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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Frank J. Douxherty.

Frank ]. Dougherty reports a very ac-
tive week in both loan and sales depart
ments. having made the following sales
and loans:
No. 1926 Cote Brilliante avenue, a single
nat building of four and five rooms. rent
ing for $50 IL year; from Miss Ellen Car
roll to Jessie Chappius for $4,000 Mr.
Chappius bought for an investment.
NO. 443 Henrietta street. fve-room
brick cottage: from Alexander Fleming
and wife to a client for $3.50.
NO. '4138A Penrose street fve-room
cottage; from F. H. Keuthan and wife to
Patrick Timlin for $780, Mr. Timlin has
been occupying this house for the last
Tour years and decided that it was cheaper
TO buy than nay rent.
NO 44ll Lafayette avenue. fve-room
rock-front dwelling: from Thomas O.
fueh to client for $1,000. This is an
other one of the new houses that M. p.
Hynson and Mr.. Dougherty are agents for
In the new subdivision, where one can b,Iy
3 home for rent money
MI. Dougherty also reports brisk de-
mand for good loans from AZ to 6 ner
cent. having made the following loans.
Three OF 81 600 each at 6 per cent on fiat
buildings on Fariin avenue west of New
stead: one of $1,000 at per cent ON a
dwelling OH Cook avenue west of vantie-
venter avenue: one of LOO and two of
81 500 each on five-room brick cottages In
the southwest part Of the city, and one
OF $500 on a frame cottage on Ashland
avenue east of Fair avenue. Mr. Doueh-
erty also reports good demand for small
houses on monthly payments.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Captain c. NJ. King of the steamer Co
lumbIa will depart for his home at Clinton.
la. He will return next month to superintend
repairs the steamer, which Is now on the
ways at Carondelet.
The GREY Eagle was laid up yesterday.
being towed to the southern part OF the wharf
out OF the way OF floating ice.
Paul Lamount has resigned as third clerk
Charles Tischoff. formerly Of the Columbia
Joe Tucker. chief clerk OF the Rees Lee has
returned from Memphis. where the steamer is
laid UP. During the holidays he will visit his
home In Kentucky.
The railroad transfer steamer Fordyce at
Thebes. which was SUNK will be raised
Captain T. 5. Drown. secretary of Harbor
No. %. Is visiting relatives at Louisiana Mo-
for few days.
Captain Larry Mehaffey; who was captain
Of the CITY of ST. Louis when she burned has
been married to Miss Emma Grangin OF New
Orleans. ~
John Garrett of st. Louis is now engineer
on the steamer Moline at Kansas City.
Tho next convention Of the Union of Shin.
wrtghts: Joiners and Calkers Will be held A.
Paducah Ky. " Ae
Officers have been nominated for the clec.
ton OF the Marine Engineers Association
No. s.
A movement is on foot at Memphi. to re.
uure all steamers to pay a license of s20o
year when they operate bar.
Sam Davis. a we'll known lower river man
Natchez. Miss. ' Siefh OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
NIcholls.Ritter.

Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company reports the sale from the Berry
mont Realty and Financial Company to
Oscar G. Neuhauss of lot fronting PIG
feet on the west line of Shawmut place
by 40 feet deep; also lot 1856 feet 5iz
inches on Goodfellow avenue and 225
feet on the north line of Page boulevard.
comprising half block on Page from
Goodfellow avenue to Shawmut place, a
private street, at $4,000.
Mr.. NeuhauSs purchased this property
with the intention Of improving. and has
made arrangements with Nicholls-Ritter
Realty and Financial Company for twelve
loans of $4,000 each. The buildings will be
completed shortly. and will be offered for
sale by Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Finan-
cial Company. They will consist of five
and six room flats, the flats being de-
tached and the lots being wide enough to
give sufficient light and air on all sides.
These fats will be finely finished.
They also sold to client the property
known as No. 1ia2 North Grand avenue.
near Cass avenue. Al feet pa inches by
l27 feet 1lA inches. for the Boiling heirs,
who inherited the estate of William N.
Boiling. for $500. This property has
small building upon it, and will be i'm
proved with larger building. as soon AS
the title is passed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
A. H. FrederIck.

