‘ ; : — 7 a i . - oese Vine iNtA AY 4 Some containing 19 reeme: 74 . aa 2 iF AV. KES ‘ . ma n meocere ame. bath. furnace heat; aaj. [ Ek E Y I . —. Nr beat, curnge aftached; a i ‘ : : ? e ~ “ ~ * 7 > * - ‘ . ee MLENBRINCA : s - 3.9 “2ut ; 7 =O : : sid A. ~~. Ve #o4 : bE Na a A i i bestnut * a 14°27 S331 s a and bi. , ‘ ee a ae aie =.=. le =U ee 7

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te ‘“ é ETNDAT, _APRIL 26, 1925. ESIDENCES FOR SALE Soutn RESIDENCE BARGAIN el ae NCES FOR SALE . “RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE . RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE _ Apri. 26, 1935 B® 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. post. DISPATCH. 13B . Southwest West West. West West DR i tetas oa ‘ie South i = b i . ts ; Ri "NDEL “PL 0 Beautiful 10-roon, os “Ss jo- ; +’ ' “ — Z : TIDE AL Hi M ES : ° hmornie nas every = : improvement: ’ Beautifi : ry ; nee. aunt dn ae r ef : Ag ; IS N es S t ae ww riLLaw *l, rus © £0) neider any rea- . wee . 7 rooms wou ‘ . a 2 ra ir old: an High () : 3808 ole in prettiont, mart | bonabie after iN, Sak. |FO%F- bocemater Peat erage: pete oc |G RESIDENCES FOR SALE—WES' , LIVE STRE | le ruTrage rie ' | . a : . ~ ; 7] . iVulne hard utifui hot 5 in ety ae —_ rae pable pee “hee SEN KI. D>. 114 N. Sth. | J we k ERR REAI LTY Cr +‘ 107 N . G+} - 4iA4 his beautiful Cabanne home nine ms, ware ; gar pear Grant Me: ive : ; - F278 . e “ — POC! r water : } wore, - R | 9 , sil : noes age Heights 1'ar | BARTMER. ST aaa sm ag . : $126 LINDELL BL H125 KINGSBUR 6504 CABANNE ; gape — es eee — se . oA he SA Nis DiITTMLIPR R. E ar PLO A PL ath: me may ven-room house and, 10-roeom hot water heated house: hagd- , 10-room residence: hot-« ‘ater neat rive Tooms: hot-water heat. bath eat _— pay HB i. eee Sass: ened , O24 Chertnut et bl ie hu t home. with large “-story building, under long : ‘ Tits . “nce are on -F Ses . ’ i 51u "boat fT ‘ 4 e ) = “oe * Title Guaranty Bidz Olive 2369 as part payment, balance long time, easy terms. . iif at? ; . : w? ’ w : ; oome vm 6 : ou +% Te ; care P ’ ivy — , « -—. 00 gm) s | ar the no wat : » . $12 (od SEE vs" axe. ete,: wre gree oPicuT a ; " | BOS ry in overs Wi ; garage. i 51500 CASH BUYS HOME a Aisi In abeolue firelt-ciaese con We Econ ype Boal “ au e . er heat Ut S T BE si iL 1) i RHINKOU O19 Chest Gee CONICET ast une | ORBLE gitline condition. ‘price “ight.| BALANCE $75, MONTH. GREAT CHANCE ||) 100. Reape hardwood floors; side driveway and || a HOLBROOK-BLACK WELDER a estnut a4 wullt he 453195: card E. & RK. G. SCOTT. 500 Chestnut. | a; yee 40% Melville (A "® 7498 TEASDALE garage: canvas and oil throughout This beautiful stone-fromt home of - ad — = AW AY goavemirnce® Ty CL. AY TON RD... 7314—Deautiful residence terete (ity plete in every ” gas 4% rooms, 2 baths This i* a gem Card Of aimission nece exary rooms, iarge tue bath. Buili-in tu bare- - oy 7 : a , TOOMs and - on ¢ ss?" Lyk 4 y 4 Jeenping por oft % rooms Ppciored seeping porc! ticru r reome new 1} aecorated UP-toO- | PY e $27 5000 $401 Ww j “ST PINE wos fieors : dag” ee soe Tloos ~ — R KAL ESTATE TRUS ST CO. ae to phen : joure t/ le bath. eu toon bh > wo ; - 5”? - . - hard ‘Onoda ‘ che h t-water byes ' a abke ; date fix ires ' eA ha th har rr aod f ore P , 410 CL AYT" N 12 rooms a A bat} @ ot 75x 1 ) — = ae nice | se rk ar tot + ~ e 7 sy p. ia ; : mn} TT nia ” arate ii iD | very tine SS); , ste) brick Mm ntel ; t-water heat * the price ~ rooms £un pa hot- water NOG MAPLE P ‘ORNET Perot TR - ha “19 Chestnut Main a0 1010 Olive St. th - : 19 Chestnut ae at ; 7 mR ' J0HN H. ABBOTT, Realter. 709 Chestnut |\« in keeping with vaice brick garage, heat: garace Price $1: > 000. 10 rooms: Al condition Priced to By —— a : MOM ENG, 7 Ma BARG AIN : 3501 . 9 e#- ATrangee (wok 396] a ‘ ae ; ; ’ : for ooming a... | for comfort nom _—s ass order. with all modern conveniences. } ee. ees US ePp ‘ rake o ~ ~% by appolntinent only roome and bath above: lot 200x200. n An excellent er vith @ 6000 | gyvernge'; i $100 per das SEE 8.’”’ N. @ Atch L : 0 e Tlat : J porch end aii fue = hardwood ; price and oa f admiesion. apply te } 208. L S$ —" —— = s ee -N RIGHT Price $650,000 future: easy terms | Forest 4216 for RRINKO?. 619 (hestnut ive OF : late. Ae Mm he 5.- . “ are GO - a! JURLaw Ty A fy» ba} a, \ ay 13° = *) ‘* ut : 1322 al nent : 1] 4 om re+ eT ‘ + re me. or firs 544 HAMILTON TERRACE al ppeinupen: BO) Tt PR PERTY ae 500 Mt "LLIN . a = ™, ; : - RER tr ¥4 4 rc y val : — ’ a Rd > I wate at wi ad $010 GEYER cs DE +; E RVILA. 3 inh iZ ne =~ — ReGen room brick residence , ser fur- tee 4 ro : and ba.h on second 7 roome bath furnace heat in K I, (} N T IT¢ ) Vi E ’ °111 3 ; 7 ure? ; Wash at 10 fam- | South Ww est Corner . 1 8 rors ari ei Y atti ars ’ —* > fe. : ‘os e riage | «the no vde;r;T ‘ . ; » | - 4 - eat ter he . . ‘ - 4 , - : ST RE SOLD—MAKE OFFER age, 0 wner heating, garag wa double garage ee | KOUNER 108 N. #11 | a ee: eee ee ged eg ~ 2 EGA . ee, 5 seems 008 8 Ee er i . sacrific ge? | DE GIVERVILLE, 5612—s-r001 rick ; aol ; ae Sue eames ate —_ (047 LINDELL DRIVE, - ¢ S2GS per month Le j an Fran lin ern } . x - . ae noe at 42015 #% ; ; 30) 0 ETF 4 ‘welling til coal ti = * bathe a | See —. y he _y il. a ¥ 4 = ESTi« 44 Priced to se SARVARI teautiful X-room. two-story brick »4 Kingsbury Place “7°1.°3 « 7th: 3 brand-new stores and ) ffingw ell d k o ren fi 4 er refused 9k. P > ae Destnee : , oe, _ Siem © Hee - “er : -- . eal al Alt , a. resicence hot-ws ter he: & , rT ai “ —_— . 1 fet §e700 ' 2 mores on and warehouse an 4 “O10 «> ode rie Do: & al aruwow 2100 age eicreiicn teu tT! Pat raw cu a and othe ‘i é ~ od a leat this bath ibis is one of tHe Des'-bui! hommes is . ' Oo era ee nut. Olive § whe 8ee new brick garag mndition: nrige only $14. 000 _ ae san Ros wf k from s l rooms — " arlors ir) 6hardwood ficors -Car brick garage tle tv. containing 14 rooms. ballroom, | 1431-24 N. i4th; 1 store, 3 flats, & | 14 rooms above: mores and fate om Let- Bee ae ACCT. DEATH xi 30. o ENRIGHT, 455%1—6-room: voarga envenient to churches. bus, car line garage. roon with side dr ze | 4 baths and sleeping porch. butle: s room | gereges, Anse |tinewell: owner leaving Europe; ee Mule KS 6- OO M He : - USSELJI. A\ i GlLMAN. S8°27A Kastor Cakeany @57RI. | EVGENE J 4'.THEIMER. 8) Chestnut E : yW A P | ) y RB a on tesement house hae 26 clusets. hot- 742 Aubert ” ‘ly. 5-86 rooms, 2 | this today : wake i, per s , LV ELAND, OF — two ha Tra wooed floors ENKI th 4607 10 r fror 5021 PRRSHISG AY 4s A Kk K W EK I L | water heat. oil burner, finished (hreughoul | garages, it ome "#1 io. "per month. Je; = 1, {AL i 1An A To SHAW's Se eins deeming vorch, et , + “ ’ furnis F te onmis 1 a — a? $4 MEAL rik = : RESID# ni ' : a in haruwood hardwveod fiowrs wails can- } A sma! cash pe yrnent A0wn will buy ( y : y ni E. See fecoun: Ash) TOWER OOnLY PARK. water er a ind Citas Te —— oe - i ae ‘cHT POR IMM cater Olive 30: QUA — vased and beautifuliy decoreted: brick £64 any of the above properties For infor- ‘ chestnut Jefferson. ants: © oo 900. «x —— ¢ ) PRICED RIGHT FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Ive 9000 s Sev h pros _i.% Wh iJ. B A eet Re rGEB =T a.) . =, TT) val gal 6?) : ~ . snag . a me aadhen .. nd - . ent raze for 4 Cars with ehautteur . reo matin oe MEYER ‘23 E. oO. a Tentral . 3 sit re i r oT OS rooms, furnace ee 6 ee eae wh may ~~ Dy cara oni ; > : BE pata MM AG a TA av. ve . eral at ae RIDA! CO. SUKI? YS -ar garace $1LOUU aeh will 7 RR autif - 7s = —~ ea ci 4 , HEMMELSANN-SPAC KLER RHR F cm) | ST¥ RE ery PLAT 2 ILDING Well a @eeren a Ft . init we ive TE ke TM handle Offers Wanted MORRIS AACH RK “6 Chestnu NY 7th and Chestnut oa netructed. on «ood ‘coumer heating | BUSINESS PROPERTY—aAné filets exidence: ha tuliet> # oes ISTO and . > ' WILL ¢ WISBMATH, 2838 N. Grand be oy IN “fT. Len ARK & IP ee Al Rama pants: paved streets Price $19,500: 100x161 feet and 8 inches: gon les: could Carats, forme eels FL AD E82 00 Gumned, | EUCLID 3931 N—Frame. 5 rooma soot) 50382 Ridge: 6 residence: all con- te sie My “Beautiful Home | heap easy terms 1 am forced to sell. Box} Bridge and Sort : P ~— | | ® « +) : a ¢ mo me a ' aia : a a : : ° o ve an res th ‘ ‘ . mrie r) ah Cash ; wi r "ont ’ ’ =. ¢ Au) rice y Art rr Lire) on corner: . Tor he “Rea — Coo Chestnut. i eond tion lot 511x253 lot eso de irabie ier ry ow ul AY AaB wT R e ~ ‘4 ' REAL BARG L1IN—BEABSY TEKMs ' e a I epatch a ) oe } - DON dnaan t iw >, one . Kkitehe! oe 138 Ridee ay roome ' ROOM: ‘ *) B ATHS ‘ wad. _ Sse. simal) « ash pavi eos se ‘ purchese of a veal piece of | each ‘ ert? . t 2 PA04 Davien st. 6 ome a1 S— . tn at este cas please you ‘“ : oF ea. hve al. a : and large BIEMEN/ R ' 7 ‘ } 4 ‘ hes’n it yner rd Car warave 437 \\' ate 7 ' A 4 te sart . Ld - ngs Ari Ssngee met CONeSiAtS of long iy ing rar iaree s larium BL | rs » R EALTY COMI AN Y Phone n404 office — 34 -§ | SoS AND. 3 730—Good tor & tine future for improveme nt. at ; pee \ : McecCASK lis 0% nierna , r enrose r 7 90N two m ter bedrooms. -tile bati large unre ch, P 7 etrmore} 3 he 1 39s 4 ro ce "3 a he “v> ae : : > i Bw | . - [rive « + ehe ox: nk r rd owed Linde! wo ha Mur }’ r r « tt fh or M . — AND 7 4324 FE o , ‘ rv r om ng NEW Mist END HOMES 17, TT | £044 l’ersbing ‘ routris# very fine. $10 OO take hack B4500 firet deed — . into , ats: this will not last CASH WILL H ‘ANDLE wi a ante Celi Ma mele 4634 LEWIS ri. 6 BOOMS 7] 62 sche 7 rooms. warage | FLY REALTY CO. 820 Chest. Olive 2842. | 0m. MQM, , ase vere © a ) 7. yt ‘aK O7.0! sé 3 > be = PL... & ~iMs Mid: "here on, 7 rooms garage. ‘ > ‘“ a : a gaiesman on oremisee today: Lindeli «500, mae 5 ( a. Bo eke case tile bathe, hot- va 0340 Alamo, 7 rooms. hot water heat | GARAGE—targe: 5 roome ge aa GHERTNER REALTY ‘eo. 706 Chestaut. _ Tr. DICKMANN : 6 roome and & ve new. Peas LL. KUHS REALTY _ 7 er h ewery com enience: Araces ; ‘P R EF kK E i Re os R EAL E ST A = lg UY'26 Dart: mouth & roome sieeping porct 2 cb roe dern _bungsiow t - Ray : Olive 4790. —————— >: DC aieNiee "and decorated new hardwood! 087] X. Grand B31 N. Broadway large _—"- : : ALTORS . N. Meramec, 7-room. fine bungalow | streets: terms: realtor, Bex 0-56. PD JEFFERSON. 2601-03 N—Sitore “rf 5 Bit eae co, 10 seam he ‘go pe Sent 3 a MAPLE. 5071—ar ll-room home wit! ALBERT G. BLAXEE RnR. BK. CO., = (J , as z 1F >] aan Aes og S rooms, Uutch Colonia "Se gave aL. 1S) | flate, gipinachine aatage: rents 10: ° . ° , , } +2 : ~ oo ‘ . . ° [ ’ ‘ ; om hungwalo. : «ae : shatnm : ” baths. hardwood floors ‘jos a Dic K MANN R e OO : : odern ronveniences includir ¢ “ ca —- | TL cL Hk ST “tI “ LIN 40 $6. ’ —— sit st Dut es eee SS eS ee ea - " Em. ive e B62 _- -_ 2718 Cr ai berlair . a9 ‘ro fas ~y —' nae new High and Carr sts rn e cor.: business “- ‘Snke ECKY REALTY 875. furnace, good basement: (oT. at $9750; purchaser not only e's a cine) EL so ANT HOMI - a ae — ee 2 Julian. 10 rooms large toe - ullding. “8248. good buy. terme DAL Y} - -— ——— , Werted 16 Gandy 2-family flat; ee 6 ee ae See ee Tanne | 7036 KINGSBURY Cae 743 Harvard. 7 rooms. garage & McCARE RF CO. 80) Chestout | NORTH MARKET. siores, 2 ree back. ae with kitchem RESIDENC ES GREON E. & R_G, SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | Weil-constructed home in this beautiful Beautiful Parkview Home 153 N. Haniey, @ rooms. garage. | -35@ NET—NO MONTMLY PAVOGRPY | _‘iate: rents over 9200. _ Csveneme._ ce yn por h — . , residences om | MINFRA A 505)- “re ms. modern: rock ocalits & roome breakfast room setp- 1415 Vw aldrer 5 reotms. atta ned gcarage. ' NOW ‘wt esl. @ bedi Ging. ote ere = | SAK (AH. "400) N —Sleres. price § . - ha he ae 5 two ay Ae Tete - aaaniies bargain e750) ves ling poreh: in excellent condition: garage, |} 5858 Etzel, & rooms. tile bath. {Grand bl: 6 stores, 4 offices: $5001 . deed ef trust $7500 Call ; OE eer chloe LbowaY- * Realtor, nove Heights: 7 and ® rooms| _GREGG. 107 N. Tu Olive 54 price is de ire . e show Rts Saieetuniah | | y QT R E | yt ¢ 'E ] ) rr Cas A rooms, furnace heat |} come: all — : a Py at agg * eplendid §] 114 7 vas (o4) oer garage: an bee bought Ment - @asy 3AHD52 Evans. 10 reorms. garare: lot — }- ( Rk iB ALE DI A | }- ~ ALE aki 7 ie, Brox 6 os bungalow. Will me Lix porperty om smell GRECKY REALTY co. _ Tyler a76. oues are, S1eCiIriC. « terms. Call Biue x113: premises in Al condition: open tor - an »s) > rr ones rooms, tiie bats ment of $1 5080 cash: tdeally financed _TWFELFTH AND HOW a Lhrourhout: only $5500 ) — ~ DANDY HOME LOR PRON . £2 RK G. SCOTT 800 Chestnv: inspection: want an offer Very conveni (00.00 Will Buy This S25 iM 10.00 Residence he 2 rooms and bath, cottage. — to vield net income of spproxtmately | stores and 4 flats: —~ i ‘ce , ' = * BT 'TS R ¥ AL TY CO”, 726 Chestnut 8. 1 «109 000 a. year new builtinc;: cood we this bearrain., open for inapectic SD 7-ROOM PLAT—500 CASH 7 &. Lith: baths, electric on os OPEN St SDAY ODELL. »368—4 roams. bath. sfarage. | ent to Grand 35 ERSHING—#@ rooms. 24-story brick. comprising long living room 13 > ) ae inal _ $11,500 Beibert 4-roe A beautifu BUX. 3548 8. Grand MERCANTILE TRUST CO. Ast. feet.. with art ceiling, center reception ball, attractive dining room. painted pane! ROOMING HOUSE | lesen. ¢ Rox D-57. Post-Dienateh. GRECKY REALTY CO. Trier 875. = ry PAPIN. 1429—Store with 2 roome in rear! Tw ENTY- > mr “ oa a — or : =hak : . - : or A. mis ae harie alle 4 4 ey tahoe rearet ; firs floor ‘xtrs larce «? ‘ o ; big bargain at $5250: payments = Rp dang a a ~~ ~- ; res a - the 5 ~ ooh ~ of ow = RW ANTS SMI r. 70 aad ry RSHING sant sah oe “rd rane two vaditional . citar be Ban me oe Te yond ath ‘the ) = BATH! 3 TOILETS —10 ROOMS and 6-reom flat above. fer colored: rent cor. 2 FITH AND 0} IAN 407. 7°22 Chestnut. Cen. _8500, oot a RKE Ki ate —— e | S750 3 rest 6808 : rgon " ewide ‘ 4dwood | bath. second floor ' Two larce bedrooms bath third floor Ed ractically, new hard- PR Boag 4 A. gr BA ge - man ‘aa / oe ter $70 per month, $1500 cash will rane. rent $190: 7 rabrrTs Acre HOMES. om Sun 10 j vig i\PAGE Ki 42° 4— Resider ce for 2 far i f) vrs “hh t we t r ae ocern ip every) wood |t rs “-t car garage Lat ol x176 fen t. beaut ons it n ry : | nd ome needed repair owner wil] make it | PRA “K H TOBEY REALTY CO.. South Tort . ‘a ae rhic hk LAW, PAS) Tr RMS : - ) fe price “as Ta Dae am Le Casi wae a ‘CU a! : 9 e 3'2 ’ 125 ME i sea. Cite [IW ner ie avine for California nae aut wee -¥ izes a prt as hat wil: sell thie home this | without ost a pleasur to see a home | 63 de Agents 5419 Geaveia Riverside . ro Side ro Store at PENSE Sse AN. 6SClhOUROOMS, RES l F N ¢ C I men See _pwner of pee ELUGEXNE : — ——= | Weel | terms Open 1 inspecti 1-4 clean and com Sait 39: 30 West: nineter | 4108. ; er — 1ODEKN. . PRICE $6250 PAGE BL. 3627-29—At Grand- 2 7-roo BEAUTIFUL WEST END HOME at d open 2 til? 4108 Rae: ———— | chee MALIITT AY... 4ROOM COT. items: o leet went aie thamelia beth. furnace and ele "141 Kensir et , * large rooms. bhatt W (GG) R—GRA) ae, Me Ww tL L [AMS R. E£. CO. Cabany 47 a. CASS A\ GARAGE £ ft” rw 1G -DISCHING ae 2077 :. PAGE: PRICE ONLY .. 6008 oF rom ‘ , al lot { } w il seperately: on easy | furnace: in excellent condiuen: block from A ‘ E \ | a 4 “411-14 Cass ay comparatively bus | ARGAIN. ENON. ALSACE ri. ‘ peppers "fermace hest. frame @arage| terms. Olive 564 Seldan High 5 “ho 1: $7450; terms j sna . co an i | —" wi) | bull jd ine fine for Kar ane of —— } mg 1625 North Unien: 1 1ODERN ROME jot 250123: wrice Sav | KANE @ FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut st. |GERFEN. 923 Title Guar Olive 4045 | ‘“‘PREF ERRED REAL ESTATE Vs 4i ,\? 5 (C ec ceil A Vv AN | mast ae a ul agartments seco OT: | sory 6 ‘ enntne. Game in . THESE ARE BRICK AND | EN-SPACKLER R. E. CO..| pRERSHING, 5541—6 rooms and seep ng 5069 PAGE —#2500 | a ‘-- OF9 | JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1015 Chestnut | 8nd see us about this. Price $5000. for Hous = PHONE KICKHO orr and ; re rmoderlt hardwood floors i t-Wa- a — ao hae : j 4 ( r estnut liv Pp ; tf eau’ fx! moder) ne“ white st uc cam ——— quick sale .. 1e”~C«dN:«Ster best: gabage. 7 wag garage; ve: ag mi REALTORS “ esidence. 10 rooms. 3 baths. hot MAMMOTH FACTORY sum ING MERCANTILE TRUST CO., Agt LICK, 1010 CHESTNUT. ‘ I Sy ay —= « . 20TH and LAM UST fT. ‘Oo : . ihie @« vase .« . 50180 a ; corner va side 441 —— =~ - - ~ Tl em offering «@ : ne .,-reom home Nine-To . - cwel.ing; ‘we J ior © A bE ‘ = . ATE . ERVICE E ta > (, A NT t] ( ) \L 1 Ss For price and particulars anpiy to | Teom flat and & three-room fate: lot RINKO! ee t (Mlve . ALSO RLSIDENOCH-7 rooms moder: Steam! | near Weliston. at $7250. $1250 cash. re orick ar LER KE 4S -N Oth » S— Saereen, ae: Caan ae Yarn ’ MERCANTILE TRUST CO. Agt.. x14); will sell business and all; > i = Pyese |! 9 reorme bhet.water heat neat rarage, ax ia dq av KR Aes bargair Forest 516° ae JOST hagess 5% Ks ; = hoe _ ! 1s A res ric = a ? . = A sei Grive . 7136 Linde: 100x144. Polo Dr vb 200% Rth Locus te St Charles wil show vou * ” PRICE fr EDU CED Baers: garace rner says) Fost vodg pee PNT) a ae PRICE, $8500 Hillcrest: liven room 37 ft. tong: many|@00; 880) CASH BUYS BQciry JOS. F. DICKMARS BECO. S22 Chest 4 os | S .» ; . rd r res 4 : ooh Ft } “-* , . , . , . ee . . . Aca ti — . ergy ~~) nn : . ae eni@ cut prices and eell 4252 R pe and make heat off _. | RIDGI 5620 - 7-room ick re en e. Forced to Sas rifix e Account ri) Health. ceo Te -gianamen gn ty SE ‘esirable festures Kxxx Ellenwood 100x Maryiane 516-18-20 st. n cor Popier Fine Investment Property room. tile bath, furnace age. : a —s a on ee cee WANS OS... cohen wal Ta. gL endl at ge lot: side 6 Beverly; 11 rooms. 2 bathe: garage. | Drive. 090x170 . \- Txn Yale. 50x! 8t.: jot Tlxlo3 t gtory brick. bulldings 4135-42 3 Netural Bridee a ‘eo + | RINKOP rt vs “onl . 7 Rn’ wa -.. = ) a’ 5 ' : ee ' rl et - = TUICK. ;% eo eer. : Q Oo. 7129 Corne! most attra: tive t niversi ty 60219°. : Adm sion by card | JOUN = BL AKE & PRO. R15 Chestnut 5 ; , fur? Mus! _ rope : ,* 7 : » we " hesti iu ; " irT’y . . ‘ie whe acm as - 7 i ry in ; r" | > = . . . —: wore — ye F ’ ace art “omnes, Shaws Garden, a wal bargain Ge Home page: $7500: terme Ouive 5190. __. . yy , DF ik sale EE A ERO. 815 Chestnut. | double a ee a Splendidiy built white etucco, © room | MERCANTILE TRUST CO. Agt ’ oy “ > i - ant _¢ : b " . VERNON botbO——S-reem residence, ver} 30 ARUNDEL PL. , ¢ 10 ore SF 5 — ARSDR Etze very fine white ut stone |e lence. opposite F re he J ark: larse at th, Loeeust to &t Charles S ecu lators and K ") mut et Rive , sor ~ I, sé k Tr reasonat le, (Cc) Owner w ity sacrific © Ideal 10me o 4 483 4 1 AC L F I 1K res ence ™ rooms fir & bardwood floore ng room. de en ance. > estas. gale iH } . Ae oma — OnIDE cRNON 5718—9-roon te roof prick rooms: every modern sonventence 3 reese 4a ‘ ‘ 40x160 aires —_— ; . for 2 cara: low price for quick sale: open OT, lV EF EAST OF GRAN ND to - * " ’ \ i ' J¢@ —— . “* ; * | ; Dh lei ‘ of adm i sion or rT, : es la bat’ e Tee . . ; - ane Me Senn , " om 3 T * a\' i?) (; ’ r ov t ( ig its ' Into Hi: Pe | VV thorne Boul. 70 mt. ' , » ’ y ‘. . 4 : . A : Btase a Bn ally bus a card 4 . s ae " — als : 7 zg r 7 r) ? ar garage - 1042 Fai nt at ac sn wl Denes. 6 ALHE RT v Th: RRY & DO ee | (“heetn wut 3- aiory bm et me E nm Ay ining mir 4 store my es OTs ” at i ' i'¢t ree Aer cP ¢ 4 ’ i * ‘ a fs = 4) AP iina - “ al TE K KB “COL DMAN a BRO. REALTY ; or, t - a ti o ry 1S. Bleeping = . ace" rm) i oa e me yt , " x a nee =. enuine bea in Home _ 7. yah tes § n hail : ard. VERNON, 9414—Nice ¥ mt Use $ er CO.. T22 Chestnut. Room 709. Olive 2120 “ . & r RTT ft & “erage, rent $2640: can sel ; 4 Yumphrer: a well-ballt, hap ‘gutters. fxtures |ORBDON E. @ R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut FOR SALE O8 EXCHANGE 448: ; LACLEDE $490 Forest. Park: 10 rooms, sun par 5STORY BUILDING owner “forced to salt” : mer oof residence. with hardwood ote: sereened states | «as —- _y— rege’ beautifu ——s POR GOOD hen AT ing rom ‘ or, hardwood floors: d-car garage. roome MODERN 9-KOOM HOME 513 Market: substantial: covering lot this at once and bring us ath ; nace heat fine gg ~ “ - a yerbauied a ' ’ N 4 2 eee 8 gt au . 4 , = = 1387 Tnion B uet north of Page 1? . roome 9 nae s seeping, smaan = above: front driveway IN ST. MARK rARKKISH ; an=410- corner of aties onad Nent: used ; i IN . niaAKM & RRO . = . " @ > o) ° . . ed a : om e " « are e . *) “ - he ; . * ™ an °7 «0 , rs - | ~r 7 » ™ af a te etiy ~ = =~ . . : ’* . : = @>-~amneiay ‘ orn the ; r ki ny meh) ou bp te . large shade trees and Den rage: excellent condition w orice. act 11 roome i t-Wate “ at b. irage | ce! pecastas . os it = = ~ € FRANCIS aaa . ren a tEOR’ "A NTILE TRUST cy Act i » P E BS) A N(; . Pp A RAV TEW ; Ft yee, 40) feet. ‘ . *) r + | . ( | ‘ __Estah! anes 185% 2 R2te ot. te M id Slattery ie . $1 000: = ner. ac , A017—HHi ouse " -TOOT! beri L hLivers!de 431 ) 2 o,le Gravois j Tr ry f oor plar ~ we! erra? ged wit? rge } = . . _— Te, : aaa: rd ficors;: -Car garage i LeSI¢ ences" leap ~ PINE ST. INV ES STMENT ’ or. ontgomer an tery : vc > | J rr wvwement - teu suit i] £ToUnCcS j { per) Bunday N 10 to ‘/?—) a ne ‘heer ToOorrne uw? 4 ge ve ’ “A rr Tn HILtLe RIGS ST Hi ME fro mt } a - e o yan f orner store ny Ao above. aleo IPT‘ N HEIG HTS HOMB * 70 DE GIVERVILLE . nd individuality not tound in the averag a ae Mililadlaes 2 44: + "Washingtor eta hot water In H i- Pointe Dist rict Lot 7535x213, half block wont of o and: three $ of" noon a rooms and 1 7 a | eS len r room ji ri roome-: very rT o@ert! this ran Me ad ‘ ne& 's St.er > ea’ aie _ il 1.8 & : ; 7 : : v = -y ‘ . fu as a > ee West + A reoon ; canvas ° ‘ ‘4 wort while epecu lat np a investment bn th oO ronne 2 © melee income jatar ‘dual n 0 - “te bie | : n grand | pourht int if vou have some real cash. | open fireplaces. hardwood ftioors. mullt-tr ge oe te te fe i ev in ar-| Welis, painted white: very fine. e n i & . ; ‘ @ : . ' s burne! , fine ‘ a eaiienn c . i 3 heute Carnet : aspect at once = maby =w4 . A v * : we -, A ALTE n . EDEC teA «+n he at : , m * gas Tt V4 J ri T * +e : lA US , , Bi, wh ha he 4 bxe “ est Li ne com{t etely re modeied v set he seer ‘n es appreciates 4 atGH HS eT EW . pr 100 Chestnut at. a $s 8 SeaeRo oo ® ‘?..* a) eas ri : 36 couse, ar L es ¢nh v; 7 _ - = - - _ - Fr ; ae r . ; et. S & . % . er ‘ sk “WE . 495 > De mar . ‘ : A — . aA " vee ks ks 1 ) Aalic . Zz 7) 7 ” n “ST. . er Er ee a . = : = ; - hard- “4 ’ ? a . _McNAIR PAKEY = = ———— | > + FoOms eet Sh Saw A — , ' 4 aut] Vv T I (ot &PFRANKE JOU estnul s WAEHINGTON BL., 4568—10 roome, hard ‘ S$21LRO, 2s mily apt.: si¢an cs @70T) a ‘(lenee ~ hardwood floors throughout’ corper gfutter- Two stores, good retali ‘ecation, room h Pores ui win ck home, HIKE 2414—Southamptor ree- | wood floors, furmace, tile bath; Goudie | »,, . ne, moder the ee U Phone Mr: Only 3 -Ro in | Re enna J133 R AY MOND ling. tile roof. 14 matt brick wakes alt) mn rear: will decorate are ouse 7 RI ne floors tile » large rooms. converment loca- garage | a Bottgeer, G500 wee near 1% eo ” rT! Enrient: 1} pte a: — | See this beautiful il roo residence: @v- around: large perch and fruit cellar Va- |} GIRALDIN PR ~ RK EF. CY, B14 Chestnut hemlet ys it wmurage, 30 feet wily pain a nr . vere & + ALG Ww GERLING R. CO inw Chestnut STi] TMAN REAL ESTATES (“a i? , AR i ger isk .. : . ‘ , rr ’ () UO (ts > aigo ifs utes rort Oo; Tr v "g@ Ailey ’ e pe w trong bail dings five : ; orate B a> AT’ T IF ti | MOME HOO Ree! lene ee 5 roome all be lr g row B eter egg ans ree sona bis ffer M AG NIF IC EN l K KS +D ENC k iH! 4 \\ A s] j | Nf ' [ ( yN\ ‘B. BALSC IN , - This etreet eats elted a” oniv hieh-class stor “Be. ar gh Bhs Et 500x110 throven te ; man ae as tactecy 1 pewwtipair dj _ : a - > SS) .9 " ? naitdereA (immer hany . . . . 2 . -_ , ’ ’ +> @x:9 ’ ~ ENI hungalo’ residences an the entrances to i ~. pe teag os " “ bea ut! ft erner’ garac Saath uw De meiaeredc wher. (avail B. sarge rec ai é ; ~% ee pe rooms two ~ cet et - aaattieded em | On eTC ial & 2 s a - ; and basement. conta ne , eland, well-built — de sale. Benton 27073 (e)| 7613R. Open all day for inspection. ic’ 4104 DE LM. — BL. rh garage. very attractive for rooming | 7009 Wesning é $27.500 rt a ee ae ag marked WIL PAPIN & TONTRUP. 626 Chestput st. | completely equipped me mecond tient ‘ie mtn hard vood oot : a , °F -; me reeldenc , -#10orTs 2 ' V LI : f749—Res lene? 2-gtorv brick / Tre rooms four baths @1)8 ” : roan : . m 1& SOU ‘ o “ee - i "i ei - - >? LL je 2 . , | lar@e freight elevatar. y: hen t , burner; two-car « irage,. at ire tie - i : — art : ‘\ ~~ me th electri ho water hea ca 1. ‘ 1502 190 oe . ORNET & yet oT = -10 (*extnuyt 4 X ad ~ $e “. = — one viet ao ” meet fo a ae ey ; rik k Fac tory — buildine oe ~ A type mil! eon. ellent oandlt ~~ - hoteir furnace: arranced for rage. & TER bargain : sneet — ee — half re fruit. flowers, et i* 500 two ieft ‘“Salesrnan on grounds in the aft- | ye bn! ago > | struction ‘a0 7 : rao xT KE r ’ ERM aNN, PreH aN 17th and Russel) : | Toc ver BR LING! r p? CO., Jeffersons sTAY 916. | — sce.e Mu ® : sinbiniiaintd LARG E A AND SA AL L - Ok i - chart nige VN ‘ OU pon (one bleck south af (lavton on | ‘ ona Han lolp “fh s- lest ny wisihadg ae a th ase neo abr nest 4 BD, 2ixx—\ Bg Fg te 7 a ra ay ft 7 a 3 y+ gy cindel AT" : L¢ —Ttrs? >» b Py Hor a about 4lxx Marviané, ® rooms + OU McCausiand a’ to Ethel /av then one ne -stor m . . : , > . se ’ 4 i _ ‘ ae ' ~— “* ie — 1 ms. £2500: 8: see ‘ ash, S50 a stock brick modern home bis | 1 “an. front: «€ Lindel AJ | R { | ] \ > } R i¢ k Shane at thers “x # XR room cotter’ ga apes block wert to + L . : «U4 For price and appointment to in Main 3640 » and Pine. ® brick hour et-claps eh — 4 right cary terme Bee Blut | boo! RcIgusesTeeS: $11. 500 — L GR AND Tf ONE 5. INC. 5233 RK ur 1] roome g argke io! a ~ 4 JAY KYHS. 10th and Chestnut paperct ate ~ : ~ i, . J a were . . TT ; , ¢ me : . pa - ’ > ° _- t. - ~ . F ie : wt Ou the hom yor Val . - aay . 7 = 1a Ss. tah, et suet Sey Ba RG SCOTT. KOO Chestout.| del S787 ciam,| “eGR STIR Waterman. 7 roon We cap show you the home ; PPHERSON | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER an “Ure i - om enih. a > : ts Residence fn » «ff 24 NN : at ‘ wish ¢ ( _ gee % daily (¢! XD. | 1069— fi rooms. ver moé. W eel ty & mR i. ~ oe ide malt. har4- | —— Realtors Fs — ommmertoia macs PalsoN REALTY «¥.. 5899 Delmar ) . 4 ais . R. CO. ARLINGTON. ea vy uet «ei] auick fine eS ‘Se 8) f phign san ’ . m= ) : +: : Re oo enneme : —— a aeaxere? leon? Fes! motern brick Aweillin 19 a oat ae “4 ii PARK aN —RARGAIS , 6 s 1 acOTT CO R05 Chestnut. wood ficors electr wire]; also garage 4652 M AR Y lL 3 NX D 402 ateee eg, Tous. eee 6400 E | ZEL B _ a~ at owns il oe g bet 0 feet front: “~ rine nee finest location in city for :. _— -~- we | 6 Beautiful home « ro sunroom. 2 Aties f Ox . i we ae hardwood: fiers’ all in eplendid condition: priee and 7th and Chestnut a Pit ine TO KPnyY @ 1S 1015 Chestnut um, bath. ejectric; large fr 7 rick hou Tyoome,| Will sell, furniture included, reasonable jy iine hot-water heat: 2-car garage: owt aS os ree Nas. VE, “een aneeet tan een Ceo) eg : — ARCUS, 2632 Bore. : : wonder | furure could =. ry i soap —Br e no _ al Too ’ sh ww we ory? pe rl ‘e te + sy. , sancti ier aerekious to a “ 7 ler reaso! le | a AVING ; aok 4 LAPKIDA Fo ;urt awe tig ' 7 ~ Oe Rt) . nee a eee TT! TENBERGER 14 Ww Reh of 1015- 19 t ASS $2000 DOW N — le S Btore. ‘corner og ge ine bie si price . ee —_ th. aun v. gars & ~ —_- j oF. BA aN be & rt is in 2 2 ; BO) Cheetnut. ’ — ; ' Lope} '> HOME “On ‘ 1sH YiiW pri ° vue ev . ‘ os . nen a | " , rear. her jareee terme en ~ wv. Southa ni ptor if) reoms 2 WE - Pl NE iT. 44xx—-r - m residence, . RNET & ZEIP 7 » Pee sh “neet nut S70 Vi KNON 4 nOOM" ARRANGED , enuw — TRIS “10 Cheetnut > ) ) TWO STORES AND 6 FLATS; BACKE oe SS es 24 floor: aleo stad of CORNWEL! RF. ov 111 SA (Be-water beat. large lot: S-cari 4. °.-gr guragze: price #74.500. | — IN 4 DELIGHTFU! APARTMENTS P_& ZFS) > h- Room fesidence or [is 6 CO., 82? CHESTNUT SANDERSON #TOCK KE- SUSSMAN. yi MM HOUSE SMesily converted into flat. Box | GR ‘osch AN R, E. CO. Main 1271. _ L IN DE L L EACH WITH PORCELAIN SINK. GAs A Real House at a Real Price Cie ;' — ee “~ 14- RC -Dispatc ~- —— +001 AND WATER: GLASSED SLERPING 4 7¥©@! “ r heat 4244W Evans: 6 roome -hot-water het |INOWNTOWN GARAGE AND|, 806 Chestnut st. ornar of Nebee 624 Pershing. 8 rooms. hot-water hest.'o {orages: will sell on terme of $2000 N GARAGE AND | sespe-aen voAt— 4 om water hea* etc. : for roominse pour. 4 -r’'O 7 ho ¥ miei ; , > hs : Beautifys Hi-Pointe home bef = = ant " £°00 MONTHLY ine OME. = 4° KIl- y ‘ 4 le ver i.) 7 4 . i . ane _ ee ; Mt hardwood floors: slate roof: | 4 , ! ak, ) tage | modern ;,_ Fer — 5941 W ATE R M AN FICED AL $7500. OPEN THis APTER- ve a Cren Sunday. ime location. 310 X.| fixteres: income Bk, &. PL. is (3—Residence. 9 rooms. | 6309 SAN BONITA See anak cue. PORCH. BATH AND ELECTRIC FUR : | pes; will set] om toras® , ye i will salto fem. reception hall. tile ante bie bargain: ae ane t NACE NEWVLY PAINTED THEO Gh) ue By a PREISLER R. E. CO ast XDI REON-STOCKE- Pt ru MANN FILLING S71 ATION a | Rae ee ES Say aS Se oe) iin and on easy terse. | — RS oper ; Cx ITE °N Vist XE, 851¥—iarge I3-room ree — Fighth SS) | Dewides nice ae Oe REALTY AND CONST 7 : , oe . de ah, "had garage for 4 oe 7 7 rooms, breakiast g pore? a By IS. Realter«. Areade Bide. Clive °%7 ] W O NIC KE L T T L E HOMES 10. Ré OM HOU SE OD» KR ANKLIN AV Gav 5% Trek Mi : —— r c ton Leeret mace ojvier® > mmolert ’ ) “ ‘ 4) ‘ : = — r iL\e2a - . aiied be 34 = it - tor - own ’ H p ‘ : = ‘Cel: OMF—s.500 Cc SH ; _ , - - >. : “ , “ , ; , Hoatmren « Bani r) "th, ,? " ? ’ . . = 7 } rr ls ba th furnace na wnt ol are ' = d - - * _ ° rick ster vuiicdi ‘ s: ie ' ‘80 telance .° k 1 ; m a3 Pl \C" fs Ho | a SNA mA vr » 5 room _ . «~ 4% 7 . ‘ en a _ a . ‘ ; . } , go , Pe rug ’ «Y : ; ‘ i * nm nat etary on : , 4 al a a frame ~ eA ¢ Shon nite, some ane ; ‘ os 79 | r 1 1Cé rh lhe , = 4 “> ‘ ? y? re ee ™ = -- " an s8i)°95 ’ Ax r TNE TT ‘ook 402 =. tom? improved construe time om. J+ ix1¢- cm ne a ro — PINE BL. 3843—Reeidence eplen- ve 32" ss : 4 exe { }) | Jona \ aij ile : l& $ 540) 1) - : ENR My! Ww mal TAY SA LE rear RAPE A ROENCY. by eke ane ’ yr tas, roo e~ we balat - ¥ , thy ¥ , d: ; 14-reon house 4 bathe aree ce VAC 1s T—7 Roots saan {AsH H7 44 t ie ed .7 ~Ven- 3 ~ pes oa’ ie oi » & J ~- ee Nornres er)? ow ner eave " ~~ 4 a wha |! Owner , ‘hw *y) ryt 4 outs eu - . wee ote oe TT ; _ : ir.ve AC e for reom ne 7 7 % . rmenter wi ’ a’ r ’ " . ’ vr ~ ~ % r; , fra ryi¢ «+ be — vr. 7 an # o- — ‘ ; next reset te a corner rir * Saal t o ™ ; oy gee res ‘Tne ol umbing PFER. 1138 Chestnut st. | h an ert anaant Ker : rer z ba th artvin furnace "1 e ir ent BERGFI {LI . B L iL J HOME es: hat erectl e — a ore Fight room, modern residence; | we think is bergain ptice . Non Resident ~ Vos ey ak 3 aeti.a . . ,1l#” terms fer 4 norme puYver. JOHN 1M CKEP® & Soy 1015 Cheatnut Wants quick pale for o. w. ' ~ — 4 “- a | ~earnr ly" y a ‘ - rr . ’ » 4 PAND) HOME, (OR) ~\ Ee _ RK ts Tt * 800 ‘ - ; ut 4 aa ateaan ge . —. ~~ . re ‘ - - re ’ # te + $: hardwood floors: eonvenient to : ret a -_ ~ . , ’ * ner : : rTiuat) ti A . - and North Marke’ st two store. . ne re = REAT ats Marmedi | « av. 16700 west. SiwesT PINE BL “$018 —12-ro m resi- | $3600. pad ‘4 ; “6 st HENRY HIEMENZ R CO... Realtors ‘er lines ; ne line ‘ — ) FFEI $ ntre: PB Te | ow Areenal st 7 ro — - ts e “nol-wates heat. tile bath. oak “i 1342 GooDpri Law 4% This t r e¢ of 9 rooms. 2 baths a os, om ay Eatabdliehed 1872 schools; four car lines and bus line. ( A SS-.] 4 ASON rm» Jou ceoM Rt _ Rent “Water heat erreened-\n sac : for 6 a jot x Sk°700 “eascv er heat ha? wet f r eins ae fe} Tat for auickh sale *? ‘gain yy | I‘ mS S—DE NT $3% GIRS ”\ A\ . . » 4 ca . lot ao.°13 ear easy \4 r>? e ‘ VA ’ ~ 5 tT} ’ ri i ° . -* ‘. MORRIS AACW cy HInOPRACT MRS \ = |b "Oak mS he rT andoa! : home for oe ” Toe Me ‘ing ~~ Bie and terms se« ae a wood floors. ete: garage ! nto hous : D REALTY Cf $00: full details of DYAS-SHELS, tow * 63°93 Westminster X26 Chestnut St CROPORRTA AND SIDNWY—S0sIes, © K SERASTI: —_—e * ' ; - ’ Duil!t °-f mils Tint _. - , : tiv roof hot- water heat arge i ing om 9 ; . . . =. ~ ‘* . a ’ - o , nta ee iving yee ain- REAL ESTATE TRI ST (‘¢). ines. PELOR 5 COZY BOOMS | she ins: owes CCES m4 mor rh wave y sa . cu ( wr ; “ ELI LEN WO¢ D first floor, sunroom seconé fives» KORTE RPALti oho a7 RESIDENCE INSPECT THESE TODAY ing room, Murphy in-a-dor bed. laree eS = Main 5955 1010 Olive St. srocers ' BARI were ey ny e ~~ HeeN CARES ‘ast . emit onl real home: rea : aN. &th ep ve 143 : ion ta oe porch fu | across ront a . ae Mive lao : x» W nal rior . ‘ . bane ~* te beau tif: t- eonrm arve ° ome le kitchen rec rk aF entities Cn... means eal waerted: orice mal one HES OL. 1479 L HOME BARGAIN sonable terms (jet a aard and ser . KESIDENCE BARGAIN JM Terrace $35.00 — me . steam heat. bard aug. tile bat! hardwood floors comented —- == - —— ens 9 = a! WAT#ON ae aN , . fionre ep pet gutters ae 7 th 4 eure to eel! quickir. so ff in- an . ett cheice lecation, price Sl 500 be eRANK : OITTMEIPR KR 2 oO) t —— ——— —“ 50°75 Vernon 7 Hon) and ~wen ler es ; a 4: ator, et plenty ax! os ; iy ALLEY TRI eT CO Agt steam heat and electric @#evrater geurase for | Peo on Not co. *® high grade home it will par terre: owner cE & RRO 815 (estnut. | 424 Chertr 4 7 a gents . _ 305° Shenandoa! oF CE) : he , — , -4 ~ — an 7 rooms not Main ané #tn ang Pipe ee om Ue _ a oe MELMA \ = a 5 m it today Fer full ar- JOHN & BL * . — Origina Wuick Sait aniev . So 591°3 Cates Y GOO = ”™ o# _ ~~ S.car brick ca , ° bie : wr " : Nertnul al : P 5a 1—10 reoms., $13,500. at. - us Cet | ot 108 ~ ~th a'r’ hye o = * . 44 +e bee | e e} cv ~X\ J Ht FARIS“ 7 so 4200 FLORA BL. SERGFELD REALTY ©0 Og geome, SUIS. ig | SEACTIFUL BOME—SESE a Se ; ay PARE: Erion Trees) Cates: ® rooms, het- H9L0 rsbings 713 ; harewood tact. ; MASON, @live 7407, Sat ____ ay WASHINGTON UNIVERSIT wat eat: garege ' fie au?’ , erreneed and bullt 8-room | nut ful hore Bol + — ” Main 1TTR-17 3 | Sol Ww ate NN? “R Pi. — : 7°46 Ww > sTMORE. L AND —" t - Xx ; ; . ») ‘ Res ee | a4 Fountair a Ve = vad medern ret éderics .~ pe’ he sun perch yer = — Thar — eth parca! tai ‘* 4a Nice 7 wm and atti renounce ., eth 1) 0 6reorme het Water oO rte |: , seven AMG eign ee hore : ‘ater and nnr-e a - water heat . i he cround t~ Le —= Shaw * tor THEN . a Ti ~~ ca : x © hee so Beco oF garaer } . ° ‘ - . “ oc ft rs tirst ane ‘ Son on SEF Vs.” owe #8. West ' oo ian : aL TY a CONST. (>. baths; 5 bed yt * Must roake & : ree Ponies tl (;an mar arene r exchang +. FE r + TERRY & c% "sy ¢ ‘hee ny YOR “SALE om EXNCBA * or. “18 Chestnut _ ? = Gia ai n “anit — si Cabany O53 for 4 ae lLat 5x25 " = > a oe ——— rf. ~e be ‘4.4 r ~ eo enes ho rme suo ER! — ——s = Leoewrtown business cormer on age a AMO AN t : " ur pointment anc have car ® | nondale. 4 niversit) itv —"s penct eapnigd Oats 12th street. Eight stores and | new t Mca Ow ’ =? 9 rs) ‘ | rATt L. MArLs AY. HO i; tun . —— ‘ : : ° * 2 . . barge So) Mw a. a mer (jrove Heig its mnemia lly ia: — 5228 MAPLE: & ROOMS, THOROLG ie | SSO CER as TILE TRUST ©9.. Ast . the hie Maiestic Sant Ridge room hene ; | suenee PROP. FOR ‘SALE four room fjete; rente for ‘ i @ welibuiit comfort: LY MODERS: ‘VINE BLOCK OF PRI- set st Charlie ate a. hardwood floors. tile beth s ~— navec- PROPER TY—@ storee with 3 flats above $5460 « year tl) exe e tor : ’ : : > ‘comes » vw a . . nas Forest Pari . ; o =; BR6OO. —_ , ra’ fyTNe “ivertisement in hme, ha S om leo lodge he mn Nerth ®t. Lewis, cor residence oF apartment : Dw ellings le a Ta BikLAS. carn Arcade Bidg. Olive 378. --1 B ‘e ARD $1000 DOWN Homes advertis tion TRUST CO pct oeunie4 by ecft ¢grivk terior wil J x FARISM & 7 , Ooms. a2 = . 1 aire . f ~ : . . “se and Lelfe this ie «4 ones ‘ Thm tan BHO * modert: hg Tra nd s ro ree! IssrecT oo ts He ON PL. ' p- ROOM pe re 1TH nATH pra r? ] [a Me ; —\ \ | \ ts I ‘ i — oa "~ — Le aa ov sme 13 | “hesteout som furnace, gerece. art fora Bald modern 7- ae eorage. im splendid “ianéit! - iniocie® oT oN BERGER. 14 8. te] oo Te ; R ee a ~ " wmoder?T CT LIGHTS: “a ) nie ~y r Restccs - - —~ _ s 5 ru KN a‘ E AND = a mi ; 49) * 1) | iT Boul ‘7 *S RR ke “> “4 Hh re ie ‘,t@ar B og carnge nn trem; f n oon “car garage - ‘ ’ 7 i.) PigTbé iA, rULESER KR - riti convince Tes a : relion « - dl T dition i rrick 5 a a geo ——— a , 453 - ms . O10 Cheetnu ‘* vw 1427. KOR’ E REALTY ‘ LAAN ( 7

