St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 9, 1922
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IMIC PAGE CEMBER 8, 1922. (Copyright, 1922) Keefe nite Sox Pitcher) , he secret of my enc.i; € rts on acct. of thel 3 and further and at when | am | never knows what fr I use my branes ys manage to out- qd will say in .this give my own sines and wil! insist on m pitching to the } te Sox catcher Ray presiate his ability) d for no catcher > pitch. ! outs who seen med Central League of mine that my ds them of Walter st and my curve 3 finger Brown wile delivery a good deal) de away only more; t wile have also got h I dort half to use obly make a monkey h the king of swats. I guess my readers m not brakcing into!’ pty hand it like so =. that is here and nobody ‘ é “worked clever! Au (Copyright, 1922.) ~Te BLE ht, 1922, by H. C. Fisher, d U. S. Patent Office.) THIS HOLE ts FoR A POTTING CUP. PUTTING of THESE GREENS 1S GONNA BS A GENVING PLEASURE, | BELIEVE ME- d= sees 3 ~ , of ad yee * ° Po os oe S ae ,. ¢ . ~* a" r ” , 0 ri tS, ~ “ ‘ee we > ae vt ’ soa ¥ : ~~ . a A el ie a PP Par tne +a i P . a” _ > ‘ — 2 ot of writin’ to do!” ” : ¢ rte “ou va oy core ys OF WHISKY ‘a P F i a — ] | VOL. 75. NO. 94. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY! 10,000 Offers Tomorrow See the Big REAL ESTATE and WANT DIRECTORY With SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POS The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. - T-DISPATCH | > ‘FINAL EDITION (Complete Market Reports) + , RRELS, 118 EN IN ROBBERY * | | 4 Saini Armed and Masked . Men Hold Up Watchman and Federal Agent at the 4 _-oyd and take them to the wares ~ Bonded Warehouse of the - Jack Daniel Distilling Co., - 3960 Duncan Avenue. MARKET VALUE OF LIQUOR ABOUT $6500 Watchmen at Two Neighbor- ing Industrial Plants Seized to Prevent Any Alarm Thwarting §Prearranged Plan in Case of Robbery. i Police investigation of the theft of about 118 cases and 16 barrels of pre-prohibition whisky last night from the bonded warehouse of the Jack Daniel, Distilling Co., 39860 Duncan avenue, is being conducted on the theory that the robbers, who held up a company watchman and a Government warehouse agent sta- tioned there, knew of a protective arrangement that these watchers had with watcnmen at two neigh- boring concerns. The value of the whisky hased on a cursory inventory of the quantity, is about $6500 at the «ate the liquor is sold legally to druggists for filling prescriptions, and the probable “bootleg’’ value is $30,000 - of more. Company and Government AG officials said today they were not | prepared to estimate the loss defin- P ifely. , : The company watchman, Willian Sullivan, of 3741 Laclede avenue, and the Government agent, Walter Mason of 3747 Laclede avenue, had arranged with William, G. Booth, negro watchman at the Granite Bi- luminous Paving Co., 3943 Duncan avenue, and Edward Boyd, negro Watchman at the Stephan Coal Co. 3948 Duncan avenue, outery or investigation if they ob- ‘erved anything suspicious at the whisky warehouse, but to telephone ih€ police quietly: Negro Watchman taken, bt ~. + J make to no Captured. The first thing the robbers did after | placing a guard over Sullivan and Mason was to capture Booth house. The not allowed <6 observe what was “oing’ on, judged from the sounds they heard that there were 10 or 12 rebbers, but the police think there were probably only four, or possibly five or six. Sullivan went outside the ware- house at 10:10 p. m. to punch his Watechman’s clock on a key tixeda on 4M exterior wall, a precaution taken by the fire insurance conipany to Make sure the guard is alert. “he Clock records the punches. The kev lsat the rear of the buil ting, which isa two-story brick struccure en the south side of Duncan avenue, west of Vandeventer avenue, :n «a district largely devoted to storage vards and warehouses, The Watchman went out through @ sliding steel] door on the east side, Which he left open. As he started 3 to re-enter three men, who had re- - Yolvers and whose faces were cov- fred with handkerchiefs, told him 4 fo throw up his hands. keep quiet and walk inside ahead of them. Watchman Kept Under Guard. eee who had felt a draft from it pen door, was coming to close he A fourth robber stepped in and *ld@him up. Neither watchman was “rrying his revolver. They were : dered to stand facing an inside _ Wall, but later one of their captors, 3 vhom they heard called “George,” - Rave them keg: to sit on. They were . : “If you boys keep still we won’t mer you, but if you yell or if you oo testify against us you'll be re ped off.” One robber remained ' * Suard them. ; aha men, with revolvers, and 4 their faces covered with hand- ppg appeared successively at F ina ranite Bituminous Paving Co. 4 the Stephan Coal Co. and 4 Marched Booth and Boyd to the am house. Boyd was sleeping on 4 at the coal office and the rob- Waited for him to dress. | ~ Robbery Was Carried Out. : © captive watchman deduced ] ma found, and the police deter- _——< from investigation afterwards, ; Continued on Page 2, Column 5S. watchmen. who were “3 ha - - rT, and | '" * J SQUARE INCH OF LAND COSTS SACKS CLOSE TO $1000 Purchase Made to Clear Title to Farm—Owner of Years Ago Had Retained Fragment. William Sacks, who recently bought the 219-acre Tesson farm at Smith and Clayton roads, from Jo- seph L. Wyland, paid between $500 and $1000 for one square inch of land in order to clear the title. Many years ago, he explained, in- terjecting that this was what he made of his attorney’s explanation. a former owner of the property, in selling it, had chosen to retain the one square inch in some technicality connected with a mortgage he had given on the farm. The farm was sold several times thereafter, exclu. Sive, of course, of the“one square inch. Sacks said that while the title to the 4. of the farm was clear. the exception of the one square inch was a sort of “fly in the ointment” to him, and so he consulted his law- yers, and at their direction @gent through a complicated series of transfers of the 219 acres and the one square inch. The inch cost him between $500 and $1000. he said. as indicated by stamps on the last deed of the series. transferring it from Wyland to Sacks. BRIDGE NOBODY WANTED, GIVEN AWAY, NETS FORTL: Refused by State and County— Netted $370,000 in Tolls in 12 Years—Sold for $585,000. RATINGS Dec. : din on ee years ago the Pennsylvania Railroad | Frauds. gave away an old bridge over the Six Susquehanna River at Havre de. ALCUSED OF FRAUD BY MAIL IN GETTING GREDIT FOR FIRM Philip N. Samuels, Head of Dress Concern, Indicted on Basis of His Statement of Defunct Garment Co. OBTAINED $32,000 IN GOODS, IT IS SAID He Is Alleged to Have Put cy; $4500. The Federal grand jury yesterday ip N. Samuels of 4317 Forest Park boulevard, proprietor of the De Lue Dress Co., i ton avenue, charging misuse of the By to weeks before an action in apparently, valueless. Automobiles|Samuels mailed a financial ever since have been crossing the! ment to Marshall Field Co., Chicago, structure in increasing numbers. and| which, it is charged, was false and the men who got the bridge for! fraudulent. nothing in 1910 recently sold it to | In the statement, the State of Maryland for $585,000.| indictment, Samuels the tota! out in the set Lave And in the 12 years it was in their) resources of his company as $41,- | possession they pocketed $370,000 in| dividends, all in toNs charges col- lected from motor cars. When the new bridge made the old one of doubtful use, the railroad! New York concerns shipped to Sam company offered it first to the State | uels merchandise valued at approx- and then tothe county, but without | imately $32.000, and when the bank- success. Finally the company | ruptey was instituted Jittle of it was changed it to a highway bridge and! recovered. ecnsidered itself lucky in finding | Stock Appraised At $4500. group of Maryland men WHO f6n-) ” <p appraisal of the stock and fix- sented to accept the structure. which tures of the Samuels concern, on originally had cost $2,000,000. as a| which he based the statement made sift. Ito Marshall Field and New York The recipients put up $700 to or-| concerns from whom he bought mer- ganize a company. Last year the net| chandise. was made by an appraiser returns from the bridge were $65.-|/appointed by Referee in Bankruptcy 900. The State will continue to col-! Coles. who reported it to be worth lect tolls until 1938, by which date. ‘about $4500. In clearing up the es- it 1s estimated, the proceeds will re-|tate the stock and fixtures sold at tire the, bonds issued against the!auction for $330 purchase price. | All of the | NEGFO BURNED AT STAKE ithe hands of the trustee, BY MOB AT PERRY, FLA, ($5100 and this fund will itors of the defunct concern about 10 cents on the dollar Victim Said to Have Confessed Mur- dering White Woman School Teacher Last Saturday. assetS as $21,- of this state- following weeks 126.99 293.60. ment, net basis and the On the during the marshalled bankruptcy.~ now assets in pay cred- An investigation of Samuels’ trans- actions with the Marshall Field Co. ‘and other was made by postoffice and Joseph Kane, an attorney, PERRY: Tia. Dee 6—deack os | Eastern creditors. They found that age PERS ee pre- | Samuels had sent out financial state- vailed here early today following | ments to more than 100 firms, from the burning at the stake of Charlie | which he later made purchases, and Wright, negro, by a mob estimated ‘that the statements were in all in- at several~thousand men earjy last | stances the amounts eoncecerns inspectors the Associated Press similar as to night after, it is said,\he confessed lpiven by him. to having slain Miss Ruby Hendrv. | , oe ‘Xollections Not Accounted For. a school teacher, here, last Saturday. | ron et a 9 er tl ndition mr bas or vestigation oO 1e Cone ‘ The authorities are still holding | + be wht’ ; as ‘ 2 i of the concern was made and It was in custody Albert Young. negro, | 9 who was captured in Ge nage) ‘|found that sales amounting to $21,- Z ‘ . or q ’ ’ oF Tere SEES 1426 had been made by the company vesterday after a six-day search. | : . i ta saa sae Fer Mabon; "CN. | during’ the two months preceding Wright, it is said, in his confession ; a 7 ; pg -*' | the beginning of the bankruptcy pro- exonerated Young. Wright impli- | ‘ated another negro whose a d an ther n w a name he uncollected O ‘e, as hav icq did not give, | Navin ro bed Miss instances Hendry after Wright had cut her throat. were most which and in books old the were Continued on Page 2, Column 53. - Lloyd George Answers Clemenceau Through the Sunday Post-Dispatch The first of a series of articles by the War-time Premier of Great Britain in reply to the American speeches and articles of the great Frenchman with whom he sat in war councils and at the Peace conference table. These articles will appear in leading papers in all countries of the world, and in St. Louis, exclusively in the Post-Dispatch. Other Features in Sunday’s Post-Dispatch What Happened When a Movie | Murder by Mental Suggestion— Magnate Took His Beauty | Youth pleads that married Prize Winner Into His Home | woman drove him to terrible as His Wife’s Companion—A | deed by telling him constant- Triangle Story with unusual © ly how it might be done snd phages. _ subtly holding herself out _as ‘Oh. 1 Sent the Poison to the , ‘the reward he could gain. weeee packages st RP Goa wsdl | ‘*Behold Your Victims!’’—The ses nggrer swt dl eu a Bead | remarkable war on automobile soe Ha gine or : ‘Hed | speeders that is bein con- convent ea ia ane ducted by traffie sieined in two with prose haoeiiaen | of America’s largest cities. %ictures in Newly - Discovered Catacomb May Be of St. Peter and St. Paul—Workmen were excavating for the founda- tions of a garage at Rome when they made one of the most interesting finds of recent vears. Told by an Illinois col- lege professor who has returned from trip to Italy. 4 Woman Alone Among C@gfini- bals: Daring Fate In S&vage ° Melanesia — Sharks, ® devilfish, alligators and wild boars, be. sides the fierce mountain dwarfs, figure im these epi- sodes by a noted explorer and writer. She denies that the incidents were ‘‘adventure’’— and gives a curious reason. A} ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1922—16 PAGES. PRICE 2CENTS + New Jersey Senator, Who Married Today, and His Bride | Resources at $41,000 Six Weeks Before Bankrupt- Stock Appraised at returned an indictment against Phil-| 704 Washington avenue | and former president of the bank- lrupt Samuels Garment Co., which | oecupied quarters at 1009 Washing- | de- | involuntary | , bankruptcy -was instituted | Grace to private interests: the build- against the Samuels company, in Oc- ing of a new bridge had made 1,! tober, 1921, the indictment charges, | state- | prior to the bankruptcy, Chicago andj to- ‘ amount to | representing | ; i _— — Ay ee. NOTABLES AT WEDDING OF SENATOR EDGE states Miss Camilla L. A. Sewall Be- comes Bride of New Jersey Sénator at Bath, Me. al MOONSHINERS SLAY FEDERAL DRY AGENT, HOLD HIS BODY LC. S. Commissioner Asks for Aid of, Soldiers in Menifee County, Ken- | | tucky. Liquor Trouble. | the Associated Press LOUISVILLE, here Ky., Dec. 9.— is reported that United Commissioner W. H. Wood, at Mount! Presi- are cabins cap | Miss OHIO PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICANS 10 W°CT 10 “REDEDICATE THE PARTY” the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. LANS for a _ Republican meeting at Akron in Febru- ary “for the purpose of aid- ing and encouraging the Repub- lican party in Ohio to get back to first principles,” were an- nounced here yesterday by Rep- resentative Knight, Republican, Ohio. Fifteen or 20 “progres- sive” Republicans were invited, Knight said, to hear an address by Senator Borah, Republican, on “the necessity of rededicating the Republican party to the service of the people.” “The meeting,” Knight said, will not be for the purpose of launching, aiding or encouraging any third party movement in Ohio or to encourage the candi- dacy of any man for the presi- dency.” It would seek, he added, to re- dedicate the party “and get away from being an office boy for the special interests.” FRIEND ACCUSED IN INQUIRY INTO DEATH UF SUOUT LEADER CONVICTS NOUR REOPENS UNSO! VED MURDER MYSTERY Conversation He Heard in Prison Starts New Investi- gation of Killing of Woman Teacher in Ken- tucky. By THREE MEN ARE INDICTED ' Former Prisoner Goes Over Lonely Mountain Trail and Finds Stained Cloth- ing of Alleged Slayer. By the Associated Press. HARLAN, Ky., An independent in- vestigation by John Bromley, a for- mer convict, begun while in prison and continued after his release, was given credit for the reopening of the Lura Parson murder case, when ther Harlan County grand jury yesterday returned indictments against three men charging them with the murder. M’ss Parsons, a_ teacher in the Pine*® Mountain settlement school, was slain while traversing the tfrom Dillon to the school, in as Bruise Found on Head of Boys’ Troop Leader, Sup- posedly Drowned—State- ment of Woman Recalled. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 9.—Harold H. Mendell, 42, a draftsman, was ar- rested today on a charge of first degree murder which followed inves- tigation of the circumstances under which his ehum, Roland M, Morgan, 33, metallurgist and head of the Con- gregational Church Boy Scout troop, supposedly drowned while swimming with Mendell last August. The Sheriff asserts that disinter- }ment of Morgan's body showed the lungs free from water and estab- lished the presence of a large bruise on the head. . Morgan took Mendell swimming with him at %e scout camp on the Kawkawlin River, Aug. 9,°as he had often done before. The pair had been inseparable /-‘iends tor 12 years. trail Sep- tember, 1920. The Men Indicted. Those indicted are: John Marcum, in charge of the convict road camp, near Dillon, at the-time of the mur- der: Jerry Reed, negro, a member of the crew at the convict camp; James Rebinson, negro, also a mém- ber of the convict camp. Bromley was a prisoner in the Frankfort reformatory at the time of the murder. He overheard ccen- versations between convicts in pris- on and when Jerry Reed was sent back from the road camp he declared he saw Reed sell the pocketbook car- ried. Parsons to another, con- vict. Eventually he obtained posres- sion of it. Meanwhile Dr. H. C. Cincinnati, a veterinarian, who lowed Miss Parsons over the from Dillon toward the schegol, kcharged with the murder. He tried and acquitted. Finds Stained Clothing. Bromley finished his sentence and, was of ful- trail was Wiis Winnes noon thie Ey ihest man and John of Secre- nt sub- bride, afi cousins qt Sterling, Ky., has asked the War De- Thomas, Ky. available if. needed 20} 1502s cpeq yea ee aid in recovering the body of Pro. BATH. Me., Dee. 9.—Vice by Menifee County moonshiners | , ; ‘ able in the life of Washington and who are holding the body and : nation attended the wedding a ‘here today of United States Senator ture. ' ; : ’ Walter E. Edge of New Jersey to | WICKERSHAM AND GOMPERS ‘the daughter of Haroyi M. Sewell, |retired shipbuilder and formerly an bride is 21 vears old. § . | President and Mrs. Harding sent Attorney They Will Appear i Knight, entitled “Capors.” The cer- Before Congressmen, 'emony was at in Grace Epis- WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Former! Charles M. Tubbs, officiating. Sen- Attorney-General George W. WicK-| ator Frederick Hale of Maine was of the American Federation bor, Guy Oyster, Gompers’ was matron of honer. torney of Cleveland, O., were The bridesmaids were Miss Dor- penaed today to appear next week be | .ihy S. Sewall of. Bath and © Miss tee in connection with the impeach-| of the bride: Miss Eveline ment charges brought against At rinner of N « VW Orieans., \liss Kliza- sentative Keller, Republican. Minne-| pora Parker of Newark, N. J.. and sota. | Miss Adeline Oxnard of Washington. lof Hartford, Conn., brother of the SEVERAL HURT IN EXPLOSIIN|‘10" Sewatl 11 or, Bath brother ' | of the bride: A. Oliphant of Trenton, i ae Ss ; ’ © 7 a) 2 ' . . . . »: ceedings, but the only accounts Of | powder Company’s Mill Near Dupont, |delphia, and Mmerson Richards of ‘persons partment to make troops at Fort hice: agate? , ne alat ; : hibition Agent Duff, who-was slain} gent Coolidge and many others not- ' of the barricaded in against Camilla Lovall Ashe Sewell, CALLED IN DAUGHERTY HEAR:NG |Amnerican Minister to Hawati. The ‘ i | With Labor Leader's Secretary and) as their gift an oil painting by Aston Associated Press |copal Church, the rector, the Rev. ersham, President SAmuel Gompers Mrs. Winslow tary, and Thomas Stevenson, List of Attendgnts: fore the House Judiciary Commit-| pouyise Sewall of Englewood. N. J.. torney-General Daugherty by Repre-| beth Hanna of Washingtan, Miss eniinigtiniie a iThe ushers were Howard H. Edge FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND Lee = ' bridegroom: Loyal Fk. Sewall and Ar- thur Herbert Mellvaine of Phila- | Atlantic City. The bride’s gown was the wedding dress of her of white bro- and old Her lace are known to dead and | veil, a family heirloom, was worn several injured today in an explosion | 3 her great aunt, wife of Admiral which destroyed the glazing mill of | arragut, when she wae presented the Brass Diamond Powder Co., near |t? Queen Elizabeth of Austria, Dupont, Pa., about eight miles south | Gifts of Historic Value, of Seranton. | Gifts came from all parts of The explosion was, felt world and many of them were dale, Pa., 25 miles away. historic value. . ‘Ralph Brumm of Pittston, a son of Among the E. Gb. Brumm, president and general | the Vice President, manager of the Black Diamond Co.. idge, Senator Joseph Pa., Destroyed—Report Heard 25 Miles Distant. aed Associated Press SCRANTON, Pa., 9.—k ive motker, point lace. ity the i | cade Dec, be S the of at Carpon- addition to Mrs. Cool- l’relinghuy- Freling- Ernst Nicholas Long- in were S cr? ote eSivests, Mrs. was one of those killed Immedi- cen of New Jersey and Mrs <tely after the first explosion, four|uysen; Senator uchers other buildings blew up. The cause Kentucky, Representative of the blast is unknown | Longworth of Ohio and worth. Senator Edge and his bride plan to FIVE MEN REPORTED SLAIN ‘sail from New York on the Majestic Bisse 52. ; I next Saturday for Southampton and Crowd at Duckport, La., Objected to pe ayens the belian: euees ik os Negroes Going to Work, r Ventnor, N. J. The bridegroom's Py Press. gift to the bride was a string of pearls. the Associated VICKSBURG. Dec A white man, whose name _ officers Miss., 9.— — iis La-| Williams of Baltimore; sister of the |! of } After splashing around*a few min- utes Mendell rush back to the caretaker's cabin and reported that Morgan had dived and _ failed to come up A few days later a woman called at the caunty jail here and told the “‘erif? the case would stand inves- voing to Dillon, started over the trail -aeross Pine Mountain Jt was ‘first trip over the Pine Mountain itrail, but he was familiar with cer- ‘tain landmarks, through conversd- ‘tions he had heard. He located 4 cer- ‘tain hollow gum tree. His quest wes ‘ended. From inside the tree he dis- | lodged clothing. A two-piece suit of |tigation. MendeH voluntarily enade imen’s underwear—bloedstained. The |a statement when he learned the undershirt was marked in indel.lie |] case was being investigated. ink with a number. A check on the} prison records is declared to show nf wer Had was that assigned to Jer- “LOUDY TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; CONTINUED COLD Reed. THE TEMPERATURES. his ' rv The father and brother of the mur- dered teacher recognized the pocket- ‘book the former convict had recev- ered. A was County SEVERE EARTHIUAKE ON JAPANESE ISLAN" REPORTED | «-: SANTA’S BOOT LEGS WILL BE CLOSELY WATCHED. _ investigation. the Haritan ago a secret by week inaugurated grand jury. “it~ lighest yesterday, 62, ¢ lowest, at 11:45 Official forecast for St. Louis and Partly tonight oc @ ed. tfany Residents of Kiushin, South. | ernmost of Three Principal Islands, | Said to Have Been Killed. Associated l’ress. vicinity: cloudy and tomorrow; continued cold; the lowest tem- perature tonight will be about 21, ALost- the Fr ONDON, Dec. 9.-— KiuslMiu, the southecnmeost of By A severe earth- | at th ce unke of the principal islands wcwpan, is reported in a Tokio dis- | patch to the Central News. Many | per-ons are said to have been killed hundreds of houses | Mi :souri-— ly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. somewhat colder tonight in exX- treme southeast portion, lllinois—Mort- ly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, somewhat coll- er tonight In extreme south portion, river at 7 a. foot. Week's Weather Outlook. the Aseociatecd Press or injured and destroyed. Nagasaki Kiusin, being coust. The There are a number of noes, the largest of which San. whose crater is 12 miles in cir- | principal city of | the west | mountainous, | the ejtuated island 1s is on active volea- | is Aso nee, — eee” BURCH FOUND TO BE SANE AND IS QRDERED RELFASED | Indictment Against Him in Connec- | tion With Kennedy Killing i Py of the m. 4.2 é@ vf 7 Stage ‘eet. a ri here have not learned; Jake oe a negro labow agent, and three other necroes are reported to have been fired“On and Filled at Duckpott, La.. by a crowd of men on the wharf there, who objected to the negroes departing to work on a plantation near Vicksburg, according to a re- port to local police, by William Wooten, a fisherman, and Memes Dangerfield, a negro. The two men were brought to a hospital here ear- ly today suffering fr xm gunshot FAVORABLE REPORT TO SENATE ON ADMINISTRATION SHIP BILL Press the A{uentiated WASHINGTON, Ba +e ministration bill ported today to the Senate after ‘ts The ad- Was Lec. shipping re- approval by the Commerce Commit- te 11 to 5. Ine ‘“emocrat, Rans- déll of Louisiana, voted with the POINCARE’S PLAN IS SAID TO INCLUDE A MORATORIUM Would Require Guarantees, Including Economic Con- trol of Rhineland and Par- tial Occupation of Ruhr District, With Troops to Collect Customs on Coal. U. S. ATTITUDE ON DEBTS, DISCUSSED London Parley Today Is Pre- liminary to Brussels“Con- ference, Which Is P to Bring Effective Solution of Reparations Problem. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Dec: 9.—Premier Poin- care, towards the close of the first session of the conference of Allied Premiers here today, is understood to have said that France would con- sent to a moratorium of two years for Germany if certain ¢conomic. guarantees accompanied it. These guarantees, briefly, were the economic control of the Rhine- land and partial occupation of the Ruhr district with about one di- vision of troops to collect the cus- toms of the coal output. wn It is understood M. Poincare pointed out to the other Premiers that these guarantees were in no way to be regarded as military aec- tion against Germany, but simply lags temporary economic measures £0 insure carrying out the necessary fi- the moratorium. The Premiers held a two-hour se3- sion this morning. The heads of ail four delegaticns—British, French, Italian and: Belgian—addressed the gathering, Premier Poincare of France holding the floor the longest. While Premier Poincare was report- ed fiot to have reached the point of definite proposals, he declared the reparation question had arrived at a stage where something radical had to be done. He appeared, he said, to discuss with the others what ac- tion should be taken. France’s great interests, he insisted, must be recog- nized. The Premiers devoted much. time ‘o discussion of the attitude of the United States with respect to the nilied debts, it was learned: after the conference had adjourned for the day. Regarding cancellations, Pre- mier Poincare of France said he was willing that the German indemnity he reduced to 40,000,000 gold marks, provided. England ecanceled Frances debt to her and France be given @ larger percentage of cash payments. Prime Minister Law of Great Brit- ain replied that this seemed impoge- ‘ble now because of the attitude of the’ United States on canceling debts owed by the allies. ro The Premiers are expected t# sketch at this parley per- haps the most important chapter In the lone story of German repara- tions. The details, it is expected, wilt be filled in at the forthco~.ing Brussels conference, to which the conversations beginning today are preliminary. M. Poincare appeared perturbed when he left his hotel for the eon- forence, having just made a denial of a charge that France intended to annex the Rhine region. He was fn cood spirits, however, when he ré-, ‘nrned, from which the French at- ‘aches drew the inference that the WASHINGTON. Dec ¥.—-Th ‘weather outlook for week. beginninys Monday includes: Upper Mississipp! and Lower Missouri! valleys: Tem. perature below normal; local snows sane by the at beginning of the week and Lunacy Committee and his discharge! near close. — from custody was ordered. . Bureh has stood trial three times 14 Above at Kansas Citys. on an indictment charging him) ¢ Associated Press. with the murder of “J. Belton Ken- KANSAS CTY. Mo.. Dec. 9.—Last nedy, each trial having resulted in} night was the coldest in Kansas City a disagreement. After the third)so far\tbis season, the thermometer Was Dismissed. Associated Press ANGELES, 4 —Arthur todav was found be Los Angeles County; rhe LOS Burch Dec. to c. ty the oseR) eolid Republican membership in fa- measure. wounds they say they received in the attack. vor of the (trial the indictment was dismissed| registering 14 above zero between 4 Oe ee ee —_—_—_—_— —_ a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone approximately Equals that he o**t, Daily Globe-Democrat = ass Times C ombined, and Exceeds at. Daily Star Times Combined by the District Attorney. and 5 o'clock this morning. — —— 4 conference was going well. In connection with the conferences it was noted this morning that Kati isergmann, the German financial ez- pert. had arrived in London. “< The possibility that Japan and the ('nited States may be admitted te” the conference ts discussed ge the diplomatic correspondent of th A Daily Telegraph. The writer ‘ that Japan has already formally ree 1uested admission and that, altho a America has not made the same o quest. “this fact need not preclude _ eonsideration of the point, especially a nancial reforms during the life of OR org having in regard the strong views — entertained by Washington and orously eXpreassed by the Am \mbassadors upon certain as wf the issugs at stake.” The correspondent suggests the four participating delegation may devote their first exchange @ ™ oe 2 views to settling this question, (he inference from his statement appates — ently being that ff admission its de cided upon, the United States will t 2 Fes : .* g ee ee +E I RE ghar eRe cat i by whey 7 eomgee fie Qow on ty ~~ ee rae”: .- a Awan an ” "eo nereen car -eRpENIRE er ° mesmae ~~ as ener , - ‘ oes m« — ane —_ _ han . — ~~.) ~ eet OME Rae m0 fe ete ee ae eee entender eit tes ie alte sin, Clie apt. ee See en ee ee wees oes seateiehicr ” — — et 9c ry Ser petri, ere ee tte - — - ./- Cee pe te oF . 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— RP ee a ae Recta ROD Ste Enh hd A ee sae x 3 * . —. acre manny he A one cats ine = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY mtn DECEMBER 9, 1922. . 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Ta [Big Three” in Meeting in London =a anne WENTH LAPSES 200 STOMA (VE) PHIDELPHK GES NT [Oe ce | OND GN | PEAIN MURDER PLT FESDENS HOMELESS LEENA i EINES BLY FOR SURES oF OF ‘REPRSS J. dea: | esc Bringing BE + Urges America to Ret NEAR FAS] PARI EY Pi“ s oP ; i ae , . cE .. os | | members, the Dowager | Negotiating With “‘Gunman’”’ po to City After S$ 12,- Europe to Help Spreat : | j ‘ee 4 ; Be eae Te © at Ore ek sell depot cad a A 1 PRE ee: oe atee 3: wets z a a ee ee) ne ade Be Gece! ERE rer ae! ak, a. jd xf ¢ Bis Sheed AN ide Ak ig OIL LRE OEE LC EI: A NRA 8 INGA E I AR ae ram a +4 . on Aa eg oraraw ae -_ Ps ee amy ne ” is a+ pete eer, - iaiad nw. ~ . “ a . : Power, nominated by the presi- dent of the Dail; Mrs. Green, a | | Th historian, and Mrs. Costello, ae tha atenshenel eeed | By the Associated Subs see the. amcectanes Sean Promiscuous riring in at both of whom were elected by DETROIT, Mich., Dee. a] the lower chamber. Friends of Mrs. May B. Ford. 9 Ismet Pasha’s Statement and |charged with plotting to slay her | veyed its losses from the $12,500,000 }in the city where America’s | Lord Curzon’s Reply Re- ee f # a ‘ ee | City Reported Last Night | ‘ = ad f re 4 A ti, tga >. “ ” i . : stranged husband, Ney J. Ford, a ‘fire which yesterday razed 24 blocks! ration of Independence was. oat E inst Testimony Q | Following Execution of 100 CASES, 16 BARRELS pee althy farmer, renewed their ef-|0f buildings in the city's business |urged that America come ki EO M rd D f 3 Re se ee Se Jat , _ i ae Sg | forts today to obtain freedom of the / section. Measures have been taken Europe and help spread o. for uracr ere ference Atmosphere, a 3 % eee ss Two Rebel Leaders, OF PRE »PROHIBITION fava r. Mrs. Ford spent last night by the city to relieve the 2500 per-!eace throughout the world, — ia _ficers = , Me te , Pay. ae pee | WHISKY ARE STOLEN unable to raise the $25,000 | sons made homeless by the confla- tle was given a long ovat a ee nt Who Was Acquitt in jail, citizens’ committee, |he appeared on the platform of thy. ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 9.—Astoria, | PHILADELPHIA, f eS 5 | the oldest cit# in Oregon, today wur* | Georges Clemenceau, speaking: tater 7 3 Attorney Prote: sults in Clearing of Con- the Associated Press bond requested by the Recorder's | gration, and a \hastilv formed, has undertaken the!Academy or Music. The RKEY BREAKS AWAY | , te : . , . ye eo ae 7 PUBLIN, .-Dec. 9.—Free State Continued From Page One. Court, before which she pleaded not } Mastil! | , . - ae we . Re a ee pe , ei oes 7 eg Rane RN ‘Ite wae ‘aay tata - eo sk . j ing é - : eco Le We: LE FROM SOVIET CONTROL —— RE TB Cs oe Poe: & ‘forces recaptured Kenmare ONlrhat the robbers worked in about guilty yesterday. No date had been task of providing clothing and shel ins Spread 4 rated with th} Stary i. TIER TO ME ate ey te i | Wednesday it was learned today. The|this manner set early today for the examination | ter for the homeless. and Stripes and the French tri-ogige | i SS ee : . ; . Co % } eanes a) rs Ce . ‘ 3 ‘ ~ - . ' ’ i+, ince ; ‘4 %* ; r gaia ae Ps , “Se A ee ' if laine he lace were| They broke the door to a room demanded by Mrs. Ford's attorneys. | The tive banking syne pk oa : well 9 ste . POLICE BOARD ‘HEA js : oo ee fia pe ito * Zia ad ie, gaa Boney p= gi at i. mov plow the first nine where case liquor Mrs. Ford admitted last night it/the city were destroyed, leaving Thousands of persons & ~ Ks pie | ae i - te Z feaateda after ; nvelo love- » firs here case ik Pe | : @: im liv - 3 Details of Dardanelles Settle A . top meak . aaeogey “ate ve rigs yet Ken-|ready for shipment today, was|W@$ possible she might have nego- | thousands without funds. jmeee nim) Cele ae ie . ; 3 Be a om ne Saket. at St “! - F ment bot vy land’ an Sea. - au) ‘ Sillpen \ VGAY, 2 eee , s an onan ae e} Le f the strong-|stored, and carried the cases to a : “Pa . | ex . ; rise ment Plan Being Threshed s : Sie | mare has been ~ ; o nck KR west door. Then they put a ladder |ing, during one of the mental lapses the city’s food supply for centralized | States, thronged the streets i . State Taken by Surp ce oO oagian ¢ P eae ts Of 4 oe "ate TFA o | eee _ ee - a, ot ie ; Be Ou b Naval. and Military oe Be Ee woe af ee : 2s | etlemnentin ‘in the elevator shaft, after breaking . , . t y ¢ Sere J Ree sale GE ORs LoS > Bee 8 ; the car | “A Detroit doctor Knows of my {stores in 1e outlying section of | passed. + ia % | Ry? Associated Press. the door open and finding r i | By" the Assacia . physical an@ mental condition and town, doinggan unprecedented busi- Escorted by the First City 1 were ae as gee TCO SS | eae - p . ee ; Experts. Pee en cae ae: | See "aye Soe. Sa , > Dec. ¥.—Reports from|was at the second floor, but discov-;!'": , ' and Sh il Te ages dere ° ‘ . si . ? . oe ~~ Weatnoh? ci il ‘ By the Associated Press. eae fe Oe ean a ae ous firing in ‘that city agi ap os i, os oe Ibeen in a hospjtal months ago,” Mrs. | profiteering ,taken to Independence Hall feges ) Case He Says. LAUSANNE, Dec. 9.