A. II. Frederick sold No. 1850 Maryland
avenue. the beautiful residence of Doctor
Leonard. to client. who will occupy it
on May LIST for a home. This house was
built by Doctor Leonard for a home, and
Is beautifully planned. handsomely dec
Grated. finished in hardwood with artistic
art windows. containing eleven rooms, all
light, with large and attractive reception
hall, bathroom and all the smaller con-
veniences SO much appreciated by ladies'
The lot Is SSx2.0 feet. Consideration 1880
Sold on account of A. A. Fischer to
Charles Waughop, No. 5l57 Fairmont ave-
nue.. This is an eieven-room house, well
built and thoroughly modern. with tile
bath. nickel plumbing, large reception
hall. hardwood floors. red Spanish tile
roof. artistic porch of Colonial design.
This house will be occupied by Mr. Waug-
hop and family as a home January l. Lot
35xl55. Consideration 5000.
A. H. Frederick has sold to clients for
a. A. Fischer property amounting to
$4S, 100. leaving but one of the ten houses
in this row unsold.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
J. I. Epstein.
]. 1. Epstein reports the following sales
for the last week.

J. l. Epstein reports the following sales
for the last week
No. 5O43-43A Delmar avenue, having a
frontage of 30 feet by a depth northward-
ly of 40 feet. These flats are modern,
containing five and six rooms and renting
for $50 a year. The property was sold
for the account of Mrs. Emma Eyssell to
H. c. Voris of Waterloo. ILL.,, for $500.
The purchaser was represented by the
Lincoln Trust Company.
No. 32s2 I1awton avenue. six-room resi-
dence. having a frontage of "a feet. The
property was bought by John Winston for
5000 from Mrs. Adele Wahl.
Also sold two houses, Nos. 81 and 70
South Charming avenue, containing six
rooms each and a lot frontage of so feet.
This property was sold for $1,000 to Rich
ard Morrow from Isaac Schoen.
Also sold two sets of flats, Nos. JO79-79A
and 50S1-S1A Delmar avenue, having a
frontage of Sc feet. These flats bring In
an annual rental Of 81 CD and contain five
and six rooms and all modern conven-
fences. They we're sold for client to
Eva Nurre for $4,000
Also sold d choice piece of business
property. Nos. 15l5-T Market street, con-
tanning lots frontage of 40 feet The
property was sold for Eva Nurre to a CHI
ent for $4,000. or H00 a foot. Market street
property is in big demand just now, be-
being made and the large increase of rent
al business on this central thoroughfare.
Also sold the new residence No. 4142
West Pine street, having a frontage of 20
feet inches by 2lO feet deep. This house
has been completed only about a week
and was sold for $500 to Jacob weiss
house of the three built together on this
block which Mrs. Nicolson has disposed
or in the last two weeks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Sale in Lenox Place.

c. R. H. Davis. president of the Royal
Investment Company. sold No. 10 Lenox
place. new fifteen-room residence. with
lot e5x140. from the Royal Investment
Company to James N. Franciscus, fo-
$o4.5O0 cash. q
No. 10 Lenox place is gray brick. full
three stories. located on the south side.
directly across the street from D. d.
Walker. Jr.'s new home. and just west of
the house No. Lenox place. recently sold
to Adiel Sherwood by the Royal Invest
ment Company.
Mr.. Franciscus's new home is purely
American in style OF architectural design,
is simple and In outline quite attractive.
The Interior. from front hail to third
floor, is inviting, interesting. cheerful and
homelilte. ACROSS the entire front Is a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
John Dockery & Son.