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~~ . i. CC 6A cm ae . ‘ oa ce l ———— - “ ‘ . ‘er 7 — — w ~ Eo ee - oe _ ¢ a aa eae ~a =P rr ne . -* - 4 prs Ci 7 . . ; ; ” ial tt” a ee uct yi ? Wr Soe a e ae ze Pees ae é a ee he ee SS Af , RIE lead alll 2000 ) REAL. ESTATE For Sale, Esch Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Heaton Residences For Sale Today. Apes, 26.408 POST - — : 27 magne % , OR SALEIMPROVED. PRIP'TY | FOR SALE(MPROVED PR'P’TY FOR SALE : se ae BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE a == ——— a “West SS = saeiiene : +, ae b } > a. ry’ 'e 4 Toor Ne V NER A? x s. “i . : | F I Bbdaiscivn. poe. A N Cc ! A L Ml N N EMEN ‘ate Gouwble garoge goed Con . eres Sater oy. ev. ae 7.4 a U & 33 MW) ORA & HAE : s hn . Ln or Boge a b ' 1} :: ‘1 Mee - 5e— SOT MG tint : : “ i. : Tie ' siee r ent ~ > a- 7 . " 4" » 7 . \ :: M pt oan aan Te nei ; rou k mnie. | Oi) et eee ‘ 2 = { | fh ( | I ER i Né ‘> LOANS ON REAL ppreryererner oeng: ate We take pleasure in announcing that we have bien” 33 a : MA zt a ete brs,? | ~Al ANT ‘ wae BUYS or makes seconds deeds of trust Li appointed St. Louis corresponde ut for the a > ote ve wi = leflers near hMuese.! anar a | ute ROLAND A WISE, 114 “ 7th. rm. 211] L D f } . inees jocntien: terms. Awiy T. A) Caissigs = De] \ DEED OF TRUST—First, $14.000. ray- oan Department of the PPK . > &. Jefferon — VALLEY elmar Avenue ’ adie nine semiannual ; payments, > acres ‘ a ouine ine “ > Bee Sn & Brick teuliGging. ote : — imcustria Trailroad property. improvec, - \ j Machines pues; Pace MONEY TU LOAN—Any amount to joan 2 Real Estate in St. Louis, *% : . ofr ; el . . > “ >! > +* |. ; : 5 ; + & j > : at wv 1 %e rumission,;, state pariicu *% : ; 7 - . ~_ . 4: —_ . . - Leie | . WESTMINSTER PL. 42: _. $10,000 Ri, i Fe ; oa rae | » ea , os dies tals — s"s — as — ? 4-~TOrs i. * 411% } See | ee. hous er did Incation for tor eS .. - . } o : ~ Poe shel , D — ‘. — : ‘ . a arvad ‘ — ‘ ua . a cin WoOwT KY cf» 7 »aAN — first morte ces or ) , saving + ¥y MUST ' rnenmers or aracers _ vd ‘m2 i LA : } irs. Mmuorieéa on + . mop! ea Ls DPrepertyv Private wWaertv. ii: | ‘ S - ' a , . | e | onh VLats — _* « vcte POR SALE OR PNCH ANGI . ’ cing ee TIN WALTERS REALTY CO ae ae on’ ‘hock -5 28 NORTHMOOR | DRIVE $60 FT Box _Y-300._ Post-Dispatch. ____% , ie — rior bath. fur stores and flate renting ‘ McPHERSON AV. 5004 .. $16.00 ry your home: J%J MONEY TO LOAN—On improved city or | . itr ’ me i - ned oo -_ ® blocks | & . 2 1) w Year “ 4 =] — i single flat of & ms and ‘t eet of Man hattan a\ north county; $3000, $40¢ alk $5000: — mab.e Security Bade. T | : h Olive 1250 9 gy 4 he hur rr ioe $i 2 rok el % © r 7 Tine ree Ree _ . ge pore! cide sireet ct argé _ 0x H-201 ost-Dis pate! “fh ft 4th & Loeust elf Pp ODES: Olive-1251 : ' As hie” 68301 Alaska For terme see | rine ae ¢ t. oe 3 é a MONEY: to loan, $500. $1000, $1500 , Travel ‘Fetes. i The NSTEIN K. O4258 Michigan Ju FaRisH @4co . ARRANGE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND INSPECTION, $4000, $5000 end upward. at iewest _— «i - beetout rate of interest. PF REGAN R. E. i! x ————_—_— * | giores : a emir = = CO 445 jira. ole le . fort ein? me = ~ ~ _s sve % ss pees ba o2 ee ee baby 32 Gre ». leased Siw p = ws = a z. I. kK I S1 EIN & ON MONEY TO LOAN on _ ond deeds of! menth. & stores OO 27-20 ‘+rTa * rene = trust on improved cilr roperty . tase §o) REAL ESTATE—FORCOL’'RED . 2109 614 . . -17 Che > WEST sT. LOUIs INV SSTMENT 00 Mo C | a ment | f Main 2162-2160 REALTORS 617 Chestnut St. = & St. lus 2 VESEMENT OX Nn h | *) +f) all thre ATM » “~ inate it? fiwrate heal neg } ans | : | : ; *,. ‘ : R ’ el ~?- and ' git, 008 nei Te ’ re Muh | i ’ . ‘ eae a a : SS MONEY 1 LOAN—On good city prope — | neh to handie ee ia ~ . t oa = ne : — =.= —" —* — ae ee EEE = ss SS SS or - any amount; JoOW rates; prompt serv Maplewood, Kirkwood, rRANK H rUBEY REALTY ¢ fe reer tescment rome, |Q@ALESTATE—FORCOL'RED op, WHY YOU ‘SHOULD ee NED ainb pao oe eee Webster Groves - lowest interest. , a 1 ; . a : A - | Las ' : $s) ™. ’ . . ’ ’ 7 t I — rn —s —_ - i) new ’ ’ n Dandy by ur |: amiuv b lats St. 10OU'8 rea. estate at A ‘hee \. wt ; ° . , i\¢ = ~ > an : ee pe eaeha. é ac . a advance on renmtsa; second deed of trust ) ] ] » “ w ° Lect iT a ufa tur ie Jis : - . : ; ‘i. ,) 14.44 a] ro . , » - A ' 14 | bet ~s® 4 - - , P . | JUHN s BLAKE a BRO. S15 Chestnut. | 142? a Vv Installmen / ‘ : ations. M ; : : } \ ] ~ a er - om éé ' 8 ' Presen: Sta ’ "ind K PAK ' =] . : * i) ae . , == - » e leeds Y'FALLON -PABR LOAN & IN-, ta ) cw THe OHT RRINKOP 619 Chee: , : terms. Re ‘ KN ghee eR Se ee ee : va VESTMENT Co. x A L. Kee b—Albertibe «MOTEL N 1! xX) tt eh . i} ee : . tye ' ai eatrut « . LK ENED oO 7 it Wwe NDI RFT POSSIBILITIES THEY HAV ReEeEN be first ed of trust amole description The } rude ntial Insurane ‘e } ompany of Americ ’ Bia ve— Marguerite Wilillame. Hyte “nt gy - set ce Wit BUY NG ANI : ARE PLACING ST. LOUIS LACK IN ITS RIGHTFUL PLACE | of erty necessary. Realtor. vox A-3. eek J. Radelb—Aima Retananit ‘utc er Usiness mui nz win . ri RNS b I> ~~ eS . ; | —_ 4 iT 7 k 1) | sb ADDING ITIES OF THIS FREAT UNITED STATES _£ O8{-iis tcB s() s .s Mou 't— Marea tile. ead 2 fiates ats ve. of Aces and ba ea a ' a wher ie a4 7-61 ear ie THAT THE BUYING PUBLIC M LAY. HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE ADVAN- ~ DO YOUL NEED MONEY? 4 CHESTNUT ST. , ‘Cook—Edith Winkier. a8 Mert Saidi a letee cod 10) 0: sy terma, | 7 4C® OF rHE NATURAL PR THAT WILL ACCRUE | Borrow i: from the Wellston Loan Co. | =——— ————— +4 in Rojko—Elizabeth Solor-c i _ Pe 7) We inesCay and Mou 4a = D r am. he —-Dona -* gandety>. o Fr. Vogel— eat h orice & BRINKOPM 619 «heetnut Olive A ~ cage eee 8 mn eas) Marcain-—Stere Blde.— TR!) &. mrendway gt ate . a oa” ae 7 . nt property 6128 Eastor (e} : _ Eee Re cn in wir aad Bring reem above Pants, TSS Chemtaat. Olive. * Bt hE” a ner- rant- e , MONEY TO LOAN—ON SECOND DEED- me B Fors—Sire, oars nies in rear. wil sell etock and atures = OF TRUST. QUICK REPLY; RKEA-— on ne o~s , ALT : KENNERLY, 4211W—3 (ras ——WILt BUY SONABLE CHARGES. O » Melton——Mae HAVE THE LARGEST ORGANIZATI: IN THE CITY TO GIve _GLICK R. E. CO.. 822 CHESTNTT. . f ae Daly nas Bou FEDERER KEALTY | Vitor 470° 2"H10 Gravots lage : ae condition. $3 IT1? TEXAS AVY. | A\ E ESTARLISHED hk . c 7 Iv MANE MENT ER AV. CORNER. EASTON-TAYIAIK 23tt BAL ANCE LIKE KENT ALL-ROUND REAL ESTATE SERVICE, AND THE PR PERTIES WE RECOMMEND . WE MAKE LOANS in —~Ers Ba . a Wi ‘] ARE PERSONALLY APPROVED AND SOLD UNDER OUR TRADE-MARK, “PRE- On improved city reali estate | ‘ IIWEST REALTY CO., CITY OR COUNTY (Mneiating «© ‘ores. fliate above . > FAMILY ey AT denn . é ith epace for J ores Mor Getails a ‘ Crh [AK] ; - | rooms, eleetri each PERRED REAL ESTA SOU Ai. *) SoS ; % : . i? t ‘vy } FES TT! T Ero Or co m) ¥ Se al ‘'e Kingshc hway « > uthnwest Grand ’ 2 I HE L ARG T 7 LDER CAT IT ¥ AP ge AND - : (e6) Lowest rate of interest according to security offered on HIN 8 BLAKE & BRO. BIS Chestnut ho | ie POKER pice MOKIIS AACH R. CO WE ALSO ARE 7 RURSTORSSEPORT UN A Pate Eesti Ma? ova patient ARE BERG P PURCHASED EY THE SUREWD BUYER, ANP | ———gigg coy ar oor Se WT UY De te = E oe ; oi . . @a sd a4 r 4 ; — 4 To buy second deeds of 37 YEARS WITHOUT we : Hyen Exyerkusa—Mre. Eveiys Al % stores" rental! : " : , . = Sai ae : NeHL GSOl ¢ eats liverside THRO —_ — é THAT YOU INSPECT OTR “WAM Ee R.- FY LT aU" at. ITY. Pp k TMENTS THERE : , se) lw he ia ww, COR. TAVIOR! .. nue 4 Sas oe > Aaa” eer A ~~ TILDING UNDER REPUBLIC FIN ANCE CORP N ’ pane aig Of 1H] \ | | eT LOLS, DON'T DELAY— BUY REAL ESTATE NOW! 121 Arcade Bid 2) HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R, E. 00, Fee OT eter rreide M. Bauer “Ee THIS INVESTMENT PROPERTY ShiGH it17- ' a Np LUCKY —— = 4 I bs ienee ” aone WAY IN ST. LOUIS. DON’T DELAY—"“BUY REAL ESTATE NOW li OPEN TODAY a =, we wee ' 7. © = ' ~ _ to or PaASy terms ' waite . ‘ S Ex OND DEEDS OF tan .¢ Vv "ts from S35000 to $50 000 or SE EN TH AND CHEST NUT STREETS Rents $4760 annya'ly Ow ner at : ‘ le one r= health and will sel! reasonable. Three #0 res ae 6 008 S-Fo me 4 cmt yD ‘ fiat Dargair In amounts from $ - | M4063 West Belle "BK , ¢ and 5 reoms with TOD |g S SPFE( TALS © income propetry. preferred. city or counts. | . E- | ho——Laev 3qu rea, tric 'GUY L. POLLARD Clayton Nat’! Bank Established 1888. : ; Green, Fairment City, ; - Klance. East = Lous end 4family apartment at @outhweet corre: « | of Alatama and W! ma tertnas 50 MN “" "4 >» > re vy amen bath gas and ele ae sled I orm? \ St.\ 4 N Gth ; a s Tie ' , , : WORRIS AACH ia “> ‘AR I Bro acwar and Pos 4 - a or _ en i\dg Wye “¥0 Hoo (1) ‘ . . 1 kit | n each floor new, furnace male A = 7 : phi ey . - 4 Branstetter Henrietta Ok —Junte vesidences : and Popla omprises E8000 to $12 000 514% R , A Gordon. at 9 epresenting Thousands of Home Investors and Ge: a al St. Louts. P & _ a Wood, Chicago—Marie Moore. St. TOWRKR GROVE His. CORNER ~~e9" naan ct : ’ Juniata and Oak HP! sicore with oF raat . & So ra a Beanantics: on WiLL BUY . 4 3 t al -_ jhalf bieck sa ire The P oniv large piece 40 ast ry Southmo roome, ae + = — 7 mae i biw i arc k« - i ar garage Enright and Relt n. w + 4-storvena Exta hed 18355 12 can a - ; a Connelly 3t : - ' dies > . ey Th teh a res. ‘iw Lal ~~» a -_ = - .” | hae ha ee frien * ‘ «kk . lin @ arm rr a oa ec “f i! a . ee a ead eos mere Ona a ee maT eRe Tae Ketmareand—8 rooms, tate mene, Sion taulig, Sapte It "MONEY TO LOAN NEW YORK LIFE INSURANGE | xr 2 ae 1283 BK Vandeventer, two bulldings of 4 fine investines May ther UY MORRIS AACH RAC, a i oat neestiadt Baie aman Seweaene tell |e BIRTHS RECO ° rooms eaulpped for ight holiee hee ore ~ : VE ° ' } é ; mt ' eal Ll . we Sherw " Moreet Weheter——I1() rooms. ra : . ‘ > lee vn 2 2 & iva ; ry z. ° (rn city r county tmproved reali estate. "a rente S180 per month iw ioe mils ; ut 40055 Fre e vnorne 4 MILL Bt t% hatii«e ya ir garace : as ee ero . is TTOXTNO = Dees os For @uitck resu ts. see us * : , — Eee SEALY OO. Belmar 193 : ave s1e8 Brantner VL. e317 Wachingice—@ scoums. tarda tite | 5 Scots. come Se ea n't MILLER = Cu. 105 N. Sch sees? ; houthwert and Kingshighway Grand 721 PRAIBL, vie N > eluors Om i Ra lence re bath °-car gwarace: a especial buy , iy beng ean a atamaieiaiin 0 hs eee COKNER—ODlinn wanstbhup elects - cheat basement §4°900) Lr, mocer’ feaiden “2 "4 ColumMa I"nivereity Citte—Ss rooms hs yg : ~ - eR Is re = ‘ ix125° : > TO AN sl Coe. Michigna and Roberts . 1) : * - : ee fiews ) | ) 1 oC aA . R my) ely ho) very arttiat huvy now qr a Ss ap EY Su! sabia for drug Ad ‘ at dy- why >}? s : 4 A ’ » ’ ’ , : , \ ' ta *> eat? if “tT ,;e\ reo Ts aca - : 'T\¢ > o¢ k ary it? oO? Le! , . ‘ . , n a = vad oe e. = ; ening tbew Mich igen Theater: price right m Masa ' orent GOON . mar at west of Hanley rd ®& roams ats aes S ‘ west rates of interest FEDERER REALTY CO. Santi wiaew will sactfice 10-'a—-) FA. sc, WILL BUY tile batt : Cc. R. MILTENBERGER 1 g: t . i tor 4762 030 “ray ‘s ; od : Poe : " ‘ It) ‘ ‘ “y * j } / ar “wv _. 1 ar! AK se > FPooms ef “hh Renta! S15409 = = — —t_ ——_—___ : a 4 N h st : . ce, Es cei? CHPROKER — @ : very room on } vi 6-ROOM BRICK lca? garage: GOx185 ft ™ | 12xax Walton—Beautifu. 4 and @ rooms MONEY TO LUAN—City and county: low- | || $100,000 READY — TO LOAN ON ee Reet business location on South Side : wr \eelrmen' Give. OTTact a , ME. - ._ e bath v-ca modern ER500) es ra = &s action * “8 : aes t feta U 4 : Pershbing— room t! mate. e-COr ! ewesi . “ o . * ’ eg ~ apt poemy! . inayat = t ete nae 1" _ "we ~ 7 t } ‘ j lia ! © easy erims gararce 3 secs 7 aoe —— —. $1880 . ware ame meael s {2 Mecreurs »4r Mapie—I14 rms — bathe: 860x185 ft ._—-? ' . P my WENZLICK, 1010 ¢ hes nut Olive 14 : : : : - £708 Cocnte..0 com tak tee @ 1314 Riaekstone—4 rooms and Z-car ga 1008 Chestnut St. (c80) bee ~ . ; ' A mir or soLTH “1 Art is ¥y isevekal . se . oS 8 vy and ire cpa . rage Make offer. : a w | z 1135 Oreen san, 4 roome: 2-ear | Tf You Need Money Banking Interest Quick Service - - THE sO HOOT, ) hiv on email DayInenia. See Ales IMPROVED PR'P’TY FOR SALE TOxx Wir Mrnelish type. & rooms. tile ' at $73° race nhenta Y Triangle W & reaivay §F W Cor mw. NN ferme . i ’ > « » se ey north of Winneharo idea! Jaca tion “al r= nveot ni ‘ ] ~ - an ~ =. aEre al ‘ —_— — S5li4 North iapa ~~ murmre ep *®- S-car ga aan "TCK LY SEE es S a ‘ for emall shop. Price $1790. Make offer loans, insurance. 4136 Finne et LP ge Oe cang piapts. hard: |@ hathe: 123%149 . rage. Rental SIS6¢ ; rE MAKE AND BUY NO CHARGE FOR MAKING PAPERS. =e aia ANTI . TRI et ty » vi } ’ ea: j»es its anu ‘ o1.™ : Be . . im ' Ls i. 12328 Srake th Dutch ° - +oaAms } ia ™ . as ; . O7y |] si? *) > “i hy “ern'« $1 >! i? 4 6% N “ ‘ oy 7 rooms ate xl feet a? | - rooms, bath and tollets small amount cath Why MAN. Fl. Chee { st. Central 8300 4 30 PER CENT RENTAL INS $is ou oy” 9 ay , non ey, © ene an 4006 CHOUTEAU AV. > rande : a , er. " t + > 2 os oth - ; 149 “Y Ma , . HTeiat t*« «*orv _p . t} car carage Ret ‘a s th). Money to loan in sure to sult on St. tw ERFLINGER ina i“) , Jeffereonn {;? g¥o's PORK ALS. re ‘ ul “ia » J \\ } rt ‘ ~ * ° A i. K Jncea u“ Pe rr~worrT. Ss a SAS *? 3° on — t) arm: v =) enw‘. > FPening Louis or contry real estate. lowest rates. 423 CLARK , . ; - 4 ; ; . e2ann ‘> ‘ . tae A x. K eo. TY | mrsTNt Ls 201 ik AOCKS : #4 "0 ) ' 4 . , -* » ei 1 kK ea oe 41 7? a? 4 ; i “Se. @ om ° * et -f 6.4." Nort > wfoo— ee” 7 Ssseas DEEDS OF TRUST ; ~~. COR. MHNART? ANT Sl ' EN z fats fiat of 3 room Teme Lane AT tis List. MK an ed os On aths. 3-car garage en‘a 4 P © : > ¥ s'ore® | families rent S°4° So? . : eu = Le s , hulix . StUx 1 - . a42 , , “Waener.Pnilt DY AS- SHE L, # 109 N. 9th menth: priee $17,500 PRCHAN. 171 JoMN HM. ABBaoll, Kealter, 708 Chestout. ¢), ti $721 Ma a. Kenweod re a0) Enright—6 famtiv 5 rooms 6-ca epi : poar karat Rental $R°RR “Wagner Ruilt MONEY TO IDAN 2000-07-04 DE KALB mY reut $1248 fh pits prima, Oo Page Piore and Tints geod tevesiment prop suHN HM, ABBYTT, Kealtor, (0D ¢ hesieu' i ined ugasv™ ’ * | Price @1° 30) LAecech Rant q77°0 W acner. Foy jit = erty. investwiment IT per cent net . a ins ' pyle ag, Mya Yon — Sheeting lace M2109 Ace Cates 4.f os iy 4 roome Murphy MONEY TO ae real estate, | b.. ny yh ™. & REAL — ATE * s300-u2 PARLIN A - ae re g te ¢ + Renta’ S000 “hada: rentse $3720 vear: $24.000 prompt attent! STRODTMAN the security. = 7 4 olege ore Vols tor G. Tr Jestrnemt, wit 2 MISSOURI LTY & NSTRLC. | 2 = Mate -tor. omek factory 25s T2326 Fastgate—43- family rooms, rents | & STRODTM AN, 3607 North c. * 7 : Rents $280. Price $16,500 fy" "°° prige reas } Page ay cabany 1BBT 985 ft Special peter S7240) year. $41,000 Be gh yoy So Daan CNUs - ri ‘ Pe : as 7) 3914 Washington—30x943 ft BRX11 Wniverety dr Facing Washing. | Broadway (c99) an: oese or almost . 5 w cor. th and Park avs Jie tT MILLE! : > B. OtE ; (ALL UP ror 45 Vase gti eins tt: 0 rcom ton University eam: 8 o~ family. 5 ahd the- Re rthet +7 ee ©. cee wre on and : flute need about B0OU) cash * 1e6hvOM ‘Mot sks—BAaLis, ELE ' «t oe ox ' 4 rust , OOO AN pat é R IN T W oO HC a RS Oritet oe 14 ¥! *se TTULTE R Fw an7 N_ Bo was PKIC-——sT oO A 1st screeds B2 ARPT’. paotnar. 704 «¢ hestrut. Sly per cent: auick a 3 . A a 382 Births, 227 Deaths ns in Week. | : -_™~ “a? . l a 2o> @ alias . ni answer: me eal ing n oanm iist: only firm Ste $2500 DOWN genia at, rents $12 ba vavmens | DALTiion Groom reslsence. $423 “By v Waen pay ant Rel] “oii thin’ Somme ate lo By 722 Chestnut St. ° ae PD fhere were 332 births and 227 .” = aan atieastieat ths reported. in St. Louis last STORF AND FLAT S'IS PARK AN Set) per ° F : oT - : " m9, . . able firn eStablished 1883 XX ata ° > J ° ® STORES.-15 FLATS LOTS POR COLOKED OL Ou : ee B 1] () ] ? A ~ 7 BRINKMANN REALTY COMPANY a 4 a : " ‘ deeds of trust in ts of ’ 50 F ; | $1 300 1 NWN ! Mi ) ce. | »U | t ua IT\ 4 partments $910 Gravois Av. Riverside - 060. fe RAN "Tan ee for Auto Loans While L Tein «6110«Cof 6 €6cerebral hemorrhage, : eis ‘ . \ ~~ ; - . . > ee ~ NT a UR tt REAL — : & J > wd a oe . oor ind |=«Sidy »* bareain row s ’ - AS) hi = : SALES DEPART MEN J. W. BU RI AN _ Riverside 5060. 4910 Gravois av. | Cagh loans (mmedigtely: 2 of Brights disease and 8 of dis- . 4018 Chou var ea) estate: MONEY Wtd—To dorrow $3000 on my 56 | Lindell 3741: ero hes | ef the arteries. There were a. e Fy A, = Miiot . ALS AS . eRe L rine F 8 4 . > = :' . oc Cray ens, Sales & Adv ertising Director ss. $10.00: lowest rates. (2) mts Fe pet cent interest, Dut wil ae FURNITURE DAN B suicides. 4 homicides and 10 ac- tal deaths. : 2 i>? Ww" * * : ° . ) ee @ | ; a “~ 1 oe ay : ‘ _ : ass aii : & loan . . real estate. come and oe pay any comm iswion. ___ L. ere OOS N. Broad war Open Monday eve 3 r LOAN money, salaried > eee ghee with = 6-raven- fat the ~ mre , £ ‘ -ocn 6M . . . . of07 inane _— ° ‘ } business property, $5000 for years at, re Saan Oe ) ae one 2 ‘ eee Soe Ses VQANT EPAMIEY Hot sh | cel : i2” Chestnut St. REAL TORS Olive 862] =. = 6 per cent: valued at several times this | __ASjustmem — Sanaa ip & Guage on the tear of eo ¥ , ee? sae 3 : _ FROM $100 UP amount. will furnish clear title, but will LOANS—Furniture sute : . : Monday: * meee teh até thie affords an esceiient Z baa ‘ _ _ ie . 1 ame li not pav lv any bonus. Box A--~. r anv amount. con: ‘ 7 J . PI a IT VALI St. . sortunitw for a genera! store hie mela > Bo , Zn : > " 4 " nanan —- ~ —--- pe Rae,» - os , meas re gee $10.0 000 Wtd—Or oot 6, on South _ St | 12 901 Cent Ne BRENNAN—Oo . Pacer Pi coencd i* gree ine »1 Lee. : - . : a : . ; . . 4 ; j we oy . n = sect 2 “¥ irst Ggeecs 0 La iis property. rd per cent rs : LOANS on furniture and « cance te a.) 7 u » eral i : Gone +) “A i parks } sisal ? mpi At roR « ol on DD ' : om ast . . u's tai ry 599 ani a Ie deeds ef trust: wil pa per eent com- quick service. your oo ae Hewerd . Oe wine af © fd ae te mise @1516) «! REAL BARG AEN .y Be hesinut mission. Bex D200 Feat ispatch ic) Finance Co.. Room $10, — ga we ML MS 5__$2500 FIRST DEED OF TRUST on _Olive 260. wii SPIRITUAL CHURCH—Sundar. 8 dD. m.- } m 1935 Emaoet. Rene 4 t Tr ; STANLEY FPOTHIN, KIO Chestnut «f ska St , | rary : — a (Vilve ana = : ' " Bl Vio; ALO W ~ SINGLE FLA i ‘es . . - _ F | : and : 4203 Washinct 200 feet from jane go Sie ik ie aie — abie commission, to private party. Box Money loaned to veople BDAY 30. Lille Emmerson. Soutnwest | \* . ! ° Pairs ! Ps wee s al Sr ee See FIRST DE E D OF BANK: ST—6% PTs “Post - Dispatch. (c7) | easy payments see rh | Paieanes pay iat 00 ie ! . . ' ’ _ . hip ' S650 _— ; . See ee S15 000 BRI ast Sey oP. “RENGEL WEBER DEED*= ours. rHE AMEeyT . RIT al, eeh Sind Thureda’ — t econfiden tia. , Pans, ° ‘ » ‘ , _-—Tuesday « . ‘an tem STE iS, Green ay. (an "he ann A —_— tr ‘ce om _ it a> abe --ih ao. Ga nn ae VMONEY - ~ PE ‘EN RENGEL-WEBER, 3127_S. Grand. Gr 9544 Bidg Re 7441 Lafllm ay Miss MeCamm | of Pret ® bought with £1@ 800 cosh leer ON 7 + $500 dow Wb OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROP ' ~ : be coll On aan” ane aaeee ee - si—v'2 tO 6 R ‘ E T MONEY WANTED MONEY leaned furniture uma Mrs. Abier MHINAMANSN HRPALTY CO _ «" FRY Pek SALE AT TRAMs TO SLIT Bed rug meets eeeite- » property with «ra eX Den ze at) months pay: adie —— thiy Wil pay ra. MONET for ra!'read nD née 5 coe Cemetery. Weert : ' . ¢ Bt SY A‘ Ay : : : com atreet « me: S90 7h a ” a> + hy aes cor papers. cae one —s oun Olive OURS. |} OF security reou! red. emma ‘tua! meet ang Sunday 3 & ; ; ~ — 3s ELLIOT: ¢hO0OM BRR CUT mn : $4400 ; whole or Dart at any interest’ 6%—FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST—6% | 114 N 7th st | ny 8 > m. Camotice Minster : : ant "~\ . ‘| ’ ’ he " » on " : ~ : I ui. : : x - ~ , . ' — 2 “oe ’ Serial notes n s. 50 and $1000 denom- MONEY jaaned on | > . : bes 6“ dhenee me : 23 ? * mt DOERR. 4-5 KOOM FLAT ONL) | oe Mock weet 0), Sau. | ONive. —_ : " . : ‘ L1KOT INt >t Kimo. rl AT « _ ., . 3 ~ . ‘ ’ oor ; . iesiTre To make or renew a loan. $4500. S4000. $3000 $7750 $2.00. MONEY waned = ‘Bunda y ~ m Monday 3. Teed eo tee ; “ $1250. $1200; ample fire and tornado in-| arte? vDeopie @ eae payments - > ‘> > o- erie ais ain AOo ET w ; | } x) “ ori’ sie “nm « , + . —_ a? rarag , est Ps t as 4 one. , ; S x * iS " , leet set TH GRAND. 55 ROOM, MOD. rick bunea > ' a aie “alee i: ome EDW KK. LOVE R TALTY CO... surance. perfect ttl ~ with each loan. Call Waan Ming’ on and K ingehignwea,. 8 ». tory ‘millding eam hee easy . . how > 617 HERBERT: 4-ROOM BRICK. HoT , eeeten idinmene = = " ' + : > = - : : “- 4 7c ’ . a i a ’ “pHoie ‘"e1rance Wi a : - CTM Witen HEAT ) meade RESIDENCES MOR TGAGE LOAN CO. and ey a RUST “’ SONS "REALTY CO. | nas or yy a “Sol eae. = anne a ; > aris au Wa ’ he : , ° ; ' , ay ore | - : . rKN FLAT Ss noni Gutage bel =6SON LOY hor st , ; . . : a nira “ ire. Price - ~ P or phone for our — ee . oF eee MAMMPER ima a CG : eo —" . we oar z ae An S35 Hine VODEKSN 4,58 \- eto . . iin — = | ae s.. «. m. " m Le, EF LA l »s , ° Amherst 1 nad J : nominations: f +>5 deeds of trust as foi- netruments, wave “« e ' ’ he irl KES! " : ‘¥ FIR®T AND SECOND — o inetru Stand Sp. mm Frideare nee . . DENCE ONLY $16,000 475 ‘ , an } ‘ geod income ed right “ — : | lows: $900 $150 6 $2300. 5 33000. Established 1879 - ‘een Mondays and Saturdays. § o. “a S ing # reom MORTGAGES $3500, $4000 and - — ——— tities MONEY oaned to eslarted : oer Le [S154 Necth Market st ~ _ * are ee ~Ativrective Apartment . . . ‘ oe ; mete i Bt a a he Sie ) 4 ‘ . ee tle HALLS FRERKY KD. A KEAI A ——— __ $16 Ch ¢ « ™ > mire your +, \ sh Ot a? rs _ \ ; " “4 ~ ' ; " KP silhh wat ‘ i 467 A aP pret .% —— = 1? Ye? Cm ier mr °. . Bled a. estnu: s. _ —_—_——— Leet ire ~ ee “ut tn Pre — ~ “ eg . : . ~ . oe DAKST RID "wre: i “i ~ ” . s ? ’ Ome _ ; ‘ . : ; ; 4 -» al eserve Sane icg. —_— | Mg . arqG *p! oie mew DORXE 2 ALTHEIMER &) 7 Crest wor ON Te S1o0Y HOME. . : wee | : at completing: hardwood — ; tae aes: hie” tae tee an ee a ne First Deeds—Double Security | ee : Pinsy pm Beireraice cyeeen— | Chere Eat : . . eSN BRE ACN -hoOOM FRAWI Dat ' : oe atear Pat silver atinaiin deat on : ~ esse . (Cs Leane from $3700 to $70.000 Soot mouth ’ Yeo MoOoNTS TIT oF "ee Ft..... BUSINESS SITE - i ; Fae Te Mads: SOK —————— Ty | Se Ses o. tay. Frt | DUFF—or : , ° | " . BL® GAR? \ ws per ecreens, stor R159w Par e . — = — ready: title es city improved proper: a er Tueeda Friday 30 esas ion TR.O00 seuare ‘eet ext to BR RR ai-te . * ay oles Sis PFLMBANKA -ROOMW RRICK 2 cTeetse and alleve mace ~* siate a # ~~ mn a a — awn tv ampie insura i . Bide ware eo ae ceo it~ ~ eet | Jomet : eee a a Vodka Th? Ro Pon PRICE AND PARTICULARS SED a te meek Sb UR Geareee, «nie Fest, cine Seat. clectrie and _moNeY WANTED 7. BUHERRMANN JR, R. B. CO. 816% i Sr e7_tnt _Hadiamont car. Anewe | Semen W 2° 7 \ LINS \ JF. GREEN. REAL FSTATE DEPT $! are “ae. SS ED PIRS' ee Chestnut. Olive Set ~~“ ' from Kasten avenue. . : ‘ : . ; \oORTHW St POLIin FRIST Co xe. $ oO” -_ : ST 4500) on ee ee, = ' Continued on Page 27, Drive OVE CWUCROCW—BSondaer eur deer = Le nin & fhe x A NI¢ AME VF nr rT FER Fr ™) =ice TounD ’ -—" worth 4 hes’. | —- Vit N EY —— ' og - i, . " —_ . ' 47" Tv» ihe a | K neen e\& , : Ry 7 . , es | . . K Al ry £ INY, co ‘ "ab \ (i-rand Bl Colfax 34°55 ar ° = he ww ) es =. * al ad bes er ° Ww ' By, “ — on : y - 4148 Det am A@e Bide. 2 stores. 4 offer sever 25 = : wesidence and Flat Corner Grand and Hebert — aaitaace: Gan ted Gee a xEw List OF LOANS NOW | fe Btey evening 7.30. Deivan Bali: | cuisaee € ~r 6m UCU ‘. we. “A. ~ , . . . . ‘ ( arpenter Ridg — ¥ “ewe th ‘ePada OL. READY FOR “DELIVERY. ’ oe Pni.og Pagien’ Hail. 7 Sa. Car- 6 —_ : 4 oT] he . ‘ : ° ¢ . y ; ATOLPH HOFFER 1 " . : «4 — — *s12 a ro nee ae 4 , : ' Sed Cheitens Tevet Bidr D-and B00. ‘cao |”, | moderna nae see ey OE Or ee ee eee ania cil wiis-etaed first mort: | (ANTM spinrruatson) | 7% 3 . . ‘ 4 . 8 . ; 7 ’ 7 . a* “aT is .*? ‘) . 1? . | a ? ’ - : : , ~ - . F ; a , 7 : cy AY TON Q3) . BNW. ftwei ——— : “1 . . i? san S54h0) S551") tS ee. — Paes d¥ ity reel estate FOR . * Benson Sunes it x wo ee avd . — finite .? a " “ . ‘ ~ _ ceases S} iba) : ; S10 Yow) 4 hat -_ ear titles KUHS LOth an . = hestn 3¢ ee ' ee : - oe af y jiact’s > it) . ete —y +_* : a oP owl be - par eurity 2 to 1l—only y ‘lean, im duild- BUSINESS a rae OF CuRIST — Universa) | 1975 oa1e-74 UPRANKEIN = * PLATS amas? WONDERMELL He % : > “hk hee ‘i “\ bY W —_--F: r P HOO en eutr oane js ou ex usive ened enue Caen Gal or b i wrt are and py eseages F. R. - z . : ~~ e ~- : > ’ ~*~ | , v ~ — . ra “ 7 - - _— - ” » Fro said ™ . - WONEY \ / - . _—— Baward K. Love Realty Co. Yb ° BTEEXTH oo | ot « meet eet he 4 SAL Sedan , we . > TOOms oom : . bins ¢. . pea rate ‘ter 74 Chestret of (-@2) a —> : 5 SSDEVENTER AND FASTON a ; ; . . “a . 4 We Fo =~ =P ’ = VW eet ster 1? sonore | \ \ eS’ *\ ae \ es »T> } i fo , . r Ovi - ™ nines Zevd secur EEE EE i ; J i “amen sw ow 2 3873.7 Re eto” steomwe and fats Ont. ‘ ; . pt , ‘ col order abe Westminster | j r ms , : E . PT x! P ht 2. Y . = a — LAD 1, - FARMS FOR ey 2 a chock ih} Bees Evergreen. w ; tone + A, nrice S14 hen ) as . ’ , = ' — z * : ome ll!? Franklin -« ote _ aaa ’ MON r Wtt—Ca od for ur arge (ist STOCKS and BONDS : iby a Thureday fron ; ror WASHINGTON HWrrcrrs sTroRrSs COLORED ' oa . Ne ) Enright av.. 9 rooms und 22 rooms a ge Aiamemapas «Pie — - of trust ALL active stocks and beads bought eeld ~~ > =. Mrs Davis Jonnaoa. - aND APARTMENT ~ D | thence te > a , -)» Waterman 'Y roonme ; — : ~ ; . : M NE’ wt? > horrmew? Sih) aa 5 = FARMS _ > ‘TH CHeU . 063-6005 Kinesbury 2 stores and two | caw naan co | ere a (seme pet a ee a oa : : i559 Linde jerory Duildine two } 7_ $3 nmy > H. FORRESTER & é. " 2 Wes (ta oerrices — Sreom apartments: lot TTRIIO: hot-water dead of trust ah @ per cont TE tee war ta? Sirice $8000 Weta ae stores. 14 apartments. Price $75,000 onl aan ~ m pone gt y 7 ens 1014 501-2 Centra) Nat” Y Fil Pidg. Lm 07 Pa — Tineretez. | =a 6 : meat, Garage: 8 firetclaas pronerty rent VILLIAMS, Frisco Ride Olive fone i? > iiTH A te, may ype Me. _~ rooms N. EB. Cor. 18th and Papin ats two Dar an mmission. Box T-1286 P-Di:08 TOCK——3S shares Sate » Bank of Web- WANTED . ° asta ‘5 ‘oe als Aoi S37°O: oriee S29 FON ae = =?) " 4 > oe 4 ton , ~~ - - 2. 1 POO 1m? stores. two flat« and d bouse tn rear u NEY Ww a > —- ~ ‘ ster Groves Chas. + arr 4701 Denar. FARMS ~~~ Rete. ~ oe . rR ANTTI x TRI-ST cw ace ; ~ - es : . Ser) ? oe Ge ” oi . Vestminster p 12? reome Tiyer) t Si i“) month a - . - . “ oe al ‘ . 8 TS UN oS second om > w 3 o re ee eathertredt. : ed — rh Leoewst tt &t rRarive ‘\ W. {or yy ne Ar i I, : - | . Sore ‘ea Marviand av 3 Teoms ~oOutheast r° 6th and _ = = . : 4 on — 7 aoe bs a a AJ Der cent com- Te tller =e pt Be et -- , ee Im- sPIRITT ALINT car (9? nand WONDERFTT, INVES | TWO GFAMILY APAKTMENTS OF + Sos > . a mad omer ek tee ee. S memes story building. fronting 235 ft o monthv. payments, Box H-s® Post Die, pertal Royalties pfd. Texon Ot) and Land. | EAL EST'TE-OTHER © mer. Servien, $e. f--- ; 4 / 8. ESTVEN'T noows, BATH Ash 8 6FLECTKI IN. et See monthiv: prt SLD. NG) ~~ ares & ten. 7 Toor Frank snd {20 ¢ m @th et ae — 2 vapmente,_ 8 _ S- et DS. Onzack Marbie. J. K. Hughes, St. Louis 3295 Park enue or aol Qo” i ed OOW Radon ' sen ‘ OME spi ie rete ' sun oo OWNER 4 ' . ; " Nestru! i : ~ at 'Terseon a Aras “ S11 4:6 Yea’ : » TLE aN Y Wt - S.2thtmM) ry ~ckK residence Minin 7 3 end Mil! ¢g Sowthern ‘Surety o.. : Pr; ceeennn and AS Penrin fats alhkove ./ hive ie A, | wit. L CUNSIDOE KR | ALtr ripe ’ or wt ~ \ 4 « > 24 = ™ 4 rac? a or ; Sr mn goed e: =, Powe Wo 5 eto . ding ot woxeyr eu — a —— Burs samt — = me ae | Ps, 5 ‘ * ir ‘ ’ eres ‘ha e» : 4 ail ) he. “4 ‘ on . an = » Znet 2) ty erty ~ ee a ’ , “Fr Mey . : 4 ‘= . a > ‘ mf} Ce Bet. PINGS. SAOO A mmning ana i ~~ Weets discewer and restore lost ie 4 West ark « room - 2 Re acd war eters bh ding —_ epert * — 4 t. are ° and : wa = Coton Ot*F Yard<)-Meter Corperation oF - 9 PAGES ™ rear aise buliding in FOCK HOUSES OF 9 KOMMS: =f SIN. articles oft y ee ry av.. © rooms asement: electric elevat 4 @84t°° & agg A m & second deet of any other active stocks and bends. SEE PART 9, ¥ ren terme 5483 GOLF FLATS 6 ANE ? a ok run & en the «<eme day the ad- oft Lit, 4 trls orst deed f trust is $127.000 end | All aetive stocks end beads ecld aad = AN 2 Cheaetn ut in 16, Oe Lert T Shee «Ase . vertisemeant appeacre. PI ION E VM Al VN tt } E ' YR E C T, T, Pp AR TICI T, ARS base + years | to run =e 2-00, | p .<D, ? ; oument. = a | fo) VLICA E. Bb. CO, SE! CHESTNUT . ‘ PRIVATE PARTY will buy weil-secured' H. J. KATTELMAN CO. 503 Central . 4 y+ . - SLE a cee ee oe oe ond deeds of trust. Box T 10" Post. ; Nat'l Bank Bidg. Tth ead Olive sts - —- — — ~ = _ en | ~ iS) atca. icd2) Ouve 3353. Olive 5240. icJ3T)} ® Ee ten 4 < & tf y F cag

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NI lf, 28, 1935. imited funds for VANS — st. Louis. Olive 1250 Olive 125] IOTICS * tallments ONDENT T ST. _ ee ee eee i 4 Ford—Mra Carrie ‘ “An NaN ; no = Tee se pw aes at 8:15 * ; —N Matilda Schneider —— - - — Urday, Apri wi), 1 oJ. i ’ : Oe ' . ene nowiaon SEF SU NS SI [ F IRS’ T | Johanna Hag: yore ines al bhergzoenner) b .. | ; ear) nnagon, or , _—_ oved wife of ederick agedorn and « a oF Mie itertrude’ I = nl i The Park of Memories mother of Mrs. E. A. Docter, Mrs. Anne A MT. ~ Address James t =e . ON GR AV OIS RO AD Sewing, Mrs. Alfred Moody. Henry and How, Jiocom 206, 1806 Olive s NTY rity offered on resicden 1K LE R RR. E NUT STREETS S88. ome Investors and the irtment of the NSURANCE Co. ww that we have been lent for the Mortgage INSURANCE CQ, curities Co. ealty Co, ompany of Ame \s OHO Vs ass SS NSS NGS WAY SEES RRR errs ~~ #9 *8* 8 be seseegs Seeeee ee Bene \ —_—— 99, —— ene —————— - eee a er oe _——€ , — ——— ~ = _-§T. LOUIS IS, SUND. Ts een ee INDEX to Section “B” (See Section “A” for — law. in his fortv-fourth vear , im from Provost-Drehmann chapel, } | oe. ) a wet | North Grand boulevard Deceased was ‘ .7 ¢ - I irst ; Spiritualist : Association member of Rising Star Lodge No. me ” rt ed Sincerity when accom panied by IAGE, LICENSES NEW THOUGHT CENTER. 4232 M |O. O. F.. Bonne Terre. Mo. and eather. MARRIAGE L a” F Pherson av. Services Tuesday, 2 o'clock "001 of Rallroad Trainmen. Oid Bixby, || oe les Ruege-—Adele M Warne: and Thursdar e) ening Mrs. Asemann lodge. No 378 ic7) q A REA LDienje “f° answer to | Muuier——June Alewe! ; HARMONY CENTER. Eagle « Hall. Jef- }ARRETT—Enter it eae n Satur LG. @.** : Coleina n— : 5 Janie Sungne: ville fn reson and Lafayette Suiaday evening i& 4 nt _# in ° ree or a nal R . A L. Kech—Alliertine Thalier. Thursda * PD. m., at 244] Laflin et Lec. Gay. Avril su. if ge £30) 7 ~ dar P i H. Ss rhe dime dated 1875 iane— Ma; ue te Willie: rs t ire messages spirit peychometry bys garet Garrett (nee But vie v} belo af | wire | : worth a i (ve te lic #8 - a ne Rei: ithe dt Miss oa ann \ir« Adier f the late Thomas FE. Ga et and art , “3 : ‘ J. Kadeli—. age ee ae + ROPES £> §Re = motner of Richard WH (sarreit and our; || . BRI “—S€P Answer * G. Moult—Marea Willect. St: NSHINE | PENTER, 14th and nt lear aunt Reader” Hy t} : Cook—Edith Winkie. third f services Wednesday, 2 p. m a = will take place from the Mulle: a ’r the information . : Rojko——Hlizave th Solov. | Mrs. Mer iff 14. — -~ —— : Sse | Chapel, 5165 Delmar boulevard Due no- i : i G inquire ov an a utormobile : Smith-—Dona eo Pre sche | tice of time, ic) repair shop for the information b — | 4ST 4 } Vogel— Elsie CEMETERIES Say, Revit ae Teta ek eae, Sl BRED. — Address. Mise Benne. D MONEY? | ' TO LOAN ON | Mortgages Quick Service ING PAPERS. NCTAL CO. EVENTH FLOOR ~~CENTRAL 61 iw and Mv Kruty ch. 2109 N. bit! —s @ member of Louts Ey permen, ta7) Warcer GERAGHATY Seti cme sate’ MAKTNEY—on lhureday, Apt "a] mA. and M. Kel), 1R?R S. an UNDERKI AKER 1925. at 4:30 p. m.. Mary Hartney. ana Mo. Romma ® S721 Cases 482) EASTON AV wicow of Edward Ha tney and Ora) BiG Walker. 12 50s Vandeventer. | Shapel Free. Phone Delmar 763 | 3/292. 2: John and Edwerd Hartnes rt vw. and Vorine we : tf . A604 1. Newertead mothe: FOR firet claee wirine and fixtures cal: ———— ee = “4 I eral will take place from reside: BURI AL PERMITS. M dwert ,Llectri¢ Co Ott Bickers as) | s34r Terry avenue. on Monday. Apr 3 B. Diesterwere. 41. 494523 ™w Thereon Grand 3437 ‘Cs at §:30 4 m. to the Biessed Sacra Bisine 60 14°98 Montclair i Church. interment in Calvary Cemetery f Peerist. 73.:23210 §. Broadway. pa aud of Margaret Haas Gear fathi 3 Tecke ,6 4k 4 North Market : \fre lnh L. aS - e - r ‘ ; } ar bi ) nd ' - — ‘ — ‘ 5 Da. rr Binbere. 5. 5148 Remington — — ; é atherine Fleas —— n “yp eer b oth ira hiGH . ¥ThAR “ AV) Wr pr? P 1. Rrinkma, } 5024 N._ Rroadwa ther-in-law ee * — in-law and grand the Coast (Juard. Tre isury Depart 7 i. ° ,on ' Aer eel ‘ ‘ a : ~s 4 hu . iia at ene . a" 4 “ | O I: ND - ge o- ‘ a ¥ - +d : | ANIELAK—On Friday. Apri! 24. 1925 fathe at the ake of Ge er - en ; Wa - 0 ee | ; 1) be ineral on Monday. A»ril °7 at 9-20 information > helm * AAO « ale at 3:30) a. m Mary Heen Amelak Pi f : \ ; a, Sithetrn iF ; Lan we m+ nd : 10" eo daughter of hose and the ate Wa ia m fron Ziegenhe n {tre hers nape! GIF] You" ad lett. A‘aska b epue. Monday. April 27. at & :30 husban of |} telle Jarvis Ittner an INQUISITO! (‘onsu tine 1} SUK to e DOO O00 . - - 717 Sarefield o vr St Cecelia s Churc! thence to her \ ne: ie i oe egre | - hoe . - . — + . g uP ws 0 34°77 Wesehingeton -* Olive Lemetery. Relatives and & — Tas —— Losi ; 7 , . Ing picture mawrazines for the - * J elere ’ .? ~- ad “~ | Ua ti it I a? ro nN : , r) P . j a o ) , t} ‘ 4 rates according 10 2 7 Parre! r ‘5 ate nee ne iTi¢ 4 invited lttne brother f Mre Isabelie lamons - ne Soci ‘ 4 Bae A | eee. as. Pane >In) & Warne, | APPLE—On Wednesday Apri) 22 1995 | Mre Max HuBert of Detroit. Mith. ¥ ™ “ ¢ \% =chnatzmever A “ lege Nathan Apple he loved husband of | Joh: r HN. Hulett of New York Cits Ben- , 4 READE! Inquire of the . ~dgee y 74 veel 1 ey pe ane oS Ap Ne. and dear father of | Jamin } George W. and Willia B. It Vid Ranken Sehos of Mechanic ” ” . " “Ts nna ‘rishn an \'re I aA i | h ner Trades 4° i or | a \ eri ile 7 var ; Sm _ oy oe : . > . ; . : - in ‘ Ss, oe OK a iu ‘€sal Tu —— 17 209 a tat Sr Ben ladnin. Me rris Mary and | tery * aft —_ Ts ol 41A Wa ; eek ine th. trad e = p | _** . _ ; lavic Appie. inti ~a ni J 7) las “ery ices at , . : : th on: .us i; « . —— - . - : . — P = wo Nerthel 143 Sank ” Funeral from Berger chape). 4715 M | Church of the Unity, QUTL Waterman YOUTH Write to the Copyright man Grit. sb» ’ | | ; ereon avenue on Sunday, Apri] 26. at —— Mot 5 + April 2s, at 2 p. m. In Office, Library of Congress. W: _— - 30 p. m. ment in jeliefontaine ¢ emeter ‘ irre . Coe Gostl f ei i . ‘. | ington, IT). ¢ Lay? hii aniormation S Births, 227 Deaths in Week. | BARTHEL—On Thursday. Apri] 23. 19°35 | FOXNAB—On Friday. April 2%. 1925 regarding the copyricht) - t. There were 332 births and 227' Catherine Barthe! (nee Ries) of 3203, , Vettie Jonas beloved wif of the late Sol | TOBB? May 18, 1891- fel meesmeaths reported in St. Louis last | gus) avenue ea dear Meethor of Cath | Lana. Mire niente R. i, Mecscher 1) Miemiiny: iay is. isee. oii or ——SS == : -» Etats | Ger , Sarthe! and dear mother of Cat Mrs. Nettie Liepold aszet’’ dt: Rodecker, | 7 en ggg nw O° dame’ @oks oe k. Fifty persons died of or-/erine § . Genevieve EF. and Marguerite Vv M 5. Ne se err Mrs Ben Schnur gay, and May 2 1881, fell on vs ON PERSON'L PROP'Y + ecient $4 of pneu-| Barthel.-and daughter of Mrs. C Ries and | ag eo a. ~~ — ae ae | | @ay iOMILE LOTR manic heart trouble, 3 a J | giste: of John. Joseph, Henry and William | 4356 Lindell boulevard. Snen’t! home. | E. A. C.—Charlesx Arthur Pre «hs S—See me \? es o 10 of tubercu- | es 6and ‘our sister-in-law, aun: and -_ . ~~ rare on ADEs > a _Dumm 1650 s Jeftereon penia, 16 of cancer, (Cousin. in her forty-seventh year. ° ». m was 1 Gcgered in his room at t ] Whi | [7 “eee, 11 of cerebral hemorrhage, | Funeral Mor day. Apri! "7. at ann a. 'KeEMrER On Saturdas Arner on at Souther; Hote a st Sunday ato £20ans ope sing. . of Brights’ disease and & of dis- Hy _ from Peetz’ funeral home 3025 La- | - Julia Kemper. beloved mot her of \pril 188 joana | : ae etel vy; also buy au hy 4 : lAvVette avenue. to the Immaculate Can. a e Mn? ry) per and ‘ Ir (ear m >?) ar. i ' r ~ e Write to 4} e Ad jut S241: 38434 Easton av. e of the arteries There were | ception Church. to Calvary Cemetery. (c7) | lae. gran mother ereal-erandmother and Ge le lida ; avenve. on Mondav. Apri! °F as °:30 inf atin . 1m ntal deaths. | aa Ap ~), IY25, a » a ida {| a ] . information. new 2001 Ofite'e vember: ; ata! d 4 | Bilauner ee Schubert). belo ed wife of im to St. Matthew's Cemetery . , . - » and rea! | Mo noday, April 27, at 2:30 Dp. m. tO Old | mother of Arthur E. King and Mrs Rr premiur arnount Toficeust® & oul PI R ] T U A. ec: St, Mare 1s Cemetery. ie E. Kerl] (nee Kine W liams), dear grand @ me _ ‘ th, chew! Or -Qente) L_Satiopal € Sank mother of Georrce ‘King W Hams. Gertrud . ‘ Oo remove ne 1e\ ir A? @& ‘rr, —- — ; . . , J0¢ | wee 9 . , ao , ha on furniture and other col BRENNAN—On Thursday, Apri] 23.1925. Raril, Hazel O'Mara. and our dear moth | | £U from the lothing ‘ ld fervice; your own terme. Gt Howard A. Brennan ved 44 veare er-in-law. in her @ixty-eighth yea; 1) Plece of ice over the gum fo * (o., Room $10, 705 Olive. Funeral Tuesday Anorii @8, 1:30 ». m Funeral! Monda Apri; 27. at 2 p m./'] few minutes and then brush off An - : 4 r ™ nas e D> om | fre Mm Southern Parlors Ha r Michiear ;} AYN from the Georve |! Pej: ach ha ~~ SARK i #8, (a ru : : ITUAT, ’ H HH! ayy . : ; nue. to National Cemetery. Jefferson Bar Easton avenue. to Ret hania Cemete “Dh GRACKH he on(tv way we |] LAVANS— LOANS—LOANS fas 2 at TY 1035 Emmet. | racks Former), Seana lr) C S Nav one male em wae ve elle me gy * ’ if of to se ire the desired work y loaned to people sospena DAY, 1:30, “hl lan and Emmerson rporal | S regular arm Former! ‘ = pter : - 293. 0 ce. £.: Ove n a “ i rments eae others’ rates. then Renan 1 Meador member Wierine Lodge Brothérhond of Speer «> sete d “|= — THE AMERICAN CO. 3 Hannah Meters and Mea Bo beksh LoAge No. 768: Damon Teal a vretaov | Railroa rainmen = 0 , Entrance 211 N_ &th ITI Al. church, Sundays rhursda , e S.. NO. I cry = & HS - ——_ nile easy | & 1508 ES) or Te | f vor. ~~ ‘ Matur Ge v Anri’ " 19°. aft KRNEBEL } ntered mra reef? ne F'n rt - 0, wn anlar’ Hr q people, cas CHIC CIRCLE—tTuesday evenines. ® 4 m.. Fred Burk Sr... heloved father | Smith. Ark “aturda Are °5S 198. NELCENSCHW ANDER Asierp n i ae, “441 Laf in a Miss Mi. Camm of ee Rur k and Wi lig TY) Fieher and our | at 3 e John A lherr K nehe ele Safurday Apm al Lf at 4:40 —— Ly Mrs. “Abie | dear father in-law, age 73 wears ison of Mar n at ia “py ~~ ‘ iw ums Nevenechwande heioved hus joaned furniture > Named 9 - "T" be ; " ,unera] from Ww acker Helderle funera]) | Knehbe}) hus? ana O° Ressie i nefte Reck ) of { Lroiine ‘evens wa “ler my People quick), confident ally: SB TRI TH—Serv ices ch rece y. a 7 P. 2333 S. Broadway Monda April | fat) er of John A. and Merw A brother nz’. dear fathe 0 Award Nevers ae, __ Bown Sh 1K. ab ™ Bee Wallace oo 9 po Oo SS to new St. Marcus’ | Joseph = George L, Charlies W and | wander, Mrs. Edith Winkle. Mre. Caroli: iar ra!’ road men nn tndor nde f { . i) ‘ UF (c) Mrs T if Rome iser . \ a M = —7 Burt if ate r Ph nonin Oh apity required 3a Oar tua! meeting Sunday. 3 p.m CHAMBERLIN—PFnitered into test. Mary Funeral Monday. 9 a. n Highilan Hetzier, Mrs. Noomi Sparks. d ar | Tth . Spm. Campfire M! sfion. 6000 | Edgel) Chamber! n. beloved daughter of | I!’ he ff Mie re: . Wa ee ath . Ca : oe a imaned on automobiles by r4 (cPA) | awd et Edgell and the iate Edwar2 « . ; eranctather an — = = : Auction Ca. 12 . . we ‘ie KOCH—Fortered into — reet Phureday | enty-third vea Tr meant h Auto u ~as- HAND MISSION —Ser = ‘ Ee e . a , _ April oOo” 19° 's at ] 10 n rn Antor | ‘ a ’ eaday i) cr T fro ? = + a . unera Sunday. Apri ; at : mm. | 2» ~P ay “ag , — ’ . ” “joa ned owners As 2: mencay. ey fro 106 Plant avenue v el * _ Pn Koch of 49434 Manchester avenue. dence of son aw, H. |). Hetzis ~ ay roe - mri , . 3916 N. 20th 2 Cie ~ “tet 1 loved husband of Friedertcka Koch iree Margaret AY e. to Concordia hMyangs jaeete Ol Room din MVAONIST! services Tuesiays — — 9) — —- ‘ae Pfeiffe:) dear father of PF rteda Arthur a’ Lutheran irch, Ma Wood n LDAN T par cont par Friday ® p. m Mra. Gasacl er + hp ay uM , we Walter and George Koch and Sophie Hauri erment at Tr 7) a A at ¢) 3 « m re ary f Henne inee | of Chi ago T'! our Prod. erandfather . E wiry, « jothing. fure, Wr Knapp street . | De George). wife of Reniamin Chenot brother brother-in-law. and uncle aged | PHILLIPS-ANDERSON kntered into pata. .¢ ; 9 g igi - GOON oa a Oy Funera) April 27. 9 @ im (c7' 1-9 weare ; m Friday Ap- =%. i933 M » ecnes in, ee Thursdey. | CLEARY Entered int . > ain at Witt Bros’ chape! lat a er Pp? De (nee Anderson) } ‘ “aan an — -&. —F r ito rest on Fridays Remaine a . TO LOAN per cent per . Sita” Romme S810 *x Broadway. April 24. 1995 4, >. m Ww apa South Jefferson arenue. Funersa | Sunday, W am J } ps dear dauehte eiry, cl thing fure, ayes, — NTAIN OF LIFE—Sundavs, 2 p. m ieaYy, beloved hushand ” ae Margaret | 2 1 m t New St. Mareus Cen etery ae sD. a ab : 34 oan. HES, oti Dunn, #12 ecays. Sand 8 p. m Fridays, 8&8 p | Cleary ‘nee Doran). dear father of John Deceased wae a member of Badischer Un ihe: _. eas eaned am furptture and planes at red. All We’ he fc} | South Grand boulevard to Hols Angels’ | ee Renee ‘ae * -8 huSband ‘at - the . — : > S Church Interment Calvary Cemetery ic7» |S Poastat Lelie lear ¢ POURCT? LIb-S« —ntered t oent AF . ele werehous? ST THEOMONISTIC C4 1 n. , ~ : A laa Koerte!l «nee eich). dea ath i 4 oan ae- of 2& « Mound City da@an Oo. 4¢ Tuesday F: dav 2:30: “6334 ‘ea. DUPF—On 3 Saturda: April 25 1925. | Louis. Charles. Joh: Harry. George at - ~ h es >, ~%, Paid deae akates ie —_) %. (ress ng: cv James William Duff Jr beloved son of (tto Koerte) and our dea: pa ther inlay shine Sichnebeling A tela Abbetm SS We Stor and 1 amont car «bh ree James Ww and Helen Muff ‘nea t gar grandfather brothe n-.aw an.) 1- ; — Poller ‘ he oma Cit ; Orth from | a@teor avenve and dear Whprother of Rotter: 7 Duff and | the cer of 77 fare tT?) . ’ a wt ~* , _— , : ° . ‘ ae . : . . . ory = . str ins A ‘ noed on Page 27, Part 8. Wire LAYVE cay KhCH—Sunda 1] |Our dear grandson and rye} hew h‘unera!l on Tuesdiar Ayr ”, & Funeral from Hoffn -ister parlors —* W ednexdas io m. 4148 Del. Funera! Mor da*, April 27. at ll a n tr fro: the residence TSO hus. © Compton avenue Moends April.°7 = : MPAs, ever ne © 7 Delvan Ha from residen: é $943 Arsena bad Inter wirert to SS Peter's Cemeter lrecf@ase| Na? te St. Anthony's Church. ¢ y evening . > - lia - 30 Car ment Calvary Cemetery. was @ member of St. Loulx Lodee NX, to SS. Peter and Pa e Cemet« ? . ; si r ‘ ' , . - ° , ° ' | PHRHARDT—Entered into rest on Satur. | 1. 0. 0. F. and Hessen Vereit _ | ROETH—rEntered into rest on Friday. SEVEN T 7 SPIRITUALIST day, April 26, 1925, Jehn Ehr hardt. tw. ae ito rest on Thursdar | nei) 4 ~~ - = Henry Ro , ll Si nea - iw — rm = 14th lo er father of John » Ren } red i 5 [—a. we ad ’ me \iar +. : pee , Py, , a . fa he aA , Mf FOR Renton : Sundey night at 1903 Rutger. | bardt and Mrs. KE Heggeman (nee Fehr be mean aughter of Cora Rodriguez (ne Roeth inee Reimile lear ¢% of Wa RT Vice at bo . piaces Mre Gallo har it) of Kae? hel Louis, brother of Mir« Mar’ > or . (er rye 4 and F ina rm - (cM) | i\. Butter at the age of 77 years , - Remains in state at res dence, 4407 lear n f ° aw and rand wT SPIRIT AIST CHURCH —"| Puneral on Tucetar. April 28. at 1:30] 4, hemains jin sta from St. Etizabeth’s| en aia mn TIES : artiner wk ’ 1.320 Pr. m from Hauck & Schmitt na ric rs, 2732 Catholis Churc oT eh and Pins Monday r ‘aa alia amet) of ~“— Ess OPPORTUNI Ser Trice “y Sunday me — Phe om S (Cirand boulevard. to Zion Cemetery. De- oe a sm ° ~ 4 ene dm, you; J Pa \ ‘a s Riedell phonons ceased was a memimr of Excelsior Lodgr. | MEESE.—-Entered into rest on Frida, 44 thatt, ve ~e . ” ii = «Vo Dar Clara Riede! . ; : ‘ ' ESP. , q * alhalia Ceemter ich) W of } No ig c] Apri) a | 19 wr) a’ ] ot DP mm : Emma SAIL ADE Rs . Soter. a to ‘ ‘ ~ AF P . rms ‘LES Entered into rest, Friday April er (nee Graebe). beloved wife of Perer Q°* _ ISINESS CH OF CHRIST ~ Universa) ~~ ~- ; = © r Si aan M eene © ae te i A day. A -), 8225 rinus © Se _— Bi unday services ” 30 and _4 nes ni a 2 a 7m. alte = J inger M ee —. and Gear mothe ar ' an: ae re = ved father fy “4 Ln fer ‘ure and mes es. Mre. '®€ (llinese. W A Jinx iesh of 3004 | Walter Meese. our Gear mother-in-law. @is of Tyron Pa. Mrs. 1 4 Gibson of ,? ary, Pasio: G messages 86.24 Galena street. beloved son of Mary A. Files? } ter. sister-.n-law and aunt. aged 5% years aso | and Pau Saunders of Green SINESS FOR SALE a welcome, ts O09 ) widowed Traynor, dear brother of Catherine Funeral from Hoffmeiser pariors. 5624 wiile ~~ ‘ . . — - rT}. Tie ma burs > wre ° Hal! 2659 West Pipe in ‘aw ., uncie ne nhew and cousin , MICHAELS in Thursday April ym ‘ard u“ he wiv: T hw. e”ne@~) VY aa A The SALE BM 1412 Evergr een, Wednesday Fr 1 on Monday. April 27. at &-30 | - . , ved wi or faete: Miser , oc) Sapre ’ eRe: 1920. Lertha Michaels. beloved wife } ber and Fast Maat f Mise i Lodge : . Thureday rom # until a im. from Ziegenhein Bros enape!. 26-3 the late Morris Michaels jear mother! No. 1. A. } A. M.: St. Louis Cha F D. m Mrs Davis Johnson. Cherokee «treet — “t. Agatha’s are | af Mere Albert E. Samue's of “hicagz ne. 5. BR. A,. St Aildemar (o RMS FOR RENT icv) thence to (wivary Cemeters ’ ss Ale loseph and Marre, — Michae's / 78 5 .% Meo ah Termy le | Special Notices 18 | Pianos—Musical ~s+es+.35 Rooms—For Colored 26 | Stamps and Coins 20 | Poultry——Birds . ...26 Oe Bo de kk. --+- 19 | Storage and Moving. 1G | Printing, Astountng 6 MB | Gales 5... +18 | Steve Repairs ..... 29 | Professional i et Saleswomen ..___. ----19 | Table Supplies -46 | Radio Supplies Ren cele PLE PP 16 | Talking Machines PROMPTLY REPORT FAILUR \ hines "oO Ha hy | beic k« 65 | & ' Adding Mu ‘* | Bleyeles and Motorcreles a ere - ‘—_ Coal. Soke. Wood 19 For Sale (Mise.) 1s Household Goods Wtd Adoption ees . Birds oe, re Can\assers, Solicitors ..18 Dressmaking \? ee bo oe ee Found eh ee 16 Houses. Furn.. agents «..-+> -' hash tg ’ — Carpenmiers & Buliders./.16 | aia 16 | Gas Pipe ¢ lennlag. an 16 Instruction 3 , -~» | Carpet Cleaning........ i ON og a Fee -16 | Gold and Silver 20 ) instructi (Mise Fish 26 Roats, Launches 2 1¢ | menor. we Aquariums. sa | Ginahe entatiess an tm, a ae See ne ee ae a, SSB 16 Help—Men, Boys a Instruction Altormess ....-. -- ’ odicals ——— | Saeeeene gw 16 Electric Wiring ...,.... 16 | Help—Women, Giris 19 Jewelry Aoditing & Accounting. ~ | @ & Tuckp't’g. 16 | Cleaning, Dyeing ...... 16 | Exchange (Mise.).......19 | Horses, Vehicles , _ dine Schaar- Wake field Mrs. F. Helle mache of 4160A Fariin avenue. deariv be- U (| J. MALCOLM BUD of. New York. fore ioved husband of Emily Gamache (nee ( . SOE)» lll" ubject. | | ; Burial Permits > pemasons: ‘unten at ene I Have Met | Funeral Sunda. Avril 26. 1925. at 2 p Personal and telephone calls, OTF answers spo ae Piss ty egal epee ' : 37 > given attention, except letters ght to reject by mail, cannot be on medical questions —emges addressed envelope. | Dennis at Atchia. son K alti home icunde- ‘-bovna Bn _ o- oe , S : ‘ McKoverts— Mrs. Tok ia Howell. Perpetual Charter Perpetua! Care Kdw ard eee _—. a of —— ot. Louis, | Fain—Jane Crawfo Nonsectarian Terms. a , BELLE.—Write to the editor of | 4ucie GC " 5 | raid " i ‘ ~~ ’ ' ; =~ ene ace Wooler | A, _ SS aso, fe chA Funeal from residence. 793% sullivan til se magazine in Guestion for the | 4. Wals—Hii ia E. Friese avenue lve notice of time later 1 | information. peeet Byes Byerkuss—tre. Evelyn Al PORT DECORATION mae mas tre, eee Ae. |! | EC. G.—Také the currency to ‘ . > J.. Friday. April 24. at 5 a. m.. tegina eale _o Williame—Fiora L. Fasnut. i Halperin, age 34 years, beloved wife of to d ! os — ‘Bs and coins in order ln 0, W ~o0 ; a , . ! , as the value of same. H. laufer——-lreida M. Baue | Samuel Halperin. da ughter of the late]! “ é wd Hi. Cosariff Mary Beil buehey e Frank W. and Elizabeth McBride, gieter fl ©. H. -The Seating capacity | Heay Frenklio—Leona Squires. Mar Sherman L.. and Mrs ye cl of the Metronoli ‘an Opera House, dame Green, Fairmont City, 11) ——Mary ,of St. Louis. and Harry L. ané Ar New York, is 3206 " es " : oors ; o ‘ and Frank ww / Kisnce, East §t) Louis | l4. Moorshead of N_ }Y.. — 3 Branstetter Henmrictta Ok.—June | _WITH A | MONU MENT (cB3) | deceased ; “-—~As far as we know Gordon, St. Louis ven ites es Funeral Sunday. Ap ~O. at Jersey] | Seven Wonders of the aioe | Wood. Ohicagso— Miarie \ioore. St. { stat. me” have not been classed Genevieve, Mio aD PTON—Entered int rest or > , _ ‘ Frapcis Short Wellston Sta. Mo — OAK GROVE * rast April 2o, at 7:20 a. m., Wad ‘ | ./ 8. ag “ he ee Kamil Here A. Connelly St. Louis. | Hampton, be loves hpeband of Dove Ha: f th oo oe > Mussolini, —-——-— --- ee 3: ton «(nee Helm o e° homan Catholic afth,. BIRTHS Rkt ORDED. The Cemete Unusual ' Due ; notice — funera fron lh rgesch | g Hi Jy qu ¢ of the Chamb r BOYS PERPETUAL CHARTER | (uneral pariors. 6061 Washington i of Commerce for the informatien Band A. Clemons. 3760 Conk PEKPETUAL CA — ‘No 30° A ‘ap es > dagliinpes | desired RES «cs ——_ 0 and Db Biack OLS = Bo' oe ,OCcE€ o x; be . ~ fe Return’ ii) yn ay , : cal M. Krutwich. °109 N. 1ith ' Telephone: Olive 2331 HAMS. oan ne ed ich pa A RE ALDER rhe f-cent piece 4 Hawerdor 2708 Sullivan ), vas? yea ine th ae - r | Of the Mint of J836 is Worth from ane A. — 813 N. &th fof Harkins ‘nee Cals eioved Wile of Joi Oc ft 1 ood F , os ey 1827% N. 19th SS ——SSSS SS | Harkins and dear mother of Edward , ea Wo aud FO Conr 3 Randolph / Ethel, James. John Jr. and Margaret Har. | | PLEASE—4‘onsult mov ing " ~ 7 ease at ree UNDERTAKERS kins, Soar sister of Edward Cais and our | !! ture magazines regardine ' . oe a ; —_— —————~=—== | Gear mother-in-law. : F wee ‘= .e0¢ B. Starr i337 Popu ar os PE EK Y, Funeral Wednesday Avril 22. at & novie actfess in question Bj we M. laitensdorfer, 4304 S| Main ¥ . from family residence. 2714A Gravots | SUCCESS The 10-cent ¢ ‘e of anc 1 Fin ik 417°A (‘onnec ticut : | 7 NEKAI, He IME ar enue. tn Sr rane 18 ie ~ tiles (hure ; th ’ aos? 7 oy ; ' o . J lé Ce iP GIRLS Largest in cits $025 Lafayette av. (8%) thence to ¢ ‘alvars Cemeter Deceased was a ( a ae 1o Werth om oer FRANK Inquire of an insur- , ance agent for the informat ou VW VN Ww Inguire of the wool ST iE ATOYy The best metnod rid the basement Ot spiders ' OWNER You had better ' . } | COntinuously bryus (ne webs away. ’ | your home in order to deter: | SCOTT— Entered into rest on Thureday. | April 23. 1025. Lavina ¢ Scott, widow of the late Edwin J. Scott Funeral Monday, Apri] 27. ' 3 a Ss = from Shepard s chapel 592) Earton ave nue to Valhalla Cemetery Deceased wae a member of Rose Chapter No i™M). @& F = ee} SCHNITZER Entered intr * eer nn Ap £rTandeson ne ee’ and uF efeu weeker Funeral! Mor 2 1 27. at 10 a from reetdence san Idaho aven@e, to Peter and Paul \s Cemetery. ic7) is a dog ceme- a Of serious iieueemn lyour local Mori - opinion as to w hat Cham panne- Mar ne 3 partment stores here revard ng the |} Sult the contractor o; builder the cause of the damp walls. -ouri receives a salary of %° The Senators and receives a sal- E TO RECEIVE weuere. DEATHS Sarah Wilson ‘nee Rooney), dear father | of Charles Wilson. our dear brother, broth. er-in-law. father-in -law and uncle if Funeral from Wim M. S« huma¢ her | , Chapel. Jefferson and North Market streer | | Chased vas a member of Painters’ Union |B No. 115 ic) | WILSON—En\ ered into rest _at Sedalia M. on Thursday. Aprii 2 1925. ar 8:15 p. m., ¢ harles TD. W)} son. learly he HY loved hushand of Florence Wileon (nee) Mecke)), and dear father of Charles ard c Roberta Wilson and dear brother of WiiI- | law ang \tlson and our dear_brother-in- CEMETERY LOTS—Four, desirabiy jo. aw and uncie. and nemew of the Weh- mever's. in his fo: tv-seventh -vear Funeral Monda, Apri! 27, 1975. at ii ry fror r} Proy (pa? DPrehmann charm l. 3- 10 | CEMETE RY LOT — Me: nora, section 9. ! North Grand boul ard ly Quincy ‘Tt? ; DADers please CODY. (c7) i WOLCOTT—o, Thursday. Apri! 23. 1925 | Pexie de! BRondin Wolcott. beloved wife of Wellar ad > Woleott mother of J lLaw- = — — Settee — = ee ne en = _> ce eee eS re em ~~ = ° wee > — & 7 e «2 oo > bargain for ee, eee ce — a, oe a a“ ee ; as. _Rivers«ide 47 oh ter, Pere mec River)-——Vor a sale | or en pungalow, 5 rvoms, furnished; DOUGHERTY. ‘SHEEHAN, ben c wis + Post- Di CUTIAGE Wtd.—on Meramec Rive: r LUB Hi USE —Por small. cheap. uofurnidhed: 25 milee St Park. heap. Cah Care « ne, overlie . a Fenton ‘ “ol | Kirkwood > WJ, | BHOUSK — On | Meramec 2235W or see Raker in Deicke. mpiciely é miles from 8p. River mood locagion: “eres. Wri te Bor 1%. St. Clair. LU BHO SE— Finest on Meru Park: 250-foot hoe ation for Call iH. ée LA BHOT SE—On the feremec | tuke Frisco to Moerse 1000 yarda northeast: large l'vine room. screened-in porches and kitchen — by larwe trees: (dtinking water from completely furtiished. real buy at #900. Ba ' DE SIR \ELE outing sites. | itradley | Beach, Meramec, neer city, ressona ble. Treat! ev Metre: roliian Bidg. CLURSBITE to a Nider © Meraniec Owner, 725 Wainwri JEDBURG, “Palinedes ote. i gifte « Sundays °7 acres. river “pronerty i” of Valley Park; ripe for subdivi- into lubeitee JOST. MILLER TR. KB. CO. | juday e 7 all Cabs . Ae LI RHOt SE—60n4°. 9 Sunday; week Gays ca abanne 6 st ae earuaned uhauh proomee furnished ‘iair: beautifyl also lots on river. ) 1ooms. stone fireplace ished May 15: sale aoe photos (iw ner, Rew : H Be 1002 Tithe Guaranty Didg. rth and Cheat. rey PU RNISHED CLR Ee —Meram iow price ¢ for cash Cab in Meramec sutrd! y to family Sotee ge ; “ ” es V7 ke Water near Valley Park (olfax \»OU4M vestiwation if you ant a real r ee ry ‘ : ; 4 ' r) riaAri¢ . ’ ~ - In = one Be A ane . sew ; 4 19°° COTTAGES—For rent at ‘(astiewood: place Box 1, an a ;™ a de pe od ae ae dames foe electric and water Olive 1938 MER ‘MEX: FORERT— Cottages tor tale or aaciy Miss vA IPE AND CHILDREN. (c) A. O. KELLER =. N. 12th at also cottage ites for - COUTTAGE—-On Meramec. ear lati} resert property anywhere. ving memory of our «ear mea he r. erry road: conveniences. tiwersiche pleasufes of the (marks and , a Mii Ke reo | £. " . he ic par ; PP OSM ied from anne rood roads: , 4 ‘ ~ ize ’ A 4 a A y Saat + - - > . . his life 3 yeu oo 4 Ae bcor AGE—Furnished: Meramec Terrace ‘wn ne tlectric y ae Bl f LA ' ijt e120 . t) n 4 Lb ke 758% 4 a MILA. ER rR KE ‘oy : a far iON aA “ker ie oa y ’ gg mem rf o iear mot? | Watia PORT ABLE HOT Sk —lawn ” ‘ or - , _ = kitchenette fin mf a Va garet (,eat ’ } ww ' ye ‘ 7 ‘ OTT 1GsE oul eo on Misael) pr about : ’ ‘Lasse, * = + - - fe Ar 2s, Bf 24. a sed fan 30 mies north of city. Apvliy 354] , aa (@) l'tah = teense ae | + MMER COTFAGE "fp ty ovine Prem arn tren a? T. he oved | ‘yT'T A(,h Ss { dn) Mera \ne« : oO Cae y on the Rm! Arua Lakes: 7 som 2 hrot he Ten Mir . \ ) Cepe “J week of sf aac0n {. Lobeck 4 Leorge tiahed epactous veranda. 2 ts on” 9° ‘4 Sadly Tnhissed hy | K irk Wood Mo K) rk wood HOnM A etapa! water woot. i hy ‘ 4 ; PATHER MOTHER BROTHFRS A SD | COTTAGES — For rent. Deicke. 3 and 4 SISTERS. NEPHEWS AND NIECES, > a iad hetoved | Gde@irable. Niverside 365 J ne me oa Pe . , ~ det tod 1 a™ TTAGE — reer screened worch Me re yr: e ad An oR 141% | ame hiuf furrished for & uy on hill ad ’ ve = ; . » ’ Db rooms mreened worch, 44234 ft b or yAT 4 re e “Mera mee” J i ~ ee de Jor OR ees. -_— ~~ ne.& . ~ = tie te 4 = * ory: en ~~ an * cl 42 ete ~~ > nates em. ~ > i _—- VA .2 _- entert oo 2 tees se