—Optimism | Bs Po Le Be 2 igs % a a BE: ssibage ; ye i" es % , | There was no suggestion that it was a se AP Ti Nk acon elaine sie ord said. | Specia Teale Brings Supplies. brief ceremony in his henar’ os 4 , for the Ds Se ae w%, 45% B Foe are & a lof unusual eee ee A phish - cad te: eae eee ake ‘If I -have met a detective and' Word Was receive from Portland! Liberty Bell. “a qe | The oxpactanlr ‘ spt dng a = 1| Baees ae took i a hes the ditnnti levised a plan whereby my husband | yesterday that a special train bring- From independence Square os Circuit Attorney Sidener toc executions in Dublin will be ollowes panaty ‘The > anaes ne gy Seat 45 to, Was to be killed, I don’t remember /ing supplies would arrive today,|menceau was whisked to the Ac “ letter to President Bro ; Oe hy: + Aaa: “ ” ; A eae by further shootings Is gant a — 50 gallon ae tay five nanan! it. I do forget things. There have! while the Relief Committee has re-j|emy of Music. His visit to ~ 4 . e ” ite @ Board protest ger poavercny oe Sora Views | es te , » MmUCcCN hquor | . 4 ag _ : . ; daS nig Li, i = / i eevee : a ee one 7 ae - nm 2 ER era a neue wed a 5 fe tg Q an o v 4, + tn Yor established So: Onsen: looting el ane tree eee the, reals « Attoreny ® oe » itima- reeman : oh ae ; re wn h » 10 minut after ro,’ a eG NICU BOS oJ BLES Cll saustenta istric “hie ali American Sena ref ify, . tion of his views on the reparations destroyed disprich®: Stes “OF: Farr eS i a eee ee _ nean, hoped for trade in the Black Sea and was vitally interested in the regulation of Near Eastern waters. believe that t} ie aluation Ww 1} not ‘ . aie ‘ at ope. aiuai ai li Libers of his wt: iff to leave lrelanse \ rv" 1. , : . 1427 Semple avenue looking for the ve Le vatchmen sneaked upstairs de (;OORIN Ae. 52 j at n had been; was “very good if it were ex ' question. Law, it is believed, may Carlson said that,J4 men had é 4 ccuted,” s, especially where the gang e He was entirely in accord with the -— Ds staat sae aaa Syed ia Scandi cease, alte FS Le ro ee 4 - SOR ET eet mage Re em fe ee a one eee ye ere ee ree oe winbh Re 2 ‘we a ale a Tae ine a ae vy oh al etn eee be reached before: %0 days. ; tchmet? | : | . gods | nooypy yesterday under pena rod ) ' rr Pam 9 man Who Was going to make im} _ “eras i ® present no program, preferring that Ce ae + Rigs Diet ncegeteeied | 3 a | in the confusion and that}] Clemenceau in his address decigned,, ent predominates, without havi ~— > oo c ‘ '- ‘ ‘ The city has prepared table | th = jarreste: er = 4 . “" 'death, was published in that ney telenhone wir Re ams manager of the garage. , nen | . the -ritish Government should Na sey eco sedi -giushe be een Cu all were attempting to carry away/and although he did not regard it 4 Bolice officers take a position & 7 ? . . i : * = maintain a receptive attitude from the revenue reports f the ) lett | Fitz-| esa : T | ; ag ipaper today The 7 ‘ LL Am | 1 a . . rhe dealer in promises rire : f : : ae company showing = that le com-|, 2 ld ‘ r isted i Aig a Tt eee OM One Ot) th had | ne | e1 wt . 1 a ceneea articles from stores within the dis-| perfect, he thought the United States: agonistic to the State.” . =) ‘ ‘ i ger: ij pers) et i ae b be . the neighboring offices, and a pairo!-| 7." eee Se renee bead ought to help execute it. » oa $ He also protests in the _ let German Proposals Awaited. pany s protit per passenger carried] misrepresentation’ against the Irish} oo °° | SG" ; out at 5s p. m. Molonev and Chalier — . : sf ) ABOUN a M cers, aS Well as| Fire fighting apparatus will be Aa mainst policemen giving out t B Wise | words of Richard Washburn Child, NEI, ; a Buy the American Ambassador, concern The arrival of the new Germany? "creasing and the operating costs! Republican arms +a , ' | } compared notes and then reported | | et . , " y ° ' rr ' Mgnt-riding ietect py arrived ie i mand oo » ond ; . > : Hid . ine the Straits and liberty of com-| PrOPof2!s which were reported yes- Per passenger decreasing. This ta- The. executions of O'Connor, Met-! “ah _—— ne aay ae ithe matter to police roth had! Kept constantly on the job until all | Clemenccan’s Farewell Speech mes of persons from whom th | pp ites ° ‘ 3 mre ¢hat al | ' was then 1:39: the robbers had re. | : the e ‘rs ave > ti i | , = yt merce in the Black Sea terday to be on the way from Rer- | ble shows that the profit for the last | owes and two™ther rebeis as a form} ~ | FOR ere ae alled on the stranger in answer to {the embers have been extinguished. | day to Be Brogdenss From Newark get information and ‘thus maki hak Curzon's Statement lin, is waited with interest. Unoffi- |eight months of 1920, during which] o¢ reprisat brought the Government! AIOE ae og ved Polivce- lan | lvertisement for -persons with Wire Service Being Restored. | Special to the Ses\-laapaeem | ns es m targets for crooks.’ j i In opening the session. Lord Cur-| “!#! advices said that Chancellor # ‘-cent fare was charged, was 1.11) into conflict with the labor members) | ound a trail af a liquid passing | «>, oney to invest.” Despite an almost complete de-| NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Theifar@ee a Shooting Occurred Last March ; ' # ” ’ me ’ : , ‘ont . ‘ ’ y . ié¢ca , . ‘ rehouse ane Creai | it miv tot ‘ . etruect) i” ir ws i 2S I ; , . bi & ee d | iP ee | zon said he was glad the Turks had| CUS Sussestions Included provi- | Cents per passenger, and itS opera-} of the Duil Kireann at yesterday af ehouse and ti pat, OEE) Chalier said that he would invest | *truction of thei local lines and cen-! well speech of Georges Clemence ii “Alibi Charley’’ Vance, who ¥ 4 1 rf A . ‘ : - -— cor | " ; : - 7 » ; 2 if is - 4, P . Pe - | es i accepted the principle of demilitar- sion for extension of the moratorium {Uns ©o: v.50 Cents per passenger.| erngon's session. The Laborit veda = r from a leaking | when the “company” began to take tralized equipment, both the Pacifl¢) jn the United States will be‘ t Lee named because he had successf ized zones on the Straits, provided granted conditionally upon the re- simnilar figures for I 2] were 964 | warned the Government that suen Is | ora | , r ) . definite shape and was told that he "T elephone & Fulegragn 99 eg the | cast by radio Tuesday night.°" re ' established alibis on several ¢ * they were assured adequate protec. cent payment of treasury notes to cents profit and ».9 cost, and | acts would tarnish the good name Oi rie nelly -! Pat Sor} ‘evoivers,! would be made manager when “all | Western Union ‘Telegraph o. re- air will be cleared for the ¥ ™ sions when accused of crimes, W ' tion, that the Turks had accepted Belgium. The extension, the Ger- through October, 1922, 1.056 cents| the Irish Free State before the world.) % PPinetieta rille helonging the! the funds were together.” Moloney | Ported today that reconstruction at | statesman’s final good-will m . urdered at 6:50 p. m., March | zi ‘ . - ' : Covernme? nd a revolver 1 : ' ner yaa alreafy - wav ¢: | = . fi the principle of free passage of war-| ™4" Governinent is said to believe. profit and 5.84 cents cost. Tom Johnson, leader of the La- Paepivesh Cand a } mat Wh investigating, had learned at the;Storia was already under way and in this country from 8:30 unti] front of his home at 2338 I ') ships and merchantmen in times of| S0uld go beyond the Brussels con- The chief attack of the city will! porites, at the opening of the session hen ert py a& salesman, were in the! garage that negotiations were under | that by this aster nee they would be | o'clock. + Vaaeesion street. A few days later } | peace or war, and also in principie | ference on the ground that the fu-|be upon the commission allowance} demanded a statement from the/O' lee. All four weapons were found| way for its sale, but that no money /im a -position to handle atl business. The Tiger's speech will be deliv.’ e, Mrs. Frances Vance; his 8s an international commission to regu- ure of the reparations question of $1,500,000 a yvear for a deprecia- | « overnment: President Cosgrave || “i "7 me . | sided : | had changed hands The stranger NOrris Staples, Sutomobie _—— ered at the annual dinner of te , Mrs. Mabel Sargent, and jate commercial navigation. He add-~ hinged on the outcome of that gath- tion reserve. The city contends that! peremptorily refused, but Johnson sullivan Former Policeman, explained that he was not going to) ®"d4 president of the Bank of Com- American C ‘Ommittee for . fend. Mrs. May Miles, accused Co ] j : } S| 1] Vi } i] > “cj? Vere : »7) ’ ‘ ’ 7. *¢> ‘ >} ] } a: P ; > T 7" 4 : ; ed that the Turks had laid down the ering. the nallowance should not exceed $1.- nressed his demand, whereupon the a ! “ ij = li] MASON Were taken O tke payment unfi! “all the funds merce, f HM cit ad while the fire was ed France in the Hotel Pennaylva- Ml of the crime in the presence basis of the regime they desired to | The presence in Europe of Senator | 000,000. The sum of $1,500,000 a) President appealed to the chairman | P® is ae gst irters to be questioned! were together.” so Moloney gave him @t its height. The body of “as J-} nia. His talk, to be given t y oagland, Walton and Sheller at P 7 & ’ ; ac AY P . raw «6% wraatar ar 4 relia) e ; ; ; ro er vy. > \ Oliel of detective QO; r] r ra 1. : eA ‘ . ry) | ‘ tr isient "as } ang- s n, , | ee applied to the Straits, and that) | Mc( on mils kK has started another Til- oer’ - oadig ape 4 that many of th recen : mi} | tion ‘panei paises + London to Australia, in San Fran- | and Chief of States east of the Mississippi, and e scene of the crime, at 6: : Use. > ’ f e railways, such as Ww ne standing T's allow e ‘ > Number of Mining Companies Will- J \ né sainee of th page . Buch as gee trie tune — nt ’ : wal a : i dew for 10 months 29 \ weel unde r favorable conditions ches ~~ a and that he re mained the . a 2 Boge cars. is a capital charge not to be} matter tos be debated, bu restdeil Seog eae ath aie Fare ere ee sab ‘gl .. |San Francis eS ours. se te os Faia pedi gl Washington Has No Suggestion (0) made from depreciation Cosegrave objected, a division was He admitted that he had imbibed | ®Y the Assoclated der suspicion, the two officials said. ee ee ; a Mrs. Vance had told the detectiv > : stributor Spens Says. | Make to Premiers. taken, and the Labor motion was' Whisky trom the broken barrel after | SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. pec 4 -—/|fnvestigations indicate that the fire | — Ox © Cole By the Associated Preas | ‘ Nithe Washington Government has no ; os | ‘tne peOoee.” He said » had ony ae * : a feinitv of the Ree Hive department wt emodile, when Connell aud anoth Southern Illinois willing to hold: oes ae , CREDIT FOR FIRM ie il he would raise the question ; al } iat protested proposes ft nake in the spring of VIicInItv oO; l¢ rf AN aepartmen ) Dredge Boat—Body Recove yee jan appro or suggestion to make to the allied 2 a ial against having to outside to| 19°: store ®hen the conflagration started Dock Bennington, 55 years oldy an . ay proached and called Van down prices of domestic ‘ later, declaring it needed urgent at coal to a! pre - ' — 4 ool Pe SS ing " ] ’ , Premiers in connectton with their tention. and thé Laborites withdrew Punch the clock, for fear someone The. cow of the air cruise wi]] 8ald they were certain that two res- employe of the Government dredge able one Vance said she fear : : ‘a : and started to’ run into t level of $4.50 a ton ; ee ° at the mine, — | which, he says, his ene — eee Continued From Page One. their nominations for the committee ©OUld get in the open door, but was! lead from London to EF gypt and Mes-|taurants—-one at -ither side of the! boat “Fort Cha: ‘ter,’ was drownded, se t € inidininai | : f : S ; j = , 2 , ’ ; P i : " . ; re ® ; “ito appoint Ministers’ so thatit would told by compan Officials that the opotamia; over ndia and Rurma cepartmet Sure were raging fur- in the Mississippi River at 1: 15. p.m tiny ~ Vance's sister, M » 4nd as she started she hea have determined to he ¢ r T ~ ‘ “ ess. Pall Wels could noi aCe ~~ ee “| "fs iq’ @ ‘ogo! t 4 ma s¥t } . . i > : ° = "e 2) Producers named follow: ‘Southe A 0, CRANKED IN GEAR. BREAKS sala : 3 samt iy } hy th not le re prese ntati "ye of all parties, iT) Irance reePuiations required this. up the ¢ hina eoast and acroge Japan naces., while the sfore ‘ howed ne today Ww hen he fell Iver th side. e shots . 4 1@ ’ ( le ™ ePce e*¢ ¢’ . ] : . all " Se " ‘ 7 . 4 a ~ 4 Py a Rs . er r er er oe fs , prescribed b) po Constitution. He described the robbers who ac-| across Canada to New York, up to Sign of tire. the boat which was docked at Bree enc ng’ saw 2 broth f Coal, Coke and Mining _ abt Breese Trenton Mining Co. St. Louis: | eee ig ay gil zi a — ‘ is Johnson found his opportunity to costed him as ‘'three undersized | St. Johns, Newfoundland, and finilty Prisoners Released. i men Street. Bennington, who 8 , Connell and the other man fe » 6 4 ' ++ ee ee : »i "@: a ) q a ras i * ° ' , ; . ' > Siaimuels 1: ( year Olt \ ] clear at ad-! Young punks,’ whom he ‘could have: to TLondon by Greenland and Iee-! When flames threatened the city ito come to the surface, was’ en : ome t None of this was broug BS e trial, owing to the absen M Oliv rnake the labor position mount Olive and Staunton Coal CO..; Machine Overturns, Slightly Injur-|; boyn in Poland. He came to this|,°" , licked if they } : ves | taj a reset an t St. Louls; Prairie Coal Co. St. I { | : ‘ i journment. He strongly denounced ickKead lf they hadn't all had guns. land. | fail the doors were opened and abou from the river } th nay UIs; ing Two Young Women and country in 1907 and established him. |-, sa% He said th: : so pris ‘Ss were reteas Th» jai Phe dey enn member B Mrs. Vance M Mile ho h e — for { re t Sci if that no one had ever Ap. | Sir Keith expects to complete the} oo prisoners were released. in jail the crew and taken to the city > ine we Ts. JLies, WO . me ; run into the house to tell M been a watchman at the warehouse | | Pp! 1. both Mayor Brenner CISCO, ‘fanning ‘Trip. Police Carlson, and radicals are un- ee for cording to Chtef Carlson. ie bh ee ee ' 4 y ¢ 5a : F ee ae Be ve — Cd RAE ee Sil ABI al I Hg lite wry me ne eer gm ; ~ oo repeliee A EE RR RS ED OnE tt Np eR ae ve L.0 7 ’ : : : ‘ - ra (, rniment } lei 4 ! “ St. uls and O'Fallon Coal Co., St. Man, Occupants, self in business in St. Louis in 1913. = : tebe : — ts praedirg: r ‘hed hi ith iti | 20 locket dis: ared s e ti » during sal pointed out Proacnea him with a proposition to entire journey in 300 flying hours; COCKet disappeared some time Guring| nital Efforts te revive him with! . pris executions and a nt of the trouble, also was @ Lou : ; is; Groom ( oal te: 0.,, Belleville. | Careless driving charges were tle has been naturalized. seg : | oe } ‘ a" : “4 : . : . ; mM. ; Egyptian Coal and Mining Co., slaced ainst Edward Wi f that the men executed had never rame up” a robbery, ‘over a period of three months. tfe » day and no record of the male- pulmotor were unsuccessful. ee St. Louls; Abbey Coal C , Pee cong ieee sche ee ; ~ on ' — been given trial, being confined in mason, Questioned, told) circum-| was knighted in 1919, when he brok« | factors could be found. f"- @ orporation. 4131 Russell avenue. a untversity 93 of 115 True Bills Charge Viola-. : " ate iy , . 1D ae ? oF Testimo Collinsville, Ill; Jones Bros. Coal student, when he cranked an auto-. tion of Narcotics Act prison for an offense dating back to | tances of the robbery as he had/the world’s ‘distance record in : Prisoners from the county jail ROBERT CLARK, A CHAU eFEUR Ft Ww ny of Detectives. . - ‘ ; 5 ‘ ‘ ° i é { ” - ' “ as rr » . tr = SF ‘na . o ‘ ° ' . ‘a “oO »* ‘oO 9 " ‘ . > ‘ , 4 : and Mining Co., Marissa, Ill.; Mul-| mobile in gear at 1:10 a. m. today! The grand jury returned 115 bia last July. The fact that they had | previously related them. He is flight from London to Australia. | were released when flames seemed on BR aed Peo 1, i 2 ss : hen the trial was started berry Hill Coal Co, Freeb Ill.: , ake ro ar ode ee Sc did hint been incarcerated since egat time: 4nd has held his present position “te 3 ;to threaten that structure. Three! his taxicab last ; g! ® Hogan's coyrt, Chief Kol | urg, [ll.;) and it backed through a plate glass | bills. Of these 93 allege violation : : ae = oss : ‘ nn ; — See AE. = ; ia Ford aut hestea ¢ + EX. 7 oe b Coal Co., St. Louls: General window valued at $200.0n the Sixth; of the Harrison narcotics act and) showed that they could not have been months at $120 a month. lie and | convicted men said to be awuiting| Toe? 3 _ aco i oe _ ng and Walton and Sheler/a ’ . , = __ . ecaiedy : : ee .] iy ae fort o ‘ / > ur¢y? } ‘rels f hi cv : ‘ : f é " wt . } an : 2 en ee ve bn a ost and Mining Co., Freeburg, Il1.;| street side of Boyd's clothing store | six charge liquor violations. Five q| Sullivan asserted that they would be} barrels of whisky that had been/ transportation to the State peniten-} point on Soulard between Fighth and Nin + Stating that they had be I es . 4 . . on] . z ’ f : ‘ me . . ‘ - mi : P i ¢ " t i. if ¥ e Hhhere ¢ } » Py is Ny = Se ' r »/ | ti r g ; , i a - at ; streets. Neither of the t , 4% , . “sg oe Ye Co., Belleville; Fuller-| and overturned with the two young | indictments are based upon the Dyer| 0Y the Government: in fact, any) '" see bine aio galls ase aa aa aah fae! cae ‘—° egras pigs 2 ae om at view eee nr aa | : — . | ey S14 er token Ce . , i . Bins a ha ert ; | ] be wil: ‘ 9 SO tf ho c r Ju, or sn men ‘ NOW . ) y ” : ph Pye iether 0. Belleville, and Donk| women and other man of his party. |/aw against the sale of stolen auto-| ether four prisoners might as well ee ee ee Coun. | listillers wh t th ¥ ; ee ae nitu 4 be yam, fie Reais ned Sie ADVERTIS At . 4 te » ‘ : mM Pht , al = Y) ‘(fer ‘esjdent | Gis ery on Wina nat istillery >. ; © ] | EMENT . that the defense want , .. > P Y . | "1 : ie { : r 7 ; te . TY ir ec “( 8 . ° Ss Y} : HS at . , Coal street, was found unconscious with a. Other indictments were: | asked, for the good name of the Irish | Ulling ay were tOCRY that th on" the tir a 4 : : E . plantas ve Girl in James M. Cox's Home. | : t Ct jute @ statement attrib ° " . 7 we ‘ J 4 ‘ as , ‘ $48, } }? *} } ’ ; » e P) ] ~: 8 - that rat aa ek oa mere said today fractured skull at 6 p. m. yesterday William Lawrence, for stealing al free State or for the honor of Ire-! P43 nee yw thousand dolla Who tool a 1 stir make ee ee oo mene ee ee - Revecess by Mrs. Sargent t . - . ' A ; i \ ‘ OOM r 1eé ie ] r s *.« P. ry + Yo = j rr a — * ’ ae Pg ‘ agen per cent of the pro- in an alley on the south side of Wash | parcel post package from 8 nion | land, that they should make their| Dae Bio ; lUOr away. the New AY TON, O., Dee. 9.—Barbara | > ' Witnesses would appear .ga Yerk distillery declared that no| Blair Cox, weighing nine pounds, ee a . Fengaged in any conspiracy, as atlege ire | burglary insurance. A. Wk. Reimler, duction in the fifth and ninth dis- street. west of Broadway A chaut.- | Station, Oct. 3: John Miller, pawn-| first act one to destroy in the public | “overnment storekeeper and gauge | hia! ; “" ‘ : ; | 3 ai | WHISKS ele een bought from the] was born to former Goy 5 es | . and Mrs © office Mrs. bs rs testified that they tricts of Illinois ts represented inj} feur for a glass establishment at the | broker, charged with forging Lib-!™ind the association of government| i" charge of the warehouse, said tha the agreement with th . d , , oo - .|local company. The invectic: “el Js ‘Ox re ay. C n a e t ith the fuel admin- corner was arrested when other em- | erty bonds and = selling them to! With the idea of law? He was almost! the company would have to ov ‘eeu iilieal 77 : he investigators| James M. | OX here today. -OX Was) d . | ear Connell make-~this boa. : S° ei } £ illon easualty f > On ih } COTi¢ u¢ ani ite al bootle fers ha ot Democratic pres) ential Cc n j ate! at t g dg | d andid a. on cross-examisation Chi ean 1 eel = : 0. b.| ployes said they had seen him bend banks; R, Milton Powell, formerly| forced to say that the Governme ap 2 RP 7 3 /hold of ‘the whisky | two years ago - sess. Present rena A aioe be} over Howard’ and then get on his, Superinke ndent of the Mississippt-| had killed the new state at its birth | Stolen liquor, based on the volum: . even | : land unwittingly helped tl lower than that ficure. Slightly) truck and drive on. The chauffeur . Warrior Rive r Service dock, charged Called Corsican Vendetta. (at entry. Collector of internal Rey Ws of the defendant by voluntee quieeeceen denied running over Howard, saving with selling $149 worth of stolen! (,eorge (savin Duffy seconded ' enue Hellmich made an investiga- f " the information that he had ag yy ——jthat, noticing him, he had asked if | sugar and coffee; Lawrence H. Fred | Johnson's protest, asking: | Uoy at the warehouse today. thro ts “4 > ny © indicted for ticipati in ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ricky tt ohm 0. ays, Indie ii Wace wr we | fase throats om @ The New Universities gps: wiii-° % mreraion s | he was hurt, and getting no answer, /[ericks and John baviess, indicted | oa hen is this Corsican ve ndetta to, | had driven on for an assault upon Dr. Samuel Gox! end? lie declared the Ministers | Jack Daniel brand. The company ~checks Pee Hoagland did héne Mrs. Sarge Harrel Wade, § years old. suffered inn the (Government hos rifal S8on seemed tft forge 1 Tr. oaicdie had been selling whisky to druggists . Gn) . ie . » Use | . Gertts 3 ion ian det Gat Sesace Skaewe, and: tie coughs! “=>. ictionary Connell of the murder, t " ; . . ... ~* - . Daily by The Pulltzer Publish ; in > ric ‘ t : : seni treet: ‘harles ,erit: 1 r - ‘ é f : $1 ' a! ' : pene , Bete a ety Pulitzer 3 ubtiah: e a fracture of the right arm at 10 D. Arsenal sti ;: Charles Geritz and | Government and that all forms of at $10 a gallon, in cases, and has | could not remember the pi Sone im. when a machine driven south ir tdward Engelbach. ae used of heat vengeance ag $ ' sold some whisky in b: rrels at 7. oi] ‘ : ; Audit Bureau of Circulations ) Tes vp ‘ saci’ ea olga f beat 7 ince should cease be . KY » irrels $5 al AH : , ;' . a rs. Vance had given him oft ———— fUnion boulevard by his mother, Mrs. ing a Deputy United States Marsha! Msihater of Defense Mulcahv. re | galbon. Bootleggers’ rates amount! be, 7) ; , Sap he i wing N ER OF THE ASSOCIATED PREss | Alberta Wade of 1423 Montrose ave- | While he was acting as a guard on| ptying said the me he, { Mig Che to $30 é6r more a gallon. now, and it f. ! Ruy, ere air ie eax | Pe heljer 7 sither: could Walton | P-} _ t en had not been | 4 ) , 10 THE Pal eS recall important details ! , ; > M4 4 ~ 4 . . { , . . Associated Presa is en. | Mle, collided at Savoy court with’a | railroad property: Dorsey Allen. ne-, executed for the assassination ot | 8 said that pre-prohibftion whisky PAE W - he . ance’s statement to tl T d a $ 1@ DOG the use for republicat) Be ; >. , . tehes credited to 3 r. William | gro, indicted for writing a threaten-}a mat - is becoming a rarity in bootlezggers’ >A Ae a ; ; 5 | vasa an whom the Government | wotleggers fry it Pot =» M4 me $f SUNISER sit if a Coupon of ens ’ + Held on Robbery Charge. ; Se ee ee ee eee ee ’ T23r 0 PN ded by JOSEPH PULITZE —_—i ia He tN thoes f sep ares oe % publis +} Gay. 899) pede - bouleyard, and {ing letter to Edward Merrenbach.| honored (Sean Hales), but beeause | stocks. i U A. > \. any da e ¥ as ~~ 2 acqu 0 he mu of special dispat o-| turning west iene Savoy court to attorney, for the purpose of extor-! there were forces working around | In January, 1921, it was learned yourself from your I Ith H , Pee, Cos pple te . . ae ey t y ’ an” nell w ‘ewe © and . as held on instr avoid the prohibi ted left tiirn at tion them more that Govern .~ ‘ ‘ ' at | re vicious and insidious than | — eens Sens had been #I4 Se rs -_ cough arid your cold. Dis- ans, Rashes %) Me PG If presented to the Dictlonary fey. ‘he Circuit Attorney to a SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL, 1x; Delmar. , ‘he unusually large number of|Creat Britain had ever employed | uying tor some time to trace 90) heen | agreeable phlegm cleared : to a léanager, ‘“Vorld Syndicate Ves bs charge of robbery. net A ‘ oe Pert + acai CE: : ne ete thane i] ents for norcatics law viola-|} eeainst a representative governn , en Uncay, one year. a 9.000.000 for Dry b ome tions is helleve ' a e ‘ . en . wit pout Senter. one year, . ry Enforcement. ions is believed due to the close co-!| in Ireland. | 00 By the Associated Preas aOneratian 7 eae ‘ i F ae . S00 ait teneliner's by pastal ‘crdei.” éxere’| WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.- Far in notes a a to ge ie “a | CUTICURA SOAP sheila St. a thy ‘ ‘ol 4OUIS police, 4 | W irth to Make Tour of Uv. Ss. checked; >cold broken up. _ Louls exchange. theft of a purse and a f om. Catherine Gregory of 2 ep. ay 8 OCT asin, Add for Postage: NEW authentic | e Up te Sos sola eure this NEW, Seah 1% Mson atreet. onary, bound is Sa BP ls wet for trial Monday advance of the annual time. the lenect: leta' as ull f rie, pec ial detail has heen ASSi27ned t LON y it o? ge £ ’ . r > O 4 INDON, IT) . ec é ies « eg c y, geshse or out-of-town! House today passed the Treasury | work with the Government agente Sate sp Sle = 9—Dr. Karl Regular 25c size 19¢ Now ,today—ssk your drug. grain, illustrated w.th f ro “Sircuit Attorney Sidener w Daily only, B0c = evant — Ge a copy.|@4pPpropriation bill, the first of the | and Philip H. Rrockma | r “Serman Chancellor despe’ : > are aye ta gist for ; pnd Pa : in color. Ret F annoyed 7 | | ’ cman, president; who resigned on Novy. 14, plans to! SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY ya aes pounds . lf delivered hy mail f at th at the presence of det . he © murder trial. big supply mMmeasires If 8 7 2 " Te > " . = : matter July 17, . | carries|;of the Police Board, has interested ake ; . the 7 rege at Louis, Mo. | $115,000,000, of which $9.000 000 wit! ) maxe & tour of the United States ran | DR.KINGS Swery Ew shown at lent won | : od : “* ; ; ‘ ; } } oe} ‘ ct} e] , ; t a ‘ | ol . ge). . ~ . - , ef s se * ‘ TELE Owill| himself actively in the | G a d Olive Drug Store | ay PT TEC the B6e. = be : *ms strange,” he remark away; scratchy, tender | | si aug , Ine., care Post- “jspateh, w | arly next year, says , | be for prohibition e re - enn _awes eee ys a Central News | , aw : ) | . CL 6600. , m enforcement. against drug traffic ' dispatch from Berlin. : ||] 8. W. COR. GRAND AND OLIVE, ~<a syrup for coughs & colds + Sia wae 22 DICTIONARIES IN ¢ Mepty 0, eat the police colds : ~ responded in this case areas all of th a e defense. It is the ge my office that subpei ence are required a with
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FLPHIA & ENGEAU s America to Return te pe to Help Spread Independence. clated T’ress IELPHIA, Dec. 3— lemenceau, speaking today “where America’s Decla- Independence was Signed t America come back te dad help spread indepena- ghout the world. given a Jong ovation when ed on the platform of the bf Music. The academy decorated with the Star, Sand the French tri-cojo, a. | ds of persons unable to deliver the last important his tour of the United onged the streets through distinguished Statesman i by the First City Troon Mpanied by a Darty of Citizens, the “Tiger” Was Independence Hall for a ony in his honor’at the» e}i. ndependence Square a. Was whisked to the Aeaa- usic. His visit to this city he auspices of the Phila- Forum, an Organization 4000 persons, which ig Seating capacity of the Pepper, in presentine tha Rrance evoked a burst of rhen he asserted that, al- merica had made np» rance could feel assured ons of this nation would her defense if she were en. pendence Hall Clemenceay chair in which John 4an- rhen he signed the De-ja-a- dependence and then wrote in the guest book, Mavor presented Mrs. Bdwarc Pp. great-great-great-zrani- of Benjamin Franklin. his statue in my street, Le- ouse,”’ the Tiger said. > a miniature of that stat- eplied. ceau placed hand on y bell, the famous hronzé Over the long crack up its Ood for a moment reading ption, “Proclaim liberty t the tand. unto all the ip thereof.”’ aty of Versailles, which the Senate refused to. ratify, good if it were executed,” au in his declared, bugh he did not regard it as be thought the IU'nited States help execute it . iis address aus Farewell Speech Tues- e Broadcast From Newark. he Post-Dispatch YORK, ch of Georges aited States adio pe «clesnred Ms final puNniry fare- Clemenceau will broad- Tuesday night. The for the French good-will. message $:-30 until] 1° Dec. 9.—The ne from will be deliv- the ann al dinner of tire Committee. for Devastat- in the Hote] Pennsylv:- talk, to be given before Bons expected to attend the vill be picked up by micro- the banquet hall and re- rp Western Union wires J Zin Newark. That esta- ith is operated by the West- Company, covers the United Ba-of the Mississippi, yorable conditions reaches cisco and London. (ENT EMPLOYE DROWNED nington, 55, Falls From Boaut—Body Recovered. ennington, 55 vears old, an of (,overnment dredc: rt Charter was drownded SSissippi River at 1:15 p. m. wen he fell over the side of Which docked at Bre- et. Bennington. who failed to the surface, was taken river by other members of and iaken to the city hos- fforts to revive him.with a Were unsuccessfu!. gers speech To Alt the was see oo. ee CLARK, A CHAUFFEUR Ft €o0., told poiice white ; : . two men rid! ‘omobi le after thev had followe Becond and Soulard sireets to 4 dulard between Fighth and Ninth either of the shots took effect. —— ADVERTISEMENT. I ! - Universities ictionary )UPON jupon of 98c ny date and nied to the Dictionary ‘Norld Syndicate Co., ) Post-ispatch, will se . NEW, authentic Die- bound i: black evs: strated wtb full pages pred by mail postage left mums be added to TIONARIES IN ONE v e > 4 d . & — » = f q ' ATI a ba 4 The oth - SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1999 7 ‘| UIIVES ABLY ED CONNELL, SOENER ASSERTS ait Attorney Protests ainst Testimony of Of- is for Murder Defend- 2) | 3 ; ” Who Was Acquitted. 4 6 LETTER TO " POLICE BOARD ‘HEAD —_—_ Taken by Surprise at rance of Hoagland, ‘YWalfon and Sheller in | Case, He Says. — Gireult Attorney a letter to President Brock- an of the Police Board protesting 4 the appearance of Chief Hoagland, Assistant Chief and Detective Sergeant Shel- witnesses for John (Kink) 1, who was tried for the mur- of “Alibi Charley"’ Vance and “ted yesterday by a jury, after ishing an alibi. ‘fhe prosecution was hampered by absence of two eyewitnesses to . shooting, who are said to have ve Connell of the crime in the, ~ of Hoagland, Walton and Sidener ‘jp his letter to Brockman the Cir- we Attorney wrote that ‘the de- was ably assisted by some ee officers’ who had. ‘“volun- statements that were entirely | npetent and not in response to | questions by the lawyers for the | that wére damaging to the ” State Taken by Surprise. This caused the State to be taken surprise, Sidener says in the let- adding that there have been too vy instances af police officers ap- ng as witnesses for criminals. a The letter says in conclusion that ie Circuit. Attorney's office has it difficult enough to make, is, especially where the gang ele- t predominates, without having se officers take a position an- listic to the State.” He also protests in the letter minst policemen giving out the imes of persons from whom thev minformation and “thus making targets for crooks.” Shooting Occurred Last March. “Mibi Charley’’ Vance, who was | med because he had successful- established alibis on several oc- ms when accused of crimes, was | mirdered at 6:50 p. m., March 290, | front of his home at 2338 Di- | on street. A few days later me, Mrs. Frances Vance: his W, Mrs. Mabel Sargent. and a fend. Mrs. May Miles, accused Con- Hl of the crime in the présence of | land, Walton and Sheller at Po- Headquarters. Mrs. Vance and Miles did not appear at the _ although subpenaed for the ®.and their whereabouts are un- Nine witnesses testified that Con- m Was ata picture stow, six blocks mm the scene of the crime, at 6:55 m., and that he remained there hours. mrs. Vance had told the detectives. ithe presence of a Post-Dispatch er, that she and her husband Mrs. Miles were entering an au- wile, when Connell aud another approached and called Vance ¥ Mrs. Vance said she feared me and started to run into the bto tell Vance’s sister. Mrs. Mm, and as she started she heard | shots and saw her brother fall Connell and the other man run- away. None of this was brought in the trial, owing to the absence % . Vance. Mrs. Miles, who had =fun into the house to tell Mrs nM of the trouble, also was ab- | : Testimon y of Detectives. the trial was started Hogan's court, Chief Hoag- amd Walton and Sheljer/ap- » Blating that they. had been aed by someone. Circuit At- my Sidener told them he ha not “aed them, and it then that the defense wanted ; Ere pute a statement attribu- YI mnell by Mrs. Sargent that would appear «gainst ils sis- 3 in | was ers testified that they did | Connell make: this ®n cross-examisation Chief | se wUnwittingly helped the td the defendant by volunteer- i oTmation that he had had wt indicted for participation in a boast, . Rt Hoag : it was brought out . and did hear Mrs. Sargent : Connell of the murder, but . not remember the details | e ’ - Vance had given him of the | uy © 6s Neither could Walton or! aa important details of 5 8 statement to the nolice. Held on Robbery Charge. | _ his acquittal on the murder} : Ao aan was held on instruc- Pr to Circuit Attorney to . : a charge Of robbery, .n the . ft of @ purse and «a fur ; Catherine Gregory of 2609 reet, Feb. 19 last. This | for tria! Monday : ttorney Sidener was visi-| Sing ed at the presence of detec- | © murder trial Strange,” he remarked » “that the police so responded in this case to | of the defense. It is the X- : My office that fubpenas AIn- & is soy ence are required to today ' of | | street, [the ' Kansas City Women's | pertaining ous Players-Lasky Corporation ‘nounced today picture upon ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH + az | Caruso Memorial Candle Which Weighs Ton and Cost $3700 ; ; i1tOnhialtia ello candle, n Italv soon. This largest candle in the world, feet in circumference at the base $3700 and it was made on the which Caruso was a benefactor. All ul o la br j needs or ler the State aiso passing officers coukd of the missing witness, the Police this rvcr ll Strange tha not state- Vance, Board should be nfor ‘do particular incident Hoagland. Walton and Shelier said they had been notified that they were | and their wanted at the } trial Ss duty 0 be assuined that it wa inere —— DRIVER, WHOSE CAR FATALLY INJURED CITY EMPLOYE, HELD tnlicensed Chauffeur Charged by Coroner's Jury With Criminal Carcilessness. A Coroner's jury investigating the of old, Harrington, North Eleventh Thursday from in- suffered in Tutomobile ac- last Monday. today ordered Kehoe, 21, 2535A Montgom- unlicensed of Jeremian 40258 who died case years juries an cident Andrew ery street, held on a lessness. Testimony an charge criminal care- of a police officer at the inquest developed the fact that Kehoe, while driving a truck for John F. Corrigan Plumbing Co., ©"501 St. Louis avenue, ran into Har- rington at the intersection of Twen- tyv-second and St. Louis ave- nue, Harrington, a city employe, was engaged in sweeping the street and the officer alleged that there was no excuse for the accident. Ke- hoe was released under $5000 bond. AA-HOUR WEEK FOR WOMEN Program Formulated by Kansas City Organization. Special to th¢ Post-Dispacch KANSAS CITY,. Mo., The legislative conference Trade Union League culminated yesterday after- noon in the formation of a Missouri legislative committee and a mand for @a 44-hour week, with an eight-hour day. The state-wide or- ganization will take active interest in legislative affairs, especially those to women and children. Bradley of Joplin, of the Women's street Sidney L. chairman Mrs. Stafe Democratic Clubs, indorsed the new ' State body. The plan is to have one member from clubs in the State. Movie Actress’ Contract Not Re- newed., saoctated Pres YORK, Dec. zy the 4 .