James D. Dockery Of this firm has lust
returned from Dallas. Tex. where he as
sisted John F. Sullivan of st. Louis in a
very successful auction sale of more tina !,
eighty lots In Oak Cliff, q suburb Of Daj.
las. and ten acreage tracts In Dallas and
adjoining counties.
These were the entire Texas holdings of
George 8. Myers of st. Louis, the formcr
topacco merchant. From accounts in the
Dockery, Us well as Mr.. Myers. were
congratulated on the complete success Of
their auction. The sale took place at the
Courthouse, Dallas. Monday. November N
was well attended and all the lots dis.
posed Of in i've hours. Mr. Dockerv re-
ports an active market In Dallas. and
numerous inquiries after st. Louis invest
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

,, living room. with windows extended tc
the. floor, with IRON balconies in front.
The living-rooEl. the hall and dining
room are all finished in white quarter
sawed oak. stained Flemish brown. All
floors are double-lolished hardwood. The
dining room is finished with. the heavy
teamed ceiling. new and attractive de-
sign. china cabinet and buffet built In.
The buffers pantry is feature of the
house. complete in detail.
The second floor has four splendid bed
chambers. with linen closets. two fine
marble and tiled bathrooms. all finished In
old ivory white with mahogany doors.
The third floor has large billiard-room.
four bed chambers, storage and sewing
foom, fine marble and tiled bathroom. The
hiliiard-rom and halls are stained green.
the bed chambers are all finished in ma
hogany; all three bathrooms are enameled
zinc-white. All bed chambers and living
room have neat cornice with picture
mold attached. Elegance. simplicity and
home comforts were the study Of the ar
ranSement of halls and rooms.
Mr.. Davis Is finishing several more new
houses in LenoX place ami reports that
most Of them have been secured by OPP
tons. Mr.. Franciscus is the third promi-
nent real estate man who has purcha sed
homF, In Berlin Heights this year. Harry
G. Knapp and I.ilburn McNair purchased
during the summer
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
c. "A. win Ballast Tracks.

Mexico. Mo-. Dec. LIT is understood
here that the Chicago and Alton Railway
Will ballast its tracks between here and
Cedar City. fifty miles to the south. There
has been talk of a nortli-and-south line
for Chicago business from the Southwest
for some time. and 1t Is possible that the
branch in preparation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
BY Telegeanh.

Cairo. III. Dec. l2-The river gauge reads
SIS fet. showing fall Of 8 durins fhe 10 ~ %
hours. heavy rain has fallen ali day ia' ne -
Polar Wave arrived from the Lower Mfssise
derrick boat. The Jacob HeatherinstsSnn a ana
rived from the Lower Mississippi all $50 n
m. The Joe Fowler was In and out on tim. ~
vicksburg. Miss. Dec. 1.-THE eaure show.
S.; on stand. The American r. due Tse
Delta cleared Cor Memphis. The Elk arrived
The Natchez is due up. Weather cold and
Burlington, Ia, Dec 12.-Tbe river q. .,,,
falling slightly. The ice IL running siuret, si'
Weather showing and colder.
Warsaw. ILL.,. Dec. 12.-0auge reads 40 Muc,
colder and showing Heavy Ice foatin1 ny" Tba
river blocked ,i here for about twenty minutes
=, Pitt.oq,g Pa a.. Dec i2-River 80 feet: fall
wheeling W.. Va. Dec. 12-River 4 feet.
closed above city; sorges at Ravenswood and
Darlington. Local packets tied up nv ice
Weather cloudy and cool. ~ 'ee
Louisville. KY. Dec. 12-River stationary:
and colder. Ase1A
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Observation-Disclosures.

The Holbrook- Blackwelder Real Estate
Company sold for the Excelsior Realty
Company to the Van Raalte Investment
Company. apartments No. i137 L,ndeIl
boulevard. for $4,000. This property has
a frontage of 55 feet on the north line Of
Lindell boulevard by depth of 2l3 feet.
and Is improved with ttree-story mod.
ern building of SIX apartments. containing
six and seven rooms. with steam hea.'
etc.
They also sold for James j. McDermott
to Oliver ]. .Barwick, for $500 Nos. 95l
a52 and 1853 Cabanne court. being brick
building. consisting of SIX th-ee-room flats
renting for $756 per annum.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
TO COMBINE FRUIT HOUSES.
Plan Discussed at Meeting of job
bers' Association at Des MOines.