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D.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—_wom, | rgenAzORR Exper = Se 8 \ n you seek advertised in these columns today? ? eee amsous F | -HAND Spinal WOMEN, GIRLS } ) CANVASSERS and SOLICTORS =e CANV ASSE RS— *|Steam Ir i ec sea sonable prod. ieektegman’ A me vt! herle “s ~~ * » sncoabass E SUCTION SALES x) it. | ase rogug eos RICE ae FACTORY eas ania — Ladie $6U weekly sell ing U nion on Operators a r . fart teams and every et MIL L INER y oP E at ATORS- e | DE toma TORS a , sEKEPY E R—S: ee | OP "ERATOR STEN MGR RAPHER. aes _ OPE RA T ( RS SALESWOMEN | SALE ——e ge oO “ cial ( Ylinder ails , take ‘Opera tors on B ery Mac hines once onaz Embroid- | ALE SLA DIE ES —Ex; erie jen: immense bar nd exverien wrapper Bro need OPERA T ORS -E ee — silk dresses, G ‘S—Ledi les who would Ti ROSS-FRE ED.- . 1324 W ashington. —s Xperienced on. -_ Hamilton, | MANICURING™ TABLE—Gham s“eor “Apartment , SEWELRY— ork. in OPE RATORS. VELA w Riv : Tare for . > . > ’ ere 2436 sa OF FINKEL.. W ashington, “OP E R. ATORS ri- > 15 Be verily | pay. omen ‘s dresses, and coata ow oe tour to Near sacTifice “OY ana pe rs het —U ni oat Spec cial AP ‘ “4 ” ne s BET WE } N x ee si. AN—Ho ere | a r for infant: , si Sunday 14 ae bigest ne nm CO SA! SLADY—c Y Phone ) Forest 675 o2 +: me ATi ORS GE NEWATOR—And ~ | SAPES—s ew and | u gare And cy arettos: | SAL BSLADI Es -House- -* Es—Or erstocked | = nd deposit boxes. Howe Scale Cd. 61 HONE. OP PRATING ns guberts to re- MT TWh “Be Charlee OF FICE FURNITU MIL L INE R y MILL INE RY EL, pater E OPER ATORS eo4s Yao CHAT: tor re. Bis Fr ‘anklin. BASEBALL GLOVE change Gor housek: ep! [ADIES—To do nee! mater!a's furnished SALE SLADY—Wrho has “hac a 4° vs i: Ww aren hear i rag chair. $10. -ce J Meyer evening | battery S20. new radio be!) SSbany | ines heater. cheap. Hox L. P.- (Cl OTR) we ror te _L-88 7 - | HOTEL RANGES—New and used Coa! mostivy any sige argains. Nensinger Co. men | LETTER ‘FILE— Westgate, Ar Bie re bon ab le pri: en: LID WHEEL, CHAIRS AND ‘BEDs— sik K- room Rte — oo |% y every. deac rip: a. ey bios 3007 or y r! D- — RI KS 50 000: L-—German. for geenral house - a ak Or Cc WANTE D — WOMEN = i iv inks case @ POST-D1I«t 1TCH 4 pe A NTED—WOMER MOBILE ACCESSORY 11 ¢ ‘TIMELY TIPs ana sores and Pe heme vas 1807 pomten: “Bus: her sownais oun fect EXCHAN 3 ot! ~ ee salen, iTTFER_ FE xt erienc Wardrobe Cleaners : e- eitane 1758. D. Woift @ pee 2219 5. ree valee. Bex’. 195 RE ERIGERATOR. confectionery, —.— and refine ture! TU SED OFFICE FORME ie REF RIGERATOR—150. Ib. capacity: i a tat grocers and butchers at low p (AO) _Cray Refrigerator Cs. li16 — c6) REFRIGERATORS — Now and Mike ka. Brecht. McCray. National, from a Government, Suitable Mo. | ors ocers, restaurante: natioul _Bensinger Co. 1007 Market. inches. te KIGERATORS— Alaska —Counters, ee wood or Avhite to stools kinds, tables rs; ca 21 N. 7 SHELVING and fixtures: leaving city. Manchester ;, @uit- SHELVES. bins. Yor gro- ery, #2 Prana _registers. (c) SHOW CABES—3 oor: several w t . ete. sa, | sia e Natacha pa ty | 2 1008 18th » . A ery reasona 7) SODA FOUNTTN TE a -foot ww rand car ruaranteed first-class s cond! me Market st. " TABLES — About 26: tine for ae garden. sic. _ Sell cheap. 1920 Franklin. WE buy any or at il kinds Ss alae ae: also ~~, xtures. Nelma ae. zraskia. Bomont 2373. (ce) At our salesroom, 711 x. at a fine Tot of desks. ae mn an exceptiona} the end lower priced soda fountain fac. tory and store fixture manufact cturers, bar. booth: tn fact. every kind. We aise accept sed as part payment, and all xturee ject to long terms. a repronents Vd | guaranteed to be as Extra speciale: prot = a car. load of used ~~ ey store an it along te you. The a. =u we have outfitted are our best ref St. Loule Deak and Used Fixture Co N. 7th st. Centre) 5544. Wm 4 _manager ee ee latte SODA FOUNTAINS To force immediate sale of these Bods FPounteines we are g0ing to sell them af ® sreat p mt reduction. TH18 l@ Tur TIME To BUY AND OUT-OF-TOWN BUSINESs GLOBE STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURE Co. » INC. 700 FRANKLIN AY. | WALICASE—« ft: counter: 2a2° Market. | POR SALE On # EX gfronerty. attack aj ; 2 ’ 7 ————— G ey rar round De soduaew: Stock new. pe H-141, Post. Dispatch LSE) aX<S——Watl ano (anee nee 4 feuntehan —<- bat | freezer boxes aitmont 1 i'm the estore xture i i 8 e we | fot it we can 5244 ' eed Piste Ge Co. “We Have Ww ant na can gave ake sTOKe OFFICE QD REMTAL vine “=e AND peas De eee for RICKENSO aL hoe oe Btn ae Piumbers’ Piumbing lee PLUMBING AND HEATING - SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE Write for oe free ine on a) pi | to SO per cent eart al tings. All a ee eur Ph ware mh ‘w Stade. first quality and Tusranteed for & We alea Carry « full line or ee and steam teilers pr eee ‘erings from 30 to per =. ur ine te eo COoormoye ¢ ® aalitole te enumerate a)! By ER Ix fee ENDENT Pt BING AND » a ies ING SULPLY oo. te ee eer

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‘i 20B outs ge- 900 AUT UMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. I one Fe Pe Se ’ APRIL 24. 3935. Prit GOLD AND SILVER MACHINERY BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES ola eillver tewelre Conpfition Price reasona’ Carthy. 123 Arcade f) az. _ —— ww nee : 4 Re MwA HINA KS—lLate etvoe Bur a reughe Laiton. Uke new. e@lso Monriv calouletor: real bargaine Peneinger « COP Marker : i ADDING MacHt) SES ~ AND TYP . wy M ashingtior TYPEWRITER—Smith Premie: No oat cemfition, cheap Cabeny 3795M TIPE WRITERS—Portadie, $20 to $25 Lnderwoods; renta! $1 1513 Lecust. ic: TIPE RITES —Unde wood and Roya Pood condition chent 1azt? hie TTPEWKITERR—U nde weed oon reod Gitien; cheap PHISA N “oa «t TYPEWRITER—Hiiter aimost new. $2 Polk Gould Directory © 505 tr TEPEWRITES PES&K—Typewriter, nm 4 Tiling cabinet«. De — . bie ¢ tt-- 1920.2? Freer : WRITERS—Harea: 2 ~ ank? company #ele sa must bors “kh aot Cor tre a7 re &y ~~ TYPE White cR— Hammons new Riumnium Portal « food wit - 4 mo ne tr Rox H.1891. Prost Tienatch PORE CR TERS ® nderwoods " 14°° and 18" ~ ite type han tz ; Q25 Rencist Rice. Mth and Pine TIPE WCW RITERS—Portabie covones eo Remington Underwecd Revaie S20 pad tables. desks, $2 upward —s rentsie S&S months $4 TAPEWRITED rai 825 te 8 rt — Underwood Remington to : oe Sypewrss ter Eacban nee sie or guaranteed repairs over- ,- Sen fern sbecd. Twpewr'ter Ce.. 133 N. Sth. —aoe Sales ©o.. ments rented ‘at reasonabio rates : eer) . Stee free, "Sew Masringes prota’ ung hitne ral 2715. wom") SET “complete nn. ot mane: repeirs 038) : er Fr. ce iObu Pine Main Se mer ter t Olive S505 *) pew Oereme 4 tv newritere wha ft etanrdarcd feurtbark office month 3 mos $10 erecta »oard S eae ve lee Corcne Twrneerter Sales _N. Sth st vo Ove B05 oe) ro REAL RARGAIN IN Addime mach ''’Re writers hek pe * ces ree’ eeore. eales. etc. see us RK ENSOH!. mR 215 N 8th et wm $3.00 DOWN § SALE This month on'y vou can bur a weed o- rebuilt yucerwoes Core na Reve Rem : on Sm ith Oliwer apd other ‘ mates. imc ted ‘'~a «0Certablies for a cow one of eniv 3: ~~ , wannte on onev ~@ 2e" N sh « Owe 303 ANGLE SHEAR Wt —Ar bewer 1 Se ult “x > % capecity. Barbewr Bast Coe. Vaxuey L338. Peet. Duepartchd ax et aY_ ( ; WE bur a! Kings of machimery Mfd-Coe- vipment and Mechimery Oo. ste N 40> st. St. lous Mo os) For Sale — + a REASOR- mmiee and vu ere e@utfir 21 “ha tham Ty “COMP RES meteor. weal lathe MIXERS—Dalier tyne. and meen : el ™ esteck ce... Market «= ae ’ aN & Marsh-Saprom ox owe im steak for ay @e!) very Toe ter ie 2 ou? ae — a J Oe “wy rueT—s ee sod see eed eset « . anal Vive s.. 2 comd! tion el —a and imespectic my DODDS —Roadater 4701 Gravow. ‘ fan~hes - uDe 4-~eeeetger: =re. we pe ° . 7 7 ' tien. thats the why fer ti LIMOUSINE _ w price 150 cash and $6 : = ° terms; trade. 3347 8S ‘pe coupe st nbeard-of —— = SS _ ™ : ¥ . ~~ ie. ments ,ONt wat act cow and , Tie car ike ne ns for many months. Ina style ec up — — dem pers, Mliachine Shop Work 57x -—n WILSON MOTOR appearance + ‘s Just the same iS9Zl to 1944- -ers.% 2971-27 B Ge current mode: Marmon : car. terms (t+95 loawt HT DSON—I9 13. 4-passenger coup ores and aPpho.staring sf «7? model: $750. 4701 Gravois @mnot tel thie car has bdSeen - sub ——- s =e @it has rus only a few thoea- g Pe gs, ge Hudson Coupe, 1920 ode miles It @ fully equipped. Nerth Marker. at If vow aperectate a real bey. =. @il this week. add. Bes T-. Post -Owpa:ch. [AN & VEYYRO Pee = LOOK, HUP 08 4158 Leust Oven Sundar zi> ped [ew «2+ fs The est 4-cylinder car ts the =- = . * fs: ister. $215 termus we don't hong an ny - - + ee Gael OD ner «4 sarc rd tires- guar New car guarantee: that —— end «ve ' " bend on? 1995 - rized Ford Dea'er oe $535. terms. trade. YF : od —_ met —— For Sale — —_ e 4 $i 750 ) Coupe, $79 “Sans Go 33ie" ek eS: mm yor "NEED MONEY : aa “ we @ "*DA R'e ‘ys wo? ag Buick Readster, a claswy xcellen mi3t foadster for some ome that | my = war's a car to bat around at $235 New paint. etc. sou SE: cecum “ - aa, 333 oo, Se pagapetieeys tok ube Maxwell ¢-Pass. Ceupe 2" _ ae FORD DEALER. tisc wheels, bumpag 8 emmy madueer a tires: in dandy shapes ‘Mrgain= to choose $525. A real buy. “a RA’ WA — a lic ite Rellabie Dealers 5 _ Lindell 5487. (c80 SOUTHWEST Wasnt of 3424 LoccstT 3066 ©'re Boment 3997xX. 3 BOMONT 73700 MOON 4P ASSENCER ¢ SOU for _ Beautiful coupe: late isd Sunda: _ | 202; Sully eguipee plan a be | x . . >i SO ~ . *". + . vs : : r : t.esrs Lis cust. ~~ a hl? oe ms i é 4 q ” yy ar wo. 43) a ’ OUPES—BARGAINS Four-Pass. pairing (TO SSL LT PusT-DIisP «.T« H BLSINESsS CARD went coluames. FORD COUPE, $150 “Oldsmobile | rf Roe ete a_ Jak ian. Radio Repairing Coupe,Late 220 "Tsce = l 922 3329 Bee ’ t= _. VF... = ARRUW—L) Meusine. cre. 48834 Natural HUP—iStz: 40a Tors “ioe Rex #-.197 - — ~— Lae | to > “4.5 “se” >" - —-_ & —_—w~4 IPT of car antes * 34 refirashec and hig hes er : . omee and = 9 me TNT — : =e >a - - MOT! ba en Sent - : ‘Hupmobile 4 4- newly painte spe. 1924 refinished repetit rz aad ee Se} a gn hed “au ore bd ~rc ee 4 = WON ARCH. 31 7 i = a? "er iv = > ali . , ~a.Later Li P : a. the sue ? : ~ — “a cray and Dinc® | Lis miles. overhe vied. terms terme Fv «ing is believing. S87S. 3G8 SiisW 3613 Shenandesh er a ER Jewet:. 4-nese.. 8-cy mder. 903 ac US a \ EW WwW E LL Poem i me $595 rear te par Sur Derm mest an de - stuf i i] ; ‘oe fertng ‘Se , ee $$!) mere S125 | on oe ow 's hive - a : a io~se aves are 3 wen ind . —~ a - ory reasmabie: Sage gto Soa ——s an - ‘ gs you se & tay , aan ae oe aw tree t erm . : . ~ -_—" ~ ta) Tica pes * o _ al af: ae a muh omt | —— : Sunda ; Fi oe “ ‘ 330 ‘ ' . ue 7.7 . WEBER MOTOR cam CO EP 34618 Lorust aly le ; —_" ‘ eee aie : ; - at , hw ” - — -. . : — so oe geod tres: chp | Gane _ _ E nm 1 — 1823 — iter Lem: _* - — _—* var ertce 9- » = — invited ae a HUBER tel I henoe Ral pree” ao y 5AM ilies: meckhanionly payments; Detter rolened m eanderd color, a TAR “© and ~ WiC a ‘Twa «ar St2>:. SO aoen.

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SUNDAY, AFRIT, 36,1938. ILES es. Leads the Field , SLASHES | | PRICES! \NOCKS ’EM COLD! hat’s Yahlem we 3 oe $98 to $395. - , tee eereeeee § 475 “7. "Pee ee Cow eeees ®HOS5 ah A — 2 =p “ed aroma - i 1s ’ébbebedecces o THM evrolet ‘eee @eeeeeree 326 evTviet, its. esdes.. 450) atroere ee BHAA erland ee ee ee 2 ‘6 "wer er eee eeeeee ees eee 4 50 ‘xwell Pesescecseteescooso menbacker 6°22..007002: 450 "Kenda er “ee eet eeeee on 6 Soccer’ +? Sam 75, $100, " $200 down. NO INTEREST A YEAR TO PAY YAHLEM 1035 N. GRAND d Coupe, 1924, $395 bargain; in very : i atede Gay mentee nae Tein: MONARCH, 3137 ‘Lecust TIAL FORD COUPE 192 % ot rood condition Serta ATE MOTOR CO, IN _ 941-43 Locust “bi a: Cong = ford, Coupe 1923, Der tire “K p2208 Dargain. Terma. MBAIOR® 19th and Locust. 1 Coupes Guaranteed exceptional bergain; fine selec. i we payment, ‘Dalance $5 ee therm today at LIE MAU PT “4127 Olive. ‘ord Coupe, 1923: new ires, paint; everything like ew. Guaranteed at $2585. or quick sale. | 1, S015 Leeust. 15 Vearse In . 4422 jande!), Business. 1024 Coupe No, 566, $345 ifv"! Coupe Ne, 577, $265 iv24 Coupe No, 557, $375 1-2 Coupe Ne, 588. $275 These yen are ag antee! unde FORD USE TMCAR “PLAN CARONDELET MOTOR ©o., 2407 8 Grand Blvd. Open Evenings and Sundays. A——Four-pasernger: overhauled $350. will take good radlo_ or Bg part payment. Hawkins Mo- 07 Washinton. 0 Haynes, $295 mereenger: sure, we want ac- - the why for this ridiculous $150 cash and $5 weekly pay- ~w wait. act now and own this a nheard-of rice: aiwase vIL &ON MOTOR AR 21-27 Locust. _ (96) —19°3. 4 passenger coupe: coe *h $750 4701 Gravots, ic -_— a on Coupe, 1920 Model appreciate a real buy. see this SIDE NAST, 72 Gravots. cation ts your saaving. ( 2: 4-naseence! chean: big bar- Mex 17.1987 Tnet- -1Depateh : SS mn phiile Cred De 4 Dr meenger; refinished and reconditioned highest expectation very price amd terme: trade SIVERSAT. 1401 Lecust, ehts ang Sondave mobile 4-Pass. “4. refinished, rebullt. comple: a. priced for quick sale lONARCH, 31 47 Locust, dena 4 Hupmobile 4- Pass. eue foupe. 1923. Com- er pletely overhauled. Jieautifu two-tone 6. CATS 2 ny ang black finish, belies ing. A758, 3005 Tacust, — — K, HUP COUPE! | @-oylinder car tn the world and "mean Tharbe: almost new. 4-pae- »? not « scratch or blemieh on ar guarantee: that ought to _ aa \ cost $1 1Afy)- will sacrift termes. trade YAHLEM. 105 50 Coupe, $795 ue Se f.-cvliinder, ‘ooks as Sat ob new ha! oon tirese. 0 r extra equipment worth $1200. ent auick sale. hence attractive 1 and will cone#eider yvour open wie or $350 cash and month! «» “aye open. WILSON ae 2p°71.27 Locust. (c&3) lL—Club coupe, new paint and 4 new cord tires, in first-class 3022 law uet a laxwell 4-Pass. Coup ®; isc wheels, bumpers, new ires: in dandy shape at 525. A real buy. 1] 2015 Lecust. 15 Tears In 4 4422 Lindell, Business. OON COUPE mreenrer: its upholstered in As nithost new tires all asouee: - oucet an! eounde ae new od: thie is an exceptional ‘k today; we will be open until WoeTITWRET NASH Roment 2807X ae IN 4-PASSENGER “Sot il coupe: late mewdel-: dise wheel equipped. guaranteed mechani- > ». vear to pay UU\/ Sz a ‘are 4oupe: 3 pa eee nee ; tea cow 5067 Minerva. te) it POUR-PASS. COUPE. oletery mm good conditoa: tires ope extra: Lovejoy || obeorhbers A car that @ill vou see it before. buying. to phase Open day, night. SER MOTOR CaR CO. / » 18th and Locust (e7) })) $22). terms. John Roen:. 1} 7 ee at r-Pass. Senge and Ol taemeobile. both care ne foncitior anresrance om Tifkes Proce 7. . CO i,t Cc AUTOMUORIL ‘ . Homeont esi 7X. | daw Sondey and eveqing® iden ob le oab. U-passenge!r ellen comdition coet $i: 350 new our price $750, ie pectio® invited Tern el Lacuet Open Sunday, smobile Coupe lees than 10 menue old: ones miles. reechanice mn gtanderd celer,; parts oa fully equigwed, diac whee —_— Pumpere met OMe. “ 4 sun vieor en many other = steered in velour moba new i.e nrece on rite eco * ae ? ithe « aah or terme ITXE “AU OMONTLE eget Fioment Se rex. 1 day Munday end eve iTo— 1922 coupe. ‘k> down. Schnell, aviba Ss: ze. AT, GENDAY, | yaTE, 28, 1928. = 900 ) AUTOMOBILES, , Bicycles a and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. scum DAR 21B r N55 ; - AUTOMOBILE “ PASSENGER CARS + TRUCKS - ACCESSORIES or Sale Ei _ Roadsters For Sale | “wus, brand new 5 | CLUVELAND—1023 sport roadsteloer: | — Roadsters For Sale oe Sedans For Sale sf _ Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale Sedan« Sor Sale | Touring Cars For Sale ee —-——— _-_— — ~~ — ——— — = — _ - _ nd rear ltsurmpers, fect: 29: ; a Ae Might oe gE ~ $295: $75 down: trade. 3843 7T Wwo Roadste: rs a ROLET—Sed dan. late : "model; new | FORD—1022 sedan good condition: with ' e777 PMOPILb—se4 an i923. run 4000'— -- Li yo 8087 ) | Di OGE—Roadster: in good con Hition One 1923 Jewett, one 1922 Gardner Durant 60 "5: 205 1 yin at.” Caan ~ cris a cheap. 4316 Clarence ‘ s1iEa meee pa: nt: Al mechanically: == =f handler Dispateb To nde ©)| 680 ow es me 22 G | Sunday tat , D—Sedan: Al condition; barge 50 will conside d in trade. G Pe iy. 23 rfer tt 2305 Howard. ic) | We can recommend both. It costs meney unday. (c6. 2007 Locust. FORD—4-door ‘a Al condition "bh imp- 4}. EAM pecan seta A oe = 18th and Locust (eT) } TeV ed 5 an tenen ow pertect. DODGE—R dster: | _ $750; terms, Gibson. 6227 Baston oun Chevrolet Sedan. | ers, lock, etc.; $450 4922 8 uthorjan4. | ———— 7 —— | | 7 S°7°5 terme trade 4964 Senve a res, fine mechanical-| new; EE tere, 80" Tacas st, lke HUDSON— Sport roadster: tires perfect: | Almost a 1924. Com- | FURD—Sedan: 4-door: fine sha | 192 wn enna s ie = = —— *——_ | CHEVROLET—Touring Tf Suvertor ly, $235. DODGE—] ster: ai ‘caniiiles- obban Dowie work; sacrifice for $200. “,eoer are it with any other | Po ins on car or body ~ ~ = ® erty, eo po Pry — E ~=* ae : WESTCOTT—edn : perfect. $385. $125 model. oniv $135. ites sever ech good rubber: ° gi bo" 4523 Morganford rd a mnie. frre @, > in town. $475. ee Phil tt . D : Du Hr down: open Sundays. 4701 Gravets. cr; c — VROL toe Touring, tate " r 3005 Locust. | FORD—Sedan;> res, Une extra. Has had litte —___"—__—__—— — ain. O81 North Mar Lo s802X. 3039 Locust. Terms. OR q marter ae sabi ) ER COUPD. (c65) U ! — ———— acc ) ood dition: $200: mountablee: | |||! use. A bargain. LE —————_—_—_—EE= ) | | CHsV ROLLT—To teers iets eont lehed; S353. Open Sock LOOK, A P SPORT! —SSSS || phot condition: $200; bargain. 2610 | ||| ‘Terme to please—open day — ||)! | || 18 HO nly $273. Gibson aah? Bagton. slightly used: repainted tn dandy : refin- | 3 Be W m eT practically new tires | ois, — Sundays. 6702 Grav. | $1350 Car—$795. 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN. | | FORD—Sedan. 1623; beautiful job; only * MOWEBER MOTOR CAR CO ae ie St. Claire See Cree Fe beap. 2088. 7 = gee hea blue; 3 ig Aine Be chee» car when you DoD a ae, Go anata 5 down; $5 weekly: guarant - Dord « — priced coupe for $4957 2DGE— Roadster ; 00d condition. —- Hg RR BF BE car * oa yo Bg elle gone! Hig days. 4127 ° a ar ry - S13 Rolin ET—1923; bargain for cageh. tion and beat this = | ove or trade. Il} day. tT Oe pen Sunday. — ~a i idl ~ rw 31 ol " — 2910 Siisi Tame “Si $435.7 ice | YAHUEM, 1038 N° Crand. | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO || | FORD Sedan. 23: 4-do0r; newly painted; | : BR hg FB ay Tinv BOLT Tourn "25; seed Hil 18th r = Tudor; real bargain: | i Nams. 4390 Olive i o4) and Locust. (c7) MI terms. $333 ‘Was! ington (c7) Hi LAMBERT-GRAVES. INC.. CHHVR LET “ieartn vars late 1033: (| 4035 Lindell. Lindell 8600. ) like new $30 |_3234 Magasine,__—, Who Is the Original > \ CHEVROLET—Touring car: cheap; ~~ ™ —= “ i ade. Ope ; = | trade Yypen Sunday until 2 p. m. u tion. gone Te | Wi ’ il RK. pi. Telephone Lindel. ORO 534. (e) iilve. Y E — —— | CHEN OL ET—~Tourtna: theroughey over~ 2 LSS SSS a) hauled. or have 2 to trade 2020 How- Hj 1923 LIGHT SIX SEDAN ard WASHINGTON «=| j——inag=— (c4) | ; , (c) ¥ epren’id ‘gineche fine condit' on, AN OTHER MARMON a —— 43} FORD— -199° ft ian: has been thor nly aaa as orma - Cc anically: $445 : Cc oa" \ «=, —— — . t ned aoe ae ah ter o 0 ums SS A) = we aor sacrifice, | _~— UNIVERSAL, 8401 Locu JHUMMY ROADSTER Chevrolet Sedan. | JouUNSON AUTO CO. 3887 Olive. (c53x) | \- Bait Prereor Phone 1 Par kv ew 1959._ Open nights and ay Repainted; practically new tires, yrrtoeice i923: in Sscomens FORD—Tudor sedan. 19 ogee a | d ¢ Ki 9 f} —— — — - TS condition. 2008 Shenandoah. me Bar = DODGE ROADSTER | Wire wheels; shock absorbers; mo- ie ebver cond ition; | $450. cheap: terms: trade. 3347 S&. jefferson. | nm Use ar ing: Hs AU TO—Sedan: ‘@ertinder: 4 eanéities: CHEN Rc LET—Touring: bargain. § ov One of those late models; slightly used: tometer. Dandy mechanical shape. pd Orns OF WSS. SOS) ms | | new paint. new tires: radio, hunting. a . hack Cc $495: vear to nav dius A real bargain for $200. MORE M.-F AUTO @® 3» ~~ | FORD—Toador sedans, B- late, like new, ] " di fishing, camping outfit. automobile tools: | CHEV ROT. ET—Touring, 1924: many eo m6 Rickenbacker Coupe, MOTOR G AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, Marmon ies | ~ acter cheap; terms; trade. 2506 S. Jefferson | Wh or in Pes t ; — . A Ag : san: excellent in Dear- | 1035 N. Grand DODGE ROADSTER, $195 | MOON—C! assiest sport roadster in St. terme. Open evenings and Suncsy.____ wren 35 BOAT Olen mily: $425: terms. AnH OA Jeuis. See this real Moon; $826; cash, ° . ) tere: Coupe, Late Model | eer eo ee easy terms: rad. 3520 | Sorme trade; better hurry. Motorists’ s-2 Chevrolet Sedan, 1924; | FoRD —Sedat n. 4 door, enubbers. seat cov- - R | New paint. upholstery like new: Hi ors40 55 oa en | 4 . — ke . car: get this, . Snow, "18: 44 Loci us. ee eo dandy job and priced to ers: a perfect private car; only $395 l . bumpers front and rear. motom Kings highway, Beane’ 4 hummy roadster . llama, 43090 Olive. ( pisses. |]|| 97920. 2026 Beau ae prsi in Ours 3023; fully | tem, only $250) AOL TH SIDE HUICK sondition ol! eremed: pees | - WELL 5423 jandell AD Husiness. | Fee eee — b, P | OP" WEBER MOTOR CAR CO || | CHEVROLET—Touring. motor and tires __ ROS ) uUsee ii. ic} A TO ¢ * "646 afa. ette. On pen al) a . ver " Ow inspe tion nvVvitec ; 4 > wt ANnGe . i? “¢ 9) T eee avn ee? s rter Fpneedometer de- os — . les: rea) car: | Cc ese ond tion took . me } oa t a n \ : “eevee eee eeeeeneee 74) io) ric r‘ paTta Wit custom- -built body. pen un — | oe | wane. forfeited on : loan, $550 ver y low terms. OVE R] LAND | ROATSTER ~ ‘Be DpDY—729 N. COLE —_RECONDITIONED cash or. terms. Sees ane Agape ay eh | fice : Jeavir 1g city. 4959 Reber vi. —_ (e) Tt’ NIV anand. 3401 Lecust. Agetion Co.. 12 10 Olive ; HTRER. 7601 Loc _Open Sunday. Spring | eee) | , ES— nings Fiint Motor Car €o. 4710 QDe!l- | Y AH] EM ib jt K——1 *> tourin Z. S85. 123 Lemay eS hts apd Sundays, _ pert: guaran’ ee A condal- DIRA “T—Sport re adsiey 2! o mode’: PAC K ARD—Roa eter, newiyv on — _as Repainted and m™m echanically perfect it | Mar bi, en | (eR3) | & - Ferry r i. iaeidiniad wad (c) 1924 é HEV ROLET TOURING terms, trade 3839 Lincoln good condition: bargain Humphrey a tr i as new, $825. Auto Auction Co., | will pay you to look them over: trede or | FORD—'23 sedan mechanically guaran- | 1035 N GG R AND | a 1924: $87; ine! Josure, 5 new iil sacrific this ——— = oun , - ig or gan ervro) _, tour ng; very Wills st. Claire ( oupe ESSE * Roadeter excellent con4ait on* Sto ook isten ’ condition as 9°) Kenner) mae ’ , an 1924 TV YW Fr y ; ae ie 1 Natu bs: ge iad carefully by former owner: tires del : . 3:8"? or will trade for Ford. Benton ~ ’ ’ F , DODGE-—s a. ak. Sets Aa maeeneens ORD—Tudor sedan. 19°94 model , 1 wy C FIC RI! he a. touring: fuily equipped | and mechanical condi Al; 924 model, 4-pass . 9 valioon 3t KR. 99 gent rome) 7 at + ee Ani FOF = . see8 mode: in A 33-6 aces terms 4+ - 4 — . a ; | ‘ 1 mon a - — 4 a . ' . eh . wade. Open Sunday anti) 2 FLINT—1924 sport model readeter; bar- $1 es ee ey eee for S865 oe a} ae —— tumrpers on both »vnds: G year ‘our. isfy herself in buying a third Jewett of BU lCK—6: 5-passenger touring: excellent | “D4n!cal condition; original ~~ $100 » | sain; @ real car; terms. 2036 Locust. *°*" SV Ey 1035 N. Grand DODGE-——-Good running er: only $75 siz> cord tires: spe-l meter. etc. terns | different closed-bedy type since her family ‘ondition: cheap. 3018 Lafavette | down; terms. Open evenings and “Sunday. ” A PiisEe ' ) Tv 2 od » Tr. ‘ mer re 4 . 7 . ; ; — @ Yes : t. ‘ ' s ’ . Naga ; }} be Lindell Lineell SU ' pane coacster: 1924; new tires; perfect 7 Linde } le ING Ee OUPINE Cas core : ercer : : ' ree 2 . nat I “i julprnent, unk, ‘* must be sold et once: $150: | ar. ike new, fu silon eord ¢t : | aR Be | r- ® . € ; | lent motor; $160; ter 940 Locust,. FORD—Sedan, 1925; start uble. Hass | PUMpers, motometer heater, automatic | terms. J668 Lindell (65), | only $395; vour terms; also 1923: see — . x , rf . —_— = r ; hy ‘ 44 4 ‘T— = =; $19S down. 4:19A Natura! S505 open Sunda a“0O1 Gray ~ K whee parking light. daen light? yee ; in trade or $450 cash and monthly pay- der: first-class condition: run 12 0 i) | ‘AUPNER. 3418 Locust, Open Sunday, . 7 - oe Pigg, «or Ergge~egagy i! > 7 ey jas a w nian didad v a Oar yYy motor ; . 4°95 S1' Cowr rents Always oper . mi.es U46 Mates ° ‘ we VROL gE T— Be b nd t . PUR L—Roadeste: a ooks, f 00 — a DODGE—Sedan te el: spi [oe fees oe ee . CoM i ' ; li. ™ Re de : y gra touring: Limousines For Sale e | i100 * = cain cae ; oy runs € ‘a > ea | rZ— “Por . = aster | very Cc. a-ey per- dition: fully P Nped hy tify) car + ye Mone 1) evening Morris WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921-27 Loc 1st Bui K—Touring sedan: mechanica!! Al : Bie nt S114 overhau ing ef service Ptdmousine; Just ~~ car for! FORD ROADSTER BODY Sik” DG ; fect; Savio. terms 716 N. Vandevents terms Wabash 108 Hillemar (c) . ’ owt an ea aE Sise Re ee oes paint and cord tires; fully eq ~ ae . this = Rs goed. rem reat vatue, taxi, very che erms oe a Oo il re -— ~~ w: FORI—Four-door sadan. 1994: looks Uke : | terms Kuhs-Buick, 2837 N. Grand.| 3100. MacCarthy-Pardue, @ —_ 7 : i StND AY ANI!) EVE LING = | = ae i is eS = -_ 7 . , . : LP tad l 4 : ’ , > r\ar ge"? : r21 c*t . ii nama EE Ne ate — - : \ > yp DSN MOTUR SA Lbs ." - 19° > @t t. © | rkw P10" : ao xe — re ics : w a! in At ot > 4 I =. _ mannauen OP eS aX > ~ - — Ponenes dan: completely equipt; i > ~™ ; 6—Wemonstrator: winter enc 'Os- ‘ —s OLE Tourtnga 1083 and pets: —— We.nia Ley ¥ ei - a A } i - = ead . ‘ ‘ 4UCas Ul DO 7; = a 4 Anan pri ta car a \ ; VENINGS ure: Ow rnilleage. Duco finish. 5 cord eautitu) in appearance FURD—Hoadstet hp nerfect ndition r a” N\ rr nav ft Z — e t% —eavels a es r - . : seta ar dem ri? i « *.?’ 5 2528 Pelt "sh "rrr . . > . cr > “* r. > " ol EY a . : * . ‘ 4 ; >t LAST ; I mar 647 mare : ‘ ‘ ie ©8537 w Great d Ope n pDassSengker ‘1023 ap y can he had om very Canary terme. I 5. | , a Ss Sues ait Delore hoor . ; on —J]I25— vo sedan: mechanical] cond! ‘ , | 4 n o-} - : YL. afGuas ] IMOUSI NE ' AQSe ‘> 1? 4? , r te. in 1% ; Sa ‘Y)¢ S "ew “ ‘i eacrif) e. $89 °. + . tires ar 3 manera’ aD eg ye - ire . 7 i i \ Remember, brand-new. ' eT were qd aT! } guaranteed paint goed a i mn on — a ae Pirie _— neg : |) FORD—R adster ' running order nn Md $9 0 Easto! : ance the best priced very low. ry — an be ‘ car. rd tires: N ‘\ ae Py, 2015 Locust. 15 Years In | ©?'G Ures. terms Kuhs-Buick, 2837 N HEN Rol LT—Touring car here is a . ar jike new. Has been in x? ogeat fees ae * SY IE—Sport roadster Or mdition ponte ee ' Suieaoie ‘3 18 Cass EWE! ly 249° nde! os Open Sunday gved car, modern atyle; Will give ond ” | — $30. _ Colfax 284: aR feo | VEU — good condits | terms ee 3422 Lindell. Business — thousands of miles of feed economical ' : ae ] ' ? ° , “hy ’ ae ar Tyr -™ — " ar ‘ » : ‘? , : fe many months. In style | PORD—sport roadster. Classy “Bearcat;” 1211 S. 10th st ee eee: | MUBER. 261 Locust. Ones Sunday bE ( yp D SE D. AN JORDAN—Brougha: n, S-pas®.; in good con- BUICK ~T. uring. — 1920: " SISS: DBuick.| ;-ansportation: eries Saat orl mpearance it is just the same | trade, terme 6203 Gravois av. . VELIE—C?eat hummy roadster: goc4;| }--1993—Dodee business sedan reneral In wondert , a priced very reasona! le Mac- . B18. ‘ 70, Dodge ‘192 0, $1000; Cak (men Sunday and evenings. Flint Motor ‘ | ‘ it _ _ - as” © > : n ert ; rome + . *s Tk i 7 pe as " " _ . Sunda oe Current mode! Marmon car. ay RD—10°4 : _ €j75 0d ey 6 erder Phone Grand 8&2? ae 2s chs) al rrance and = unica!) on. “ ~ RTH B,. } CHE wis cig eee PF nen >! Are ther. 439 N. Eu lid. Forest sam 4 1 ) VU. ola e ae - down trmie: = 2) gee Ce 1710 Delmar bl. (oR) tres and upholster ing new tic — , ewe . P vl _* . Ee! tr ™ ister cue 4m + corr clit »? Aj rea Vva.uUue pr ced "« - . > ous ov ie . . ** 625. feoe ‘ . os” , ‘ Aa aeven er ion: big bargain 4968 Northiand ic) . a ~~. + = 5 1 JOD BL Vwtd. | : . 7 4335 Warne av Colfax 240 _—— - — [ CHEV ROLET-—1923 tourtn motor taken @enot tell this car has been a > Auto Mert. 32218 Olive st rich: termes : -_ Se BUlé “K K45—Touring: engine suiianted: ut of frame Sk has run only a few thou- — moac ste re oe - style $1 -) UD; err tyes KNIGHT R’ ADSTER”~ | AUBER,. 2°01 Is wt Onen Sunday }- ( RD TUI Y RS ET). AN | i IB E R vg L IGH T 6 good mech ane a! condition; good hauled: ». ra L a me Se tno eg oF " TAS oT Terre : 4 rT Aa’ ») , aa’ N ’ a i 4 o = “ Ar > ~ a ' nd rubber 35 ; Lif e Bies. It is fully equipped. bORTD——Road ~ “a - ——— Keen looking: like new in every way: |DODGE—Geden; 1924 business man’s; this A. spe iind | Four-door sedan, in excellent condition; a a kh if oF 7 ‘want real bara "6: 53 | condition: splendid value, 1 6. Mac- ‘ 4 _ 4) {j “? rr)» nthe ‘ -_ . . very . ™ id ; on - d - . ee . ‘ vn? : _ ‘ sequn +. a ‘ - rr yuI¢ ’ 7 } t Ze - : @i this week. Add. Bux T- ‘itele: $ as ws 4 n onth ld al - Y | mechanically guaranteed $545 year ¢ one ad little ite fx se: is unusU " EST c} BIICk ATTO ao $2 a me. — CHEVROL Dover pl Riverside 2469 gain. | ( arthy Vardue, 63°0 Delmar. Cabas Pu . : ; ? ¢*] jj 4 : AY 7 2 ia ‘+ , ’ . . ° ’ \’ od | i? eto YY rw t _* erta "Y?11 YYZ = ‘ _, s> . > v . vr me CoO. E a , ss s, Dispetch. r } [> —19 >? ei ms’ er? ert ¢ t oy? ’ “s , } ; oa 7) S n Cry Ff +s Te] fa od 7h eS oOATwTAa a Kir Be: ' Tr) ) - on M me rson. _ 43 be 35 , War ne av. (“¢ fax 240. Bt ‘KT ou ne Car: 1920. Be orfe et “con c wWEV Re wer —Teuriag. i276; ie Be a —_—_o r starter den ntahle $155 O5°R Tels MOTOR CB ere offered. « ll down payrment, belance me Oy a . = = ne | \J s 92 sal | dition, must be sold at once; $145; ml q condition at. for coc ders % $3 21 York PORD—Roadster, 1922: $65; 1 4 2910 easy note 1450 S. Jeffersor 1—1924—1}: a. 4 r: in elegant iarmon edan, | 1 21, $Id | give some terms to right party quick sale po = . . I me » Ae eeu ; ‘3 ; a 9 ° be y ~ | : ae Ae “ : ~ae 633). a 168e i Call todas (Ki ( ase LLG BROTHERS REBUILT SEDANS | ' ming > =. ae (-passenger, like @ real bargain; easy | Unda) v424 Cabanne av.. or daily, e12 Ol EN SUNDAY AND = _— . Fr RD Roadster starter type: $35 WASHINGTON (Latest models at the west prices. new se AK@€ i terme; trade. 3520 Easton | Chestrgit st. . M. Frank ee JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES | $22W Natural Brider i ‘ —_ ~ . . ' ne — - iret-ciage ¢ ond bit} on S082 > lan rat ; * puarantes¢ d car sepectally priced: any ( = = i _ : I] OR D—Res eters 4 late ‘ hea b té Tre ~~ . > oe . 4 . - : re 4 “or ler? } " tervrs ; ‘ ia ” - : $RO5 2 hee popu . 19%4 4 ae io be - “Ti KH\ f4 or > TT ourtne: 923. b—Rowdsetr late 120, like new: trade. 2506 8S Jetfersor " de7x) almost new. A e Pine mene pda acelin oe Saee: UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. MA XWELL—Sedan; 1923 new panns:| Zawhesl teokes- ro —“_e i) 6 Cobarmain in a beautiful little car: padne, . te jas [3 ' a antee4 me . Thy roanventer terms: ye on Aoi - Py i tt 20029 tae rakes ke new easy terms ‘ qd e " excelent “4 2016 Madison... __* POR! ——SPeewsior e i nditi See it , 1 ¥ want de —— — — D1)? TEx avs _used very little 1032 Loeust st GRAUPNER. 3418 Locust Open Sunday. | moor an verything im adi a : e Fou ondition: @ 6ac- ' . os trades ree etorege urt rou Ww ¢ - = —— ee fl NEN se. 5 Locu : | tien: tern ee " © - yilnbauel reai rfic ee - rat - «lip Reta a teeta os : Pere ‘ = rT = an rr Fe ‘ - ° ~- : = , > UWE con die oth 4- = - se (Aan — nieo eolicl 19°90 guaranteed 4 Ke «ton. _ Delmar " P24 roadster: bargain quick sale: | 419%] Pleasant: at y : Kr ray ust like new: make us an offer rine : ols 2008 y\ Tn nN : : 2 . — “s - a - —-—- 3 i ILLYS- K y i Cale | niet a 2 ay A rrr ~. = : *1 > inna Ty) ma 1 ¢ enings : S75 iow? Da a* °® enaRY e and ari. ra . = PrORIMH ages - 4 COUpE!Os. S| Pp ut, MINI i pend Ty | r( a> aD l) \ N, 625395 i ‘ ape . a os ae te ; a . (PR Al repeat v "418 T an , bg So Sune ay ( hey rolet Touring—Bargain _! \ | roadster eiierrt i] a | mo . — Bend tires ater $75 wn | PORT Roadster iNZ2. 1924: $65. tion: good tires: © ; paint anv. color tires: mm mish on the car se fi ) —— = —- | NEN: B48 Locust, Open Sunday | $115. $225 terms 2735 Jive wanted, priced at $495, terms. Open al! MOTOR GS extras: open tots 7” a — : = eMETHUDY & PAGE, Rellabie Dealers Al shape. tires perfect. $208. 23 rea:iste $295 Surg | PORDS—Koadsters. guaranteed. all prices oa¥ ae E 3 29Ii0 " UTHWEST NASH CO | Grand and West Pine. Li nde? 5687. (oO) SOUTHSIDE AS 4728 Gravois. $495. Cheverolet, 1923. $235 terme Ford Agency, 4033 Laclede eee eae” ee ana aoe , WASHINGTON ee. ee eee ae MOON BROUGHAM 1924 BUICK 4 Our_location_je_your oyane._{@ - ’ ok ‘ ve Bor ‘ BV - , ; Locust ' Tr 4 ; tT) iH riTyTs 1 y ’ fr» _ . 7 : . ( \ ’ Rd) I) I i Ty } ey ue 48 5. passer ger: new ou Thies beaut fy 4 w heel.brake 4 eviinder | (" Lik VROLET TOURING oadster : v4 " master + TT. | terme RTS Lown ‘ + (oR? nt - ) an 4 a _, v ~ [#9 = beautifu Sow 4701 Gravois For a . 23 roadster rr ex lent condi- ‘ — ae ; 4 Rp - EF 1—} 9° 5—— Hi 4 , ’ . Li Lees Y P . = -- {(D—Roalster, $435: also 1923 roads‘er cires ‘ This Dodge 5S-passenger automobile is . Ta. Cc nm pe LOUring, , Cheap ate 1925: perfect $195. Easy terms; | sport roadster: 1972: extras cheap. 2811 Easton. a eee ge Oe ae * . Paint any color | really in good shane- terms “ord 4=uv00r Sedan axwell eda a 1—1923—HBuick touring, $365 trade. 3520 Pastom. - ; : ———— '. : }; Wanted: priced at 34. erms pen 2 ' SOUTH SIDE RICK ArT ere ERSAL. ‘Suol terms. ORTIWEIN 3024 S—Summer and winter tops, S1Vo b» ine BOnGA tiebertl after 32. SOT HWEST -actTY CO oe Ae he Oe ed a a. Se seat covers, Ournper | + tgeing —T MONT 3700 Jee, 106 Westminster __bles: cheap. 20064 Hebert, after 12. |... , ASH CO. | __Open ell Gay Sunday and evenings. (@ | BOW Fre: guaranteed trade any make cas MONARCH, 3137 Locust. | ————Open_ggghts Sundays Ch "the grestiogs etic 89 ronRD—19 : ' feta a? rter nal ° tires > 46) ‘9 . Ls ' : . / ; ; Ls “la? Mu j > ® ; evrolet tourtng: the ! n d «port roadste: ate mes © easy ter mes ~v pata Pein ¢ ie , ~ ——— i a — OON 923; + sy. disc wheels; sacri- ar om the street: petnted a belge brown; ; ems EY te Morris. 2810 Olive \% 1 _ Y £RIT AG 4b See this se It's fiec wheel 4 “4 TDTY TT TT. can , a oF : | Qs 'lcK . ’ ' , Teed iailes oxerin led Mer | cope pee rarer plik “WI -KNIGHT |..8% Stamey: 22-35 temse| FORD TUDOR few $195 aun” 3843 Ruston 7) | 1922 BUICK TOURING —_| ick wheel: if) the ‘enmmarks of a apert ‘ *) ae | nao ih , . Sealey TO _ . . =e . . r 7 . . = r . 7 oe = — ' ~~ ' > 7 »*? “ . = * “~-* , r re | 4 7 ' f° : $100 40 ~~ T \Iorr = "RIO (Viive 19°3 wna Geter ie ‘on? As or a¢ 4 rr . S105 v ’ ’ 7 7 >| tad — M “ “a if = - am, x - - . an” ortec : Al condition; $160 down reacy to | + - * rale 85 rF4 exoce lent ce m3 ; ; 924 en nett e: e new: good paint: good S8US: open Sunday 4701 srav« 'lany place, any tin e ask for demonetr: ( “4 } t ws 1994 14 Mode ] 5 dhe ne: : rT Gemonstra levrole ouring, ¢ rade’ open eve- ' PORDS—4 roadsters 42) to Iota) SAS 24. $235; terms, | ~ : LOA DSTER—JI ) “4 Ly jtergeins. FIG N. Vanceveater. | $90 $115 175° terms ‘U5 orast. | ® VA 2 ' air. ‘ erything; Sod: terms ‘16 N. Vanes prt CiLa ae WReeis “au —eonm finan ¢ a ee ( ass concition a bargain at ance: at a bargain: terms. trade. SOUT 133 1 Warne ay " _ 4 “on? ter ¢ .- 4 ea? } wo or ‘ ‘ : > iia a ‘ es erm. " “Ww on - , — ; also or eK 44 rodel ; (j- yi. woe o ars ‘= Cz Runabouts For Sale pe - ~ t nei wc e By ng 0 SOUTHWEST NASH CO $7 iw) te Ms Oo rade (pen BSun- — EB a " Al 5, py 2646 lafavetts baa ha grains rie | er. rarii. FO hpD—R wa late r 1" : starter lov iS ESS} . 1? “ ‘ mst -, - “ “ — Ee j > aie 2 4 ~ ae iS t> 2? w+ 7 26 Xx a7 39 Fas ‘a? “7 cay unt ve QD mm. s ees ' ’ : : ’ ‘ a , “yer iz 3 fl ! E Y, ( LI 3 cheam price wheel, new rubber all around: must sel . a ye tac SB aaa * td aga MIM. € AUTO nelf Hurry toda) . . LAMPERT-GRAVFES. INC na per mod beat . 4 ‘ ow oo : 2 7 awl , — é ; nev : " me ™ - hatter oo. ' “=? TY a e Oo r on . . * — “4 an ad avi ; ; ‘ Piva — . ST Sunday. S855A Osage tas © $625. Terme OBE Ant TE dong a: Fs SCSS Sandell a Seer Buick Wiition throughout "with x all Gay Sunday . >| evenings ‘cy FPO] — Roa sate? rand new e5 move ' mer 19°% : = . y ls st ' er f nt hw t ig from LIC port rg. co ithon througheut with lots of extras. ball yt da an nin mes et em os . peal bargain: terms ( ~ ~ As ood ‘ r in ut wit new wx — a = = ~ eden new Nothing like it — > , - ~e ‘ : : . I pre ; epthil. ’ = \riug s 4 “25 ; , 2 ry i ; ae I Le | , > roadster or some one that $235 o erha’ ed cua! inteed Halien- am Ae . oor ate > iA ist. ‘ - *. Do ot er a Sedan . - A Yasin arico Le e ari ; - ! é ‘ ] ; Aw et Ww Ls IN MOTOR G CAR ¥ante a car to bat around / berg -W agner DA30 Gravels, (« a te 2 , - at Steed iia a" 1110 r : Tid Sed 4 1V24 a rea! uy; 4-cy! mechanical! Buick Jouring, Late Model C T lanes » . 7 te] ‘>-? - : at r na . > ’ o* ; or ll or ‘ e an; wire ‘ Us ’ yr ‘ rarte« ’ | X ag? : , 7 4 ; at $235 ow neiiene wn FO iD to wa it fair condi™ an only Teather ’ ater) 12°3 Aa ‘41 A , mic if nm g¥arar ‘ eS ee Me “nicaily perfect: good tires, paint h t ou n , $150 terms ae For Sale livery exc nt condition | wv h eele I a)! 8ON tires lock “i ‘ARCH, 3137 Locust. 7 etc S20) evro e ae iS, oS, hi; = — te 1923; 4| SOCTHSIDE NASH. 4728 Gravois. 19°4 model tqguring: used very Mttie: ly S422 Linde! = Business. Ba mR D—192 roadster. truck Pack nerfect ! tires refinished peaceck , @uar- C—Chun.m) roadster — fine car condition Grand 1942 4248 Wve Noth ia Militia e ; HI-Ts nN } ee 4MPT m~N a } uy at SSE aa Te rms ("ost $9 j Oo. efonalt iD , ry werTul f o qu ck ms te Riefling For i org! ne con | 2 7 . a Ae _ a ’ o . . s . - . var? =r) Wi j ’ ane Liles a hotter > iv tra A ; > : ,;ceLent. tires mpar t with any r r oun" aN as NEW KT la 1S Lorust 15 Years In nresernt new mode (sidsemo mir pric $1400 B ICK, $495): abe sehen Poe 7 U DE Lt XE “AU MOBILE S; Bornent 2x. i 2015 Locust 15 Years In mW SON ryay . ner Vis in” i va * ; Ji H i} a I i P., 4 ‘ ive > @. bu A 9 ed thr rnout . tires extra em] lp- onal +, . ite ati ire te - 4 OLDS vi’ ’Reiivl =? ~ i 6c Ata | - ' € “burn r “pert pr or t y wheel, spare tire, et i. cy ler model a Ome rf re color | | (mur iocation is your saying {e) | cord 't oe of ia . 1973 medel. oversize s Jefierson FY Ful» ~Roadster late 19°24: first claes nel | I 4) ~ at Ss oo . a qT . . Ps 4 4 4 ’ ; ee 7 4 W wer ion dete: _ * ‘he rt “ond 1} 7) cond t on PQ Sa iena atte Tr ? a (lore @} ete r (jroves, . es ’ Ai : ' . . a’ : ~~ . ; : . tr) A rave oOnen = zs. ———— s4 ‘ 7 a ™ = 2 on a? poi ?) er +. ve . ” Mee. Wil, trace Waishs Ga Sunday ([OliMorND CITY AUTO CO ‘AN Tunes —" — . > : = ; \ Larep? + Fore Sedan i) phone W ry? : = Tins, 5 = v _o-eyin er Caiifor 3178 Locust ®) —. . . _ ( se st , * SET) Tak 9 . SEAL ote fof other extra equipment. taciuding | 193; CHEVROLET TOURING. | vliptadi Samy Troxaster: £O0s Sit ’ oho Willi sms 4390 Olive e4 SOB open sun = 470) ra For times “* yY &U Ns . el \c Yop | f $ This car the most beautiful Ol lsmobile | "eater, spare, spot ght, winter fron : Phis “\ightivy nuded. only fun «@ couple Mm cheat 3521 Clarence . —_— ‘ : , nea €hOF ear ¢ . \ a 2 hia or eee nein ined " . ee car ehvrwe best are and corneit eh + . ’ } LET— Road os ' FORD—Roadsters $150 up: Al conditia: Bui D45 Sedar 7 py ne \ mse 1921 Sedan No. 543.$150 | on the street: practically new: only Sun: lout: a ' § condition tarougs- | gané miles, bw « Geely $ ae on ° 4 - , = . “ase . . » E- : ss aa » ‘ ; TT , >. ’ -_ , g -.? }* yo le bet 4 bd ¢* ’ . -* : ticKnes: $) fh. | / r “ . rw hur ry terri. J W l sed ‘ aT? 31 Lé pose f 'w)? irs it wit ) any MOTOR \ zi PS ] , Ss. . XN rs s yf) Cn big: . , ~ . . i _ ’ 7 : oy y .« a he a4 cry : 5 mn ‘, 2810 Olive ; etal nifty turnout; $100 1005 Locust Open Sur : ‘ 12924 OLDSMOBILE SIX SEDAN } ‘T T? ahh Morris, 2 ) Olive dow? lerris 281 s °307 S. Grand Blvd bn van es a 7 urin ’ ; - = down. Merrie. 2018 ive @. |, CAD ‘dan; i916. 121 Merchants’ | DURA! Seda te model; mechanica : , 7? , ae ae mners fros ne Der — “| Opem Sundays ~— Deedsier : hbeaD : 19° . fe? > ; == = ‘ , iwenings “ , " } y r\¢ 4 - VW Oe -~}? rT : oy ce ; > —— ° : od Tin mdstet lov. > a” aes terris btis fli ig } ord Dealers. oO] = & Te 7 ; . : aes t rs ie iS « LT e. vy." ; uN. - +4 i4 6 V rio ’ ‘ R ‘ 4 ‘ Pan é _ Thies hy xr “t=, em wo lerfu! ; , Pads iva 74a, DUH ° «= mus $i: Se . oo i}))}! a . —~ s« — x” * * : “ ' BP wie : : “te ’ he G25 posdeter with 1924 | FORD-—Rondsters, late “23e: just the car) GHi:VRoLET—Sedan. late lel. $ ; a ek sale today only , — - — —— 4 “OOH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO like new; tires, paint econ- Nipers bot* ends hen ul ful con to use luring the coming Yacat abe SER 13 > ' "tena 7 ‘ " - et? « $4 7 ae Qu. a ca AA bate | 4 A rT] ae cr] AN Ov} . ; ‘ ,’ nev riven }ACH) a 4 . 5 ot: onan a ‘ a tenet ; ee : ait A 1 $325 f ( ‘ o: worth $200 more: S125 | son Get one now and be ready OR ap \ EW eT] MOlS L, lO Years 1 » ' — . Phone Colfax S846J ~O4 ———— eS. Se ee or ww ution “s- or quick ” - et? ln te 7 : ROLE) —Sedan ilu big are? . sid - ' thus - 2000 paint pra0 sees =a @ Lee event: rq ‘ ; iw WZ i Layette ; -UusCcHe ur a” te j 9015 Loe In 7 : - 4 “ > ee t - --* , sY : . " . o , ‘ | . ~ . . ’ 6-4 ‘ ; ; . . uset. tum orie na! ” ce " new ' }ORD—Ruadste: . jate mode} 19°5 hay ty 3 \ ‘ | ; i— is’.5 * ; : nig egy . . | bee iT) \ \ CHEVROLET—secan; real car; bargain. | HUBER, 2601 locust (hyp nday Open Gay, nig! Sunes quick male: terms W) Good tires Terms ie , — eo tourtm Ler # . : as es a | to choose from: terms Tevie Motor Co.. terms. _ 262 ) Olive st. 4 es . nt Redat ,aVN WEEER MOTOR CAR Ow.. ‘ OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS ie) am &AvrTos Bee it today 7 vi a =a ae Ta ; a ue otters eacineent $3" ~ road. | authorized Ford dealers. 3003 Locust; | cy py ROLET—Sedar fir ; | . dec whet rood Isth anc Locust (e7) | JEFFPEMSON MOFOR SALES (> 1Mth and Lecuet. | CHRYSLER-—-Touring; used ve . —_ —, . 5 = open evenings 2 ‘> i" at's i 4 ’ | SL-c ASS cone yomcosi.e _ te \ ‘ al ——~ om - a. . ' any > Kastor Deira! O47 ADILL AS a ra eart =n ee { @u frie “wae hew ome 30342 lLoeewet Pord roadster lke new om — {10% neal eaving tow? new rul tire e% ent ne , : r= _ — “me one Pas bas Vr re st . 21 : a - \DILLAC¥oarkin Ne ee eet 7 bod 1924 apeedate ow racy NORTH SIDE CHE. ROL. 2 oe — ” — oe ! s So ' 2 Wy + U j ebenr new Cons Se $215: $60 down 7 er in fine shape. | ~G41-07 Latavette, Ogee Bungay. t\ fu ba aon new tires ; 4% — Werre * . -) in Lt 14 ’ ’ % . ea , . } a) . a’ ~ \ anh wera. uw, S50 | ; wv ’ . ' aleve ee ‘eR k ‘ ‘> ~§* ret tt emt 1973 : " a : ‘ y 18 rr et (Wri Syn rh i ia ea * Da a ‘3 ‘ ste . ‘ = . ‘ . ‘ ' =} ; ‘ > ‘ ' rR oo0 O00 ¢ ymber mndition : in excelent condcitior new tires “$39 hy se A, et ~~ . ’ = 7 ’ ? 109 Lay > > ’ > | = a - " o- = 95 . y ; . >» ; T — ; ; 9 1 _ ET ROADST., 1923 terms MONARCH 3137 Locust St Touts Thirant - - a - : re ~ - . a . - ' ‘ — =. ow. - “ > a ey 5 . . re j A , sry rer |?) ne ~ ts | *. : - - - ; > mec tm!) perfect: CW me.e-auree 3005 — Locust att eS buy If tntermaied call) lLwelmar I _ 473 » =e as : Ne — , er 4 SA ‘ . : = plete car in ' “ sGick mle Wanted. hence { adillae Tous Model a Ww fe? a. te wok them over . trade or _— a | —— — oo erms gar LJ itura : ee 1 au | 0? 4... ] : e j>-se ' iiven 4 . e veur to pay a ways open heey | terre rrolet Ro: id Sin OPE SUN sy ANT?) FE VENTN® Fu? ’ 4 ' , . aint and © 8 vr ge ‘ -_ a tn ar — . hy give-a¥ y fra — = . . ; ; h ine nerfect a re } barca! f. , Ne BONS wr p 4 c : PEN 3 . | .D —4-dor sedan; new pain : ve Httie 3 7 | WILSUN MOTOR CAR CO., s perfect: a real bargain for a quick | BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. 2083 {mech 0a S er 5-0 1924 Ford Roadster; prac-| JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES CoO 7200 Manchester forme rwner 1 ¢or mns- 2921-27 Locust. (c96) | bUFer $255 | GoLiM Ul A—Tourting ips _ , : 4g “2 oot T : » 7 7 x a a an ‘ ’ =. ez « r mf os 7 ; ; *[DE " aa ; ‘ : ~~ op — ct n4 hon od : tically ni w and pric ed richt 4th ’ Ea abel m De a ~ 4 : ; . > 1 S$) 1. erie 40.4 Lm | ; : c Palio! =_—— 1921 terse? Pur ip P _. } : NX 45 if ‘ 28 ¢ ravots : rr othe he “ew thany entree. = 4. ca ~ ~ ita ines new tires | . a HEV ROLET—Sedan leer We don't . mm i Eo or . ee : oe ‘s S07 erad ans make 329044 * ¥ r saving ie) Moe : ‘ : ? en vsmetra tian. Forest SOUMIWins Ts 4 +' tar = - ~~ ei firnis 4 an! ml : - ri) aii ee! aie Deas e er iu Puce? tr 4 ‘ibw ar imrixwi ee. oa 4s Tork cond! tien. reason at oadcster 4: ————ta sar a —— 22%, Delmar Caban so33 1 from rear: other gain. $3,5 4 green jiacquer Torn. | iden 45 ering #* " . _- " Qo: ’ Wo 57TA i Mac rtny Par Tt aD Lh A (CladDan bu rag , “— « F : PT Lh & Ms “7 ~ 7 aman Ant tell from new: priced 1921 Ras. No. 332 $1 0 58S fc) | PORD—Sedan 1952: first $185 buys it extra superb car st & Gay STU! vie B. \KE R am a & ee em, = ae gee ming vr ‘s ’ n= Puy oPpapes . — . iat : , n , ith ; ¢ . tie - ’ : her. te One y > right , . ew SLlip- Body. No CHEV ROLE T—SeGan 1v..5 has beer col Ferre ; toes ; 3* 4 , s ove ~ ‘ 7 vuderiul = AE : for qul n Saif. and | ry Sup-Oo od} so) > | "ne Fro igh - overhat -y th ur ~ ry wou FORD GaAgy s. "a4 ant' ote 7 ae’! ' TTN! a 2 eae “ust P Sport Geiumke ™ er Sue os By ge ruy $1: $60) terine 3005 Locust Lele F in far Von’ : ~ ae, Me 4 ate + 4 ‘ , _ - . ey Ag» ° r ¢ ~ *. e - -- t Jast 1Me. Come in 1924 Rondeter No Ree €°°5 1 will get mew car service ow of this good conuitior S00 Forsythe Utes? ype : — a a aa ing a eo, rer . - age , =~ CALAN Lal aH ‘Tour. ~a—e, wil #€0 cheap or Sie re a ; Wor dan } Fy we ht - — _ ”¢ o } & Biddi« "so 4 , nt 2015 Locust. 15 Years In These Londaters are guar | eecan at 6 price aes 4 nm! “S282 “a . | FORD— ~~ A =) » ... en a U ip. ‘s DA pa) perfect as nee 6 new cord tires at =. | =. 3 J id , (e) a x - CC —— ‘ a4? Lande!) biutin anteed under in average oond) — ;- Oniy ¢ ee , ac- | new S41” ‘ | 59°28 Pa ; ‘c) SN eulek. orice very iow; terms. WILLIAW* CHAN LiF R—5 Pe ee wring. 19743, metor — coe a WEIN a0°4 Do nee. | FORD " SED CAR Pl AN ; Carthy-Pardue, 6370 Leeimar, ("a Dear!" PORD—Late m ‘ lor secan will @a¢ * 1 oene te 4 an Olive e4 good: new paint $07: ‘ SG18 Offewe wt wel alt Y. oe - be “ke aew: « ~ . : « : - — — " nt ’ —* , 7 . 0 : , aad n Ca , . . ————— ——- - - rw md - | CARONDELET MOTOR ©O.. | bs ~~ eae wee rifice, 2% And iA y Perry ra ame 200; > netle af in nerfect gendehake CHANDLER—Dievatch 197]: mechanical. torene Pade roe ‘Vmeton R Mi NWT 37 iw) > - ¥ ‘7 Re ins e is " a’ omer 7 s : a ae . . v . -) ss : t ie "> TT Fecan - 4 4. _ roadster 3807 wire m) wGF mer” ne 95* like | fen: car is ¢ ents is the bes en Evenings _ and Sundays $7 reait on Be Pay i eae trade 1001 Magazi —" Fis me caaik ince as At = wheels. entire firat-cleat: new paint: $350. rime. trade 76 8 Je : bargain Nall > KR in every re E Op ? es + ged ue to se. ror . | ma se take Fr - ‘ = . _"s - wis bie Gay eOroTo WRT NASH cy) on ever sane 6450 1 ne « Bi M voerk Tower Grove ané4 leur ‘ on ee ’ ring ery Mae oe. on ertiis Vpen e ening Bo .. 3a ee Bie ro y on ary hare Cae ; al : 2008 ©! Romont crs sot Leeust _— _ os (e'| Monga» Z ic) | 3 BO , rene 1805 Ruse! ev “ " new roe eac$\ ro. ay RP & TO & o es - - : —~ TT’ ving 19? a} : wha — a or et : F " 4 ’ ELANT) 199° LQ ' | $221 LO f laynes, $150 er J ry MacCarth QA3°O Delmar. t PY ORT) I | — . . ’ . ‘ ie « »” TH 7 ’ . SED A N [0% Tacnet 45 Chandler ,- Pass Sport ; er. - opem oveninas . —? >a ’ good run a’ : $4 - = = _ ila | lJ) wo Studebaker apecial et sedan new tires, paint. condition 6c Te ;k——1 804 roe ; oertan: sums "an tle é‘ — ' Roa ister 4 Pane nge’ very ; ; . = ra ‘ac’ , ’ 4) ) at . ¥ ’ ¢ \8 | ’ ‘ 4 . . - “ . aes 7 ts 1a : : ma ween cer ¢? ® car has : ge 4 en? en on every . = SAV: bits 6) Fawtos —_ ~ 5 - ten _ y Fox! appearan: es our | i S ral som I O24 tM ’ Mi = ' . “o . , ine , ? perfect ce seory ure oilers marve us apicn an ; epan., A? rea! : mw K ¢ a - 857 - f extra equipment . =. - : = ’ - oF ee ’ ' , a. a io ; mie wr) ar $200 _ = oe how Tm imt . ber ice . ut we crt act) mn u“ $7 es Ci : 1eV. e : ar, | > | " — * : +> j . , ; 4 i* * : : : . ' ca ig? wb et 24 we - ro +O i : : . -t% ‘ ndi tion for . buy. It ~ a beauty $62 25 Tor : ar rh en ore Ww “ - terms ined ar vaivues if the country ‘i wh | s ine , terms ron ~ a ‘4 eta ; _ i today i . s ’ ’ © ail : - ANL : al hurry; aiwa open. Stil) has original pa looks a” FORD— 1022 model ‘sedan: Al condition; _ SOUTHWEST NASH CO.. UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust, ‘NEW ELL S018 Locust. 15 Years In Ik Oona cop etjce , 502k. S039 Open clzhis and Guodaya. ; Ste. Linde. ell 3: 10. Garfield. b for SDA EVENINGS. ‘5 weckiy payments, BALES © WILSON MOTOR _CAR ~ Delmar 2921-27 Lecust. 2547. 00d; & CeO OT ROHL 3137 Locust, $86 Gown. Gun. Riefing’a 2316 Olive, 3006 Otive, Bomou: 3 Locust, ae a IT Te ~~ . —— 4 ee % - «+ =" ~—* bed . —— a _- oe albn et ty ‘4 = fe = — + qe . Me ene ide ah ~ — A ene - a