- NEW 9 —The an- that the contract Mary Miles Minter, one of its most prominent screen actresses, would not be renewed after she finished a now en- NO reason was given. which she is gaged. ’ phy +1 + . hrnce lignting the huge Antonino | 7 aud [I It Willi > . 7 . i 4 naturally | ee 64) ; chauffeur, | ‘come Dec- 9.—! of the de- ; each of the women’s Fam- | of | & Underwooc by Underwood (aruso memorli! to be shipped to Enrico Ajello, ‘which is feet high, five The fuse SS eight ne vw igirt on inches cost was o P 3+ ‘ . 3 : ; De hburne: . 1S eenturies WOMAN HIT BY AUTO: DRIVER SPEEDS AWAY Wolf, 40, Sut- njuries and Frac- g When Run Down. of a black touri: id disappeared after seriously initringe Mrs Wolf, 40, of 3576A South Broadway) when attempted to from the west to the east side of South |'Broadway at Presidefit The machine was traveling in the car tracks William Grippe, motorman of a northbound his car and, with Mrs. Wolf physi- whence she taken The speeded p 1! strikin Edward she cross street north street stopped oth- carried ottice hospital with fracture of the car, ers. tO a was city internal in- a compound right leg, cuts and bruises. Motor Cycle Policeman in Mishap. At Motor Cycle Police- man who had §:30 p. m., William White, to the for the driver and was chasing a speeder, struck Jedson Oliphant, 21, a negro, as Oliphant stepped from the curb at Steins street to board a northbound Broadway car. Oliphant " 9 had jumped back to the sidewalk to| avoid the speeder, but stepped back in front of the policeman’s motor White swerved and ran into a barber pole and the door of the barber shop. He and Oliphant were ‘taken to the city hospital, suffering from cuts and bruises. LIFE SENTENCE AFFIRMED FOR PRISONER WHO ESCAPED Special to the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 9.—The Supreme Court, Division No. 2, ‘o- 'day affirmed the life sentence of George V. Parr for the murder Deputy Sheriff Eugéne S. Conrey, at iClayton the night of Aug. 20, 1920, i'when Benjamin Corner, night mar- ‘shal, also was murdered. Willis | Millard, a companion of Parr's, is 'serving a life sentence for Corner’s * murder. Parr was one of the six prisoners who broke jail at Clayton on Sunday. 'Oct. 15. Three of the prisoners were lretaken, but he is still at large. : David Burke, who was with Parr ‘and Millard when thev killed Con- rey and Corner, turned State's dence and was granted immunity by the grand jury. Conrey and Corner the three men in at Clayton and pjaced therm under arrest. Shooting almost immediately began, in which two officers were fatally wounded. cvele. | had accosted fit automobile neighborhood to search | of | evVi- i ‘he > ) PAYMENTS 10 GIRL SUING GUYERNOR Manager Former Campaign of Mississippi Executive Tells of Efforts He Made to Placate Miss Birkhead. Assoctated Press OXFORD, Miss., the trial Miss Frances Le MM. hiusss — Today. By the Dec, 9 fense in of filed by agdinst Gov. its case here A. B. Schau Russell contest in at ber. Ci for Gov. natorial tifed that the $90 to Miss Birkhead a time agreed to the fo her. Schauber deci: one to Governors ee Russell, entirely of his own Mai. Perry and that negotiations nor the payn was authorized bv the rOV- money ernor Schauber decla! knew, Gov edge that the mference wit Birkhead had been emplated Wiss Birkhead now i russell for $100,000 | na arranged harges of seduction egations. Schauher said t paid Miss scene in the G vhich she had e | irges ide to give i\eé Jlac k sr ’ er $600 w ,ne;re «che Wer)? ST Testimony Mrs. Russell. Mrs.Ru ushand ee | w+ } her f le! nake the testified tne time Was A woman Serious of a State ‘Weve and wanted » he hes,” I Oo. *f 5 hove ma ovriric Tw mal Ai Russe i} = } y y ve | - >» 4 -7t* ‘ : ‘i get all whe | costed Tne her allegstions AHeged Incidents in Woman's Life. Alieged incidents in the life Birkhease Yazoo C Pearsall, Tex., and during r- in Miss Lou were told t n Jur Sterdqgay wit defense. The alleged Miss Birkhea: ver, and during in Pearsal!: of its the w she made in Jackso: In nesses + "tiv ‘7 : | cy 1 - 7% testimon lea] lv wi “ . , . ' . , | ‘ iImMmpropri i TT} rif part , i 4 residence jtnesses declared 1920; that she was burg to kill a man who her reputation and coming back i kill the Governor,” and of la roadhouse in New Orleans. Two witnesses told of a which they alleged Miss apparently was drinking lapsed while dancing. GOvernor Reiterates Denial. Gov. Russell today completed his testimony cross-examination, re- iterating his denial allegations that he had ever told ‘he planned to obtain a diverce. Miss Birkhead charged that the Governor promised to obtain a divorce and marry her. ‘“T wouldn't give my all the women in the sovernor said. “Our relations always have been pleasant an@ sweet.” He declared he had “‘never thought lof such a thing as a divorce.’ | Gov. Russell also testified that at ‘one time Miss Birkhead had created a scene outside the Governors man- sion at Jackson and had threatened to burn the building. The police, he |said, were called to remove her Questioned to a payment «¢ $150 made Miss Birkhead, the Governor explained that it Was ‘money advanced in payment for | work done by Miss Birkhead as a ‘stenographer for the Red Cross. dance at and on of NI 1ss had wife up for world.” the as to SMITH WILDMAN BROOKHEART Middle Name of Senator Disclosed by Congressional Directory. |Special to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 | Republican Senators may have rea- son to decide. that there's a deal in a name. The Directory for the present session. sued today, disclosed them the middle initial of the name Smith W. Brookhart. th: pro Old Congressiona! to new for Wildman. TESTIFIES HE MADE. IN HOUSES ABOUT her i I near Do- a Visit to} ‘from since she ' ka Birkhead | col- | ‘Gov. J B A. Birkhead | line | ‘+o dissolve two Bayer Tablets of As rood | | gressive Senator from Iowa, stan@s! i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SHOWING OF WETS HALF 1 PERCENT Drys Make Clean Sweep of Amendments to Enforce- ment Section of Treasury Supply Bill. -Friends rmple Te { ontrol an sweep of | which they d. to ww eaken law. Renr . " *? Be « ion \olstead t} nes, land STyeé nding esen- Sought to activities but his bodily were made unit, pro- Nu- to the) deliv- Out to Congress the dav by President wall group Tt of a stone ill’s point Passaire | ause Of an agreement oday action on a pro- fast power which has ™n- er WW? til ; ” for substituting hand . , mabeat: t’@ i i ror presses money on long nted at the Bureau of iVing. Votes Wets’ The b Muster. the: pro- that nuroa-| Supporting an | sentative Tink- . of Massachusetts, Biggest lggest vote against As seven nf ’ mn PT ynere amendment by Repr -} and spubli- ared the Hill] keeping witn h a a Ge seas who | strument. i stein Grand. iand ' | will | trial. WAGNER'S PIANO BROUGHT TO U. S. BY A. E. F. SOLDIER, Instrument Was Presented to. Famous Composer by King Ludwig of Bavaria. Associated NEW Wagner's By the Press YORK, piano, Dec. 9.—Richard | the most afrived here Hambure. The in- old-fashioned Beck- | was presented to Wag- perhaps Valuable yesterday in the world. from an iner by King Ludwig of Bavaria. and upgn it the great musician composed many of his For years the piano’s whereabouts was unknown, until Robert H. Pros- of the A. E. F. came upon arranged for its shipment eountrv It will placed Museum or ition, Prosser an- masterpieces. ser his hea the viet mMmlitan the Instit nounced. —_—— CORT NMiore? has not (ict. Robertson Tria} After His Term. OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Dec. 9.—! Robertson of Oklaho-_ ma will go te trial after he leaves of- fice on a charge of accepting a bribe. A ruling by the State Supreme Court the trial of the utive at Ada, 12, befor Special Judge Thomas A. Edwards ordered recently by Chief Justice John B. Harrison of the high 8urt. | The trial mav held in February | ! ‘ vesterday prevents Xf ] ec. he or March. ADVERTISEMEN T ASPIRIN. GARGLE FOR TONSILITIS Cut This Out and Save if You Are Subject to a Sore Throat ao A harmless and effectiwe garglie 13 | ‘rin in four tablespoonfuls of water, | gargle thtoat thoroughly. Re-| at in two hours if necessary. Be sure vou use only the genuine Baver Tablets of Aspirin, marked , ; with the Baver Cross, which can be boxes of twelve tablets cents. 4 had in tin ior i¢ecw great. eee DEMONSTRATORS IN HERRIM CASE FACE JAIL SENTENCES Judge Says No Expressions of Sym- pathy by Spectators Will Be Tol- erated—Testimony Wednesday. iy the Associated J’ress MARION, IIL, of jail sentences to demonstrators made lvec. & Threats presiding, toda, the trial of murder ir lierrin mine 21 an 22, which 23 deaths. echeduled Selection Hiartwell, to by Judge added ‘rhe yr) interest five charged ith mnecllol June resulted Testimony) Wednesday. required next jury begin of the weeke The Judge declared sympathy with either side by tators in the courtroom would not be permitted and that if necessary he would employ many more bailiffs to maintain ished Lhe expressions of Spec- Hie also when / they to retrain from Case even order. jurors, their a? were oaths the »king discussing themselves among ‘ircuit Court today. Williamson not in heen adjourned County (¢ session having until Wednesday Vas | vive the attorneys for the State time to prepare their CrThe Ingg statements Intruder Slays Omaha Woman. the Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. Rhinehart, 24 and killed by about 2 Dec. 9 old, an unidentified years was shot mal The into by o clock this mornir have broken and was described assailant is said to her apartment members of the family in the adjoin- ing apartment, who saw~him down the stairs, as short and He escaped in an automobile. dash dark. ‘slipped out through a side door and | “a. imue. imen. | the loot, consisting_of $7.15 and two CTT Y, Dec 9. — | PS William A. sprang “hes 4 i ‘when Rose, a moment later, arrived | found that ‘up laughed. | Olliges, i Teau | Magnolia became | appeal, a) two! ‘thing to do with the saloon robbery. cone. ! riots in| in the frial is} | terday five , admon-'| INQUEST CONTINUED IN DEATH OF WOMAN Autopsy Report Suggests Polson in Case of Miss Case, Who Died in Doctor’s Office. ROBBER WITH EMPTY PRSTUL 1S CAPTURED Patrons of Bowling Alley Have Holdup Man Down When Police Arrive. 15 An inquest into the death of Mis# Alice Case, 25 years old, of 27 South Euclid avenue, who was found lit¢- less at 11:40 a. m., yesterday in the office of Dr. Frank B. Fry, Humbol«: | Building, by whom she was employed ' (as secretary, was continued today b When he flourished the revolver | the Coroner pending a chemical ar jalyvsis of the contents of her stom- and ordered “Pl ach. The’ autopsy report suggested! against a wall, the manager, Henry |cyanide of potassium poisoning, ar J. Rose, the robber, | A highwaymanh who held up 1% men ina bowling alley at 4110 Chou- 12:30 a. m. today revolver was over- and teau avenue at with an empty powered by the customers turned over to the police. the men to line stated the young woman was in 'delicate condition. unnoticed by | The body was found on a lounge ,in the office when a friend, Miss Sadie Screaton, 1564 Irving avenue St. Louis County, employed in an ad- joining office, came to qhe office t go to luncheon with Miss Case. Ph’ sicians who were called said she hou- been dead about 30 minutes Complained to Doctor. Dr. Fry told the Coroner. thi't | Miss Case recently told him sh® was Biederman, 4908 Noith| suffering from, stomach trouble. H: Twentieth street, one of the victims,| sent her to Dr. H. H. Shackelfor’ from _the line and knocked whose offices are in the same bulld- the robber'’s revolver from his hauiid. ing. Dr. Shackelford said he ha Find Revolver Empty. treated her for sofe time. He told The crowd then jumped upon the|the Coroner that Miss Case had no! robber and had him on the floor| revealed her condition until yester- da# morning, and stated it had beer planned to hold an examination tha: afternoon. Dr. Shackelford said she _ ex- _Ppressed fear of the effect on her 'family, but did not name anyone i" connection with her condition. Members of the family said sg! recently had discussed at length t}: deadly effects of cyanide of potas- 4.um., hunted up the polic Meanwhile, the robber singled cut | lames McDonald, 4339 Garfield aAve-| and him to collect the | money and of the other! ordered valuables McDonald had just completed ihe task and was in the act of turning watches, over to the robber when with policemen. When it was the robber’s revolver was men who had been held two the empty The prisoner said he was Harry 50 years old, of 2762 Cihou- avenue. He was taken to the Avenue Police Station, where he said he had been drirking. Saloon Also Robbed. om , Later the prisoner was identified . as having held up the saloon of Roh- TRAINS CRASH IN FOG: DEATA ert Airoldi, 3741 Rutger street, at 5 —--—-—- p. m. yesterday, when it was report- ed that $180 was taken from the proprietor. the Associated ress In that robbery John Evers, 1151; ©“HARLESTON, 8. C., Dec. 9.— Cass avenue, after being robbed of | One man was fatally injured and sev- $32, pleaded with the highwayman | €ré! other persons more or less se- to return his money. He said he was | "ously hurt when the second section saving it to buy Christmas presents | 0f fast passenger train No. 80 of th: for his family. The robber returned | Atlantic’ Coast Line Railroad the money with the remark, “Don't| #Shed into the rear end of a loc! make me ery.” passenger train during a heavy fox William Crooks, 2210 Portis ave- | @4t Hanhan station shortly after 7 nue, and Adam Smith, 3819 Shenan- | 9 clock this morning. doah avenue, who were in the saloon Among the injured are F. G. Dil- at the time of the holdup, said @)-| 'on., New York City; M. B. Washing. liges was the robber. Airoldi and| ton, Brooklyn, N. Y.; T. L. Chinn Evers have not seen the prisoner. | North Cambridge, Mass., and T. Sher- The latter denied having had any-| ™an. John Sutton and M. J. Scrivens of Jacksonville, Fla., all of whom were brought to a hospital here for examination. All other injured listed , were from South Carolina. FALL DOWN STAIRS IS FATAL : Mrs. Charlotte Gigas, 86 years old, o* 3865 Hartford street. a widow. died from a fractured skull suffered yesterday when she fell down a flight of stairs at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Clara Wood, with whom she made her home. The noise of the fal} aroused meni- bers of the family, who found Mrs. Gigas at the foot of the stairway. Dectors were called, but Mrs. Gigas ded an hour later. Several Persons tro'tered in Collision in South Carolina. By Honor System Petition Circulated. mia) to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA. Mo., Dec. 9.—Peti- tions were circulated on the campus or the University of Missouri yes- for the enforcement of the hoonr system. Five hundred stu- dents have signed the petitions, the circulation of which followed a meeting of the campus instruction group Thursday night. Students who append their signatures agree to uphold the honor system and to announce in open classroom any cheating they may see or to turn the names of the offenders over to a committee of 50 students appoint- to dispose of such matters. ec] wy 7 NEARLY STOVE LINE | Open for City of St. Louis on commission basis to manufacturer’s agent who can show established trade among St. Louis furniture dealers. This line is selling big in other large centers. Combination and Gas ae divisions of line strong and complete. All new models for Address Box C-149, Post-Dispatch Tomorrow’s _ POST-DISPATCH ‘ ‘ ‘ and see St. Louts’ Greatest Array of - Holiday Bargains Save Time—Save Mgney by reading the Mer- chants’ advertisements of special Christmas of- ferings in the BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH: PE ER ty ee RE ee . tnt ian = Mims NORE T ovine tage te te tere Re « Saenger - She el Pa | baie cae - a ee en —_ _ —o TN nn eet ne eae a a ae eee - enw
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é ~~ 3T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SATURDAY EVENING, DECE MBER 9. 1922. LA a fr a 33 etary es OO ee ee OO EM ee ee OS eee -_ = = | | which our entire industrial, economic and s0i2. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. which our entire industrial, economic and socts Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER President Harding in his annual message renouncesS .1 our transportation resources must be umified so Dec. 12, 1878 | seh _* ~- ‘ . a > , P ‘ iv . = : - 7 r - . Published by the Pulitzer Pudlishing **% * Y#2 dream that normalcy which so pleasiné1y' +n. service may be furnished at payable prices. The . ~ Ui preoccupied him as a candidate. “There never again) —.nject is presented as of first importance, but the : i” Rt # VFL WINS | ALR “0 oe : j ; ae SE ig SR aera ee ~~ ooh xe ee Le ee ee 4 Company. Twelfth Boulevard end Olive Street. , Will be precisely the old order,” he declares 824 s:.oussion is an expression of hope rather than an ~ further confesses that “I know of no one who thinks it THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- to be desirable.” He ¢orrectly charges the World (no tonics in the communication are the registra- ' FORM. War to the old order and visions a new order which of aliens abolition of child labor by constitu- know that my retiremeot will rt : — iain ie a pagar Caan agian atic nese arty iS : will mever permit its recurrence, but he proposes no ,, ee ae tame) defense a lov make no difference in its cardinal , nie: eg MeN psa: Teg - oiei ent, the national defense and foreign principles, that it will always fight ‘©"208es in our foreign policy for expeciting the new _-urstions, and a perfunctory defense of the tariff act for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always Besides the burial of norma! ich, though 3 il ten fight demagogues of all partics. never BG Ritiicte eens ee . | siture., alt € some iro2zTess, . i , } belong to any party, always oppose Be : » £65 ' ; privileged clasees and public plun- two concrete proposa's rirst, because O: LS 1 sible worl is n Hi: peen rudeéir derers, never lack sympathy with potency to enforce its decision hich have been jolted. but there is nothiz show that he has been the poor, always remain devoted to flouted by both railro: nage id employes, the galvani into assumir he burdens of that leader- a" Weare, Rever Ge enteaird President snegests that the United ates Railway shin which the verdict he polis challenged him with merely printing news, always sm x ay | alatany went Che. be drastically independent: never be White afraid to attack wrong, whether by a labor predatory plutocracy or predatory mission. which sha! se working conditions April 10, 1907. ; 3 es committees to adjus' LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Poor Service for Commuters. Cummins iaw. which centralizes authority in the a ne _ Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatcr Federal Railway Labor Board: an it derive 9! al a JUSTICE DENIED a= & al “* , i ; a he in Mo > ee OER : Ct ok, Ae nee ae ae en Pw ate ee m" ¢ ; » linens Gi" SEM 8 PP ee order and making it secure he result of the November election is evidenced By RICHARD Tr. STOKES — rah ; S ‘he »-¢- . _ = (ae oo geen ity ~~ eet ere re 8. Labor Board be abol: 2 Civisit the program _— . onl R Lu ss - “+ vides for a considerabie ernment for the ratiroads + HERE is a spiendid opportunity for course. from the failure of the Esch-Cummins experi ae a aie peice the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce ment and from Mite 2 ET eS: r to take hold of the transportation prop>- cettiamen? of the idle ao oa | : on ae 26 something for St. Louis. It' -2 2 ae ee ee a iored on Au » 197 4 it for damages has been months since merchants ha‘e The second concrete been able to place any reliance on freight prohibition. The executi1 shipments, especially to the West, and the iene to summon the Gor paseenger traffic situation, instead of im- proving. is growing steadily worse. Through trains from the West, when they arrive the day they are due, are generally the eighteenth amendment. from two to six hours late. and suburban 54+ Jikely to } ' travel is in horribie condition. The tho:- , “ies : ip Peete OF CIS 1UGUSTias i sands of commuters who come to the city land and oe ae See ‘7 PEUr Eee r its; his sight. has been ipacitated for earning a livi are still paying war prices and receivi.ug _ a at —— © eee kihaned Or ss > Le Me - in ?*3ro harmonics +-~ ‘ é ’ A4ancvae far c's Me. double cadenzas for cla: : moni: > | ‘$gssoons, anc harm 7 4 he? re, 1% etn conference for the pu = . > _ a. forcement of the prohibiti: ~ tee Whee ony ata i Mie Md - *- or ae me ~~ a scimailias = @nio ‘ - tie ue i \ Li j 7 ¥ c himce! i > . ;'A y : ? reen ¥ to public se hich | for himself ani d three children. He has ped- + : 7_™ i an > fre ise to house anc A a4 A Re ie ide ade ad, een ana a p € ee GR eee 5 $ atin ine a suburbanites have made light of the situ- ‘ale etieiliien: ai ‘ bie Te a | eas = ation and hoped weekly for impro->- a : NR ys ze ~~ igazcess Ne On Ss i nave made as much as 7: ments. but as the railroads seem to ve ~~ : he des, _ comeing it ‘iow short such a pittance falls of maintaining making no effort whatever to improve the situation. the out-of-town dwellers however. b 0 historical support behind it r 7 “ ha * ii > Lai 3 HAR . to three hours late in reaching Pacific The great majority of the delays are ws eras On and the lan has 1 been deni justices And °* y = , senate : caused by engine troubles and poor equin-|4re emeouracing unproductive and ravacant ; sae GER O-Us , —— = - | a a He ‘The MIRROR. | eee. ment. which the roads are apparently | nditures by stat making no effort to improve. largument rests his ee rae a eae oe o oS | JUST I] IUT E Written for th | emt re ISCO, ered pian ha makes | X A \ N : r | PUBLIC O PINIO} ee: _— ee ~~ * ‘ i as - oa ~~ ~~ “re er" Oe’ yee “orm ie ww " and “Fair.” ‘ments are enti “Malague teria” "fae and third Mens present two dances of contr ’ le the other langucrous and - 4 a ere See =] o~weee © «© cmon: eee, "4 - ’ woe = oe ponder the facts of histor been considerable agitation Pee et OP © Qe) or Fer oe ee —T ~~ itd Aad RR no nae LRA — nape - ’ Saal The situation is keeping trade aw”. w nn ok from St. Louis and is a persona! injustice) ere (Re charge corre de Proposition. Gecause Of as good bevera 3 a es There's an: te many who have homes in the suburbs; 1S imevitably disastrous resu!'s hou ld rierted i Kee ee ag ee _ se , asd oad : 1 str, OW wy- “4 It has been going on for months, n°v./ without considers hut the ch il tinea ia a ae . —— a y ee * ir i ete ze ———- oe > re it thev haven't “hy pane lea vil Si beri ‘ : TE IW a E. Cc. GEORGE lim a previous discussion of thi visita aay & ua pia: nt i ; | ee ) | HOME RULE IN IRELAND. 74 aes rea (uel ve aes ae Bp | : poss ag ie crom ime Detroit News se ‘ 4 - - - —_ = % ia 2 : ‘ “4 : ry LP? i.s ti — aa : q ? . : - — . .. , — 7 . = % y . . tion of the Health and City Garbage vield their owners an income of $7" On AAC by 4 ae at ic : : es —— 2 = — - Eece eam : ne pet tear of the sturdy Briton. The € rn oist. H cx i l was not es a ‘ . . nd 4 : : : ' PhAads 4 Al iJ , ri T) : ; ; ¢ ‘ ‘ ‘ i ee é 4 : n (Sr a? TT : 3 ” _ . : Departments to the terrible condition ¢X- | ta.aq 19 ner cent would cire :} ieee seat : ; ne he : | = ames they Cee ee ' ot ean tee " : in Great Britain typified Jone gees: health an 5 no means in isting in our neighborhood, for which aie 1 ee A i ‘al Gor l- is comer ita e selection of 11 > | = re mg pyro a perenne cetestation « nything approaching | | virtuoso form. to the detrim they are responsible. but the chair-warm- at eeaas 12,0 "a mere t be DUCK miner. On the face of thin nstitution of +) SS ) bess . i a asi . , a Peey iment tor th The Liberals were the a ers have ignored our complaints. Since; aS We said, “of the approximate!y $2.900_00 hs —_ sain : eas . = SS —— ' on i = a Me en as = OE ig og aR (Oo mak he first feeble efforts to selve the the summer the garbage has been col-! collected e — ey” ; oe ——— : , : : : : K* ; — . peter ai 3 Bi ae — . asinine _ = . = ie ; ncorrigil i2@ VV 774? AGREE with “A Hard-Working Hus- preserved neither th ral G ——— a i il . : ee. & : 7 Ve emnetialiee iim 23 osa! was the first of the incident which ees: tn oo a aa 2 a 12 asa ia ij i : hud ‘ ‘ Jil } oO -4 ‘ : an? : - ’ ' . . a oat = . a se : ™eit¥. iff mics? , 2 band.” Let the police clean up South government of th : re 2 _ : : e : ny 3 ; : . ie ee ‘ nae a . ae : - ‘ Le > e | , - ‘ ° ‘ Vs a. ized ‘ni the downfa . } ‘ ; 2 ‘ ‘ sae ‘ - ee = ~ " ‘ etlie » . ige ° ; . “ ess ver n ov, in many private homes where the woman — * oo ; ae ~~ hos | , sac , re anogre. So I gis back senting the Communist theory. sti renee and er . q hy; ~~ \. ’ . y -. ~ = — ; ; rane ‘ wage E : , —— . ; : . . : rn te . ao : : « ae "hed ° ~ ~ & we oe oF! Priv mots rts of the house gives a euchre or lotto party ; 3a uas = i a*7 ia | . ‘ : ’ Did r i TO! =" 5] , ’ ‘ c ; : ” a Ngreesmer : , ane ” be v | hat ' Be. ‘ : TYi¥ Gg 717 \ : vas 2 D UU ved withou? division. ° ‘. wer ne a Pi OULOr : Jus | . i ; : / OngTessmen POP aa | mn. h a “oreover, it did n aimost every week, where the plarers pay his relief. Linked up with riculture is t} : ai Dante PN PB me = sn your si sublic sentiment a eal er. it did not # - ' _ a2’ . a7 > : . * : —— = - « - sw } ud ~/ ‘ae Y *?7 ~ ; ie ; - Pu Usd Priv >t} Be 25 cents or more and play for prizes. tation industry, up @ success?n! ¢ . : Bie ——" »C e thir - = THE SUBSIDY BILL. ¥ i — nos good perfoas ' ro oe ' . oe si & dd Athi a Lil Ca: U +4. Ce . 17 ~ > } ' sy , . +. ~4 . . . . ” = ac ‘ective ‘ea: I have one place in mind where lotto; ——......____ . ss co AMER to Ss wl a Silsi SQue riigtal : es mig she first delivere le deed iber na i From the Cleveland Plaim Dealer x f ava! ac lective rising aga — — — ee er —— — PRS | ‘ : n rf : ' rom ti evein j , a4 In ae or __ ai Foe oe wee Seen going en for years BRINGING IN WOOD FOR MOTHER a 1 has be : apoyo esti: , ae e T ) : be PPE fourth cunene ten . - * 5 ™ - . ~- aha i '?”. . .* . "_ : fe t ™“ — » . rr 7% ~~ - + e+ without Interference ics Tai ae Senenin | rea be | | errr ¥ a ite | r was an empty victory achieved ip ae movements was “unm: Jas iio‘. = a — ) -e entimen . their wis ministration in the passage of the : | The aN ia ore in the House Wednesday t indicates them the a nation of the gre of favorable action in the Sensi of Pate. ay the beginning, wi * ¢ Re 4 Fureka. Mo. - Dispatch has taken the figures — -——- — eh * a Eve ¢ NGS aie uaee! pig oe Sgheks me, n - 2 EP 2 Ourth Syr phony ar never ha Qf = - -— , - i | "7 » —_— — ae oe er of woncers, aiso im silegt acquiess ; ime of us beer - Se 0 so convinced of th :# f - «’ PAs > BR + “ah Sp oe ah se He Pe ERE yp ngs) has a * OR rape + + Wits " well as wh ~~ > “ Then, again. people are now starting to raffle out their autos instead of selling P _ fest : them, but if the churches are allowed to iry | noma — ‘ WHAT MAKES KU KLUX GRhow os mded t>. »* do these things (which they have been | re : he soug!) = me , (Monroe County. Mo.. Appeal rty majority of 167 Representatives, uum - “© S® majestic and omf doing for yeare) why can't other people They blame the Si Ae The Appeal editor believes the ser- honest political demagogue. it am ‘his one is. The House vote indicatessé md os the latter's famous pizzica Favors Bond I«sue. iy 4 . a ' | ermment became an oer nunctation ne ll continue row nti! listrust of subsidy in the Middle @ wt a it Seemed. at least where ¢b Te the Editor of the Pest-Dispatch ei " ' Imagine how e@ Court a ministers, editors and other public mec Northwest. Democrats vo ; was sitting. that the lows AM glad to see the Post-Dispatch = "ae this man and how hard wou] ith , advertise and decry it. A campaign ives, but Western pp ; were Permitted to overpo take up the cudgel in behalf of the a ; . Yet Breer Baker thinks it Sule nh for a period of one year would havea the n believe subsidy so Wiolin “eody, which bobbed bond issue for city improvements. Where | : with the | effect on the Kian that a midsummer sun wou of Government favor on small greuu =e ey | **8PDeared in the most I itve you can see thousands of acres of | mal a : : that government have ef a Sno F>ba.! Why net try ‘t” them it looks like taxing the many te & Ee fashion The impression land from my windows that are reduced | , ular that it cannot function. | es few. To Middle Western members 6 wmole was of notsy musts nots im walte many thousands ef dollars for . 4 f ‘We need to sit down a: hink about gov- | ; Se party the President must se™% the ides o ~~ n North, ecst “4 : a ee oF 8 Ft i eet ae i eagies: “Some . ‘tm the oe Seimei » ome es ee ee a ie, -' Sam will be repeated e eity is closing = . strumen® with which to impose our likes and ts a pana aa ~h | ede ene yas aaa tae 'the policy does not appeal to them. bcd : ~ 80 doubt with th. inane a tn oe ere — ; Jislikes upon one another Tok that te Seles “ ; rs —~ nis >t. ane (ne @agie stirs | Bi S@lmen-: istorz Tail , we have made of it. Thus we see it falter 1: ect mg ee ee ee re ROBERT EF. LEE | , the develop , sai hada en ail - be snes 2 alae =” ment of which is dependent upon th f, x | used to be supposed that government could —_ say tt is pete so. The mother bird feeds, se é a GBS “ee ae ; : Carrying cut of the city plan for the " * fe . | — dictate our religion. We achieved considerable apt — str: wer young until the; roe ee eee - WAND. UNDERTAKER p >" G@evelopment of the Des Peres River ‘ , > oF , ) pram atic quate equipment and gee Se . . until driven off the str ‘ US otD } in ore a a Lo , . . - @ new theater in East St. Louis: bowed with grief and sorrew, . — MOers +1. m Parte He was : sy r of the House dere Sei es 2 ; nr ewer oo oe CF os or TROT SC SC STE + SOO Se OF OOS © One with a dirge on his lips, one with a ditty ' — the Francis adm ‘ Will try haré to open in December : | Out of the tumult and throb of the city. . Pinera} : Reneeeed Satemecnasee sents onnereneomess ne | CLARA W. BLELOCK, anil 1:29 ‘a wilt be Mow ‘0 years cold. memb j a 7 ; Ld ry le ale tl = ~ rs 3 : ti? derta He 5 3