Des Moines, Ia. Dec. 12.-Plans to con-
solidate fruit 1obbing houses in territory
bounded by Chicago and Denver and st.
Louis and Winnipeg were discussed by the
Western Fruit Jotbers' Association, which
convened here to-day.
1t is proposed to combine houses in the
smaller cities, giving to one the business
which at present a half dozen handle. In
the larger cities more than one house may
be necessary to care for the volume,
though the number will be limited. Loss
In transmission is the reason given for
the proposed consolidation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

N. 8. Wood reports the sale Of lot 5Ox145
on the south side Of Morgan street. be-
tween Compton and Leonard avenues. for
$50 foot. all cash. to Albert Weineart-
ner from the Worlds Fair Investment
Company.
Also sold lot on the north side of Yer
non avenue, las feet west Of Academy.
from f Donnell to Manuel Blum, a
Franklin avenue clothing merchant, who
will erect a residence in the spring. ]. III,
Levi represented Mr.. Blum.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

The Commonwealth Trust Company re-
ports the sale of the Barnes Medical Col
lege. located at the northeast corner of
Beaumont and Lawton avenues, to
Charles 4. Pittman for $40. 500.
The Barnes Medical College erected this
building about ten years ago. but found
almost Immediately that 1t had outgrown
its quarters. and, therefore. proceeded to
erect the handsome new building which
it now occupies at the corner of Lawton
and Garrison avenues.
The building sold is a four-story brick
covering lot of JOX109 feet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Real Estate Transfers.

BROADWAY-32 II. 4ss In. e. T.. bet.
Grundy and Bowen. city block 2921:
Augusta Lewen. to August Guenther- -
BRo.aDwAY-3l IT.. e $, bet. Grundy
and Bowen. city block 2a2i: August
Guenther and wife to Augusta Lewens
CHiPPEWA-l97 IT., $. g.. bet. Giles and
Bamberger. city block 4l19; Elizabeth
VI. Roshoroush and husband to Ferdi-
nand Knittel-w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LIN
EASTON-I IT. 6A in. n. 5, n. w.
cor Clara. city block 4s26: Royal In
vestment Co. to Albert Rabenneck ct A.,
r aiiRMj II, n g. being Sill ''
Paramount, city block 4sH: Grand Val
ley Building Company to "iiiiamina se1
PENMsYLvANiA. IS n. w. $. BET.
Caldwell and Dover. city block 2sse:
Patrick Corey to Thomas Watkins and IAN
PfNES IT. ii, in. 5. q. bet. Tenth
and Eleventh. city block rs: FIeder-
lex w. Drosten and wife to Jane Lind
Observation-Disclosures It. s. g. being 43se
Westminster city block ISIS: Frank
J. Durham ct al to Allie L. D. Shell =. ~,
ton-w. St,VVV
Building Permits.
NJ. A. szepanskI. zN *. Louis. two-story
hric sfabta
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Killed while Hunting.

Texarkana. Ark. Dec. R-while out
hunting ducks few miles north of town
this morning Ivan Matthews. a locomotive
engineer on the Iron Mountain Railroad.
accidentally shot himself in the left side
snd died from his wounds few hours
a1er. He was in the act OF climbing over
fence wnen biz gun was discharged and
NAs full charge of buckshot entered his
~. and side. He leaves a wife and two
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Rutledse &. Fitzpatrick Realty Company
reports having closed the lease for the
nrst floor and basement Of the building
on the southeast corner of Ninth street
and Washington avenue to the Gaus-Lan-
genberg Hat Company, who expect to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Real Estate Exchange Notes.