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-- Ee ge . > ee ee ~- oe —7 Ce § = ‘ 7 - . a — 1 tow ~e aoe se TAPE : la tial ‘ be ate a | a ; ee SUNDAY, _ ——-———— ss 999 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. ae SUNDAY, PASSENGER CARS + TRUCKS + ACCESSORIES ,o a ee ES a —s Sa SSS SSS === = . U T OMO 8B I at E_ 22B post-pisPATCH. AuTONS. “3 ye curing Care For Sale 1—lPlo>—F iint touring; iatest creation: PAPA P AP ALAA = =i bacon tires, 4-n heel mechazical as agama : M STOP’ il HUR EP saat a pe - $25 DOWN ow | nec OTE aaa Np } 3150 DOWN FORD — Bris S20. T7723 & Clarence $ Ay THE CREAM POR lw2l touring: real bargain. 4415 $4 WEEKLY WO Ly $9 WEEKLY i ty + ened SS 2 ee | caine \ OF USED CARS 'FPORD— Touring. 1923: $145 cash 3944 he live et ee ———___—__- ai Os US IN THE LIST |) he —tepeicenwcaranicet Ta prices: "| nodes Touring... $125 $0 RAs Hiudson Sedan $1250 ‘ . : ; ° —— levrole ouring . u. aaa : zg . ’ y ns) FPORDS—wh5 tourings, 1920,. 1924: $65. cnevt let SOUrINE . -. Racicd x69 > ——— | ) . | : PuiLi—To ng. starter deamountabies Velie Touring roe eee sae os - > Jewett Sedan..... ° . . : rT ae 3 (ce) SE 7) ) ? whe $1650 Buick Sport....$ 695 $50. 1924 touring. 2811 Ea: tc) ie eae Tevereess--ss ER oe 5 Sie ieee’ you CAN’T BEAT YAHLEM’S PRICES * | Look!Read! Look! T TOURINGS—DE LUIE ap 1 ee $2475 wuts Sport. ‘ $1295 pad = : fprine DOGS rune ~ "me: ' Over and : ¥ 200 az = ‘ - Willys-Knight Coupe. 950 EE oe 0) ies Snes ae 32808 Gebiaed:cccvs-s-- 00 8 READ!—LOOK! LOOK!—READ! seeite Wola... we ; ; ; sori ‘4 ; : : - s4 stasazzedé whe $ 650 Overland Sport 0 in $3200 Cadillac Sport 4.,/ p44) > he . . Vs an p >. — See vactoveassevseuces .$ 205 of, 6 i k : J S port £50 ; tor starter and or bun b.es — - sp r PDD PP BO 4 7 = i a land eceeereeeeeeeeee | | SS coe HR POSE Touring, starte: 04 ogee . a It's no miracle. Yahlem can knock the stew out of prices and give you more } COUPES ) Teed: :aesianelalie —— a apa ge Tae $5 WEEKLY » landlords aren't givi ing away pretty stores with tiled floors on expensive streets. | 5 ROSY COUPEE $125 TO $345 ih BES00 Eick 1926 Hpt.$ 98> tterms. 4088 Laclede gfe) | A $50 DOWN » for vour money because he’s out of the high rent district... You know that Hi | A YEAR 10 PAY. Mt Mos: no deniers, 3436 Aber Di. ) ae yr ws No Interest—-No Red Tape Pan ‘shoot “Mature Spcogs rs ee ogee cae gor You know t Mat iaciate chat eS and broke age commissions Cost real ¢ ollars, | 4 ewe : Pouring 20 «6185 > that vou pay for! , eee ++» $695 $ 550 SS ee ae ee . 3 Se cae . bok 7 , ) Wilys- -Knight 950 it 1035 N, GRAND ia ereein. 6202, Sorth Morkg ao pene a aa The bovs that know their stuff make a bee line to Yahlem’s, others WISH O80. cee 380 ing: J : | * Olds s tee ss a , | | Overland. jiveukihows i 42 Pre Oe ee eee a $75, $100, $200. $300 DOWN - pari ~ a - — — : a ?- : - pee Aa ] i) - » s » ° a - ? 4 . ms : . > _ | Stan y Saintes uring starter, et: | $85 dows Puick Sida wee? ee thev had. Be wise and see the workineman’s friend before vou buy. } Cala sae ta es 395395 NO INTEREST fy $5733. Sunday ee: Senes ‘ cf ‘€ asus } Am oe MSEWcs di bowen ce 7 dition, Cwolfa ; : , eo8 souris S] i | o> a>, Wap, .4 27 ee ork a A YEAR TO PAY YAHLEM DOWGH—Teur ng. 12) ‘a 230 N if thon ba rcalt S02 0A Cherok: ah ; : Hucsol! ae ie arate wes ] 145 : . " 7 ; _ . - iE —T er goo endition, must . ~S ‘on os ie rrr. ol Ltio T Y + _- a yo abrris Plo Soulard deat : . em ‘ erland a 185 145 NQ) IN KS \ } kK, LR () P, \ Meee tee saan 395 5? ; : ss hs ‘ 7 . ve : : ‘ ~ } .) ie ~409 1a) a. P KJ ecamens Moon tat ts RS 975 Chandler. ceeeeceoseoe GE it it lit i i ll i il il il el i i i Laolask -Jwuringe eu : bs bark ain al! today ini ty PORT aad " > go noi? ior Site ‘ et yt aX | $50, $75. $100 Down 1035 N. GRAND In iwik li ary kt) a @ityi ain avi 4 : e i 4 > pie eee h 6 T cord tires: ons 2.0 Morrie, 2 a ¢ ‘ : - ne a ( POO ODD IIIs aw Fe ESSE LAE Oe a a RR PO Ge ee ag te Be es apna em Ole 7 - . ~~ oer . Pr’ 4 ’ ] _ ] “ Le x ' 5 ‘ ‘ t onran PODGE—Touring 1922; perfect; new 1ub- S125 62°?) Bll “8 ke north Page —- ; i sous ~, Olds Light ¢ $29 ~ ee >: Bont SIDE Cc HEVROLET « ber, private familly 4101 Shenand a 429 - Pip Ma VeT) tthe Payee as tlie is adi “ DONPGE.-Tourine excellent cond ’ . | re nH) Ma wine oe ined , i So ee a fal De Luxe-—Sport Model Touring’ SED : ; Warne av. DS a SN muat eell. sacrifice. $15u aay (erat- Aah ae t tw ; ap i se ba eh TT . ‘ “ # 4-CY L. 4. OL bopdi—Touing, 1823. jaany exten. ron — i new. tires: good. condi. iy $75 DOWN 300 Sa . Was. TOG, Se Se ee OVER ANS , Pa tof condition: Sargain: $125 down, cheap, terme, trade 3347 S. Jeffer a CO7TK) FORD ne. ate mod » tor we a > “Py Se ane — 2qQ5 = ( 5 § rn 1GE—Tourine “23.° Chevrolet tourins Sri M305 How PO WEEN sy USED @ ARS Stutz Sport... oo -90 Olds. .....++. 685 550 5000 4464 te 1924. perfect tn ev- 4 und . 878 : lanc 395 325 Velie touring terme Lae FORD— Touring ‘level: 495 Overland .... 395 Buick Sport..$ 895 $ 750 Chevrolet ... 379 325 ) 7 FORD SEDANS iupY & PAGE, Retiabte. Dea and West Pine. Lindell 5687. (c80 “Oldsmobile Tre. F Verv late model: has new body and top: % ehiv gebwit: bumper. meotometer. sente i ew AB om other extras; oe 8 rade or terms. DE L a “NE LUTOMOBILE co.. - ef {SO om Was. Today UE gk 2 % 675 595 Cadillac 1D 659 Q : = ACeNER 4418 Lan uel cote ur ‘¥ ‘ey “oe 1¢ Ata +. ~ cond . “"* - - - -- - ( ; I ; we AN a -_ Stephens Touring .... 42: 359 Maxwell .... 5885 $95 HH. C. 8. a0 1995 — SS LbuDGE—I1921 ge? | A good car wil FOR! 7T ring. 182: etarter lemounta- #4, . T . tay ne es. $50 before 1. 1450 9. 190) . Winton Touring ......$250 $195 ON Jewett, 1924... 775 695 Oakland .... 5 1—1923—lodee touring aie one Ite er) mee) MicN . , al ak gs ‘ , ee es SOS Con | FORT —Touring; 1923; good gs new. $150 Chandler Touring .... 290 199 DISPL AY Was. TS 395 Studebaker . 1450 1246.4 #4 STOMERS i tion and preted very tow Ter: aedns? . : — 4 oe on : HUnRE nr 20} be wt fipen Sur Ae ms . TTT ye : = bane X T uring . cee ~* v b = ‘ | no reg “ee ee eeeee Locust. Bomon t #R1°X. 1924 POlGE BROTHERS TOURING Por pad Bag PPAR TER Me os fuick Scontes @ae 6) 7 ~ 100 $15 () D “ ae 0 eee _ oven ail a dav Sunday and evenings. _ In eroenedid condition LLreuenout a - a" . vA : Dodge ois Ons = > . is) S — -) OW nN , = ANG...«-s eee eee equipped with ae of gua winter curtains r RTs I rine / ' a ’ al 9 ( Overland. tinea Riagl os? ih. —- #4OLDS 8 bumpers, etc ; priced very low: terms a auf ow & Setter euns 325 wid ¢ Mioon............ . trades PY ye Pourins 1921. Call after 8 OE ane 0 8688, Pe a eee LR AAARALARADR AAAS OL 2 Chevrolet. ......6.. Mew oaint; motor overfect: excellent TATE MOTOR Go. 2rd.. SG Merwe ese een ‘ ee Ge - you will have to sg this to appre- Lexington .. 345 Hd » Studebaker the value: priced $2 terms: open SO41. 4% oruset b Mor il. 7 \" rats View molt . ae } 19°24—PDodge teurina aplendid e585 ‘ re S41) al pOSO Del mat - ee 325 ~o0 ae . . ae day. a ” ge vaae : ~~ "4 : . ; ; we Gis ; ts ie oak : 5 - —— ~. . 7 . \ . ‘ “y . w’Tv ne 10°° sO 9° sedan ‘ . ry’ ; pn ie POPPA AAP PPA re : . month Peles aeai' Nature! I t , ee ye know they ll wet a square deal. and save some cash. | hat comes trom conti- Se Olds, 1925; new; paint, tires, UNIVERSAL, 2401 Locust : = top good condition, motor Al. Bargain. Terms. $595. NEW EL L 3015 Locust. 15 Years In nin\v* ini si? | t¢ ii " * 4 . . — ge ey 1023 | a — gs fo 1ee if bai A Se RE eI EERE dence, And vou, Mr. Salaried Man. remember that \ ahlem hever argues about OP Sk ae | ; ’ a ’ O88 Mefinishes In ven : . tae si” Lerme (hr a3 7 ‘ it aes > 7 © . . Vis oO eben ass ally ALS is RD—Fouring 1924. int ~ at best of |b $100 DOW N » ferms.,. Write your own ticket. . ROADSTERS fe antes cotion Co. #230 Olive i haaliianiilial 5 FO 95 Dodge Touring AD—AWEL wouring, atarter) S404 Dra blooms . DON’T EVEN HESITATE ee Two, me pmcenity © K r > . . — 1098 rel .- vom - Was Today r Wes 2 riginal ename lernw. ow , eh oe as + At aie” ty : wn Dad alle : , he ~ a , B I if rT ) () Y AH E I wa DE LUXE AU TOMOIIE i“ —— : : Mn -- iF ) Buick Sport .. $ 895 $ 750 R Ni I H I: \\ [- [: . \ Dodge hanebie we sa 5 $195 S128 BR. ust Bomont @S 812 rORI ne, * ; wheei, g000 Hudson ») G75 595 : ieptie egitache hee thd —_ pose ‘ ) ' Nash: ccanawevbeoss 325 250 ‘> c ~ : : rs ue « 4 ; ' =~ es = - a LU) undey ar Hindeon.. oéavees 6°75 OND DODGE, $125.00) Vivoesh. at dewe ) 8 : a or $4722 Lindell. = em -” Oldsmobile Trg. Light elzht sport: 2 recent models; me- J ehanically priet: good cord tires: fully DE AP — AUTOMOBILE CO., 3128 Loc Bomont 2812X. Oven “a x= y Sunday and evenings. 1924 Olds-6 Touring, sure she runs and will dem. | POR O——Tourine re. fee: Berens: oh ae Cagiliac......+.+5+- GY9 690 . touring has traveled onstrate: worth three times our price hut ‘eae dl blchincs es - it Was — A. a Ce we ok 975 en5 ) = O68. .cecesctdeseance Ge just —— broke: en in — _, oo A pan liga ee ee oon kon tT tel Dodge Coupe....... 695 50 OPEN 1035 MATE es Sas GeR = — “on terms or trade, at the Ww ILSON +7 CAR i“) eo?) o~ . Ryobi ‘ there Si) ky Teeate Etudehaker Coupe Rasy 475 (*hevrolet, 192 ese 25 ~s price of 1921-27 Loco : $30, $75; tested , . AHLEM'’S. 1035 N. Grand. Willys-Knight....... 675 N ( RAND Hudet@his: non Q Al! modele’ aave monevY—buy that Dode- ig? S140 4711 Nat “* * Nash Sedan 999 5°25 ee “gg ’ the only Dodee Brothers dea - n Ra ; re » order: $4 Chandler Sedan 719 650 50 ; ' aule We have the ' ; ‘ u a nt ' . ‘ ~ . , ‘ 4 ) klar - r" 9 => ee ‘ v, 00 + W N oA . . & price to fit vour to ‘ke th mk Conve: : 4. 4 | : +s ee Seer ees — — , $75, 1 b i a Ss thing Al , a real buy; $525. lent terme” trades Selec? vour car no PORT Tourl te : ef starter POU ees . 3015 Leeust. 15 Years In free storage until you want delivers G72 Kastor taetieeadiatiatiatintintntatnttatetatatatate % NEWELL ae Locust. 5 Zosms Se Free aris ing irom t rape fiona, rs pet) 7 uring 1a ‘4 .o¥ nlete rooc ne sa z aie. ao et Se me at ! OVERLAND—l ~ ahave r \ ; e Moron Cn we ' LPP Oe Te). ete] (eau > yy: 4 VN isc) - a — — atte rn . - ania , . - “ —— -— ee SET bcs a — areca = ener — s — oes Mahe vai, ns | Ee SS SSS SS— SS SSS SEE eee SS SSS Se SS SS ear WERLAND 1034 ‘Dt Won Nato ote eue hind r Ae * - rt. '» ~ - ’ ;% > all ng . . . % 710 \ Natu ature! B Bri "Ss . eben “ dee peer. 1058 ($125 5008 Devonshire pil Sunday « Tourina Cars for Sale Touring Cars For Sale = on Cars For Sale Sees “anes & Gare For Sara | Bit Cars for + Sate _ Tosurng Cars a OVER: AG a. lee ; ons Tern) | a | Cae ee a RE pm “——_ -- — JEW! on ene: 1923: used vers t- |) MOON—5- passenger touring: in good run- O98 Caroline : . a io | ster . 5. te ——a = y = ra F ORD TOU RING , ~— ( i nom * OTA 108 hess at nine orde1 "ne. “leaving for- fel ae NASH TOU ele STearing, pr! . a : Sow r'avole ‘ cer? T rhe ij* “a 7 IA Wiis fl . “ { e475 . De Ser sil , - t4 4145 W est ” « POBGE TOURING—LATE Mobe) cone ic? + . r 39 e n NOR rH ett a 2 aren E 42. cS ~_—— MO N=Sp th gy Mom 0 192° beautiful ages. od Passenger: new peheap._ 4678 Oblenbursg. . a a hom. like new im every way. rear Perit Ivle touring eo0od mist nis l ~ | C: S | Ep : Ri LET . CO... -rand-new lewett vray : oy ee "Sena 2 _ spo mode: lue, w " FERLAND—-Tourine cari 4 : . eC a : . 5 ny j N-] } «li ] i « -* é e > trade. t ms ~v06 . Jef ana hood: all parts re _" $25. ‘ ‘olfax pw ce 1106 . t 4425 re *" Colfax 24 : ‘form «nrings S495: wear to pay Siu terms 3724 Junigat Grand - =e - ; on , —T eh son av . order: MOTOR@ *°. ' rol re 4 Ford Touring. 10924 r Duco, Touring: if you like @) , Sante _oe. 7R Read Seal m Sampers. sotiens av, m 7 ' 2 | - cilia 4 = = a . ~ r eo. * ei' oN ‘ uUrrnig£ : > . eu ~—"€ asa sav 7 > , ; . . — ee Pe « = PORD—Twurlne, starter. Aegountable. wf Hfurry! Hurry! Hurry! wuerte Starter. good rubber. is Look at “aie ote Jewett you can steal this|~ $630: take Ford part payment. 6315 monn and ete Se ERLAND—Sedan. 1922. in w ut 2310 a erat =." ptt Wi ' | pth *" 7 - > ae eben Coniv 250) today . ‘ aia it th $1 ary on lay only i artroer Cabany B573J a : aa open all aft’, . ; shape. ww i buy if you #. it, at eas. ental en ot No Interest—No Red CL) cmia.0-aune = Giving “Em Away Rae Pree: 1% Yaura In | MWOON—Demonstrater, series A: Galieen THWEST N Pe Motor Sales Co. 1911 Locust. Ponte . e 195 Manchester . 015 Locusi. lo Tears In tires. hydraulic brakes fully equipped; 3005 ioaee Romont_ 380% VERLAND—Biuebird demonstrator, bal- > wor tires. disc wheels end lots of e- 7) _ tras: ran only 800 ae. it's a bargain. Locust. : oi? ‘a S4 ' . i = Thiet if : - oe “> "EK oa > ; . ' pen _Sendey?, es hand, S410 takes if Riversic Tape ed Sart 2 $50-$75-$100 Down NEWELL 3422 Ting Business. | used 6 weeks Mr Mitchel. 1643 = Ford ng. 1 Dodge S | gone fon Touring 12: | he oe odge Sport Tr | ) | pre Seek eee eee nee: | ill “aa” poccee Gece g Pp FORD—Tourine. starts Semounta bias ivircK TOUR ©11° J FOUG Si ee Dodge Touring ree, = Jewett demonstrator; lik« 4 » S]} ECIAI | otor Sales Co. 1911 1f2S: diese wheele bumpe winiwing Deriect nd'tior looks 4 »' SiS “ H . Pig oa UR 7 yo ot " eboer ing, and only $150 ~~ hevrolet Touring . eer " : Mar Hon Spor t—$285 Dow n. Pp be » gaily 7. ipped $495 _— . — owner Out GF Wort ot) Ds ut HEVROLET T CR $145 W) mes.e-avroe Come in . acer "| Chalmers Touring ........ 190 te new; run 4109 miles: real Classiest Marm real beauty. See this Se a (iv erland—Touring 1924 MONARCH. BINT Locust PN ott» I rina +4 perfect. S4 heoowre DODGE Totlur « Qn eo 195 Manchester. Velie Touring steer née ae ~ —— $7 — k sale . r le, 33843 Easton. l ODAY wake Pine condition: good rubber: many es- 1> ie T ur ) BT ae Ss ; “ wns + ian! a » 0 a) % 4! 2) | mil, "Ty »T” : rr = Fit) *¢ 4 . Max we I. : “eee ° . ‘ 2n5 ~ “— as ° eo - a ; , {7 > ‘ aes : sare ‘ . wet an wee i I vat 4 air e } md > ire Ou nN Al 7 n. e: : MOB ATO 4 alin te Terns _ 2 ss * Bile ~ *. HUrP. TOUR S15 oe $ °95 today onl Terms ee ora ea. *. R05, special a 3 r r rms -oa all aon Nash Touring . : ree eeeree , a = atl easy term trade. 3520 th and Pocust FORD. Tourt HUDpeox TOUR. ..... S15 ce | re aah So . “ings nai elieaatilin en > ‘TH Ww ST ‘NASH "CO., Paige COUDC ...cesseceeeeee =Xi ay. it OU eee” : uring ate moce! extras bar 1 IReRTY Tooter =r) . _ 3015 Locus’ 15> Years In | Jewett Ne ee ae ee a ee 375 IO ) XN O NG 8005 0 . omens Sis eX, 039 1_ocnet “ : LD lhntge Touring sr ae vail fermoe tite Four -?. lefte Peon ~ ~ . ie = MRR nee . $i Vv \ r, VV ELI, 23° Lunde Miueilness : Hupmobile é : P 3°25 RE A T U R Ls ' 2 ONT Buick Touring » oe coon OV > RLAND Tol RING, 1924 ewe lalg model with (c7) pe SISOS te Studebaker : 350 pee aes sacrifice mm mn — Buick Roadste 5 _ Like a new car: S365: terme. | uversize tires, piat- PORD Touring. e@rter abd demounta MAXWELL. TOUR. ..-....$185 Gardner. 8 i, Awe r i condition” must leave ay. MM larmon I ouring ee en re ONcEsT SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. ebe: . form epring« Make » perfect ning ord erm ts ons ; it Tr) .' ice left in it at $1 v0. Look r d. Th Peuring ; i firet-clase _conditior : ‘ ~ P a TGR Grand. _ ae (7 I%..G- AUTO @ : 128th and Locust N A SH—Sport touring. good as new: $500 Dodge Roadster . weer " a. aa r hes - een overhauled. chean P . . : ~Y . \ . > ——_ = a = , ; , ce pean ane se 970 Sull n fe T NE WwW E | la ed Lorust LS Years in ve we sar be! 103 N\ : (y R A \ 1) Mi E NDEN HH Al, L } ORDS — _ — - — sa | 1 1924-—L.in : eS ay Pe: a etree : a as “S555 — ee These care are ia good Overland ouring , ate $422 Lande Pusiness Pobit Ping 3 7. r trade for GU ARANTEED 30 DAYS. HI-DSON—Sneedster good nhe pe a} v~ _ a ga cg i wn eer Ay gps + * 1n03 Russell a dition: some repainted. 1922 . ’ ) : 2 AI cea pn iced hg all are real buys. and ’ DORKIS aeeee, Oee0, will sacrifice . vt SS r0 Ro R. 28, Lox OPEN SUNDAY - — m e+e sees eee eeeee i. Sins 145 town trade. 3243 ‘Ea a «ti Dn t 4 -ER HO) la ~~ Open Sundar ; . " . ‘ — 4 : — . - — - = w~ w oer. ee ee a: a ee ee ee eS! | ~~? ” ' - - _ . oo ha hae ‘ ~ ~* a o* ’ P “ California top, piate Slane —. eas eems ee lie —1 tou : tarts Tr > a c ° eke . , . Te ABTA ye yt a7 - — z . - . , mic . er “a ~4 Conjpe OG Gm eecseeecenrvecs 455 — ASs v Ca) ( % eon evenings and Sunday. sa : a. ye a? 4 conditho hh. ’ Te ,e Wh i] ’ ‘ts ‘ \e » 5% , . Sd.) ’ re Tre! Sunday “a ' ° 3 - ra e eal A id renrni > . a" n > a > = _—— . .** = ———— “ne - ° - a - =— ° ‘ = iw very i ' fT ata llent , 3] iJ fo 7 F Do is 1 oOuringyg, Late Mode ‘ ‘ er f "er b “ , - N 1} AN \ NINGS ee eee pov? Tour N 5O7 si *? ’ a : i as cates = . $ il wee % } , ee ‘ . ” NASH —— ring 1a73 moca’ driven lesa ’ a er Miret P ia in ever’ reateect "“ is : } nT T oie - nen bacord nent owner a J tat b : KS N Mii se 2a 4 Ss A] Ss i’ | ‘. Crear at a\ne mr ] ; y Taur N >tt> . SE ’ ~i 8, = j |: ord Motor ( i 4100 } orest : th an lt) OO poe Fat : neste ~* a ~ lition Three Places uw P eult purchaser; bem buy in a high -Kre $4) irinham—Jot 11863 S Kines« $60\) Easto: Delmar 2547 | —— 1924 Tour. No. 365, $31 MOBLLE—124 sport touring P: S8i pp. uk fully eauinsed. SGk2 lates te. "(ey passer ager ope ’ i‘ yu 4 , 7 4 cate , ; 4 , ’ “A =" - = ; ae . ae _* \ ny; ~ j 10°33 T rsaee ~ «) e.--s ° P . «arc? i mn: ’ «a — aa 4 wil . _ . N AS H—To ne on ate mh motor 3039 ar | Ki hig! iu 1°, . Puities I rive LT 1p. ind ye, .? S.ar.et ’ ‘ ers : Oth | res txt Thesa Touringes are ek a emir.e LINCOLN DEPT ef?) a. ve Anca - 4 pant 2 ‘i ‘aan age - heb Bd ant . eww . prmarte ’? ’ tery é ’ ; eT a " n ti S| : : t t rh “2 “4 4 _ ‘ rte? , a som 7 ' **** ‘ . . wy >a? = . . pe . +c ‘ ~ ye a _ eu Mure a hoe i. ‘ Delmar 305 Mor j Morris Pal 6. Open anotiight shiient i eines \ Gare pusransecc . HUPMOBILE—Touring ite >) 7S © , t rT’? ‘ | a ; i = n \ rag 4 : - t re? ' \ F . . ‘ . - ‘ AR , AN . - o - , _ . a 1 aia eare i a serra wales N AsH } > > urine pDonu'’ar 4-cvl] ’ BDOMONT oon ‘5 * at $245. Ii Be ‘ DORT—Touring. rune good. $50 terme EN Met | tredi wit? or-openine winter a oss | ) : . BS i . , 7 ’ -* : , . ,ery ' SUA -* : t ae ee ae / . > . ’ ‘% ie ‘ _"Y* >» i : 4 . ’ . . - : - a a _ ON a oe ae $135. 1922 s Weete. x Want an Har Sis ~ “ ones ' 48624 Nat Rater vr ~ ay arene ~ ‘ eget ELET M: POR ser ~; kee? gneake rood e. pony wricgd on'v $295 hh = 7 A one-day trial will cenvinee you - - > ie ’ - . , ? } ‘ ' ‘ " . ne. . , , = \aPal nd . ~~ * 7 a > aad ’ an. ’ >t) 4 . = r} a cep ** i . ° Ar Y psa ' ‘ ar o Rune good. A barenin§ S225 PON Ps ‘ ——— e pen Evenin ind Sunday e 1 ee eee LNCOLN PHAETON GRAUPNER 3418 Locust Oven Sunday OAKLAND—1922_ tourt worth the money asked, Alwage i MOTOR CO” IN Eo 4 “a # conan K ineshiah : re RD—Tourine; late modal: good con : re wat) , > R QO) “3 OAKLAND—Touring; | ye ND CITY AUT eee GS-43 Locust. bI, Cheroke e) lo Ford Tourings, 1924 Mo del FRANKLIN—Touri: inant condition: | eee ee ee SROrt moce, tout ns 4-passenger: car like new: new N ASH SPORT, 1922 $399 condition. private._ aaa me 7) me ae i ieee, : - 2h ation a tires. driver niy SOOO miles: ¢ar FY Da Sse ngey ass . =" . . o » . ‘ ‘ a’ "A : _ a oh pais : ° VW rp ‘ ; o*? ' . > | oenwe Ver ._ + ' | ' eT 4° hare 4 on | -_. ns e > . . : —. , _ t% TT _—e _- . a y * *aae* eas” 7 Tr’ s tf ’ rey / E at Lbs » m yen ry geod car for » 2 ’ oeeer ~ : " : er " . hs , an ? | ae +, . . er ‘a ~ 1° KR Wis ; & . 7oO”} : — +3 . .' * & ‘ ‘** wr " ppd oe -_ fuaran * = a sale cash” or terme. ; : ACK AR Toa “ay , . te : " ; ; : ~* . ‘, o . . . a . ‘> * ™* +) . . ‘ .* “ To ors 4 1.& . es ’ , ver 1 ven ef Tie ~ r st term -— =: Qway uring car: . - ber — ox es , : x 4 : ] i " ; ae ~ - >A ROION BY ef Bt nA a 19°23 mod. am : 2? ; mint »:% . . : $1 I ce mie 4 a is Nash Tou iring Late 1999 OAKLAND , 11. to ai . . Bros sate = 1” oOcay ' 7 rice righ? .sOVR ft ‘° See , a at é r -r ade ‘7pen ounta, unt - , / 5 _—_——— . W . ed } eT ’ urings . letarn +s - Po: o a RD TY ] "RING , 1995 ‘ Z = ? ax \ “. . de’ ” . = x ‘ T ox ke a’ , rns ike new gTayv aduco 1+ ad, N Pe t.t at. > : Ss Twin 1th and Laocner sedans. trucks Avree Authorized Fora .. iveo gots ana 4. paint. a real buy at $795: cash, trade or | OAKLAND— 21; | fin ip Pores: Sanat. os "York. Poreat Tourtne: AR teat twin 6: acond own 4404 Easton bf lees ; wine alichuaninns tne 1g or — ° | eS €) cheap. Tyler 602. aa me Wiltimen ae —- - iin | _ Wiiliame, eee condi eee Relscwecrea. Wont. Our loeation 8-70 Durant Sport Tourin rur m ter Motorists, 1834 Locust. ) TOLRING * Penne Cn nes eda ne nn onto 1 Ras . ) = LA ‘ ggg 1111 S. .20t} Porfact shape new-car guarantee: doan Open evenings. asf ‘ reg firet-ete: er off; a steal at $595... > Locus Open evenings and Sun- yo ——. * D: easy térms SOUTHWEST NASH CO » sum ) sure Se gaara eae classiest guaranteed 5005, ‘tert trac ish - od Pan’ Gareee Gee ;, : \ ee ; ' “ . _ Tale te . pm : Tern t , rT “2 = - . oenwe 1 ae } — me . . Ni \ Py : .— “ . " . z : 4 ry . we | : . a ° : ~- 4+ Fy ” 7 = ky MRT) Po RING. ] ict. S195 reai Vu.ue Le@rrms Prade. $4 , pxosenve : ye Try . soe 4 Th : | t tring » dar > shape — ea — — — hit. = pong hy —_ 7 | PACKARD | SINGLE een ‘ ms n mY “Ff ie ’ eeourt 6S me ete : 4 ™ : P . ° a ' ; . . VJ 7 al neste S65 * 2) 1822 tourtne , Ls st. 15 Years | “ale ae | ESsEX- Touring eee. 96S | FORD nes. 1891 me at tte $25 NEW ELI ,o2 ' Fe DEr 3 = Mechanically AT. Se throughout ed gray: good tires, HUBER, 2601 nail ea-rtfic 45 Mi down Open eVendes S3S45A Baeton : cs. 1 ‘ : m INCE ice for er) Re | terme iefling. Ford Mealere 2}: aie i SRAY—S pone — (77 Pe be AsTO S(ux) Gravois absorbers. bumper. Everything you Nas yl. ag GAKLAND—1923 —soort_ tose en MOTOR ov) Boe ~ — °* : 7 " . . ol 7 . . , ,7 e s = - oT rs Jul rm ev el saat s' 4 - , 4. " : - ‘ee BasEX— Touring goo rubber mts of lef’ers ie bos . g . . mf ' . . : ~— 4 un whee's i. MMshed na “—_ Mmnaroon } ‘ Y BYR LAB? Y Lae r a t ring S|) , or wil! nee to Maaée : toring 4 nD.easure Renainted ar’ rer a wheeis pert. e $ ) g. for ‘VY ese ait pee 2200) 62 OW. Cord : 1944 ; “i ; > co On ef = — - 2550) St. Louis. |“ “s-aage for For Auter : eKalb. I . bargain —“y $ 0” MORI ~ i on = windhres kers bum pers trade oped... cn Open evenings and ' r rm Ome Le eent > ain th he 2 : a = — : re tg ; _ _ een teen. 6 agie . nor r vy ait , S2 . rer . ee Mf T he re E~ WY NN u VU aa L N . T (jrav Tourine > 94° JIE E RY --4 Lt eT are t 2f ge ™ i AUTOM ESL LLE Cc yu} AN Mart a ~~ te rT. ? - ae - — _ ‘fe AKI AND TOUR eat cain @. 1823. per fect. geod -- a” of tem Epetein Chevrolet as arin — oo ial Sa eo a a a ae tires like ertee Distributors, 2505 Locust st. - SOMPHWEST NASH CO ~aTRATO ; clean care like this are scarce, a ba: = re LaTOr —_ ; . corms se hard to beat at Or . ereat ree i: "04 Ruse OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVES Sn} o> Pomme t TrrT wiae ‘- DEMONS A = “ , ——— TPA rf ’ es “> . -_—- - - a 9 = : : Touring HAYNFS—Six, sport touring “=t Soo 1092 F ad cet ' Open Sundarse and Evenings oo oe varimg car. | la, ete: . : ss. Bure NES——Six, 9 rine $3 an et: eT oe io yy Fe age it ) 1 Sund L n , etc.: a real value 1495. Pisesex 4 acegtner: areal car. won, >> eA A} yomoenre : mplete assort-| .*.' a a: ee a Lo>49 vOWEeee Few o ‘ ’ ° ° > . . " _ .? ‘ . ad “? : rie ' a ia . . r - te os oO : i : . . = . : “a in «9 } . an! = APL LATO @ La ~" ' ( hy Li ok, HH. . =. _ 7 vr en : sae ire 3! Ww mer tertne (Tar ~Oenilz ~65] ds ldo Nash T Fouring =y “gruar Lerust. 13. Years In 4227 AW Asha . NEW ELL : Linde!) , ; - : , ‘ ‘ oe S ; . 3 ’ e! Ru ’ -~ on e . —— ann . a ‘ . - ' ~ > — ‘ Ur ‘ay i 4 : : " oS emery en SP I AD OES rsee — om ~ o eas > \W\ { RI 1) ~ ] 77 ( AR , . ye é - ree3a a4 , oj ulpped with : Tyuco fine. : ~— ~~ oo wrt Nae a2 Oo ~ > a . ‘ “ga oe ae FORD TOURTNGS #epans corprs T*UTQ £ OUTINGS, 1¥YZ4 si tgs Oe . ip. De mace 6s ss = Sport Touring, Maxwell, 1925 ae | —— T c ‘ = ele at owest 1 . . — . Stim) a 4 -- is Jewett oxs and runs on ee ed : ‘ “—? . %. = all season Pilate €Ciass enc osures as new. Essex our? 2) C we tore fn : i. - es | , ~ a= at SW. A ; ors renk ‘ ; na Has ne T het na first grace tire letachable. which gives rou open and test bw * ” . . Ve . . , : ts 9 . . - . 9 ~y po ‘ : : ~ * : ee ° ry> t¢e > one Ps . | , . ew ent tm Pree storag co4 easy Words scriie tts Sagn so WOR s every € — oe ; = car — and wed car Brand-new tire | plana! ME a i - Four der. me oo ' TATE 3 at ea ; rf fa . efin sider $275 cast goth , chanica Ke ne“ rc this ' ~ re. eut-on at a, vin ter Al om yo good ~ 4 M . N\ - alia saee ¢ oe . + , AF ‘8- ; . “= oan . wines . ged : ges quit ene spare it t. motom UNIVERSAL. A =, — x. —. apare m™, areter anc ti 4) 4% . . 3 : - > 4 : ~ im o= 4 “a - « . - . . eter har an "| Tire wind- ; o~ n! «hts a ® - “ = : inz . ' . . —_ 7 . : " ' “OQ +: -¥ 6 . . “ . on : for eh sale terme em oor 4 = : nee . : . ~ Bay v\ =N CAR i-: ) ewviS Ws AC — loth ‘ 3 La ust Liar new .ires end Ly nt. 2605 Lads . == = — on rn oe ——i Our aS