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_SATURDAY, MBER 9, 79°° 1522. y * : La a a. ; &§. é x . thereafter for 25 }. Lee Memorial School “s re yea stood at the n a al 3 rovide it with endowmen cafe Planters Hotels and untfl ari 1910 by “eb 0 ff the streets ind a special building. The p= Cabs. He was a 7 WEL WINS LAUREL Wo CHAPSODY BY HARDING’S MESSAGE AND - CLEMENCEAU’S ADDRESS the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. differences should not be subjected | the arbitration provisions has one of the chief Russian It leaves the Lithuanian- | the in. te, blocke proposals. Polish dispute over Vilna and Rhy the Associafed P KEY WEST, Fla., Dec tiations for a private loan of $50.- 000,000 to Cuba virtually have been completed, according to Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, | res 9.—Nego- Cuban Secre- > Se eae eee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 STARTING . TODAY } | Foreign Trade Council ecting- | "7 Associated Press. *: # rad YORK, Dec. 9.—The tenth ational foreign trade convention of | the National Foreign Trade Counet! | i —_ PRESS COMMENT ON TREATMENT OF CRIS HARDING'S MESSAGE BY COURT DENOUNCED one Pp d se Carnifl . > loan r so 4 | -Prench Modernist Acclaimed jrresiaents Statement Pacific Pact “MM; res ‘ ’ ig, Is the Aldermen to Investigate Charges AMUSEMENTS ay 3 . mer ONCLUSION OF rw Yor! ; , a i 4 & mephony Concert “ ct “Might Be © of New York | “of Indiscrimi 50s | cere AMUSEMENTS at Symp - odel for ik A Ndiscriminate Physic: a se sebeneenees - 99 World ate Physical eee — Saneeeeneeoenens eee : e Sssurances Called ~'V, OT Lie I; , e . nal UT All Musica! Lovers and T 4 bs - P vver overs $4 } S . 99 ery Xaminations. of Laughter This Week Is Pet © a) RICHARD L. STOKES. uggestive by “The Tj ” umenemnan rE WECCESS honorabie to the Sym- Ser. By Leased Wire From the New York Spiel’ ‘3 > 5 . : d ‘ Cial . “@ phony Orchestra and its public $$» Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Dee ; committee of seven Al- qk B® Bgas won at the Odeon yesterday By CHARLES G, ROSS, of Versatl) NEW TORK, Dec, 9.—Commien men Will investigate a complaint | Pe - —Inwol'e rT ’ 4 -* SALLOS, ' ' + sla , : ~~” mad YY , : . % ‘ oon by Maurice Rave is suite ¢ hief W ashington Co - ndent of not lik Al qd if America did of seyeral Ne ty } ork new spapers . inade I y the W omen’a« Lea rue for ; . a te 5 as ancn 73 i po - ia ‘ if ier of these ‘ om : ’ . ey — ; _agnole, os t time in thi itw. | - ASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Georges Peace—By Any Means.”’ gress yesterday follows: werore the Juvenile Court are sy} 2.0 Panus’ Players Silo A vie‘ure Edits aa ented for the first tim 1m) is CILY.| Clemenceau and President Hare “My messace bs - seme al-. 2) jiected to ; a . Ssubp- ww sae J Fables and Topics 8-9 2 larker Rutler Has . Ravel is a modern of the — APG gs 7 eeeease, he-said, “is peace Fhe World—The President's mes + tO a physical examination. ; 3} 2:30 Park ae Been Telling You ca © ought is ¢ noagern | addressed each other vesterday ant —peace by any means’ ’ : —— teamlew ¢ ‘ ° munation, in 3) “° arker Brothers g-30 About in the ¢ had 8 5 . rethh c S17 y . . i > 4 i 7 ) r . eA fa. il al sare 4 of noeree 8 Gini @ — . cA a, ‘ . Hi} Ces we - 4 — . ? s - ; Sipe ‘ rete > _ 7 r ts -yyoderns, and st. L _— {: . ipposed y ersonally, for th: : did not ae And 9 fter hy had nf ifeé T > mere Ss i iii poe +] sf ifs f 4 : a regardtls Ss of the 4 ° on Redmond and V ells §-38 ( ( N “rTy = ~ , Satu uay } ‘ ning i’ an © +7 rps to be “4 Tchaikowsky town the but from their respective Pee ~ | @ral measures ¢} at ae sme wes recommendatior but s most have | ch an examination can : e:o2 BILLY SHARP & CO. 8:52 | d, S \N¢ Ie a5 Fe ' we 2) ¥. ; : o 2 7 iting Ove ‘shadowe: _- ; 5 gh : Orurns, } a ! . 6 He i occurred to hin | venice ' wre aril i? on 1 le ) rr : ; » x , % - ; ; : aft ee: Xa Voy" tone-pall : a 2 : i _Ciemenceau from the Memorial Cor —the talks that might be ‘hee - ‘| portant he light that it throw fernse he alleged of- : vile DE KEREKJARTO 9:12 | AD A © nl ht , ¢ : jee or am—whict - | tj aie ii ® - to- +} ’ ’ ee 4 ¢ oF: es 2 ey the rest of the pr e } n finenta! Hall, where he ma la : gether for the rood of 1] +} OT; ie educ LLig! of W arre?n (; TI ard T) rorirti . > ase f 1) 5 | a or | | ‘a’ 1 NY ’ Rk ' : pm NE fm,.ee Rusvan omposer’s| “big” Washington speech. Ha; ie oe ee tl ie. 6. Bae } SOS gy my ee petition to the Board of | e Lvle Alda 9:27| bh AANLAAV UA \\ ae \ > : we hony—and Ww sal extend- ' . emi, In speecn, Harding } 22% i s I: rance either in : : ‘ a .* : dq by his " ry ¢ T the Women’s T - - 4:00 SEED Ta’ - . 4 : Symphony—an n extend-/ from the hall of the House of R ihe Lasiue of Nations or some other (een — eee eee seked that the “intiusnes ead ce ia we aeewen SO \S MING TOY, IN THE SPARK! ai es . - st {) Le Tp- VS WY BS i lef O > ial - LSAEAL ii } .| , . . . ; ‘ pe . & - . " se, @ ? >t. » 4 SSIA ; ed and cordial applause, VW hic h did | resentatives ee © pact, and thea ‘a: ini a ew The President ~~ e, eg ie port cee - mence and Eup- . ‘. ) Bird Cabaret 10:15 ' LRA LING ‘ OMEDY DRAMA + | . - oe CS Flee eae aoe = metnhing 1ePW =f) @ : i 344 itiiti-= 4 (>) ifié poar Oo 7 7 me 4 ° °o7 “* “e a é / RV pot cease until the dire tor returned The President dia ee : , asked: ‘Don = ss RGR self but he S , a y v7 ~~ 1 wh, practi. : hy he ised to ston . -! Nice Pictures ] OF iT) ‘ : 1% he dais and at ! ite id not say that he you think the ques- - a Sl eta Enforced phvsica] ©: Mat. 15 5 ih) ; ral times to the dais and at iast had the Frenchman and | sista s easier to hand} , overy lie has Ik ed that ‘t mination aoe : lysical ex- | }__“at. loc to 50e—Evenings. 25c to $1 e Ril . | ia biah il arGd 11S elf. = . . 4 A i¢ , >} 4 4 _ _ ‘ rrie aA GU » | : ’ + 9 the most . nesting sity ea to | Congress drew the conclusion that uke Ot which could be gathered ries ) - no figure f aiso condem the list ’ ead , a ied , i? il { és JlLat, oday, 9-15 LAST TIME i? 5 ae ‘ei pein: .. Many believed that he! bie: id_international nota-| jreale fe : . wal committee, said he would , . TONIGHT, 8:15 || ‘ae! it tone colorings, such AS wac « Ses¢ : S blies——Nenntore a seif is it mm ~ e} ranfar with ane ane The : ¢ 6 vas talking to An : ; L cs grresasine« mart li } the hi | th active ané@ for? 6 Mest Famous Play ‘: ‘harmonics in two harps or solo vio- saad sm = ‘ Z merica — distin - bers of ¢) re as ‘ j = | ” solutio a +} a . an = ar a} ; es ah ‘ Oy iaif r Judres rin ‘ a tT Amer'tca | ; , uw : ; = Ul ned guest when he said: Fs “as eme Cour foreien- ‘ sie —_ ne atthe $3 Of the Juventle (*orrt | he Dk MI \ [LR M yn, double cadenzas for clarinetsand| “We ask no one t said: 'ers from ok Sbatie coer: " essarily fellow °P me ar iit Gétermine the asecantee a? a4 ir : JP on LGN | } y ; Te é a, . . 0 ASSUMmMmaA re- well me : ~A La &, = ~~ : . : 4 a 43 ie ’ i ‘St @ i , gf Di1Vg- Ry A ones | : @ bassoons, and harmonic chords in the) sponsibility ao. vell as delegates to the lecturers’! . Meshes OWN SOCla nein) ical examinations Wit? i GE eso. Hopwood imo uss strings. Occasionally the celes- ciecidindinatie. one ae we assume no re-/| conferencé of the Inte: — d ect problems \ bill - | H \ZEL | ork Cast. Including | ey 7 “- sponsibility which others must ! ; snternation L. = appropriate $75,000 ¢ IAWN | : i : } lieatoaiv .c : E ti S must Dear. ceun and *} res are ’ } . ‘ ; ' Safsbsis 4 N and . “yy . or: the x} lophone delicate iy sha? - fo $+}, on } " . a is i { ij BeL e. ; , y h . ; : 7~ up in interna- SS crasbats and tt > Rg 2" ages cas ey T) 7 prea of municipal Monday Night—Seats Now a ef oe & a . y , 3 ty lesnite the intricacv a anes i€ residert ‘r@} Taske rT > 9 3 on as ‘ ? t ~ ry _ . ia ‘ gtambourine. Desp wie mtricacy waz here giving his , ess, o was 9 , rhe bill recites that 1 PLAY OF ADVENTU 4 : a and subtlety of the hv ee Lileé } ris I en ‘ ? f o £ ve ’ Wi .& » } c ‘ ; t? eT tire Ooet ie a6 irk Ore QO» hi\ i TG |! . > the ery mucn the t of an ordinance providing t] . , —_— | . on ; * 4 ] ig s @c- The word adar: on - sai th : in ; oe “ mt ‘ ~ anaing. had , rr ret 1? ’ - ) . a 4 n ‘ TY! ovid T — nat Eves . Sat Mat . 5M: -$°2.50 ‘Ss i “Hon present two dances of contrast- dent by The T; : . A tQ iis I res.- & ‘ 1s j I 1é Pre mier “ he r) he obs . a Re re > =f etoa full stop Wed fat. 530 $s” ij r ' rhythm, the one swift end a ietesch } — iger’’—how did this s€Dtered the hall was resumed after | - Hardir zl is ~ before entering or leaving an allev yer - e ? c arcni Seine } ; " ’ oe eames, © ] TY t ¢ } . Ine ’- > - = Leaf! cAdS +. ae k i 4 ' heady, the other languorous and in- that tit} il looking old man ever wget Bliss cor ided and the Ticer. smi] c I At. | ae, er of Robert F. Lee of the aq Thestre of St Louis ) ‘Say ae a > fa i= » es c _ Yr - 7% a ~y 2 - " iS — VW 1] , orroa yyTr } Rea ~ T ‘cc ‘ , 2 a } ~ , Tage. ne. * > ‘s J ; Molent. A profounder impression aii th va—Wwas more direct He ge arose to make his speech : ys . nr ple ft SS Vi s Auto Dealers’ Association os ballet ae a esis i es ais ‘ , o. we . aa : ‘ : ; thyoce 4 , 4 } tt ” , sine 4 a oii : ‘ the pe . rs ] ; — |= f : : (at first hearing. was created by the/ pag - = ords which President Appropriate Setting. : ioe ) Wilson gra roposing that Thirty-ninth street Rae: rIMES oie tt ip spore 4 u' "oO Tes , ? r ’ : I . > im>ut le eS CP ! “honten ’ s1¢ - LINER TO! AY—TONIGHT . 1 ’ # frst and fourth movements The | poken to Congress—two hours As if ES a ae h Che Lu avenue. te-dalied EE TODA ' ° : : Caveiweel. | @¢ fer haw? ¢h | : ; , dace thir ’ _ . _— a ; Nocturne appeared a charming and Parlier a the f Mur- wer Pp; - iospne! ( ‘ ey 1 hera?r , . Ti ~ h ve ic, © houlevard. tn an i pact— TT, ey At ! = > § : Or: th ? Ty rint 4 () 4 ' ' : x ; thronging incident and prismatic i 7 read that part of the Presj- | "4" ‘O Spear an easy, conversa . ' ¢ ¢ ke -ninth street VN J WW Ji as J sn Oe ~~ F 4 ‘ ’ . idl oe cents message hint 4 } : . , . I } - _ = with Vandeventer av is \r - nat) St aging E . , - : t 4 ~~ + » a ‘ a: : oy Yign ‘ f c TQ 7 ‘} ‘ ’ . a n the whimpering of fretful c hil- Citic, has brought new cont cds a In i { leme 1s re fé re? e cy 4% ! . = l | = qd } i } e thought the | Sea Now ae Mat eg ’ 0c $* - aa > fren and the cackiles of caged poul- a4 Maintained peace, and I ea Ww 4) | four-Pov i not ha’ d . ee ee sa nee C (@) TT ® A Tt YT -_ 2 i 34 : ; P ; ct , t i ica i ‘ ° .* _ } ic , ¢ rs a ' | | \ ' a ee 4 uy. The orchestra played the suite belli ve It might be made a model fof * ™ setting, fi “ae - ee of eee eee | | _ ww) U Nil IB it A : “ie if it relished the music ; like assurances here | hall v h he sg} a naming the ee. nusic and be- si ali Ces, whiners e in +} Lh a \ Ih iif S| V i? ‘ ee my cae , — i aeets a | R R Q R 0 meved in it. world any commo; nit : 7 ‘h the y . a wns } ( hin Vi o( ch's office \ Al DE\ LILLE ai Bi a HLeLeSts are sy a "ie . } vy? lent of the [7 ] > @ 8 Tens —_ , : The program opened with Weber's concerned. in ‘ } t 1e oF gy « I . bis n 1 Railways ll A. M.—Continuous Daily—l1l P. M. t 4 ; ; ‘oO, ee : ‘wy > ne y c - "T nine: sTre t d 9} le ' - . () Pp | ‘ I O N Mecinating overture to ‘“Oberon|” Clemenceau drew sustenance fron ine es of 1 f 5 thee | 46 : Park | Roval] \ enetian “oe . fu war Se aS ; that eo te are " aint r : | > 1 ‘ f ag hern music and elfin se. . ap, agpocaganage He was 1) ra ba ‘ I : e « i - Ti ¢* "J ime , } BENNETT I ’ is NES d i * en Cane Havdn's %. = - 2 Ni at 1t might .‘y) ] Te t | ni j th = + VV é 2 ‘ ; ¢ ” . , X& a> : aydn's Con- t imply for } . ak gs MISANS P ‘UGEN TH y aif : : " _ brough Se Louis hearing The orches- $h # > President. He thought that **' You have got th Congres }y te UM rid, & Li CLAIR ' ug ar ‘ ‘ te. yr ’ a a the lines w wh hh ia iia 7 ena? . ee id -- + aa 7 rought near, fade and dis é pnegel _ less than 40 for sot ga whi h he quoted were ‘‘very rontiers 1 world But | fay o ; 1 ty Cire hina eae ae , : 1) ST] \ }: \ }? Ae @ \I | Mm air. So it was with Irish an liagreed mttsic ai Live. lave yvour gua ees as vour Pres- ' ss . - aie ; ‘irs. Jonathan « - ‘ ¥ 4 | ¥ hi Hee: j Votmanras . , W Rice and kdwa MalMinckr Ww %, rCOTTCLYL w for more than a century was @, h, it appeared, the performance’ | apg Clemenceau envision a pact |i@ent said tuday, and I do not bial ve ve en getting av from The (7% a ae ree —— WHILE JUSTICE WAITS”? not yield complete justice _, anaiogous to that which the United |; Y?°¥ for Your ances of war ar ' bao : : , ‘rt Museum today an- sturdy 3 t Th . . i oe * Lice, The _ i ad } ePdi- c rié } ? = I evive 4 3% -- - riion. e Conserva- 1 oist, H. Max Steindel was not i states entered into ott .. -— | dimil p eptance ot three t Britain typified John Bulls Qi health and by no means in tre Great Britain and Japar Sg’ Meee 7 ‘But tak: r ees Bm, Spero : wine es ° given by Mrs. Jona- ing approachin se) f- ove e 4 - . 2 e aah sta ls aii lis eace “Se . a ze ali, tO Ke€€ —D Lne | : PRE a! .« wa i - : “ lMicits -5 a ; r ; W St , le ) > ee a iene al gE rn ‘i | virtuoso form, to the detriment peat in ine Pacific Did he reas: Pacifi rhe. “ : Tete 3 | ~ ) Ba ; Pin bp oule- ; siberals were the ones ‘the cadenzas with which Gevaert that the United States, having ap- | battlefie B g ntees are Ac heing ; ee ee idward feeble efforts to solve the Irish as embellished thé x a Th EE & moultice to & sore a ee st pep ae wet _ i : at of PS Westmoreland e rule. ~ . e — | @ ‘ : ‘) ‘ 1e con- a eB Tschaikowsky’s Grandiloquen ces \ impli rere ry rar ‘ ‘ “yy - berals, and the Laborites under ven , P — +} tlals like the four-Power treat) ow Hc ” War Will Net — — ev % | a ‘rod picture aiso With Beautiful Gtris, Scenery, Costumes A DDED A | | RA‘ | I N\ : 3d \W KEW Ramsay MacDonald And over to Tschaikowsy’s ~f treaty, ©x “—" , : + ‘+ war OB ad su a! lait ~ Wwe! juir ahroad Inet - —— : AR agi ——- nd wou-,% : Symphony; and , ' cept that the name of Germany 4 GO; not ba — val 7 rrees is fy]l of far on on pee - za ne — a: om Summer. vv BESOr Christie and Snow and e/a i So in silent acquiescence sat the By , never have es peered = oy oe 2 oe 1 hope it is not But I do sa} uae owe ey sce; 4 ‘Portrait of a Woma V and Dyer sennett s } : y i ne of us been 80 co - ou b substituted for that of Lid Bs lO, iL I a . amt ins a n \ pe neti lO Sigworth S) revolt over the Free State pro- 3 . . tn nvinced of that : Japan? ‘ & ‘ t lOoKS as though i? me nt he COT - ¥ ‘& . ‘ ' r 1s (| @ , os, 1585-16863.” and Sherlocks Frances The ° Dewy ) t of the incident which finally Bigy arity, i mopetgtble vacuity and Starti . ng That is enough to take pre . oe ae th portrait of a woman by Ja- and Culnten_._ and Mareci Fostos “AMERICA’S GREATEST TENOR" downfall of the government of ela ’ n the midst of melodic ine- } . ing Point for ( lemenceau. ti, If T U _ + te! ‘ che Says larmer ‘*Neod Not More ( redit > (C‘orne isz a fifteenth eentury Broaius and Brown—Nalo and Rizz> With His Associates Wil P t favor of the measure rejection Hy rations of genius. His naive zest Dees he? the President's weeds nosenutict 6 eae a a es i to Get More Into Debt.” a oat ie Petals: enleenk::. Wie (6 | nC | Presen ; si : grandi! tid iinet PTR eels PER . ,ULGSs precCautosr i ad wore aui- ann sii dis hh asaaedl i EE s “a ; ba 7 OS meneuitiitatibdiniioien SRA Eas rae? UPA SERN Oo eee | “ om weomers in Parliament, repre-4 ios Rag and bombing ting | summoned to his mind Clemenceau vise , ‘“ soldiers. that nm ie} i A oe i of iI Hard ngs s ster of the Flemish school. +e Sareea a h a : unist theory. The constitutlog tlety. {s peated over and over to| 222 MOt SAY. but that they furnished be going ry and lo n es oer The names of the subjects of the UP IA. | ,US I ICANA : : ' . : : . s . ‘ i 17 rroce 4 +} er , S Pr) : . 4 a. ‘ a out division. ‘oe work Particularly notorious in him a starting point for interesting simply s that if tl al assur- ponia | . mo irtraits are unknow Both are’ 2 = 4 Y ° P hia A. ‘ ‘ s a4 ‘ we Lhd cre + farr a i or ‘ _ ‘ Py +o ¢ a - 4 4) . : - Moreover, it did not re-' conjecture—that he saw in them a ance is eg +} EIEN fu, ait > farme! Benjamin ‘ ' fieures in the dress of the m a , ray oO i ’ +) oe , : Marsn of asn ‘” +’ Tria? rtist’s stimtr ; Oo Obie Ae : SUBSIDY BI... gmat good perform- ad : f hope for ne success of hie disinte = ee he exe: lhl : niga ® i : i untry and of his time. Mal- a s! ny Vaudeville and Revue | AST TIM KS TO] 4 d Plain Dealer agai ® adjective rising again mission—Wwas made evident by his tion of the tre that is enough boy a Na ° purchased the pictures he Nigh me rs ph age hs . 4670: Del. 1341 4£h00 4 ‘ ab | yAY —- 7 . = h as one liste : ~ |} comment ; 8 | ) Ce | ee sued state 0 1. tour of Eur . — aily 2:15, 25-50¢; Nite 60-7bc-$!} ah ' : , Stened to the Arst | Then the Ger! li keep quiet : oo » European art Ty T T JOSEPH SILEE ' Y T 7 ty victory achieved by the ad-— fourth movements Was “unm BO you see’ he said after read- Ay j the T rk ‘ pan sae he men cl¢€ ae i. 1A ers “need mot centers i |i EN ' VY OF PEP - ILEEHAN NORMA TALMADGE . Lu- : ey : +h is oes | 4 Ai’ i Lad OUad 4 TY ,Tre ‘ é mare ' 2 . 9 _ i ( iT rere . ——_— . It indicates the improb a mation of the great) real] who are supposed to disagree but they, too, would keep quiet. And ¢rom Ox tee 1T - , é CHRISTIAN Ss Next Weel Ee gy a “a : a | Fe y e n their - feelin o Tapas . ows a4noma an exas, where he CIENCE “ica’s Foremo g ; le action in the Senate. With a ate, at the beginning, was y agree in their- feeling and! Russia will understand that if she » Sede ee oe : é erica’s Foremost Singing Comedienne 167 Representatives, friends of. mended to be masestic dae a : reasoning power. That is what 1]: wants to come back to the civilized ies Dee arten ge iarmenD meet- Subfect of the lesson-sermon at eac’ NOR p RB YES . ter only 24 majority for the bill. is; it sroved Rael ob sana ask, and I hope this is something > world she he ( nite: 7 : sialleniens — and is en route to Cleveland “hure! “GOD THE PRESERVER OF ’ u A | OF BAC ie ; NEAT we : _ — . . s Uiapobcatt ” as phat yD ‘ >’ . sha ror he ymrog RSive T) ylities wnfear —, . _ “ r of the Republican membership tO raucousness in the tro like an overture, that some light civilized acts.”’ rt progre e | ical confer- GOLDEN TEXT: Jsatah 41:10 in a Vaudeville Festival 5630 DELMA 9 ed the measure with which the stridency in the aA | m- | will be coming, and I will be vervw manent Wor his @irect gesture to ence IRST CHURCH, Kingshighway and}! e ; . ~ ‘tains ~~ m " \fe site f s | ( Su ¢ a! 7 } 13 cers t} ; rity . rroRCcH 2534 Ry sell ities €; ARI, H AGENBECK > 4 t i ——s P I? “7 “4 \ nil n ft : ‘. 4 ‘ a 2 s A ‘ i i « a ded . Usa i “ - s A i _ ouse vote indicates a deep-seated | the latter's ~wsta although, “So Vol see’ he ndded — a eee Wien: , a ee ha ad plat a mcing * } i TY) rye create qd ry 10:45 _ and * Dp. m . Ww 4 4 — * , e. amous pizzi ; Sg Se a aan A 86 : ss * oud VORCa applause, e pend N ~ bill RTH CHURCH, 5569 Page b YR @ YTYQ@ y in the Middle West and t h, it S piZzZicato sically, Iam not such a wicked - a .Y : } ‘ iy ov . chal nil to . ge ou + , AC } CIRC US eu emed, at , : r a wicked man as in his other sp nes — ip is ee 4d. 11e mm. and 8 p. m leading a . $4 crats vote against it from party, was Sitting ~ a ee oe a een Fepresented to be. Throughout : ress there was a = : prices Se a ; tet Page boulevard. open dally rs : : . ’ . : as ucts s rs f Aaht ”’ r m.to%@p. fr Xi t yar tern Republicans oppose it Be were pe ~ at the lower The former Premier went on to frequent cordial applause et b- | of deb ee 7, ao Wednes- Good . : rm in . swe AMA i chp peiadu as le "Th ‘ + 7 ‘ ey , rom 3 . Mm to : ) n + Sun- : s subsidy means the conferrims J melod ted to overpower give, in perhaps more definite form hammered ho! si sae of ¥F he | t the “ex- lay. 2 to 5 p. m ding es. 0002 i| 3 ; ‘ aa ai i a i ‘ i i , ri¢ : - ’ y r) . . “4 ") . ; 4 —_ P - en overt? _ ann ; - | vor on small groups; because ‘@URMMithen gic ¥Y, which bobbed up| than in any of his previous utter- and bespoke a sympathetic att Set G Besodesy yp of farmers is chie! H CHURCH, 3630 South Grand Seats taxing the many to benefit trie i in the most ec- ances, his idea of what 5 me eadinn mi i ; . . as : | a age due the G ni’s gsubsery ra ~ m ame 8 p. m Raed: | a & Nn. : 4 ™ ' . , aA “4 pie } Ov1LeE ris i #cA ini . re - Or: } , + »* on on Up er . SOOT 4 e 9 10 . open CR ly i = ne remem aes e ee re - . Western members of his own Whole was of The impression as Could do to aid France. He men- warded many of his sallies, as wher net the anke from 1 to 5 p, m.; Sundays and all DEON TONIGHT, 8:15——-ODEON nt must selt the idea of reviving © . noisy music noisily tioned. concretely, entrance tnto the he suid th Serv ee eat ' ss . yeh haere , — ae Ae eed ~ Cal Q T . ‘ te ‘ ‘3% ; eP >) BY . . : , ‘ ‘ : a which has for more than .s Was born in sy tered Q9° 3 igreed not to invade each Prohibition enforcement officers en 33 A i forme aaa Ned | Louis He (Copyright. yas others territoritv - . ea} -" " ‘ . ° rT ZZ ained. - Fr, " od Master mechan ss , the Mi SCOW, ay C. q. Rough out- ict | ad ‘ Ate qT nuSSik) al lti- SAY thev foul o ae a eounterfelt pre- be | I’. mm. SIXTH Near OLIV E WA that sor erry Co a Beda: see ep . but, In response to Russia's scriptions Tamilt ——— ee ° Re sia aS ome who do not know Pond, » © and the belt line lines of a nonaggression pact between Proposal for a 75 per cent army r oe a ws 9 “Downtown's Bright Spot” VY , civil engineer of great pre®™ ma which later } } i 7 : . 75 per cent army re- and allege that Hoile sold him a book ae — - lest ir : ate1 ecame tl -ussia and the Baltfc states have duction,*the Poles e bet al eA perlite, Beale | — | VA the very high rank in his C™ dim, W’Rallroad Associ: wos fy . | tion, the Poles insisted on a com- of 100 prescription blanks for $300. strangers Welcome to All Services. TODAY a | ¥ . ' i? ’ ] . © ~« ‘ + : HI BIG EVEN 4 the liv a TION He been adopted at the disarmament mission to study armaments Ix a far Pak * NI b was assigned to the = id . i Very and undertaking conference here :& ‘ 3 fienaimrans oy 68 »>Knewitz is charged with selling more —————______—_—__—_————_———_—— ; | \7 to the M1885 at Sixth stones pe Polish insistence that territorial, Cuba Arran 5 $50.00 000 whisky than he had legal prescrip: Christ Church Cathedral | v >, eh n ‘ - ; i e Les eo, 0. ty Loan tj , i | WY make ons for. WILLIAM SCARLETT, DEAN Y / Thirteenth and Locust. member of the House of ly formulated, and the f a Curing the Francis admin- | ler special obligation to s¢® © » movement is to deserving and patriotic pwr”, ng pa ple of — will be Monday =. from his firm's un- establishment. | Russo-Rumanian disagreement Bessarabia unsolved. Russia refused to recognize the League of Nations as an arbitration medium. Coland suggested Switzer- land as the nation which should no- | tary of .States.* who left here last night for Havana after having spent | several weeks in this country tn con- ference with Government officials in Washington and with financiers. A 2 A ety Communion. ! Latest figures on the Hospital Sat- A. B—~Berning Fverer ent Sermes. ; ee . 8 P M.—Hea!! Miasio- arrin 6 urday and Sunday Association ool- ST. Louis’ D WNTOWN CHURCE ” St & - lection this year place the amount +s ge =e ? og Gatly. A. M. ° ' : Pate : to . for reset and prayer. | collected at $55.786.29, which is Free organ recitals every ane: 12:25 to Re inald Dennv | $4081.84 behind the total of last 12:56, except Saturday and Sunday a ft The Famous Hero of ‘‘The Leather Pushers”’ Series And a Brilliant Cast. year. All returns have not yet been made and officers of the association are hopeful that the final result will at least equal last year’s Ugures. eo Markham Memorial] Church, 1614 Menard. | Rev. George Wales King, Pastor. Sermen opics for Sunday, Deo. 10. 1922: “Mal ao the Best of It.” at 10:30 a m “ibe Den’t-Care Man!” at 7:30 >» mm , ~~ ne - : “es os om ae i atl ame hsp a wae ty one me hit See. A ee RE WER wt cma SS Vek a eg ‘ ; a % a “5 gener ements
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auiv Globe-Democrat and the lunes Combined. pecArsepar. 6 ST.LOUPS POST-ODISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the J . ) ee “MARINE en ) —SENATEFOR PUBLIC ~=-s St. Lowis Incorporated Post-Dispatch Radio| RADIO TALKS ON ELECTION BOARD ASD wm BY LTS SST 2 eS + J Ban 4 Wah SHONTING GROUNDS: 100 Years Ago Today | 2=gtr_ Seton | ype OE TEETH ABOUT FRAUD CASES >> ses mare scsces "= xx. oie cioeeeatiags Dwight F. Davi : | Child’s Face Burned. huge floating crane, the | . | 42 years old, the wor'd. will - He Daily Schedule | Mrs. Caline Bosse, 42 ; he world. will remaie hq Nomina 0 ; oe . 2 : 4 a of 1720 Edwards street, and her che original stipulations @# nit] Passed Providing for Federa! Population Then 5500—Same Talk as Now Hunting License. — Simi! About Need for “Systematic Improve- | | Broadcast by K. S. D.—S} Measure Pending in House. ments” to Meet “Mighty Maturity.” | At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40,) program Tonight. brs | . Post-Dispatch Bureau | 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 | The ce ae ae eee On 485 Meters | Dr. J. Walter F vear-old daughter. Josie, whom she %4:\-€S Peace treaty. Ingtees & ing it, the entente has @as a | ennis Bo were was carrying in her arms, Revadsenw \aiiied acid z . bi — plage i A sep sy.t * “ ab - 2 ‘a ‘ os ‘ 7 ates ‘ ‘ a A fe: ants Sel, oe , eT ae es: 4 rs. SA OF OSE ORR ARR EPI, eT AES aroey ge *. ~ . oy Z . . fin Aine aeyiens of Srna: Aine = om - m3 a » ~ “ s-attys. ay A * Smee - . ob ~ “ : es § ¢ . ~ SPARES ORE ar Dh: ptonen ns ~ Lit rs ey eer . “ or." - 7 p 4 r 4 Pye 2 4 2SU build an ¥ o4ay. burned yesterday when some —. cate in England at German on the street in front of 525- The et m~wserr rr cut i ee ee ae. > saneaiil + afire r an ; 20 Wratt Bullding cioners directed the transmis- | partison avenue was set aure Dy meters higl 7 = .. ein have Sn ee st caronda ? y f ir Ty) : Saat hov who threw a match + toh bela Sa, WASHINGTON Dea 9 —The The «itv of St. Louls was incorpo-) spond to Sixty-fourth street and that || Broadcasting of the opening | The reason human beings sion OF ; - ona whey o Circuit »nidentified bo ~ Bosse passed 9 a height : Bae om. Ps én . > i ft ' ia | i. 2 J wa Se ia if ai Vs . il . t 7 > 7? Se" ‘ - te on _ — 2 _ 4 > 4 4+? is ms , Ss. . . . : pameed e bill introduced by Senator . ree ati n papers are missing from achieved seems indicated by the |} Guotations of the St. Louls grain | steners-in on the K S D program if any. of the cases of eight men The mother all sn apt nan " from its great iron clawe . " cee oy —————=- oe : | market, Iive stock quotations re _ whose names were turned over tO ang the baby adou - ; mies . ; revidin or the « 1] t nemorandum of) present agitation for authority to |! ; ’ Ps : * . _* 4 . é e 7 - , i ~- o . ir a : a* tage, th n restricted LO apnrcxi- . - —— ’ . tr e+? re . i Denta! | 1} to Chiitdren : and nh vo Lae r‘o ‘NO » A eimillar l@t*t r sate wl h . gasoline from ‘ . ari La Tit ; « ‘ ; - «A § ‘ ++ seen - i? . = , sent Dec. 4, had not been -; he street, believing (i Ws . + . > - ~~ — a + -c =~] | 3 Pai tf. ' - ¥2 ; = - . es miles alon the Micsi«ainn’ 2) @: ‘2 weather reports and | ; 4 45> Te! = commissioners Said drafted to meet a a ; iespread a 4) lermen, Lait a6. + Sele. e ee 1 i} P ~ 5 gz ss a¥i a} }/4 é as ‘ ta newe b 1} at e ha question o* teeth with his 5=~ i nla a Post-Dispatch ra. —— > r > ' - am ~ bh “ 5 e ~~ # SI + a. qi - ‘ le r ver ron? was iT? ; ¢ — ; . . — = ii aXs atten ~ —— . = 7 ans : 3 : Ss orismen Ea - = 64 ~~ . - > ‘ r\¢ ("; a‘ » heen bt ae rl = as ies € " ; . ~~? 7, . ° - eae by et ae cos | gressive rise f th , ea icles cake Te te Remeron is : ‘(| wentle hearers. How the fifst teet 2 _ rday that he had not re- ntence of Slain Man Upheld. e100 ing s Se a Pak tae J iad “sults hie eyst: m f rovem } e > ~ required to take out a Fed 1 “ ws is ae dete atior of again Mayor Lane ' ; & P. M.—400 Meters appear, when they begin to loosen ved the inquiry, and said the Dec TorrcRSON CITY. Mo., Dec. 3 id 2 > c was . . " eror?T sp ad . : \ data La - . S . * oS ** ’ 2 . exits, , a . on —_ . == es Tat ry tee . - ° | y eee iz ' eense, costing $1. The license would ‘a mitehtyv maturit improvements made. I f . ii cout. how this process -s ac- letter had not been turned oVes The “nore “ourt has affirmed a Geo” tag@c % { from Postmasters i as she eoanias _ more easily could tak i a, i — -hild 11m REG nitent! entence im- be ettatnadie ia Pe Now that vs elite alaamats teeta a pune. ug tal oj Prensa pecia program mr °mplished and why the ona to take the whole mat- /°-Yrear ¥« itentiary sente and probably would be tn the form) .-oyimately & , the lk charge cargoes. Recently the city’ rt addresses and oo tea Se ea ncaed on Edward J. O’Net!l. who was , : . rm s ‘ ' * > ' > = — si . “ & r .- hunting licenses. great a need of “syst=matic im-j|revived use of the Mississippi for | baby, teeth clean, but shou . le expressed the belief the was found guilty by a jury in the ghip tournes Ss i * . « -¢t + » : 4556 = duauge be “ss . = . arcane , we aad 3 = . a . = : +. \ > ’ + >» h ) » * aes ‘ ain —- - bs a4 a - : x new One-half of the revenue 80 d¢-| ovements” to mee a “mighty ma- Shipping ~ makes it certain that 4 Saturday Evenin 4 ag ge teigmg 3 | nt atk eas Oe pres, peat igte reuit Court here, Aug. 13, 1921,-of a when SSeS ae rived would be spent for the ‘ease | pity th bond isuse of $8%,.900.-| Mavor’s messa in the not t es y = iw : > ae | kill, in an al- Te pwisht F Davis, donor of th : - | , cee tin ‘ epee tana ai : . ’ _s > x is xy 3 —- XY . > = _ i 74 ne . *s : or purchase of suitable snooting 0 is being propos futur rill suggest tl furth im- the St. Louts Symphony Orches- ” | gd : ee $0 ee ts : teced fieht with policemen. The case 7 | : Davis trephy had been 3 mere holders of licenses! .._ . 3 ira. iadinie “4 ndmeten te ' 0 ld ac esirol en ee ‘Neil is sa! hav mou srs: sine grounds, where o rs oO: li s =e Pe si cata acai cecal iki . or tad O'Neil is said to have : ! - , , aa a4 . ease} *™ «48 4 ‘ ” 4 ' . — ? = 3 ali +t . ; } ia ~ ‘Ve a8 anpeaiéec. S es = . » . ° Bs L} LZ Nn =. Mrrn would be permitted to shoot migrTa- _ re . ; : “ " Y -_ — ~~ ‘ F ’ r. oo? —_ r ‘ . ‘ 4 . mists | ’ - +4 4 . : cy * r Brin ' é ‘ au as . s Pian pte ome 2 » ttempted tc nated to eit: eed Jui a ~ - A . . —y e e SJ Bsb he eh id ti a a? oe iAeae @ vw is o4. ‘ a aa) “ . . . wa A : ‘ ‘ : 4 at F rr ‘ * —— ae ~ . en Aliee@tu when ne a..e - = ee : of the Pn +e States - 7? . ’ cy - . ‘ we fT ? a . ; ‘ - — aint . / Lis . has * —s = tory game within tne asbaib s Va x =f aig ning > ri ic i ctreats Th ; ta f ; 1 +) imft , c ‘ Pn n , Hee 7 a a [7 ety ii : ; . : Ria — ee OF! i= hol} 2 — > gasoline fj ling station in den : “ pee ee as — " mn e qn he ‘4 *- | “=e _ . a 5. : - ’ . . . - + 2 a» + - _ 2 . rl ¢ ia _— ‘ a | ‘> . _ ° : - _— - - a | eh, rt. : , ” " ” pete "— ~ = res , , & it ] 1c i I _ 4 abe 2 ’ . A . 4 3 ri : > > a \- 9 e z * Ww i : . _ P Se ial al mr oO » bea, ’ 4 « a a ‘ is eS .* ” rhe migratory bird law and t ° pre and a me : : ine bh tt ; id . a > 4 i f _ ‘ é fie — % he i’ i. ae." } : : ~ iw TI r * 2s of ‘rterfteren re ) derstood tha ) 7 ait ; ?, fe re-etion of the pubiiec eh ,OTIN ae é ay ; : * -_ r) Peder utiiity 4 ry? - 9} >, rr as . c ~~ = bin ’ >? = .' rT *} . ; Bi 27 . ~ - hs ai” i . _ . t] ié = *" 4 ft = ; i ry : sa" 4 “ - - _* a. a - ~ : ee s a = . . - - — - o- _—- * x - i o£ oe - = .* re? #990.000 hunters of migratory gam é ie 3 a ' oats 1a pas im review bef: ria («7 Ea » of a series regarding , ia o her wes te Wate —_ istra oe _— ef Davis, which was repore + ws ° ; | + > -ose . , sa erin ¥ . — aac . ’ > ° ’ 4 - . »% - " a. r. = : -~ -? = cc = Fe . 1 ; ae . ~ - " e = ‘ : . - ’ 7 4 s “ "9 m = > a * ad : wou — : » “ye , ; 3 itn i icross af : : , , ; Noe : —- ' » te Se Tou Mo , Sal New. Unwise drainage-ara it not b reduced a! a f- echaitrowaeky Mea Py ‘ mu- oc. 14u8, ~ -" > ; “4 28 tet ? +h best nd ‘ity expedited ‘ : eaaect ) sine cal . ; sa aia ? Ler November 1, 19-~ a ma. F for >t. Louis. the acauisition of the best shooting ford adequa compensation for the 7 eee MOoCcer- HW reau Animal Indus Ve- en i > ; oc lal : , Co., ; mous selected. ou ds by -lubs are progressing at hy =tr: ‘ert W esfern Roundary a - ? - " Lt Se. 7 : 2 : pea . 2 — a : : a = a >i the tal~ VW ho t wile To =Erv e : : . . 5 7 : B > ~ ug - : Unani uasly - } or im ‘ LsAUuvus : > - = Se’ : ‘ gle ‘Aa Dit a oo Vv 3 . . . 5 = |= ? ry} De ’ -3 4 ; . ' é ‘ ‘ « af 7 ' ar : a ; } err } . : = : os : nm ‘ 0 ——~ “hy P ~ the unanimous ¢ an inereasing rate and uniess the : at tne til +} ime +} . : than zon: hige rae thes netic and ad- : | Louis. Me ~ ‘ Davis as “ ; , J] por. | % é : - : E ef the committee. the membe Government steps in, the average). Rn ae ath sgyilangaars "United Railways and the La , Ce Ms t (racic - vine Packers etar the names of Pe . 3 ‘bee Liberty Hospital ~\4 y ce Holeombe Ward of American will have to scrap his gun ee oe Rati a a ee y, O1 > ieht C el eine Din on aap , tockwards« a 19%} ‘ we | 2 Pues oe eee ee 20¢ \\% / which are f20% cs . pn es | - 4 ] ‘ ' oe ’ ; . ; : ’ 2 ses : ; , . " , : aes ’ ’ - 4 , am ; r’ vZ a . > al . —_— ‘ » > _ 7 Yr , . ~ 3 ; and give up shooting. Moreover, ~~ a = AOw' a el ie —— ee aap =e @trected chiefly ¢ - Tf 3 | dee , oe, nine be 66 Ge © York; chairman: J Michal this biil wil! provi Is winter groun Is rr Od On UF ee. ; ‘ ? . 2 2 . ee or . - . 3 - ' : ee. F' ¥ ' .” ae ae @: . : s . . > . ‘ ‘ . = ‘ ; ; oF ‘. ] adva! | Y one "l¢ time mos ry the on v Oo . , ‘ paid a total ‘350 and; | .. a ee : with Holcombe Ward as his pa +r | te it. FR here LS, in addiii » bell ring- : ; ta ‘ ; . : é and how to locate it. }F EE TEST. ear’ «ati a ; pe ea = = . ¢ the present dav ¢ eae the market a i ice cis ae be held the nationai doubles ti a | Bemont 154. : “ rs $8 fh oases ps ; : angui ac ri rif . @ . ‘ _ ARPA A » il : ‘ ES 1 1998 and 1899. while as a singk 4 o . va is . a | s os . 4 " y 7 ; , . * x ‘ . , ‘ " ’ F " - = = & ’ . ‘ M . - | ash rf . nd billiards os . eile pert he ranked number four in * declares he was ready ervte of landin . a>? & : bal ge. Louis prosp clay courts cham wet Dean Ai. Py abraham te! Rbiens PME gle. > "« ae. wv — - were considered & | Eo ee 4 i i as - m i ros bie + : xX 3 . » . 7 . : — > oe | adcasting the -Oncert P. iT :' . . ; ~o ; :ssauit with intent ¢t ‘ bene ane ce ae es } "7 2 , ‘ ee eae itt ube ae tO CT at aod . newer’ Te Se ; 4 : tae! . ee = ay 2 | 2 oes 4c uae » ore : ote aw Dy Re oe Sy ee ot fa, Ce Lon a ae OR a NP Ssevennt -_ ‘oa? siz a Tooke. Re SMR as Reel SRE RET SIG AE ee Tae” “ on os th “ ae cae guaran by 30 years service to milliers ef Tel-Auto-Spark Testing ee ok eee“?! 5559.11%6." “The custom of alan MeNEEE EF ebund gurvics to tha on U NREDEEMED SEE Xo. 2 in 1399 and 1900, and No * caped : Sil JIUE Out. : . ‘ D , “ss : a ‘ when India t ~ “fh uscai year with cencit fucer and 7 Im of mea AN 1991, years when Maicoim B. ' tation ws o. 3 os est ed in the very year - nig} —— eae $5.00 UP ee man and William A. Larne] ws 3323 LOCUST STREET aii 4 | ‘a os as ee a ; atv Rage PAs, watchmen ;, the ascendency. * . . 4 y™~ Ls Vs way 5 yi , os i ; Sirs ai ™ Shampoos ; ' , RENN G97. arn Mate | gang te than tae een oat 651 houses. Some house bu sage all geo ard gm Wh R ES F L New Overcoats : i = Played on First Cup Team eam a ee, meee et tnbidei | Riedie eiaete ahr wre | semen ea $20 to $35 ee With Ward and Whitman, sided in the first defense of ng and varied lst of num- OINTMENT Ch ti} DUNN’S smeeeee «(trophy he conated, when in 194 es ae American team won three mag | A —_ wh . is manuf care I we | le : »night's program will consist of | A Wonderful New ( ld ESTAB. 18373. = & from the British Isles, the only : Sc ; A a aX Zz “ PAPE ar oer me , . ~ . PF msi ° , x : , AOUiS Lt Ses bi aie . 4 wae ive . * Associated Press > 3—Three dif! . m : . 3 . ver: oA agen th tight between “Batt Shop With the Christmas a ° ° e et : purse f 306 66 tranes. Spirit and You Wilil ie A very recent eter ee TES Be | Ss : CAST ST. LOUIS GIVES APPROVAL ely from a, Mareeliiog Wo etter from FOR BUS LINE OVER FREE BRIDGE bicycien. “The bicycle concer @Geposited a che a , Y i y i : | ‘*k ag forfeit wif _. The third of 400660 © a rom the Nattona! Boxing a p Wtil) other purses are expe ted - | effered | ' “France tg tired of this diag A dispute and we want i[t s >) - ——— ' : > as ef a) “once rme a 3 ri. we - ‘a ' 2. he accented he rm «* ; . iy (Council Grants Permission for Line to St. Louis, With Fare Not to Exceed 10 Cents. 3 Fast nie . t's Clee a . Aeolian Company, New York. November 1, 19232. Gentlemen: ‘ihe Me Ree bs Ae My attention has been called to the fact that P eunbande tae te the manufacturers of Certain Reproducing Pianos t. Louts to the end of the are advertising rolls bearing my name for use esephaast tees with their instrument. In justice to myself and for the protection of the public, I deem it necessary to make the fol- lowing statement. I have never played for any American repro- ducing instrument other than the Duo-Art. Some fifteen or sixteen years ago, I recorded in Germany for a German instrument. Since then, I have never made a music roll record of my playing except for the Aeolian Company, and because, in my opinion, their remarkable in- strument, the Duo-Art, is far superior to all other Ha reproducing pianos, I have entered a life agree- TWO DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS ment to record exclusively for that instrument. Sincerely yours, UNDER CITY DOG POUND receive his . ara a24 } francs receipts « —Early in the Day, Early in the Week and t | fen of Sent sa when he in the M Derivi 7 9h Men Bevieves Early in the Month, ving Unte '4 Benefits San’ wus. se pomemnal € Selections may be made so much easier in the morning hours, and from so much BEE PF te Asencinted Prees SYS larger assortments now, that everybody should mak EE F140 CD ELPHIA. Dec 3—wi ys . - - e early shopping a rule this : Tiiden II. national tennis ch Christmas. . pping = D taciares , is chan Tiret 14 ¢.- ia ‘ get ing yesterday he would Stocks are larger, assortments are broader, service is better, salespedple are in a bet- ME fire thee nil ine ene > ne — * @ 7 ba Tospects sine Re ter mood, and shoppers are in a better mood NOW. It surely ought to be a Merry ME ht fr" soint of the middle 1 - . . . a at Y.Avir han the eh Christmas, for it seems, from general observations, that preparations were never EEE WP" pessimistic about the futur better for serving the shopper. : said it would be neet 2 ' of play and that many + “ rahi eet ahi ail ait ah ah ae ahah twee tweet shy a i) hun Dpilay PI on EE Pcie - “3 — ied The Duo-Art Piano is the only instrument that Paderewski ie wi and other great pianists deem capable of reproducing their ac- The charge was tual playing. The Duo-Art, a product of the Aeolian Company, cant portion of the is obtainable only in these famous Pianos: Steinway, Weber, ae des sp cape Steck, Wheelock, Stroud and Aeolian. The keeper Harry sides around the corr mo Ager? ee wens the iv ~ «= &: a:80 dec'ares tha -- ° rine avenue, said that immed — : : 4. sO Mediate Open Evenings Until Christmas eeeeeecns {to explosions he heard a: et oe im tne vicinity. He could re no ; . reasons for the explosions out recalled that recently two doe hk e e lia cat chers were warned to keep away h A O nN ( ( ym pan 7 Tom & sectiog tn the southwest part ‘Ss Dedged te keep aw Dessibie from the “tie ‘*agie magnates wt! 33: Nheas meetings ao not - ae ss -=4 fodder TE Teen tc Te os aa to Tram im T . .* 4. Amor ared Proes Ste; St. Leais Greatest Shopping Guide : Bo SMICAGO, Dec 9—Jack Le teinway Representative | Germany to Pay for Asanits is Me Western em (Ok) i By the Associated Press sal 4 ‘2 ‘stern League. tonight 1004 OLIVE STREET BERLIN, “Dea b—the Germas J -— cae | fines levied by the aly _ a thibition games hare ~" “ oy tne Allies against tu ‘ ! | cy ee with the Dallas. Fert ¥ Bavarian cities for recent assauits 4 yer “x Wiehita Falls clubs ot the ' on Allied officers, it was announced ~ . => Reague. Lelivelt is a Chicagea: a ) a >? th ity tnbabie al: © city imhabited by Italians and of Missouri | W. P. Chrisler. Pres, Or ae ee * to ots thes “ts Bs ee