A regular meeting of the Board of Di-
rectOrS of the Real Estate Exchange will
be held next Thursday. December II. at
p. m.
Transfers for the month UP to and in
Guiding the L., llth inst, inst. number 3l2 and
deeds of trust were filed for record during
the came period. amounting to sos. e2s
The Broadway Investment Company
is the title of a new realty and loan firm
which recently opened offices at No. 2J11
South Broadway. The stockholders III
clude many of the best-known South Side
Graf. August A. Wachter. John A. Rebels.
L. T.. Kaltwasser. Ben Westhus. Auguet
l.. Stoke. l.. +. Hammer. Jacob Frank
Max We'll. George Friday. August Schu-
macher, Charles Becker and Leo L. Ras-
sieur A general loan and realty business
will be transacted by the company. Au-
gust A. Wachter is secretary and has
charge of the Office business.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Cornet & Zerbir.


Cornet & Zeibig report the following
| sales:
Nos. 1905 and 1910 Pine street. consisting
Of two three-story brick store and dwell
ing buildings. on lot fs.2x1O9.4: sold for the
account CT +. w. DrOsten TO Mrs Jane
Lindsay. who purchased for investment.
the consideration being $4,000. Mrs. Lind
say was represented by Messrs. james
M. Fr2nciscus 4 Co.
Nos 1915, ls4s. 1880 1852. 1854. 1856. 1858
and 1850 Glasgow avenue consisting of
two one-story store buildings and six
dwellings of six rooms each, on lot 131
feet on Glasgow avenue by depth of IS
feet: sold for the account of William H.
Dittmann TO Fred J. yoss. the considera-
ticn being $500. Mr.. Voss purchased for
an in. estment. the property paying an an
nual gross rental of sl.332.
Nos. 1925 to 3555 Cass avenue. northeast
corner of Grand and Cass avenues. con-
sistins of eigh; stone-front buildings of
six rooms each. arranged into sixteen
flats of three rooms each, on lot S3x12o;
sold for the account of the Standard
Realty Company to Val Nogel. Mr.. VOgel
purchased for an investment. the consid
500 900 'eS s-'''''' "e annual 'e"'A' -
count of Mr.. Bassett. who was repre-
scented by Messrs. Adam Boeck & Co. to
l.. ID. Putney for $50
No. 1892 Cook avenue. two-story brick
fiat building. of five and six rooms. on lot
3lx1iO. sold for the account Of r. w.
BorChert to John d. Mathews who was
represt nted by the Mathews Real Estate
Company, for $3.50.
Southwest corner of Mcmillan and Mar
Gus avenues. lot 100 feet front on Nc
MILAN avenue by depth of 115 feet,
sold for the account of Lewis Real Es-
tate and Investment Company to Heston
Investment Company. who was repre-.
scented by the Rutledge-Kilpatrick Real
Estate Company, for s. go. The purchaser
contemplates the erection Of modern fats
on the property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Southwest.
Just now st. Louis Is the central point
Of observation. and an influx from the
Southwest during the Fair Is assured.
John Dockery & Son also report the
sale with Fisher & Co. of a substantial
Bernard street dwelling, particulars Of
which will be published later.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

use same in connection with the building
adjoining on the east.
Also report having sold No. 1927 Dickson
street. being seven-room brick house,
with bath lot PIG feet front: sold for the
account of johnson r. Bowman of Chi
Also sod for the account Of the st.
Louis and Kansas City Land Company
the southeast corner of De Soto and Nc
kissock avenues. lot 6ix15O feet. for 50 200
10 client of Joseph E. McGinnis.
Henry Hiemenz Realty Company.
The Henry Hiemenz Realty Company
report the following sales:
Two lots on east side of Michigan ave-
nue.. south of Sidney. 50xl25. owned by F.
lehman, sold to W. and p. Hiltze. who
will erect u modern building thereon. j.
Lot on north side of Flora boulevard.
Henry Hiemenz Realty Company for
trustees Of Missouri Botanical Garden. for
$500. to Charles A. Stevenson. who IS
building thereon a handsome double resi-
dence, with Spanish tile roof and walls Of
Carthage white limestone, with marble
rooms and large ballroom on third floor.
The interior fittings are to be on a most
luxurious scale. embracing every possible
modern idea for comfort and durability. j.
Lot in alley on block No. ZIG. south OF
Vista avenue and west of Virginia ave
area of 70X6l, owned by Mrs. E. c. Cope
lin. This Is the rear end of the lot 'front.'
ing on Vista avenue. and was bought by
H. E. Luepke to perfect his front lot, and
will be improved at once with modern
dwellings, The Park Avenue Heights Sub
Thirty new residences have been built in
this subdivision in the last two years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Week.a Hank CIea,


Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearings S. 1S. 513 and balances S64s. 1T. Cie2Y-
inZs for the week Sc. So. against Sc 800 lO4
last week. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Advisory Committee Appointed.