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S o EUNDAY, APRIL, 26 . 1928. SUNDAY, APRIL . - 88 , a 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Adsin these columns today. post piararcH 3B - a hE “3° PASSENGER CARS = TRUCKS ate ACCESSORIES __ Touring Sars Riccliieh | Touring Cars For Sale _____ Touring Cars For Sale | Automobiles For Sale— Trucks For Sle OSS = ouring car: ex- . - ——— a» aeeumatiiliee _____—s« Miscellaneous BoC Jo. alent comvery. G2: 3. open truc k. eee — —S —=_- = - — - SSS EEN ) etn Eanditon; ,gncritice, $350, cash Tax ise Oia oie bee TOURING CARS |/¢ CHANDUER—Disoaicn = begch — irs: | eghgyigiae re hi een J > Pik RG E- -ARROW—?.- -passenger. tov Joo sand runs like’ new; Dodge roaed- CHE VE OL ET —Dump truck: run 1800 | a IS Cuai valve motor: Al touring | In our new Used Car Department you | he + Fr trader ink; pas closed top: sell| —miles: $450. $- O40 condition: only | wil] find y ] | cl ean or trade. 2821 Easton. Bomont| CHEY Re iT, fT. Qo ; . ‘ : 4 =“. . ; t rms, 32 3 Locust: open eve- 1H severa standard makes of : 1S. Onen until noon ja {+ i 1? 4 ton ruck. with gray . Sy nines and Sundays. (c7) late models. Every car muet and will ee =’; _ ‘ty dump body. 7200 Natural Bridge rd. SS | PIERCE-ARROW—7-pass. touring, first- | deliver to the purchaser the same | ° | CHEVROLET—Truck; late 1923; first-| |} QQ, Class “condition: $350. Call Monday } Satisfaction and dollar value as a new | | Oldsmobile 1924 ar; sell cheap. 2860 MeNelnn ot ee Ke . “ai | Sparks Bros. Mule Co., National Stock- | || C®: Our stock today includes | 9 | Ser; selb cheap 2860 McNair. ti ie a OO alma $150 DOWN $9 WEEKLY a 2 ae eee Was Today on Secan $1250 $10 . 59 sf T > ea ‘ | rds i “ H Zuicks. Chevrole F ni LIGHT SIX DEMONST A Yad - « » N Us ryvin | yar lil. Bridge 132 i evrolets. Fords, Maxwells | | NSTRATOR | 192 aker Sedan... 1075 ROS O se « £ | P IERCE -ARROW—7. -passenger touring. 1- and other dependable cars. | Cusatt model; De ae finish; fully equipped. | oad ermal ROL ET T RUC K | / / Sedan..... B75 == year-old; refinished and guaranteed like | W S I b $ Oh acne” ptires:, refinished; a || . ’ a « = 9 .* . i; new, Ww estern ulo Co., 4518 eg est ide Buick Auto Co. ” z LU XE" AUTOMOBIL E CO. i at 7 100 yr: balance re te | Th G A t f l 24 M d j C T d | aie: - R50 9 yj OL ( AN si BEA | | sa, Del ‘Jmar 15. | 43 Kingshighway at McPhereon. \ on om ans ; Genten > eee | ened and ‘Weat Paces, onan a 5887 1eb0 “ e€ reatest ssortmen O 9 0 e€ ou pes, ul or (5. Damen rer, ~ $60. ed. 3634 | Delmar 306. hie ~~ —~* 5687. (80) night Coupe #59 = EK MS S PRICES Evar oa | 795 YAHL a | Eva | He | Chevrolet 1-Ton True an ourdadoor sedans ctver | 1 Coupe. . 1085 o> RE 0— Touring: ood condition: ~ $100 a £0 —! 1924- open express cano py tT uek ain: ! e ere i : Be (Read! Look! ||| | aicxexsacken—iott sere ae | __ | BERRY MOTOR CAR ar ouar oo. | {ill S. Sport Trg 1250 1oa5 - Lo k! R L( 4 Kit NE INBACK BI — 19? . nee | TO (" CO NORTH SIDE . ° . . . 2 05 0 ‘ary t ebaker Rad 19°4 1150 ORS SPORT we wes ¢) ° qj: oie 7 ’ 2 , 6 9 ‘ , in G10 But neces -+++-9 205 SCRENRACKR bes @ ~ - - — aan eae eee 6 eee a? " : . oe es a ~— ies owe ; » TO S345 ‘ $1250 Oldsmobile .... $ 550 | Was $2050.00, will sell for i CHRYSLER DEMONSTRATOR— Terms. _ ' . > NT $.450 | | $1650.00. Will take smal! car in Very latest madel—run only OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS ww ans | trade as part payment. 4000 i} Subs . JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES CO : aa Toda ay ‘ ' 750 Overland eeeeeeoeve ee ee eves 5 arr? ; 19° 4 teuri: g: +? e won ler car “5 me lee i i Equi —~ ¥ ith ee nee SAVinNg. 465 yf Ee at on av De! mar 547. ' | — " oo ’ ; ‘ ‘ ag 4 site ~ > w a oon - ; me y Ae Seuss S$ 4550 g2i75 LexingtON 2. cscs eeweee > GOS pee Ka. on of Kas 15 000 to 20.000 on I WEBER MOTOR CAR CoO. | som D eR eee ag | DENBY—5-ton dump; bargain. 3312 Cam- L's TTS eon ? Ec chisscceces ...$ 1075 Ss: «@ practicali to new car at a «great | || STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS bur bbe bridge, Maplewood , 9 ) witchell $ ao5 | Sr +! ce in for demonstration. | |j 1817 | mper, snu rs and rear view DE ‘BY TRUCK —T - - as in 33 nos 6 « Oe) "5 gc150 New hb ssc ee eee « ‘IO ME THU ID y ‘& Pr ry, a MOTO mR CO. l Locust Street (c7) | mirror. aN ~UL Ww oO- ton, open express ’ Q9 L 4 . : 7 if ’ eo 1} body: this ruck iy ” « 137 Bat ocus ree 7, . ie we se 7 50 | Grand and West Pine. Lindell 5687 (c80) | | ee in perfect condition; | 3591 enn ; gi675 Moon . $ 650 | . : " | Can be bought very cheap: terms ” “=: / . » S200 300 DOWN | STANDARD s—Tourir ual Dor ———— |, | OPEN SUN "awl, EVENINGS fi} ‘ oy : ” . 425 350 § $75, $100, $200. $300 DOWN | STANDARD | 6—Touring; spon ignition: | '| @ADILLAC SEDAN —7-Pase. | OPEN 8 So Motdi EVENINGS. | Bomont 3102X Open Sunday and Evenings - - A , ; NO INT k R KES | town for the money; $475; cash, trade or “ines ee a z yee = Excelient mechan- aie Fiastor Delmar 2547 - - th, NZ terms. Motor Selea (Co 1911 Locuet | leally, upholstery epick and span. DODGE—TRUCK—1922: ra : —_=———— f 032, : sorme. _ 4933 Ladeds a an. red - my - _— epee sll al cyst One eninge and Rundaye (cé2 ’ ison invited TURD——Ton truck; ‘good condition; cheap | Fre —1s-ton: sell or trade for tour- | v Cc . FORD SEDANS falence term De & PAGE. Pe — aie STAR tee 2 ae —$ 7 a = a “ inte TOUTES ..ccccece SOS ) 2053 Frat ain Es, AS PR es ' ing K me Noonan. spas Sas Cheweahan ie Maen ieee | $] ] 5 TO $365 , gard and West Pine Lan . i SBR? «cRO . 700d . mditi Al com>, Carn ~y Sy tne ie | ¢ oe ae TM ar ing eo O6e ed $350 ( FY RD : rt us K; ow orm drive, late model; TRI«*KS—?. and contract. 4866 Carter. Gardner Roadster Moon Touring 1. 2f — Durant © P05 Locust Open eve- | 5 handler To eer sicte te $14 ) FORD OCOUPE—1923, late. High , @ac~ifice. 4224 Evens. Colfax 1918. ko Gardner Touring —e Touring bidsmobile Hy ro nings and Sunday (ec?) 1) Fesex Touring .......... $250) ' back Like new, upholstery. FORD—1l-ton truck, stake body: bargain. TRUCKS—2 and 3-ton. hour or week. | REASONABLE TERM ' Was Today ; -> ° STERNS-KN!I GH -_ } as o} ton urine: te ke . Buick TrrTrri. to ater ee sv4 ) Excellent tires and exceptiona! ~ $1°25 1oDU5 8. 7th st. : Grand SO74W. PR Ss TH T : WO ween een, ‘3 575 $ 450 mee tate mode . po And top; ride: bares 4415 Manchester. } Dodge . Cee ee tee teen ee Dee ) mechanical condition Fully POR! — 1 4 ton truck, any sty! le wody; TRUC K—3 -ton, and trailer: or will trade | | A NES J. KRAUSE CO. . aaa 750 605 wo wines es ' OUT Der rrwo le ~ ler ST imNS-K NIGHT—1 ino —— ‘ —- ~y reer eee eee eee ee ae , equipped Far above average terms BS Sere for anythi ng of value 48 37 8. Broad- & LOCUST FOREST 888 ‘* ; tire aAnG ? yr ¢ tras ~~ ss i ~si'*s 4 7) if a” ' JOraan rer? > es ee 09> J or. Ff 4 . > nea - tn te « . e ig?) 4 . : a Bye wd e ints of extras: &1°% 548 7 sees ~+t throughout. Interesting PURD g-ton trucks, 56, late, $00 up way, BOs Ose C emer ‘ ’ > . ih eee ee ee ‘ee BOS 52 ee ’ eX E at TOM! 7 1 a mh if 5 > me y RNE_K NIG —* i . 2s at xe - } ber da c@ee eee eeess : + ; ‘ terims: trade . 2006 S. Jefferson (ch7« TRI CK—2-ton dump truck. Pudiw*r. i OPEN SU) = AND BEV ENINGS., tuller . ‘eee ee "75 “4 ve ; » ta oo7.~; . = “ ~ ; : as be eid ’ clin alate oe 7 8 $250 FOR D—T ruck for ned Mer good eond . e169 Olive St on re | Delmar 27d) ‘- —— —— oo > ———— ; stats: 4. . —" 2812%X ing 1924 ily quippe plate-glass ert Oger m ae Oe “ 9G) 101 Olive Street rd. i poner - - _ -eebenae — roan sone Aarne e, Mm le - er . g« j rita ne ‘$1 SOO ‘ “ea ‘ Arrow Trists - ' Libe ¥ 2 = 7 — $2 ~ ¢ MARMON LIMOUSINE Driven - u nm vargain $90 ~S6U Mi ‘air —_ i _week Gavs. ———— ee eS - - | ORG ‘wees «e e'e o75 ROS -" —. Pw Swi rine. Opel aan neton Se Pe eee o M ; S°.00: rms. 69 Locust. _ __— fc) | GMC “er era raffic. orris. aaa. r. | Hee ot . ae betes R95 775 vl. Ow. DUTHWEST NASH CO STULDEBAKER—Lient 6, touring: newly | { Sell to the Shrewd.’’ BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY FORD Le! t iruc k; new rubber, . 7% 1) ae ot ‘bodies Ra he om ont a 1925 Series 0 ‘}, $100 DOWN $5 Olive, Bomont 3802%. 2039 Locust painte:: tine condition. 2033 Salisoury. | | ; Bomont 900 2201 Locust wn OA Easton ——s caakiomnine ta 1 fie a eghas, | == 7 ; — s r VDEBAKEHK—Liet 6 ike new: per y AH I: M » Onen Sunday, 10 to 3 FORI—1924 tr rH start — new ice body; GEN ky ‘MOTORS TRITCK CO. = Again an opportunity presents tteelf to buy an almost new , iit toa. ae Olds. 1925: new: paint. tires. _ fees pene tion. Goodloe. Sty ee 4 ' , ‘ oanr torn .. R lefling'’s. 2415 Olive. 307 Olive st (c57 Feee Essex Coach at a discount. The world's most popular 5-pae- ie " eTT’ . “> ae as ene : n - - ~ . ( | FY OR} domme ruck open expr 83 S ony: $50 _ ——— = == senger 6- cylinder closed car at open-car price. top good condition, motor = > ans + - “ngs BE}. “ 2947, a 1035 N. GRAND. Aa titateliinnicinacicnitiiantcsinenesiinepesinciancli ___ | — down: open Sun._ Riefling’s, 2310 Olive FOR GOOD TSEN- TRUCS SEB 33 €: Two models available—one refinished in two-tone brown. ‘ | ne ot : Al. Bargain. Terms. $595. | _ ee. ie coke |G : Seton coo in a VICTOR _-=1 other standard color. Tires like new. Spare ready f0F use ‘ oo eS a . ——————— | cition, chap. « ss0u jabaia * =: and other equipment. 7 M15 . ’ " e 15 V eare In ST DE i 5A KE F SPE iA ls six OOOO OO OOO LODO DOLE DODO Oe EE =, - het ik i ‘ 4 con , SO 3 LDSTERS ‘ | NEW ELL : 4 2) Lind. Husiness i Touring ofr _best condition. Apply Sun. : TF ‘Truck wet n_ good dition; te) Wide assortman of makes and sizes from => Don't deny yourself a Sp car when Bm can buy one of ‘ say. i 256 : She. . Del ee 9 G m. and ~ —— — er 9-180 Wwe re tic | one- half ton wu Ip, inc luding = = these real bargains. Bot carry standa actory cuarantec. c | Oldsmobil ll rs. (oT vi ni AER 024 oul meme | Automobiles For Sale , area $ic5 7a 4229W "Natural Bridge. ee, pe A Ar pent 9 — = Cash, Terms or Trade. : @OF : u STUDI —1 touring: not an or- — eee ye | “*lerce-Arrow eder == NS, S40 to $225 ' ar ary car. it's perfect: onlv $695 on Miscellaneous ae FORD pa’ l-ton, express body, $150 Traffic Republic = Ey ir Gerfect: aood 9e- | your own terms: will guarantee: drive UTOMOBILES — Tourings. coupes and. _1412 N. 224. (07 Sandow Nash =e Wae Today > , ely o_o good cord tire ee fulls | GRAUPN EP 8418 Locust Oper Sunday me ns: various makes from $100 up: | FORD—tTrucks: 4 tons, 19248; sacrifice; | Service ‘and others | = 3 S275 $105 : DE LUXE au T MOBI! Eco I—1924—Studebaker light 6 touring: like Se, ellent values: see us before buying. | 245: $05 down: trade. 3543 Easton. | With or without body and cab equip- e=s— ¢ ef : op ~e al " Romont ®R1°X brand-new: cheap: 1° months P teiner-Far. nkrog Automobile Co. 40 * ol Rie SIE, : Me _____—-¢7) | ment, as desired These jobs are all | = Ss ~BO IkS > Onen all dav ii: aoe eneminmn! 1—1922—Studebaker light six touring; | 60. Lindell 7782-7793. nikita FORD—Ton trucks. 15. late, all etyles, | overhauled and sold under guaranteed me- | == 3S! ocus' 325 a se = | $365: 12 months to pay CHEVROLET—10925; new, must sell. Riv- | $100 up; trade; terms. 2506 S. ae a | chanical condition. Ask anyone of numer- | +S | | ; pe 5 ‘ \ 2 )} ae ; . RSA ~ 3403 Locust _erside 131 0 7800 Ivory | | gon ' fs ~x) | ous owners of rebuilt jubs pyrchased from | = a nth i Mitt tht ih _ nes 1&5 ( lds-6 (ye j Ser As ave Hi] SOON 192° coach e700 ‘ F RD = or: tru ck overhau! a " —- P — Victor what this guarantee means. Our | 5 Ae ‘iit at + ' a “fF 5D ; ‘ Jate mode] ord sedan & ‘ Mee . = 100; “—— -« + pric can’t be beat. Attractive terms: iit on - oy Pee only traveled $900 Studebaker Tour., 1924 Model 1924 Ford conse, OL dition; will _ 1 35 pe Ser casa; call Line | pai payment down, balance monthly. | ai ac get 2 Z e+ ee fo : _ en e. — — A ~ he - ,b i} : Special 6 lise wheel impere @nd iot | tth — Kk. 4-cyvlinder coupe. $7725. A N\ ae T —_ oh S 4 2 __.. = VICTOR MOTORS. _Inc.., 2745 Locust. fc) | > ee 76 ; ow © , mone yy graDbing of extras: motor perfect: a real buy a lg rd touring car. “jt tart FORD 922 ton truck: fair condition ne , bee ; : - ; ” a . the ben ul) On ter s * tre de at the ri- $07 ¥ aed = ote a ad gee y t $100. Uu - Cc with & rier AY \ ' anem tats e-0 Soums halance monthiv } 1 Ton aoMc express ES Saee == “ ~ =. o\? is Studebaker 5S-naseenger touring ts 45ST! TZ —+- passe nger Call before 1 Pp. ™., be sure to see what we have tO eu Ton Dorris. stake body......... 1000 4 otter r Ba! ley. 17th and Pine (C) |3.97on Republic. brick body. ........ 600 | . 1 fit) 1) may, N A in oi ; thing Al: a real buy; $525. practically new: onlw $445 terms trade __ bargain, O81] _ernon SOUTH SIDE RBRUICK AUTO CO.. nye nee + | “good | built 2 NEWELI, 3015 “— ust. 19 Name « In R468 Laf tt FORD—Ton truck; reconditioned ; good for 3% -Ton Diamond T. rebuilt........ E 2400 4e1i. emcy ebonceal : 1 tO lafavette CAN gave you $100 om. any model used “ ddier for smal leas ure ear. | 5 -Ton Diamond T. dump. slichtly used 3500 | = — _Opven_ all dav Sunday and evenings (fc) Jewett. Write. call 616 Alhambra court, 3612 Kossut ag a DIAMOND T MOTOR CAR_ COMPANY. | - oo ——a : j y body; Open | Open Sunday. 9 to 12: ) ; 22°7 Locust st. Bomont 882 (cT) eee = ae — . So eS - -"s » ag uring: fine shaw yor 6i.g Studebaker Touring, —=Z#st_ St. Louis. f\ ~ FORD—Truck, %-ton delivers OT AND—1974 our ne $°45 @As on Tove Light & Rune RARGAINS IN USED CARS. } ‘Cre ; sides: late model : like new; bargain Tourina C For Sate Sem. Schnell, 47194 Natural Bridge eben and looks like new One Rickenbacker sedan, 1925: driven 2208 Burd (c) | q vars For 5 Ui} iene 6. $600. Terms. 3005 #¥out 100 miles | FORD—Ton truck, 1023. new pneumatic VSS ] j Parts—For Sale Avro €é ’ —Ton truck, e : F } Accessor OF Sak land touring c@f? A ; RLAND—Sport mode! late 1924 . Two Ric ac N S H TO URING Must et atlens [O° (aro ine c Locust a ini c rs wo Rickenbacker touring (Gemenetmt- tires, express body, $135 wenster Amy {7 ~“pARTS—Fer MLAXD—— Touring: £00 nditior ~oee Studebaker Spec. 6. . One Rickenbacker coupe. 1974: never en aay | a | | 8B $10. 3537 Indiana. 19° 4. S-Diseenger: new tires, — ptheap 4695 Olienbure ue pen 1925 Money won't been rur FORD—Tri icks; we are acasquartere - i ai =. _ ~— TL rricce ‘“iue, With ettTipe tar : ETT. ANT) — “ne . a running e huvy anw me r, extras (ine Gardter tour’ ing OF wml dump bodies: contractors, see ys it = RTS rings. yor ew r tor _—- - ——— es . . - 7 ‘ ml WE RI AND TOV R ING, 1924 ee ee ovcesr Fc pegl osaca C ene; Seer ene Se ee ae ae wm. CAO Woods Elec. First.) ee eek ALTO suIt'K Touring »eee02868088280 a \ - of] a ru “a tires ne extra é hargain -_————_ a r) pl ee LOOK Wse | persect mist ae | im or - “ rer, rs fie a =~ s a= P = SS class condition w ERE R IMPT & At ry TT WER GROVE AND PA _ iA> 5 Terme © Pare ( per f $1 aD nec lean re at once - A? oe = aocagenepentat = a ——, ij “ 4 . » ~ eT + Bags — oe ton av. after 3 30 p. m. and all day Sun- te | CO., 19th and lacust. - - DELL 1481. j , turk Roadeter “ss @e#eeeveeeee'eoee WEST SIDE i oo “aL TO co day. night. Sunday (c7) rORDS-FrURDS—FORDS , alge Touring “eeeeerreveeeer Kit igeh ghwav and Mel’herson ; = _ a 7 . > ~() T"nless you have faith in th man das ee i. E ee es ai a Se teow Touring . , eee eeeee a Delmer 205 a Ww sige M ‘ 7 my CO... i ne vou Gp Badniee ett, seer venta ome A ‘ a FORD dy TON TRUCKS ie | | | "hevrolet Re ade’ or. "7923. ste le a erland Tour: Q?* \ on } : OK. odliapncts 4 werus (Cy a is Aa gambie ; i | pon pen ~45 4 pw B a. went i | gow NEEM tine Soa tor Ar contre | (See!) tae ie coment tre tn ve ger | | ANUICOMMOIDINE | |i Satter oss tig “a ~ » Bree and motor A condition, ve : cage Ey chase of a used Ford. Before you si OTOR CO.. INC... il J|| AUTO SUPPLIES, IRES, PARTS ole B. IML oe. ceecccccess | eee ork | Studebaker | Special) buy consider our 17 years of suc TASS t-4a Seen St ‘||| Federal, 1%4-ton stake...$ 175 OPEN SUNDAY DELMAR /4 56 . , UTE ’ ‘ASTI, 47°8 Gravois ; Touring. 1921: 2 ern Ae agen cm - on. . : FS + i| Mute Touring .cccosvsccesccves Our location 't« your faving i ic) 9 - osue8 bumpers. brand new — experience as suthorized Ford | FORD STAKE TRU CK. iii White Produce Body... i 8 425 ONE m™ige Romdeter ..6cecerecceese eS i Z eber rubber. Looke like | | COT o n ae |, 1024. like new; starter, pneumatic tires Mack 2-Ton Chassis.....$ 875 |) BEGINNING TODAY. ro Theee care are in good running end Towrin wmnm..taure @ ©". ame s SEDANS RB eiiesca eeu, ‘S218 0 $200 | |" (easy orme, 3116 Cass i | White 2-Ton C Yhassis. ... .$1975 | Kleazxon motor-driven horns. 250: ; a ahaa 2 =P: . ition: some repainted wees te q .: g * oth and Lecust. ||| TOURINGS . ...... *"3 75 to $245 Toledo says cut down Your iii « FO D T UCKS 'G. M. C.1-Ton Chassis. ..$ 350 . komo cord tires, $5.00, tubes. first. 34, 15? ~ “ Do are real burs «nd must aol 22 model: original baked enamel fin- : ———_ ||| ROADSTERS .... 50 S250 R R | awed pig, ome ers. . moe to make room for others ee uires Motor Al. Priced for STUTZ—Touring. Al condition; must eell | EASY TERM , 51 to S250 |); k , | | Federal 2-Ton Chassis...$ 450 M| | motor oll. 5-cal. — a . $2: luasmae osrriers. mn trade on new Naeh cars. PLUxE yTOMOR mi at once Colfax 2675R. (c) 5 I DESIRED | stoc ; reduce prices; move $50 and es TERMS i} | Oe; 1 greg A5e: acks. TBc av’ ILE Co., — GRAV O i : ; E . a : one ro en? r : i . ) 6820 G roils. (c6P) ; FORD SPEC IALS. pen evenings and Sunday a~4an Si Mites ‘aed aveninne Stutz Touring Johnson Auto Co. them this month. , |) —— eee ee a CAT Open Sunday, 9 to 12. ||| winashield giass. upper or lower. $1.50; a sires: wire 3667 OLIVE NEAR GRAND . FORD TON TRU CK o | ad | | alurninus doll- “up cape, set. B5t ie CH She oo O25 s 4151 Forest Park Boulevard. | ere. oe old-style sedan stat covers, | Co. : pLensince:s rebul)t and renainted exce - aly .: .UTHWERST 'N ASH CO. ' ~ | ws. new =e nee hig SNAPPY IOD | BHADs Olive hemont 380 0% $032 LOC 1 | i} } LIES. RUPREC ‘HT MOTOR CO.. 22 W a r: priced mn wt > D at — —— ~ _ — —— | T; ct ’ . ‘ re y — - —iii¢3 75: Ford Kingston carburetors. Three Places : Nl + t 4 West nr x A! SH f ” t ! Tm — ——-— = - ain- om — if D.. AY’ illys-Knight ( oupe Sedan 5. B ROA Pe oR D TR KS i . SS SSS j $3 on A Ford parts at @ bie reduction, it xX 4O39 | # ocurt 9 a - _ery* r toe 1 1 — ese nk or wn ¢ . STUTZ CW et ge . ) | Co. 2201 Pi ono . ~ Lic BRAND NEW ; Si wy & 'e . Ji \ 9 S ’ ~ o.. a me. 3039 LOCUST ght Car ‘Speci ials. Os Ce ” oS Maxwell Sedan ALL MODEL: Auto Trailers Batteries _ for afi | REPUBLIC—1 toy chassis. $160: 1000 LOCUST 3005 C Panes « St ge tig ROA atrec E MOTOR CAR CO., INC | ——- | BATTERY bargains 35 bp. arte for ab 939 Choutesy. ; Werlar ~ « no Wer? ne livered Lo 18 fror & tay : Brand Ne St det 9 k S - 4 TAT “e J 4 “* ‘ “* TRAIL K R—In Paa ad ondit mn 1410 Nortil bat:eriee 1414 Chestnut ‘0 3 eal vs otuaedvaker sport 9 2° Locust BI Marke Phone Tyler 145% — | GUVARANTEED BATTERIES. $5 up: oid 3041-43 Locus | i NTE 4830 XN. Broudwey ‘Tops For Sale BOMONT seee Sa: 192% Chev let. at ay > a real floor beautiful Tu 18 me 1883) Ford $) 1H (ja? er hoon tires hydraulic four-whee! TRAILER ‘ T | pyterrbes ~ 4 or ' i — ~ ° pe? : = 7 “wi me : . ° " hate eee - . ed prperr n be ™ a , ) ~ tak *7) nr trade. . A one 1” \ , " nringee vou yrakes rost S54350) Mut price rr. °@ * r 4 ) ( le. rr "TT . . “ rr aaa We A eel Et, WS 14R0A4 7 "on / - _ . in me . - | tS ( ‘ ‘rnlet Sed: “wa 7 , , 14, Ts ple. tent: all complete. 1489A Laure aes AUTO TOPR and cush recovered, KLA NT» 1922 touring car 2826 ere Wort Liv Wiagtwe \ aake i. Ai avs e700 ferme or 1? acd ‘ y™ nm &Sul&h re | HI 4 : > or : , | | R ( hey ro] t ; edan iy ord Ty hen nS _ | - = y | nm - - BAT TERIE » = . SBA TTERIES 1450 X 15th Tier 229. *. a putt ay until 2 pp. mn Ss ‘ ‘ ya - O°R tee! body, $195 : | . KLAN) hou ne " BOA Hie “ut PeTTY arrTn: CKO eNO? Locust Ld Gus R GRAVES INC IN( ms, , El A ‘ >, ET “9 A R Eo . ‘ ‘ rt * or - ake body. $185 Accessories, Parts—For Sale Rrand-new 13-plate DO) year guaran gg ay” made to order. up. ei. + — 7 3 ‘ yw ~- , NEW C 7 Overland Coupe Sedan + ta express body, $15¢ tee. while they iast, $149 pena ws STU O KLANi)— Touring car: pone for i aT win-wix. 1917. Mr. M Iliken do38 Lind: Lindel! &600 NE CARS AND ARE 1921, 3 express body, OL" AUTO Oll——blue Ribbon. 10 gallon fe KOENIG. 2651-57 Lafevette. | {tro TOPE. ~ repaired ; ; ‘ : - : - » Runda _ o% km homes BLOM ’ . mle cath or termsa 4646 nrigh’. one hachane a nen = PR I¢ ‘ED Fi yk Ql ; it ‘K ~ Al FE > : I: J a body. $150 $3.50. 408 N o_o. —- = Open Sunday. _ ie (¢) Ford net KLAND 6&—10°l. touring: @ pRD— Tourine Car: reasonable. 8444 — 7 _ —- ays = 4 ‘ BALM, Hupmobile T ouring 192 7 en Ce sa 100 aul ! AK Pa—bor ot aes cer sou Ff. | 7 | . * - = 4 — for sar @o ne wk li ng for al : - T) (* Tr *T Ks ‘} iPr +. for ” " Paopu ’ cur al ; ’ ’ am . 4 h | 4 \ | 4 . . may Sh Col zood aath. : _~ se hihi 4 ewinr r aero 4 i hee . “ “ter = —_ 31) - T OCUST F] ia t T 7 ly a ‘ ANI A. A — - eis ved idle mode i fs nde; . and ee » for b ce BODIES— AVE: aedan. $40. tourtng Sis ma)! orders filled ead + vuer = . rect throurhout: origir fin ley ” To nt y WM EVENINGS ~- = ’ . - . in oOurTrin - aAaSS ePnNnelO- Many otners, “is *s = , Warner Gear so $216 cust A rade. 1940 Lacust. TIRES ~20e! wth : — een ' hN 'N vA A TT ° 4 ; a > I . - oe ee " oy ' exrre -t- t e - TIRES S024 LY —_ —— ~ a : _ . Wi lane 40) CViiee i. - TI a. ry re MOTOR SA 1 fo %9, * NE Wwe i 15 ¥ ears in : 4 M ‘ rR ( K-—One ' on 4437 ra: _ FENDERS —Dodge front feucers. al! nse - BY —Ford trade coupe body for tewr- | 70: ~~ ye KI AXD- “3 BS tour «. magia “h Sh Teurine a 4850 Tasto- Delmar 204 CV ' Business. cure body; exc _— ene , et els. | ing body 344 Wisconsin. — | Tikes—4 , owe ' - : a first running condition. | wy-eraoTr. Tour - = ha rea in 44 349° LINDELL S : Forest. 28572 a Chevrolet. on dele $0.35 $4.50 He Pia | BODY KAKGAINS—Alwage, oon mercial. | $60: rum 500 miles — Reouil ‘” {*,s vs srand hat: Park . J re ; : 7. rpinia +} tag \t , for tractor if , unin AJ uic u mm : , : ’ ti ) we KLAN TOM Tourin * “cord ' ree: aCKARD— 3, ‘ . ‘ ge * ; . ; “. Slot. terms oo - = ‘ ~s . 4) , aner — . . : A 7 . . ? \e r sei. cheat an be @een at W n.d all mode.s S1: A Ps c i's 75 ” preetere Se to = = truck " ; TIRES—Vour S404 cord tires: paint enecrifice, S285, no use for TEA Sates. now cures ting | WISTS NIGHI—“—lOVring, Ione 4 Ford Four-Door Sedan # Shafer Poak | Phone Edwards Btudenaker gil modeis. ‘$8.50 to $15 50 mL. teas t ~ a : = —— vite aa 1518 be t KiaWl.wTouring ony excelent . a = | PP L1Ys-i NiGgH'l -OU4 Sp aes ur e — = ———> ———— = nin ons Pep NATIONA! l tor Int truck and epair t* ty els im fs | BOUY— G23 ene ¢ eo dan. ate 22 an [4 fe, y new pon int ream rian tele, fe ao toe ee oe te? wt ee Whew paint and nickel, fully equipped, Se Ford Tudor Sedan. Gane Cartes fax 1918 WAGNER GEAR OO., 3010 acum | ok ee, " TIRER—Ueed. U1 50 . - ® Loa Don: ‘ aie oe =. 03 Lawuset | rrp r rN A L—Dump tru ex i : . : . r? : oTO>R rr ere a yen — PR a = 4356 fhe and alae ia o evi et - . sacadl “iy ta ai Ss 3 Prod - ye" ey satio’ : _— ‘ejpen Su K. ARD SI NQGT, > S] X 1923 \ . had nt igh : . . 1” . ‘ ‘1 A m* j 5 ; ri tru - 1UmMne b> 15 Fo rere ren Tr rPr | oe | 7 fas a F ne a 12th ot oD posite (ity Hal) P rik#ie— re ITRER. 2601 Locust. OF Seeting 4 thew ite $745 : baited ‘ gyains 17) sed ( ars that , omit iat wi * aol cheap, 3145 wheels. tir of env oerte onen Fun ———— oy eee 7. ordere City — 7 KILANTD 19°73 peor’ tour ee ora mr CETON M vIN y E00 ® oe Touring b te m ig telly coshate on ee : / 50 ( ars to Washinetor ¢. dave enn & Rene Aeaw (QA) Mo) DIES-—~T ie “ idest are e’ - , oe nut ef ort, 7 oe another, $40: a “ict. > —— and rune firs!(clas ° always open are excellent. mechapl- 4 MAXWELL—1974 licht delivery tru k FORD MOTOR—$10 with title. complete | Ford body barge —_ oe ° ee” ’ TIRKS— 5 new, S5nd nGe ny pey “un jaye. - - 4 291. &: * = “ ar. S048 1. Sag jem peben se | or : * c38) oe 5 ike new bargain for uick sale wees" rear end. $15 front axzie. roadster bety : Louis et 3 now ° FORGeIOTe, $50 t “4 duty coords. ane, fire. J —= —— hae TRCN . eQet ee tan " - a — 7 lamayv Perry Cc} Pra rr . wheels fencers yO athe % ame -s 2 > Mmocelis, CovVpes + ‘ ne N “TOU RING . ae—teuring car. first-class condition, | WILSON MOTOR CAR CO.. 2921-27 Locust cally and new in appear- er 7 Mm Oe np ey RON TRUCK. STAKE | SRI other articles. 4745A_ Nebraska sedans, $75: ensy terms: your old ‘ody nee jad & ( } A hk L. A D La Pa de AY , _ - cel e icc ro it ‘Jid - NI Poi las - . ; ogee . _ @ “I 1a . , . . . - : low n ton ) THe TH (ter Sunda > end eve ee , : MAS ALL : oo WIXTON—Touring, T-passenger; In exre’ | ance: o BODY; PNEUMATIC IED 206 8, MOTOR—Conrinents Hereche!-Spillmen ; het Body Co. 3147 Locust 8 ply EMONSTRA TOE: TRCOUNT, ft 124 ere: ‘A pheeton, completels lent condition throw e! out Riefling, : SwRI CIDER & VINEGAR ©O., 206 ® motor Cotta tranemission, wheels ang | ee ae | | wheless « } i ie iy N EN ; RIG eh. » ~~ co i a Cert . a, ’ 72 “ : we ’ tee for , oil v\ . -— “0 ) - effe reon 16TH ‘cRO ra rw i Tr: a ffi ' hap on: 3u > bye ut oma CHEN rR eT =~ ay = LOU AUTY Romans ae Mr. Bell S015 Locum if yot want a bargain in # real 5-passen 1923 Overland Touring. .¢295 ne OVERLAND 1972 PANEL TRUCK PQETS for ai! makes of care Waidmas ‘ — ve é10 tires ke nen ve S&t as. Pe} —e . owe . @on> 2°5° Ce omnia Runs £00 teal for ight delivery r Auto Parte 3519 Kasten Bomeant 3670 Moki iveDikie—Beden and coupe detl One on Sundays and Evenin b age (-Pass.; almost new eT ee ae es clive gervice: eave 1924 Chevrolet Sedan... 545 ~ al a8 ren| bargain. $200 (cB) town, $10 month. Morrie, B10 Ove.) oa wive ins cord ti + — i Fun 3000 wniiles completely CS . ‘ may 4908 Easton pt 1975 Chevrolet Sedan 495 igi Cee! » Ow TATE MOTOR CO INC ” RS ‘ NSMI eaettc es For Pe - wt truek: ex me epoeguiss paey in geod condition like new. Bi : alee four 22 os ‘rT yer i ~ see urine s’ i ; : Te) fk ’ ; i - — . j ’ ¥ " 41 4% ia r=t ’ oath ; ‘ eye eo" 4 » idl ie v4 aa 7 par be ¢ 4500 Fe ee ' , — ie thie ti% we CG wes ov" "he " » 2 ¢) & eon : i fa _ Pibveet | 7; * Marve. — : eqQuipt: he 1} On ti ex Ais ‘ ~s 2 ou . ~ » =A $4 oO, tr bee 1e¢23 ( ney role t . oupe. — aw or ; ACK ARie— > ee ~-* OF tri ue "K a : good = * : 5 - ~ he aa AIGE, $898) areas, SPRINO TRG WAGON Cal Store| Susarae' Conroy Ato Pare Co. WBA | seiky BOIS gutele Some Wade, | HK te e Ss ma = - 7 , ’ = ms ‘ , = ; ‘ove = : = ——— op : venir ve ;' 17 4 D a ie virtua! lv Bportare, 4 TMA ee ry ger = : T . ("a rs— -Rea! Bargains f ash. Terme or Trade. ate NO KIN AN( ‘;E r ‘HAR ‘ES s"T ANDARD.—2" > tor «take body and cad ~~ “TReD ParTx_ Tinea’ en Mon ay ¢ . & ; nen ‘ to «xem Om0 fastest enor , — on hentia ouring , “ ae i +1. 4 Aaive ort ° ¢on heat e rebullt Standard ‘ ' - aes —" ru RIB—'T re k ahd teert her. — Fg * a heat @v TTinishec ike + - s = nak , 198° Fiudeon sport, S4¥o . | .— - “e (c) Parte for al ? nee ~e owem csine: $25 up_Eirfiing's we “Olive | TIRES ih awe com + AA. wm ac : tre, ee Tay ’ : : . , a yn 4 pov Nash geert BI wry” | % % % ea (Ss — a sy yy , - — — FORD ne DIES— Ai kin ; new . $10 - ~~ a ¢ a eat ing: 12 moms MOE: Dew Hixtons vir, rs -s 1909 Kesex touring “eis F500 = TRAFFI( TRI Ki ath at cae “eas 7 tan ‘ =) up trade terme. T7835 Olive 7 on ‘Tu . , re, yrir at ual no " Site > c Ow VULCANIZING OUTF A 5 vuitcan . 69 CSED TRUCKS: PRICED 1 Pe ; Touring, foatoters. , woh ~ , UNIVERSAL. 3401 ( reery a ehis ang Rundaye everything ver firs! lene . late of 18. ne Ae - ee sie) rA “Tt ry eT HEEE ining Pace ” = - : ara ' ey -“ eT ' —— . i? CF = nt ry Th : ; ; in the * ar for teal per : touring, S195 | ‘ayy Yedlys wd Caer sand Srex TRUCKS ARE REBU ILT AND REMAN-| must sei this week Paul H. Giessow. dow 3790. Vii | IN TACT “RACTIVE TERMS room ©1353. 1607 Lacust at bids . a nn ee ister truck é aie | ruck 10°" Cwerland (racTt RET ATTRAT wok D—bodies poursng. roade sedan te =- er tha’ © “oy + ged — - on - SPO Conaifier 450) eaten A, ; 1 ~ . 19°° Dodger touring a oe VE rs JSMOBILE acy I,. ¢ Always oper tad aay tert trae, o- — 8? ecu 5201 McK 1SSOCK - 2 Bis KS EAST OF | USED FORD PARTS ume ane ina done real uy at a price you #! M | Rrand new 4-Pass.; halloon 309 L t St Da a? | At leas ta half price fenders and wheels 4220W Natura) ridge. ial cr SIT ae en fron Gre vols me a ge tired Phaeton: disc wheels 3 ocus ° BICYCLES, enon a ocr as low a6 Wc 322) Feston 28) FORD Rens ous ood nee coy wane un) Li weriems 7 Lire ' ¥e Op ‘Ee ’ OFFICE FURNITURE, ete. : > | new: on mount a. Gur jocation is your saving SVlinder: hus completely equipt; a real jy Open Guede; | A SAFE PLACE TO Boy Cee nT and SOLD ats PROFIT te| International Truck p. arts ington _. ay er ws ‘ny . ' , * ti de to Pi RI Boia 1? “a overt Miler new buy at $185f rerms buyers and seliers THROUGH POST- PERRIRE DRA CeeTen MM Tor ro madodl r ia ” I oe get? ie DISPATCH WANTS. ' 2011 Market. (90) wn eS) Pry, , aim on Nw. . . tires Be) 1 - 15 Year or a . : : dient ed . NE WE Ll +. i: ven —-= ———— ee — ~ heres —— Pp | " * » O01 Lax uel Open Sundar, 34°22 Linde. us ee I « > se & > or _— ~* ran © o) & ee & + ch = “ ~» -~ 2 i tea Linn > oe ~ Se = ee see on ies

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STNDAY, _APRIL 26, 1928. apait. 24, 1228 | = ___ 3 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these colamnsteday ("a wR ee “ RTUNITIES BU OPPO SINESS WANTED BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE __ BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE tytn - . *“oiw's yy ene : ,areae o a ru a= . as reo i. ce = / - * , _ ' Js ge¢Tl > . } a : r ’ fal . " x +r “ s / > - — esil_ movable | ~ a ail H. i Ritrtce ce o “TA : \ lla 4146 a‘ . Arter . " . a. 0 ‘ Ke = {1 . VE nw Fatah’ s* , « ¢ © | nN “ow Nie if 1 &e& it PTD _*. fuli Tart _ vi e De Midaleby-*' rehall Owe Mie * ws > *- ¢stadilshed fully -eculipw a yp , ; Cee ; - - ry - =e Cistrict ~w rent $700 Cabuny 9430M shokness. reason for sel ing STU =. aie rake F' i, ° . : ; 6: od _ - . at ea _ : ~ 5 ’ —= j Soee aiiZge _ in Duy \ocat r : reg a" xc x nionoee ae “ . +. - J = : | —— = \. t - : tiage . Mil LINERY — Attra . ve _¥ fy . she Susi : siiLon _ ening shop - 4 (oO 4 ‘ : : : os * ; ; . ae '. sss ' t AV e@TAZ s ° , . 7 : . -.p t “ation Vem Ta ~ Siv_s —- ; MIL. INERY\ w Fit }b—¢ pow! 7 ; . p . , rr. ™ i aire wats wu 1 eee — oso wt a : ies | . rose trana.e° . . , . 4 - : . Ke? net $1. hive 372 : “kk sale . tent = ’ aa ‘fice Rax ih Wigton Sin TERA ROOM——in Ww 7 ' a a wil 2 i—Fe bu 0: BEAUTY Pa ots: will ; shed 14 : . ” anxious HS bowst-imspat MILJILINER . : tow halance hike Pent Firest ONS handle, vety low price. Rox Pos: ve SeCCess OF failure in raistag | _oune with or witho: fice: | 1004 7 6 make oft H-320, P.-Dts . ag aed ty Snhom— We CS aDSOeC | POOMING HOUSE—16 — reome heap Dispe teh e8} ° ea ne : | 1? hie oe) no ‘ « “ “28 ’ ' i ‘ Tiew: I ma t "y , , ‘ ssiv . . ° ~~ : TS rT) : hy . ~ ° » : - . = . apattin “4S ' iis —er ine ~ 7 Tth et , .W a : ‘ 4 shove nished rmx . mn reer for ihe an @ wes ~ Sorine a’ : or @ a 3a a& ren bem AEE NG. Bev Sb tyax Olive, 10 + . VARI nTY “SPORE—c heap: sell om eegoun! 900 «FRED J of sickness, 4 (e) na rai : z \. : . ks and save chic ks, worry gam ps we —- —~ fod — - : West End estathi shed — Con - * = ‘ ; 4 : ing levice and . ‘ “ : . r>~S » ’ ren ry? - ey. e _ - } iInmment : iGging re . ~ © rer) “4 c ’ 7 an . : . hy patent want . _ ‘ ; 7 oe i) . ‘ ’ Tt 4 ~~ . ; —_—- . .7o e ege R ane ~~ : ne ne - in ; a , > & : r byte . “ : . : . . . . - . ‘4 sias Ta t's] a ** > ; , RIBS NCE! / mday aft « achine: £9oc itast her hot waite oe Sines 4 mals cS CRa. Vears bus hess se! meee “— ~ —_ > = . oo ee Te one Vi ot r 146 and janitor service DELICA TESS EA ws ution price | GROCERY NI MARKET Deine fine mn account sicknem °701 Pars Oo | Ween Agent. (2) (4 Rainer 2h FARIETY STORE— Arsene): ™ corperation or fiae,'E L. HEYE INV. CQ. 7th and Chest: reasona 140 Morgant road. ic siness: well-pob . strict: first-| WUSIC STORE Music ané@” musical tn. | COQMENG _BOUSR ae Calo. win ing rooms and hath (©) Post -Dispe ie 5 -_ ‘ 400 Ti+. Ske Mamie eo 442% ; NELICATESSEN A "vk 2 NS FECTIONERY a , with fingtt m. » eood pace for ae oak. We = he aed hg ge MB abe > poome pays rent, Seal Se Via . .RikeTy STORE Sy 5 — a ° Ai 7 . gs. ie j oO 4 PAY _ oH’ . . Dt hy » -_ . ‘ - . . . Spr | se . s «* >» > +) ent o aura 8 Om : Dis REAtTY SH > ange 30068 hqcauion ISlo S. Bee . wt Oto Lexington nes SSO0) per year: « wll all o gved opportunity - ity a aro" law Dian - - : ‘a —_ ma ; ‘eit ¥F aa 4 a2) “ i! =P ‘ i sa . FRO eERY 4 TILA markets cw “we half nterwet or wit! trace : .. ee ReerMiIng HU Ss. © Poot. furnianes| Bros Sway areton ft vetae Ser ia REA 2 ei >. 5 PY i. Se . " . . - . . * : bh, ton . ‘ iy oe ey ouilinery. Box rifice for $900 if sdid at ot germe if ann — fi . = Mia ders the right boWwe: reason | NEWSPAPER ROUTE—Goa!-onving & ye Waaeni se . - es roome in ar: must eell at once. “fi B - ty D the w desired Cabany 7541J Be CLICATESSEN—West Delman: high-clage we OS. ea’ e city Cal’ Cubany Tadll ness 453 iwdet Mr. Blanner. (cP ROOMING HOUSE 4501 a6 : | any time 2 m! : . ag - TS ; . ' earn tne ne - a . Gore ; as ' . y — . ; ewer) furn rh rT rh , a! . . uttermilk : Dems a Wair : k - i “ Mo. . sf em af au’ rrve) o paint ne the he « B L RI rw ‘ . . Re 4 SEIN > had) sols : 4% bins , " ‘ ss. mes -* } s«' - AN ; MI RAT MARK i-—~i NE “ ho oe y — ft bute aftern Pr mrs rented. nace e : ¥ . 2 ‘y ARIETY AND NOTIONS a " — . a - 2 ; : . ‘ : : - ‘ ; | * wy Ly rf =—- ’ “wt a ‘ - a TT} ~~ : . a 24 Y> a: ° , - your hance: ~ .~ er . SS. n 4 , nz : ‘e Nn | _ tr r = ? IT S .%! 4 a , . rif = : . . . ba . ~ + un le = ty Pe 9 *.s% * oe we r rea. eetat *» py Bab Cc LE—Thes - ~ ) Se. : tra © . He any ; 60 n b if ~ tae rer re me “ | me. DELI 5 saa hk ~~ . 7 . ecue an ‘ ‘ o ‘ : S000 sacr ¢ e S| Sa MORNING t t“T =a Ant ten ~~ s— R mw Mi > MSP > ~weettie of furniture maker suet ell: make offer. Bes } sents : : ness r vurse at a very low n 304, sum N. ONG at?a . , - ' TA) les 2 10> : 2 _* sou : } cos ope! © ° . : ; » rive an RiPl Nas day ll to ZY p.n time) OV Papin. | ve 1D4QA Pe . — + tipped: gomd location, West End 148. Pra Nispateh | ‘ theater. ‘* . « ig. field for good mechanics: day and eve- | BOARDING } SE—High-class: West . _ ae Will cive some. terms if Jesired - sen _S | rent $35. Forest T4138 (ce) ie aN he original, designed for the Write or = Tous «—-NE-sON ning c.asses, tuition 5: paymente if End: 20-room residence easor e rent = — Fy 4 NEWS GEN UY—Tewn 1>.om handles Ye tLe *3 wy | WY EM WORSALE A ‘ate digestion of baby chicks mas Theater. 146 => ah Bt dered Arco Auto Painting Co south- $1750 . os , . mm 9 50 Rex DELICAT SPiN P aia shea rofitah pie” ‘Ai--Anad mM - mares, i Detter 00H v 300 Sunday ‘ a. ve te | eon AND Ri rARDING Mul? FE 1a An: iy Schemlita Bakers surely : - ’ “|. y y " . aes = ' ; : ever ¢ res ! M be POT - Sout ea cat i “ - — 2 a 1 ' ~ ram? , ’ le a) : r . . “7 is real life insurance. Just ri large corne’ etore rou 4 Vike to east corner \ anceventer and Bel. icl) L. 44. Post =} cn ci — oN “ = — Pe * nel =. & a go . oe m an m > an ed » + - ne pPusiness vurice SS5S500 Roz J-320./1 twuei: — eee? a! Si ygigee = othe Chouteau a* ‘ very respec &# eci«e ntificall naif 7) but he’ Ro -i4 PP -D RESTAURA: .T Wid sn > nfectioners BI SI NESS—Automobile oosesories ire ras «4 ‘ : x , : )s i)is “ * . . : od a a on 4 “sea ; ys Mispatch : a | ' ue! or ; MO ih - : tl : ; er. . mea’ tar 6 stan - ‘ . UE ai * ‘. % _~ ot Phe : : r ‘ roon . * ti kK _ ee - r\ VEU SrAPER Kev Ts e.. shAv , aig FRe « YMTN ’ bit tek. 13 ree tgp s nike > ally rrect_ and guaran Eegeveral thousand collars that © oy fect 7 a Sa St, Ss per | fore: & 0) Mane aS SC ) { business: | est i Apply H. Kingsbacks are Eagle Dis re he ee ee aan | ae ation, terms. 3427 Franklin. Lindel! rive re eiits The extra c war’ large ° ea : « give " . . . : : r} nox ; 5 ’ | a? Ty e iy ; ee) > VMeran ec (> - wo ai as ) + ~~ tite c“ unt Stal » =) i Md Arcade al K fio 7 > ave price riteh? ‘ar ' miss r* is LW +s 2482 - * ‘ — 9 : ‘ ° " : +> Ts , cer: r 7 — ‘ers —— . = : ; 7 : : : os ‘ ? ‘ ii : : - ‘ww laity Ov aa : . , -. ‘ raise pay f r all the np y gists and ph o Meo X € } : Fit Rt STIOW Ww a.—-Or aird ome eoulp- BL SIN ESS—D oi ng = . ‘ y and 4 ; a eT: RoOCeERY GhtrleRY SO i wa € yr Aled nel Tin s Z ™ LU i, indays ; L300 Om S86) ROYOMING He i. 3 ‘ Powers ‘all rented! A Iwa vs u niform clean, . 4 ct J " meg. mA 2 ry Au ing ment Box kK. -5. : O3*- ee) \eDatc mors st a i. Pa, ay I ) 4 : : ona: ’ ee etiging. wholesome, digeett it : ture and ox ess . a . ; sm ll se $ detais r) eguest aS) pr At®@® DALY Owner Box H-509 F Pui nned wi? > ne LF. . A bh asSr N ad ‘ nery and gro- . RY {? c & ery rentrails poate amabiished 10 "04-05 Victoria Bide and Lacust. | and 1000 Sundays price $1500 ‘Rox s Batt Sen ek Th Aa th. ute ns ? : Years Dayine ProDpos : price $°so00 r” ne Centra ete A 78 a5 1 338. Post-Diena? ' 2 Hie i ; - ok ai RSON' -- bie ~ - . | | ivi ; o ® Rimi MING #{ ! ~ out ry “= de! 2 rooms LOA ON E good work! Dealers sel} F hermes, Sw)! ‘ | eos - od > = Sundays 9 on — ra ' oe ni ee e. 1m Sie rr hea t ~ car @arage living MONEY , ol nt} ’ ia : oseNe pf : rmistivtias sa | an ahs on rent an > wee Ail istfloor ‘ eee) exc us.’ =e Cos ——_— ; , - Reg ted c l x Miasour ruarTat ess five E ,- mr ictliars omce. it Ome mm ‘ : ; Ct ' ‘> ons 1. . ' vr —— san : ‘ : é “a . aaa - . LATT FOOD C8., Philadriphia, Pa, leg bathre fixtures; wood Box H-59, Post-Disnatch wees Sarton som a ga Oa 0 ‘oF | Rit ‘7 ~ " ‘ s To * ert : r ‘ _ TV ; = ij — . ‘ et ?t : ree. ‘ bargain a ° er > has : a5 . A ‘ 4 IN\ ESTMENT iW) . : t ’ Guaranteed a Se: fuly equipped shop. office.) | CAN SELL ANY BU . toe ; . oe =] al Rox 4-21) ot “i ‘O11; Lawton. C einar ! 104-05 Victoria BR wate’ gt }ROOMING HOPSE-—-10 rooms: large sa) & ae acne nd for sale by “t prof t Sa ‘ ee W WITH ME FOR Q "IC%Kk ACT 1ON TAYE 7, ¢ ‘ ‘s Ls bost-Dispat I GULL SA wten - De & 4-05 Victoria Ridg Sth and iarust rage n Kingshighway good income eiiston ranch . ire Hosiors per «f ‘ " , . a s hi ~ . . . . ° aoa 4 °) aor " nie mh «68 , f 7 en 1 ‘ , = 3 = / 1] Od ' r a ” mt! : mnt ‘ a.) ‘ aay 10 Ph “e Centr } os . Aa r MANY! “RS ON] Pe. I a A GO DAVIR. 700 Bast ‘alee Gemdin- @ ; : 12. 193) Frankin. f Appointment. OI FILLIN _ cr | Bove other wee P Pes cash. balance | MONEY TO EDAN- Potties . e F bokas 2" STATI 1 And ari S50 month Foreet “ AL rea! estate automobdiles, == . one . r aor . . . Aaa . ll } eed, Seed and Poultry Moats a oa ho COMM ISS10N , PHONE OR | WRITE 7 oe. aa - - ie vos fw. oem btwn Pa — >a? AS : Delmar 297TS\ ris garage. | ~ . _ aeeseture ssetrit 18} ay AN te bhi S a AD ae To — , a b i —— GROCERIES AND MARKETS renaamatle. “hae how coe te ee, | BOGmer ee aes—i "reams. $20 7 xturea, manufacturers’ or supply Dealers. St Louis eee ee a. en Sar —— Als° L1°4_ eT E CAFE TERIA— Bus ies! bt. O8 ORL STORE ‘KY A, 6 ea srocer) d &M at Rent $60 with 3! Hammetw ¢ -" Cor, Marcus a rooms $35: 10 roofs. $75: 38 rooms on good indorsement we Ad ail. omer . . sales. riginal inves: ment 8 flats, want farms guarantee + ear S7TH0-S10M Missouri town of 1S come and Soh cr foe HH aeman freess 4. c! ASO. 12 flats Ra others Ros L- securities ~~ conft vee neg Fy Seed Co Wap, $20,000 yearly, Auto Safety /i9 flats. want groceries Siyear iease. $12.730. haif cash. Box With smal) amou . “MS! | rooms and bath in rear, Hussman freezer | PAPER ROUTE —Account of sickness: O00 | JOR, Posi-Diapateh terme, Prank, 712 ve ote , Je . Cerp.. Segus. '8 4b ’ fate. want shoes. | H-179, Post-Dispatch eee a Address W. Hf 5 I ‘ine and will eive. lease Jaily. | 700 Sundays 3193 Gravols.| ROOMING HOUSE-——-8 rooms, for light es os ; — bees eos " : wi rT} a " flats, wan art pha’ ob! >. ANT 5 - Tl rik I] jieaci ati r x rth , oe ‘ 4 \ as ec. nealth rcen r . . : ¢ . «it eas - ._ take Sidney "R45 rAvtias ks eping wit] sei! et tr ace terme at. t ANC Ee Finance Corp “will radon 0 — 4A —- ——E Se. Lauis to Kansas City e.. bf ats wo nt ir ies et ox T-389 Post-Disnat DRUG STOR! silding sold: must ve . « $33 ee ' PATTERN SHOP~—Entire shop | mart Un (« ifter 6 p m. any evening. Lindell aufo payments and advance more POULTRY AND B Epewmone, Caht.. OO Avertis ~1 &' iroa way eaving town, PY reoorme: 1 full ar ow . Poultry Suppiles For Sale R 4, ona e al e.* ork en ute (10 f . 8. "Ox ' 7 eG oe a! lea SANDY STORE—North | sfer cornet ‘ ebtedness. Gralike Pha be Meat and .Vecetable Market—-Best o RL ROOM —a-iable: 1@ih aad” Wel eatin asenan heat. al Lee aan’ Go ; ecaltgzate ¥ ura som ‘ othe if irk oe Sargain this week BR 3 ' eee si e wn e te 7.97 . +_Tyte Nia este (: 4 ‘-s , Viog recom Hox H-diay. fost ind 4 North Side her. does $600 a week S450 eaving city goml furniture, ° . ~ alll —- . Lens CANARY BIRD HOSP Boz o-" * : , ver -— : - ~-y a ae . ; riTat speed money; easy Wore ave 1. SELI “You R BU SINES CANDY sTORE—Cherokee west of Jef- DRUG RFit! zx sfore in ive ~ onvintegtindee yl siness ent 340; g00d | pRINT SHOP—Well eauipped. downtow ROOMING HOUSE 401 Maryland: 6 | AVOID worey ‘beiter to owe « : ' ~~ F . " ' iy ie rngs : We are deli h ounce that Dr. F. W: Bhafter, setae Man, ornithologist, of 17 years’ expe ~wrn vy } na . a rade for good Ford. Lindell We, ave cash bi Ivers for any — of GA or trace ! | good bu 202 Rialto Theater B! n ters . P tar } g rye) aa ' wr , . ’ : . " . > ~~ , fy i? a. ri P . aa 4a) " RELA miles sout : fo . ey and M. ~ feaniewood: f aacrif ee. Rox H-111]. Post-DMismat: _modern roome, Drick residence: well “yr race pare : well w } , as . , Pres — ; . "RINTIN PLAN’ Mediun urnished, good income, $1500 cash, be +4 reosca chares , : wo : $ ' ' " . #4 } Sess i ie. a A " Med) i size com, nee eaav terms fo) M tw! ‘ “redit ures th tor tee ¢ 7 2 Oo eu néing ountrs keoek husi' esa a aah wrice $4300 biete or parte 916 Olive - ; . -: ew ROOMING HOUSE—Furnished: rene vwery CONFID Tal arm ice. is house physician to our Beg - GARDNER REALTY On . ' fern bird hospital = = hae $700 and serv-|*02 Ri + ow M. Sal CHILLI PARLOR—Anad sandwich «nop ny BS | | _Y : « ~ ay can be com peate GF Ge. es eS : Ri Theater Bid rand-Olive cheap 2005 N. 14th se good roads: cheap re will invoice about rrocery and Market--Northwest did | PRINTING OF Te by ~-Weekly newspaper “ , inte apewer ed vy et ae ponene o at off) ca, fee, “ to in. e : ox HM 308. Post-."l SE L L YY oU R BU *SINES . . 7 i} a. Tor ; et.Dispatch _— $i0 ) ae) and arery | inese last and toh sniendid locatio mode reasonabie ' sme S750 menth ‘ill se furniture >i lL» : ‘ ~ ~, o= : > . - ' >t bh 5 ’ 4 »T Li’ ~ : > - > = s ‘ ‘ P snarie . = * . ’ . > or tM i : : ie : , ss ? oo | ; : " H + L Lis “BIRD STORIE FACT" RING PLANT—$4500 » . \ . HIR PRA P ate yy , oe y MEN? DRY GOODS—And building: South Side ear verhead low: price $5000 equipment: fiet-class ~ondition rigny : ete th. +, chea} ave to leave CN) Por ments. BR m a0. , Dijve. c ve , : _ ; RD | : ete go ne ~'ant out-of . Qu ak action We ‘bave Arla : A ; ‘ «ta is eo > — Gre , O578 t a KERR my ESTMENT >. nriee Rox J td Poet Dispat h ’ Oe Lia —s ~ = | : —_ : ROOM NG BOK Sh—12 rooms. nicely fur- ) PRIVATE | : : epateh. | manv Rte ot For good business vroposi- | CIGAR STAND—Ca magazine; bar Phy Go | — : 704-05 Victoria Bidg. Sth and Locust LADIO s > — PFaliy r erme : rOTS Nice 10t on » hand: 1: also pam » + = RE] = desiring sales repre tone privately if ~ wish gain; $ 2 / ma ‘ “ Ji 3 i ~~ one . Central ®846.7694 ; on ned: nue esta Paily neotent ‘ am A +s lea s verv reasonable for auick make vour 2 mt Clete ets. onge bivde of every @ peur At i ees Save 5 me o*; "MSHONEY INVESTMENT co CIGAR STORE ! Monday, $08 Wash — sired. 4253 N. 20th. | Gi BiwARE SPORE Good locations nice! lent opportunity. Ba *t iat + Dis income $200 month clear. Box I~) Mutual © “20 ovctorta po = ~ | 242-243 Missour) Bide.. Grand and Lucas ingtor DRY GOODS sSTORE—Estamished eight | ~~ «:, "Box H-24%) Post Dis : ” -_" Post. 9 Pogt-Dispatch fe) 1 ar iet "Pho ae Op ' | 8371-28) vears: transfer rner; $2000 398 — . RADIO AND PHONOGRAPH RUS NESS ROOMING HOUSE —1l4 reoms, weil ter SAAN tL wee gues " re 1 | cares. larwesét eelection: lowest . : » everywhery, We do no oe Sateen kh ndell 8371-2813 (c) | FIGAR STOR se Foome. reaseu | WARDWA! REE! oped. worthie®s parrota, 2 rated ines. | . airk Johnsen, 116 ; ' IGAI Raye =". io 7 s. reasone- I : fo) HA DWARE ef th Plemar t loca tior Established @ veare: reason ao, ; . nished. running water in euite: bar witheut ft i a Se NY BUSINESS SOLD | cue SRB Se gt ee eee ee sone — STOREGood Vocation, | ycceah ateek: promt, tpasonante! owner | poor health. “Rime W348. Post Dispatch | ferme. Also 10 rooms: paor Resith. 481d | ve_catee—Raae ae ous ied i wy? fauX, fast ‘breede ‘. rv" £4 ‘? eres » | ' — : Q ick! y and Pr ivately ‘ i -= =,ON Bo r00U"u > n oe > | snefea: —— 2 yr . . et ke T . ire ' \ r -146 t TY) " VW ashineton re) én ; = - : ' ~ ’ . - . — \’é 7 e i as aS . *oyat ] . + h : aa , | 26)" 1 — ae “ei ‘ie ’ ’ “fe i'ak ; 78 Davieon. Reilefontaine car north p business chance. ere me; 1800 We have a larce number of cash Duy oo Coane — : fixtures. $6000, good lease. Box L-125 IARDWARE—North & laut b wm Reads -to-Wear and Millinery ROOMING Hot Su—6 rooms, furnisne Loans erocured on a oO = rary \t ne kings dragons male prote ‘} rive : “ ae " + * M month a quie lv au mae isa i : D e $1700) ‘Phone Tit ; + . . ' 4 i ) ore Price SLi cash at > = +> View) - =~ A 2 ba = ’ a \ . ry, ; ; " sale it? ited ‘ w >dnamdiny th ; PONS—40 pairs of white king mated Meee E SUiNeS ec 610) BL. HEYE INV. CO.. 7TH AND CHES CWUAR Tian Se a ox roome, worl will oa TAEHWARE aint” ote: established: | nesa tn Miieeuant clio af El ned Dae » monly, AMERICAN Lis » A wy rki- x at : bargain. + ee 9 Me- Arte \a - Ssivu4re itive Triai NUT. 400 tle Guar. B dg Olive 44* nig iass pos e > (a ban Pt? $5.53 Net sna b or ; » . 1 . ‘ ' . ess . Miisseourl ¥ oF 0) 00" wit arge “ : “ ie Tr . : . | ° rus 6 . , ; . Ti ‘ n . — ab : r¥ ny ane 7 ~ ny 7 ’ 7473 ic) ae | w. 4 er v 4 A aaa '¢ AR JA R oN is R 4," i’ . " - ~ ‘ar. ’ ~ 4 > , li . ’ . . . t ° 4 aN He : ; : ; : sonab'e ease er business fPDe edern building tox k and fixtures will | rent 3.0 neome $140 price . S00, V4 {' ick hs " : , rooms rent SILLY &O income 400 pric eo arenes INS—15 ‘ties c : Theater Ric oe : : : ve th ba dN! } variet e*, fap yo and ecquab ——. E DRY (,( 1 IDS —- Srnali stock ) mar Léa Ruel 44°25 Easton finveice about 37000 iywner w sell with | Slew ; , parte Ae 1i4 i! yi rect = bs ~- South -— } it : ule marke big eae Doth in one; adjoining we wr” Until the sale made. Call us for an im cheap. S04 Hig! . “47D. £10 . | $2000 Prom Dispnt h (ca? rooms, $850 16 rooms, TY bathe, $1000 *, eats ar in r ne me th S the weet: a Snap. investigate *.. rte terview. a "3 ait =: aR et rt. x 6172; 510 Locust St. FRY & KERR INV we 44 MENT OO RESTAURANT—ILS0OS8 Madison et! bis — Sheo0 n' rooms. J-car garage 0)" pon ae p me MB. yo say SBtanass 7 : : Ra wet ' tT Le _ , 4 ¥. rs atau ‘ : “s lnm dhe al = , - : . ’ . erat , 0? OD “1! tor I th é d I ~*~ ist : . = ‘ af ‘ J hi Ll. A ' : pee of eo on . ence for our tiluetrated FRY & KERR eae rMENT CO.. rent cheap: equipped r wholesale and UVYEING AND CLEANING HRAN' H La ne > Aa ‘ - onae aos - _— REST AU nas birst-class, south Bide , : . AES NS. Fee anit ’ LANGAN, 1860 Wash t = . 1) a)ae : l line how to do it Piy oath . PICTURI HEATERS—2000, | 704-706 Victoria Fld Sth and Locust nd Ae ahem meee “nase all . BT) ri Roe K-1230 Post-Disapatc) ~ Al LING—Fully and moderniy «quipoed. | 5; = —— —— | re WOMING HOUSE—S newly furnishea *™ a he rt, > LESTAT RAN T—C heap Apply 42°9A N | decorated rooms, complete for laeht NO NOT ‘LOSE. ‘you AR — gaie or exo™anee =" Ifjuis joca- — ’ am a ; — : , . aay Af EYTECTRICAL STORE t; , - shiished 10 vears: wood morevy-mak- — : ’ ’ ra COAL. Ll‘ b AN ’ i3 Live Nu MA rE} F,' ‘ aeteen- rl A} ~~ RE — ? cood ta strict ~_+# ; Br oad’ “ay LO . | ne’ t} : . ’ 7 — John Orlick’s ler igs establishes ake _— reriarEeNT ~~ be wend “yilw etncked x 7-122 rat - er vner offering business at Dargain: | : Cv tee gae ranges. exce ent fu “ r+ " * ~ ee attered — "aaa t WR REALTY . . ; patie k ry ait oY 2 4 = «ft ent } ; Tre = Pie P| rene a iif ww ‘wo . ° . . 7 - F iis }? oy Ly o7 ; Le = 7 ‘re sa : ~** JOTeS (. To weal on Pa -? pderful sone har won the admiration Rdg _ = : ‘ ARTIFICIAL Fl OWER SHOP- Hand ing on thew 7.0 a ieee ween . tan stake icks. 3-ton dump Wm. ae Len : : } —— 2 = ae : Post -Disnateh e) | RoOoMING iy » WARG os Lod adwanee you more money. Car left Hund? . of eatiefied customers; RN PEPreiis ou nad 8 18eG Slace cards, tails arcs, greeting cards s Meni a’ . or : Warris 29793 Thomas Linds eearrrcemy ti Dhl d me, terms Box H-| RESTAURANT—* . N. 1Sth good le ‘ . . SE BARG \TN in your poceeees mon} ¥ De Ny re veare ’ exD ~wle nee. John Orlick. 1 - : : wiry s: a ea D table decoratio: - and rene aper nove { Vii iN \ | ‘ sr. i*> ty —j |} . sae) me bal ° = ; = : — - - ~ : — ad : ‘9 r at Tyie : | cation ge!l « heat j ’ roo house compretety furnished for 190) Leow et. vice , . .? ™ . ; . ti, ao herje«t ? ing VA est : anu AY . ‘ ; . . i biet ’ j ot . i a : o- ~ 9 Aman . C7 ri EL on wre rrr? @ See Vir« 1) #8 Lad RESTAURANT Confectioners living | - abide he ine nxeocpiiie . ba thea Wallet or third service OL IVER Bement or rIN A . ' es 4. ea SAics .Ca lilding ' '> . . , rt! Tox 413 room 7 iliy TTT _ a> a} r ~at Qn te i poor 4 CAT ruraece dea. with wrer. x ; — - aoe AL - > ’ 7 , ~~?” . " : ”"~ ; ’ ha ea Oo > ’ }ey ‘ | ry ’ a . 7 7 ¢ { ‘YEN TIONS f r ; a Moet lL» spa : : f 7 : Sf I i? + ’ mrmee . . > hieee Overy hen hy IK. .. aie. AL NY NL i “ 0 sa. ‘ t ae " Bl Ll ; - 6Tal ~\ Wen ; real bus NOT! my » . : . ; v> > ur — ws er i i yer eri AP 4 | ; 4 . , » H a : “4 etores Ovo Miil Corp. 409 Mfg. Co., 3610-26 Ekrrienht. ost ition price reasonaDie leaving i try: established 1. seare in St Louis GARDNER REALTY . . 45 Post-Disnatch - : = % niahext ~Car Sarage w ren! othe ve 2280 4" rm : . 147 P s+ -T) ethat _ an R . 7 nD P né t apaicn ML : Ry al ’ } io (> oo. lice > ka " ' ; P F es BEAU. RAN i= ‘ ie@ap [ol qj iicaz au'e bus fle ss rr yar bal te len! ire ’ with The mROW $50 to 51608 ON _ a» ,' — 7 i ; Ai ) ; — — ——— = = . . ~—r Tec - . t - r er art ne \ furt ahed Col ’ 7) T “wer ty ove ow net sunday as Pins - a) . : iS fo your eanaries and polly: @ mrs vt ty tormotve ; ls AL TO TRI MMIN Sigil i’ 20 a cation NEE NERY -=mai' ine eT eries Ah a 7 A ‘ be atahiislie . . . “ ~~ a « . . Ss ' ~—itas™ (ew a r : "OO: svt . Ld "” ; +? . y rhe - : os SO left ayy ante ode ! 4 Box Be ‘> : “h A a ny : , 7 " =o | . ’ ‘oy ’ a a Sa . . , 2 Fil LING it A Pi ™~ » ire if a Da tte ry t* > an AS $10 000: nme al “ RE ST AL RANT- -Smal barwal: Informa thon wholesale vroduce diatriet $1650 ; ’ } ; ‘f Box H-42. lost Dispatch If wou have « steady * we'll advance ie ; ~ : favette 7 ~oat-Lhearnat >» os 13 . ‘ AS ene Appiy Zool.) tiebert cent: old stand "63 # av ment , , + T, > - . — : s . ; . = ther sp | ; : — " Ti ss a : - l Mas sd : t - a! rer t at? »* 1 ease. $1 | vt ie . | R \ ‘ “«) -_ >) - ¢ - ti vr 2 _ y lo : r ake otter . e528 = , A ~ ° a] | ’ 4, ii-ss be? ~ i;as re and no - - . ’ . ' " r ; . , ; ; | : . ‘ A. rel. . 2 es ' : ipgeu ‘ A : = , &. re os ern ’ ‘ | nd TO . se ne anc .@ .PECTION ER Tice clear wa poss cosn spe 6 4 Butck coupe OF SIM HoOTEL—With dining room. lore estab. | REST "RANT — 5S rooms: eas fare | CORNER SALOON All fixtures, 2 fle ee PiTAl om ate ; ' ‘ ; ; : d ; ’ 4 } } -) wal t «capedbie exper's -~ if! sick sale 2) 4 > ty . ' ; ‘ sca mame — rer a whe elf wit $1000 cash YoU tie | $a ce ] we 182) “ " ~ cal aoa a Ka ~ owner: form Missouri corp.. "a ts Aa? ~CRELRAIR US ; pc ONERY CE CREAM LL BUSINESS stablished smai rooms: will sell at bargain account oO STAI — Ne buy in ettv: clear ey ow ,. mt wow nee »« 1 for 16: $6 100. gis: oy own , o- — wed 4 “ AUT . PAIN? m AND aias A R 7 i — r A Ris oR 18°79 S Hr iwav a w rie avis for e t sette al other business: terms Rox K-4. P.-D ch RANT I in “ R087. _ =" Reom 20% Olive 255 S e Fr - wel ) , E owner: form Miscourt core, | AUTO. PAINT AND RERAIR” SHOPS) PARLOR—1929 8. Hroadw: a Wee Be for Europe, n | othe nde oe a S. , . Pox fbi-vs Post -Dispatecl oan T 50 M ~ na Ca an} 35900 id) INF RC TIONERI—-? >. ent >! . Bt wwe eh 4 SSO i) 41 rooms, cowntow! sieam heat |} RES TAU RANT—Downtown ina jal =@ ORNER SALOON-—Al fiatures sen € - "eo ' ae , a = ce. « ; ‘ .- c ny ‘ " | men - rent oe : > ‘ i . ‘ , . . . . —* > = : ‘ TF rey . ; Gus—$! ~s? rrr 6 : i «© ‘ °* bu se opportu’ . wT ParnT wh) " "te ars Swoop. gc aness 1400 5 . ; : —- : —— . - ree 7 ea — Also 45 tion Rox O-L3SA, Poat-Dianat «ir as a4 i i‘_e Wi EAM \ A Ni? STORE—On account Eee A tA rT—! , . . : ’ ba be a : . a) - “ ana : x4 a . 4 | . ETS 2. ie ok ‘norcas; and oo. . ~ “Tr "a ary Tb ~ to A ru REPAIR cat ar af} lf . 1° ov INE Es rrON ‘RY s At lur “ " —_ } ly SiH wis fe (sis ST Rt — 7 od iainess REATA PAN yr Cle } ’ al ad nent €50 —_ are 4 wd Ryn ation fa Ser rable 1, ra) ANS ON SIGNATURE j r i] : : narens. ame > A | VN ry a : 7 r i” . . ~ : > | 4} ; | " - “4%? eo e . gr . ” re. 4. 474 — oS ‘ Yrher & x i 4 rf hy, bos! Lis . - on van —_ Box HT 11s PP D with ; oon ” ane BK n bad “a , : : and! nd stit: -_ ‘9 »4 . mil ton ‘ > ase - : . : : " ~, reo _ ‘ eat - 2 - tif simee 1On ‘ is ie ‘ pas . : mt web? ‘S . ITER (ORPINGTONS—2842 Arl ; _ 8, _ , our 1 aseot AUTO REPAIR SHOP—-O: stock and | CONFECTIONERY STOR! _ =e RNISHING STOR! ving t poo —— . oTr as ' RESTAURANT—WIi1i! ; : GAR RISON SHOR SHOP-—-1920 No Garct $5 op: diseounted ff if tn «4 nee. ore / Peak . : ane > 7 all Mar ' eat ipm ry mm . — en ne te —_ Call - Po i ~~ tetva ‘ — P| $i ‘ suas ‘ =" | tan? ~* “6 ; .>.) iGal | eit ‘ ‘ P P ‘ wo { 7 ,ea soe ") ia. WA ACLON Team and trucn 4-reoom ; rh rs Al Ht LAN —F a tery ciatrict : har@ats acon o key one 14,09 ‘ lere at 4080 | iherty Central Truet Hilde... u “23 uPP s >} = ~ yim ‘ intry re wepe: ¢ ; tlon cheat rant owner eavi ab »* "Ww 2 . . p= ts . tes . - ad —e, ° —— r SLit el it , rm. @hte sal aw yi bh : ris het ai ouv : aoacity . * =i Keatc Ha Oru e pare ~ vee NPE | = Ri- — it S! o } ear } s iLJiapa | e ¢ as r%, . Kress? (‘olfax 1% Nor ( \ . wit! SOMe cane 3 Sate : ar gs ‘ CONF RETIONERY- 7OoOd pusinese rotjat S16.) Kastor - thwest St yoy about TOO custo Manchester (ce; , I VM 2 —_ ‘la . ene . . 4 neg + ‘ ‘ ° ‘ a A’ ; ~ : ; rit ~ i >}? Tt ats - E “7, oul ‘tt - , his ks Conkey's but an a wear . , 4 ' Te inery . oe - rhoeni s, : 4 aa : all se Y ine ’ «? t ‘ O™ " Sa : AR v " “ T oe , “9 alti rie ms gon | reason for | Lee ef _ bik ¥ Ll) 4% RES Tal R AN r ‘I iis sheer —_ R - .~ _ Ap! ys . ae a be Se | AU TO! OBIL _ ANS ss . = . _ io . YT) ‘ ; : » ; y - . ‘h ry 7 . : new us; > . ry ’ , rr ’ ’ + » ‘ , 2 " ’ ’ nt 4) té ‘ o ‘ , : _* e] ’ : P ; , . ; d Co, 411 ashing 7 oe , artes 4 Bo H puth: cheap: up-to-date materia River s ing ines SI ~ ine su > ) mE Niel ty account closing estat sl é nees, chen mm acecoun of other bus Kex |) “0 ow -Litamatch ; Lasker Finance Corp. urjPutore iii aie ———— : s sat rr acvice 20% e ‘Ae 4490W Rox H-323 Post-Dis 46x th et REALTY co r e 4 erce Bide spruee nem S48 Ea won Ho} REPAIR sHOP--Old established ia’? Leeust St. Olive O30. cenit) : : oa ' ) ~~ “- . : Jer TF ro - : ; . - — . : is , ‘ ia sta” yee . , . UBRATORSS-~- Smat of ies curt ~ = . , wre BAKERY RUUTE-—+ heap 314 W ateun ~ —s NER ' stand ving & I CREAM ARLAYR Candies, cigars RESTAURASN Nort inaienrt Dusiness. ; husiness: want to leave town. Call Sun | — + one? ?} Heat ; O08 s "= o'er wel cated . suiLy en iipp , onmis Jl } } ist i les 5 le cit) , AR Aish. re : . i i wth }} ery ete mpiete Wi h 8oda fountain ‘a ‘a fy) oan ) (FARDNER RE \ TTY , 4) i ty ' ; ov ory ch ind | ’ a im "904 \ T = : : " - . tee' A Sg ’ ited tha) rum . — “ re ) ‘ ‘ ‘ . e* 7 “es ; ’ - ’ 7 r? ‘ “> orti rth ‘ lie ah as ’ ey T " t go arr . . ' = i ’ my HOHENST . na ‘ 64°8 Michi ifivce «A innit nese Rox Ti BAO r’. 7) with ease Rent, n 1@7TRJ a. . . a a nein , wae . . - wa r ; Hii RE DU ( E y OUR . - © t¢ : “ ’ . if , p . 4 . - . »* ree . »* ih "7 Pa - . ; i» , | ; : - - : : : rhe . ' . ' ‘ . . “4 ee wart ba afte ‘end a et summer : —y~ + = . . ‘ JEWELRY £& ! Bares smvesce | RESTAURANT Weekly receipts about Potoma. ie} Al "TO PAYMENTS af ‘ 4 orivina!l buttermilk carting f 1 avoid chick losses. Conkey * 10° seate ‘0 ox nerienced . - »% i ?y " oo ea AKF, t —_ W th bul. iti. Dl ‘e "|Z R¢ ’ F r. . INES = An ~ t — . } ‘ \ »/ ae 2 © 7" my . ‘ ; } *eguad ‘ ~ " : ' ,/aO)] ° ~ : ne . ry : ' ’ ‘ ’ SiA »\/7.*% ’ o4 a.* >: ' see ” ey on _— . $° >t) Anniy heiore “© > sy) N ’ ‘ > eee . " . ‘ »T) 7 - +e reve ; 16) . . has - , ~e Pe "ys ». 2 rr 2508 / } weer) eI N " a0 —- iO s - : - a’! GQoiere St. Loulw , of -- . reputation 1 bu iness SH. 2Orh s other bus G good ; mM, as ,t? ; - | Toth sa sian ah 7 -" . _ ——_ Wane Morgen Paye Off Your Loans WEIERY sTORE—D eood business = . pill and advances additional om le hy . -—— = ; oe >) } - - v. w borwsase 4 "© —- need aD y. Box G- L.A 4 — * ”) Ti Ke ™ ery air’ ; ’ R - Let T ' : 411 Wa ington & . a Poet. T)ismat , oxen ws SP >, a+ .T> "yg * e ‘eoON KE rv.)* i> : ’ 2 ce . am ~ ~ ~ "irk ee " . oha s ' 2 + , ya watch ret if RESTA RAN well esta biished Som BOrT DRINK PF AKLOR Rengonat e 4810 ute ( ; , Suringe biants kh run ng on as nt sickness: rent 320 ; GASOLINE FILLING STATION n «on ansfer ohitigh a out of business ageount healt! =" Finne ‘e7) | | S-minute servene: Sve ie butors noe ah , i stores. manufacturing plants. ho- | 5, kinY—2-vear lease; patent oven: rea-| 05, ° Rox’ H-331, Post-Dispatch “ nect excellent tire. battery and | frede: gome time paveane ated ea Rubiic Sanare, Mertestie._to _ |sorr DRINK PARLOR 4 ay. (1 Sta Sure a * ‘oes oe oT ~ —y cu any legit imate going business, ant te On ami. i331 ens > . ‘ f ‘ _ ‘ ; ~~ . 7 } | 4 ‘ a * a KE my I ») i«) VA ; \ R MI ' I 1 ‘ N RF _T At »% A N t —! eat a “ & a” , —_ z Pal | rT i} Rm? \ K } A HK | ‘ ym ‘ ‘ombiete 4 | “0 SEES AND BEE SU . "\ natented genuine re ‘ shake st Flos — tion ss ‘ a aor quick s @ living : = Le ws st ren” . . & . mer Hox tt, Lon ERY phen s A ” — , e: hig oppor | ol ines * wes it ome ab it a1°on we -ik'y Bal ~ a : a ae ST 7 | - . oe for less than lath and an ia our Co i711 8 +} . c “ ne vithou ock | on —y : - - Hiv eS—8_ 4751 Con ordia_a¥, need in both new and old bulld-| BAKERY—Good business; upstairs shop. | CON FECTIONE! NI : >) ' rORE— ‘ ba 1 nvestment ii S. Broadway 1 ‘EST Av RANT——Well established: going | "OF? ~ tte emer nee grocery i . _\ . mt i i . ‘ . . . — errs ** . saine , . . men? @' ery bu Ais c owner eick m iat Pave " Sac ny ~~ 15 ’ = - : . ‘ , , ; A . ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ’ - a . ‘ Tyoats a v : )) sines« or “ } ut VUaineess ma ~* rive ' ; ad | +’ ib . . - ; 7 N ec id Any s oney ! : rofessional cal s ' Gr = a aN - = 7 SOFT-DRINK PARILOR-——1420 N. Vande | . iu to s\seta ‘ ere 418- S Lucas @v. Central TRY NTIS F “IS ‘Gs ‘ta 1. = OO ¥ RESTA RANT—tiood piace f 450 for ; . tee oe. enced’ te coe in | SORT DRINK PARLOR-—-And pooiroom. || tem in & minutes, fidential. || ca—~queens, noney, supphes. : exy™ : n | e - : 2 ( . ‘ . ; . , ls med mene or erage net profit $10) fice. Newstead and Lucky . $35. it uing 3 ne ? ~ nior . . - , ' What have " 1107 3. Jeffer- I He uare elievitie : 000 from Yah . on “ = | . — : , ‘ wat nea i S&S. settee venter at Kasten av | Horro® $50 te $i 7 7 . a ¢ t) “a Ww ant ive AK : ~ped fix? . * } ' @« - | ra le ick cCeErR \ a *% |? Vii . 4" 4 an te > , (ee a . A | xX Slay a Yr fast . , ne = bh " row, he 7 " a’ hus -* 7m '*4 ‘ ‘) ti le ; yen . : ae Pn ot : piet L7i > th of Morteage re written Kring . * . ; ‘ ; omen mer of pat *s ny re ian ae, :7 1 Sai ; st . . . . " i rt , ‘ ’ . " . . ate tam . eeu reksonah le ; a : ajicen + \ ; ete . Va . uM at - “ : al | r :4 . ‘ 4 ~~ * * re ew urbar tow? >! 10 “ ner ei .* : . st - aengy nem am 1 ‘. " & O41 ORINK r CR) Sik fn “ se wn . eee FISH, ET C. . Payment n from profits. ; BAK HRY : swesi , ’ moe at I, ; - . . esteoDtisn Lose eo ae Se es. ment re re ne se ired PAi- rand 3! TH. 1280A Hamuton Doing good Pusiness ' yy : ut And . an tris narior RESTAURANT Walt BierTees “ he - aed, roo) Sar ant se MONEY RIUM Wtd.—WRolesare we ast S50 to $75 > ae ecmantanton. | © ARERT—_Wi h of without property: one, wi!) sacrifice: reason for sel ing ess. | GROCERY —-Market. Routh >! reome, | &) NCI eos barbecue: on State his date. $40 to $45 daily, 1-veur Jease: | SOFT DRINK and “not dow’ etand near | » your price let and catak TAIG Post-Dispatch Oe Sy of the best stands in st. Louls. gone | EO rena ; See Ney RN + ~ ot -Diepat ct .. _ Diace uinned: cheap: St. Charles ear | aewe ° ther business, See OTTO. 200 I'nion Station; $30; verv busy street I ( : > b4)7 - Grand - ; ~ » o ce - = = . . 7 retire a gu K. Hox Hi * i? I mat-L > ‘ ; } rt Ty Ni RY = i? a aan. \ . eh : : = 6p , 7 e a. e ner ‘ x : Stat ~ ¥“? bs hae _— 8. ed. sa i 2018 Mark OANED HNIA—Tropical fish. hone ney " 150 ong? ) — a es NESS. BAKERY — ness compels selling: mare ing ae i f1Nness \1 at ' mr ™M : . a. : : - , Seong handle. tox 9-50. P.-D at hd , a 44100 Canart mobi le Terme te eult. income aT ——xauariume, fish \7 : BURGLAR-PROOF a ° , AR D R RICA ¥ ROOMING HO! SF—I002 Clive at > ———e bs oor Plan Helps You : NTwovy ’ Tih » t t ' ; *. . ; we. 4. ’ — and — sonstbis prions By ~ > ; \" 4 . ’ ; ] OR a] > |. >» ey mana ‘ — ¢ ’ Cwree tT Ne Pte )t a... 7 ree ‘+= rea’ * 4 TOON | ' . were here 48 ; pa (iy = ™ @toc* mpans ull partict am . +f at eV : , - ) e ' nu ‘uri at , ' “y ‘Ve SOFT-DRINK PARAM A rhe merchants ‘ ; . ; ad a 23% nd. @ Gil or writs J. A. GRAY. 3129 RAKERY—fFirst class’ U my ; ‘ONFRCTIONER Res ker be $900 Eas - oeatee ~~ wy -§ . nished; easy terms $0454 Me Mherene tb . lo " xc elles — Me low KIRKPATRICK BROTHERS 1" AT ris! lants ar. ~- — ‘ee - —HOOw loca tior no other one > ; od ah 4 “26 ’ - : . 7. af . - as nant ey ” .anaeas « " er ; ee - , “ : PAttew . . . . : : ss . P - ‘ ” ” - , , Y . a8 = lo 1.8 rid € yf - v ~ . . r : ' al . 7 % : . ’ ’ ” > ry) ~ ' '* . MIN¢ I , Ll] © ; ~ ’ - : ; _ ; : P / 4492 Kineshichway N. E. — , £ rooms included: «oe A sete for se. ‘a West End territors GUTH 12R89A Ha ' , i hea m 4 : af J a ™ on ee eae 8 Delm tow ni cane . 1.235, P.-1 1724 28 Areade Bldg, Otive Sees 229 aad) RATE! GE A- re rice. 237 Sutller car : insurpassed #F ing 28 me a nT oa regs 7 oy 2 ) . . ; T ena . 7 ae ty . ae 2 ou casope ble . : wr ’ 7 . tr me | ae pe ome MARA =i - ’ . ‘ ines r} ci" y one ‘re “ ernters -FUCw Vil ; Hot = -32 rooms rent $80 iil Pritt ta . Anis “ At Oxy, Den al | , 4 : = “tal mm: itn: ote making the finest | BAKERY-—Squ ipped with modem cieetic) oe rerONERY. VARIETY STORE— exh is *. iiding another alongside and se $ino0 3897 Delmar ot., duing good bysiness. | sani! =, ‘ al be open any da) ee ‘ % if mee : ‘ite TT tit 4 e ne ai? liance of al nds of Panery “ESAS PE : ’ . : © . , : . ‘ oJ — : on . 2 rromir , ’ tis x Te 7 Cy MI tL , 7 — a Cal! aft aa bargain $c rt fet ttre 1) a | at. h — — —_ cine = oT’ or “~ 7 ¢? _ r | y »% - ‘ss *)\* -~s : rs ’ ri » J . =| r if , - re ” ! - . . P rin tT : . . oe" : " > . 4 s> Saturday tei 10 p.m M T — - hee! am selling on ace ae te nea _ ' ™ T tem ‘ - ‘ ef ‘ nerete, steel and glass. 125 afOK 1 ky #t SORT DRINK PARAM ear it nion Bra- / -.. er “Suncdas Victor s27l . . ie nmiy origina and a atented : : as 5 rer $1 ~ ith -_ ‘ ; ee a4 9 4 = ' | 4 rr | aml = —— as — es : ; “4 ’ pn James Ra i « . —_ ) 7 : ‘ : ’ s'nene Da re « mt ‘ee ) = ~~ . 4 . QDpa: . ; ———* sonable for quic sale ‘7 > coe + feet . Ss es aseme AUS . ren 1 . . ot) . ' e . ‘ vt ‘on ire ae i 4a ¢ - ine — . attracting h zg crow ls vins Mo « - . , ; a = on Nati lI a! B: —_ Z : . . _ , i ) ‘ a ‘ 4 N * ' Ww VA 24 I. YT {"z ag ai - wr Ba ws wae Mo torn pia “* a ° - ae : sa” ' Pp : , (ve - y ‘ ; r ~ onGder rn ofrte rf : . ss + nh me ’ sil : . ; - s | . . nity; lease -or ; . 2 , , : ' “a : nit ai I. vine vera dg os - . . 7} 1 ‘Re — ; ' 4 r ‘ ‘ af . #] P| i a . » * var : ’ aoe rt "7 e Ay Yi Edmund ™ Co. i727] Ranstead ot.. Phila- Bargain. For further intormat s0213 ‘ trie : - ' dregs RowMING HOUSE-10 roome caving 4900" , | A Busine & q) . , , . . — 1 S«* oes f " r.% Dan a ‘@qani . . ° . ’ ’ ~ . ; oat ' " . ,* s mae * oe : : mS “ aii Pa {e) | LEE - Stott RM ae HK = tl we st : lie i800 . » © ' « BT-188 } rT) , ye edt am > ‘neater oa ‘ 1745 Deima ' ' 1 eo prIN«E awh) CARE as wrieen . eas 1 a7 OOLDUFI SH—Pee — +] AMI'BEMEAT R RT | ATTENTION. BAREN fx , . . re . . _ - MAHK © T— Cash ~ ae 2 ret '. ¥ 2 rc rng ROOMING HOUSE—6 TO Park ay ea bd prio y i rt pare, Carterant aie Ba ouathk pants water hvac . me RR : : ; aot? car Aut Saf * t ™a nery an sats ! Sie \ | : m on , rat: , » . Ser =? . . irs Wnod } xPratit ‘ bh ideal _ (jraned ‘srear ’ ropos on a : : red helleries. $1 ' Dave ' ‘ ’ , ane) noer mortgkas . win : = 5 ; . iy )* ‘ i rrr ' ' ‘ | | . ATE fet Ms a he iinen Sunday A TQ + »™ a’ so 7 : et Ni ‘na 4 ’ a) ec a" T >t? . . . A a , mn ket — eon on - . - rom .. “ r for bathir « Cw . stac OUs Oo CcICCs le kh et ci - : rurD Ss + 7 4 re ¢ ‘ oS as) ave aS , ‘nt ¢ oe ok . AC *y 40 PY as rap warns. OR srnounts ' AY tres $1008 to it er iare . - Sonic @ng can z ° e | bAhenHit»© eavir t “ e e.c tie ween = ROOMING HOUSE—f rooms : rented ta stor Apw's aaton rom i 1 : 1T) MInRDpD AND paren Nhs tern « ° haasrha fant. My very iert i, cally eta! . ~ as “19 Ww ‘ ar re } ‘ , nt ; a7 Mw | .7 x ,Rih} ’ 191° \ Newstead ' ; : —— we ’ . * OO A A o* etc at! a i ete. nits die en $ioo0 : - oat al or pesces i eae Uravols i Qe ae amusements: applications | $40: first-class oven aad new store ots NEECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT — must sel wner there Sundey. 10 0) ING HOUSE—S8 rooms oanhetats at 40 per cent discount if sold et omer: | [if] worker whe on Hf . , : ’ ry a : ’ ’ r ; i Az “a j act . : 4 , 4 ; : . —7 As » : r n" vi ' , 7 5 " a . = ‘ . 'oe , ‘? “7° : « she Po ions a my T pert \ tures presen owne ba ; AD ARCS . ~~ ; he , ‘ 7 . : Ic a. a ' form ished aa? ferma 325° N &8oring by ” 2 , - 2 —~ 2 trae | : A. whole rg i ne for “ for ] >» sears rent ) ae including ? : T, Tt . trays! rT r aT ries ‘ss : . { . 5% > n : “y wARK ET aN ot. mY ANI) F i? lenes ; ith 1thn eT ee Ma money urgently _— sh tne gg. g stat atid batt Price $050 De ve coud opportunity to righ’ art caving ver a L528 Bor . . ee a VEGETABLES MARKET /| RUOMING gy ty Lenties oo eos! STORE —Miiu ery A ae ody. to wear heh he times when most . . 7 7 » & as : , . 7 " : ) ' . rT, ; = ; = ii : ‘2 : a : : a ie oe Stording the fites Bakery—Wholesale and retail: Cabiges town. Box et Lmepatcn Tk: , —— \" yu sale 1933 Frankl: H-33% beet a good location | re reqnon nie price wa * sony nent BUSI gers fu ste 7 as. cite, $115; etal oe. a) with 4| CONPECTIONERY—New 3+ founta 616 , ‘ be eo NisAT MARKS! lie bargall and gto- | ROOMING HOUSE-—And rovme on $70 ox Y on, ‘Pes meeeten. ; he MEpTA E 2. Kirkw oa 7 =. > : . / » b . ” eh “ Te. * . s : . ~ ’ a ; ' ; ~ > aie = 4 z - _ _ ' "ms (9 P UNI I S ? 04 oc. M rR lo hone a. root! wind Da » sy ak SM ENT ow) i. “ .« { s . ) an : Se ) ar Le! cent les r 4 . 3° — , wT Rox } ARBECUE STAN i)—— be ’ ~ , . a* , ; : : : ‘ 4 / ; ; , x ’ . ‘ 4 ; ; : ‘ ; \ - ~ . : . ***% ‘ “ , “: : nonie *! 40) " . “i " a grocery and ma’ a and reg! . Lal i ite eM ae , '.~7Ty Devt , ow ' ° ; } - : ; a ured ty mortgare hb wr tidivg hone eh em Fs , e7;? , Se . mar ble profite, we *) Box hi 4) : a @ - tch RARKER a it ri 4 ia >ral “Sh : iN} ' Li , . = ~ = rp i ws , \ " »: ‘ mea . P “ ; ‘HI sera? fixt res retir Rt} eS ies _——- ” emcee Delr 1 hiVE mr i> at ’ (fe \ r ee 1 hd ; REMEMIAL sYsTeM or equipping bakeries; term chit ie motes ais Seer and the bel- | RARHER SHOP—S chairs $827 &. Broad-| Confectionery and Sandwich shop: 0 | nz from buainess. Hox 66, Pacific: Mo.) "Savas 6 rooms: teasonable| ,STowine SMiseguel © p tend belt dis | |i/| LOANING ENC. : . ° : ‘ . . “ : . . ‘ ' “ . ‘ d Ls : "? . 5 - ~-* - . . } ; r* » ' ere 7 , ' : a rTis ; , ° . ri ij , thIs , ab busin as _™ oe. : | ! / : be» at ay iz 7 ja : > & : : . ' . ’ , ; ’ Pid . 4 4 Fi Lew! “rn mt bert wet , f ~ a... bus ness. ve . 7 XT Riot a chai » 4 “fA “_ A : , ; ~ ; _ | ‘ - ret - : : : . ; » pee A Z - ty od 15 (Ht) with 1H4 I x sett we tia >t ~F- +4 rrr Fiat remit $35 . TORE vanae — cream eta tionery Con. P, ' , — he - caialoc® G Wo —, nde : a BON PS on a location preee | oo — . _ atten ener ls ERY AND MARKET-—Maset _ (iu?) visitors a! allv: vaive JU ae) of ’ Natural Bridge re and ehurch etatuary m@eed Darigees ioge- a a00-4 Cremicel Nidg jeu : stu fe . eond for - Chi o. v4 4 Hard bon and atito a BAN BER Shi 1. — chairs, good joceli ante ery ‘ ‘ A * ‘ . . 4 ' — 7, “ , ok ‘les ia ‘> hiatc«' j MoM IN wil Mote ee Te T he! ere F ae @abe en? iivinge roome Yo u 7274474 —@ bai - . : : . . ~ ; thine ' ’ 4 . na errs " *. Pad s. , na . M : . Taare ree a , , ¢ obee ein | Ma a Syore Hiaydontte Tobe’ RetDienic, "eikhborhood. Box; 307 N. Garrison —~ aaa | Sorter on Seu arid +. 84000... | 12 noon, 3740 Hickor fi? Ouachita av, Hot Springs, Are. ( oma. income S17. Lindel! 61600 ayire 3806 Merqmer fer iii ee 1 iy Mart re ; ——— = — Ce hetter or uth = pr . 4 i r 7 Sam @ anf “=r p Ese ' —_ , " ips : * tit cet «a machine now biay’ Box 93. Poe ren Ps GARBER SH ‘——-% ¢cnairs — , receipts $4 rice Pas’ ” : , . as RoOwING HOUSE? reom fu count with or witheut =o equi prmen " -* rick. € Machinery Co.. 403 AND a E. ‘ ns tean ‘ | Mor ta’ — + Cwnfectioners Ai | et street GROCERY Wit y 4 ing eomes im rear; ea le Ck'aheoma * y. O8 oca'es om . . . Moms 458 trl sory frame bautiding with roome sovve ig 7. ly ie Mao , SEA Re r “ta -Wsau ; ' ar ah ee a e ra’ ox and a 7A ee PP -mtait ; : . 7 : : re Ss) = ' A : . q a ; , 4 vr ’ sees aid 7 “+ * : "rig Y ose « we sd plore and ' the oe 4 me A a a FOR = 7 : : >" | 7 } 4) ' . , , - >» Thi ANG _ : . -. , ; i ; : % . - a . . af : ee : Shed OS se “™ otc . - ’ ee | Pept ne ie oe * berry co rian ea uw SINESS CAPITal-—Pe tents amatch . 4 2 price. cheap for cee Vain 7-) | fixtures: re ee : . “ ara mm e - - me , com of oe Ree emt : we J Velwar fhowneliaor ti e} . ne ’ om a res realty for ~ Ch ~~ > : = : +7 a) te ; oTrt , 4 _ = : j wr ¢ : rer, — ; ore .- ; 4 - = Fr , ." : ai . , * wh r a’ T, st at ¢d an | me. “ ae ‘7 ,* oT _ ew yerr’ & 7% Se) w . ” * "Fr : “ - a | Al I NTIONAL LOANS ON n in hee estab.’ 4 1 n be ab " | pee RARBER ewoPp—Twe ebairs South st —w! saree varies sors ; , ay . : . 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April 7 - . or? e* 4 - te HF we v e ; s : ‘ . ae he " : . ‘ ws 7 “4 z > = r. ‘Hh o2e affected *, make aden. ate : P a , 43 toda? took the : , 4 : " ® 7 : °F? : ° lea [ : . 4 ; - a “ i > * 7 ue Ce a ne — 4 a me : . . ._. ’ ert M rE tk uri cistrict The - »% ; ;7 : ; " ; ‘ ; 4 ? ~ . ’ | 7 ‘ A % ~ r »* : y 7 4 ° , . i | 7 . ’ P , ; ° ‘ - > - r . , : é , . . 7, . - + ¢ a i ; “ - ’ have ‘) —_—. ‘.* ‘a > . . . ™ . . *-. . ~~ we * ; ; : . ‘ , Ae ' ‘ ; , m™ ‘*s¢ ’ = , e oF Y *zsuUaearTa as LeeT apr res. . ag ot ; “itnerse!? th re agen b+ Mes my wa" & _ ; woe hes } pate ; ‘ (‘ae , ; Lt oe! fealty ? ; Wilh ott ie ceremony Were - - a °o—. . - “ ‘ ‘ ’ | ’ —— . ’ ~s . ™ . . ’ . “es ‘+ ®t = - f, . . - 7 - : » & +p” Re ” ov “ ~ 4 a - Mima = : . ' ~~ ; 4 ’ : s " — : 4 ie i wire Sa.¢sS - fa tot . " ; | -e ; r ‘ » 3 bn ~~ . = 4 - M j a . poring, Wo ian Neve aster a4. | | | | OOERFLINGER REALTY C0 929 Bell Glade avenue, two-story | Iarrett of - . ; Seve »*? . 2 : . ™ : 4 e ; e ’ rrett *: 1e@ w . ' ’ , ' Lats : ofi« “ ud e : ' , , a : \ | ™ ; , ; ‘ £ | wr : s ie re — a oT ¢ = i re tT ~ a ; e a > ‘neem Weeetgion «nO 16s tnt ) . | outs , oath : ; Le it sid. for M Bridget! Reeves and : - ; , 5 =FKLTIOT [oO tI ° — ,* ; of al . presuctive tee tan tf wenrhaed a! + , v oe ,. me | _ ' rner of Mian nue SELLS SOUTH SIDE PROPERT lg Pine Cv os. ansas City 1 worrtiatiie aber ane Spperlrenities Swart vANM %* . re ' e : ' ' : »« ’ P . , . e« 4 tf our ry Ud aadit T just onpoesite ' | ! | ganfor Ores 7 ~ipe speakers ih - whe - " , o "ve" 1 eenmes a 4 7 4 . . . } a ’ . - - r5eé erit ea rs ~?* ’ vr, - - ; 7 7 . . ; ; - 7 : " : ‘ 2 , ‘ : P -« 7 P ‘ , * . i * eee 4 on a ee ‘ T rite levie® oo wt re bt » »? ’ . - ae = ' ; ; , ’ . . , a " ‘ CG . , rowee . r A oo * ‘ "¢ . , r a ie ~* l¢ is , Tin « ’ . har juet near histor FON ere Wwiherrete” I « “a+ ww . f ‘ “ ne ale " j ‘ wee I s | : , ‘ 7 “ 7 }: ; ; 7 : . : . > * . 7 , : - > r) err : ? a ) w Titiat ” b te err atute a’ . f >) ' 17 ge , * soa fa :y ; j , er, . ° f . _* 2 I ' omnes al r o Ty ‘ ; om . ~ rita r..* a - — GCG 9 Sz ; e+ ai 4 ° ° : a . : ’Teeé pt e e .* . = s " " Toe Roune Tr jomesrtere tare | NEW SERVICE STATION FOR hn W. Wenom ar wife to Alber Por Fran Miueller to Her-/|of Country Club addition to James’and his parents Ei hea a } BANK OF MANCHE} : , e! nd. ete J. McMuller County. Mr. and Mra ! - -— pe ona . ‘ — ray and 2 . Ley} wunty. 2 ° er : . " . ‘ . 7 o ; ‘ . " " . , : : * ’ ’ rhe ' 4 - AF he i, ~ — os . tr | «ry we! ry i 2 F Super iso of Agrieultere ’ : — ‘ , war if ‘ ‘ 71 Brie “Duna Dyin Pertfice Sreten ; P bes : ; bh Tielrmar } jlevard 4 ir-fam ) ¥ ; - Tix sia : , ‘ . ' . ' " ‘ | u . Reem 17° THe « ' . j Sy Ss ‘ . a. » \een Oe — — Nalte } frmehe Neti nehe St. Louis County , . v1 saipial , stor © ' ‘ " : ’ 7 . ee ‘» . es s p ‘ ™ . " , J 4 ‘ j ‘ " . ‘ ' wo. y ~* . ‘ . Arhkenses : +4 ) : rf wee e Keir . | | “nog . , ee Bi Pr iy ‘ie ra tad , and wife . Sgt | rate is © ont : " / eele , alae ; ‘ Zz . = . ‘ S'bh ovieanve we “wif . | ee . ’ T ’ | . - : : : : > , : . 5 ‘ 7 ' : vane Oy a. | _ hero ‘te 4 Tr’ , > : i ’ en —— . ot . P : no - . ~ rm? ‘ ; * ¢ « ‘ . , 0 + “AP - ‘ na , c: ae ‘ D mene od , . a 4 26° Ponne va i e' } aid ee _« Se ' «w for Fran) . Muells to Wal- 7, . _ ’ iS | ' ; 4 o rT. p ‘ i t.. 86 ACKY. ATRVAM AIDE atte : , : ' 4, vias itor M Sette JUICE BRI ’ nIen ROTTOMI. ANT, ONLY #509 : : , Ee 2 Zimmet nd wif $136 Botanical avenue, fiat > a ‘ y ’ ’ ‘ seg, : P+ edhe vue ® Hs ven . ; ; am go. : biging ‘ Lucuet I ee RE ae we Lee “— * - r : vat ; P P : ene hem fu ‘yeaa ne pet ; , tee ‘ ee ‘ ' ’ \' aiit wire i iy 2 , > horn fine hs pehatets rE iene : h . : 9 7 ; ‘ "\ ; . (se é yy ‘ ’ “wie? yey arhet ed ad ‘ve e ° a ” ' . +5 ’ . ; » . ;, : Z ; ti >, . 3 . ‘¢ za as an eT : ee » ~ for Fr : “ » F - ; 5 , ; , | * ‘ ’ x 6 ' 7 . ‘ “a . oe : > wnat : ‘weit sary ; . “T+ ’ .* t! . ’ ’ \A ey a } wits > Bad sctize, Worpeln ot 2000 sot nat or oenne ane : : artim: Rey ont HO Tl das "This Popular St. Leake: Wom ; ' a ef ; . ’ ' ? ’ ’ ‘ ; ‘ - nie? @ ‘ : . , - P Fra? ccs ese eS) ap hitirey’ aac. hear sence agar trata Sggeeges en? somes ae Lows ae i bt Hinks Bann att Hn ONE-TIME BRICK YARD NOW tne Younger Since Taking This Fan i... it : ' Selerase | 8 bene ht a | “0 AS THRIVING NEW SUBDIVISION IN THE WEST END SOD Poni Laxative. ” Ne id : ip are Aiilinee yt : ; . : ' . , . hi: : . , a, re , 1 artment , . aracti ot 0640 TT ; ‘inc oe a = PAGHiPpit i ~s ' daw ‘ 5 ad S107 be le a eee ee va . ' ‘ : ‘ ‘ 6 7 P P ait fulli¥etlme gia Heit : ' : . f ‘ ( . _ ap - heroes howee with * ie ’ > ; . : . ‘ ‘ . «ix « ond heres Mare, thicken house et “6 , , . to Sam Raigor for Ex powetute tom Liteils ts : ' - etir aul wi wate i ; : ‘ : P ‘ ‘ — ‘ a" 2 « . - : , . ; eavite me «6B ee ° ' ‘ : ‘ . ‘ ~ me agted aa B nym Hy hideaway. | | , oe AF Ml . = ng t1 uae ; race dies | “ e9t4 he ear ‘part. Florida pilee Teo : ~ © PROPERTY SALES REPORTED . your Sea ae ered bye |ernts, OC Seer seemee were ia | Aonted SO tsss Kire Suet at $atee BY HENRY BR. HAFFNER (C0, th Boxn-turne Beatty Co. whien jyearn 8 : : Pati. ifers Ms Mi we ln i ie « | ancy > wr , ae : mee sepia si : es s . P. ” : 4 ' . . : a - ss ' ' . : : ' | x ‘ : pAdve -_ ; sin : , : ‘ som. t wat biapet hoe ; « ; ‘ ‘ PARM LAN TR 4+ etme as ' ‘ oe : » Over Situn ; 2 nae ‘ ™ ‘ Pioridy Lavin, $29 Vachs. ne tte fer martace streets. ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP oad ee - Prem ov : ‘ | gue | . Pa he ina Bunt trece | more te. v0. on Ag RIES e ethan 1 nes of a hii IN REAL ESTATE rereyener ee yey ete Se BRANCH OFFICE OPENED aS so cane re hor Mt cfeealae meeting of the baped le Baer a iron” ou! oe ei Ae a ID OOS | cons sac 'vedt ane chasrvce tp occu |ertescc samme a | : mist PKEITT PAM , » ' rs ganiz bel e 4 . ‘ Mor I P * . ] wAiu aie, Wi weve i 1 ¥ , oa 5 ‘iw . wan ed OF em \e Pi ee ; : , oa , . ; nA , or ors rite He Mendel). ¢ | | Beautiful St. Louis County | Bong fn ye meets LACLEDE ROAD SU3DIVISION rai.) ied om Leer ) ' a a | n Cog aa Tee |S “nO, J. RENGEL JOINS REALTY SITES IN STRONG DEMAND Btw *” ne J ‘ : : ' : ME ces... be” Soe eae FIRM OF RENGEL & WEBER bss semana sor prove ; Re frames » 4 in . . | : K | : ag | , , ‘ ER Yao pe : 7 ows ‘ ret ~* eel \\ ; bis . et aves he 1h « ; ' Tt» : . . ’ ) ‘ Rene , : me, 16 erpee eeteregus, 4 8: oe y Peil mista is RlashTyy - : : ; , , , ne the Siste ™, VYery oheew EH 1) @iwe: T , @, | o st ne t' ; ¢ ii ' . ou ’ ’ i is «¢ eq : v vw . - , ’ | | AiM F ine YT oe : : , : : : . , ™ - ; , : , 4 ‘ ; ‘ " + j . dain loos p v , - . a7 us , FARMS FOR SALE = . sae ' . na t? \ s* | ' ry) Texas " . x= 7 Mietew. (meet . ‘er . ” ‘ “; vA . e? : ‘ : esr P [Or rer ; = PARMA ngree Nilinvie dar . | . > i give e1 ens , ee ee nae ss , , a . . MRS. GEORGE BAGBY S| lwww mallee t ferr . Ae x well oral ) = Mises | ried the ) ) ARRY A FORWARD JOINS wh eye i agar tnoty : r as > af H ° Herb Juice has done so much for would suffer for hours with : ain leu “6 ~ . ' . . + . . ’ ‘ : gr “ . ' ri lubes.” Dr 1h , “. " arid . \i ' rh \ : HURLEMAN SALES FORCE me I eanneot praise it « nough, aud t10n —life simr ly was not YAN MA. bn > eee , | ) . is obt si M1 | i . since I bought my first bottle, over ing. My com ewe was very jim o- ve ’ Fear hey ‘ ta ™e 2 . ’ . > . “ . . a = - . on " ferme LUT A 6) scree »& it ; . : . . ie . ' ’ rit — oe — wit) four months ago. it bas had a per skin Yellow an pimply and = tiacte ‘ait or eoe Jule A , 7 ‘ . : , 4‘ ; . " . > - , ; \ ’ . * - * Result, manent? riace ry) TY y meaicine ean na ie a ad ti. : °° sa look. 7 ! ? 1) ‘ . ‘ . . 4 ’ e % : - : . —— t, ; — . .. ot. ! vr ate al a foe! té vr Vears "hs tr) now. after | have Lo} w at ‘ > : , ae : ; he hi be 4 -- nes , . , . f MN ' \ I Meri Forward s been sel vounger and am alwars glad to! eral hettles of Herb Jutee, 7 iii ti ‘... meee te we ’ : ‘ : . ’ ; " : . . | : ‘ ’ .. . . * > ‘ “a ° _ e ; ° - . . : ; » . | hd + Re ye . wre te . . be _— « Wil rv . 3 Sul = , speak a good word io tris med not take ¢ to ft the same wee S Stare wg . , > MI ~ , mun ' rae ' “4 : _ —s ai ne Such was part of the grat! and as far as health is wd ‘eme virew berrice : ' ' , stan. — wttw of Sent! é' - 5: Se Teese Tis: 2 Genuy Rome end basen . ro , fern ack tee! ‘ ' : , fving statement received a few days am not. I! ok and et Some Ct » ttt v. 1k4 NN Teh ; ‘ : - " . : Syren age > | a Sid ete sing many — > , ' " ae : ™ ~ ; 2 . ave ha mire f ; more : . a . lense on North Sev iain Street. rede f other St. Louls eople. has lo mot have that dead. lifeless ‘ar . tie sti af jae’ ._ : ' . . , . "= .% . a7 . ' ‘ sme . « Se” x » , , e P = : years which hae tncrens lien ' AND) RESTAL RANTS PROP. OUT OF CITY—RENT | potomac. for Maud Anz : NB cierace | found that He Juice ts a medicine The best part of it is, @y : My °. 1) . - - rs : vi 7 . f . . ~ ’ ’ ' wie = : - ' ry ra! r¢ oY : r - - . - 7 Ceneed am > ten vement ; : } Kore Sig a fiat . — ~ oe f ex eptional merit Before taking is in fine shape again, 9° a > ' . \ 7+ . ° . : . \ ; ; = . . , . eT = . " ' <= =< ™ . " e . Sis OO) with S7 MM cash ! re CONTIN ry ON S/he | bouy ; x ) nana iin ain = Sg oe" Herb Juice. said Mrs. Bagby. 1 saf- more eat and drink anyt hing ae si Maffit ~ - \! / : ' Fe Pi , , . . one rariyr he So acres hieh y = : ; . -_ iia nPan if th fered almost constantiv with indi- without it hurting me . . . : ‘4 * ~ 5 ' . : ; . - . " - ‘ : - : : Grand<-Leader ! ease is for: gestion, nervousness, insomnia and short, I —e like a millies revved. ett bwuilldinge » wn a «* , : - — ‘ . ; ia tewr 1s) + ohurehe and «ox . AC rs + , \ bh | bert Mich = an , —_ : a , ; 8 See oe BERENSTEIN FORMS COMPANY io" ‘-:"= Tee company andies headaches. If T ate anything late in health since taking Hem ’ “4 a ad iabveoer : ‘ ee ee eee eee: Bion Coun e. oe | REAL ESTATE—_COUNTRY TEAS *: ae sa gt te Lathes And a00f SAV- iat night, I paid dearly for it, as I iandé « cannot gone it enough. St ieee Ghee the caer reneoe’ r £ nae A Me mae . f the David Bers The Herb Juice man has established headquarters eoliing o8 ver retirm a PF. brn j | ! ; w i ) launs Ageregate $250,000. Res ast Ot. Louie, ii : _ REAL EST'TE-OTHE st 1332 Frank! | wat vscated sting ill . Judge & Dolph Drug Company, 514 Washingtos ee LN Se woters ands ae — : CUTIES scein, tne p meen Mead pcsare Go made loans durine the Where he will meet the local public daily, in tees Price Stone is M-Pieratch. | ber of compat ‘eek agereseting $250,000 the explaining the merits of this remedy. i Lets rie O°) ter . . rile oF me PT . «& me \ , ; . ae " —_ ' ts "he e < a rinmuance trans- AR Main et be! wh | : the, 3-at petagee Bae. ~ae ect meg On Saturday night the Herb Juice man will be at - ' — | : ha ember » wees = € sales de- te?) | eee CF , | : , he company. _& Dolph’s Wellston Store, 6100 Easton Avenue.