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. a "= a aa el at, Be) RO rrr JOR LO OE OG OO IO OLE TRAY STIS ane i sie eee ‘ » ; - o ad = a. y, — + Pd > - —e [ef 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1999. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH E CRANE TOO BIG TO wove} , are ? 00 BIG TO Moye if Ban Johnson’s Latest Contribution to Baseball’s New Plays Is the Ty Cobb Delayed Hit muny Is Ordered to other in England a An. —__ LHELMSHAVEN, |e oe ht F D * r 2 Arn ° . ° { tema eee 19.-Too cumbersome for guy AR - UaVIS § No a ; itv Title Ten SE es ; : | Re Ce aatt Bete cass ns Se tedtoHead! [e-—ereee nn Ton Pe reucccomaisn, sohnson Decides ' Detroit Outfield Had .354 Batting prigina! stipulations of {hots d Wo 3. a oe Soe - tournament to Be. ___Christmas Day Game To Hold Meeting Average During 1922 Campaig n ft j peace treaty. Insteaq he Ver. Petes | the entente has decides sam Pate, ennis Bod : oe , . Be 6 a Bi 3 . e : HREE intersectional college pte 5 any must build ane tha: A 5 P e setig SEEN SRE a ee Bs. Pes tarte onlg t footba!]! games involving ma- | i : Reena ae : . x ; ee eS * . ; : a ( , . . , ao > + ' ‘2 in England at ttmen e . _ oe ay Rig SN ee seca ee es San ¢ jor teams will be played on the n . ° es ay Cobb, Heilmann and Veach Were Heaviest Hitting Trio in > mammoth apparatus ee “ee , eo. | ee. ) Pacific Coast during the holiday A. L. — St. Louis Fly Chasers Batted .323. s high and can }j ig Louisan Assured of Election . we a SR ama cami Toes 3 . . \¢ period. pager 4 ‘ Pi ift 2 E Sh rene MOM a phe : Six Teams to Compete in Event |’ rie | baie Acti Bent of 56 7 # He Accepts — Noted as : Sa ae a 3 | hi a8 announced last night ction Follows Protests From ~~~ ath orpedo boat can en oe if T h f ° Rate 2 vi a os W ich Drew Record Entry % that W eat Virginia University A L M t D ‘ f The Detroit Ticers. with euch }mental stare fourt) in the lief This its great iron Claws : 8 ~ Donor of Famous rop y- £ ail 3 , es ee ss Total This Year » had accepted an offer to meet Y % agna es esirous Oo isluerers as Manager Cobb, Hiarry 'quintet made 527 safe hits in 1743 ; A a : | 3 hae : the University of Oregon eleven Attending Joint Session. Heilmann and Bobby Veach as reg- | trips to the plate N 1899" a ee } ; Bese. 33 ’ san Diego, Cal., on Christmas ulars, had the heaviest-hitting out With manager Tris Speaker play- NO. et | tage —__- ; With a record entry in each of the day. On the same day, Leland te field in the American League last Ing the leading role in spite of his in- b 3 ae xs 3 three events, the annual city scratch Stanford Universitas will be CHICAGO. Daan ; in Johnson. | **2#8°" The meadowmen who iability to play in all the cames be- ae : : ‘ 4 ; : . > ¢ B: bowling tournament wil] be opnened : clashing with Pittsburg at the preside , wt . ‘lworked with Cobh had n combined cnuse we nm ti? derninninge. the In- ae 7 = 58 SS Se ae 28 ; é ' pres nt of the American League, : amit ee Action Brightens ee Sirs eee an ; aR &. wa on the Palace alleys at 8&8 o'clock Stanford bowl in Palo Alto, ¢ in a telegram from Excelsior tonight Oniv six quintents are Cal Springs, Mo., to the Associated Press, AES. . Sti nl ~~ “4 r : oS 4 City’s Prospects of Holding ie ee (mee . ah 4 a Be * ai és +5 ihe % eh ie : es ae ee scheduled to bow! on the opening... The annual classic at Pasa- last night announced that the Amer. |? the Brownie gardeners Speaker also was forced to use sev- . ad ain . - » & 4 ¥ se ” oo SSOP °, Sey 4 ‘ m ¢ 7 9 4 , . ‘ : : “ ' , ‘2 . te ‘ uy" ¢ % 7 i» by # , ry) cv ’ ' National Clay Court ‘gute 3 % ~ Sgpaliecs ‘g i ee OP ae s zs Se squad, but hereafter 12 teams will na on New Year's day, Will ican League owners would hold their (of the 40 meadowmen who per- eral youngste! chiel among those a . - ~ " ys » “ay ee ad om ety BBE NGL aE Ty DEY Pn ene att i i *! “% sewat mark of .354, which was $1 Mans gave he lLirownies a hard figit po nts better than the firure owned for second place finishing with weal | forme dA for the various clubs in 1922, | being Summa, McNulty and Connelly ompete each night, until the team |)? See in action the University of annual meeting in New York next! ‘just three slammed out 200 or more Connelly, who came trom Little Rock ——_— ” ° rrr oe . . « “ ae : a oe oan I rE EA ET AO ef RN RNR NER: 8, ay. * — : ¢ 4 an . event closes, Dec. 17. southern California am and Wednesday, Dec. 12 la TY) { i l n .°¥ t h e : Mr a - : sents oe ¢ RS Ps . . . " : ’ . oS oe me Sey Sone a The Two of these, Cobb and Veach, | heralded as a phenom, hit only 223 Jungaleers. in the dozen games he played he outer lines Jamieson. Wood and Evans were the double century other meadowmen used bv the JIn- mark in safeties was Johnny Tobin) dians’ boss Retween them they the Browns. Cobb had 211, Tobin | rapped out 576 hits in 1793 attempts '°07T and Veach 202 Boston Outflelders Poor Hittere, es ee d ospects ot + & Louis prosp : 4 3 x Sed tournament this season drew the Pennsylvania State College “American: League meeting will - ay courts chnampion- ee a oe EL nO a ; = ; ; . ae : ae ‘7923 national clay cour ie ; Se Pe. ga 8 ee i as a ae ES os se2 —. | : 100 five-man teams from a total an els ven he held iT) New York next Wed nes- “bin tourney wert considered bright ie: RR a see more than 500 eligibles. In addition California University, which ¢ day," message said E “ j . . . a 4 Ss . . - raha , mhen it was learned that ee sath Ait BA Sete ‘there are 259 entries tn doubles and won the West Coast champion- Earlier in the day it had been an- . “a ; Singin oie r= tee 2 518 in singles. This is the first time shi his season, declined to play nNouNncCesr ‘ ' thea onl ans ’ —_ ‘eaeteht F. Davis, donor of the fa- SiR Bs: ey i. wi: 3 t n : 1€Ci pia) iounced that the American League wis % ; Pe an eS eo n history that so great a4 number of al) \ intersectional! post-season meeting would be held in Chicago 2 AGM NY Cl Saye at A RC ES A hte RT Mle RO a | Gaes Davis trophy. had been nomi-| eae Ret he NR ge aa ‘enpinners have tried for honors yame on Dee, 12. PEited to succeed Julian S. Myrick as) The entry in the singles is espe- The gathering of American} /" compiling a combined swat ww mene pode oes ang: ho outstanding 1} mark of .254. » Tigers made 652 ‘star, the White Sox finished with en ( * f the United States Lawn e oe maa ae ally pleasing. as it shows more L ° Zb k League owners had originally bee ape : | Bs Be ciation. Nomination vir- | 3 iat st ci i Be e oe than five men for each team entered ewils, YSZ Oo set by President pthc red Dee. hits = 1542 Faye 't6 an peate ead fr ke wig — ee ee ee derstood that Davis will accept. % Bias is casei Bes ‘ee ‘true of the doubles. Rolling in these In = atc es sioner K. M. Landis, acting under|! othe — and i ngstead, who played A Spies Only ‘ ur Harris, Menosky “% Louisans who hoped to hold Skee eee eee ee events will be started tomorrow the impression that both the Amer-| Tight feld after Hellman was forced | Leibold and Miller—are given 9 plane «ee clay court event here recentl) % GR eR ee %, ‘he quintets to roll tonight ar , ‘an and National leagues would|@Vt through injuries, were included. | ?n the official a Between the Alleys, Rex. Palace Juniors. Champion and Challenger Pre- t in New York, called a joint Yankee Stars Batted 302. them they made only 338 hits in 1999 | expressed the belief that the election ie Go a ag dee a Pali : ¢ ¢ 976 The ; ; ne y , s eee BS aclede, Laclede Council No. 119% . ° the leagues for Dec. 14 ronts stars, in reaehing « @ttempts, for an average of .276, 1@ vi which was Ié po! teé d as x oe se xe 3 5 e on tal i ‘ A ' s i ' 4 im 4 t al | nae . ota ‘. P fie » " ‘ - of Da 8, : = 2 RX of The thrpe th; t for \A ashingtor 29° gould clinch the national tourney nS | » nly on laa nee id | | tm | 2 . Lo is. foe Toe ae s S as Allevs iS Tra eal q VW illiame Tohin igure : Y D axa : x 7 pad oa es ' 4 : . 4 : | : | | . ope Me og x ER RO Ra in the city The star fives of St ne ioth in Chicago The call above the 300 ‘ AF. H{ Unanimously Selected. eee BS 2 ee oe 2 : ge for th th in | See * Pas 5 ar = Louis are scattered throughout the ; 8; to have brought forth a pro- ee ae es ae ee Cee hs 2 ge ee o Fe a ee qd see no reaso! for a joint ong the lead eting and issued his meeting ea — —— -~ ~— on _—. o . . MS OTS ee me A a AEN AR OEE I AEN OM nn A NN, El tt ee se SE Nine aay ay ire eg : , . > pure ian. ric fPurst, the i. #a eee _— : Mo pec 9 = ‘> our of the leaders will strive 7 Ed ‘rom certain American League s ef * Pavis was the unanimous choice eae ee a ee # eas y. Fo ders wil ) a batted officially only 12) Browns. % Ee eer Bo Ps a = “Strangle, ewis won his bout hers + a orten was close ta Cleveland ns be ing eecond New York Dut the committee, the members of BE ES, alia. RR: a RS a ' marks next Thursday mght |,... ; Bee ' who expressed a desi: h are Holcombe Ward of New SSR al se AO a > ‘ : a A ee > » : R Be 7 “ o aN . Y" we lls a ; i} % j } ‘ 4 ‘ } Ls | mrs . ; "oF ) sow | chairman; > E. MeLain of Beef POP es ee Fe mee te ep A ' it rs -aZzZ an iY’. r , , ee WW | ULid In ewitch to the twelfth was La , ‘ ; : ; 5 ; ngs ss ‘al . ' ALTO Mm” tallow { ' :, ome) a RE ’ in enfeties ‘ashineton hose wh desired Pa 1 the joint session and a + ,3¢ res : average, the | Chi it . rs and Louis H. Waid her of x: 2 ee sR Sod oe b : ; . pare jt ae! bs ti 3 Vy . if ‘ami ry? 2+ ; - vo, after President Myrick Pe ok +E iees rod } ae elt ea Kn wan eluded hig of th © Sans SS _— es oe 1¢ Minutes, | reach New York for the as ; 36C to be a candidate for re- % Be ee Sea oe e4 . bie: Be a ed, + Fs ss : ‘ . a a tae ; , zs , . “i , : —_ , a, - Me rhs . . Hae} : : 7 reTrur ere yes ‘ ’ i. -. aves e alr | 4901, years when Malcolm B. Whit-'! Jennie ‘ Valk q » re - - Seng! Ose seat Sia ) s.au sbyszko defeated John’ Fre- 1. a dhecsis wae, | L ein ee oresy trom tae el : , aria ; ' P ref ** ’ T C) » - T o r . 2 . 7 . , , . 7 le . ; tie: ’ . ; ‘ . Bat 2 | : : Peepers ac that Fie ch . vs ’ on ide NEW y RK re ) Old 4 : —_ ha . : \ =r roe ' t er had "man and William A. Larned were jin! : a, eae Little A i: , ; n vwelgl | chat dh bag steamer juin aetna s | ete : See elias” Main ened for or ear to pilot the team : mpoos with Cuticura Soap, the ascendency. ing | 2 ; | + | | ] good fico m2 i? d an 1} . ] ’ : | ] a | . ao ‘er I } € ’ : 3 ‘ + mK : : : vemre ePOD — me! ry .¥ ‘ . 7 eontract were not ceded by light touches of Cuticura | — _ Played on First Cup Teani. | “ant: Pave. 100 «3 Pe is a misplaced noi hat was on PNeeeee: TOOK te m i ahh ea Besister es ise asern! s , | vo | anchor | ive | *e8 nt, do much to cleanse the a With Ward and Whit ' D . ) thi } _ ‘ + ’ I" wes I , P ; + 2 , ' ly > i} ris fur P ’ eat. TYi17 31 ‘ ‘ . ] ' ; ‘ 1 rye (sf " “i . j +> “4 lal ; 1 ’ . 4) ‘ ° & : 7 - “ of dendruff, allay itching and i ete frat Get ceMsN, aV18 | Niece Suhenngieg ss ALKin, tee 7. oo. | : , 3 Ore ick to th in n Jan. 1 , ) third ht minut an | + Ppaehy | im 1 are already j worl | ita 2 nais in 1926, but 7 on, arrest falling bair and ee “ ~ ha ee NT the | Paii . cea al ; “hs ‘ ha , J . va Joh r che ‘olifa ' nds . . or } at ‘ ¢ , ’ , 98 hh, a i: \ hs irmhah! ! i| ‘ome — next . 4 ’ .] 4 +}, , LES my — ‘ sar = , | t @ : hy ' TION rer ‘vis ome nm ¢*e!] 7 bote a hair-growing condition. , Top y he donated, when in 1300 the | ward ns f furlong | ' b Ora? : ' thumy ina 15-round bou 1 Ma | w pi 2 wet ' a am 4 ee o i 1 i Tes han . s tii Each Pree Mail Ade Oxuticura Lab- > American team won three matches AT) Pa ' ’ , ; e | : : ve , pee ee on : , | as Rad a lhell a Tee : a ~~ low} - methine 4) ; . , He is through Deye 86¥, Malden 48. Saws "Bold ry. | Mf mom the British Isles. the only chal-|?. , ; ) Me . 14 : ee Ne Hs ee szko . niand outfield “hy irlrnes . es sala Fa _ ee Soap ic. Ointment B and bee. Taicum Be. - Jenger ee Was i ae * Pps ss ” 8 Ballot [ Blonde ‘; ; , aa Nae , ; - : 8 ee Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. ~ ya The cup ¥ =~ not Played fo: , ts 3 a orate : oxer t ill turne is rnineg C it] an oa 1 SPM | 4' ~~ 7} . — iT I ‘Ie 2 ars ald lle began 1m 1901, but in 1902 the American nan, | n . r , Freer gay saith 7 sit] uch ; ging Aisere s in p aration for their world’s on § " 7 * Peatesd | tO Dias 1205 neville. and th: rue ~ 5 clearance Ey lettin neal. - Peon a vteam of Davis, Larned and Whitman | FOURT RACE cia ay Robert "Sata ] nd gn0d.commoa! nee th: ' impionship clas in the Coliseun eagu ‘rship and proba! hye at ach must be x ars he was with Dalles won three out of five matches from $6 a0 $4 80 a $:° _ y > : : rs . rf * : es . =F hy . nay th , hy | i] : Fe xT Thursday ‘ yvening he th : man for | ‘ tiie 4 as |L_earue Hie then at- the. British Isles, represented by the ey Yerratt), $9.10 $6.80, secor ve Mutt tle 141; “1 tin men will arrive in St. Louis some- was beat- | scted the attention of John Me- a ¥ iMod * 1i)s rs $3. thir a sd o ' ' ok Rage 7 : w, who after usin ir ‘ famous Doherty Brothers, Reginald 1 14 ) ‘ary ] - f \\ al ys ¥ ] *} , . time Sunday burde ith }} illins, Smallwood . oun rt j - nine n = en In and Hugh and Dr. Je 11 >; hee pala : a . 2 “ Ptr , te , bast St : gas ones , : ss The Neek! elvee as its own | iieid understudy developed him inte Bn, r. Joshua Pim. le! . eaten McGraw = an Schauer. Aitnough Sn Prien” 01 a study of Yale foot-;4 star. ' , . , pennant Wili } Ci. tis Rey j | nye be obtained to hand! tha and M« ‘ ‘ } , . 1 y , — , . +... 7 . l an mane oe on of a hard and fast agreement to . tere: «oC Jefferson Park Results Fourth race, $1000. ‘“Ronnabel Handi | get his nose shoved around a little| PRESS CORRESPONDENT Phillips is the property of Washing-| pail. “a name to conjure with up till | —— Oa e -p.\ aa TT A... and — . — a em 11 en 0 furt} ‘ at} rksome to hit ton, it is likely that he will be } a ” dis a lac fs ‘inn | recently was named an Ba i PIRST RAC S700 2-year . 7 Mim... [OX Aunt Ma} an did want to return , | ne EXPLAINS HOW COBB Minn fenton aaare next ea system mn th seal a { coe OHIO TEAM DEFEATS Member of the American Olym pi “9 Tee som setae teed | ol) Fro Piers + | whi ‘ multi WAS GIVEN A HIT | lollingsworth, who finished the sea-| there ras | . ul ri “tactic; TEXAS HIGH ELEVEN ar emamalttiee. | eke 20 ee ek ee ry Pifth or: 00 aiming, 3-yea ng 10 times over wi Bill doing y the Associated Press ison with the locals, will go bark to} "Cm ** oe 0% | FORT WORTH, Tex., Dec. 6, * ——— —___—_— ities © Shenae enéerbureg. Sian tere: | x furlong Ul ha ing around ‘n NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Frederick | Pittsburg, and it is doubtful waethe; sia tate | wrteele Hi of Dayton, O., won a thriti ! Onsolation & soni aie aie iit} aielit ) i Silk robe and smoki, | stogies ‘ ational president of the B -| Yingling and McColl will be on hand. ! neg football game from Cleburne, Hi | THREE PURSES OFFERED a ee ca gee ee Diana W: | cy wip iene 8 yr oa dritandl “pimartation ala oa ngling and McColl will be on hand. | CANADIAN BOKER WINS kt: Cleburne. pestardes, && be Sane FOR CARPENTIER-SIKI +s ar tat ie : ye ee 0 ' 107 | - ani" " I ; el les ntin : ditdeg tes ABR - a ' pes Ty baseman, 1 1 Washingfon Ame) | FROM PATSY WALLACE | deicwe al first intersectional scholastic + piv } ore a ‘ . : . ven BOUT TO ‘STOP DISPUTE? |8.222°015 0 Me net ee eae AE he ? Sutchieo 3) was to earn money, and when it) Cobb with a doubtful hit in an As-| i 1. wil) mean that Bluege, who| ed) BOUT TO ST a Fee sae ist Tynan | ae i : ‘2 | came easy through other channels, |, formal statement today that “the|came from the Senators, will hold] TORONTO, Ontario. Dec. 9.—Bobby | individual star, Mis playing netting ae ae ai dates fee t = - = ‘ x = ‘lane 4 thi | "T ‘ e point of retiring. American League had |: authority | down that position Defate is almost Eber of Hamilton, tonight defeated two touchdowns, the winning Wace Purses for a fight between “Battling” RES pet aa ’ ~ . ny dain ae an ae # *Osarite I ,eing Ind dog against Den} of the assured of either second base or] Patsy Wallace of Philadelohia, in a/| ment kick on try for extra point and Siki and Georges Carpentier have | Trojan 106 (Corcora 0-3-5, 1-4, firs Sixth race, $70 —rnng, sya ‘in th arden one time earno1 vs rork-1) , aceball gamneishertatop and Jourdan will guand| sess) Se weieat tuniieeaiat? Gee ben ite s, ng denotes allireata ustt y 109 L ne) . ren.@ 1-3 eeCKT an uy mile and . . on on o- ane i]] Leo got a pari llaved ny Be lo, 922, in pref- ming ee tial sack It is announced. | ™@0'4" hbantamweight ‘Namtionsnip Curtis Potndexter, Cleburne half. & purse of 300.000 ios Se” wets A ttorn Muir a! ec oneal ies i] ne 4 : aS ease r, 5 OMS re o the offictals ee ee a “s ie se mine: | Here last sight. was the outstanding player for the respectively from a Meusnatios aa i itentiGe a api M ne aay am’ etn - " “er woe of was credited with -the dis. rain vtains a ny aa 2 eat Ae 2 dot | "The pehant and a firm in Paris dealing | .. FOUR? ACE, La Fourche Handicap, | *Our Birthdas 11 icy Kate oe pings he nen they tried to puted hit, thereby gaining an average | Shortstop, and Bob Fisher, second) nounds ‘t's "minutes of play when Bueh= oo righ = 3 ; ome sure Hand A oe 4 ‘ ae ae and Jack, Leo’s price of more than .400 for thethird time, | baseman, will not be with the lo Johnny Ertte Tnited $5 iast 9 minutes of play when Bueh- deposited a check ag forfeit with the ; 1 aay © aah eel Meee arg ? ‘Ting-a-lin 1}: ; 1] » something like $50,000. asa fa decision by Ban John- i cals next year, and new material to| tamweight, wired a challong isk heh soo ts a at winner of the bout ciding point. ' from the National Boxing Ring. ih e Asmoctat eas (apt. Buchanan of Steele was the T ffi al Y'é _— ‘as ‘ Fann; , { : have ¢ hanged, and Willis R07) president of the Ameridgan fillin will. be necessary ~- . ; ¥ - Bt | turted oe ae é =k a - , 4 4 " , . , — San m ° . ‘offe — nee are expected to be | SpRAIT A i ee” ates : : stablisn himpent rhat's wh) onl ngayg ae ome used ‘| Washington and the probability tha . ‘ , . : {) . le {) 1icla 7 1 with Floyd Joansn, | preference scor GHARRIT Y’S ILLNESS A of the chief reasons for the . 7 : 2a TY avy Incenher he 7. Hew}. me “2 /Smant in making his proposition. ere of the Washington team to9| ) Dave Ros berg, the much ta Ked- 1 Mr. Lieb, making clear the circuc- | dens {t is believed, e negro pugilist declared before | make a better showing in the Amer-j| Ruth Venie neigh — 19 of middleweight of Brooklyn, did not | stance: ' it, “was due to the Walter Mayer again will do the ig atcepted he must receive his share | ican League last season was the fall- | Ljeut e 3) show at the boxing commissicn | that it was a rainy afternoon | ior portion of the receiving. x @ 624,000 francs receipts of the ure of Catcher Eddie Gharrity to| murray -2 ) *” offices yesterday. and the question | an + Kieran, the officiad Sat of Sept 24, when h k . RATH Cen RN a ¢ } — . tates ‘t that he was | scorer, had left the press box. for the out Carp 4 on nocked | lay his usual brilliant game An} “ ai ind ae Of Mis a sSlatemen nat ne Was | } 7 ! by m4 entier. | p ay is ‘ Tat Y ieee .} Coa if I¢ ‘ ‘ ] ' ; ‘ 4 ,7 rrecr . pT > o awr » 4 ’ 3 | all —n* a damaged hand was not threshel out by me suld have agreed with the spring camp. f e ‘a lame arm summer, which mat-| 20) 108 Pierrot L116]. ic | herrea ee © WILL BE FORCED TO i uratiy affected his play in other de) Vanni im | en ee ee ain we oe = ee - — snte axide fror mere st. Third race—Three-year-o'ce ana 2% Ov IU SiS edintles eee r CHANGE HIS SYSTEM | _—— uf ie i i ime ~~ Ors - * ae en ‘ . foriong Mickev Walk er and Phil K rue wv il] ference f opi between the two ANNUAL REPORT OF i . CeNniliv , if rwen “a! »)) r wm © 1f°4 verelign ‘ : , , - ¢ wie ©? 10) mh Br the | ing. Re cen \ j i / > ra , 3A Bp airtel : ' meet in Newark on Tec 18 That serorers the official uu d nor omg 1 PA SSING OF CUTSHAW so much ihe Associated Prens 3 ee ee : | | d not | . Ee LADELPHIA Dec. 9.—W eration for his tonSils which the doc- ' om 3} Rudd - Imnitealy ~ neterdav aftpr | Official decision should have whe A, c. 9.—William | is minate the neuritis ete, ‘ane ) 117| was definitely settled yesterday after) 7, | rule this Méen I, national tennis champion, | t°Fs claim will eliminate the neuritis Refrain } Mallowmot seed a long argument over the weight. | #° pted ed IS MAKING THE ROUNDS lared yesterday , Ld store the arm to. old-time! —— : y he would con- | 4 res — Krug is a middle weight and the ) ) srug 18 a at En KANSAS AGGIES ADD py get into the} form. ren See ee ONro7 | welterweight champion was insistent e E ms eo. ? ‘ far +} a i : . . i m si i . , : ema bet- ; time his iiepacts bine a em | NNEY AND GIBBONS «heen eg “aT 104 The Boy _ 110 that Krug make 1% . pounds en GOLF TO REGULAR LIST _to Pittsburg for Burleigh Grimes, Al a Merry Wy me first joint of the middle finger TU Eastvies i finally agreed to do it OF ATHLETIC EVENTS Mamaux and “Chuck” Ward, in a his Playing hand, the champion MAY MEET ON DEC, 29 “ifth race : Ages, t nar de t momen dime - ae NHATTAN. Kan —— The 1918. each winter has brought forth were never . tigen cane’ about the future. fone Tunney , 10 Gave aol Tn maa” + Ru ao oe aoe a WINNERS OF MUNICIPAL P- A He = a = nA to ~ eam ‘the announcement that the ancient | ‘ — oon 7) sail : : . = ‘ Vition Oo ii ) j Lif Ui ifh Promising players recommended Gavvy Cravath, who left the dia- Ever since Brooklyn traded George Cutshaw along with “Casey” Stengel den ’ ’ , 1 ‘ . ; said it would be necessary 104 Sea Prince at the but capable second baseman wouid scored a ‘sensation: knockout tikes ah c-ollegwiate ithletic events th score : Sixth ce—Three-year-olds and u ( rt CHAMPIONSHIPS RECEIVE OS tS : a aabiaatiniia Collewe drift out of the n ajors. It nearly | im to bui 3 ild u - . f , ih aul , rtem of play hie hte entire], neW itory in New York over Charlie We | I gn Kansas State | lat) many of his ert. the clever Newark heavywelgnt, | ike Ruf! 104 *Fruer MEDALS AND TROPHIES has been announced by M. F. Ahearn, happened last spring when the Pi 3 Plays would pb os + e lost to him. ; +] ache , r i ’ if ** tor W ho W i ' Oat h the . a rT"; as =] ¥ > ; ‘ | a ad be greatly undermined (the Detroit Tigers bought his release —— ; re ne , after all other clubs had waived on title. Greb’s wife is so i] that the) Jap Muma f7 Sporting Chance > : 1 intercollegiate sport in the Missouri after al : , ie entertainment and dance at the Grant mt a short time, | him Manager Cobb intended to use ; ES «ce Donat Se Titan JN P ER TO PRINT Boxing Board says he wont have to i 1 LOO Wwimenae eek wal Avenue Community Center, last night. Valley conference but . h ¢ ) fight on that date, so Tex Rickard | jiieg pixie ..103 Hatrack . The Hezel Milling Co. tem was but it has gained a firm foothold Cutshaw as a coach for young In s : ] “ a Lidl . ; . a LESS AS : ar ” : : ~ - Md . , . ¢. | " , ais (oi . : ’ .¥ * ae © ‘* , » Dy the B EBALL NEWS |. trying to obtain Gibbons Pa aaietece niles ahal presented with the baseball cham- Five of the conference schools, Drake, | fielders, but when “Pep” Young's gen P . ’ P Apprent + owance claimed . : tie , — Bost: een — I ee PeTeeR ey ee fa or . Saas ‘pionship trophy for senior competi- Nebraska, Grinnell, Oklahoma and iarm refused to behave and Detroit , N > ’ Gq ms ; 7. fo ine ? hy Tie a 2 os / isti ’> - . . ‘ . a : ‘ — . he ; a. s : . will A Dec. — gS and less great dé al Since he oP a a 5 i : ‘ . tion and the Perpetua! Helps re- Kansas, aey ? tea ne Tn Th “atic had to let Young gO to the Athletics fs e ? . "hea he inert ast : : ; ' ’ »] r) ! ction with the con workers In i ball in oe to professional | Greb. When 1 mer Peal. tiatiadl BIKE RIDERS BEHIND ceived the junior award ment held i onne _, and the youngsters who were to play e Oston Herald unless | rme the bout went the limit an i , andl ance track meet at 4 "ence .ast a : . 7 . Pe : iless summer tft Ir tennis Karl Karmann was feren L a af j j | 1 vs yelle 4 , ai gue is ad ' , ¢ha . — ‘ l nmnik, \ Lan } me ‘ secona aiied, Vrus Was. COT peiir : & 4 ec} ,Y - | . " ‘a 5 LOT ka fit tié ring . i j ¢ , y Ow ~ ate i Mis > rs ill their ew 3 ded in provement ini although the ma) . RECORD A 123RD HOUR ‘crowned mens singles champion, spring owe expected to use Cutshaw on Performance sare Le ] i r in Tl 6a ** e of the two big|siders thought Tunney deserved th : ) ;,souri and Washington are . . Zk isiders thoue ~~ the Aesoctated Pregs armman an arnes, the Goubles; sour! rh ‘ :; : Kamman and Rarn vies send foursomes to the 1923 con-| Despite all this, the report is that a .] ; ousands ‘ * eetein, “age : + ey coat miei unofficial ce x Nee bie aaaat Saas NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Kopsky and) champions; Etta Roever, the women s | To rnex Cutshaw will not be a regular in itn reo 2" Stitorial signed | not large. In the recent bout Wein’) azrini lost a lap in a wild Jam early | singles champion, and Etta Roever|ference tourne: regenera 5 a Is in the Axton-Fisher art of bal- tman, sports editor of }ert was virtually knocked out In three jtoday when the Brocco-Coburn com- | and Millicent Endicott the doubles | ee: 1923; in fact, he may be canned. So | ancing the fine, mellow old Ken- “Me He hi saa . 1) save: : i : fald, which appears in that) rounds, for although the bell saved’) ination attempted to distance Goul- champions Police Revolver Scores. goes the world of baseball. % : today i “— — ™ ’ i 7 . ' : . »f he third he should } ; . . . ’ , . . om, | i an ; (him at the end 0 th let and Belloni, with whom they were Eddie Held was decorated as xolf a% is Pledged to keep away as/for the fourth eprinted around madly for 10 min-! the Horseshoe Pitchers League &s po | 5 | : -avolver Club at the 20-vard range | : Dossibie from the tiresome utes. Aside from the loss of a lap by | trophy, while for rowing, the Central sarge papa oy - William J.| AMES, Ia. Dec. 9.—Ira Toung of} taste that brings you back lor another pack. 4 I laa Setting of the | Wednesday evening lec =,” : policies of base- | ELMONT the Kopsky-Agzzini pair there were no | doubles crew and the St. Louls Row- }| °" een . | Jefferson, la., was elected captain of | Wea " . . . 7 De 4 i - q | : ; ile ranrting that “the forced and | DISTANCE FOR B ‘changes in the relative position of!ing Club crews in fours, barges and_| P- Rich eee ee = pe Pate senting iy. the 1923 Iowa State football team A rtomFisher Tobacco Company, [ncorporeted, Manufactwrert, Lowtryila, rtificia) yarns about what FUTURITY IS INCREASED the riders. The two leading pairs/eights, were awarded appropriate | P Steauble 79. Dr. Muen ‘ani, | here yesterday. a. © ‘@ague magnates will do at! 7 ‘ irr s lon ¢> wo Full “ Boh ¢ ri mn 2149 mi aps at ‘ William F. Linne . 6, ©. business mec NEw TORK, Dec, 1—To Sromote;mad rinven 210) miler ane Oe at | medals. graf 72, F. W. Greene 70%, William mer| meetings do not have | rect In distance racing, | the I- id hour this morning. The rec- | J. R. Batchelor. president of the | gra: rye r rug 68 2-3 ANCE TON GHT , ; rreater intere chabert ; : vi pa ‘ighert , he ir cr Fr OS «-@ Dp t as Eport fodde prea x ; , Rat ing A 20% iation ord Tor this hour is 2412 ae les and ] j Playground and Recreation Associa- Siebe P ‘ > a eit —_ ” | } =) e*uié }es ie ‘ , _ , = : : . ™ = és 'T* hh o ser i? ROTTS * r if ‘ > ———_-o—_____ ' _ 2 atilap. made in 1914 by Lawson and/tion’ of America. a New York City; The Torlom erettiines rime 7S. Rot BEAB THE FAMOUS iliian & io LOD : : “thhor in th 106 Advance > .) Hox Tom Gibbo 1s. iT) Lil€ 4 . is likely t o : ; ' “he irat 106 Qld Sinner . Medals and trophies were awarded Garden on De: 29—the date he was a ‘ ; 3 ah | - Harry Greb for: the venth race—Three-year-olds and hamptionship winners of the Mu- agrinsned ee Seca sisal scheduled to box aT? 5 Feast claiming. $700, one mile and a sixteenth a nicipal Athletic Association at an Golf has been recogniz t a en. ual @ Pa 2 hat the futurity ; ' tlie pall Sireean a oo gal ps ie Ph it one of j land (Pacific Coast League team) toj| director of recreation, made the LESSONS #5. ficu: : , Fc /go with * event, ens , - He © rics , ita Falls clubs of « ee a rf nost attractive purses in its his- the Columbus club of the American’ awards. el . exas | ‘he ee“ ‘ Association. A capacity crowd attended. test here Dec. Lelivelt is a Chicagoan. tory. nn Sstern League, tonight an- | The first race at the new distance | Bs | ? GO, Dec. %9.—Pa! Moore, | | Jan. 3. CHICAGO, f000 will | Nationals, has been sold by the Port-| tion speeches and Rodowe Abeken. | Memphis hantamweight. last night | : | was matched to meet Bud Tayior of Terre Haute, Ind., in a 10-round con- | °° Isa (Ok.) club of | longs. the Associated Press. it the best he had observed anywhere ————— ° me < ? O forl » POMEREE Ss . wale
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i Ay oe ek “9 hake tai eiyadet * Vga ot PR rane, + lad RE eng Spero, OE ME SRF A NA ig in SEE ae ies wv ni MAW sy, HR p00.» ST-LOUIS POST. -DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING. LP rere, Te ert nee eee ee . - ¥ DECEMBER 9 1922. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH Bond Section Quiet but rr ee ee CATTLE © ee | NEW YOR Spe “Sa j To j [7 2¢ Poe NEW YOR K, 463 Ac Shares. ‘Olion ing With the high. *s Salea High Low INDUSTRIALS. 4 4) 63 7 43 C a Firm—F oreign Exchange Market No Very Active— Car Loadings. By leased Wire From Rurean of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, ne. ic The Post in it le) 4 i¥ew “The ther-e, atute p: lines of Stock POrarily ar Charges were z s = *~s aréd to be ~ Exchange Market Qniet. “Poreign exehs URUSUally quiet. of a fairly bris weeian Currency, PSints to 19 a8 POints and Previous cc} cents. “Commodity Markets showed ar improved tone Cotton comtinued ¢ reflect a renewal of trade commission heuse buying. Wheat improved Part. iy ‘on the Bood effect of Presiden: liarding’s Message on farm credits (Orn was alen in demand at advance eer the Previous close ” « “Thme weekly Statement ‘Rearing House showed an i® surplus of $30 S18.600 tha tota! sanding at $23,146,410 Loans and discounts decreased by over $25 O00 000 and there Was also a lose in de- mand deposits amounting to $56.562.. eae. Except for & smal? decrease im time deposits Other items, includ- img reserves ana circulation. made increases during the week. Qreecn of the increase | F oreign Exchange the Tas ~Dismateh YORK, Dec. 9.—Following is te- foreign exchange GUotatiang: 'PEAN RATES STERLING par $4 SO% per sovereign }\— Demand $4 7; Cables, $4 OT: ox Inimer- en: OO glaya, $4.53 wemnercial, 90 dave 22 FRANCE ‘Per 19. 3c per franc} nar) i, ri U7 a (4dies, 7 UBe Seecial to NEW vay"s list of EUR 19 Be . - a - ,o” . 890 I ~s (par 0 3. Demand. 0014 i... - GREBDCE ‘par 19 Se Demand. 1.18c. SWEDEN VUlS 4g Crachn a — 15. 53¢ Cables, 15 Sac ‘par $1 Os Per eecudo)}. \ es 4 " hand. a -“V.3c per HUNGARY (rewn 20. Se per Crown). mark) Xv 19 3c per jeu) — ‘Sc. ‘par 20 3. Der . RASTERN ‘par 48 &. &. 7c pa GO-SLAVIA mand, Sy PAR YOROoR.« MA Y (na? 103.425 Pees é nad, 84 SO. 3 . RILE mare, 2828 *verage. per Paper peso). ‘A (cents Per Canad: L ee 99.96" a ED The teliowing is a nd th Sk , $5 iM iy SN ‘SEX -END QUOTATIONS a , Kit ic} ~ - | OMPanias $3. 146.410 the New York an. oe 4A SAY _ =) yr a, «wt uy a | ted ' ‘(vu 4 4 “—-, mA 0S Ce ht 86 On oe ‘le 4 gr , "Secia? to the Post-Dispatch BOSTON. Dec 9 —F ' ghest, ‘OWest an the most active st Cks ~~” debits ta Si? 200 0 Dee. 9 —Prices wera stency ch —* ©®ntimes Five Der cen . be @ellar was Voted ar 14 as Dee, 9 —Rar ery iN Der cen ~ M . three month» Silla, 2 918 = actua! met. imaring House banks let 4onm for the x shows thar they © ja erCexs Pe: his if an Mcrease in _IL_ NEW York BONDS NEW YORK CURB UGHT; MARI =~ Py y - pe an Poe i ‘SPatch N as | YR K Ya New Yori tock gE. Marka ales a ee STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. £¢ “ws Ag x i : a ae, = : — s “\ GOVERNMENT BON) 56 “lL 34s (2 -47.100 100 ~ ~a ¢« METALS AND EQUIPUE + RATLROADS Ch toc] 6 ~~, JOY S24 reg, ; POREIGN BONDs . e Fe - ] . , NTS, ELLANEOUS * ini INDUs- TRIAL BOND coe . ~ . Mes 45 > be STANDARD OLLS e-§ C2~ dr @, Fs o £ pe | le | PPR OB 7, 7 w an & wey , 850. being g42 ere. hear: (2an St. Lonis Cash Grain “alee ver = © at the « : i+ . 2A ? ae 4 o 4 big % ny yc 54s te - Wal weer. In 82eition a OTe toda ‘THe al ag bors here azo 000 5. Omitted cept ‘) and gales of bonds are Sai 2— STOCKS High. Low. ee a. ——- ati i. 15 oe eo wine ‘ed ae ._ @& ‘RC - e -£ nd ead’ at Future Grain Prices ST LOUTs MERCHANTS. , cloming Market, and « KRanaa,g City ang officia aw or? . ae 4s 2a "Na ee FIRM UNDERTONE IS SHOWN WHEAT AT CHicago PTO DORart MA teria Jn? or The ady Tain ribs R , pROOM AI RN Sere Soe . CRoice, 34°70 [AL STOCK MATION § —Secsipts today estin mives, 1200: bogs, 550) gat mules, 300. CaTTLe— The wg re f commor no! che wan os » cows cashed at $2. or kinds bring BY @ Specia) Co Post. NEW YORK 2 mixture of f; directions and . ers, resulting heavy ruus this weei. said, thaz the ocmsntr cold Beart a before a x } ws Stare. s | a ’ dé ad PF ment of Active s ~— Are ’« $3.25- veal calves SHEE —FReceipts Week ago Fat a : yearting wethers 7. 23e he cv ; Govern ment issues foeder January Among ony Were Le ee ae Great Northern 7s & a. | pited Sta: t Steel 4nd Illinois Steel ge, lecreane iais. Buffale. Unfilled Stee} Orders 2K. Tf 9 —I n@ ed «o DO ration > Was 62 a: oe Totaled € 902 >; S*neéral 5s ales of ee h were up . the income fs 4 . “ie » & ' oy re ty 7) ’ - ae : . tleopes to ‘23 showed cts 7 ‘ Medium Size Kingdom of the pe h were dealt in on the eXtre Mates Card 12 Large Size Cards the time Friday, POInt today. @ ths ee ; | E& XCHANGE, cf and Dre F'eans commerce 2 in Lima carried it babe of the ground lest nouncemen+t Perlor (5 dividends the 4j Situatio® in Was such ‘h-+ & ’ S could be expected £ “e Copper and Zine was i nine en heavy and got Boove actions. s The November Payroll of. 7S for Youngstown, 0. : largest monthly @ year. whether to ft > ‘2 stock from § ) °o9 $59. 600 ana ind isswasee ‘ scared 909.000 ang now ea $1.825 a0¢ 949 sane Rome Ce Increased its 900 to $10 900 50°. steckheia, te ef busines: en W