Jefferson City. Mo. Dec. R-Governor
Dockery to-day appointed the following
men as members OF the Advisory Commit
tee of the National Good Roads ASsocia-
ton: E. c. Simmons, Adolphus Busch,
Colonel n. c. WetmOre and E. O. Stanard
OF ST, Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Meisenbach & schmitz report the follow
ing sales:
No. isis South Ninth street, a three
story brick dwelling. renting for $34 a
month. with lot 25xlOG. from Louise Frech
to w. NJ. Bernard for $3.50.
No. 1925 Marine avenue. One-story
brick dwelling. with lot 25xSO. from Susan
Fehr to p. T. Young for 1880
Lot Axig feet on the south side Of
and Minnesota avenues, from julius PITY
man to T. Supp for 81. 100
Lot 50xl6I feet on the north side OF Fair
view avenue between Spring and Cuisine
avenues. from Edward l.. Kruger TO H.
c. Adler for $S25
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
SIX OF SEVEN STORIES OF UNIQUE BUCKINGHAM
CLUB BUILDING COMPLETED WITHIN NINE WEEKS.

o
the of SocrO
OF to
Estate tsand Notes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Harbor gauges yesterday marked 30 feet, in.
dicatinG fall Of 4 Of a foot In "a hours.
Practically no business was transacted along
the Leveei yesterday.
Weather knowing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

missioner John r Proctor suffered \ ae-
rcre attack Of neuralgia Of the heart while
"a he Cosmos Club to-day and, for a time
N.lied, however. and is believed to h. osit
of DANGER ~ 70 49,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

Clearings for the week were large. and there
was good demand for call and time loans,
with discount rates steady between 51s and
Per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
WOMEN.s CATHOLIC
ORDER OF FORESTERS

---s>>>.~~|>>s>~s>>->~.>~~
& 7. LEO'S COURT. NO. Ics MOMENTS
- Catholic order Of FoIes;ers, meets The
second and fourth Monday OF each month at ST
Legs Hail. Twenty-ffth and Mulianphy streets
MRS. MARGARE! LACEY. Chief Ranger,
Emergency Hospital Fourteenth ana D Gallon,
Miss Mary A Richmond. Recording Seci ctary
% Madison st.
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Hurled to Death 1. shafti.s.

Festus. Mo-, Dec. R.-Edward L. Stone.
years old. Of Fredericktown, Mo-, was
of the glass works. Where he WAS ern.
floyed. He hal been employed here only
a short time. --s
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HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.

I'm issoCRi HISTORICAL SOCIETY NO
1850 Locust Street-Reguiar monthly
meetings held the second Thursday OF each
month at p. m. from November Ill! April
Inclusive. The building is cpen daily from 8
a. m. till p. m: Sunday afternoons from 2
III ). The public Is coruially invited to visit
the library and museum.
WALTER b. DOUGLAS. President
George f. Mockler. Secretary
HE BLUE; AND THE GRAY MEETS AT
- the rooms OF the Missouri Historical So
cieIs. No. 1900 Locust street. upon ca.i OF IN,
coIs:mandart. JOSEPH B0YCE, Captain
Z. @ Robbins FRS, Sergeant
" oLUNTEER FIREMEN'S HISTORICAL
Society meets third Sunday OF every
month. p. M. Nc 1909 Locust street. All St
Louis volunteer tre.nen are iavited to attend.
JOSEPH BoYcE. President.
Frank NJ. Brooks. Assistant Secretary