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a Eee en Oe eT ee ee Pee 6 9 Lp OAM Ge Oo fe erates SR eee ei oe JOHANNES SCHUMACHER says he is “the richest man in the world without money.” By SW, Monge chapter in the mans eternal gold is now in The old, old story begins back in pre- historic times and is not ended yet— probably never will be ended. Of the many chapters some yield comedy and others tragedy. All esting. And this latest chapter has a former St. Louisan for its leading figure. His scheme in the eternal quest for gold is one of the most amazing in the more and still Hk latest story of search for the writing. are inter- long chronicle of attempts to find more of the precious yellow metal. This most recent seeker for gold does not claim “that he can ‘make’ it from other things but that he has discovered a process by which he can “ex- tract’’ it from substances which are very commo.n. In his belief, gold can be produced on a commercial basis. He is completing a plant in which he hopes to produce gold. 66 NM the richest man in the world without money,” Sawai Johannes Schumacher, artist, pottery ex- pert and chemft, who resides at Decatur, Ill. Sev- enty-two years old, he has enrolled in the search of the ages for plenteous gold. He does not hope to convert other metals into gold. But he does believe that he has devised a method by which he can ex- tract gold from ordinary clays, sands and rocks. “There is gold all over the world,’ said Schu- macher, when I interviewed him in his studio at De- catur. “But it is in such a finely powdered form that it does not show. People didn’t think of it, any- way. They assumed that gold could be obtained no- where but at places where free gold or the usual kinds of ore oceur. Only a process of reasoning will give the clew, as it did to me. “The world existed long before Moses wrote the Bible,’’ continued Schumacher, with a smile. ‘For millions of years, the rains have beaten upon the earth, the snows have fallen on it, frosts have broken up the rocks. As water-flowed down to the ocean through all these centuries it bas carried particles of gold and other metals with it. ‘Released from the rocks of the mountains, and carried along by flowing water, the gold particles were worn smaller and smaller by friction against solid objects. Finally they were powdered, so min- ute that sometimes even the wind helped to sow them across the land. But probably the larger part of the gold was washed into the ocean. The ocean is full of gold.”’ Schumacher pointed out of the window toward a eubstantial brick building nearby. > ‘Do you see those bricks?’ he asked. ‘‘The bricks in that building contain at least $1000 worth of gold, perhaps $2000 or even as' much as $3000 worth. The gold was in the clay from which they made the brick, and it is there still. “If you live in a brick house, there doubtless is rold hidden away in your walls, too. It exists in various other clay products, in roads and fields, In the beds of streams, in the commonest looking soil Page Two. 0. eee on ~ 5 ‘ Oe "Soe ., ¥ ~ | OR irre ~ Ss Schumacher says this is gold! and rocks. _ Gold—not in the quantities for which prospectors look, but there. And it can be taken out!’’ , =>. in “ . : ao * & eo. Pe = *. | Lisitien This Man 4 ij Ca to Have woo : j The’ Rainbow and Baa THE FABLED POT | \ T WAS a year ago that Schumacher, so he says, discovered the presence of gold in an ordinary pot- tery clay. During the’manufacture of pottery it is subjected to an intense heat. “In firing the clay,’’ said Schumacher, “the gold in it was melted. The metal then looks black, but it is gold just the same, as tests proved. I tried clay from another place, and with the same result. Then came the problem: How could I extrac the gold, at a cost low enough to be profitable? - “I commenced my task. For 14 hours a day I worked, experiment after experiment. Often I be- came discouraged, threw my specimens away and vowed I would not try again. But in a little while I would be at it. omce more. I could not stop, so sure was I that there must be a way. A month ago I had my process completed.” Naturally, with his belief that a dust or powder of real gold permeates thinly the soil of innumerable thousands of square miles and that he has found a process for extracting it cheaply, Schumacher does Sunday Magazine— -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -April 26, 1925.‘ water colors and oils of his own painting, the m - »~ wee _ Tragedy " Spot Wb cniad REACHED my friend Bingley’s side just af the police grabbed him. Poor fellow, th wasn't much I could do. He had been red-handed, standing there at 2 o'clock the morning in a wrecked barber shop. What a scene that was! Tonics, masss creams, face clays, lotions and shampoos n ' gndered dark and bloody around a mound of brok - bottles in the center of the floor. The mirrors we ' ghattered, the chairs slashed. Marble tiling b ' been torn up, washstands overturned and * broken. The massage machines, electric hairel ' pers and dryers, the steamers, marcellers and be » bers were a mass of twisted debris. _ The Sergeant said, pointing with his nightstie ' that Bingley was a madman. But I examined ¢ _ froth about his mouth and declared that he h - eaten shaving soap. There was a strong odor ' Dandruff Exterminator on his breath, and I ko ' that he must have taken a draft to nerve him ' this horrible act. A friend senses these things. _ “Bingley,’’ I gasped, “why did you do it?” ' He made no answer; just stood there paring fingernails nervously with a razor. ) - “Is this all you've done?’ I insisted, shart 4 “You haven't killed a’ barber?” | * “Look around for a barber's body,” the Se ' ordered his men. They found no corpse, ho ' and the Sergeant said it was an Observation W > « & a ~ * ry yop : a nt fh . va 2 coh i Te ae > e. The hotel management feared scandal. were quite willing to accept the settlemest I ' fered. The Sergeant, seeing that I wished to _ care of Bingley and being told that the patient _ & second cousin of a prominent St. Louis po ' made no trouble, I was allowed to remove - friend to a private sanitarium. 4 Alas, he has_never recovered his reason. _ madness takes the form of violent objection to _ ing his hair cut or being shaved. His locks, ‘ ? se eae r, " vos ¥ of not describe the process to im = terviewers. But he states that” it is a combination of ¢ Be ieal action, heat, electrit and labor. i eam F It is true that science, @ recent years, has deve ped ways to recover gold 9 low-grade ores formerly garded as hopeless. | mine dump in the West has been worked over @ and money made at it. But to extract a thin Gm tion of gold from common clay and ‘sand, and d0#® economically, would appear to be rather 4 order. — A question on this point was put to the recruit in the army of men who down the centurim have sought gold, gold, gold... . — “Is the process cheap?” repeated Schum “It is so cheap that I might almost say I have ons pay for the labor. The other items are very/smam It is pleasant work. It does not require SKINe® labor. The secret part of it I can do myself.” . “Who's been taking care of your hair “Pete.” “Oh, a Dago shop, eh?” _heard his story, a pifirul one, I assure you. Bu — though it quite explained the collapse, I never to disclose his secret to the world. | : Since then a thing has happened which d _ Me to speak. The St. Louis barbers in con have decided to increase their prices. The & 4 given is that barbers yearn to hold the same as professional men,-thus regaining their prestige. In other words, a barber who is a ed workman now and receives 50 cents for st _ One's head, will recefve 75 cents and become @ _tleman—-the difference between a barber a _ Sentleman being 25 cents. _ I decry the theory as hollow, worthless an » little credence among barbers themselves. ‘but a subterfuge. Just what the real moti the increase is, I do not pretend to know. . €annot, yea, will not believe this pither _ to the social ambition of barbers. ‘ The truth is that a barber considers himsel ‘Superior of any who sit‘in his chair. He "the tiles like a Colossus, and pinches the | Spple of a bank president or an editor with _ condescension. No man who needs a shave or | " pops over his ears can look an honest bi _ the eye. He—... : | ee the story of my poor friend Bingley will rT; S$ SCHUMACHER’S statements were abroad he began to receive samples of clay, same and rocks from points all tver the country. In a studio at Decatur, the walls almost covered eral specimens strike an incongruous note. CNURES of roek strew the table and desk, small.sacks at piled high, boxes hold stil! more of the offering Another room is almost filled with them. | fees > “I have used my process upon 150 of the sam ples,” declared Schumacher, “and I have gottem G0 from every one of them.” Are He estimates that if all the gold were from all the specimens which have been sent to | it would amount to $50,000. » ee a . “But I hope that no enterprising burglar will ‘em - UNG Bingley had one weakness. He cow about it and break in here to steal them,” he adde > Say “no” to a barber. We who knew him “The samples would be of no value to him, us a essful broker on Fourth street early di he couldn’t take out the gold. He would have p*is and took steps for his protection. _ Reeded a haircut he came to one of us and : “‘_ dirt and rocks for his trouble.” pe. ao ae . Schumacher shows visitors a handful of , | Docket cash amd valuables but a dollar. nuggets which, he says, were extracted from ay -,. [cut would cost 60 cents and we would %° 50 cents in tips. Then we would 0 Pete, his barber, warning him that ‘Rot be held responsible for more than The plan worked excellently except that. 40 U for an extra. massage, or & dose an egg “en Pete would wheedle shampoo. t bill seldom ran and sand dug’in the outskirts of Decatur. They Oo sist of almost pure gold, he states. The nuggets ate yellowish in color, trregularly shaped and ed heavy. A reddish tinge in some of them is due™ the presence of copper, explains the owner. r Upon a recent trip to Chicago, says Schum he sold some of his nuggets to concerns which 08 ; gold scraps from dentists and other users of " metal, and the price paid was within a few dol of the fixed value for 24-karat gold, which is $2 a Troy ounce. | This gray-haired seeker of a new gold store ce shall render the coveted yellow metal more Diem” (Continued on Page 18) Ph ; ao Pal , Sn - peat

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4U MACHER and » of the specimens to him for analysis. lescribe the process to in- ewers. But he states that a combination of chem- action, heat, electricity labor. is true that science, in ~ st years, has developed 1 to recover gold from” grade ores formerly re- ed as hopeless. Many & been worked over again, ut to extract a thin dilu- clay and sand, and do it ir to be rather a large t was put to the newest . who down the centuries _ ae ” repeated Schumacher. almost say I bave only to her items are very small. does not require skilled t I can do myself.” Htatements were noised sive samples of clay, sand mver the country. In his alls almost covered with is own painting, the min- ncongruous note. Chunks od desk, small.sacks are ll! more of the offerings. a fe of @ bank president or an editor with equal led with them. | ss upon 150 of the sam- + “and I have gotten gold the gold were extracted ich have been sent to him 0. ' prising burglar will read to steal them,” he added. no value to him, because old. He would have just puble.” tors a handful of little were extracted from clay rts of Decatar. They com- e states. The nuggets are alariy shaped and quite » some of them is due to plains the owner. ‘hicago, says Schumacher, ts to concerns which buy . and other users of the was within a few dollars a, wy JA Tragedy Entitled: “NEXT!” o “THE BARBERCUE” REACHED my friend Bingley’s side just after the police grabbed him. Poor fellow, there wasn't much I could do. He had been caught red-handed, standing there at 2 o'clock in the morning in a wrecked barber shop. What a scene that was! Tonics, massage creams, face clays, lotions and shampoos me- dark and bloody around a mound of broken pottles in the center of the floor. The mirrors were the chairs slashed. Marble tiling had geen torn up, washstands overturned and lights 'jroken. The massage machines, electric hairclip- . and dryers, the steamers, marcellers and bob- ‘pers were a mass of twisted debris. | he Sergeant said, pointing with his nightstick, ' that Bingley was a madman. But I examined the froth about his mouth and declared that he had ‘giten shaving soap. There was a strong odor of pandruff Exterminator on his breath, and I knew that he must have taken a draft to nerve himself to “this horrible act. A friend senses these things. “Bingley,” I gasped, “‘why did you do it?” He made no answer; just stood there paring his alls nervously with a razor. “Is this all you've done?’’ I insisted, sharply. you haven't killed a barber?” “Look around for a barber's body,’ the Sergeant ‘ordered his men. They found no corpse, however, aed the Sergeant said it was an Observation Ward ' The hotel management feared scandal. They were quite willing to accept the settlemeat I of- fered. The Sergeant, seeing that I wished to take ware of Bingley and being told that the patient was Fasecond cousin of a prominent St. Louis politician. . no trouble. I was allowed to remove my ‘friend to a private sanitarium. Alas, he has_never recovered his reason. His ‘madness takes the form of violent objection to hav- fag his hair cut or being shaved. His locks now | fall past@is shoulders and his beard is four feet ~~ In lucid intervals he is able to remember the @® tircumstances preceding his mental breakdown I “Who's been taking care of your hair?” “Pete.” “Oh, a Dago shop, eh?” eard his story, a pififul one, I assure you. But ai- Though it quite explained the collapse, I vowed Bever to disclose his secret to the world. Since then a thing has happened which drives me to speak. The St. Louis barbers in convention have decided to increase their prices. The excuse “given is that barbers yearn to hold the same status | & professional men, thus regaining their ancient )prestige. In other words, a barber who is a respect- »ed workman now and receives 50 cents for shearing “One's head, will recefve 75 cents and become a gen- sWeman—the difference between a barber and a Sentieman being 25 cents. I decry the theory as hollow, worthless and of Atle credence among barbers themselves. It is pbut a subterfuge. Just what the real motive for Me increase is, I do not pretend to know. But I yea, will not believe this pither pother as ‘Wo the social ambition of barbers. _ The truth is that a barber considers himself the br of amy who sit in his chair. He bestrides tiles like a Colossus, and pinches the Adam's ; nsion. No man who needs a shave or whose pops over his ears can look an honest barber in @eeye. He—— ng story of my poor friend Bingley will make r: (3 \ YUNG Bingley had one weakness. He coutd not “Stay “no” to a barber. We who knew him for a ful broker on Fourth street early discovered and took steps for his protection. When he a haircut he came to one of us and deposited bis pocket cash and valuables but a dollar. The would cost 50 cents and we would limit him 50 cents in tips. Then we would write a note Pete, his barber, warning him that Bingley coutd be held responsible for more than a haircut. The plan worked excellently except that now and ; | Pete would wheedle Bingley into giving an *0U for an extra massage, or a dose of tonic 2 egg shampoo. On the whole, though, the west bill seldom ran oyer $3. came that unhappy day. Pete was arrested 7 arat gold, which is $20.67 4 bootlegging, and during his absence young of a new gold store which yellow metal more plen- (Continued on Page 13.) dollars ; Juice “ey discovered a most frightfal twist in his ache. Of course, he should have borne up rd ers at , Ave g and ’ Judge bravely until Pete's lawyer got him off, but Bingley is a sensi- tive man. He felt that he could mot face the world with a mus- tache which did not lay prop- erly. Failing to conquer the twist and distracted with worry, Bing- ley did'a desperate thing. He entered the barber shop in one of our best hotels with $20 in his pocket. Poor Bingley! Four negroes rushed toward him, nearly upsetting a Grecian lamp in their haste. The first Snatched his hat. The second bore off his topcoat. The third took his suit coat. The fourth his collar and tie. “Only aie twist, he pro- tested. “Sit down and make yourself comfortable,”’ said the’ general manager, who in earlier and cruder days was called a boss barber. . Bingley sat, but he was not comfortable. He felt shabby, ill at ease. He saw that all the three dozen chairs were occu- pied, mostly by girls and women. Counting, he estimated that his turn came ninth, and he thought of dashing out. But his coat and collar had vanished. He was amazed 20 minutes as later to find that the girl cus- tomers were so poor at counting. “There was a contemptuous roughness in the way he threw an A barber would say in cultured tone, “‘Next,”’ and every time some miss would get up. Bingley was sure they had forgotten to count him. Finally, he tripped a girl as she got up, and hastily dashed for a chair. He felt miserable and ungainiy as he did so. The white marble every- where dazzled him. This Is the Check They | Presented to Bingley. HE PAID IN FULL. Ee a -_ £_ ete 25 ee . | 42g, oem 25 Plain shampoo m® TZenie IX ..... 2: Olive oil SD Te Ee wb ec ée 25 Crude oil ..... * & » ° Se 235 Cocoa oil .80 Tonic XII . 25 a 75 Manicure ..... 75 Ege shampoo.. -75 Hand maséage, 50 Rolling cream, 50 Mareeling .... 1.00 Lemon cream. . 50 Eyebrows arch, 75 i Sok RP. ca wee 6 15 i +s s 0 p32 -50 Tips to: Piain steam .. 25 Peroxide steam, 25 See ce aad a Lemon steam. . .25 rn 8 10 Witch hazel Manicurer .. 2: Ol ~o ag aati A eon Ist attendant .10 “ a 24 attendant 10 iE #0 65 » én 2 Sd attendant 10 Di > se, > TV \, Wy, | EK CRS >> ‘a g WY, » bs bates a _ I ' ‘d apron about Bingley’s neck.” “Oh, let's not do it that wav. sir. Steaming is best.”’ “Yes. Best,’ said Bingley. “Wouldn't you rather wait until after the hair- cut, sir?’ “N-2 bit long.”’ The barber, seeing what a craven was this, dropped his deferential manner. In fact, Bingley had not thought_his manner deferential at any time. There Was a contemptuous roughness in the way he threw an apron about Bingley’s neck. The barber seemed to be saying: “It’s all you're fit for—-to wear an apron.” After a few seconds with the electric clippers, during which the barber asked, ‘‘Nick you a bit?” several times, he cut with a scissors along one side and then along the other. “Would you like it washed out now or after the shave?’’ the barber asked. He spoke in loud tones, offensively loud tones, so that Bingley was sure the girl having her hair bobbed in the next chair said to herself, ‘“‘He never washes his head, and he is rather nice looking, too.”’ “Lord, this must be a dirty town,” said Bingley, haircut ?—wel!, all right. Suppose it is a desperately. ‘I had it washed only four days ago.” ‘Who washed it?’ asked the barber, coldly. **Pete.”’ “One of those Dago shops, eh?” “Wash it,”’ said Bingley. While this was in progress the barber commented on the approaching baseball season. He said Sisler was making a mistake to play McManus in the in- field. He was a better outfielder; anyone could tell that: and besides it was rather a mistake to let McManus play at all. The barber didn't like his throw to first. Bingley tried to answer, but each time he opened his mouth the barber threw in some tar soap. “Better have a crude oil shampoo,” suggested the barber. ‘This soap isn't doing the work.” “Yes,"’ said Bingley. “No, I don’t think the crude is doing your scalp as much good as is possible,’’ the barber announced after he had used a quantity. ‘“‘We'd better try an egg.”’ ‘*Yes,”’ said Bingley. (Continued on Page 14.) “Finally, he tripped a girl as she got up, and hastily dashed for a chair. Fa Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 26, 1925. > Page Three. > 2 ee >. A A 4 3 . ’ y4 af ‘ f ? -

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. - THE ee “. foe Aes, : Tronchelle , were tricked to her, so she will be good to them. An- other true story from the records of European police. — police good OG» se ALMA TRONCHELLE, “The Wickedest Girl in the. World.” had maybe we'd a-passed our examinatign for the force and maybe we wouldn’t. As it was we took a chance, Madame, and went along with Alma Tron- chelle and the next day, the Commissioner made the both of us, Edna and me, regular Sergeants of ' police, with stripes for our sleeves and a two weeks’. vacation to get married in. We'd a liked that vaca- tion better, though, if it wasn’t that we had to leave Alma in jail.” If they hadn’t gone along the name of one of En- Pt he ree 5 nas "nha sate Sa eh” “Your pardon,” the young woman in evenin g gown said, Sunday Megazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 26, 1925 ‘ickedest Girl Refuses to Leave Her Prison | —AND HER FLOWERS “3 _econvicted. © e * Ist 4* > gland’s proudest families would } dragged in the mire by one of its young s was a reckless young man but a lovable ons girl who is now a happy young matron learned something of her husband-to-be not have known, and the leaders of the m ous blackmailing band that was ever — would be free instead of serving prison the French penal colony at Guiana, HE blackmailer is the bete noir of lice. It is estimated by the police that $f a year is the average toll of the organized train beautiful women to trap men who wo pay heavily than have it known they had ms ous mistakes. Almost any Police F it clare that the majority of men pay the when they discover that the woman they affectionate was merely calculating, 2 have the publi¢, and their friends, discover th hadn't been loved for themselves alone. Am blackmail gangs, with their pretty “agente l'amour,” or agents of love, are the most elu all criminals. They are easily caught but s So the police watch their ope helplessly. The man who pays—or the wome pay—-and women are blackmailed more than men—never complain. ee Guilliame Roubelot was a pretty thief who out from the haunts of the Apaches. In due he promoted himself to the higher order of the mailers, and-in his pretty way s | a few staid, sedate, London tradesmen who : : ered that when’husbands go to Deauville, for ample, having left their wives at hom they like, do as Deauville does, are plentiful at all resorts im France impressionable men. Roubelot at once attention of the French police, but they erless. And his operations were so petty they bother much. Then, suddenly: sa Alma Tronchelle, 17 years old, came out not the Apaches, but from the convent of the gor ters of Ste. Eloise, in Bordeaux. She'd the convent when she was 7 years old, when he ents died. Her relatives intended that shes take the veil. She decided otherwise when 17, and was so firm in her decision that thi were not wholly sorry when she took the few that had been left for her and went to Paris, er ae q OR a time Alma served a dressmaker in I Honore, carrying boxes and picking ap Guilliame Roubelot found her in Rue St. # one of those incidents in the lives of the dt ers’ errand girls who chance to be pretty go into the records. Almost any Rou an Alma if he wishes. It is a Parisian Guilliame had succeeded was brought to¢ tention when a rumor went through the that he had become a ‘“‘maeter” of the. order. His rivals, noting his new spl opulence, looked about him with expert eyé covered a little Alma, radiant now with frocks from Place Vendome and pri from Rue de la Paix.. Among the police @ was that the chairman of the board of I.ondon financial institution had suddenly @i that the rosebud lips of the pretty girl he at Deauville, wooed at Bairritz and es bijou cottage by the sea at Dinard, were lips. The experience, it was hinted, cost him 100,000 pounds, or half a million dollars. and Alma spent the money lavishly. Guil ie bes & - “you're police, aren't 4 , q e * eee O 4 i in the World: accomplices generously, and used much in about him a gifted, dependable company ederates who would make the most business- » use of Alma’s rosebud lips and captivating eyes. yw the bureaus of safety of Paris, London and Berlin began to be concerned deeply, The exploits _ belot mounted up with deadly precision. They given a tragic significance when the’ London r, Walter Bevan, failed in frantic efforts to up his loss of the half million dollars he had for a few brief weeks of bliss with little Alma elle. He was revealed as a defaulter and an essier. In one final effort he made an airplane from London to Vienna, where, the con ' e secretly informed him, he would find A le and Guilliame Roubelot, He made his to Alma herself, whom he found buying the of impoverished Austrian Barons with her — from another affair with a man who had the treacheries in her smiles, The story of interview, that desperate, agonized appeal by man whose name was listed high in London as a 2 genius, was whispered through every police uarters in Europe. ad e Alma listened with pensive light playing in , great, round eyes that seem to be two sapphire | .of innocence. She was desolate, she said, ‘tt was all quite too bad that for such a. little as half a million dollars the gallant English | er should have had to steal and was abouj to found out. There was hope, then, in Walter Be-— ’s heart—hdpe for himself and his wife and two ters, who were soon to be married. - . ‘There was creater, almost certain, hope when lit- — Alma softly murmured to him that he might, as ory of the cottage at Dinard, kiss her one or~ » times. And when he had done that she said to - “That is good, my monsieur! I shall remem- ‘that I kissed a monsieur on his way to prison!"’ was then, when Walter Bevan, dishonored bank- — had been taken back to London and put tn jail, police began to speak of Alma as the wickedest in the world. Even a few thousand pounds, from her latest blackmail coup, would have Bevan, perhaps, and saved his wife and daugh- > RE always is a hope in the breasts of Police pectors, that the dangerous blackmailer, such nchelle and her master. Roubflot, will eventu- ake a mistake. Criminals usu- Alma did. It was a little af- fair. rather inconsequential man, Tepresentative of a British jewel house, had the manner of one who nds much money. * Alma was otherwise engaged. There had no victim picked out for her. jeweler’'s man was handy, and not lractive. At least he would pay pounds, she thought. Roubelot ted, but acquiesced at last. Even seldom resisted the youngest and tiest of the “agentes de l’amour.”’ ere was consternation between . , however, when, trapped, the En- man confessed that he had been er. That he was not wealthy. He ed with the girl who had been so le and confiding, and with the tening Roubelot. Roubelot would e withdrawn with a grumble, but Ma was adamant. She compelled victim to turn over to her his store _jewels—the baubles that belonged | his employers and which he had n onto the Continent to sel When , with her gems, departed, Roube- and the salesman whom he had kmailed sat calmly toge®héer in the wel apartment in Paris and discussed an by which the victim could ex- his loss and avoid the scandal. It decided to report a robbery. There was something in his manner, though, tha hot convince the police inspectors of the Pa *. He was questioned more closely than ted. In his fright he broke down and At last the police of Europe had the “ec _. to hunt out Roubelot and Alma T *hey hunted long, in both Europe and Amer girl and the man soon learned that their la had spoiled tters. The police were + & little, too, because Alma evidently had of her loot. They wondered if she was some plan to thwart them after all. It w the jewels, they knew, to complete the evid TT «8 WHE es oe

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e World | Prison mplices generously, and used much in ing about him a gifted, dependable company ederates who would make the most business- gse of Alma’s rosebud lips and captivating eyes. sw the bureaus of safety of Paris, London and perlin began to be concerned deeply. The exploits belot mounted up with deadly precision. They given & tragic significance when the’ London jer, Walter Bevan, failed in frantic efforts to | up his loss of the half million dollars he had amilies would. have for a few brief weeks of bliss with little Alma y one of its young scions, y 1 delle. He was revealed as a defaulter and an nan but a lovable one; a Wiossicr. In one final effort he made an airplane py young matron would = from London to Vienna, where, the continental hér husband-to-be she'd ~ secretly informed him, he would find Alma he leaders of the most ¢ S Bieschelie and Guilliame Roubelot. He made his d that was ever org ui ed to Alma herself, whom he found buying the of serving prison sentences § ¥ of impoverished Austrian Barons with her ny at Guiana. § from another affair with a man who had 4 the treacheries in her smiles. The story of s interview, that desperate, agonized appeal by od by the police that $5,000, 0 man whose name was listed high in London as a oll of the organized gangs that ial genius, was whispered through every police to trap men who would rathes Bicasvarters in Europe. it known they had made amor #ie Alma listened with pensive light playing in | any Police President will de great, round eyes that seem to be two sapphire y of men pay the blackmailerg, of innocence. She was desolate, she said, at the woman they thought # was all quite too bad that for such a little ely calculating, rather as half a million dollars the gallant English heir friends, discover that they er should have had to steal and was about to r themselves alone. And the 9d out. There was hope, then, in Walter Be 1 their pretty “agentes ¢ heart—hope for himself and his wife and two f love, are the most elusive of ters, who were soon to be married. - are easily caught but se There was creater, almost certain, hope when lit- police watch their opera Alma softly murmured to him that he might, as who pays—-or the women blackmailed more frequen iplain. was a pretty thief who of the Apaches. In due co o the higher order of the black. ‘etty way successfully har vondon tradesmen who discov. ands go to Deauville, for exe sir wives at home, they may, if uville does. Bedutiful womeyg ssorts im France patronized Roubelot at once attracted t ich police, but they were r- stions were so petty they didnt . “ the bete noir of European =» times. And when he had done that she said to - “That is good, my monsieur! I shall remem. Me that I kissed a monsieur on his way to prison!”’ Tiwas then, when Walter Bevan, dishonored bank bad been taken back to London and put tn jail, police began to speak of Alma as the wickedest in the world. Even a few thousand pounds, from her latest blackmail coup, would have Bevan, perhaps, and saved his wife and daugh os ’ ERE always is a hope in the breasts of Police Inspectors, that the dangerous blackmailer, such pachelle and her master. Roubflot, will eventu suddenly: make a mistake. Criminals usu- 7 years old, came out not fro do. Alma did. It was a little af m the convent of the good sig r. A rather inconsequential man, n Bordeaux. She'd gone imt0 Heewcentative of a British jewe! was 7 years old, when her par _ had the manner of one who ‘Pike Bs tives intended that she should aimech thoney.‘ Alma was ecided otherwise when she was By otherwise engaged. There had in her decision that the sisters mono victim picked out for her y when she took the few francs ig jeweler’s man was handy, and not r her and went to Paris. Mirsctive. At least he would pay : ee pounds, she thought. Roubelot erved a dressmaker in Rue my aied, but acquiesced at last. Even oxes and picking up pins. stm tidom resisted the youngest and ‘ound her in Rue St. Honore "meeest of the “agentes de l'amour.’ 's in the lives of the d : chance to be pretty that : Almost any Roubelot may 08 s. It is a Parisian way. ded was brought to official r went through the und | a ‘‘maeter” of the blackmail oting his new splendor and BI »t him with expert eyes and @ a. radiant now with marve Vendome and priceless je Among the police the ru n of the board of directors of itution had suddenly discove . of the pretty girl he had at Bairritz and established ia | sea at Dinard, were treache it was hinted, cost him ane alf a million dollars. Row noney lavishly. Guilliame ® here was consternation between however, when, trapped, the En nan confessed that he had been r That he was not wealthy. He od with the girl who had been so and confiding. and with the tening Roubelot. Roubelot would withdrawn with a grumble, but was adamant. She compelled victim to turn over to her his store jewels—the baubles that belonged his employers and which he had onto the Continent to sell. When . with her gems, departed, Roube and the salesman whom he had Mailed sat calmly toge®her in the apartment in Paris and discussed his loss and avoid the scandal. It B decided to report a robbery. macre Was something in his manner, though, that e80i convince the police inspectors of the Paris He was questioned more closely than he i. In his fright he broke down and con At last the police of Europe had the “case’ which to hunt out Ronbelot and Alma Tron | hunted long, in both Europe and America Siri and the man soon learned that their latest Bm had spoiled matters. The police were both- a little, too, because Alma evidently had not of her loot. They wondered if she was per- s0me plan to thwart them after all. It would me jewels, they knew, to complete the evidence of the cottage at Dinard, kiss her one or - against her when she should be arrested. Otherwise she might have the audacity, which would be like her, to make them prove that it really was she, and not the salesman himself, who had taken the gems. ND so it came to that evening in Piccadilly when the rooky “bobby” and the student « police- woman were having their shilling dinner. The wondering pair left their dinners and fallowed the girl in the orchid wrap to a flat just off Regent street, around the cor- ner. The girl did not speak to her follow- ers until she had led them up a stairway, through a doorway and a foyer. As she was about to open another door she stopped long enough to thrust a re- volver into the hands of ‘“Rooky’’ Follis. who, like all’ Logda, 4POLICEWOMAN EDNA CREIGHTON and POLICE SERGEANT police, carried none. ROBERT FOLLIS of London Metropolitan Police. They “You'll ‘need this,”’ captured the blackmailing gang. she said shortly. “And don’t be afraid to use it.” Then she opened the door. Two men wheeled about and swore at the girl Then they saw the man and women behind her. and saw their uniforms. One of the men sprang at the policeman and the other leaped at the policewoman Follis stopped them both with a bullet fired at their feet. Then the rooky officers saw another man, a young man with pale face, who rose, halft-dazed. from a desk in a far corner of the room Follis and Policewoman Creighton were busy putting nip- i t »~ , * . ” “— . aa 9 er”: ‘ me CO “ rn eee, & * — . . ~~ ‘3 =. ong A GRE ww . a. ~ oe er . ee ats . Fate a _ oo nee , o . eee w « _> vad ne . ° ee eed ‘ . “ ‘ * e . al » . 7 - ? P P: 5 met _——e ox ee a i a : 4 . . * , “s . 7 a 7 ‘geatt ee Me. bes oe eee en Meter WO 4 " Re eA : > Cy ° one's : Pre on Pad all “ 7 - , f ? 4 5 lee » ee — le _ 4 ‘ — . a ¢ — ns os Ae ae . . a, ie t by which the victim could ex WHERE ALMA TRONCHELLE tends the violet and pansy beds. it themselves of course. that sie had stolen the of the British salesman in Paris and the police might have let her go. in view of her announcement that she'd de- cided to “go good,” and the likeli- hood that she would escape convic- tion anyway, as the jewels had never been traced to her. But ‘“‘Rooky” Follis and Policewoman Creighton were bothered by that swagger stick, They happened to twist the handle and it unscrewed The jewels that Alma had accept- ed in lieu of a check fell into their hands. When she had returned to Paris the police were baffled again. The Brit- ish jewel house decided not to prose- cute. The notoriety drawn upon one of their salesmen would not be bene- ficial, thev concluded at the last moment HEN Alma Tronchelle did a sum prising thing. She went calmly be fore the Magistrates and asked them to put her away for a time “It'll help me to stay good,” she said “If I go free Tll onlv go back to the old jobs. So tuey sent her to Medun for five years, on her confession. She has refused her proffered pardons, and anyone may see her, during vis- iting hours, tending the violets and pansies in the prison yard (Copyright. i atid; es Foy i Se ~~ ~. = - anm 8 «= 4& ~ am eee ® — = 7 — aa eae - .