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Wall Street ; : Sh 0 s and Comment PECIAL DAILy “_. a Special Correspon Post-Dispatch. y YORK, Dec. 9—— mM | re of fresh 4 Pipe. ons and pront-taking in sulting in @ mixed 5e anges, with no great age either way. Prices at the opening, but fe}; ie a t releres last hour of ; cou not be gai atters cut much arith Fee: ing exchange £01ld Bain today and the cont anges were steady. lish Government bon ged. ne advance during the stock market ¢ Fe the motor ghar and sugars. Along: with ot went the rubber and tine The sugar stocks reachal hest prices they have toumman t three months. ” stocks made gome announcement after ness On Friday that wr ohad returned to t, and Nationa! Lead con its rise. Railway shares did the market, neither did the The usual week-end realiz. es coming in the last hour ¥Y most of the earl, &ains in Btors and the equipment above inent. the q he lead. response the Close Butte and the divie Market closed with varying anges on the dav. United Steel common was rather foNowing publication of the y tonnage statement showing ase Of 62,045 tons during No- The Bond Market. agth in Libertys was the fea- the bond market during the ys’ trading today. The first ad the third 4%s5 Fot up to high quotations for some overnment issues have been @dvancing all the week, but pyement today was more no- B Generally speaking other ade securities were firm to It of course, time for uch development yrreceding a ed January reinvestment de- Among the to show Oday were L. & N., unified Great Northern 7s of the as and Illinois Steel 4k%s_ of pustriais. Kuffalo, Rochester ttsburg general 5s also gained point. Among speculative the features were further PSs in obligations of the l and a recovery in those of Louis & San Francisco. All . Paul bonds were again of- in heavy volume with conse- losses in price. The recovery St. Louis-San Francisco it- fas most marked in the ad- nt 6s which were up over two is, issues the but the income 6s also sharply. Chicago Railways anced a point on very small ion. Both the French &s and mech 734s showed fractional es. Kingdom of the Serbs 5s, were dealt in on the exchanges first time Friday, advanced han a point today. Chinese os ip more a point. weekly statement of the r banks of the Federal System did throw on the investment market. was a total tmcrease in loans ting to $29,000,000, but of mount only $4,000,000 were ercial paper. Investments 4 $14,009,000. In this classi- most of the changes were holdings of United States se- than 784 Re- not mucn jli- - al - NOTES. strength in Lima Locomo- hich carried it batk over 4 part of the ground lost in thé decline. was due to rumors nerger. While there has been officjal regarding any com- bn the street is said to be tak- report rather seriously. of the zinc stocks were strong- ay following the overnight. an- ement by the Butte and Su- Co. of the ‘resumption of nds. The statement made with fividend deciaration by the and Superior directors said e 50-cent dividend had been out of earnings for the year at the situation in the zine was such ‘arrer pay- sa be expected next years Copper and Zinc was active ot above nine on heavy trams- November payroll of $5,78%.- r Youngstown, O., industries largest monthly disbursement @ar. In 11 months Younes. lisbursements were 48.000,00°. Brooklyn Edison wil! vols 2 on whether to authorize &" se in stock from $30,000,000 000,000 and issuance of & dividend. nin the past few months brok- mans soared close to $2,000. 0 and now are approximately 000,000. Rome Copper Brass Co. hes ped it= canital from $5,000.- |} $10,000,004. mnitinett i neeeninen nMand rood, Quote th. tare ver hide on wet @t Salted. r ee 2 3 rer buying in gon 4 tg x | man, 3200-50 s ximated 1 receipts appro aces - s. 4 he Sede dre hire, . Be ulle, salted... % leas. $5; - hd No. 2, $4: give and P ps, 10c—glue and culls half price. - - at $7.508@ per barrel. a 133rd Dividend regular quarterly 4ividend and twenty-five cents paid on Monday, January tholders of record at the on Wednesday, Decem H BLAIR-SMITH. vel *: 1 an Telephone & Telegraph 60. 4 7 gg came RECEIPTS Oggi; MARKET UNCHANGED | Ey Le or a4 fy yy e > French - 2 ds were. ment of Agriculture).— Hogs: = os i choice fed with show cattle, $13.65: | ‘eae beef cows and he'fers sieady +, » ¥ the 4S arted out early toua) he a from St. Louis but . . Most ‘Movements of the a. the.4 F | SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1922. The Lullouid by Approximate: ¥ 40,000. City Circulation of -the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star andthe Times ee gaTIONaL STOCKYARDs, Iil., ” today estimated Cattle 300. The hight common ay ehich was steady to strong. offered butcher stock. (“an kinds bring!us $. Ot). “ec ipts Were about -end session, niaking y for the week tot the heaviest runs ‘ compares with 70.0000) week and 79,000 the correspo! ag°- Other western ! runs this week, Indicaung it we country is shipping hoes ti feed bill sets rxhets the e cold weather ? glow at $8.40. r nda moved largely aruut pigs little changed at $7 gows steady to atrong at $7.25 and stags moved eeP—W ith nothing of e! y tn market Was natural) we 90-2504 500 higher tha: Hoth sheep and jast week on ar atte! ‘ne i} in 4t $5.50 r gelling POGTILY - the orl * | . ¢ t ones; most § he cu decen largely S6 ae ot cl } tw and canner $la. se ULES—Fresh AND MI I ES : and markets unchange of both classes stead) slow and weak 500 head pe ioday svestock Elsewhere 9 (United States Depart- "500. , Dec. 10c higher: bulk -th. SOE Ib. butche rs, $*> 35 to $s 40) on 170 to 185-!b. averages; bulk sows, $7.50 to $s: pian $8.35; estimated bul - bulk sales, $8.15 $8.20 to $8.1) ri * ightweicht. peef heifers refiecting wp jong yearlings "> canners and cutters 0 40c off: weak to 150 lower; veal calves 50) to higher; stockers and feeders largely 25c week's bulk prices follow: Native teers, $8.40 to $10.50; western gras- 75 to $7.25: stockers and feeders, $7: beef cows and heifers, $3.75 . $2.65 te iw, Compared ago: lambs about stead: F wethers 25c lower: sheep sie: lv to Oh higher; advance mostiy on heavy kind 7 Jambs 35 to 50c higher: closing tor lambs $15.5( : bulk, at $11 ; heavy fat ewes, » lighter weights quotable up to Dec. YY. ; and eaegen 5500. sheep, 150; horses gives, ; hogs, VV } |} advance of 6 to 186 CONSISt- | ings were readily, at $2.30 Lo $2 HU largei), average } port of today's high, RENEWED STEADINESS SHOWN BY COTTON AT NEW YORK NEW YORK. Dec showed renewed ; |@arly trading. Fire 9.—The cotton market steadiness during today’s t ae were steady at an . % Puints on overn Uuy- InK orders The advance met noun beaten and scattered Southern selling, but the often taken 2 ~ a ing. With Wall street ers on the advance to ‘ and trade intersts bny- LE ag em ae =2.9ac for January and + Acs } “4 Or about 15 to 18 peints 7 reviews of the cotton lid not indicete any on ay Rage Yolume of business at ‘firet hi ' . z : © it iands. that retail trads 14d been stimulated er Weather and } ’ buying and fr the ' t 1 but said by cold- said that the bul!- yesterday's ginning fig- js i tO encourage to 25.03 for January. ignher, the market eased realizing, burt iZ to 20 ton—Spot the placing cr iff { iosed Points. quiet; eteaqdy i i net ar ces NEW YORK. | ‘ ‘ c. 9.—Cot oe... New Orleans Spot Cotton. " Q —S pot Sales ov the middling, middling, 26 St. Lonis Spot Cotton. cyt y \' S 1? } ] 7 } (tor as unchanged in St. Louis t r tintin York Cotton Seed Oil. Now 4 i 'e{ $3), The WwW YO 1) . Apri y. $10.15. Total sales ilaeisibcaliaiensipincitammamaeton eer eiiis.: Bs Chicago Provisions CHICAGO. Dec 9 —Following is a re : | low. close and previous Reniing quotations in the provision market: New Orleans Cotton | NEW ORLEANS, closed steady at Dec. 9 —Cotton net gains of 3 to 12 points -_—_ —_— Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | quotations. in lots of $1 work's top feeding lambs. $14 60; bulk de- — g@rble kind, $14 to $14.50. | it 6. day. 440.24 tens on Nov. This is a decrease of 62.045 tons over | Unfilled Steel Orders. NEW YORK. ted States Steel Corporation oe), it totaled Ort, 31, when orders totaled 6.902,28 E_7_™ was said to- | : -- Www mT Boston Wool Market. 4 > : +, h narket Liesgs Rese OT wound jie, 1 Asst. 17 Medium Size Cards, 40c; CHRISTMAS CARDS lar assortments of engraved Cards, selected designs, with © sentiments to carry your ef good cheer ang remem- . with envelopes te match. 210-212 NORTH 4th ST. BRANCH, 710 OLIVE ST. during the early trad- | 8 improvement in the | reportes | ee | B'ver futures 2 | Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. |feneral throughout \on the curb exchan of continued Loft evenin |New buy - a its appearance last ho bag Tr ie a Although prices in imost atone, off somewhat from their best, | _ stocks Closed higher on the day. Sender af common, which remained the active ‘but motors, &dvanced in the first hour, | a subsequent reaction. Goodyear pon held its gain of the previous , and Intere t « | tional!y. ontinental Rubber rose frac- today’s two-hour session for the m activity centering in ional Petroleum and Mammoth Oi! stock Simms ePt was an- Gemand and reached a new Was active and hij ;Other that was in high for the jice common ‘again weak. her. Fue) Lead and and England Independence were (inh Weeks —— “a } __ RACCOON. South Centra! "Nort h $4.00 $5.00 2.25 4.00 RU BO 2 25 1.00 35 4 50 . 7" 40 (S@2.00 200%2 90 Q ao 6 60 00 +4 SO) es es +s a ya 3 “ 70 + PAG 6 buttes ane tin le and seven cr “eigh? , ‘ y L@rT ace no nse €«st ‘The floridan The eminole Limited om : A life in the open and your favorite sport under ideal conditions. Only one night en route. Pullman passengers only. A new train leaving St. Louis every Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday at 4:04 p. m. Birmingham 5:45 a.m., Jacksonville, 8:50 p.m. Through sleepers to Jacksonville. Connecting en route with through sleepers to St. Peters- burg and effective January 2nd through sleep- ers to Miami. Observation, club and dining Cars. time, on-time, a satisfying service. half to Jacksonville. route with nah and Tampa an 81 to Miaml. For ve “olive 2032 and Miller, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent 1304 Central National Bank Bldg. 7th and Olive Sts, St. Louts, Me, ) . Louis daily 10:30 p. m. A aah i-steel train, Rakous for its Less than a day and a Arrives Jacksonville 7.45 a.m. Observation and drawing-room compartment sleeping cars, dining car and coaches to Jacksonville, connecting en through sleeping car to Savan- d effective December A fast 9.—Higher prices were ara, the | Standard Ofls and independents were higher | presen ré it. Cities Serv-/'t re Ohtlo d ith ae were the leaders in the mining group, | 4 © satter reaching 60 for the first time “St. Louis Fur Market | $6.00 | ' found | shipments of grain in bushels | Ree. Ship | |} and une . gales, | 3.48: May, | May. 91% ' | @ividend of $1.75 | Orleans, 4.8, rise .8, PRICES GENERALLY HIGHER ON [ Butter, Eggs and Poultry |. er See A) EGOS! x3 cate | lowing prices to farmers and country ship- | pers for round lots of the various articles | (small orders arm usually quoted higher). EGGS—Fresh country candied, 43@46c; | | Cases returned, lc leas BUTTER—Creamery, extras, 56c: stand- 48c; firsts. 37c; seconds, %3@J5c; | packing stock, 25c. | CHrESt-—Per sound: Northern twins a: | | 25c: singles at 27%c: longhorns at 28%4c: | $aisies at 27 %ac: A. at 26c; brick, | | 26¢ | PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Live pigeons, | $1 per dozen; common live squabs at $1 per | dozen; dressed squabs, 65c per l1b.; small | land dark at 50c per pound LIVE POULTRY—Fowls, 4 over, 19 4c light fowls, 13.%4c: broilers, or TA +, , se | ,(‘igis measure. barrele Produce Elsewhere esi Cash Grain Prices ' | ' \i ,! " | New York Sugar. YORK Dec 9.—The “wae firmer ? Ay and new crops were high of 10.000 bags of Cub: half January freight. equal alizing Doints January showed the Closing December 3 99. March 3.68- Juiv 3.70 market } uncnange Refined futures ¥ Tone Vv AS ate ady with at 7.05 and Jun Bugger fut 13 refined sugar was ‘quiet i Fine granulated 7.10@7.20 less active, but the tions of March al ior are +. ‘ 3.58; New York Coffee. NEW YORK, Dec. 98— Coffee lic: futures gteady: December, ———_ Fiour and Meal. WHRAT FLOUR—Jute basis. to ‘ clears at 75 to $4- hard straights, t $5.40 $A 40: r mill {n cotton: e meal, $4..30. uotes corn mea! —_—-—_ - @—_—- - 4 Montgomery, Ward & Co. Dividend. By the Associated Presa. CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—A quarterly or 1% per cent’ per share, payable Jan. 1, 1923, to preferred stockholders of record, Dec. 21, was announced today by) Montgomery, Ward & Co. The ac-| tion was taken at a board of direc- tors meeting yesterday. Stock trans- | fer books, the announcement stated, will not be closed for the purpose) of paying the dividend. | Pittsburg, 9.1, fall .7; Cincinnati, 17.2, rise 2.5; Louisville, 9.4, fall .4; St. Louis, 4.2, rise .7; Cairo, 11.4, rise .6; Vicksburg, 6.2, fall .1; New Stages of the Rivers. | | | ) Propelled by one or both feet on level stretches, a dandy coaster on the grades, ride either sitting or standing. Saddlekick construction includes an under- slung platform, reinforced with strgng metal frame; rubber-tired 10-inch disc wheels, roller bear- ing; a saddle that is adjustable to four heights; polished hardwood steering handle. The SADDLEKICK} A Great New Fun Maker for Boys and Girls GET ONE FREE i & HE POST-DISPATCH offers you a Sadd lekick in payment for a little spare-time serve ice. 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This makes necessary . y get re- — “ye = woh Da ae rr ” —— NAME. Ph Raeeeen, . tev ee, SERB) aks, ) SERRE EE ESE ) within the district bounde —_—— : ON THE NORTH BY CASS AV. AGE... aie snis eT tne eTT owed oa8 Cosas + Sarees Tree temas | ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU AV. , ON THE WEST BY GRAND AV. ON THE EAST BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, ADDRESS. Pen a PLE At ee ee ill ti i i i ee ! eer cectings rt" Me Se see ut ail i Ai at i . , 7-*«~ * a ~ ne "™ ~ 0 Ai eee or Rag e ae GT — on Sim ow ee ee a » —-'? pI -~ - OPN AG O88 OR EMO IS 5 OO OR Cy INE Ny AN am w : ”* r r a°y an _— ” ed “a. i - 2 tee Kulp ” ° - - - ” 2 RON a EE ANI TS eR: A AAS: RAE Bi, ee eee en ee Ee eee te ee ie ee ee ed Oe Ses sapien eet allinanealia ip tity itiindne igs iti tiie eee nett Aine alinall ins, nse ‘iin 05 iano. pt ee lt aes agro Ade ty te fh abe > ir de elated ee ee ce sae ee ea a “Bie + tp Pee re ee eens ante cnn ttle net > ds! haem tay na: ns * +h a ~ a 4 - io . .— a q -
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Ce ee et Pon ore -— oe Aa tal nee combined. = > WANTED— MEN, BOYS isos ee ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT—More Help Wanted Ads than all of the other local newspapers com POST-DISPATCH. ——— - | SITUATIONS —WOMEN, ¥. GIRLS HELP WA -Sit. by country ri to ¢ - TOUNG MAN “MASKED MEN IN AUTO ROB DEATHS = = ELP WT? —WOMEE Qube. 7 in U ? nif ‘ . =A - : . . . ° i+ MUTE ja Entered in to rest. Fridav. Dec 7 ll * Call Tyler 7973 er 2600A Nat- | To learn the printing trade one ——_ * Ne i br > 4 ~ Ne. $ “4 é YROLL |. li a Louise Berney Mu- . ural Bridge. , job work on a countty new spa pe Mm stmia::. i “Z y 9 aba ; « x & ——— atrect ¢ e censes CLER OF 50 apa lear 1 of ar uis E. Mutrux and =. ta . —— sy catealee weaee nearby Illinois town, one bour’s ride on _ r pi 3 = | ¥ 3 'M ay é a2 : ny lady io « oR2- vas in ‘ the interurban from Rr low . must ye > aA a7 -: . a - 206 — | rottsc halk. our dear grandmother. -= Oe ee i iii ; f | restaurant ~~ 7 7th. ; r dill 2 ¢ 25 BE Bec sa siege yt -— —— ; ‘ ambitious and willing to work: wonderful — as = Ss erie: —" phone cin n , ; . ve ee . ; LAT DRI : : it . . ty for the -r Ht n fella ecor . — — D ~e nl se ger a ton Seen cham 270 forth Grand | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject an} query. as Mice, Jocines. S75 Wea . ers a Aline Maran ae ~ he me le ae Candy Co., in Wagon, He P boulevard Vathal! ameters (e% Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, omnes be \. NoRSE—competent, desires permanent posi-/ ret res and starting salary expectes to invalid ~— ‘ek : -93. Pest-Dispatch Burial Permits ” me in Front of asocnngan ga 2 digs cay pamcegeaag.en ae ENOGRAPHER— Sit.) secretary; ve MARRIAGE opieereee Co.'s paper box factory in front of) ,), ughter of id Emm er Alm rr; sOQaked. Add to pof an tir UE | yea experience lady: BY - oN Wilhurn Backston.___. S38 Yindet the factory, 314 Sout h Main street, > ann. 4 jeter ave } . ne ( D ue c : ho} 7 hick +4 an zt si ; , . phone ‘ abany 197 6J. ee $ bs . : ) le ow OT, aed, rk t¢ opiice He had been ™ eo : ‘toe fates te ; ADP ~ aps” Se ese ‘ ~_ tab} in 3 f t Al a knowledde of hokkeeping Viete _- . hs . ® PA FiAGie |S. Oe 8.4.9 5 | “45 ee I ) ee ee a rth 5c to 20c. | for cooking. | ! cy OD. : i ae : hou! ' : rit i ’ ' COMA __ meee with r + ild. 4 MA. ; eorge Darv): } on | es Stee % : , SMITH——Entered into rest on rid in ; on Ui i | me ¢ 1eTican chop } there - keeper h helor apartments pris ® tam- BLACKSMITHS RT MMER Q moth “phon Fay | | . | @ 1922. at 6:45 p. m. ‘y Smith Veop ment ne Pring. ie | a more gravy s0 % * OY S ! aoe wimabimert paterday. AND en ~ age m sa “ : : ; = addi lav. Q Vasntit 4 - "rr : : x he: ; ee “ se eae aS tc aes tea wig , h et he mygpeter Gate ‘ FREF TRANSPORTATION ‘ > | | > Willem EB. Dial ac oe . Ill the dera] we 2 ldine ee. wot tt as 3 — ‘6 : SALESMANSHIP —You ralt nd amit oe ee a — ’ Apply ROOM 1084. RAILWAY EX- PF 'E Wor : “ ———— ———— ete... He i aecagal a oes pl family residence, 58134 North Market stree information you desire from the | bought ye stores) will make the . CHANGE BLDG. OR 612 WALNUT popT — , ie |” ee fe. | the back to St.- Paul's netery. Olive Stre 1) mates Manamae iunenn Toa ish more lik he re e s¢ HELP WANTED Pp se cs L, AR PRICE ¢ ; p Goons F FOR SALE Emma M. Kelly OT Lafayvetts covere “agon driven by Theodore Link ad ; mmerce HOD 2 | 3 ST. eS) 4 > [) HT ATS. OUR ¢ ; i -—ottreases- f ™~ > > | vr k She ton ie = : . : ry 7 f : ‘ i? ornia ave- s . " 2G h, ; ras a : Evieana James 7H 7 Bo ‘ime: out-of-town 4 E oe Ww AGES. wo ..4 minimum - as ,o haem INDITIONS IDEAL, 7 ‘5 @ ; tmaertionsa Ic —. —— —— oOo ne ee ee re Sa et ee 7 oe Sem: Bs = Rian hte: Tre... ane aes Se ae Lee AAR gs AARNE aeRO NNR IN SR TO wv 7 as Tag) os 7 * n> aS VY ob ate Se ury , : ' —s : . apa ag ' : : , ' ; , “recommendat : — S22... S958 St Yiocest /cohoratead by Rhoenbock, was as ees, Perey, Det 26. ae ae || eeeeeiee fet eee ee ee ee an ens fond ORIGIN iendanigae - Apply Mr. Je Minnie A. V ores : a mh : 4 fi ris ry ss a. : : ~ ~ oo . 4 A j : 7 -- ‘ = _ . - : “ ~ ™ : ee ; , ‘ > Ji Z Wy *, -_ -_ } we - s t John leon Jones........ 331 Er OL OWS Ere banks were m:z me 26 jt ae. a "7 mn! EAD! : ar it themeelves for Ww: Mrs. Maile Fit 1906 troo.! he robbe jrove.up in } au- eae 7 Se on 2 oe “~4 ie nese wa “ x - ' = ns} ig" ett Oms special training ~-0) , S. 1922. 1 John | FOSTER.—TI : w the the descrépti ine ear) tha instruction, Trade Schoois Will employ experieneed tea heii , : nee Leisure). and father of Mrs Ella de | ficurished. in recent years. Ww. which Lord Baltimore and Pean MACHINISTS Aima Guelbert ’ August William Hobu 14.38 Phirteanth |S bee Facrors 4 pe ; Vor | vette and Law re a, S a ; ' ngage Mary Hanuseh _East St.Louis, is| volvers ; Sichor and Rhoenbock’! and ow ir i th eat-grandfath hed in The Po ispatch Maga- $00! i" Comes te: ce: : cia George Tsakir_.. . 9 taricet |» ‘lithe: ther to lie down fm the | @24, whet. st the t 6. rs fF Nov. -5, 1520 i. nag A, ge aividunts , [ER—v7 4 Ganertenias : Colorado and alu “*-* Ms : : p . - -— » : 22 ‘li Son * ; ines s . . é A | | : ‘ ‘ ; a. ‘ . 7 ‘ E / ‘ em . : mnrTs rea ir ‘ — aig nes ye “em ™ ain . Etta M. Corson i. ee ..e2il Wako Ero et at : yi : ie) n : . S Wworti 0 : ‘ . iif rem Ler . 7 ; . oe — | ’ inn: . & te *? ve : BC Y 5. “BIG t “MON . fe | ini ae peas eS So srners for Elizabeth Hunsaker a : rT “4 al fre he .: otnwe ‘teaspoon , ’ "2 ‘ me ¢ Srist om s E Machine 0 Je Phy ge non Keitner &, Edward 2’ lark. > ; he ? ty _" : ~ > — 4 ~ -; . 7 5 i. nts _ a m3 .* * T Prone ‘i*k ? . - 22 -_ . » — " : ‘ . ; c- " - ' ; - j | in\ if Mamie Kuilkowski... ..sSG87 Wella! coos tpg send Raychem 2) stat oS Send Teta AP lg : : conn : The uns Se ea E EE oy ae A | / ZF 7 ¢ g . . . : _ ‘ . 23 7 : . - et n “_—- “~—«— «= + W voming yer ~~ rs wragne ties 8 7 7 — - ts wide ovens and Ciitt At East St. Louis. we isconduc | ABC e 3 D ! 43 ‘aplah pada went. Ai LV —— - iifferd Costiey ; ; _ uvais, Canadian 1d ru ; Que ' ‘ _ a ‘ : ! e 7 rods lor 9 : ” ; Eéna McNeai .. |. E Miset BC. Leute | dent ne ae ens . 1. $0¢ ver line datiy . ? : plishers. Wi , te Govern 7 EANER—Dyer and f. ret cieamae, al late 7 . Men s Clo h: : lima | i. She : | ia» | | talile Gibson . Coase oo Louie “© sitimate son nd not t son oO | 4 mad Te alte A “ ' rou eta ind the “A | | wna ind how soon you uld ¢ —~ "5 : i : | ete ol a : Machin )ilermal K orrelct KlothesI ns o* - ‘ . x a ev ole ae meer Stes ie Se ee — — ree - ‘ hp pnt rat = } -* Las 5 Om @ - 7 a « + Wiiltam SS. "eee OOO . 2 aUV: ' AUy Sunday. Minimum # line ’ : settleme: r =T . a4 . Ciara Keiser . , : - East La An rPpeal fi! U I , more tnéseertro7 ( 2 ne.ine! 7 ‘ , 2 ‘ d , ‘ ia AP tgp: d28cown? ro Paty 4 one ; ‘7 steak: y row 4 “ : Press bee > 2 : ws. Ww as ers : " - - oe : dae Ss L Lisl i * _—— ’ ‘7 ~ _ ~— m - = , - - ; ~ ~- Wy ’ } PS oe las "as - 7 Po Bp er - we: , ° Rora: . ea Mary Allison ........ .. 41038 | i saieats | sega r-233. Poat-Di: ee up dried mi * tie Ra te a gO gerne ae I 5 Hpe STE RAL HER—C Cc S eteaners rented. Fesse!l] K. Ric rdson a wi, preport of. re fel J. Gleason, | —— - — ee sapecns Chinese sauce ° al fr E- : tate age ab aelneier "maak at > _ tet ctatio Re . —“} Slectric. 3124 Oh: Meredith Palmer pe aeseeess.. Clayton | Who decid , iliman’s favor heapi: table On cornstarch . im eee en ine ae well ; : a res i — r. RAL SEE - 3! 27088. ——_—— - ’ , . -* = 5 P * Se m . . , . . * . 3 y * . i; a _ - . - ay ss aS : wnat a He aa” wale | gl . , ros UPI his . sportation. n small office. 807 See = Houses and Flats For Sale linia 15@a—Furn ished anart ~ wer 3 Spanish Archbishop Dies. rene _ ntieman who assisted ae. ae i smith ‘asaetaae ' - Au .utom™ i ridin Fee Pots eg T thrown f “hae -andgerenter car an ou 2% it Out ed uy} b as sisted ; , + pe ta hed or " for ‘housekeeping. ere oe ee coe » Page nt the Assoctated Press f ower Grn n . — Dee SANTIAGO. Spain. Dec. $.—Car- | } pienel Grand de Herrera y - 8. . : : i ; ‘ : - , 4 7 —— ‘ ‘ a vears alt age. Before his trans h ry and :shrooms dar’ * rked ~ | yee yom tanga une p as experienc ce ‘na ie ——— ———————— ‘ _ — : , ’ ~ .. ; ~~ SS es ee ee . en x i-¢ Post- 8.) Praee> ; the archdiocese of rapped | = tire . ) aos me _——_— a — ae . £ ’ - . - - . : . 4 / : ‘ . ‘ : : moot te ! Pa ora | r wis Mtg. -sITR ESS | cnc OODS WANTED ie tne? veare AY 01 wee a ) | rms 4 : : ves » Cizy, Ti : 510. : - - ~’ Ay 5 ce e : Santiago, Cuba. MORIA! ate . 3 : a ja : | ' and 30 years Par = en | PARTNER: —For sal terest f: rat ¢ day of @ a Engs. | and # mee Shiemeyer, 2806 as: — E. na jegrees. Visitors aes: ee ee merte 417 Manet ne Ge) | — ute repair shop. S504W Easton. (7) | S15 Marivet! = ae me Badiy: best ¢ +S ie , Slinger, 151 * elcom | . HEM, W w PL aggre ——— | PARTNER— a tary . gat? a : ’ i ince La na _Schacfor ifn Witrsne: Se eras LEGAL INFORMATION. sok for ME, Seiten, Weecern Last Go. | it ena Ss State ert tery aa {25 meee 30k Se Sn «= ee “foe ’ od pean - tae aie , ‘ .*aning ; as ZF | ’ sacs or Deicar 3864. DEATHS _ degree COR aLuree x. (By a Member of the St. Lowis Bar Association.) MACHINISTS apital to handle my output. If inter vaehis Buca. Forest : ow Ln an a nal at — a - = —- ~ — : _ a Be: » 4 tve ear oa iPr le ~_- - TR war . ‘ . ' " 4 ; r ; OULZ aee - arm , noe — — v a > a 4 * a4 *s ~- eT Tape wv cA m4) 4 she ” EeRESEEE - 7 : a) ; a) wm4 per n Ae 4 33 4 : "oy re FFA Fort? wv _ hr Beta) ¢+haom restaurant P ; : ~ _— tak ee ifor made to order Death motices. first ines or less, — : } IRI frfice. .- ‘7 } mi a —° - ~ Waser mar 8 — care’ of 731 Ridale st $2.30; bas rire ane, 25¢; memo ‘ssissipi 1 omim ssion. ad na 24 | ee ea . ee Avi aga vA — ea man ! trair —— AL: r couple: will alge - a ——e rane. j * . uaiis™m, etc ; rict es . rr his = — 4 4 ’ , i - : . e . ay . : s > " : “ - 5 ‘ - | a = . . I . - . ey | . SB ~ “e — —_——_— - a b+ ‘ , ] . et is a , ia . : ' . P ‘ ae r . 7 . rc ‘ - 5 ° “ 7 EN - = : ha . I ; —_ ne a : ; : . lec t — Pad!v ne of es s ; SY ne ' rinwind . hodw int - - . acon usekeeper, decline ‘large cor ermal) iots: best | = Orcutt Storage. Cabaay 6030, Dei tt "i ~ * aM > on RERE A KKY r221 Southwest. a a2 ANDERSON—On Frid erices paid far contents bouses. fxtures. Borr.oent. Ma ppl wil buy your furniture and oth best prices Boment 854. Centra) (ce hea Am Hy A ae “ti my : «d magazine for any debts a eee . nova ir : : TIGHT WAITER | Y — ey A a ae FRANK C BAKOR | a soe es ms "Dt Wings 4 ' : seamen tee” Pe lena : ~45 “Mr Ww ' 4 1 oe faa : f the petition: pall Kinds of furniture. stoves and car- | sealed f even ta 5 aru . S ie 7 a ‘ ; mommies —- i A Lzreca bla wor! Box a it - €or small iots 918 Franklin av MELVIN TOERPER od wis meee seauret 273 Sn or fee on ener & Lage ppp YOUNG LADY—Te de 5 _ Centrai 6112 8) * i fati : +7 ' ; : Soe —— ———— — ‘tt start — ore : ye FS BENDS of | soatnone ge . ’ ' : : 4 —_ > ; va ti Th , . . Sata ’ . with rf tir ate |. es : 2 ow Se , om + ah amg oy wg .- men of good at n a ilies [ +o. S15 Seritzer. r cid ones. Montana Feather Co. ’ ieihiiioe ania “te ve rete: : Zz i ine - . — —_ S65. forest 747 44° Page = Edmonds. 1008 Wainut - te : aaa , ed rred by 1 Anse om S's Union Station. Oi iu... L = pe. . (22 ASE_Svaden: eas 192: LD READER 01 Di The | If 3 as give: ime. | PLASTERER—Cuien. Geo. Wi Grae, | DRM — We Ste co-Opera horough ‘rS A. B 2—29 900 sults = > | . i: op E. M. * M. L. 6. M. M. D. F.. * A. DKAag p5555e8 2 one kn oe a r "ore tigerfione I: diacoy ri 4 wr eet _ fe Ree : : 67H Finney. Lindell 5102. Deimar 3744% = ced need not apple. Fhe Brent SALESMAN — HIGH-CLA — ae > Aree 0 | fe ons 1 ‘tigatin porch = i ; lll 8 | ol RK ert ONE FAMILIAR WITH GAS ee - 7 2 Aocuasce Ht Rialto Bide. 4tn and Olive. Olive all Be ton 2418. AND OFL COOKING AND ~— reese CLOTHING diamond and sapphire. : FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. Snisoe os SOS ISS SAWYER—Asoly 1218 Chestnat. i) HEATING APPLIANCE S. | Jacent tepritory.. by _corees Lz ' For Sale = . Di or. Set oats: Sa “i x sateen Fr ate = Fat r : : ven be lo : — jelin ° iway and V “erty : —tat wane, se AImerics , Kin : , oT : sts experience d SELL LARGE at IBBERS AND pe "bane Strict eet et EE a Alea man. red » Julia Kerchner. I * ‘ Hickory st nm beaead was. 6 . ne: tae e refere . r-310. Post =patch , ~T? os“ . ordinary business qualifications Gear mether- ..,—~ + ne PuleeE neem ~ Sangge — .. apes ~ . | LADT@ ' ( APABLE OF DOING SALES make good Mars and Heteil, s! Inquire for Mr. Fergusomy Ei 5 St. Vincent Tepter, Mathi med | : Le lor : 20 ulaski im-la randrmea nd great-grandmother — oF i gee ar Snes on + en wenn "3 ‘tt toub! a pel — — — f . n . ee d : panna Di agee th notch . , : nad , mak : tad 5 aes ERER—E€xp fot ine’ PROMOTION WORK. BOX. J = SASS 311 POST-DISPATCH e7). ee ae FOR $. FORSTER nN : 12 ; : > et ; re 8 -. 7 3 s* . — , : at > = , 7 - - ‘ \ ’ —y% ‘ . ; P Se " — my chairs, CITY OFFICIALS CRITICISED weigite wise at sar ere cer ete | nee eke, Sele Lene ee, 3G, | SNOCELLANEOUS NOTIOES — SACK GRINDER—Anpi 3 Or REEF rs CONCRETE tting and wrecking. without ; nd nee pest rs iret ; _ ein ‘ BEAL TY CRED ena st Bud: Sister Leonarda of St. nthe iv ital. “tsT) 7 ; > olen >. cag, ne Herma: G Fors: jerrietta Hamilton ore ee lias +e 7s peed diasting ‘aner Construction Co ot LADY! . . en 2. SFA mee Forster) and 7] Fi . > . : : _ = 0.8 School of airdress!- - | coin arniture Mfg. Co., Lin- Ka: of - ——- _ Funeral : resicenca, outh; Sh néoah. ‘cB guaranteed: vrompt rvice "tpfle: ve sone. Ma ae f SIVee ; — mare oe eR ae : - 2. reg extate : Fg rmat:! on call GO Temporarily by Protective Eighth street, Tu v- =: whee aS "} 62236. Riv » 3 — = a i t ‘ =. re : : 2 . DOG ° Tite , = ’ 4 ~ . _ ui a 0 i . —_ rr ri 44 3 . a i . ; on ; : ; = ER OBR, ) idiy. and we wish to add a f lard q R RE nh Sqeth Gomme i WIN in adie Men to ou y t this tl atier teil big business, Speakers at a mecting of 60 mem- Sates Souailiy of SS Petr and’ Pate Goes St Semen STOVE REPAIRS ee Sa es let ee SS dee = Church. : “se . RIG . > ’. Fs—Hot water ‘ eam : } . } cou "ft" ; ae x . - - — . alit ai, herwise " rain men th ae r Bi ert =) reems: . rPrre WwW = } ’ ——" . ; ———— ‘ re : ; . : A . ~~ . rte Uli 2 ; - _ - ee 2 : # Players Missouri Corporation, to Y%oo™! street. to Bechiehe: | ~~ r — ee ane Gales, 5S : nS —Tonight, at — Lost. TtA person ] * : m f . 4 rent the King's Theater to a nation- - and money Friday, "2 on Chermk ~ Fate? acti “SG MA%N- to $500 cer ‘ . * —s ‘ -— 5 a ae —— - . : * . ~ 7 “ . a . . ia ITO . night, when the protective assoc‘a- Aviward l OMS papered e Dat : eri } BS ——PMor aa! «or ‘ i tion wan formed. called for a boy- lors. 1 . ran bird... Mon é mah. , $3 s . 4.Q0F 3 a hie ' WatTtTkrYT ve ww 3 re > ee d vicinity. with anges: = = > ELP WTD. —WoOMEN, GIRLS eett of the King’s Theater if the A‘: *., *‘ ‘ mur Lady of Go . tg WALL P ,PER—Have ocmn ‘anes Pe, ‘. McNa *. Neie and 1 _ anutacturer of Kind _ world me —" once. Duwe Packing House - Iocatian- Teil ° Saw ' mith @ (s.. . ; ; é a ‘ he : (*k ? : , e* . a) vie - - ’ peetin a *eU>DeTz nr } i * ite © ' "ea . P : at . - : . re ? o - convention was held. agd of other n ic7 LEATHER CASE —Lost with collector's in- new vatterte: © put on wall c mye sat aa ce «Natur y tneeme with rasi@ eévamcemene : “HEC KERS — —- ; Le _Bamee.| _25 : = ———— Socre_ Berea Olive icf = > ; : ; 7 ar 2 . ; * ueningnha us is ; A “dn eo Sidr ? ’ 7 - : + , . s . - > oor is Lé ‘ y | ~ “ }. : Y > rt + : T3¢ t ¥ " ) : " to lecal theaters controlled by the BETzEL—En tered Bae vans Shape : _ Grand. Vii agent AP yap : : ssion. See * Sauer. 61? Locust. ‘1 nd Family Laundry 939 Mc- onl 7 +... ° four diamonds. "2 Mi. . A 2: -- —- .---——-— “ : No eseemtientinn- Cf— nu. + BE eal hd Bo “hae _Faae =. « - — ic) at lasky-Famous Players’ Corporation He: te, hushand of the ieceased Magda eva NEY Lost 8 mous basement. ae pees Bi ce - i. ¢ - of New York. H Gear fath of 7 ; _Frma ae 2742 « roline; 1 T SO ee as oe = ——— RESTATRAN ' .. TR) | (White. fer t inn snes 2 tO yh, Ee =, er st ock, gu gusranteed «n¢- > wn 3 > bt : . Tt was decided ‘ast ght that 48 : Aa? ~ ie 0 ai & : ° m4 ‘ ys o ; >i. . ’ load or contra ~? . urn tire taken tine*iet> | ——— ' eee ne ing. Bom “entra! 7S wrtes Pan Che : atm as gifs. LITAA “professional politicians.” and not “tthe — ws a ” t eetctnentine " — are ten — Pn 2 ma.. tamm).3 ‘IN: Ors 3 of ae . Lacied vo Loca] Plone 3 “a it | Hy SCO c 5% Lindel). Forest 4329.7) “* SS SS - 4 4 : : } > — si . : — " = - : ine its . ~- id Imes, Fk oree wtb 0 Bireeer % - tne Bia Cele nas. " or4 : a the New York company rere re- 5 PUN ai Sunday Dec. 1! at = ft from inesad _Forest e481 or aggre ab} 3 “we i 25 ‘residence ‘ laine ner area cercncinn tcc ‘ ‘ . : si weg . Grepped until the King’s Theater |. | wif et] ate | n Kenna. @e: ete 248 . TTR Er at - nai ' : — imsertiona Ic ——— On Good cook | ir “us; Une, y. & 9 : fireproof ses implying fo ene Durr b Pre ‘abany $8807 ‘ E. . F ‘ — next month Pennies ae ob wa 4 * NITY CASE—Loet : .Tiday mor eee opens } jeat tdme f yr 2 ’ ab . .* in ae Sai elie ict 60%. Si¢mey 235 A Committee was appointed to Jane Ke: > ge 2 : = ~~ ht - + . 9 4 e+ Wn : > ; : mu .* pace See 1u ” x . ° - . i snanpneneninitenpiaegeens ’ —_—— ? oo Sh meet Monday n . x : > at > ~- N ? : > | : : ; ; . ' a . ; c »| . ’ . @ ; ; . ia ” a *% z 4 ATca 2a rP og : = ¥ té " eet . ; ai >) On ~" » ; , , . ania . r . . , ; a r ~ vs . : ‘ ‘ ’ v - ft . 4 Ming’s highway. te decide the terri- Monday mo: Dec : loc k, ' irecay . 7 Retun +r lnerae Schealt e2ee a wees ws LOz 1e ¢ oy Ghost Church tert coh Arcade Bonk Shon oar; —————— - = tery te be taken in by a permanent , - Cametert ee Bs RICKLAYERS UBWYl pe —. wot > 7 GIRL—Ex: verienced. 2 : on I : apes " are on” , © To Sr, — , protective association It will con- KLEINDIENST—Fntored ime a | oem ' and ages Anema pe na nee al -iil Menard ? Ragin Dad — ply 440% eiger & sRegestion made last night. ; t o71@ —————__— er experie speak n- ai iJ ; = eindl« ay a "ae “ r ml nid- ——t .. : ermuan an LUngZarian Call "RK WwW ants Experienced aw snancnmenlbiattiiitiiain ‘Hn RL—Genttle, to assist the transfer bv property owners ‘ather ; is : od . Ei . “= : , , a a iro ke me ™ in ; ye Fae RF Baekshop Boilermakers experienced, neat and ac Funers! | take plac te trustees of their right to sel! to. penne!!\'s . BR46 Lindell bird... oa rRIST ; Lost F-idar as, ea. _ ANRPEN TER , ’ ~~. 1. at | ady's. . wa id. OI wee cies, Medical, $@¢ daly $30 ‘ton le work: hand: y kind of w Backshop Machinists peenee See eer See 5 “pegroes, rag-pickers or junk deal- Mom@y mage ih . > oe, & > lack band. be edical. $0¢ daly 3: dm | . d Set _ Bie ee ' . . vs . A] Ri. . . or t . “a? bes P of -toxw @: a sen Tory ~__ Son R- yet - sista 21 RLS—Neat. 14 weare or orer ia ht. c] ers.” ~ he as SPEDE te FREP TRANSP* IRTATION easy work. Roberts & He Be nee 5 Yarv : } om : 2a eee - “a! an ‘ ‘ % oe = of | ~~ ar er inte rest on Thurs- Be ey ons or more Ic line diec are’ exper | - | ’ Vv t¢€ i ‘ne ®cour7s — : . bs ) ; med ~ . : : Forest Apply 809 Market. Mr. Barth. Gmis—and women te ™ ”- 2 a m™m I ~ mer hen vs : “tor Stole Whi . — Ber! est references ’ me re seuiene 4031 001°), ite Rouesi a rest : issian —— ‘oo, , Easter dye. White Fa>bit, ‘4 ; Largest Wheat Agency Formed. i ee ee ee S * : . 1a Samael a , aol ; W olf Hound DANCING . a. it ; ; , o Be " ; = 2 rs a: . GIRL— COOKING oan By the Aseocist 44 Prees . ; : Lolibach. dear be ; | . ; | : wt ne : 3 A Day Zz. Bas fow hreewn spots rm ward a oa am Tes, 2ances ta: ht , = , MIANEAPOLIS, Minn Dee. 9.— | dea: bhi nc H nd Ma: T200 ) Westmore eland fs ™. Cada PUSS dans 386 3 West vine. Lt ade a? 45 @) oie r pantry work: from Plant H- WAN: j E WORK. rari & aa 34 £ , | _ -_ . prepa — Ce ee ne ~ c ~~ - “ — °> _——_ 7” 7 » ‘i = y ry . ~ _— m : - ; , pe wn - ce and aun x rt , - "Na een mgs; acPingecns ammon. Lindel] 3277. - SMALL FAMILY. STE} Sotid oo janetee | | Spun te the world. which. accord. | her twenty Seve F LEARN TO DANCE—:acem dances tugat 5 D enon. Howe rom. Ricut “rar't t“aatly “iat Sonam ITERS AND ADDING - apt ee ee necere- | i as | 1 ee incall 4 vrivate or 10 class lessons. = , 4 married man, PHONE WEBSTER 842) Three or more CHIN z u K guser's cha: 2 . HOUND—P®und: large biac ‘an ; RSS on. resulis cuaranreed. sty, Rave Own car. Ptton . CMETITC HE R—Ex«nerienced calt “a1 se Gacoum 4 : EE erecnseeeenn ee eet te ee virer ne lseeen oe Chee 102 Manchester | hound female: nest Henin, WR APA TAS _cadia. SAZS. Olive we Both shone oe - :: M. K. Pa - RY. BEMSTITCHER—Evverient a all 4411 « : : == ls la ee est year. (Calvary Phecen a meme | guar 18633 rea: eg (QN—Sit_ “OPPORTENITY 0 Lean MACHINIS WOUSNGIRL— White for xeneral boas, _S@ISCELLAREOUS Fm ‘. niy Remingua. ‘bora’, |§ 7 —s a _ ot - - a ic Tr - Z . we - “ ke , : :] fe Der ; _ o at : ; 7 wes fermed here yesterday at a meet- er of St. Louis Court of Heoner No. 1163 . 29. identification « re- a es dancing ‘BO Waits) at © — = PER. ATING «| NO - - 4 IS TS work: no washing or ironing Phone ¢ eo ™ J ‘ng of six co-cperative orga ; Bax_R.- LS, Post-Dispatch * 29th and Olive — Cn _POSt — z BOILERMAKERS anv $24. 56238 Kines>ur; ie, RAKER’S OCTIIT—® - ting on abi revanwoarammanad ABS—Envored into on Friday CMBRELEA—Found ; ~_ except Monda: day mafiress. *ull } voung. 19. som office and ~ ~ HOU SEGIRIL—F ner necesito trie mixer ererypthing C= represen 19 states The or ra s 19 at &.30 »o : Marvy ga ie y ‘ ‘m Service car For- ingtractions ev- Mack ne exper ence et take ~_ . BLAC ~Y > a ar ae le? —_ beousework. fam. cheap - - if want “ tae jantion ; . , n- 3 Cabe, beloved a ef the fete Sire — BL st 4iJ 18544 Academy ery a nS Fria iday evenings. Admnp- Tak Box 4 Post - emeaen -&C : KSMITHS tly = a. Cc morning. @€5 Aber. ‘ Rex Tat = 7 same “a _ eee co Saapoesepay $. O' Meare our dear © nd-gunt i E atk, = ~. . —— 2Se. ‘cB wat “Ss VW + N—Sit 4av or night. weil tec. FREE TRANSPORTATION Geen . . = PE Ss GS 7) a = sonuinl, —" ban : I Apply to | HOUSEGIRL $4 50 per _ton | s+ Sed condition. - Park _ Wheat Growers’ Associaticn. Head- Puneral Monday. Dec. 1i. at $:360 a mm . iaieiel ant @uste Ge.” uned to Deing with a babr: ; i home and $50: BB a .? in >-; Bi ~“LE—Tenrth Pietet-- | ; Advice ard folder table mercantile or clothing establist at | way 2, 5% alnut, Till od | - =~ ak gente erwide ite 2301 ‘vate. ic?) ' BICYCLE —Trweitth District. 578. . NM. 7th st. Olive tm the states of Alabam or | Market &.. St. Lovla, Ma (eB) | ily. iy 5604 Kingsbury | COAL+—Direct fsam © (1) Leutsiana. Box ° ; ez) | gear, ry a Maesvury court is at | $7.50. Reghts, : poor! | Clara, le south o mar it) * 2323 Central ope GPP tr oe
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8, 1922. RL. S FOR SQLE noua IRE YOU Rizhis; rerefencral Rouse I ail Shenard. Cin: | HORSES anp VEHIC OING ty ; pe cCeR 7wiVery lrect from LE O M ? F ; + apar; requi r - 5: « h tee 8 : or phone Ca iment ed. way, maa a? ¢. lun » | F ? ba nek . n e¢ —_ i EK) a, any _ seeawis Cart: ie 7. rte} | ORART or Sale AUTOmoB; So, every R R 39 ee Reantc: ‘iderly lady pour “coal ain ect from a. ed c S—3: 3 LES T° h a s sf rt 5-ton lots: city a) 1] a schne f driv} narra oe ad I terme we My. ot ite cw Saeereet Bros, 206: | donne Nature Beas Bree OME | UG Rs Sedans For ' Sale | AU* OMOBILES asa Possible T | = 2, | Z£0Cod Ww ages. . 44,8 0. ph. ne Kin} i - en —Aly Wwe ny edan - or tf ° , 4 : a yal j ae late Seances =a : Rome | Nels | aaa Enstein, | 139] 58° 8 &ssortment op (7) 2s 3000" pis ‘B® Saving. . aCe Just like new. | Tourin Cars 's For 8s ! | AUTOMOBILE ‘rect N EREST 7 : eral housew oo - , with lots of heat and | Se Ne Broadway, Sale DODGE— ~AY ° 1} iT} € o ¥ ‘ , 7 ts wt te ns 4 oe . rs nN : —————— | 9 amootil horn-A br chee and sola re | ton ay, *crifice tern, Oupes, tourin Casy terms ge smal] dow: n p Andina ag FORD—Chassig y 166 “}'y. vane “de- sen: Drivate he ished | front roc ; ee FOR SA NACES FOR $ SAL E | Sst. s St. Loui is, Mt ¢ Machine id by, us. / FORD ade. 35 ii i Tend. | DIES SIN the balanc payment and {| ,™otor rune 1920: tires an (e) | Oxchang: Gm ome; 2 men wanres 4 al- KINGSBURY ane — est | ~~ & 4 _ ac. | > a as ad ! ~_ae - n 5 si . LiTe ‘ ee . _t i p 4 ; ' furnaces, both pe ana | ete tegen imo mente 1D21 saa ‘cg, | Authorize, ING, MOTOR SALES CO. DENHALL, "port fot: only $7 o9%O4, and | ——— North Ma ret. nished "nan 6024A—New 2--som Fie. Ferguson ays I Pere ro ie Sn + ts : *450N — ‘ "en! “— ‘ r " O« . ; | & oa 7 : - ~ r from $45 to $85: jike | ——=._(€8) | terre “Dle8: fine — an; starter and ia 3923] _— Essex Dealer, |For _"*enings alers. 2315 Lo MEN. | ment; gas, electric ur RESIi IDENCE— ee ee ' ce 3 makes. can oe you | BOILER Seco Sate Fv I ae 4 l 6 ‘ iy e ape; bargain $325. | - pen Sun day ~ al a event ay | tires aon truck _ > + = Cust 5 | BE: oun ~ South PEP RSHING . t; $55 electricity, ° baths, ° ha rd wood fl oors Th ei “t ‘ Z. A STERN j 7th : R—St oe - acorn te ; C me Sigs 3. ene tal ’ Yard: HU PPS ‘4 en nes. i ireg ae c ct AFsie. > ir ) +. TOWN } _ — as G. F3 390— oo 4e7) fare, stable ~ sun Dar! > + - af? 3 , and/ caer air. -heats, ae eas Phone meen tas les | S—$198; SER 8, KUar: is: hae aoea’- kea; . J4——_ Pp nished ae Tpom Gictieaas, 210 orchard or, G-car ga j: . é 1. aij! : SEPwwerr pe Ione gee ad ‘ i. « settee ce) rt , a tees ' 00 r —_ ne C4 } con = ae | ” : , pipes. (8) eg ~ iron Awe Fisseeie e rt r et es evening Fore ati’ . 0] coupe; Oa condition. Jo: —e =aee Bale tra le. ny $395, $145. Renae a Mie NDE x ane °F ger yl to 5° ood “cord CAROLIC= Sidney J 31) ms for igh St ‘house. | | Pa “Janitor oF ate in $13 2 per month. : le fur- city. ox on ¥) Origsant 7 acres grontig f ; mew Brunswick. co. a } aw. 2 Te 10 a wr ‘on. ORDA. . Olive. | cus . Ford n..' 60. tar,” | ¢.. “XE. 3553.3 EPRSH IRQ tee ret 85 ase: Corp ‘rms con ; mi fre + 3 S Wangelin, Bellev: ‘S, m - "3 SINERY—¥F¥.. 2 elle ~l1 Mar. | FOR D—Sedan>— 7 a. Mm. or in mechantes = §- pass, ‘toutine--, (7) St. Open evenings “alers. ORE” ma ge AG, wekeenine” — roam. “furnicicy | lone 6316 (Sterling 4 omens (C$) tion, « ert rae: L929: has dis ion wh _{e7) mile ARE: f ~ one lition run ° E- exceiler it Ac ee ee (ch) = — . ie Bi, conVenien. a shed J- room eff ic] ency. “pts pf “hh ice — Vive 929% in F —e ae a é 41] Cc A, re OT): ¢ ~e 7 ar a . uMilV ga ’ M4 I El } & ry " — — oe rea. bd ee 1 j = - ne Co : 308. : d. | Dealers ‘oy, terme . In first-e), eels and Painted, looks a T uinped ; Wire whee! prong Ga Cessorles P —_— “+i ENDEX “ae sop PERSHING " 8109. —_{¢6) $5 - oan —— § 2315 7... MENDENE 488 condi- |; Car: @ rar nad TUnS as good s, re- | BATT Ppvst arts—_¢- room nin 34304 NG, 5316——o, (CTO) | MM ™ it § 5 Q00DS | FOR SAL a ANKS— T RU Ch ...... . { "15) I ORD—j799); ~~ —"*". Oven eva il. Ford A&King: 33000 * ter at the gag 4% new | "Be TERY B ARGAT A] ———_ OP Sale som Sneed for 2 ermr ned front or Phone Fi furnished ne room. 3-rox room - of. BUNGAT —— "“aplewoog i ws m : > > tion: eis @dan nn INR (e] Al T erm gs 0 . We are | —"“*'Y boxes AINS— Sh pn ee = im = eMtOyed: refer me hone ne Fores 9 liable PD Pill st W—7is, 2... > - nd - ee a : ust be Ss; ' a I} ° . ’ won le " 4 In yoni eo Wee ———- ss hs MC B 77, E n ba! lance, e | isi Prue ‘rT ss yee e 50c. o = 3 ali “ ied . "t,o % - . ene ¢. 44. 2100. AD tied | ec, 1% Sun « . ax Gay "ee D 2 ig Be iad S582 sy | Fe eas Ns yoke ota PE | movin asenettst bul he kest ot conar-/ MON DicPMi Gene 808 Locust” AONE | AnteRIES—New, grate, hesinoe6)| oA cotvenieprte ay RLY Breer aay Apt 220° 88 7! woos MAEICE, Murphy bea. ene tem brick ri Delmar. ieR) > rood : "D oe 5 yd ‘ “ts _ vo. nee AIWa ve or: Pine y easy. Ra, «My : = | at fed ona om V P $ rer i) oO; , nven ences: S ” anay. prefer oe —_- — Si Z sOor ‘ RAs. : rat » a F | Reais 1 SaGee - an spe, 4-in- nN Capac sa PP ar ee S onen nie | HR: . Year S650, 4 Fe _ . a mone , . rhe - »} , ; Vv ar ae “4 ‘ Geil) ~ a a a k mip : ~ ; 0 eee a — . am? a Preemie resser G10 ——. and ( hestnut. Both apen tty Paint a+ me, hanics ; sfxcellen nt Class; $65 dow running order: totes first ult el) a@\ ea ‘Dae. ts: Call at 3511 5 a ee 2 51 9A—Steam am ane 25 ae mand 37 O4R d ath: adults only. ae 2! ‘ve 9299 pera. . s ire ) rug > S10 S68° ws ™ BS "Or 7 in + ta 4 id tires: \ - n it rN MAL sL = a a “s j rT 1 4:f- Tn. cals vi " ? and; $3. ' dD hall Siam a _fel) ; err _—— > 108) | ment, balan. 1o** eXtraz:’ vil take your | LINCOLN? -EY, 3027 Locy | i eeetieneey (1) | Baw, : ~~ ber Week. Sidne ——— es | Web pe EE | Car Gy De 12 ‘monte’ 8™4!l cash pa; ULN—?7-pa swe cust. (cF) —— === | MARTFO 353 y ‘Tree obster Groves a, Beautiful; $35; cust $85. | HEAR, ADIO Seles H %; = 2601 Locust. cn Humer woay- | price Bppeara: wenger er bhaeton: condition | TIRES——S Tires For Sale . Steam-heat, Pho AS _ nicely ; TIQRISSANT. a North TEE SON R = ‘ pm Altus si } “ar Ses “Rei : ‘Op en + tor } “ =F Bee Mr. XCe ie nt: att i ' Senne ght tly | BE’ Ove uke “aay ng /uUsek furnis Led 401 a es sist of Ww 2a. . . L & I este a sina fC't)>) .. rUara ] Se@cdar ~ _eVentr - O% Ww D 4 ractiv ip; . e, Used . naan 2 & een ee eepin 17 5 Vebst 4 - co SGeclarse walnut, beauUrar gQMe YOU heard | for $3.5 0; 30 Take) on ks, Phone Pores, Passenger 1993 ee | Walsh, Waish More | -tbs new bes ged ioi’ 2 Sei Tabrica ep | 2oRSWwr O74 Unen; near Grande gig f@® | . Sarage: rent § reso bath, at, Te Droperty. » £. 508: Peimar. pp —— 4416 Eas: ov, 3000 ¢ obm Phone , ae evening + 201 before 10 mode] | MA Pe a (oP) | uD “ mathe” tly used. ; Cllerson ic@g, MISSOUR] 77> per Sidney | ett fee = for map Of Wébuer x2 (eR) i Bae —e Sua — e a 4 ~ a" i ) NY PR aie » i iT Jer : fo - ¢0t > Vf ee | “3 = Sse 2 ’ a2 ke ‘new, $25. cost soa j ( > ran ™ 8 bE ms new » Ya MOR ARM O} a ée\ mir > ’ M S. mali f Ca ol ras or fabrics, $°? v = or ne IS@ Kee j! g: oe? f iT ni — roon CARTED Tha ot Wee 205" ho neg, Driced —— $13 Sa ie9 ng ; , 4 A 4 ont ™ ©rmMans« nt « ae for hire as ee : T R ee OO " ly ‘ 4 OF ler ' amen — . ‘ : —— eor OTHE { ee ! ' ERS 4 ‘ r ich) ° h U . ’ } re | i t(Es— te —— . , 90) ied. ) ‘ee a! - r ‘ini e ron an E L, ~s ~4 reenact i TE 4 to , 13 at SET—Other oda piace LINCOLN auvfeur service. “Iaiz x | USED ant AUTOMOBILE CO. iE iarae Hitice; 30x we ee olive Web) | SHENANDOAH,— geagae Ree — (| cater ctrie’ ait 700™m8. Bath: ot cola | == GROVES TRUST CO. age cg ad ind. ie pe on Late tnaaes wees! 9 entant . ; DEPT., 289- tires proves yp’? 29. If one 3%. $2.50- eren. ‘ race . ——Néatly furnish, THEODO SI4 £ : conventences: &3 — = ©) ~ - Re : 7 in P nor me : inode] ned T Be / 0) rO™MO nt lf ‘ > I Av g wea ret) aa - es UNS; ‘ : - 4 OMe f th . 7 _ ‘ = Tear), iy Pry - ail CO Irn! shed . ‘ 740 « Pa . hess bs qnoox SCTE $655 %. 7 pleces ~— 01 f: it ‘ws pon 6. CARE to dan: car Das not MA es! Et wh To sinilnetiatiiaa ( @ ntr al 6880 ST pr = “a — recetn: po ond wit hin “* ve ec eee wes lred he ny enienc es: ref. peth: rent’ § $3; pd, te ‘only rooms and BUNGALOWS AND COTTA e e a » (0 we os om (c? mar “ty Unished ena: Mechania a , ew mechor Seg ouring late mod Kepnice a a ‘OY’s Tira roy et anot) a - far ee ce mS, (7) |-- A” 3S KA > o> y j ee nts © familias a Physician: ~— an 10-plece car ig ag SG enameled; 5 a! condition, ree | trade. Mr gi condition: eo lel; exce lent | pen re Btore, 2928 Olive, et | —— Ww fog J ne O21) Easton av. (¢) For Sale “m2 F : 2 - ee Box Wl odaectrieal ; feck . Richmond Ee vhte J @DBs Nn, est of owe. as Newpn and wil ier tires nM Lille id J. Mt ) im 10 re "24h 1. S: Wil! . KA RR 'MER, B3la— est th - iar” inn : " \ e. _— — estes mn * 4 . Jaye DA a . Ce tn ir old 7 ive vo. t? - A ee itittiene ich Near ? . De ee Fy, ae ce Sete GRAND Bro~-2e Sou orth 3 ie IRS—_ Ee x} er P.. “Dd, 7t ry hy Sr ITE—F ime , nak | ‘ Por 7 ete ‘ line i Bis oY »% , ent "err . “4 Car take ‘ a ot her N 5 a on wz nion ane } ue and oe ard for GRA ND —— B SUNGATOW a mae? at lene, ed pit (c?y e : like w. 365 — .. an, . LAU00): Py ‘ aai Vy. ? fie c € 0 af or tn? | Vi ~ . Ti De LE ‘ ‘Ss on balar . en ‘T} us as! =6,3 ‘ AB \ \ y . —t “age ¢ ar lir “ for 4 > BL, ‘ 4° ]7 a ta ws A [QW 5 ey eee ee ee ay ° ta VW lin ls Mfg on Dow nea née Weimar rR) lives Pj iF nday F wn. at UN Disrp hh ‘> 2805 ance M. ORE Ren lark b! v)]} Dhar . ine 2) rooms and . —Beautiful iM-a-dor rooma, thle — 7} A > (o., a4 er Ma. mt site ———__—_. “ree OF mor IRM umMm @ en LEE TEKS. * ¥ Loc ust, N tifu] plan ee, ldo. lue; tiny termes . -Weo first nes 12 bath; all im pew fiat, be bed, meré bath, Murp! h we bs ORS Mxperi, Liu. ye batents of 10 rooms; rugs itne Réceen . Seritons Je N ASH SB ut) A N cient ized: oan “$y 7, aie Sed $800. atte tn be beau. ELMAR p] 4 " floor PBS. HAR’ TFORD provem@nts; $75. |: N "RB meow A fo date: ra anes ‘butit. the a : : IO rile T ee ele , Arey ms -_— al an ; . tai i — -* mur riar @. CONT iy a 7 ] a 2 — ‘ } , (7 ; ay; Ga °rms; . g Rawlings ‘Mts on r Se RE—2 rooms furniture of 5 F 2 bennett, ott —A BEA AU ry | Rog pLRIA NGL E M ie acoutinuous hot water aout Sleeping room: he & rr _3900A—Fiat, 300d ten, 4411 Fatr av ast Heights See owt’ ft r fz. Co. “a aki _ rent es Bo - R. a on - wom FOR Hit oS as or Hire eautif }! \ pM ee. ¥ O77 ought ‘ _ 452 4 Delmar. -t Or CAA. DF. | AR i. - 0 Pr. - venr emen on! y- _len tly ly locate JON s, bath, furnace: Pitney ' noe i owner, Lx ‘ & a J neta Awe), £°.-19 (6) a an it ig Rial see -d00r «es tC to @ , OAK? ; ne on RINnvia ena’ wl - ney tay p> ~ ea ae onven- nt, Stn iP © | ms, ir nadir g ogee > 2 Car: Contr: Nag “ Dodge ‘renee eee... a ey Pry a new : ruy be “an ‘ery thin this 5, a ANI J—— Rey a o Laie’ SR: = ev es. So td a att war . . oan : conr ecten Hic usekeeping roor T HAR TK RD 4" 2 ee (c7) So Na - wet - 8 bpiaver- Forest 01,55" hour a» en CK or ton ino aD PeCearanrne As C y O00 Pe £& on $495; re; F mt ; ‘ 9; ‘ oe AND). ». (91) | rply Soe: rooms. 3800 lock Winton. 2 eae very cheap. Keiner's, 101) |FOR Hike } wt Service, - Lin. y, yashington. hese cars look g_pessenger touring, $320) | pr OSs and Ora ousekveep; ing; no re rooms for | — 2h. furnace. Phot, #28le. 3 rooms, | CO 3255 Pennay!vani bl Seaasia- Bi) : 8, is 1] Let .€ ae - ; Bs oy OA AK L ~ Mar g Cor . 2 82nd gre , aver PIANY " lans For Fe ee ninitenstinntinee Cc lildren; gara ; ae Rivers! dea ~ ns, on AGE—¥ : a. . (oR) oe, ans Grar 2 7} n Ford tri k. —_(e% T \ AND SE D AN, iy 1} tr la ™ » we Y wm » Good me- make Beautiful ne $5 Sale DELM 4}? Rh-0 ~ *6) : 15747; (1) . orien * Foome. I bleak . 2 en __ fang Koy “FUCK, y me .0ok ” AP aah tfermnis os = § tue your ,en) oe =e. 36 ful tone, = ss nle ws O70 hs , and tn ‘ — = 34. @ SOVE—Superior rs radiator. iene a Hi [ToS . ie ry sn : ' y our a te 7 el $565 > ani Sun la oe Ss : lesire | me... a (a Pp Go f) i «1 Be 50. Ste ndard Sieer) IZ rod ms A~ . Wo front counset Southw M o.« o4 Pogt Dis —- * ©.Carn heat ( ‘aban i aoe! ng DEVONSHIRE est COTTAGE nm. Rox Ss a S Ci © CABINET—Like new $30: « - mAs at wut Chaufteue sory lean i rary TRIANGY a rare bar re “We .? ne 10n: he e wd wt son os a S ty j en. A, A. Ch: : ~ high i ore M on 258A -_ Hp modern; dou) 5200-4- 6—.New : ie ———_.__ | Acienc ~ Modern 4 room ns: with mina aD Oothin 2 Delmar. eer ae ctcttncent = “1412 N. Sten, MOTOR ey It’s Triangie lead 0 A \K L, A N MEF? | pent § VO “4PdInSs, 6639 Univer’ ekeep: ne: ~Furntshed ” Too: Food floors _ © Earages; stea “room flat, | _3255 Pe clor, near Mees h 5- “rm. ef. £& v cantina ae ee (6) RLAND 4. b 4524 Taine. . — re ( RI \ MLAYER-plaxn ‘Tuver Water. steam heat: } m, light evenines ¢@ ‘hroughout, - ™m heat, hard C aneylvania sanford. App! he ‘tee eraty fo, i, - ee RENT nad c Da inted. ie nhexod “Bhaey . nar. Par! {7 lare — a ANY i—$ 1G Figaro islet we e% , iot and cold ~—— Mi hiked Gt 8 ben for inspect} OTTAGE E-~ 3 a ae y reket K 3662 De! Imar (oR) DRIVE it ¥d, FORD, a —mOmical: S98 jess a. aay. re- | Pre late i be seen ta + plat © ‘size, plain mon. 7? & death ‘ELMAR pr (6) MURDOCK s405>07-——-——— , 7 yard; 27 26 rooms, bath jau.. ee ot is No ith —————— KISSE RSELP, "= Gown. 2340 | terms. trade. de in this will cen, to be ap-| Pn with cabiner OSany caso {ful UP; all conw..¥?/0—Furnishea hardwood Ya S7A—Six rooms. Way | COU bi ereford st. 5000 noty! nice S, n fe With water back; ] 4739-4: L. SKILES = { rv er ~ (7) ¢ MALLEY. 3909 7... ©? S226 fOllB On terme -o weench and Dlayer- Water ~-"Venlences eG rooms, $° rent $7 floors. Kara ms, tile bath, / ~ =! ocks horth Tower ng ze. c, oil beater. 4118 C onnecti cut Be!! 28-43 McPHER,. Muse ~ * Barage space + | er mont o. Set nuet heat: MOI ———e_ Grove car. (o7 a : ON “AV. Aln a ‘ Se " le p— 192] tis te, — ‘ ‘7 ES ry. ‘* £et thie : Week! y: D inning ° light, ; , th. __ Lin eat; aK ] ‘ /ERN «“ty’ fo7) a hi ip] é ————_—____ (7) Forest 682. tell f- Use ec an ion; $550 ~~ Ee Car; exce 7. 1102 Olive « * Cut R the early ELM AR BI 3800. — dell 158 (7 | venienn diy meet t: B ITTAGE S 1 gton " parlor heater: 1] jens ac Delmar Einlocn ae. mn n eee ee tis hk diane 1 * . Phone —eeu 4° eR L tp RIGH , : © @- 4 ate Piane : a om, ‘Ra f on Fem | es ge “ housekeepi — | TOs ter , @ rooms: all m ‘ ra ‘ enim . 4 ‘ ; : > our {> 2s ot | Omiyv 4 1} ft WD . , ele rread Peas } per ; /, con- 52 Vv. enc 't very reason nable. Oati BER eee } OR cr - St or bre ve , ~ down > price of $1 . Vile or rent 7 fe N@: Trese ' i® sleeping 10t | —— J North $400 C i RAP? if P 27. Post -Dig Span. week. oe i@6, contract or new st 2 Pees en ee wt _ i kerage be St ba > 95 - te ih Re to 4 ry it: S) m “ § ect a ; eping. hor Grand. : Asu« a : / ewe _ y is - -_ { ; Bi ‘& Ck of ‘4a @Ver ines z ~ JUy : le ie onth, EA a en gd 4 9USe- — _ BK : $2 ONTH, x : er with lena bookkeeper $ ! 5124 Ohio. Sidne ae 7 ox R-59, Post. Dispate “ Donec Eb unday _ — ox RIANGLE woe. at's Tt. 7 I HE BAL LWIN PIANO CO il one led. f sateine 4751A—One ee. x $6.67 LACL E DR, 449: “Say thie Lo (07) b 6556 td a BU NGALOW Office. A Ratrience 4 e- a | ado AUTOS (Ov { a c 45°4 Yr MOTOR ce wich o. LAOS hoo live.(o&) § -——~"£2°9 Or unfurnishea ront room . sl*ening a Li s bea: Itify ——;bath, fur vs oome, pPly Room g ~° r ~) Juniat Wtd— an a . ED AN Bt near O ith privile used ) PRICES BALDWIN: P 1A NO ¢ oO" applied at COME i light h, — eS l-floor fro; ‘ entr . 14 S—5 room ._(e7} ee SOURRAR Ps, | "© have @ Sosirabi, ‘ch. fe7) Bae scars er piture.” rags ill pe LES Ntd.—CGondlten OLIVE Mor ee No interess Mew tires boo? @ new ‘one: ittle that ‘S slashed on - ‘i i Olive (c8 HAMILTO Sing; phone =) al 9752x. ‘™S @nd bath. Call FL 1) . OGY 48 typist. fi S Position f ng: n “ae “&yY cash, Food or NGiton no obtece a . sm CO. 2 P alanc > Per niy $45 + “has brand- » Tock bot a Diane O8 and pig venie ‘*. 1119—southern os, | © ASHTNG ‘ — os ATs, APA © worl. pata ile clerk aaa =r : -Sontents = 7 : lag Co. bans D: ra) bad. City gate =~ even ings and "2, #010 Washington ion ~pipentt yy AF. rom. $150 « lown, | a. Y@rds ened in Food aod pony j anos _ — a”! Cat uarantee: low an 100 - fe'7) | as low ia, SrunNsWwick e«¢. heat, Jaundry. phan; Citche; g TON . A T— f . ro7, | $335: &n¢d eXtras: @| ‘Artur, de- abvanyv 557 - 407 price miles OV ERI —-{| Many dottam 22. 51 Week} = aan ete: LACT. = VY. phone: &&8 > vaeeeS candi tt BL., - 4738 e7) 47xx cc . . ——— ce Ws e4 ~« : ras - i Sine OO, Ia “i 7s. aie ~ _ ‘ ic, o~. 2 ; é« a Ve R 006 : Ss (o@, —— Q _ney. terns Or tra e errant condition * AO Mr Kratky LAND 90. $99 > 1102 oO! -4rs at the CC ‘y you EI 0,6 ]- , - 0U (,) Wash in, eons heat r 5 “rooms flat, bar} rilliant Dply —!2 rade Woods ° mn, ———— ; ’ Ini i—— Ine lar - n rnished. =e an} § ‘s; se ®. doub Gabriel Ay Diy oa [r- . oh Ww VUS. {S800 Re _ —_ in $40 down, ) Ma! 9 ‘ 50 _ Oli ve et ut Rate * ig save fu n wed Comp) ‘ +. a xe ay p | floor ; » Eto : Ke ev 4’ 1980 Fo Parate fu le 8-4 F or ‘ - I a 4c on 4 4 ; . I r VOU Water a; 5 rc T en, Oe) best » oh mall lots; nead ie MONEY jc : 17 ¢ >°8 down: ¢ . $198: oe NG Ma? HINE = 8 LINDELL B heat OMS, tile Prices. aned On eu ', trade “sevre- S ST U 'D and gold s Ar ae ee ee, ST FFW — at 7 SCHN M te ‘@ bath; hot- ; = "Delmar 2985 Forest 35308 Olive bought, sold. tomy eo m mt RI ICK—Spo SS s : ~340 pit DE B. A K Dp R r* [> TOM BI L E Cal 01g S Smith & Co nd jpcoras « ought ci = ng e roam ttn reid oan ont room; Penne — MENAMY, 1308 8_N. _ FLAT —Motenn3 South i— Clean “Pen ———— - Atgg§ apes, furnit u | Seg Co.. 1219 Many extras seen an E. # mont rye t. equi: a me —— Passer VICTROla 2. >--—— -*. Grand, “4NUVELL BL. 40RR. oO es ‘ —————— (CF) Grand (eo?) block ern 3 and F incton ening white. Ghilaten ee 8 of dwellin age complete ._ 8) _trade. 35 pene 2 1Ce, $140( hs old, Witn clase . with w nter oan’ pri aa And records hanno keepir z Prenlbg Se 1. floor front house. FLAT. OO —r | Sylv ig tstieman ay. n id's, Nay best Brice pea ”? sma.) ee: 5, or A. L 516 Easton ay U; easy terms. 1... Nn: bargain ¢ car. — in firet ©s paid. Ho Mi} ds g ueht highest Gry > hot and cold wat ~ouse- OR RENT F ' Fi. Apply Penn i—Elderi, (cf on VeNnis Bro f r YOK ; ae Sw ain for quick gale ¢ — ‘—— & fae Linney er, laun- -~—F urnish AT. ee . »s ‘ ~ Aish: wr washing ead 2a —_— 5 or see i ute m $I) 1) (c6) Bis ‘ 2 ] te Sees ' roadw ay hei iN DtcLy BI om - — - ewe eee s ov, n odern 4 a ) n restaurant: ” ane car 3864. i,, Wwe lates” br Os 1 UU) BU IC del epee rae, (c8) prit Bes nd en si a on Sher nd 5 room — : 2701 “Kos Clean. thi Ivers wait hiis B; ‘ kK. $7 U DE BR A a) ene PrINAT@® apertmer “rd easi—Ro ; South Vani: ‘andoah, In : wie ssut - “] ae fce®) | 3878 month: don’ line: wa 't fro: , sc @n ear ‘ 20 K Kk R 6. Talkin ~ r ¢ eettinent for oom in) NIi - an! a. —s 32 ——To take ae 7) BEDS Wid. hie Dvin gone ds Price: laren Ont sell befor mt 100 cars | °. trom a ne “ ariy 192%. sai ; e; B. ARG AIN tind onING ane: KTast if dee , r tWo gentiemer "“HOL Se IN, [>==~ Pr 55 ] PT eet, Se of °0- 50c to $ Geese feathers | fro argest dealer in the ier Ink 61 [Payment dow, SMC: Sacrifice for UY Can't tell as Ad 2150 down: : BOUGHT nes _Want MARY] a a iter rooms: ‘4+—~Heated #i | FLAT —New. ) i SCuple- wil months-ov 1 per ih . rom Forde to P ‘ the State: ee, iy } es: o7 Bin n, ba! lan = or $* 50: gma}} ,. 14 price cannot be 3 4 r AND SOLD. Win, ted _ LAN] ) 4352. ; (5 adults bath. gZas at, ey ele, Bey modern. +-room Delon pee 60, Post Bilson also take roo a . 131 comfor:s ogee to order D tha cash TRIANG ‘ackards: $100 BI ——s ‘ one . n le]! 56] ow. a or two re Aetna (81) Sy sg — ee Vania, 2nd go 3 : ni “tet: E @ smal! lots ° st price for | on RB : elmar. ler’s, 13° 9 gt dee. rhs, O LON} Sa ane wei We roo! 4. + ~ Urice fi ~ rT Ty Deon ce iges 00", — potest 61 AT7R. (7 howe i 1s sa—~—4-nn wee ger - - (c8) ; tople emp.oy ed: privy vate fy m ro oms for EASTC TON. _ West ' . wtigtiiniees. Southw | . os = AGE BL 5182 ees amily, x flat, 3 08431 A—Convenientl wiiiataett ee st as leasa: t wel ] furnishe _® Ae on bath, elect fe. y furnished () Ww . ~ ic. mas: $0'per, = WNer Leaving Cit > fore noon fo right ee ~* Stop iL Lc ok Reo — L¢ Or ve! 5 ib ( 53 Lindel! Housekeeper, oe rae vel —— Sadi contents of | 00 ! Rea d} IC K TOU RING. $75 Fain; $985: terms. trade. dejares! bar | if r e: . 1 t Tge or smal} lots Cee. | 9U SED Ci AR WW r Buick touring oe ot ® Sergain: here is | A a ae Easton ems for couples: hous Storag 8 S ANTED | €00d cur sine ’ 5 £0 d tires. Finn one . (SIL IE N T y 06 ROOM : ws ss ekee; ing’ privi]) ePges \ E ~ IN — ee a } th ' \r all “ ny 4 SO3T - co leur ow pane an dew Room ‘ bas g “Tae a bed a et 10. ‘oor ha and h . 4li hard. groor ces othe } é - 2mm » 86e s 3 ot high ° Srada ; med, to Solicit . Bomont 854. Cc ei ( 8 Tax $29; > ) cown nee 145 Oow I VEX | \ i \ S. ar. 5 es rd We SF, : per ata na. WASHINGT O. Tee ‘qy) OR RENT ette. all h rooms, sun Water heat: °d e@ cheapest oe sold ~"rggat ithe a - | toa ec — 8) Cis LER—pP aS R40 “Pe geee* Six ¢ 4 sh V E S rT ee OTT 2 aa ery na Su he ne ae Poo mmates, furniehed : ie 475: 3A—C Comforta ~ Sap ter heat nardwodd floors! "bach and kitchen Or Tce ae, 3 - ' ———ie ty a 1. é ne naers ‘ ye if , “V@TOan ,oarr * room a V te, ~ ‘ 4 la _wor ik Ro Npetitio og? PRANK = Pp ——£0! : tie — Oupes For Sal land, ret pad nr auty Ha iNnted $495 "Re tenes Nea ars " Xce Stiinda sé Ou l-of a7 Yr) - is oard 2c n bt ‘ rr 4 >4 we on; e | tr} C " , orthwest UP-to-date fae and everythi nd ot Wa- I ADY =~ x M- 105. "Pout ce i of furniture ee VDE’ ROIT FY — e 2240 ray > 4 ted. sios S98 dow ar. lak Jowr ——— i ix 14 e $395 ; Aner . a } My, mien tcon » ~ocr daily. fn W Watte ~ a Arr j} ‘ fur- GAR FIFE L DD 5117 4 ’ price and card "ant quick found With Aeeng —— 2: en » ) a ire. stoves | have LEN TRIC —i(on4 ~ wen ' ee Se " n trade. | , 4» iriangie.} a 4, 8nd oes wale “OTe inser: ) ‘ines Thre r tiiuom.* oe IN Bly f - - bat h awe ez rooms TY r of a Sale. = ne Sood ai ping end clerical ant else T tae Frankitn 7 “6 Jefferson — peemom for ~ condition; =~ a te PR. $295; Hupp, $3 395: Ch. | 4524 pb, rel AN ‘LE wor P i | Be Ae sine discon neg Heonus 2 - “wg — Neatly furnished — Sem ee. Fore st &:. soar heat; tile Ro th phe iE AGENCY "3318. at oftics” an —— t 7 r s ° . 53 ia . Peete Ws ] ] i. 9: f > ee , ‘ ot i e. With " sa ly fu hag s/n ned. re . , tcher om a - ° Ww te } — T Al ARTM a DIFs— is ANTED 26 Pare (8) | Fc RD—c ouDe ; - (6) LPR] Care . passenger t rine ea y . rOLet te LE est S04 every Goave ni “ Ww ASH] | Ni — —- ene th pi o regit; lar e oO _ - ‘ '* : = ‘ i ~~ . ean nlc Wanted eecnes Oe er tern oritentent condi- CHEVROLF 2833S" yereether. at Riefling| thing ae ™jo22> ' $285 down, rade eee: — 1), “ ES'tTMINSTER, 4043— . (7) | ™ ARAGE—Room fora > -ES—Fop —For Rent = vel. month. Apply me OS (sTAar q 7 aan ’ ivate ow a 2 a -*¥ ROLE — ic —— : all = ic? rear — . w n Pavinenr 2 a ° any- OT wa, ea - « 7— We i for re or Sao - ee ee rf 7 SINESS Ughest Prices. a FY pane” aan : 44 M _ *. $78 dewrn : H " + . Pinning iNnte@q new ~ 3°97 nn, —~~ ati 4 15 ov L ‘us’ iota a s0uth “ gent ePmar > S0Om: « Ont “ou mnished jd 2585 pair shop. 2507 Cie suitable BUSINESS EF ') deventer. Li —e Will gel) c}; “xO Coupe, cemonst: ape Olive “eP, CNandier; trade’ “paar ———— SS ee a a, 7). | RoOM—_ +... ee WESTMING?PE Tee Water: ee aR * Tviler PROP'T" j et ; j T tT at Ca p M Ju ‘ lan PR rator, $9 “i = r > 7 ” een . ~ 34 U crn a — BR _ fe l / FOR SALE ee . c ) i etter » ee 2 ord, ‘ [ hv roar a - “ ~o W oe 2 4 "ONnVentar OOD 5, to le ° a lat ys _ ro ee ces a, 9 | UR S ae 194 PAT (; a , see . = —— - Tences 460 and t f la e t ite, overcoats, | ees ‘oupe: 1921> esed Te (7 ~od Mis “le nd ( hevrolet. 7 Supine ) If TS et & A R Cc | ROOM AND BOARD—Fors ak (fb sou 0. batt h. for inne cae: CARO} Some South PRIVATE ___ South Phone y ee? pr * ‘; Deck ied : ‘ y oo ee ie et aoe F ry = Yi b afer hear CEs , wT nw ert ~~. WH ? 2 =O 4 LS : f2INE 27s a ’ A agate. © +. 7 7 Linde} ] 3135 c vices ) ot! ler Pen _— a anne >) BUSINESS ( CHar: CES OT. 44°86 Pee. -e@, “Ts 2315 Loc ‘Ee ‘ Us NH A LJ. For , "eg COL ses ae ‘o &.: rena ated? iL ~ (On oe. 7) ( 30 WW L ocust _— #060—} Yront ro Ae etnies —— Ae Ee aa ‘) BUILDE —— __ Centra: NA Rie. - te aan ni . " 4 ——— me ~ ‘ A440) Y U7 Lirkw On 7 i ; ? r i pe = ‘ ; - . mailers: $1500 fo city and emel- r ar Hundred dy}: VTuCal: a saving of Ma ak oe Jack Stuer. Owner wil! ns a 307 S Kite @il Belj Kirk: in heart BUILDING arormation of first yn heat thousands dol} nvestment will net 0 “¢ Oy L, attend ; 7 s Hitihe- Mo? d . _ . K niorh he ne . i iv. ‘alle v T's rh Pee a Trucks For Sa} Ww —_ - ‘ KW “ood re “00d 4 16! right NG—Ip the big wh 2 OOr, { — } Salid agate 25 Mt busine s: “2TS Tirst vear and a umm - FPORDW 1965 en e€ver es - neh ie mn am FORD nna e est ae (7) on the cor ; ite bu! la Pie > ‘ cn ~ " . sy ‘ es ry Bele grimy ar i eI q°¢pt} . ' _ ek. iJ . a *4 a aT T°A B ‘ca tl“ eae pag lar 6 ner of 6§ ing, te dai/y ne, Ou - Strictest ; nve -s > speculation, anil nd “eer ies sal’ PASY terry “s ‘ re i ate resbeey ben nis m body Ag 3 - K a » - TOT} Re ed Mav NB. 5072 FY 20" Ee ROOM pepe ae, denti second-floor office th and Pin ne: fine, (ines. Th 30¢ Sunday - : > ~OF-t tows business ~ vestigation. @ man with OG tora 3 Equita Motor Co eon is in rood ee aie ee OU IC K De DG E. $197 For? = ne ~ 637 ae Cipress INE porch and eunce'y room, with siean.| = —_ s AND BOARD Wa steam ‘h Will make alternation location for et y? or more ‘insertions 2 0.4 Mary . al ~~ a ts sure ta . : cay Dp TY 4 Oven evening : : . . an ee 3002 P io = “as 46 , rn an : 1! 4) easy 4-ton tr 3 lk sno al j +‘ ¢?r ~~ es. ex elient ng Water ad odern = ROOM A VD BOARD NTED ' tallors on Inquire Henten to sult: ime disc OUR one le : ror or _Mr FE erg ete) reom 825. TF HEN io) F ( R T ‘ ~Undeve ‘ t ‘ a ti te Tpit » _. ; ours: Benes id mnd A yt . ; en s ‘ an s ] Ot ‘S IN@aig. } orest 4°R¢ . room and be - Vtd Bia e! Lf i> : n the corner mn MeKnignt, LOANS wieder Bas ison CL te, a ie 1 Uxe oe ld nigie sal sa dle be. ly hel, Oa! ’& Ss (ire om ; : se . ~o9 h Pe ae -_ 4 oard for — Sas nishe] DE SK ROOM ON RE ° — (7) THING ; aa ‘ De: 4 . as Ps i RIA NGI E - i j at { * iil é ry | ;*& f i} Mf a ry ane . oe tim Ad Way an ] Pa , Dal: 9 nenr Ki n: ,’ 4 —~$15 , . r tia me) (cB) ECk BL} AL EST —_: Dodge—S ey tak bed ond ak | ENRIGHT Gere : e 'S $193 “Sedy and cab, ENRIGHT, $218—Souin—aq-7 47) | _ Rooms WANT KOSSUTH, 4 ma tel De — ED. SSUTH, 4106—s107¢. CM , 4 ——+_Orner Fair. (¢%; MecLONALD R rn JSiWE . slighs!. A SH: VESS FOR | SALE ge Worn. Retamtame e : oe 5 ba “at ‘a ] ? monthe H ol es” chairs, . a Se b 9. Sturdays a: ia ig- ; 0. 601 Locust Cin ona. ee peake FOR! ; Oi Ist ' Pave city. by, 49 N. bos 7 ae Wa? ROBE: as Slur - I “ SLL Ca O00 wint ~ "ie — igh? hes ne 7 1+ @ ie] e- . LACT ie @mnlinewsad ; ga orn s , I oO MI i 4 ; = - ‘ K a EN« A a Ee Si rf be ; ; “_ ly ones ; aad a lise. , 19s y« al oe —_——- hn r ry 4 ‘ SS . + as! ‘ lv ' KIN ‘y ~~ 8 e- j . = 4. exce!] ene ,ia , en . ene et Sa est End: good bus busi- Grand an , mn ' ‘ Sa cr fi ‘e f “hy ‘ i~ x me ” x ‘Arar oe " ps ‘ ‘ Triang e-ize : Au Ot soea away 71S down: F* b 1 pe F veri? da - — a ‘Jive : 1 POC iT} Rane. a be A} , S17 N } anaes m - ee nanent ao. — beds 4s son Fentlemen: e ees ‘) oe CO., 11] ay: ‘Wort , Wished; Metting $10 to ff aN ct ",3 Cay! it} . rade MR. KR : : monies tu ke ame a ‘| RY] ANY, et . 4 * = : “Ar ; zed + Md. #. ae r f ral an TY) er ae : ad aT f Ouy la or ome . bya ii > ! Moet Titer atch . e. ¢« ‘ent I Box ha er ’ MONE “ 1 Chestnut Box R- 192 * Post-b: terme; make a Ss CLOTHING .. *£eRA in zy f ‘a anv + As 4$#5°4 De mar. Fisk. Mi Ts Fe c% } OR] se . » é 'tiive : ‘ , I PAV? 7 ¢ ' J bentie. Re r¢ MS WW’ - ‘endl - oii Sa (7) BROADW, AY. ‘ uth : St “los ‘te O LOAN—§i, 00.000 pepe ost | : | : pen delivery body, with (ek) | one E, 2156——pR | living phon, . Usiness woman would li: 056 8 rea TORE — Fy ‘Dispatch. (91) 4 Sew Btlection of «; M AX WE ev Open evenings, eiieid. Fende: ve mea’ coe cab. wind not at sid oe eom and board wir | Mur: 'S room and bedroom oo MOUld like for shoe r my 4 S.—Storeroom, acvances o i ae lowe, 'mproved MORE —Ey trustee: 603 R-Tay: Ane? and cee Tet and OUPE—A .SNap ESSEX TOUR] ew! $75) by ME abS4N ST Room ‘and board with | Murphy “bed, S24 bedroom, or room > wikt| seasiontes cebeit Shop, etc.; rennigamutable | JOHN 8 BLANE a eat Intereets 7 = nat! on call mag "088. 470 easona b |e pr £i fs. for et ts yey , , jIow? all com forts , 4 e i AF \". u _ R N { ; , : ie) 4 “8 ee ‘idne,y De) Weer (jr ind an "ee 4 Teel furnitur. - Re RER TS Re AL “ ent $2 0; Pos- = —— MAKE & | Br oO” "S18 ro of trust. ——4 dy) South i. 3 5, De, , .e Sales Sas. ‘ ar, ee Te We're Of an expenciv arin « rT Paint; new te cial FURD TRUCKS ; i wi tehs | , 27064 ar tn of Lelmar D.. wes Nighway na Oo}, TY co ] ° tnt, ( 8 , ~ ie , irand av Ord Si A Mm. to Q ~ecur- You ‘ ; crowded ar a AS ‘sive c ; other lent COM itinre 4 D nd tires Ore try mann as iinet Aalf. rT oo 6f . Nfurtnis ’ ’ : x 1-47, P-] . and yee ve 3120 . 17 N. 4th L ©) a ix busine s pa a RDROBE . mn + ge the a —a fit “4 & & rr re iS ‘0 $525 "ho" LUi best hare “ - 201 Veriemg ana _ ‘ ow fF iJ, ie] ry — at. OANs = nt Be ee ef. | fied and om Bdodines: | ote ton: dest bargains ieetod and | ety tt floor. ) | SPORES ,, LOANS ON Pers oe. 7 G A Ni E iG ‘a g! le i Ze (FT) ‘ ~ ‘ Vis M r vn ve ee Abo LPM hah ; _ +o ‘Oorne ‘ (oy) 8 ae ode rr ‘ a . . ? ‘ ¢ a , “ ‘ . ‘ ID. oO . inn for j ’ Sr 7 ' ~ ank m 9 iyrol! $1.60 0.000 of great cox! for oid es oe “. $48. down Den 2: Studebaker A da. FORDS—10 tou ? FORIi—J tebe ee ied rentiemer a, > 9—Rooms with hor ce | AUP shower baths $1 dy Unning wa- | jeane ten ry or mi Teno oom; Suitable | MONEY loan Bidg. 10 Cen- ' i w monthly; own- M Old, brok 2340 o “1 “ rd. 19°29 = TIO Pal A ‘OUrINE, 10 roadet - ik Ce ery ‘ " /_ id Ci@R Lindel! - Oa! | ee . week . eo W. FEF /UBiness: , Ca ed on at (cB) tt por os coal corporation: invoice ~ iller, 7 344 Ma _— — . 3495: trade = nS, terms, trade 35186 real bar. body. demountable + A920~ hag pane! ™ 1: RSON 4a07e ——! £5085 *, SEMINOLE HOTEr! 052277 — so * Koch, 4259 Manch will | O11 bought, 80!d. Uob lies; 1] tun ty. Reak & Rice, Ww st Pi rket ~ eg (7) om EP. = }9°?} eo - ~ ere) ; East, or (cB) econd ] tioned v laranteed. — A has been rNMOine + ‘s : ‘Ac } ‘ ; , f larce = ; - hes } u : oa heeds tote at ied T rn fell: - a — ns a cree ester | ive 7TO048. Uuto Auction. ce .. a = Pig ee "" mS ae (7) * VINT K R ] ] XE , Ries, 1923 S408 v4 ’ $78 dow, Fora 2 4/2. terme ME NDE neue sel) fas Sonn ble ~eCas ‘4 Ver } ‘ va rr) or , *4 ni sheg rooms f Dual Fe, eects (4) MONEY te 1210 GRO ee (2) latine; mi. bry) O'Aa _—_—— ng “ t } e= a2, ©? aae Oe tu pe rs, 2315 i Vi Ni ai Fors +O! “a eto y VeBi: re cay ll Uples desirin os , OF UsSiness ef Salar ied (eR) c E RY ; ar a v« 2 PUKeR AS supe . ie ,. *¢ j r + } (iret > | 4 _ —. live = een ntti L, 0 iar at ‘ Dea - M, Pwrepog — —_ ~ si aa . : 4 ie vest, arr . ; confidentia] At onee f n meat market | 32 Olive i i! Nmae lhe ermns, $175 a a 19°22 tour, aor A PORD—L P m5 7 Peon even ings (ol : HERSON ly apnea Sb-on ————— Pie rem wy we, @AC@ilent Sow er Factive | = West / 1881 Rai: e y¥mMents \ or good reaso . te ih = ae e bimene tae r ss a é Own fi ‘ Ra ler fala 4 ftarter. Se, Tey ‘ argn deli. eriac PP ey —\. C4) rmoor continy : A ractiva, vm et , rates . . fi n Cook} ng Jt LIAN — a ay ‘Bent Owl Ri ver, Th r ne; et old pe meee “8 ‘4 Tires; perfect mecha? cae Upholstered at @0-- OCx Whee pretation = moun , BOdies: cash or terns . with ‘or Withour ing. * SVYETINMDOUS hot water home prowe’, (RB?) fon anu » wvwP—RR (cor. , Hodiamon sicitianed MONEY to Io nge Bia’ Vi erguso i d, ized _— MANI9M. It's Tei o oe ** rms = nt shu baree wi a ern n oe = . » &0 > conk- ane é as ont n —i_itiese ‘mny Be aes n fonmith. 