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over . - . — a ~ “FHE DEAD: William Shaks- geececrs peare, Bernard Shaw, Marie ~*= So Antoinette, Ramsay McDon- ald, Stanley Baldwin, The Duke of Wellington, Sir Francis Drake, Pussyfoot b. ae fag Bae sg ‘ ey 2 a 4 - ‘ ad | #4 mn 7 y é s: rt , — ¢ s , ’ a ae ah 4 : iPr, steko Oe tel Pipe Fie : 0 Spee oth i ¢ eS es i e (239 y, ghog “ie . a . 2 Ts Non . we a - og » in” “a OE td ee Gas gts 4 as - an _ Mee | * -! a THE OFFICE- Johnson and Several Other §& — Cy ~ . Fa “SH = CELL of Burton ° e °.° 3° a a, Sore: hie Sa eas ome ee . «2 1° " x ~ Wy ad ~ > by curious irony, the wicked survived and the good MADAME TUSSAUD, IN THE CHAMBER OF HORORS aunt and innocent perished. Pek? founder of the famous fire. Policemen covering up the notorious Dr, as The famous “Chamber of Horrors,’’ with its gory wax-works g up - . representations of crime and criminals, was in the Crippen, one of the SUIVIVOTS. basement. Those effigies escaped the flames. Shakspeare and Bernard Shaw, Marie Antoinette and Mary Queen of Scotts, Ramsay MacDonald and Stan- ley Baldwin, the Duke of Wellington and Lord Al- lenby, Sir Francis Drake and Father Vaughan, Win- ston Churchill and “Pussyfoot’’ Johnson all perished. Yet to the kiddies, in part at least, the fire was kind. “Cinderella’’ remains unscathed, so does ‘“‘Red Riding Hood” and so the “Babes in the Woods” and those other war re-creations of old fairy stories. Napoleonic relics beyond a price were lost. The coach in which the Emperor rode at Waterloo, an- other he used at te coronation at Milan, and yet a third in which he rode at St. Helena. His corona- tion robes were burned to ashes. These were but in- cidental to the destruction of many historic treas- ures on which no valuation could be placed. Yet the effigy of the policeman, standing at the door, where thousands of visitors had questioned him. believing he was real, was rescued by his broth- er ‘“‘Bobbies.”’ Literal thousands watched the fire and watched the great destruction. The museum had been closed at 10:30 p. m. Half an hour later theater crowds saw the famous wax works all ablaze. : roll 3 e Christopher Curtius, a master in that art, h 4 niece, Marie Grosholtz, who was exceptionall in modeling such figures. Her, he in court, where she, by her charming ways, decal fashion and was by way of being a protege Antoinette. To have one’s bust done ip ay U charming Marie Gresholtz was the very mgge. ~~ wypdrrtte ty iif AME rumors of impending trouble and ie Wie old uncle, about whose dinner table therm : ered leaders to discuss liberty, equality erhood, withdrew his little Swiss niece from a ciation with aristocrats, against whom hatred w YI daily growing in Paris. ee The Reds of the Midi marched up from the $ of France singing the “‘Marseillaise,” and on ful summer evening the mob left the doors topher Curtius’ museum of wax works in who has made a small fortune vard du Temple, and, shouting and bor while serving time for through the streets the images of “Egalite 4 4 stealing one. leans and Baron Necker. Those images, 860 rode upon the shoulders of the multitude, to pieces by the sabers of Lambeck’s d the weapons sprinkled with blood the those who carried them while the soldiers « chargers rode down the mob. . That very summer night King Louis le difference between what His Majesty pleased to call revolt and that which the } termed a revolution. The pent-up hatred of the people burst Versailles with a tornado’s Tury. Louis was swept from the throne to ry his stead there tf La Guillotine. | Each day Dea toll from the art No one was safe f nation’s fury. & little Swiss mod rie Gresholtzg, Y is. BURTON M. MORGAN. By CHARLES GORDON CARROLL. IRECTING and conducting a wide mail order enterprise fre dingy, grated cell, Burton M. convict in the Maryland State tiary, Baltimore, has netted hi admitted income of more than § in the past 12 months and has, Other things, brought upon the penal institut searching investigation instigated by Gov. Al Ritchie. . To date, Morgan's. activities have resulted resignation from office of Warden Claude B, zey; unwonted unrest on the part of Galen L. Baltimore Collector of Internal Revenue, who have an income tax retarn from Morgan; storm of protest and appeal from citizens Maryland ‘Free State.” Meanwhile, mains undisturbed in his gloomy cell, await call before the State Board of Welfare to exp ADAME TUSSAUD bad never conceived a spee- N tacle so thrilling as that blaze wiien the fire was at the height of its fury. ¥Firemen from their tallest ladders poured water on the flames from a hundred lines of hose, and unloosed torrents from surrounding buildings. Flames leaped to dizzy heights and sparks raised in the air like golden whirlwinds. London's fire chief, in evening dress, had rushed from a the- ater to direct the effort of 22 engine companies. The molten wax ran in sheets of flame through the museum's rooms. It raised a dense black smoke which seemed to THE RESCUE. A fireman saves the famous “Bobby” who has always stood & at the door. wr down. There was only a blanket even night. Then F dt, ae Bi 2 the hiss of water con- — Poe, Pepa. into prinee, ‘Fi By : b business Schemes and methods, guered the roar of flames. | i i | : That Morgan's ventures were directed from Slowly the fire was ROM that hate@ #9 «= the prison walls and that his activities had subdued. The sparks died where she & ae "@ #£« nt and approval of Warden Sweesey has | many friends Gh! _ been admitted by the latter. However, that Court, she was” vict's success in the world of frenzied fina keeping with the usual rules and regulations conducted state penitentiaries, has not been ad she paid a frigt ful. ) , »y either Gov. Ritchie of the Welfare Board For the Na ' “Prison Ponzi” has a lot of explaining to do. phen a oat Morgan is serving a five-year term for lar¢ : , : soe tate a ine & false pretense, to both of which charges he “ THAT worries me.” Fishes ag “3 ms : * = 7 is term expires in June, 1926. sa a fireman ES Swe | | | Sata. > » ee ewer They were 0 months prior to the be ure of his thet who stood watch the sec - +S ®. | . ; her heaped up in. 3. ness, Morgan applied a pa 4 ond day, “is my missus. wicker basket, f lease to April 1. With t the discovery of his | cial activity his hopes for an early exit from ¢ duil glow among smok- 3 inc ruins. Madame Tus- 2 “ Be. § Ae ; s.r = Site. “call by the influence @ saud’s was a smoldering 3 = i eee % me | “— a . ae $ 3 ge ee A uncle. But tor 1 funeral pyre. For two davs it burned. And for its passing all England mourned. ” pas eh, = nt ting ye foe alike, that = . | e g to Madame Tus- masks might be. ' On gate saud’s for years. ‘Oh. I oo _ er 7 8 have gone glimmering. - Sy ae am ong them cee'd ta ‘opi a gracious pat O FAR, no busy State official seems to | course, she, like as not ee ttle D _ “covered -the exact detalis and 7 . Of, m e So adl _, ©Onvict’s business. orga mself reilly coed = oa me. You ess l'Angouleme » been called before oe waahan weasel Mme oan wa jostling there ip _ that time, business men of the “Free | ste’ Works Exhibition was a Reset one ha Se the secret of prosperity. | pet udiic already been acquainted born of revolution. ’ it was the fashion of os Sus episodes in Morgan's prison life up to ea ” a” the court of Louis XVI [aa amen 4 Nae [ —- 2 “- ss a Se ee ot the Te come, be, was irritated by official sut of France to have one’s So” oS > wees.” 7% . Rigen Rare ie Mae £°Mmercial venture. effigy modeled in wax TH tion. 3 ; E DEAD AND INJURED after the flames had ‘lil (Continued on pope | + Page Six. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 26, 1925.

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ke: OFFICE: | ‘CELL of Burton af Morgan. Here the convict - carried on his ' ~ jmmense busi- ¥ ness. & ; & .s. ae, by ‘ OF HORORS after the ing up the notorious Dr. of the survivors. master in that art, had a who was exceptionally adept es. Her, he introduced at™ charming ways, became the of being a protege of Marie e's bust done in wax by the tz was the very mode. nding trouble and the wise we dinner table there gath- liberty, equality and broth- ttle Swiss niece from ass0o- against whom hatred was marched up from the South > Marseillaise,’’ and on a fate- mob left the doors of Chriss BURTON M. MORGAN. of wax works in the Boule- | who has made a small fortune shouting and hooting, bore @ while serving time for e images of “Egalite’’ Or- Stealing one. ‘r. Those images, as they } of the multitude, were cut | By CHARLES GORDON CARROLL. of Lambeck’s dragoons, and _ a : with blood the shoulders of — IRECTING and conducting a nation- while the soldiers on their wide mail order enterprise from his “apeneryy dingy, grated cell, Burton M. Morgan, convict in the Maryland State Peniten- tiary, Baltimore, has netted himself an admitted income of more than $35,000 in the past 12 months and has, among Other things, brought upon the penal institution a . searching investigation instigated by Gov. Albert C. _ Ritchie. " To date, Morgan's activities have resulted in the resignation from office of Warden Claude B. Swee- fey; unwonted unrest on the part of Galen L. Tait, Baltimore Collector of Internal Revenue, who would have an income tax return from Morgan; and a storm of protest and appeal from citizens of the Maryland ‘Free State.” Meanwhile, Morgan re- Mains undisturbed in his gloomy cell, awaiting the call before the State Board of Welfare to explain his business Schemes and methods, That Morgan's ventures were directed from within the prison walls and that his activities had the con- _ Sat and approval of Warden Sweezey has already | deen admitted by the latter. However, that the con- _ ‘Yiet’s success in the world of frenzied finance is in 4 keeping with the usual rules and regulations of well- | Conducted state penitentiaries, has not been admitted by either Gov. Ritchie or the Welfare Board. The “Prison Ponzi” has a lot of explaining to do. Morgan is serving a five-year term for larceny and “false pretense, to both of which charges he pleaded Suilty when arraigned last in criminal court. His ' rm expires in June, 1925. Nevertheless, two _ Months prior to the exposure of his thriving busi- » 808s, Morgan applied for a parole—advancing his re- lease to April 1. With the discovery of his commer- _¢lal activity his hopes for an early exit from the pris- _ © gates have gone glimmering. ght King Louis learned the t His Majesty had _ been and that which the people of the people burst upon o's Tury. 7 n the throne to prison. In. | his stead there reigned — La Guillotine. ? Each day Death took toll from the aristocrats. No one was safe from the nation’s fury. Even the little Swiss modeler, Ma- rie Gresholtz, was throw. into prison. ROM that hated place where she saw be many friends of %4 Court, she was released .* by the influence of bet — uncle. But for release — she paid a frightful price. For the Nafion she was” set to model in wax the” heads of the “Aristos” &&, ; they fell from the gulllo-_ tine. - They were brought to her heaped up in a great wicker basket, friend and foe alike, that death- masks might be made. “Ol ~ VV Oo” Some a le Sl) ee a . . In Prison!. Apparently, Morgan's undertaking included every- thing from the selling of merchandise to blackmail. His territory covered the United States and Canada. His variety of offerings was extensive—and ‘his suc- cess was phenomenal. Yet the exact details are still a secret. Nevertheless, that part of his business me- moirs that may now be written would be, roughly, as follows: Morgan wrote and mailed letters and circulars advertising his business from within the peniten- tiary, openly violating the prison rule which de- mands official inspection of all incoming and outgo- ing post. Warden Sweezey has admitted that it was possible for the lettefS to have been sent and re- ceived at the prison, and adds that he believes Mor- gan's story of the miniature “postoffice.”’ While conducting business from his self-appointed office in the penitentiary, Morgan was permitted an unusual amount of freedom and privileges which are seldom granted to prisoners. He was allowed to have visitors (described by prison officials as mes- sengers), at almost any time of the day. Nearly every day he had one “visitor,’’ and, on numerous occasions, three or more. Warden Sweezey said he considered these were ‘‘calls’’ by messengers who had business to conduct with Morgan, and remarked that he did not assume them to be ‘‘visits.’’ Messengers were allowed to deliver to Morgan packages that were not first inspected by guards, who take this task as a welcome responsibility. Further, Morgan was also allowed to give to these same messengers parcels for outside delivery, again free from the watchful eye of uniformed attendants. ~~ Wageeunuat — : ™ . - ” a . « iene % ‘’ _ _ ' J “4. ate . es - ~ * oF. , a y wf a « ~ 2 me ” x: _ 7 7 . cA - ee > . _— — b > ae ’ se ES ‘ > = oS aoe - es =~ Be ‘is aoa ee at,” . Oe, . Pa ‘ = coor oS 4 J en aw Ss 7 Oe ap « ¢ - ae Oe Lae ; oe > = « . - - “ Wy = as “> 5 j a A ¥ . ate , $ - ‘ a. y : i. ea Makes $35,000 a Year Ua* WARDEN CLAUDE B.SWEEZEY, who resigned his office when ~ the news leaked out. Morgan was permitted to keep a typewriter in his cell and contented himself with collecting for use a complete set of office furniture, including files, cab- inets, desks and other essentials for the uninterrupt- ed flow of his business. And, until a short time be- force the convict ran afoul of outside-the-prison in- terference, he had ready access to a telephone in the prison building, which allowed him to make calls without official supervision. In order to make the telephone service as perfect as possible, one of the penitentiary guards received all calls for Morgan in the latter’s absence from his “office’’—when he left his chosen work for compulsory toil in the overalls factory of the prison. 2 URING Morgan's period of operation in the pris- on, four civil suits were filed against him in People’s Court on a basis of salary claimed by per- sons who said they had worked for the convict as outside representatives, and ‘had not been paid. The cases are still pending—-little hope is held out for the plaintiffs. In addition to conducting his own business, Mor- gan was chosen as superintendent in the overalis factory, and it was this position, according to War- den Sweezey, that so improved Morgan's commercial! ability until he devised another mail-order plan by which outside sales of overalls were noticeably in- creased. Among personal correspondence sent by Morgan from the prison were two letters, of which peniten- tiary officials knew nothing until shown copies of theth at the time of the expose’ One letter was addressed to a Canadian business Among them wee red | oe : man and sportsman discussing the alleged relations gracious patroness, de | \\s FAR, no busy State official seems to have un- | | between the recipient of the note and Morgan's wife, Queen, the Princesse h- Severed the exact details and procedure of the containing a threat from the convict to “‘let the en Lamballe, the little Due «“Avict’s business. Morgan himself has not aa yet sé 2 tire affair have an airing in the papers and court.” ess i'Angouleme. “q been called before the Welfare Board and, matil ym " : = The other letter, addressed to a New York lawy r jostling there in wea > that time, business men of the “Free State’’ must [aS | who is nationally known and a member of a w'! ket there was, per tae «elt in vain for the secret of prosperity. However, = és, ? known law firm in that city, urged the attorney ‘0 the head of one laa = | the public has already been acquainted w numer- Mate ~ “throw out a line in Toronto and get this bire . her uncle's tables the | %8 episodes in Morgan's prison life up to the time ae number from A to Z, as to his pedigree, what he | preached secretly led mn he was irritated by official supervision of his ‘worth, who he is and what connection he has win oe ot the rererm Mmercial venture : ee ae ra sa ee (Continued on Page If. tion. (Continued on page 14.) Sunday Magazine- -S!. 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warn > ae ae oe pi a oe ede By WM. W. MOSS JR HE good ship Ara, palatial yacht of William K Vanderbilt, glided to her anchorage off Miami a few days ago and brought in from the sea a story of a battle with a huge_ devilfish which recalled the exploits of the New Bed- . ford whalemen in the days of sperm oil and square riggers. It was a battle with harpoon and rifle, fought from a 30-foot boat, with a horned monster weigh- ing three and one-half tons and measuring more than 18 feet from tip to tip. Only after the boat had been almost upset three times were Commodore Vanderbilt and his crew victorious When the sea devil had been hoisted to a davit of the Ara, which had been standing by. Commodore Vanderbilt realized why those who had smiled at the tale of old Fred Bishpam owed an apology to his memory It was Bishpam’s “experience which sent Vanderbilt on the trail of the devilfish. E HAD heard how, a dozen years ago, on a black and starless night, a tiny motorboat sputtered into Biscayne Bay, half filled with water, her run- ning lights out and neglected. In the stern a gray- haired man in dirty overalls crouched in terror His weather-beaten face showed the pallor of fear through the tan, and his squat frame trembled as he turned and lodked back over his shoulder with furtive glances. The man was Fred Bishpam, later to be known as) “Shaky.” As his boat bumped against the pier, he leaped toward the bow, and only the habit of years made him pause long enough to make the craft fast to a pile This done, he brushed past a group of crack- : er fishermen and fled toward Captain Charles his ‘cottage, without looking Thompson of back. # Miami, world’s Old Mary Bishpam was “most famous fish- ing guide, aided Commodore Van- derbilt in the fight. cooking supper, and her plat- ter of fried kingfish dropped to the-floor when her hus- band burst into the kitchen : eee Monster Weighed 31-2 Tons and Measured More Than 18 Feet From Tip to Tip. yp lie cso AID he was a-fishing,”’ the woman explained, wiping her tears away with the hem of her blue apron. “All of a sudden, right out o’ the water there cum a turrible sea devil, bigger’n a house, wings stretched out an’ mouth open more’n six feet There wuz horns sticking out, too, an’ pinted right at him © “He didn’t know what all happened after that cuz he fell down in the boat in a daid faint, he wuz that. scairt. When he cum to, the boat was half full o’ water, but still a~chuggin’ along. Fred said he never done nothing, but just the same that sea devil was after him an’ that he wuz a marked man. That’s what druv him crazy t&nd finally One of the most unusual photographs ever taken, showing the, sea devil whirling to attack the boat. The devil’s horns can be seen thrusting out of the water and, in the lower right hand corner, can be seen the harpoon. and slammed the door behind him. Wild- eyed, he dropped into a chair and moaned, head in hands “It ‘most catched me, it me In anxious astonishment his wife asked what had happened “The sea devil. Mary, the sea devil."’ he replied Then without waiting for supper he crawled into bed and pulled the sheets over his head All night he tossed and moaned Bishpam never went down to the _ sea again. His wife sold the motor boat for what it would bring and was forced to draw on her slender savings to support herself and her husband On occasions she would send him into Miami for groceries The neighbors would see him slinking along the strem™, glancing about and mumbling to himself The children watched him in awed silence He earned the nickname of “Shaky” because he always seemed to be trembling His fellow fishermen unable to Obtain any explanation from his secretive wife, shook their heads and decided the loneliness of the Gulf, Stream finally had “got’’ the old fellow "most catched Shaky failed rapidly and died within a year. Only after the funeral did his wife repeat to an old friend the story Bishpam told the night he came in from the sea for the last time Page Eight. Commodore Vanderbilt play- ing a good sized-tarpon. ~ kilt him.”’ The story found its way via the neighbor back to Bishpam’s fellow fishermen, but they gave it little credence and decided that it must have been the Gulf Stream after all. ‘ And then came the Ara bringing Commodore Van- derbilt and a party of friends to Florida. She fol- lowed almost the same route as Fred Bishpam’s motor boat, and Vanderbilt eventually heard the story of the devilfish. LTHOUGH in the last 20 years the Commodore has collected more than 400 different specimens of marine life, he could think of none he had seen or heard of resembling the devilfish. However, his familiarity with ichthyology, one of his hobbies, in- stead of destroying his faith in old,Bishpam’s story, made him believe it all the more firmly. One night, while sitting on the moon-lit deck of the Ara chatting with Capt Charles Thompson, well- known fishing guide, Commodore Vanderbilt told the tale of Bishpam and the strange creature which sprang at him from the deep. The Captain listened with absorbed interest. Finally he slapped his knee. “By Henry,” he cried, “I bet I know what old ‘Shaky’ saw Funny, we called them sea devils, too, when I was a boy,”’ The Captain told of the days when his father was a lighthouse keeper on Soldier Key, of his boyhood fishing trips with his brothers after shark and tar- pon which dragged their small Boat about like a * chip 66 E WERE drifting one day in the lee ofa coral island,” he said, “where the water was s0 deep it looked glassy black. We had been fishing a short time when our attention was attracted by a great black thing which leaped out of the water about 200 yards in front of us. ee Cee ay Me ee a a * ogg a mt there cum a “a, . house, wings » tt. ~ “At first weit _— jumped again and | “I “were almost petrified. with. great fins spreading put on ‘= and projections on oe St as boyish minds it “ei, mountain, and we promptly « one seeing it would think « vel “Although we were quite a | a monster we could see it was’ ben, dous speed, 80 we put abou bet ie” . . We uary to the same “It’s so long since I've seen Captain concluded “that ‘I ‘tie, about them. I have never met ; seen them.” Yip rs OMMODORE VANDERBIL monster, Ss he must have one of the sea devil. — vate aquarium on his estate af | asked Capt. Thompson to do hi hoisted later the Captain managed t devil weighing 500 pounds. York and added to the Vand Having obtained a devil derbilt decided that he wan one, and wrote Capt. The In the meantime the Ara, a 2 time mine layer in the Brit to Ne@foundiland and La Mediterranean. From each yacht brought back more "= modore's collection, but he "| devilfish out of his mind. >: Finally, this winter, the = She came into. Biscayne Ba carrying a crew of 3 The yacht warped tween Miami - turning com ¢ to the ekip Commodore and tooked Preparatic yacht. wheel, guests. re é Py * lea? ey ’ -

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ately for the sea-devil hunt. New harpoons and three high-power rifles were bought, figat barrels were caulked, painted and tested, and new rope was provided. Supplies of water and provisions were e loaded on board the Ara and the fuel tanks for her Bishpam two Diesel engines of 500° horsepower each were filled. The vesse] then set out for Port Jefferson, . mi Brought in near which Capt. Thompson had found a spawning ground of sea devils. am Upon the arrival there was some debate about the the Stor Vos He method of procedure and finally it was decided fo use one of the Ara’s motor tenders for the hunt in- Never Recov- stead of the 2? foot sailing cutter which the yacht Carries. The tender, an open boat, was put-in readiness ered From and the party headed into the Gulf Stréam at 9 o'clock in the morning. In addition to Commodore — , His Expe- Vanderbilt, Capt. Thompson and four sailors, the tender carried Muriel and Consuelo Vanderbilt, Mrs. si Helen Sturges, Fred Church, former Harvard foot- rience. But ball star, and Cadman Russell of Boston. One of the sailors was armed with the rifles, one “ Vanderbilt steéred, a third looked after the engine and the ee ot fourth tended the kegs to which the harpoon ropes Na . = were fastened. Capt. Thompson and Commodore Got His Fish. Vanderbilt kept a lookout. et When the tender was about thrée miles due west of old Logger Head light, Capt. Thompson leaned x im forward, raised one hand for silence and whispered, “Look!” ESS than a cable’s length off the starboard bow a huge black body was settling back into the water in a cloud of spray. The tender was slowed down until it barely had “All of a sudden, right out o’ the water " ee ” ae or Sige lane mene ni oe C4 there cum a turrible sea devil, bigger’n a a e , - © siistening mons Na sappeared. : > Pe Commodore Vanderbilt climbed in e bow of the house, ee an mouth open es : 2 boat and picked up a harpoon. He poised the weapon and in i . : Commodore W. Dis left hand held a coil of rope “At first we thought.it was a whale, but it is a nave ; which was tied to a keg and jumped again and we had a good look at it. We “Ba : BS K. Vanderbilt then wound around it. Just be- —— were almost petrified with astonishment. It had 7 Peto aboard his yacht hind him stood a sailor holding : great fins spreading out on either side like wings, - : Srey Ara. the keg in readiness to héave it - _— boyish minds it seemed almost as large as a es 4 mountain, and we promptly called it a sea devil. Anyone seeing it would think of that name first. “Although -we were quite a distance from the monster we could see it was traveling at tremen- dous speed, so w® put about and rowed to shore as fast as we could. We were so frightened we didn’t venture out on the ocean again for three days, and that was 2 long time to keep us off the water.” The Captain told of returning to the spot and after a time seeing five of the devils sporting in the water. This was in January. The monsters later disappeared, but always returned every Jan- uary to the same spot near the coral reef. “It’s so long since I've seen the sea devils,” the Captain concludg@m&y “that I had almost forgotten _ : about them. I have never met anyone else who has : seen them.” 2, and projections on its head like horns. To our se OMMODORE VANDERBILT decided on the spot monster he must have one of the sea devils for the pri- sea devil %” vate aquarium on his estate at Northport, L. Il. He . } asked Capt. Thompson to do his best, and two years hoisted ' a later the Captain managed to catch a small sea aboard = devil weighing 500 pounds. It was brought to New Ara, Commodore Vanderbilt’s million-dollar yacht. Ke York and added to the Vanderbilt collection. Commodore bs Having obtained a devilfish, Commodore Van- Vanderbilt's ) ss derbilt decided that he wanted the fun of catching overboard as soon as the harpoon | > one, and wrote Capt. Thompson of his intention. aon struck. yacht. ‘= In the meantime the Ara, a 214-footer, and a one- | E | ’ As the toner mawye gprvnenty © time mine layer in the British Navy, made voyages ae , “ almect WhEeet making © soy 08 to Ne@foundland and Labrador, the Caribbean and ) ¢ : : the sea devil reappeared, and this Mediterranean. From each place the converted oe , time his huge wing spread was yacht brought back more specimens for the Com- ‘ 7 oa ‘d A plainly visible. The boat was modore’s collection, but he never could get the i 3 # 2 headed dead for him. Commodore devilfish out of his mind. | . Vanderbilt braced himself. The . wind whipped about him as he Finally, this winter, the Ara went back to Florida. . e spot She came into Biscayne Bay with her owner at the nS geen pm mc wheel, carrying a crew of 36 men and a party of La beta ge 2 guests. The yacht warped into a small dock be- medinhe NaS AI tween Miami Beach and Miami, and, eae ea eee cae y, et om to enna ET my ope hata size was appalling. As he struck i er, & : » a”. , , is ring Trav Commodore Vanderbilt went ashore the water mist from flying spra) id tooked up Capt. Thompson settled over the boat. With every auG . a . / Ae % di muscle tense the Commodore reeresrees Were mace —- é leaned forward watching the grad- ually disappearing sea devil. Sud- denly he Jurched forward and hurled the harpoon. =. ~~ o- le ll -~ -* @ «8 a a “sy » - - » _S. = —e {- « a —e > . . - |= oo Ae es Penh, ~ -~« " * ~~ = a4 T THE same instant the sailor 4 h heaved the keg over the rail. There was a tremendous swirl of water under the boat, as the mon- ster dived. The coil of rope streamed off the bow as though tied to a connon ball. The bob- bing keg suddenly began revolv- ing with incredible speed and then was jerked beneath the water. The tender shot forward full A whip-ray, closely allied to the sea speed. There was a splesh 50 devil family, recently captured by ‘feet astern and the keg resp Commodore Vanderbilt. peared and shot 10 feet into the (Continue on Page 15.) Page Nine. dollars ; Juice ers at ; AY.» iZ and Judge

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—_—— — . had deel ai a | s* Fre § (y) a A SSS — —— a remembers his honor. Don't you so, Hugo?” "Her eyes looked as though she had jeft them on guard somewhere, watch- tee something for her. But he didn’t ce that. He was one of those fever- ‘uh men who never notice anything bat “ther people's feverishness, at which ‘they feel aggrieved. “See, Joan,” he began nervously. you and I have been living a lie for ‘two years. There's Bo getting out of it tor two whole years! We've drugged | ives and each other with the say- we couldn't help it" “You have,” she murmured. “I don't “pe rugs.” age have,” he agreed quickly. ‘Wand you have let me. Because dhere ‘gas nothing we could do—so we said.” “aed suddenly he broke off and put his “send on her knee. “Do you love me, iu Yes.” she said, no more, for Joan's ‘fore was never expressed in words, she was not like that. But it was his par- 'teular effeminacy to be intensely _ pleased to hear her say she loyed him. [He would glow, de profundis. One of _ two people in love must be effeminate, _ gfter all. ’ | “That's been my one excuse,” je Veaid, shyly. “And it’s my justification ‘pow for what I must do-—-that we've Yoved each other for two years and ati] lore each other. I'm going to os 4 k Ralph tonight to give you your Sue freedom .. .” a ’ “So that’s why you haven't been to -~ "gee me for a week!” ze ’ “Joan, don’t you see—it’s ghastly! Poor old Ralph—down there all alone!” habit of hers which her & | Saivaniin Res ae “Yes. 1 wanted to be . HERE is a tale that is told in London would not have been surprised at his wife's atti- The quality of sil wee ey _ You influence me frightfully, Joan; about a nightingale, how it did this and tude on the sofa, for naturally she was bored to bl Poy? masse “you're stronger than I am, and so if I i noticeable about, _ eeare Was bink way out of this mud- that and, finally, for no apparent rea- death with the man. Mrs. Loyalty. It he ‘teks tae ’ to think our way son, rested and sang in Berkeley Square. His wife’s friends had long since despaired of se i ae I had to do it alone. Ralph .was ably commented of 4 , A well-known. poet, critic and com- Ralph Loyalty ever seeing that his wife was bored reigners be An iy best friend. And for two years mentator heard it. and it is further al- to death with him, and that is why they would | ance an | Ri ; © Jou and I have been meeting each leged that he was sober. Some men, have been surprised to see him now, for it was ob- talkers, English poy wether secretly for lunch and for the of course, nOw say that it was not a nightingale at viously because he had realized that this evening, at walkers: which howaver. sounds like ne ernoons, and at home you yey been ali, but only the south wind singing in the trees of last, that he looked so miserable. tion end onth be aniatrusted as such. Pliving this lie with Ralph. You've sort #f crucified yourself, Joan, because you M@ide't want to hurt Ralph. And I've let »' It's ghastly. And Raiph has al- y; trusted us together, he’s made it for us. It'$"khastly, Joan.” the square, but it is a faet that some men will say “Well ...” began Ralph Loyalty, suddenly, and ae anything. And some men -have formed a Saint then very deliberately knocked the ash of his cigar But silence was, in a particular way, @ re, James’ Square school of thought, but it was in into the fireplace, which was unlike him with an Mrs. Loyaity’s figure, just like its t's Berkeley Square that the poet, critic and commen- ash tray at hand, for he was an orderly man. And tator, who was sober. distinctly heard the song of then he said a wicked word and banged out of the . the nightingale. on a night in the heart of the room. The candles flickered madly in the sudden ® “Yes, it’s ghastly,” she murmured drouth of 1921. draft. -_ Mom her heart. | In the drawing room of a house midway on the But it was as though Mrs. Loyalty did not hear — » “Joan,” her lover whispered, “in the entailed side of the square sat a lady and a gentle- the crash of the door—she did not stir. She did | mt book in which our lives are be- man silently. Or rather, the lady lay, while the not sigh, nor did she instantly light a match for the °#2dles. ping written, you will appear as an angel gentleman sat, and the sofa on which she lay was cigarette which had lain for many minutes forgot- She moved one of them dias a cad. For that is bow it far from the armchair in which he sat. The room ten near her hand. head of the sofa, she sat moce been for two years... ." And was spacious; four shaded candies in tall candle- Joan Loyalty was dark, or rather her hair was 100. and she read her book. —er" peeege Carr of the oma oe seat sticks of ancient brass gave calm color to its dim- dark, and darker than ever against the crimson *¢ did not turm over the page, so = ‘thin face that looked as ete . ond ness; and four open windows, from which the cur- eushion. But her face was fair, English fair: ang J45t pretending to read. Minutes passed, and y behind it passed a hap ne - tains were withdrawm in slack folds of shining many generations had gone to the establishment of ‘he light of the candles writhed across her pm eyes; and her arm crept tne ap v silver, gave owt-to the leaves of the trees, which her complexion and the exact shaping of her deli- ‘he looked up to see a great disturbance ame houlder, and she held sate ti: murmured among themselves just a little. cate aquiline mose. But it was her eyes that were Shadows by the door. She stared with very _ oe hispered At last the geatleman roused himself from the important, to the student of such things. Joan Loy- eS at the dark apparition there, and Be eee Caren merely eat gloom of his chair im the recess of the room and ailty belonged to the society of the day, and of that Went to her heart im a still way she Bag, Epred've: cultere®: a threw back his head and stretehed his arms so that society her face, the oval sort, was, her friends said “/shed curiously. The apparition came IOrWa mma 970" ae — ~— little things cracked behind his shoulders. But the In their loose way, in the best way “typical.” She she stared at it with almost unbelieving ee Bat tate eee ‘hake en lady did not stir nor look round at him, she lay still was of the type early twentieth cemtury, but her “Joan,” the apparition said, “I era p he whisper ate Ber on 3 1° © eeete her hair. “And I've let you-—-g0 on not on the sofa by the windows, her head deep in the gestures, and lack of them, were amcient enough, should live to see you look frightened! Atay’ PSurting Ralph! And what good bas it hollow of a crimson cushion, her eyes thoughtfully for they were fully expressive of that which really rather shy. ie : * - on the ceiling, which was high enough to refuse differentiates men from beasts, the social quality of He stood before her, a tall, very thin man. 8 % ool ee ee =e ” ae itself to exact scrutiny in the affected light of four being tired. ; ing a little, with feverish dark eyes set in m il “But it will be all right nae 0 Jean candles. But beneath that manner, that’ classical insolence ascetic face, which had gained for him th te a Meothed his wretchednéss . The gentleman drew a cigar case from his breast which is inadequately called affectation, lay a Joan name of “The Metaphysician.” His face | pocket and a cigar from the case. He bit the cigar who was as sudden and as simple as the first wom- though a fever lay behind it, a kind of - and then he moved to deposit what he had bitten an. And that is why her eyes were important, lessness, but every now and then it from the tip of his finger into an ash tray. Then to the student of such things, for in them was that a shy smile: his face looked as theugh he lit his cigar. thoughtfully, and he said: “Hell, thing whieh defies the analyzing of novelists and fered much pain, but had never got . E TURNED her face to him an it's hot!” ; demagogues, the thoughtful look which may only. He smiled down at her intimately, bat alse” Peomething for her. ‘Perhaps, dear. it's a rehearsal for same.” said be thinking of a walk in a field with a ddg and a which made the smile very attractive. ’ aa . So you do agree with me now, the lady. stick, the curious, absent look which can smell the “Well,” she said up to him, softly _ Joan?” he whispered gladly. “I shouldn't wonder,’ he said. and stood -with sea from a long way off. in rather like a ghost, didn't you?” his back to the great Adam fireplace, and smoked examine him « his cigar. He was,of medium height, weathered T LAST Mrs. Loyalty lit her cigarette, and “Didn’t Ralph te you I was phad, which stabbed his heart with a looking and broadly set: gettifig a little stout late- she rose from the sofa and for a few moments » f 9 a | Dleasure that was almost pain. . ly, and his fair hair thinning at the top. A com-_ she listened to the murmuring of the leaves in the That seemed to surprise her, but che | “To agree or to disagree—what does a monpiace face, you might call it, but the nose was square: and then she crossed the dimness of the her head slightly. ee fit matter to me, Hago! Only you mat- oe good; straight, short and sensitive, very English. room to a bell button and pressed it. “I saw Ralph at the club this i : . sitting here, And I only matter ; = ° Smith came, and she said - him I might look in,” he added. . a D Because I am Aeside you. So let's be co HIS was Ralph Loyalty. whose aunt, the late “Downstairs im the study you will find a book, “He didn’t tell me,” she said. “Bat wa ' silent a little while, thinking of cach — “My . oo a. had ig ogee our eee Stee probably on the small table by the window. A slim, you let me know?” , oaemer... .” . still er DOOKS, Which were of the sentimental-sophisti- blue book, by a Mr. Beerbohm. Please bring it as ” Carr, “Tt ‘ And ; rned ¥ cated sort and have now dated a good deal. Ralph to me.”’ z ssaanane pe fhe <d ae aan on ages = Me ee ee ~<— Loyalty was more than usually happy in his aunt. The shadow of Smith hovered doubtfuliy among A shy way Mr. Carr had: he would say r » “Do rou realize, Hugo, that you and - ‘or she had left him a fortune, a famous name, but, the shadows by the door. in a very shy wotee with the fever : have scarcely had a minute of silence , people said, only the more solid side of her good “Mr. Loyalty is in the study. madam, and told ¢a.e That's what makes him attractive = _ together tor two years—you and I, aa sense. He was a man who liked the company of me he was not to be disturbed.” pl said. a _Whose lives are spent in chattering, on nen: his recreations were golf, joining clubs, auc- “Ah,” said Mrs. Loyalty, softiy. And she smiled. "aie lays down the law.” onee said Gee | Bave had to go on chattering even aeues ion bridge and dining’ with his wife; he enjoyed and when she smiled you understood why dogg liked ;eorge Robey and he admired other people's brains. her at once. “ and ¥ 6 yon, “as though he were laying eggs = _®urselves or Ralph, we bad always Some people thought him rather solid and un- “All right, Smith,” she said, “I will fetch it my- ‘heY might break.” = be discussing what we would do and maginative——‘estimabie qualities,” they said. “but self.” He sat down on the sofa beside her, pit: ° we would do it and when we would rather heavy on the -hand.”’ : The shadow of Smith vanished in a flickering of, 0D the edge of the sofa, sideways to Det it. and discussing aod But, as “Raiph” in half a dozen clubs meant candles, but Mrs. Loyalty ‘did not follow hfm at kmee almost on the ground. She lit a cigam talph Loyalty, other people said that popularity was once. She~stood where Ralph Loyalty had stood, ‘seeing the appeal on his face, she smiled as nis form of genius, and they were probably right. with her back to the great Adam fireplace: in qa Jips smiled, and she said, -softly: De ie was said to be in love with his wife. He tolerat- gesture of tired thought she clasped her hands be- “Forgive me, dear, but I feel very ‘ ‘d rakes, cads and co-respondents among his ae- hind her head, and from the motionless cigarette heat, perhaps. But go on with your juaintance, but he never understood them. He had between her lips the smoke floated upwards with- do! And I'm hoping, too, that it will ¢ ao enemies, but most of his wife’s friends disliked out a curve until it faded. for she was forgetting to inside information as to why you hare him They would trave been surprised to see him draw it Then, suddenly, she dropped the half- see me or even rung me up for a week. at this moment, so miserable he looked, but they smoked cigarette into the empty grate, an untidy luck for a woman,” she said, softly. “whem Page Ten Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -April 26, 1925. ussing. Oh, dear, our lo © endless discussion! Sot very young any more, my ™ Sut now we will be just sijent, th of nothing buat each other—for af 4 ‘ ye ” er : me, Hugo. & @. 26 re face. 3 looked into her eyes, the grave eyes that looked as though she ‘had left them on guard somewhere, watching 3 But she seemed to anawer irrele-— “Vantly. with a peculiar little laugh she -we were alone, we could nevér forget +E A Fi 7 . “rst time im two years we won't think = Ralph, my dear, we just won't! To 14 : JT WAS an unusual picasare for him Mes to see ber so soft, she who was so —_- here Were Thr 2 essentially f ness had b calmness; a an, calmnes But this | night. Het for two rea him any long of honor ths alty that he even as he he would ha his business of honer, be scious to be consciously, “But I When I “Oh!” silent, Hug selves whi course. As diately by “What dic him to tell Il was he orders not him he ez he'll be h “A” “God, muttered. plest man unholy and I ha ness over you met “Don't “Ne wilderm was, don't ifid Smith we've A gether'’= candle}s then the and 4 thing im he com just ait that will peace in him, and pleading, and close, h But fluenced go to be their utes w tered by “Oh, But ra had to Joan “Sir . to He

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it of hers which her husband . dd never quite overlook, and the room. he quality of silence was very ceable about the figure of _ Loyalty. It had been favor. commented on by distin. 4 hed foreigners, who say that | igh foreign women are ers, English women are noisy ver, sounds like a generaliza- rb the sensitive light of the nem to the little table at the sat against the crimson cush- ook. But minutes passed and Serkeley “Yes, I hare. 9” - gfter all. gow for what I a... I had to do best friend. and I have her heart. las a cad. ar. apparition came forward, and pu? lmost unbelieving eyes. op said, “I never thought I bok frightened!" A gay voice, a tall, very thin man, stoop- sh dark eyes set in a notable gained for him the comical ysician.”’ His face was nd it, a kind of somber rest-» and then it would twitch i ooked as though it had suf- had mever got used to pain. r intimately, but also shy, very attractive. o him, softly, “you did come. didn't you?” She seemed ** ‘ou I was coming? rise her, but she only shook club thie evening and told: 1c added. she said. “But why 4 law,” onee said George Tar e laying eggs and was afraid sofa beside her, very close; 5. sideways to her, with ind. She lit a cigarette; face, she smiled a little, id, softly: but I feel very silent. on with your speech— oo, that it will contain 6 > why vou hare not bees = up fora week. It's such said, softly, “when a mas “But yvou've suffered much more,” be whispered into her hair. ber hair. “And I've let you—go on not And what good bas it tone? Ralph suspects me. Goes. It's difficult to explain. . . x “But it will be all right now,” Soothed his wretchedness. MgJE TURNED her face 7 looked into her eyes, the grave eves ‘Mhat looked as though she had left burting Ralph! ‘Mem on guard te. , Sitting here. ee. + 6 “ a a} here Wer remembers his honor. so, Hugo?” @ wer eyes looked as though she had * them on guard somewhere, watch- mee something for her. that. He was one of those fever- men who never notice anything but peopie’s feverishness, at which y feel aggrieved. “See, Joan, ie *You and I have been living a lie for | There's no getting out of it We've drugged Bat he didn't two years for two whole years’ ies = and each other with the say- we couldn't heip it” ) “You have,” she murmured. “I don't Because there nothing we could do—so we said.” suddenly he broke off and put his “Do you love me, *and you have le on her knee. “Yes.” she said. no more, for Joan’ jore Was never expressed in words, she gas not like that. But it was his par- tieular effeminacy to hear her say she loved him. would glow. de profundis. ‘two people im love must be effeminate, _ “That's been mv mid, shyly. “And it’s my justification 4 each other for i lore each other. Ralph tonight Im going to "So that's why rou havent been to me for a week!” "Yes. I wanted ‘Jou influence me ‘re stronger than I am. and so if I to thimk our way out of this mud- to be free to think. been meeting lunch and for home you've been r secretiy for rnoons, and at this lie with @ucified vourself. Joan, because vou % want to hurt Ralph. Its ghastly. And Raiph has ai- yi trusted ws together, he’s made i for us. It's ghastly, Joan.” "Yes, it's ghastly.”’ Joan,” her lover whispered, t book in which Written, von will appear as an angel been for two years. Carr of the somber eyes and the the page. so perhaps she was MF thin face that looked as though a fever i. Minutes passed, and thes ¥ behind it passed a hand across his writhed across her page, and es: and her arm crept up round bis great disturbance among the She stared with very wide arition there, and her hand a still way she had, and she oulder, and she “Poor dariing'™’ "Youve suffered frightfully, haven't thiag for her. “So you do agree with 2°” he whispered gladly. But she seemed Tantiy. with a peculiar little laugh she bad, which stabbed his heart with a Peasure that was almost pain. “To agree or to disagree—what does Matter to me, Hugo! Only you mat- And I only matter ‘fause 1 am beside you. ta little while, thinking of each And she turned very wretched eyes » “Do rou realize, Hugo, that you and [dave scarcely had a minute of silence together for two years—you and I, Whose lives are spent in chattering. e bad to go on chattering even when were alone, we could never forget ‘Mrseives or Ralph, we had always to 3 we would do and we would do it and when we would it. Discussing and discussing and cussing. Oh, dear, our love bas been endless discussion! very Young any more, my sweet! * bhOW we will be just silent, think- of nothing but each other—for the time in two years we won't think ™ Ralph, my dear, we just won't! me, Hugo... WAS an unusual pleasure for him ® see ber so soft, she who was so ng what = Three Who Heard the Ni essentially fine that her natural soft- ness had been merged into a great calmness; a delicious thing in a wom- an, calmness, but rather frightening. But this was a matter of honor to- night. He had betrayed his best friend fer two years, and would not betray him any longer. It had come te a point of honor that he must tell Ralph Loy- alty that he loved Joan. And so now, even as ne thrilled at her sweetness, he would have liked to say to her that ris business tonight/ was with a point of honor, but he was-much too self-con- scious to be dramatic. He smiled self- consciously, and only said: “But I must see Ralph tonight, dear. When I came in I told Smith” ‘Oh!"" sh® eut tmpatiently in. “Be silent, Hugo, be silent—let’s enjoy our- selves while we may!” Nerves, of course. As she herself admitted imme- diately by asking quite differently: “What did you say you told Smith? Didn't he just tell you I was up here alone?” “Yes. Bat I asked where Raiph was. and he said in the study, and so I told him to tell Raiph in an honr’s time that I was here. He said Ralph had given orders not te be disturbed, but I told him he expected me—and so I suppose he'll be here soon.” “Ah.” sighed Joan “iGod. it will be difficult!’'’- Hugo muttered. Dear old Ralph—-the sim- plest man there ever was! What an unholy mess life is, Joan—that you and I have to fight our way to happt- ness over Ralph's body, just because you met him before vou met me?” “Don't say that’ she cried, sharply. “Nerves,” she smiled away his be- wilderment. ‘What I really meant was. dont say anything. For if you told Smith to tell him in an hour's time weve still half an hour or so to- gether’——she heid up her wrist to the eandlelight——“ves, just about that, and then there will be quite enough talking and discussing. And I've got some- thing important to tel! you, too, before he comes in—but, dear, I must enjoy just a little peace before fhe storm that will set me free, my first bit of peace in two vears.”” She pleaded with him. and it was delicious to hear Joan pleading. she who was usually so calm and sensible. And so ‘they sat very close, hand in hand, like children. jut Smith's idea of an hour was in- fluenced by a not unnatural desire to go to bed: and they had not enjoyed their peace for more than five min- utes when it was tremendously shat- tered by footfalls on the stairs. “Oh, Lord’ muttered Hugo Carr. But rather comically, for. after all, it had to be got over some time. Joan went queerly taut, and began to say something very swiftly. bat the door opened just then and he did not caich what it was. Entered Smith—only Smith! And Hugo Carr breathed relief that his point ef honor had not ret grown to a point. Joan made no sign. Smith came forward quickir. The candies flickered uneasily across his face. He addressed Hugo Carr. “Sir.” he said, quickly. “I went in to announce you to Mr. Loyalty ——— He broke off and his eyes hovered over Joan. “Yes, Smith?” she enccuraged him. eoftiy. Smith's eyes still hovered about ber. he seemed very perturbed ‘He addressed the air between them. ‘Mr. Loyalty’s dead,” said Smith. Smith was pot a heartiess man. He was moved and plunged again into the startled silence: “I went in and found him with his head laid across the writ- ing table and a little bottle empty by his hand. I shook ‘im. ™ “My God!” mattered Hugo Carr. But still his eres were fixed on Smith, he could not look at Joan. An analysis of suicide was not among Smith's duties. He only added: “I hare telephoned to Dr. Gar, madam, and as he was out playing bridge I asked Mrs. Gay to ring him up to come here, as it was very urgent.” Wise Smith' What could be more noncom- mittal than “very urgent’ for suicide? “My God!” muttered Hugo Carr— and jumped up and strode away to the fireplace. He had not yet looked at Joan. But Smith looked at her, and she back at him. Smith was a nice man, and he respected his mistress immense- ly, her kind. “IT am very sorry, indeed, madam,” said Smith. Joan's lipa searcely moved. “Thank you, Smith.” Smith went out softly. “I mever dreamt,” Hugo Carr burst out, then choked. It was as though he had swept his arm round to wara ont an intolerable thing and had found the thing too intolerable. > Joan went to him. “Hugo,” she awoke him softly. And he looked at her for the first time since Smith's entrance, his eyes clung to her. A very fond gesture took her hand to his shoulder—the tall, thin, stooping man whose white face took a word as visibly as it suffered a headache. Hugo Carr found many things quite unbear- able. His eyes seemed to cling to her for a support against his thoughts. “It's ghastly,” he whispered. “Joan. don't you see—it's ghastiy’ Poor old Ralph—down there, all alone! While we up here’—— He passed a hand over his mouth to stop its twitching: and it was as though his hand had put on it a bitterness which was not there before. “While we up here were mak- ing love—his best friend and his wife'”’ Involuntarily he put the best friend first. for Hugo Carr loved his friends: and, for him, friendship was one of the first principles of the civilized state. That is how he saw the civilized state. “Poor, poor Ralph!’ she said, ever so softiv. H] IS eves tore away from her face. As though they badn’t been able to find_ there the support thev needed. “There are some things,” he began feverishly. “Oh, my dear!’ Joan protested mis- erably, as though against the unbear- able philosophy of f. But it is a mis- take to protest against the unbearable philosophy of a man of honor. “There are some things.’ Mr. Carr insisted, with feverish violence, ‘‘that are unpardonable and unmendable. And there's no excuse big enough ‘(for them. se He looked like a priest, a priest in the temple of friendship burning in- cense to the ideal idea. And Joan nodded, her eves on him who saw nothing but the ruin of the ideal idea. “God simply has not put enough ex- euses into the world to meet the crimes of the world.’ The words burst out of him. “And this is evenm-worse. be- cause it is a crime so big that there's simply no punishment made to meet it. It's just betrayal. And the force of that medieval word, its uitimate meaning, broke him down. Hugo Carr sobbed. “O my God, it's beastly, beastiy' Poor old Ralph, down in that room. aijone. Betrayed—by his best friemd and his wife—and suspecting at last that he had been betrayed. only suspecting it— and not able to bear the suspicion. That's the horribie part of it, don't you see, Joan, dowp't rou see? How could he bear it-—dear old Ralph, who has never suspected anyone in his life? He simply wasn't made that way. And™so Oh, my God, while we were mak- ing love up here, we who've quibbled for two years whether we would hurt his feelings or not——his feelings! We've killed old Ralph. | , Her eyes were on him, but he saw nothing but the ruin of the ideal idea. aod an odd little curve crept about her mouth. Perhaps it was from an odd little curve like that about the lips of a young Princess of olden time that there sprang many taies of young Prin- cesses who loved yet lashed their lor- ers. It Was not contemptuous, it was much too little a curve for that. It was supremely dignified. Mona Lisa has it. though some say that Mona Lisa smiles If Mary Stuart had seen the portrait of Mona Lisa she would have whispered “She is thinking that men are but min- utes In a woman's life, and she is right.”’ “Hago'”’ But when he looked at ber it was as though he was stil! looking at ruins. “It is not fair to us to say we've killed him. And it’s childish. Life killed bim, Hugo!’ And you are not more sorry than I——who have tried so hard for eight rears to make life sweet for him. Oh, my God, how I've tried'”’ He thought out ioud, softiy: “You are a marvelous woman, Joan'™ “It's only,” she*said, gentiy. “that I know what is worth while to me and you dont. That must make life very difficult for you. ...” That is all she said, and Hugo stared at her, be- wilderment joining the fever is his eyes. “What do rou mean. Joan’ he asked, miserably bewildered. Hugo Carr couldn't bear rot to understaad things. A few yards separated them: and Sanday Magazire—St. Louis Pest-Dispatch—Apri 26, 1925. ghtingale Sing Joan crossed swiftiy to him. and she took hig arm and held it very, tight. Some people said that Joan's hands were almost too thin, but what they held they held very tightly. “Listen to me, Hugo—for ff. this mood of yours isn’t met now, in this horrible-moment, it may ruin our lives”’ “May ruin!’’ But she held his arm tight. “Yes, dear, this is ruin—but why won't you faee facts, why won't you face the bogey that life has shaped to fright- en us, why won't you see that this is the culminating point of three ruined lives and that on the ruins of three lives we must now build a rity for two? It won't be a very fair city. Hugo, but it’s ours by right, by the only real right in this wrong world—the right of mis- ery. ae. Now the eyes of a man who seers a wraith are more frightening than the wraith he sees. That is why Joan Loy- ality teft her sentence in the air, for it had been snapped by his stare. “But aren't you sorry?” he whispered dryly. And she laughed—her nerves laughed through her mouth. “Sorry! You dare to ask me if lam sorry! Oh, Hugo, fs it absolutely nee- essary for the love of a man for a woman to be expressed in fatuous ques- tions? Oh, God, what kind of thing is this love that it tricks a mind into lov- ing a man!” “IT don't know what you mean.” he muttered, sulkily. Hugo Carr couldn't bear not to understand things. “You ask me if I am sorry—I. who have lived through a hell of boredom for eight years so as not to hurt Ralph's feelings, not to break his heart! And now, at last. it’s broken. Yes. I am SsOrry. Frightfully sorry. And I am also giad—-I feel as though I mreseif had died and that my soul had been freed from a long imprisonment That ts what I felt, as though it was I who was dead, when I saw him’ ’'———— He gaped at her idiotically. “For heaven's sake, don't stare in ihat idiotic way, Hugo! Ive. already had more than I can bear tonicht, sit- timg here and thinking and thinking of poor Raiph downstairs and wondering what final thought ir must have been that made him do it’*’— — Hugo Carr cofidn't understand. ° But when—how?”’ Had not she warned him that she had already had more than she could bear? And now her nerves rose up to meet bis xvaping stare. “That is why I looked so frightened when you came in——I didn't expect rou, I didn't know who it could be. and I was afraid. And that is why I was re- lieved when you said you had told Smith to go into the study in an hour's time because that would give me time to think, to realize the thing. and to tell you. Didn't I say that I had something important to tell vou before— before Ralph came in? I was going to tell you that Ralph would never come m. for I had seen him when I went downstairs to fetch a book’ ’——— “You were reading when I came in!” he accused her. queerly. “Oh, dear, you are iike a man out of every book that was ever wriiten by men about women' Il was pretending to read. And then you told me rou had come to see Ralph on a point of honor! At last you had summoned up your courage to see Ralph— on a point of honor. And that's why I wanted you to be silent for a while, for speerh some- times makes a tragedy unbearah!yv idi- otic. I wanted peace, Hugo! I wanted just to taste the peace between the old life and the new, the old life in which there was no honor and the new life in which there will anyway be happi- eS ss And she touched him. but with a blind gesture of his arm he swept her aside, and strode out of the room. She stared, wide-eyed, unrealizing, at the panels of the door: she took two steps towards the door, she stopped. and then she ran madly to it and opened it and called, “Hugo, Hugo!” But, even as she cried his name, the door below slammed massively, tike a koe!l from the bowels of the earth; and threugh the windows of the room behind her came the noise of swift footsteps strid- ing away. HE went back into the room. Still she could not realize. She pacec about the room, here, there, trying to think trying not to think, wishing to give Wa" to the intolerable moment, umahie t (Centinacd on poge /° Page Eleven.