613. iver, diam onds Z ~- a Een : Ys i Tiang)e. Fe \-30 4530 Delmar } S pe td Ss open poten 1) ¢ $] oo bj M A Yr — ~ - = 0 2 IL AMIL TON fur { & ods, notions, amont) Sultable Ow ner’ s in an on &utomobi] (c8) “2 nox } tables - (c7* : ‘\. Gran da, five TRIANGLE MOY OR co 45°4 a. L922] At RES Authorized FF 7 and Sunda oa os 005 3—I dea! home. y aq Ham ‘OTEL & # Y! shed rent $2° & ™m etc; steam heat age ("o. | per aeen Northwesters left in the VO . yae f her = s er 4 » . »*? ~~ # ee “ - K'arte rs ae sek r r ‘ , > man " - ‘ ‘ ty ne wee } - ; oner : “aAhe * One i@8 ; cheap, m — ( co , evenings - Delmar L © ler) a i he Asis * inf . F nee Hy h ore « Dea ers V4 onepene ; CONVeNntiane a cot iple ” berry f, lio nont C. KE yy } n — Boat Brok . te romard ay. ‘nd “| —~'C8) 28 - p momeone: 3195: terms 41668 Cre ence for | INDIANA—3) —S . “4-4 | MAPLE. 5711. = Soa _privi legos. ST ldrene 10F every guest: pls = oom fort e reel | SEricte oe ra, 206 Intl. Life B dg. | | MONEY Loss men's Bank Bidg. Grocery and wa i JARI od Tn ort nae 7 , A O8) (olive P Ke 19°), _ ae iT) CNagels, with , " : C@lligan+ +. “ Aaree ro and ame 7" — ‘a } Dery 18 chil. J Ic |, a A pte ‘e M — ANED—$35 c 5) ir meat ma 4 T Pee REE cae if Cars: Is: - ern | uae odel. Call ieee ay: Must | > er teenauat SIn#ii: @ex. wo, in Fide i) orrig P ; to 5000 — trade. Call at 2301 Clark. Clark. Ws CHES Kir Limousines For Sele eo5 2 Un ntables: cash “, Models: starters, INTERNATIONAI1 ull Forest OO17R @,| PAGE BL, 4930—1> ee (6) Cc AB. .N NE a7 T Ib Ps E19) | ion Pidels amont Railway. B! ‘Bin av | mente; bhans Te payable in js ae 0. Se ow ae . a4 | ] o Ag 0D aos -_ ' eae — 4 nSieieg ; ‘ , "li¢) ‘ ’ ‘ 4 ow Ll rye roe ry) ‘ “2uy . eer meme asia , @mount Mite rove per carat, dit fOUSI i iz —F wi funeral wo Some Seen &n: ede y 2. | “Authorized rd _ ae | ton aa: Make offer : “Pp 3, of the a eiient meals; modern: 7 a 2 employed ; a » Cabanne; high-« lass fa 2 ML: —_ n. x G- ¢ ome rial Loan Co ee cent discous Day- i}} mit. Candy store: é Wee 1322 Olive rc RN AB atl 8. 7th _Ol lv e Ri "5g ©on- Sighway iG evenings, 1446 'N King ers ter, 2611 Mar ket ae — errine-Brar Amt oo i A (ys lOo7A NC = a rate h lome, (7 y — and en guit ' we 4... el; rooms sa ed ' CASH advancaa” ee 4-714 Chestnut BR. ae Rox R-8a° socount of . Yon —We Day t! nN (it Neat — — ; | E] aes ear 59] ~ or trie . ele Va » = floors: : ” 5 > eimar 710. ~ e!. u ay. Phone a Roi Sa 8./cR) COUCh ! . y ron Aster. oe Kee F NDE “NED r ae On oniv S15¢ ’ ag mimesis jog @ heated food hae ke ra furnis ei 53 aged B . | . sw! bl: 26 E tors, Call Fe ’ 2 TH S80 ‘ : (D1 -~ ‘ ~— rand 4 Day . , by ue, Lee card tires 1 ainted Rabie ffe-. ~ , » @uer ne cx. 41 248 ee ne Cle oan Ce we Fuspr,. nein ’ ss RiCE—TRr = an slice pat rho - * Cabany 47°77)’ Ales reaso! x- | | Rie et STAND IU sh— rooms. See owne ristmag ) Muara, £arage tr) . old 100 aunt — Hine | electrig. 4 ia ngifterent “breed Delmar Shout; S Dealers. 2315 Locust, 9 AU T O SA ‘RIF it ne — ae HOU ders eis, hes Se line, out-of-tow ~Tent; price $400: call EE : FP. Pettker. ia 00: 4) FORD—Roa: isters: late modelu. good (e7) o1) | ..Chevrolet tourin o S AL E oi ——— ——— »FLAT S two lines. Three” Sunday. Minimen, | AS 7515’ Piceadi ly av., Mapie- Sia _ dition; cash or tern ©, Moceis: good con- AE “F( RD A F A FORI Sh) | gna, $295, Oakiana ei - $245, Baby Over Rooms Ba ne ? lo suftt, OF , more ineertions 7m = —— —._ (¢6) | Sundavs a S: open evenings and! , YoU b ) | Ferd, 1921 $19 handler, Hupps, O14,” = FOR tana | ber line discoy — pare om } RR im Ts 1418 ef R ES Authorized Ford (ite ; cow n ( ne UN Ford for $s. Nn ° i | Pepossesrse. ? : } . £ a Cc a dil} ac 8. Cc o] ¥ % ( ids, RO ri eo ‘ @ativ ~— oaceeeenessteiesiensneeeneene CITY j Penne ni. leon? mone now for Your Pl ete; rent $6 month; call Fee ee Ne § Highway ; wee ther Wi ty i AE _ “grab rT a 0 —$25 | others, $25 +. orteage. re | SS Bag yaar sn furnished onantion ~ solid a : —— dorsers Y OM your ple & m. 2619 Warne av.: - rep : Fc RD— tog det er ge * gg has ‘ l } >? A Ni 3 ce hacer ? Tr angle igad ke all our dow r) ‘payment’ oon down: b rade cubes. Inany i #1 _Cco nven encree (fran a 401! p, ng bath: a. 2 der aga Lic line, out os town ae REAL - ESTATE w’ or ae a r Et “whey mount « . ps . st arter cle xno COTO) ‘ —$$——— n oe y in Gee 60ers sara —— = ail ; ‘ or- —_ ’ tae : Attention ~ oceiep ephone calis | C\ass: oir $255 omedt WE ‘i : firwt FR ANK 1] RCO. 4554 | Delmar_ SE . a Olive ‘3 se58 } rm’ 790° ee sioniniciieaiiais ) ~ a initor axTe pa f ). su arlene XN ER vit (7 T\ FE \Ii yrs F? (Cw) 2910 w “ on AD ct 2nca Up, ern al] Da pea Aas low and a a AaSsern ger, $325. eR! touring eX aD lete housekceping furnished "roo - aT! a ive 4208 in?) WwW er will rey th eo ad p- + 805 _Chest it. fe8) | ~A i pe Laci fO8 have it it i (one e\ en iy ov: ; x ee ington att aT »* br okerage own: no ou - arte x Hi ON — GARD ; « NE — . oo (cy) 4 s a FIXTURES , R—1922 touring: excellent condi. tires, ag sti ec oe Pat of ceondt one | LOCUST 31 ees Ww NTE - Chayiicaliv ion; ‘ - -# 3127—Steam, SO 8S egy IID Water: , DEI M. aR pe fc oye nning wai or: hai 1 0D0A— 8 -room 7 c88) j Fane MONEY A j fic ‘, ; — Ss FOR SALE | MONTY Wtd —$2000 to _ MORE tion: ruy on), AU TOMOBIL z= C new car: $°nn #000 miles: look thas , ¢ AE : term oOKs a th . auUY, etc. SL a 4 rvy A ‘Uying urnit te (08> immediate are; $50 per on th; FARMS—Two; ten mecwremeon, of store; to be at the eek wu) nis =. OCCcUDar ovem -~s ‘80 acTes ia | mont oomMma CO (c7) i vate home. upie employed preferred: a ale VSED CAR DEPT., £805 L MORE | AUTOMORIL balan 8 y co . Uich or nn anaatatean alias rian + - , a] ("TS aft r> by ‘ tT ‘2 ‘") ©" ce. BE Ctte he vw rn E Poth ~ —m Tips. >” entra! “dene + Pe a Mi, MAR M! \ D Isr R IR *: ene 2805 Loe ust : years 38 no FY nney (oe ua . Cy Se line - ow f-towm ay —— ; B) eo 1N—Lant e 7: v0 ros onde jer a r - aoe —_ ‘ana —- H, AY NES soeiaheniiieneenieinsee Bodi -_ ‘ied HA M LT ~N 340s ‘ - leicht ait aa 48 , ea roadw . tf . st a) ail : Py, ) Pj PGE: an mw iaaal 4 ‘ ” ; i. ee ; - rOuUsS FOR SALE Oni NES SCR oa ee. SSO ene ic) i TANGLE MOTOR Co.. 45 24 Del rat D TR ‘Sek BODIbS— No 7, CASS, 1908—Nice. wens" eR tiNG. 5386 AND b63ay0- Sane (cB) 3623. miles from postoftiee om, ghway| We ha DE EDS OF TR ‘ a ferwon india ~ med I x . d hf) — Roa lefer “ odie A. : c Ss Tour : s — ns = =e e tImar. spaliieed : se wie 7 Olive ¥ or used ~ ba r eh hou Se etl ng; ha! ‘ “ room, 24 floor . ex — ; eee: rene - = f 7 size {ful ¢. ir a ea moet ly ley el. fert() ’ _ Og! and Balin ran a times deeds . ——Removable oven, ei 0 ply Remini? y rebullt, | ON ipete4, Condition. See Whalen, 1418! tee mauled; an rexoellent™ nodel: “thoroughly FORD Bo BOD Y—Touring. Von | CHOUTEAU, 1756- re BOTTORFP Rai eee, Mee janitor” beda, | smal -- anyone ‘wishing to ‘make "t [606 the beet” f peene from 3600 Io" ir ¥thi o 7 seae, K ) kk va! mene-vsnt i wwaw - ‘ i. a pri ‘. Ma. (art o = at an a ac. if 1A ‘ 6° S100 other " Jeman ton: new i we se —Large. clean furn ~ oe 3 Wk na Serer ALTY ce - .. 4914 _Del this ad ‘ ment with future ho: id make a pont. pretec of oe i - ated rete ’ 2 Penta hs V0 ll *k a a ‘ 7 , Pon as« er 19°49 ~" ao 1) 4 ‘O \ > tnt . h ’ Ars her A! Ito | “/ ls ? se fay err used bod! 4s. $°5 : Ww Di: oie room : re asr ynab! le: — bh “~> i } i .F BY is te cimar (® AO day: “~. omy Sor” $50 « ~ $3 TOMBRIDGE t; ample d r from , € Pi . Mont Ai ford tire ao. we i teles vit ee er ‘ent = he : forest (°%%@ ) \ 34 ve cta o por h. } ?, é a. ee mode roome: a. lence poe . Cas on - A Post-Dis. cand car. — N, 13 th st Shale job ng ’ aoe . : ~~ burn ee iene apr Ante I Risaan as ~ oe _ {e9] ) fOVIN ING. TRU = BODY—aAna ‘ : KC od thr . .r “a —— ~ Sn ae all aAnG s! ° ge! , ? ~1 Ww nk ; we OT ae =) like brand-n =e me orem Soma St Ronghehy looks fice, $: 380. — ery in fine ‘shape oe 7, AXICG “ALY BOI Dd IES —F7 '; Cheap. 2 ————~ PALM. 4002} vp wentag — (7) ] LAZ ZA} PARQUE APARTMENT — — < Stele, Sat a — S08 | ~e Sthal! , —~ ge Stutz in town; ! erms on bh “ sacri. —— = : 207 2 Fen ’ n: waged ‘de ront*.room fae 7 ree South r eee tne ‘eR, Sa OR H “ Su payment. balance pA pth A TOM IRILE E co : alance. MORE —— , th, gentiemer +. employ ed } l or 9 tide Pershin het en ndiinn —_ ; es tar CYCLES oe otor Car Co, 2601 L ad rt Open MON _DISTRIBUTERS -805 Locust. MAR Bargains in Used Fords, Se ———_(1)/ 8T. LOUIS 4325. = amir-_(91) sears 6 rooms, 7-room efficiency : an — SUBURBAN PROP’Ty ae ee iiectesl ‘aa sm be al | = is — ry i] i i¢ . of ~ : low es ti res; bar. : rotate piecapninaiindahlin ” cad {c) LOOK! $1: Taye’ Hu oupes, Runabout. Touri Sedans, kitchens: $e 50: e) lectrie gos Se — duced tail; open for inspection. yeaa on Bt’ NGALOW amofpe Poe FOR SALE | per 07 : i. ‘Mers. 380" bicycles” od, ec If you buy th upmobile, § $495 hoginken in trade on 4: ng Bodies | —— —— ~ fg PRON B&R G rp | blocks from city: east 7me Lawn, i feoon rim : _ ~ r80n “es for $25) nc unaboute For Sale bile touring coma eautiful Mode! rR Hup ‘ Semen De 30! Locust me Coupe de Luze | ane 7 pen * BCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | wood floors. furnace: lot ou Crielly "nara ‘on ria =e Gad |... - (ch) RDS—sZ [He ; lIt- looks like i surely be wel] mo- | ee Se Luxe traded Open Bund North SS =— (c8) | Oli ne “Ensule Mi ; x125 feet. Tor 2 OUr aot ya, at co with 1 mode] ret uilt na Toe : sie the day jt} ei] p) eased. ————— car dept ~ EE west ——— | 21 N. a iesourt lean . For + oR a. a st. 108! bh starter and demountable runabouts | Only $495; $195 dow; eft the fact ile ) | GARFIELD 08 hoe APARTMenTs | BOTT Aa st. Olive 9200 Orporation and argains. T ountables; only $135; | no interest » own, balance ory. —{2) LD. 506 housekeeping room. | FOR F RE COTTAGE—3 toome a7 (oR T 5 ev is Motor Co Fo .frest or bre ok er 12 months: BZ gas. elect “ u ‘ceping ro . NT roome are ed ’ Locust rd Dealer. OLIVE TAs ops a £88. electric Forest 700 oms —FUR let, with * €00d location: ~— tst. We never close. MOTOR CO., 2 or Sale GARFIE en OM (13 | NISHED | treee: grapes, berr ation ° ic7) Open evenings ~810 Wash; AT TOMOBILE: — - iARFIELD, 6060—9 boot — , reese; $2500 os. shrubs; 40 lore and 6 4 ngton.~« wint TOP. H ; a elactrt ; ~ housskeening onto 1a7 Poet . terme. $500 , it unday, (c7) W ‘er top for mode! oe SUper-stx GARF] anc heat. gnrage Ff reat avout at 2m _ West B ost- Dispatch cash. Box R.- ashingtou, . Call 4908 | ” ELD, 5831—2 tien APARTMENT— EAT FRUIT LAN eh cht housekeeping Bon nag 1ENT—Furni urnished: a a 8 acres on Te ; ; D IN COUNTY” ne bath. kitchenette: ‘a°fe sunny | @lectric lights, 2 Sleeraph road in Oak $5006. pe pr ed *tearm " Ty niSely furn: lt a. eprin a. 4) 74335; 47 46 Mer w » nee lee. oo Senior big bargain: neighbome is 7 (1) Neubarth Kirkoses 4 emall trait” for : 440, = Phone one] te TO hee tay
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i. eR aati Sone eS BM ic Hane ' yn AS ‘= Wes mee phe gu aM BES virkhs @ "th. R. Frag * TS = adhe bp ke ie E . > a > a ‘ - v re as Be ty ‘ y werd iF Fr & os ect - . » ¢ . , RE AR AE SNE LE ANNETTE NM ear “RLY eer P 9: "4 idk Hate a * Seth op sev te ‘ ee ow ~ Pou te eset a saad ” > 7 A Mae? =e LAs. > eS ai soins litte ae eel haces baa oe adie Oil . Ce ML ee te ae det aoat tik . } is@Tt ~ ae vr -- ~ - . by hirelings ever reach the full spir- itual power of one taught, guided. protected and companioned by mother love? Herbert Spencer says that a pure- ly intellectual woman is a biological monstrosity, and I think the same is true of a man. A child reared ever so scientifically by specialists, if you please, can hardly result in much more than Spencer's “biological monstrosity.” The human being is four-fold in nature and must be so educated—mind, body, heart and soul. Experts may be hired to culti- vate the mental, physica] and, {t may be, the social mature of a child, but who can take a mother's place in cultivating the spiritual or aspira- tional? I am speaking of mothers not maternal ancestors. Histories are full of the testi- monies of great men to the effect that they achieved what they did because of their mothers’ influence. Lincoln said, “All that I am and all that I hope to be I owe to my mother.” Would his mother have achieved a greater satisfaction in 4x- pressing her wisdom and power through the wage-earning channel than through her bor?—and what of her country? George Washinz- ton owes the greatness of his char- acter and career to his mother. Is not the inscription on her monv- ment which is the tribute of the American people to her memory, all the satisfaction a woman could de- sire? “Mary, the mother of Wash- at: to . ~Talen @ene SOuUs Ti = # . ep" her .™\ ington Had she pression independent and her son had been follow - his naval bent under the British flag *» left to what would America have owed her “No man liveth unto himself.” but each of us owes a to the~etale and famiiv A . . . ~~ ae ° a a", a. ‘ ~ -* > *-* , *- sl -s- i ' >». Y mut 5 to society woman 7 self-e n * &- a on mit such attention neglect cessfully by some women—those who have made come to the Inne Siig e- ue ~ «= Th is h is bee rs business or profession home the home or make obligations maker A child's day is gererally from 8 in the morning to &§ or 3 tn the eve- ning. If oS the mother gives to busi- . >. £ in = . — ~ ness. away from home. the hours be- S ; ~ J » + - > ’ tween $ and : she leaves ut the tired-out the dav for the ma! Fate = ,Ire ~ + ‘ és ss" “= - motherhood. Nine hours including the time and go, with only hours to home and sult in family. best efforts to children to become the State and good ciety, she fails to fulfill her duty to family, State and y. But if sh he home 22: tha good citizens members com remains th gives to business only those hours which the children are at school or in bed, it is possible to combine the two and render her full duty to fam- liy, State and society. Then only will her childen “rise up and cali her blessed.” and “her works wil! her in the gates.” One of the chief home and ‘society is ffect upon the man of the mily when wife or mother prove emonstration that her wealth- cin capacity is comparable to Who of us does not feel the need of an urge to keep ws climbing upward? The Divine fire which makes a man strive with unabated energy year after vear, see- ing his work as a God-given privi- lege and duty, is not the force behin: the effort of the masses rare gift of genius. It the comfort and the h loved ones that man. Take that that the wife is m tions upon which rested and his and he follows the la laxity of Woman has not ti to jeopardize the best members of her fam wpon an individuali life. She has not privilee obeying the lure of a call that en- @Gangers the highest and best se!f- expression of the other members of her particular grou Dra‘ se chie to both am biti: ffort—retro Love and “Love” Sn ti i ae By Winifred Black ELL, it’s all over. The doubt and the eating cancer of uneasy jealousy, the blinding fury—it's all over, and the woman who caused ft its dead, and the man is dead, too—did the man's wife commit murder or hire ft te be committed? the human family like some great ti- dal wave every once tn awhile! From all over the the news—a man suspected and so he followed her her, and now he must go to prison, and slave in endless torment, tf he to deliver his life at once—for The light love of a And he didn’t gain what he did. A woman drives iva litsets? E k leads to such a terrible end! And the part of it all is that we strangest defy it and admire itt and call it love, talk together of it as if it was the mest delightful thing in the world to loge all sense of right and wrong and all propertions and all gleam of hu- mor just because somebody's hair eurls 4 certain way and the sun ~ 5 | shines on {ft on a certain day, and pouf Away with everrthing. honor, gelf- respect, common sense, home, friends, children. conscience—/‘ust like that! “All for love and the world well - Ah, yea, that’s all very well—but is f really love? And how long do you keep it if ft is? Would you cut off your hair and bave every one of your teeth pulled. ene by one, to get a diamond neck- lace for your own? Perhaps you would—if you were fenaé of diamonds. would you cut off your hair beave all your teeth pulled just te get a chance to wear the necklace minutes tn a dark room. where nobody could see tt—not even What a Treacherous Tide! Ana tf the diamonds weren't real even then! Oh, well, if you would. yeu belong im a largs, very clean, very weil built building with spa- efeus grounds and plenty of quiet, determined, quick-witted, alert Burses to look after you. Be crazy if you must—but don't expect the rest of the world to call your madness sanity. Love, real love—iove that has tte very web and woof the quality sacrifice—this is the only thing earth worth the trouble of living To gain and Keep such love as that—who would not give rears of even a short lifetime” But this other thine. this mactness of the senses—what a shallow treacherous tide it is and should rum when we hear the ina of it uean the sands THE HOUSE OF , & & TOS | Mis OOOO 0 SOIL TLE To Cher- ail pretense than her! before had/| er give way to! And yet} Was like sée-. earances, moaned. “‘it ~~ ie > (oo—horrible is T —j ~ + > X0=0=6:0:47 STNDAY, DECEMBER Breakfast Grapefruit Cereal Ham > ges offee, Tea, MiIlK MONDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1 Breakfast “2 2 ——— = ec Lu =. = = r Lerea ~ rear TULESDAY,. DECEMBER 12. Lanckhcen WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. Luncheon ~ + — > Breakfast THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 Luarcheon Wiha - | Po > | Via Breakfast Baked Apple Cream 4.i Fried Country Sausage “= & le T as a3 Parker House Rolls _ ; “a. 4 « a = ey Coffee. Tea. Milk FRIDAY, Breakfast Cereal, Cooked Dates Fiuffy Omelet Toast ~- i Coffee Cocoa, Mi! SATTRDAY, DECEMBER 16, *s : Breakfast Luncheon has al- le Sauce amed Chipped Beef ALT! i—callinge sending ea . +> 7 =a ¢ = — x- - i Aare hones t . - e¢ . a Wi ee , ~~ > . =. % Sseric us.y ven 2 all—to me, Cher- Continued in Dispatch. x Asparagus ita dam and the Paddy and Mrs. Paddy Make the Best of By Thornton W. Burgess When everything seems going wrong And not a thing seems right, Just try your best to do your best And work with all your might. ith a log for the food pile n the old pond. She found : swimming back and forth faust above the crossing point on the scolding angrily. “Now, what's the matter?” she demanded. “Matter enough, my dear! Matter enough!” replied Paddy. “Don't you see that pig-headed nuisance blocking our way over the dam?” Mrs. Paddy looked up and for the first time saw Prickly Porky sitting right where they must haul those logs over the dam. “Have you asked him to move?” inquired Mrs. Paddy. “Of course, I have. I’ve not only him t@9 move, but explained to how necessary it is that we ld get these logs over the dam = "7 . — oOo bls 3 soon Gi > _ is -Headcea . » em += = - 4 eT t ° EO = , TO OVERCOME EVIL:— ty affectioned one to an- @ With brotherly love; in hon- f preferring ome another: rec- Pense to no man evil for evil ide things honest in the sight men. Be not overcome of but overcome evil with good. 12:19, 17, 21. me wabbage and Apple Salad BE-HALF «mali head cabbage, @iree large apples, nut meats, ad Isiand dressing cabbage, crisp in eold water Grain. Peel apples. reserving Strips of Ped skin for garnish. r and core apples, and divide Quarter into very thin strips. Bappie with cabbage, add salad and toss lightly until weil Garnish with strips of apple thepped nut meats or steamed wheat. * a membership of 16.662. American Institute of Mechani- Engineering. reports only tw — — ne ommened Made fror cocoa, pur nth Mex MADE WALTER BA Boot 'et of Che -
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Aa tects BD eager RS rate, ee . es " : i it ii "ry he. yy a ie - As ; ° "“: eave | | M } Poe ae ae a Bate ida" .. ™ i La | z Mi Sao é he : ae ; Ame} Ca / f) a - : (fl p | - i | | UD | | = ~~ ee oe 1" ‘ . rey see , . ' : They Know the Coquettish Role . _ f* . ry 4 r’ ‘ [s Not for Them. Soe They ‘* Mate 2 $3 Try , 3 Up,” Then Forget It and by Just ryy . ‘. , r >) ‘ . rving to Please and Be Good ‘ cr ‘ . ) ‘ ‘ Listeners Gain Real Charm. eee ——- ——— as —= = = = - —=_ (Copyright, 1922, , r first I thought there were no homely genus didn't exist | thi And then I met ons en dé 4 the daily battle (NO--—-bat not the 4 - . x ' Say victory. ) She was staying in the week-end and |] Strayed into her something and found her towel and her face al] smeared with tion known as tissue-builder. after called a “mud facia! She laughed ‘I'm as homely as.a mud fence. don’t you think?” : | said she, staring at her little pug nose ; | That was a poser. : looking girls since landing in of a plain face startled me! | 2 a oni ” ; i x so I said nothing etnias “Watch how I do it.” Rh ip- te i i he hE h-hh Ee Eee eee eee ee ee es ee i i i ae a i oe oe a te te a ae i : 4 Well, I'm not here to give away any beauty secrets, though I'll say OT re . RN Se ty Sey era's . Ane yf ae re rae Bae Sad he He Ss ‘ WY wupERWwOOD & UNDERWOOD | BIBLE THOUGHT | =FOR TODAY= for The BACK TO THE BIBLF. Buresa 7 ‘TO OVERCOME EVIL:— affectioned one to an- with brotherly love; in hon- ng one another; rec- to no man evil for evil things honest in the sight men. Be not overcome of but overcome evil with good. 12:10, 17, 21. age and Apple Salad | ~HALF small head cabbage, large apples, nut meats, Island dressing. cabbage, crisp in cold water drain. Peel apples, reserving of bed skin for garnish. rand core apples, and divide Quarter into very thin strips. le with cabbage, add salad and toss lightly until well Garnish with strips of apple ped nut meats or steamed wheat. & membership of 16,662, can Institute of Mechani- ring, reports only two ~ —_—— Uncle Sam Says— Killing Rats and Mice | The common house rat and the | familiar mpuse are very well known | in nearly all parts of the country, | but the fact that the damage they | do yearly amounts to over $200,000- | 000 is little known. | The Bureau of Biological Survey has issued a booklet on the destruc- | tion of these rodents which will | prove decidedly useful. The book- i let contains instructions for rat- proofing and suggestions for de- stroving the rodents by the use of traps, poisons, domestic animals, fumigation and rat viruses. Readers of the Post-Dispatch may obtain a copy of this booklet free as long as the free edition lasts by writing to the Division of Publica tions, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., asking for “F. B. 896.” FRUIT COOKIES HREE brown sugar, one cup butter, or one-half cup drip- pings and one-half of butter; beat well together. One cup sour milk with one teaspoon soda, four eggs well beaten, one teaspoon cloves, two teaspoons cinnamon, one teaspoon nutmeg, two cups raisins, seeded and chopped a little, flour enough to make a stiff batter that will drop off a spoon. Bake in a quick oven. cups In some parts of Holland a birth is announced by fastening a silk pin cushion on the door. If the pin cushion is red, the baby is a boy; if white, a girl. Four BAKER’S VaracasSweet Chocolate MADE WALTER BAKER & CO. LTD. 1780 Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free Pure —wholesome —delicious Made from only high grade Caracas cocoa, pure cane sugar and flavored with Mexican vanilla beans. ounces —an honest quarter pound of ONLY BY DORCHESTER, MASS. ee eee > ee ee ee ee ee ee a a a a a a ~ i i i a ~ Themselves Into Swans Eleventh Article in a Series— American Girls and Women as Seen Through the Observing Eyes of a Talented = English Authoress. Christie iny Christie.) by girls in America The pathetic United States. as t were, and unprepared for word—lI should in of search a weird concoc- Vhat I think she in the glass. ters. pant, She coy. must never be airy, “difficile.” She must always, always strive to please. To say the nice things, the right thiwg at the right » oment, «vince the proper amount of sympa- thy and intelligent interest to flatter skillfully and continuously, While avoiding fulsome shoals. flip- OI Her will to please, | gathered, was terrifically strong—and in propor- tion to her homeliness. She had forced herself to be unselfish. She Was Sympathetic to the degree. She was an excellent listener. She had read a lot, and—-though she didn't brandish her knowledge in the faces of the men—could meet any of them on a higher mental plane than could the other girls. And always she was nice. Nice manners, nice expréssion, nice ways of doing unobtrusive little things. “I think Miss Blank’s awfully fascinating,” said a man to me. “I think she's charming,” I replied —and meant it. And I knew he'd never, never know ahe’d ever been the ugly duckling that had turned into a swan! ee eee et te ee F neue Maxims of a Modern Maid By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL, 1922.) —— —— ~~ en es oe — ~ : (Capyright. FTER all, it isn’t difficult for a man to t: He only needs to tell her she the most seen! k to an Intelligent wo beautiful thing he’s is There ought to be a time after which all ention of certain domestte offenses becomes outlawed lor instance, no woman should be allowed to talk for more than seven years about the occasion when hienry left the electric light burning ALL NIGHT in the cellar! inte two classes: those who take sheirc wives es i's wives—as a nattefF Husbands are divided a matter of course, and those who take other met! of course “What is a foothall game without a flask?” sighs the flapper whe went—to the oval with the leader of the college “Y."’ Nobody else can tell her! os she has a right ta cheat fp ‘ her for it doesa't know The baby vamp not only considers that the game of love, but that the how to play the game himself. man who “calls The best way to punish an unfaithful husband is to send him to the co-respondent—with no return ticket. — Children Cry for Fietcher’s NWN ~ IS MOMMA! i ASTORIA S Sanu ioww__—_llo SMAAYs The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa- ture of Chas. H. Fletcher on the wrapper for over 30 years just to protect the coming generations. not be deceived. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘‘ Just-as-good’’ are but experiments that endanger health of Children—Experience against Experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby witha remedy that you would use for yourself, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parse goeie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither pium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance... For more than thirty years ithas been in constant use for th: relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the ase similation of Food; giving healthy and na The Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s Friend, Bears the Signature of 4 Z A, VA 4 S SSS o in Use For Over 3O Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. of supply. Milk That Stays Sweet Longer RICH milk taken fresh from sanitary dairies, is promptly pasteurized and bottled at our 4 ~=6plant in the country nearby. ator motor-trucks whirl it to its destmation H -hours quicker than can be done by old 4 §=methods of distribution. cially if there are small. children, is entitled to this milk that is safeguarded at its source Telephone us. Best by Every Test OT re ee Swift refriger- hi ’ ’ The family, espe-
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——— LE ESA IEE LAM LOE |e EOE > Dk ay, * Sapa bat + = =) ee ae 5 _ ie — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE : — como Pagpagmm |, Ten Thou G | rap COMIC PAGE , cs . : . DECEMBER 9, i923” 5 To DECEMBER 9, 1922. ; | : ! GYuilY ; Lette, Kt. Main. y; . ie A Offers tote ( “ ‘ttt Serve Emp PAGE 16 | ee ee ase AXE “YOU KNOW ME, AL!’?— WORDS AND PLOT BY RING LARDNER z You DONT HAVE TO STICK THE PAPER WANTS-ME TO WRITE WELL, YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE } | | YES, CUT THIS HAS GOT To BE > By Jack Keefe | == ‘To GASE CALL- WRITE US 200 } THEM AN ARTICLE ON BIG CITY GiRLs$|| I KNow mnete YOU a | : se m 'e Sox Pitchers ive if ae eee 7 Tan 2: pd dans eaten di atarese seal ADP ,artic.e on the big city gir! and VA! . * a Prag 4% 5 wr Dy ww a dolthinxofthem. Well gi i ” : diferent in the city tha on : lint Aan an = pape \ / Ce Lnare | —_ | | = the rest + - pretty A, 3 . - . - : r - res. 3 iom): 3. The Most ; ~ ; . \S Ns them its wild over hb ? st a - * . 4 oe 7 Be sq ert A AY ay ee © CTR ARE SOR AE RH ree Ht AER, ene : — : . “VOL. 75. No. 95. SR ge ARO TRE Ic, RC RR AEE etka MEN MERE KS We see se ig? 2 ae ; ae SS ay svat ee ral: . pe . f: hy an SRE ee Ses ~ : a ae Re a ee ata 24 , ind Fal seal SS tpigeeae eg a? fe a » ot Somes sa nee oe ae . parr oe ie © maki 4 aes in o a. a “ a vd ~ oS ~ a te 5 - : we 3 ‘ ” x » an he — sane, tebe eee ie . foal sak ri us 69 tre Ny Pao oer - “ ve a RY RRC eS ES 2 I OS - . - Pam : Pee — . ORE Cra” peas , ; : — Acad bothers us te ' : . : ‘ ~ | Mash notes and etc. a: THE QUESTION. 3 . Bash get ead snd down OW fades the glittering statesman 1 th ight & : ohne! eae 7 us The question now on which the plit , | i , ; | ‘be the Bee Pe os is not the prospect of another fight ' if . Personiy 1 will say withess dees! But Tyrus Raymond Cobb's disputed hit. > ( ing that I bave hed ry there . m }S™miles from the fare sex ; The Turk can hie him to hi rn mughty swell cals bug 5 Without a solitary thi: to do, ' . 23 “gure oo ae dort Until it has been found at what per cent | : . | , , | a77, ; mj the: hn Ay they — 7. Raymond plugged the pill in ‘-- : . j c iy | | | | »~ ;sonly I aint met no dame yet eta t : : Ip | t Oe myself cp to them . .ONF. SHY. The football season is over an! we : = A lh Hie hen} specially now as this will be my ter If the allies could get Uncle Sam haven't vet found out what thor , : | | | j vo sag Sane y= ang to sit in they'd have a King full on jeather patches on the pants are tor See: FF : : ) . y i. =} with there quaris and ete % __co Postale - * edit ai lar = 4 id gr taktt, 0 i i i: pgp ee Tri te he OE MOLY SY Sp aS , > i . a? ‘ . a Art Fletcher has been pointed .. «, ape ae en Se sh es = Gen taal a ite ‘? .i @adba ; Oe a : ; b/ dad = = i. ; : or manager of the Phillies. Art has «? "age - “> iy s a e. 4 De , gp % . x. Seer ee a4 : , : $ : 2 . . ty % She r it Na yew “- « a P . 4 ed , i . 7 »- 6b»: ME ign & Be segs 4: bn ¥ > ‘ ~ - z ‘?) 5 y a ‘ - “ . “Indians to Pin Hopes to Big I lock of Youngsters.” Better use a safety pin. VvEe WAITER TT YEARS FoR HER SO a ee me " 7 Doc Johnston havins bought him- ‘oA self from the Philties will prex am © 2 “SZA 0 sell himself to a Pacific Coast ciah. = Doc is nothing if net versatile. the appotnimert ef Circuit want W. Garesche, of St. Low! the yacart Federal Judgeship o Baster= Missouri District is b means #0 well assured as Ser Spencer. Geresche’s backer for placa, professes to believe. O sition to Garesche has crystallize | guch an extent in the last week several well informed Missouri ea tieiana, who have Kept in | : | SSMEEE touch with the trend of Depart: ' Fi of Justice opinion regarding ent. are predicting Ne NOY FAD » When a freight train can p across a public street and block a 10-mile foot race, as it did I> troit, it’s time to turn the railroad over to the Government. There ought to be a law. : t » Saree ee Ber ty * : 7 Le me \s KORE BT eh 4a RM NSAP OO SSL NER A arti te Inbal amitenn waite Mee eA St OE oak ae tte nagahe 1be me e : STILL RAVE ep. O xz-=~ Sa ie a ae Ne oat en Sees cs ’ aR ae oer a ee sood as he wa nlat imo chr? ; ~~ rat J4hes ~ 4a ‘ ~ ma i Connie Mack recently paid $75,990 forsee | : : MA sS Igernnteaateniaaiatlilaaiintas saint — gecommended or decided to re — TS } a | é ™ “@ TO Live IN ae peintment. say members of the "a ; ag | yo Ee it # — ; o% : | = ! oe. *, a THAT Rot TSAwTOWwN sean souri delegation tn the House, t “7 nee. io Oe ? ies we HOURS. | ae Me “ SS site T —=$_—_—$—=47 « . ne ‘sana to head off discussion of other R GCEN 'N | im. oS Vs SS *=> ¥e @Mates by giving tne impre: | n cst THINK \ , .* = = 4 . . ! gr ed = c : , that his man had been virtually Pk. KILL THE Time FF al . a =F - ee — 2 : . — oF —— = —*, ° - @éed upon. He is said to have 4 TAKING IN’ Tee = oat 7 | _ lowed that course tn the case of SIGHTS! oe wee ; = — 4 2 As ~ ea ~~ 5S. fesche. It has not. however, 3 — : = —S fe | a= | ts the desired effect. ’ The visit of Assistant Attor | General Rush L. Holland to St. [ ‘te look into the qualifications of ‘tieug aspirants did not, it ‘learmed or good authority tc help Garesche’s chances. An Cial ef the department iis sai have expressed the opinion, fol ing the Holland investigation, 'the appointment of Ga@resche w be unwise both from a poli @and@point and that of the pi 4 ae id was et eee Do o b J \ af ~ oe ? ; . a A / ; * 4 P ® ee 7 : ‘here on ie . Prt iP ~ we e ~~ —_ - - = at - : Gis an ae leo ‘ a setae tees A Ter ies, BIH ml telly tn “diet ines ag paund aid ey SPFLG AY gr on tt ete s oP tant wl hho > pad Sv vat Se DELIVERED. THROUGH A MIDDLEMAN. N the year after the great War started—which was more than a. | fore we got into the mess—there was a Germar ey Bridgeport, Conn. Close by Was a munition f: were being manufactured for the allies. As one wh cause ef his fatherland, the German nursed a deen em boring industry. He included the operatives in th One day, as he sat behind his bar. a husky Iris! 2 “Say,” he began, “I'd like to open a smal! ™, come In here for me drinks and on Saturday Pll come over and settle. I'm a square guy an Im thirsty right now and I ain't got a cent on m “Vell,” said the German, “for my regular gustomers on de slate; only, you are a stranger to me : “Right across the street here.” said the Irishm In the munitions factory? Nuttin’ doin” “Well, they told me,” said the Irishman. hat vou was kina — 4 i 4 Drevai us fellers over there, but I was thinkin’ that ie ee Rite we é _ Me ' é ae SEL 7 4 — a a, ior this festive occasion, at least, there would be no ch . ment. The hospitable rites having been codcluded moving toward the door when the German was moved Until now, tn his exuberance, he had forgotten to ask for ao: “Say. he said, “bow you get dose shells over to der “Well,” said the Irishman. edging a little nearer toward the < don't exactly send ‘em to the Germans direct, vou understand ie “No? Then how you do it?” “Oh, we sel] ‘em to the English and they shoot ‘em (Copyright, 1922.) eA. , =. (E : = RESORTS GIO ONO EG SOE SAP OC game 0) A a | . Ai.s * - Yn ‘we 9 + a 7 Se Mg ARD ETE