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To catch suddenly. 17. Moved rapidly. 18. And so forth. 20. Wrath. 22. An implement used in writing. 23. A dude. 24. Prepos#ion. 25, Small jerboalike rodents of Asia. 26. One of an ancient Palestinian people. 27. One who loves his country. rin A Ziv eee Aen —— & Cin) LISP WO JOR Ba AQEGEee4 «wl * _ ? a Dee ie SWOELWia ss majors rin >) ALL ABOUT MY BY STEPHE HIS morning I put on my pink just lovely and they said they were suit for the first time, and I must just crazy to get a suit like mine: One say it just looked too cute for said that he thought that for himself anything. I felt, of course, that the color might be a little young and it was an innovation and a great change, that for ‘his age he would rather have a but I was glad to be in it. bottle green or a peacock blue—some- I suppose everybody has been reading thing a little older. But I told him about the new fashions for men and that I was quite sure he could wear any- how over in London and Paris all thing just as young as anybody. In the men are wearing suits of fact, I know a man who is past 60, who pink and sky blue and chrome can wear pink for evening wear, and yellow. All the London and Paris pa- who looks just as young in it as any- pers that I have seen say that the new body else would. suits are a great success and.that the ‘ idea is all the rage. But, as I say, every- ERHAPS I should explain, as I body knows about that and I don’t need know a lot of my friends would like to explain it. I only wanted to talk to know about it, just how I had my about my own suit. suit cut. The coat is made rather full I had it made out of pink georgette, at the chest and then brought in at the undershot with a deep magenta and waist line and cut out again very full crossed with an invisible slate blue, 80 about the ‘hips, with gores and with ruf- that the material shimmers in the light fieq inserti of pleated chiffon at the with different colors, and when I walk point sertigas back falls to the hips. up and down in front of a long mirror 7 ({ bought the mirror at the same time as the suit), the colors run up and down my back in ripples of moving ¢no/ears and then thrown back so as to light. The magenta color seems to suit w the back of the neck. Some of my my figure, though several of my very ¢éiends thought that instead of a ruch- best friends say that personally they jng they would rather have had a little think that they prefer the slate. rill of lace so cut as to show the throat. ut I doubt whether, with my throat, his would be good. \ The buttons are in large size of moth- er'of pearl and are carried in a bold line that time of day they would be at their edgqways from the shoulder to the business, but I just telephoned over to waist, wate two more buttons, larger them and told them that my new sult still, mana yt oe place where the back was such a darling that they simply must se — come over and see it. So they came : over and we just sat around while I put zaeeee = Sarees. Chae he See on one part of the suit after another veiling bold, but, they thqught that and showed it off in the long glass. they would be quieter\on the street than = The waistcoat is cut very simply and snugly so as to show the curve of the RE (OT Sad _CLASSIFIED a ; stomach as far as possible. It has just WERE you ever offered a grocery store? Our Prop- | OB little pink bow at the bottom, but osition is better, You can handle flour, canned! beyond that it is quite i goods, dried fruit, coffee and entire line of gro- J ° q t plain. One or ceries as well as radio sets, paints,.roofing and |tWO Of my friends thought that it might automobile oils and tires with no rent to pay: no j i r¢€ ; money invested: take large orders from sam plea. be a little bit too se niga, but most of Goods are guaranteed and proven quality. Selling | US agreed that though it might seem experience mot necessary. Steady, profitable work . ; : j , . for “workers.” Address HITCHCOCK-HILL co., | 8¢Vere idoors it wopldn’t be so at all Dept. 210, Chicago, Ill., Reference: A ; Ss. ef j r sanuan aaa e: Any bank or | Out of ¢o90rs, ONES fy on high ground. The trousers ar cut very snug MEN—18 to 35. Become Railway Postal Clerks, | 27OUnd the line of the hips, with gored ficient. Bample coaching ‘lewsane: ian eran. | msertion at each sie so as to give free “iN IQSTITUTE, Dept. C41, Rochester, N.Y play for leaping of jumping, and then Page Twelve.) ed around the collar with an ac- ron frill brought round just below HAD two or three of them over in the morning to sit in my room and watch me walk up and down in front of the glass. Of course, ordinarily at ee . , \ Sunday Magazige—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 28, 1925. / \ NEW PINK SUIT N LEACOCK are flaired out to the knee, where they I don’t know just why—lI went and t are quite full and wide. They end, ab- off my new pink costume and put OF ; solutely, only a little way below the the old gray suit that I had worn he NA knee, and, of course, they need to be day before. It was made, as far as a worn over clocked stockings or else I remember, about two and a half or have to have my legs tattooed. They four and a half, years ago. seem terribly short when I put them on, It has no ruching, crocheting or ! but everybody says that it is the length sertions in it, and it isn’t flaired ¢ they are wearing in Paris and in Lon- gored or pleated, and it doesn’t don and that some of the men are even boldly round the hips or the neck cutting off their trousers half-way be- anywhere. It has a bulge here & tween the waistcoat and the knee. there where I have sat on it or knelt I must say that I felt a little strange it or hung it up on the electric I bt. in my pink suit when I went out pres- The pockets of it stuck outa good a ently on the street in it. One of the from having been filled up with pipe® = / men asked me to lunch with him, so I and tins of tobacco and fishing went out in my suit, with just a little There is more or less ink on it, straw hat, half size, and a bunch of vio- vothing that really injures it for use, lets in the lapel of my coat. I felt quite Which suit did I wear the next shy at first and quite different from my usual self, and I titink I even blushed (Copyright.) when someone came across to my table ~ 222 * at lunch and told me he had never seen me look so well. Slender i WENT over to my office in the after- Hand noon and the very first person who came in to do business with me said he was delighted with my suit, and so we sat and talked about it fr a long time and he told me of an awfully good shirtmaker that he could recommend if I wanted to get some of the new shirts they are wearing. He said that over in London they are all going in for fancy shirts to match the new suits and that the colors they wear are the most dar- ing you can imagine. He told me that a friend of his, quite an elderly man, had just got back from the other side wearing a canary-colored shirt with Ks yo ty .. . eee: r* PE be He ?, . OF DRESSES ) oo . - bd Tease FOS i : " \/ ad AGENTShy&at

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LA ese tie a, | liqaid. (abbr.). e by effort. ous combustible liquid. ontaining tannin. n state. blish. an country. S substance secreted by insect. ’ the body. inous ravine. ‘le. e. p of. anit. d vessel. appendage. 1 spring (obsolete). Copyright.) $e] ‘O LAST WEEK'S 'UZZLE 7 tt why—I went and took ik costume and put ona it that I had worn the was made, as far as I t two and a half or else years aco. ‘hing, crocheting or in- and it isn’t flaired or id. and it doesn’t sweep ie hips or the neck or has a bulge here and ave sat on it or knelt in p on the electric light. it stuck out a good deal en filled up with pipes reco and fishing tackle. or less ink on it, but liy injures it for use. d 1 wear the next day? opyright.) —_=- * se This Go- Getter Makes $35,000 a Year in Prison é' fe— Company, and if he is married, if so, any children.” . « » The let- concludes: “I don’t want it, but him right—don't let anything slip Always with the sincerest regards fed kind thought.” Morgan etyled his business The Blue Service and gave his office ad- at 107 Pleasant street, the loca- pion ef the penitentiary. He employed gumber of persons to solicit business him outside the prison walls and one woman who was called “of- manager.” But he made an un- move when he failed to main- a payroll for the services of his gifice staff. For these workers were yesponsible, by their civil suits, for the FINE- . DRE SSS Tye’ i e- ai Ae > — i Men erect >; ¥" % Lo ‘ se? : 7 :*.* f se * : “ - ‘ * wot - . " . . — 9 cane sian f t [ gF ir “ At best, Morgan's venture has brought him $35,000 and a deal of pub- licity; brought a resignation to Warden Sweezey; brought a sweeping inves- tigation of the State penal system. The Welfare Board waits expectantly for new sensations while 15 men clamor for the post of Warden. Morgan is a richer and a wiser man. His post is secure amd he has nothing to do but await a call for explanations. And in the meantime, no steps have been taken to curb the continued op- eration by still-energetic representa- tives of the Blue Bird Service. When the Nightingale Sang (Continued From Page 11) | give way. The candles danced furi- ously in the gentle draft, for she had left the door wide open. She was but a shadow among a furious company of shadows—-when, as she was by the win- dows, she saw one more in the open doorway. She screamed behind her teeth. “I heard yeu call his name,” said Ralph Loyalty, hoarsely, from the door. “Have you quarreled? D’you mean to say he’s gone for good”?”’ He came towards her as he spoke. But this was not the Ralph she knew. this was not the Ralph who had lived and died; this was a man with a furious face. He advanced on her, Her knees trembled, and she would have fallen but for a hand on the back of the sofa. “D’you mean to say he’s gone for good?’ he repeated again, furiously. | She nodded, dumbly. She was going | to faint. | Then Ralph Loyalty said a wicked word. “D’you mean to say that I've | been shamming dead in a damned un- _ comfortable position for the last two 'hours for nothing?’ he bawled at her. '“Here have [I been for months and /'months throwing you at each other's heads and neither of you with the pluck to show your hand!’ And he cursed | the name of Hugo Carr for the name of a fool and a coward. She was going’ to faint. He controlled himself a little. | He appealed to her. “I didn't want to. hurt your feeliggs; you see, Joan. I knew how you'd loved me for years, and | I couldn’t bear to mirt you, but I'd have given anything to let yow see I wanted my freedom to marry someone ejpe. And when I saw that you liked being with) Hugo I thought thére*might be a chance’ of your liking him instead of me, and/| so I did my best to throw you together. | But Hugo always was a coward—and as I couldn't bear going on as we were for. another night I arranged this thing to-| night, thinking that if anything would make Hugo show his hand or, would throw you into Hugo's arms, this’! would.’ And again he said a wicked word. “I didn't want to hurt you, you see, Joan, and so I thought this would be the best way—and now the silly ass. has gone and left us stranded. ...’’ That was the night the nightingale sang in Berkeley Square. A nightingale has never sung in Berkeley Square be- fore, and may never sing there again. but if it does it wilh probably mean. something. (Copyright.) | The Pot (Continued F ' tiful waves aside any suggestion of the alchemy which has tempted multitudes to pursue that ancient will-o'-the-wisp, ‘the “making” of gold. He- believes gthat he has achieved a scientific dis- /covery. He is not daunted by the fear of failure. | “I can’t be mistaken,” said Schu- macher earnestly. “I have done this work with my own hands. From com- mon clay and sand I have extracted nuggets of metal, various metals, and ,one of them is gold. Besides gold I ihave obtained radium, platinum and , silver in smaller quantities, also copper, }antimony, irom The most widely dis- \tributed of the precious metals, and END ONLY $2 —we'll send this beautiful! 18K White Gold Ladies’ Dinner Ring. set with 7 sparkling. brilliant, blue-white dia- monds fora iS :AY FREE TRIAL. Try to duplicate it anywhere at our price. if you areconvinced t)atit represents exceptiona! value, pay only $.25 monthly— price $64.50. Otherwise return and your deposit wil] be sent back immediately. rio Carre © ooo. 5s00 L:W-SWEET INC. YORK NEW VEST POCKET ADDING MACHINE @ rapid’y and sercurately af & Machine yet fits the vest 5. ry | 3 ! | the one which it will be most profitabie to extract, is gold.’’ | | UMOR in Decatur has it that a syn- | dicate in Chicago offered him $10.,- | 000,000 for his secret process, and that \Sehumacher refused it. He himself says 'that there were negotiations, and that he declined to sell. What would $10,000,000 be, but , small change, to a man who really eseuld jextract gold from common soil? Se- crets have been sold, in the past, and the buyers wished afterwards that ther hadn't. Schumacher was born at Meissen, 'near Dresden, Saxony. in 1852, and was educated in several foreign countries. His father was superintendent of the ' Royal China Factory at Dresden. One of his teachers was Justus von Liebig, |high among the greatest_ German chem- ists of his day. After serving in the Franco-Prussian War and winning numerous prizes and) honorable mentions as an artist, he came) to this country in 1880 and settled in St. Louis. Here he established a china decorating business and was we} known) in art circles. About 1898 he intro- ‘duced an invention of his own, the “‘fus- ible oil colors,” for use in china paint- ‘ing. While still abroad he had in- yented the Poicolo (or colored) photo- | graph. | A&A few years later he became super | lyisor of art in the academies of vari-| ous Catholic orders, and for 20 years traveled from convent to convent, giv- ing instruction to the sisters and their pupils. During that time he really had no home. he says. About 15 years ago he established a home and studio in De- eatur, and has carried on his supervis- ory work largely by mail. If his process turns out well (only Schumacher does not use the word if"), be says that he will “extract” enough gold to make himself and bis eal if you SS SCS SESS SES SESESSSEOOSM eee: 6Sw.23 Bt_W_V City COUPON ‘eer atenecet Sr DRNEB coscoscoccocooccoceeccesoese eeeeeeeeeoeeeooe@ Address. FESS SSSSSESESESE CESSES SSCSSETEORCC COSC EEE oh ELAMINATION Fem aN yey COUPON awa 60 is pad. INGERO oc ccccccccccccccoccossescecosesesess eececes AGGTERS 2 cc cccccccccccerescccsseseeseesesceessse f —— \ Aen caret fy 3 TRIAL. ™. 0 ji Gi NLY $ 9 of Gold Ee rom Page 2.) family comfortable, then will hand the secret over to the American and German} Governments, to use in paying off their war debts and for the publie good. He is just completing a $10,000 factory on the outskirts of Decatur, where he will manufacture china, terra cottaand | tile. And extract gold, declares Schu-' macher. Even the most skeptical must see the romance in such a dream: business- like factory with tall, smoke-spouting chimney, whirring machinery, employes. in overalis—and the output, gold. In- evitably, it suggests other pictures, such as a diamond mill or a platinum foun- dry. \ 7 HAT a patient, long-drawn-out af- fair it has been—man’'s search for gold! Even when the race was prim- itive, he bore off triumphantly such flakes or lumps of free gold as he came FISHER Don't Wear a Truss We Guarantee Your Comfort with every Brooks Appliance. New discovery Wonderful. No obnoxious springs or pads-. Automatic Air Cushions. Binds and draws the broken parte together as you would a broken limb. No sai*s or plasters. Durabie. ce heapnD. Sent on trial to prove it. Beware of imitation¢. Loo* for trade-mark bearing por- trait and signature of C. E Brooks which appeare on C. E. Breoks, Inventor every Appliance None other genuine. Full information and bookiet sent free in plain. sealed envelope. 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Better than Any Other Face Powder Thousands of beautiful New Yorx women are gratefully praising La-May: they have confidence in its purty: they refuse to take a chance in using another powder. even when offered by a friend. Girls, if you honestly value the charm of a lovely complexion, you will never be satisfied until you give your skin ths lasting benefit of this real beauty pow- der. Millions of women are devoted to It: they say it goes on smoother, looks tet- r and jt stays on marvelously well. You can get La-May in any of the good stores at sixty cents, one fo.-ar ana three dollars per box, in White, Fiecsh, 3runette and Tan. All stores sell the special generous trial size, enough for a month, for only thirty-five cents. Re- member, you are offered: five thousand dollars if you can buy a better, a finer, a smoother, a purer or safer powder than [La-May anywhere at any pice. Save this notice. It’s Safe to Use La-May—lIt’s Pure! 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a gt in i i ! & en ! Mons Eat What You Want Without Distress. HAVE been a druggist for more thas twenty-five years. I have filled thousands I now own twelve drog stores In Springfield, and in these stores this now famous prescri tion has been filed times without number. ADVERTISEMENT HAIR DYE WONDER A chemist and hair specialist of St. Paul has discovered what is known as the Hair Dye Wonder. The wonderful thing about it is that it will not color a thing except human hair and in one application it makes any color desired, a color that cannot be washed out nor rubbed off. It is a great surprise to users of hair re- storers. The Bristol Medicine 356 Main Avenue, Dept. 261, Minn., has_ acquired all rights in this wonderful discovery. They offer $500 re- ward if it dyes the sealp or rubs off. It is pte. > hnegees A harmless and easily applied at home. rite for free booklet. Cut this out Page Fourteen. upon. The stuff was not good to eat, but it was pretty, and soft enough s0 that it could be made easily into orna- ments. ’ Then, in. very early times, man learned how to get the gold out of vari- ous sorts of ore, smelting and refining it and fashioning the metal into jewelry, also ingots and coins for convenience in exchange. However, the available gold and the known supply of ore were insignificant, compared with the amount that man- kind wanted. Was there no way of getting it in large quantities? ‘Shen arose the alchemists, who tried to find the great secret of turning other sub- stances into gold. The goal of certain alchemists was the mystic philosophical stone, at the touch of which the basest material would be turned into gold. Other al- chemists stirred mixtures of strange in- gredients, or worked away at distilla- tion and other processes. They did not learn the great secret, but they made important discoveries and were the pioneers of modern chemistry. Because the attempted transmutation of cheap metals into gold became a by-— word for folly, it is interesting to note that in the last year or two the accom- plishment of just this feat has been claimed by reputable scientists, chief among them Dr. Adolf Miethe of Ber- lin. But even if Dr. Miethe’s electric are furnace does convert small quanti- ties of mercury vapor into gold, the esti- mated cost of manufacturing a whole pound of gold is estimated at 2, 164,000. The search for gold, plenty of gold, large quantities of gold, continues with unflagging zeal. The lure persists, after untold centuries of failure and disap- pointment. Only the fortunate owners of the comparatively few spots which are gold mines have obtained large amounts of it. Large-scale production ef gold has been accomplished by dig- ging or by dredging, and in no other way. The search for gold—will there be a historian some day to write the nar- rative of these attempts which stretch down through the centuries and which would make one of the most thrilling stories ever told? A Tragedy in “Your scalp needs olive oil, that’s it!’’ exclaimed the barber a bit later. “Yes, olive oil,’’ said Bingley. “I wonder if we hadn't better have tried salt after all,’’ mused the barber when he had tried olive oil. “Yes. Better,” said Bingley. = cag. earl been taking care of your hair?"’ demanded the barber when that was finished and Bingley once more was seated in the revolving chair. **Pete.”’ “Oh, a Dazgo shop. is full of dandruff. wish?” “What have you?’ “We'll try Burnem first.’’ They tried Burnem and kinds, but none seemed to satisfy the barber. He recommended a scalp treat- ment with a dash of tonie to top off. “All right,’’ said Bingley, unable to say no. “That ought to knock it,’ declared the barber, heartily, when he had fin- ished this treatment. ‘“‘But just to be sure, I'd take a mange treatment, too.” Bingley felt the blush of shame dye his cheeks. Menge remedy!. While he was trying to muster courage enough to say no, two shoe-shine boys grabbed his feet. One took each foot. A manicur- ist came up. | *“‘Manicure?’’ she asked. A momentary flash of spirit awak- ened Bingley. “See here,” he protested, “I came in to get a twist” Already the mange cure was trickling down his cheeks. He sank back and the manicure girl started digging un- derneath his finger nails while the shoe shiners twisted his ankles. “‘Now we'll go after that twist,’”’ said the barber cheeringly, after his cus- tomer had been de-manged. “Tweezers?’’ asked Bingley, against hope. “Steam,”’ said the barber. There were four kinds of steam, and none seemed to satisfy the barber. He impressed upon Bingley that he oughtn’t to be satisfied either, until the barber was satisfied. Plain steam didn’t do it. Lemon steam failed. Peroxide steam fell short. Only when witch hazel steam was applied did the barber say there was hope. “What you need for that twist {Is Well, your hair Which tonic do you five other hoping (Continued From Page 3.) a Barber Shop mud,’’ “aid he. _ *‘Yes,”’ groaned Bingley. “I'd better shave you first or it will pull.” **Ves,’’ Thirty*minutes later Bingley was ly- ing powerless under a mask of mud. The manicurist spoke. “A hand massage, sir?” quired. **Yes,’’ said Bingley. The hand massage was Bingley’s un- doing. Perhaps so many tonics had got- ten into his blood. Anyway, before the barber was half through with the mud treatment and before the manicurist was a quarter finished with the mas- sage he fell in love with her. Wretched man, he was all the more miserable. The barber rubbed his face with roll- ing cream and lemon cream. He singed she in- his hair and applied tonic after tonic. Bingley had thrown caution to the winds. He was in love. His face was raw and his hair was sadly thinned, but he counted all well lost for the sake of that hand massage. It had grown toward evening. “I think you'll do now,” admitted the barber, grudgingly. ‘‘Yes,”’ said Bingley, climbing stiffly from the chair. “Of course—that dandruff. You'd better drop in tomorrow for another tonic application.” “Yes,”’ said Bingley. While the manicurist was arching his eyebrows and giving him a marcel, he made love to her. She was a beautiful girl as manicurists are beautiful, and it transported Bingley to hear her say, “Sure. I got nothin’ on this evenin’. Glad to.”’ He tipped her 50 cents. the barber 50 cents. He gave each shoe shiner a dime. He gave the four attendants each a dime. The porter got a dime. The head barber was remem- bered with a whole dollar. All this fin- ished a $20 bill. That night he proposed to the mani- curist. She refused him and he asked her why. As women do, she sought for a reason and said, finally: “Well, I don’t like your mustache. It looks so funny!’”’ Later, he staggered to a bureau. looked. The twist was still in his mustache. Straightway he left his apartment and I found him hours later in the bar- ber shop amid the wreckage. He tipped He To have failed in her grewsome task meant death for little Marie Gresholtz. Under the fear of threatened doom and surging with the emotions of horror and sorrow, her deft fingers wrought their miracles in wax. The lily-beauty of her Marie Antoinette was exquisite in similitude. Her Marat spoke upon its face with the very spirit of the lib- erator. Standing before that effigy in the door of Curtius’ museum Robes- pierre stirred the heart of Paris as he spoke his tribute to the victim of Char- lotte Corday’s knife. “ . .. He was the father of the poor . . . the defender of the weak ... the consoler of the wretched. ... And when he died five francs were found within his house.” A ARIE GRESHOLTZ kept elose to the “Cavern des Grands Voleurs”’ —her uncle's museum—during the Madame Tussaud’s Wax-Works (Continued From Page 6.) Reign of Terror. It was there she met Francois Tussaud and, marrying him, preserved his name to us. Napoleon rose. France thought her- self stabilized by *Ye Emperor's great will. Mme. Marie Tussaud had learned during the days of revolution that the public has a curiosity. Proletarian and bourgeoise had flocked in idle moments to her uncle’s “Cavern des Grands Vol- eurs.”” She would establish a place like that in England. , So she, and her husband, with the wax figures of her own making she had preserved, crossed the channel, She established herself in the site of the Lyceum Theater on the Strand. Ocea- sionally she traveled with her effigies. Thus it came about that in Bristol. 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Her m eye for pusiness had assem bled a collection of Napoleonana and the | she had were priceless. her grandson, and later her ason, have carried on the in- she made famous. She had a sense of news value and models ¢criminals were proffered as an | wan {o the morbid folks of En- a the creature, ric ascent. sea devil then rose to in a cloud of spray an . through the water away from miles. ed. steersman threw the helm hard and the tender spun around and J after the fast-disappearing devil- . The boat, although fast, lost and finally only the wake of ] could be seen in the distance, ulars were brought into play, but ally these became useless as the keg appeared over the dip of the borizon. ell, I guess that’s the last we will sof him,”” murmured Thompson. ‘Looks that way,’’ Commodore Van- agreed, as he gave the order freturn to the spawning grounds. ‘ETER cruising around for more than two hours another sea devil is sighted even larger than the first. ba cautious approach it also was] — sooned, with almost exactly the same} ¢ sit as the first, and all the party do was watch the barrel disap- rin the distance. | be next try came within 10 minutes. }sea devil was quite considerably Hier than the others, but when it he sting of the harpoon it neither nor fled. Istead, it swirled in rage and then, |} wounded sword fish attacks the erman’s dory, reared savagely be- the boat and almost upset it. i confusion followed. n'’’ shouted Capt. wn flat in the boat.” Phe little craft careened at a danger- ‘angle, water poured over the gun- s, and Commodore Vanderbilt, hed to the skin, clung to a bow to keep from going overboard. moment after the boat righted, Thompson. ntage, saw the monster preparing another attack. sailor with a rifle jumped to the and fired hurriedly at the charg- E devilfish, which streaked through water with outstretched wings and iB jaws, easily capable of swallowing ‘HE monster did not appear to feel the dum-dum bullet, which would brought down a tiger. it hurled huge weight against the boat, and) the blow had not been a glancing Sthere probably would have been an- sea mystery of boats and crews th disappear without a trace. As it ithe boat was lifted almost olear of Water. The rifleman was knocked Ris back and narrowly escaped going board. The flapping wings of the devil hurled almost a barrel of into the boat. , creature then swam away and med for another charge. The sailor bled to his feet, picked up the and emptied the entire contents Magazine at the oncoming mon- - The impact of the bullets this seemed to have some effect, for “like advance was weakened, but Ferash of the heavy body against tides of the boat shook it from stem Mfabbing another rifle, the sailor Tound after round into the sea The water swirling about the re began to turn red with blood, m™ instead of charging again it now Safety by diving beneath the dragging the keg out of sight. er, the keg bobbed up again, as the sea devil, like his fellows, away the launch was able to keep Vanderbilt Capture (Contin its dive over, made the keg in tow and grad the sur- and loss of d began overtaken after r ‘hind. Seeing the Doat, the keg bobbing beh ohan etme ¢ ! it!’ the Commo- ™OD Pp w it, follow ini ! By this tf loaded and the rapid barrage final death t This lasted a then the boat were fastened the ponderous, rad Tu eee eae ’ >

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a¢hem ont of ‘heir silent cham- the Mames from buildings fired were mirrored in thefr un- eyes of glass. | 4 they escaped camage then, and gg until the ereat fire of last YB. TUSSAUD ‘ersif lived te be 9g, dying in 1°. after having to her collection of effigies and , eye for busin~ => nad assembled a collection of Napoiconana and the area She bad were priceless. gon, her grandseoa. and later her , have carried on the in- ian she made famous. She had a gease of news value and models wcriminals were proffered as an fo the morbid folks of Ea- ciand. They were assembled tm Vie basement and rumor had it that 1600 pounds reward had been offered to anyone who would spend a night in that “Chamber of Horrors.” That was false. but the story lived and each week saw bundreds of letters offering to take the risk for the reward. One man did spead a nicht there. He Was a policeman to whom had been imtrusted the care of wime and spirits jes from all ov-c ‘he world. Her whem the building, just destroyed, was first opened im 1886. By morning he had disappeared. Beat diligent search disclosed him fast asleep beside a mur- derer’s effigy. The spirits were all gone. OHN THEODORE TUSSATD. ifast manager of the museum. grew up in the place and to!d im a reminiscent vein of the visit of the Shah of Persia te fhe gallery im 1873. With unaffected Gelight that potentate examined the! blood-spattered guillotine which Mme. Tussaud had recorered from the Preneh| revolutionary days—perhaps the very) one from which those beads were brought to her. He asked that a con/! demned prisoner be brought from af) English jal and decapitated there, that. he could see how the thing worked. Re- fusal micht have bees an insult. Dipio+| maticaliy be was teld that no cos- ie demned man was available. Then he. —s turned to his own spite and asked for!) roliusteersa That Berror was not added to Chamber of Horrors, for no volusteer was forthcoming. But the Shah \was/ modeled in wax and his effigy placed if! the great collection, and his was oneof the images that survived the fire. the creataore, its dive over, made ie ascent. - aa devil then rose to the sur- ig w@ cloud of spray and began , through the water away from best, the keg bobbing behind. : #, fellow it!" the Commo » mouted steersman threw the helm hard mand the tender spun around and mw after the fast-disappearing devil- The boat, although fast, lost and fimally only the wake of | could be seen in the @istance. were brought into play, but aly these became useless as the keg, id over the dip of the horizon. ell, I euess that’s the last we will of him.” murmured Thompson. that way.’ Commodore Van- : . t agreed, as he gave the order! ee Me rturn to the spawning grounds. nh Restored by iderful curative power of been known for yiars. How-e nefits of this precious health- tance have in the past bees ) the means of persons of ——— ' PTER cruising around for more » two hours another sea devil mighted ewen larzer than the first. a cautious approach it also was bed, with almost exactly the same as the first, and all the party! do was watch the barrel disap- fa the distance. | next try came within 10 minutes. | gea devil was quite considerably | ethan the others, but when it; he ating of the harpoon it neither | nor fled. lad, it swirled in rage and then.,; B Wounded sword fish attacks the} ns dory, reared savagely be-| the boat and almost upset it.| confusion followed. ! '” shouted Capt. Thompson. | @ fiat in the boat.” little craft careened at a danger-| ingle, water poured over the me Invention of Degnen’s Radlo- r Pad, any man or womaa, h. can afford this treatment * 80 much relief trom suffer- ease Radio-Active Sctar Pad % to the body day and night vnStant stream of radio-active the system while you -work, Pp. helping to build up weak- * and tissues to a strong, dition It creates a vigorous of bleod, thus removing con- ch is the real cause of most st what this remarkable treatr uu. we willl send eur appliance oa | Understaniing that we w'!! cent if it faile to give satis‘actory any kind. nerve weakness, high” . @emech kidrey or lrer com _ trouble. or disease of the lunge 3 and Commodore Vanderbilt. rhat r gilment or how lone you hed to the skin, clang to a bow to keep from going overboard. moment after the boat righted, odore Vanderbilt, from his point tage, saw the monster preparing another attack. fe’'s coming again!’ he shouted. | a rifle: shoot him.” sailor with a rifle jumped to the Mand fired hurriedly at the charg- devilfish, which streaked through Water with outstretched wings and jaws, easily capable of swallowing mplete infermation. Tadium Ap 73 Bradbury Didg.. Los -Angelea, E monster did not appear to feel dum-dum bullet, which would brought down a tiger. It hurled; huge weight against the boat, and De blow had not been a glancing Rthere probably would have been an- sea mystery of boats and crews disappear without a trace. As it the boat was lifted almost olear of r. The rifleman was knocked laa back and narrowly escaped going / The flapping wings of the @ril hurled almost a barrel of into. the boat. creature then swam away and) for another charge. The sailor to his feet, picked up the and emptied the entire contents Magazine at the oncoming mon- The impact of the bullets this Semed to have some effect, for ‘like advance was weakened, but Tash of the heavy body against of the boat shook it from stem "Seung another rifle, the sailor found after round into the sea The water swirling about the began to turn red with blood, of charging again it now Safety by diving beneath the @ragcing the keg out of sight. wT, the kee bobbed up again, & the eea devil, like his soe a¥ay the launch was able to keep ——seo Vanderbilt Captures the Old Sea Devil. (Coniinued From Page °.) the kec in sight. Hampered by its tow and gradually weakened by wounds and loss of blood, the sea devil was Overtaken after a chase of about five miles. Seeing the enemy approaching the monster stopped and mustered all its remaining stremgth for a final charge. By this time the rifles and been re- loaded and the devilfish was met by a rapid barrage which sent it into the final death thrashinc. This lasted almost half an hour and then the boat drew alongside. Ropes were fastemed about the creature and the ponderous, evil-smelling carcass ‘was ae } : towed to the Ara. ' \ HEN hoisted on board. weighed | and measured, Capt. Thompson | cured estimated that the second derfifl which |»... escaped must have been twice as large as the one caught. “Perhaps it's just as well the a big omes got away.” Capt. Thompson ventured by way of comsolation as he | and Commodore Vanderbilt watched the) sailors cut up the carcass and feed it to the sharks. “Perhaps,” admitted the Commodore. | “but just the same I'll get one of those big ones yet.” Goitre Cured Knowing frem erpertence ‘he + ffertng caused bv gottre. Mise Beertyn Reed. Apt. t4. 755 PFiftty-tfth St. Milwaukee. Wie. is ep thankful for having cred berself. he is anmxbeus to tel! other sufferers about the simple home treatment that cured her. Miss Reed has nething to sil Send your name and .addrese and you will receive this valuable nfermation emtirely free. Wrtie ber today. PIMPLE Yoer Skin Can Be Quickly (leared of Pimples. Flack heads Acne. Eruptiens on the Face or Rody, Barbers Itch, Ecrema,. Exviarged Pores and Oty or Shiny Skin. ~yy Write today fer my FREE SOOKLET, FREE ~4 cveak tone skry. teins bow I 2a cured myself after Seing afflicted 15 years. FE. Ss. GIVENS, 300 Claemical Bidc.. Kansas City. We. This is to tell you about the recent scientific achievement which gives you an effective non- poisonous hair color re- storative—a restorative which will not only bring back the natural shade to the hair, but one which you can use with absolute eafety. For years the scien- There is nothing in pyrogallic, pic- ric or co en ene- no aleo it -—mnor any chemicals of a similar which, if absorbed by the poresof character. tested Nelsine verify these state- the skin or scalp, could do you the tts who have analyzed and slightest harm. Scientists Discover a Safe Gray Hair Restorative Non-Poisonous most enthusiastic praise from users. Letters hke tbe following tell what it has done: . hair was very gray. Neisine auutieel the color and made it fluffy amd full of hfe.” **Was gray for 25 years. Nelsine b the former color back. Also réfieved me of dandruff and stopped the hair from falling out.’’ We fully gui tee not only that Nelsime entirely eliminates the use 9 ™ents to the last word. They are Nelsine is Sbeokately non-poisonous of all in ients which physicians >8cked by scientific testimony. and safe to use m restoring the natu- or heal authorities have pro- No tion could be safer— al shade, but that #f it does not sat- mounced risky or dangerous to use. none give-you more satisfac- me you for any reason whatever, it It contains no salts of antimony, tory results in restoring thenatural W/!! cost you nothing. arsenic, barium, lead, silver, tin, shade to — hair and any physician ° . copper, a or any other can safely recommend this new and Contains Tonic powwonous metallic compeund—no efficient preparation. Properties Nelsine not only restores the natu- A Clear Liquid that Restores the Natural Shade to Any Gray Hair Neisine is just a clear liquid, con- have no green, », reddish or tet aoe — known metallic cast. It will be uniform tal to hair. throughout, brilliant and beautiful to be Its action is not mstantaneous— it With Nelsine you have no experi- is progressive, which means uniform menting, guessing or testing to do results. You see the change coming to get the preparation best suited to applications. with our shade. The one clear You Tove regained a Important oa mete? ne es as youthfu! non at Nelsine is guumn- nal scientific trium doing ft me FUE M | toed non-peimame | in gray hair : in and to be safeto | We claim thatitis the only iqguid is for every shade. y hair restoratives. non-potsonous preparation color to the hair. or uneven. It will scienti men—it has breught the Sunday Magazine--St. Louis Post-Dispateh--April 26, 1925. = ral shade to the hair— it has a bene fi- cial tonic effect. It helps to prevent fallin Italso hair a soft, silky appearance. out, brittleness and dryness. henthhes dandruff and gives ‘(he Send for the Free Book Mail the coupon or send a jetter or | for your of this book on ir color ; You will also Without any obligation on me, having an efficient, pro- , gressive action in giving Please send your booklet on hair RE Se CT ee Rare ae Address - ' Page Fifteen. re ee, dg Dye S's “iy aa ee Te he nc ee nde" ee. : shes: - —tiagh LB i 2 TS - % A a Pre ee oe S SS i a > , oe > - e ~ 2 > ne : =. - . . —_—- « % z 7 "ae carte a a a , > - ud +. * ~~ t pe. ae “we — - . “ . . m4 “ Ss ~ > . 7 Ss ‘3 ‘ *. te ~ ear ~ > 7 lee ee oe * ~ 7 & — > woe > ~» &.- >. > eet was ts ons gl ~

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‘A ent a / ak ee Y he, MP-* ao a — > 1p a . +. “ ¢* — 4 , . - . - i @ a 6 S x. " N JE 20 \\ Winners in a “Boy and His Dog” Show in Newark, N. J. They are Leopold, his owner, Jack Callahall, and the silver cup they won. : It is spring in Ranier National Park. A camp of automobile tourists with the majestic mountain in the background. Kadel & Herbert oi TE HUGH D HU HT) eee eee HHUUR UE 1 eee » : ir? ie a “a.” * r A = 7 Prince Felix Youssoupoff, who NB is suing J. E. Widener of Phil- adelphia for the recovery of two paintings by Rembrandt. —International e J Action in the third inning of the. St. Louis Browns’ first game with Cleveland. On Severeid’s hit through the box, Bennett is running streaking to third. The vo . . - and second base. af Fly : QS ff T>> togr apher 7 jf : Or “ ‘ : ~ ze ~~ ‘ : . . : ny G- | ) . Senorita Mercedes Servs, a singer of great power, who is having ONE ' / ' much success in Spain. . - . - = ’ ; | “s . ’ ~ a , | , . . : ; &, »” ‘ | " “ psi en. . . — 4 , | | um | } ’ an ” . ~ if ae ee p | ‘ -_ , ‘ : ' F é | ie ; * z. “ ; i oll | | eos | 4 ; : a | > a> > * ia ee ue 4 ~ * | ‘ ' # :- i ‘ + ; | ' , ~ . } ; aot “e o' i) , 4 : | | ' | ia is ers : . : ; ne “a n \\ a | i ? uM ’ ee Ba... the inauguration of Victor J. Miller as Mayor of St. Louis at Tuesday Sancsewrs rwere &

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SUNDAY MORNING | mormcme} THE ST. LOUIS POST- saa —— [SOME FAN Switzerland and Utah—Scenes of | ai ‘ . bared Narcissuses blooming in the pastures above Mon- treux. on Lake Geneva, the signal for the start of an annual flower festival in the town. The marvelously chiseled ana tinted walls of Bryce Canyon. Zion National Park, in Utah. which opens its summer season May 15S. ow When the anemones blossom against a snowy skyline around St. AKO) Moritz. * ? \ . ot Ose" , ’ - Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton She decided to see Utah first, and is sitting on the mile-wide bowl, known as the Cedar Breaks. ” a eS ae -t “ear "458 A bove Josey idy Agnew A pasture in the Uppe: All that is left of the Spanish battle cruiser, “Espana.” 7 ] . | > " ‘ “ . : | vy > . e ° i 2 adine . \ ; 7 . rT) } a ® 17 » ,* . : : _ ; ss + : ; «<t ; |

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Lom THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SOME AMOUS PAINTINGS BY THE LATE [JOHN SINGER SARGENT say of Madame Gautreau. rne Mercantile Library Carnation, Lily; Lily, Rose. George Henschel. Carmencita. Capri Girl. Mrs. George Cornwallis-West Gen. Sir Tan Hamilton ¥ ee i. - - te _ —_-= . ~ ~ » vn ee ea A a, A at - ee ~ ~ poem . °

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SUNDAY MORNING ee —— mi; Me oaie . 3a ro kook le +“ ¥yees’ -* a ets s\ ade ala —)e"% * + T3424 “seh wee wv Ae wre —_—-— — . AS A Ten thousand sailors « | raded through San Fran * A | cisco. streets ust betore }. "5 ) | fleet sai led for the war = 0/ game off Hawaii Be - Oth! ‘NS | Bridge over the Mississippi — , AS River and new Robert ——— - UlS POST - DISPATCH SZ an Spectacular fire in Minn.., le approach Northwestern which Street Bridge. der construct 10 n. damaged to the (Chi Railr which is un- 7 ee save od cod Seatty retu fron Curzon iTning SS President and Mrs Coolidge leaving the First Ca ngre. gational Church at Washington, after attending Eastei services } ie re ot” hy te 7 "She pump that never does out ; | o stylegnd t Ft correctly : VOGUE F SHORT VAMP Jor Vogue only knows how put Cart Sateg 1? around the l and sides Tts eae vamp prev- | ends binding in the unstep SBLO im Trefolloux merierea is SLAC SATIN, PATENT IO BLONO SATIN, CRAY SATIN sg BIONO KIQ WHITE SATIN Va. snore J 61S LOCUST ST.“ ST.LOUIS, MO. MAM ORDERS FILLED dies . | Sirdar Women are more popular ~ A gracetul siender girl holds s fascination which only stender women have re a youthful silheu-. ette. Insuncuvely, they are drawn towards the woman whose figure as graceful andshapely Thar's why slender giris are a.ways popular Men adm Burtwh hy we ry aout being over- weignt a seasytoreg ce. se Mar mois Tat s 54. bere) ?menand —_ ¢ -— . ar ci ear? er Dg $thiss These cts™ ake yOu sienderapair —- icy them No exeruses or diets All crug stores have then one colias abor Or thers € sent inpuain wrap pet, postps >y the Marmois 1 "oc General Motors Biag . Detroit, Mich MARMOLA Silverstrype Suits : | Variation cut for your per- sonal build. Examine the Zoftness and finish of hand-tailoring—imported perspiration-proof linings, richtrimmings. Value...? you be the judge! me For men who dress well a Silverstrype 1$ for you! Compare the handsome blue or black, silver- striped Worsted with fab- rics expensive custom- tailors use. Chose from eleven custom designed stvles+-smart or conserva- tive. Be fitted in a size 0At Most —_ Clothiers *4 show vou Si veretryvpes. write Every Silverstrype is guaranteed. Fxtre Tl rowsers at nominal cost mur rmier anna for Sevie Bo *k& and name of nearest store The SILVERSTRYPE CO., In B26 Rroadweayv. oe York Gity CHAS DO! LIS-MACK Ct / Sold Exclusivelyin St.Louis by WERNER SG HILTON South West Corner 8 & Washington 2nd THE HILL CLOTHINGCO 709 Olive St. re Accent your charm with the Perfumes of Youth Ct THe Councry Clie ios ~ ever one Nhndas the vivacious Gebutante S aware Of a soft whisperir where ig Wave « if something mri ire + ae or te > rr nn oe ¥ he ¢ 8 wD y ' A” a> c ‘ esi a’ >> a ‘ ¢ 5 . aS awhisper, youthful as yourn itseif APRIL SHOWERS another such masterpiece: ary « ’ her vary of Y wir both Forrcherwo will accent the YW MOcrds l hey are (pheramy Pert Wid! CHERAMY 7 " . ; : o . : as CAPPI- as vivid, as bright, as spars f ed with che freshness of springtime [he woman who has Capp: will want Apri Showers And rhe w rYiar “a? has ne ‘her ws | wanr her a resents esrsteeoeN ee oe 4 Fer “'e?

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_1t ae. LOUIS POST - No xalihs a ee 1; 7 H 7 ; The King and Queen of Jugo- Slavia observing a boar killed by Queen A nin's Hair Shop * @F@ Perma n. wat fre wile I be MN Fer Calleuses pr Scholl's Zino-pads “Put ane on- the painis gone” FRECKLES i Ss, % ws % + oy . HAND. PRINTED SILK FINISHED COLORS ; Mery Bee. ‘ ; a ‘ ‘ \ rely pd or bieck Bice . . - y , : ; , . ; . — ‘ t ivr ‘ wor Now is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There « ne onger the al giitest nee ; lf ng ashamed of your treckies as ae Ger ' . ne jouble strength--ie guaranteed eye nag bet a'rer Sreer he. 87 i , , ) ' . i ; i : to remove these homely spots TER FIELD CO.. Dest D105) . CHICAGO ee Simply get an ounce of Othine from any lrug or department store and appiv a litt f it might and morning and you shoul won see that even the worst lTreckKkies Nave Dbegun to disappear. while the lighter ones have vanished entirely It is seldom that more than an ince is needed t completely lear the skin and Zain a Dbeaulilu ear complexion Be sure to ask for the double-strength : Othine. as this is eold under guarantee of : A new straw hat in orchid (°°... and tan. We recommend Cithine © omplexion Soap l'ndery , l'nder for use with (’thine also as @ shampoo it's wondertul for bobbed hair— asc acake at all drug or department stores or by mail. Othine Laboratories, In Buffalo. — | » ™ Ing, motoring on scenic paved roads or just plain ' . : ioanng Seattle itself is a city none should fail to visit—e wor ; 4 der city of world fame grown from a huddle of cabins to . more than 400,000 population in hfty years No end of f ¢ FLAVOR! fam »r every member of the family Prepare to take ad »* ) , :; { - vantage of the low round-trip summer excursion rates, ) our out the rich ae “9 : | t ft | May 15 to September 30. Write now to Room 112, Seattle [pP, TO “~) C = c } rown Cormee, Ciear Chamber of Commerce, Seattie, Washington, for illus : : as amber, piping trated book about vacations. Free on request 3 hot — now turn it tf golden with cream —here’s the PER- FECT nectar! Only from H&K Coffee comes such won- drous delight. Are wou cnpoving this famous flawor in YOUR howe Seattle Metropolis of Tne Pacific Northwest eS 3+ ES en Oe W PLUMBING FIXTURES “Standard” kitchen sinks, “yardstick high,” provide comfort and prevent backstrain. How high is yours? Select your plumbing fixtures at the “Standard” Showroom. Write for Catalogue Standard Sanitary ‘TDfg. Co. —— —" —“ ~~, se St. Louis Showroom 4140 Forest Park Boulevard

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e s Little Jimmy Registered U. S. Patent Office 2. NINA WILLNOU | “WwHy Ves, WAITLL 13 TAKE A RIDE i Ger A COAT AND IM MY NEw 7 HAT’ CAR. Ps 3 eB “= ae hie ens DID Wou SAY — _, ) \“ER- + meant po , : (= NOUR NEW car? ) JUST Gor i SHES AC rt ? T aw: COME ON OVER Yo |! | CASENS HOUSE -yiaas: HES GIVIN' A CORNEO SE - " ~ ‘Hi KID! is your. COUSIN “NINA” AT HOME ?-* ”s SURE sHE tS WHERE’D NCU GET THE og. duNwK PILE .- sa _-— —— .se~ “HI. KID, HERES Ge Q A DOLLAR. RUN Ani’ GET ME A GALLON OF GAS SO | CAN GET TO Sse) THE SERVICE g STATION ” a” US GUYS IS LOST OUR. KITE UP IN THIS TREE ”* a . ar —- + por ?. ive SO eee NINA, SHAKE > Wan TED == THIS. GuY AND # > MEET ay =, hv 10. cae De 7 3 . J “ co A ™ a ee "HERES YOUR DOLLAR SuT DONT COME ANY CLOSER OR THE LimsB Ui BREAK ” aed ew t et adda * + $ah-s" > ® * as ~ *“-*- . ~ * Bee . . a ae? ©@ “seh * = We SS FSe « « coemse o ©1925 ev Inti Fearure Service. Inc. Great Britain rights reserved Cg iG ~ <5 “a: 5 os ee — eS a = ge = Ene eo y re : ay . * a : Salt An Vat .

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———= MIEANT 1 ‘ . . RIGHT ACROSS THE ‘GOT HM i Bi CASENS HOUSE -JIGas Sk Lash + ot | | Byes GIVIN' A CORNEO COORT FROM YWOU- |! ’ FS Ovce& LAT FOR. rPeSEPp a ces Go!” + \2 ie A we > - > ~ Sis > dif, Aw: COME ON OVER TO XOU KNOW -! LIVE MY WINDOW - | ~ HL BEEF OINNER TONIGHT- KIN SEE YOU FROM , ta . ws, *? A 1™M GONNA : : (7, 8 f. ) ASK, : . 30 O.. MAAGIE ry ee iF 1 KIN a tS JOIM . Eg a SOU “ AT ae 0 ve ® in 1 a ER eee - RRR Fe sg oa SMS Rede ee hk ee ee te aeeee te eee * “O04 teee® OT B inging Up Father Regwtered U S Patent Office q Yr KIN 17 — MAGGIE--| WHAT SC VEE TT Vos MO: WOU ARE Going TO STAY RIGHT IM TRHHS HOUSE AS WE EXPECT COMPANY - -eetee theese (OOOO oer Oreeier Sorin ie — . T — L-TEIS 19 A FINE WAN TO LIVE- 5 (VE GOT AS MUCH FREEDOM AS A SARDINE. PACKED IM A CAN: | - fa \\ aha © my o e' BY GOLLY - THERE'S CASEX WITH HIS BACK | TO THE Window IT's TOO BAD- I'M MISSIN’ A GRANO pee ans > —T di dace’ ~ Se. ot aati — > ao é, HELLO-MR. NaaS - See MY BOw AN’ ARROW- LET'S PLAN INDIAN: WELL -IF “WOU WANT TO BE A GOOD INDIAN LET ME HAVE THAT FER A MINUTE- Th Hy Sense «me ae Bee eee Se eee er Ce OSC Coro’ MOW- JOST LET ME SHOOT 1 TAS NOTE ACROSS THE COURT - AN’ Le LET WOU SHOOTAT ME ALL WOU RP e WANT-__ fa i = — Ss * - a a = . - s) Ly j AY ** x “ox : sere VE - . fee's bus . & } . . . py UR Tas see - ae + BACs = ge. sve AG. ee e® gst Th ree a y ad hd uy mp m4 xh Pow * * —. Mi +s Sy Sates , . eo 7 oe ® a - * A, ° 7 - xi . Ay go oF) Ps . ¥! ) ay . ‘ : J * ‘ reo Spe ge ° - we fe. re.” ahs ; EAS 7 ; : - 7 &?. - e “ee Ae - — y . ” *% . a , « SY, ei Loh Fe SP ee ene ; he ‘ ee : ~ Se ; b Fe fe a : no SW x x oe as . ns ps oe: ox ; . v v : vA _ - >, ee & ris - ™ . ‘ ¢ T. Fey os 4 ~. . ‘ «& > | ’ ¥ +". i ae ? 4 . ret a ie ¢ i d My of is Vege es, - - oer 1 ss v q ¥ i “ af ~-* of > Ser 7 - , =>. ¥ :! i ’ : K agree ee 4 ay wt . s ; ‘ : : : 7? 7 ’ ‘* * “ * - - , , SE ST Shi st : on. ni ae ee Seinen : : 7 g ¥ * i ts MK je. . 7 | ——— o * - . _ *. * 7 - n ah " - as - * 7 4 aa 4 7 f ag - 4 ek. Ae a” oy tt ioe ey “ : » ¥ - ? ey -* . ver - : vs? --e : Lo Ps - R oe . thm a . Sd “a a Kee 7 no .% - Ou, 4 ot x ‘o by 4 . 5° * W | SHOT : Iwant | |lUP FER TEE S Sober ite : ' [ =oMeERCY- | MR.vIGGS ETHELBERT?) | Bow AND : ARROW - } ° 0 , Z aa : \ ©1925 ey Inv. Feature Service, inc. ARG Creat Britain rights reserved. - _49 BY GOLLYY- THE SONS CARRIED OUT THE INSTRUCTIONS - HERE COMES MY CORNED ; BAD { LooK-1TS AHOTE hes: piper FROM NAGS TO BETTER RUSH i a cama HIM TO THE gy vaio Ti, THAT'S ALL RIGHT IM SORR KOU DION'T Gy A CHANCE TO CAT THE CORNED Geer, 5S Bue 1S HAVIN’ A FINE TIME AT YOUR, PARITN «1M SORRY VHIT TOU ACCIDENTALLY, 7 rt { ; Ft ae “ a - a ’ Be ~ KES = % wie - 7 . ,* + - . - . - - 7

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= _ ‘ ' hn a 27 eae ay ee ee PE me nn ‘a - 2 be ae & " aS bie 4 oa ye ne at vr att . Ve ei 4 s a oe aN Y a + mn 4 wO COMIC SECTIO a SECON ‘MuTT AND JEFF - MR. AND | ——=[_SUNDAY_ MORNING " OoD oL.D MUTT Mt WHEN I LOANGD DOLLAR He ToLD WAS MY Best FG There’s A Reason By Fontaine Fox (Copyright, 1925—by Bel Byadicate, Inc. Trade Mark Reg) UG Pat Of.) | , t Britain Rights Reserved - at ae * Yep! L BiN Lookin’ FE om A clerk AND EZ RECKIN yf You'LL po i TOONERVILLE FOLKS “Now THET THERE 1S FuTTYS : GENERAL STORE AN’ HE TOLD | ee HE MLL GIVE YER ME YESTIDDY HE WAS TH’ JOB. TAINT GONNA LOOKIN FER A CLERK. po No HARM T’ You Go iN ANoO J THINK Messe ee OO eee ye —Eee - ee SS | — See \ ~— eeee rs , : - a = ~ a6 > .y = - “) 2 ms sey -~— @ JUSTAMINIT! WY DONCHA y TIME TT COME OUT AN' a al 2% == NEW CLERK WAIT ON ’ - 2 l- THET cuStomMER? BEAT TH SOCKS OFFN You = — APITCHIN HORSE SHOES M% FR tH’ LUVAPE TE } b You oa WANTA BUY & PAIR O SHOES WY. BONCH A TAKE ONE oe oF YER ~— ONES OFF ¢ Bee! . HELLO. , THE Lu a | ‘% .= WISH TT SPEA AUGUSTUS 6 ) Sexe! s JUST HIRED A "HAMM iti Bi if Ba il a OD Me, Bh 4 = ———— a a a = —— _ 2 = -_—— ” 1HET'S SomE Poxite SALESMAN YA | Just HiREo! Bir Fort trie LoVe i ‘OF Mike, Ss He's DONE it: eR gem ey, +s, ' oer te err oF ort i nas ey. ee ee ‘ : : : " : ; Sgr eS ae oe wen —_. Hie ere cee ee ae . , hy ae eae -« why ve tH’ iDEE oF TALKIN" To A CUSTOMER LIKE e Pas

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os a me COMIC SECTIONS 4 ST le POST- DISPATCH A EIGHT PAGES OF FU . Fe | COOKIN’ FER ~ { | Cc “ ee , LE REcKIN 5 —- — SUNDAY MORNING MutT AND JEFF - Mr. AND MRs.~-CAPTAIN AND THE Kips - GOLDBERG - Tap - Peter RaBBit- TooNnervitte Forxs- BRINGING Up FATHER 4 ee . : . [ __April 26, 1925, meen | aMUTT AND JEFF -: : ER | / 7 DOLLAR HE ToLD Me HE —s TREASURE! BuT =——— WAS MY BEST FRIEND: LC WONDER if | | TEST - MUTT -Re S|} Him THINK ve SHOT 'S MY ant! - MYSELE AND ULC See 3 > 1.E€ «T BREAKS HIS FRICND! Mean: —- —=- , i. ‘ i ; ] Wii) 9 Semana Rea eemsere ene — 2 IF ‘You AIR O SHOES r ONE HELLO: THE LION TAMERS = z= HELLO MUTT. ~, FAREWELL, CRVEL CLUB? ---.!-wet, I —— c= Listen: LiFe HOLDS Z WOILD. Goob-BYE, WISH TD SPEAK TO MISTER |= — NOTHING Fore me! ? MUTT! AUGUSTUS MUTT: ~ \I'w “Buve* AND HoLD THE i$ 253 > : U'M GONNA SHooT WIRE! T'Le || | : (MY SELE: CALK HIM! 7 : He's D ‘ | 3 PLAY ON MOTT But 1 Rain SHocle TO HIS DONG He's A REAL FRIEND | = ae reel LS & WANT. T KNOW IT: 7 Mine ea MeTHER: NOW TO LIE DOWN: His AIM WAS Sell EF HE ALWAYS KEPT \= ee || WEL, TNE coneee PeeFect> He's E=S= AS WS Row in WS ASS 9 fe Com! ewe, Ean AS Dead AS | [= Ei =\HiP Pocket! — =—=\ , ‘| TWENTY, TWENTY A DooR-KNOB.- RIGHTO: , | wf = = FIVE! Soer! , HeRe iT IS./Ge 3 _ so e, (Copergnt 102k ty HC Pune Trtemere tgs Os re oe Great Britain Rights Reserved —S

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HE MEETS DARE —-DEVIL-OAN THE GREAT Saipeet, DETE Pr; = AND GIVES HiM A HAND IN MAKING A CATCH an g ar - - de S a z on co ooo os es al ILL JES GO OVER INTO TH SHELTER OF HAT'S THE + BAH} IVE LOST TH LIL mote k / she — ae + te og A 4 ik ry > OUT SS q 74 SLEUTH AN et BE TO COME OUT LATER-T WILL Bien fl _—_— . od , / of . —- oe A Fea Ya +i AFTER DESPERATE! @ ma | mel CHARACTERS=ag § 7 bs ete ; iy . , |AM ae INTO THIS HOLE FOR ME a ¥ c wag 2 4 3 B. oa se = ca “us ee Ae — —_ | renee ute > “ic ». / 4 el STEADY-NOW-AN’ ILL ZT SHOW YOU TH OL LASSO FA TRICK WHICH J LEARNED IN TH WEST-AN'T USE IY ON. ANYTHING FROM THa?r tS STRANGE fusnor et t- wee 1;t& NoT BE SO 733 HURRAH! IVE BAGGE JM -NOW WELL JES SWING AROUND } AN’ GIVE IMA {FF SO HE GRABBED YOUR UMBRELLA ( MEY? WELL JES LET NE GET THIS ROPE OUTER TH OL BUS AN WELLS ( some Brave STEAL UP ON MISTER REAR AN ILL BUGLE T-!LL/ | SHOW YOU HOW. DARE-DEVIL-DAN{ ~> SAY 5) | HUH' YOu MUST BE LONE SOME . : —. . : 4? MIDGETS TO GIANTS by if TREATS TH BAD ONES 6 | or | : \ af . TRIP OVER eS aa || Z| 0 Pouce My : / P é f LY) | | r STATION 1 / > , r= ie K *¢ Y ; / f ; .. | 4% , Wor, * as = am Hi! WOTS y P 7 7, sw) UP-DAN? ( | a —, / ana “= y, dl ra D ~< i \ aoa wi 6 matey een) ti — 5 OL BUMBLE SHOOT AN fz as ine OF) HA“ HA-RAS DARE) | vou BETTER WATCH: (um DEVIL- DAN IS 3 {= SOME FELLER iL. SAY (tt HAVE To ADmtTr vt wt Does Loot RPATHER A PUT UP JOB” 4", ZG @ jbut itt JUST ANY ® | userens Pa VR iat WAY ; HOLD TIGHT- oe”, 1M GOIN TO LETTER

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WHY IM DARE~ L- DAN-THE | BUGVILLE ¢ [H ANIM ovr 2 DESPERATE ACTERS- RAH! VE [BAGGED | NOW WELL JES| ING AROUND GIVE IMA . TRIP OVER ) TH POLICE IMr. and Mrr.- rT ARE ae as ‘iad RR GOING To OH ILkE PUT THere | S THE | YOU AT anak eae HELLO SAM- - Yeau!- NEXT ISN'T THAT . V™ AWAN- IN THE Time TELEPHONE - Bae tlie TUESDAY EVENING 7; YOu NICE+-'Tckl pm AFRAID You'LL BE DOING A LOT ale. “gigantea BET YOUR SWEET LIFE } KEEe “YOU . OF EXTRA (LL Come-- THANKS— gpl te WORK --- I'VE A FoR ONG “EVENING LOT OF THINGS ANY WAT < oe any ar ¢ wy — T'S SAM BARRY (S ) | ? : é \ paccry ee re ae LITTLE = ~ oi gpg rig LC HELLO GEORGE-- Yes YEs - WH ¥ Sat iT H DD THAT SURE THING — UCL BE GLAD kp TUESDAY EVENING ~ 7 ind COME — - JusT BUSINGSS] Fay come nly gape. e, THis Weer itt BE THERE! —————— ee -_— rial ee weul ! ee HONESTLY VIi- ITS AND YoU EXPECT HELLO HEWRY- Yes- YES- | oF ALL THING S~ | 4 KHNeCW Y ST A COINCIDENCE | WHY | jus NoT BE_So v7) it ALL THe as « FRIDAY my gr LONE SOME ) TIME - THINK SO | | AFFAcR f ru try to | BE THERE RS + [~~ “2 rel _ AFTER ALL +t eeee ener ee reen- «8 - Sa ge Se (LL HAVE To ADmMiT Vit UF IDoOES Loot. You HAD ALL THESE DATES COOKED UP BECAVSE I'M GOING You ACT AS THOUGH But You SAID ee se on) AWAY - AND | TWESE.DATES ARE You HAD A But (tT Just WICKED oR Somé— LOT OF WORK HAPPENS, THING- - DON'T YoU . To. Do-=- tt. HATE me WAY WANT ME To EN TOY To HAVE You | — MYSELF DURING YOUR ALuL TIRED : ABSENCE f GEE OUT WHEN. | WHIz I'M TICKLED Get BACK -—- To DEATH . re | THINK IT CAN) PUT IN MY EVENINGS THAT - | SHOULD : LOOKS MIGHTY (PZ,

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HE THE. MUCHACKHO . 1925, Reg. U. S. Pat Off. KIDS _.. St. SENOR ZE REv “OLUTION HE HAVE GET IT IN Z2E NECK, AND ALL EZ QuiET J THREE OF THOSE CHEERS SENOR CAPITAN? ZE NEWS RE ARE GLORIOUS 7 I CALL FOR GET BACK HOME ZAT, BOZO, PAZAZA, ZE GREAT MAKE STOP ZAT MONK-}— -SHINE # MAYBE PALAZA | NEEDS A NEw HEAD IN DER | MINT CHULEP Zi VER OLD LUBBER et | ~) PRESIDENT OF BANANA: yy WAS BEEN VAITING & -a FOR DER HAPPY y “A * 4 lewd - - ~ aad hae q - + eae i ‘> “ . *) we » oe | ; =, 2 4? : | he ‘oie, Met he 7 hed as ‘ i, oe BE — : ; ° ’ wae > ts * (AN DER - SNICKER SNACK: DER SNKCKER Joon Wrecked. _ -HONOLULY, April ' tleships of che United | fleet have the forts HAD BEEN | of Oahu under fire this the attempt to capture SEEN TO DRIVE UP | tne tneoreticai “piack” _holding them fn the | maneuvers in the Te | wall. Hause of Outrage Undeter- ae nene cient . |a@ mumber of red | mined— Labor Troubles, | suddenly appeared well . - 'mery range of the fort Incident to Repair of that the ships were & EN ZOUZAND: CAR-* “AMBAS ! ZEY HAVE MAKE | BOB ZE PLUME! pp — x FEAR NOT, te PEDRO PAIZO, HE MAKE Fix CF PLUME PEEG! TO MAKE ZE INSULT ON TOP OF ZAT ADMIRAL GLORIOSO! OF BANANA SHALL Ff WIPE OUT ZISS , ADMIRAL . /REFOLUTIONS AIN'T IN IT! VEN DER VoRSE COMES TO DER VoRSE LIEF ITTO DER HEAP) ARTILLERY: VuY TALK Like A PIECE OF CHEESE © i VEN SUCH A LUFLY CANNON 15S FuLt MIT PoswBiLiTies* FRESH NAVY 4 GETS A SOAK | forts and demonstrat Structure, Recalled. . (enemy can close in d | lance. More Ships An entrance io the two-story Air bormbérs ‘have bullding on the northwest; ships, bat the number mer of Eighteenth street and | ascertained. Radic aailinhin which formerty | ¢t? im the forests d nue, . |practically the ent sed the San Souci skating rink | battleship force was how is occupied by an automo-| all the other Ha e. a-sa- dut Vahu had been but the umpires state Oahu ts actually sig eropty stores, was wrecked in pee LISTEN, IF DER K BRETZIDENT GOT A . Woe =} G00D CHAIL IN BAN-)) 5 0 Ewe ~ANA , I GOT A IDEA! FURY: ke sales agency and garag a residence upstairs and sev- —_— — ee eee | today. ) $4 : fe » of the explosion, which a. tmera “so3 Park| %300,000 PR at the entrance at | ny ue, shattered 13 windows on) ; side of the building and eight STATE . cndows in two residences ane | lores across the street and drove H C intered timbers into the area- | ‘ ay, wrecking a plane which bad | When He Dies , stored about 40 feet inside. 7 Taxicab Seen. | Go to i ” Sashbur .¢ r . ry Fra i ’ - - prepetyae © pe the genie saioen at 1801 Park avenue. | PRAGUE. i shortiv before closed the | " 7 —Kart e and was reading a newspe- |“ Bee Bs. _a@ life term in priso@ en a couch tn ni hore up | tr or at , to retirin J s. der of bis ‘ > oes 3 5, “** | capital prise of 2. n to the floor. His wife, (about s30e oo@) im >» in an adjoining room, was tesy. But no will ~ jured. Residents m the peigh- privilege of spending fheod for several blocks were The entire aem is jeuse ited to his credit in laeke nrivate wetehman for the will go to his ' al Motor Truck Co. of Mi-/ 44 rather dies. It ( whieh eccuples the prem- fertune will double from 1803 to 1897 Park ave- me. reported that a few moments “s { ZE GREAT PEOPLE OF BANANA HE WELCOME BACK ZE NOBLE. PRESIDENT PAZAZA, AND I ALL FOR ZE GRAND HUZZAH ! PEDRO, HE SHALL & PULL ZE ROYAL SALUTE ON ZE CANNON ¢ All TOGEZZER HIP- HIP ITS A TIGHT FIT, LEUTENANT, BUT I DO DER Sj BEST I CAN! 5 ZISS, SENORS ES ZE TOoP- -KNOT OF MY LIFES ZE HONOR SHE PROSTRATE! = SPOKEN LIKE _ ¢€ DER A NUMBER ™~| VUN VOT YOU “Its. 1 15S, MACHOR? T ACCEPT E ZE BEAUT! & -FUL NOMIN- £ 5 S>- ad Sf : {—*= |||! PP iterff I] = «=. 4 : “rece his return from the Med- | if sot, Rave Pranean. yourself, wij : Uowing custom. three roval : *"f°s were sent to Houghton’s | ace. Crewe House, to convey | Ambassador and his staff to | ingham Palace. The recet- was held at 11 a. Bu | 5 és ; ‘ 4 5 : ¢ Pore cn Mintster Chambertaipr | - *¢ Ambassador Houghton urns * afternoon. | (anno ‘ Pally Hurt in Auto Wrerk. . M,. - OO MINGTON., ft Apri? £7.—- a Bissinger suffered ; | The Pash «| : : os ; : . | a r, wee. Se ae ae EES ty = ,